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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Charles F N"<sl reports the following sales:
NJ. iici Norih I.unaTd avenue tvD-sio-y
h'ick dwelling. containing xix ToJnlS. -; -5slI5
feet sold for S. So. fr.ru G-osg- = he-na 10
=, har'it ko-rI.t. vh. bought Tor a home.
No. siiS south S-y-rfh street tvgl-stury brick
cSeliing. containing SIX rooms. 1T -lxiis feel
sid for se-s9. from international Zeal E.-tats
ana lfuPro'"rn company to ,'ors- L-rii>t.in
yno bought f,r hc-Ii.-
No i9is East Park place in Hr,iitm ut. -
one-Siory frame dwelling Il fv- g..alS. lot -5x
liS feet SOLD for N.5-s. from Norwood 7. Nof-
singer 20 James A McSri,!-. who bought q. a
I-a-eholi. No. i;il Blair avenue. tvo->tary
h-tck hoGs". Containing store and six rooms.
lot esSi-7i-. ~Jld tor 8. ~ frum Mr.. tsr,fiH-
Wi-h"n To- EivsrI T-SchA-. who buU=hi foE
Investment
No. ss+b SchoHslI place. ora-St1ry frame
dwelling % four rooms 10, oxii9. s9id fer 81
from Charles : L-wis to John ". Judy. vho
purCha a.i for a home
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
Agents. REPORTS.


mercantile Trust Compsny which 20
po1ed an unusually long lis, ~ szI.s lac,
hS again this week made q number q,
ssen sa'ss. and reports the las, v..L 10 h,..
very active On. n ia re.I 80, "s
nsrt y. nA.inE bad a crater inquiry ~ Mn.
1,r M nay inquiry. together .iiS ~. nSoI-'1-
rrnp.v 5..In ,an OF The city and tho sa-i.-ar.,,r,
s,'s ai. dspartrn~nf 10 sn,ioin.r. y W. ,.s, al
I'm 81, IN real estate 'f'
sre y SeeS and which IL is at iheftv 70 IN,
Fsst Frsnri;. corner of Tventy-s.oona ard
hon rs Strk building. with stores On tn. m,
er,y facing on sso,.: also tenement prop
ha. hhaorss McGor,ck Tor slaaS NJ M,S1ns. ,%r
a grocery s,ors cor1sr hI, for nun5~r e ye.rs
x,bia,II in,Hstt ne purchaser vas Val vnasI - IL
ves,uen. IVA company. who bought as an in
1T Ihs :. Mercantile Trust companv r.,,,,s .,,,
eorn,y of DeIn,ar and walton az .ss nar,hNesi
Kt.ney B1..d r. dAfeKlnn.y f6n1y gses.den, Of the Nc
last week. but. by rsauesf % -, ssie ,ii wa report
q, ,a1tsction ia were sithheld until the pssssxe
mos. -.ecessssi.y IN $, ,NfS,nney Linn has operated
~ ~. tns owner Of iarxe amount Of nrores.Yi an
corner NbEes IS e.sfTnS s improvements on mi.
NSrtheast corner OF Blair and O'Faiion street.
f.r,t as,r us,ng snS & consisting Of store. on thc
f Love 10. SfG.ss Sf s0r;sn s ts5 Gea.s
purchased the property and made s1,s reeently
provement-. converting it into bu.i..e.a w., IN
y: aiNr which he effected a ive-year lea.. a.
xg per year Mr.. Lowe purchased as an IN
No. ?sis Sullivan avenue. a modern ,,o-s,,r,.
olck ouiid!nS arranged fats Of fou- rooms
ana path downstairs. and fve rooms and -
upstairs. occupying lot sxi3s between P,sf,i -
ano Ishnev.nter. in Lindell place sold for ~.
MsI.d MN.nasaI Rsal sst1te Company TO George A.
k3t on east side Of JeHe-son avenu. e,,,,b
OF Minflebaeo street 25xss feet, sold So- Geo..
aiet DERBY nf NinreapcI.s MINI. for ss. -
John B. Williams. who will erect a moierD ~
two-story nat on the lot
,,!L Los on walton avenue. between Deinar and
On the vest linz Of Walton. by a depth * Is,
-. go ior HANNAH Duryea for s.. e31.e5 to
yonn X I-anfgan. who will erect q r1oiern
couple hat on the lot: on which work has al.
T. Lot on Indiana avenue. in Aliens addition
irontin- g feet inches the east lire ~ In
S,ans Avenue by depth OF 1,s feet beirs. be-
tween Ann and Shenandoah avenues sold ycr
George W Allen a, 90 per foo, cash o- 81 ala
70 Wfn- Dempsey, who will erect a modern "a;
The Mercantile Trust Company also report.
the money market TO be easv and to have made
= a number OF loans and large number OF re-
n hexaIs OF existing leans during the past week
al low rates Of interest
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Women

VITO have the care of children and house
hold duties find the drain upon their
vitality so great that they very often
become nervous wrecks. This loss Of vi
tahty causes headache, backache, Sleep
1eesness. frrftabflity. anxiety. etc. and
frequently results in various forms of
female weakness.
When you feel tired and worn out. take
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

The tnd-rscn-Srocse Realty Company rePp-t
tn, following sales.
Sold for The stanford Investment Company
to Mary Gri.v.s Mitchell. $40 is5'A. az ard
t's.i 'nrs svenu-- tw''-st'-ry 'iouhl- briek
six ru1m- each lot =>is. hringin, an income
u Sl-s5' yearly. consideration. siiIa-
sid for ). f'r.I Bc-t=.T to Charles II.
tvo-Ftory bricE huiiIias. consisting - w"
rix-ruprr fsts baths and furnsc~< bringing an
iIc-4Iie - $40 yearly: bot elxi-. cofisii-retrf.
Hi.hIe
sold for Conrad IIet~hit 70 Carl Ernst. NJ.
9..a North N.~s;.ad avenue. a tso-stoTy trick
h'iilfins Of two fats of four and five ~ sriis:
Sold for the Heston Investment Company 20
Sylvester Watts. No. 500 Mcmillan avenue.
tSo-strTv brick building of two fst< ~ five and
six rooms each baths and furnaoes bringing
an income u sI.oSi yearly; lot 1cyIi5: ss.ss,-
wooiley 4 Fish represented Mr.. Watts
low. No li5. North Nineteenth street. two
story brick dwelling. lot z1yi... S.5S- M->srs.
wooIIey & Fish repres-nted Nr. Smyih.-
Sold for I~titia 81. NorrhinStcn and Mary
I. Green. the nor-hwes, crrr.r Of Kings High
vav boulevard and Cote BriIiiart-. lot .s4xI-s
feet: consideration So SO To Jacob Mo-b-rser
Sold .or Mary ririsyes Mitchell 20 the stan
ford Investment Company. the SputheaSt corner
o: Minerva and Belt avenues. lot is2XteS: also
avenues lot SKIES. consideration E.s5s Rnt-
ledge 4 Fitzpatrick represented The stanford In
ve>tnent Company
ger. lot i"ni2s m. south sid. Of Mcdonald
avenue. be;ween Spring and Gu-tine avenues:
consideration. Sl..J.
Sold for Carl Ernst 70 Aaoipil Krsuse. 10. 80
XIX the south S:-e Of ElaIn- avenue 20
feet east OF klernrI street. consideration sl.ss
Sold for II VI HenncSsv OF NartOon m 10
the north side OF cote EyirIiaute Ay.r1a h.
tween Goodfeilow and Hamilton avenues
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Meisenbach & Schmitr.

no~ch q scaHi'z reooE, the following
10: -xiS fee, on the no--a sid- .. Wyoming
s,.ces. between Louisiana and A-kan-s. ave-
"a from / T. Evers TO r. p Knopr so-
~; e--h TeNzs avenue a one-s,orv brick
cNeiLrs three rooms. stable and shad. Iot
e,SaI.. .. from II Koch . \ ~. Hann~. Tor
No zic5 bismarck street a sogbl. .uo-s-o-v
hIlch N front and a t~o->,o-y brick in the
SSc. tnt -nle'. renting At "a p~r month r.o-s,
'v,n Wes,efinayer TO a client FOR s. sT.l
los OF chs west side Of south Rrcatvsy 10
SNeen MARION and Carroll s,-e~;S syx,f; f-s-
;ro-n ;,s X II oberhaus TO the Ro.sch .Sarpe- at,s
VII fapc: company. tos ra,n This Ia. sG
lois she nrIn. present location and .h~y in
tena 70 Immediately erect q ma!e-n hu..o.s.
nnilcins which wifi he u.ea IN addition 70 rhe
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Br-v<t"--Auiss Building Cc Two ,vc-s.Sry
dwellings rsssis Botanical. S..-o0
ufstca b-cs Co. fvc-stoEy warehouse. IL
- : S-cont- s+e."s-
William koschig. tso->tory stable. 1875 Ann:
Convent 81 Good shepherd ,vo-stcry ia-n-
.rv. s>0C Gravci<. Sl.ss
Peter Gundlach. tvo-s;ory dwelling. Iiii PEN
ros-. 500.
rhe.ter- otto tVO-s;ory dwelling. ilei Rus
sell: &.s59.
Miss Mclaughlin. ,~o-s;orr dwelling sra
Mur,iOcs: 5.3fs
Louis Hack. tvo-s,ory dwelling. iI3i ST
Louis: s.. ~s'-
q 4. Decker. one-ssory dwelling Ssn Ore
e1a. sl.1s.
a Mcleod. oae-story dwelling. ss-5 Nag
aoiI1.
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Real Estate Transfers.


c9:ner Minerva. ;ss, s IN. W. sem
Bs iw Jane. se.nsI M,ess sn S.s si:g
cook-s n; : :: being 50, 70 t,seA
H-nf 60, 90 to Nsry 6. sii;chsii-~. d. IL
GANocs Gan; @ r: III in. rs, n 5. ss.. fIoriss.n, ,
zerva.. deceased. and husband. by
,rI.,ss. 70 iSssph Horemeyer,;., q
HASMErr-Ss r. SS Euc.;a;
wife to Jess. G. H:li and wife.w: j. :.
ISpIANs..s T; 81. In; e. s;; 5; bet AZ, Am
george ". Allen and wife to wm
Dempsey. d ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l..
J.SrAEr y AZ 49, T. in ~ s,s ses VI, ".
Michael Sslie. 10 Anna John-N- d. 1.
J1SEaRYxYs si.. sI,, S,, II, ,. sSs,s l e @ ksssr
10 Rudolph Gloss ami gifs-w. d.
iAcLEpE.@ # n. :. being ss.s to
cSiidre-. % ami vic 10 Vt Esnme:.sn Rat
''ou<Ssny-v- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MAGN3LIA.. n. n, :. s-t B-annon
GrOss and rise to Mary Hol,man-w
Ni:wSrE,D-s5 It.. :. 3. bel; K.pn.c,v l.
and Msfh,i. city 6,oes ss.: p. \.
Grisvold and wife TO Rober, II Brown
paTrIs6NIEs;;,. an stsslE; n; s.; ,;;;,s; L.
and Edwards citv block ty.s: John
sara'i and wife 10 John Tunisi and
RaNpoLPH-ss II. /. 8 ssia. ~;
Randolph. civ block I9..: ,;,oo.r EeiI
oy Public Aduinistrator. 10 Georxe
Hruska-admr. G.-............. .,
RCSSELLcsS u. n. .. bet, Ml..issippt
and McSAir- city block ISs. William
II Allen and wife to Joseph Su,ter-
sEEsiDAN-S n, $. being .s.i
RYAN and husband to James Hem
rERRY-so Il; n :. ,-'a;--i5i- s.; t.ci,d al -
kinSs highway. cit. block sassB: Al
frer Boyle to Amelda " Twelke-
TERRf-,5 IT. n. = bet Euclid and
hlnSs highway. city olosk s4ssB: Al
frea Boyle TO Amanda NJ Twriker-
w q --..--------------.-.--...
1ERRf--s f. n s. bet Euclid anil
kings highway. city block s;s;E. G
n Dudley 70 Amanda NJ Twcikes-
C,c- Il -.---.-.....---.........-
wARREN-3I n. 6 in. h.,n, ,;-.
warren. city block HOSE; Henry =
Beinke and wife to William FOlxer-
WILLIAM-ioo #. " $. south Of Nat
nsai Brics. road. city block &sIsA:
Profitable Realty Co TO William Tn.
VERNON IT.. n =. being sass-sl ve-.
non. city block .l5.: Robert G. Youse
and wife 10 Elizabeth A. Berry 7. =
=. being lot 70. north ~'
east gunner Ridge. city block .SDSW.
80 n In. = :. Clayton. bet sarah
and Boyle. city block SO: = II, n
Division. bet Nineteenth and Tvn
tieth- city block 1853. $ II. n. .. Dick
son. bet Twe=ty-second and Ci.ary
city block is5.: Michael Saiter 10 Wad.
II. Bush-w. d. Observation-Disclosures.
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NcMenamy Bro,hers.

, .sns'u, McAenamv oi McM.nsrly Brothers
u,yh .,s ,n- sais nf tho snutheast corner Of
ntsn anu WASH streets. lot s,yig9 ir-ifrry.-i
=, IN i, three-story brick buildings: renting .ar
S--p psr year. purchased a an iuye~trn-r. r.,
,ssn .,teet has lately become quit. a husir.-~
IT. "'ousnIare number Of iarRs buildings hsv-
inx recently been erected on the s,ree,
Nos 1.ee and liz North Flsy.,,h s-r.s. Ii.
i5.. rsr,;I improved vi,h -uc-s,ory brick buii,
80 uhk Tor ~ n~r month. >old a. an in
1sche. for 3 Too 1'"ti '-'a'e "f II n
Fifty fee, on >,,-,h Ia.
Of Prairie avenue. 10 ~i,.n, stre'- ,.., rast
VIII iHlfroy. with fw.ii!rr. 49, We"
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srit for J. 9. Tn rnrS'n. NJ t-s- Prairie ave
nue.: lot .Ni-5- o. Ssrht- S.hott f1r $3.50
S,lc Tor j. : Garter a lot scNisl the south
SIDE ot Pss- av-nu-. for Sl.si- To Caulin cal
Ssliz.d Iron '.mTauy
sod for T. \ dyer = feet a- the north side
% Forest Park boulevard. ia city bi0rk 49,
y George r Eai'h.l for g. Sc - Mr.. Ia th.l
nas c'iiiIil'n building some iuc houses On
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Realty transfers were fled AZ Clayton last
week as follows:
John u. Nelson to Thomas wanIess lot, 8
and s: and IVES, half lot :. block 8. OF Ben
Avis Park s.b1i-ision: 81
Ma-xsret A. Fritsche aai husband to Joha
Overland Park SIS
Overland Real Estate Co to Narrare.
Ert.schs. 10; ). block ls. OF South Overland
Park: go
Jasper d. Norman and wife to William L.
Bsi<on. west half lot L. block T. OF Srh0iieiJ
place. IN Cnited states Survey 2o53: QuitcIainn:
William l. saison and wife to Joseph ].
Robson and wife. lot =. block = Of Scfoseld
place. in United States Survey .osS: S4ss.
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with ltroubl go
.
Talk Sick Women Examination
oRS. THORNTON MINOR, 3ooo Olive o., 0tloulo No.
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Nteh01ls-Rleeer.

Ni"h'i's-Ri''"r Rsss-y and Financial COM.
isnf curing rh" par week Soli the one hun.
dr"'i'h Humphrey h'sIs~- This rl.,Sr remark
& ah'H rsrori shows IN. vaIu. Of erecting arSt-
seven Humphrey houses sid hv ,bts .'.',s,.,,, !
were disposed cf before they n-r.. cornpI-t.j
nine rom detained r.sid-no- No as; MrPh.r-
son avenue. having "sk rooT<. r-csr,;lor hall
10, sssIsa feet and was bought by T.reiysI al =:
Eeyn9n- a client Of Fisher & Co. fyr syps.
sdjoins ore s"id to Mr. Chi.-iin two wees
ago
hath etc No. ssI. Vernon avenue. 10, sl.iS5
BY kse@y | co lo' TO T z sroxns B. .edfr.sr9 1'Si of
the Central Branch nc IN. y. VI. = A. To-.
s sis Nj l., bssTns ~ r,,ns saTsh1sed so5 hc,9,
fron,as- ., i. f.-I on, F1orissan, avenue. BY
Hinckiey. to Edward H Cunningham. As Nj
Cunningham owns III. adjoining properly mi.
VIII give 'h,m one of the incest sites In FerEu-
son son. The purchase price Of this property was
LEASED the furnished house Of Mrs II. II.
tain J. r Dsukher;y. The latter formerly
resided in st. Louis. but has been making his
to return to N. city neIimonih.
They also made six leans. some At per cent.
but the majority at per cent
Henry Hiemenz Realty Company.
Among the sales made by Henry Hiem-nz
Realty Company are the following:
Ann avenue. northwest corner CT MiSsiss ?pi
avenue. al irregular lot, fronting ffty-tive feet
On Ann avenue by a depth along Mississippi
avenue OF i&4 fest. to alley which the
lot fronts twenty-nire feet Mercantile Trust
Company represented the owner. Property sold
to Philip Hctzel. who has plans and arrange
nlents TO improve the corner As an investment.
Lot In Aliens Lafayette Park addition
north side OF Ann avenue. 9JXif.. owned by
Thomas Alien: sold at SO Der foot 10 Robert
Psulus. who will build once
Lo: sJuth side OF St LoIis avenue. De-
tween NewsteAd and Taylor avenues. E5niso:
owned By William u. TENN and sold 20 Gev-E.
Bl.n.r at s. per foot The purchaser j. build
ing n modern apartment house. with all up-to-
date ,.SEyenisaces-
Lot on the ro-tlr side % Halliday avenue. l--
tse-I Louisiana and Arkansas avenues. jo1i.5
feet. o-rsc by KaIhryn- - Heziy. sold 20
Mrs Rosa Ls1epfs for Ss-fsS- The purchaser has
perfected plans for immediate improvement for
a modern slzte-roof residence
Lot on the north side of Russell avenue. he
tween Mississippi and McNair avenues. IN the
Alien addition. !9xls: feet. owned by Wm- RI.
ell Allen. TO Joseph suffer S5r 80 Oer foot
All improvements. hav. been made in th- Alien
addition ard the company has several GALES
pending. which wiz he announced in dye time.
An ~ra Of good feeling prevails between con-
tractors snd capitalists and an sbu.dsrc. cf
money is offered for conservative building This
company has rlade several satisfactory building
lOars during the sent month and application.
are constantly being made for substantial i'm
provements that will add to the material wealth
OF the city
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FREE ADMISSION TO ALPS.

Passes VIII he lssaeA t. Public 70
Inspect the AtaPaetion.
Few persons who visit the Tyrolean
Alps see the attractions thoroughly. MOST
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
Real Estate Notes.

-Trsrsfer. :or the month OF SEPTEMBER III,
10 ard including September - vere s-j in
number. sg-rs-aiinS S.5s.5.. Four hundred
and nin.ty-six deeds Of trust w.r. fIat for
81. - ..'s
The Franklin Savings and Building sssn-is-
ton at it. regular MEETING wedr-siav ma
a loan oi si-'H TO member on hJu-- on Coz.
avenue New s~-tes. now three months oii are
b..n= rspidiv subscribed
b r SHIELDS left festarlay fur a v-csc.s
busia.ss trip 10 New York
It l.. corn.t has returned frurn a Two
weeks say in New York
-,i-rrge II T:sckv-Ider secretary .f the
Eoibruok -BisckWeider Real Estate Con,pan,-
= back from brief business trip 70 Boston
Gerald Il o-ReiiIy - the N T. O'ReIIIv
Realty and Investment Company IL hac; Al his
de:E after two we.f- vacation. spent at
Stephen Peck snd I:.o. have leased Offices
on the sixth foor % the Commercial building
where they will remove in few DAYS
= Plans are being prepared BY Herbert g
.hivers for an addition TO the pressroorn build
Ing OF tie Wur1an's Nacazf- at University
feights An extension the Of tha pre~-
eri building Atty feet in length will b. built
for the Storar. Of electric cars OF ~. coTniss-y
and handling Of mail and supplIe~ and Will
When conplated. give the building a total
length OF 30 feet The improvements will cost
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
Oy0s.MeCOllOn.

Dyas-McColiom Real Estate Company r.Do,,
good demand for vacant ground and have sc,d
the following lots:
Southeast corner OF Burd and Ridge. s,I,x1,5
feet. At 50 per foo;. from John Tobin to Henry
SteiniaGe: who will improve same With modern
store and Eat.
Northwes; corner Ridge and Rowan avenues.
s:xi-9 feet. from the Gehne. Real E.,a;e r.
yestment Company TO Mr.. Baker who bought
for speculation
Fifty fe-: Gn west side Of GoodselIov. be-
tween Ridge and Wells avenues. At 81 per foot
SX2fS. north eide Of Julian avenue betWe-n
Goodfeilow and Hamilton avenues. from Mis-
Mamie NcNamara 20 Jerome +. Collins 70 be
improved. NJ. Frank W. Schramn1 repreaea,ed
Mr.. Collins.
The southeast corner Of Cook and Taylor ave-
nues. BlxI40 from J. G. Barada Of Les Angels
10 4 client. for $1,000. Barada-Ghio Resiry
Company a<sisfed-
The nrm also reports making one SO 600 and
two SS.0p ioans for three Years 1t per cent
COna0oWealth TFast Co.
The real estate department of the Common
wealth Trms Company reports the following
9a;es closed:
Sold for Laura A. Wren. No. 3lt3 Linden
ssenue. 70 e. u Cherry foe q. ~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

AtNair. Harris Jones Realty Company re-
'poff decided increase IN interest among home
seekers. the market being particularly COOL in
sale Of residence lots. They have also several
tenees for mercantile buildings in the central
following Transaction:
1eo feet front on the south line of Raymond
avenue. Raymond place. between Kings high
way and Academy avenue. to Frank A Seifert
Tor S.ooe Mr. Se.fert will improve 20 feet Of
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
B..I.e.. BuiIdi.s a, CLAYTON.

Barnett. Haynes & Barnett. the architects.
have started work on a two-s;ory business
block on ground owned by the 1irrn at CLAYTON
ne new building will face the east side Of the
Iourtnotise and have frontage Of q fs-.
The first foor will lie divided into sio-eroorls
while suite OF offices will be arranged FOR On
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Hospital improvements.

Plans for improvements to cost Sa.Goe have
been prepared by r II. MiIliran for Muiianp,iv
Hospital at Montgomery and Bacon streets
Large toverike additions will - added 20 the
east and vert sides Of the present building ard
alterations made to increase fOor space Ef-
as neacly nreproo. as Dossihlc
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-27
Two ola word Form..

Jail and gaol are now ear and eye
forms respectively Of one and the same
word. In earlier days each had its own
distinct pronunciation, as is attested
by the family name Gayler. Gaol, our
Oldest sound form, owes its survival to
the influence of the French geole,
though the anomaly Of "g" sounded soft
before "a has been vigorously protest
ed against So far as modern French is
concerned, the difference in sound be-
tween English "ga" and French ''ge" Is
fatal objection to gaol. Instead Of fol-
lowing the French in regard to orthoe-
py our ancestors ought to have reject
ed the Jail and kept the venerable gaol
sound form. The struggle for existence
between the two word shapes is Of old
standing.-Notes and Queries.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-27
MODES OF THE MOMENT.

Silk cluny is used for entire waists
as we'll as for trimmings.
The close lat Of chiffon cloth in uni
son with the color of the costume Is
much in vogue.
Rice cloth is thin, coarse woven
fabric flecked with little white grains
resembling rice.
Ribbon roses have been brought to
great perfection of form and color and
are much worn by well dressed women
With soft madras waists stocks of
the same material are furnished with
scarfs which tie in the front with the
one loop and two ends.
Pc-4icoats of thin evening gowns are
sewe. with thick silver or gilt sequins
Seen through the fall of tulle or lace
the effect of these little ornaments is
much enhanced.
The woman who can tie bow is Oh
the winning side just now, as these are
much affected for hats, neckties and
hairdressing. Velvet ribbon Is the ia.
| yorite of the moment.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-27
HARD WATER.
1t II Produced by the Absorption OF
Carbonate of Lime.

II fEOOuCeO tnc ADHOrpI1Oh VI
Carbonate of Lime.
Rain water as it descends from the
clouds is practically free from mineral
impurities, but so soon as it reaches
the earth and begins to percolate
through strata it is charged with va
rious mineral and earthly matters. If
the strata be chalk or limestone, the
water, through the medium of carbonic
acid gas which it contains, takes up
the lime in solution and forms car
Donate of lime, and it is the presence
| of this mineral in an excessive quanti-
ty in the water which gives to it the
| peculiar property of hardness"
The degree Of hardness varies and
is determined principally by the pro-
portion Of lime and the length Of time
i the water is in contact with it.
This hardness is called temporary,
because 1t can be reduced by boiling,
as is seen by the crust in kettle or
boiler, when the water deposits the
lime 1t contains. There is also per-
manent hardness caused by the pres.
ence of sulphates, chlorides and nj
trates of earthly metals.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-27
ROLLINS BUYS TICKET PLANT
Is now Exclusive Owner Of a Good
Manufacturing Business.

Mr.. w. G. Rollins is now sole owner
of the Omaha Ticket Co.. having pur-
chased the same last week. The
plant will still remain in the REVIEW
building, the REVIEW furnishing
power for running the machinery. Mr..
Rollins has been connected with the
company as half owner for the past
year during which time he has given
the business his undivided attention,
and is thus capable of making it q sue
cess. One OF the stipulations in the
agreement is that the Ticket Co. will
not solicit job work other than tina,
pertaining exclusively to ticket bust.
ness, all other work being done by the
REVIEW in which Mr.. Rollins is moi
interested.
Mr.. Rollins will retain all the pres
ent employees. who are very competent
and have stood loyalty by the concerl
at all times. The Omaha Ticket Co
has been doing good business eve
since it was moved to DeLison, employ
ing from FIVE to twelve people; it i
known to ell managers of amusemen
enterprises from Liverpool to PHILIP
pine Islands and from Nome, Alaska
to Buenos Ayers South America. Quo
tations and literature are sent every
: day to all points in the United States
We wi ih MIR. Rollins every success i
his undertaking.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-27
There Was Plenty.

One day a fussy creature; met the
famous Father Healy of Dublin by the
seashore and thus accosted him: '.Fa-
Their Healy, I'm undergoing a cure, and
l take tunlbler of sea water three
times day. Now, I've had my full
allowance today, but do you: think 4
might have one, just one, tumbler
more| Father Healy put his head on
one side and looked at the ocean, lost
in thought. WELL" he said at last,
with a gravely judicial air. 81 don't
think ii would be missed"