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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-15

The er1pty head sounds loud, but not
very musical or pleasing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13
Turore iiber 1iHissn 8rsnnFoF.

Die 3eitunsen bee Qanbes serpenz
ben fur Discuntonoer 3utunit btS1eras
6obpetroleums ais fliiliser grennftoH
pielen Gaum. Salt jebe 3situus. bic
man snr Sanb ninmt. bat cine ytoiis,
bic betannt ma@t, baB irsero cine
nene Oampfl6lfiltnie eiabltrt nu,be,
bic fiitiSen grsnnitofi nit slusldluB
Dor 6olS arO &obleu ~ssbroudyt. Wa=
lllm perlu1t Sbr ni@i bic sletde Sor=
tie SrennltoIf fur bic meni6lide Was
l9ine? Sbr wiBt, baB r@olben Grain
Selt" Bier rein unb seidmadpoa lit;
oab es rueniser s3eit uno serinsere
fOrperli9e Mnitrensuus nimmt, es gu
peroauen, unb bab es bic Stdrfe bes.
8robes uno bes Sleiides in fiiiiser
Sorm entbdit, benn es ruirb aus benz
reinften @eritenmalS uub 9opfen se=
braut. @enn Sbr bieiss 8ier ME
periu9t babt, beiteQt es BEL guren.
nd9iten Sdnbler ober laBt gu@ Boz
nit perieben BON
3. &ensfen, ct. glous.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13
E6arimgiCGe Sfaaten.

% M +. CUR 5Drberung Der
2a9ssu6t itelte Der fDnigli9e Sberz
bauratb b. b. Geden, Mttglieb bes
beuti6en Sifdereiratbs unb @oriibsn@
Der Der Propinsialfammer fir 2anoz
pirtbi9aft gu 9annoper, 100000
Stiid Sadie benz @orIibenben bes
Sbirinser Tii9ereipereins, Sberitleuts
rant Sreiberr b. ggloffitetn, our @erz
fieung. Oapon ion bic Saale 10000,
bic Werra 10000, bic unitrut 10000,
bic Glitter 10000 unb bic Slim 10000
Stiid erbalten.
ifenad d.. SIM neuerbauten ares
matorium fanb bic eri tie 2eibenperbren>
,ung ftatt. Sic purbe an Der 2ei9e
Der Dittpe 5rieberite 5ranf bon bier
pOllaosen.
S a. Die iingiten 9ueGz4ffGz
rem in sSSena, 10 Der 3peitampf Sbtemes
Selb unb bic robe Serausforberung
zines Mrstes feitens zines Stubenten,
BADEN ben proreftor neranlabt, neuer=
binss elm itrenses @erbot sesen Mens
furen nit irsenb tuelden Waffen gu
erlahen. Menfuren tparen in Sena,
pie auf alien beutf9en l1niberiitGten,
fdon friiber berboten, tpurben iebo@
fttnf9neigenb sebulbet.-Oie Rarl
3eib=S tiftung bepiliste peitere Mittel
au l1niperfitdtsapeden, 70 in erfter
2inie our grri4tuns elmer Profefur
fir @emif4e Seanologie. 5erner erz
ri4tet bic Scarf 3etbzS tiftuns fir bic
neu erridtete PrOfe1ur fir a%ngepanbte
Matbematit, beren Snbaber fett 1. Saz
nuar b. S. Snsenieur @bolf Rau aus
Niirnbers 1T, Elm eisenes @ebGube. fir
bei1en innere Ginri9tung Or. S9ott
bon Der Strma S9ott unb 9enofen
$4,000 Mart ftiftete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13
Ga0(en

DRESDEN. Cine bon Der Mrbei=
teri9oft porsenommene @rbeitslolens
aGbluns ergab. bab in Dresden unb ZEN
@ororten $500 Nrbeitslpie porbanSen
finb.-Sdmmtlide btefige Mdbisteitss
unb Observation-Disclosures planen,
etne i'm Mittelpuntt Der Stabt sslcsene
.Dffentli9e Wirtbi9oft feinen Stils gu
f1affen, in Der nur p%pnitGnbig altpbol>
freie @etrGnte gum @usf1ant eelangen.
Der &c:t bei1dftigt ii9 nit benz
Plons. i'm JntereiIe Der Ilsemeinbeit,
namentlib Der Irbeiterfreiie. ouf 1tdbe
iiiGem 9lreal Gartentolonien ansulegen
unb biele biuis 81 perpc6ten.
6 bemni 3. Ser 31idbrise Ir3t
Dr. Milbelm aleinf9miOt. Snbaber
elmer pripatflinit, erfdoB ii9. Oas
Motip Der Shat NOR S9permutb.
. Dbeln n. Infer 8irgermeiItsr
Sbiele tritt bemnd6ft in ben Gube>
itanb. Scit 1862 bat 8iireermeiitsr
Sbiele gum Sesen Der Staot an Der
Spite Der ftGbti16en 9eripaltuns aes
ftanben. Oie Ginpobneraabl lit isits
benz bon 5000 auf $4,000 seftiesen.
@Ifterberg. Dor Sturgeon itiirsz
ten ber Sburm unb elm She'll Der tpeitz
befannten Huine 2obboburg unter
Oonnerset0fe elm. Die Ruine mar cine
Der fdDniten uno dlteiten bes @ostlan>
bes.
2eipsie. Sn elmer Na9t t0btste
auf benz SDpferplab Der 25idbrise
8iffetier 8ii9ner feline 23idbrise Sc
liebte, &ennerin 4bulfire S9pins,
bur9 stpet Repolperi9iife, porauf er
ii6 felbft eriaoB.
S9anbau. unldngit besing NIT
feiner Srau Der betannte 9riinber unb
8eiiber bet Segenbartb'f9en GtablifIez
ments bic Seier ieiner goloenen 5O9seit
In ungemetner Srii9e uno Riitisfeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13
Srete Stdofe.

5amburg. 9ie 5amburg=Nm
rifaz2inie ftellt felt lGnserer 3eit 8ers
fu9e NIT Der 8erpenbung BON Deli
feuerung an. Ser Sampfer .Segoz
bia," Der iiinsft na9 Sftaiten erpebirt
tparb, beniibt auf Der 9in= unb Giid>
reiie ausf9lieBli9 Oelfeueruns als
9eiamaterial. Sn &insiton auf So
maica errt9tete bic 9amburg=Nmerifaz
2inie unldnsit cine &oblennieberlase.
-Oie fdiffbridise 8efabuns bes auf
bober See perbrannten unb geiuntenen
@iermafters Sutton" tpurbe iiinsft
bier gelanbet.-Sas Boot bes @9if=
fers 6elbtmann, ber trob ftiirmifder
Witterung einen Sreunb, ben SGbrs
mann 9emme. bon Der Glbinfel Sim
feniperber na9 9amburg fabren tpolte,
tenterte; hetbe Snfafen ertranten.
Bremer. 9ie Stabt febte einen
@usf9ub elm, tpelder iiber cine &ubee
lobnberedtiguns unb 9interbliebenenz
nerforeung fir i'm Staatsbient ftdnz
big bei9Gftigte Mrbeiter unb Mngeftelte
beratbet. Ser Nntrag mar bon fosials
bemofratii9er Settle aussesansen.
6 ii b d. Sn benz bena9barten
tpalbumtrdnsten @robz9ansborf, po
i'm 8orjabre bic Sanfeatifde 2anbess
berfiderungsanftalt elm eisenes @enes
funasbeim fir peibli6e 2unsentrante
erri9tete, ion iebt Elm atpeites @enes
~fungsbeim erbaut tperben. 9te 8auz
foften bieier neuen Qnftalt finb auf
100000 Mart perani9last.-&apiz
tdn Sretan, benz Siibrer bes 2iibeder
Oampfers rMfrita," Der auf bober Sec
etnen She'll Der 8efabuns bes finniz
fden S9ooners r@Dta" r~ettete, tpurbe
bonn finnlGnbifden Senat Elm prG4s
tiger, aus Silber setriebener GROCER
9umpen seftiftet. Ser Steuermann
Seih. Der 8ootsmann Sebltne, fopie
Der Matroie HDbl erbielten ie cine Be-
Iobnuns BON 100 finnifaen Mart unb
cine filberne Mebaille.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13
, Sunae, tt,ttteIalte ,,no alte

prionen, pelde an franfem ODER aeidrpddten
3uitanbe bes &srpers ober 9eiites iniclee SernadIdfi.
Juna Der 9eiunbbeitsreseln oper i~berbarter Grbeit let:
Den, welde nerp0s, mibe, p~ersosenb, idwadiunts
nenidenih eu finb, im9tIden. In bengIsb.rn II 70 In be,
srtIt Sdm,rS empfirben. Nae Esrionen, pelde bieis
Spmptone baber, iouten bteien gr3t ioiort coaiultiren
ST bat Souienbe sebetlt. me DE in ben Ies'en Stabier
lno aufaeseben poren, slei6p'el, per es ~uerfebite, 1er;
ionltt e Gnninlatton lit tn por9eidritteneu Sdaeu moth.
uenota. Sebanblur9 brr6 Correspondent ooer Batsn,
NeoiStnen tam nidt beilen.
8erborgen Sranfbeiteu. 8iele Sdle eruitei
~frantbeit meroen beim Seioenbsn nidt ausgeiunben
Delaer in %pertebrter gSeiie be anbelt roiro. Die srsBter
>ornun9en unb bic an9enebmittu Sreuben hes 9ebenf
,nrb &ranfbeit Seritort peroen. 1Durh HRterfudun9 bs
trlne mag cine ernite Srantbeit ~fet9eteat werben, bepo,
Inbre Seiden portreten.
W un berbareSetluuge , rousoaen In as
EN- 'duen, bic pernatldiltgt ober perfebrt bebanbelt
purben. &eine @rperimeute ober @erfebluuseH. &eint
lnbetlbaren Sale an9enommen. @enn @uer Jau M.
leilbar TT. 10 perbet ibr fret bic @abrbeit b6ren unb err
udt weroen, guer Gelo 81 iparen. Haufenoe gebetIt
,ado M fie, benz Gobe %perfauen, auiseseben wurbrn
Berlonen, ptde pom Seim>a,rs suirtebeuiteuenb be,
,anhelt werben, fino ntdt erin9t porSuipreden. Webt
linen ~per,anot nod irgeno nemHe ber2Selt. Goniulta
TON vet mo pertrauIid. Beadtet ben BeIndstac
senn Sb- aidt poripreden f6unt, idreibt nm etuep gu
m Moth. 9SreIle: Or. 8 omntna
1907 Sdi1erz9 beaters9ebdube, Chicago, 81
N7 Soston Bloc. Rtnneapolts. Dtina
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13
Of0en6urG.

8erne. Dem 2ebrer 9ernett aus
Dreiielen. Der in 8erne elmer @orftels
lung b~eisetpobnt bate, flos auf benz
9etmnese BET benz berri9enoen ftarten
Minbe unb benz ftarten Shueegeft0ber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13

~ OV<~WOf p$~Is~S~r
srinssr ees rGbaritp SeaItb Sntitute~, autbcr Dor
;~opuldren msSictniidsn aSepten. Health, How tt
Sure": "Plsin Talks to Mem" woman Guide te
Health and Beauty; Electricity and Vita
Oieier beSeutsube, erfabrene spesiaIiit TIT tn ben gan,
3en 8ereinietsn Staateu gut uno su ietnsm yortst!
oefaunt we9en Der pieIen punberbarsn Setlunsen pei
broniIdeu, '~nerpoien unb ~ipe5ieuen seiSeu, iOwie Bel
aueenz unb Sbrentrautbetten, pelhe Der Sanit anSere.
gerste unb Spe3ialiten Seipottet batten. Sbm ftebt 3u1
~:riabrensr SpesiaIiiten. bsren &riabruusen. DeI&s tie In
een srSberen Soipitalern guropas une Nmeritas 9eiau.'
rel. baben. IS tbnen ermssli4t. p%erbOreese nno 4ront'
s 81 STantss isr m nrt Si1Sis g. g stIs,S; a Sg'i ibr r3a naaates,
,rodener griols siebt ibnen etnsn Anipru@ aut os
3utrauen Der 9eibenben on alien Orten. Sn iebem 6aut
DirS cine s9rIids anii5I ansseiprOdsn. ST Der Saa
Die Offices limb ausserhitet nit ptfieui4afhtteH Sn'
fruu,enten, spelde hber $4,000 s~etoitet babsn. Daruutet
IT etn XsStrobleHsa pparai. NIT osllsn 5sl1s Die 'H"s''
ten Orqane Iedt unteriudt r0eroen tonuen.
G,etImn8ett, 100 anoere erfolglof
tparen.
Sraufhetten Der auqen unb SbreE
granulierenSe ausenliber, Staar. tdisleube auser
p%srbtuSert. ianfsnbs Obren. Eaubbsst. &rantbets
ten Der q a nnb Sss 3atles; Ratarrs' YrS"%s.
aeb er : Dpspepfe, unperbaultdteit, Stltoftat. SeIb'
iaat. atsIsns ras r i. Swsrs en-,
ieIn. ausialas. SIeae1, wsattsrmats. hbsraa1iss Saar.
0erpeuietben: GpilspRe. Spferte. 9dbmuns.
Mansei an asbenstrait, @beumatismus. NsuraIste,
6ersiforuussn, SsrstIOsien. S@wtnSst aI% gswaSis
USetbooe oebeiIt. Sdmorrbsiben unb QUE &rantbeiten
es 1saitbarmes. 3 ia u n Rrauthetteu i5mers'
baite @eriaiebunssn unS geritsaansea Der Orsans.
iDermdbissr TsonutsHub. 8erusftdt, S9lpdde, niru.
Utooerne Sebanp;anasweiie, bic f9 ansemetn ais cts
iolarsid erpieien bat. Refine unansenebmen u~ntsriu,
dunsen. S,ins Dtme. oh psrbeiratet ober ntdt. brau4t
SeiIpreduna au fournen. 9oniulationeu Seteim unb TIM
8srirauen. Rissetultunaen, Slumptus. &adsratbtes
audaen, Nropf, maneelbaite gntmtdeluns trsene eines
~S,9ans. &letne unb i4wabe Geile peroea ~per9roserf
uno oetIuIti9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13

go. 24-6. ape. iablid, ct. Gloub, Minn'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-13
Cute 6ele9enbeit.

Sn etnem bliibeuben 2anbitGot6en 1T eir
Spelitodt9es Sranebaus, 1890 SUB srob,
biQt9 gu perfaufen ooer gu perpa9ten. SIM
unteren otod cine Stellmaderei; Der 8aum
tanu iebo6 letner 10 SUB SObe peseH fir
lr9eno elm anoeres @ei9dft benust petben.
Sberer Stod als 8obuuns eluseri6tet. Be=
gen Naberem wenoe man it6 an
uNoroitern''= Srmdscieai6aft,
1lz4t ct. 9loub Winr.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-18
William X. K~avRnaugh Purchased Es-
tnte From II. s. BrOokings.


William X. K~avanaugh has purchased
Kenneth Castle, a handsome estate on the
Mississippi River. forty miles south of the
city, from Robert S. Bookings. Neither
party to the sale cared to state the price
paid, but among real estate men the impress
sion is that It was more than 500, 600. The
estate consists of 400 acres OF land. and
the castle Is a splendid ediflce.
The building was erected by Luther M.
kennett abou; fifty years ago, and is of
gray stone. quarried on the estate. Half a
century has left but dim marks upon the
carvings of the massive blocks. and even
the tracings on the cement mortar are bare
~ time-stained. II is a square structure,
two stories and basement. with a four-story
tower and observatory rising from the right
corner. The observatory on top may be
seen for many miles up and down the river.
MIR. Kavanaugh purchased all the furni-
ture in the house. and most of it is an
massive sideboards and wardrcbes. quaint
chairs and rare old tapestry. He also
bought the steam launch and all the horses
and cattle on the place. and when his fam
pointments will be found well nigh com
plete. The house contains about twenty
rooms. and an idea Of its size Is gathered
from the fact that the main hallway Is Us
feet long.
Mr.. Rrookings had owned Castle Kennett
ten years and kept up the traditions given
It by the Kennett family for hospitality
amid most picturesque surroundings. 1t
probably will continue to be the scene of
~congenial house parties.
The new owner has not decided what he
will do with all of his 400 acres of land.
As president of the Interstate Car Transfer
Company. and a director of several other
enterprises. Mr.. Kavanaugh has little time
himself for stock raising, he says, but very
likely he will secure a manager to look
after it for him..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-18
Fisher q Co.

Fisher & Co.'S sales were FIVE In number
and aggregated $4,000, as follows:
Nos. 2n3. 2N5 and 2aN Market street, lot
60x73. a two-story brick building, modern.
covering the entire frontage OF this lot,
which Is divided into six three-room fats.
all supplied with modern sanitary plumbing.
These flats rent for s19 each. or STA a
month. Property Of Thomas Dunn; sold to
John Rova Of Cincinnati. O.. for $40, AIS.
Purchased as an investment.
Also. No. 310S Pine street. a three-story
twelve-room stone-front dwelling, modern
improvements. with lot 37xl2S, property of
Colonel Wells H. Blodgett; sold to John
and Mary McMenamy for ss.5ca. Mr.. Nc
Menamy will occupy this property as his
future residence.
Fisher & Co. also sold No. 2317 Franklin
avenue. q one-story brick shop in front and
a two-story tenement in rear, renting for
$50 a month; lot 25x155: property of ]. r.
Rickham; to Jacob Leibrecht for $3.50.
Mr.. Leibrecht will improve this lot at once.
erecting a three-story building. covering the
entire front, extending northwardly 100 feet.
which he will occupy as a bakery and con-
fectionery when completed.
Also. Nos. 1908 and 1s0SA Kennel place.
lot ESx122 feet, a three-story stone-front
building. arranged in flats of five and sever
rooms. renting for $40 a month; property of
B. Nugent: sold to Michael J.. Klein for
IS, 000. Purchased as an Investment.
Also, No. 2628 Clara avenue, between
North Market street and ST. Louis avenue,
a new one-story four-room frame dwelling,
Just completed, with lot 25xl5o; property of
R. D. Wilson; sold to James r. Cordes for
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-18

Charles f. Vogel reports the following
sales:
No. 1863 Nebraska avenue. northwest cor
ncr of Miami street. a two-story brick
building containing two stores on the first
floor and a fiat of five rooms and bathroom
on the second floor: lot 25x125 feet: for
S7,1O0; from Edward H. Fisher to Joseph ].
and Mary A. Quicker. who purchased for a
home and business purposes.
No. 3452 Oregon avenue, between Cherokee
AMI Potomac streets, a two-story six-room
brick dwelling. with laundry and cellar. lot
25xl27 feet, for $500: from Edward Z.
Schroeder to Henry and Rebecca koene-
mann, who purchased for a home.
Nos. 40 and 1l2 Russell avenue: a double
two-story brick dwelling containing twelve
rooms; also a two-story twelve-room brick
dwelling in rear; lot 4sx114 feet. for $4,000;
from Philip Sauerwein to a client. who
god for investment.
No. 1916 Prairie avenue, between Carter
aud Forissant avenues. a one and one-ha,f
story frame cottage containing four rooms.
lot 25x1oN feet. for 81, go: from w. Ready to
James H. McCord, who purchased FOR a
home.
Charles F. Vogel also REPORTS the sale of
Maple Grove Farm, in Bond County. Illinois.
situated six miles from Greenviile. consist
ing of $50 acres, all in cultivation: twenty
Ave acres in fruit; fve-room frame house,
harm and all necessary outtuildings: snh
to Edward Wedekind Of Pulaski County.
Missouri. who intends to remove to Illinois
The grantor was John w. Vaughn and the
price paid was s11 800.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-18
M~fssissippi Valley Trust Company.

The Mississippi Valley Trust Company re,
port that the demand for lots IN Overland
Park continues and that the last week me-
have made the following sales IN tnat SUD-
division: -
ing liz feet on the north line OF Milton ave-
nue. by 31S feet deep: $500.
Io,ijs AIlarsthal, lot 10 in block s. 'front.'
,nr 10i feet on the east line Of Goodale ave-
nue. by 215 feet deep; 500.
I. Seidhon. lot II In block 8. fronting
1l feet on the east line of Goodale avenue
Inv 215 feet deep; 500.
l.. H. Wise. lot 4 In block 5. fronting 11
on the west line Of Milton avenue BY 2l5
r K Jones. lot ? in block 1. fronting 12o
feet on the north line Of Milton avenue by
A. r. Payinghaus. lot 3 In block 1. 'front.'
ing 100 feet on the north line Of Milton
avenue by 23 feet deep: $500.
Thomas Dougherty. lot 16 in block I,
fronting l21 feet on the east line Of Wood
son road by $50 feet deep; $3.50.
George !, ! Haa ss no lot 8 nl In b. block a,,i !; f. sgenns
by s1S feet deep; 500.
John T. Hodgins. lots 6 and In block
]. fronting go feet on the north line OF Mil
ton avenue by 28 feet deep; $500.
John F. Muldoom. lot "A in block !. 'front.'
ing 100 feet on the east line Of Milton ave
nue. by 21 feet deep; $225. this being Mr.
Muldeon's. second purchase.
Frederick P. Beck, lots 2 and 3 IN block ..
avenue by rs feet deep, S5.
William D.. Barter. trustee for Alice w:
Barter, Tot 13 in block Z. fronting 100 feet
on the east line Of Woodson road by LID
Thomas E. Muldoon. lot Is in block l.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-18
Apple e. Hemmelmnn n.

Apple & Hemmelmann Real Estate Com
pany report the following sales: No. 2719
Armand street, a two-story brick dwelling
of two modern flats, -four and five rooms,
hall. bath, ETC., with lot 25x125: owned by
Anna Hohenschild, was sold to J. A. Oge
for $500.
No. 1867 Gratiot street, a two-story. SIX
room brick Of two three-room fats; lot 25x
100. from Michael Burns ct al. to p. l..
Grinuan for $500.
Nos. 1898 and 1910 Aubert avenue. a double
brick of four flats, with all modern con-
veniences: lot 4sX137: renting for sl.o56 n
year; from Argyle Real Estate and Invest
ment Company: sold to a client of Lincoln
Trust Company: 5000.
Also to the same party, No. 1874 ALBERT
ing. bath, hot and cold water and all con-
veniences; lot 30x137, for 5000.
No. 2c5 Arsenal street, a two-story and
modern conveniences; lot 27.6xl2l.6; owned
by c. w. Johnson; sold to a client for
$3.50.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-18

James C. Espy of Paul Jones & Co. has
sold the Paramount apartments. southeast
corner of Paramount and Academy avenues.
for the account OF Josiah Scott, to A. B.
Blair and others. nonresidents. for $4,000.
Mr.. Scott purchased this property through
Paul Jones & Co. last November at a fig
ure whereby he profits on the sale 5000, be-
sides his earnings from the rents.
The Paramount apartment-house is one
of the most complete and modern rental
properties in the city. the ground occupied
being l61 feet on Paramount avenue by 1s2
feet on Academy avenue. the Suburban
right-of-way skirting the property on the
rear. Both the Page avenue and the Del
maj lines of the Transit Company are only
two blocks away.
There are four buildings In the Paramount
apartment property, three handsome stone
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-18

fronts on Paramount avenue and a buff
brick building on Academy and the Subur-
ban Railway. These buildings are divided
into fourteen flats and three stores. the en-
tire property containing seventy-eight
rooms, besides the stores, easements and
eDgine-rooms.
The property is now bringing In an in
come of $500 4 year. at prices considered
very fair when heat. hot water, ~janitor
service, etc, are considered
Paul Jones & Co. will retain the agency
of the property at present. The sale indi-
Gates the benefits St. Louis is receiving
through the advertising incident TO the
Worlds Fair. Mr.. Blair came here as the
representative of certain large Southern In
terests.
Mr.. Espy.. salesman for Paul Jones & Co..
was formerly a newspaper reporter and has
only been In the real estate business one
year. His success is proving out of the or
binary, he having closed a number of good
deals. besides giving his personal attention
to a large rental list.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-18

The Greer-Anderson Realty Company X
changed a double bun brick building, Nos.
4i25-2i-2s st. Louis avenue, consisting of
four flats and a frame dwelling adjoining.
lot 5ox160 feet. from Sausalito Investnen,
Company to George r.. Rathbun for l32
acres of mineral land in Jefferson County.
Missouri. The Sausalito Investment Com
pany will prospect for lead on this land. as
the entire country is being prospected at
present. 1t is not far from the Bonnie Terre
lead district.
Also sold the southeast corner of St. Fer
dinand avenue and Sarah street, consisting
of two two-story brick store buildings. with
fats above. rented to grocery. saloon and
bakery store; rents for SIS n month; lot SIX
60; price. $3.50. from H. E. Papin, secretary
Of MOf1tt-West Drug Company, to J. J.
McDerrnott. Mr.. McDermott sold this prop
erty to Mr.. Papin about SIX months ago and
has just repurchased it, feeling that the IN
vestmeut Is a good one.
Sold to Charles H. Dodge 116x1I0 feet on
Farlin and Clarence avenues at 81 a foot.
Mr.. Dodge is thinking OF putting up sew
eral flats.
Also sold No. 1853 January avenue, four
room frame house. lot 3Gx125 feet, near the
Worlds Fair district, from G. W. Ohrndorf
to George w. Mallow, who purchased for an
investment.
Also four lots. 4ox2oo feet, on Eighth
street. in De Soto. Nc. Noun Pleasant sec
ond addition. at 81 a foot, from Sausalito
Investment Company to William Ritey.
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George L. Zimmerer reports the following
sales:
No. 2134 South Compton avenue. nine
room modern dwelling, arranged for two
flats, renting for s5SS. sold for $3.50. from
Herman c. Witter to a client. who pur-
chased for an investment.
No. 3ST Juniata street, a new eight-room
slate-roof dwelling, strictly up to date. lot
S0x125. sold for ]. G. Zimmerer to Arthur
A. Thomas. for $3.50.
No. $685. Juniata street. a new eight-room
Queen Anne dwelling. all modern convent
ences. sold for J.. G.. Zimmerer to a client:
lot S0xl25: price, $3.50.
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the Hygeniean Home of the Doctors Dodd
ana was bought by them to afford a lawn
on the east of the property. The locality Of
,IayIor and Washington avenues is improve
ing very much, and a number of handsome
new houses are now being built on the
north side.
They also sold to n. E Holloway a fine
building lot on the north side of McPber-
son avenue, west of Taylor. about 800 feet
east OF Whittier. for account Of J. n.
Snowden. Mr.. Holloway paid $50 a front
gagged his brother, the ~weil-known archi-
tect, to prepare plans for a handsome
building OF this lot. improvements will be
commenced at once. This location is a lit
tie west Of the handsome property of Mr..
Nugent. on the corner of Taylor and Nc
Pherson avenues.
They also sold to Mr.. Alonzo L. Jordan Of
the firm of Jordan & Sanders. nine-room
frame house and lot 1o9xl65 at Long View
for $500. This property is located on the
corner of Glendale road and Ellen avenue
and was bought by Mr.. Jordan for a home.
They also sold a handsome residence lot
for So particulars of which they are
not at liberty to give out until next week.
They also closed a sale of a tract aggre-
eating S3,2Jo, particulars of which will be
given to the public next week.
Nichoils-Ritter also report a number OF
loans
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ILLINOIS DRUMMERs ADJOURN.
IiRock Island Will Be the Meeting
Place Next Year.
,REPuBLIc

IREPUBLIC SPECIAL
Litchheid. H.. May 1.-THE last session
Of the 1902 meeting of the Illinois Grand
Council of the United Commercial Travellers
vns held this forenoon, and adjournment
was taken at Il o'clock. The next meeting
will be held at Rock Island.
Alton Council received the banner for hav-
ing the largest percentage Of membership
III line. twenty-three out Of a total enroll
n,ent Of twenty-five.
The election Of officers resulted as follows:
Charles 8. Stacker. grand counselor; H. Hell
Drummer. Junior counselor: George w. B.
Hhrt, past counselor: Ed +. Mallory, grand
secretary: Ira A. Grimes, treasurer; L. j..
Beeson. page. and W. B. Fennessy. senti-
rel.