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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-01-02
CAUCUS ON MONDAY NEXT.

Republican representatives will
caucus on the speakership on Monday
of next week. The balance of the
house officers will be selected at that
time. The legislature will convene
on Tuesday of next week.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-01-02

Jennie Hughes, Miss R. Hannah Jones,
Rachel Jones. Hugh
Roberts.
Decoration and badges-Jane Lloyd.
chairman. Hannah Rowland. Sadie
Owens, Lizzie Thomas, Maggie Davis,
Rachel Jones, Bessie Hughes, Thomas
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-01-02
RECEIVED HIS MEDAL.

Seth a. Kenney. the sorghum syrup
man of Morristown, has received his
medal from the Paris exposition for
the best sorghum syrup exhib ited at
the exposition. 1t is very finely exc
cuted.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-01-02
REMEMBER THE AFFLICTED.
People in Guaranteed Houses Get
Christmas Gifts.

Cereal chapter, o. e. s.. did not
have it's Christmas celebration Christ
mas night, on account of the cold.
Wednesdays program was carried out.
and quantity of toys, fruit, nuts
and candy and books. were sent to
Health Officer Hielscher, to be taken
by him to the house in East Mankato
quarantined for smallpox, for distribu-
tion among the children,
The Ladies' Relief society also do
mated quantity of vegetables and
other eatables to the families, SO that
they were we'll remembered even
though Santa Claus was quarantined
away.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-01-02

The Elks made their distribution of
gifts among the poor children of the
city "wednesday afternoon, and brought
happiness to many homes where visits
Of Santa Claus are unknown. Cloth
ing, food, ETC., were the principal
things distributed.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-01-02

Has 5 perior in diagnosing and treating
diseases and ,.rformities. He will give $50 for
any case that lac cannot tell the disease and
where locatad five minutes.
All durable medical and surgical diseases,
acute and chronic catarrh, and Special Dis.
eases of the Eye, Ear, Nose ana Throat, Lung
! chial Catarrh, Constitutional Gatarrb. Dyspep-
sia Sick Headache, Stomach and Bowel
Troubles, Rheumatism, NEURALGIA, SciRtica,
Brights Disease, Diabetes, HI iney, Liver,
| ziness, Nervousness, Indigestion, obesity,
Interrupted Nutrition, Slow Growth in Child
rem, and all wasting diseases In adults. Many
cases OF Deafness, Ringing in the Ears. Loss of
been improperly treates or neglected, can be
easily restored. DeforH tiles, Club Feet, Gurv-
allure of the Spine, Disease of the Brain, Para
lysis, Epilepsy, Heart Disease, Dropsy, Swell
ip the Bones. Granular Eulsrgements and all
long-standipg diseases properly treated.
Young. middle aged and old, single or married
men and all who suffer from lost manhood,
losses, sexual decay, failing memory, weak
eyes, stunted development, lack of energy. i'm
povertened blood. pimples, impedimeDts to
marriage; also blood and Skim diseases, Syphil-
lis, Eruptions, Hair Falling, Bone Pains. Swell.
lings, sore Throat, Ulcers effects of Mercury,
Kidney and Bladder troubles, Weak Back,
burning Urine, passing urine too often, GOnOr-
rhoea, elect structure receive searching treat
ment, prompt relief and cure for life.
Cancers, Tumors, Golfer, Fistula, Piles
Varicocele and enlarged glands with the SUBJ
pain and without the loss of drop of blood, is
one of his discoveries, and is The most really
scientific and certainly sure cure of the nine
teenth century. No incurable cases taken.
Consultation to those interested, $780,
DIR. DORIAN.
Minneapolis MINI. Boston, Block.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis of Lake
Crystal lost their little boy. aged
eighteen months, Thursday, and the
funeral occurred Friday. County Treas
urer Davis, who was the chlld's uncle,
attended the funeral.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-01-02

SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists, 400 Pearl ST. N. Y
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
Men of Medium Salaries Buy
Homes Rather Than
Rent.
MARKET HAS A HEALTHY TONE.
Transfers and Dccl> Recorded
During Present Month Show
Hulf Million Ia
crease.


The feature Of the $. Louis market IS
.I. .--.-g1r,- J,,..r-..-i,-- 4,-.s r.- ..,,- %
- ."
''~-'' ''
-AeF- are more persons every year eAEa-
LrE -grsvsas Dr U..-z.1afr.. +rs.rr..- that
,r-,.---. .s.- ....----..-- ..r .-.-r....
'''''- ,''1 ',s ..'.e' '- -.-- "" "'-'.''--.
anu as lEtFN 4s tlL "a small supply uI
this class OF rrerarrv rE. .gflar.. --sI
l-r,yys Fs,-iry.r. - ,.. -.--....- COO. r...-
G4asS OF houses % rent aGa those "a#
wish them prefer 20 Iuy outright
-Ttr. r,rfra ~ 1.,-5r.rf-,.. r..-ars f. ...-rrr,
"- "a -'-
Io"c.' a. is also labor. la.r Ls l-= 10 LAt
coming OF cold weather and Co I'll. al-
,...,.7 --,r.. 80 ola. 1.-rF4-.4- ar rH.
-
""''o i~' -''-.'s ''-' -' '''.''l '.'
I....r.g g,,5 rf-.. --..... .r -r..... i-.ras has
Ni'EP'4 CORES Si.'-.'''.-.s- '-ttr are
number OF tul .a.l-s Iea-lG- conn /. -luI
AID The -ufr.l g- l.lur .ar inside. y.r.gs il.
t,,i... rf,..t ,..,1 ......s l r.-l s,. f-ss.s-..
t.,, uu.Id...s now under WAY.
L.rt.e ya..-.l IS beng invested i'm fH.
uei-.. ..1urlu,l ui tile Worries f,... ..-..I..,.
lu temporary bulliags. 4 g.-.... L., s,...
.,a,r ..-.- .6- .r...-.
~ sums 10 u.
seems TO De- itS.ptlsin-t tuC The failure yl
I.t'ii Sal--,tl 10 taAg aLNdat--y u1 tur i--
81. ga! pt'N-Sipi-s .L s-te uI-.IlAurr il.Illll ul-
lhe sIe~iEyn VI tlInpu.aEy l-ll-.gg~. .tLG
Wlat has been uoAe Is mostly TIE work y.
o-.S-r, tai.'al-
Cltenr. SHOWS quite an iiilH--s'' So Ia.
Over ne CORRESPONDING uIte last E.Ja.A .l
both LauSit.s az Tual estate .lu. ulu4 ul
dee Is Iu- rt,UII I 2, q. gtr.H Ert....F.a-.. 4.-
tDut- -. ilrl.r,.s t-sr.....I-, 81 frt- ~. ~ a.
nm. = ,..tI.I,-.... :. a.. .... - ~, -
=. - - - - -'.-s ~ t-.sFsN
- - -7et 80 s,--.t-E s-.e'.s'sa-s 4,a''S oi NsS-
...e-' ~ AS-Fthat.li- S-rrss.-'N. me u-ulJ#
4F tn September - are iran. a. Es. ia. .I-s-
=. .y-lI.E- S-.usL. 80. .yt..= lf trust Il.DE. 80
.lL- r,.--.t.lr.-- 81 ~ Z. A. s#..-. .'.r. I--
~ r,.Il,.7 'r-... ---.r..-I'.rf 80. rE -.
- 81 ,s.r,.I'.... i, =, - -. --7-
~, ." - -,..' '-ie. 60 gu .'..tF
"a Sitg usual NJ -altl"e ana ll-.-sl-t a
i4g al -ns tone m the ma khf-
lNO -pptlcaDOus Lur membership were
pos ted On tny B-Ilyuu gUaIu DI Tho tA-
chaIGe one from rb.a Anler-ou-- -g..a
k,a I. Cgrnr,,TI.- m. Other fT',t,1 ,'F',ri''-
N rhprrZ. ' N
"a. NlS.-E.
On !.,.i '4.e .''Gr % tAe eAGhanse NoEemDer
. Il. > IA
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
Anderson-stockcR Realty Company.

No. I35 Aorcan street II consists OF n
lot having a front OF y feet on both Nor
gan and Gay streets. the depth from Nor
gan TO Gay being l42 feet An old tv.D-
story brick store building is on the prop
eTty, but IL is very much out of repair
and did not figure in the purchase price.
consideration &,J5n, which is at the rate
OF Slt1-5J a front foot. The property was
sold FOR James A FArrand. executor, TO
ne present tenant Abraham WolT. who
VIII improve with "A substantial -WO-stnry-
above
Nos. 1891 Greer avenue. two fve-room
bTlck houses, each one and onc-half stn-
rics, on lots 25Xl2D This r-olsarf,- y,,,s
SolG Tor NJ u Bodenhcimsr 20 : "
StckleS. consideration being SfOpO.
NO eLi' simpson avenue This Is n two
SloTy nlnc-IpOm frame, with bath and fur
Tor the account OI Isabella Andersen, r.,I
was purchased by George n Ratit1,,, /.
consideration Si.5H. ''''
Nos. 25lo-l2 North Twcutv-se-o-d etr,.,
so'u loT the accent OF Henry SsudniczI,a
TO client or Mueller & Farib1iIIf- r-,1-
Sl1eratlon 500 This property ronsfefs
81 81 Two stores with fats above. on a Iot
For the account Of Henry studniczla 10
John MarOnny. two five-raou bDT1-as
facing St Louis Park and immeIf7i9T,. :,
the rear OF the above property: lot .ryS5.
consideration SOC
G. II. Anderson of this firm was an
pointed Yesterday by the 81. Louis Fsr,
,,s..lLieNsu. OF the estate OF Virginia A
'ToW thcr, deceased. The demand FOR Io1Ts
on real estate is active.
Ihomas Z Ferguson. who for a r,r.
, ,l,lle was connected with Fisher x 90
mas associated himself with the An1rrerr,
Stocke Realty COMPANY Mr. FrrgrIs57
tltS peen connected with the real estate
OuS4iieSs Tor number OF years
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
NIchoIIs-Rittcr Realty and Financial
Comnnnr.


There IS a brisk demand for residences.
In many cases the buyers. however. de-
cline TO pay the prices asked by the
owners Owing TO the Few houses and
apartments for rent. persons are COM
PEELED 60 purchase. being unable 10 find
suitable places FOR rent.
They sold % loI situated on the south
side ut Pine street between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets. having a front OF
- feet by a depth Of l09 feet inches to
an alley. located about 10 feet west OF
thirteenth street The improvements on
this lot are an Old twO-stOry brick dwell
iug. situated some distance back from the
sidewalk. and known as No. 1910 Pine
street The property was sold for account
Ui John Boyle. Jr-. represented By r A
Boyle, for Sl-yn. the purchaser being a
FINANCIAL Company The property was
houEhf with the Intention Of improving
IT, The owner CUutcmplates erecting
store building. as Pine street T. fast be
coming a business thoroughfare At the
prig. paid. the purchaser secured a bar
AZ 500 uer front foot When the con-
templIted improvements are made. the
owner viii secure good income on his
investment.
They also closed the sale of house No.
5lf' keusir Etln avenue. uiue-rOOm mod
sru detached residence. with lot 3iNl5s
feet Inches. sold Tor account % Mrs. T.
T. Archer Tor 5000 NiTz. Archer took iu
part payment a choice lot on Morgan
street. iu Mount CTbanue district, aUXll0
feet. valued ut S2go The Tot g. a very
desirable piece uf property for a residence.
all improvements being made on Morgan
street between Kings highway and Union.
They also closed the sac Of piece OF
81. Louis corporation. but which they are
not privileged tU report at this time.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

No. IT'S Park avenue. n two-story brick
res. ence- continuing eight rooms. hath
and attic. hot water heater and ain CON
Neni noes. l. 2lNi-5. for 60 90: from John
RamminG 20 Fred Schlc.cher. who prr-
chased DO for 2 home
No. 5,il lrd ana avenue. between Chip
pCWa and k#rEuk SIR cts. "A fvvD-s'1T,
brick dwelling cgnta ming srx rooms ana
cellar. l.t 55Nli0. for s.. %. from the Rry-
e'cuf = c'ur r. John uf Trenton. m 10
WI lam Lohuaun. who purchased Tor in
ye=gmar-.
10 Is kcHner'v avenue. between Cora
and Marcus avenues g twO-1t1ry and
mauSari roof h-irk dwelling. arranged ms
Two f7ts ~ three rooms. ana b1tF each
two Hu shed attic rooms laundry ami
cellar Pot -5vlal feet for s. 20. frUm In
feruatiu~al E al Estate and Improvement
Contrary u IiclHaI ard AIarr1-af Cam
b--. w-O purchased Tor inycetusut-
Lot -5yl-7is on tho west side OF oregon
ay. uTe set cnn Cherokee and Potomac
rtr.p-s Tor so: fr IN Archie Y Duke To-
Christ an ". Never. who WI. improve.
Lot 51NlsH on the south SIDE OF p~uy-f-
drUrs avenue. batHaeU Caroline avenue
and Yen man street iu Tuxedo Park 81
LoUis Comfy. No fOr S5.'. from Edward
II. T sher 20 A-chie Y. Duke. who pur-
chased 90 improve.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
MI.sI..IppI VALLEY Trust comnnnr.

The rea! estate dcuartment Of the Mis-
SiSSippi Valley Trust Company reports an
increasing demand FOR all classes Of real
estate. PARTICULARLY for mui-rI tr-prirei
residences. both for homes and investment
purposes They report a number uf sales
OF this class cf uruperty during tho r4-t
week. among them the two-Story- ai..Et-
room brick dwelling. No. GsH Park avenue.
from the Regal Investment ComUauv 10
-, =, - h,rehenrgedsrer who h9usht for
nome. paying therefor Af'. the purchaser
being represented hy J. ID. Healey
theE also report the SIie OF the twelve
room residence. No. 5s9 Washington ave
nue.. to Mrs. Nancy :. RYAN who hrrvs
Tor home. the consideration being 81 5ll.
Also the house known uS No 45Tf T.1cly,
street. from Frank H. NaEel 10 Police
sergeant Michael r Fay. who also urIr-
chased for home. the consideration b.
They also rcport the sale OF tias 81 T.ouis
avenue TO Frederick VI. SteiuhIss This b
one Of six houses recently erected I'm
Chouteau place hy the Mississippi Valley
Trust Comugny fGr tho. Improvement Of
that beautiful subdivision. and will D.
used bv Mr. SteiuhlS~ as a residence The
consideration for the ur0gortv y1z & 50
This IS the third OF these beautiful homes
disposed Of.
They also report the sale of No. 49, L.
cuc street. from Mary y SchueidCrmeyer
tn '..-'F Funnrsr '1r R. iNI
The Mississippi Valley Trust Company
also reports that there seems ru b. tIs5' t. i
demand FOR investment property they
having sold during the last week . feet
street. between second and Third streets
from the I.irdeu B'Il Es'-'e C"wuauy 10
Charles VI. Cherry f.r s. 5pH. This prop
'Ttg is vacant. lTt u is understood that
u VIII be imme lately improved. Mr..
th.r-v bought Tor uteEtmeut.
They a'sp r,up-t the sale ~ Nos tNfq
u~l #Jl L1br1'C avenue: from louis
k-CN~cr Tu Mary y. SCh7cidarrnavrr. the
Crrsi' 'e~ation be ne S,.51 Mrs Schual-
de'meyer purchased this property az an
investment
The Ms-is-iprI Valley Trust Company
lard Park suhiiv Sf-U of 81. Louis County
Sti1 continues. ard .fh7t IurIug the Inst
wssk thev have sr'd 'hran lots. Lot . Tr
box Is f-out~. 10 fccr on the north
ire cf Milton .re 1t the crrna~ ~
Ho ave-ue 70 Joseph z. RouN f1r sT-5
feet on the NTH Ii~e - Milton avenue %
L.1Via Y Rnuv 70 $50 II o. uuFarrfnrH
tr1t the N.egrz RuuN Bros a~e 'n I'M
meslltrlv iTprrv" fhCe 'o's with hs7u.f-
port tie sale ~ TT IN block J. or this
subdivision 20 Mrs Laura = AEFrI. che
CONSIDERATION being f2-5 This IS Mrs
AC1rd'z f-u-th vur hnse IN this Suh7'v W.
son and g. b0~rht frr ~. purpose - on /
IarEinE the Eruu-1s around her residence /
which she has iust completed.
The Mi-sfssiurf Valley Trust Company
also reports that there fz a con s'fe-lt,fa I
'erraud Tor vacant property inside 81 the
CITY limits rhn- hav-UC sold during the Z
past week IN HsrrUy HEIGHTS. q CITY sub [
div son. handled BY this cO-nunnv. i1t i !
inr - feet on the north lire % Bp~uavs |
-vanue for S710. Also lrt = IN block E1SO I
f-uu'iuu % feet on the south lire OF /
Geraldine avenue 10 Mrs Molis F Bier /
Will be Immediately improved with resi-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
AGENTS, REPoRTs.
Mercantile Trust Company.

The Mercantile Trust CUI-pauy an
nounCe 4nJInev auction. Whi-u involves
one OF the cho.ctst cyrneTs on Grand ave
nue.. for SATURDAY. Octuber 81. al , o. I'M.
The property TO be sold Is the north vest
corner OF Grand avenue anI Isac.eda.
owned by the Tut e=ta.e. TIE Lot fronts
ll5 teet on Grind avenue. bog pth OF
80 feet on Lac-ele NeEUe, and s a Ce-
Slrtble prOpzr,y- The safe is be ng made
for the account Of the hei.s 4 the iutt e.
The site is particularly adapted for hotel
purposes or dplrJmenI-hOuSe or fB- huSi-
ness purposes, being desirable not only for
during the Worlds Fair, hut for the fu-
ture.
The trust company states ifs iustr1Is-
tons are absolute 10 ssH the property 20
the highest BIDDER. The a-euts in charge
issued handsome circular. Ely NJ pat Ut
the property and full particulars OF the
sac. rs
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

The kG.l,GEe * hUIaJTl.k K Realty Com
uaEA tlE. sold tWu pieces uf prop rtE 20
the city ut -. Louis Tor engine house pug-
pose, one Iy.n- that Of Iarlck j. Gun
Glu Eham, Uu the west side OF Eleventh
street between Lucas and Morgan streets,
fronting ~ Ieet, with depth OF luJ feet
FOR Slt.Ht. the other being thIt owned uy
DOCTOR II. y spencer, on the east SID -
Of Ninth street between Market and
Chestnut streets. fronting - feet So
inches, with 90 depth OF Is feet This
l.,gr brought $500.
Also No. s4-l Henrietta street, Tor ac-
count OF Fred Schroeder 10 {. A APPEL. "a
JWo-StDry uaL OF three rooms and bath on
each floor. the price paid being Si.45D
Sold FOR Ars. +. Z Archer 10 "a client
OF the Nichols hitter Realty Company.
house No. 5lb kcnsiugtOn avenue; price
Ss.eU
Al1o sold to the Stanford Investment
Company. a lot Of ground on the south
side Of Morgan street between King 5
highWay and Academy avenue, fronting
- ieet, for $3.50. The seller was repre-
Seuted by Nicholls-Eitter
Also sold Tor account OF Olive Realty
company. house No. 55s-i Maple avenue
Tor Si.sH cash. TO q client Of NJ B. D'Rcilly
Realty Company
Also sold Tor tho ST Louis and Kansas
1lty Land Company 10 FthliU Bros. Box
NinHi iciurluE Company. - feet OF
sFuGHd on the south side Df Wash street
lnE N.'y' cash Tie purchaser was repre-
s'Htcd by Apple * Heumelmauu.
Also sold tp William : Barber and Ad-
9.e = Barber "a fuur-roOm brick cottage
NJ. SOS LOUISIANA avenue. Tor S1lj0.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
The schwcnkcr Realty Company.

The following sales are reported:
The property No. 3l9 Henrietta street.
from Fred Schroeder 20 Frederick
Schmidt. Tot 25EIcs . feet two-story brick.
arranged 90 fats for two families Of four
rooms and bath upstairs: four rooms and
bath dOwustdfr~- uue finished basement
room and two l1Uudries. which purchaser
bought for a home for $3.50.
Property az No t-il CIstlsman avenue.
lot =1Nl-l- on north SIDE Of street. improved
with "a twU--frry m usdvd uf seven rooms
and two finished attic rooms. fine recep-
tl1n hall hath. Lr6 nitO'd cellars and lawn
Mrs Rose Crelmcr purchased for a home
from EEmout Pfeincr. for SJ.3n
Property az No -sis--s-0 Park avenue.
Tot .,Nlli from Herman Hess. four rooms
It No sis. five ru0uG and hath ~ as7g
four rooms. and 2s3l. five rooms and bath.
at L.-'A sold tn Charles g'vra~hsrv who
bought for an investment. for $500
At the uurthwc-t corner OF Russell ave
nue. and Thurman boulevard. 20 Herman
Hes lot lHXl-l which purchaser bought
90 have same improved with stores and
flats Tor tLe sum " s. so
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

THE l.,r.lHTi., Trust Company report "a
very satisfactory ~, s.'s business az their
.EHutEamrful'' subdivision. \ number O.
.il.e uaye ia,l closed and prospects are
bright iur very good results she comins
week.
a r,mIrEah'e lur.r,-, is being manifest
.H uE t.H s4-.. ...s'g- 900 Southampton ~
.u- Improvement ui lIlS l"tItIlul tract,
and they a-a .EH-lu- neither time nor
money 900 advancing lts welfare IN every
Iu- .u.' way The Improvement usspcsa-
auu uI-sU-Zel some months since has pre-
I.lrtu petitions Geo Jae proper city aGtulrl-
l'- iur Llr p. lr.u- uI seas lamps and HTe
l..-s Iu Ill The streets IN the addition.
Daring tine past week nearly l5u signature
afTv been obtained. ana Ls soon as all
uHN, s.Lu,i e, mmlttry appointed FOR the
IuTIu-e Viii attend Go the matter.
a list ui sales made during the past
w,,i. follows.
Tp Aiar. A Harvey. - feet. southeast
CORNER Nottingham and Mackland ave
.l.s. siIs
To John Il. Fischer. 81 feet on I.ans-
down avenue S.F
TO C. \. Al,rens. . feet on Nottingham
IE"uyes So
To g. A. Just Gin addition 10 previous
-s..hasel. - feet ON Nottingham avenue.
To G. A Carter. - feet on Nottingham
avenue. east ui brInnOn avenue: SI.ec.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

room tEiek l0us.. lul --NI-a. fog 500. tu
Mr.. FlHa E'..a
Also Nu. f-f Nu.-.s. street. am r.sFL-
.uuL brick house. Doc -fE.aH. o. tU,....
I..rr- tu- $50 Trr"- -I for H ..sUr
,IT. Davis states -. r..Eal Investment
COMPANY Only have uaa house uIsn.. .u
j.. rim avenue Th. Royal Investment
Company are uuw uu.Shiu= seven huu-. $
Oh MeFlnI=ul gyruU.. between Walton
4.. l-s.l.4. Bon Berlin H1--L.= which ARE
costing about ,5f... v-, uf which has ai-
ready been sold.
This DuuI.Ey sold several lots lu clara
Avenue Er.-l fLt il.=s W.sk
A st .f I..s tH- .lr u. -aHTr Young E#-
u.Hu comp ..r.I H#a AIf Doe occupied UyNE
,.srE g. S"rI Tor E-#. with 5-frui IuJ.
NHEa 90. .T 3 another brick house NlU o.
comp TOO. sold Co Nr. William Mus#'T.
who VIII occupy one as soon as finished
F-lHa e 10
several INQUIRIES have been made for 'ha
house Alr. X Ia. Wilson e. hIiliilE. =.y-
e.aI Will be Ont red fug sale soon N Sl-.-
each.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
Haskell Indians IL. Kansas Q.

REPUBLIC sPECIAL-
Lawrence. Kas-. Oct. 4-The Haskell
Indians won from Kansas University here
this afternoon by d score OF u to & It
was very hOtly contested game. but the
superior speed Of the Indians won. In ths
first half Hauser made a touchdown for
Haskell after two minutes OF play by
picking up a fumbled ball and running
forty yards. AIchiquetts followed soon
after with a forty-yaTd run around K U. 3
right end for a second touchdown. Both
goals were kicked. K. u. played a much
better game in the second half. The In
dian line was battered for good gains ana
the JayhawkerS made one touchdown
Kansas gained much more ground than
Haskell during the game, but her fumbles
team.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

So!d Tor Miss Helen Caldwell. h0osc and
!gt No. 1855 DFI!iun street being large
three-St,EE brick house. rented af 80 per
as an Investment. for 500
sod "a piece uf business property To-
Gated on Shenandoah street. in Compton
Ei'l-htS. iur the Catherine Investment
Company Co q client for si05l. This sale
Is not closed and particulars will be given
Also sold lot in Lindell Park suhdlvi-
sion. being a-ls feet on fhe sTrrfh si,Ia 81
Greer avenue. btCwe-n Garrison and
G.as-oW avenues. tu John J. Cuunurs and
Annie ''u1nT-. his wife for 81 40 The
purchaser VIII Improve NJ once with a
handsome residence There g. "a good de-
mand Tor property in this subdivision and
th1t property is being rapidly built Up
with residence
Made ..iN loans during tile week. aggre-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

on Monday. November ls. at y O'Clock.
10 the Real Estate Exchange. No. 10
North Eighth street. James D. Dockery.
special commissioner. by order OF the Cir
cult Court vii soil at auction two desrra-
Hep lsCES 90 downtown business property.
hsIan-igG t1 the estate OF John Mu.Iery.
deceased
First. twenty-five feet on the south side
uf Chestnut stree {. between Ninth and
Tenth streets. hy q depth Of ll2 feet and 9
inches fC an alley.
second the three-story brick bulfff-.
UH the southwest corner of Ninth and
NorEau streets. and the two-story br-aI-
bu'iir- No. ~ North Ninth street. COW
eriug y feet ON Morgan street by i0j feet
90 am alley.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
Royal Investment Compnpy.


= X II. Davis. president or the RovaI
investment CCmUanv closed e1Ias
amounting 10 $1,000 during the week nm
On On property Of the Royal Investment
Nc, No iS9 Berlin avenue. to Mr. J. H.
Also No. t6es Ber'Iue avenue. n three
Story brick EoUse, with Tot 5lxl55 FOR S25
10 client Of NcNnir Harrfs 4
Jones, This house adioins The howe N
Ms izabeth BOYD on The west. No 49,
Berlin avenue: also the home ~ NJ :
: DeLano on the east both F,,--Fags-i
from the Royal Investment Comp1nv
This house has twelve verv lar-e 1iabt
rooms. With three bath and dressiD's
rooms. The entrance IS a ccpv OF a r7rlra
Old Colonial residence IN New F,rlvls.1E
The library and dininF-roorn arc finished
IN mahogany: the uarlor IN French gray
the halls in French walnut and tho sa~,
one-story floor in old ivo-v. Amos; an
tShed oak.
Also another house for seo.OOo. details Of
which will be given
Also No. 4it0 Delmar boulevard. an
eicht-room brick house lot SKID feet Z
inches. TO Mrs. Annie F Harris for e 6ra
Also No. 4573 Morgan street, an eight