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Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21
ss For kvmden *
For -Srroras- Soften al Una donna J.
aniettslien al Born | 6abrifcr.
(Hcrtiat fra forrige Ro.l

5abrifinipefterer timber imaa gSrr
aniatie peb mango al bisie @arfiteber,
bpor be albeles life niaa finbes, noiatts
for glps5ursiitnins | 9pitiplp, &Obber,
5osfpr os andre siitise Stpffe, o. fol
bet ifabeltse ueo at ppbolbe fig / Der
funitis beiustebe GtmpifRre, Der er nsb.
penbis ueb Spinoius % 89pnins al
Bomnle, Gin, lib us Silfe. @anif,'
iisbeben er at Opbose benz mibt unbe,
grbeioet, os ba at bepiie at be p~irielie
or urber ben luuIiee Glber.
Gorgiitnins pec 8Ip eier, at Tan'
nerne lpsner % falber no; ben i~oraar'
lager 8linrbeb, 2ammelie os iommeti'
Der Mapeframpe, Der enSer meb 0Bbeu,
5osioricrsiitnins bier fig i Sanr paf
Eanbfjsoet, / itreffelise ganiirinser a
Senrmerrc, 2ammelIe al Saanblebbene
pip, Salpeieripre, iom bruges til 8e,l.
sisrins. fan iOraarinse oieblitfelis 8pb
Spiren iii Wunbflemme finbes / Sn
Der, lib % GelsoGrf, oct pil iiee.
oisies raa GiIitanb. 8tnnot &cbber,
arbeibere, ipm | ole mulise Snbuitrier
er 3pSelisGeben mcget flor, be Iibe,
bpppis al gseuritis eler Rerrc=Snflanl
nation.
vt ani4tte Born til Iaabanne grbei,
Der, iom be fprlfjelIise, Der Der E,
riaprt, er at forogmme benz til ct fort.
parigt, glabelpit Sin, eller iii Ell fret
felis GDb, Tom i De fleite EiliGlber pil
DC bore aio9rgelis. Meo 9iusfraiier
borte II Gars albereu, ubeu Sreniio8
baab, uoen Sreiter, er bet iielSeu 3,
leper til DC aaar 40 aur, ps Site: cit
Der ipm OF cit / Setleritarbcr, | Gan
bio, Sruttenitab euer paa S~urbrpber
barer.
8oiemiblet for Ell Gilitano Tom oennt
er ~iprtiat GsitatiouL 9~isfusiiUn. Sp
lpsnins blanpt Meuigmano ~ongaaenb'
bette ipeciele Sperssmual, iur at 3,
Stemmeberetti9epe, S%prbruserne, str'
lsibsGerrerne p9 8oraIbrenc fan fot
giuerc aabuebe for, boor garnets rett'
Ylaos ct Samiunoet; - bette er te
fsrite Sfribt til stiliuseuS S~Orbcbrin3
St Barn, Der pprer op ubeu boslie
&unbitab, uoen Sesreb ON Ret oQ
llret, ium berpucs al Smgans meb iint
eise friit anft os sOlitin ps ben nOr'
male Samierbiel meb fine Rebmenne,
tier, fOrtiust, De @ibler, bporpeb men.
neifelis &lsst uopitles Os bpatissisres.
bill uicilbarlis blipe en- Sproe baaoe 10,
fig % andre, iii Staoe for ben o~ifentli,
&c 5reo % sitterbeb. 9ette fan itfi
sientas 8 for pite. 3ait / RGtten
iom en- 5orbeorins al stilinseu, fum
mer SfUletuanssluuen, iom bsr iorlan
&c S~folesana bpereneite Dag, siennen
bet belle Sfolear. 9il Seoarelie al III
menbebeus Sclbreostilitanb pilbe Ell II,
9pp, Der ailfaffer Sarnearbcibe i Gene
m~entsbnie, psiaa pGre tieuIis.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21

I4I6. Quest. Did Congress eVs'
Pass a biz that mate The GHrH day o
.Tay a hoiiRav? Use, aVhcn ara snch d
6iU passed? UHok aUhat made that GaJ
a hohaay?
Ans; There is no national holiday
no. even the Fourth of July, and Con
gress has passed no such bill. Eacl
State has a right to determine upon tn,
days to be set aside as holidays, and tc
pass laws to such effect. The United
States would, no doubt, observe it's day
of independence, as by common consent,
even if no legislative action had beer
taken; as it is, the Fourth of July is q
legal holiday in all the states and in the
District of Columbia.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21

Wrs. Maria Sebiorb, 'pm nDIis er
bpo / Yreiuria, Spo airita, FOREIGNER
Smtale for fin @irtiumbeo iom 9turie
unoer mango fpritelise 9iIfaar. gun
bespnbte ium irtuilie Rurie / Gn9taub,
unoer &plera.G pibemien / 1866, %
lammsn meb jim Ranb ppreitebe Gait
2onbOn Spipitnl for aoinber % 8srn.
@fter lin Maubs SBb reiite bun pnts
firing / Stalien ps Snbien, altib inters
esieret / be 2ibenbc % Isotrpfte, os
ba Sub Gfrita fpm inc uuoer @ns'
lambs Resierirs, nebiatte bun zig Der
ipm Solpaiit % 5armer. 8uiusret
peo Spernes Spitano / 1880, Opbplot
bun fig nusle aur / england. men rel.
le after tilbase til Spb Sirifa, bppr
benbss Siem / ben iipite Sris anpen
Gang bleu BSelagt. Set bar taulte life
iaa miberlist, at bun unber bisie @ria'
ringer blep en- srtlGret Ropaliit bsr'
bprte; bog arbeibebe bun iuris for Sp'
rsttslien al "1rauspauI EDUCATION
Union" us tilise for 0prctteIieu al en-
&atfe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sarmsrfplsr
iur Soerbsrn. Mtrs. Se6iorb par
ipaolemmet % liosu ai Sart, men bao'
be flor upbVIcrnbep, ipm notion irsm.
saar al beupes baabrise 2sbebane.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21
I sommerOarmen er Sc bebrt a.

3 Commencement er Sc bebIt al
bore members. iaa meget Tom mnligt.
8sSen Dor belit pGre 8rsniager al
forifieaige SIass inmt 5ruat. 9iso.
mao bsr BELT unOpGres, ialinIb burbe
aiso en- Sang ON 0asen bore alt.
Tom trGnges al set SIags. Eli Drift
fe er ingen ling beore no 2emonaSe,
Sar man anleOnin8 BERTH. er oct bro
at tage iig ct BAD buer Dag. Sm Rat'
ten bsr man pogte Jig for Sr9f. 81
iiloent Wapcbinb afoGraer mdnger
Spgoom, iom man ellers fan bore
u6iat for ON Sommererl.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21
Sorfalifet 6ulo.

SttSuIb, Der bru8ss nj 6arrttrs, o. paa s~psiIslos
% stutor uHm,T. tr tttt oQt, SlobsuIh. men Ct en-
sIuHbtus Of srOua % sp,Irr. Stt Itausr boz ,aa
graRaiOtIil bet Gstt, at ruH iaa Weurs3trr Tan 's 5or.
fisltn. 6orat tuHHt Iius mt lem BEN Qet, Sefstisr
9IapsetttsT 90 Be- HaHss S'itrItsHtagtr. tom tIbpess
ior otn hp0rai sE'rIt tHo0s tr oubrast tpmHs 90.
fs,is''jIaiisr. nsa mon Iagss Marie TIL at be prloais
'Stanie' oDFE JiaHssaIitH ct Hbrubt atIaa ole an.
eTt bUts Ss latter Srs paa E,rss SsIbrse. 9tu
Hgts bar en- Rcforo eaa 80 aar al SsIbrsbslisr a. iaa.
eaHut spaeUmms ION aodlnt. SpiRHsIbsS. guHb.
isss Sopsep;Rt. SGIsbrIRbsu, Ist dorAsisIi. aus.
ptpNa % WaIarta. Seller % aEIbtspsHiaasr. Spis
tt alars bar prsost ben for ioO sier be; ,Sae.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21
itnber en- fprterc Iciic IfaI set prrc

~retteit at Iaoe bore at paife @niigtet.
Geriom man ipnes, set life eaar an
at laSe set sanffe bore, til mon bar
naaet &eiiens MaaI. mer, MAJ puifc
aniigtet unoerpeis, iaa bsr Set ON
mtIigt bore oarn1t gano, Tom bennt.
tes, meo SRbe til. gfterpaa ifpner
man gnii9tet al mes Ilnfent eller emo.
og folot Sano. 9eriom Ser life er
be0t Barb tilgi9ngeligt, fan man
5iGIpe iig meS at isie libi Ilfobol I'll
Set folSc 8at0.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21

Gmifeffer paa Ssi iiernes peb at
opffe Dem til meb ct tpft Sag Salt,
iom Oerpaa aiennemblsoes meo &c.
m%oniait, o. Ssiet breoes ITO | SoIen
for at blcge$. @r life e II 3oiiS al
Bette rof, ina ifal man ialfalo life be.
bsoe at onoenoe SburOtingen mere
emo en- Gang til.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21
Gr CIT tprteflasies @aifiue.

Spmaifinen "6usuennen", iom ieg mObtOg
for Ell 5 Maaneber liben, er lbet tuiul Ell fsrite
flasies Maifire; ben er baaoe iOlib og ben Og
ben gier ubnlerfet gOOt arbeiOe; ben CT fllbt
iaa GOD iOm nOgen Ntaifine for $50. slae, ion1
puifer en- Spmaifine, tan ipare fig minbit $25
ueb at fipbe "6usuennen". Sragt 70 Gents.
Ole M. GbriitianiOh Staulep, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21

9afcpletter paa 8orbOugen blioer
man al meS pco at gnioe Dem goSt
inb meo pulpertieret gorar % iao
itrdmnte Ssipt ooer en- golle % belize
fogeuOe 8ano oper. Samme Srem.
gan8smaaoe benpttes, ON Der bar pG.
ret ipilOt Sbe poa Iaisen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21
Nrcaner o. SplbrpnSt fan nihip

Srcgner o. SolbrpuOt fan afbiGl-
pes peN fslsenoe 9eyanoling, iiges
Der: Ger lupcs Ell 9lon0ing al 1 Del
Samnica Hitm og 2 Gele 2emoniait,
% meh Oenne bpnfes anii8tet bper
aiteu. Hum pirfer iom eli tonic"
for Slt0er, % 2emoriaften sisr Den
lpiere. Geriom Saften benpttes ale.
nc, fon Get beube, ben ipioer ben SUD,
Iom er sm.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21

glanflit poa tort Sd aF9iRlpes
oeS at pubic Ssiet bel al meo en- 8ile
fugtet meo Serpeutin. gfterpaa ben.
scS Rloeeet rS / fri 2rit en- Sturo,
iaa er set life Ietse, isr Den 5erpen-
tiniugten er borte.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21
SmaaSlnf.

en- mubis &utnbe. - @iis
Caroline s. Milcr al Gbicaso, ct nps
fig peuot tilbaae fra fin treble Reiie
runbt Sprben. Sun reiite sanite ales
ne, upen 9isner, us flyer, at Mob us
en beitemt Sptraoen ijfrebe benoe ouer
aft COB Sebanolins.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21
Smdafulfct ipneS babe en- MI

Snraafulfct ipnes babe en- uimoS'
itaaelig Sr1ng til at arapc i SorSeu
% isIe iis til. s bette burOe De iaa'
niot mltIig bape i'm 5riGeb, set ipnes
at nGre Nat,irers Sr0en, % man ier
life mtOet, enc at set befommer 0cul
bel. @to Dem iinpIe alGOer paa %
INo Dem imsre Jig til al Siertens 2pit.
Ser blir ditto en- lt0oei til at paIfe
SGcn al, raar De ifal / Seng.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21
@amlc 2aaener fan brinaes til

bare aoitiaig lPngere eno ellers, Ser
JON man flsoer Dem neSeiter Dti0ten
og ioa ipr Dem iammen igien meo
Doertanterne penSte in6aO. Get bli.
Der On ~nsbuenoigt at IGtte 5aIo paa
Dc npe 9Ncrfantcn, og Get pil osiaa
iilrbeS ticnli9t at fante Sjsrnerne ct
Ear Sommcr ill beggc Sioer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21

Srpfen Gnua 9anielicu, Seitprerinbe
af Stpdbplm Gthenauur, ben itprite
sfpIe for Giser i Suerise, bar uaret i
Chicago paa i'm &unoreiie i DC Serene.
be Stuter. 5rpfen 9auielien tom fer
til 9anbet iom fit 9anbs Rsprai'ntant
ior at ioretage en- unberipselie ai ames
r~ifdnife Colleges Us llniperltster.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21

1414 CD: I. On bar "conteiteb"
min SoutcitcdN. NJ Snnrn Iinoer MI |
Sterilization III GfpiereIir. 3 SilfRTec
h1r biuSer. Tor han Nct iii mine "Sm'
rroocmcnts". inaiom Slfeuc % 8ierhe?
San ico FIRTH famine bcrfra?
.. Z SiffrToc ica tabor I RnT6tns
ton. fan ieu fere min Sdu tI SsicItcret?
8, Sois tabt for aoot. fan leo to8e
2drS paanpt ifGee SomsitcdSIcorn?
Guar: 4. sc tan tpttc Sus Us 8jrr'
he fra Sanbst, iuSsu ben annen Bart
bar facet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES paa san'
bet.
2. Spis Se tuber peb 2Guotunturet !
@aibinR.pu, fan De nppclrre til Subres
miuiitercu, Der har ben fbite afeisrcIfe,
bpno ben uSbnCuoc @reu al Resirriuaeu
unsnar. Sois &C usiaa taber Der, fan
Te auIGear sag for SumituIcne, men
ftsh Then llSiigt til at uiupc, % bet oit9c
tpfte iGrbcIcS rteaet. III.
3. DC piIne fuunr tuae mt Some
ftcao uubcr 2upen nf Ste Suut 1900, bpis
9eres Ret til bet fsritc bar fpr'Stlnt fsr
ben Sntp. 2igtIeSes uu6cr Sisie anSre
SmitGuhiabener otter Sepnricmentsts
g%eitcmmeIier.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21
aaben ~Rorreiponoancc'

prrc-sroa-nrT nerre crFncfina hefbnres al
srAscFrfrrre q. n. vceues, Weortectoee. Wtru-
"a ecSr rrtk. erehffnr. &te.
ersrnsmnei Gro Werfcnrr. fcrr TIE osaieer
Ere r0,re I'll eeArftirrer. hefrnres TIE.
ersrcrre heNee 1ffatte tine Grsruefuadi ! 81
Tart % tnAetf6t Erfea.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21

SlieSnsen paa aisffenboroet po.
rer meget IHngere. mar Der nnocr
ben lRgses en- EpffeIie ieigt Raftepa.
Dir.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21

1915. g.: Ser bar en- TrtiteG
~9cenrn6 Soften" for outtrert ct Gar
itheu ON en- IbfteIia SpHnSer. elmer
Stcoeuion fra 8eSfcIS, Q. Sa. Ser
fortaItcS. at hans CpinbeIic bar en- nh
Sort "ganiI &ouh". San Soften" iige
MIG, on ban III 8ntcut pad ben, oa
hpor rtcoct Serge sen iuSbrdgte oens
Spfmoer?
Srnr: "7ccprubs gpteu" heb life ans
bet mn suaeu. cub bpaS Der bIcp mcbscIt
| pmbuu6.e0r Stuffe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21

Spbnsser Sritemet; fpISer aarsrue
NIB rist. rent Blob. eier Rrato %
aoiuSer iunHe. Surooet SIpoo Sitters.
8 etboert Apotbct
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21

Splptpi, iom life er sraoeret, FOL.
oeS iioen 8anifeligbeS blanft pc0 at
proieS al meo SoDremel.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21

Gaar ben rpbe 8orboms paffes, bsr
oer fsies liot 9orar iii 1aifepanoet. !
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21
ispr WeaIene flippes, aier mon b

| at boINe Dem en- Climb | parmt
gan6. Oilers er be ofte iaa fisre, at
De briiter paa urette Steo os Slip.
ningen blir uiepn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21

1417. Sp.: 5bor nreset toTter en-
arage Sergcuieu 8iHc / Rorge % Gpor
flor er Sragteu?
Spar; @i fan for EiebIiftet life gipe
tiIfreOsfileuoc Spar bsrpaa. angaaen.
be Sragtsn bgr sc fripe til ct camp
f~fibsiG.ftab. Ter er Usinn SuIb pua @e.
DRrrr - 25 3rueert af SGrbteu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21

60 Mtliuurr Ssubsr Scrpiin bro.
(ucere0eS / De EoreneSe Stater / itoite
6tifa!oar, % 0err1e Masie DIE %
Oells 8ipro0ufter m0bpu9te 500 Nil.
lloner QOlars.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21

T4aI. Quest: GFVe some informal
hoa In ,.sard to he y. S. Meyy. epe-
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21

1920. Sp.: Seq ienSts BILLET til en-
RaHS, iom ie8 life babe sect, fihcu ban
bar 7 Gar 9Gmmel. Ru er BAN %.
TiU SIngtuirge itrco life uoget ON, at
ban lie bar al right, men bet bier
fig, at ban life bar Billie euer SprftarS
til at rHRre rig ieIb. San I'M De, iout
Iob BAN ilippe ilaro, gieres ~anIoarIiae,
og bocm faI jsg beuocuOe mig til?
spGr: Sois Der / bet belle er npset at
siSrs peo SaseR, bpnS ri amer for tpil.
TENT, oil Ss faa Seftsb peb at tiIna-e
n. 2 SHreau Of Smmisrntiuu, &rb.
mstpu, 2. 6.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21

141s. Sp.: Seq kasbc en- Sster
Roras. som oGoe SlIeu / 1902 % cfters
IGoer tHgen Ssru iom aroingcr. Sea bar
mi tomTct til &7moitrb ON. at bcnSes
gtrno bouoe forie9t I mango Ior at uoers
tale beHoe til al qioc fit GooS bort I'll
PauSeus @robcriGn. TOM blru life BET
ntnoihc pdr / SIGat til. Eilitbit gao hun
otter. Scitomentet bIeo qiort noqIe g&an,
iteoer Tor benocs 800. Seg bar fnat @rst
FRA Sot h%ienuneirn, iom ticnbte 6enSes
Slitano. 9e tiger, at 5un giF I Barn.
BONNER, ba bun oor Uber SO War am
urI. Set fan bentGrfss. at benS~s WorS
bGooe teftameuterst fit @ooS til Idmmc
Serfon for mango Gor then. San lea Ct.
ter ber,norifc Cop siGe ct IunSart Feito.
nerte ughIoiGt eIer ci?
Spnr: Bet berUr pei Snu SmIteubio.
beberue. StriU til en- Sugfgrer / 1uro,
us ruubfBr Sen meo BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-21

1419. Gp.: S0cm itaL iea bcrbeuSe
mig til for at IRre OF fUtcerafere? Or
Der nogen 500 paa 8Orf / GmsriFa.
Pcrnf mnn Fan IGrc SOtoaraferiuQ?
SuGr: gt bar life Bsrt um uuseu irio
Bog. 9et bcSite er pe at tase ct brat.
tif aurfus hos en- SOtugraf.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-08

The real estate department of the Mis-
sissippi Valley Trust Company reports that.
notwithstanding the extremely had weather.
business last week was very satisfactory.
having closed sales amounting to $4,000.
The demand for houses and flats for rent
Is largely in excess OF the supply. which
fact accounts for the increasing movement
in residence property.
The Mississippi Valley Trust Company re-
ports sales follows:
From Benjamin O'Fallon, a. feet ON the
east side OF Main street by depth Of ~
feet inches to Commercial street To eli
ent, the consideration being $4,000.
az Inches on the east side of Main street
sideraton being $1,000, the seller being rep
resented in this transaction by Mothtt x
Franciscus.
The Mississippi Valley Trust Company al
81 reports the sale of 81 feet the east
line of Frort street by a depth OF 81 feet
inches TO Commercial street. from 4eorge
II. Taylor 10 a client. the constellation he
ing SiN.CDp the Seller being represented by
the Joseph =. Wayte Real Estate Company.
The inquiry Toy suburban property contin
ueS. particularly for property in East over
land Park and in that beautiful subdivision
this company sold two lots last week. lot
II in block To a client FOR 500 ard 1ot -
of block to John \. Tompkins for $3.50
These two lots together have a. frontage Uf
2I5 feet ON the east side OF Verona avenue.
and IL H. the intention of the purchasers 10
immediately improve with substantial frame
residences
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-08
LIQUOR STILL SOLO
IN HOUSE CAFE
Law Prohibiting Sale of Intoxi-
cants Apparently Ignored at
National Capitol.
NO PENALTY FOR VIOLATIONS.
Doubt Also Exists Regarding
Proper Authorities to Enforce
80 the Rider TO the Imminra-
ton Bill.
The Republic Bureau.

iftn St ana PENNSYLVANIA ave.
Washington March Drinks are still
sold al the House end of the Capitol and
there are no evidences of any intention to
cease. The glasses were there yesterday as
usual and'one could have whatever he asked
for the same as in former times before the
proviso on the immigration law forbidding
such sales The answer is made that no
notice has been given the proprietors of the
House restaurant to discontinue the sales
The proviso of the law is comprised in
the thirty-fourth section and is expressed
in two lines:
That no intoxicating liquors of any
character shall be sold within the limits
OF the Capitol of the United States"
NO. penalty for violation of the law is
provided. and while penalties ARE designat-
ed for the violation of other parts OF the
immigrat ion law. 1t Is thought TO be a uues-
ton whether the new provision will prove
eHectiVe- 1t seems almost certain that
lawyers and Judges will have, to struggle
with the law to determine whether any
means can be found to prevent the sales
and enforce the statute
Inc Rouse restaurant is under the direc-
ton OF tire Speaker and TIE COMMITTEES on
fuohc bulicfnss and Grounds. but since the
adjournment OF Congress there is no Speak
er and there is no Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds
me clerk OF the House is the head officer,
and II anybody at the Capitol has authority
80 erect , the cessation OF liquor sales 1t is
iis. ms conoltion Will prevail for the next
n,ne months unless by some development of
aHa1rs an extra session of the House should
/ become necessary. O
Either the Speaker or the Public Ruild-
lngs committee in years gone by could have
stopped the sale of liquors in the House
restaurant at any time had they 81; desired
The Senate authorities desired ii to cease ar
their eng. and the rule was observed
some senators We're informed Yesterday
nod H.. -
and expressed Indignation President Roose.
vet signed the act March 3. and it went
visions regarding naturalization which hill
not become operative for ninety days.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-08
Hcur, Hicmenx Realty Co.

Henry Hiemenz Realty company reports
the following sales:
Lot Oh north side u Hawthprpe boule-
ward. west of Compton avenue IN Compton
Heights. s.Nl13. TO alley. owned by l..
Gaupel. was sold for $500 To Louis Stock
strohm. who will erect Il handsome resi-
'ence there to conform to the restrictions
of the subdivision and he an ornament 10
that locality. Storm Il Parish assisted in
the negotiations
Lot on California avenue. east side. eN-
tending from Shenandoah To Victor street.
l!2Xl2.: to a-foot alley. owned by An
heuSer-B Busch Brewing Association. was
sod for N.eS 10 the Merchants Ice and
Coal Company. who propose to erect such
buildings as are planned for the general Of
flee and headquarters of that company.
No. 30 North Main street. substantial
reconstructed business building with ele-
water and mod business requirements
lot sl',i' by lf2, 20, to an alley. owned by
Charles CAM. was sold 10 client of the
Henry Hi,menz Realty Company. who
bought for an investment
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-08

Albert T. Terry K co. report very salts
factory weeks business, and sales agsre-
eating So. Az. as follows:
One hundred feet on Thirteenth street.
west side. between Market street and Clark
avenue. by 40 feet deep. through 10 Center
street. from the trustees of the Christian
College in China of New York to client OF
the Mississippi! Valley Trust Company. who
expects TO US. the property for improvement
purposes. for $1,000 cash
Also 20 feet of ground on the east side 81
Seventh street. Just north Of Barry street.
tlnprt we'd with flats front and rear. renting
for $500 year. from John Wilson ct al. Of
Omaha. Neb.. client OF Meisenbach *
Schmidt. to ]. J. Knox. for SEQ cash
No. lilo North Eighteenth street. three
story. ten-room brick on lot 2ixl01 feet rent
ing FOR so month. from s. Y. Monks af
this city. TO Accommodating Realty Com
pany, for $3.50
Nos. 1879 South Seventh street. two
buildings, arranged tenements. on lot :;1y
rs feet. J. J. Knox and wife. to tn Board of
Education of the City of ST. Louis for $50
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OPERATED A BUCKET SHOP.
Weare Commission Company of
Chicago Fined 800.
REPrBLIc Special.

frirceton. ILL.,. March THE Weare Com
mission Company of Chicago was found
guilty In the Circuit Court here to-day. of
conducting business where deals were
taken on the Chicago Board of Trade with
no prospects OF delivery. Judge Brown
placed the fine at 500
The Weare Commission Company was in
dicted by the Grand Jury OF Bureau Coun-
~ at the February term under the law
against ucSet-shops. In the indictment the
names of the officers were not mentioned
to bring the company into court
When the case was called the company
made a voluntary appearance: The State
were placed on the regular Board of Trade.
but held there was gambling because the
purchasers did not contemplate delivery.
One witness testified he was worth but
$500 and had purchased an option on 800
worth of grain. The company asked for an
appeal. 1t has local branch. with pri-
vate wire, In Princeton.
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AGENTS REPORTS.
NfcbnIls-ns,,~

me Nlcholls-Ritter Realty and Financial
Sompany report very active week the
h ueHanq Tor business and residence proper-
" having increased very materiaIJv T'boy
Sloseu the sale OF one of the most promi-
kEfSent corners on Washington avenue being
y.This property has a front age of liz foot 81
2,nches on the north line OF Washington ave.
ns r, ny iepth of l32 feet on the west line
r9i fliteenth street and running through TO
b Lucas avenue The property was owneS
es3y Isaac n I,ionberger and sold 10 Henry
~ me property is improved by a business
. t.el situated on the western 80 feet and
Z occupied by the st Louis carbonatIng COM
5pahy. Inc eastern 60 feet 81. inches are
y occupied by three three-storv stoue. front
ssresidenceS THE lis feet We're purchased bv.
Vii, n 10 about four years I'd and.
rrhwSilh lhe improvements erected by him ,Ipou
1 9ne western portion OF the plot. cost him
lsssh,fs man Sloo.ooo for the entire property
It.n indication of the rise I'm values an w.
Sngtoh avenue, the purchaser was offered a
prom OF 200 9 front foot. or $4,000. before
INC transfer of the property was made This
gprSposiiion. however. was declined :.
n, Nos SEl-25 Walnut street situated nm
fioc,t gSy iee e. neing two two-story bricks.
!, S S,ttu IN me block just west OF Union
y S.suoi, sold Tor account of C. o. Wood.
sisso sa1 70 Ges,rge Nicol for si25Oo cash.
SssM alnut street between Twentieth and nd
w ss,ny irst streets; from Henry Rhode TO
sssia Se rn OF Nicos- Ritter Realty and Finan,
kHeu by the Mercantile Trust COMPANY Tbis
EJfoperty was sold for s1OOO0 'is
~ Also sold n piece OF property on the sor,h
ILL snd OF alarket street between Twentieth
Esnd IWenty-frst streets being No s,,a
kfniarket street. lot 25x143 feet inches. oId
<Ior account Of August Harter. who was
kTnpresented, by the Griffin Realty camns WAS va!
s. ne property W, Was purchased BY Walter r,
Also sold a block of ground for s3o az .or
"a enent through, the Mississippi Valiey
Efrrust Company for the Terminal Railroad
Sso, n particulars of which will be given
Also sold for account of Rosalina Iaco,,
" 1; .. Pugh i0-foot lot on the north line
Eoi Pine street just west OF Fifteenth. with
isontage on Fifteenth street OF thirty.
a., 80 lee' ana fronting on an allsy seventy
Pine street and 2G-209 North Fiftsenth
street. This property was purchased as an
investment, and the buildings ION II will he
remodeted bS.tEe purchaser and put in bet
4cr copqltion than they have been for years
ms properly being so near Olive astret is
also report the sale from Nellie, ]. Reid
20 Margaset +. Sobolewski of the fiat build
ing. No. d024-26 Horton place lot IS feet 6
1nctes front by 1S fet deep for "a. 49, The
property is composed OF two nats. renting
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TO INSPECT THE COMPANIES.
Colonel Ewert Is TO Report COndi-
ton of Illinois Militia.
REPCRLIC SPECIAL

Springfield. Ill. March Under direction
OF Adlltant General Smith Colonel Theo-
core Ewert. Assistant Adjutant General
departed to-day for Arcola. Newton. Mat
loon. Mount Vernon. bingham and Olney
Ior the purpose OF making critical exami-
nation or the companies. of the Fourth In
in those cities =
Colonel Ewert will also inspect all public
properly reported unserviceable by the COM
mandlnE onicers Of the companies named
and viii. recommend disposition Of same
C GHon completion OF the duties assigned
Sol4nel EWert Is directed to return to
Adtntant General :" ''e
Honorable discharges from the military