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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
VATICAN |!i| failing Il. TO. II D. !. .
P|E.CES;3P0PE |M0V||.hG
Cracked and Bullying Walls VIII
Be Temporarily Strength
ened at Once,
slBy Associated Press.)

Z. ROME, July sl3,--It has long been known
that some parts:of the Vatican are un-
safe. hut 1t has Just been discovered that
the palace Is practically failing to pieces,
Even the corner whore the sPop pes apart
Iment is, situated needs Strengthening,
md the Pontifr is moving out. The walls,
which were cracked. bulgl,g and leaning
out. Win DO temporarily strengthened !lnr
i,nediately, To ma ke the, n llole building
safe viii require more tkan tloo. .oQ0, X st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
|LlITL STATES.
RUsHIN| | | I0.AR.NI||sI !. 4 !. | !! ]
Central American. u j, e j !, al Re. &,
publiCs r ropa:r'l|lnIlIgs rim 9 4 for / j
General ". \ y. W.ar'. II
UNITED STATES TO
EXERT II INFLUENCE. f
Fresh H tilities# ported from
Salvatore can Bord s. Guate
lnala Placed u nder Mar s5s
# as tial Law Nicaragua M
Said to Have Joined
r olutionists ,$8

SfBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, July n 3. "A telegram
from Guatemala says: iss II 81
1 ri re sh. hostllItIes have ia ken place
d on the border. T he Invasion OF the
country by salvadorean troops Is con-
4 sldered TO be decla alton Of war
War IS accepted here by iclal de-
a cree. The country has been placed
under nnartta law, and there Is a gem
4 era call to arms. Z ~ III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
Remarkable


The main argument OF the Steel Trust
ofrcials was that the two plants. Carne-
gle and Bethlehem, would have to close
down unless they were ava rded g. s1u re
OF the work, and that hundreds sof work.
ing men, with d dependent families. would
suffer. The press Of the country had con-
5siderab able8 fun over this gremarkabl ble 5argu-
srnent, rema rka BILE as coming from the
billion- dollar steel corpor q atlon, but Sec
Sretary Bonaparte, in q sta temen Issued
this afternoon, says he took the argu-
Snlent seriously, and tina t this reaso T, J and
4 the further one that s ! e would be bad
plate for the government 5 to sS be cons
K atrplled by one conc !, induced him to
divide the contract 50 IN that the II amor
Tor one vessel stlo lould be suppl ed \ bys the
independent corporal ton, and that for the
other be furnished BY the two scompa
composing the trus ss IA YS
Tho sta tcment issued by the Secretary
$ailudesg to the fact that the bids OF all
the companies were lower than the gov
gernment had hitherto been paying for
armor. This fact went to show the enor-
nous profit the trust has been heretofore
making out OF such contracts, but not
so striking an illustration OF this fact
as their reducing their bids to meet that
{ OF the Midyale Company, when 4 1t be-
came known that the latter was the
lowest bidder. fs5 il; III s
Statement Of Secretary.
The text Of; the statement issued BY
Secretary, Bonapa;r is MS follows:
The Secretary Of n the Navy Is fs
convinced that the best results would d
be attained IN this case and the most
expeditions dcliyery&o &ol the armor in ~
8 question would be secured II the con-
sS tract were divided between the three
bidders, It seems to him clear that u
@ It would bc against public policy and #
the best interests OF the naval SER
vice. and more especially, would see
riously affect the insurance OF good Al
results and expeditions delivery OF &
materials unde err this particular con-
tract 81 the government were to find
itself Obliged to trust to q single
armor plant to supply its need, I, all Il
W.; competitors having retired. at least Il
temporarily, from the business. and
the purchase OF armor abroad or Its III
manufacture by tho government itself
being at present forbidden by law. 81
The Carnegie and Bethlehem compa-
{ 1,ies are willing and have ffered to AZ
NM reduce their bids to that OF the Md;
vale Company; and to take, at the
prices there fixed d by thelrB compati-
tor any portions Of the cont tract "
ss which may be / assigned to them. and
r. 1t seems clear to tho Secreta ~ \ OF 4
1.-THE Navy that. In the exercise q the
p discre tlon imposed In him by the act
Il It viii be advisable togdivide tho said 5t-
contract. assigning one-halt thereof
to the Midvale Company at Its prices.
and one fourth thereof at the same &
n! Continued on Third Page,) n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14
OVER ,0O0s REPO OR TED DEAD
INEB41sTLESS SIA TITO GROSS
nsurrect Brazil Swelling "a Huge Proportions
\ Army of5 54o, 900 Federal @ Troops5 Sent Against
sReYolutio Fearful Carnage

(Bys.A Associat tied Press. II &
LoNDON,SJu IL 81 Lead er s cor
responder t at 8IisbpnS says that according
TO diligence recei there the
reoton In ross, hrazll Is sweli'rngs
4 to huge proport tionB: I: The insurgents. It
8is reported have organized o large. army,
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~ llf3 aslI 20
STATEM ENlT lAD e /.
b BONAP RTE
Bad Policy Secure Allssuppliea
a.5 from One Concern, Secretary 81
---Ilnveatig alton. 81 lI
! Ig Grain Traffic. An
Important De- ~
f5!s Vi !. tcision. "
.5ciSion.
No. ssfgT usI.
1isS
v K. - Z !. v y
,rorn 4, 81 Rceulars correspondent ~, t

From Our egular Corr esnon dent,
81. yAsII1NGToN 70 Il ssC u, Jul y secre-
stary Bonaparte announced today that
ihe had decided to 81 ye tho Steel 4. Trust ~
sonc-hnlfl tho ntraot for armor for he
new ttleahips. tlic South Carolina and
the Michigan. The 3 tfers half the CON. n.
tract goes 10 the A1fdyateE Company, the
independent concern. whose bids were , g far
below those OF either OF tho two COM COM
ranies composing tile trust, Il he carnsgic
and the Bethlehem CONF panies. n Ih trust N
at once reduced It's bid 10 meet tt1a 7 a of
the independent company as coon as It
was ascertained 4 that y the n iGyale Com
SSpany was the lowest bidder: Charl les m.
Eschwab. the apresid dent Of the Steel Trust,
and other officials ot N the trust. hurried
To- Washing ton and il ppea red M be fore g Sec Sec
fretaryi gonapart te. a where they spent two
hours or more pleading fpr e share OF
the contract Fl 5E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-14

1 and are marching on Rio sJaneiro and al
ready have captured several scit ties Cen
eral slberi. with {S40 900 ii edoral troops,
has been sent against q the Srevolttl tlonists.
Felrfule8 carnage Is reported, l, and the
Killed are said to be already more than
1000: i 5s5
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3 ,lcontInued On second Paxe,l
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CONTINUED on Third Page,)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-23

cakrs. Take II pint Of rice, a
tablespoonful Of butter, one scant tea
spoonful each of salt and baking pow
der, one egg, one cupful of -four, and
swee. milk to make a batter. Bake on
"A griddle. The regular sour milk
recipe can be used If preferred; simply
add the rice and less -four,
Rice CroQuettcs,-To n t%eacupful
Of boiled rice add one tablespoonful
Of butter, a beaten egg. a seasoning of
salt and pepper, and mix we'll togeth-
er. Mold into rolls, or small cakes,
dip into egg, and then into powdered
cracker crumbs and fry in hot butter
or lrippings. A little finely chopped
cold meat is an improvement: it
SHOULD be mixed with the rice and
egg before molding.
Rice Muffins.-One pint of milk, one
pint OF rice, two eggs, two table
s~poonfuls of sugar, one tablespoonful
of butter. one teaspoonful each OF
sail and baking powder. Beat the
sguar, salt. yolks of eggs and but
ter together, add the milk and sufti
cien- -four to make a thin batter; slit
the ice in lightly, and last the beaten
whites. Bake in rings 80 minutes.
Rice Soup.-Place one-half a cuplul
of rice in W. quarts Of water, with
one small onion sliced finely. two
or three sticks of celery, and a small
bunch of summer savory. Boil two
hours, adding more water, if neces-
sary. Strain through a colander, re-
turn to the fire and add the beaten
yolks of two eggs and one pint of rich
milk. Let it come to a boil and serve
with toasted crackers. Rural New
YORKER
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-23
Athletics in Schools.

New York has a public Schools
Athletic League" which is Two years
old, and includes in its membership
practically every boy and girl in the
600 public schools of the city. 1t is the
largest athletic body in the world. Her
man A. Metz, the new controller of the
city, recently gave the league IA trac;
of ground in Brooklyn, valued at $40.
300. This is to be used as an athletic
field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-23
Men and Luck.

Strange that a lucky man seldom be-.
Eeves in luck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-23
EXCELLENT RICE RECIPES.
At This Time of Year Rice Is a Wei
comc Addition to the Table
How to Prepare.

Tho spring months are usually the
most trying ones in the calendar for
The -aOusckeeper on a farm TO provide
a Grange in the daily bill of fare.
Last years vegetables have grown
t~astejess and wilted, or are gone en-
tircly: the stock Of canned goods in
both fruit and vegetables is nearing
the finish, and it is still too early for
ffcsh homegrown supplies. 1t will
now be found that rice will often
prove useful in making many whole
some. nutritious dishes, To serve it
as d vegetable, it should be boiled
carefully so that no two grams a.
here together. and each grain shou' +:
be swollen to twice its original slla
II is better to use the first quan-r
of rice for this purpose, although IL
second grade will do in many OtHS'
way. To obtain these results, VASE
the rice thoroughly, and then eprinits
slowly into a large kettle full Of bo~--
ing water. The water must not -
chilled, for the rapid boiling nouk:
be continued Immediately. Bon y
minutes, then drain on a cOlandes.
With a fork shake it up lightly, ana
place it in the oven to dry. Wnes
properly prepared it should be IKE
a mound OF snow.
The leftover Of plain boiled rice
can he utilized in numerous ways L
may be made into excellent gridflf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-23

The hairpin is in China almost what
the ring is in Europe, and the value of
some of these ornaments is very great.
They are SO complicated in shape, and.
SO difficult 10 insert, that they have to
be worn night and day when once they
have been put into the hair. Jade is the
favorite material for these articles, ANA
to put jewels into them is cGncidere I
TO be Il mark on Cstentati0n.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-23
UNIQUE Publication.

The Cavalry Journal, which is tho
latest British military periodical, AMI
is edited by Gen. Baden-Powell, has lis
pages perforated, postage stamp fash;
ion, or the inside page, SO that il Il
reader wishes to save a page for rel
easily tear it out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-23
Remarkable Bonnet.

Mrs. MacLean died the other day 1t
New Ross, county Wexford, Ireland.
at the age of SO. At a recent exhibit
ton at New Ross a black straw bonnet
that had been worn by Mrs. MacClcan
for so consecutive years without i
change of shape or trimmings was OF
view.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-23
Herring in KAISER Canal.

Among the benefits brought to Ger.
many by the Kaiser Wilhelm canal
are shoals of herring. The fish enter
the canal. according to an official ra.
port, on their way from the Baltic 70
the North sea, and when the B%runsbut-
tel lock is closed they congregate in
such large numbers as to be captured
with ease.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-23
Unpleasant People.

The most satisfied and successful peo-
pie in the world are those whose prac-
tical achievements correspond exactly
to their inner desires and ambitions.
They are also generally the most
blatant any nauseating. Chicago
Nnrnnitlr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-23
Finely Chiseled.

Miss Deery-Don't you think Harry
has the profile Of a Greek statute?
Miss Jellers-les; it's particularly
noticeable in his chcek.-Chicago Trib-
une
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-23

The cost of electing NJ. Fallieres,
president OF the French republic was
$4,000. While in office he will cost
France $4,000 a month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-23

Does your husband like calves
b%rains?"
oh, he's got t O like EN-. They're tbs
only ones he'll ever have!"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-23
Her Gentle Hint.

He-My dear, there is something
striking about you.
She-No; it's the clock.-N. Y.
Times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-23
London English.

At a hotel one of the party asked:
Have you got any celery, waiter?'
NO, sir" was tho significant answer;
81 relies on me tips"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-23
Swiss Foreign Trade.

With a population of only 3,315,3 43
switzerland has a foreign trade of more
than 500, 600, 600 a year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-23
To Tax Single Women.

A bill imposing q tax on all nj
ried women over 80 years of age is 10
be introduced into the Spanish cortes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-23

Are always in demand. This
lot consists of plain pink, blue
and tan chambray waists, en-
broidered panels. 50 to A.,
IT .I0C
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-17
ROCK ISLAND
WILL BUILD
WORK TO BEGIN soon ON WAUHi
NA.ARDHoRE LINE
BIDS f-- .rcrs were Reeeiyss ~ S;
Louis But Announcement q
EMar5s Hss Net Yet Beer
Nade-wU push Work

s number 0f contractor uL0 ar.
interested Ia tha le.HHE OF olafraCt
for tte construction of th, Frisco iln'
20 Boz buuf ont ~ Oklahoma city r
the 4.1fh as Seil AL small army 0'
subcDrtractDIs. acre summoned % 81
Louis tho nrs' OF this week 5y Capt
Hnctley chief Uf The F-sc0 erE.n
eennz department aI,h the iu'Drmz
ton that the contract FOR fhe c0ustruc
tipn of one hundred miles OF the pro-
POSED I.ue would b. Ief on Tuesday
There are several bids submitted for
this work. al uell AL fDr Tho cons,ruc.
aou o. a line from Wauuks 90 Ard.
move but up 20 last night no award
had been made. 0r az least no n0tifca.
ton had been received here Several
persons uh0 Wcre Interested iu the
LETTING returned 20 this city from ST.
I,uif yesterday and vere anSiously
awaiting announcement Of the awards
II is believed that the Frisco's en-.
gineer has no, completed tsbu'ation
of the bids for comparison IN order 10
determine the successful bidders. 4
subc1ui' actor who o. lntcrest.! in
the proposition last evening expressed
his belief that the contract for con.
suBction Of the line out Of Oklahoma
CHy would b. let 10 the Kenefc Con.
s,ructiou company
The fact that bids are under consid
efatiOn. however. dissipates an doubt
concerning the Frisco's intentions. and
II h. nov certain that within thirty
days dirt will commence 20 Hy 90 the
construction OF another railway line
Dat Of Oklahoma CITY
. The Rock Island and Santa p, form.
erly owned separate portions of line
extending between Kinghsher and
Guthrie. Some time since the Santa
Dc sold 10 the Rock Island its interest
In this line. az the same time purchas.
ing of the Rock Island its section Of
line extending from Chickasha 10
Pauls Valley
This transfer left the Rock Island.
Frisco system without connection
across the Choctaw nation and the let
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-17

JOHN EAsLEY. scorae.ry
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-17

ting Of . contract for the construction
of a line 10 close The gap between
! WaurIka and Ardmof, vas natural
s.g-.1ce
/ Th. Frisco lire fcr which ,he con
'trsr. aas i.t i1 ST. Louis vlI extend
I ifrom Oklahoma Cir outward to a
point c. The Waurika-Arim0re sec
'.oL almost directly n0-h uf Lindsay.
and o. o.. reported that 20 fte .utersrc
zion of fhe two lines viIl be establish.
'i '1ur that vi.' ta Hooust .ar the
cH---E sast vbsr state organization
rsrIr
Dr. i believed 'raf eventually tre
iI1s ~.I be projected so1'haard no
Lindsay and from there 'esruE south.
a.-,... 'a sl-d.- D. T 0- Henrietta
Texas
The Uu. from Oklahoma cry south
ward IL primarily f0 head of The Nick
.o-s0. Stone project end 90 is asserted
THAT ff. mobilization of gradinE ont.
ft aUf commence af ono. after fhs
l.g0ufIaof, are iar and that con
r.ucIUI will begin ont 0f Oklahoma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-17
How 70 arsas up a Cold

u may be surprise 10 many u
learn that a severe odd can be com
pletely broken up In one or two days
time. The FIRST symptoms Of a cold are
a dry. loud cough. n proiuse watery
discharge from the nose. and a thin,
white coating on the tongue When
Chamberlain's cough remedy Is 'aken
every hour on the first appearance OF
these symptoms II countcrscts the ef'
feet - the cold and restores the sys.
TEN to a healthy condition within a
day or two For sale by p J. Ramsey,
" B Frame, Ardmore Drug Co, Bon.
ner a Bonner
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-17
Annual Meeting gf o,rroerste cl0s.

annual MfcNN8 " OrfFoGFatc Ct<to-
The members Of the Ardmore Demo
cratic club are hereby called % meet
a. the court house in E-Smore. az .
p. m on THURSDAY Juup q 1905, ,1y
the purpose Of electing full corps Of
ofhcers THIS is the most important
meeting ir the history Of the cIub.
The passage Of the statehuOf bill has
made close and effective party or
ganization necessary. The officers
elected at this meeting will have much
10 do With the success OF the party
nominees for delegates 20 the consti.
tutlonal convention and for the hrst
set 81 county officers after the admis-
sion Of the state into the unisn urge
every Democrat who has heretofore
afiliated with the party md every
person who believes In the princi
piles Of tine Democratic party to at
tend this meeting
W A LEDBETTER. Pres
Attest.
JOHN EAsLEY. scorae.ry.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-17
rRousLs At WILL CREEK.
CT Marshal "oors s-ssts De- ei5-
r-- D~ay~-=-

Niu Crees o r. June if srecaiI--
bal Gibson. O. drayua- Cf this place.
was sho. and perhaps fatally wounded
by City MarhaI Bud Moore here
Thursday nigh, about 7.1o O'Clock
Moore vas att-mp.lnE t1 arrest Glib
son. who 10 i- alleged vas under the
influence % liquor uhsr Gibson drew
gun and held him % Depu', Mar
shall .. r Burton came lp az this time
aud Gibson turned upon him vith his
pistol Moore thinking be- would
shoot Bauoa. fired tzlce as be- turned
one ball. only took eject passing
through his arm and entering the body
under the armpit His recovery at
this time is considered doubtful
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-17

Healthy kidneys filter the .mpud.
ties from the biood. and unless they
do this good health l. impossible
foleys kidney Cure makes sound
kidneys and viii positively cure all
forms % kidney ami sadder disease
u strengthens the ~hoie system. Hon.
man Drug Co. City Drug store
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
NOTICE 20 CONTRAcTORa

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
1fdee of the Board OF State Harbor Commis-
sfoners union depot and ferry house. Ss0
Francisco. Cal. November 3 1906.
Sealed proposals bids VIII be received &C
this ofdee at 0r prior to 2-l5 o'clock D. m on
Thursday, November Is. 1905. for furnishing
materials and constructing a shed on Section
No 1 OF the wall. planking space under
same and constructing eesspool On the water
I'm accordance with the plans and specifications
prepared therefor by the chief engineer Of the
board and adopted By the board November l.
1906, and on 1le In this Office. to which spe-
cial reference Is hereby made. The materials
to be used I'm the work consist OF yellow Or
and redwood lumber. redwood shingles wrought
iron rods. bolts, spikes. east iron. brick. st0n8
6ed and subject to a rigid examination. No
bid VIII be received unless it Is made q
blank form furnished from this office and z
accompanied By a. certified check for i've o.
per cent of the amount Of the bid. payable 70
the order OF the secretary Of the board as 4
guarantees on the part Of the successful bidder.
that he viii within six 90 days after the ae.
tract to do said work according 10 the plans
and speci6cati prepared tharefor and will
also execute and Gle with rhis board bond IL
such sum as the board may deem adequate
viii q surety company, to be approved by tbs
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners and
conditioned FOR the faithful performance OF
By this board unless delivered to the secretary
or the assistant secretary at the Office OF tbs
secretary at sr prior 70 2;d5 & o'clock p N: Oh
ana place the bids viii be opened The board
reserves the right to reject any or all bids Il
deemed fo- the best interests OF the State.
Bidders are invited to be present at the open
CHARLES H. SPEAR
]. d. MACKENZIE.
HENRY J. CROCKER
lott b NORTON Chief Engineer.
JOHN NJ FOY. Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
ARREsTED FOR ARSON.

Hugo Carleton. formerly an employs
Of the Fink & SCHNEIDER Furniture
Company was arrested yesterday BY
Detectfve George Graham on a charge
of arson. He is alleged to have started
a blaze in the furniture factory last
Saturday evening, which. had it not
heen discovered in time, would have
resulted in a disastrous fire. Both the
ffre department and the police are in
vestigating the case. There is no doubt
that the blaze was OF incendiary origin,
and an effort will be made to connecs
Carleton with the crime.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-contIBued.

CALIFORNIA land 81 acre. balance entire pur-
chase 81 week for each acres; taxes; no
interest; 5-acre tracts; level. rich clear; ready
70 plow; under irrigation perpetual water
right Immediate possession given; particulars
maps photographs for &c stamp. Stevinsen
Colony. room %. T03 Van Ness ave, San Fran
cisco.
GOOD ranch for sale of 100 acres: Broom house
ana new cabin; new apple dryer; good barn
l2 acres OF good orchard in bearing; acres
OF young trees; water piped to house from
springs Further particulars address Z. r.
TOWNSEND, Sebasfopol, Sonoma County; r.
T. d. No. l. box 6S
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
BURLINGAME REAL EsTl +rE.
BURLINGAME LOTS ARE MoNE'r MAKERS.

Stop and think Just one MON r4nt-v0e l,axe
sold hundreds Of lots to hnnd ,.dS ~ raor,a
al BuriiRgame-no has lost = .ant toess es,a..,
oen has made or can make pront--if any
one of The nlndredf OF p'sple who have
viii give IL to item this sc eE '"
The only persons who ha ~ aot made money
in BrEliagame are those ~ mn EoT r1T'
We are selling 50-foot iots - 49, De 4,
$3.50 UPW Arm
so CASH 8 ~ .rf,r,rtyr y
There are n few lots lft -, ,,,, ~ ~.
mistake in bayine- --our prices are right.
Come today md see Tor sotrseif Take Sal,
Mateo ectric mrs on Mission St get OF
at Bsr''1senae star ga (not at any suburb Of
Burlingqme). our cdce is opposite Call at
our ,ffce. W "
LYON & HoAG. ssesMarket st., at Montgomery.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
BERKELFN REAL ESTATE.

bNhbfN REAL ESTATE.
S3ooeIAbout fsaf cash; 7-room. 2story high
basemehI house: all modern and in first
eiaSs Condition; a nice 2-story barn chick
eh-hf SHses etc: lot 50x135: street and
wa IS all made blocks from this station
At South Berkeley; good chance for some
c4e.
S5oo' 't-Half cash; Groom cottage on a corner
lot. 45x125; street work done on long side:
nice location: one block TO Grove-st cars
and blocks to Key Route station; a bar
gain
W G. MORAN & co. sonth Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
HALFMooN BAY REAL ESTATE.

MONTARA
If you could buy large lot in the Montara
townsite, on line of the Ocean Shore r. r.
- miles or 30 minutes from San Francisco for
$3.50 improvements included. and pay nothing
down, would you be interested?
On account Of rain the advance in price ad
verfised to take effect November has heen
postponed until November H. Secure ticket
Tor Thursday or Sunday excursion and save
the advance IN price. Office 1900 Golden Gate
Oakland o 'io"i" aJ'
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
OAKLAND RRAL EsrATE.
AUSTINs LIST.

AUSTIN'S LIST
This is the choicest large unimproved down.
town business lot in this city for sale at the
present time.
PRICE low FOR A FEW DAYS.