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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-28

Apple & Hemmelmann Real Estate Com
pany report the following sales:
Nos 270S and 21l0 Louisiana avenue. n
two-story and attic dwelling of modern flats
built and elegant interior finish. With all
MODERN and novel conveniences. Lot PIXIES.
renting fer $3.50 year: from Ernest ]. Hess
to Alois Wohler, for $500.
No. BID Park avenue. two-story brick
dwelling of two flats of four and five rooms
with all cOnveniences; lot 25Nl25. renting FOR
$3.50; from William ]. Bewig to Henry A.
and Joseph schmid. for 1870. Bought for
an investment.
No. 42i6 Swan avenue, n one-and-one-half-
story brick cottage of four rooms and hall:
let 2oSl25. from William Il. and Emma Pulls
10 Jacob Rommerskirchen of Trenton, ILL.,,
for 1875.
Nos. 3Oao and so20I. California avenue, a
new. extra weil-built fat, double brick Of
four rooms; lot $lxi2s, renting. for 500 a
year: from Fred Books to Valentine En-
serszer for $3.50. Bought for an invest
ment.
Nos. 800 and 800 South Jefferson avenue.
a double two-Story and manslrd brick
house of eighteen rooms, arranged In four
flats of four and five rooms each with all
convenience; lot 5fx117, renting for $50 a
year: from F. H. Meyer to John Kirchoff
for 1870. Bought for an investment.
No. 1894 Walton avenue, two-story brick
dwelling OF two flats of five and six rooms
each with hall. bath. water closet and fur
mace: lot 3GXli0 feet. renting for $3.50 n year:
sold to Jacob RommerEkirchen of Trenton.
ILL.,, for $3.50. This is the third investment
Mr.. Rommeiskirchen has made in St Louis
real estate.
Also sold the southwest corner O. Grand
avenue and Meramec street. lot s9,:'0a feet,
from William c. Aulepp to client for
81 90,
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GhaHlNa L Anonl

Charles F. vogcl reports the following
sales:
No. 1917 Dillon street. between Chouteau
avenue and LoSalle street. a three-storv
store-eront residence containing twelve
Iocms. furnace. laundry and cellar lot 3sx
l29 feet. for :5.SJ): from George Wind Ia
Mrs. Mary Roune.'. who purchased for in
yCstuent.
No. SGT Nebraska avenue. between Sidney
street and Magnolia avenue n twu-story
brick dwelling arranged two flats of
four and five rooms and bathroom 10 each.
lot .oxl25 feet tcr A.l60: from Mrs. Mathilda
Rurli" " William i;etKlein. who purchased
for :.vostmenl.
NJ. 33li Arsenal street. between Virginia
and Louisiana avenues. a two-story brick
dwelling ;iranced two flats % four
rooms an II hati.:ocr: &c each. lot e5xl25 feet.
fer SS.:S;. from Ed. Carroll to aIrs Mary
Doyle. who Purchased for investment.
NJ. ASH" Nebraska avenue. between I.asks
and Naeder streets. n one-anti-cne- half
story frame cottage containing three rooms
end cellar, lot .0xlGi feet. for sl.s5O: from
Edward II. Fisher 10 John =. J,iokel who
purchased for = hsme.
Lot 5ox125 feet on the south side of
Neosho street. t!trty-ftur feet east. OF Ne
brasha avenue. for Sl.tOi; from Ernst Hccf-
Ter to Paul Haanel. who purchased to i'm
prove with double fiat with all conven-
,cnce-,
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southampton.

One of the striking features of the week
was the great demand for Southampton
building sites. developed. in defiance OF
heavy rains, hy the Mercantile Trust Com
psny.
The elements yesterday were enough to
have deferred great many persons from
leaving home. except for most urgent rea-
sons, but IL is a well-eSta blished TACT that
the Mercantile Trust Company never post
pones. having always conducted Its public
sales according 10 Its previous announce
rnents. ram or shine. shelter and comforts
being provided Tor attendants on all such
occasions.
By 3 o'clock the weather cleared some
what, and as the beauties of southampton
began to loom up i'll the subducd sunshine
the crowd was augmented by the arriN - OF
every electric car of the Transit Compa..y :
well-managed branch line south on King $
highway and westward over peronshIre
avenue through Southampton.
1t was about that time that the selling
commenced in earnest. l.. i. Anderson,
first vice president. and the subdivision
manager OF the Mercantile Trus; Company.
A. W. Syrett. were on the grounds, assist
ed by their force of statesmen.
The buyers were surprised TO see the com
pleteness and perfection of the system of
public improvements in Southampton.
which. like magic has changed the whole
topography of the property into a perfect
and charming home section within only a
lew months lime. There is nothing left to
do in southampton but to build home
there.
To-day the Southampton lot sale will be
resumed. with the expectation of closing out
every foot OF the unsoid ground.
The special Inducements offered at yester-
days sale Will. on account of the rain. he
continued until Monday noon in order to
give all persons fair chance 10 avail them
selves Of the extraordinary advantages
offered
Yesterdays buyers and the prices they
paid follow: Tom Kenny. 80 feet on Muir
dock avenue. $40: Louis kopp. 30 feet on
Murdoch avenue $3.50: j. NJ. Rourke. 80 feet
oa Nottingham avenue. 800: J. H. Donald.
N feet ON Nottingham avenue, $3.50: 6. Eyer
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new STORE SECURES
OLD BANK BUILDING,
Lambert DeacOn-H Hull Lease For
mer Home of st. Louis Safe
Deposit Company.
is ARTISTICALLY REMODELED.
W. II. Miltenberger Places $780,
600 of Hotel Buckingham See
Ond-Mortgage Bonds-Real-
ty Agents Reports.

The old home of the St. Louis Safe De-
post and Savings Bank, No. Il3 Locust
street which was acquired by the Mercan-
tile Trust Company when the latter alb
sorbed TIE veteran financial company sew
eral months ago. was leased yesterday for
a term of years TO the Lambert-Deacon-
Hull Printing Company
Few buildings in St. Louis solid and
substantial as this structure. which recently
has been remodeled. a modern front is
now being installed in place of the old bank
entrance, with its steep steps. which We're
familiar to most 81. Louis citizens. The
solid appearance is preserved The struc-
ture is said to be absolutely fire and burglar
proof, and is three stories high. The lot is
2exl00 feet.
Mauran, Russell & Garden are directing
the elaborate changes, INTELLECTUALLY, ana
It is believed that when finished this Will be
one of the most extremely artistic small
buildings in the city. Its location demands
this treatment. since the structure adloins
Mermod & Jaccard's, is directly across
the street from Scruggs. Nandervoort
Barney and is IN sight OF Barr $ ana o'het
prominent establishments
The fact that acknowledgements Hull PRINT
ing Company whose factory is at twenty
nrst and Locust streets, leased the nuliuine'
tail trade warrants the opening OF another
big retail store Tor stationery.
The Mercantile Trust Company had many
applicants for the building. and the lease
ID said TO have been made on terms wnch
uhace a nign ua,ion vn TIE pIape,ty'
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL BONDS.
W. II. Niitenberger, who returned from
New York Clty yesterday. reported lnat
he had paced $4,000 of second-mortsagr
bonds on the Hotel Buckingham, which is
proposed for the corner of Kings highway
ana West Pine boulevard. 1t is said that
this insures construction starting within Il
few week.
Agents reports indicate that while the
realty market is quiet at present the great
numper of inquiries presagc brisk business
in the early autumn. Many large Operators
in real estate. VINO are now away on thelr
summer vacations are known to have land
lines for considerable development. provided
the demands of labor and the prices of ma
terial do not become altogether unreasona-
hle.
c, r. II. Davis. president Of the Royal
Investment Company. reports the sale OF a
residence on Berlin avenue. Beriin Heights,
to Harry l.. Block for s2jVc. Another nous.
near by to J. II. Koehler for 5000, In adj
,iition to the gale of a house in LennoN
place TO George S McGrew Tor slscW.
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Real Estate Transfers.

CABASNE-9p #: 8. s.. being No. 5iS
Peters to Emma Peters--atc. DDS
CAss-2s It. =; :. bet. Glasgow and Gar
sison; city block 49,: Frank J.. Won
Sw aGsk and we 10 'nliah L. Trojan.
CHAMBERLAIN #. :. $. bet clara
Investment Co. tn John Weathers-w. d.
Third and Rniwer. CITY block 81: Flu;
Terminal Railway Gov. d........-........
cI+.AARESCE,lsi Il. 10 in. n $. BET;
Brinkmever and others to Eugene Hyke-
EsPENsGHiFD-25 It.. n. 5. bet. Van
r pwyer and wife to Thos- BFoaders-
sd WSSmins city, block l sf5 aiso a
,ra = f. bioc bet Sn,h 5sS TsT
ct al: to Joseph {. TieihsbsrIw. d...".
LA sALLE-25 IT. n. =. bet compton
and Virginia. city block 1851: Clarence l..
Harper All wife TO ]. W. Fairbridge-
LocusTz.: 4. 5; =. bet. Fifteenth and
Sixteenth. city block ~: Samuel J Me
Realty company-w. d....-.................
M .r III hec bet ua EIa9bSs
e. Stockton TO Louis Krieckhaus-w. d..
NoTrINGHAM.59 IT.. n; :. bet Bran
ampton Realty. Company to Louis
Krieckhaus-w. Il ..-...-...........:-..--.:
OREAR-es # in. =. s. bet Emily and
Florissant city block 2i19: William l.
Barnard and wife TO Anna Friel-special
"; q. 80 :, -.
Second city block 80: also - e; n. ..
Gratict. being I5E Gratiot: Thomas
O'Sha ushnessy TO Julia Keane-w: d..
VERMONT #. n g.. east OF Walton,
city block 3573: General Renting and In
vestment Company TO Walter g. Gueis
W. d.......--. -.--.----....
Won VERSEN-s0 #. $. 8. being sos
and $40 Won versen. city block 45s;
Conrad Liebhet and wife to Stanford
Investment Company-w. d................ !
WESTMINSTER-4 IT. s. - bet. vande-
venter and Warnt. CITY block 5ail: Ed
ward A Rozier and wife 10 Timothy
Murphy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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George J. Wanstrath.

George j. Wanstrath reports n good de-
mand for St. Louis real estate. having
placed several loans last week and made
several sales. His weekly report is as fol-
lows:
Sold for the account of Jacob Bongne-
manager of the Union Brewing Company
his eight-room slate-roof strictly modern
residence. on the northeast corner Of
Thompson and Barrett avenues. heated by
steam heating plant. beautifully decorated.
fine tile bathroom. billiard hall on the third
foor, etc: sold TO John Spuck for 800
cash VIII occupy same his home.
Also sold for the account of the Flacl-
meyer estate. No. 1924 South Third street.
Il good piece OF tenement property, renting
for $3.50 year: sold to NJ. w. Smith for
$3.50 cash. who bought same az an invest
ment.
Sold No. 2225 Alberta street. for the ac-
count of Mrs. Katharine Sauerwein. nice
two-story-and-attic six-room brick house.
and wife for $2,1O0 cash. Mr.. F1auaus is Il
large lumber dealer OF Edville. Ill, who
bought same for an investment.
Sold q lot 50Yl50 feet on Bircber street.
near Newstead avenue. for the account of
Henry Steinlage and wife. to A. c. Groty,
for $500 cash. Intends to improve same at
once and occupy same as his home.
No. GG1-03 Sullivan avenue. lot 3Ii2Xl4J
feet. a two-story-and-attic brick house in
front, for four families. three rooms each.
and a two-story brick In rear for two fani-
lies: sold for the account Of Richard e.
Bowlster and wife to John Dofing for s.. 100
cash. who bought same an investment.
George ]. Wanstrath sold four more large
pieces of property in this immediate vicin-
ity a short time ago, and all were sold for
spot cash.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-28
SIBLEY INVITES INVESTIGATION.
Declares He Has Done Nothing to
Cause His Friends Regret.

New York. June 1.-THE Associated Press
has received the following dispatch from
vania. dated Quebec:
Arriving here to-day from A cruise
through the st. Lawrence. 1 find published
irtimations rejecting upon my official con-
drct as a Representative in Congress. In
every instance my official actions have re-
fected my highest conceptions Of public
duty and. far as I am aware. will never
Cause any friend of mine either regret or
sorrow. / invite the fullest investigation of
of my official conduct. JOS. c. SIBLEY."
The intimations referred to made /. appear
that Mr.. Sibley was largely interested in a
manifolding company which furnished sup
plies TO the National Government.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-28
A TEXAS WONDER.

One small bottle OF the Texas Wonder.
Halls Great Discovery, cures all kid
ney and bladder troubles. removes gravel.
cure diabetes. seminal emissions, weak
and lame backs. rheumatism and all H.
resniarities Of the kidneys and bladder in
troubles In children III NOT sod ~, ,,e,,r
druggist. 1t viii be sent by mail on RECENT
. Of ~: One small bottle is two months
cure. DR.. f. W. Hall. sole mapnf. r,,r.r
T. Q; Box SO. 81. Louis. NO. Send for tesd.
r2nials. Sold by all druggists. once. "a
Olive street. eess
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-28
l.. V. Cnrtan & Go.


l.. V. Cartan & Co. report the following
sales:
No 2223 St Louis avenue. lot Ssxl45 a fine
fourteen-room stone-front dwelling. incl,d-
ing brick stable in rear, from James Mea-
CHER estate to Julia Duffy. for $3.50 cash.
These improvements cost near 5000 when
built and make one of the best built houses
in North St. Louis.
Also northwest corner Sullivan and Ell
lict avenue. lot S9xl45, from Meagher estate
TO Minnie Weissanborn for 1850, cash. Pur-
chaser will improve this corner with stores
and flats.
Also 100 feet on east side Of Elliot, north
of University street. from Meagher estate
to H. Menke for $3.50. Purchaser intends 10
improve with four and five room flats.
Also lotN25Xl35 feet on south side of Chou
toau avenue. east OF Eighteenth street. from
Peter Meyer to John Barlnsky. for $50.
acres on Lenay Terry road. from Jacob
Larue to Christ Schneiberg. for sS.6o.
Cartan &; Co placed loans amounting to
$4,000 at per cent interest on improved
pTODerty
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street. with lot 135x115. being the southwest
corner of Sidney and Salena streets. sold to
f. Hartman for 5000.
No. 3Gl7 Ksokuk street. a two-stcry mod
ern brick dwelling. with lot 39xl2J, sold from
\. F. Daue- to Robert GruntZ. who pur-
chased for home for $3.50.
The northwest corner of Chippewa and
Compton avenues. one-stoTy brick build
ing. with lot o5x125. sold from II. l. Foers-
terling to Wilhelmira Jacobs. for sG,lJc
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story residence. Joseph p. Whyte Real Es-
tate Company represented the seller in this
transaction.
on La Sale street. south side. 104 feet
west of Cardinal avenue, vacant lot 2oXl2o;
property OF 5. ]. Fisher sold to the Gehner
Realty and Investment Company Sor 500.
Fisher & Co. also sold on Evans avenue.
north side. 900 feet east of Sarah street,
vacant lot 1l6Xls5: property OF Thomas W.
Davis; to Jacob and Dora Schaefer for
.5.l20. Mr. Schaefer has q large wreckinS
business and uses a great deal Of ground
space. This makes $50 feet Of ground Mr..
Schaefer has purchased in this block during
the last two years.
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mann. 80 feet on Lansdowne avenue, $3.50;
r W. Purcell. ~ feet on Murdock avenue.
$50; Mark Kenny. 80 feet or Murdoch ave
nue. $3.50; August Leo. in addition to prsvi-
Gus purchases. 100 feet on Lansdowne ave
nue. 81. 7d1; William Niederich. % feet on
Nottingham avenue. Sso1; X Otohheil. ~
feet ON Murdoch avenue. $3.50: ]. Aiofson, ~
feet on l.ansdowne avenue. $3.50: CT Anseiine'
- feel on i.anstowne avenue. ssJo; X. Burke,
% teet on I-ansdoWnc avenue, W..
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REFUSED TO SHAKE HANDS.
Charles BrunOld Makes Overtures
to Wife After Divorce Hearing.

Charles Brunoid. whose wife. Mary. OBJ
tanned a divorce from him in Judge Nc
Donaid's division Of the Circuit Court yes
terday. met her in the corridor after they
left the courtroom and asked her to shake
hands, but she refused.
He then told her she would never get
any alimon- from him. She said she did
not want any. They then separated and de-
parted from the Courthouse in different di-
rections.
The court made an order. directing him
to pay her s. a week. They were married
February g. 1893. and separated April 90.
1872. She charged that he drank and did
not treat her properly.
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koIIaa 4 Rrinkop.

Kollas & Brinkop report sales as follows:
A two-story brick residence. No. 4o5i
louisiana avenue. with lot 1oexie5. from
Henrv Miller and wife to Fred Dawes. sold
for s561.
Nos. 2IIS and 2,20 SaIena street a double
lick house. arranged as four flats. renting
fer $50 year. sold from Francis Klein to
Nicholas Roll for $3.50. bought for invest
meDt.
Also one-half interest in the th-en-story
brick store building. No. 2Jl and ~ Sidney
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-28
JUDGE RYAN CRITICALLY ILL.
Assistant Secretary of Interior Re
turns From TOnawanda.
REpIRLIc SPEr-

Washington. June 2s.-Judge Thomas
Ryan. Assistant Secretary of the Interior.
returned to the city last night under the
care o: physician. Judge Ryan was taken
suddenly Ill while visiting at Tona wanda.
Pa. and was forced to return home. He is
now under the care of his family physician.
who is in consultation eth the physician
who attended him on his way to Washing
ton.
According to the physicians. Judge Ryan
is in serious condition. although it Is not
believed his illness will prove fatal.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-28

Nicholls-Ritter Realty and Financial
Company report a very fair inquiry for
property of all kinds during the last week.
and made several sales. which they are
not at liberty TO report as yet.
Tney closed the sale 10 Timothy Muir
ply of house No. 3Sls Westminster place.
with lot 40 feet front by 1i2 feet 8 inches
deep. This is 4 beautiful ten-room. yellow
brick house. built by Humphrey. sold sew
eral years ago TO E. a. ROZicr former Dis
trict Attorney. now of Pennington. Mo-.
who now sells to Mr.. Murphy. Mr.. MUIR
phy Will rent the house to Thomas Quinn,
who now occupies the house.
They have also made many loans.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-28

James n. F'ranciscus & Co. report having
made the following sales last week:
Sold for S. F.. Fasnacht property known
as No. 2S0o Shenandoah street. being store
and seven-room fiat above, TO client for
$50 cash.
Also report having closed sale of suburban
200 feet on Shady avenue improved with
modern siN-room frame residence and two
stores. with fats above. sold to Miss Helen
CALDWELL as an Investment. for &.G00.
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Mi.,,..ippt valley Trust COMPANY.

The real estate department of the Missis-
sippi Valley Trust Company reports that
although the demand for real estate has not
been as great as usual. it mad very sue
ccssful week. and reports sales as follows:
No. 32l1 La Sale street. a two-story brick
residence. from the Union Trust Company
of Philadelphia to J. ". Fairhridge. The
consideration was si.20. This property
fronts * feet on .the north side of Ia Sale
street and Mr.. Fairbridge has bought for
investment.
Lot &c. in city block 1883. from the Harvey
Heights Investment Company 30 Mary
Schultz. This property fronts 80 feet on the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-28
OIL BURNERS TO BE SHOWN.
Result of Naval Experiments to Be
Displayed at Fair.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Washington. June 1.-TWO marine boilers
which have been used in the experiments by
the naval experts with oil as fuel are to be
sent TO the ST. Louis Exposition.
The work of tearing down the boilers and
preparing them for shipment to st. Louis
will be begun Monday and will be continued
until the entire plant, including house and
all. is packed ready to be moved. The boil
srs are the property of the Oil City Boiler
Works of Oil City. Pa.
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north line of Bernays avenue by depth of
l3g feet. Consideration seC".
Also lot 3. in block 1854, from the Harvey
Heights Investment Company to John Is.
Hale. consideration $3.50. This property
fronts 20 feet on the north line of Geraldine
avenue. and it is understood that the pur-
chaser will Immediately improve with 4
residence.
The Mississippi Valley Trust Company al
so reports the sale Of lot 10. IN block - OF
South Overland Park. to Mrs. Semma NJ.
Ehrlich. consideration being s225. Mrs. Ehr-
Itch already has plans completed for sub
urban residence and will Immediately COM
rnence building.
Also reports the sale of 80 feet on the
south side of Geraldine avenue, between
Harvey and Thekla avenues. from the Har-
ney Heights Investment Company to Albert
j. Hale for SI5o. Mr.. Hale will improve with
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M. II. RIrRH-,

w. h Rixey. with II. A. Vrooman Realty
COMPANY. sold the following farms:
one hundred and nineteen acres In Mont
Sohery county. Missouri. to W. L. A. Nc
SIdcHen Of Pennsylvania for 50 coo; also
s sI,,.e acres to NJ. l.. McCracken Of Penn
savanna for 5000: eighty acres IN Mont
sonery County. Missouri. to Henry Haee-
meyer Of St Louis for 5000: $40 aces in
Annrain County. Missouri to G. w. lnfieli
ot Indiana for $4,000; also es5 acres in Mont
Iowa for $1,000 Vi
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-28

John NcMenamy Investment and Peal
Estate Company reports the following sales
for the week:
a farm of ID acres On the Denny road
near kirkwood. sold for Anthony J. Frebel
to e. T. Thompson. who intends erecting
there On q handsome country residence.
No. 1921 Pape boulevard. a ten-room
stone-front dwelling. with frontage of 25S
153 feet: sold for Rocina :. Adams TO Thos.
+. Alaloney. who will occupy ii as a home
the consideration being $500 cash.
No. 5I23 Cote Brilliante avenue. four
room cottage. on ? lot of 25Nl+l feet: from
John McMenamy Investment and Real Es'
tate Company to G. ". Sanguinette. for
sl.ACo.
Nos 6t.3s and $40 Theodosia avenue. two
four-rOom cottages occupying a front Of =
X145 feet: from John McMenamy Invest
ment and Real Estate Company to Michael
Connolly. for $500 cash. as an investment
No. iS5i-SS West Belle place. two modern
flats. consisting Of fourteen rooms ar
Lansed in perfectly modern style: from a.
J. Walsh to William W. Ramsay. who
bought for investment. Price 81. TO-
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Fisher & Co. during the last week made
the following sales:
On Waterman avenue. north side. 100 feet
west If Union boulevard. vacant lot 10xe21 !:
property of Leon L. Hull: sold 70 J. Il.
ilsen for s1.2oa. who will - once COM
mcHce the erection of tiiree-stor--. modern
brick dwelling. to be occunied when COM
pletcd as his future residence
Also sold on Clemens avenue. north side.
s. feet east of Hamilton avenue, vacant lot
sGXlS5: property cf Fannie y. Grcengard:
sold to William White for se.625. Mr. White
viii improve this lot with modern three
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READ THIS.

st. Louis. No. June is. 1aca.-This f. N
certify that / have been cured of kidney
Trouble by the use OF the Texas Wonder
Halrs Great Discovery. and I cheerfulIy
ner. Respectfully. s. BLOCK
29ll Washington avenue
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Dyas-Mct.nllnm Co.

N!as-McCoilom Real Estate Company re-
ports the sale of No. zoos North Newstead
s 90 en- fve.room cottage. 10; 22xlOO. for
49, 49,; rom Berry A. DAVIS to George Fritz:
Also sold No. 341I Washington avenue. a
wv tMeirNve,room old-style residence. lot 5Dxi3f,
LOT :. f..s9 cash. from Robert u. Lewis to Mrs
Catherine c. Heine; bought for Investment.
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this company having leased the house for
three years at $500 year.
Also sold No. SAL Maple avenue a modern
ten-room home. lot 5Oxl70. from r. K. Luz
man to Professor j. +. Draughon of Nash
vile. Tenn; price $3.50 cash. bought for
investment this company having leased the
house for two wears at $50 a year.