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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
MONrooMnRx CURRENT aCorAruoNs.

(Carrectod Datlx.l
 These prices are at wholesale and not ta stsrch-corn s0Ioc; standard Rooaa pearl 4hc; gloss lump AAe; nickel pack Kies.ExtrA fancy axe; head tQse: brSssn Ss;s sES; E.;naaT JsPa1 s,. ss Virginia Boa
 Vinegar-Per gallon ia@22o.
 Coffee-Green. common 10 h Q 11c; primo 11h @l1he; choice ls@iShc: fancy ls@ '' 'casndles--stlck axe; fancy s0Ioc.
 crackers--xxx soda exc: xxx Ginger '"Y FYiour-Basis of barrels: High patsn, s4. 50: fancy patent $4.so: half patent %arits-Per bbI ss. 7s: per sack q. so. Meal-671Ac pearl FOG; peerless 72hc Lard--Leaf 1o1Ae; compound 7Ze: DAsis Hams-DOve lsc; others I4K@ @15e.
 Grain and Hay-Rran $1.10: shorts s1 IS: corn chops s7Mc; white corn 7sc: oats mix. ed 49c: white soc; white clipped 61c; timo- thy si. O5; Johnson grass roc; rust proof Cotton Seed MsaI--s2s. .Oo
 Wool-clean 1bc; hurry wool 12Ae: wash sa BssswaS S a a4M05Me.
 Grapes-4 ID. baskets 2o@23he. Ib. Fruit and Produce-Triamph potato.. $1 % bu.; onions $1.5 bu.; Western green head cabbage, bbl. crates $2@$2.25; apple cream ehees, daisies 14 @ 15c; fancy H P. peanuts Sc h.; lemons Ss box.
 Hides-Dry Hints Is he; dry salted 17kc; chickena-Hens sO0s6e; flyers s5 sGs: Droilers 16 92oc. Moiasses-Georgia Cane. barrel sse per gallon; eases. gallons S3. % per case; maple syrup. Log Cabin, gallons el4; K Ealions e 50; quarts s4 25 per dos.
 sugar-Grannlatsd bhc; F. r. c. 4&c.
 Country butter-1ka.
 ERgB-13c.
 Seed-Rye tI per bu: wheat s1.os barley Ib.: onion Bets. white skin s2i nAsrI ss: sl: crimson clover l2c; alfalfa lA07 70c pet blue grass Is @1Go
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to Lovcman se Co.,, 3e CRmmeree Street.

By Private Wire to Lovcman t& Co.,, 38
 Commerce Street.
 New Orleans. La. Aug. 2I.-The re- today. Early in the day an attempt was made to break the market and partly succeeded, December contracts selling as low as cents at this level, however, large interests here and in New York gave strong support and the market promptly recovered
 The weekly weather report failed to meet bcarish expectations and those who had sold short in hopes of a sharp to buy back at a higher level A few stop orders wAre reached on the uplift. December contracts selling as high as 916.
 scalpers on the long side taking profits subsequently caused easier prices, but the market steadied up again before the close. Spots were of- ficiaIly reported irregular and a six amounted to 60 bales of spots on the basis of 97-S for middling.
 Until the weak short interest, cre- ated by the recent heavy decline, shall have been eliminated from the mar ket, no further break in cotton values is likely to occur. Judging from the character of the days buying strong people favored the long side for a turn, believing evidently that there is too much undesirable company on the bear side. After decline of over cent a pound. the reaction that we have had so far is entirely inadequate to meet the requirements of the situation. There were signs today of a revival of activity in spot circles and the devel- opment of a good demand for the actual stuff would tend to relieve the pres sure to sell futures against spot hold ings. Futures are still considerably below the parity of spots. and to this fact may be attributed mostly if not all of the buying done today. both in our market and in New York, by 8 leading export house Liverpool has shown weakness of late, but 1t would not take great deal of buying to put the shorts there on the run, and, hence, we think 1t would be well now to keep an eye on the English market where the next important developments may spring up. Yours truly,
 LoYeman 6 Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York Aug. 21.-London tin market declined slightly: spot f1s2 los; futures f1s9. Locally qulet and shade lower; S41. 20 @s41. 50.
 Copper unchanged to shade lower; spot fs4 15s; futures fS4 12s Cd Locally firm and unchanged lake SIS Is; eectroiytIc SIS 50 casting SIS 25.
 Lead was quiet and unchanged locally at S5.75 London was unchanged at fl7 2s Cd.
 spelter unchanged; f27 in London and at S6 co pS6. 10 locally.
 Iron unchanged to shade lower in Eng lish market Standard foundry closing 53s Sd and Cleveland warrants b3s fiad Lo- cally prices were again advanced and the tone was firm No. 1 foundry northern Sle.75 O $2O. co; No. 2 do. S19 go d s2e co {. No 1 foundry southern $i9. 75 e S2O. 25: No. 2 do sls .259&ls.7s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
LARoRERs Ar LoCKHARr.
Most of the Foreign Laborers Working
 Splendidly.

FIOIdId NeWs.
 In conversation with News report CT few days ago Manager Harlan, of the Jackson Lumber Company at Lock- hart. stated that out of about 16O foreign laborers brought here from diff ferent places at the north they had something like 14O as good laborers as any concern need to want. Some oi them have trades at which they work for the company. These get extra good wages. They are different nattonal- ities, strong, healthy, hard working fellows as a rule, and they seem to be satisfied. He recently furnished some HunEarians with over S200 for ths nnr-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
Nrw voRK nRy COODs.

New York. Aug 21-The dry goods mar ket was firm today with an active trade going on in the jobbing houses. white goods sale was feature of the days busi- ness and a large volume of goods was moved Print cloths were firm and some lines for delivery within 30 days were very scarce. Cotton yarns were steady on the finer numbers but weak on the coarse numbers. A moderate business was doing. About 1.500 bales of 8 5O yard sheeting have been sold for Red Sea ports. and an active South American (East CoasO trade is in progress
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22

ed irregular. 1-1sc lower than yesterday. Total sales were 60 bales.
 Futures opened barely steady eight points up for August bids and two 70 Lout noints lower for the other positions. Reports of crop deterioration in Mississippi ana Texas early caused the market to steads down and prices closed unchanged for Au- gust and one to three points over yester- days close for the remainder of the list.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
r,vrnpoor. C0TToN FUTURES.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement,


 calveston--Quiet, 9hsc. net receipts 7,Ss6 gross receipts 7,sss; sales 5oe' stock sA'- S7e
 New Orleans-Irregufar. 9Bc: net re. ceipts 256: gross receipts 2s6; sales so; stoeh 19 74s: shipments to continent 5,6S2 Mobiie-Quiet 9hc: net receipts a4; gross receipts "A; sales 300; stock 4,So5; Savannah-Quiet, 3-16c; net receipts 1894; gross receipts 1,s9t sales s92; stock 2i 045: shipments to continent SYST; coast Charleston Steady, 9Hc; net receipts 2s gross receipts 23: stock 4.S0f: shipments coastwfse 201.
 Wilmington--N stock 2S2; ... Norfolk-Steady, 9Ac; net receipts @ @SSS gross receipts 63S; sales 2S stock o'zsti shipments coastwise 325.
 Baitimore-Nominai. i0cS gross receipts 2O4; stock 3.f67. New York-Quiet, 10. 10; gross receipts s,191; stock ss.73e; shipments to Great Britain 1884; to continent 279.
 Boston-Quiet 10.1e; net receipts zz; gross receipts 40: shipments to Great Brit PhlladeIphia- Steady. 1O,sb; gross re- ceipts 25; stock 1.945
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
NEW YORK cOFFEE MARKET.

New York. Aug. 21-Coffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices to a decline of five points and closed little up from the lowest and at a net decline of five to fifteen points Sales for the day were re- ported of 167. 500 bags. including:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah. Ca. Aug 2l.-Turpentine firm soc; sales 936; receipts l.s4o: shipments PA
 Rosin firm: sales 1922: receipts S,ss1 :; sh lpments 649: stock s7,5i4
 Quote: ARC s7OG3 90; D ga. 95: E S4. co e g. O5 s4.IOd$l. 20; C S4 20dS4. 27 F :: s4 30; I S4 45; K S4.70; &4 so; N S5 no: VIC s5.25; wv Ss.s5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Aug. 2I.-Cotton seed oil firm prime crude 22h Q 2se; do. yellow s4% CD 35hc.
 Petroleum steady.
 Rosin quiet; strained common to good. S4. O0dS4.O5
 Sugar raw firm; fair refining S% T 1-l6c: centrifugai 96-test 15-16c: mo- lasses sugar sh 63 1-16c; refined steady. Coffee, spot Rio and mild quiet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
H. & R. Reer,. paIIy Cotton Letter.

New Orleans, Aug. 2l.-Ihe marMket M has reached level whereby scalplng Operations have become popular again. The low level attained has had the effect of causing traders to become more cautious, for while prospects are all that could be desired, the probaoli- Ity of the crop receiving a setback IS not overlooked According to adViSes ons could possibly expect, but there are great many compiaiRnts of of it too takfns iStiIs frt,It as a result of the almost inces- sant rains in all sections of the 6 D ,lt; the rule during July and August of the present summer: are Tar dar mSGe ore weather, especially If accompanied by hot winds. the absence of which has nermltIcd the crop to make such good brogress Nevertheless there is an clement of danger in wet weather 6y lis promoting insect life, especially inc weevils and boil worms, which are SO prevalent under existing conditions in Texas. .,..
 Accepting conditions as they appear. the crop being about as good as IL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.

New Orleans Aug @ls-SuAaf ateaoy open kettle centrifugal s-16e. centrifugal yellow s% 94he; seeonds 2h e SAe.
 MoIasses syrup 25 @S0c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22

pose of sending to Hungary after theii wives. We are inclined to the belief that they will make @ success Of TOTS eign labor to take the place of thS shiftless and unreliable negro. MT, Harlan has been in the mill business in the South for the past sixteen years HOME COMING OF HON. W. J. BRYAN
 $50 T6.
 NEW YORK AND RETURN VIA
 SOUTHERN RAILWAY Tickets on sale August 2sth and 1stn, good returning leaving New York not later than September 9th, 1908. For further information call on or address,
 John Metealfe. T. P. A., Phone 201. Montgomery, Ala tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22

Memphis. Aug. 2i.-Cotton seed oili prime crude soc; prime summer yellow
 s4c: choice cooking fin less than car lots I2c; prime meal $27.o0i prime cake ssf'o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
TREASURY BALANCES.

Washington. Aug. 2l.-- o,, Sasd Ill 739, ,221 Goid oid certtficates ..,.. 37,694. .02C
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
MARKET FOR COTTON
SAnxEr ACTIVE AND ADDED TO * GAIN.
r5nemea steady at Advance on Good g Cables, covering on Local
 shorts and Strong Sup- & pOrt from Bulls.

Naw york. Aug. 2i.-The cotton mar aaef waE active again today and added f4frhtIy to the gain of yesterday, the dose being steady at a net aaNahcs ..a oa 1s> firnated at 100000 bales. The mar 7Ssf oDened steady at an advance oi
 h points in response to higher Iiv %rpoof cables. covering by local snoIes and support from Wall street pnils There was a good deal of cotton oner- IS&w through wire and commission Houses with Southern connections now aver. and the market eased or shor.. II after the opening, showing hee 4oss of about z to points on tne ss. act hnur. At this level Southern onerlngs gvNre a little less pressing ana the market developed steadier tone or, Continued Wall Street support ana covs ering of shorts. part Of wnicn sesntta .t a f8 he for the accour. of some or the stronger local interests. The weekly renorf of the weather Bureau was con Haaered excellent. but did not check tns 2 raactionary tendency Of the marker which carried prices to net advance 1f about to points. There was some irregularity toward the close ow fne 10 the realizing of buyers on the carly break but the market ieit oi within or 3 points of the top: south nfn spot markets were 1-Sc. higher to Il 4e. lower Some privAtes reported hetar spot demand for export but crop accounts continued bearish and the weather reports were considered very
 Receipts at the pcats today 1O,1os bales against oss last week and 1S,- 26S last year. For the week testi- f4ated) 40.000 bales against 31,193 last week and 53.002 last year.
 E Todays receipts at New Orleans 256 hales against 2,253 last year and al Houston s,sss bales against 9.605 last gear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS. St. Louis. Aug 21.-The St. Louis grain markets ranged as follows today: Sept, ss% bid; range 67x @es to es%. Dec 71% @71% bid; range 71@7tK to 1l%. May 76h 976k bid; range 75M to 1Sh %
 76k.
 Corn:- Sept AT asked; range 4sA to 41A: Dec 41k asked; range 4f% to 41% @4iH. May 42M asked; range 42% to 4s. Oats:- Sept 2sz @2s% bd; range 2s% to ss% o
 2sR. Dec 31h asked
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
Totai sales for day 1870. 800 shares
NEW YORK HOMIE.

o s do reunoIns counon 1S' .... ....1o4N r U. S. 3s, registered .... '''' '''t0S t09 ,s
 do. coupon .... s.-s's 'ss' 1oS aS do coupon ...s ..,..1 1oS k U S. New 4s. registered s''' ''iS 'ISo
 do. coupon zee. ss'' '''' 79M American Tobacco As ...a ass. s,'' " v
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22

wilmington. N C.. Aug. 2l.-SpiritE tur- pentine nothing doing; receipts 127 casks Rosin nothing doing. receipts 495.
 Tar firm, S2. co; receipts :.
 Crude turpentine firm: hard S2 80; dip s4 40; virgin S4 40; receipts s2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
MEMPHIS COTTON OIL

New orlear1, Aug. 2I-Cotton seed e prime 37cs crude 27c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
CINCINNATI PRODUCE.

CINCINNATI PRODUCE. Cincinnati. Aug. 21.-Flour quiet. Wheat firm 711k @72c. Corn dull 51hc Oats steady, 31h @32c. Rye steady Gle. Provisions steady. Whiskey quiet $1 29.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22

New Orleans, Aug. 21.-Cotton futures Exchange today. Quotations ranged as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
NErV YnRK CnTrnN FI1TIrREs.

New York. Aug 21.-Cotton futures on 1he New York Cotton Exchange today o1nsed steady. Quotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
Interior Movement.

Houston-Steady. 9%c; net receipts S,sSS; gross receipts ssss shipments e,521; sales
 Au9usta-Duii. 9%c: net receipts IA; gross receipts IA; shipments 4sl; sales 140; stock S,0SS. a gross receipts g. shipments ss; sales 50; stock 6,601 oe,
 St Iouis-Duli. f0c; gross receipts Sb1 shipments 5s3; sales 142; stock 16.S07
 Cincinnati--Net receipts 65: gross receipts 6b: shpments 59; stock 5,236.
 Total today-Net receipts lO.2o5; gross stock 62.399
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
Total Movement.

Total today at all ports, net 0,1os; ship ments to Great Britain 1,e77; to continent 12,69S: stock 1S4.s55. . ments to Great Britain 1.677; to France s,2S0; to continent 14.254
 Total since Sept | at all ports, net I.S15.- 923; shipments to Great Britain 2s4s, 2S9; to France 736. .042; to continent 2,7O5O05; ito Japan 119o16; to Mexico 2,764
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
KANsAs CTTY ITyE sTOCK.

Kansas City, Aug. 21-Cattle receipts IT, poo including 1,50o Southerns Steady. Cows strong.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-22
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.

Spot cotton in the Montgomery market today ranged as follows: Strict mfddilng .... ..... ..... 01zc 8iqdiang y..D7sc Tow grades nominal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-26
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO ROCK CONTRACTORS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF STATE HARBOR
H1mmisslonerS fsonan sa o,a Union Depot and gessy
Sealed proposals or bids win be received at
Thursday. January 4. 1901 for % FURNISHING. r ds- a
livering and placing rock for raising to grade
the sunken portions Of the seawall on the water
In accordance with the specifications prepared
therefor by the chief engineer OF the board
and adopted by the board December 20. 1905.
cnce is hereby made. 1t is estimated that $500
tons Of rock Of 1000 pounds per ton wiz be re-
subject to decomposition disintegration by rks
action Of the water or air.
No bid viii be received unless 1t Il made ON
blank form furnished from this Office and n
accompanied by a samue weighing about
twenty-five (25l poundsl. OF the rock to be de-
lfvered and certified check OF I've (5) per cent
payable to the order of the sseretaTy Of sss
board, as guarantee on the part OF the sue
DAYS after the acceptance OF the bid enter fntd
a written contract to do said work according to
the specifications prepared therefor and will also
sum the board may deem adequate with .
State Harbor Commissioners and conditioned
nor win said bid be considered By this board
unless delivered to the secretary to the assist
ant secretary at the ; office OF the sscretsry at
January A. 1907, at which time and place bids
will be opened
all bids If deemed for the best interest OF the
Bidders are invited to be present AZ "a
CHAs. H. SPEAR.
J. ID. MACKENZIE.
HENRY j. CROCKER.
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners
LOTT ID. NORTON. Chief Engineer
JOHN ". F0Y, Secre<4xJ.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-26


$50, ,ooo- Broadway and 10th: is worth $4,000 foot;
this choice holding. only block away
bituminized street, is only 5000 per
foot with q two.story frame building;
buys on my books; land block farther
from Broadway than this is held at a
higher figure per loot; secure is and let
bring that price in less than 30 days: this
is positively "a live one- l3O11)
s26, ,OO0-Magni6cent residence of Is rooms re-
ception hall, ETC.; completely furnished
on corner lot, 10Sx136 feet, in best resi-
Dental district, close to CENTER as COM
plete and well-built a home as you can
s6nd in Oakland; cannot be duplicated to-
day for the money t30sD
s27, ,50o-Corner on Franklin St. 100 feet front;
choice location for wholesale or ware
house business; absolutely the cheapest
corner on this progressive thoroughfare;
sure to steadily enhance in value Incl
dent to prospective developments on this
street. (117)
s26 o00-Big building on north side Of 18th St,
tust OF Jefferson; lot 50x103; rents now
for sl5o per month and and, s IS gilt giltedged sge
foot in 60 days. (27s6)
s27. .5oo-on San Pablo ave-; the gore, sa:4x1oo,
building, now under construction with old
improvements that will net better than
bank interest pending developments
here. 1887
s22 500-Four modern fats and very pretty g.
room cottage the corner of two i'm
Pcrtant thoToughfares o1o Re ID gr9Swng sec
lot 100x1o1. upon which there is room
for two more flats: present income $1s5
si5o per foot now viii sell readily for
5000 per foot inside of 80 days. ,(255)
GEO VI. AUSTIN 1918 BROADWAY.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-26
MARION GRIFFIN,
IIOs Broadway. Oakland.
Room 10, Union National Bank Bldg.

wanted-A small farm in exchange for pair
OF nice Oats, rooms above and rooms below;
orake'': price $4,000; could not now be built for
Ss000: the lot is a Christmas gift. (2110
Apartment-h house OF IS rooms and lot centrally
locsfed. on street car lines; price $3.50;
terms, $4,000 down and 8 per cent; rent $75
mont 5000 yearly. no 2112l
New. furnished broom cottage corner 1
block Of Telegraph and blocks of Key Route
sfs ffon from which you make daily round
trims to San Francisco for So month; price
1900 half cash. Gist
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-26

g. s5o-Are you looking for a nice. attractive
Homef rooms; all sunny; park district;
this viii please you; easy terms 1910
Hafrhf st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-26
OAKLAND REAL EsTATE-continued.

D. E. MINNEY.
REAL ESTATE
PHONE OAK, = s4ss g. .S s2s III ,1TH ST.. JUST
BARGAIN IN A BUSINESS CORNER.
A GRovE-sT. CORNER: RIGHT IN THE
sRS $4,000 NOD of6
PbSSBIEps As AS THERE @ % AkE Eats OF s
RREsGsT foTs TESASTs Ms ARE sI FIRST GLASS ANp
WoULD " gLTs LIKE Kd TO REMAIN dNon ANY AyAp ONE
SHORT ORDER De MAAs AZ $1,000 S zp9aNcS cSho oNLY
Has TO BUY THIS AND RELIsT 1T WITH
Us; rs; Isds EoR DAYS ONLY; WE CAN SELL THIS
A FRANKLIN-sT. BARGAIN.
IPRoSEMRNFs PR sgSaAR Fssha AaD TN fSoREasISe II
VALUE EVERY DAY. WITH FINE BROOM
NoR r. $50 aopsE FEE mos Ta4 SS Eay1R We h REx
A Two-DAY OPTION AT $ls.500 THIS is
THE BEST BUY ON THE STREET.
FINE RESIDENCE INVESTMENT.
LOT 5sxl5e:e, WITH A FINE MODERN
YEARS At se5 PER hoSSa MoNa NET IocIT
EP II ONE M OF THE BEST REsTnEScE pIs
FHaoE s Is lsb 3 woUI EShh5 SAxAD TAx HaHEE
MosT gF4sE e II eTk 2g
BUSINESS CENTERs OF OAKLAND. OWNER
is ONLY SELLING TO PROTECT OTHER IN
cITKp wills HGsf SoT 81 fEEf Be FOR R saIn ffS LONG
AT THIS PRICE.
HOW Is THIS FOR AN INVESTMENT,
BLOCKS S 0015R From ofNaa BRoapwsy y slh
sTsTTNG MsTH OF okF sTokEs aNS @ Rooms HPsrARs Hrs
UNDER LEASE At a MONTHLY RENTAL al OF
b99 fte9 SET s u SAhTE ExFhE w
BUILT; PRESENT TENANT WoULD BE GLAD
9 Wotnb En5TT8 as fhY Saa MoRh hEsT sGx rh H
LOT 5ox75, WITH IMPROVEMENTS COST
ING Ssooo On 11TH ST. 100 100 FEET FROM Rom
NET; AENlNT TT 10 sPENp $500 IMPRoTHNd f 1N
BUILDINGS on g YEARS LEASE, LEASE AND s Gan
e GET ss22 81 MORE sEk MeSgH "
LEASE. AND THERE ARE TWO LARGE
BRICK BgLDINSs =, GqIYG UP on Sop Each ssn
900 INSIDE OF A YEAR. THIS WE EXPECT
Io SELL Han hoSpRYT EdR THh ns IF u THE BEST
D. F. MINNEY.
422 11TH ST..
JUST EAST OF BROADWAY.
BUSINESS PROPERTY SPECIALITY.
vERNoN ME1GRTs, @ oAkLAND.
Oakland ave electric car line, running direct
to either S. F. or Key Route local trains.
160x116.
CASH PRICE $500.
Inquire A. E. GRAUPNER. 2960 Steiner St.
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-26

BEAUTIFUL LOT FOR HOME
VERNON HEIGHTS, OAKLAND
Corner Orange and Perry sts., block from
Oakland-ave. electric car line, running direct
to either S. F. or Key Route local trains.
I60x116
CASH PRICE $500.
Inquire A E. GRAUPNER. 2960 Steiner St.
Sap Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-26
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE.

HALFMOON BAY REAL ESTATE
MONTARA.
Large lots in the Montara townsite on line
Ocean Shore r. R., SITS. Improvements includ-
ed: nothing down. no taxes; no interest: Is
miles, or 80 minutes from s. f.; free excursion
Sunday and Thursday. Montara Realty Dew
Co., 1900 Golden Gate ave-. cor. Fillmore st.
TO LEASE
STORES TO LET AND LEASE
Large store. IS IT., new brick building, 'front.'
ing on Market ST. between Taylor and Jones,
running through with rear entrance on Golden
Gate ave. Apply at Golden Gate Cloak and
Suit House, Market ST., near Jones.
OFFICES TO RENT AND LEASE
"a nice large offices. new brick building. on
Market St, with entrance on Golden
Gate ave-. offices to lease singly or as
whole. Apply at Golden Gate Cloak and
Suit House, Market St, near Jones.
STORE. 1ox5o on Ellis st., just below Van Ness
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-26

LOT 5ox15o. RIGHT IN THE MIDST OF THE
IMPROVEMENTS AND INCREASING IN
VALUE EVERY DAY. WITH FINE BROOM
MODERN HOUSE THAT WOULD RENT
NOW AT $50 PER MONTH, AND WE HAVE
TWO-DAY OPTION AT $1S,500. THIS is
THE BEST BUY ON THE STREET.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-14
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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-07
RUSH WORK
To COMPLETE REMODELING OF
-.4s HOTEL BELVEDERE.
Expect to Have Work Done by Janu.
airy 10, When Travelling Men
Take the Road.

Architect A. L. Lassiter has com
pleted the plans for the remodeling of
the Belvedere hotel. The contractors
are now figuring on the different
items in the plans, to estimate the
cost and the time it will require to
finish the work.
BY December 10 most of the trav-
cling men will have quit the road
and they do not get started back good
until January 10. In this interim 1t
is expected to complete the work. 1t
will be all inside work and can be
rushed ahead. The principal problem
will be in moving the elevator from
the rear to the front of the building.
The proposed changes have been
outlined before In The Sun. With the
annex being built on the south side
of Broadway, the hotel will have a
capacity of as rooms The present
capacity is % rooms.