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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07
Efaher 4: Co.

Fisher & Co.'S sales for the past week
we're five in number and aggregate *o'""'
as follows:
Nos. 1Ol3-10l5 Franklin avenue. corner
alley. Iote S0x1U3. with tUo-story brick
buildings, property of Mrs. Pauline >.
Schnell, sold to Mr.. ]. Beach Lane TOT
sl5. oeo. Purchased as a speculation.
No. $500 Clemens avenue. lot oNlo1; d
two-story. modern. nrie-room dWe'Hns
with hardwood finish and modeIn I'M
property OF Mrs, Eliza r.
Christian of Richmond. No. sold TO John
r Williams of the Libby & Williams "a,
per ompan for s.. 800. Mr.. Williams VIII
occupy this property as his future resi-
derce. ,-.
Sold No. 1890 Laclede avenue. lot 2ox1iI.6,
a modern .wo-and-one-half-story. nine
room brick dwelling: property OF Jasepr
n. Verdier and sold to Mrs. Isaac NJ. Ma.
son for IS. 100. Mr.. and Mrs. Mason VIII
occupy this property as their future resi-
dcnce. having recently disposed OF their
property on West Pine boulevard.
Also sold lot 30x16o. situated on the nortn
side of Chouteau avenue. z91 rect EAST OF
Kings highway: property of Fl W. Hilge-
man. sold to J. C. Hendricks of Star CITY,
Ark. MIR. Hendricks will improve this
ground with "A two-siory brick residence.
Sold house and lot situated on the nortn
side of St. Louis avenue. between Grand
and Vandeyenter avenues. lot 2Oxl2S. TN
property rents for $50 a month. Sold TO
w. X. Stephens for $500 Charles Bailey
was former owner.
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AGENTS,
Mercantile Trust Company.

The Mercantile Trust Companys real
estate department reports having hnished
= fair weeks business. An officer OF TINS
ccmpanv stated that the severe weather
had interfered materially with the opera,
ton OF the real estate department. anu
that they welcome the more iaVorapie
Wea her. feeling sure 1t Will bring ABOUT IL
very decided Improvement in the real es,,
tate market. as the general CONDITION ana
latent demand for property mas oeen ne.S
satisfactory. The sales of TINS COMPANY
include the following:
Nos. 1893 and 1910 Franklin avenue. a
two-story brick building. with livery SUI
bic on first floor and rooms above occu-
uf Nineteenth street; sold for the ac-
count of william ]. Casey of Aptus. Mo.
10 Mary e.. Flanagan for $g'so. bousht
bv Mrs. Flanagan. as an investment no5.r,,
Neutrality-suspicious. red brlck resi-,
dence. containing eleven rooms ana az
conveniences. being the second house cast
of Boyle avenue. occupying lot Sgxl4S tee!'
sold for the account Of Mrs. A. H. b. Ed
munds for 5000 to John Grant, super1n-
teident of the St. Louis Transit company.
Edmunds for a home and Is especially
substantial in construction. MI. ITant
will make improvements: lnciudlhs a
large new stable, and VIII OCCUPY as a
Financial Company represented MIS- Ed
munds in this sale.
The Mercantile Trust Company also re.
ports having sold a substantial piece OF
property in the business district at $500,
the particulars of which are withheld by
request until the passing of deeds, which
will he in the next ten days.
Sold No. 1854 Greer avenue. a modern
two-story brick residence. containing eight
rooms and all convenience. occupying lot
3Ox13s feet. in Lindell place; sold to F; H.
Koch for 5000. The house was sold on
the e~asy-payment plan; Mr.; Koch VIII VII.
occupy it at once as his home. Sold for
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in love and companionship through the
sexual weakness and physical impakMene
of a man whose years do not justify sucn
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to the wonderful treatment discovered bN
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ing the miseries such injury entails by ~
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mature years
The discovery 10 beyond doubt the NOS
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ton las ever been called to. fTom ~
sides come private reports OF c0es ~
stubborn cases of sexual weakness Pr
largement of the prostate va[1coo0S
spe-matorrhoea. lost manhood mpoeonoyh
emissions. prematurity. orsSnss
lack of Write power. bashfulness ana u@e
id.ty and like unnatural condfflonA ~
does this without appliances. vacooH
punps. electric belts or anything OF In1s
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County Real Estate Transfers.

Beverly G. Stevens and wife to Charles j.
Harrison. lot l. block I Of Lawn Park.
Gaines Harrison ct al. to Monroe stafford: iot5
4 to sc, block s Of LonEview subdivision: 81
Same TO Ernest A. PipEin. lots 4 to I. DOCK
9 Of LOneview subdivision: 81
Felix Queathem and wife ct al. 10 MARIA
Elizabeth Hacbmann ct al. S7 OF northeast
quarter section 70. township a, range > east
containing SO acres: $3.50.
john Wilbracht and wife TO William Gernnfer'
part of lot 1 of James g. Thomas's SUBDIVISION,
section /, township As. range 5 east. Is.
Fred Hcftmann and wife to Leo Naert and
wife. lots IS to Il. block . OF Rose Cottage
lanes r. Guest and wife to Gustavus A.
HOFFMAN,. lot 3. block 2 OF Glendale Home
place: $1.0c.
man. north 10 feet OF lot . block 2 OF Glendale
Gristavus A. Hoffman, and wife to the Chris
tisn church Of Maplewood, lot g.. block 2 of
Enendale Home place: also north 10 feet Of lot
:. block . OF said place: 81.
Edward W. Greer to Bertram Brown. tract
q, land. being part OF Sarpy tract in United
states survey 9li. IS and 1896: s1.5ls:
John NJ. Mast to Edward Reitz. lot S. block
Henry ". Bianke to August Richter. lot 5.
block 1 OF Mentor place: SL noo,.
Edward Reitz to Mentor Richter' lot D. pioch
Herman 6. Tide and wife TO Gustav 4. Cde.
south IS acres OF lot Il Of Collier estate sec
ion Al. township a.. north range S east: sdV'
Industrial Building and Loan Association TO
Emma Lang. lot in block IS OF kirkwood II
Home Heights Company 70 Kate NJ DuSsing
and husband, lot %. subdivision OF Home
Heights: 81.
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the account of the Iindell Real Estate

the account of the Lindell Real Estate
Also No. 4+2s Tennessee avenue. a one
story. five-room residence. occupying lot
3Oxl.J feet. Sold to Martha Hansen for
$500 for The account of John Snyder.
The purchaser bought the property as an
investment.
No. 3s,7 Greer avenue. a two-story. eight
room house. with all convenienceS: lot BOX
136: purchased by W. Lamar WEIGH for
shea. Mir. WEIGH purchased for a home
and will occupy at once. Sold for the ac-
count of The Lindell Real Estate Com
pany.
Property at No. .6l9 and SCI South Broad
way. a large. old-fashioned three-story
brick BUILDING. arranged as tenements. oc-
cupyins lot 3ox127 feet. q short distance
south of Poplar street. Sold for the &C
count of Eugene r. Cuendet for S5,22So. The
Mercantile Trust Company found a buyer
hands for sale only ten days. Meaker &
Bro. were the purchasers. They bousnt
for an investment.
Also lot on the south line of sullivan
avenue between Garrison and glasgow
avenues in Lindeli place. lot fronting lS
feet on Sullivan by a depth Of 1I feet.
Sold to Charles L. Huelsick for $500. Inc
purchaser bought for the purpose OF erect
ment. Sold for the account OF the Lindell
Real Estate Company:
Lot on the north Silt of Greer avenue
between Nandeventer and Prairie avenues:
in Lindeil place. to John A Pilot. at SS9
a foot. The purchaser has plans prepared
for the erection of two apartment mats,
which he will construct at once. sold for
the account of the Lindell Real Estate
Company.
Sold lot on the south side of Allen ave
nue. between Eighth and Ninth streets.
avenue. by a depth of 142 feet: for the
account of George W. Allen for 2sO.
The purchaser was Francis Collier. This
lot has houses erected sne, rec II. un nuT-
chase. secured the fee to the property,
No. 1928 Etzel avenue. a tWo.stofy HA,
room cottage. occupying lot ooxl61 locateo
nue.. old for the account of Mary NJ. Earle
of Roswell. n. III. for $3.50 cash. The
purchaser bought for a home and will 90
cupy as soon as the house IS vacated pS
the present tenant.
Also a three-story residence on OhVe
street. near Twenty-ninth street. SOLO lor
the account of the Way estate fne
purchased by a client as an investmsa.:
This Is one of the several sales OF owe
street property recently made by the Mer-
camille Trust Company. ,
fronting 25 feet on the west line OF Farm
venue by a depth Of 200 feel. oeinG 10,
Gated 125 feet west of Euclid avenue. 500
for the account Of Ethylin W.. LoT1ng a!
sIIO. purchaser being George l.. Haget.
who will erect a small cottage on the LOT.
Also Nos. 1s22-1S24-1s26 North Twenty
first street. three two-ssory bricx aene'S eeId
buildings. occupying lot oOxS2 feet. SOFA
for the account Of Doctor c. NJ. Nicholson
for ss, $3.50. The property is well rented
and was purchased by Ormond j. McTaW.
COMPANY assisted in this transaction
Sold lot on the east side of. Warne ave
nne between Carter and Penrose streets:
lot 5Ox1o6 feet: sold for the accnun, o.
q set of flats on the lot. Consideration
81, 1870.
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Ell. a. Haeussler Thinks Property
in st. Louis One of the Best
Means of Investment.
GROUND is BEST SECURITY"
Says Fair Is a Mere Incident,
and Will Have No Marked
Effect on Values After
Exposition Closes.

H. A. HaeuSsier, attorney. of No. 81 La
clede building. who is known as one of the
heaviest real estate operators in St. Louis.
and whose ground holdings, according TO
the tax books, are worth a handsome for
tune. stated yesterday that he contem-
plates further investments.
To d party of associates at the Union
Club, all of whom are identified with i'm
portant industries and are regarded as po-
tent factors in the upbuilding Of the city,
Mr.. Haeussler remarked:
Il have stuck 10 S.. Louis dirt all of
my business career, and / think 1t is one of
the best things in which a man can put
his money"
Questioned on the point OF the profits he
has realized upon his realty Investments.
Mr.. Haeussler was silent. but the smile
he gave, and the answering mods of the
clubmen were In the nature of a confirma-
ton of the eport hat much Of his capital,
now amounting to away UP in the thou
sands of dollars. has come from his
form of investment.
Il am extending my holdings of St.
Louis property he remarked. IAN | pro-
pose to continue buying real estate. II l
had 500. 0O of idle capital I would not hest
tate to put 1t in st. Louis realty in pref
erence to other kinds of security
Mr.. HaeusSler considers the Worlds
Fair a mere incident taken in connection
with local realty values.
st. Louis has profited by ChicasoS eX-
perience." he said. we have had no
boom. nor will there be any unreasonable
imitation of values of property on the eve
of the Exposition. On the contrary. one
may buy real estate here now as cheap
as ever in the last few years.
There can be 10 reaction after the
Fair. for the reason that there Is nothing
TO cause a slump. 1t is true that rents
may be somewhat lower. but that is an
ticipated. With a reasonable reduction the
returns on the average investment may
remain ample"
Mr.. Haeussler's connection with the ST.
Louis real estate market has lasted more
than a quarter of a century. during which
time he has made the reputation of being
conservative. at the same time taking ad-
offered for speculation, based on the GER
tainty that property would advance in
value.
He says that the city is now entering
upon an era of greater prosperity by rea-
son of the development of its trade terri
tory. and he is backing his Judgment with
dollars.
Just what form his future realty invest
ments will take he is not yet. prepared to
say. There are so many good opportuni-
ties presenting themselves daily that a
capitalist may choose dozens of deals. any
one of which should gain handsome re-
turns ard be as safe as Government
hpnIG
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07
BURLINGTON BUILDING
LEASED FOR SO YEARS.

One of the biggest real estate deals OF
the week was the leasing of the Burning
ton building. Nos. sos to S14 Olive street.
for a period of ninety-nine years. by the
Observation-Disclosures Real Estate Trust
Company. from the Mcmillan estate.
Already the leasing company has begun
to repair the building. a start having been
made upon storeroom No. So Olive street.
which is to be used as new quarters by
the Holbrook-B lackwelder Company. The
rental basis fer the inety-nine-year pc
riod is az per cent on $4,000 for the prop
erty.
Holbrook- Blackwelder hope to change
quarters about February y. their present
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NEW HOTEL WILL. BE OPENED.
The Plaza to Cater Especially to
Family Trade During Worlds Fair.

The Plaza Hotel. a new, w~ell-equipped
hosiery at No. 31c7 Locust street. will be
opened tomorrow under the management
of Doctor Ozias Paqgin. general manager.
and r. S. Strobhart. business manager.
The hotel has accommodations for 800
guests and the managers will cater espe-
cially to family rad during the Worlds
Fair.
Doctor Paduin. formerly president of
the Paquin immune Company, IS one OF
the chief stockholders i'll the ompany
that owns the hotel. the structure being
built at a cost of SO, 600 on property leased
for six years from the Reverend Doctor
kaufman of No. lao Locust street.
The hotel has just been finished and al
ready has thirty guests. The building Is
a stone and brick structure. with n 'front.'
age of s. feet on Locust street and a
depth of 155 feet. In the basement there
are a barber shop. Turkish bath. bowling
alleys. biliiard-rooms and storerooHls.
On the ground floor are the general
office. the parior. the writing-room and
large dining-room. which will accommo-
date 200 persons. On the second and third
floors there are 126 rooms. arranged IN
suites of three. with bath. The equipment
and furnishings throughout are modern.
including electric lights, gus. baths, hot
water and steam heat.
The Plaza Hotel will be conducted on
the American plan, and special rates will
be made families by the week or month.
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The Burlington building. which the com
pany has leased. is one OF st. Louis's
largest office structures.
This building rents for $4,000 annually.
ii is claimed. and is S6XS6 feet. with a
private alley on the western side.
The Holbrooi Blackwelder Company
also report that the buckingham Club,
wards, will be completed by April 10. This
hotel. which is being built to accommo-
date families, who will enjoy all the
comforts of home" during the Worlds
Fair period, has many applications for
rooms from prominent persons all over
the United States. Guests will be accom-
modated strictly on the membership plan.
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G~RAVoIs..s5 IT. II in: nv oeon.
FIJI. Rudolph MoeIl.nhor and wife to =,
Wililq% 3sA Msellsnhofow: ". $. ,con: |
s ssin'n kku dS.Sss siqsfs !" :. and wife !" -,
Gk ka1is S sse IL II in, n. VS.. CON
tanning SioSs acres, , in L ana : u sHG'e :
Herman Moellenhor-w. d. : i
GH RE- 5;ocs a., 6; :. I,s 81; Pi kss, I ss,a Cree, co:
s fa ps srIsk S' Kcc hnnNe' d..e..,... 5000
GRElR.0 IT.; n: $: Michael Meyer
1pAH6-ist II. . in; 81: E; cor.
iiSe ". Efiininser. by. snardiani to
iIsr5San. ss S.sd tnnSfyis.d saif in, slssn s4
lP hsasseassu s; e, N block s'ss: 5h.s
Henry Heinricssmeyer and wife-W. d. &c,
undivided half INTEREST," ra;,,ozz 80
and crittenden. city block ls'.; Thee
dore Hemmelmann to Louise Warttis ,nr
lv and Tesso IT. city cit hi block si.s: also :2:s
s ssn FsrS on sn Ds'l north rS q ws ssst p' Mary
bemanse and husband to Louise De- =,
rS sSs Tsssa ss: is s,s ~ Block 81 * BE! si.s:' FF' M
q I SeTsa nfP Ford and norm Of Weber:
Louise Demange to Prosper DemanSe
,s aPd EitsoS: tt. e. 5: being al
Jefferson. city block 17leN: August ".
Dawes and wife to Bernhard C. Nnfer Auc
KESSNERLY.2o It. $. 8. BET. clara
and S ssSdslE city ty 0 Sheriff, ~ 10 e Mrs.
Mary fPrendsrsas,.sheEifs 49, "a
M lar SI1sk s,s f., Michael i; a.: SANG saIt.r s1 to Emil
M FS, : a. s,d &: si. : Charles i, /; cor p:
Reinecke and wife ct al. 10 Frederick "a,
Paul and wife,. h., TsyIor l."
ley Realty Co. to Martha A. Rogers 7,a
M ..sjSi -, !. T,.n !: ri pet cit, T" s1osk
1872: Adam Roth Grocery Co. TO Caro- -,u
lire G.. Roth-w. i'"'
M Az i;1,..0,5 f.. c, n; f block se' 49, Fif ns7s6n
Really TO. to Simon u. R~ossi-sPl- =, a,
M Anlks;1 ci,y f block X ss :: H fs'es is'' PED, - ~.
noir.' Jr.. TO Michael salter-w- d-.n,: 100"
block $50: j; 3. Thompson and wife to 500,
1. s SsS TIA. ciiy hi block 4sss: SAINT
fail Nd wife to Mary L. Tonhill- ,,o,
SSR1H MARKET. 4. 81 in: 5 -:
sonthe:;. corner Hodiam0n nr city NIB s.of tx
49,; Aifrsd nesbof9ush ana Whe 20
psRKssfi r, I Il iR: ,i be- i Ss,9 4: and s, catdi
s s2sn'1 Wife si' 10 Fran Flank -t g. G sssn d. $50
PENNSYLVANIA, f., e p; s. e cor
BecEer 10 Samuel ]. Will and wife
spl. ". ~
PENNSyLNANIA-I0 #. .. 9. 8. e. cor.
Ic,irbborough. CITY block 20iS: Matilda
" m. John s, p. Beckerppw. d..".""..~.. ss7;
PENNSYLVANIA #. ". 8. being
2saI Pennsylvania. city block e.oo,: Eliz-
abeth Steffens to Adam Wunzliuger. -.
RussEIL".33 IT. in. n. $, bet. Law
renee and Thurman. city block 49i2;
Western Brass Manufacturing Comps-
ny. by trustee. to Alexander f. Forbe, -.
-trustee's az
and Elliot. city block si3: Helena ,,
Riedesser to Ernest c. Grotpeter-w. d, 2.W
ST. LOUISE It. n. g. bet. Lefingwell
and Glasgow. city block 1903: John P.
Riechers and wife to George f. Etz-
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Building Permits.

Visitors Worlds Fair Club and Investment
Company: north side of proposed Cara avenue.
between Delmar boulevard and Kings high
way: two-story temporary frame hotel: 226}e.
Union Brewing Company: 5i6 DE Baliviere:
81. $50.
HE. Scammell: 1915 and ISL Market: one
story brick stores: 1900.
Gottlieb Hurreler: fE9 Michigan: one-story
brick dwelling, 81. 2C1.
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GENERAL BATES LEASES HOME.
Army officer Residence o'
NIrx. Y. r.. s. BuChRnnn.

Army Onice h~esidehce VI
Mrs. v. r.. s. Buchanan.
The Mercantile Trust Company leased 10
Major General John c.. Bates. commander
Of the Northern Division OF the United
States Army. the commodious three-story
brick residence. No. 1880 Mcpherson ave
nue., the home of Mrs. Virginia X. >.
Buchanan. who is sojourning abroad.
some structure, containing twelve rooms
and ali modern conveniences 1t Is 0ppo-
site Fullerton place, and in a very delight-
ful location. :, o,so
neootiorjnp with several other army of1-
GERS as we'll as Worlds Fair diSnitarles
for leases on ct. Louis houses.
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location at No. 10T North Seventh street
being too small for their rapidly imprcv-
ing business.
Their new quarters. which adjoin the
yestibule of the Burlington building, are
being handsomely fitted with marble FIX
lures, wainscoting and floors. Curled
birch with marble trimmings. VIII he used
said, will make enc of the most attractive
real estate trust rooms in the city.
The HolbrOok-B lackwelder. Real Estate
Trust entered business in St
Jnnjs eleven years ago. Two years ago
the company was Incorporated under The
laws of Missouri for 's25o.coo. According to
hos advanced until now a net, surplus of
sI50 O00 over all expenses, including sala.
ries. is in the treasury, making a capital
and surplus of 100000.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07
Weakness in Men.

Michigan Specialist Finds an Easy
Way to Cure Any Case OF Sexual
weskness Even in the Oldest Men.
This Wonderful Cure Has = Most
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J. T. McCasiand. representing c. l..
Gray of the Southern Illinois Construc-
ton Company. has purchased. through
Fisher & Co. the two three-story-and-
basement residences at Nos. 35lG-3al2 Lin
dell avenue. which will be rcmodeled into
a hiGh-class family hotel.
Plans have been drawn for a four-story
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brick addition to the buildings. to cost
about $4,000. Work will begin III time to
insure completion by Jun l. Speci1ca-
tons call for everything requisite to a
modern hotel. including elevator service.
marble ard tile halls and vestibules.
The first floor will be arranged to ac-
c%ommodatc cafe. bar. billiard-room, bar
Der shop and drug store. The three upper
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07
Manhood Is Never Lost.
Jew Philippine Remedy
That Positively Cures all NcryO.
Sexual Dfseases. 1t
Never Eaila. ,
SENT SEALED AND FREE TO ALL.

My new and wonderful Philippine Re
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all the old notions about lost manhood.
The spark may be dimmed. but it never
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07

$500. Purchaser will erect modern fats.
Also have earnest money on sales aggre,
eating SO. 00O. which deals will be closed
next week. and report a very good inquiry
for both vacant and improved property.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07
Charles F. yOEel.

Charles F. vogel reports the following
sales:
Sold Nos. s744. 2746. 27iS. 215O Lawton v e
nue.. also Nos Is. 1sA, IS. 1sA Leningwell
avenue. the three two-story brick DWELL
ings. and two two-story and mansard
brick houses. with lot So 1-3x13l feet: for
$16. 500: from Martin Henry to'Albert Hen
House No. 323S Oregon avenue, between
Wyoming and Utah streets. a two-story
brick dwelling. six rooms. hall. laundry
and cellar. Lot 25x125 feet: sold for 81, $50;
from Edward Charbulak to Chas. Z. and
Mary A Guibar. who purchased for a
home. Messrs. Kollas & Brinkop repre-
sented the purchaser.
Also lot gOxlsD feet on south side Of
Providence avenue. between Caroline and
Yeatman streets. in Tuxedo Park, for 4SOo;
Estate and Improvement Company.