The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 30, 1902, Page 5

THE SA LIGHTSHIP READY FOR DUTY AFTER MONTH AWAY FROM BAR Gas Buoy to Be Replaced by San Francisco No. 70 and Mariners Will Breathe Easier. FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, Af‘B.m 30, 1902. 3 Among Thursday Extra Special Offerings ar: beautiful Spachiel Scarfs and Squares at a more than half, and 700 Gibson Cushion Tops at 18c. § litls 1A Muslin Sale forWednesday Some Beautiful Waist Patterns $1.12. Half a dozen dif- rance on the German ship H. F. Gla lower low waters. Neweastle, Aus, and San Franelsco. m., April 16, '21, 26, May 1 - % e % Two lots of Bleached Muslin—Oa special sale | CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST- o, oy s for waists, made -~ % to-day only at far less than present mill cost. \ > | T Lot 1—Extra quality Twilled yard wide Muslin, AMERICA'S GRANDEST STORE. of best quality fouisight wear, BeaNey, o665 £ dae Lester and Kent’s beautiful Electric Exhibition—z4 Hours in the Alps— St Ruwas £ v m-day,yard.......,se z 1 geckt Butiseet n sl ot et s /el Be B p somely em- % Lot 2—Fair quality . Bleached Musling which has create great m{Jest in all of the large cities of the East, is now b (aboue E. 36 inches w.de; 10 dressing; yard.. . SC being shown in our Attraction Hall, second floor, free of charge. Hourly | ;o5 in an), % from 10 a. m. until closing time daily. worth from Last Days of . $1.75 o $a.50 t Clothi Sal Another Great Ribbon Sale To-Day. =i s c (1] ’ny & e’ About gooo yards of stylish all-silk Neck and Miltinery Ribbons, the balances e L Men’s Suits $7.40. of a jobbe:’s staock of these particular kinds, on sale Wednesday at a reduction [ et of mere than onc-third from regular prices. - Here are the particulars: s'.'z ) ment still left of | 1500 yards of 434-inch Brilliant Luster Soft Weave Louisine R bbon—al silk; a complete = ' these 1902’ arrivals range of the favorite summer colorings, worth 3¢ per yard, sale price. . . . . . . . 24¢ in Men's Fine Suits | 1800 yards of Novelty Weave Silk Ribbons, 415 inches wide, solid colos, in every d:sirable Sale of Excelsior —serges, cheviots, | sammer shade, worth 35c peryard, saleprice . . . . .. .. .. ... ... .18€ Fountain Syringes. cassimeres and vicu. | 2000 yards of superb quality Satin and Taffeta Ribbons, 33{ inches wide, all colors, the n'.;m T Bet: quiliorpass Wiee: Ml Syelgion . nas, in nobby stripes, 30c quality, sile price, peryard. . . . .. .oe .o o o T .. o s - - B8O | complete outfit includin hard rubber 3 overpiity Y Shiroey | A well-known brand of AL-SHIk Trfita Ribbons, the best quality as some of the colos ar2 01 | Socr soaramecd ooy oaantont to and plain mixtures, cut, we offer the entire stock of No. 40 and No. 60, which are sold regularly at 20c and 25¢ special for Wednesdays . broad shouldsred Peryard, fore . .. . o.L ol eeee e e e e 2-quart 75csize for. . v.u . . . . 50O coats with shape re- | No. 80 of these AILSilk Taffeta Ribbons, which scll regularly ‘at 28c per yard, marked 0| 3 quare $5c size for. . ... . . . . 680 taining fronts. AR S I R e R e LR T Many small lots of regular f10.00, | $2.00 Curt=ins $1.47. $1.00 Wrappers Special Sale of H $raso, fsasund A Rare Bargain. 69c. Satchel Baskets. . $16.50 Sult; 00w | (6 inch Nottingham Curtains, 334 yards long, ; This offering % el cither single or double bordered panel curtain, Netw light colored i i s 7 40 ~white or eccru; a handsome, strong curtain Percale Wrappers, Sashe Moy T = suitable for hotels and lodging-houses, as well like picture; ~lined prafemnfi e (e S Boys' Sailor and | as private homes; worth $2.00 a pair, on e p,rowfli m-:lel e deiait s Vestee ‘uits — For | special sale Wednesday only . and trimmed, R s T S wei’s 0 8 Wokens ot wa i pnen e o S T xRl wiighe S T hey occices. ’;;‘c:fn"“" % e pore m siecs 34 ana | Light Satchel Baskets, to-day only at thete .o lines now 7 paenE Writing Paper 9c. T st B Lo S R ot 500 boxes good quility Writing Paper, white ‘rappers in all sizes; g r # . Boys® Waists and | ° or cream, rused or plain, in the sizes known both were $1.25, to- | 12-inch 30c size 22 13-inch 65 size 5 Elouses—For ages 4. to 9; yelm °":{,§ as St. James and octavo, good satin wove cr day only. . . 68€ G Sal fast color percales; many broken lots wo linen finished paper, 24 sheets with 25 square 2 rocery Sales 8 T 2l sale to-daf 'Wedn Girls' Walking - § so0 ey o et R o o umeeliahy wlfa 5o SKirt: — We have | Bacon—The fancy breakfast kind, on special . them now in all-| sale Wednesdays b . . .. .15%¢e Last Days of Men’s wool Walking Skirts ; ! F Peari Button ; , | New Small Beans—Wednesday; 8 ibs . 250 o8 il Furnishing Goods i the pevger i ahaat I L lengths for girls 8, | EXtra Sugar Con— % Special Wadnesday. Sale. ik {° €8 %, | = rhe balancs of th 1500 cards of pure whit: Pearl Buttons, perfect | 1onp the many items these are of special in- i ;’ 45,| 19000 tin lot of in make in five szes: 16, 18, 20, 22 and [ “OE TN TEES LS 25| choice sugsr com; 24 i epcial sale Wednesday only; b e e - a S gpians bt Jineion epeck Y ol | Mens $1.00 Underwea — Good weight gray .. ..85.45. e . | | cardofzdozea. .... ......8@ | Merino, nicely made and finished, to-day and e B able offering ever | 3 balance of the weck, garment. . . . 69€ $1.75 Trimmed Hats, n;f in t:uz::y; | Jesse Moore AA Men’s ‘hirfs—Unlaundered, made of excellent Special =t $1.19. ' N | mustin, with 2100 linen botom, reinforced | Like picture; slees s ! Whisky,Te=Bay 7OC | ... .i'on. i all the s improve- | splendid Imoerted Sardines— 2 The, genvine Jesse Moors AA Whitky—On | ments, worth 75¢, sale price . . - - S3@ | siraw, 25 Primel brand; Y s special sale for Wednesday only; bottle @@ | Men's 50¢ Grade «f New Neckwear—Impe- | sorted colors, packed in good oil; fi~ ! g Port or Sherry—Extra five-yewr-oid wine; | rials, Narrow Four in-Hands and Tecks;| full fancy Wednesday, per dozen, @503 3 tns 250 » | Wednesday, gallon . ... . . 55¢ good silks, up-to-datz pattzrns and a Jarge | drape and Washing Soda—Wednesday, 20 bs . . 25 } i fi Gocd Brancy— Wednesday, quart. . . GB@ | varicty, sale price . . . ... . . . 260 | = good qull, Oysters—Sclects, Wednesday, 3 tins . . 250 1 QL \\v,}/ & Sonoma Szuterne—A clear white wine; gal'on | Men’s Hoeie‘ry—Solid color Macp yarn, black to-day only, Fancy Rice—A clean grain Japanese Rice; § e VAR i s o WSS Y e 1 T e sl . U i O SR e e Wednesday, 5 bs. . . . » . . . = J 5 Our Extra Claret—The Black Letter Brand; | Men’s Stout Working Shirts—Good materal, to-morrow Choice ¥Yeas — Uncolored Japan; ; o % qutssgbotes. . ... ... . $1.00 catful. . . L ... .....470' ...81.19 | Eoglish Breakfast or Oolong; per b . 400 % s Ed ARAARR RERRAL RAWRLRURALR LLBRUIL LR UL R BARRNUE RUAUR WRERRARAR B A TN R Wt Re N RUR Tt taree Yauns sakee APRIL 1, WHEN THE WARNING VESSEL WAS BROUGHT INTO PORT AND SUBJECTED TO A GENERAL OVERHAULI hand column and the successive tides of the | NANTES—Sailed April 12—Fr bark Lafay- OCEAN TRAVEL. . | | day in the order of occurrence as to time; tha | ette, for San Franecisco. A AP - il ‘:urth time ffl!umn‘ gwcn!relh'ful‘a:k:re‘mfldfi'fl l:: Y:;;;‘BIILOIKJYY;ER;I‘:\;"!L\D‘HGI April 29--Br stmr B U. S. MAIL ROUTE day, except when there are | o tides, % P it 2 i - % AN FRANCISCO No. 70, as e e O e san i | Movements of Steamers. sometimen occurs. The heights siven ar fn |~ Salled April 29~ Stmr AIKI, for Ska Pacific Coast Steamshlp Co. 1 p is o ¥ named, wil out o r s Pact he “hands” will At i S o s ey S e s O Bt Doy 2 . to-day be taken to her station at oo Sar Shell apemel oo TO ARRIVE. O e neisi, and Chon the pumber | - Arviead-Mars AL Shis Creet bk troms WEEE o P e Bariatior anialbusnt bt s | Lz g = Sar | ziven is subtracted froi the depth given by | Port Townsend. 5 7 For Ketchikan, Juneau, month. No. 70 has been under- Reinsurance Rates. | | _Due. | the charts. The plane of reference is the mean | Sailed April 11—Ship John A Briggs, for Skagway, etc., Alaska—11 a. | ! > | al overhauling, repairs that | raft require at certain in- | The overhauling has been thor- with ber giistening coat of 182 days from this port for Quee: town, was yesterday advanced to 70 per Otherwise the market on_oyerdue ships w The rate on the Yosemite droppe he ip looksy Weak. th ghtship 1 Shio | 15 per cent and the Tweedsvalo was 1 a bar boat can. Bhe | soun from 15 to 10 » Curacao Brings Treasure. The setamship Curacao, which arrived late Mlonday evening from Mexico, went to the Selby melting Works yesterday to discharge a con- | signment of goid ore valued at $1, . This treasure came from the mines at . The Curacao brought forty-two passens Wreckage From North. Apr Sho | tion along the ing folk generally | e the care the light rs are devoting to the Gov rty in their charge. s been in port, however. ps have been arriving as | these ships left England, | 2 or whatever Jand from a; 1 skippers were hich told them | y.cierday delivered to the Merchants' Exchange B Prirtess ‘(’;’m s | two pleces of wreckage found on the beach of | Goose 1s1and by Indiane. the cabin partition of a = a plece of cedar railing, v ently part of a sealing s Few Arrivals of Vessels. There were fewer arrivals of vessels yester- day than have been ed in many years. Tp to sundown only three vessels had entered the Golden Gate and they were all coasting craft. The steamers National City and Che- halis and the collier Progreso made up the | record for the day Py e e Al e One is a panel from clear during No. 79's ave reached port means of, other landmarks and in spite of the gas buey with | house authorities replaced | An effort is being made to propriation to build a substi- | which can be used on the the to relieve 1 hauling time. breathe easier when No. her station on the bar, a world_hopes with all its na ncle Sam will have in | tute lightship before | regular Shipping folk Change in'Sailing Hour. The Oceanic Steamship Company's Sonoma ng period. | will eafl for Honolulu and Australia to-moc:- | STE | row, but will leave the Oceantc dock at 7 p. m. Off for the Canneries. | instead of 10 a. m., as advertised. The late | arrival in New York of the British-Australian y hands and supplies. | D1ails has necessitated this departure {rom the e Lyl P ik P cheieny = NEWS OF THE OCEAN. the harbor pall Matters of Interest to Mariners ani but most | Shipping Merchants. o exchange all or | The bark Nuuanu loads sugar at Honolul for strong Arink, | for Delaware Breakwater for orders at $6 75 ds that came | if to Philadelphia 50 cents extra; chartered was disastrous, | prior to arrival arewell perform- t-street wharf. | 2 WORK WHAEYOUSIE 220.. CASCARETS incresse the Sow of milk in nursingmoth- A tablet oxten makes BOOR FOR MOTHERS the oniy the babe-in-arms. h seating 'iquids or eannon-ball pills. safe laxative for are purely vegetablo end contaln no mer- curial or other min- eral poison. 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Try a ten-cent =7 box today, if not pleased get your money back! @ E c ' The Larger boxes, 25c or 50c, Sample and booklet m mailed free. Address s STERLING REMEDY CO., CHICAGO; MONTREAL, GAN.; NEW YORK, Captain Andrew Hall of the steamship Queen | » the other | and appar- | 7 Point Arena. . Santa Rosa. :| Puget Sound Rert Humboldt | Tacoma .. -| Mendocino City . an Pedro & W a ille River i Ma .| New York via Panama. May Honolulu ......... [May --|Puget Sound Ports . | Newport & Way Ports. -|Manila via Mofi . - |Honolulu . {Ma |Ma Hyad, rt Brage. ¢ Chehalis, Thomdson, 40 hours from edro. Stmr Progreso, Sears, 99 hours from Seattle. Schr. 1da_Schnauer, 'Brasting, 10 days from 2ort Gamble. Tuesday, April 29. Stmr Alitak, Rasmussen, Alltak. tmr Girsy, Leland, Santa Cruz. stmr Redwood City, Moe, Bowens Landing. May 1 . via Panama.! 2 pm|Pler G. Lindaver|Grays Harbor .....| 3 pm|Pier . | Panama & Way Pts12 "m|PMEs Humboldt 10 am Pier River Pori 5 pm|Pler n Diego & Way..| § am|Pier attle & Tacoma..[10 am|Pier vdney & Way Pte| 7 pm|Pier China & Japan....| 1 pm/PMS Newport..." | Panama & Wi | mr Eureka, Jessen, Eureka. Guatemala...|Valparaiso & Way Ports(May ¢ mr Newsboy, Johannsen, Fort Brags. | Poru. J|China & Japan . May 10 Br ship Samaritan, Dexter, Queenstown. | Lakme. -|Portland & Astoria IMay 1« Br ship Mylomene, Jones, Queenstown. of e - = Bark Annie Johnson, Willlam, Hilo. TO SAIL. Schr Newark, Nielsen, Stewarts Point. , = e Schr 1da A, Campbell, Bodega. | Steamer. | Destination. |Salls.| Pier. TELEGRAPHIC. ———— A | "'| POINT LOBOS, April 20, 10 p m—Weather % | Aprn1 0. | i ‘loudy; wind SW. velocity 16 miles per hour. Chebalie... | Grays Harbor ..... | 5 pm|Pier - DOMESTIC PORTS. | Arcata.....|Coos Bay & PtOrfd|12 "m|Pier 1 NEAH BAY—Passed in Aoril 20—Stmr srace Dollar, hence' April 25, for Seattle. —Br_ stmr Wyefield, for Passed out April san_Francisco. CLEARED. i Tuesday, April 29. | Bark Mohican, Kelly, Honolulu; Welch | % Co. SAILED. GRAND JURY DISMISSES CASE AGAINST HANSTED Alleged Assailant of Thomas Gar- rett Appears Before That Body and Tells His Story. The.Grand Jury yesterday completed its investigations into the assault upon Thom- as Garrett, and by a decisive vote dis- missed the case against Fred Hansted, alias “Young Dutchy.” Among the wit- nesses examined was Hansted, the alleged perpetrator of the assault. The latter was sworn by Assistant District Attor- ney Ash and instructed as to his rights. Hansted simply told the members of the Grand Jury that he had saved Kditor Garrett from being kicked to death, and was arrested and abused for his trouble. He said he would be unable to answer any questions put to him by the Grand Jury, as he was advised by his attorney, ‘Archie Campbell, not to do so. He fur- ther stated he was answering a charge of felony in the Police Court. e i OCEAN STEAMERS. Change_to company’s steam- | Time Ball. | NEW YORK-—Arrived April 20—Stmr Fries- ers at Seattle. i ) _ hic Office. U. 8. N., Mec- | 180d. from Antwerp: stmr Californian, from For Victorla, Vancouver. Granch Hydrographlc Office. o iscs.’ cal. | Marseilles, Genoa ‘atid Naples: stmr. Moltke, Port Townsend, Seatulc, Ta- Sl g r S Fradge Sl s e S R s . 1902, Sailed April 2 tmr Ne: or San Fran- | eom—11 a. m., Al . 26, by The Time Ball on the tower of the Ferty | cisco; stmr Nomadic, for Liverpool; stmr Pre- [ 33 Seattle to his companys steamers To0 biillding was dropped exactly at noo 2% | toria, for Hamburg. ia Plymouth. Alaska apd @. N BY.: at Seattle ot .., at noon of the 120th meridian, or a MOVILLE—Arrived April. 20-Stmr 'An- | {o'X. P, Ry.; at Vancouser to & B e 2. m., Greenwich time. 1 STANDLEY chorla, from New York. for Lvln!xow.r i For !umnfld;‘;m;;.‘ytz e & y 2 EN—. v A il Frieder- v =& B 2 Liateasabitehe Mo i eharse. BREMEN—Arrived April 29—Stmr April 12, 17, 22, 2T, Mav %, ‘:‘fi:,"_s";f b T T rrived April 29—Stmr Sax- Diego end Santa Barba Shipping Intelligence. i % e hursdays, 9 . m. ARRIVED. H rrived Avril 20—Stmr | tate of California, Thursdaye, B & T o o, Tuesday, April 20, | \Vesternland. from Philadeiphia, for Liverpool, | For Los Atgeies (ria San_Pedro 20t fon: mr National City, Johnson, 16 hours from | AP Proceedzd e Gan Simeon, Cayucos. San Luls Oblspo and (via Port Harford), Ventura, Hueneme *Santa Cruz only). 'Né:o:egl;. 0 a, m.. April 12, 20, 28, May I.l Santa Crus, 9 a. m. (freight only), April 18, San Jose det Santa Rosa- 2 or Ensenada, Mazdalena Bu . [azal Altata, a l(i:.EoGu:(ym-l (Mex.)— h each month. For further information obt folder. Right s reserved to change steamers or sall- ing SR FT NTETCE—4 New Montgomery Pacific Coast Steamship Ce. ——FOR— NOME BIRECT. LEAVE SEATTLE. SENATOR VALENCIA And fortnichtly thereafter during the season. EUREKA—Arrived April 20—Stmr Pasade- | Billy Lyons, owner of a saloon on Post | “.i0chips ¢ TA and QUEEN, s = o ) B ips CITY OF PUEBLA anc 2 2 Ppastron ERi ERE s P for san | STEeL, in front of which the assault {00k | jeaving San Francisco Mey 26 and May 31 re- 1i] \Salled Aoril 23—Stmr FPomons, for San | pjace,”was subpenaed but was not called, spectively, comect with above steamers. e 7 % SORT— v 1 29— West- | s he was in bed at the time of the inci- [ new and.elegant steamships Sei WESTPORT ntived Aoril 20—Stmr Weat- | 18nt, Chief of Police Wittman and Sec- | lencin made Tegular trips to Nome last vear. port, hence April 28. SAN PEDRO—Arrived April 20— 1 tmr Alca- retary Cadwallader of the Police Commis- landing all passengers and freight without loss, mishap or d ‘or passenger rates and Nome Queen. ound Ports|i1 am(Pier & | .raz, from Greenwood. slon were examined. The Chief was asked Shply Ticket Otfice 4 New Montgom- h 2. | Salled Aoril 29—Schr Advent, for Willapa | about crime in this city. He denied that | ooy wereet. (Palace. Hotel). Atliance. .. Portiand = 5 pm(Pier 1| stmrs Iaqua and Alcazar, for San Francisco. | it was rampant, and by statistics showed | ““GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.. Gen. Agents} e N Pts| 9 am(Pier 13 | _SAN DIEGO—Arrived Adril 20—H B M stm | what the officers of the law were doing 10 Market st.. San Francisco. j Fomons-: . PHambalat -11:30 p[Pier { | Grafton. from cruise. = to suppress lawlessness. LS May 3. | SEATTLE—Arrived April 20—Stmr Edith, | “A"vote was taken and the case against | Tarpico... | Honolulu"v. Seattle| 5 pm Pier — | 2ence April 25; stmr City of Puebla, hence | v o was dismissed. N co Arctic Humboldt 110 am|Pier ¢ | April 26 i d . - - , Pt. Arena..| Point Arena | 2 pmiPier | _Salled April 20—Stmr Umatilla, for Saa SRR S ARPd o T oy INE TO ixb‘nh‘p rk | Humboldt | 0 am|Pler : | “rancisco; Ger Atie Ax;'fl;n, for Port Gamble; Mrs. Laing Convicted ONLY STEAMSHIP LIN Columbia Astoria & Portl I} 23 | U S stmr Bear, for Alaska. = 4 | Rainier. ... | Seattle & Fairneeal 5 AmIPter 21 | 0 S OMA—Arrived and salled April 20— | -Mrs. Hattie Laing, proprietress of the PORTLAND, Or., E g aven| 5 pm|Pier 2 . | Bessie K. | Golofnin Bay-Teller|......|Pier 1t ity sof Bf“'é"'\u:f-r--'»“‘s"r'fffi Balelutha, | 110te] Bohemia on Post street, near Grant | And Short Rail Line From Portland to All ok - h"m" 4. | I mn&“}t\rufn g alelutha, | 5venue, was convicted by Judge Mogan | Points East, Through Tickets to All 8 Rosa..:.|San. Dieso & Way)| 5 ayeis 18 | Dl LOW-_Sailed Aprll 25—Schr | Yesterday of the charge of battery and | Foints, all Rail or Steamship and Rail, at Phosnix....| Mendocino City .| 3 wmiPer 11 | uthel Zane, for San Francisco. will be sentenced this morning. She was LOWEST RATES. Avetralia,.| Tahiti direct ... 1 LmiEter I | “FORT BRAGG—Arrived April 20—Stmr Ful- | accused of striking Eola Brusco, a YOUNE | gyeamer Tickets Include Berth and Meals. May 5,0 *™IPler 7| ton, hence April 28 " girl, who lived in her house. e e et My 13 T Tane 3 Westport.. | Bear Harbor | 5 pmipier 1|, Satled Apl 20—Stme Coqullle River, for — — S C .. | Gray: | fan ancisco. P oronado. . | Gray u):{:)rho(; 4 ‘ 5 Dml‘Plcr E PORT GAMBLE—Salled Avril 29—Bark ADVERTISEMENTS. Steamer sails from foot of Spear st., 11 1:' :: San Pedro & Way..| 9 am|pler 1y | Ti92! Wave, for San, Crapoisce: R 0 T A A R S D. W HITCHCOCK, Gen. Agt.. 1 Mong'y, S. F. Puget, Sound Ports. 11 amPler 9 | NEW YORK_Sailed Avril 20—gtmr Nevad- ! Seattle & Tacoma..|10 smiPler 2| Alj,,°" Sen Freucisco; stme Finance, for ] iay S | ST 3| HONGKONGTAmives, Al 28-Br stmr| o b markable Remedy Taat | AN Cia Sud Americana de Vapores G. E e ¢ ng Wo, from Tacoma. ; emet 4 I Smflfi: :Qflnrlu & Portland.|1] am Pier 2 Sailed April 20—Jap stmr America Maru, RESEER DI y ! Valparaiso, stopping at Mexican, Central |Fouma s Wy i3 mIPMSS | tor San Tranclsco. \ Guickiy Restores Lost Vigor and South American parts. Saling from How- ¢ | % s YOKOHAMA—Arrived Avril 2S_Br stmr . Nepootarn. | China & Japan....| 1 pm/PMSS | Hyson, from Liverxool. “April “26—Br stmr to Hen. ALA. May 10(COLOMBIA ek IV iapa Sttasbor 2|4 pralBler 5 | Athenian, from Vancouver, April 23—Br stmr — AL May 31/TUCAPEL o Zmpress of Japan, couver, ese steamers are buflt expres = Baled April 26-Br stmr Tartar, tor van- | & Free Trial Package Sent by Mall | P08, " SoRi ™ aAtnerican passens FROM SEATTLE. couver. All Who Write. (No change at Acapulco or P: 5 10 ; 3 AUCKLAND—Arrived Anril 20—Stmr Sierra, | cnd passenger office. 316 Steamer, | For, | Safls, | bence Axril 10. Free trial packages of a most remarka- | BALFOUR. GUTHRIE & CO.. Gen. Agents. e vz oo - 3 SHPANtG%{AI‘SaéIEd Avril 28—Bktn Aurora, | hle remedy are being mailed to all who - e City. | Bkagway & Way BorixiiApr, 39| foF Eort Townsenc, will write to the State Medical Institute. |Skasway & Way Ports.iMay 4 | PORT TABOR €alled Aoril 26—Tr bark | They cured so many men who had bat- STEAMSHIP Skagway & Way Ports.(May 5 | Marichal 00 T ived April ' 25—Stmr San | tled_for years against tic mental and « s LINE Skagway & Wey Por(Ma¥ 8 | Mateo, hence April 24. physieal sufterings of lost manhood that s e | 7 Yay, Sailed Avril 28—Br stmr Wyefleld, for San | the institute has decided to distribute free : Cooks Inlet & Way Pts.|M 5 g o o et Mo bl TO NEW YORK. VIA FANAMA DIRECT. Cooks Inlet & Way Pts. TENERIFFE—Sailed April Sun, Moon and Tide. Tnited Times and Heights Waters at_Fort Point, Francisco Bay thority of the Superintendent. the city front States Coast and Geodetic Survey— of High and Low entrance to Published by o(ficial ‘ag NOTE—The high and low waters occur at (Mission-street wharf) about twenty-five minutes luter than at Fort Point; the height of tide is the same at both places. 16—Ger stmr Numantia, for San Francisco. ANTWERP—In vort April 10—Fr hark Bourbaki, for San Francisco; Br ship Brenda. for San Francisco; Br ship Indore, for San Francisco; Br ship Pass of Killiecrankle, for San Francisco: Br ship Bidston Hill, for Ore- gon: Danish ship Copley, for Oregon. IQUIQUE—In port March 8—Br ship Craig- ‘mere, for San Francisco. - CALLAO—Sailed Aoril 20—Ger stmr Hathor, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30. Sun rises Bun sets home treatment and all men who suf- fer from any form of sexual weakness resulting from youthful folly, premature loss of strength and memory, weak back, varicocele or emaciation of parts can now cure themselves at home. The remedy has a peculiarly grateful effect of warmth and seems to act di- rect to the desired lucation, giving strength and development just where it Cabin, §$105; Steerage, §40; Meals Free. S. S. Argyll......sails Thursday, May 1 S. S. Leelanaw..Sails Saturday, May 10 From Harrison-st. Wharf, Pler 16, at 2 p. m. Frelght and Passenger Office, 330 Market st. F. F. CONNOR, Pacific Coast Agent. AMERICAN LINE. NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON. for San Franclsco, o is needed. It cures all the ills and trou- | Philadel..May 7, 10 am St. Louls. May 21,10 am yJAMBURG—Safled Aprll 27—Ger stmr | pleg that come from years of misuse of | St Paul.May 14: 10 am Philadel.May 2510 am Sailed Anrll 26—Br ship Miltonburn, for | the natural functions and has been an RED STAR LINE. Santa_ Rosalla, NEWCASTLE, Avs—Salled Aoril 20—Br ship Houhgomont, for San Francisco. YOKOHAMA—€ailed Avril 26—Br stmr Tar- B3ornaa® 2 hmOR2an o MeEEEE - 52 =5 tar, for Vancouver. Arrived April “6—Br stmr Athenfan, from Vancouver. April 28—Br stmr Empress of Japan. from Vaneouver. DEAL—Passed April 26—Br ship Manydown, from Newcastle, England, for San Francisco. BRISBANE—Arrived 'April 27—Br stmr Acrangi, from Vancouver. LEGHORN—Arrived April 14—Br stmr Pala- 3 | tinia. from Astoria. 5 | QUEENSTOWN—Sailed April 27—Br ship 7| Lady Wentworth, for Hull. S| " Arrived Aoril 28—Br ship Bracadale, hence Jan 1. PANAMA—Arrived April 10—Stmr Newport, hence March 18 absolute success in all cases. A request to the State Medical Institute, 328 Eiek- tron building, Fort Wayne, Ind.. stat- ing that you desire one of their free trial Fackales‘ will be complied with prompt- y. The institute Is desirous of reaching that great class of men who are un- able to leave home to be treated, and the free samples will enable them to see how easy it is to be cured of sexual weakness when the proper remedies are employed. The institute makes no restrie- tions. Any man who writes will be sent a free sample, carefully sealed in a riain package, =0 that its reciplent need have no fear of embarrassment or publicity. Readers are requested to write without delay. 1 | NEW YORK, ANTWERP, PARIS. Friesland.. May 7, nwnlv.derlnd.llly 21, noon Southwk..May 14. noon/Kensingn.May 28. noon INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO., CHAS. D. TAYLOR.G. 30 Montgom'y st. | —_— BAY AND RIVER STEAMERS3 FOR U. S. NAVY YARD AND VALLEJ), Steamers 'GEN. FRISBIE or MONTICELLY SAILINGS. NORTHERN COMMERCIAL €0. Will dispatch its first-class steamers, carrying United States mails, for NOME and ST. MICHAEL DIRECT As Follows: From San Francisco 8. 8 TUESDAY. May 20 s s 5 June 3 s s “eJuly 1 From Seattle. 8 s .June 3 8. 8. . .June 7 Connecting at Nome with steamer Saidie, carrying United States mail, for Teller and Candle Creek. and steamer Dora for Bluff City, Colovin and St. Michael, and connecting at St. Michael with the company’s river steamers for Dawson, Koyukuk and all Yukon River points. For freight and passage apply to NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO., 645 Market st., San Francisco, Or EMPIRE TRANSPORTATION CO., Puget Sound Agent, Seattle, Wash. TOYO KISEN KAISHA. QTEAMERS WILL A calling at Kobe (Hiogo), Nagasaki and Shanghai and con- necting at Hongkong with- steamers for India, ete. No cargo received on board on day of eailng. §S. NIPPON MARU. §S. AMERICA MARU....... Foasading cove .. Wednesday, June 4th, 1903 SS. HONGKONG MARU.. .. e o - . .Saturda: June 28th, 1903 Round-trip tickets at reduced rates. Yor freight and pazsage apply at company’'s 421 Market street. corner First. W. H. AVERY. General Agent, VECUE.5.00. Hio i s Drosr DIRECH LINE 10 TAHITL SS, SONOMA, for Honolulu, Samea. Auck- Friday, May 9th, 1903 HAWAL, SANOY, dEW land and Sydney..Thurs.. May 1, 7 p. m ss. for Tahiti. .. 3 ..Sunday. May 4, 10 a. ms $s. ALAMEDA, for Horolulu... :.......Saturday, May 10, 2 p. m, 1. . SPRECKELS & BROS. 0., Gederai Agts., 29 Market | Gew'] Fass. Office, 643 Market St., Pier No. 7. Pacile St COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUS. DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS. E£alling every Thursday, instead of Saturday, at 10 a, m., from pler 42, North River, foot of Mc>ton street. First class to Havre, $70 and upward. Second class to Havre, $45 and upward. GENERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES and CAN- 32 Broadway (Hudson bullding), New J. F. FUGAZI & CO. fic” Coast 5 mery avenus in Francisco. all Railroad’ Ticket Agents. A PERMANENT CURE of the most obstinate cases of Gonorrheea and Gleet, gnaranteed in from 3 %o @ days ; nc other treatment required. Soldgyy all draggists. Meatien this paver. Madlser Sqware. NEW WESTERN HOTEL, EARNY AND WASHINGTON STS.—RE- modeled and renovated. KING, WARD & CO. Buropean plan. $5 to §3 week: $S to §20 month. Free batha: hot and cold water every room: fire grates in every room: elevator runs all night. 320 MARKET ST, SF Wases Weak Men and Women sHOlJLD USE. DAMIANA BITTERS, THE Great Mexican Remedy: gives health and strength to sexual organs. Depot, 323 Market,