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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-08
A DOCTORS BAD PLIGHT.

Two years ago. as result of % -
we're cold. Jest nv voice. writes pr
". J.. scarhrourh of Hebron. Ohio. then
began an obstinate cough. Every reHe-
dy known 20 nee as practicing physician
for s5 years. failed. and 7 daily rrew
worse Being urged % try DR. King 9
Ncw Discovery for Consgmptioa. Coughs
ard Colds Z found quick relief aud ~
last ten days have felt better than Ter
two years. Positively guaranteed fer
Throat and Lung troubles hy Gehunss
Pharmacy. &c and 500
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-08
Mr.. DAYHOFF IN TOWN
Hutchinson Candidate for Superin
tendeEst of Pnhlic Institution.

Nj Dayhof and Mr.. Long Of Reno
county were in the city yesterday Nr
Dayhoff IS I'm the race for super.ntend ut
OF public Instruction He says his chances
Tor winning are excellent. He believes
he win be the nominee. The report that
the naming OF Orie Morse for railroad
commissioner would eliminate him from
the race. he prorornced q dream. "It
VIII strengthen me. instead" he asserted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-08
GEo. e. HARRIs. city Treasurer.
CITY CLERKS REPORT.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun

Gentlemen: / herewith submit ycu
lures for the citw for the fiscal year
ending March 81. 1872. showing the total
running expenses for THE wear 70 be-
$40 s4 g.
I also present YOU with statement
Of the outstanding borls of the city
aDrl !. 1872 Tho total amount of gsn-
ials. BIS Sspf l1-s The total of the suec-
ial bonds s. s7ft755s
have collected during tho year
8 6-e5E which was derived from the
sale of dog tax electrical and house
moving rerni-s ard tfe collection Of
sidewalk TAX
DersrtmentaI expenses q TIRE citv of
wichita FOR tLo fiscal year ending Starch
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-08
FossETT TAKE OFFICE
His First Act Was the Appointment
of c. 3. Hunt FOR Deputy.

Guthrie. . =. AprH ~ u. Eos
fett, the new United States marshal.
took the oath of Office This morning
and entered in on his duties as the chief
OF the marshals in Oklahoma. One ot
his first appointments was that OF C. T.
Hunt of Perry as chief deputy Mr. Hunt
has been i'm the office, succeeding Nsd
Sisson of Enid as Office deputy. He was
formerly connected with the marshall $
office as deputy and has been one Of
the most efficient men connected with
the rnarshal-. forna
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-08
BIG CROWD PRESENT
3. 4. smyth a sons Grand Opening
Was "a Success.

e G. snythe e Sons gave an oprnins
ir their buggy and carrlaFe department
last saturday afternoon. The two floors
cf thier immense salesroors were hand
someiy decorated with palms an6 cst
flowers. and the large ard elegant ine ~
carriages. traps and huegies was shown
to hundreds ~ people.
ON the second noor an orchestra was
stationed behind a bower ~ palms ard
adied greatly o. the enjoyment OF the
orcasinu. The rooms were crowded an
the afternoon with men and women who
spent much t.na looking at the iarra
display ~ riga
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-08
@DoM'T BORROW TROUBLE" BUY
S APP O. 10
IT'S CHEAPER IN THE ENr

Iie vas on the third floor of the schoi-
ariy lal "a Hutchinson. when the dark
ness of night came 70 hie asa he teoiy
his bed clothes and. making the same into
rope climbed down over tEe rough
exterior of the buildins. probably wifhoet
receiving a scratch. IL was only short
two months ago that Sher.a Simmous
ant Deputy podas captured this boy sho
had been enjoying stolen freedom rrom
the reformat9rv for six months Tie hes
great faculty fer folIug th IRON bars.
The officials ,hlnk ns has probably some
to- Colorado ou Efs fr.u this tirne
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-08
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Brorno Quinine Tab
lets An druggists refund the money il
it fails 10 cure. p. w. Groves signature
is or each box sc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-08
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A.-,,t. 1Ifs k-i l H3a lszr s.s
'.',1''' a &EHZzz.Z<e<
INVESTIGATING DUNN CASE
Heavy sh0gt Covering Every Phase %
Ifs ve1ommeuf.

Henry Ehott ~ the Kansas city Star
is in ths city. having heea sent here by
hlr paper t3 ct a. complete story - tks
aow fsmous Denn Gaze Mr Eaofr ar-
rived n the clE laaf uiTht irsn ffeiiiuE
ION. where ha afKan ha iatestiEatio1.
and Immediately spoa Felcf'rT here fs
entered into The acirif ~ fle gasa uffa
fhat ze7t Watch ts rhar rirfrrigtie of men
WIN tr1s nswsuarer insffnff- Mr. Ehcfs
fns rad nf8e efrer'erce ls rewe matters
requiring good iufrra~rt arr keen ct
earrsH8n. end his aforg ~ fha cagf4re
ard escape ~ Lsnn. zilh ntrEFert1e
events III e1fe ~ he rafg iafereafialz.
ar ho is rfl.er - rEe afIrtv So f8rtt
raf fhs raea end - ere Hfrrr isas
rirht srd ues very marh rieaerd vlfs
fhc franErers ard rcurfeay or Chfsf harr
ard hir ferartaert ffe uiil take ffs
cfhr- ffe cf fhs ear- fcfaT 1r1 VII sr-
folhfel.r meet with IKE caeTfssF Mr
ereit 91r ~ ere srsft Fsisrg ~ west
r-n reHzr1reT rer rta Gro stsnfsff
uifh ere c-sff ~ ff~ ahele creetrT. aff
0rle PIE rtre-F ere uret @F-i q ss.
vffa tha sfar fhe isfeH r'rrE s eut 20
PEE articles et every saEetfrs ia frs oc.fr-
frr ffiF -r e-.aT e1rraif'eH VS.
orrrrsef iaet rlrrf cn aeetrfrf p 80 slt-
~l5e - fhe rrrs1 eetar - his fzpsr
yraferiaT rratrrr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-08
APPEAL TO CIRCUIT COURT
Judge Harris Not Satisfied With Yer
dict in Pearce Case.


dict in Pearce Case.
Guthrie. 0. T.. April fudge s. TT.
Harris Of Perry fled notice with the at
torney general today of his intention 10
appeal 20 the circuit court Of appeals the
case of the territory vs.. Amos F. Pearce
and IT is now the attention Of his att0r-
ney TO try II in the higher court.
Pearce was convicted in the district
court Of Payne county Of grand larceny
and sentenced TO five years in tic peni-
tertiary He was charged with stealing a
buggy worth $50 The testimony in the
district court trial showed that another
man had offered Pearce a certain price
for the buggy. and Peerce afterwards
secured one from Thomas \. Broyles.
which was afterwards claimed 20 be st0-
len Judge : II. Harris contends that
the charge against Pearce is not one Of
grand larceny. and that trade was made
in which Pearce was one of the principal
parties
Thousands Of new patrons have taken
Hoods sarsapariIa this season. You
should try It.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-08
CONWAY is
APPOINTED
PRESIDENT T
To Succeed James {. Ament at
the Alya Normal.
TAKES CHARGE IN JULY
Unless Disturbances Create
Vacancy Before Then.
TAKES CHARGE IN JULY

Guthrie. o. T. April 1T. ". Conway.
principal Of the Sterling, Kan. city
schools was today elected president Of
the Northwestern Territorial Normal
school at AIva, succeeding James Z.
Ament. on the first day of July. This ac-
ton was the final decision OF the board
OF education in the Alva normal natter
efter another days session at Edmond.
The resolution passed last Friday night,
summa~ily removing President Ament
was not reconsidered. hut by . vote Of
the board 1t was determined to allow
President Ament and faculty to remain in
the institution until the close Of the wear,
providing that there are no more disturb
ances similar TO those OF the past few
weeks. Should conditions not prove har-
moniOus. it IS likely meeting of the
board Of education VIII be called ore
month from the present date and the
school closed for the balance of the year.
The new president is a wen known kan
sas educator, having had charge Of the
schools IN various Kansas towns. lie is
a personal friend Of Governor Ferguson.
Treasurer Ramb0. Assistant United
States Attorney b. 6. Mcclure and others
prominent in oklahoma affairs
Governor Ferguson has decided to leave
for Washington on April IS IN order TO
take up school land matters in the de-
partment of the interior. The pIoposi-
tion III regard to the plating OF school
lands for townsite purposes Wll be con-
sidered rs viii be the cases in which per-
sons have filed on Indian land in the new
country. Fred !. Wenner. secretary OF
the Oklahoma commission to the ST.
Louis Exposition, win accompany Gov
ernor Ferguson 70 St. Louis. where they
VIII look over the situation relative 70
the Oklahoma buildings and exhibit at
The exposition. Governor ferguson VIII
also take up matters IN connection with
claims for supplies in tho new country
while at Washington.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-08

State OF Kansas. Sedgwfck county.
i hereby certify that the above and
foregoing Is true and correct account
81 the various funds OF the city of
Wichita, Kansas. for fhe year ending
March 81, 1912, and the same appears on
record ia my Office.
Witness my hand this eth day OF April.
100
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-08
ROCK ISLAND. TOO
It VIII Beat Choctaw Frisco and Fort
Smith TO Cuthrie.

Guthrie. o. T.. April lit was announc-
"a here today that the Rock Island win
enter the field at once with an extern
sion of its line from Enid 10 this city.
thus winning ont over the Frisco. Ch0c-
tlw and Fort smith and Western in their
proposed extension FROM Guthrie 10 End.
which is considered the most important
gap yet unconnected in Oklahoma.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-08

Total Sc7srfrre~t e-renfft-l-e- r-1 sE 70
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-08
piles Cured Without The Knife.

Itching. Blind Bleeding or Prouruding
Piles. No Cure. NO Pay. All druggists
are authorized by the manufacturers Of
Pazo Ointment to refund money where it
fails to cure any case of piles. no matter
of how long standing. Cures ordinary
cases IN six DAYS; the worst cases in
fourteen days. One application gives ease
and rest Relieves itching instantly This
Is a new discovery and is the only pile
remedy sold on a positive guarantee. no
cure no pay. Price soc. II your druggist
don't keep it in stock send Us soc IN
stamps and we viii forward same by uan.
Manufactured by PARIS MEDICINE co.
St Louis. No. who also manufacture
the celebrated cold cure, Laxative Bromo-
Quinine Tablets.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-08
- TREAsTrRrP.s prpoPr

Annual report OF the general fund ac-
count for the year 1892
Balance received from Mrs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13
Uses Street Cars to Injule Victims
Before RObhing Them.

CSief % Detectives Desmond believes
Mrs Mary Mason. who lives at the Wash
ingtOn Hotel. Seventeenth street aud Wash
ingtOn avenue. is the victim or a new
scheme OF robbery introduced in st. Louis
by man IN brown.
Attired In brown suit. brown hat and
brown shoes. the stranger stood on the rear
platform Of Park avenue car, Southboun1.
on Eighteenth street yesterday morning. At
Olive street Mrs Mason started TO board the
car Conductor John White was inside col
lectinG fares. and the stranger pulled the
bell cord signaling Notormsn James Homo
hundes 10 20 ahead before Mrs. Mason had
reached the platform. She was thrown 10
the street and I'm falling dropped her purse,
containing a75 After the accident the
purse was missing. and other passengers
stated that the man in brown had fun
away.
Mrs. Mason was taken on the car to No
9Oi Park avenue. where Doctors A. V. l..
Brokaw and ". l. Francis found that she
was suffering from shock and had sustained
a Sprained ankle. She returned home.
To Chief Desmond a Transit Company
official stated that he believed robbery vas
thr. object Of the stranger who rang the bell
and requested the Detective Department to
make an investigation. Chief Desmond de-
tailed two r1en TO search for the man In
brown
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13
SEVENTH AND FRANKLGN AVENUE.

nfteen-year lease on a slow combusil u
factory building. contract for which WIS
let few days ago. The building. when
completed. viii Se occupied by one OF tho
large wholesale candy manufacturing Com-
panies OF this city.
Also residence 40. 1880 Washington ave-
nue.; lot Jy12S3 feet: from Selwyn G. + -aT
to Doctor Louis r. Newman for N'.IpI-
Also house No. Sg5i Westminster r.Ecs.
from ". +. Hunt To i. J.. Hopkins, Ter
T5H.
Also No. 1883 Granville place: from E. e.
Robinson to W. NJ. Robinson for S3N0.
Also No. 5ZSI Washington avenue. rom
James j. Turner. formerly connected with
the Nandalia Railroad Company. 10 II. "a.
Evans. for Si6.Ooo. Mr. Evans Is decorating
and improving Ihe residence with a view
OF making Il his home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13

improve the Fairgrounds surrounding pub
lie schools the Board of Education again
entered the realty market last week. pur-
chasing the lot. 33Xll0 feet, at No. Z35
Benton street
Washington University bought the lot at
the southeast corner OF Sixth and Spruce
streets. for an investment. Storm < Parish,
the agents, also negotiated a fifteen-year
lease Of the property adjoining and pro-
pose to put up a modern factory building
for a candy manufacturer.
a new hotel to cost about $4,000. Will he
erected al the northwest corner Of Market
ana Nineteenth streets by John p. Herr
S0X73 feet
The Royal Investment Company is plan
ming TO build twenty flats at the southwest
corner of Easton and Clara avenues. The
lot was bought from Mrs. 3. 4. Thurman
for Sll 900. and the buildings will cost about
S600 900.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13
SANTA FE MAcHINIsTs STRIKE.
walk Out in sympathy With Gle
burne Men.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPTBLIC SPECIAL
temple. Tex. July l2-The machinists
employed in Santa Fe shops at Tsmpl-
are on strike in sympathy with the strike
declared AT Cleburne Wednesday AT Gle
oCrne notice has been given the strikers
10 call for their discharge checks but this
action has not been taken at Temple yet
aS the company officials here hope 20 reach
an agreement with local machinists that
VIII render such action unnecessary.
Al conference between Superintendsnt
Coppage. and Master Mechanic Dunlap AMI
representatives OF the local n1ach!nis;s lodge
IL was stated 20 the latter that the com
pahy had not discharged a committeeman
at CleburnS claimed. but that he had
Sosented himself from work without leave.
but upon his return had been offered work
different from his former assignment. The
pay was the same. the hours the same. In
ordering the strike. they claimed the ma
chinists bad violated their contract and
could not expect 70 be upheld by the In
ternational Machinists' Union either moral
B or financially. The Temple machintstS
were advised to investigate this statement
and return 10 work without prejudice.
A representative was dispatched to C1eI
burne from the Tenole lodge fer the pur-
pose OF making this investigation The
strike has caused but little inconvenience
The strikers are orderly and do not fire.
duent the shops. No violence Il expected
Public sentiment here is mostly with the
COMPANY.
General Superintendent Nixon stated that
the company was in the TiEht. and would
never recede from its position
At noon to-day the boilermakers on the
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe went out in
sympathy with machinists.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13
Lincoln Trust Compauy.

The Lincoln Trust Company reports the
following sales last week.
Nos .S-.i-ssA -aG-3sA Franklin avenue. a
double. two-stCry and attic four and Eve
room dat bUiliiEr. with lot JlN.si feet:
Zach Purchaser bought FOR an invest
40 4ni Peurcse street. lot .5xIe5 feet.
With fiy--rCCm frame residence: from L- :
Da4ring Of Colorado Sprin.S Colo TO Mrs
Augusta RlEpt. !Dr S'1 Airs Raupt
bought FOR an Investment.
No 622i Suburban avenue. lot = feet 2
inches h. Ia feet. twO-story brick arranged
iu Two modern fats OF four rooms and bath
eu FIRST floor ana i've rooms ard hath on
second foor: from = client ip Mr.. SUE, p
McCutchen. Tor S3.SGa Mrs. AIcCuichen
bought for IN Investment
No. 5lii Carried avenue. lot 2Tvlio feet.
siE-roCm house with all improvements. from
q client To Russell Archibald. who bought
Tor home. Price Sz..t1-
Lot aoxlu5 feet. uu the north side OF Maj
fitt avenue east OF GOoifeiluw avenue.
from George T. HreaicrELst 10 William T.
Boone. for So Hlr. Boone is having plans
and Specifications prepared for one two
story b-5ck "a le erected cn the east -
fsCi Of the lot. ana one fTe--JDm cottage
on the west - feet whlcu he VIII eCJpy
lot 25SIC5 feet On the south side o. Ken
u-rly tuEa. west OF Clara avenue. from
George Z. Pr,niercast To Anlrew Egen-
brot for Sl25. Mr. Eig7nhroi bought as an
Lot 555ic5 feet on the north side Of Naf-
fit avenue. between Clara and GoOdt"llcw
ahtaitAf''. ilNtli Nha''fAsE afait4Ti -d~l ~
George Smith. Tor S75. Mr.. Smith Will
eject a s!=-r0o,n fr.. me building for a hone
Lot JlNls0 feet on the north side OF clark
are1ue. east Il Margaret avenue. ircm
kcst Jarvis. trustee. TO Mary e. naUtsi. for
$50
= great number of other negotiations ara
pending Tor West End residences aad home
sites.
The Lincoln Trust Company has inst
erected a neat little Office 1T Winderne-e
place. and have engaged the services Of q
number Of statesmen 10 take charge Gf the.
property. The inquiry since erecting this
Office has been very LARGE. and IL Is OK
rected that by fan this property viii se OH
Or the market
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13
NIchoIIs-RItfer.

The Nichols Ritter Realty and Financial
Company report very satisfactory inquiTy y
for residence property last week
They sold ths northeast corner Of Wash
ington ana Union bOulevards. let 5JNlH fe {.
for the account Of Lewis W. English. THIS
lot was sofa To 4 client tor Sii5 a 'front.'
foot. Gr $3.50 cash. The property sold Is
located west OF the home If Mr.. EnElisa
and was sold 20 the purchaser for imme-
date imprC CVcment. 4 handsome modern
eleven-TCom residence is 10 b. erected on
this corner by the purchaser. which Will
be in keeping with the beautiful homes
on this street.
They also closed the sale Of the eight
room. modern. two-Story b-ick residence
known "a No. 1886 Cook avenue and stunt
ed on lot 55Xi5o feet, the DrODerJy Of j.
e. Newberry: sold 10 John !. Hu-an for
SCfo. Tie seller was represented Jy Albert
3. Bianke Mr. Horan purchased this prop
orty with . view OF making the house his
future home.
They also sold house No. c9'5 Kennsrly
avenue. being a modern. ;wO-stOry. de-
IA aehed. siN-rOOm brick. with reception hall.
bath md cemented cellar: lot 25Xl00 feet
All improvements are made. such as streets.
granitOid curb. gutter and sidewalk. This
house was sold for the account of 4. VI.
Craig to Edward NolZ for S2.4".
The Nicnolis-RittPT Realty and Financial
ComDany have sold some six or yi-ht Of
these hullStS recently.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13
.inIr 8 HemmrIprann R. =. Co.

Apple & Hemmelmann Real EsVaic 1ou-
panv report the following sales:
Nos. Zsl5 and 22i1 Olive street, lot siNi3t.
improved with thrce-story stone-tront
building. store and an eight-room dwehlns.
bringing a total rental OF H-56t yea.
owned by Flora SlupsSy and sold TO a GU
eat for S20O0 The value Of Ohve streei
property west Cf jefferson avenue y appre-
ciating and this is the second parcel sold BY
Aiple & Hemmeimann Real Estate Com
pany between Leffingwen and Garrison ave
uueS
No. 141S Papin street. weil-buiit three
story brick house of fourteen rooms. lot
ls'5''xl35. for 5000: owned by the Argyle
Real Estate and Investment Company and
said to s r. Webster. who was represented
by Harrington & Co.
No. SIS Kentucky avenue. new one-story
four-room brick dwelling. lot Z15 xl25;
owned by Jacob Kuhn and sold TO Otto NIL
Ter Tor $3.50.
Lot z5x130 feet on the north side of Gas
conade street east OF Broadway. for SIS;
owned by Charles A. Kraft and sold to Hen
~ and Mary Auer.
No Zals IL Es,is z,re<t one and one
half story tFs'~as-s cresFs dwelling, water,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13
RenI Estnte T-nn.fer..

II - Lee al
Xd,iaii,: John Paddock TO Gensvir N-,-
HFI,T-s: r.. e. =. bet Ridge : nj Miner
,u. Iohn Truphil 90 Sussunah Thornas- -
q - 7-,,.,.,,h i ~"
FSuiS.sath- Marie Meier 10 {. = saiz- 49,.
a arl = =, rasii,a! Isvis IS faf. S.' TO Mamie
yI5i W5il aud Evzirs William HorniOn to 49,,
cITY IN 70 BIGGK ION si-i- Bounded north b.
Athlonc- south hy Red Bud. cast BY
& d4rd s1 Ts' ~ yaSn 9l"fs ss sRd 81 us f5sns fRgE RSE
ds'ana . is'i.,n', i''ii@.s CoDlI5 81,
'%a AMI H"iA @ Lulu 5'' owen = to wriian havid-
CoMrToN- a.. ?. ~, UtsE 9na
,,l,,Dssi ,ilsTGssifi He'%an Ne'sehke to Ausu'i
cooE-S5 n. : :. S~,. Tayior ana Mar
Gus. John NswherTy 70 John Horan-w- .,
corr; RRILLIAXTF-io r.. \. >. bet
clara and GOoffel!ow: Bridget cough
In 30 Charles Millsr-W. a.. ..-.------.. 100
hTAST Fsa.is ia lame. s. sisG:o.ar7 i M9's5 20 das d@s
yIislriiTFSi,ii-s r., b., sg-j5. and ''''
CUISINE: Walter Brown 10 Lsuss KoaIby -.-,
KixS's HiGiiwiy-s. n. :. =. bet
aas4 Rs doMpsay dsi%s5 5s 10 John HRsR RsR
LAcI EDE-is a.. n. - bet compton and
I.EEH;5 n. : =. bs, Hull and clay:
I.sla uavts5n to Kate TocrtneT.,,W. d.; l.s0o
Sefne,on: Lillian Houis to thomas ,,,
MARIIsAND-1is e.. =. - bsr. Wh.;tisr
and Boyle: the Burnett Real Estate
Company N Claude Vroosnar-w. 49, -
NAUISpN-f5 IT.. =. =. bet. Eleventh ard
Twelfth: Rlumer Real Estate C1mp1Ey
% Charles MueIlsr-w. d.. -.---------- $50
MITHtfiAN-eI n. ". .. bot. Tesrnr ana
Poeppins. James Cres.Dn 20 Charles -
~ ss-
MIAMF-fs q. n bet. Missouri end
Indiana: Lucy Fox 20 Edward Seherer 49,,
MICHIGAN-5 It Alice FrNd1ck to
Rosa AeyeT-W. d.. ----------..--.. :
pISE-sA Il. = p. bet The-es1 and Gsand. -
Waiter Man % Amelia Ma-O-g. d.. s.59o
rtGNER--5 q. :. .. bet. FiuTi-saut and
Harney: John Love 10 George Fortel-
RED BI-D-.5 n " >. bet. Lee and
Kps-uth: Ludwig Hartx 20 Thresa -.
Webst-w- d. ........-.---.--..----.- -so
Rt-TGER-f8 IT,. n. =. bet. Armstrong
srd Missouri. George Bruce 20 J. VI -.
ST FERDINAND TT n. = bet Whit
tier AMI Go0ds. Herman Otte 70 Henry
HcltzfraE-W. La
Tielka: Walnut PARK Realty Company
b. AnGrew. Mueiier-w- d.. ---..-s.,.....-.. 80
UNIONS It.. W =. bet COTE Brilltante
ara Patton; Frank Nunan TO Aieasi "a.
wssHE.s HIsf.s .-li'' r.. n. a. BET. rxen,y-seeond
ard Twc-iy-fhird. John Ross.aa.. -
David Levi-v. d..--.... ....---.....-.---.
wRIGHT-a II. = =. bet Sireieenth Aad
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13
ChnrIex 2. NnreI.

Charles F. Vogel reports the following
sales:
Nos 1912 and 1914 Wright street. double
two-story brick dwelling. arranged as four
fats OF three rooms each: large attic: lot
2SxlA feet. for S750. from Herman Masch-
meier 10 J. Henry Schultz. who purchased
for investment.
No, 1905 South Jefferson avenue between
Utah and Cherokee streets. two-story brick
dwelling. containing eight rooms bath
room. attic. basement and cellar lot 25x
rs feet. for SEQ. from Mrs. Marie Vogel
TO Edward and Louise Goehrung. who pur-
chased for investment.
No. 81 Fox place. Just west Of Virginia
avenue, two and one-hah story brick dwell
ing. containing two fats of three rooms
and five rooms and bath each. lot 3oNl3l
feet. for Sa.4eG. from Robert J. Kraehe to
John C. Winterer. who purchased for in
vestment.
No. 2625 Hickory street between jefferson
and Ohio avenues. two-story brick house.
containing six rooms. arranged for two
families lot 16iLx10 feet. for $1.750. from
Annie and James O'Toole TO William Duer-
beck. who purchased for investment.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-13
Henry uIemnrr-Ir-

Henry HieI-enz. Jr.. reports :he following
sales:
a tract on the west side OF FlCTlss1ut
avenue. between Palm and Mguiuckr6it
streets, in block No. lsl, $50 feet iashes
by 80 feet from the estate ~ Helena
SChwsner. client of J. II. Guudlach; sold 10
jeremiah n. Helly for S.01".
Lot on north side Of Milton avenue. west
Of Nebraska avenue. IN Compton Heights
subdivision, e. by Isl feet owned 10y IN +.
Compton Heights improvement Company,
sold TO Mrs Marie Stoke for S5i5G. who
viii improve
No $50 Delmar avenue. a thrsa-stpry
twelve-room residence. with ell modern i'm
prOvements. lot 20 b. i42 feet. owned 10y Mrs.
A y. Bushnell Of Boston Mass: sold for
STtlp 10 Theodore r. Ballard, Who now Oc-
CupIes It.
No 80 Benton street. two-Story eight
room dwelling lot - by 10 feet. owned l.y
Amalia knicRmeyer: sold for $50 To tie
St. Louis Board OF Education.