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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13

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KING'H H-GHwAY-15o IT. e. $. bet.
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Hrh -h.-e~a: ]. Norris Morris to Jo-eph
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Sr- rras. Pratt to st. Louis Uni
MArLF-@ u n. =. he,. Ci,-a AMI Gooi-
f:.,sw; p n.iteFw: N al ESTATE Co. to
AnSe-sor sr,h. ant Marcus: Henry Hexei
to John He~ei-v-.
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~Rruefvay: Geo. Zeiler 10 Fred Maver-
P|RK-aE it. " in. n :. bet. Iens-.on
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Compton: Ef!th Cook 10 Thos. Gr-rory
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by 40 feet deep; sold TO Mrs. Humphrey for
$500. This lot was purchased some tine
ago by MIR. Caller for SO a front foot and 1t
was his intention 10 put up some buildings.
but Mrs. Humphrey, having improved the
entire south side of The street with the ex-
ception Of the corner. ard having made Mr..
Gaier an offer for the lot. he concluded TO
accept It. Mrs. Humphrey will build one
house on the lot. with a handsome porch on
the front, running around 70 the side, which
will make a very pretty Improvement OH
the street.
Nichols Ritter also sold 10 e. G. Rich
mond lot 70 feet trent by 12 feet deep on
the south side of Russell avenue. between
Lawrence and Thurman, for $3.50 and a
little less than 90 feet front for account Of
w. J. Boiling. Nj. Richmond will hold this
lot for speculation. Nicholis-Ritter also
closed the sale on Westminster place. be
Ing 4 fine piece of property. the particulars
of which they are not yet at liberty to di-
vUlge. They also have had an active de
mand for money. having made one loan
during the past week for 5000 and a num-
Der of other loans.
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No. 5lS3 Maple avenue. a handsome ten
room brick house, with lot 2sxliJ feet. for
$3.50 cash; from A. NJ. and NJ. Z. Johnson
to Richard A. BOYLE. agent for a client;
bought for an investment.
No. 1924 Delmar avenue, ten-room brick
house with lot 20 feet front by a depln of
100 feet: from A. Wendt to Gertrude Cohn
for 81 80 cash. Miss Conn purchased for a
home.
Mr.. Love also reports an active demand
for money. having closed q number OF
loans. amounting 10 about 81 0.0ot. on West
End property. amorg which were two hui d.
ing loans on Mcpherson avenue, east II
Sarah street. of si2 $50 each, to Warren
Bruce, who will commence work at once on
two h1nCsome apartment hou IS. Also a
loan on downtown property on Washington
avenue of 7 5.CI0 at A. per cent.
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NichOlIa-Ritter.

The Nichoils-R'tter Realty and Financial
Company transactions for the week amount
busy week. especially the alter part of the
Week. bas!a 50 having been very active and
"A number Of sales closed. Among the sales
were:
Southeast corner Newstead and Finney
avenues. consisting of the corner store and
seventeen fats, beng sold for account of
SIT, 500. This property was Purchased by
Mr.. Boiling for investment and rents for
sS.l44 a year: This pioperty is located on
east side of Newstead avenue. and is we'll
improved and always rented. Mr.. Boiling
5, cuisd a god INVESTMENT in the purs haze.
n the hanes Of Nichols Ritter Rally and
since. and they nave been very easrse,icai-
ly pushed and advertised very thoroughly
in the daily papers.
Methodist Ritter also sold for account OF
Alice x. Humphrey the .eight-room brick
residence. No. 1922 Maryland avenue lot
1s5x19 deep. for $500. to a client. who, for
known. but who will occupy the house in
the course of a week or ten days for a
home. This Is the last house on the south
the Nicholls-Iitter Company for account OF
Mrs. Humphrey. II is a light brick front
res dence: handsomely finished insidr. and
They also seld for account Of Archibald
,. craig one OF the pretty six-roon brick
houses on henneriy aVenus, No. 1858, lot
25N10) feet, TO Laufa J. Burch for So, 700. This
makes the fifth house Nichol!s-Ritter have
gold within the past couple of months on
Kennerly avenue. Miss Burch purchased
for a home and will take possession of the
house very soon.
Nicholls-Rt liter also sold for account OF
William II. Cooke the ten-room brick
house. No. 1884 Russell avenue, lot 80. 4xl22
feet, on the south size of Russell avenue
east Of Nandeventer avenue, for $500 to
James ]. Gallon. This house is now rented.
Mr.. Callen W II occupy it as a home after
the first of June. This is one of three
houses on the south side of Russell avenue
which Methodist Ritter sold to Mr.. Cooke
two years ago and has been rented ever
since.
They also sold for account of Mrs. Alice
X. Humphrey the elght-room brick house.
No. 421l Maryland avenue, one of the six
new houses on Maryland avenue west OF
Whittier street 10 Joseph r. Barro.l for
1880. Lot 25x15O deep and is the second
house west of Whittier. Mr.. Barroll will
occupy this as his own residence within the
course of a few days.
This house Is very near the new home that
was sold lately to Charles z. Lane on the
north side CT Maryland avenue, making the
second house sold to MIR. Lane in this dis
trict.
Nichols Ritter also sold to Alice K. Hum
phrey for account of Z. Cater of Gaier q
Stroh Millinery Company the remaining in
side lot on the south side of MARYLAND ave,
nue between Whittier and Boyle. lot hav-
ing . front Of - feet On Maryland avenue
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EUChRE PARTY FOR ST. ANN'S.
Entertainment VIII Be Given at
LiederkranZ He'll April %.

A progressive euchre patty for the benefit
of St. AIMS Infant Asylum VIII be given
a week from Taesdly at the West tnd
Liederkranz Hall. on Easton. near Vande-
venter AZ venue. The eucllre party will be the
first of a series OF entertainments that has
been arranged TO help the institutions
finances.
In addition to an attendance souvenir:
numerous valuable Trizes Will he awarded
10 the successful players. Following the
games. a rafGe will take place. the, prize
being the Mafiitt diamond ring, which Is
said to he "A very handsome ore.
St. INNS Asylum provides homes for or
phsns, and is maintained by private charity.
The sisters In charge of the institution say
they need means to carry on their work.
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Dyas Real Estate COMPANY.

TIL Dyas Real Estate Company reports
the sale of the eight room. mOfern. buf
brick residence. No. TO- Bayard avenue. lot
2ax170 feet: bought by Mrs. Addle JS rett
for n home. The William A. Rut.elge
Realty Company was the CANTOR; price
$1,000 cash
Also. sod for E. r. Hoyt to Mrs. Marie
Louise Keller. at $l:5 a foot. l2L2y213 feet
of vacant ground adjoining No. ii5S West
Pin bouieya d. for additional lawn. Mrs
Keller having bought the house with -
feet of ground aio t three moAths ago: also
made a twolve-month lease on above prop
Ter Bros.
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EARNED A REPUTATION.
a New system, Which Is Al
ready a Success.

Twenty-Five years ago Mr.. Charles
N~iedringhaus established a furniture bust
ness In st. Louis. From the start 1t was
successful. Run on a cash system. with
reliable goods and reasonable prices to
back il. The public gained confidence in
its dealings with "Ni~edTinghaus." and con-
iidence grew stronger each year and an en-
viable reputation vas butt and retained.
Last week Mt. Niedringhaus introduced
a novel credit system-a system different
from the usual time-payment plan. He ex-
tends credit to those that want it-hut
continues to sell goods at his usual prices.
Nc extra 10 per cent. Is per cent or p per
cent was tackled on TO the selling price-no
substitution after articles were bought
hut the same legitimate, reliable business
methods are Continued.
All last week the store at the northwest
Curiier of Tenth and Franklin avenue was
filed with people taking advantage OF
Niedringhaus's liberal propo -iJion. 1t IS
sure to be as successful as the past quarter
% a century has been at InIs popular store,
which furnishes homes from cellar to attic.
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Henry Hiemenz, Jr.. sold six lots on
kVsciusko st eet, 15Gx150 feet, between Bar
ton and Victor streets. and extending
through to First st ett. on the line CT the
st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad
tracks. The property was owned oy the
hei S Of the es a'e of Jrhr Boepple. ard
was sold for $500 to the American Nan
ufac III rE Company, which will immediate
" e!e t a warehouse fer its own use. 10 COW
er he mi: e u op Tty. c. \. Robinson repre-
scnted the purchaser
No. zoos South Third street. two-story
brick of tn ee rooms. lot 25xl1i: owned by
A. Hautz; was sold for 500 to 3. r. Ter
beck.
Lot on Cleveland avenue. south side. east
OF Lawrence. in Ty.er place. lot o0Xi23 feet:
owned by the FTeund Bros. Real Estate
Com any: sold for S.450 to Mrs. Fred w.
Folk. Wooley 6 Fish represented the I,ur-
chaser.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS ACCUSED
Grand Jury Closes Examination al
Pawnee. Ok.

Kansas City. Mo-. April IA special to
the Star from Pawnee. Ok. says:
As a result Of the examination Of the Of
fees OF the county officials. the Grand Jury
has returned Accusations in the Districfr
Court against the following persons: John !
County Assessor: J. d. Ramsey. K h.
Manning, Ed Strange and l. q. DAviac5
members Of the Pawnee City Council. fx
The accusations allege Observation-Disclosures
in office. District Judge B. T. Hainer hA1
suspended County Attorney Hughes
against whom there are seven unit and
appointed a man to succeed him. The case
will go over to May 20. when the court VIII
rec0pyene te.1
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Fisher & Company.

Nos. 1896 and i3SsA F.nney avenue, two
two-story brick but dings- arranged in four
lot 5axl33 feet. through to Fairfax avenue.
renting for sS a month; property Of ]. E.
Brown Of McConne.sville. O.; sold to will
vestment.
Also an undivided one-half interest in No.
1874 Chouteau avenue southeast corner OF
brick building, store and fla s above; prop
erty Of Mrs. Pauline S. !schnell: sold to
Louis schneli for. $500. who owns the un-
divided one-half interest In the property.
No. 1851 Easton avenue. one-story brick
building, occupied as a livery stable, lot
50x26s feet, renting for 40 a month; prop
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Lincoln 7'rus. Compuuy.

fhcOhh AFUbs SOuluuns.
The Lincoln Trust Company reports that
several large deals were closed during the
past week. one OF which was the sale of
1913 acres. just south OF Forest Park. from
Mrs. Mary CittlEs to Il syndicate, in VIII. oh
some Chicago capitol is interested. the pur-
chase price beng $4,000.
The northeast corner of Olive and Jeffer-
son avenue. having a font OF IS feet on the
north line of Olive street by q depth of 100
feet on the east line Of Jefferson avenue.
was leased fer a term of SIXTY years. from
Nancy l.. johnson. wife of Doctor ]. II.
Tor Il permanent investment.
A number OF Olive street leases have been
made recently. and Mr.. Stece.in considers
on account OF the transfer point of the
Olive and jefferson avenue electric lines.
No. 500 Chamberlain avenue, lot aGxl5S
feet, two and o~ne-haif story, Colonial brick,
containing twelve rooms, reception hail.
bath, hot and cold water. cabinet mantel
and all moue improvements. was sold
from the West End Realty and Inv stment
Company 10 Edward Il. consider
alton, S,S15. Mr.. Schwartz bought for a
home. The West End Realty and Invest
ment Company was represented by tie
NiChorlS-Ritter L. atty and Financial Com
pany in the transaction.
No. i222 Maryland avenue. lot 25x140 feet,
two and one-ha f story brick. containing
nine rooms. reception hail. bath and all
modern improvements. from Mis-. Alice X.
Humphreys to a cl. ent. The Nicnolls-Ritter
Really and Financial Company also repre-
scented the seller in this transaction.
No. 4i26 North Market street. lot 25y!0
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Those who are find OF landscape garden
ing viii do well to visit Webster Park. The
avenues sweep around in graceful curves.
ard at TIE Intersections are private parks.
men have built hous es here and are beau:i-
flying the grcunis. Some Of the newcomers
are Colonel Spencer. a. NJ. Fellows. E. y.
Garrett and A. r. Deacon. Those who first
built in the pa k set the example of a high-
grade Of LANDSCAPE gardening. and this has
attracted others of Ike tastes. so that Web
ster Park will be 10 s.. LOUIS what Brook
ii-e is TO Boston. Several very artistic
houses are planned for the park thiss season.
bus the names of the OWNERS are not yet
known.
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joseph 8.

Joseph S. Rothwell. formerly with the
Haydel Realty Company. and a'so with the
ness for himself. having an Office with the
Schuchman Realty Company at No. 724
Chestnut street. Mr.. Rothwell has been
identified with the real estate market since
1877, and is regarded as one of the best
posted men on "the street" He will make
ness,
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Moffett & Franciscus report the follow
ing sales in Lindell Park subdivision for
Wilbur F. Boyle. trustee Of Jemima LIN
dell, deceased:
Sold to VIM. H. Leroi, Jr.. fifty feet on the
south side of University street. between
Sold to Frank H. Gieselman, fifty feet
adjoining Leroi. for 1.75O. Also sold to
F, F. w. K~renning fifty feet on the north
side Of University street, between Glasgow
adioins one Mr.. Krenning bought last week.
Sold to John H. Piel thirty-seven feet IN
the south side OF Greer avenue. between
Glasgow and Garrison avenues, for 81. S12.
These above parties will erect handsome
dwelling houses on the lots at once.
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SEEKS AID FOR ARKANSAS.
\. l.. Doss of Hardy Makes Visit
TO Chicago.

Chicago, April IA. L. Doss, a farmer
of Hardy. Ark. has come to Chicago to
raise funds to purchase food and clio, hing
for the destitute farmers in the drought
stricken counties of Northern Arkansas.
From April % to December IL, 1tci, not a
drop of rain fell in the counties of Sharp.
lizard, Baxter. Stone. Fulton and part OF
other counties adjoining. The vast major
ity Of farmers lost ali their crops and are
in want.
President Warren OF the Board nf Trade
has promised to call a meeting of the Exec
utive Board at an carly date to provide
measures of relief.
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Hann.uer Real Estate Co.

These sales are reported BY the Hannauer
Real Estate Company:
Northeast corner OF Chi pewa AMI Comp
ton avenue, Il th'eC-story Prick business
house, with lot S5x12j: sold from John
Schmith to William and Augusta Wild
hagen. Price $500.
No. 22fs South jefferson avenue. 4 two
story eight-room residence. with lot .Nx1gO.
for S.lUV; from Bernard Klaus to 1Shn ].
Mfiser.
No. 32A Michigan avenue. a FOUR, ON
brick cottage. with reception fal ard hath.
lot 25xl20: from Henry Moeler to Taul
Frechs for s., lN.
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The Tumbach Investment Company re-
ports the sale of No. 1851 Russell avenue
ton being s4.25o in cash. The property is an
al CANT nine-ruom Residence. and will he
occup ed by Mrs. Brown as a home
Also. No. 4,2T Russell avenue. a nne-room
residence, modcrn ne.e-y re pect. to Lewis
A. Brown for 81 80 in cash. MIR. Brown
purchased for investment.
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BEsSIE-45 IT.. N. s.. bst. Newstead and
Taylor: Geo. Cora to Susie s cki-w. d.S 1
IT. s. -, bet. Belt and
Clara: Walter Colcord to James Cunning
q; II. 6 in. Ssi s. 6
ton an6 Osceola; VIM. Koberman to
Louis Meier-w. 2
CLESiAN-:5 IT.. e. s.. h (. Montgom-
erv ard No tn. Norket: Richari Keane to
Richard Schnelle-w. .........,........ 2
Pea "a IT.. e. g., bet. Halls
Fe-rv I'd: H.. Spiegeloere to Otto Lud-
wig-w. d......... 1
ElGFTEENTH-37 IT., / In, W. g.. bet
Schild and Geyer! Marco Krapf to Ro-
mar Strong-w. 1
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~it'-r,s' FI,~trir rt~Nt'-e ara P~wef Cen
nav f--nSa.r, fr t-'Iii-g on west rt4s q
-'"'-| Inc. between Riddie and Ashley streets
sofaoa
] s'hrsnrei. No. SGT Reber. one-story brick
s. HN1
" po-w-n. No. CPS wsIi~msr. two-story
f---~- -" ~naL
ro-r. "~-r,-- Nos ~o,' IN ,a"s Palm. two two
sly h-i-L N-isi--s. e. Nh each 81
81 ro-is Ca-1c-e C1-~-s1y. No. l103 Aen4rd
pIto- -rraa-s.ory brick: g. 40.
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Howard GambrfII & Co.

Howard GamJrin d Co. report an active
week and these sales:
No. 5iIS Bartmer avenue in Chamberlain
Park. a modern brick house OF twelve
rooms on lot having an average front of
81 feet and 10 feet dspth. owned by Rich
ard NJ. W'ray and Henry W. Wray. sold
to Otto StarCk. who bought for u home.
paying $3.50 for the roperty.
No. 5l03 Maple avenue, Il modern ten
room house on lot 50xlS7 feet. property
owned by Daniel F. Noonan and bought by
a client. who Will make extensive improve
ments and occupy as Il home. Price paid
was $3.50 cash; purchaser secured a bar
gain.
No. 1915 Delmar boulevard a ten-rosm
brick and stone house. with brick stable
on lot GXl5e feet, sold by Howard Gambri.l.
trustee. to 5. Stewart
Also a lot on tha south side of West Pine
boulevard. 237 feet east of Taylor avenue:
from E. +. Hoyt to Colonel James G.. But.
Ter. at sl25 a foot. The property purchased
adjoins Colonel Buffers house and gives
him an additional lawn TO the east of His
res dence.
Also a lot on the south side of West Pine
boulevard, east of the above property. and
sold from Z. r. Hoyt to Mrs. Mare Louise
Keller. the consideration being sl25 a foot.
Also lot 1ox1I0 feet. on the west side OF
Kings highway boulevard, 10 feet north
of Magnolia avenue. sold from a client to
Richard NJ. Nray. who bought for invest
ment: the price paid was $500.
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TTh7%TA " E st.. sou
IT. F. McHugh.)

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Rain Pleases Farmers.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Lawton. Ok. April p--Rain has fallen II
torrents here for two days. This afternoon
at 4 haiistones fell for twenty minutea-
age was done. Reports Of continuous rain
all over Comarche County have created 4
furry in farm speculation. ]
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Hugh H. Stewart. an ent rprising young
real estate man. WHIT recently opened an
Office and embarked in business in the De
Menil Building. has met with such success
in the rapid growth of his business that he
has been compelled to secure more COM
modious quar- ers. and has leased the large
store, No. 1902 Chestnut street. which Will
be handsorr civ fitted up and ready for occu-
pancy April Is.
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Woman Democrat Seeks once.

Arcola, IL. April 1.-THE Democrats a
Douglas County have decided to hold then
convent on May s. at which time candfl
dates fer the various county offices will 81
CHOSEN. Frank Duncan OF this city and J.
G. Schneiderman OF Tuscola are candidate
for the nomination of Sheriff. Mrs. Hail d
Schools
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BURIAL

Peter McGuinness. 20 years. Alexian Brothers
Hairis 4 jones. IS days. $40 Marine: br2r-
Gifts.
Joseph Mueller. A. years. 2i24 obear; angina
Henry Cox. q years, sil2 North Fourteonth;
Anna Mi,tas, IS year. 2i<s south Second; phth,
Isis puin1onHlIs.
la r!nLisimus strIduhas.
John Robinson. 40 years. 81 Florida; heart
dir cas-.
Emile Michel. IS years. Poo-house: nephritis,
,iIpe-t Gitbe rtson. a. years. Polrhuuss; clcres.
A.aguls kuehne, q years. Jslf south Broadway
accident.
Charles Collins. g. years, 4l2i De!mar; heart
William j. Fitzgerald. 50 years. : North FI;-
teeuth; heart disease.
W. w. shannon. GO years. 1ao Pine: senil!ty.
Charles H. Wilson, 50 years, st. Louis Muilan>
Henry Schultz. IS years. 1872 Collins; %nephri.!s.
christina Johnson, ( yeas. ll6 Popping: H.
Examination OF bowels.
Edwin y. Huber, II months. laos Paptn; entero-
colitiE.
T. r.. McEntire's Residence Burned.
REPuBLIC SPECIAL.
Sweet Springs, No, April 12.-The resi-
dence Of T. b. McEntire, one of our oldest
and most prominent citizens, was burned
to-day at / .. m.
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DR.. KILMER G. CO. Binghamton. \. Y:

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now receive more pay than formerly, and
therefore the Investments are greater.
The increase in rents amounts merely
to Il healthy condition OF the realty market,
and Il should result in more people build
Ing their own homes and thereby becoming
better. citizens in the full sense of the
term"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13
REAL ESTATE SPRING OPENING
BRINGS A FLUSH MARKET.

More Than 4 Million Dollars Worth of Property Changes Hands
Within Il Week-Thirteen Acres of unmproved Ground Near
The Worlds Fair Site Bring One Hundred Thousand Dollars
-Pabst Brewery of Mlwauk ec Said to Be Interested in
Syndicate of Purchasers - Plans for Big Hotels.