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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-05
RUSSIANS FORT|FY TELLING
THEY HAVE TWO DIVISIONS ON
HUN RIVER.
Japanese Occupy Front 20 Miles
Long North Of liaoyang-They
Have Bridged Taitzi River-Reports
Of Shooting and Smelling at Lao.
yang Exaggerated.

correspondent recently with Gen.
eral Kurokis army in Manchuria, has
returned to Toxic, and is enabled to
give some details of the present dispo.
sition of the opposing forces The po.
sition of the Russians consists of two
divisions in Mukden, while the re.
naming troops are concentrating al
Telling. Telling is being extensively
fortified.
The Japanese occupy front extend
ing 20 miles north of Liaoyang, in
their original formation. Inc bridging
Of the Taitze river has been com.
pleted by the Japanese and the troops
and artinery are across the stream
mere was no appearance of an ad-
vance when the correspondent left
the scene of operations.
The reports of the looting and shell.
ing of Lioayang are grossly exaggerat.
ed. There was trifiing amount OF
piIfering only, but absolutely nothing
in the nature of looting. The shelling
was also limited to the small portion
Of the wall under which the Russians
were sheltered.
The correspondent questioned DR..
Westwater in reference to his alleged
maltreatment. He declared that he
received two trifling cuts as a result
of misunderstanding in the darkness
he considered the matter of SO slight
Importance that he did not report 1t
to the authorities, whose first intima-
tion of the affair came from Europe.
Dr. Westwater spoke in great admira.
tiOn of the behavior of the Japanese
troops in the city, of their generosity
for the exigencies of the situation in
supplying medical appliances to his
hospital and their care for the Chinese
wounded on the Liaoyang plain.
During the battle Sir Ian Hamilton
informed the correspondent that
throughout the operations he sat prac-
tically next to the chair of General
Kuroki, following every move and
hearing every report and every order
issued. He said that no foreign at
u~--..
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-05
Payne's Case 10 Critical.

Washington. Oct. S.-After q bad
night, in which his condition continued
extremely grave. Postmaster General
Payne had sinking spell at o'clock
this forenoon. DR.. Grayson rallied the
patient, but when a second spell &C.
Cured at O'Clock DIR. Grayson sum-
moned DIR. Magruder. The two physi.
clans employed heroic measures for an
hour. For a while 1t was feared the
end was imminent, but the heart &C.
ton finally responded. grallIyingly.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-05

Portland, Ore, Oct. 5.-In protect.
ing herself from the murderous attach
of an infuriated and jealously crszet
man, Ruth Osborne fred three shots il
to the body Of John Thin, causing
wounds from which it is feared the in
jured man will die. The shooting oc
Cured in a lodging house on Thir,
street in the room occupied by Mrs. Os
borne. The wounded man is 81 year
of age and tailor by trade. Ruth Os
borne, who fred the shots, came t
Portland form Spokane about fou
months ago. Three months ago she me
T him, who, it is alleged. became in
fatuated with her. Mrs. Osborne prom
ised to marry him, but, according t
her statement, broke the engagement
when Thin began drinking and started
to abuse her.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-05
Church Floor Gives Way.

Adams, Nashville Right Rev.
Thomas d. Beaven, Roman Catholic
bishop Of Springfield, was laying the
cornerstone Of st. Stanislaus Polish
church here Sunday afternoon, door
collapsed. precipitating $50 persons
into the basement. A dozen persons
were injured, several seriously. Bishop
Beaven and several Of the priests as.
sisting him we're slightly hurt.
Some 1000 persons attended the
ceremony.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-05

Burke, Idaho, Oct. 6.-Because she
wclaimed she had been repuised by a
man with whom she .once lived, Edra
Ferell, aged 10, dance hall girl,
swallowed carbolic acid. A physician
was Immediately summoned as soon
as other inmates were informed Of the
deed. He worked over her for a long
time and now tits believed she will re.
cover.
The true name of the girl is said to
be Carrie Dillingham;. She was reared
in the Palouse country where her par
ents died number Of years ago. 1t is
claimed she is heiress to $50, 900,
which she will inherit when she be-
comes Of age. The property consists
Of farm lands in the Palouse country.
She has been in the various dance halls
Of the Occur d. Alenes for nearly thre e
years.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-05
Baltic Fleet Starts.

st. observation-disclosures is
made that Emperor Nicholas will visit
Reval on Tuesday to bid farewell to
the Baltic squadron. After months of
preparation and several false starts 1t
Is believed that the squadron is at
last on the eve Of its departure upon
its long journey.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-05
This Boxer Movement Differs,

Pekin.-Foreigner lately have been
much preoccupied. owing to the grow
ing unrest in the southern part OF
Chill province and in Shantung and
Human provinces. They we're inform.
ed at the offices Of the foreign board
that the agitation is largely revolu
tionary and antidynastic, thus differ
ing from the Boxer movement of 1900
which was chiefly antiforeign.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-05
Killed by Stage overturning.

Vancouver. B. ca special from
Ashcroft, B. c., says that the regular
mail stage from Ashcroft to Barker.
vile was overturned near Bridge
creek, the brakes refusing to act when
descending a steep grade. Walter Alb
bott was killed and d. Weeks and F.
Peters were injured. Peters being the
driver of the stage.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-05
FUNERAL OF SENATOR HoAR.
Services Were Held Last Monday At.
ternoon.

Services Were Held Last Monday A.
ternoon.
Worcester, Mass.-The funeral Of
Senator Hoar was held Monday. The
services occurred at 2:30 o'clock Mon
day afternoon in the Church of Unity.
which Senator Hoar had attended for
more than so years. Rev. Edward Ev-
erett Hale Of Boston. the first pastor
Of the church and one Of the senator 9
closest friends. oficiated and deliver
ed the eulogy.
Over 5000 requests for seats we're
received. but these requests were re.
fused, owing to the limited seating ca
pacity Of the church. After the fu.
neral the body lay In state In the city
hall from 4 to 8 O'Clock. Burial took
place at Concord.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-05
Fatal Wreck Near Bismarck.

Bismarck, N. D.-Three men were
kiiied and q number injured In the
wreck Of q stock train near here. The
dead: Smythe Dobson Of Dickson,
George Davis. Saginaw, Mich; Fred
volpert OF Montana. among the in.
jured were G. r. Wannemacher. Dick.
inson; L. A. Watkins, Dickinson.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-05
Joseph jefferson Retires.

New York.-Joseph Jefferson. after
more than 70 years on the stage. dur
ing which time he has become one
of the most honored and loved mem.
bers Of the dramatic profession, has
decided absolutely never to resume his
dramatic career.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-05
Fatal Street Car Accident.

San Francisco.-Frederick Fendsen.
bartender, was killed, Sergeont Har-
ry Curren of the Thirteenth United
States infantry fatally injured, and IS
other persons injured in a streetcar
accident In the Richmond district.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-05

A new passenger station and freight
facilities for Spokane, with possibly
entirely new terminals. are occupying
the minds Of the o. r. & N. who are
maturing plans for replacing the sta
ton burned two years ago.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-05
Chjlitcothe Fire.

Peoria. ILL.,. Oct. s.-The town OF
Chillicothe. 20 miles north. was partly
by nre. Loss 100000.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-05

One loses nothing by skipping . page
now and then In the book Of life.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-05

and was Immediately used. The resul,
is unknown"
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-05

Silence has eyes a. well a. ears.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-05

A live publication de-
voted to Adams county
and resources OF the Pa
oihc northwest. Circu-
lates among prosperous
people who patronize ad-
vortisers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
INCREASED INTEREST
IN REAL ESTATE DAY.

Announcement was made at meeting
OF the Real Estate Exchange last week
that all arrangements had been perfected;
f"r the automobile parad. for Real Es,a,.
pay at The Worlds Fair. October = and
fenry r. Weis.is. chairman Of tho Pa
rade COMMITTEE who made th. announce
.nen,; stated that probably loo machines
ne invitation has been extended to all
Teai estate owrerS and agents 10 nsr,ici
Pate IN the parade and To decorate their
.ars as they may see fit either with Hors,I
uecorations or advertising designs. Per
sons desiring to take part I'm ths, parade
or VINO nave machines which they wish tn
rent TO real estate agents are asked To
CONSULT with Mr.. weisels at N.. iai Na-tb
Eighth street VI
The parade will start frprn the Real e
.a'e Exchange and proceed through the
business section os the city Tho routc
through the Worlds Fair grounds has nor
neen arranged. hut it has been decided 10
establish headquarters AT Intramu,,,I Sta.
lion 40 IL. near the I.indelI entrance
ASSURANCES have com. from tho Chicago
Seai Estate Board that :. large nrmh.r
ni ITS members will be present to assist
the local agents in making the day a sue
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
IS A FRIEND OF THE PRESS.
New Russian Minister of Interior
Voices His Sentiments.

wilma. Russia. Sept ci--Prince Sriato-
polk-Mirsky. formerly Governor General
OF Wilma. and now Minister Of the Inte-
rior. in a speech which he made he.e to-
day to the representatives of the press.
laid stress upon the great importance OF
newspapers. and especially those Of the
provinces The Prince said he had al
ways been OF the opinion that the press
by Loyalty serving the true needs Of the
people was extremely useful and rendered
ciurion Prince Sviatopolk-3f -3firsky said.
II have always been a friend of the
provincial press when. in an open, upright.
well-ds<posed manner il voiced aha ma
tons needs. and I shah also remain ITS
friend In the future.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
Mississippi Valley Tr,,, C....,,

The real estate department OF the Mi.si.sippi
Valley Trust Company reports an ac,iv. sale
OF vacant ard improved property in their aa-
altlons S,i during the pas; week and also reports
same period OF time. ~
-.I,s There is . srewinE demand for wea-ioca,ea
denced by the fact that during the last thirty
I .sTs rs ssye sssn sSd ~ This Iou
Chouteau place Only one remains and this viIJ
spsea & ss 'e q in ssTsr, Tsr e =, near futp5
Saturday and Sunday next at Purcell Heights
So,h ,rsin ead % senvenieI ses'ed for
70 churches and schools of al! denominations.
in s., Louis coun;y. and has The county s water
system running along L.aclede Station road the
JUSTIN uss Isss SuhsaS s Ss 'hs lot. z this
little tract. and It will be offered at such low
81 Is ns eeSss shd
Sunday-October and s-a special sale will
placed upon the market. which viii Be known
as Melrose Park. on the corner Of Page sad
ssa Is Covered viii, ox,s isss ei
fne Old forest trees The streets have been
ssroash The p1speriy in the near ear ta,ure and in-
spection win show that IT is one Of the most
the near future: Other sales bsin. planned
&c ssr .anoaaesd sns asRs from, % TIM. = % time .' VIII
list Of the sales made during the past
The northwest corne, Of Maple and Clara
avenues. lot Nsxi5o: to Bernard Belker for $50
Z 10; s. block 80; fronting so.I.e fee. on the
as 70 q Ha1isa fos psn ss Maple
Lot. !, and a block 800. fronting 70 fee;
on the south side of kenneriy avenue by a
depth southw wsrily OF RS feet: TO Charles Bum
sefmeyer for 81 per foo.
Lots z and .. block Iesi. known Nos SIS
and .sn Rutser street: to Thomas Kerney for
cHoUrEAU PLACE.
The east % feet Of lot o. all Of lot g and wes.
L feet of lot 3a. city block 3s<. fronting o.
Frederick A. Aechentrop for 81, 60
Lot g and the west feet Q: lot ss city block |
3e6s. fronting 20 feet on the south f1de of
Labadie avenue. to John +. Costello for $50
The ea<, 10 feet OF lot 1 all OF lot s. and |
the west feet of lot -. city block ~ 'front.'
ing % feet on the south line OF Labadie ave-
nue.. to J. X Griffin for $50.
The west Is feet Of lot s and the east % fee,
Of lot J. in city block NJ. fronting Is feet on
The north line Of St LCuiS avenue. to Edward
korstmann for &gsSL
Lots q . and the west 10 feet Of lot ~ city
bseck -. fronting % feet O The south line /
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Of them 60 to the place to get something
TO eat and drink. listen to the concert h
the great Exposition Orchestra. under ths'
leadership OF Karl Kon.zak Of Vienna
and Max Bendix OF New York, and then
depart. without ever having visited its
many interesting features
Many persons have been there several
times without having gone into the grand
banquet hall. which has no equal in the
world The Tyrolean art gallery. with its
magnificent paintings and wonderful
specimens OF wood carving which are free
TO the inspection OF all. is entered by a
very small percentage OF those who visit
the concession The buildings. with their
stained roofs. the bricks showing through
features so typical OF the structures oc
the Tyrolean country. are rarely in
spected
The Bavarian Casts. with its hand
some paintings by Joseph RummelS-
pacher. the celebrated artist of Berlin is
the concession. and get is overlooked b.
most of the visitors The Eathskeller OF
the Town Hall. with its odd corner. in
which there is cobweb and spider and a
unique map of section of Europe made
out Of an old boot. and other ridiculous
FEATURES. has been seen by but a small
percentage Of those who have been in the
Alps The village street. with its shops
and attractions of various kinds. is an
other feature that is generally overlooked
II Is the desire of the management of the
Alps to have people become acquainted
with these various interesting spots and
In order that they may do so. and be given
plenty of time to inspect them. IL has been
decided to issue passes good for admission
to the attraction, between the hours of 8
a. m and D. m
Application for these passes can be made
at the Alps ticket ONCE. the MANAGEMENT
reserving the right to refuse to issue tick
cts to such persons as may. from one
cause or another. seem undesirable to
them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

M. bas Msschase With q hznd,,.,,e resiIene. and
iSIi nae remaining % feet To sell a, "a nrof,
.dS,. Y. Linmer-I has purchased for 1: tsa q P
T,sc.o.A! 20 !ect 'front.' on th. north linz -.
.IAiA sifeef, between Grand and Spstnx -
uiAHins total o; 4os feet toll.i, b.,
LII. Linifnerer. al Of which ~,n Be =; nrc-
@ Suin up With modern home. OF ntne sns Ter,
Grove He;ghfs- - vi io"ef
q, Inc purchase os the So ..et .re~, n, 81.
.i .ias o. Ming Highway boulevard a. tire t,,rr
-. y. Ns.hon aT=nue. by J. p and " q.
Hat.Sn ~!i be improved with ty.--.arr a~ -
q NE iaisst design The MissisSipp, Nln.y,
~ 80 .on,p.ny assisted NcSsiE Hare. & Jores
me lot $! 2ees rrpn,. at IN, -.orrhx.s, co-.
Eer OF Hspe ans Clara svSnue< borrh. fy
49, be-scr. Viii l.. well improved Sy m.
PcIchA-er NcSair. Harris A. Io-es R...y
~ itpeis raAne this sale in conjunction v-i:h
- ~ NNI.lvpi Valley Trust Company
49, NsNAif Hsrli. Jones Real,y Conlranv
.a,,.s, S,.3 70 Mr- William T Aufierile:l- -hr
nn.. AZ corner os Magnolia aat Arkansas ave
ossaN tse Construction % a home ifereon
Ausur v Hiitenbrand has also Ionrht
,.Housss -hia agency. = choic. buiga,,- site IL,
Lo~eF Grove Heights. fronting - .er- %, ,he
aJ,,.n .lne OF trIttenden street for S.-Ja Mr.
E.fcnbrand will build --
=, Thts agency has sold ssi- foe. ~, 81. ,,,-,h
.Sns .t Connectici, street. IN Toxer t;rsye
aeishts 10 client OF tine Henri Hi.rr.n-
Sea!ty company sor s25.s Two houS.- viii h.
e',c.ei on tais plot, costing atsur ysa each
70. % city block eloi. Tower Grove Height.
90 MI Al A. tritsche, for 81 ~, .. D.. i'm,
SIctS: oy ME- Eritsche as a place a: r.siicrc~
McNsi-. iiarr.S a Jones Realty Company sold
:, uI ana foT .'nIS"Nc-nen; OF .:sT1id!n-
,ssseet. HAraey Heights. particulars 10 Be given
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Q; i..ns,ii. s,erec. % wili.ar. kroseioca
TIE esss n "a; o, lot - all u lo,s ~ and
y II c!'y block 3sss. fronting g feet on south
,.ns .: - Lluis avenue. 20 William Werner.
The easr Is fee, 0. lo, = a.. ~. xes, -
...ct OF lot ) IN ritr rIosk 3s5i- fronting -
- rsS,9 e9 ilorfh iin- c. 81 Louis avenue. 20 q \
Fle!inann. stT So
Ine IS feet % lo' 6. all y, lot . and the
feet OF lot :. in cit- block ss7I rr,.,t-
hee % LINDA - Myers rJr fsas
. n. hec>e on lot - and vest u s.-c cy i,-
= ia IL block 5s5s. frsntin. = f.et rrrth
>'i- Aaint stTu-e. % y. e. Sac for 8. -.
FACE AVENUE. HEIGHTS
.@ot = block 4. fronting - feet ON IN. r.rrh
s.e. u ShOS avenue. 20 anI.e MiItaas 4:
OVERLAND rARS
,h. - hi,rs :. fysai.r= ~ Zee, inch.. -,
haE-~ Log sfs -- ~ annie NJ
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
BrRd1ey 4 Quinctsr.

Inc firm "f Bradley < guin.tte rrr,lrt. 49,.
business for the opening Of IN. fan sss,c, IN
real Hs'ate- They have made contr.r,. .rs
closed thr following sales:
sold fh- -uurhueet corner Tuaf,,h -. IT.,
>'r-.'s: reported els-zh.r. III
.,.I 't- northwest CORNER ~ Page sv.-,a
ana nins hishwsy- f.5NiIe feet 10 I-s.r ~
II Ahi-r f"- S.'.-- This is an axr.ptfo-, a H.
pI"if'iIi-''lf l'-cstion In a w.lI-ifuur.v.,j ,.[
zen district al N. corner of tao .-r..,s 80.
~ i"et wide Mr. Miller Will irut,-1v. rJ-b
>syrrs shd arartmsrts- ir - E.n.raIlv ,,r
''n'u ,rSt Mr. Miller secured a bsrrsir1 q. ~.
i'l'e nanise- Rnh~-t y. Walsh vss ..ii.- -
e Hp..e 'ransactipn- represented by ,,n-,.t
No. ess Dayton street. tvo-s,o-,. st,--,.,,,
hriek hou-. with bath and Sa... 10 J. ". N.IIi-
II. for t-"'- Ms Loretta Spencer Vas
Northeast corner Of Tv.n,y-thfri sns y.s,-
ton streets. S'xl., feet 10 Nijlisr, rsrG--Tsr,
the dry goods merchant
Twenty five f-e- on the -,--t, Is,. %, NJ.
s.n -ire-t. beginning - feet east Of cs,rn1r
1f THenty-'htrc. through II Maiden Ian. 10
nann Noit-- for 80 p-r foot
No -~n Ssmpl. avenue stx-ros,r, b-i.r
New York client. e''- ''t
Sis room hous. m th4 -ou,h side q, w.sb.
,Ix,gn 1k.nus ne-t Of the Epxorth I<sr,,.
mo'ei- with lot S,an" feet. for ss5., Z" Nrs
The hrm hss been making a speciality a.
rans 10 encourage the erection of a,,iI-i---
torres and apartments thrcuehsI. the w.;
h-na' Snc has loaned about sis"s within IN.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

J. / Epstein reports the following sale.
amounting 20 8. -:
s1id 10 A II FaGi from Fr.und Fs-o.. Io.
fri-s feet. on she south stdA a, .,o-.,;..r
e. 80 .e~i wet OF Grsnd avenue FOR
prove .ith fats VIII III
sS.a No as-s Carr street 4 t~o-s:ory krirs
- containing elxht rooms. 20 Henry
SIC motifs >erkss FOR S5-sa for r II .--ro-h
sho was represented hy ;i- isnealn r-,,s,
,,Isn ,Isny- The parchsssrs bought for an invest
s1li a lot containing = feet on -he s.u,h lin.
~ Ntti'en avenue. So feet s-.- Il C;oa-if.Il y
Is,., rr.m sorhi: ~ ,rov 10 FIor.r-. A
- -, l. Tor S1 per foot. 81 .. Th.. nur.h-rrr
VII inproy. with modern re<id.n.s
Soh ~. feet - vacant ground On ;h.- g.st-
Ssnc - Hamilton aNerus. 81 feet north y.
a-' e.-nuc. from Ida Gorge 10 Rohsfr R.iif,
a., w." The purchaser will bulb! modem
hsts on rart of this lot
u ~'fcnt lot on the zr<. side Of Ham
,I"n avenue. lss feet north Of rsr. sy.-u.
., ,o'n m i.sf-ar' Reilly . J. =. Mrpe-rloit 10
Ms property va part q tn T., l. ,tSitf
nN MI Reilly i~>- than ,ns wees sso -,J
W. s"s2id - him at a profii.
,is ,ii Hos. 5i.--l--5--s Rsiiey ay.nu- four
-t.sn hTick houses. with hath s-rr- :
!, 'lhrk - client of II = Edrnuns-.. ~
=. Ihis property has total frUntag. =,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Cumming, Heights resGhdiyisicn o. csrond-let
commons: s.-,...
EhThar- Kisnrs-- and wife to Rosa Klar1-
inert. lots - te a. block :. Of Bismarck
Michael Eamrl.i and wife TO GuSrsve p
Schira and wife lots : TO n. block Of Bis
mark Heights addition. ssJa
Jsrs Marshall TO Andrew Srsuh. ioc :. 81
Hcti-r's subdivision 80 ve~ fa'r Of north
East. tls'
re.s-- am Nl~ 7" t'rI.Is
Heights. 81
Ssm- - Mae Pane and husband. Io, Il and
vet = fe-- 1T - h;ocS I. of same heights SS-s-
Ssu@ :" sarah 2 Buffers and husband. east
tert- ,0t l. all ~ lot u and west fee, lot
~ block !. - ssrre heights: $50
Ssrie % fea E;lS~n-od and husband. -. II and
r-si y rs-t lot u. block ;. - Oak Grove
S7r~ T. Cahs Means and -if. .ot - biock
: Of oak Grow Heights: SsSra.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

J. "anstFa'h fnds tn. real esta;. marA.t
"i-eH improved in the past week and nexa.ts-
..'hs have been Op-rcd for a large trsn.,ct,en-
-, ~ iy!'sit. BIG demand tor los in b,. new
-, i.' herTy =. Heinks No. Ia yyarrsn
- -issiis issn. improved Hiri rv,S
80 sts tnsnssTt brtck building 4 ~ .v- TN
mi - ,orf rooms OF first floor AMI roi.r .,..,i,s
.h,,. Nestt4looil IN second. ard tao rtlf.l, on
,.H,a ni,a rvor. and renting for s,sg n 80. -
.',,,a IIiaain foieer for S..-oe. rho hSurht r.
h.s,enth street 10, 2Nii4 an ..,r-r5nr, 80
,,-.,n N ir.ni, for two families and q three
,.,s - -. s,uc hrisk IN the rear renting for
Ss4sht for Investment WIZ
49," ..r J.hann N.s;ernsyer No. si55 R<-
,,tfi sr-et LOT 2"Ni. improved with ;gSo brt-ls
st,.- one IN 'front.' two-srcr= and attic for
fi;.e - hlies. and oES IN rear for Eve fam
IL 80. who bcusht fer investment
ie,sr'Is s.iiinx snothsr 1t IN subdivision
N tn- n,Tth -i0- .. B!rch,r street lust w.st os
r fIor.=ssrt avenue. 49, EE' VI
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

In addition to the sale Of the southwest cor
ner os Twelfth and Pine streets. and No. c'e'
Market street to Walter b. Yer S,eee. reported
in previous columns. this company closed sew
erai other IMPORTANT transactions In dovntoy. n
property an1 large West End yacan; tract.
and corners.
The business OF this company for the past
week In sales and loans aggregates S.o5.0s
The demand for West End homes and vAcs ut
ground L. better than and irapor;an; trans =
actions in residence property are now in neso-
tiation-
tn. sales which this ofsce 1. at liberty to re-
pert : follows.
Sold for Miss Mary l.. Ba:re.. a nonresident
a lot. S'xl2s. the north side Of Grat!ot street
9E !eet west Of Sarah. at SIS per foot. TO Mrs
Martha BTockett- This property was listed with
this agency twenty days before its sale and a
purchaser found within that time
Also closed an tmportant lease o. a yAluabi.
downtown corner. particulars of which will -
G1ven to the public next week
Made loans ass-ega:inS $500 In amount. o..
Goo 20 s.500,.