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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
RutIedge 6 KiIpatrick.

RUtledge q fitzpatrick Realty Company
report the following sales:
Sold for the account OF Olive Realty
Company, No. 4735 South Tenth street, be
ing a four-room brick cottage, lot 5JXIi7.
price $3.50; sold to Louis &. Hasemdnn,
who puTchasa5 for = home.
Also sold 1or tbs account Of Olive Realty
Company. EOt 1881 South Tenth street. be
ing a four~rOem brick cottage. lot 5Jxii7.
prIc" 2.l55. - tre1 J. KOssmann. who viii
occupy same Is a home.
These are two Of the houses recently
built by the Olive Realty Company on
South Tenth street, and Rutledge & Kill
patrick Realty Company report that they
have many INQUIRIES FOR this class of
houses, and expect to close up the sale Of
several more II this neighborhood next
week.
old to William L. Bailey. No. 2210 Olive
street. with lot 2JXlG9. being the property
formerly owned by Charles q. Warner.
Mr.. Bailey bought for speculation and in
vestment.
Sold for Ellcn J. Mckee, house No. 27c5
Gamble street to Henry Bakcrsmith for
$3.50.
Sold <or the account OF William /. Bal
ley. Nos. 9J9-11-1S Tyler street. being three
stx-room brick houses on lot 4T6"xS0. for
$500. "
Also sold for William l. Bailey n feet
Of ground on Mckinley avenue west of
Taylor for $3.50.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. M. A. RICE.
Famous Emmett Guards Pre-
served Flag She Gave Them.

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary A.. Rice, who
died Thursday evening. will be held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence
OF her son, II. Edward Rice. No. 1901
Labadie avenue. Short services will be-
held at ST. Matthews Church., Father
Shields officiating. Burial viii be in Cal
vary Cemetery.
The pallbearers will be Michael Nc
Laughlin, John Lawless, George D.. Hop
kins. Andrew Carroll. J. p. Beahan. Rob
ert Sloan and James Corcoran. Music wifi
be rendered by a choir consisting Of James
roman, John J. ROhau. Miss Stella K.
Holloway and Mrs. William Romer. Mem
bers OF the Old Emmet Guards have been
invited to the funeral.
Mrs. Rice had been a resident Of st.
Louis Tor sixty years. Shortly after the
breaking out of the Civil War she pre-
sented a flag Of her own workmanship to
the famous Emmett Guards. which they
preserved She went to Memphis. where
she was constantly busted with CHARITABLE
work, In the Ws. During one % the yell
low FEVER epidemics she Tiskcd her life By
going into one of the hospitals and nurs-
ing the patients. Returning to st. Louis
she worked energetically for her church
up TO the time Of her death.
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PAYNE WILL RECEIVE
THE RAILWAY CLERKS.
Two Annual Gatherings VIII Com
vene in Washington Tuesday for
n Four Days Programme.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, sept. I2-The twenty-eighth
annual convention of the Mutual Benefit
Association Of the United States Railway
Mail Service and the twelfth annual con-
vention of the National Association of
Railway Postal Clerks will convene in this
city next Tuesday morning, September Is.
for sessions of four days duration. The
opening of the convention will be marked
by a joint meeting Tuesday morning in
the Masonic Ten pie Hall and the bust
ness sessions OF the two organizations will
be held In the Raleigh and Riggs hotels,
respectively.
1t is expected that several hundred dele
gates TO both conventions will be in at
tendance. An elaborate programme has
been arranged for the joint meeting Tues
day morning. The address of welcome on
behalf Of tho District will be made by
Commissioner Henry L. West. and among
others who will speak are W. S. Shallen-
berger. Second Assistant Postmaster Cen
, eral; Edwin c. Madden, Third Assistant
POSTMASTER General; Henry A. Castle, Au-
ditor of the Post-Ofice Department;
James E.. White, General Superintendent
Railway Mail Service; Alex. Grant, as
siStant TO the General Superintendent, and
others.
Inc business sessions of the conventions
VIII begin at ? 0 clock. the benefit associa-
uon holding forth at the Raleigh and the
postal clerks at the Pigs House. The.
" oman'S Auxiliary to the Postal Clerks
Association viii! also hold sessions al the
Riggs House. One of the social features
of the conventions will be the reception to
me ladies'. which will be held at The Ra-
ielsn tuesday evening at $50 O'Clock.
IN addition to the business sessions each
DAY there Will be excursions to various
points OF interest in and around Washing
ION during the week. a trip by steamer
70 Mount Vernon is scheduled for Wednes-
Gay afternoon. and Wednesday evening
me delegates will visit the Congressional
Library. Thursday afternoon Will be sUent
In a trip on the seeing Washington"
cars; the party spending several hours AT
tabin John Bridge the latter part OF the
afternoon. The delegates will visit Ar
Ilngton Cemetery Friday afternoon. and in
me evening there will be a memorial SER
wee, conducted by Mr.. H. W. Hughes.
CHAIRMAN OF the Committee on Neurology,
During the week the officers and dee
gates or the associations will be received
by POSTMASTER General Payne. The date
OF this reception has not as vet been de-
cided upon. The members of the third
division Of the railway mail service, which
embraces Washington within its jurlsdic-
ton. will look after the comfort and on
tertainment Of the delegates while in the
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FRANCISCAN ORDER CHANGES.
Election of Officers Held at st.
Louis Monastery.

~ the Provincial Chapter meeting of
the Franciscan Order. held last week at
the Franciscan Monastery. No. 314O Mera-
nee street. the Very Reverend Hu-olins
Storff was reelected provincial. the Very
Reverend Cyprian Bansheid was chosen
custos OF the province and the Very Rev
erends p. Fabian RechtiEc, Nautilus
Bankholt, Peter Wa.lischeck and Chris
tOpher Outlines were chosen as defniters
of the province.
The following are the changes made in
the province: At St. Louis. the Very Rev
erend BsTnardine Weis tas been appoint
ed guardian. the Reverend Martin Strub
lecturer OF eXegesis and the Reverend
Rhabanus Thili viii henceiurward assist
the Reverend Timothy Magnien in paro-
chial duties, succeeding the Reverend Pas
Chal Forester.
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The real estate department of the Mis-
sissippi Valley Trust Company reports
that the last week has been a very busy
one. indicating that the fall business Is on
the upward stride. Reports having made
the following safes:
a triangular lot on the corner of Sarah
street and DuTCan avenue. fronting 80
lcet on Duncan avenue by a depth of e.
Ieet on Sarah street. This property was
purchased from Samuel II. Leathe for the
Suburban Railroad to StraightcD ont the
Sharp curve 1t that corner. The consider
alton was 300.
room residence, with all convenieuces.
erected OF a lot 60 feet front nv an nm
usual depth of iS5 feet 5 inches: sold for
the account of the Reverend G u pcr,er
to Miss Helen G. O'NeiH for s. 900 Viss
O'Ncill bought for a home. ~
y lot OF ground or the south side of
LINDEN street, about sixty-seven feet
east Of Fourteenth street. having a front
OF 70 feet by q depth of 20 feet sold. to-
getner with Improvement. for the account
OF Archibald Duke, for 5000. The nIr-
present. "o
The Mississippi Valley Trust Companv
reports that the demand for large resi-
Gencfs IN the central part Of the city
inquiries in the last few days for this
kin Of property.
Closed the sale of No. 3119 Pine street.
a large three-stOry stOne-front residence
with 4 brick stable in the rear. erected
on a lot 80 feet by ISL feet. and renting
Tor Ssoi q year. for the account of the
H i. Pendleton estate. to John Holland
Tor 5000. Mr.. Holland bought for in
veStment Also reports the negotiating
Of several properties in this locality, the
sales having not, as yet. been closed.
Sold the southeast corner of Four
teenth and Linden streets. lot IS feet by
81 feet. improvements are old and of lit
tie value. Bought for a client. from Mrs.
Anna burke, for $500.
No E3ly Patton avenue a fUO-Story civ
room frame dwelling, erected on a lot Is
feet front: sold from Matthew ]. Ryan
to William D Scheil. for S2.po0. Mr..
Schell bought for a home.
No. I'LL North Sixteenth street, a two
story tenement-house. with a lot % feet
Q inches by . feet; sold for A. F. Wick
enden 10 Max Epstein. Consideration
S1,2O.
OVERLAND PARK.
The Mississippi Valley Trust Company
reports that lots In Overland Park have
been selling very briskly and announces
that agents will be on the grounds every
Sunday to show prospective purchasers
the property.
Reports the following sales:
Lot II in block D.. having a front of 100
feet on Emerson avenue by a depth of $50
feet. to N. ]. Ehrlich. for S275.
Lots q and Is in block IA. having a front
of 200 feet on Hawthorne avenue by a
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL

II I Dill ~ E'lAb
Springfield. Ill. Sept. 12-Certifcates OF
incorporation were issued to-day by Sec.
Rotary of state Rose as follows:
The Illinois Investment Company. Blooming
ton. capital, $1,000; commission and brokerage
business. lncorpgrators-L :. MyIer. Lew ".
Jirey and l.. Il. Craig.
Inc seybGid.Reed Pipe organ Company. FL
gin. capital. 5000: manufacturing and mer-
camille business. IncoTporatOrs-Wniiam Grote,
Clark H Emo and Fred H. Alderman.
The Duncan-Baker Hardware COinuany, Me-
rtOn; capital. SO 600: general mercantile bust
ness. lnCorpCTators-JOhn II. Duncan, NJ. l.
Baker and James X. Spiller.
The HOopston Street Railway and Light Com
parry. HOopestOn: capital. &lo.G1g: to operate
street railways and electric plans. IncorUOTat-
ors-James II Dyer. John L. Hamilton and ia
cob :. McFsrren.
Tho Carbonate Water. Light and Power
Company and the Tarb6ndale Lighting Com
pany. both Of Carbonate consolidated under
the name Of the Carbcndale Water. Light and
Power Company; capital. 500. fgJ.
The Oak Park Yarn Company. Oak Park:
capital stock Increased from $500, 600 to LOO. :
0J6.
The Loyal Americans. Springfield: name
changed 10 Fraternal Army Of Loyal Ameri-
cans.
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Charles f. Vogel reports the following
sales:
No. 1903 Minerva avenue. between Kings
Highway boulevard ard Academy avenue
a tWo-story slate-roOf brick residence.
containing eight rooms. reception hall.
bathroom. 4aundry and cellar. lot 30x1o5
f"et. for 1900; from Catherine PotthofT
estate to Mrs. Lavina J. Crisley. who pur-
chased for a home.
No. 2i27 Utah street. between Ohio and
Iowa avenues. a twc-story brick dwelling.
containing eight rooms. attic. finished
basement. lot 25x125 feet. for s3.2eO: from
Mrs. Caroline Graefe to Ohm Ludwig,
VINO purchased for a home.
No, iJlS Ashland place. between Mar
Garette and KoSsuth avenues. a one and
gne-haif-story brick cottage, containing
tive rooms and lot JDX1D feet. for g. 500;
from Gerard Fisher TO Mrs. Cornelia Full
home. y" .
No. I6 Eayard avenue, between DeImar
aho r~0Jlntain avenues. a two-story six
room frame cottage. with bathroom
laundry and cellar. lot 3OXl7O feet for
N2+yJ; from Abraham Cartum TO Peter
Schaeter. who purchased for a home.
Lot 25Xl25 feet. on the east side of Vir-
ElHia avenue. between Arsenal and Pesta-
lozZi streets. for $50: from Philip Grapen
70 Ernst -BerEmann, who purchased to i'm
prove.
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Real Estate Exchange Mics.

Transfers for the month UP to and in
Guiding the 18th. numbered 30S and agcra-
gated $S5l.6i2. "7
Two hundred and ffty-sfx deeds Of
truSt were filed for record during the same
period, amounting TO 1856. 80.
Applications for associate membership
to the exchange, posted on the buiIefip
board. are as follows: Paul Brown. man
aging director of the Brown branch of the
Continental Tobacco Company; John
ScHroers. manager Westliche Post; NJ. n.
sale, attorney: Ferd A.. Beneke of the
wainwright building; William Il. Kfnealy,
Judge Circuit Court. and Edward Buder,
treasurer American Central Trust Com
pany.
Trustee C. r. H. Davis sold on the
foor Of the exchange yesterday the house
No. 6ZZ7 Washington avenue, lot 47x147, to
J. OLaughlin, for sl5. 200.
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DISAPPEARS AFTER PICNIC.
MOntrose 4. Provence Not Seen
in Two Weeks.

Montrose X. Provence took HIS wife ard
two children TO a picnic at Lemp's Park
on August go. left them there. went horne,
took his clothes and has not been seem
since.
Mrs. Provence. who lives at No. SScs
South Kings highway. reported the dis
appearance OF her husband to the police
yesterday. She said her husband had been
employed by the Christy Ffre-Clay Com
pany. and that two weeks salary was
due him from the company, but he had
not been TO the office to collect 1t.
Provence is a. years old. He carried a
gold watch with his initials engraved on
the case. and the pictures Of his wife n
eldest child inside
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lepth of 200 feet. to William Krebs. for

depth of go feet. to William Krebs. for
SS5h.
Lots 5 and 8 in block II. having a front
of 90 feet on Milton avenue. by a depth
Of 1@J feet, to George n. Myers, for $50.
Lot 3 in block -. having a front of 10
feet on Milton avenue by a depth OF 80
feet. to Mrs. y. Z. Felty. for SO.
Lot IL in block %. having a front of 1O
feet on Emerson avenue, by 4 depth Of $50
feet, to Mrs. Somma NJ. Enrich, for S275.
This is Mrs. Ehrlich's second purchase
and adjo!ns her former purchase on the
east.
Lot 2 In block 10. having a front OF 100
feet on Milton avenue by a depth OF 80
feet. to n. J. Steber, for $50.
Lots 1 and 13 in block II. having a front
Of 100 feet on Milton avenue and running
through to Tennyson avenue. on which II
fronts 100 feet. sold to James Phelps, for
500.
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NichoIls-Ritter.

Nicholls-Ritter Realty and Financial
| Company report another week of active
inquiry. They also report having made
the following sales:
To A. A. Flanders. for the account OF
Aiple K Hemmelman, the nine-Toom brick
house and lot. Si;6xl35 feet; 10. Si4i HAN
day avenue. for $3.50. This Is a beautiful
house with handsomely finished woOd"prk
on the first floor. has large bathroom ana
everything desirable in tie house TO make
II a delightful home. Mr.. Flanders Will
occupy this as his home in a short time;
To c. w. Herin. for the account OF y \,
Craig. the sx-room house On 90 ne
This Is one of the six-room brick houses
on the north side of Kennerly avenue, be
tween Nandeventer and Warne, OF winch
NicholIs-Ritter Realty and Financial Com
pany have sold 50 many. Ihey nave only
two houses left. Mr.. HerrLn will occupy
the house d MS home about the LIST of DC
Nicholls-Ritter Realty and Financial
Company also sold for the account Of a.
X. Humphrey to John Il. Carroll, one OF
the new ntne-room houses on the north
eide of Mcpherson avenue, between Taylor
and Walton, lately built by y. X. Hum
phrcy. Mr.. Carroll purchased No. 900,
built upon a lot Z5x1i2l2 feet, for $500
wood floors on the first floor, the drawing
room bling finished in gloss white, the hall
and dining-room in dark oak. the upper
rooms being finished In hardwood through
out. Mir. Carroll bought with the intention
of occupying the house as his home.
They also sold to l.. J. Evans, lot 50x1i6
feet on the north side of Cook avenue. just
east OF Marcus for the account of Sister
Vi. Paula Croake. for $500 cash. Mr.. Ev-
ans bought for the purpose of improving
and will Immediately erect = handsome set
of flats IN the lot, the plans for which are
all finished, and work will be commenced
at oECe.
Nicholis-Ritter Realty and Financial
Company also report the sale Of house No.
1I46 Missouri avenue. for the account Of
Mrs. Cora H. Russell, to W. NJ. Ladd. for
5000. Mr. Ladd will occupy the house as
his home as soon as it is vacated by Mrs.
Russell.
The demand for renting still continues
strong, 1t being almost impossible TO sup
ply houses to parties that need them.
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city block 3ec4: Daniel Prince and wife.
by trustee. 10 Isabelle F. Mortou-trus-
81 Gttl
Iowa p. 2. 5. bet. sidney and
Lynch. city block 217l. John q Kahn
Arch'Lash99 to Anthony F. Strauss and
LIEhNANN-s2 #. n. s. vest OF Grand,
city block 25ss: Jennie Kruger and hus-
6tnd 70 Anna ChCJt-w t...............
MIsSDURI-a2 IT.. e. S. bet. Gcyer and
lafayette. city block 1925: Annie L.
MISSOUPI-s2 It . bst Gn;yegr an u
Laiayette. city block 1924: Cora H. Rus
soil 10 Fannie L LadI and hUsuand-
RnSSELL~33 n. 4 in. Il. e. being G25
Russell. city block 495s: John H IT,
meyer and wife % Myra a. NilIer-w.
ST FERDINAED-25 r.. 5. e.. being i63s
st. Ferdinand. city block 2sji George
=. Brown and vie 70 Bridget Troy-w.
FFFRRys- :, II
Union. city block iisS. John II. Rahe
and wife to Otto u. Armour-w. d. -.
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ARM BURNED IN HOT LARD.
Frank Hartman Meets With Seri-
Gus Accident While at Work.

Frank Harman's left arm was badly
burned Friday by falling into a kettle Of
boiling lard at the St. Louis Dressed Beef
and Provision CCmpany's plant, Manches-
ter avenue AMI Papln street.
Hartman was passing the kettle and
slipped on grease that was on the floor.
He threw out his left arm TO stop ths
fall and It went into the kettle of lard
Before Hartman could thdra his arm
the flesh had been badly burned and am
%utaUOl may be necessary.
An ambulance was summoned and Har-
man was conveyed TO his home at No. 3JJ7
ChcUteau avenue.
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Love &: Sons sold last week:
No. 7iG Elm avenue. In M~aplewood. con-
sisting Of eight rooms. stock brick. all
modern appliances. on lot i2xIJO. feet sold
LOT S2.525 cash. from Davidson Bros I'm
rIoNeEeht Company. 10 Fred H. Jones.
-. dpl Old Manchester road. consisting
Sf hye-rocm frame. lot 13lxf50 fet. SOLD
Tor Si.@0 cash. from Berd Nyland of Los
HhstIes. Cal. to Mrs. Ida NJ. MobIv:
bought for investment. ' :
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Real Estate Transfers.

BIRCEER-51 #. s. 8. ". OF Newstead,
city block 1920. Henry Steinlage and
wife TO A Clemens Grote-w. DIS ~
BLAIR-25 II, =. s. being +40s Blair.
City block PAP: Ella NJ. Angus and
husband ct al to Elizabeth INLAND
va, q " <. At intcrsec- 10
ton Of Halls Ferry road. city block
1919. also eight triangular tracts; Louis
Espenschied's heirs 10 Philippine Fors-
NE-ttC. O. ..-..--. ..---'--.--
TTR,IDr2 #; W s.; bet 9e5;v Ridge Hsrv and
McDermott and husband to William
McCahe-w- d. .-.--...-.-.---.. z,W
ChSS-50 #. $. F.. being 1850 Cass, city
block ISL: Lydia Pearce and husband
to William Z. Ford and wife-w. d. s.0-
COLUHBIA-I4 II. III in. s.. bet
Sublette and January. city block 4e54B;
John E. Love to Mary E. Bocka-
49, b.,ng s555 Ds- q
kota. city block 2s9s; John Trefny and
wife to Margaret Washaussn-W- d. 30
EAlR-G fl 6 in. 8 4. being 5l22 Fair,
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Harvey Heights.

The Mississippi Valley Trust Company
reports that the activity in Harvey Heights
is again awakening. and the prospects are
for an early closing out of the highest
and cheapest improved city property on
the market. Made the following sales:
Lot So in city block 5055, fronting 90 feet
on the south side Of Geraldine avenue by
i depth of 1876 feet, to Mr.. koenis, foT
$500.
Lot IA in city block 5JS6. fronting 20 feet
on the north side of Calvary avenue, east
Of Harvey, by Il depth Of l35 feet. to J.
Alderman, for $50. Mr.. Alderman eX-
poets to improve this fan.
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New Member. for tn. Maecasee,.


Marshall. Mo-. Sept. 1.-THE knights OF
the Maccabees of this city last night re-
ceived thirty-five new members. Great
Commander r B. Anderson of st. Louis
Great Record Keeper W. o. Sommers OF
st. Louis. Great Sentinel Phil Tucker. Jr.,
of Slater and other chief officers of the
order. as we'll as a large number of visit
ors from Slater. Glasgow and other places
were present. The Honorable A. F. Rector
made the address of welcome. W. o.
Sommers responded. A banquet was
served
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
Teachers Elect omcers.

IEIIN
Greenville. IL. Sept 1.-THE Bond Coun-
ty Teachers Association held its regular
meeting here to-day and a numbe Of the
teachers Of the county delivered addresses.
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President. II. a. Meyer. vice presi-
Miss Lucy KOonCe; secretary, Claude
man
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Receiver. Comptroller. Approval.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

TIT NbtlN u LIINb
Washington. Sept. 1.-THE Comptroller
OF the Currency to-day approved an a7pIi-
cation to organize the Third National
Bank Of GrOeSbeck. Tex. with a capital
of $4,000. The designation Of the National
Bank OF Commerce. Kansas City. as re-
serve agent for the First National Bank,
Clinton, Ok, was approved.
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SPECIAL
Washington, Sept. 1.-THE gross receipts
OF the ST. Louis Post Office for August
were S2s2.1s1. against t21sS27 in 1902 an in
crease of SiS.60j. The receipts of the Kan
saS City office were 500. 21S. an increase of
sIS.0Gl over August, 1902 The receipts at
Dallas were So, 100, an increase of S3,6OS.
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IL. +. ShieIha-

B. F. Shields reports the following
sales in Shields place during the week.
and has several more sales pending. which
will be closed the coming week:
Three lots on Crouch avenue, to Mrs.
Fannie Street for 500. Bought for an in
vestment.
Two lots on Crouch avenue. for $50, to
Mrs Hattie s. Severeis of Olney, Ill.
Bought for investment.
One lot on Crouch avenue, to Patrick
McCabe for sl30. This was bought for i'm
provement.
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Meisenbach 6 schmitn.

Meisenbach & Schmitz report the follow,
ing sales:
Cherokee street, south side. 10 feet west
Of Pennsylvania avenue, lot 5Ox125 feet.
from Adolf Dober to Joseph Knoll. for
s1.150.
Magnolia avenue, thee houses. Nnting
for SO a month. from F. Wallace to L.
Aihaus, who bought for an investment;
5000.
No. 1910 Michigan avenue, a two-s:ory
eight-room brick house, lot 25X125 feet,
from P. Osburg to c.. Troste, for 50, 400,
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the owner being represented by Charles F.
VogeL.
Nos. T701 and 1903 South Seventh street.
three double houses. lot 31xli0 feet. renting
for ST a month, for 800, from E. V.
Burger ct al. to James J.. Quinn, who
bought for speculation, the buyer being
represented by James NJ. FTanciscus &
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Awarded Free scholarship.

Nj bLIL 81 tVIAIA
Virginia. H.. SEPT. 12-William Edwards
OF rear Ashland. Ill. was awarded a free
scholarship at the State Agricultural Col
lege by the officers OF the Cass County
Farmers Institute.
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A. IL. EredericL.
Eregatef
fOllowin

A. H. Frederick's sales for the week ag-
gresated $4,000. Among them were the
following:
A nine-room fiat. substantial two-story
bathrooms. etc. No. 1875 Clara avenue.
lot 2xl2S. renting for $40 a month, and
sold from the Fair Building Company to
Mrs. Mary d. Becker, who bought for an
investment; consideration. s4,50O.
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building Permits

Patrick Short. : . Mcpherson. alter and build
addition to twC-stoT5 dwelling: Sl.eOt.
H. FCbusch. 1881 Natural Bridge, one-story
brick blacksmith sE.y: Sy44.
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The Creamery, under new management;
finest service; best of everything. COS
Washington avenue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

NlcholIs-Ritter Realty and Financial
Company report another week of active
inquiry. They also report having made
the following sales: