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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1904-02-24

THE LEVEL.

er. This makes a good grade. In the
middle of the long piece nail on either
side short pieces so as to hold a COM
mon carpenters level. Place the short
leg on the starting point of the ditch
and move the other end until the bub-
Die is level. In this way you will have
a ditch with a three-eighths inch grade
TO the rod. Continue this throughout
the entire length of the ditch.
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Nothing More nanusrou.

Than Cutting Corns. The Foot Ease San
lnsary Corn Plasters cure by absornt;on
something entirelynew The sanitary oils
ana vapors do the work. Sold by ali drng
gusts Zoe or by mail. sample mailed Fras
Address, Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y "
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1904-02-24
Intense Cultivation Doos T.

Most of us are land poor There are
thousands of money making farms in
this country of less than ten acres
each. AS a rule the small farms make
the most money. Look at the prosper
GUS truck gardeners. Intense cultiva.
ton does it.-George NJ. Clark.
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Mother Gray. Sweet Powder. for c.,,,u

Mother Grny's Sweet Powders for Children
81 successfully used by Mother GRAY. nurse i,
me Onlldren's Home in New York Cur 70
Feyerlshness. Bad Stomach, Teething Dis
9Hruers, move and regulate the Bowels ana
destroy destroy Worms. Over $4,000 Testimonials
Savnyy, never ever fali; AT all druggists, Csc.
Leroy, N. Y. OAinsoeo,
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The VIII wn. rha-o

He-So your husband has given up
smoking? 1t requires a pretty strong
VIII to accomplish that. She-Well,
Ia nave you understand that / have
strong will!-New Yorker.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1904-02-24

Inc Lawyer-I'm afraid Pm going
blind. The Friend-Never mind, old
man. So long as you retain your sense
Oh touch you'll be all right.-Judge.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16
:. wide Alley West ,ai North, giving ~ahsudane. Of llsi
% feet. 10. 8. and Yves. ., feet. 10, 5. block

% feet lot 9. ana ives. g feet. lot 5. block
Kent Jarvis to James A. Brennan. lot II.
Francis A Tornasky to Charles Rosenfslder
and wife. lots s and 3. block n. Of West Tower
Grove: 500.
Lille A. Tweiker 10 Frank Rieder. lot s..
block Il. Of watson's Fruit Hill subdivision:
s.. so.
Ada o., Cooper TO William, Conway. Jo. SIT
rated in block g. city Of 1900.
william Ltzig and wife to NARY LetzfR. lots
land known as the Kennerly Farm in United
States survey S4. In commons OF Carondelet
tduitciaimJ: 81.
Dame State OF wisonsin. lots Is and IL. Of
McKnight farm. in United States survey s9s.
Kate c. Thomas and husband to Walter q.
Woodward ct al. land In southeast quarter,
section %. Township 45. range . east, coutssnins
AIexaader Collins and wife to B. F. Shields,
lots - and ~ Of CYNTHIA 8. Marshall addition.
IN webster Groves: Sioa
Thomas C. Young and wife to William 8.
Eames. lots 1 to .. Z TO %. block .. Of Web
ster place: also lot Al Ct Che5fnut's subdivision
at Selma: also city property; special =. e
deed; 81.
william S. Eames to Thomas c. Young.
DeAun Walsh ct al. TO Hubert Gaes.r. parts
Of lots 5 and J. subdivision of Tower Hill.
rction 8. township q. range 8 east. contain
Charles p. Benson and wife. by uustee. to
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16

McNair. Harris & Jones Realty Company re-
port an undated interest In Tower Grove
Heights. and the fact that almost all pur-
clasers are arranging for Immediate improve
ment Of their lots Is having much to do with
the growing popularity of this subdivision
among home builders. The market in general
mas maintained the satisfactory standard OF
the weeks previous.
This agency has sold for account OF the Con-
necticut Mutual Life Insurance ompany lots
Nos, !. ?. ) and T.. in city block 1852. fronting
~ feet on the east line of Grand avenue and
Isl feet on the north line OF Hartford street
for Sil,sli. The price paid FOR the Is feet On
tn" Grand avenue corner was Sloc per front
foot. and for the remaining les feet so Per
foot The purchaser viii Immediately improve
the entire frontage with stores and apartments.
Lcrenz Spitz bought. through McNair. Harris
& Jones Realty Company. the east ten feet of
lot L. and the west twenty feet OF lot II, city
block 1iSI, Tower Grove Heights. at $3.50 PEE
front. foot Mr.. Spitz vii! begin at once the
erection Of a home.
Sold for Edward T!fan Of Kansas City. No.
seven-room modern dwelling on lot fronting
20 feet s inches on the north line Of Page bou-
levaTd, east OF Sarah street. for $500. to Mrs.
Rachel EipsitZ. who bought for an investment.
Sold q South Broadway corner this week for
800. particulars OF which Will be given
later.
Sold for Mrs. C. C. Snesd. seven-room dwell
Ing. lot 2Jxi4s feet. No. 4570 West Belle place,
for see. to Thomas H. Smith. who will put
tho house and stable in thorough repair and
offer II for lease
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16

Charlie. 2. yos.l reports. the following sales:
thres-room cottage. jot ssrI54: sold for s2.56o
from Mrs. Jennie Cfiarplat to Louis Roettser,
who purchased for investment.
No. 1877 President street. two-story and man
f ont ss.od ST fr sns G Sc rye + }ags aand to ,o ck asrise; K s9td
mel; H. who sS,l bought u. for a home;
rue. between Charless and Victor streets: sold
for G,l50 from Henry Hartmann Sr. TO Won
der Au-C1uss Realty Company. who intend
erecting a factory building.
Lot Lix1l2 feet. on the southeast corner Of
broadway and Charlton street. sold for 81. 40
from Mrs. .Euphemia J. Hutton 10 II. II.
sehweer Brick Company. who bought for man
ufacturtns purposes.
Farm containing eighty acres. near Sullivan,
FRANKLIN County, Mo-: sold for s.39. from d.
T. Clark Of Manchester. Ia. to Frank Schmidt.
Lot Zxlga feet. on west aide Of Oregon ave
nue.. between Cherokee and Potomac streets.
sold for gs2 from Miss Miriam Stanton OF Al
ton. Ill. 10 John C. Tonis. who purchased to
Lot 7sx1ss feet, southwes. corner OF Cooper
strcst and Daggett avenue. sold for Si.0s0, from
Frank Chl to John SaFat!. who purchased to
improve.
Sold the following lots on sempIe avenue.
between ST. Louis avenue and Natural Bridge
road. from International Real Estate and In
vestment Company to parties intending to I'm
east side. to Frank Paweiek for 500: 10. s3riso
feet, on east side. to Charles ". Steed for
~; lot 1oxlso feet on east side TO Joseph
Frank T. Mock for $50: lot ExIs0 feet on east
side to ~1gnatius CzarnecM for $500; lot 4oI
40 feet on west side TO Emma La Touretts
for szss: lot scx1t9 feet On west side to John
Sold the following houses and lots in ster-
retts addition to Forest Park Heights, for
Frank n. Secret. to parties who purchased
one-story three-rpon frame co,tare on north
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16
PAUL BROWN PURCHASES
HANDSOME La PRELLE HOME.
Residence on Washington Terrace
Sole Through 81 Il Co. and
Mercantile Trust Company
for 100000.

The magnificent residence at No. 10
Washington Terrace. Bell place, the prop
srty OF J. L.. LaPrelle. was sold during the
week to Paul Brown. managing director
Of the Continental Tobacco Company. for
$4,000. Mr.. LaPrelle was represented In
the transaction by the firm OF Fisher &
Co. the Mercantile Trust Company being
the representatives OF Mr.. Brown.
This home IL one of the most attractive
and palatial dwellings In the city. and Is
situated on a lot fronting 100 feet on
Washington Terrace and having a depth
Of 1ss feet. II Is built OF gray stone in a
mixed style Of Romanesque and Renais-
sance, three stories in height. h sp-
proach IL by a wide marble stairway and
terrace TO . beautiful vestibule, finished
with inches n pedestals- Upon entering
one II struck with the beauty m mas
sfveness OF the entrance hall, which Is
banked to the right and left with the Nv
inS-rooms. The hall is finished entirely
In 9urfy maple. the ceiling being paneled
ID nodded caissons.
To the left IL the MUSHROOM. finished In
white mahogany. To the right OF the hall
ID the pArlor. q magnificent room, finished
in satin wood, with a beautiful msntel in
the style Of the Rocco period The color
scheme Of pink and robin's-egg blue forms
q striking contrast with the satin wool
The library or the first floor Is finished
With antique OAK. A heavy mantel and
me bookcases. all in the style OF the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16
Central District in Good Demand
for Speculative and I'm
nrovement Purposes.
MARKET STREET CORNER SOLD
Agents Are Experiencing Active
Inquiry for Realty of This
Kind and Predict Good
Fall Business.

Downtown investment property ruled
tate circles. and several attractive sales
were closed by agents.
While purchasers in most instances are
content to let the properties romain in
their present condition. it is believed that
the rapidly increasing ground values in
the central district will soon force sub
startial improvements. in keeping with the
surroundings. Agents are expecting a
good business In this class of property
from now on.
Tho largest deal Of this nature reported
during the week was made by the Rut-
ledge & Kirkpatrick Realty Company.
who sold property at the southeast corner
OF Sixteenth and Market streets to the
Norfolk Realty Company. a client Of d. F.
Arlington. for 0 5000. The sale was made
for the Cole g Glass Manufacturing Com
pany. who have been owners and occu-
pants Of the property for more han a
quarter Of q century.
The improvements include a three-story
building fronting ITO feet on Market street
and II having = depth along Sixteenth street
agreement to vacate within ninety days
n the building will be remodeIed and d.
vfded into small stores. The property Is
expected to pay a revenue of 6 per cent on
the purchase price.
The Mercantile Trust Company sold for
the Charles Realty Company to n client
the three-story building No. o North
lot asxso feet. for $4,000 cash.
The building Is under lease for a number
Of years to a responsible tenant at a rent
OF $500 per annurn. Ii is understood
that the purchase was made solely as ar
Investment n that no improvements are
for the present.
The Mercantile Trust Company also sold,
In conjunction with Cornet & Zeibig. Nos.
lzz1-1 Chestnut street. from the Hicks
Realty Company to the Emerson
Realty Company, the consideration being
withheld. The property has a frontage of
B feet and the Improvements are Of little
value.
The recent conversion Of Chestnut street
Into n boulevard has had a good effect or
values along the street, and several good
purchases of investment properties have
been made by Spectators keen TO get in
safiy on what has appeared to them a
rood investment.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16
Kollas & BrinkOp.

Koilas & Brinkop report the following sales
during the week:
street. two-story eight-room brick dwelling; TO
Christian Kern for $500.
Barry and kosciusko streets: to Arthur Nam
nerer for 5000.
dwelling, lot 59xt0: from Christian Br1nkop TO
Arthur for $50.
street. two four and five room modern flats. lot
Skis; to Herman and Ida Schmidt for invest
ment; renting for $3.50 per year: for si:g". $50.
Sold for account OF Geo. Bechtoid No. Si2l
Tennessee avenue. o~ne-stOry four-room cottage,
lot :aIs5. to August Rathert for a home Tor
$3.50.
Sold for John Paul No, I'll Keokuk street,
ens.s;ory four,room o,icS COTTAGE " john
Sold for Charles Kudas Ne; gag Dunnica
Emil Jeep for a home. for g. JOB.
Sold for Matilda Rose, No. 35Sl-5S California
avenue. two-story brick. arranged as two med
EN- flats. to Michael ]. Ceny Tor investment,
for 6. SO.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16
NichoII.-RItter realty Company.

Nicholls-Ritter Realty & Financial cos
nles for the week amount to s5i.5o. They had
quito an active business, and report the fol-
lowing sales:
south side Of De!mar boulevard. fronting i25
on Delraar boulevard and extending to Kings
bury boulevard. Se feet deep. to tho Develop
ment and investment Company. for $500.
This property is directly. opposite the hand
azina. which has been lately subdivided, and
edioins the magnificent residence o. the late
Baron 9. Barnes. The title to this property
ives held for Henry Burbank and G. c. Nichols.
they having purchased II FOR $50, 0D Streets
sold IN building lots.
Sold for the Royal Investment Co. the new
Broom handsome residence. No. i6l2 Lenox
place. also known as No. G Lenox place. to Mr..
William A. Gardner for $4,000. Mr. Gardner
will occupy this house as his home. The house
out with hardwood floors. two MAGNIFICENT
bath rooms and everything desirable for a
Sold for Susan A. holland. lot 5Oxl4. on the
clid avenue. at SIS ner foot. or Sc. 80. to a client
OF the Gerhart Realty Company. This lot Will
be improved with fats.
Sold for c. o. Wooison. six-room brick house.
lot g5xlN. on Kennerly avenue. for s.. 600
Sold vacant ground on the southeaS corner
Of Clara and Etzel. avenues. 362H162- for sale
". Gamble to Charles ". Lawrence. for $4,000.
This property was sold bv the Nichols Ritter
Company after having been placed In their
hands only two dave. They are now neEotiat-
ing the sale OF this property at an advanced
price TO another party. who VIII buy with the
OF improving with stores and hats.
Great improvements have been made In this
location lately and the PAGE avenue cars bring
They also made loans amounting to sa3.olO at
: and 8 Der cent,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16
Mississippi Valley Trust Company.
SUBDIVISION SALES.

The real estate department Of the Mississippi
days sale at their Page Avenue Heights addi-
ton Saturday afternoon. This ga e Will be con-
week, by which time it is expected that the
already good list OF buyers will be very ma
The growth and Development Of this su5di..
vision has been truly remarkable. While first
nment had d0t TAKEN sme Place sea up Until the spring 81
the present year. when the addition was placed
In the hands Of this company for sale. Tut OF
sale, only seventy-hve remain unsold. and dur
hood of sixty comfortable, and, in many in
stances. beautiful, homes have been erected.
close los + this sh eso SsnsFs out ae en,i asf9' before aa'G the COM
iGg winter sets in: and bargains are setIs
predicted the buying public will be glad TO
A number ot sales have also been closed in
the other subdivisions. being hand ed by this
company. and a complete list Of the sales made
during the past week will be found below:
PAGE AVENUE HEIGHTS.
Lot Il, block 4. 1 fronting % feet on the north
line OF Lenox avenue. TO Paul C. Moioiner.
Lot IS. block Il. fronting 90 feet on the north
Lot 10, block Il. fronting 50 feet on the north
me Lot Or !. D SICK " !. tFeat IN A . feet It On gGT the ssSsh
line Of Derby avenue. 10 william Kinsier, goo;
ne Lots /. : :. I and ]. block {. fronting 10 fse. on
Mary Il. Caldwell. a.f5a.
Lot 5. block s, fronting 80 feet on tho south
line OF Derbyq avenue. to y. Se!bels. 500.
Lot Il, block s. fronting so feet on the north
line Of Lenox avenue, 10 w. NJ. Brown. f775.
Lot II. block S. fronting 80 feet on the north
line OF Chatham avenue. 10 J. Popplon; ss2S.
west corner of Chatham and Emmet avenues.
10 z. Hoensherg, $3.50.
Lot IS. block s, fronting 80 feet on. the north
line Of Chatham avenue. TO Leonard a. sheF-
Lot :. block L., fronting so feet on the north
line o: Derby avnue. TO August Genenschleg,
OVERLAND PARK.
Lot "A, block 3, fronting 100 feet on Tho north
line Of Marlowe avenue. to Elizabeth Hinch-
Lots Il and q. block q. fronting 1858 feet on
the north line OF Midland avenue. to James r.
Woods. $50.
Lets . and 3. block II. fronting 200 feet on
the south line OF Milton avenue. to Lena Bruce.
HARNEY HEIGHTS.
Lot .. block sos, fronting 30 feet on the
North line Of Calvary avenue. to Charles T.
GRIEFTELID PLACE
Lot 3. block 2. fronting 80 feet on the east
line Of Midland avenue. to Mrs. Anna Smith.
MELRoSE PARK.
Lot 6. block 2. fronting 50 feet 81 inches on
the south line OF Page avenue. to l. Olsen, sH1.
Lot l.. block 4, fronting - feet on the south
Lot 10. block ;, fronting 80 feet on the north
line Of Meiroas avenue. to E K. Ludirgtoo,
$3.50.
Lot !. block 3. fronting 80 feet on the south
Inc OF McNaMee avenue. foT J. H. Crutcaes,
1858.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16
County Resi- Estate Transfers.

The f%olloEin. real estate transfers were died
At Clayton last week:
stephan 4 Bemis to E L Heneken and wife.
s,I ana wife west ha,t lot Is Of Gib,sn', sTa sub.
Overland Real Estate .compsny to Jams 4;
Chris;ina Foehrinrer. husband ct al. to En-
I Ias sDp eon,sini ha: TO- iS.os i s sSaiin in s sect MS i.
township q. range 6 and . acres in section
acres !: seS Casiial. in a's a.as ssF' '0' .. '0H'a.H'aE -
Frederick HeTtel and wife to omer 3; Gay
anns: i e, o. T. and q BLOCK 4. OF Nof'h Gao
august Hadan and wife to WinnIs n. DOna-
s AZ 5sl {, Fl 2s,i :; TiSSs !; ,-s 4 N1 Ss4 s.Sf. II; .ss
John Risch and wife TO simon J.. Fuchs and
, stfs. IL rs s.Ers to :; s sI9ss !: t as Rir "a 'u'di'i-
,, II Y y f EiS MssIs t. fs Eni ssbd 4; Gi9as Of s ISs :;
Ella II. Harrison and husband to Edna
saih 4is sssf cd iaad In ' FL g :: so" E sB a.
Kent Jaryis to Henry Hall. lot e. block 49,
e g.ssnsf e. Z. s IGt : s e T tesns sipy {. ra snsai 8
son. anA Iand vest q northeast Quarter. -ettioH,s !:
!, eantaini Il ns g aers rans 4, 10 east being part '''
D.na Ha.sefsrueh to Ina Wlnderker lot 2
OF Greb's subdivision Of Greb farm site, north
east quarter. section a. township -, range s
east: 1850.
blS ENG Z. 4 aes Wslc to A Tefrscs r. So rs c'aF' lot L.
Overland Real Estate Company to William
Krohn. lot 3 block l.. Of 9. Overland Park
subdivision: Gfs.
Agnes Barnun to James Black. Is feet Of
southeast quarter. section II, township a.
north. range 4 east: So
Hugue u. Bsrrioz and vile TO Henry W
Ennart and wife. lot . Of Lepere Villa place
northwest quarter. section -. town
ship 40. range s east containing 3 acres: S.oa
Henry Krasuier and wife to William e
Grein. part lot H.. block 2. Of Sutton Home
tract. in United States survey as7. ;ownship
Is. range 6 east: G.Jvl.
4. ]. crun and wife to kinxsiev ?. Me
moelIer and wife; It u, and gsst Is feet lot
Judson D. Irwin to Minnie HazermeSer. lots
q 10 ~. block D.. resubdivision Of e Avenue
Justin z. JOY and wife to Neal VI. Draper
al. east 20 feet. lot g. and west 90 feet.
Ii, S,ahlh,rfh IN Elizahefh s Iny ezxf
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16

Fisher & Co.'S sales for the pas, week were
six in number, and aggregated 100000. as fol-
lows:
The LaPrelle mansion, No. 10 Washington ter
race. Bell place: sold for j l. LaPrelle to
Paul Brown: consideration, $50. 01. This prop
erty IS one Of the choicest in the city. The
lot fronts 100 feet on Washington terrace by
Q depth OF Ie5 feet The Mercantile Trust
Company represented the purchaser.
Sold No. 4il9 Forest Park boulevard. lot 75x
1875; modern three-story fourteen room dwelling,
finished in the various hardwoods. polished
hardwood foors. hot-water heat. beautiful man
tells; brick stable. carriase-house and drive
way. Properly OF Paul Brown. and sold to q
by the Mercantile Trust Company.
Sold No. i26T West Belle place. lot 351fis:
two-story ten-room brick house, supplied with
modern improvements and corverlences: house
has been renting for ST5 per month. Property OF
]. A Ferguson OF Boston, Mass. and sold 70
a client for 5000.
Sold No. 4J2T Kossuth avenue. corner OF Hull
place, lote 2NlG5: two-story seyen-rCom brick
holse. arranged in fats. with modern conveT.-
fences; renting for f32 per month. Properly OF
Charles Thompson and sold TO Anton Hagen
brok for Sc. so. Purchased as an Investment.
Sold vacant let, situated at the northeast cor-
ner Of Bartmer and Hamilton avenues. lot sox
15.. Properly OF Miss Mary f. Prendergast
and sold to a client Of Messrs, Mccormick.
K!Igen & Rule for So per front foot. or S.no.
The purchaser will improve the 10. with a mod
en two-story building. fifst floor arranged IN
stores. with living apartments above.
Sold house on North Nineteenth street. north
OF Bremen avenue. lot e2x1iS; two-story eight
room brick house, renting for "a per month, 10
Henry Patterson fer s., 500.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16
ROW, Investment Company.

C. r. H. Davis. president OF the Royal In
vestmen, Company. sold this week to George
$. TIFFANY OF No. IA Lenox place a new
house now in course OF erection. from the
Changes have been made In the house and II
will be completed according TO the ideas of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tiffany. The house Is one OF the
new side-entrance houses with a large living
room in front. which will be finished in old
English oak, the dining-room TO be finished
in mahogany. The entrance and reception hall
will be finished in ami white: with ma
hogan rail- and newels on the stairs. AIR.
and Mrs. Tiffany expect to move IN the house
about the 10Th Of December
the Federal investment COMPANY TO Edward
Gunntngham, Jr., for $500. This is a full
three-story, Colonial house. with fourteen
rnors yery nicely finished. with lot 63Nl55.
The house has just been completed and Major
Cunningham expects to occupy II as q home
about the nrt OF November.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.

Mary Heller was yesterday declared
Of unsound mind by a jury in the Pro-
bate Court In Clayton. Her mother, Anna
Heller, was appointed as her guardian.
She IS 10 years old. and was run over by
a Transit car two years ago. since which
time she has been In poor health
Marriage licenses were Issued In Clay
ton yesterday to David I. Tower and Gail
T. Wolff of Normandy. Tony Cooper Of
st. Louis and Mamie Foley OF Venice,
Joseph Stiebei and Lena Miniea Of St
Louis and Ben White Of BeIlefontaiue and
Marie Thomas of St Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16
Henry Hfemen. Realty Company.

The Henry Hiemenz Realty Company reports
sales as follows:
Lot on Patton avenue. east Of Arlington ave
nue.. 31xI3s: from c. P. Boyer to John I. Esch-
enbrenner at SIS per foot Sidney Schiele rep
resented the buyer.
Nine lots on north side Of Accomac street, be-
tween Oregon and Nebraska avenues. IN Comp
ton Heights subdivision. Zs5xi25- from Compton
Hill Improvement Company to John B. Weste-
meyer, the well-known builder. for s.. 80. who
viii improve with various types Of high-class
dwellings.
Two lots on eouth side OF Fiad avenue. west
Of Grand avenue. f0exls. in Tyler place, from
W. ]. Tenpleman at SIS per foot to Daniel
Klauber. who proposes to improve at once.
Lot on north side OF Ann avenue, east OF
McNair avenue. In Aliens Lafayette Park ad-
d.tion, lxlE: from one Of the heirs of the
Allen estate TO Charles Hauck, who will build
a home. at $40 per foot.
Inquiries for lots and building loans continue,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16
Aiple q HcmmeImnnn.

Aiple a uemmelmann Real Estate Company
report the following sales for the past week:
nos. 25eo and 2522 Coleman street, double
brick house Of four three-room fats. lot 3sNl2S
renting for $500 per year: from Eugene ].
Brennan to E. BiedermaE for $40, who
bought for investment. .
North eide Of Shenandoah avenue. west OF
Eiemm avenue, lot iOOxl2S: from a client Of
Mathews Real Estate Company. to o. G. Dietz
Nos. tsss and Ia3sA st. Louis avenue, new
brick dwelling OF two fats OF five and six roons
each. with porcelain bath. closet. washstond.
pantry and furnace, lot Zsxii0. renting for $50
per year; from Charles F. Starrk TO a client Tor
S4.s0.
No. 1913 Cleveland avenue. elegant new rock
front dwelling OF two fats Of six and eeyen
rooms. with porcelain bath. water closet, FUR
mace, nickel-plated plumbing. hardwood finish
In cherry. mahogany and oak. hardwood floors
throughout. elegant mantels, lot 34xl25. renting
for loo per year: from George W. Boughton
10 A a C1a nf)eId for s., 20.