davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

- -. "-ih'H a--t-'-T--' 2 'hr " rTi
%a..sE Ir4r- e. -E atr lrHr fs-" -hH. rave
ben =s1- -'a4 'E..r 30 gent - -~s~r
s.--rs-t 30. s-'- - 'lH -..ss-su F.s. s.F-l.-
60; ;fEE - s.r't. s--rH E.r4.. Ts-S
-. .ssl . -r~s
i.rsa.. 49, .'. .n.' - - a.. sy-r-= zr.
1"-f 'ssf.E" n a.s7s- f.H lrfs r-t.f<
'- : -.'ia-r -ss-l" EsH-- ara Pain ---.s"s.
Sz'--a. tTt-s- -=If t-e ts-.r1 Ha rrl- ir %
'.f.y l-g-'rsi <s'' Eri=s s.r--fs ~. alI~f-
ar o. - a. rf. f'4rrT. rsfE s-afa- --H"-~
art -r n-f. lr tn Hess Cssf DIR.
49, re- E-afarfH .r = Las A.. H.rg-
l+r - F.4-'H~ f".r- - t-@-. a-arEs.
l-TtTsa l1sr- les a-""rssr So re z.f "a
49, z-s l-r.I---. Gre s1.I.rz- All An
a.. sFsrIls 4 - i--g-rs.r Ia r.4f1-f
st-1S'- .-as';-i ~s!ss srI rurts rs-v
sEr.- 1sT
r. - FE fzs Hs~- u~stH- -. ~rsz.a-
~ . 30 s---s-f.za Trslzf sarrrasu
BIER - r.- -..z-zsfrr1err' r,.rv -FBl.sr-es
90 EhsraI 'sr-~r
w-'h 'As.~ - .sc-5l1iss7-s- 49, .-fz-u-~18
Pla-r, 80 Nsssusl pI4 Nsfsy Tr-.s s-sz-rIrs
hsT- At-sI..- eCrt-Ji g - hSs- ---t..--r~
;-Jg~srF - No--s rs1t-sT :: T.a.t.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08
Nirh"ll.-Esisser Company.

N!,toi!SI:.t.-r Really and Financial Tcm-
raIy h.y" ~"y,s.,. sale which have beer start
.h!> week With ;t.y .u;e ." c!csc 'ns early
;iar- g: next Their sac, FOR this week are
a . is!.-w-
S"lt :,- .ccou..; o.. .ir r T. Little. IN. ten
t:!"k re. ..:lcc. ~. f:'i Westminster
llac". r,r-Hn--, ""-Tl.r OF Westminster place
ans WhI-;.-r s---'r. with lot =. fee; from, hy
II. :cs- Z. ::,i. i.-- ;er.. - Mrs.. bora l. cas-
Ms ',S.ncr h1IEnt :or home.
Mich. i:I-i.. Realty Gr.: Financial COMPANY
all. >oii :ur a1.p'.n- - NJ. 'T.aTI.s Il. Erwin.
q, Hrrl-.T r.~....Ui .: -; Louis. fBw 81 Ch.ca-
- the -!shr-Tonrn frame t..IS.. with !cs J."
Icrt frsn; 10y - Zee. C:e.p. NJ. S:5s GArne-
aErnu-. - F,!.Irt pe Sa,u-. Tits hois.
aas :o:-,I"-!y tn" h"-::. Q: N.' Erw.a an! sold
TO NJ p- Salrn. for a residence
They az. sold a house IN .ts southern naY:.
-: ;h- city :5r s..15.. particulars u: which will
lie given :."Nt week
AS, sid :"r account % .l. 81. Lou,. I-nion
Trust '";n:any. Tev-!--n;in. Mr. A ". r"we.
;h- s-v-r-.s.'In tr'cA residence. N E.s Maj
fl;t avenue. with lot u S--t !nche- front br
10 feet Gs.;.. ~ $-.Sa. 20 Mrs Bri'ss, Nc
L. .n-.l. This E.l.-S. which - 81 ''hsa-eau
iI.c-. Was i.r:chas-i hy Ms Mcdonnell for
. home
I~suStl:n q Hen. w S-.srri. a ScTjyfCo; lot
the north I.:!e - EsTt;ner svrHue. i.;Sees.
4 A.!aI..a.> a.. ii..la..In..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

Riis. ss.nu.. - w. :, NJ. EizsS.'s
T-pytrs Q. enc
,lso ~o: ~. s!ss-ssA-s,-.A Ssr F-a-~i.-r
.vsr1s. teo-s.srv a,g.le fr'-s Eat. ca. -
obtaining :ru- -r.srrs. - S'Nis- -~--s - % {.
I~c gear, sni. 90 'h> scc'Er. = sara par
- - Nr. Nay NSls,- 80 s. Y-~ No
=" '-lksf-S 'a.ss -s-- r1sHs = -. sufs:l-
80. "a ssnt'-' o. ~. N;..'s~s'!=i valley Tr-.s;
''--lgs-y ia.' .e.s
CHprTsar' PLACE:
!sr.s n. =. ~ 49, q n ci-y bi1es sSs,.
.vc-Gs. - Fa--s~s iGey = Ss
.-o---S 3 :--t or -ne n.s-A .if. q. - I..g'S
s,fa
L.. = a.: !, Icy hI.s ;s.s. s-l-s IT,
-a-sves, e~-r~- . - ss.ais All v,-t>y.--~-
s-~,.~s ~ -ssls-s Sis - r.ss-. - fISr--
~. H.;-'>-r R~sl;y TS-,asy 80 Iss
L. j. ar! sa-- . t1' y - ei-y H.. -
sv.r-e. :. lr-'p F1tv.e-l 3 pc.-
s---;irs = Sc, C -. a1--s 80 %. - Las
a..-ge - ,sss-s~ - lArt..rnr.l .ar c.s
NaRSF:y HEIGHTS
- = = rsfp ~ 80 s-r-.i-g = 20.
;se sz:h a.. = Be.>.Js sr--.-- - Ja~3a
IL, :, = gi'y p1ces sss 'run,i.s = .s~- q
go 80 & s''uay. sv'-1-. . bs.s-
iso; 2 ;. e,o-s SC .ss-,ias - fee, - -.
soet. s-.e - ',~-sisi-e arer=s - ciiisz 4
i.ps q n ci,, n,-s SO. .r,r,.ax % .-., q.
- Suy1A s.as q 0ssafeass svssss. TO sansss
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

-H- N -<asSs-yI Ns'.s -rssf- a>--7.rAur - ~.
a sT-'d 49, N-';-sss = - r-zi "<',t~ :-.a---
n 49,. ~ 'H.H-E'-.
NJ - f---..-s zr--l- A ~ 5sFru
rus-ts4- soy f-s-aT.-. r.ssi---- < ---
r.-s fafN. a. "f~s-r--r sG-f Al ~
t.-serr~s lgrs- vssi -zED - - &c
- fra NJ. g.z#:-~ Sz--,F - NJ
No. - y sH NJ N-s! >1-sa. - .
sH--T.
- % r.Ls-t 2 s---u-- 4. Z<ts NJ
~ H@-c PIE f-Ts--s--. a .-h.-s-r.A -s-.s-
--nS- rstss rcss.tszr-. rr----D-s ,r-.r. thi-.--r
rar-rs ---s'--C 'A-@z..as 10. sr.-.
A. 49, - ,-s-T t-f-s
s-as- -es-c- a. y. -. G,-xx- $780, .--
,sa-s-. Es-srt. - ls.~ps flr~-a. .ae s. s.s
= -e.ls-- rt1~ .~sl--E .frN 80
ssEs- ---srv cu-Nsz-s-e-s ~ rsI- 1919
s-r 49,.
,l.s .sss ,.c - ra'.s- .-..i. A. =. ~,.,
Slo<s n ts-S - T.--t--.! s~- = N.-st
- i-sz. - Frrs--rF . sss--i>. - Ne~se
ts> .@.h- Is-Et~u svs-.s- .e 49,
rssre- ts-is-< o. tS- es.- z-5 r-~~rsS- assr.s
f>e v~rc Ia l<y-l - .-Ss-sfry ~
eS.S>s ~ els.-: q: k1s.sseH Asssrs 10
ReAs Esfste s.oesaSz- re ssrscs tsss6 - "a
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

III" several subdivision sales held yes
teT1ay We're all well attended. the sales re-
ported indicating a demand Ee3<iy eQua
10 that OF the spring months. 1 ne price
secured for ground. however. are in mo-.
the buying has been unusually heavy
Morgan place. which was placed oE ;ilC
r'arke; Sy i!pie e. H"mI"imann ycst.r
day. MAS visited by large cfOwos. Seventy
:i.n" lois. or rl"re than half % the ground.
Mere sod N a lew aours. Several wer'
waiting 'h'iT tugn - purchase nh"l dark
ness compelled a pE-tp"n-ment of tn. - =
David y, i.=a.y ,iIl a g"pI business II
Union AvsnL. Heights. which wa n.aTI.
c!-an-d w. To- u good crowd Of eager nUy-
-rs. The p.ac'. MAS opened a w"es ssO
and fh. daily Sgl.s since that time. hssV.
b-.n very encouraging.
Slry1trnan a. SrT'tt.naG made several
saI.s r.stsTday AZ -t-"c!Imsn Heights. 10
Gated tlr-e books sD8;i !. "f Fipr.sSlut AM
two blocks west Of i'ujon avenues IT..
lots SGi.i a part "f 5 second i.,,i.-.aI.
~ l.S lots. all "f tho ground IN ~. ri:st
addition having E".n sold eta ."w Nsa.s
ago. Th. pisc. l. reached by th.. nipn-
avenue branch ~ the Suburban AMI The
ReilefrI :din.. car lines.
Tn" s;uYka Iip-s;;vsns Gcalt: company
placed ninety .o:s a; 'ia T'..na I,ia".. "n 'E.
market Yesterday. The property. - p1
t.- -. Cha-ie- Rock roa.; west Of Well
ston a: =. NIncent. Station. mar 5h'-
Terminal bolt and Wabash railroads TIE
sales closed Indicate good G..Is:an'! i"G
1VeiiinE s.tes ia :;I:,t pa-t & III. suburbs
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

ii"-- =. T"--~ & -. T-I - ~. .v;!nSiaE
sa--s los a.: "nL:g,. t-t !,sT nrH. and re-
sv; t4,.'-s> -A.s ..:..iy r4,n ~ a.. .rsIr-h-vs
So. TIE :'- : tie i.I.,..A--T 'ucrl-. -. FseN
'.;a Az E-sGA..- .E"tr-. a.yw. tie Fra
-.sra. banding s-slS s!N.-I fy-i. :s- 50. .s'.
FROM Jan i-i.-say. I-lE.~ETr4 Sy FT1-.C i>,.i>
& -" 2. ! 200. =. ~ l'-. - 80 i..r'Gs--'! /! 20
.l invest men
$50 # -.. IRE sss- a. - sa-.s ay.-uc ras.-
t:"nc-. -.Is 'a Robert N.s:va far s.
A." ,.a-ra.1'. G.r see -..e = - fsn- -
-. Ln! '.H-tE -r#. !.l-4.E boulevard Il.
rv'..I i-,.a aLE g:...r aI-ag.-. :r.-a -r- nslrs
.: Dan. = .n.s o. = 5tE.-- sym. -1-
-f'H;fias : - n. was "Ni",'- - t.i d rs ..nrI,
th.f- .E IT. -a4- f.'f-f.
Al>s C-rt-s.-"t 2. ~" ale = 10 rs~- ~
sF'ar. T.. rsrr- site ~ l.s.a .T..la. 4.
'a.ars-l t'T-.-H. a~. E.H..."Es.- .v.uv.- I'M,
- A-f = Vel O.. p client { : '-as -rhs@'- fog
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

...a.'..s - - = sa..s - ~. w..k
deposition On the .,:i Of the iscTI. 10 huy
... a..-. aA.aE have n-'.tD;or. t..n
ts-'r-.....- o: ;h:s .:nIaay -h!ct .h.,
- "a !, Ss.' ~. .s az a. snahss ..ils"'; -, AM,
'. ' ~,.'- - :r.!t a'E- .i,.s. -ish; Inns
''.-.-. $50. = = - I: .x!snp wh" hggyht
iii M. va sni :sn Mn,xo,nery rr.-,. a
80 ....!-G:s ana s.d int" :'.;s.
J ~ rn... fr.'. trr NJ i.isE:- < ~ for ss.I5..
tt- .ITl.,Gr, rents f'r So I,-r year ami Was
.'.'l isa-'s. ~. i..y.- rI-rt.
"a n ~ l'aih!:H ..E.r.-. a tro-sr.'y
a.'r~ t., .s,;. ..., "a. Sts... ''i'.' .., ...,..
i..r 80. = .'-:'. rhD hsuss' !Dr i'll
s.. j., n the sra;h side & Minerva .v"nuN
'...-'".,- Mt u ''g"l.E-G. ..-nue frufltinS
- ;'"' n Miner, b. .irI,t %: -; :-.r f1r
..aI ~. iu.v..',. STA !, ....t r,;:as:
80 \ = IL, a. @y"';u.. t~o and on..;,
..ar,r.: =. L.; ,-sic. i~-i. .5r Ii. S.rsa
-. hT=.. :Dr s;.~.. 10 NJ. :. Al, smith.
- u. s".;h-aSi c.,n.r - Virginia av-nu.
~ -, h g. ~ - .isl-., t., for the
ir'sI. E'.h u .n;.ai.s'. % !G9.f"s:ns -.
SraI \ ~. l:-:t .y-ru. -,,-arl.-s-har.
>'E. .ri.s hiii.'rc. '"L"i. ',-rlS arI al rrp.i-
-, - ,:,,...',, -, " - - E;...ri
residing. nine r.:5:.s r,,.rr.@r f.i IL an .' al
=, -. >-;s!'r "a' bought AL :;s.s-;-
=. =. III Lar avsa-e. ,w,-.;or: br!rk
'....-S e, ~ - -5sl-' t.-;. fnr VII
Nink~'. "a' nau-h; - = hone
o.. ~. a." "a. o: Na,gr.I Bridge
..H',. -.ar i's.. ;"r nc I.i.':eII RAJ F:-lrr
loash; ~.;i n. intention u ~--c;iix a i,oiest
-: ~ " s .r.;.,ss.' -. soFn-r = srr:ns ay.na-
."' .rs4-s G--f- =" \. y RYAN G.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08
Greer Real Estate C..,s,,,

r:.o.r K-.! L.:ai. '.!npaEy r-i1F:s 'sc s3l-
.l.V:I... sales:
SuN. y. sis ADAMS street. large Ga i,ubia
trick ..sJ.s-. room. on .s- 5rSl<s Price
So {! -. client - Thomas tra'sa. who
iG5. has! fcr investment and will probably
Improve the al; iE:nS vacant LIZ.
Also ~g.l NJ. 49, ksnL-E.y lE.Ct.. ;wo-s story
e:xat -Tvgrs bio. fg.... ur. lE' .Sisi. 10 n
Ea.e:..r-a i.iC- S.1.. This house was
&: TIE lands q I..- Greer K~a Estate s.sHpAns
only o:-e day. w--.l ;.., fSgi.! I.s:c.sass: fcr
sane.
A., -1'i .a'.r:rr;u fame hpI>> aai acre c:
ground "a Raw !.!"r. AEn- Pee S:.S' fro.s
=. gray g = Lam,
A'so -: fsrfy a~-,- + in1p-U-N,, .AnI. ;~c
::u..e firm u" SO. IL" E..r- s.5' From
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

Tn" Siln'aor- Company. broadway and
81 thari'S s'-e-s', pres ~ for IN. CON
E!c@Tatipn 80 ~" public q page announce
mont relative 20 'hsi- grand fAi! opening
u - c.a:n"! that tbs ~ an ".ent made
t-ps-iu.. by ccajiug.f iib~Ya, patronage
b.. s's. hv the ASSURANCE 90 EQUALLY fair
% t!!s.ss. srkiDg all their fransAc'!ons
vitr all classes This announcement
teens With i'~frs of interest 70 the buyer
70. tGs E1tin, and the statement made
:lsk' -. motto 81 This nym The
Recollection nf Quality s~mains Long
Aftsr The Prir" 7. Forgotten
IN extremely ccfllai i1vi'a'fon f. e1-
tended 10 all 20 visit slt- =iof. especially
dC-ins The c@:riinc w-es E..ry convent
~.c- l. at hand TO max" your coming
hearty seic.5H,.. Juril:s Horse show
week ;he stcr. vii! l. bs,Gtis1i'v dec-
GATED sr1 SIZE opening events WOul5 make
the y~:,od Of yoUr !nsys,..iur ~ the fossP-
s-firg and Instructive ...;Ii.'nssrasi ,ns IN
- h - both Sssasan. AMI S-o.l,ab!e
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

i'.I-:f!'.S- As-r'E :eIs'r-ss s,l i follows
40 ..lS EiI,s--sa street .,n.-s-ary .Eaf!-
ssrI Tnpi. hIi'k dys-i:: iiy- .Doiit-. ,..iIi.t.!
c.l!hr. 1T -lxIly. 30: J. Herman B..z - r. 4
schwartz and ~':- I"r S..rys. U.u.t; :pr Z.
f"Tg.-.
NJ. liz. M~faH."c s'res-. th:-c-sfury irI.A
bI.i.!fc. arg. -foi- ;.r.' .iu-i:. iIy.- rooms
and tatn s.run! fapr and four Tt.Jn!s an!
rain 81. tsiI'! foot i.Iirk .-i AMI .i.l
if!,;". "'Tl'T's .ila.. "t NE. renting for
per Ann1n: Tor 4 > StrIs- e., -: ~ 't.ft,.rc.
t'ti.. :. AIy-ji.. . IEav~r -.
.s.lg:!; a. an ':li s-n.ri4'
Ne 90. Illinois aN-nC-. trirk resi- l..r- ty--
!ilgS. tffi.. .a' ..-- Tas!.;c!s ali
N'i''E.c-, and .r..ryI --i,-:.,s l1r :sx!.s Tor J.
Herman E-.k =" Jran / iias> ana wife ~
-..H. bought !J. ID home
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

.'try-:'n.an d SrrD.l,siah report IN. 'p.iavi1=
1--.t!- Hss - les r.i.ir new --F.' Nlz.'E-
'l"atH..'n Heights. Lillian ami f..ss-r-s'n .,s--
!tsrl>.:I A.@?u~ August d WAgfirc. - f-a-
81. 's-'Iy ! Su>cnl-r. '...t. -. ,sr,'-
i.n- ~. Ha!rtns: ?. ---'. s.-'. N l.. Ey-r.
= fe.'- s2.r. ~ f stewart. -, feet So
io-.i'h t:siniS. ,, f-.-. Nl-'. Wili:a;a Na-nn.
." 'e-t. Sl''. .GSgsr i,-in. ~ feet. $40. Elc,i-
arc Nu"xiHr. - feet. 49,
tn E':i.-->Hr Av-nu"- Maggie Isny':. -, s..'.
60. .e-Sv ". J. l."rG. 2' feet. >.'.. I"'n
Miller, 2, :."r. 80. Martha 4 isc-r. :, I.-r
~. N.stt"- Iy-i--rIi :... 81
rE I,eacS.l S.-n':s- - ftsvs-G1. =. f..' So.
i.n"s. = i:.-t!-. - r--r. 8. -. 1T 49, =.
.-.'. So. '"hf t:.Irx. - f--'. So. Jr.. Yn !
E.al-t.ir-, - r.-'. 80.
ON A.,"r- -,r-ruo-.iS- I,S'-'v. =" f..-. s:s'.
S>.g:> - ~car..' .F. - ".r, Ssf'. s:u--,. i..->-
nhr.:i. - ;.-f. s..''. !s:a- Have. e. sst
jams t'zIatrici.. 90 feet. 80. J"-"Tn =. - III
-. g. feet. $50
''r G.nsyIe,e S--nus ';u-tt-e w.l'... - f.---
80: I>,u!s Voc. B. f-t. s7-J. Nancy NJ ,'r-
.II:. ~ feet. Es,. I>Dfti~ Fssn,I. .. feet ssr.
'ic-nsy Is 'h- ois.'li'ic DAY - IT.. s,I. .: tho
NV ac3''.o;'. Tn Il H j. <sr.inS r-HGy f.: =
ia-Ec attendance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08
N~k-~-,,.r,u.xl- TOM % ~.

tt. HcN..-I.sr,uasr1 f..i! .-s-sre '"llpany
IT, ,h.y aa.. n.d .ii.,r- 1U-Ih-r - inquire
..r gs.s 4 f,l--.T -F.t-gI INls-u- A->' -. fto;.
lao an. T.;l-- f5r1wlns sai.s- LIT J. block
- =, Sis y S1ly: :.r .l.,,H. .,;s ai.i >
i..,ua . TO II. ~. Within. t.r $50. !1i u.
rtark - - ] n rus, - 500. aiso lot
a.. '!ock \. :. sam. flr So Al n"uSas .3r
}. mrs and investments. Al. ~s.'rsl nav" al
r-ai- started g.. b,.!Ir. All are nrl"S houses
4. Ia! . IN n"lEH'
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

Tn. Dyss Pu,rrhrc: Rally Company Isgai:~
t.I- - g. II NJ. S.ls Westminster y.ic- for :. 80
.I-h. tnus.t By Thomas !. Ak.ls fur a hnnl,
af Ak;iL~ aiso rCrui-n-.i NJ 4..> Washington
trC!-..Ti for 9. ~. . irI.s,rl"E:
The farm !.jiri-.~:- reports sI- sal. -: p
i-f-acr. rs!riI IN Howell. COUNTY .ur q. -a-li
a 80 TN ~ improved :.cfn IN Fo.S .'",Ilry.
Nt~saGr., -. sIg -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

Arr = Hi--ss 80 - 80 9 zr@ ..
s.--I - tTc-s-1ry tft-s ts:l:szx cs-t.zz-
ir< t-s age-a-r-ts e rF- -rI ~
,srs - hafsr- r--~r-s1s hsi;- f-r.s.- 49,
c---ti-.-i7- Ggsf -s-B-ss. ~l-E - -si- r.
Trsf- E~&l.s Gz4 Is-.A.i-s sa-...ry /. Ne
Aa.s n HA-.iax fis See
~. 1T ou.~a asex.e, ,sr-ssory sr.ex r~s.-
6e,fo esssA...el ssvsa rsnaa. h0sh ss1 far
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08
" ;s1i ReassS 60.

y fiar-rifr .se-s-a-y ard n.sass -
s-ff - t-g sfis 20 NJ Hz-rs.- , s'.x frs
= 0s-'-oa- r.sIi..ce 10 ,--7 1-i..slar.. ,y.-
~. - 3 D IL. r-f tE~ s-1ras-r -rsrf zf~af@
"a s-r-f at .-errsG D., - - -
rsr1'. ;"r sn-s" N---snx to-.rh; n
grarr.aF
ID. o,sur@ny - r-u..-orESS ..s1..I9aa!
f-fs. g 49, 20 - :S.A-r -fs coastal
rff. tIticisr- a. rs~@~ ut a .s.i. II;
Hs-l-s rI-s.-sg
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

f.aasE.r fes- Erts'" '11r-ry -..lsts
?
-hs spsi-rysst sa--s- o., Sn-asrf1ss ana ~
% .--r ~A.csg-
c-ah $50 ,a1.. t.r..--to-, e,ses ssi.slrx
zfsfEn fu-
9: .'.'. 20 AIs~-. sns Er-ns w-..~-h~- Shs
a-s- ~N:- A--s an. Rlo-rs Dprrsassr q:
"a a.----say
No. sts al 5ts s--ss-5 s:-~~- e.
es1sis "a. ~o.'sir.uG .en rssru.s so.s 10 F>t-
. - s4-raasE --is. rpr g.bo To u-s:s-
-'s-Fs~f lns.s.-.-r.
c5.rsay. -sIch "a, r~u-~--n,.,: ~ "a. i:si,
az@s r-s---r '0z.s.r.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

william Horu-f~if. Nos $40 N s.ss Aisbssna.
tvS-s-ury tri'E fatz. $50,
s,chI-i!' q gJ.r! No. sss North Ry.AAvav
@ff0ry franz o'rc" and i1ut~r ansf e l1
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08
n. H. ~. God - In.


sid =" S7l. Ven N.rs-u Avenue. 'oioaal-
Il man S.,.S rr'gn TN, -al: IA .-'lsae: s'Hn-
r,.s.f..-n. i-irS completed. Iurs- s.'Ii"s. =
..->.- g..-E, at. s>!r:a 4. =. !-r = -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

- 20 l1FtE- ara tHrs s-srgs-. sgF IN Ies..h
si''.g = Tfet~ R.aitv an "a. ..iir- '.ru .rly.
1ss.grs-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

Et-rf Bi.iC. l-Ifsc 1f;e
.'hiiiieo,hs Mo. .~t .-B p Beaxeu to-
day sold the Chtli;cofhe Ty,bun. 10 a
stock company OF local Repubhcsns r.
= nnley wtll b EDITOR q TIE pa0oe undss
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08
OCTOBER REALTY
STARTS OUT WELL
First Week Of Present Month
Gives Indications That Sejtem-
i"r. The Eanner Month. Will H..
SURPASSED.

A. far actual buying an! s.llin;
H':t last weeks realty market ..io.--.
iiti.. contrast I" i;s ;s'd.c'sso:. Their
'."f' more -Iers" transactions. however.
q ""Tril-Eisfy TEr -s-lsS az tn. two weeks
..-sT" vas i!tric, !: any. difference. a
,.al-@". H""~s.r. waS I4rf'y needed ="
III ;h= .asrk"r satisfactory.
Ir- s'il'ES Il dwelling E4. been better
J. scent - ~ ti.aB ma" expected si.'l
i3s. outlook tor ::~,"s"- in 'nIS regard -
=. st gu i-l- ~ i.:'seE.' Indications
= !.i.- tar Ir.!Eifs.g OF transfers for m.
month ~ Sel'''-!nr': 49, without parable.
.r -B'.tn.E F"paI;'f Tor rl- first week
- ErJ"her would iE8ias'e rGat tn. prs
.T' month wiz establish another Te'".d
p o. gu'r!t.-. "f I:sT.-f.:s thus Tar ~ 81.
r.' ---r"-i-.-- E..sZ,5i"
''Gr1-g september. according n tn" con
: 'fE.ts'r .."Ta -rrII;S T"r" Iak"n ON;
D.. saas.. .-iiE- cities for T.I- construction
=. i'.cs' h4.i.:rgs. a@-r.'ia''nE i"fa!
- 'H si;--f'.'-'. f"r 'H-. SIN" month
g.. -'aT t-..-r i.Ii''inE permits ""'" iaE"n
'...E. f- "u-r s-'.lyi----. IEis - g gain %
3 - h'.i.-lr- Hl.I -'r amount =: -'b.ls.--''.
'- u g--f g''t- ft.- J.: rHis'.- 'HT ~.t'i'.''i =
-. v.r. 20 riri with 18th large aTl
En='. I",sl lions. "H'i" % august 'h@ '.-
'E.-' #'r v-i- f.'gHst "Nni.Ls!.riy ~ i.I.-
Eg's.a. f.G.,rr. -Bar ~. Iar.e-' gains
l..t"r sa"ws I.rr .sT."~r decrease. TIE
u".r''-. - Drawer. compared :yith S"!-
I u.'."r. Ir';. : :. f-r ""i' smaller. EIt-
j-lr.s .T'..T-" ..'.T 'r.- gar ago ! j:
i.r .-Hr -r.af.r
t.. On ding a, nos :">-.I"-7I2 Franklin
es-r IT, 60 -a'I .g ~" Samuel Bowman
i.@33.g ',pgg ..'n- 80 !ic.I!"- i.-.y 81!
80. n T,.r - s.-,"" This = r." largest
al. nr 'Hr N.aa TH.. building mas hong
t""r ar~a;i"A "y . fTrui'.r- company.
J. e .H q fsr i.v:srIu; Stxry-nin.- f...i on
t.i. -u'.9H -.'.. -. i'r= =T.ni.r avenue and ia
-lIg.rlE- 'rsr a.-"l. Tho property Vas
-.iE ~ rr. HIS of Thomas y III nso.I-
~. -..F.- d. I'iar'- u - ';UGI" i!n"lv
nat rh.s nl.!.Gias r". standing on ih..
.Trt;r-..r r.E t.. worked and :, modern
.-TG"rE!r. .T.-ra'!- T. ha- b...I. T-IriH.. Gnr
.p.,'- l-: s.s.-
t.. ,.f. ...;it.. transfers. do..:s of trust
s.I '.i...;I'. f~-rr.I;. f"r S.pt.ni..r. i....
.oIn3 3.t3nI g:'A rh"-.- 'rr September on.
,...- ago, 4g. - .!y-s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

from ". n. Poemroy 10 n. =. Nuellef sor
el1:1.
Also . Iot On the southwest corner Of Oakianj
and TsHm aysnHes. fexss. owned by fhs Glib
SUBDIVISION s M SALES E s. WELL L
ATTENDED AND BUYING BRISK.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08
w-rc..s,i- Tr.., C..,..,.

.'fr h"r'-a-.-i. T:t..' tnrli.Tny- reports sN-
... i.'..- - 49, - ss.-> = i.- N".s-
H e - r's- present lin. a
disposition On III. .a:t Of ;h- ;.u;.I. 10 h,.y
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

b. .xf. ~ hrrr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-10-28
Webster as q Farmer.

Webster was a scientific farmer. He
believed thoroughly in the value OF
blooded stock At Marshfeld he had a
herd Of sixty or eighty head OF cattle
composed entirely Of thoroughbred an
imals-of Attorneys, Ayrshires and
Devons. He had several yoke of Dew
on oxen, which were his particular
pride. Besides, there were blooded
sheep and swine. All in all, Webster
was considered by his neighbors the
best farmer Of the country. He was
moreover, friend generous and con
siderate. There used to be saying
down Plymouth way that stranger
could always tell when Webster was al
home by the cheerful looks Of the PEG
pie for ten miles around.-Oliver Bron
son Capen in Country Life In America
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-10-28
The Stars and STIFFNESS

A German periodical has the follow
ing story as to the origin of the stars
and stripes: The idea originated with
Dane named Marker. He was born
on the island Of ST. Croix of the Danish
West Indies, where his father and
grandfather had lived. In 1885 he left
his native island and proceeded to Phil
adelphia. He was among the first tt
join a company of volunteers fol
American liberty and independence
For valor shown at Oriskany he was
elected captain, and to show his graft
tude he designed flag in whose upper
corner he applied the thirteen stars
emblematic Of the thirteen Original
states of the Union. This was the first
occasion upon which the "star span
gled banner" was unfurled The Origi
nal flag of Captain Marker is supposed
to be in existence in some national col
lection of relics of the war of the Revo
luton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-10-28
Hats In Parliament.

During the reign Of King John Q199)
the king agreed to settle the difficulty
with Philip H. of France respecting the
Dutchy of Normandy by single com
bat. John, earl Of Ulster, was the
English champion, and as soon as he
appeared on the field of combat his
adversary put spurs to his horse and
fed, leaving the earl master of the
field. King John asked the earl what
his reward should be- "Titles and land
I want not" he replied, "but in remem-
brance Of this day l beg the boon, for
myself and my successors, to remain
covered in the presence Of your males
ty and all other sovereigns Of this
realm" This request was granted and
never revoked, and it is said to account
for the custom in parliament Of mem
bers wearing their hats.-London Stand
a. ~ Altsio.s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-10-28
How a Wound Heals.

II you have run pin into your thumb
or received a bayonet thrust precisely
the same thing takes place. A myriad
Of white corpuscles, those tiny first
aid" cells (the phagocites) from the
surrounding blood vessels and lynn
phatic glands at once come hurrying
to the rescue They begin to clean up
whatever wreck there has been made
in the skin and muscular tissue. They
eagerly absorb into themselves or clus-
ter opposingly about all foreign mat
ter that has been introduced into the
wound. Then they proceed to pile
themselves tier upon tier around it
like SO many little sandbags about a
broken bastion. Later they gradually
join together and solidify into the lay
er Of new skin WHICH appears beneath
the sloughed off scab. They are at once
workmen and repairing materially.
e. MacFarlane in McClure's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-10-28
Thirty DnEgars q u

A poet and literary nan OF some q.
lebrity was visited in his study one
morning by a manager Of a lecture bu-
reau, who said that he had called to
ask the writer to take part in an ell
tertainment.
eve want you to read selections
from y5ur own works, Mr.. Gillespie,
together with an original poem com
posed expressly for the occasion. Name
your own price Well announce in the
progr'm"-
my price," interrupted Mr.. Gille~3ie.
''will be $50"
isn't that little steep?"
'Not at all, everything considered"
The manager tried to beat him down
to $50, but he was immovable, and the
bargain was finally closed at the first
named figure.
"Alpheus," said Mrs. Gillespie after
the caller had gone, wasn't that more
than you intended to charge him when
ne first spoken"
eyes" he said; ''it's just twice as
much. But he irritated me thirty dol
lars worth by calling it 'progrm.'"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-10-28
On the Black Mountain.

Nothing strikes a visitor to the Blaci
mountain more forcibly than the per
feet security Of a country where every
man is warrior and goes about his
daily business with his revolver in his
belt. The traveller is sacred to the
Montenegrins, whose manners prove
the truth of the saying that they are
the aristocracy of the Servian race
Dressed in their picturesque national
garb Of blue knickerbockers, white Gal
tiers and crimson jackets, with pork pie
caps of scarlet and black on their
heads, the mountaineers look the beau
ideal Of a nation of fighters, such as
the old Greeks must have been in the
days when they all carried arms. Their
whole history during the five centuries
of Montenegrin independence has been
one long series of frontier feuds, and
even now guerrilla warfare on the Al.
bantam border IS not extinct But tc
the stranger within their gates, what.
ever be his nationality, the mountain
GERS are friendly and hospitable. -
Westminster Review.