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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
Beneft for Relief Fund.

A benefit for the relief fund of Mel
son A Miles Camp No. 10. United
Spanish War Veterans, was given at
the Majestic Theater last night. The
house was crowded and the vast au-
oience hugely enjoyed Barney Ber-
nard in The Financier." The officers
Of the organization present were Com
mander Edwin S. Bean, Senior Vice
Commander John T. Costello, Junior
Vice Commander W. W. Glidden, Ad-
3utant Thomas F. Connolly. Chaplain
w. A Corcoran, Officer of the Day
George W. Roland, officer of the
Guard Thomas F. Howard and Quar-
termaster Maurice J. Shehan.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
special Policeman Hurt.

A serious riot occurred at meet
ing of the Chinese Six Companies on
Commercial street last night. j. j. Buck
ley, a special patrolman, was struck
on the head with chair. kicked down
stairs and sent to the hospital to be
treated for a severe wound of the
scalp. Tom You, who welded the
chair. was charged with assault with
a deadly weapon at the City Prison.
The row grew out OF repeated at
SIX Companies. The regular police of
Sergeant Ross squad arrived a short
time afterward and quiet was restored.
Buckley pointed out his assailant and
caused his arrest.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
CAPTAIN DUNHAM is
CHARGED WITH RACING
G. III. Fairchild Complains Of Master
of the Roanoke That He Endan-
gered Lives Of PASSENGERS

United States Local Inspectors o.
F. Bolles and John K. Bulger aret in
vestigating charges made against Cap
tain Dunham Of the steamer Roanoke
by G. H. Fairchild of Eureka, Cal. In
a letter to the inspectors Fairchild
says that he took passage at this port
on the Pomona on April %. and that
the Roanoke raced alongside the Po-
mona for about ten minutes when
they were off Point Arena and then
crossed the bow of the Pomona at a
distance of less than fifty feet when
both steamers were going at the rate
of fourteen knots, thereby endanger-
ing the lives of the passengers.
Captain Swanson of the Pomona
corroborated the statements made in
the letter, and Captain Dunham of the
Roanoke denied them. The investi-
cation will be resumed to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
More M0ney-Savfng
Grocery Prices

For WedreSddy and thursday
Laundry Soap-Miller's. II bars. 500
Yellow Cros Coffee-b. package.2Oo
Royal Baking Powders b Zfc
lb &. :. $50
Levaggi's olive oil-Imponed. very 6ne
Regular 65c Sis $225
Special $50 Sf.O5 S2.05
Pineapple Fancy s6ced. lib. tall IN
quo
Japan Rice-Good quality. l3 lbs. SOC
Gelatine-Cox's or Knoxs or Bromang--
lon. 2 pkgs- 26c
JeII-OLFs smous Jelly powder. 3 for goo
Peas-Extra sifted early June peas. dozen
$fs75 TN. 15c
Washing Soda-25 lbs. ESQ
Whisky = Mt. Vernon Rye regular
Sf-25, bottle B1sO5
Champion whisky = The favonte
brand. regular sl00. bottle z5c
Apricot Brandy-Special. bottle $50
Albion Porter-Domes6c, special dozen
Sf.O5
Port or Sherry-75c quality, gal. $50
Hook Wines-Special per gal. 42O
Claret-Good ASH wines. gal 900
Champion Whisky - A perfection
drink. big value. gallon $500
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

Hot ashes dumped into a chute IN ~
Deleer building on Broadway. between Ninth
ana Tenth streets caused q fre tonight which
damsred the building to the extent Of aho1,t
5000 The flames were discovered brea,sinr
through the roof at II 80 and by the time
tha AZ. department arrived the entire ana
between the ceiling Of the second floor and
the roof WAS ablaze. The fire started I'm
medIateIy in the rear of offices occupied by
Stuart Booth.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
SAYS PRESIDENT OF FIRM
EMBEZZLED SUM OF $4,000
Trustee of Bankrupt Mercantile
Company Sues Directors on Be-
half of Creditors


Company Sues Directors on Be-
half of Creditors.
F. Y. Williams. trustee of the Ne
vada Mercantile Company, a bank
rupt, filed suit yesterday to re-
cover $4,000 from Henry Hilbert w.
G. Ross, H. A. NORM and F. w.
Weitzenberg, which sum, plaintiff al
leges. was embezzled by Weitzenberg
while president and manager of the
insolvent concern.
1t is set forth in the complaint that
all of the defendants are directors of
the mercantile company, and that
during Weitzenberg' term as presi-
dent, which extended from July 6,
1908. TO January %, 1904. they placed
in his hands $4,000 which he forth
with converted to his own use. There
are not sufficient assets to the credit
of the bankrupt firm to meet its la
bilities, il is alleged. hence the direct
ors are asked to make good the sum
alleged to have been taken by Welt
zenberg.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
IJ1MBER PRICES BOOSTED
ALL ALONG THE LINE
various Associations Decide Upon an
Advance of Fifty Cents
per Thousand.

MILWAUKEE,, May s.-The price
l;st committee of the Mississippi VAL
lev Lumbermen's Association, the Wis
consin valley Lumbermen's Associa-
ton and the Northwestern Hemiock
Association has agreed to advance the
nrice on all classes of lumber so cents
- .,ar thousand. The reason given is a
fso,,,,a of the forest and the disap-
nearance of timber, resulting in a de-
crease in the lumber output.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
FORMALLY Elected senator.

b. Brandegee OF New London. member
Of Congress from the Third Connecti-
cut District. was to-day chosen United
States Senator to succeed the late o.
H. Platt, by a majority vote in each
house Of the General Assembly.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
Pillow Covers,
Center Pieces, ETC.

Five very attractive special offerings IN the
art embroidery section to-day:
Pillow Covers Of tan Villa cloth.
stamped and tinted for embroidery: top and
back complete 2fo
Center Pieces-ln vanesy Of pretty ART
linens. stamped and tinted. ready to use or to
be embroidered if you wish. "a in. square.
worth double; to-day's sale price 21c
Bureau Sets-Fisur-d lawn. with ruMed
edges; scarf and center mats. worth SIC.
tor 2ZO
Teneriffe Doilies-Hand made. some
with souvenir views IN center. 25c kind. for
90
Stamped Center Pieces and Doi6es. each. (.
LUG
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

BREMEN. May 9.-The board OF judges Of
the German Schiller Society has divided the
,rize of $500 offered for the best play writ
Ten during 1904 in Germany equally between
Gerhard Hauptmann, author of Rise Berdt.'
Kari Hauptmann. author of The Miners
Tooiuater. and Bere Hartmann, author Of
Count Won Charolais.'
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
HOUSE KEEPER
IN FINANCIAL TROUBLE
Sheriff Serves Attachments on Pro-
prietFess and Boarders of
the ST. Andre.

Tic bt. dIfUTC.
writ of attachment in the sum
of $1,000 was served yesterday by the
Sheriff on Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Clinic,
proprietress OF the st. Andre apart
ment house on Post street, near Hyde
at the instance of E. 7. Osborn The
claim was for one and a half months
rent and garnishments were also
served on moneys belonging to Mrs.
Clinic on deposit in the Mercantile
Trust Companys Bank and also on
stock in the Kern River Oil Company.
In the evening Deputy Sheriff Furey
served garnishments on forty board
ers in the st. Andre to restrain them
from paying any more rental for their
rooms to Mrs. Clinic.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

Card index systems, filing cabinets,
loose-leaf ledgers and all time-saving
modern office devices, including record
cards, good printing and fine stationery.
Sanborn, Vail & Co.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
All Pattern
Hats $1,000
Hats that were
marked up to
5 As 90 c a h
now S Is. 90

Many beautiful models from the
most famous Paris and New York
mliners; evening hats. dress hats.
tailor effects. Polo Tmbans, Trcorns,
Colonials. etc
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

son committed suicide IN a groosry at 104'
Folsom street by taking morphine yesterday.
She was despondent from long Illness
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
CARNEGIE STEEL COMPANY
WILL ERECT BIG PLANT
Plans to Expend Twenty Million Dol
lars on Works at Youngs-
fnxpn n3,fn

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. May S.-The
Carnegie Steel Company has prepared
plans for the construction here Of five
new blast furnaces Of 500 tons each
daily; fifty open hearth furnaces of
100 tons capacity daily and several
plate and structural mills. The plans
entail an expenditure of about s20.-
600. 900.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

Ammunition, Hunting ana
Sporting goods. Largest
stock Lowest prices. Send
for catalogue
EHREVE & BARBER Co.
76e Market ST., and B2i
Ksarny At
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
HERS

and without pain Sold at $I.oo per
bottle by druggists Our book Of priceless
value to al women sent free. Address
0RADszEzD AEsU1AToa o.. Aaanfs- a,
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

pliable all the parts, and
assists nature In its sublime
work. By its aid thousands
Of women have passed this
great crisis in perfect safety
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
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feel the exquisite thrill of motherhood with
fear Every should that danger
of child birth be entirely avoided Mothers
scientific cnt for
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Is the Joy of the household, for without
1t no happiness can be complete. How
sweet the picture of mother and babe,

bending over the CT
which the expectan
ever. is SO full of /
she looks forward u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
ZIRkLE & MOORE.

l Sayre Street school; chance to make $500 quick here.
 For sale-4o acres of land two miles from city limits; also fve other tracts from 10 to 20 acres each; fine for truck farming.
 wanted-Parties having property of any kind for sale that are willing to
 take a reasonable price for 1t can sell by listing with us. For Sa1e--we have a brand new two- story house with every convenience,
 situated near in on nice street, splendid neighborhood. that we are authorized
 to sell for s3.75o. Will make an ideal home.
 Money to Loan--we have plenty of
 money to loan on improved city proper ty at and per cent interest. See
 us if you need money.
 We write fire insurance in best com
 panies and solicit your business. If you have moved since your insurance
 was taken out, don't forget to have 1t properly transferred to cover new location. We have left on our rental list a few nice dwellings and if you are looking for house call by and let us show you what we have. No trouble to show them. We also have several of fees on Dexter Avenue and Commerce Street for rent. .. s--..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15

For sale-For s2,75o we have a seven room house, corner lot, S0x15o, sanitary and bath, large stable; this property would be cheap at $3,000. For Sale-s1,so0 will buy two new five-room houses near Mildred Street. rents for $192 per year; half cash, bal ance to suit purchaser.
 For Sale-$1,s00 will buy 1o-room house. best railroad district in the city. Rents for $240.
 For Sale-We have a lovely live room cottage with large reception hall. cabi- net mantels, electric lights that can be bought for $1,S00; small cash pay ment, balance can be paid as rent; fine chance for the man that wants to save his money.
 For Saie-An elegant home, lovely in all its appointments, located on one of our best streets, lot 50x200; can be bought. if sold at once, for s6,250 There are only a few places of this kind that can be bought at any price. See us for particulars. ----..
 For Sa1e-160 acres of good land only few miles from the city. on fine gravel road. owner has instructed us to sell this place at price that we consider a bargain.
 For sale-$3,oo0 will buy Groom house and vacant lot three blocks from
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15

g rooms, and all modern improve ments; lot s5x1oo; will rent to a good tenant.
 For sale-Cottage on Monroe Street. 5 rooms; price s2,250 and easy terms; call for particulars.
 For .sale-Dw cling on Clayton Street, 2 stories, 2 rooms; bath. gas, electricity. bot and cold water. all modern conyeniences; price $s,5oo, and we'll worth 1t.
 For sale--A new cottage on Amanda Street, just built, and well rented 1: price put on this piece of property will pay 10 per cent. on investment.
 For Rent-while most of our houses were rented before the 1st of October. still we have a few desirable ones left; call and see our list.
 Insufance-If you have moved, and have not transferred your insurance, you should attend to it at once to pre- vent trouble in case Of ire.
 If you have any property you wish to sell. or rent, place it with me, for it will receive prompt and careful atten- ton.
 For Rent-Splendid cottage of ( rooms, and bath. No. 100 Virginia Ave. This cottage has just been papered throughout and is beauty" Price $25 a month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
H. C. DAVIDSON, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

Cotton is again King, and good plan tations in demand. have for sale one of the best in the State. This plan tation is located twelve miles from Montgomery, with easy access by dirt, or railroad. The place contains 1,500 acres, but will be sold if desired in two tracts. 1000 acres and 400 acres. It is all cleared and in cultivation ex- cept 500 acres, which is we'll wooded The soil is grey, and bottom land, and makes good crops of both cotton, corn and hay. Improvements are in good condition, and, consist of about 20 cabins, large barns, several hay sheds and a good dwelling house of 8 rooms, all in good order. During the present year the owner reserved all the wood land. and 500 acres of cultivated land and received in rents for the remainder $1,525 or about 8 per acre. he place is healthy, we'll watered and never without a good class of tenants. This Is an opportunity you should not neg lect.
 For Sale-A neat dwelling of rooms and bath on Clayton Park; the house is rented for the coming year at $15 per month to a good tenant I offer the place for $1,700; bargain.
 For sale-A two-story dwelling on Holcombe Street; the house Is about one year old. and in perfect condition;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
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We have a first class plantation for sale. This is a prairie place of 1000 acres is well improved, Is in a good neighborhood. on one of the best graded roads. and Is all good land. absolutely no waste land in the tract. There Is probably no better place in the county--and it is well worth the price at which it can be bought. It is strictly A cotton plantation. The average rent is s100 an acre. and it will run 50 mules.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15

Tn the last few years there has been an increase of f00 per cent in property at the southern extension of Perry street. Just beyond the line where property is now selling for 5000 an acre are authorized to sell 150 at $100 an acre. If you at all posted on Montgomery property you will readily see that we are inviting you 10 invest in a proposition that will make you comfortably rich in three years. It is our Judgment that this is the 3rct- tiest suburban proposition that has been offered In some time. and the best feature of 1t Is that 1t is an absolutely safe in vestmert The rental value is enough to pay you fair return on your money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
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We have 10 acres of well located land suitable for home site. This place is the closest 70 acres to Montgomery on the Normal Bridge road that is far sale. If you want to buy little farm for home near town. in a neighborhood where the lands are increasing quickly in value. this should interest you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15

We have for sale farm of Is0 acres. The cultivated land this place is sandy and makes good cotton, and there are about 255 acres of this: the balance is in woods some Of 1t very good timber-a good DOT ton of the wooded land will make very good farming land. and the wood will pa for the clearing. There are ten mules work ed on the place It is only IT. miles from Montgomery and lies on Graveied road. It can be bought for sta an acre. half cash.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15

just what you are looking for if you will call at our office when in search of real estate for sale. rent or eX- change. Just now we have a fine line of dwelling investments.
 Martha Street.
 A first class cottage, well located on corner. rented for $150. can be sold for $1,500.
 Jackson Street.
 On this street we want to show you a new five room dwelling with all con- veniences. By assuming a $1.300 6 per cent. mortgage and paying the balance of $900 on easy terms 1t is yours
 Forest Avenue.
 A new two-story, eight room dwell ing with all modern conveniences, on easy terms. The actual cost of the place exceeds the price asked By paying $500 and the balance at $30 per month you can soon own one of the incest homes on our eastern suburbs. E. B. Joseph & Son. Phone To3o 77 N. Court St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15

We have an exceptionally good cotton and for labor and convenience. that rents for 70 bales of cotton. that can be bought SO as to net IS per cent interest your in vestment. This is 6 fine piece ot farming land and will make you investment that you will never want to sell. We sell 1t for half cash. the balance at per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
HOLT & STRAUSS, insurance and Real Estate.
Properly Wanted.

Property Wanted.
 If you have any real estate for sale and want to get quick trade, you will find it to your interest In placing same In our hands.
 Large Plantation For Sales. We have a plantation for sale con- tainfng 1,500 acres near this city. It is splendid body of land and all im- proveKnents up to date. Should you be Interested. kindly let us know at once.
 Dwelling For Sale.
 43,750 will buy delightful resi- defce on South McDonough Street. I'm provefnents are first class. The price is low and terms liberal
 Small Farms Wanted.
 We have several enquiries for small farms located near the city. If you have one for sale please let us know.
 Store For Rent.
 Small store for rent near Court Square. It is very prominent stand
 Money Loaned.
 Do you wish to borrow money on real estate, if so we win be glad to nego- tiate with you. ca HOLT & STRAUSS, lls Montgomery St. Phsns sa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15

We have a very we'll improved farm in this county a graveled road that will make you fiue investment and a charming home. The land is now raising more cot ton to the acre than any farm we know of. It is in a high state of cultivation. has a good Bermuda pasture and all the i'm provements necessary for a successful farm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15

If there are three young men who have some money they would like to invest to- gether--we have real estate proposition that will more than double the investment in two years Enquire at our office for details
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15

We have very attractive proposition in e small farm on the Mt Meigs road This place is within seven miles of Court Square an1 contains 50 acres. It Is i'm proved and is in good neishhorhood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
Chandler & Powell, II S. Perry St. Phone I3z4
w.. B. Davidson, Real Estaie and Insurance,
 5i.2 \. Court St.

MAKE A NOTE OF THIS.
 I have a fine piece of investment for sale at a figure that will bring the purchaser a good profit.
 It is situated within four blocks of Commerce Street. The lot can be cas- lily divided and improved and will be q quick seller when improved. More in- formation to the interested.
 POULTRY FARM.
 Several parties have the purchase of the poultry farm under consideration, but while they are making up their minds there is a chance for you to slip in and buy it.
 Take my advice, however and do not be long in sliding. IF YOU WISH TO BUY 4 FINE HOME, you will make a mistake of you fall to examine my photographs; I have a large number of fine homes for sale and can show you pictures of them If you will call at my offlce or let me know where l can sec you.
 I am still after your insurance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
Chandler & Powell,
 Real Estate sad Insurance Agents.

FOR SALE-A five room house on Amanda Street. Neat, comfortable, and with the modern conveniences, $2,650.
 FOR SALE-$2,100 will buy three lots 50x150 each, and six houses. two Of which are new four-room houses This Is god negro property, and is an IS per cent investment.
 FOR sALE-We are offering this week, as a special sale, thrs of the best located houses and lots at West End. One six-room house, one five room house and one four-room house. This is corner property, near the Mid land Shops. One thousand dollars cash. balance on time to suit the pur- chaser, will buy them all. This is a fine investment, and is q bargain at, $3,5Oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
A BARGAIN

We can offer a place on South Law renee Street this week that is a bar gain. and that you would do well to let us show you. Nine rooms, lot 150 feet deep, and rented for $510 year, $500
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
Wanted.

We have customer for a place which he can buy for about $500. Cash, and pay the balance in monthly in stallments. Phone us if you will sell on this plan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
Fire Inan,ranna

We represent three of the largest fire companies in this field. and can rates, and the quickest settlements in case of losses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15

ton to the acre than any farm We know Of. It is in a high state of cultivation. has a good Bermuda pasture and all the Inn provements necessary for successful farm.
 
 Just across the river In AutauRa we are authorized to sell a mighty good farm. There are several hundred acres of table land and some very fine corn bottoms
 We have 500 acres of good prairie land on graveled road with good dwelling. store place would suit a man who wants to live on his farm and make money If you want bargain. we can give you the prettiest location in Capitol Heights at a price to suit you
 We have a good piece of down town store property Tor sale-something that will be a SooG purchase. For a quick sale we offer nice dwell ing most desirabiy located on a large lot, cheaS.  On the Hayneville road we have 70 acres that you can buy to get 10 per cent on your money.
 Close to Highland Park there IS a plot of property that if you buV now you win have good profits in next spring We have a low price this property and think 1t is a good purchase.
 We are instructed to sell a very nice little business in the heart of town. It ought to make . man a decent living if he will give it hIs personal attention. ST 900 will buy 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15

ing, most desiraby located a large lot. man with the cash get a good home cheaS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15

Just across the river In AutauRa we are authorized to sell a mighty good farm. There are several hundred acres of table
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15

We are instructed to sell very nice little business in the heart of town. It ought to make man a decent living if he will give 1t hIs personal attention. $EO00 will buy 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
Snretx Rnnds.

Surety Bonds. We make all sorts of bonds-bonds for bankers, book-keepers, cashiers, trustees. guardians. administrators. or an vother kind. If you need one, call on or phone us.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
Vacant Lot

Nice negro lot near SIeveland Ave- nue, 5ox135 feet. for sale. Price $15o.