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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-26
The EVIL Effect.
er-Reginald smokes a great

Gunner-Reginald smokes great
many Turkish cigarettes.
Guyer-Yes, he jokingly says they
make him feel like the sultan of TuN
key.
Gunner-He does? By jinks, ,per-
haps that is why it is so hard to col
lect bill from him.-Chicago Daily
News.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-26
Not to BE Expected.

did you get a new cook"
"One came and looked at the place
Everything suited except that our,
is a gasolene auto. She prefers az
electric motor. so she wouldn't take
the engagement" Y. Herald.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-26
Room for Explanation.

They praise the ant for industry
In fable and in song;
And yet 1t now appears that he
Has loafed all winter long
Washington Star.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-26
Strenuous TaIkinE.

sWhat is the matter with yoliI
hands?" asked the first deaf mute
bad cold?'
"Nope," said the other. thickfy. 81
sprained my fingers studying Rus
Topics.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-26
4 Questfon of Cost.

Hortense-Would you wear a wrap
over your new gown?
Clarice-Not unless the wrap cost
more than the gown.-Town Topics.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-26
True to Life.

Like summer girls, in garments new.
We see the trees appear;
And each lays up within its trunk
A rev ring every year.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-26

rnfaIlible way.

Knieker-How did you make her
listen to you?
Boekef-I proposed at a musicale.
Puck.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-26
sE@-@@--

ST see there camee near being
serious calamity at the last estisl
of the Animated Woman's club"
Eyes. White they were in session
an appalling silence fell on the assem-
bly.''-Chicago Record-Herald.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-26
The Real Thing,

"But can't see any sense to the
picture"
"Of course not, auntie. If there
was any sense to it it ws.adnst b
art."-N. Y. Journal
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-26

Ethel see you have discarded all
inery of late?
Afillicent-Yes, you see I found that
ribbons and laces were dragging me
down to perdition, so l gave them to
nv sister=Chicago Chronicle.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-26

"Have you any poor relatives.
Percy?"
None that / know, old chap"
81 see, old fellah-then you must
have some rich oneSi''
Eyes. ba Jove! but none chat know :
me!"-N. Y. Times.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-26
Accented.

You best take something for that cod,
1 would if l were YOU"
His pastor said Said Gayboy bold:
Thanks. Don't care If L do"
PHILADELPHIA Press
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-06-26
weather or No.

Partly cloudy-sunshine later
Warmer II not coof-expect
Variable winds-thiS data
Possibly may prove correct
Chicago Record-Heraid-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
by a Republic Photographer.
40 DILL hrn

bathrooms. dressing-roOm. and will have a
very handsome exterior.
Aaso sold to G. X. Elliott. for account OF
a h Humphrey. the new eiRht-room brtck;
rss.uence. No. 1903 Maryland avenue. lot
2lx14O feet. $500. This is the fourth house
Nici-olis-Ritter sold On this street within
the last few weeks. Mr.. Elliott will make
the house his home as soon as same is dec
GRATED and ready for occupancy. which VII
be in the course OF q few weeks. The house
IS Of hardwood finish and modern in every
respect. This leaves but one house unsold
on this street. built by Humphrey.
Also sold for the account OF \. X. Hum
phrey TO w. H Barnett the handsome ten
room, light brick residence. known as No.
zS3 Washington boulevard. west of Pen
dleton. with lot 35xi51 feet. for $1,000. This
Is one OF the five handsome new houses
Just finished by Humphrey on the north sic
OF Washington boulevard, one Of which has
been sold. These houses have very hand
some interiors. hardwood finish. bathrooms
en- second and third floors. The ground Is
nigh ana one OF the most desirable locations
in the city.
Also so}d for the account Of J. ". George
10 Charles E Bown, the siX-room b-tck
mouse. No; 5lle Wells avenue. on the south
slde OF Wells avenue, between Academy
and Union. with lot skis. for Se.lJ. Nr.
Bown viii occupy this as his home so soon
as vacated by the present tenants.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05

Charles F. Nogel reports the following
sales:
Nos. 5o31-11A Kensington avenue. between
Kings Highway boulevard and Academy
avenue. q two-story brick building arranged
as two flats OF six and seven rooms and
bathroom each. separate heaters. cemented
laundry and cellar. lot g I3xl0 feet. rent
ing for $50 a year, sold for Sa.0e1. from
Mrs. Martha X. Anderson to Charles F..
Nogel. who purchased for investment.
No. 20 st. Vincent avenue. between Cali
fOrnta and Nebraska avenues. a two-story
brick residence. containing seven rooms. re-
ception hall. bathroom. laundry and cellar.
lot 3O<i2I feet. for $40. from Mrs. Kate
Achenbach to Fred Bokern, who bought TOR
4 home.
No. 2S95 Cherokee street. northeast cor
ner Of Oregon avenue. q One-story brick
cottage. containing four rooms, laundry
and cellar, lot &5X100 feet. for ESQ. from
Mrs. Elizabeth =. Hubbell to VI. and Ber-
tina Montague. who purchased foc invest
ment.
No. 43SO De Soto avenue. between Carter
and Florissant venues, a twO-story brick
house with I'VE rooms and cellar. lot .5X
l0 feet. for $500. from John +. Drewes to
+. J. HennesSy. who purchased for a home.
Charles +. Nogel also reports sale OF lot
Sxi24 feet on the southwest corner OF
Wyoming street and Illinois avenue. for
1890 from Peter RossneT estate 10 Mrs. j..
]. White. who purchased TO improve.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05

A kiSs's highway s.; n also bel old Eaas shsaes saa
cau1iand: joseph l. het M5aaS TO 5"1 niana.
ARcoHe0 n. N .. bet. TayI:r and Kings
highway: Joseph l. Mount 10 Joseph
ARc6Hs5 a. n =. bet YeWsiead and o."
Taylor: Andrew Won 70 Thos. J. walsh
pTnnfE Fiybfsssts -
:. bet Acatemy and Union; conway Il
line: Thomas ". wiley TO William
hsTsR-S- -; Nias-;a and
Page: George, W Ecrement TO William -.
b CEN Si''
and Carter: 81. Louis University to
George Brunker-w. d-.-.---------.- 81
corner Hamilton: Paul Ress TO James
J. MCDcrmOtt-qtc- d--....---------..-..-
~DELSiAR-I Il II IN, n s. northesst
CORNER Hamilton. Arlington Investment
comgsny 10 Paul Reiss ct aL-w. d. lLE
o'FaIi6n: John II. Gales Ct al. TO Nbram
EhEVENTH157 n. ". $. bet. Hc6crt
FSiRFS%%n n bet sarah ana
M~neller-trustce's d. ----.---- s.ioo
FARLIN-Im It., n :. wcst q Taylor:
E Efisa% oos.m'ytr 70 Thomas 1oo
F~fDRIsSANT-s It. :. :. south Of Palm.
c-arad to W d Griffin r..
FbISOMLo IT. n. :. BIT Grand ami
SPRING the American Proving Com
pany 10 Arlington Investment Company
cPEEtRR cr.cr H"'
Charles II. Dodge to Frank Mckay
H%XIgTTFoRD-n It. ) in. n >. i1t. spring
au'I Cuisine. John q. Ziulmcrer 10 I'd
ward : Delaplane-v. d----..-.; STe0
Ma Nsn9 AKam' JjtgIlI: + G STs "i 10 ne aP,i
g Neun-w. d..----------.-.-.. --------- 80
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05

street. northeast corner Taylor avenue.
through to Washington avenue. vacant lot
fronting 100 feet on Adams street. 10 feet
on Taylor avenue anu leo feet on Wash
ingtOn avenue: property of ]. W. Kicker OF
Portsmouth. o.: sold 10 H.. 5. Crum0 for
A.2Oo. Mr.. Crumb will improve this ground,
having southern and western exposure.
with a modern eleyen-roOm dwelling. cost
ing 500.
Also. Evans avenue, north side. east o.
Sarah street. vacant lot B)xl6s; property II
Robert u. Symmes. sold TO Jacob SchaefeT
for S5 a front foot. or 500. Mr.. SchaefcT
will improve this ground with four two
story brick buildings. arranged in flats OF
six and seven roome-
Fisher & Co. also sold Nos. 3s43 and 545
Evans avenue. northeast corner Spring ave
nue.. two two-story six-room brick dwell
ings. with gas. BAH. etc. renting for SO a
month, lot Sx92. property OF Mrs. Nettis
for AIO-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05


Henry Hiemenz Realty Company reports
the following sales:
Home plot on south side Of Connection,
street. west of Bent avenue and iust south
OF Tower Grove Park. 60xI2I TO alley. price
S5S PAU Wachter took title from A. l.
Buchanan Of San Jose, Cal. and another
coy home VIII be added TO the many that
the Henry H!emenz Realty Company has
sold there.
No. 3Ol3 Meramec street. a large man.
sion, with stable, carriage houze and hand.
somely improved grounds. fronting $50 fee,
on Aieramec street. extending from Mime
sofa avenue to Pennsylvania avenue and
running northwardly to the alley. This
property was known as the "Meister Home.
stead" and occupies an elevated position
overlooking an extensive district. II was
owned by the successors OF the +. W. Meis-
ter estate and WIS sold to II. J. Scheeie
who will occUpy IL.
No. 345 Magazine street. two-story eight.
room dwelling. with a lot 7sxlz5 feet "a
alley. owned by John Mcnamara, who con.
veyed II TO Charles Pairn OF the East Side
who will OCCUPY IL.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05

weston IN property east Of Fourth street.
and this IS but one OF many bargains he has
picked NJ in that section.
Also sold from Miss Susie S. Blossom to
Thaddeus W. Linck. for Sl5.o0e. modern
flats No. $3.50 TO ISl Cabanne avenue. for
investment. the fats renting for 1850 a
year.
No. 1904 North Thirteenth street: from
August Farwig to Jacob SpectOr for go
The improvements consist Of two dwellings
on lot 9xS7. and Mr.. Spector bought on
speculation. as the property is enhancing
rapidly in that locality.
Also sold four and a half acres on JET
fsrson Barracks road. just north Of the
barracks for $50. an acre. from McknlSht
estate TO a client. who will at once sub
divide the tract and place il on the mar
ket- under the management OF Haydei
Realty Company.
Also sold for the Mcknight estate 20
Max for 50 a foot. lot tx
Is. north side OF Meramec street. between
Ohio and Iowa avenues. for Improvement
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05

Fisher & Co.'S sales were eight in number
and aggregated $500 last week. as follows
No. az Delmar avenue. three-story. ten
room dwelling. with lot 50xl50, brick stable.
etc: roper of Lester N. Hall; sold 10
J CTenshaw Of Springfield. Mo. for
Se.oO. Mr.. Crenshaw will make extensive
alterations and improvements on this prop
erty. and when completed will occupy same
as his future residence.
No. 42ls Morgan street. tWo-story Queen
Anne. nine-room stock-brick dwelling, re-
cepton hall and all modern couveniences,
lot azexlS. renting for $50 a month: prop
erty of Charles H. Elsin: sold to William
Mendel for $500. Purchased for residence
purposes.
Fisher & Co. also sold No. @Oa Franklin
avenue. second house west OF Theresa ave
nue.. modern stock brick. arrange in two
fats OF six and seven rooms. renting for
go q month. lot 25xl3s; property OF Gardiner
s. Bouton; sold 10 Hugh II. Stewart, agent.
No. 1G7 Evans avenue. lot 3Ixise. new two
story. ten-room brick dwelling. just being
completed. modern in every respect. furnace.
ETC.: property OF Mrs. Dora Schaefer: sold
TO Henry and Andrew Schaefer for $500.
Purchased for residence purposes.
No. f21 Cook avenue. modern -two-story
nine-rcom brick dwelling. with lot 31xis6:
property Of George LanitZ: sold TO David
DAVIDSON for 5000. Mr. DAVIDSON win oc-
cupy this property as his future residence.
+. Fisher & Co also sold a piece Of prop
srty In Rirkwoodr situated on Adams
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
GermapIn Tru,t Company.

An interesting sale was effected by the
Germania Trust Company of Il HOrtense
place lot. This lot WIS sold a little over
two years ago. by John $. Carter. now
real estate officer OF the Gernania Trust
Company, for 50 a foot. and some eighteen
months later was again sold by MIR. Carter
for Sl25 a foot. Last week IL was sold for
$3.50 a foot. The lot lies on the north side
OF Hortense place. just west OF Euclid ave
nue.. and between the residences of J. ID.
Goldman and Sidney Walker. and was pur-
chased by +. W. Hammar. president OF the
Hannah White Lead Company. who will
improve with a handsome residence. This
sale OF the Germania Trust Company indi-
Gates the rapid advance in high class resi-
dence property.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05

J. H. Gundlach & Co. report tine follow
Ing sales:
No. 900 North Broadway. lot 3oXl0 feet.
two-story brick: from Francis Run estate
to Henry +. HussnHnn. 500.
Lot 40xI70. west side OF North Broadway.
between Gano and Prairie avenues. TO John
Knapp. $500.
Lot 5xl3s. north side OF North Park
place; from O'Fslion Park Realty and In
Vestment Company To Gcrhardt kuenncn
and wife. S1.g15.
No. 25Z7A DOdier street. lot 5x10s. one
story brick dwelling: from Charles Haris
TO Charles Hrug. $50.
Nos. gFJp-2lOs-si04 Destrehan street. lot -
xlO0. two-stOry double brick dwelling. from
John II. Gundlach TO Henry c. Schultz.
$3.50.
lot ioSxss1. corner Glendale and. HuIs-
kamp avenues. Woodland. with tyo-story
frame dwelling: from Frederick Mcckfessel
to William Oepts. 80
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05

The Haydel Realty Company reports a
brisk demand for investment property. and
besides the following sales. IL has several
deals now pending and TO be closed in a
few davs.
Sold the southwest corner OF Second and
Chestnut streets. Bx35xiia. with old i'm
proycments. for 1880 cash. from Adelaide
by Obear Investment Company. Mfr. sLnd-
ington Is q well known n successful In
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05

Transfers Tor the month OF March. TO
numbered S1 and amounted in volume 10
G.05.63. The transfers for March. le2.
amounted to S.0E5Ols. the increase for 1913
bein. over four million dollars. Transfers
the ID. numbered i2i and amounted 10
$5z.5as.
There were 14 deeds Of trust flied for rec
ord during the same period. aggregatinS
Sl25 IS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
John A. watkins & Co.

John A. Watkins & Co. reports the .ol-
lowing sales: -,
No. asN Russell avenue. six-rOom brick
with lot 90xI3O feet: from Mrs HALLE e.
Blllups to Mrs. Frances Anhauser. con-
sideration $50. Mrs. AnhauseT viii I'M
prove the property by expanding a,Oo
Also sold property Nos. 1875 ard =
Cook avenue. consisting Of six hats, with
lot 60xl60 feet. renting for Si.JsS a year.
from Charles J. Daily TO Emilia Peters. Who
purchased for an investment. consideration
Sll!no0.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
William $. Drordn.

William :. DToZda reports the following
sales:
Lot 75x1ss. southeast corner OF Taylor
and ArcO avenues. from William g. wris-
berg to the United Presbyterian CongreEa-
ton OF St. Louis. for 5000. Owing to the
growth or the congregation they Will i'm
prove said lot at once with a house OF wor-
ship.
Lot S2xi23. F1ad avenue. north side. be-
tween Tower Grove avenue and Klemm
street. from Johannes Schumacher TO II.
c. Bachmann.
No. 5I9 Shaw avenue. a two-story frame
house. containing six rooms. from Mary A.
Hill to z ]. c. Hess. for 1850.
No. 95 Kentucky avenue, a one and one
half story brick hoCse. bath. gas. city
water. etc. from Jacob Kuhn. Jr.. TO the
Suburban Homes Company. for $3.50.
Lot. south side OF Chouteau avenue. be-
tween Taylor avenue and Kings highway.
25x125. from C. Grimm. to c. II. Bugh. for
s61.
Twelve frame houses on the southeast
corner OF DagSett avenue and Edwards
street.
Lot I5DxI70. from A b. Finch and wife.
to Charles G.. Lemen. for Sl2.Oc0.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05

Charles a. Baker has just issued a book
let describing the beauties OF Webster
Park. The few copies already distributed
have caused favorable m 1t IL a
matter of surprise to most people 10 learn
what beautiful and costly homes have been
built in Il subdivision beyond the city lin
its.
The progress made here will attract 9TH
ers who are fond of landscape gardening
effects. The owners have been commended
for the pride and work they have shown
to make such an artistic subdivision. Such
places as these reflect credit on the city
booklet Is furnished on application. as may
be seen in the advertising columns OF SUBJ
urban property.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
MRS. ROOSEVELT sEAsIcK.
Yacht Maynower Had a Rough
Time Near the Virginia Capes.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL


Norfolk. Va. April Mrs. Roosevelt and
her children had a rough experience on the
Presidents yacht Mayfower. which tuSsed
at the anchors all night. just inside OF tho
Virginia czpes. while n severe storm swept
the coast
The yacht staI;ed for Washington to-day.
with Mrs. Roosevelt and all on board very
seasick-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
Love a Sons.


Love K Sons report sales as below:
No. 4li6 Westminster place. q ninc-room
stock-brick house. all modern, with lot 2x
1916 feet to alley: renting for $50 a month;
sold for 5000 cash. from Frank Gear TO
Mrs. NJ. Thomas OF Bates County, Missouri,
who bought for an investment.
Also. No. 1913 Clara avenue. house con-
sisttng of eight rooms. stock brick. all
modern. on lot 3ox125 feet; sold to w. b.
Gray and wife from G. W. Ecrement and
wife for $500 cash. Mr.. Gray Is Of the
Trorlicht. Duncker & Renard Carpet Com
paby and buys for a home.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05

been Instrumental in causing outsiders TO
invest large sums in st. LDui enterprises.
IS row negotiating with several parties for
factory-aEl mercantile sites
The demand for homes likewise maintains
q strong tone, according TO the reports Of
the Mercantile. the Lincoln. the Germcnia
and Commonwealth Trust companies. and
such agencies as the Royal Investment
Company. Observation-Disclosures. Fisher *
Co. NiChoiis-fsitter and Henry Eiemenz
Reality ComplnN.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05

badie: Charles II. Dodge to frank Nc
AsSDn. II being iT7s La
babe: Charles II. Dodge to Frank Nc
h3y-E: yi,s and
N kISSst, H Il; : m Hg e F sgf ct AM al.
10 Term al Realty C~ompany-w- d.
MANS f. > in e s. s e cor OHss'
foiA Estate GO 70 AeF ~
Mccall FERY-e5 II. > s.. being .6si Nc
Sanery: Emil ; Meyers 10 Henrietta
McPHERSoN-50 It. 5 =. bsins +4e2-22A-
2-=4A McPhersCn. Columbia Real Estate
and Building Co. 10 Emeline
oEraR-:s II. n, :. bet Won PhaI and
Blair: The Industrial Securities Co. to
PAPIN-ss II. n. =. bet. Sewstead and
Taylor. Joseph L. Mount 10 Minna
pE ESglsYT tt. {. 8: bet Bates
and CALDWELL. John p Rousch 70 George
s44LIESA-s5 #. ". =, bet. Lynch and
Pes;aloz=i: Louisa Steier et al 10 Victor
R~ebStock-w.
E1issbeth Rieha-z TO Robert zesier-
ST. CHARLEli5 #. IN. ; 5
II. 5. betng SIC WASHINGTON; also Thirt.
. fl in, W :, " cor; LoeusI'
". cor. Lucas: also Warrington. los IT
a. in. = $. 5. e. cor Twenty-nrst as
tismens- extension or OhNe ao1. l1-b
acres. also Bonkpmme. l. s. az acres.
alSo Eonhommes n. =. SIS acres: John
G. Celia TO southern Real Estate and
Financial ~Cofnpany-qtc- d------.---H-
80 81. Vincent: John D. Hurley 70 L.
u. NOGei-w-
Fun Fun! Ftbttees wlIii Brown S q al 70
Terminal Realty ~Company-w. d-.--------
WHARF, 4. : in. W : bet Pine
and CHESTNUT: also Wharf. g f. , in.
bet. Pine and Olive, BuShnell-POTnmer
4 Realty Company TO Terminal Realty
C~ompany-w. q
WYOMING II. = $. bet Illinois and
Missouri Maria Peterson 10 John Ross
ner ct aL-qtc.
WNOMIN@2 It. :. :. bet. Illinois and
PeserSon-couycyauce in frust.----
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
Building Permits.

S,horr & E0ekscnei6er. 80 and ga North
ISve.. alter and build addition TO rw1-sf0ry
brick building q be used as a saloon: 80
!. g Crowdcrs ~ Olive alter and build
brick addition TO building TO be used as a store:
ss5a.
Frank .. summer. saas Wren: ore and one
half-sto.y frame dwelling. $40.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05

John s Blake & Bro. report the follow
Ing sales during the week. a~ggregating
$3.50
Nos. 1SS. I3SA. 800. 2s5oA. g52 and zS52A
Bayard avenue. six fats. rcntin- for Sl-30.
lot C. feet 6 inches by 10: sold Tor account
OF William +. Sheehan to a client for $1,000
cash Mr. Sheehan vas represented by
Giraldin Bros. 4 Gates.
Nc. Of9 est Cdpanne place. a handsome
elcven-roOm brick dweiln-. on lot 6xeo
feet. from Thrasher and Fannie +. Hall to
Thomas e. HenninSs. vice president and
manager OF the American Bonding Com
pany- Mr. Hennings Will occupy this prop
erty as 4 home. and has already taken pos
session. Consideration 5000.
No. 5S9 Chamberlain avenue. ten-room
frame residence. with lot skis feet: from
Joseph Wrinkle TO Ida Whelan, who az
auired the property for a home. Considera-
ton S00a.
No. 1856 Washington boulevard. modern
ten-room dwelling. lot 3ix16I feet: 10 Gordon
Willis. who will occupy as a home Con-
sderation 5000. The owner was represent
ed by the George +. Bergfeld Realty COM
pany.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05

The Commonwealth Trust Company sold
the northeast corner Of Mcpherson and
Euclid avenues with an average Of 0xl0
feet from :. NJ. Eennar and others. to the
S1C5 a foot. The Messrs. IIndenschmidt viii
at once improve the corner with a handsome
modern store building and occupy IL with
one Of the finest grocery stores in the city.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Edward X. Love reports the sale OF No
iS5 Clara avenue. in connection with Low
q Son.
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Henry Hiemen1 Realty comp.,,.

y. s. Wood sold No. 5O7g Maple avenue.
from 4. J. James to a client. FOR IS 50
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LlncoIn Trn,t Comrany.

The Lincoln Trust Company reports the
following sales:
No. sos Kensingtop avenue, lot 3Ox1e5.
nodera two-story brick dwelling. was sold
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ARCO-S0 Fl. r.. =. bet Taylor and
Kings highway also Old Manchester.
% IL. =. =. net Hermitage and Nc
Causland: Joseph l. Mount 10 Ninna