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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-22
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"FOR SALE" "For Rent" Rooms for
Rent cards and house leases for sale at
REGISTER Counting Room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-22

Eight Page.
A Genuine Removal Sale-D. Gundling
& Co.
Before Stock Taking Sale-Stone &
Thomas.
New Goods-John Friedel & Co.
Annual Remnant Sale-Geo. E. Sti1el q
Co.
Watch observation-disclosures, the Jeweler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-22

WANTED.

WANTEDEPosition as stenographer and
typewriter. Address B., care Register.
ja22es
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-22
Eighth Page.

Fifth Page.
ChinawarelGeo. M. Shook & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-22

WANTED-Desirable location for an up
to-date jewelry store. McNAMEE, the
Jeweler. jal6e&dh
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
NATIONAL UNION.


CLIFTON HEIGHTS COUNCIL NO. &C. IA
tiOnaI Union Meets the first and third Mondays
at Vera Hall. corner Milso1 G1d Clifton ay.uu-:.
Members requested 10 attend. Visitors cordially
invited ". +. SHERMAN. President.
ii. W. KeFshaw. Secretary.
FUTURE GREAT COUNCIL. 40. 29f. MA
tional Union, meets second and fourth Monday
81 Zach month at ,. m. at Towards Hall.
olive St and Garrison ave. Members expected
to attend and visitors cordially invited.
THoS. LAIRD. President
George 6. HUFF, Secretary.
LOOKOUT Council No 500 National Union
meets first and third Fridays at y. m, in
Bowman's Hall. northeast corner Eleventh and
Locust sis Members are earnestly requested In
attend and visitors cordially invited
A. J. SCHEME. Pres.
J. Deeman. Secretary.
MISSOURI COUNCIL. NO. ga. NATIONAL
Union. meets the first and third SATURDAYS at
Towards Hall. Garrison ave. and Olive St
Members requested TO attend Visitors always
welcome. ID. +. MITCHELL. President.
+. A. Benson. Secretary. 1902 La Sale ST.
STANDARD COUNCIL. No. $50. NATIONAL.
Union. meets first and third Mondays Of every
month at Iuekcn's Hall. southeast corner Ar
senal and Iowa avenue.
UY. UANEvINKEII. President.
JAG. EmlinC Jr. Secretary.
VALLEY FORGE COUNCIL. No SI; VA
tionaI I'nion-M Its second and fourth Tuesdays
at u m. Hall No. .. ,'raternal h-:il l!nc. Elcv
erth and Franklin avenue. Members earn
estiv requested 90 attend and visitors fra;erHaly
invited. FRANK SCHWARTZ. President.
Hugh Noble. SECRETARY
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
AGENTS REPORTS.
Mercantile Trust COMPANY.

Mercantile Trust Company.
Among the sales for the last week. the
Mercantile Trust Company Teports 'he ioi-
Lot fronting fifty feet on the north side Of
Russell avenue. between M"Nair ana Alis-
souri, avenues. in the ALIENS Lafayette
Park addition" for the account of Messr.-
Nierncier & Kist.nmacher. 20 MI BernarH
Tarutio. for the sum of S.2!". N.Y. Baruto
will erect Il residence to occupy as nome
Nessrs Niemeier & Kistcnmachcr were pui-
chassrs at the recent sale conducted ny TINS
company. and were able to resell withln d
snort period. at a profit. They CONSIDER inns
South Side property a frst-class invest
ment from a speculative point of view.
Also two two-story brick houses mum
bercd I429 and 1881 North sixteenth street.
sold to Mr.. Frank l.. PudloTski for the dc-
count Of Sixteenth Street Realty Company,
for the sum of $500. The purchaser buys
The sale Of the property. Fourteenth
street west side. two-story siS-r0c IN brick
house north of cas- "a avenue oG Is aso , re,
Of the Henderson Realty Company To Il
client.
appointed agent for the property of the ST.
Louis University located in North St.Louls
Thi. is quit tract -: land runrins south
from Florissant avenue and east from
Warnc avenue. The property lies high, Is
well located. convenient to two or three ear
lines and Will. when placed on the market.
attract the attention OF those wishing To %
cat. in that part of tne city. beiig both con-
venicnt and reasonable in price.
The M.r, antile Trust Company ais" report
negotiations on for lease of a manufac-
turlnc building to a Ia-ge paper-house in
town. As the papers nave not vet passed.
particulars cannot be given at the present
time.
The impression among property owners
that there now H. a better market for real
estate seems well fixed. Quite a number
of downtown and other properties, hereto
fore not for sale. have been listed Tor sale
recently with the company. and the OWE
ers confidently expect better prices.
80 IaR he llsA
Mr. CHASER who made purchase of With
ingtCn avenue lot east of Hamit ton-BroS an
building. has leased the scven-srpry bully
ing which he contemplates erecting on TIC
site to a responsible wholesale house.
The renting business has been very ySoi
for the past week, the number of houses.
flats and stores rented being larger than
for a corresponding period during any pre-
vioUs year.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
PRESENTED p. C. u. BANNERS.
National Convention Also Adopted
3; New Motto.

Denver Colo. July 2S.-Frescntatiou Of
banners was the feature - tha forenoon Sef-
sion TODAY q! tnf NOurC Peoples Christina
Union of the U:.ted Presbyterian and AsSc-
ciated Reformed Presbyterian 'hurch"s-
The banner TO- tn presbytery having ih'-
largest number Of clo.atc- in ATTENDANCE
at TN. cCnventiuc. WIS awarded re- the Mon
mouth. I'LL. PTeshyt'ry. which i repr~sente';
by Eighty three del, sateS. Cooper M@morIa,
Ecr for the largest college representation.
and the Tennessee Presbytery the banner
fer tn, IaTgest p"f,eutaGs Of increase in tn"
membership of the Junior Young Peoples
Christian Union. The foll wing corGmittc
were ,le. ted: g. "a! commit Il Tho Rev
mi :. W. Reid. irfli-viic. Ky: : :
Neb.: Professor :. O. Tro.:,r.sor. Stcrlins
kas.: Doctor / 5. Campbell. Nenia. -.
Phil,dalphia: secretaries. Miss Margaret j.
Brown CTPenviDe. Pa, and Miss Lena +.
Barr. Phi,adelphiI.
The Committee on Reforms reported rSSG-
buttons which Were adopted. tavorinG Sab
b1th o'servan"e; urging young people -
abstain from tn II.c Of tobacco and All
The resolutions further declare: We -
M nj the establishment of the cautecn sys-
tenn in tho camps 80 tho United States
army. and. along with thousands of other
Christian rcop;e @: the lard We dcnrecate
with earnest feeling the official action in
r'@Irl Ia tie cautc-a that rot only disrF-
giTdtl TIM ElO~Hl interests Of 0UT brave SOL
die's. bat ruIIiied tho will of tho people. as
formally and auth"ritat!yely expressed in
Tie Reverend Mckenzie CIeIia1d Of C:i;-
C:'@J offered q resolution JOmnI' rdiuc thar
N" motto. God. whose 1 am aI Y hom ?
serve. +" @dcp'cd ~ place nf the unions
pr -e?t motto. w hose We are and whom we
Ser"e. which h- characterized As uusr,inl-
io1'i"dl. .neaninci-s-. Gce!leSS and II per-
v' "eicn &c .hc Holy Scripttye-"
Tn resolution WIS unanimously adoptgG
an! The Question is thus ref red To the n.x.
CiWrrh
The Reverend y e. Douglas Of DsS
IOinr-. Ia address the convention upo1
y" SGoic' l. TIL" Twentieth Century ana
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
LUDWIGS REACH AGREEMENT.
Troublesome Matrimonial Alliance
Is Declared of.

The Ludwig matrimonial complication was
settled yesterday by Benjamin Ludwig of
No. 6l5 Morgan street paying Sioe TO ms
from Poland i'm order that they might be
married. After her arrival here Ludwig
found that the laws of this country prohib-
tied such marriage
Ludwig called at Justice Walkers court
last Friday. and said that 1t had been de-
cided that he pay his niece siVo and that
she was to sign an agreement. releasing all
ciairry against him. The settlement was
interrupted on Friday by I.udwigs brother.
Morris Ludwig insisting that the money re
paid to him for his niece. An attorney. who
was to draw up the release. explained that
this would invalidate the agreement. The
matter was laid over until yesterday. when
the persons called at the attorneys office
and the matter was settled.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
SUING THE RENSHEW HEIRS.
Emily VI. imhOden Seeks One Sixth
of Valuable Estate.

Emily ". Imbuden began suit in the Cir.
rult CONT We ter'!Iy against Alfred r.
X TSiaN. trustee under the win of Will
nam R"nShaW. Vera COIine f,ensl1w. Har-
~ ". EenShaw- Frank Eob'ne and Others
asking shat she he awarded one-sixth Of
me estate &C her grandfather. William Rem
straw. The estate * Saiu - he worth S.Ji-
go. the bulk uf which i in Maryland Real
"stIfe belonging to the estate and valued
~ S6,Vh. j. located I'm St Louis.
William EenShav died Iay I last ieav-
ing q VIII in which his estate il beque thej
IN trust {" Alfred II. RenSi.aw for the ben
en- of Vera torine RcnShaw. IL s aVCrrcd.
In the event that he dies before reaching
her majority and without issue. the estate
secs. IL Is stated. to William Renshaw
Harry W Renshaw. Howard Price Rem
shaw. Emma Renshaw. Paul Renshaw and
Eiiz ibeth Price Renshaw. The PLAINTIFF
claims that she is a daughter of Morrison
RenShaW- dece fSed
Mr.. Hobine WIS appointed by the Probate
Court tn admiHi<te- On the portion of thes
estate located in 81. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

Gerald o'Eeilly and wife leave August l
Cor Nanitou. Colo.
John r. storm leaves August for a six
weeks stay at FetOSkey.
Robert kuilcdge l. taking a brief respite
from business and has gone West ;or
awhile.
Fletcher r. Harris Is enjoying few
weeks down IN Mississippi
Sidney Ccyliele l. said To be about TO en-
bark Ia the matchmaking business as side
issue.
Rudolph Buehrmann with the Greer-An-
deTson company. is away on two weeks
vacation among the Northern lakes.
dinner exclusively for members or the
exchange is being projected for next DC
tOber.
L. G Farrar is home after months So
journ at Fort Monroe.
: :. Scott leaves Tomorrow for tieVe-
land O., where he will spend a month.
Gustavus Niemann is enjoying the sea
bathing at Atlantic City and L. not due
home for n month
John 5. Blake and family left during the
week for the old home in Ohio. They VIII
also visit the Northern lakes and remain
away from home fully a month
G. IL. Anderson OF the Greer-Anderson
Realty Company leaves TUESDAY ON a three
weeks jaunt. which will include Gear
SPRINGS. Mich, and several Canadian points.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
Terry a sons.

Terry & Sons repor; a very satisfactory
dull-S.ason business in all lines. and con-
s.der The outlook Tor the fall and spring
excellent.
Sid property No. $50 Dayton street ten
room brick dwelling. on thirty feet "f
ground: from client in the East 10 Mr..
Mcdonald of the Steinwender < Stosffre-
gen Coffee House. VINO bought for nome
at $3.50
Also i25 feet of ground on Park avenue
between Compton and Pennsylvania ave
nues: from the Pomeroy estate 20 a client
for $3.50.
Also seventy-fiv. feet ON the north side of
Eads avenue, Just east OF Compton. 40 Al
bert Blanke, VINO purchased for investment.
for SGD.
Also ajp feet on the north side If Dodier
street between Glasgow and Elliot ave
nue.. on account of George Newell of New
Jersey. TO John Gundlach. for $500 Mr..
Gundiach bought for investment on account
of the close proximity of the LiIdell estate,
which Is now being improved.
Also l.5 feet on Glasgow avenue and De
Jong street: from r. ID. McAuliff to a client.
who purchases for investment and has since
plated IL.
Also placed six loans at ) and per cent.
aggregating sao.oo. in various parts of ihe
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
MOB MADE A MISTAKE.
Came Near Lynching an Innoccn
Negro Near EnglewOOd, Mo.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Columbia. Mo. July 2s-An unknown
negro attempted to assault the daughter Of
a prominent farmer. who lives near Ensle-
wood. five miles southeast of Columbia
yesterday. He WAS frightened away by the
Opportune arrival of neiShbors and a mob
set out in search of him.
To-day the mob captured John Johnston,
believed 10 be the criminal. He was prompt
ly identified by the girl and the mob mad
him ready to be hung.
TIE negro was 50 earnest in his ass2r-
ton of innocence that a white man who.
he said. WAS with him i'm another part of
the country when the crime was committed
WAS sent for at his request.
This man arrived just as the negro was
about 20 he hanged and saved the ncgro'S
life by proving an aiibi for him. The real
criminal Is still at large.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

Chas. r. VoSel r,ports the following
sal"S:
House Ne. I5.a North Tenth street. south
east corner of MullanphY street. Two
story and man-ard brick building. contain
ing store. eight rooms and large dining
room, lot iJNl2J feet; Sotd for S.5Jb from
Mrs. Marie r. D-pcndahi {" Frank L.
Ruhr. who purchased for Investment, Hen
ry Hiemenz representing the purchaser
House Nc. 80. Texas aVenu-. between
Wyoming and Utah streets. Il two-StorS
brick dwelling. containing six rooms. liI-i-
dry and cellar. ard lot 2.xl2a feet; sold for
$50 from tIrS. Emma Stsileru to j. v
Bdare. who purchased for a Rome
Lot l"Si9. fe- on the east SIDE Of fraHh
avenue. between chippewa and N.nncbag"
streets. sold for $50 from tdHar! II.
Fisher To Louis Hack. who purchased for
Investment
House No. is.I St. Louis av uuc. between
News" and I.imb'in avenues. . TWO
story frame cottage. containing SiN roo.ii-'
and lot of 2XlSi feet; sold for Sl.3-o from
Edward III. Fisher to Mary L. Linton. VINO
purchased for Il hom-.
Charles r. NoG-l reports having rlic-u
and renewed seventeen loans, agSrsSitiHS
$500. III sums RAJ Si:Is rom 50, 10 SlouJ'.
ON ST. l.JjiiS city and county real estate.
secured by FIRST deeds Of trust. TIe pr,n"i-
pal loans wer.. <y.'-,t South BrOadWay
business property. si.bD un cote RT'lli;:i,t'
dVenu. flats, $500 an California avenue.
and the remainder liz smaller sums in all
sections al the city and county. Most Of
as parties with money to loan prefer to
take = p.'r cent and ct good security rsth' 7
than take u per cent when the security Is
Ulp~.s.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
Real Estate Transfers..

{ t-ESTSlT-2s IT, \ g. bet. Est ard
I'd: Wni. J. Mccormick I" James Dough
srfN-Itc. y
EI.OW-2j TT Louis 7. Rebcr ard wife
to VIM. Schray-w. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DEI,MAR-.S IT. Florence :. Hughes to
g r. Davis Il. T.. CIV. d.-.-.---......
iJTCRETiA-Jg #: Southwestern Realty
60 to Vim. Richartsor-w. d..-..-......
sAPLE-laa #. Ella Taulby to Ella
Tauibv-Gtr. r..-----.-. -----..-----------..
NoIGtN-.I fl. :. =. bet. Pendietan and
Whittier: Thos. Dunn to Joseph Elan
usIy-CtT.
NINTu.sS n: Juha Casey and wife to
Samantha TeyloT-w; d--:-:.---.------.:
PARKS IT.. 5. =. bet. Nebraska and
California Mary O'iiara TO John Wat
ElrS-w. a.. 4
EI-TGFR-29 II. 6I- in. Francis Hassen-
deubei to Elizabeth LOW. d...----.....
SARAH-s7 IT. in: Edward J. O'Connor
to James J. McDernott-w. d..------...-.
St'ANLON-30 #: Judson W. Ferry and
wife 10 Fidelity Realty Cow. d.. !
SI-RING-3J IT.. 9. s. bet. La sale AMI
Hickory: Dexter Tiffany and wife In
the city Of st. Loui>-w. d-.----.--.--...-
SARAH-45 IT,: Wilbur Boyle to Ferdi-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
CAUGHT AT FIlLEY'S WINDOW,
Negro Youth Could Not Explain
Attempt nj Rre;k-In.

- K'chard Dav- mort. n negro. ~ years old.
llNl1S AT No. 35N fapin street. WIS arrested
by Policeman Duffy at . o'clock yesterday
morning. whiic he was trying 10 push i'm
basement wiz Tow of ,'hauncay l. EIlIey-s
house. at No 200 Chestnut street Duffy
questioned him closely and as he could
not give a satisfactory account of himself
he was locked up at the Eighth District
Police Station.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
War Department Changes.


Washington. July sS.-Army orders:
The following named enlisted men now
in Manila. having accepted appointments as
Second Lieutsnants. will b. discharged
from the army: Sergeant Mai F. T. Al
bright. Forty-second Infantry; Sergeant
Major W. NJ. Lindsay Forty-tf1ird Infar-
pany f.. Forty-third Infantry: First Ser
Scant john Ryan. Company /. Thirty-second
Infantry; First Sergeant T. f. Ellis, Conn
pany II. Fortieth Infantry.
Sergeant Major q. X. Gr5u. Twelfth In
fantry. Manila. having accepted a commits
sion as First Lieutenant in the Forty mini N
Infantry, will be discharged from the army
Leave for two months is granted Major
W. II. Ccrhusier. surgeon.
Acting Assistant surgeon Z. p HAYWARD
Is relieved from duty at the Preside of
san Francisco. and will report to the COM
mandinS General. Department Of Califnr-
mia. for duty with troops en- route to Chin;.
First Lieutenant l.. T. Williamson rs
siStart surgeon, is relieved from further
duty in the Department of Western Cuba
and will proceed to San Francisco and re-
port for assignment To duty with troops en-
route To China.
First Lieutenant F. NC. Usher assistan.
san Francisco for duty with troops en-
route to China.
Major Thomas Cruise. QuarterInaster. Ia
relieved from duty in the Department OF
Porto Rico. and Will proceed to New York
for further instructions.
captain 9. r. Tyler. Nineteenth Infantry
now on SEX leave. VIII proceed TO Fort
SlOcum and report to the commanding of
flcfr of that post for duty.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
st. Joseph Papers Consolidate.

EETJ hit SI7E'INI--
1t. Joseph. Mo. July &.-The Daily
Herald. Republican. and the Daily Gazette.
Democratic. have been consolidated and
will appear on August 1 the Gazette
Herald, an independent morning daily news
paper.
Frank Il. Moore. editor of the Herald.
will be editor in chief of the new paper. ana
Chris L. Rutt. editor of the Gazette, VIII
be bCsin ass manager.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
WEEKS RECORD
IN REAL ESTATE.
No Large Transactions. but Re
ports Are Encorr-
agin:.
BUILDING OUTLOOK GOOD.
Transfers of the Week-Realty
Building Permits
What the Agents
Say.
BUILDING OUTLOOK GOOD.

y" large transactions We're brought I"
maturity during the past week i'm real es, ate
business. Agents. however. seem To bee well
satisfied with the outlook. and are antic. pat
lhE Il substantial fall trade notwiths: andn.
the political excitement that is likely to pre-
vail The announcement that the WORLDS
f"ir iGnd Is To he closed shortly. AMI that
N'fk on The great .nterpris. will be- cner-
S"iIcai!y pushc /. haS had a stimulating eff
fect upon the market. Will, the fulnl.ment
"i IN" promise Will act sill more beneficial-
" Gron both prices and demand
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

to Richard Forester for the sum of $1,000;
purchased as in investment. Fisher X Co
also sold houses Nos. $3.50 GA. 81. 3SA olive
street. on tie south side. between Boyle
and Ncwsteai: lot OSl5-,. two-st"ry brick
buildings in hats of six and seven rooms
each. renting for SIS per month. This ai-"
was sold to Richard Forester FOR the sum
ri Sl2.JD In this last transaction hr. FOR
roster was represented by MessIs-
Lingenfclder & Bokern.
Fisher X Co. also sold i},2. IA. ~ and ~
Olive street. south side between Boyle ana
Newsstand lot 5DxIjj. two-stOry brick buiii-
ingS of fats Of six and seven rooms edch
renting fec S125 per month. sold to MI
Samuel T. Mccormack for the sum of Sil.-
'zn In this transaction MesS:s- Mctor-
mick. kiisen n Rule represent Il the pa;
chaser.
Fisher & 90. also sold i2lc and ia M2r-
gan street. between Whittier ana Peni,'-
ton. lot zi.iXiJJ The improvements consist
of a building covering thu entire lot. SIN
rooms down and seven rooms upstairs.
renting for $3.50 per month. and sold 10
John J. Pratt for $40. Purchased as an
investment.
Also lot 5sxlS2 On Vanderburg avenue.
east side III feet south of Siin"y. - y
&. k"nn-t to e. II. Brucr for 50 y front
foot. Mr.. Bru-r will improve Ihi> lot VITA
a twO-StOrV brick tuilG.ng
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
Fourf.i-Class PostpsaSfcrs.

EITt EIIt' SI'Et'lNl.
Washington. July 2S.-The following
fourth-class postm3$iers have been ap-
pointed:
Arkansas-Graud G.aisc Jackson County.
l.. NJ. Sanders. vice *. J.. Sanders. dead'
Witter, Madison County j. W Page, wee
w +. Markham. resigned
GcorSia-Or-. Gilme- County. =. NJ. j.
Southern. vic VI. -. Southern. dead
KanSas-Nespcr. Lincoln County. L. p
White vice r. HummelI. resigned
MissisSippI-Tillman Station. Claiborne
County. l.. f. Harrel. vice j. j. Jordan, re-
signed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
Fisher & Co.

Fisher u Co.'S sales for the week past are
five in number ard aggregate about $55.0o.
First, they soid houses Nos. f3i4 4fA. IS
and As Olive street. south side. between
Boyle and Newstead: lot J0x155. The prop
crty is divided into flats of six and seven
rooms each; total rent, $l20 per month; sold
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
Missouri Editors to Unite.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Sedalia. No.. July 2s.-The country edi-
tors of Central Missouri held meeting
here to-day for ;he purpose Of effecting an
organization. but owing to the absence of
a number of publishers. who are interested
in the movement. the meeting was adj
journed. after the appointment of commit.
tees. to meet in California. Mo-. on Au-
gust Is.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

FRATERNITY supplies FOR all societies: flags
and banners. I'arson 6 Co. 1919 Pine -.
Liberty COUNCIL. No. 5. JR o. u. A. NJ.
cts every Thursday evening ut Garfield Hall,
Thirteenth and Wright. Visitors welcome.
CHAS COOKE Councillor. Isl. Blair ave.
Attest. /. g. Kinney. Recording Secretary. .oI
Cass
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

The following permits were issued during
the week:
Frank \. seifert. southeast corner Beaumont
ard chestnut. addition: i.3f1.
500, Z L. 'nd~a'iade' ''i' Falkland dwelling
Much Bros. Construction Go. Ii5s-eo King
Highway two-story dwelling: A.001.
NJ. A. Muth Realty Co. Sarah and Cnouteau
store and dance hail. 5000.
s A. Bemis. Broadway and Poplar repair
warehouse. $1,000
John Davies, 1874 GCodf-lInw ilc,-ss ,rhert
i.s-5n Cottage. 4.l3-l5 Cottage. four dwellings
SLIGO.
Charlotte Freese. se2i North broadway. flats:
s>CG.
i-ss. sll00s.
Anna hurst, Els Gaine. two-s.or, fats &, anr
st Louis Architectural Iron Company, lO3ts- vi. II;
iIesperanc. addition: SI.HJH.
Hamilton Brown Sho. Co. s.utieas. conner
Twenty fins, and Locu:t. addition to factory
<4.sSsl
Isaac Jones Isls-.o Marcus. double hat. s. On
Alos MegIi,sch. i1ss Shenandoah. tao-siory
dwelling: S3.e5.
SiaIicry Realty Co.. ieoi-3 North Sixth. stc-es:
s. Al.
SEA
s,.1o.
ing. Si,pn.
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~. a e.. CD.

The Nicnolls-Eittcr Il atty and Financial
week:
Sold io Ernest X. Erees tire new eight
room r. -idence. NJ. 1871 Temple place. Tot
3SNli9 feet deep. for SipU. property beng
sold for account the builders. iie-sCn ami
Mitchell. who haN- just compl.ted i.e
huCse. Mr.. Dr-rs bought for a residence
AMI will make the place Ills home after the
l.! # August.
They also sold an eight-:oom brick house.
lot 'riXlI., feet. No. 'atJ Maple avenue. being
on tn" north side of Maple aVenu" west Of
hamilton To John Brown. sold for account
OF William =. Fleming. Mr.. Brown b'uGht
Tor an Investment.
They also closed several loans. some per
cent ana some per cent.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
CHRISTIAN CRUSADERS.
Convention AT Shelbyyille Closes
To Night-Topeka Next Year.
EEPEEIIS' Special

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pana. Ill. July S.-The national convene
tlon of the Christian Crusaders which has
DeSn dr; wing enormous crowds. will close
al Shelbyvilie tomorrow night Colonel
w III. Lake Of Wisconsin. general super
intendent of the work, will be the prin-
ciDal orator tomorrow.
The next convention will he held at To-
peka. kas., in August of next wear