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street, from Clinton avenue to Greenwood
avenue, to a width of 80 feet; curb with
Kettle River sandstone and fill and sod
the space between the curb and the side
walk. ~srNsa
That said Board cause said work to
be let by contract, as provided by law,
without one-half the estimated cost being
first paid Into the City Treasury, and
after said work shall &c placed under con-
tract said Board shall proceed without
delay to assess the amount, as nearly
as they can ascertain the same, which
will be required to pay the costs and
necessary expenses Of such Improvement
upon the real estate to be benefited by
said Improvement as provided by law;
1T being the opinion Of the Council that
real estate to be assessed for such i'm
provement can be found benefited to the
extent Of the costs and expenses neces-
sary to be incurred thereby.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
Feb. Is, 1902
Adopted by the Assembly Feb. 20, 1902.
Approved Feb. a. 1902
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Bd F No. 1516s-By Aid. Dahlquist-
RESOLVED, That the Commissioner Of
Public Works and City Engineer be and
ne IS hereby directed to remove the hay
market, so-called, now situated on Fifth
street in the City of ST. Paul, between
broadway and Pine streets, and permis-
SION and authority is hereby given to re-
between Fifth and Sixth streets in the
City of St. Paul. ~ - 'iio
Feb. Is, 1902 - 1Al"ei men
Adopted by the Assembly Feb 9o 1000
Approved Feb. "a, 1902. 20 1'ON'
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Rd M 151ez

Resolved. That an order be drawn upon
the lily treasurer, payable to the order
of B. ]. Briggs. in the sum of ten dollars
and payable out of the General Fund h;
to be charged to the miscellaneous ac-
count Of that fund, in refundment Of the
fine paid Sept. 9Th 1901 by him upon his
erroneous conviction Of violation If tha
peddlers ordinance
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen Feb
Is, 1902 --04' ~
Adopted by the Assembly Feb % 1oo9
Approved Feb "A, 1902. -
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Bd F No. 15201-
Resolved, That the plat of Knowlton's
subdivision of part of block 35, Of Stin-
son, Brown & Ramsey's Addition, as this
day, February 18th, 1902, approved by
the Plat Commission and Commissioner
of Public Works, be and the same is
hereby approved.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
Feb. 18, 1902
Adopted by the Assembly Feb. 20 1902.
Approved Feb. a. 1902
FRANK J. HUBER,
President of the Board Of Aldermen.
F. G. WARNER.
President Of the Assembly.
MATT JENSEN
City Clerk.
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Du + NO. l0IS5-19 y"
Resolved, That City Warrants be drawn
lIP1 upon the City Treasury, payable out Of
Ihe General Fund" in favor Of the fol-
lowing named persons, for the amount
set opposite their respective names:
American Stamp Works $57.GO; e. s
Bronson. $4.4S; f. G. Drake $1,000; M. W.
Reese, 1913
Adopted y the Boayd of Aldermen Feb.
Adopted by the Assembly Feb. 20, 1902.
Approved Feb. "a, 1902
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Resolved. That the bidder for each lob
as shown by the schedule hereto sffacSbo SGo
ed be and is hereby awarded the CON
tract for printing the articles upon which
said bidder has made the lowest bid. and
resolved, Further, That permission be-
and is hereby given to the City Clerk
and each department named in said
schedule to purchase the articles for said
department as shown in said schedule
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen
Feb. IS, 1902 =
Adopted by the Assembly Feb. 20 1902
Approved Feb. "a 1902
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1APpIUVtu TeD. a, Iy02.
Bd f No. 1874
Resolved, That City Warrants be drawn
upon the City Treasury, payable out Of
the. Lighting Fund" in favor Of the fol-
lowing named persons. for the amount SET
opposite their respective names:
Gas Saving Co., $500; ST. Paul Gas
90 Adopted by the Board of Aldermen Feb.
Adopted by the Assembly Feb. %. 1902.
Approved Feb % 1902
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Resolved, That City Warrants be drawn
tlL upon ..d me city Treasury. payable out o.
the the quarantine Fund.- in favor of the
toIloWing named persons, for the amount
SET opposite their respective names:
BOARD of Water Commissioners, $40. 42;
H. K. Mulford, $3.50.
ADOPTED by the Board Of Aldermen. Feb
49, 1902 - 90 : 60
Adopted by the Assembly Feb. 20 1902
Approved Feb. "a, 1902
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Bd F No. 15157-
In the matter of the report of the Board
of Public Works dated Feb. II, 1902.
1t is hereby ordered by the Common
Council of the City Of St. PAUL.
That the Board of Public Works of the
City Of St. Paul cause the following i'm
provement to be made, to-wit:
Construct a sewer on Marshall avenue,
from the present end of sewer easterly
to Milton street, together with the neces-
Sary catchbasins and manholes.
That said Board cause said work to
be let by contract, as provided by law,
without ene-half the estimated cost being
first paid into the City Treasury, and
after said work shall be placed under con-
tract, said Board shall proceed without
delay to assess the amount, as nearly
will be required to pay the costs and
necessary expenses Of such Improvement
upon the real estate to be benefited by
said Improvement, as provided by law:
it being the opinion of the Council that
real estate to be assessed for such i'm
provement can be found benefited to the
extent of the costs and expenses neces-
sary to be incurred thereby.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
Feb. Is, 1905
Adopted by the Assembly Feb. 20, 1862
Approved Feb. "a, 1902.
Bd F No. 1515S-
In the matter of the report Of the Board
of Public Works dated Feb. Is, 1902
It Is hereby ordered by the Common
Council of the City of St Paul:
That the Board of Public Works of the
City of st. Paul cause the following i'm
provement to be made, to-wit:
Reduce the roadway Of East Isabel
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East Side Real Estate Transfer.

Real estate transfers filed for record with
County kecoroer Charles Eaefels at Belle
vile yesterday Were:
Eugene Glad AID vile 10 MaS.m!llian krauss
ct a.. part lot ) survey sSl: warranty deed.
Si2-se
AJAX KraGss ct al. to Eugene Glad. strip Of
iand N survey Isl: warranty deed. 81
- A. Ferry. Dy atto;ney, 10 East St Louis
Trust savings Eana, 1913 L to IS. block L. and
lots I To IL. UiocA -. Denverside. warranty deed.
~. ~.
". r. Drunmond to u. NJ. Browning. lots s
to il. block /. SUBDIVISION,
HinstanIey Park: warranty deea. $500.
ID }. beEaan and VIE TO cied E1oCck. lot )
block :. DrtisAn's subdivision, NiustaIltey Park.
wUrlanTy deco. szl2-i9.
IL, L.. NnIte ana ~lfe 10 ?. " Abt. part lot
IL. block L. Gerrnde place. Winstaniey PARK:
r. ". AIT and wife to Mary Smith, same prop
erty as auove, Warranty deed. 500.
Elizatetn hamilton 10 Jo.n Jones. lots las 10
Isl. E.iizaoetn Hamilton addition. Marissa Sia-
uoa: warranty uesu. s1a.
Mary r. Smith To I~orge kreitner, lots 20 to
%. Aoend's south beiIeviiie. quItclaim deed. 81
JacoUs. lots - and 81. Scneeis third addition,
Mascouteh: masters deed. $l,i59.
Jonn p Hicsei ana VIE TO Della A Hickea.
lot. -. Abt's Subdivision. block 49, AstoC Tract,
warranty deed. sS,vv.
Matter " ard ct al. by master, TO Peter Bran
cenonrser CT al, part of section -. township /.
NORM s.: master > deed. s..vN.
Christian AetzgvT ct al, by master, TO G. T.
-Banse. part wesJ hSlf southeast quarter, section
e, towusrtp-1. north 10; masters coed. ss.s0I.
Charles ldoux and VIE TO L. ]. DyroI, lots
warranty deed. $3.50.
d.. D. Miller to Alex o. Miller, part north
hall northeast quarter. northeast quarter. sec
lion 90. township l. south 3: Quiiciaim deed. $50.
{. L. Whitney 10 W. E. E.li. lots J. aud 81
block IS. Denverside; warranty deed. 500.
G.. L. Glenn and wife to Louis ThOuvenot part
SURVEY Bal: warranty deed, s, 800.
Hannah C. Glenn to same. strip Of road:
deed. 81
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GIRL OF THIRTEEN
BECOMES A BRIDE
Miss Delphine a. McManncss
Overcomes Parental Objections
and Weds Frederick Miller.

Miss Delrhine a. McManness, Is years
old. and Frederick Wilhelm. -. both OF Ed
wardsvile. were married yesterday. thus
eliminating a romance with unique fea-
lures.
William NJ. McNanness. father OF the
youthful bride, gave his consent.
Justice George Barraclough performed
the marriage service. The couple VIII re-
side on North Main street
Mrs. Wilhelm dared much for her lover
and met with continued rcbuffs. Last week
she told her parents that she loved VII
helm. but they declined 10 allow him 10
become "A sutton.
Escaping from her room in the SECOND
story OF inc NCNanness res!aeTce Ut nishl
by means OF Il twisted sheet. she Joineo her
lover and they lied TO East St LOUIS.
Niihelm's heart failed him and after as
surfing the girl that IL would be better 10
marry at home. and starting back with
her. ne leaped from the tram and left her
10 return alone
In leaving the train Wilhelm sustained a
fracture OF the skull. His sad plight and
the gicis renewed protestations OF anec-
lion wor over the family consent and the
wedding closes the chapter.
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LincoIu Tru.t Comunnv.

The Lincoln Trust Company reports a
week of activity in real estate. The demand
for residence property continues to increase.
II will be necessary to improve the vacant
residence district in order to meet the de-
mand, Renting and leasing have been un-
usually good for this season of the year.
Houses are re-rented as fast as vacated.
and the demand for modern flats and homes
has been larger the past week than ever
for manufacturing sites and downtown
leases which will possibly be closed some
time this month
The following sales were made:
The southwest corner Finney and Pendle-
ton avenues. fronting 200 feet on the south
line of Ffnney avenue. and running through
Henrietta F.: ". Brawner to Clara Fox OF
Cincinnati, O.. for $ls.00e. The purchaser
VIII erect an legant apartment house cost
ing about sse,00. The equipment is to be
be OF the best, and the arrangements of the
rooms thoroughly up-to-date, as 1t is in
ended to be one OF the most perfect apart
No. AIS Arco avenue, lot 2SxI25 feet, from
]. Ven der Abe to Stephen p. Drawn. for
$500 The seller was represented by the
The deal which was under contract be-
tween the ST. Louis Transit Company and
the American Bed COMPANY has been
closed. being for the southwest corner of
feet; also the southeast corner OF McNulty
street and Vail place, lot 2oex125 feet, for
SIS. 500. n improvements on this property
business of the American Bed Company.
Particulars Of building and alterations are
given in another column
with two-story. six-room brick house. was
sold from NJ. J. Duffy to Charles GeraRhty
for 5000. Mr.. Geraghty bought for busi-
The northeast corner of c~hamberiaia and
Clara ayefnoes. lot iepx15e feet. from the
Lincoln Tfupt Company to ,Wil1a0 q.
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Alton Notes and Personals.

Members OF the choir Of the First BAPTIST
Chdech at Upper Alton win give a Josiah Al
lenB Wife, reception, at the church on wednes-
ssyf evening. A novel entertainment is prom
The Reverend ]. N. Gaissr. pastor OF the
F1roS Cumberland Presbyterian Church at Dan
VILE Ill. will occupy the pulpit Of the Twelfth
street Cumberland Presbyterian Church at Alton
names Thrush yesterday announced his can
TOW ship at the election to be held on April L
Ellen Reynolds. wire chief OF the Central
Cnien Telephone Company at Alton. was appoint
% yesterday as manager Of the telephone ex-
dha1ge at Dekalb. Ill.
9The funeral OF Officer Thomas Jun Of Alton.
9okI place yesterday morning from St. Mary's
Chu(ch. In Henry street. A requiem high mass
Gaes celebrated by the pastor. the Reverend
natser Joseph Meckle;, assisted by the Reverend
Fst77er John wsnd; Tbs services were in charge
Unssn. and the palfbearers were members Of the
Altqh police force. The burial was in st. Jo-
sepks Cemetery.
n Peoples ticket has been placed in the field
in QDdfrey Township for the election to be held
Jupef visor: James Martin. Collector: Thomas
-tul8er. Town Clerk: Hene Squires. Assessor:
William Howarth. Commissioned OF Highways.
Miss Agatha Murphy OF Upper Alton del.v-
ere4.e lecture on True Drama" last evening at
he Alton Conservatory Of Music.
Fn9Ay evening in the Village Hall at North
Alto, At which a candidate for Mayor will be
selSeed to oppose J. VIII Summers. the negro
.-Ssnater }. ]. Brenholt of Alton is Ill at his
hons. in State street
]Prs.ident stanley A Mckay OF shurtlen COL
le4es will occupy the pulpit OF the Emmanuel
Hap1st Church at St. Louis to-day.
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This Suit. $3.50

Moles for $1,000 cash. to the Potomac Real
ty Company. The property rents for sE.s'
a month, and was purchased as an invest
ment-
Also lot 5oN1o5 feet. on the north side of
Juniata street. west of Spring avenue: sold
for e.. F. Woehner for $40 to Frank j.
Serviere, who purchased to erect II resi-
dence.
The Mercantile Trust Company report
that their new spring price list Will be
issued April /. and with be one of the largest
and liandsomest real estate price lists ever
issued.
No. $500 Cabanne place. a two-story mod
ern brick residence, containing nine rooms.
lot 5oxaO feet: sold for Howard Maffary for
s6.eao cash to Potomac Realty Company, a
member Of which contemDlates occupying
the house.
The Mercantile Trust Company report
that they have leased three Of the upper
stories of the new seven-story building be-
Ing erected On the corner of Seventh and
Washington for the Peter r. O'Neil esctate.
and that they have as many as a dozen
parties negotiating on the three remaining
upper floors. The demand for hrst-class lofts
in the downtown district has increased in
the last few months. there being an evident
deposition on the part of outside Ynanufac-
turers to establish salesrooms and light
manufacturing branches in this city. prior
to the opening of the Worlds Fair.
Lot on north side of Mafitt avenue, east
OF Euclid. 3oxls feet: sold for Nathan Hol-
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AGENTS. REPORT.
Cornct & Zefblg.

Cornet & zeibig report the following sales:
Sold for Mrs. D.. q. May. No. 45oi West
ing. fourteen rooms. conveniences stable,
lot lOoxlsS feet. to a gentleman for a home.
for $500.
No. 5643 Cabanne avenue, two-story brick
dwelling. ten rooms, modern. lot 5oxl9s feet.
from Kappa Realty Company to Alfred e
CAR AR Tor Investment, for S.oN.
room brick dwelling. lot 5oxl9S feet, from
Kappa Realty Company, to Volney {. Tur-
ner, as a home. for 5000.
sixty feet of vacant ground on the west
side of Euclid avenue, between DeImar ave-
nue. and the Suburban Railway track. for
S255o, from f. " Biebinger to F. ". Klus-
ings.
Southwest corner OF Second and Vine
lot 32xS7 feet from Mrs. WIN. II. Bliss OF
vestment. for 81. 50.
Also. negotiated ninety-nine-year lease
Twelfth street. from J.. B. C. Lucas to the
u. j. Mulvihill Furniture Company. The
ieSsss to now wr eesuP 3bs 6 ahs property and in.
and erect a five-story modern building.
Plans are now being prepared by the archi-
the lessee paying ali taxes Mueller &
Faribault represented the lessor.
Leased for Peter Hauptmann to F. n.
Prtestner the four-Story building, Nos. 3Gz
and 34 Washington avenue. FOR a term of
years at 5000 a year.
Leased from the Phipps heirs to the
Meier China and Glass Company. the six
story building. Nos. SO and 314 North
Eighth street, for a term OF years. to be oc-
cupied by the tenant as wholesale and re-
tail china establishment as soon as the nee
essary repairs are completed.
Leased the two-story building. No. 80
North Twelfth street, from the Phipps heirs
to the Lemp Brewing Association, for a
term of years at $l,Ao a year net. the les
see paying all taxes, insurance and repairs.
Leased No. l407 Olive street. three-story
business house. from A. p. Chic, to Lenet
& Mackla. for a term of years at $.SO a
year. to be occupied as a tailoring estab-
lishment.
This firm reports a very active inquiry
and demand for ali kinds of rental property.
their large list having been practically ex-
hausted by renters. the supply being In
adequate to meet the demand.
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GREENE COUNTY TEACHERS MEET.
School Papers Discussed by Educators
at MhiIe Hail Institute.

The Green County Teachers Association
held ats thITd mJLtnIS institute Sestetoas
IN the High ScuoOl AUDITORIUM aI White
Hall. Professor l.. y. AIvyElnan prsSiuei
at the institute.
Inc invocation was pronounced by the
Reverend r. II. Lagg OF Nnitr Hall. III.
During the morning session the principal
addresses Were those Of Professor r. Y.
Smlth on The duti pupil: what snail we 40
with him." and Miss Jennie stone on The
value OF play IN education"
Among the interesting addresses at the
afternoon session We're Commercial Work
in the High Scnool," by Professor o. {.
Bolnan; The Teachers Preparation and
by Professor Irwin J. Green;
What Is the Matter WIKI the Spel!inS:'
by Professor ". R. Anderson
Last evening the principal address was
delivered by County Superintendent of
Schools II. +. Bell. on Green County
Schoolhouses. The address was illustrated
with stereopticon views.
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AfpIe & Hemmclmnnn.

Apple & Hemme'mann Rea! Estate COM
pany report the following sales. agSregat-
ing 1851 15:
The block bounded by Broadway. Sew
enth. Wyoming and Utah street. lot 3ox
20. with the old barn and sheds OF the
Broadway Line. unused for past two years.
from the United Railway Company. for 3d.
Coz. for warehouse purposes
On Chamberlain avenue. northeast cor
ner of Clara avenue. lot 260Niio feet. from
Louis F. Fornhof to Addie Hambley, for
Sl1. eG, who will improve.
No. esle South Compton avenue. a two
story, ten-room Queen Anne brick dwelling,
with modern conveniences. lot 3Oxl25 feet,
from Mrs. Ida Geisel to Margaret Cook, for
$500.
No. 4l23 Penrose street. n one-story.
three-ICom frame cottage. with lot 25Xlto
feet. from Argyll Real Estate and Invest
ment Company. 10 II. G. Rosenthal, for
SIS.
No. 4i2I Penrose street, a one-story. three
room frame dwelling. with lot 25N1+o feet,
from the Argyll Real Estate and Investment
Company, to w. H. Conrad. for s15-
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The Nfchols-Ritter Realty ana FINANCIAL
Company report the following sales:
To Porter w. Dent the six-room brick
house. with lot 25x100 feet, No. 1913 kenner-
~ avenue. for s., 200. Purchased FOR a
home.
For Mrs. A X. Humphrey. the new eight
room yellow brick front house. No. 42ll
Maryland avenue. lot 25x150 feet. to Joseph
p Barroll. for 1850. This is one of the
Mrs. Humphrey or the north side of Mary
land avenue. not yet completed. This one
for Mr.. Barroll will be ready the first Of
May. The house Is finished in hardwood
on the first floor. and modern conveniences.
Four-room frame cottage, No. 415lA Lee
avenue. lot 30xlO0 feet. for the West End
Real Estate and Investment Company, to
VIM 3. c. Huning. Jr.. for H,co; for a
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R. Deacon. who is building one of the finest
residences in the vicinity of st. Louis. The
plans for the Rumsay residence have been
prepared by A. Il. RidiDgton. architect, and
bids are being received.
Z. c.. Rowse will soon move into Webster
Park. having purchased the home OF Mrs.
Kent Jarvis. Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis Will build
another residence on the property adjoin-
ing their former home.
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It II true the most annoying symptoms,
Ike Gtoppage Of the nose and throat trouble.
are purely local. but they are simply symp-
toms and the real seat Of disease is far re-
Catarrh is q constitutional disease, q
blood disorder. complicated usually. with
disease OF the liver and to suppose that To-
cal applications Of sprays. powders, inhai-
efs, could ever reach the real cause Of the
trouble 4 Eiaicnious; t..
70 remove the catarrhal poison from the
system by regulating the liver and purify
ing =, the ;n ss'90a,, an. ss1ea this S can only lSon BE- done done
otet of antiseptics and remedies to act Wig
oromiy on the blood and liver.
The best PREPARATION OF this kind which
Alls al the requirements Of q safe consti-
tutional treatment IL Stuart's Catarrh Tab
lets. composed of Blood Root. Red Gum
are absoiutely safe to take into the stomach
and which act upon the liver. stomach and
mucous membrane.
ant tasting lozenges to be slowly dissolved
in the mouth. thus reaching the mucous
membrane and .w~ind-pipe and finally reach
ing the stomach.
br. Edmondson. in speaking Of the new
treatment for catarrh. SAYS: II have ac-
eomplished the most satisfactory results IN
s S9on ash%i t 81 s.sa ar veil Il s sse ca hsaai t of &:
but stuart's catarrh Tablets. 1 long si Inc
ln neon aseas sPray a. enc tha b iasa'e msrs as ,. being
ray makeshiftA"
efuarrs Catarrh Tablets act Immediately
Whole system Of catarrhal poison. They are
pleasant and very Convenient to use, and
thsy are not only the latest. but I believe
sat treatment for any form Of catarrh."
Asdfuggists sell STARTS Catarrh Tab
isss .. e C for fuii. sised packsse
essrS = sssdrs ad sat ffs 81 "a
&fn1t Gu 1earehall. Mich a
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was cured after suffering for y years. il
you wish you are at liberty 10 write 10 her.
sufferers believe Goitre is incurable he SENDS
a free trial package of his discovery, SO that
patients may try il and know positively
that their Goitre can be cured at home
without pain. dangerous surgical operation
or any Inconvenience.
Doctor Haig can cure any Goitre quickly
and safely in your own home. Il makes no
difference how serious your case may be.
just write him to-day. telling your age, size
of your Goitre, what part Of the neck IL IS
on and how long you have had II. and he
will send you by return mail the free trial
package. postpaid. of the remedy that Will
surely cure you.
Dc not delay, but write to-day to DR.. John
p. ,Haig, 1922 Glenn Building. Cincinnati,
Ohio. and he will forward the treatment.
postnge prepaid Do not fail to get this
wo1derful remedy. In Bombay. India, 5000
patients in that infected district were cured
rith this same remedy. and wherever used
It's Duccess has been marvellous
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Cha-lex E Yorel.

Chas. F.: -Vogel reports the following sales:
Nos. 2t2 and 2SA Henrietta street. two
story and mansard brick dwelling. contain
ing two mats OF five and seven rooms. lot 3sN
10 feet, for $500: from William F. B'au-
fuss to Ernest G. Henschen. for investment.
Nos. 800 and 302 McNair avenue. two
story and mansard brick dwelling. contain
ing store and twelve rooms and attic. lot
SKIS feet. for $500; from Henry c. Kline
to Anton Schiller. for investment
No. SS0 Illinois avenue, two-story brick
dwelling, containing six rooms. lot 25NI23
feet. for S2.52s; from John Pfeifer to Mrs.
Mary Oberfoell. for Investment.
Two-story four-room frame cottage, lot Il
S2S feet. on the west side of Brent street.
at Edgebrook. St. Louis County, Mo-, for
s1.C00; from Hannah g. Brown to E. Maud
Beeson, for a home.