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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-14
AGENTS
Mississippi Valley Trust Compan,

Mfssissippa Valley Trust Company.
The real estate department of the Mis-
siss:ppf Valley Trust Company reports
the past week fairly good sales, having
been closed as follows:
The two-story. four-lat building known
as Nos. 1878, 1915, 39T and 1919 Mcpherson
avenue, from Minnie Friedman to Lille
May Lesson; consideration, $7,40O. Mrs.
Lesson made the purchase for an invest
ment. The seller was represented in the
transaction by the Commonwealth Trust
Company.
Also the two-story brick store and fat
building at the northwest corner of Ken
nerly n Lambdin venue known as
Nos. 4201-42S Kennerly avenue, and Nos.
znl.271s Lambdin avenue, from Mrs. Nell
lie II. Pierce to Gus Frey.
Mrs. Pierce bought this property
through the Mississippi Valley Trust Com
pany less han a month ago for an in
vegtment, but being offered a good profit.
decided to sell. The purchaser was rep
resented by the Matthews Real Estate
Company.
Property known as Nos. 1903 1905 HEX
DRY street, from Samuel P. Wall to Rob-
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Everything in Readiness for An
nual Event, to Take Place at
the Planters Hotel.
WILL BE LARGELY ATTENDED.
Addresses Will Be Made by
Prominent Representatives of
the Bar and ~Clergy-Music,
Song and Mirth.

Everything Is now in readiness for the
tate Exchange. which takes place at the
Planters Hotel Tuesday evening.
Assistant Secretary Sidney Schiele has
been busiiy engaged during the past week
counting the money that came flowing into
the dinner Golfer. and from present indi-
cations all the members of the exchange
Will be present upon that evening.
A new feature of the banquet this year
Is the fact that member will be allowed
TO invite friends interested in the develop
ment Of realty interests, which, It is be-
lieyed. will make the banquet the most
largely attended event Of its kind in the
history Of the organization. Covers have
been ordered for l25 guests and will be in
creased II necessary.
President William A. GiraIdin will de-
liver his yearly address. after which there
vii! be large doings" by the st. Louis
Male QQuaQrtet.
Real Estate From a Lawyers Stand
point" will be the subject Of an address
by Judge o'Neill. Ryan.
sidney Schteie is down for a violin solo.
cradle expectancy by all the real estate
"sfdney's folks X his playing real
we'll" says A. r: schollmeyer. the come
dian man Of realty row.
Real Estate as an Investment" will
be the topic upon which A. H. Frederick
VIII speak and Joseph Buse of minstrel
fame will dispense che of the latest lyric
masterpieces.
Az usual, Doctor A. r. schollmeyer will
be on deck with witty witticisms from
the stub pen of Willie Wiggles. which, it
Is SAID. will make latent mirth scurry
from the regions Of the funny bone.
The Reverend Leon Harrison will talk
on Real Estate-It's Influence or Home
Building. which will be followed by a
Of impromptu addresses.
The committee in charge of the affair
Is as follows: G. w. Niemann, chair
man: James P. Blake. Samuel Bowman.
]. H. Gates, c. c.. Crone. ]. NJ. Francis
Gus. A H. Frederick. F. W. Mott, Fred
B. Murphy, Sidney Schiele. A. R Scholl-
meyer, A, T. Terry. Edward Wyman and
F.. O.. Zeibig
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NEXT SESSION AT NATION.
Eastern Illinois Teachers Asso-
citation Holds Meeting at Pana.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pana. ILL.,. Feb. 13.-At the Eastern Ili-
nois Teachers Association to-day the
following programme was rendered:
History and Purpose Of the Course Of
Study" G. NJ. Parker, Taylorville; Read
ing" Supervisor Newell D.. Gilbert. North.
ern Illinois Normal School: Grammar"
Miss Chestine Gowdy. Illinois State Nor.
NAL University; Arithmetic" President
David Felmley. Illinois State Normal
University.
The following officers were elected:
President, w. F. Andrews. Taylorviiiei
rotary, J. II. Whitney. Paris: n ii,oad sec
rotary. J..F. Wiley. Charleston: TIRE asuIer.
]. H. Kellar. Neoga; Executive Cornmit-
tee-Dewitt Emwood. Charleston: J. C..
Hoke. Sullivan: W. S. Harris. Hiilsboro;
". NJ. Evans. Charleston: Miss Nellie
Shy. Kansas.
About fifty new members we're enrolled.
The reports of the various Cff1cers show
a decided increase both in attendance and
financially. NATION was decided upon as
the place for holding the next meeting.
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NO VERDICT REACHED
IN McCARVER CASE.
Jury Dcllberates o Twenty-Five
H0urS-Bnil Fixed and Time for =.
New Trial Set.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Pennington, Mo-, Feb. 13.-The jury in
the r. McCarver murder case after de-
liberating for twenty-five hours reported
this afternoon that it was unable to ar
rive at a verdict, and was discharged:
McCarver's bond was liked at $4,000, and
May 81 announced as the date for a new
trial.
The case has attracted more attention
thar any murder case tried in this county
for several years. The alleged crime bad
no particular feature. but the efforts OF
McChryer'S lawyers to use every. point TO
his advantage have been noticed.
A change of venue was applied fer on
January 5 and denied. Judge Anthony
was sworn against, and Judge Davis
called from the Sixteenth District to try
the case.
The trial was delayed, 1t Is said. by
several members of the original venire or
forty men becoming intoxicated while the
challenges were being made.
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RURAL ROUTES ESTABLISHED.
Free Delivery Service to BE I~nstalled
in Illinois, Kansas and Oklahoma.

REPUBLIC
Washington, Feb. 13.-Rural free delivery
service has been established. to commence
April /, as follows:
Monroe County, route :;
length OF route. s3S miles: population served.
$50. Custer Park; VIII County; route i length
fKansas-Ada, Ottawa County; route I; lensth
Of route. q miles: population served. 4eo. Lyn-
den. Usage County: route 3: length Of route.
Is miles: population served. 40. Rock, Cow
ley County; route ]; length Of route. IS miles:
population served. 460.
9 and 8: length Of routes; S51s miles and e
miles, respectively; population served. S44.
Douglas. Garneld County; route /; length of
route. 2sA miles: population served. as Ho.
bari, Kiowa County: routes ] and .; length OF
routes. EFF and 22N miles: population served.
Rural carriers have been appointed As
follows:
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Decatur Clark. carrier:
Joseph II. Fisher. substitute.
Arkansas-Marveil.. ". F. Underwood. carrier:
Lark Dawson, subs
Kan.as-D,lien Roy Bird; carrier; Burton
Frazier. carrier: +. @. Clark. substitute.
Texas-Luling. E. 1. Moses. carrier; Dewitt
Moses substitute,
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CITY COMPROMISES CASE.
Vandalia Agrees to Pay $500 to
Annie Mitchell's Estate.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPCBLIC
VandaIia, Ill, Feb. I3.-The case of Mary
e. carter, administrator OF the estate OF
Annie NJ. Mitchell vs.. the City of Van
dalia, John u. Metzger and l.. X. Hoard.
was dismissed in the Circuit Court as to
these defendants. a compromise being ef-
fected by which the defendants agree to
pay to the plaintiff $500.
The case will be tried next Thursday as
to other defendants. IA. Spauiding.
architect, and G.. J. Williams. subcOn-
tractor. This case is the result OF the
killing last October of Miss Annie NJ.
Mitchell of ~Funkhouser. ILL.,: by the falling
then in process OF construction. in which
the city Of Vandalia. the proprietor of the
building, the contractor, architect and
subcontractor were made defendants.
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McCAUSLAND-4is It. 1h IN. W.. g.
north of Mitchell. city block 1892: Dora
McCausland TO Sarah A. Walton-w. d.
undivided one-Quarter interesQ-.-....
VlR6INIA-25 #, W. s.. bet. Pestaloz-
II and Arsenal, city block l451: Adam
Reitz to Frank Hiib!g-w. d..:..::..:.
and Whittier, city block s912: Jno +.
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,EW HOTEL AT JEFFERSON AVENUE AND PINE STREET, LEASED
TO THE STILLWELL CATERING COMPANY.

By a lease which was closed yesterday
by the Mercantile Trust Company, the
old owen of the Sisters of Loretto.
northeast corner of Jefferson avenue and
Pine street, is to become one Of the
Worlds Fair hostelries.
The new hotel is to be known as the
Grand Central Hotel, and will be under
the management Of the Stiliwell Catering
Company, which concern secured Il lease
on the building for a period of ten years.
About a year ago the property was
sold by the Mercantile Trust Company
to Mrs. Elizabeth Dwyer. who spent
about $4,000 on the building, converting
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A regular meeting of the Board of Di.
recrors of the Real Estate Exchange Will
take place Thursday. February Is, at 3
p. M. The meeting Will be held in the
Exchange building.
Transfers for the month. up to and in
Guiding February Il, number 332, and ag-
gregate s.. 1885, o2.
Two hundred and sixty-six deeds of
trust were filed for record during the same
period, amounting to 1896. l8g.
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House at No. 4S4 Ladede avenue, in which James Howard Gore, Samese
Commissioner General to the Worlds Fair will reside.

On or abou April /. James Howard
Gore. who has been appointed Commits
sioner General to the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition for Siam. will come to st.
Louis to take up his abode during the
Worlds Fair period.
The lease of a residence to Mr.. Gore
has just been closed by the Common
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Louis. city block 45is: John p. Ma.
CLARK-N IT.. n. s., bet. Lefangwell
and Ewine CITY block 1881: Dora e.
King to Ella KinR-w.. d............;
EASTON-50 IT.. n. g.. bet. Union ard
Ariin9ton. city block 1886: Will J..
Terry Realty ard Investment Co. 10
Abraham Engei-w. d .........-..........
FRANKLIN-26 TT. 9. s.. s.. w. cor.
Sixteenth. city block Al: JOHANNA c.
Koerner ct al to Theodore A. Kip
etein-w. d
GLASGOw-20 1T Ia in. Q. g.. bet. Mont
Eomery and Benton. city block 1898:
Herbert A. Vroomau and wife to ma
E, Etter-w.
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WIN Not seil to trust.

Detroit. Mich. Feb. 1S.-The officials of
the Detroit Copper and Brass Rolling
Mills deny the report that has been per-
sistently circulated that their company is
anticipating selling out to the American
Brass Company, Familiarity known as "the
Brass Trust"
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Dissatisfaction.

The Dyas-McCollom Real Estate Com
pa,iy report the sale of No. 2Jl3 Franklin
avenue. a four-story brick building. from
n; i; 9 eeGnsn~ f to s sse naT Tse p Aysnss
rents for N.b00 a year.
Also report sale OF No. 15I5 Taylor ave-
nue., a nine-room brick. lot 23x1N, from JO-i
s.eaS. C. chris'en to Laurence Lynch for
Also report sale of No. 1lW North High
building sifaii ,I for S account Of NJ. Il Eberle. to Beny-
vestment; 1900 cash.
lot 27.sxiss. Nth ;enement building: for
the LANCE estate to Richard X. oNeil. for
Also report sale of lot 5ox12S. north side
of Blaine avenue. east Of K!emrn street,
from M. r: Molony to George Sterr; con-
sideration $3.50.
avenue, near klemm street. from NJ. T.
M0loney 70 George E'nrig; Consideration
Also 50 feet on the south side Of Folsom
avenue. just east of Tower Grove avenue:
from NJ. T. Molony to the Drozda Real
Estate Company; consideration ;2.o0.
tween Marcus and Euclid avenues. from
Adam Frohnann to Oscar Ejorkman, for
$3.50. .Slatery, Hauer & Barth represented
the seller.
Report receiving earnest money on three
other sales, amounting to $4,000. which
will be closed this week.
AndersOn.St0cke Realty Company.
Reports having sold for the account OF
William Theme Nos. 1907 and 1909. New
Manchester avenue. four fats of five and
six rooms each, with separate baths; lot
5oxi25; consideration, $500.
Also sold for tho account of Theodore
A. Kiipstein the three-story, carved stone-
front residence, No. 3z7 Washington ave-
nue.. containing twelve rooms. two bath
rooms and two furnaces; lot S0x135.
Oreon e. Scott.
The .Oreon E. Scott Realty Company
has closed n five-year lease to DR.. Q:
PaGuin on the new hotel at No. 21zf
Locust street, mention of which was
made last week. The building was COM
menced last July. and has been completed
since January.
Charles A. Baker.
Charles A.. Baker reports. increased in
terest in Webster and kirkwood property.
! The following sales were made during
the week in Webster Park:
Frederick W. Stoddard purchased lot 8
! In block J. for $l,7Uo. G. B. Morrison
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s..oa,m.n q Strodtm,,

Report the SAFE of No. 4245 Fair avenue,
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
!. story and Il half, five-room frame. from
George A. Bromley to Lewis Killing. Mr..
Holling will occupy the premises.
Also No. 522S Blair avenue a two-story,
Investment Company to Joseph Markell.
for 200.
Lot %. just west of Florissant avenue.
on south side of Partridge avenue from
II. W. Hoffman, to William II. Schultz.
Mr.. Schultz will erect a modern club
house on the premises for the conven-
fence Of the residents of Walnut Park.
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it into first-class shape for hotel pur-
poses.
Work Of furnishing the hotel will begin
at once. 1t is proposed by the pur-
chaserS to open for business about
March 1. Every effort, it is said. will
be made to make the Grand Central
tirst-class in every respect. 1t is equipped
with fifty large. airy rooms. including
gentlemen's cafe. buffet. Turkish bath,
bowling alleys and barber shop.
In addition 10 this the Mercantile Trust
Company report that the premises to the
north facing on Jefferson avenue will be
improved with three new retail stores.
which will add t. the beauty OF the sur
rounaings.
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This is an elegant residence in the Comp

This is an elegant residence in the Comp
ton Heights district. containing nine
rooms, reception hall. bath and hOt-wa-
ter heating system: lot 37xl2f. Bought by
Herman W~oestendeik, president of the
LinStrOth Wagon Company. Considera-
ton, $3.50. The owner of this property,
Charles A. Kunz. was represented by
George ]. Wanstrath. Mr.. W~oestendeik
will occupy his as his future residence.
Also sold for Mrs. Eliza p. Christian,
widow of the late John K. Christian. a
two-story brick dwelling, No. ais Greer
avenue, containing seven rooms, bath.
etc; Bought by Mrs, Louise kreismann
Also sold No. 4f8 st. Ferdinan nd avenue.
This 10 a six-room frame house with city
water. " er and stable: lot gxl30. Con-
s~ideration. N,4OV. Sold To George H.. Lit
tie. Bought from Mrs. Nellie Heckel.
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Building Permits.

J. Mueller. No. u.s. Cora, alter and build addi-
ton to brick residence: $1,000.
Frank Noyak, No. sols Arthur. o%ne-story
frame dwelling: $500.
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ert Roentgen. This property fronts 70
$3.50.
Just closed the sale of 30 feet on the
north line of Mafitt avenue, between Sa-
rah and Whittier streets. to Mrs. Nellie
Kirwin. for $40. Mrs. .Kirwin was repre-
sented by the Mercantile Trust Company.
Sold to George b. and Alma G.. Hall. 10
feet fronting on the north line of Calvary
avenue, between Harvey and F1orissant
avenues, for $500. 1t is understood that
the purchasers will Immediately COM
rence the erection of a home on this
property.
Also reports the closing OF a number Of
leases for ground in what is known az the
Ames tract, located just north of the
Worlds Fair Administration buildings.
These leases are for the Fair period. n
among them is one to Jack Major. {. k.
Lewis and Ia Heagle. which covers 10
feet fronting on the Suburban Railway
right of way. between KiHgsbury boule-
ward and Waterman avenue. 1t IS under
stood that this property is to be used for
Also one to the Norris Amusement Com
any and Anton Wind for ali the property
between Waterman and De Giverville ave
nues fronting 81 feet on the Suburban
Railway right of way by a depth west
wardly Of 1000 feet. On this property is
to be erected a Spanish village, expected
to rival in grandeur .Old Madrid"
Also one to Edward j. Dougherty. COW
ering the corner of Kingsbury boulevard
and the Suburban Railway right Of way.
10M22S feet. On this corner Mr.. Dougherty
will erect a Worlds Fair hotel.
Immediately west of this. A. n. Eshman
has leased 100 feet fronting on kinGsbury
boulevard by a depth of 25 feet. upon
the accommodation of the students OF the
West Point. Miss, Female Seminary and
their friends.
The prices n. named in these leases range
more are row pending.
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wealth trust Company. through its real
is situated at No. 44s4 Laclede avenue
and Is equipped with all modern conven-
fences.
Mr.. Gore is q professor of mathematics
at the Columbian University at Washing
ton. D. c. His acquaintance with the dip
iomats of His Majesty, the King of Siam.
for the residence were carried on by wire.
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Edward X. Love.

Sold the large. three-story stone-front
building at the southwest corner of six
tenth and Franklin avenue. lot IS feet
front by a depth of 13 feet to Gay street,
for Meyers heirs to Theodore Klipstein,
who has occupied the premises for a num-
Der OF years with a drug store. The
price paid was $3c, 600.
Also a very handsome rock-front apart
ment building. Nos. 3sz7-3s2S Shenandoah
avenue. consisting of four apartments
or five and six rooms, porcelain bath. fur
naces, and all modern conveniences. Sold
from Annie Boughton to Edward H. Heit-
zig. for Nl.51. This is the second apart
ment building bought by Mr.. Heitzig in
last few months.
Also the building at No. esos st. Vincent
venue. two fats of four and five rooms.
to John Weathers for 1900.
Also No. 1912 Carter avenue. a modern
eight-room frame house with lot % feet
to George T. Byrnes. Bought for in
yestment.
MIR. Love also reports an active demand
for money. having made one loan for $780,
Goa on downtown business property at s
per cent. and n number Of smaller loans
on residence. property at . and s per cent.
bradley & Qulnette.
Bradley & Quinette secured a pur-
chaser for the lot on the north side of
Franklin avenue, at the rthw cor
Icr of alley between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, a two-story brick building, known
as Nos. 101S-1ol5 Franklin avenue. Bought
by John Beach Lane from Mrs. Pauline
Schnell ct al Messrs. Fisher & Co. rep
resented the owners in the transaction.
Consideration. Sl5,C00. Bought for specula-
ton.
Also sold single detached nat, No. 615S
Minerva avenue, containing four and five
rooms, two furnaces, two baths, cemented
and pIastered basement, barn and new
asphalt street: lot 3x1IQ. Bought by Mrs.
Clemmie Britton. Price. S4.71. Mrs. Lily
Durney. wife of Richard Durney, sold the
property.
Also sold No. $50 Shenandoah street.
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CIaremOre Paper Changes Hands.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
CIaremOre. l.. T.. Feb. H..,Cnfteo States
the Claremore Messenger. yesterday. to
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Real Estate Exchange Notes.

bought lot 4 in block p, 100Xy3. for
$500. +. 3. Mclean bought lot Z in
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vrooman will Immediately erect a build
Also sold No. zoos Finney avenue. an
eight-room residence. having a frontage
of % feet. from Henry Z. Scanned to
Sold No. 1893 Cottage avenue. g two
This property was bought by Robert H.
Merryman for $1,000.
Sold 90 feet of vacant ground on the
north side Of West Pine boulevard. 5S3
feet west of Sarah street. for the sum Of
si.IJ0: from Robert H. Merryman to Rich
ard Morrow.
Also sold the residence. No. 5027 Fair
mount avenue. having a lot frontage of 60
Xi55 feet. This house was ought from j.
Mann by John Q. McCanre for 5000. Mr..
McCanne will make this his future home.
Sold the new nine-room residence. No.
5Ill Clemens avenue. containing u front
of sGSlS5 feet. This house was lust COM
pleted a week age. and was bought by
Maria c. PluElridGe from the Fair Build
ing Company for the sum OF s. 800.
Also sold tine residence Of Mrs. John Q.
McCanne. No. 503s Washington avenue.
containing ell the late conveniences 10
John S. Chester for the sum of SIS 5000.
This residence will be Mr.. Chester's fu-
ture home.
Also sold the choice piece of vacant
ground located on The north side of Won
Versen avenue, 121 feet east of Goodfel-
low avenue. containing a frontage of f0X
lS feet. This propert was sold for ac-
count of Thomas Plumridge to William
Hambley for the sum of $3.50.
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Sold the new modern residence. No. 4li0
West Pine boulevard, having a frontage
Of 2Jhs feet by 2l0 feet deep. This
house was tust completed and was sold
to Jacob Weiss for 1900. from Mary
Nicolson, Mr.. Weiss recently purchased
the house adjoining on the west.
Also sold n lot on the north side of Fair
mount avenue. west of Kings highway.
having a frontage of 50 feet by i55 feet
deep. to Claude yrooman for Sa.S75. Sold
for account of c. Darlington. who was
represented by Harris & Wengler. AIR.
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F. VOgel.

Sn1FlcS t. NoBcAs
Charles F. Vogel reports the following
sales:
House. No. S19 Franklin avenue, a two
story brick, containing store and nine
rooms with lot 25x100 feet, sold for s13,-
600. from Elizabeth Hoffmeister TO Nor
rs Kline. who bought for investment.
House No.. S7Gl Hartford street. W
Spring avenue and Cuisine VENUE. a two
story brick residence containing eight
reception hall. bath, laundry and
cellar; lot 25xli3. for $3.50. Sold to Eliza
beth Hermann. George l.. Zimmerer
represented the owner.
House. No. 1885 Oregon avenue. between
Utah and Cherokee streets. a two-story
brick dwelling containing nine rooms.
bath, laundry and cellar; lot 25x12I. Sold
for $500, from d. Saum to Annie
Heinen. whO purchased for home.
Lot 5S1S4 feet, on the south side of
Underwood place. 800 feet west of Me-
CauslaDd avenue. Sold for $500. from Mrs.
Mary Z. Otto to the international Real
Estate & Improvement Company. who
bought for investment.
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H.. D. Rantzovig of Lone Elm, Kas. TIL
new management takes charge at once.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Holbrook = Blackwelder Real Estate
Trust Company sold for stedlin Brothers
to the executors Of the George F. Tower
estate. the northeast corner of Market
and Pin streets. having a front on Mar
ket street Of S0x73 feet on Mar
guiding, for $4,000. This property is
under lease and bringing in a rental OF
$4,000 a year.
cant lot on the southeast corner OF Grand
and Russell avenues. for $4,000. This
property fronts $40 feet Oh Grand by go
feet on Russell avenue. The. Lincoln
David Leahy, represented Stedlin Broth
ers and Mr.. Horsn in the transaction.
They also sold 30 feet of vacant ground
on the south side of Olive street, about
300 feet east Of Handkerchief avenue, for
q client for &. $50,
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Royal Inve.tment company.

c. r. H. Davis, president of the Royal
Investment Company. reports the sale of
No. 1871 Laclede avenue. property of the
Royal Investment Company, sold to Doc
tor Charles n. Hunt Of Minneapolis. MIMI.
who Is coming TO st. Louis to reside.
1t is an eleven-room house. very nicely
finished. built for a home for Mr.. Fran
discus. who resided in 1t until recently,
when he purchased a house of the Royal
Investment Company at No. 10 Lepox
place. Doctor Hunt paid $4,000 for The
house and Will OCCUPY Il. as q home. =.
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A. Baker.

Charles A.. Baker reports increased in
The following sales were made during
the week in Webster Park:
In block J. for $,7O0. G. B. Morrison