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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01


MOI ii2i-93 Page boulevard. double two
story brick building, arr In-ed in four fats
ot i've and SIX rooms each; property OF John
I. Ferguson: sold To Frederick Herkert FOR
SN.c.t; purchased as an investment.
No. 49, Morgan street, twO-stury eight
room dwelling; lot 56xl5J. property OF ]. c.
Sharp; sod 10 Mrs. Pauline Brooks for ST.
~. AI~s Brooks viii occupy IS a residence
Walnut street. south size. II feet west OF
Tsenty-tEiTd street. vacant lot, 5pXu7:
property of George E. Townsend; sold to
SchaaD Laundry Company for so per front
foot. o: 500. The laundry company will
improve TINS lot, together with the Ii feet
on corner with a fiVe-story brick, which
they VIII occupy.
No. 2sl1 Mills street. two-story stx-roon
prick Owe ling, .Ot skis; property OF Miss
Florence Rcnaker; sold 20 John 2. McAin-
hey for 2,tS0: purchased for Improvement
purposes
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
Howard Gambrill & Co.

Howard Gambril 4 Co. report transsc-
tons closed during tlss past week that
amount TO sl0o.Vv,. They effected the FOL
lowing saleS:A
The large brick manufacturing building
on nearly two acres of ground, situated on
the west line of the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road. just north of Tower Grove station:
the property OF Frederick c. Bonsack. the
architect; sold 10 a local capitalist Tor no.
CO... The purchaser bought as an investment,
as the property is now under longtime
lease TO large Chicago manufacturing con-
Germ and pays nearly per cent interest.
net, on the purchase price.
Also No $50. Pine STREET . large, eight
room brick and stone house. the PROF.. rty
OF Charles Herboth. president OF the Her
both Mercantile Company. to a client: Tor
$500.
The firm alsc closed three other deals.
amounting to Al so. the particulars OF
which will be made public IN few days,
and made loans Of So. 800 on 4 vacant lot
near Sixth and Chouteau and on South
Grand avenue near Shenandoah avenue. at
Der cent interest
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Business Property Auction.

Tomorrow the Mercantile Trust Com
psny will sell at auction two desirable
pieces Of business property near Jefferson
avenue. one OF the pieces Is q lot with "a
feet front on both Washington avenue and
St. Charles street q depth Of l5o feet and
only thirty-taree feet east of Twenty-Arse
street, good location for a manufactur-
ing enterprise
Tho other piece 10 a large three-Story
stcne-front building OF twelve rooms 1t No,
13 Pine street. with a large vacant lot
on the east. The lot fronts 70 feet on tho
north line Of Pine street, and has q depth
Of n9 feet and ! inch to an alley. The
house IL suitable for conversion into bust
ness property, and the vacant lot adtolu,
Ing gives ample room for additions TO the
building.
The terms On both sales-ths former Of
which is 10 be held at 1870 o'clock. AMI
the latter at L 0ciock-sre one-third cash,
balance in three years, deferred Payments
bearing s per cent itenrese; purchaser to
pay taxes for 1850 and thereafter. On the
Washington sveuue property 1900 and on
the Pine street property 500. viii bs re-
duired earnest money At the Tina Of the
sale. Both sales Will be held on the prem
isea
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Apple 4 Hemmelmanu.
Estate

Apple and Hemmelmsnn Real Estate
Company report the following sales:
No. 2si3 Shenandoah street. sight-roon
brick dwelling, finished throughout In hard
woods. lot SKIS; sold from Josephine Leh-
man to George J. Textor for SS,0uQ
The northeast corner OF St Vincent and
California avenues. lot 2Sxls1. sold from ].
J. Coakley to Philip Kramme for 8. S2k
No. 33G Utah street two-story-and-attio
brick house OF seven rooms. with lot coxS0
for G9eo, from 7. E. Mountain to the Ar
gyls Real Estate and Investment Company.
The companys report Of loans includes:
north of Papin street, C7oo: $500 on six
two-story brick houses on Twenty FIRST
street near Adams street: s.. 40 on q E0xaD0-
loot lot on Sublette avenue near Frisco
Railroad; $3.50 on three brick dwellings on
Tower Grove avenue near Swan aYenpA
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Edward X. Love.

Edward K Love reports the sale Of . LOT
6oxl50 feet On the south side of Mcpherson
avenue, between Newstead and Taylor ave-
nue.. for 3ioo per foot. or 5000. cash. from
Elizabeth Ferguson 10 Isabelle OBrien, who
VIII build 800 home.
Mr.. Love also reports loans aggregatfng
ia so. among which were; G5.Oc1 for three
and one-han years at per cent on Lindeil
boulevard residence near Sarah street, Aeoo,
three years. at per cent. on Clemens ave-
nus dwelling near GoodteliowI NSo. three
years per cent on Page boulevard store
and dwelling near vendeyenter.
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Love e Sons.

Love & Sons report transactions the past
week, as follows:
No 513s Kensington avenue. eight-room
stock brick. lot 25x17s feet, sold for "a 800
from NJ. NJ Beard G: al. to Bennett Wilson:
bought for Investment.
Numerous loans, among them one for
g Go. one for g Too, one Tor 81 SO and one
for 81 i1O. at and per cent were made.
They report renting good. with quite an
inquiry for space for new manufactures
coming here.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EUCLID COUNCIL NO. I'll. MEETS FIRST
ana third Fr..aVs IN each n.a'h In Burlington
building. SO Olive street Visiting brethren and
am rCinCuIites cord'a invited to attend cur
meetings HENRY c. wIEHE. Regent.
Attest: ]. +. Ryan. Secretary
LIBERTY COUNCIL. NO. g. JR. O. L. A. NJ.
meets every Thursday evening at Garfield Hall.
Thrice nth ami Wright Visitors welcome.
CHAS. COOKE. Councillor. 2Sl7 Blair ave.
Cass
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MeIsenbach & Schrnitz report the fUifUw-
ing sales:
DWELLING, three rooms and basement from
August Mailer to Emil Sander for g. 60:
bought for a home.
No. ga Geyer avenue, two-story brick
building, occupied as a store and dwelling.
lot SxE5 feet from Victoria Brichta to
John II. Hussnaann. who bought for invest
ment for & 9Ql
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Dyas Real Estate Company.

The Dyas Real Estate Company reports
the following sales for the week:
No. as Iorgan street. twenty-five feet OF
ground. to Clara Howard and E. Il. How
ard of San Jose. Cal. who Will improve: for
$1,000.
No. 6127 Fairmount avenue. nine-room
house. to Clara Howard and e. B. Howard.
for $500.
Ne. 5so7 Plymouth avenue. nine-room
house. TO Mrs. Bertha Kahn. who purchased
for a home; s., so.
The Arm also reports Q loan for $a720.
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AELINGToN-ss r.; Isaac w. Miller TO-
ARsENA IeIN" IT,: Edward II. Fisher
TO Frances setzer-w. d. ........-..........
sE E.S n o,, 8 .p bet Blair and
Henry se.dnler.-w- d;-..-....-...........-.
cAR0LINEcZ IT.: Thomas harrington
sPindI tr 70 h a H. Fsi.r9 Sa'a a. !.
E Fiah.r 10 Ridha1a i v in wsTs H
to Clara Howard--v. a..............,...
KANSAS II. leis in; Arnold Dreisoer-
MePIiERsoN-5s #; Jennie NJ Kerr to
Robert e. Breer-w. d.-a:....-......-..
ApaNS Mar:ars .. SSine ,e and
McEntee-w. d-........... -....-.............
EisR,h; Aus. D;ya, to Clara Ho~a1 aho
NoRTH MAilKEf-s It, n g. Bet. New.
stead and Peadie:on: Vim J. DAVIS to
NORTH MARX TO IT. bet, N.w.te:d
and Pendl7ton: Jennie J. thinner to
N M 9 49, y p AVS d t;;.; r
John Wallenbers-w- d-.-..................
oEEgoNr5o q. Aiber, Doerfinger to
oREGoNN55 It: Catherine zwicks 10
Ihos. c. kuhule-w. d...-...-.-.-..-...-...
coDion Charles ePso,h n 70 Rssd s :ae
PENS It.; ThoIns. Kahuls Is to KAN KsfS::
PENSsYLvANIS.2s IT.: James s. 81
8css 10 Bridget Dalton-w. O..
REBER-5i #: Walter Sutton to R;raan
s6uI.ARp-se Il. in in. Thons: ,' R.ySur.
to Joseph Nik--w. d.. ,-
81. E1NcE.T-5S IT.: jeremiah :. Coax
ley To Mary kranme-w d.. -.
aad Pine; David i. B. Aio. = to 'f Louis 2''f r
SMITH H. 5 IN: Catherine Zwtct. "a
Thos. c. kuhuie-w d..
TENTH-3o IT.; Albert wenziick TO Pre:..
ley A. Aoore--y. d-.-..-.. -. -.
VESTS. # Cnaries J. Gsnma:.a =
Aannissippt VslieT Tfaa-W, A....
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FIREMES'S HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

~AA VETERAN VOLUNTEER
IL FiREMEN'S HISTORICAL So
Gs ,s% ciety meet. monthly. Next meet
ing Sunday. July ls $50. at 2
2 n. az the hall. 1900 Locust street All 81
LOUIS volunteer hrsrnen are invited to attend
~ F. l. GARESCHE. President
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ElkS.

STANDING ELK TRIBE. NO. Sc MEETS
every Tuesday evening at Dr,iids' Han Ninth
and Market streets. Members ard visi;lu, broth
cordially invited
OTIS D. THORp Sachern.
A. Leck. c. CT r.. 1854 South Fourteenth street,
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Charles r.. vOEel.
|, the following

Charles F. vogel reports the following
sales:
Lot soxics feet on the south side of
Chestnut street, 800 feet east Of Claiming
avenue. for 1900. from Charles NJ. Mason'
represented by the Mathews Real Estate
Company. to William: Pepperkorn, who pur-
chased to Improve with q frst-class steam
laundry plant.
No. Ss4s Ohio avenue. a two-s.ory brick
dwelling arranged as two fats OF three
rooms each. lot esxiz5 feet, for $50, from
international Real Estate and Improve
meht Company to Charles and Maria
LANCE, who purchased for home
Lot 30xll4 feet on the northeast corner
OF Thirteenth and Calhoun streets sold for
81, $50. from Katharine Sommers's heirs TO
John h. Beicher. who purchased to i'm
prove.
Mr.. yogel also reports having placed and
renewed fourteen loans aggregating S7SIoJ
secured by first deeds of trust on St LOUIS
city and county real estate. Eight Ioaps
were made ut per cent interest: two AZ 81
and four at per cent interest; ten Wers
on improved property and four on vacant
lots: Most OF the loans were made and re-
newed for three years time. A great manv
OF the parties renewing loans have maid on
portion on account: Of the original loan
made and have no trouble In securing r.
newais for the balance at 5 per cent.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01

The Rice-Dwyer Real Estate Company
reports the following sales:
No. 1881 Granville place. two-story six
room brick lot 25xl25, from John @. Clark
and wife to P. J. and Ammo Hayden. for q
home. 81 30
They also found renting very active hav-
ing at present only two houses and nve
fats unoccupied. They have considerable
money waiting for investment In real estate
loans at or per cent
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A. O. B, OF r.

ST. LOUIS LOCAL. COUNCIL. No. 4 An
Gent order Barons OF Ruunyme6e. VIII hold a
,ttli.r meeting at 3 m, THURSDAY evening"
JaiF ,. 1850. AZ their hail, No. l. odd Fellow 4
oti4llns. southeast corner Ninth and Olive
su-ets lwo candidates 70 be initiated ana cleo
u"n OF ofhcers. Visiting sir knights ara invited
go. JOHN WEEIlT Is. Lord Marshal
Attest; A. II. Bush Barren Of Records
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KNIGHTS OF FATHER AiATBFw

.STA SUPREME COUNCIL KNIGHT
}~HA{3 o. Father Mathew. Office 1873 I-,o-i..
ts5YiISa SHeet-Execusive Boar meets r-.t
Es%l:ST ~n1 laird Fridays. s o. m
EPrK DANIEL orc. TRACY
aH Supfens Chief Sir Knixht
- O l<pS seru, Supreme Eecor,asr
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
CHURCH NOTICES.

LINDELL Avenue Methodist EPISCOPAL Church
Lindell ard Newstoad -Ases.-Morning service al
II - m evening service at D. m Sermons al
both services by the new pastor. the Reverend
Daniel Dorchesters Jr-. d. D.
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LEGION CT HONOR.

.EoNAPART-. Lunch. M. :. LEGION OF
iI,7 2. n.--t. .g: -". .HI a-d fourth s;atur-
-ty- IN G-Fi. rErar huf.,,if,..
THED. Il Culver. CaaucelIor.
'n'. I. S;.,l.aei. ...-Jrisr
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Cs;lin'S offer. 81 was planned 70 dirid. the
property into small parcels, aud seal It IN
trat NJ. II was estimated tlat, win
prices ranging from 81 90 per front foot for
The Eleventh street corners. TO $tv Tor the
least desirable lots. the property should
bring S.."Upy. But inis plan never got very
ta'- since IL was TrC' Cteo. TIE price OF
properly in that neishhOThoUd has decreased
I" "a greater OF less extent. sun, there ap-
pears 90 De a genera. Impression mat the
property should average macr more than
90 a front foot. II the property only ex-
tended IA Twelfth street. sighed Mr.
h"rnuIe Imam. there would be good ue-
narI Tor i then but a. 4 Is at present II
seems to be = hard matter 10 dispose Of II
at anything Ike Nha; ii should he worth
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01

To-day ~. consolidation or two OF the
la SesJ real estate firms in me city goes into
effect The parties to the consolidation are
the L. =. Greer x Sons Really Company.
which has been doing Il p-cIita bic business
fur twelve years al No. @jZ Chestnut street,
and the e. IL. Anderson Realty Company.
SUCCESSORS o! Bum * Anderson The new
company VIII be known as tire Greer-Ander-
son Realty Company. anu Will have quarters
at No. AZ Chestnut street.
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RAThBONE SISTERS.

AEGIS TEMPLE. No. 3 RATHBONE SIS
tore. meets every second aad fourth Monday OF
eaca month at FrntrTn1l Hall. Eleventh street
ssri Franklin avenE.. Visiting sisters cordially
invited. SISTER II. SOLOAAN. ~ E &.
Sister Verona krsas. Al OF II. & c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01

Some good transactions are reported by
agents Tor last week. Among them are a
nUmLer II sales OF fats and apartment
houses that run well up into Ave figures
There WAS one sale of Cabannc residences
property Tor &s5.VVO: one of vacant owe
street property, to be improved with fats
and stores, for $3.50: one OF Montrose ave-
nue. residence property for Su.J.o, and a
number OF other residence properties for
amounts ranging close to $1,000. In the SAFES
for the week was also one OF manufacturing
property near Tower Grove station Tor $io.-
sA
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Fisher & Co.'S sales were five in prn,h.r
and aggregated sS3.0Oj. as follows:
Montrose avenue, northwest corner NJ
HICKORY street, eight two-Stcry six-room
brick dwellings, with store on corner. No
I'LL TO 1l25: lot 1aNl0o. property of Josenh
~ Chic; sold 70 II. IL E1tzaarrel for nj :
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NATIONAL UNION.

CLIFTON HEIGHTS COUNCIL. NO. eoe, MA
t.onsl Union-Ne.ts the first and third Mondays
at Vera Hall. corner Wilson and Clifton avenues
Members requested to attend. Visitors cordially
invited. W. =. oh ERAAN. President
H ". Kershnw. Secretary.
FCTURE GREAT COUNCIL, NO. 2ss. MA
uonaI Union, meets second and fourth Gondsy
Of each month at S D. "a. al Hewards Hail,
olive ST. and Garrison aye. Members expected
to ATTEND and visitors cordially invited.
rHoS. LAIRD. President.
George C. Hunt, Secretary.
LOOKOUT Council. No. &C. National Union,
meets first ard third Fridays p. m. in
Bowman's Hall. northeast corner Eleventh and
Locust SITS. Members earnestly requested to
attend and visitors cordially invited.
A J. SCHEME. Prea
J. Deeman. Secretary.
MISSOURI COUNCIL NO. 7A NATIONAL
Union. meets the frst and third Seturdays At
Eoward's Hall. Garrison and Olive ST.
Members requested 70 attend Visitors always
welcome. .. F. MITCHELL President.
p. A. Benson. sscre,sry. 1893 La Sale 1t.
STANDARD COUNCIL, No. $50. NATIONAL
Unian. meets FIRST and third Mondays Of every
fnonIn at Llieken's Hall, southeast corner Ar
Hr. HANEwINKEL. President
Jao Emling. Jr.. secretarT-
VALLEY FORCE COUNCIL No. ga MA
tionai Cnon-Meets second and fourth Tuesdays
at D. m, Hall No, 0. Trsternai hIiliing. Flew
erth and Franklin avenue. Members earn
setly requested to attend and visitors fratsr ally
invited. FRANK SCHWARTZ. President
Hugh Noble. Secretary.
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ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASONS.

GEORGE WARRINGTON LODGE. NO.
a. =. & - M---special communication
!" Ing. July 3. at Masonic Tenple. Grand
ard F1nrey avenues. Work In IL N de-
gres Members earnestly requested 20 attend
Visitors always weloGrle. RtfTeShments al close
w l.. REYNOLDS. JR-. ". N
Henry Lihou. Secretary.
MISSOURI LODGE. NO. l. A. +. q
u A. M.-Ststed communication at Corin-
NZthisn Hall. Masonic Temple. on Thursday,
M July g. a. 1850 NJ. NJ degree Mem
'bers are requested and visiting brethren
frateTnally Invited TO attend.
John II. Deems Secretary.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

ssG1 GRAND Council. Missouri. Royal
a Arcsnum. sc:-sil Holland Building
VA cordial wslcon. 10 visitors
e. Sss friends brethren anu members from
abroad l. J. aEiSER. O. r.
. Chas B. Cor. Grand Secretary
&C. oIJvET~rE Council, No. ne Roys,
eSs-s-$ Arrenu-n. meets every fret and third
y e Mondays OF each month at Burlington
~ - building No SO Olive street. A cor
" .RA< dial welcome is extended 10 alt visit
Ga ing and local members Of the order.
w p HOURIGAN. Regent
W. II. Rolf. Secretary.
eI, COTE BRIILIaNT-E COUNCIL. No.
Az 13s. Royal ArCarum. meets first and
20 third Tours y OF each month at O'Cnn-
n-ll's Hail. Marcus and IsstOn avenues
Eitors cordially welcome. Next meeting Thurs
oay. July 5. at .. m.
y. n. BAKER. Regent
F. W. Reader. Secretary.
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DANCING.

FANCY and character dancing Of all k,nd,
taught for stage or amusement lessons daily:
artistic waltzing speciality. Call GrAha,ne 3
Hail. 1902 Give st Always open; satisfaction
warranted School established 1855.
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j. I. Epateiu.

J. l. Epstein reports transactions for the
past week. amounting to $i05 $50. He sold
two houses. Nos 2a3s and 2s4l Easton ave-
nue., trent of 80 feet. from q client to Fred
erick J. Voss for 81, 500. The purchaser was
represented by Sidney Schiels, and J. NJ
Levi also assisted In the deal.
Also sold 65 feet on the south aide Of
Washington avenue. east Of Walton ave-
nme from William H Fornof to Mary
Nicolson for $3.50. Mrs. Nicolson IL now
having plans made for two buildings to be
erected on this property.
MI Epstein reports having hnanciersd the
sale Of two large pieces of West End prop
srty, wherein r. A. Boyle represented r. J.
Guthrie as purchaser Of eight modern severn
room apartments and Blaokweldar-H ol-
brook represented J. Moore in the purcha "a
of Isl feet on Olive street west Of VanJe-
venter avenue. Mr.. Epstein becoming the
agent Of the two properties. The deal In ali
amounted to Sos 90.
Also sold No. OLD Morgan street a ten
room house. front So feet to E. j. McCurdv
for account Of Mercantile Realty Company
for S.oo ]. N. Levi represented the pur-
chaser.
Also reports a $4,000 loan on Olive street
west OF Vandeventer avenue, and $500 on
Cabanne avenue.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
ROYAL LEAGUE.

-I GREELEY COUNCIL. NO. II, ROYAL
VeSIASt League. meets second and fourth
ss :: ;a:. 6 s 4 Al: g
Nsase< Next meeting. July II.
90 KARL r. SCHoENFEI.p, Archon.
George II. Jackson Jr Scribe.
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Henry Hienens. Jr.

Henry Hiemenz, Jr.. reports the follow
Ing sales:
Flora avenue. south side. between Klernm
street and Tower Grove avenue. lot 5jxi23.
owned by James II. Hurst, sold to Mrs.
Jennie Owen for s., a0
No. AlS Papin street. q thres-story ten
room brick dwelling. lot 1sxl35. owned by
Mrs. Jane Van Emburgh, sold to H A.
Piednoir. Jr.. for 81. 80.
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w. O. w.

w. 0. w.
BOTANICAL CAMP. NO. rs. ". O. w.
TINS Hall No N2 Manchester avenue. Visitors
cordially Invited. Members expected 70 be pres
emit h EOLI.E. Z. u
ELK CAMP. NO m, ". O. w. MEETS
every Wednesday evening at wen;xs Hall. south
east corner Eighteenth ard Lynch stresta
J. C. Hasenioeher. Clerk
LIVE OAK CAMP. No. IL. W. o. W. MEETS
seccrd and Fourth Wednesdays every month.
Bowman's Hall northeast corner Eleventh and
Locust streets VIM. &oLLETr. g c.
MERCANTILE CAMP No. H. w. o. W.
at Bownan's Hall. northeast oTlsr Eleventh
and Locust streets Visitors Teico;ne.
william Urtan Clerk.
MOUNT AUBURN CAMP, NO e<s WOOD
men Of the World. meets al Ricker's Hall New
stead avenue and North Market street. first and
third Fridays. Visitors welcome.
C. W. Tacke. Clerk
SPECIAL Notice to sens of Monteaore Camp.
No. 20. w Q. W.-Mautetiore Camp viii 'mect
at their hail, Eleventh and Franklin avenue.
al 7 ?. m: sunday. July !. and attend 70 un-
80 s ~, An ~ SoS. ~ III .,
ii. S. crohn. Con Com, ''7-'''''''>
TERMINAL CAMP. No. 284 wOOpMEN OF
the World, meets every Wednesday evening at
.. m at onvette Hall. southwest corner Jeffer-
son and Walnut street. Visitors from other
G O. GROSS, Clerk.
W. Whitacre. Consul Commander.
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The Blackwelder-H olbrook Realty Com
pany sold for John Moore, to Rob-
ert ]. Guthrie. eight modern seven
room apartments. Nos Es7 to 5ssi
Cabanne avenue. with q lot 100 feet
by 30 feet deep. FOR $S5.oo0 These apart
ments rent for s.. 500 per year. and Mr.
Guthrie bought them for an Investment
Walsh. to John Moore. 30 front feet or the
north side of Olive street, 1Ss feet west Of
Nandeventer avenue. for So. o. Mr.. Moore
IL going TO improve part of this property
at once with stores and nats, expecting to
begin work on the fats July 5 Richard A
Boyle represented Messrs. Walsh and Guth-
RE In the above transactions.
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SUNDRY WANTS.
BUSINESS WANTED.

BUSINESS wANTED-wili sell quickly with
out publicity. promote patents; procure Isirtn.r
papers drawn free. Glascock Brokerage Co. ll5i
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PERSONAL NEEDS.
DYEING. CLEANING AND REPAIRING.
OLD CLOTHING BOUGHT.
DRE,SSNAkING.
KITS TER'S

LADIES' Tt1l-nE.Nti COLLEGE,
c';C--.5- UJiN r ST. ri. LOClS NO.
The LARGEST. r1usT POPULAR and FINEST
ElCI.I .-n .%fTiTT-lr& II its Kind In Ar1er.-
ca y rite .5l TERMS descriptive literature. etc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
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SEE!NNF AND roaI ranges AMI cooking
stoves ga-p'."e stoves. a!s1 r"f-igefatprs and
ice boxes; cheap. 81 y Seventh.