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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

TALNAGEEf3g q = s-5 No rae. r
Ta.rsse Rs.l;y Co. 500
LacieI-. Set. Ewing ard Garrison. city
iHFi1a- BE- spHnS ana vandev<n,er
cifv hiock 55 also property In Pettis
county Missouri. ana o.angs C.uaty
Lune-s trustee % " q Lgps = all
MADISON q 1et- GLASGOW AMI
o'coanel Il a. 10 Brdset eCoaaeu-
EiiLENDNLE-@ n. ciry block 80:
Meta Wachner 20 Joshua h Byers and -,
EDMUNDcF n. % in. v $. let. Ciay-
Ton and Pspin. eity 6loek - Peter
No : by receiver &, Hsnry Past and
sIyTEESrHL r be- aSsFct
Sat C.sES ciyy, hl9ck 2iE chs
WALTER a. 5 in. 2 s.. BET. cstalan
Briit.n 10 Harry u keller ami VIE %
VIEGlNIA-9 q. LEI Tess1n an
Bart and Eife 70 Mar AZ -
ny ED9C@C rs m ,AA59Ss5
Rsaity Co g. james T. Powell =
q 8 " b., SssSSN
kg75 e. frank II No-throp
> ,.;s bet SSSlRSy 9nq
= al 70 Frederick Engelh1ne -+H
E6rahlm H-rseI and vfs to GTsEory
cFRN6Ia ~. ~ bet. NatursI RridS~
fa1 asi1 to John HH''eT S @y.A roO
pENNSNLNANlA-E e., . - bet Neo-
sho an1 itaska. Joseph uuchck 70 John
FfNSEY-=5 q. r. s. bet Nan1eventCr
and sarah. Mary Wehm@yeT 20 Helen
e. Hen-r 400
DENONSH1RE%n r.. s. e.. bet Hrannuu
and Mackin. southampton Realty Com
p1uy 90 Vim ~
L~ACLEuE-l1 IT.. n s.. bet Boyle and
Neystead: Ellen Mannin- e. Al "a
AluhonSe WalSch .-.-.. !
CLEVELAND Il. = -. bet. Vand--
veuter AMI iaWreuc-. = p Freunrs
trustee 10 4 NJ so
McPHERSON=a1 IT.. = g. bot Boyle ana
t. s. K HszpSrty u5)
HAWK q. . 3. bet SIrpy snd era
tiGf O.. sarlr ans wife % ? -fu-t o. mo- fehi
CITY BLOCK eSS-Lnt a. p Malone 81 nj
by trustee 90 Rose Fahrenk9mp-trrs
tees 4 -.---.--e- $50
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
a GOOD DEAL OF NONSENSE
About .sBlOod Purifiers" and ..TonIes.'

Every drop Of blood, every bone. nerve
one way, and that Is. from wholesome
bod properly digested- There Is no other
nav and the idea that a medicine in itself
IAN purify the blood or upply new tissues
ind strong nerves Is ridiculous and on a par
Nth the fol-de-rol that dyspepsia or indt-
testion Is q germ disease or tina other fa!-
acy, that a weak stomach which refuses
b digest food can be made to DO so by ir-
ffRting + inhaming the bowels by pills
Ind cathartics.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets cure Indiges-
kon, sour stomach, gas and boating after
heals, because they furnish the digestive
principles which weak stomachs lack. and
supplied Il IS useless 70 attempt 10 cure
kcmRch trouble by the use OF tones. q"
spills" and 'cathartics" which ave abso-
ntely 10 digestive power, and their only
Meet Is 70 give temporary stimulation.
One grain Of the active principle Of
rains Of meat, eggs and similar foods. and
experiments have shown that they Will do
bis In & glass bottle at proper temperature.
iu4. Of course, are much more effective in
he stomach.
There IS probably no remedy so unlver-
billy used as Stuarrs Tablets because Il is
lot only the sick and ailing. but well people
ect digestion and assimilation Of the food
People who enjoy fair health take StuaTts
tablets as regularly as they take their
heals. because they want to keep wei.
PREVENTION is better than cure. and Stuarts
2fspepsia Tablets do both: they prevent In
es- The regular use OF one or two Of
hem after meals VIII demonstrate their
peril and efficiency better than any other
zFOment.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
NIrhom.-RIttrr.

Tie NIchous-Ritter Realty and Financial
Coupany's sales FOR the week amounted Ga
S5I..vJ. as follows:
To J. u. Farmer. the eight-rOom brick
house and lot SKIS feet. No. 1913 Clara ave
nue.. for N.s5t This hose was sold Tor the
account 81 Mr.. l. e. Dlssn. Mr.. Farmer
viii make thr place his home.
To AR. Andrew J. Hcrudo- the eight-room
brick houS, and lot p feet front hy 10 fcci
deep. known as No 1879 Tsmuie place.
A vacant property IL tEe West End
which via De improved With s,mc Hats. tlg
Particular 81 which viii Dc given EeNi
week. Also made a Slle % buslrt-s pop
erty which VIII be published next we h.
r Mr.. X. NJ. Nichols. attorney. the
twelyc-rOom rcd bricE and brown stone
frur. house No 4pt Nestmu~ter pia
with lot 59sfett front ~ Is feet deep. Tor
account o. Ben Edwards and The Edwards
estar'. represented by The Mercantile Trust
Cumr1ny Tor Hslfu. The hose NI-- Niclois
purchased j. the one h- has b-en occupy
iuE as a homo. and. ~ q the sllicitnuou q
thu NichoIs-BlttCr ErlItE and fll-urtaI
COMPANY. be purchased sam. frr O p.rwa-
mont residence. This is uEe o. "a, hand
soonest houses IN the location and "a very de-
Ssrllla home.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

dfcoyered by DR.. Derk. p. Yonkerman. a
life STUDY al this fatal disease. His Wun-
dertl remedy has been fully tested and
rleiaE proven a sure cure hy State Officials
andt poted medical men all over the world
TeSlH 20 It's power To- KIN thu dread germ
tina tcauses CONSUMPTION The doctor makes
no Ecret Of the ingredients of his wonder
ful 4ire. believing that the people are. en-
tiudH t. such 4 production Of science. and.
he ScUd-nE free treatments al over TIE
Wort bringing JOY ii knowledge Of certain
rescnc from this awful. fatal disease Such
emBnGuf scientists as huc1. Luton. Pastegr
and all the great medical and germ special
ists ana chemists Gave already repeatedly
declared that the consumDJivc germ Cauuo
live a minute I'm the presence Of the in
gradients Of this wonderful remedy that
has nlrcacy revCiuiioEiseG the treatment ~
consumption and has taken &C. from the cat
aiogbp or deadly fatal diseases and placed
Il IN the durable list Free trial packages
and s~letters from grateful Upoplc-former
consumptves rescued from the very Jaws
Dr. Derk p Yonkerman. Shakespeare
building, Kalamazoo. Mich. DR.. Nonker-
man wants every consunptive sufferer on
the face Of the earth to have this marvel
Gus and only genuine cure FOR consumption.
Write to-day II is a sure cure and a free
trial package sent you will do YOU more
gooe than. all the medicines. Cod-l!ver oils.
stimulants or changes OF climate. and II
viii convince you that at last there has
been discovered the true cure for consump-
ton. Don't delay-there is not an hour 10
lose when you have consumption. throat or
lung trouble. Send to-day for free package.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
..>onthampton- saIrs Continue

The Hercerttie Trust C.mpauy reports
thst itr office ut Southampton has herr
yeritable bee hive or activity during tffe
last week.
The large ar1ount Or street Improvement
work he-nE done. the riaytng Of tracks and
the placing NJ center poles with ornamental
side arms on Drvuushire avenue by tue
Transit Company, together with the trf-
mend1uS aTnnunf ~ inquiry hy prCSDcctiNe
BUYERS. -uNirua tp Eet tn ahead % the adj
vance IN price on ala lots remaining unsnld.
caused q hum az excitement ana an attend
au"c hardly exceeded by the oneuirg days
sale.
Inc list ~ sales closed Iast week follows:
". = Murphy. - feet or Murdoch ave
4 E,a,s. io Zee, on Iaa-downe ave-
or Hart y feet on Dcyonsh!re avenue.
charcs wrish, % feet on Murdoch ave-
James Il Lynch. - feet on D~erousaire
John r Dvyer. 20 feet on Murdoch ave
Henry coleman. % feet On Devonshire
Arthas d Walton. % fee, on Lan-dowae
Andrew M. Holmes. % feet on pcvonshire
EdSar1 hnesd.= - feet on Dryorshire
I'm asiz. la feet on Devon hire ave
n. Bradley q Gee. en- Nuraac's ave
Thomas 81. shssIg. % fee, on Murdoch
E1ssr Car - f-e; on Murio-k avenue.
: J Madden. - Zee, en- Devorsasre ave
iora Goe,z 70 ssct on N1-ioek avenue
r J. puvsr. - s.at on Murdoch avenue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
RutIcdEc - kIIpntrick.

The Eg-isiE- * klluHtr.k Realty Com
pluy reports o." following sales.
For thee account ~ Ti,ti-msnu .sf4te. fats
Nug. ifi-4, Iase boulevard rriug i"ir
flats. containing five rooms down and 5N
rooms up. ou lut 4Zlf5. tn a client ~ john
NlEUige Real Estate Comuauv. for $N.Ah
This o. the second ~af ~ flats sold by TITS
company Tor tho Tlelemann estate within
the last teu dag~.
No l-6 Granville u.ac.. n new s-vc1-rourn
brick dwelling from stanford luvestmelt
Company Co T. III TATE. for $40 cash
This Is tho third Hau>c sold by This ccif-
pauy on Granville place within the last two
weeks. Several wu.e are nearing comp-e-
ton and VIII be ready Tor occupancy ahput
November g.
Also report having sold four th-se-rooul
flats located In North =; Louis. from l.
+. Imbodcn 20 W. - NcDIic
No. So Minerva avenue. sold Ga a client
tor Acc.
Also report having closed several loans.
among them being one FOR 81" az 8 Ter
cent interest.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
Gree--Kude-yon.

TIE GrTsr-A-d5r.o5 Ecaitg C1m11n re-
man avenue. four ils-s az f-u- and i've
rooms. ON . I1t =xlf7 fcet f-om William H
McDade ;o John Rriston wtu bought for
an investment; cr~csfGc-au1n. &Ifpi-
No. 1E2 Horton Place. q two-~tory. eight
room. slate-rocf brick rcsidenrH lot SNlfs
feet : inches Considerable. SO. owned
by Julia Mann. VIVA sold TO james J. Ne
Dermott Mrs. Mann was represented by
Leo Bloch
No. 5si5 Cote Rrilliante avenue. n two
story. rock-front nat Of four and FIVE
rooms. Tot Exls5 feet. from Clarence q.
Cunningham TO Herman l. Buernan. ad-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
New place I'm Merlin HeiEhts.

c. Z. II. DAVIS, president 81 The Roya. In
vestment Company. states tnat Lc1uN
place. located in BERLIN Heights. VIII BE-
opened and placed on the market iu loss
than thirty days. Tho street is now reirs
paved 10y private contract with asp ait
granitoid curb and gutter. All tac improve
ments, such as water, gas, sewer, etca. are
now In.
LcEox place Will be highly restricted \
common terrace NJ 8 feet Ia height. with "a
@-foot building line, Will he two OF The re-
stricuOns. The entire place is naturally
high and Il 3-fOot terrace VII give each res
ideuce a commanding outlook. The entrance
g~ateways are being laid out and GUlia-
lions put in. and will not be completed until
spring.
Mt. Davis sold lot No. Is on Friday 20
Condo L BenoiSt. who authorized his arcBi-
tect. George W. Helmuth. on the same dgy
to building a very handsome
three-stOry residence FOR him. which Viii
be commenced on Monday.
The renting business. MT. Davis says. has
never been So great. The demand for some
thing high class ia five. six. seven and eight
room fats is Tho Federal In
Vestment COMPANY IS building twelve nlts
on Morgan street near Union. and eight are
already engaged None Of them can be de-
livered before November n.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
Nr,x RcnIt,. Cemrnrr Fnrmrd.

Ire z. T.. Hunt Real Estate Company
has heen organized. and has established
headquarters AZ No lil Chcstnut street.
where. In tie lart Few days. % has tT-fuS-
acted considerable business and received in
qCilies 10 IN extent that promises = busy
season
=. i. Hum president. was Tor four years
secretary and treasurer OF the EerElclG
Realty Company. where he made many
friends and became thoroughly posted in
the ST. Louis real estate market Richard
A. Jones. attorney at law in the century,
building. Is the vice president OF the COM
pany. and has q large citentage. The see
rstary and treasurer Is Oliver Anderson.
formerly employed In the same capacity
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
Charicr II. NnrcI.

Cherries !. NoSoi reports The following
sales
Nos. 2dis and SUI Lynch street. between
Mr$air avenue and Ssiera stree. a double
two--tc-y brick 'i-el Vg c~lutainiu= thirteen
rOCmA. attic. csmentrd lacndry a.i cellar.
lot .fXins feet. :Cr $3.50. from Srrar him and
Mary Loozstas; To- J seph Kurtan. WIN uu.-
chased igr Investment. Henry H1emeuZ.
Jr, Real Estate Company represented the
owner.
No. go Norih Market street. a ;V-o-story
brick dwelling c~Iutaiuiug twelve rocms,
bathroom Cemcut.d laundry ana cellar. lot
2ExI5 feet. for 5000: from Mr.. Sophia
H--Struann To- William Scifgrt. who pur-
chased Tor Investment.
No. 1873 Belt avenue. between Ridge AID
Minerva avenues e fwo-story s'ats-Toof
h.iCk rcsiisUce containing seven rooms. re-
eeUJion hall bathroom and al convenience
lot 25Vt2f feet. nr Sitp: Cr-m George :.
R1Hieu to Mrs +iIcc Z. Mckee. VIII pur-
chased for e. home.
: 10. 122 SoHth jefferson ay.--ic. between
Wyoming and Train streets. q ouc-st-ry and
mHuSara brick residence r1ntairiu= Xxx
rooms. alccve. bathroom. two lens wert
rooms laundry ana cellar. L. efSH7 feet,
Tor $3.50 from Mrs Matilda E1a~. t0
Louis WCGer. wh1 viii oe5lpy SANE fc- a
home
Y. 2,f Cherokee rtrsci. southeast ooue-
nf Nebraska avenue. - urc--t1Ty brick
buiidinr cnutIiutnr store and fur rooms
lCi 1Nlel fc.t f1r CSa. from F. ". nri
Wiilslntra Afsta To Tou~aI J. Fe-zste-
mann. who, purchased. for Investment.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

joan : I,-Ee d E-. erl % following
sales
An c~i-yar-.oom r.ei'aE.e go Nc.
IGiisu avenue. IN" 'reI-r .; ir-r-
viii sc-uuv IL af--- rrrr. g. --Vfr-sivs i'm
T-cvs-ncnfs ard no --itSu7. T-i7 on. =
a. rfst a;tr1rtl.r r'~tous n lhc West
aSf a., an shu-l1r~c CfsEc1l irrlt. .tc-
Also tha Scu'E Side d-sinG. NJ. 81
Eds avenue. with i"t 2lzf5 feet. between
Pau--rirr-'i and COMPTON venues @ seN-
pu--uUm sfvgr-f-E.f I'D giderrn. TIE home Or
James 4. Harris which was sold 70 NJ g
EetchHm for &.ar
Ais = vacant lot =xiN -; on Tho north
side 81 Pa=k avenue. Uelr carjinl avenue:
sold fo- tIc account or CHARLES J, Leonard
al . rflawf
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
Through the Posf=Dispatch:

That 43 different investment and business
properties can be bought at very low prices.
Houses and flats that will net you from Z to IL
per cent on the money that will buy them.
That several downtown business corners can be
bought at reasonable prices, as well as several
pieces on Washington avenue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

Low * sons sold las; week as below;
No. SCI Cote Brilliautc Ivenue. consisting
~ eight rooms. stock brick. In two mats.
and also q three-ronm frame house adjotn-
ing. NJ. 5S-3 Cote E%Filiiant" avenue. on lot
zfxiz5 feet. sold for $500 cash from William
PuIvse. the contractor. fn Bernhard Schei-
bck The property rCutS Tor 81 q month and
Wa bought as au investment.
~. s. Arthur avenue. consisting ~ soy
on rooms. Stockhbri-k. on it 51Nfe feet,
sold Tor. GSut IN from Davidson Bros. IL
John ". Mensueh. iiouSht FOR a home.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
Rir nuIIdine nn.inc...

According to the records he the Building
Commissioners Office. the Royal INVEST
ment Company and the Federal Investment
Company C.. X. II. Davis being president
Of both compauiesi are doing "A heavy build
ing business. The permits taken uut by
these companies are very large. The COM
blned weekly payroll FOR the month uf sep
TENDER amounted 10 over $500 For the
first two weeks in October they cmp,a!e ed
each day an average 81 1913 men, whose
wages averaged 81 Il dly.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
Al Nv York Hotels.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. oct. IS.-Among the arrivals at
the hotels here to-day were the following
ST. LcuiSanS;
II =. Harrison. J. 2 Rardall. y B-Csrson.
n. Y. Kent and Nrs Kent : Kei7 and
M~s Klein Wogflrf- = p Ware. J. THfaffev.
Gils-y. i Fuilerrin. G. 7. Robinson. Cadillac:
= II Angie. p ". johnson Marlborough. l..
1 ifu am. Herald S1uars: II l. Henry, Astor:
r r. King AMI Mrs. King. Albert.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
apple & nemmrImnnn.

Aiuie = Htmrlcirlfun Real Estate Com
pany reuc-ts the following sales:
No. $50 Hartford street. q tw0-story brick
dwelling. new ana well built. two modern
and SPACIOUS fats Of four and five rooms
each with hath. hall. etc. renting FOR $50
and sold 10 Philip Hahn. who bought for an
Investment for $50.
No 49 Evans avenue. a two-story brick
dwelling OF two three-roon flats. rented Tor
SIS a year. lot GTli1. from a client to Fred
e1ck Smith. who bought FOR a home To-
S25A-
70. t9iA Tarlln avenue, a two-storY FIVE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
Through The Republic:

Forty-eight beautiful modern little homes. six
to thirteen rooms each, beautiful lots on beauti-
fully made streets, and all in perfect order,
ranging in prices from $4,000 to $4,000, and
that YOU can buy any of these houses at aston
ishingly low prices.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
{. W BarurS.

g. w. Earues reports the sale Of thirty
two feet ON the north side OF Botanical
avenue. west Of Spring avenur. tu Charles
a. Wilson. who VII erect q nat on the lot.
OrcupginE "a part hirnsc6
NcloJi1fions are pending SIR more ground
OF the Same street
AIR. Barnes reports incrcaxsl inquiry FOR
lots in Ws-fui2Ster place. W=f Of King
highway. Available sites IN Cho!cr resi-
d-nce sections Sd tse West Eud ara bec1m-
ing noticelhIy sclrcer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

thar since .1e Sudden fra-h - Tjcnry
HienlenZ. Jr.. IL WAS decided 70 continue
the business az IN, OH s.1nd. No fi -
lut r-e md IN lrp i-lt 1u was tr1 WIKI
the Recorder ~ Deeds Yesterday for in
corporation under the mana % the Henry
Hftmtrz Rcsitr a. tauHug.
AIR HiewHr- g. abe 1ri1aipll zr1rS-
holder and The ch8rtcr membs-= besides
her are J. 9. FrsnGt. Iohn I. Williams.
). H NreiSm1nu and J. T. Biolaski
All tho % s1sl.-es u1l De retain ]
and be interested in the profits OF the busi-
ness Mr- krc'smann WHl De the active
manager q. Nearly all of The old clients
haze af'her rr'fsI - written 10 exnreSs
thcir desire 10 have their ansirs conducted
as ~ the past. 81 That the established bust
nns. VII r-ma-n .uLa.L
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

J. J. Epstein reports the following sales

J. J. Epstein reports this following sales
last week
No. 5is Westminster pace. the new resi-
Gcuce built los T.. l. Washer y son. Tho
house contains twelve rooms. reception hall
and ali lare improvement. This mouse adj
JOINS thc one recently sold Tor Mr. Wagner
The purchaser. AIS. HuiEc. paid Iieo for
same she VIII immediately occupy this
residence rs her future home.
Also ~lll fur tlr account ~ thc s Freuud
estate q ioI ~ ground having e. frontage 81
thirty feet on The south l.ue of Cleveland
avenue ny "a depth o. ~ feet % al alley.
The purch ser. ALAN y. Harris. uait 81 a
foot. or So. -f.F same. Nir. Harris VIII
lot. The american Cents1i Trust Company
represented the seller -1 his transaction.
AlsI sold iG feet u Ernhuh ON tho moth
side - L-intcl boulevard. about On feet.
east % Whittier street. for So . foot. or
sl7.sVl. 10 a client o. Charles II Tate. for
the account o. william Il. Fornon. The
ground Eil De broken IN n Few dIyr for the
rrect!cu ~ Sn gulr.mtnt- House something
on the order Of %buldings on either side 81
r1fe fUf
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

This firm made three sa'cs last week.
S.sUi $50 ami $50. Te=r--tveiy. but tr-
passed
Also made an 500 deal Oh E'Tine avenrc
property and $3.50 on Ntfitt avenue. TO
b. applied Co new buildings They report
an active demand Tor houses
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
Y. =. Wood.

y. S. Wood reports the safe % No. aal
Dickson street. from g. II. M1rtinc. rep
racented by the Mercantile Trust Company,
TO Frank !. Bolln FOR E.epJ all cash.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and TOMORROW.

Washington, Oct. IS-ForecRst for Sunday and
nlfHols. Iowa and MissourI-Fair and cool sun
day. Monday fair; fresh west winds.
KaEEas, NehraRka-Fair and cooler Sunday.
Monday fair; warmer in west portions.
Oklahoma. Indian Territory and Western Texas
-kaf Snd cooler sunday. Monday fair.
Basern ~Texas-ShsFc-s sunday. with cooler in
north portion Monday fair. except showers and
cooler on the coast fresh southeast vinds.
Arkansas-ShoWers and cooler sunday. Monday
fair' fresh southeast winds. becoming northwest
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
Government Renor.

.Depaftment, o. Agriculture. Weather Bureau-
Meteorological observations received at st Louis
October Is. 1909. al 6-Bs p.tm. local time and s
, m seventy-rfth meridian time. Observafi1E-
made a. the same moment q time al all stations
stations. Dir Tn MNR Rain Weather
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
RrnI E,tnfr Trnn.frr..

r ? HalIArI. northeast corner Second aEl
yiEs. sdlut O. brisk building. 90 De used ss a
faet.ry- = Hu.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
RenI E.tnte Erchnnre Nntr.

AT the regular meeting of the Real rs
tate Exchange. President William a Giral-
was transacted Thursday y. Lee Travers
and Company, a new firm located In The
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

COTE BRlLLIANTE&- = e.. be-.
6ro1f-l"w .a-t Hamilton; Wui- PurviS
and wife 20 b. S-hl-n'e and wife--.-..
q Ssvad- and viz. % Henry L1ecke
bENoNSHIEs-a n bet. Rrann.1
s"'t Narkiri S-HthGm9ton Realty Co
ghas %
and L--lhneweI. Nav M-Eutire. by II.
Mount Gtte Bids. and Loan Assn
NINTH-G n. ~ n. q -. b-t Lami and
Parton. rity block 500 Heinrich A. Rolf
meyer. bv eNseutor. O. Valentine Wes-
MCPHERSON r.. bet wa-ne ana
sarah: CITY book So Hauuae u Pitt
man % Mississippi VALLEY Trust CO.
vALrSTiNF-0 r.. =. let. "a ami 81.
city block -. William eCsbe % Ell
L~6TTSIaNA-S n. - bet Ssanan-
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Local Eenort.

weather at SIS a. m. cloudy: 6.59 D. m. clear.
Aazimum temperature. al degrees. minimum
temperature. 3. River 15.4 feet failing.
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Prfmit.

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Through the Globe:

That ~ elegant, palatial homes are for sale,
the best the city affords.
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