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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-05

FOR SALE Cheap, desirable lot on
west third street, near Main.
Thompson s agency. SGT
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MARDI GRAS EXCURSIONS
To New Orleans, Mobile and Pensaco-
la via PENNSYLVANIA Iinas

February 9th to 18th, inclusive. ex-
eursion tickets to New Orleans, La,
Mobile, Ala, and Pensacola. Fla.
will be sold via Pennsylvania lines.
Fares, time of trains, etc. furnished
by ticket agents Of the Pennsylvania
''neS- fsE1NN
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INTERESTING Case
Brought Up in Court This Morn
ing.

An interesting case was brought up
IN circuit court this morning, and
was argued on demurrer. The suit
was entitled John N. Conklin vs..
James M. Conwell ct al. It is a suit
to recover money loaned in 1859.
The money was borrowed by Con-
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1904.
THE WEATHER.

Indiana: Rain in the south, rain
or snow in the north tonight and
Saturday; warmer.
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LOST-A plain, white, hemstitched
handkerchief, yesterday, at high
school hall. Leave at this Office
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Peoples Exchange

STORAGE-Ground floor, sixteenth
and Main. Vern Smith.
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Thursday, and the initial meeting
under the new arrangement will be
next week with Mrs Omar Murray,
1918 north B street.
The Thursday Thimble club met
yesterday afternoon with the Misses
Rosella Luken and Clara Luken, 1925
east Main street, instead Of Miss
Mary Harrington, % north twelfth
street. The young ladies, who en-
joyed a very pleasant meeting yes
terday, will meet next week with Miss
Harrington.
The Ladies Afternoon Social club
was entertained yesterday afternoon
with the usual progressive euchre at
the home of Mrs. Charles ID. Weber,
IA south fifth street. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Edward Ramp and Mrs.
W. A. Reece, and refreshments were
served at the card tables The next
meeting will be with Mrs. E. F. Sud
hoff, 80 south seventh street.
The annual "men s gathering" of
the First English Lutheran church
will be held in the church parlors at
half after this evening. The men
of the church and many of their male
friends vii be present.
The officers Of the primary depart
ment of the First English Lutheran
Sunday-school, who are Mrs John
Leive, superintendent; Mrs. Edward
Eggemeyer, Mrs E. g. Howard, the
Misses Elizabeth Kruger, Lena
'Leive and Gertrude Meyer, teachers,
entertained the members of their
classes, and the parents, yesterday
afternoon at the church, between the
hours of 2:30 and 5 80 There were
games and songs, and a luncheon
served at tables prettily decorated
with smilaX and cut flowers, and laid
in the church parlors. The sixty pu-
pills present were seated at one long
table Tn all, there were fully
hundred guests, who thoroughly en-
joyed the pleasant afternoon.
The wedding of Miss Eva Quigley
to Mr.. George A. Horney occurred
Wednesday evening at Their new home,
corner Of Grant and Ridge streets,
Fairview. A short, simple wedding
service was read by Rev. W. H.
Pierce, in the presence of a small
company of relatives and near
friends.
The History club will meet tomor-
row afternoon at 80 at the home of
Mrs. Phoebe Stevens, 1017 north A
street. The subjects Of the papers
to be handled by Mrs. Sarah Moore
and Mrs. Emma B. Bush, are "Ger-
ard Dow and "The Peace Confer
enee," the latter furnishing the topics
of general discussion, with possibly |
interesting talks on "Queen Wilhel-
mina.''
Mrs. Fl. H. Hill, of north nine
teenth street, went to New Castle this
morning to visit with friends
Mrs. James Mcpherson, of north |
eighteenth street, left today for Chi
cago, where she will visit relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Koren, of Hagerstown,
arrived this morning to visit Mr.. and |
Mrs. c. B. Williams, Of Fort Wayne
avenue.
Mrs. D. B. Shinnick, Of south thir-
teenth street, has gone to Columbus, !
O., where she will be a guest Of rela-
tives for week.
Miss Edna Bayer is home from Gin
cinnati, where she attends the art
school, to spend Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bayer.
of south eighth street.
Mrs. Samuel Gebhart, of Peru, is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Will
iams, of Fort Wayne avenue.
INTERPRETING rACF
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FOR SALE-Old papers for sale at
the Palladium Office, Is cents .
hundred and some thrown in.
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Price s chocolates are good eating.
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Malaga grapes and sweet oranges
at Prices.
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Last summer when Nine. Schu-
mann-Heink sang at the Wagner
Festival at Munich, despite the fact
that the greater Wagner singers of
the present time were also singing
there, she easily carried off the hon
ols Of the Festival. Speaking of her
singing of the part or Erda in FDie
Walkure' DR.. Adler, one of Europe s
most eminent critics. said: "Words
are not adequately able to express the
effect produced by this superhuman,
beauteous voice. Each one Of these
organ-like, wondrously beautiful
tones seem to come from another
world. With this magnificent organ
she combines powerful dietion of
each word, each phrase. 1t was a
stirring moment against which every
thing which preceded or followed
was pale and shadowy. No one has
ever sung this part like her and who
knows whether there will ever be
found another INTERPRETERS of such
mowers -
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Mrs. F. S. Anderson, 81 south
eleventh street, was the gracious hos
tess for the Merry-Go-Round, which
met yesterday afternoon. The hos
tess was presented with a pretty
prize, according to the custom of the
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was pale and shadowy. No one has
ever sung this part like her and who
knows whether there will ever be
found another INTERPRETERS of such
enormous powers.
The Woman Foreign Missionary
Society Of the Fifth Street NJ. E.
church met at the parsonage. Mrs.
Laura Lovin led the devotional ser
vice and then the topical study of
China was taken up. Mrs. Jennie
Williams read a paper on 1.-TWO
Views OF Missionary Work in Chi
ma. Another paper by Mrs. Merle
Campbell, on 'HThe Iron Bracelet"
a bracelet used in the marriage con
tract in India, developing the thought
of iron among gold was also listened
to with interest. Instrumental and
vocal music by Miss Lulu Chamness
was a pleasing feature which closed
the program. Mrs. Chamness served
light refreshments during the social
hour that followed.
Next month s meeting of the soci-
ETY. will be held at the home of Mrs.
Emma Addington 20 north fifth
street.
The Occult Research club met yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. James
Mcneil, % south thirteenth street.
The program for the day was not
given, however, but the club adjourn
ed that a number of the members
might attend the funeral of Henry
Larsh, and several attended the lee
ture by DIR. Royce at the high school.
The meeting will be with Mrs. Nc
Neill agin next week.
AT the East End Whist club meet
ing yesterday afternoon, Miss Ruby
Hasecoster entertained the members
at her home, 1907 east Main street.
Mrs. Bontel won the pleasing prize.
Refreshments were served attractive
ly, and the club invited for the next
meeting with Mrs. J. f. Jay, % south
street.
The Sacred Heart Court of Lady
Foresters will give a "Pie' social
Monday evening in ST. Mary's school
hall. Entertainments given by these
ladies are always wei attended, and
an enjoyable evening is anticipated.
The U-go, I-go club met last even
ing with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Sudhoff,
235 south seventh street. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Elizabeth Sudhoff and
Mr. Charles Schumacher and conso-
lations were awarded Mrs. Jefferis
Wilson and Mr.. George Sudhoff. Re
freshments were served The next
meeting will be held two weeks later
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kamp.
SIS south thirteenth street
Mrs F. S. Anderson, 81 south
street, was the gracious hos
tess for the Merry-Go-Round, which
met yesterday afternoon. The hos
tess was presented with a pretty
prize, according TO the custom of the
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The Ladies Afternoon Social club
was entertained yesterday afternoon
with the usual progressive euchre at
the home Of Mrs. Charles d. Weber,
ia south fifth street. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Edward Ramp and Mrs.
W. A. Reece, and refreshments were
served at the card tables. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. E. F. Sud
hoff, 235 south seventh street.
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for old and young. 1t makes grand
pa and grandma feel younger, papa
and mamma feel stronger and gives
to little Tom and his sister better APP
petites. Everybody praises Vitona
because it makes them feel so we'll
No other remedy has so many friends
or has done so many so much good.
One sample bottle proves its merit.
Alford drug Co, agents.
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MEYER BROS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
FOR SALE BY
JOHN ]. BOGARD REALTY CO.

ss-op-A CHEAP HoME-s-so
1875 President ST. 2-storv bTick. containina
rooms. water and sewer: lot 15Niip
s<.sv-WhO l. the Bry-r2-S.SN-
$50 California eve. a tvo-sinrv and EIaansar .
roof dwelling. arranged In Hats Of and
roo:ns. hath closets ami all modern improve
s.>S-DoN'T FORGET THIS-a2n
asti Itaska St. s--Oom brick Hat: halls clos.
cts baths. weshstards- cernentet launlry snc
ali modern conyenisnces. lot 2s1iic.
S2.5g-ELEGANT CITY FiRS-s2SH-
abou. two acres Of ground: hir new barn for .
head cis;ern- well. spring: iust the place for
a dairy -~0ultry farm. v!li make terms to
suit lot s4lx1sa
S.es-GooD INVEST STMfcNT-s'.G:
5155 IAcIede ave. and room tat: al! mod
ern coayenierces. lot zsx2s.s.
SeAe-A NEAT HOMER 90.
3iz. :. Compton ave. ore-storv o:ick- with ,
rooms gas water. raut-y. sewer. ceneofec
laundry an. cellar. lot q sxi25.
JOHN J. BoGARD REALTY CO.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
FOR SALE
New West End Property.

II15-s.-s3 WESTMINSTER PLACE
Ecck-..ort building: fats. 5 and rooms.
:ile iolcHcs. tile bathrooms separate furnaces.
and every convensEce: lot esxii5- price. $-o-cp'
fsl. PAGE: aVE--TWO FLATS
and rooms. every cJryeriercr. Just in
.shct reat So a year: p Is feet front. price
500.
Jse MCPHERSON AVE
This residence - exceptionally well built. con-
tai1!-- = iarEc- Hight and airy rOcrlls. second
and tr.rd ho1rs are ;ilaehei IN hardwood: ;ile
bathroom second to0r. also bathroom On
thi!i ao5T: fnc- large closets IN every bed
ron; has nice lI-=a closet: large pantry. tile
ro:ch. iIgt-xa-e- neat and every comfort 10
max. desirable home Can be bought at .
reasonable Tr.ce.
5Jis MCPHERSON AVE
This residence just CONF is;ed: Vas huit by
one of rify's bs-t hi! ier-. has 10 fnr. large
-Ogns. first lcu- finished in hardwood. has
large III. bathroom. =Dgd closets tile vain
scstinK in kitchen. tile porch. hot-wl;er heat
AMI = VI, date in every other resPect- See
me foF price.
i1si-ss WEST PINE BOULEVARD
Two beautiful new s-roorn residences: ne dern
BATH furnace. anf up - date "a every respect;
lot J,x2iS; price s. 20 zach.
j. Z HPSTEIN. Sc Chestnut
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WE
BUILD
HOUSES AND
HOW We
DO IT..

s2E KEESINGTON AVE.
lie above - a very desirable ten-rcSn resi-
or.lc. just completed ami can b. -urcfasc,! At
low price and on easy terms This Is 9ssly
one OF 4 number Of attractive residences and
iat buildings IN the most desirable ar-s NJ s.e
city nos being completed b. Is ans, offered ::
SAFE at prices remarkably low t0r buildings .:
fiIeir kind.
HOW WE DO IT
The phenomenal success Of Su= business iE
duH 30 the sk.Iful planning oS h5usss. the goo!
Judgment and refined tastes displayed in the
architectural beauty of our buildings. ara q.
the decorative treatment OF thc interior giving
them an air Of coziness. refinement ami com
pletene-s. our ability TO sell houses lower than
others for the came grade Of structures .s due
to the fact that bnili large scale. buy
larger quantities Of material enabling "a
secure better prices. and employ steadily Nv the
year corps OF the hest architects. artisans
sDi wnrkr1en. and. besides. personally suI-r-
wise all yT0rk md secure better ani larger
amount OF material and labor FOR the same
money than individuals or those building on
much smaller scale.
In point Of originality. attractiveuess. artistic
elegance and rnrquaisd convenience in arrange
men: in the planning OF modern residences a.
q low cost. this company stands without equal
Or~T 81 fssl Co worth Of residences built by Is
IN St Louis. and ss houses in i months our
latest record. Buy from Us or let US plan and
build for YOU
OUR EXPERIENCE WILL SAVE you
MONEY.
A. A FISCHER ARCHITEfTrRAI. AND
BT-If,fDINts COMPANY. SS Chestnut st.
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Nice Little Adams Street Homo,

No 7Ise Adams ST.: nvs-rcom brick hovse
or. q lot Sxi.s 70 an ailey; brings = rental o,
$50 pc: annum. ! can EEL this property sor
81. so: this property viii Fay 10 ger zen, on the
price asked and sn1uid sell inside Of Gy~ years
fcr double that price. as IL is only one block
from railroad property: here is chance for .
specula;or- See JOHN =. KING.
30 Lincoln Tru.t building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
WILL SELL FOR s.. 900

4 Clifton Height, residence: 90 - q rrvsa-roon
BRICK .laie--oof house. with hot and coll water,
bath. furnace. sewer. water. gas. streets aad
sidewalks made. q lot SKIS. fr = strictly
residence reighborhood: one block from public
schnpi: one block from street car line: Is out
of :he smoke and dus, OF this city: car give
Possession "a - days. Who wants IT.
JOHN :. KING. Roor, 20 Lincoln Trus. bldg.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
lafayett0 Ave, Business Proparty

below a. "1 narks, value of 4 ,he % pr.nlsrs,, 10
81 Lafayette ave: a brick bliltine. contain
Ing two stores . lot six1et to alley.
which brings annual rental Of $40. which
viii re; Il rer cent on your money and pay
taxes and repairs: this Is cheap. .1Sc prupo-
sition: II you have got MONEY cont. and see
me. JOHN h
Rom 20 lsncoln TrIsf hiiy.
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$500 CASH, ASSUME DEED OF TRUST

<szt 2. Grand are. between Necshc and
ftaska sts: rev one-story b-ick cs rccrl<.
city wafer. sewer etc: .s-inck Wal. all around;
can Re made into IA. by adding one s-o-y. lot
olxisa. For price and further particulars. see
CHAS. p vOGEf~ s.s Chestnu. st
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
OPPOSITE SHOE FACTORY.

Corner NaissIs.lpoi ave. ard Hickory st.. cp-
posite Roberts johnson & Rand factory: lSt II
xi9t: covered with irnuTorerrents: payine vel;
on Price asked. good Investment fsr anyone
JOHN AAGCIRE REAI. ESTATE CO.
iW 81. E1ghfh =.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
IMPROVED CRY PROPERTY FOR
SALES.
GRAAD HOME FOR $500.
Finest Location In City.
Op;n To-Day From Z to 5.

No. stss Halliday ave. o?pieite entrance TO
Tower Grove Park. one block eas, of Grand
ave BEAUTIFUL ana exceptionally w-ii-buiit
Queen ARR slat--roof brick Of rooms and .
a;'!c rooms. with all rost modern and novel
coatrnienceS. hes. sanitary plumbing i.s;an-
tarso1~ hot-va.er heater and E1.-wafrr con-
rsctions to furnace: most exguirtte Interior
rniSh In .it. enamel quarteTei usk. am re.
cherry and mahogany. hafl--o1.i HoJrs. elegant
rlsnt.is. ycEy tn- sat Eni slss;Eic fixtures.
chsysf SGs co5sci. af-t and second fiop-s ari
n.SutifJi!ly decorated You have seen its
.,.cal f'r tire money. owner was forc--. 20
sell. L vacant and o;,cr Go ana sc. IL.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
ELEGANT TYLER PLACE HOME,

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
3ss Fiat ave; .-story m1deru siate-roof
dwelling. recvrt!cn IA | and rooms. hardwood
floors: reception hail and dining-rcorn hnishet
in quar;ersd oak. p2-:cr In rnshceany; tie
floors In bathroom: fne mantels: lot Soxies: a
INHERIT WENZLI-K la,a rhe.tnut 81.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
$500 Cash ard $40 Per Month

VIII buy 81 Naryvi'le ave icre bcck east 81
Hsr.il-cnl: new tvc-s,ory bsick rcsiience. con-
tanning rc-,frs bath. furnace. laundry etc
Tot 5Jxl5e. ready FOR accupsncy; price reason
able. ALBERT q. Bl.ANKE.
n -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
HERE IT IS.

new artistic six-room frame house IN city
limits. hrsc-cia<r locality: large pcrcass. sod
mill work. G-tcisr column oay wireoNs. ia.se
arranged FOR two families. Rranitoii walks.
la-1r trees stable ard chicken yard. corner
ia; SJSlss: every room cheerful AMI light Own
e. has authorized Us to sell this pace for 3 30
See Us for particulars regarding this barxain-
W. ". McCL.AT REAL Estate CO.
t~yt
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
LOOK At 3sl3 LlNDEll

And make u an offer. chance TO get = me
home for I,;tle money o. make big interest On
a small investnen,-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
4 FINE COTTAGE HOME,
FOUR ROOMS.

No. Ii2 Reter place. an extra wcH-suli: IL
story brick os rooms. with s--fOot lot. the
house would coet more to build than the price
asked. is a pseity place
APPLE 4 HEMMEL.MASS r. f. CO..
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
Bafgain-S Single Flat-bargain.

coe Locust St. rocne each focr: modern. .
,hi. property 10 exceptionally well built and IN
.xsellea: condition: rental 80. asphalt street
r-anIte.d walk; sewer ans alley made: you viii
lock 4 long tine bes re you can Hni anytrla
equally as god fo- is.cVo: vii! make rea-on-
~e ypIrS = v,rOw arI. 81 Chestnut st
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
West End Residences for Sale.

tl5s WEST PINE ST.-NoIicrr ii-ro.m rtr!-
iense: conservatory: all conveniences. lot SIX
III. 81! J..
cepcon hall. h. ~. furnace. etc. lot 1.Sxi53.
81 SO
SIS WESTMINSTER PLacE-Moieru l--roo-a
double residence: NV. heat. etc. loc 51Ni.5;
sicsoo
IS, PAGE AvE-Eyrh, rcors: bath. fu--
race. etc. very desirable: 10. SxISl: s. 80.
jos. DORNITzER.
1O4 y. Ninth 50.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
WEST END HOME.

Fer asie-I:fs Temple place: two-s;s-y brick
house o. rooms. reception ball. bath. gas. hot
and cold water. Cranitoii cellar. furnace. slate
roof combination gas and electric ax-uT.s.
screens and shades; lot S1'-Sis5 feet: snail cash
payment and tsi,nce mOsthy II use op-n %
Inspection from 20 5 m For price SCI
KELLEY r z 90. lIl3 Chestnut ST
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
DeImar Ave., 1929.

Fire Big double house Il Is r5css an1
every conveni.nce. The a99r. are
pAfcuetry hardwood The :lc-n@ are
ls-Ye. ceilings high with massive mod
ing, large Windows. Fine rncder. mar
bl. and tile bathroom: large dry laun-
dry ard cellar: fruit tre-. and grape
vines IN yard. AID one Of the most a.
ifactiye lawns IN the street This IL
one cs the finest Of DelTTlsr ave resi-
dences. TOO large fer family row .
Price ......... Is 1000
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
An Elegant Fiat-0nly $4,000.

S4I Nebfaska ave. a :-.tory ana nanssrt
10 rpcrr. brick dwelling arranged In fats with
i,s;iI hot an4 cold water. cenenteS cellar. etc.
Let Sxi-s. renting Ior s5.s per year.
APPLE * HENMELNANN Il E CO..
~,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
s635 BARrMER AVE.

chamberlain Park For Slie-B-aad-nsw =
story ruck-f,1nt h-use Of rooms, hal, ba'a-
room. g-anitoiG cellar, furnace. etc. aiso
hardwood floors. To- sfxis, feet. terms. 81. 1O
cash and balance monthly rarmsrts: Eru.e
open For price ard further pAEticuars see
KEElsEY r z Co fli5 Chestnut 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
SPIEN0lD INVESTMENT FLAT

NEAR TOWER GROVE PARK.
5s,s-3 Hartford St. double .-sto.y brick
Dwelling. arranged :r nsts OF and roou<
with hath. hot and COD. water and cIi modern
coaysn.srces: lot SKIS: renting for si-isi per
year. Price So.
!aIPLE & HEMEEi.MANN r. Z. CO..
e. Chestnut st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
"Beautifui Residence

1872 Wagner Place-E;sht roor,s: hardwood
floors: bath. gas etc-: all modern improve
GREERHaSDERsoN Co. ~ Chestnut st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Balance monthly psyEcnts. will bug. 5-r1oTn
brick ccttagc. lot 21xi.i.
ANDERSoN-SToCKE REALTY co.
s.f Chestnut st
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Handrc-fe fvo-stcry l3-inch brick dwelling. In
perfect condition: has rooms. reception hall
and bath: Sa-fcot lot: with made street and
HY. HIEMrSz r. Co. Ast. Ga Chestnut,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

fZiS Connecticut ST. a beautiful s-rvJm cot
sag-: well built. with the best material: oAk
staircase. reception hall. psrior. dining room
and kitchen on h.-f floor. two bedrooms on
second floor: granitoid cellar. sewer. water and
gas. lot 2sxle5: house Is open for inspection
to-day. Price s2.5o9
F. z NIESEN. Tenth and Chessnut sss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
ABOUT Il PRICE

VIII buy either or both these properties: Brsei-
way. > ". coz Grrrdy. 9eSl3g. and Broadway.
east side. ie feet .ourh Of ksN-a> ST. 15xiei.
through Iron Mountain Railroad Ncosvsi-
dent owner will make slaughter Ger qo.cS
sale. Terms to suit
HY HIEMEsEZ r. CO. Act. 6lt Che$cnVQ.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

No. s.{.. Nne hnrfe. mraern IN every p1rfIc-
MAR: only 800. Why look further foS nice
home? See this It once
HOI.RFoOS- S-Br.ACEwELpER REAL ES-
TATE Trust co. 81 Olive 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
ALLEN AVE. FLAT, s.. $50,

No 30. Allen ave. 2-story fat: rourIls and
bath. lst foor: rooms and bath. 81 Eoor:
rents for t45 per month
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

PRICE CIT AGAIN. EASY TERMS
S-1 OHIO AVE
L.. Skis: ore and 5ue-hak-story brick. siS
ruor-s. ci.t.rn in yard: large stable ani xr7ni-
tod sidewalk street made. nne lava. price GU.
TO s.. 500 for quick sale
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
2ic3 PRAINER AVE-, $3,210,

g. W. Cor. Of Manchester Ave.-A 2-story q
room frame house. halls. bathroom. citv water.
water eloset sewerage. furnace. stone founda-
tion and cellar: fine lawn and shade trees: lot
ax12s CHAS. F. VOC;EIA Ga Chestnut st
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

EI.gant Residence ce-Saci ice.
80 wese Pre- houIevard Van str5tiifo-d
Home: ref stock brick. modern in every re-
spect: 10 rooms. 10, gx2i3: brick stable and
esrriak--hcuee. this property cost the evr.r
about $3.50. the estate MIST b settled in
ry~iiAieiy. ard I want c1er Of $1,000:
possession can be obta.red in Oc,ote--
JOHN L. NcTOwALI. s9I Chestnut ST
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
STEWART PLACE FLATS.

Elegant property; four apartments: room
each: Nos. I453-sl-s3-ss Stewart place. Inconi.
:l-Ii0: price very low. See the property. theI
TATE TRUST CO.. si2 Olive St
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s ". cor saiena and Lynch ..s-: 70 rooms. ,
story and mSnSarsi. fof two families; 4 rCo,ns
lst Coor. ruorns 81 foor. Will sell above with
ssxiss FOR S.r0. o. e5xioo for ts.5oc: doa'; de-
SkrHI-R G PRINTz Ninth ars R,.sseI arc
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ARE YOU FROM MISSOURI? If 50
PAGE AVENUE HOME,

III show ycr house No. 90 Sldncy 81: an s.
room brtck re<tcsrce. lot 5,xl5. that can be
borrft for the sun o. t.0N
ARTII-R q. PRINTZ. = nth and Russell axe.
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franklin Ave. Investment,
Bargain on Olive St

between vaudevenser ana Sarah. consisting Of
% feet On the north side. entirely improved with
crooerty Welding g. 800 per annun: readily
ADAPTED for summer garticn automobile rets,si.
: tory or saloon: can be had AZ better than the
right price tI calling this week
ALBERT T. TERRY & CO. 81 Chestnut g.
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BARGAIN---8-ROO FLAT.

No. ~, Chouteau ave. weii-burlt e-room
haf. rooms and bath on each nocr. rent S5,s
per annum. owner is a nonresident and wauts
TO sell: this is first-ciass Investment. price
= SIEsrS Tenth and ,-b...nu, s,.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Tsree-story buf brick re.idence OF Il
rooms. reception hail. hardwood iJors.
furnace. bath and every conre.ierce: =
3sory frame carriage house: also house
for coachmsn and ch.cker-aous-: shrue-
bery and fruit trees In abundance l-o:
ytxls5.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Bet Louisiana and Arkansas Ave.-A one-story
Ard n,ansard brick reyiaence containing SIX
foons laundry and cellar: stable and sheds,
granftoid walks around the house: lot 3.xigT
CffAg r VOGE1. s24 Shes,nrIf 81