The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 17, 1903, Page 10

10 THE SAN FBANCISCO-CALL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1903. Anmnszmn RAILWAY TRAVEL. ~~|CARRIES FOOD TO NATIVES OF THE STRICKEN ISLANDS ITTLE ?Steamship Mariposa Sails for Tahiti. With Flour and Rice for Tidal Wave Sufierers. $O for a ouble Sleeping erth To Chicago or St. Louis SICK HEADAGHE Positively cured by these B thtle Pills, [ 5 P'..rcly \cgéame. &mall Plil, Small Dose. Small Price | Burlingto ; Huute BARGAINS AT The difference in the cost of a first-class and a~ second-class ticket from California to the east is usually from $10 to $12. The holder of a first-class ticket may take a berth in a standard sleeping carat a cost of $14 from San Francisco or Los Angeles to Chi- cago or $13 to St. Louis, while the holder of a second- class ticket can get a similar berth, comfortably hold- ing two people, in a tourist sleeping car for only $6. The difference might as well remain in your pocket, for you sacrifice nothing in comfort or convenience. The bed linen and blankets in the tourist car are just as good, you have every convenience, the porters just as attentive and oblmng, if not more so, and if you g0 our way you have the added convenience of being in the care of a special tourist conductor, who does so much to make the trip interesting and entertaining. Cut out the coupon below and send it to Mr. Sanborn. He will tell yot all about our personally eonducted tourist parties, send you a desc: nptl\e folder, and answer careflly any question about “going east” that you may wish to ask. COUPON. CUT THIS OUT. W. D. SANBORN, General Agent Burlington Route, 631 Market Street, San_Francisco. Phone, Main 1188. Pleass send me complete information about your personally conducted tourist car parties to eastern cities. Tell me also about the route these parties take. Name Address $20.90 Well Worth $25.00 Cottage City.. Skagway & Way Valdez direc Skagway & Way Excelsior. | { Farallon..... | | ity Seattle.. ® : < JOE POHEIM, The Tailor 2 Personally conducted parties < % Otfered | every week to Chicago, Durm.:l:Cnth § | St. Louis and Boston. of February L 3 SPECIAL DRESSY 3 SUITS FOR ® | . !’Rdlrlv SEATTLE, e E | Steamer, For. 3 L 2 2 ldez direct Vald. Valde: 2 Market 5t 03 Montgemery Bt. HE mm Oces Steamship Company’s v for Ta- | , for San Francisco. | Feb 16—Stmrs Bertha |~ I,,’::h 5 | 8un, L’.oon lml Tide. celaior, for V PRUELIVN IO PDRRPBRDLG YD § FRANCISCO. ngers and a cargo b 15-ZStmr Chas Nelson. for San | United States Coast and Geodetic Survey- E = . . s which included relief : stmr Dolphin, for Skagway. imes and Heights High and Low EPRING STREET. LOS ANGELES. AL it I Feb 15—ty Santa Rarbate, for San | Waters St Rort' Botos eatoance io Ban T c | Francisco Bay Published by official au wgich recently swept ’A‘.;AH‘HI? ’.m:;: x'u:; 16—Br ship Wls»‘ \Ihorlly of the Superintendent. ipeiato. Sier MA Ak combe Park, Australia NOTE—The high and low waters occur at TR DD T DA DR o o A s AN PEUR Tived Feb 16—Stmr Grace | the city front (Miselon-stree¢ whart) about : R after noon, having | Pollar, hence Feb 14 % | five minutes later than at Fort Point ¢gvisir DR. JORDAN'S creat() the arrival on a defayed GEIeNFeD de-bche- I M Weathépwis, , 105 bt of tide is the same at.both places /v”us:um oF A"lTaHY(, of J. A. Phillips, the Brit BANDON-—Sailed Feb 16—Stmr Chico, for | e s Papeete. Fhillips 1 = BT T g‘:‘KH l“l‘“’l‘: ‘\ A ed Feb 16—Bktn Ara- s ( 1 1 on a vacation. That B 2t hanie Tab B T ameED, oo | CUR ZXIES » 0 . Papeete on this trip of FORMER MISSIONARY BARK- | _PORT GAMBLE—Arrived Feb 16—Schr .\Ils.e‘;h;m{ ries e | ine PR 4 o B WIHICH IS BEING | | Cooke. from Honolulu 2 e > & | the Mariposa is quite important, as Brit D INTO WHALER. | | <A Arrived Feb 16—Stmr Pomona, Time 0 DR. JORGAN—DISEASE: n- IIEN 7 | ish Co Symonds at Papeete has been {1 b > 13, 3 E o] SoaxiaPs to New Caledonia, and Ph | i‘eh 16—Stmr Pasadena, from San L W 2 ———p stmr South Bay, hence Feb 15; schr — Fi L now be in sole charge of the from San Pedro 9:54 B post. The steamship officials Blakeley. Sh iled b 10—Stmr Meteor, for San Frans b ait >, A 0 ch is a recor 0; schr Eva, for San Pedro. the situation at Papeete | wae built rece | GKAYS HARBOR—Sailed Feb 16—Schr Al Phillips was on he |1 id !s owned by Hind, | ¢ e, for 1 Franc 0. the Mariposa until the ¥ « !' « ul.&, [l( I\ Arrived b 16—Stmr Signal, | - S | hence Feb 12 2 N Salled Feb 16—Stmr Czarina, for S - s of relief supplies went Trial Trip Postponed. ! ctse e pmE Saein 3 O o = - For €tomach Disorders Time Ball. h Seas on the Mariposa ip of the Arizonan has been post Arrlved Feb lt?—hlmr Hyson, Cout ar‘d Lvspeps]a, ted by J. Pinet & Co. A f loclt | coma, via Yokohama for Londen. | Branch Hydrographic Office S, N., Mer- rRINK he amship = | INDO—Salled Fel) 16—Stmr Brooklyn, chants’ ‘hange, n ancisco, « < > = T | for “rancisco. uary 16, 1903 NEWS OF THE OCEAN. "ACOMA-—Arrived Feb 16—Stmr Olympla, | The Time Bail on the tower of the Ferry Mac lxm: h;.lw‘ Feb 11 ing was dropped exactly at noon to-da nd a 1 & " s Ted el 6—Stmr | | e, at noon of the 120th meridian, or s Matters of Interest to Mariners and | <y Rosa, for Diego: stmr Coos Bay, | m. Greenwich time Shipping Merchants. or San Pedso. . 15—Stmr State of Cali- C. BURNETT. et n Francisco. s charge. Lieutena: in s included L Ar Johnson loads ge car- | BANDON--Salled Feb 16—Schr Onward, for sh Vice Consul H g, San Francisco / R e s TR 3 %, Heox = TATOUSH—Passed out I'eb 16—Stmr Santa IT AGAINST I e A A Cargo for Honolulu. Batberel trsin Bbtoie. for fha Frasmmen. " | DISMIBSES SU £ B L. Fuaing- bark £ CC Allen salled on Satarday for | . Passed out Feb 16— Stmr Chas Nelson, from | THE UNION IRON WORKS Zotn Honolulu with an assorted merchandise cargo, | **2!!® for San ¥ pess ) e ! S D,631, and e foll 3 11 s iy oy - Long List of Overdues. haant the foloW- | ONOLULU—Safled Feb 16—Bktn Encors, | GOVernment Has Been Slow to Pro 2 s 'v;a,\. o l’-u' Willapa Harbor; stmr Nevadan, for Ka- | ceed and Its Witnesses Have strik tes the k 1,277 1bs middlings, | hului i v ed ate all ov bran, bs Arrived Feb 16—Schr E B Jackson, from Disappeared. shipn ,106 1bs lard com- | Newcastle, Aflm ] l{;n T Miowera, from Van- | Through lack of evidence wherewith to s, canned goods risbai®; schr Allen A, from Eu- |0 5l T United States, through béls uHin E TS, District Attorney Woodworth, vesterday ik materia. <.f\\.l'\||fi:‘xw hr Ariel, from | gismissed the remaining seven charges trical ar 'n.m YOKOHAMA—Arrived Feb 16—Br stmr Gae- , agal the Union Iron Works for impor- o tation of foreign labor under contract On a similar charge —Br stmr -Passed Feb 15 For Hampure " "™ | jury in the District Court falled to con N i i 1 % u n e stric O ailed o con- Merchandise for Tahit e e ) per cent ¢ Mari which sailed yester- X A bex i : s Safled Feb 14—Br ship | The scarcity of evidence against “the ral mer; ulu | Union iron Works is due to the fact that Converted Mlssmnnry Ship. W Arrived Feb 16—Bktn Adden- wag pkes such a case was accepted by the court on osalia, | The old missionary barkentine Morning Sta Jkgs paints and Astoria Aiac Al the paoie VeAS KT the iases s on the Spear-street drydock yesterday ur jlery and harness, 10 bdls sh JAGOA BAY—Arrived Feb 14—Bktn | U0 iR o s s converted into Y5 pkge millwork, 100_ 1 00 bais ‘o Hoad, from Port Blakeley, 88 dass (oo > | were dismissed. The Government prose- | B A cronpas it R T e G T ad. from Port Blakeley, 8 days (€'~ | yted the suits in its own name on June quickly as possible and inside about ten | pales hags x5 soap, 25 pkis bic Sailed Feb 11—Stmr Peru, for 1%01, but it was not until January 10 of will pass out through the Golden Gate | gundries, sewing mochines | i the present year that the #nion Iron | hunt after bone and blubber. machinety, vkes ship chand [ KON salled Feb 11—Stmr Empress | woris filed answer. In the meantime all | AFAENT —.fiw = fron, 2 ca 'arms and ammunitic ‘ I AT et et SLafHAT ~the. déferidant ebraskan in Ba eather. 8 T, | LIZARDPassea Feb 16—Stmr Minnehah escaped. The steamsnip Nebraskan, which arrived Motice to Mariners. | from London; stmr Koenigen Luise, from | e R T T T from Kahului and Honolulu, Not given of the following | Bremen, for New York. | Held for Burgla: some heavy weathe: firs ge 15 to naviga n this dis PLYMOUTH-—5ailed Feb 16—Stmr Pennsyl- e! or Burglary. T D I F i 4 T o m L this dls. [ ~anta; tor New. ¥orc. John Welch was held to answer be: e City from the southeast and | yoogs, ot e @ N jailed Feb 15—Stmr Lauren- | the Superior Court by Police Judge Fritz o —y w"‘t,;w‘ fl\‘h_fli;l S, - The Mooy | 4 OREGON e | vesterday -in $1000 bonds, on a charge . g g et e by Y zes 41 and 48, Out Pre y of burglary. He is accused of having | E e s i & W. P. S. with ovements of Steamers. entered the house of Mrs. Dora Davis. % ported as hav s BT | 2329 Beach street, on January 12 an ot Ao i e R ol FOSREIYN i stolen a few smail articie an ol burner and will leave for Puget | £ booy No. 1. paxe 48, it ADVERTISEMENTS g ol v uget | ported ax having gome . adrift Grays Harbor - i il o Februa It will be re- | 3 eattle . S | M= d.P 3 8, Fabe i [ Xovo.... .‘}\Tu..p. Harbor % | cori % GON AND WAS TON. on River..| Point Arena & Alblon.|Feb. | : 4 AREAEY. ent page 51, inper | Phoenix......| Mendoeino ki | _The barkentine Koko Head arrived yestcrday | Py o (oo 1500l n . Coos - Bay. . NTAL AMSHIP CO.) | | Ing gone adrift from its tion February 15 .)Fiumzlmx.ai ¥ Wil — | CETImee—ET 1wl o ) ax practicable. cattle-& Tacoma. .... bt e i caa . vy v Board. | New York via Panama.| - mirects, ot 1 . . for TORCRAS | - - -| ¢ G. CALKINS, ander, U. S, N, | Humboldt .. #nd HONGKONG, calling at Kobe (Hiogo), Lighthouse Tnepector. .‘f Barbara....| Seattle & Olympia. gasakl and Shangha!, and connecting at ? ‘uu”n of Inspector '\-m'u. 1th Llir:h(hnusp Dis- | Polnt ‘:{enu - | Point Arena with steamers for India, etc. No trict, Portland, Or., F y 14, 1903 anta Rosa San Diego & ved g Sy | I EA l : No. 51903 Coos Bay \ Pedro & Way Pt ;uceday. March 3, s | —_— { Shipping Intelligence. fhesiisi “iffif.;‘x';m E. 8 3. . April 22, 1903 | | ARRIVED. | Totmes. -‘Hlmburx & Way Ports Feb | Monday, ¥ - 16. | N- Mar | China & Japan . Feb. - | If you are deaf or growing deaf. If | sunr City of Puebla, Jepsen, s trom | Sueen: g 'RZ' i | ou have roari Victo . R a _|Feb. = ! 4 ng, ringing head or ear | V57N s, 00 Monica, Olsen, 66 hours trom | Fi§aLi:+++--| Willaa Harbor [Peb. | noises, remember that Harbor. e o) v SeutHE R Taooitia o ..M A0 CMPAGNTE EFNERALR rnrnmmxc:x‘ Greenwood, Johnson, 19 hours from | pewons o g'“.r&:)q'fi‘%&“ ,"pl’i?.y?fif" ECT LINE IO HAVRE-PARIS, . S is ameda. | Honolulu .. Feb. liag Sy T Electro-Chemisiry Cures oA National City. Miller, 16 hours, from W e A Foriand & Astor 1,-:., o oot ot 5 mr Redondo, Krog, 52 hours from Tilla- | ganarear: " | New York via Panama Feb. s to these lorg - standing | ook, via Port Orford 34 hours. via Eureka | SCTAOr bl oo o L e t 2 %; bound to San Pedro; put in to land and “serious cases, | hasecngers TO SAIL. A, ete. 3 < E e e P ods fail, Wr State of California, Thomas, 40 houra| — ‘ e 2 I ilroad Ticket Agents, e 2 1 San_ Diego. AR e g3, and keep the standard of our laundry | - 2 . Nebraskan, Greene, § days 14 hours | chonais. .. | Grave Harbor work up to the highest perfection of the | g AMERICAN LI O’““,’*'-"""B’q Homr Tatlafiaw, Monroe, 3 days 13 hours | Alliance Eureka & Coos SEATE. | THA. SOR,. GHS; e 4EiEG) Sy ol : some incurable | from Ladysmith 2 Grays Harbor done up by us is acknowledged as th a - the Stmr Conemaugh, Baring, 34 days from ‘“ne plus ultra” of fine laundering, an Mar. 11, 16 2 21,10 a o -h‘ tha! Tacoma. mn’ as well when it wu'.ln:' RED STAR 1INE g rzls 0 Know | “'simr Corona, Nopander, 20 hours from Eu- Sought. ‘I you wans your Muem handlea NEW YORK, ANTWERP, PAR b ases ae . N G Tina: s 10 a|Vager'd Mar. 21, 10 2 are incur: ble, Kiose in tow. g“mbfldl . R R B ! & | "Schr € A Klose, Higgine, 48 hours from umboldt Frec Examination | By sioptow ot sier o sepe, L e UNITED STATES LAUNDRY Monday, February 16. £l Oy ';'ndxvn!:.ou; \%n-s-\ql‘ i ;::; 1 Ciflce 1004 Market Stre: An expert Electro-Chemic examination sturanrl @, Rennie, Tahiti; J D Spreck- Blt.rrmi | Sydney & Way Pts(10 am|Pier 7 Near Powell. onei quickly tells this and during the mof : Bros Co State of Cal. San Diego & Way.| 0 am|Pler 11 AT 1%})“{}“1;”" n ot INIGAEy Sy, satint (:;“": “”ll:"j o Stmr Geo W Flder, Randall, Astorla; Oregon Aiblon Riv..|Pt. Arena & Albion| 6 pmPler 13 for Tong) i | siltate will be given a thorough exam- | Nur ahip -Vellore, Cornelisson, Port Town- | Ralmfer:... | Seatcle & Wh - e . o ination free of charge. and in curable | send: W R Grace & Co ke v Febranry S0, ° PEeE 2 City Puebla. ?Pug-l Botind. Porta(il am|Pler | February 21. | - er ship Peru, Schierloh, Portland, Or; Gir- cases a free treatment will also be given, vin & Eyre. SAILED. No matter how long you have been deaf, in all probabllity you can be cured. B IPETAELS 2 BHES 50, gt Tkl e 43k | frsaht Ofice, 326 Barkei 3t Piorle, 7, PacificSt. | BAY AXD BIVEB STEA”:ERB. FR U, S. MAVY YARD AND VALLEJD, Dr. Lyon’s PERFECT Tooth Powder Mineola, Kirkwood, Tacoma. Mariposa, Rennie, Tahiti. Alcatraz, Carlson, Greenwood. Acme, Lundquist, San Pedro, Call any time from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. and from 7 to 8 p. m. Sundays, 10 a. m, to 1 p, Puget Sd| : m. It you can't call, write for home exam- Redondo, Krog, San Pedro. R |sl:ebp'e="= kB nation, it 1y 1 2 n mflm GEN mmm o lflmCELLll ation, it is also free. [ i - Eureka. Cotumbia. | Antoria & Porvand|il am|Pler M | Used by people of refinement 05 e iegA | | Birge Santa Pau ielsen, Ventura, in tow | {oronado. ... Grays Harbor oy ey Pt Tewt Sun- s o tug Hescue. North Fork. .| Humboldt for gver a quarter of a century Valiejo, 7 8. ‘m., 3 Boon, © b, M., except ElectrO'ChemlC lnstlt"t TELEGRAPHIC. C. Nelson lsmueuhconp.. 10 am|Pier 2 EPARED BY Funday, Sundey, 7 & mh., 415 pomFeacll T e. POINT ‘LOBO! 10 p m—Weather | S Rosa | 8an Diego & Way.| 9 am|Pier 11 P cents. Telephone Main 1505, = Lavding clear; wind A ;'S miles per hour, S February 24. gifice, wier 2 Mission-street dock | HATCH | 118 GRANT AVE. Cor. Post § DOMESTIC PORTS. Nebraskan.. | Honcluhu-Kahulal- {3 pm(Pler 20 N d -Z o 2 SAN FRANCISCO. BOWENS LANDING-Sailed Feb 16—Stmr | Queen.. PH::I’;O‘\I'!I‘ Pbfllllll Ifll}“fil‘ 19 tried last Friday the e gsiniyel gxpoLce vived Feb 15—Shi Fuller, Caps | .‘ yur, 261 ‘ctls bar “‘v'“ 2 15—Ship AJ Fuller, from Cap= | o) of the laborers alleged to have been bran, ‘I:\‘TJO ‘H bread, 6045 gals | . -\l:_;h\'"‘l‘“l = ‘S;I-d Feb 15—Schr Tarless, jmported under contract have disappeared s canned 18 y 1 non, | for Port Townsend it g 5 . i vice, 16,600 Ibs 5457 185 | LONDON—Sailed Feb 16—Nor stmr Uto, for | SaVe Julius Nylandt, who testified In Fri- % Tbs peas and lentila, 38 ctls wheat, | Honolulu day’s suit. The suit against the ship- = sugar pition tans 10 e Arrived I'eb 14—Br ship Lord | p,j)ders was commenced as long ago as tslons,_ 4037 Ibs lard, | _Q N—Arrived Feb 16—Br ship | February 1901, under the name of Ed ed goods, #8S 1bs ham and | W_J Pirrie, from Tacoma. - : | Rosenberg, secretary of the Labor Coun- - iz 1!;‘ codfish, 1bs fl E ,.v,'i'(.p”' Ireb 15—Br stmr WRItgI(t, | (j], acting as informant. ¢ S 1he ten. AS-Passed Feb 15—Br stmr Sagami, A demurrer on the ground that the Norfolk, for Manila, United States must be the plaintiff in | lCahforma [SOUTHERN PACIFIC Beains leaye and are due to arive st N FRANC - . Foot TARY fa. Sulsus, Eimivs sud Sacre- | | o 725~ To Dail | 730a )Itr ez San | Ramos, Vaiiejo, Al CHICAGO Paily | e e 82 Broj on, lud rom 730 Kilen Lol ity 2 | v »od land, Knights Laad! | By s ” s a5 3 | 8.09a Atlanil l'lvrenf()'denlu ast. 10.254 An Ideal Train | sou o Martinez. Antioch, Stockton, Secramento, Mendots, Hanfort For Those Who | SANTA FE TRAINS i | Leave Marketstreet Ferry Depot. 4.25» | Local [Ov'ri'd B fle= olmane and Angeis ..... 425 s § Ecoea. i inez and Way Stadioia 855r 5e 30 a 4100 D s IN‘ P Vl'r"" Mar 13p tockton. Me:: 2:68 p| 7:10 p|11 08 p pa3p 5 % * Hanford F I 35037 10.60a The Overiand * Bakersfleld oY * Kansas City..| | * Chicago 330r Bemicia Woodisnd, W i bes Lnam‘ Marye 8:00 a. m. Daily berseid Locat, stop- | ping at ail poirts in San in Vailey. Cor- rezponding train arr! daily. a._m. Daily ORNTA Santa Besa. LIMI'K‘ED carryin ping Cars . Lathrop. Stockton. Dining Cars th o g o runs to Bakersf: Y irvington, Sen | passeng: B | first-class > { ored on this tza d—Freano, Tui trat es at 11:10 p. m. augus for Sam 4:60 p. m. Is Stockton Locg) Golden train arrives at 11:10 a. m Sally ried on 8:00 p. m. is the Ov d Express, with 255 | through Palace and Tou eepers and Free . Tracy, Stockton, Los Reclining_Chair. 125 which at Fresn Ves at €:00 p. . ing train ; Eieeper, | | CALIFORNIA NORTRWESTEEN RY. 0. LESSEES SAN FFARCISCO AKD !ORTH PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. | Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market Si. AN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAE K _DAYS—i:30, 9:600, . ; 12 ), 5:10, 6:30 p. m. 'Ihursdays—Exira trip n. Saturdays—Extra trips at a. Bakersfield COAST LINE (Yarrov Gauge). Foot of Market Street.) 50, 11:00 a. m.; 1:30, 3:30, ® 152 Newark, Centerville, Sam Jose, 5:00 and 6:20 'p. m Felton, Boulder Creek, Sants SAN HAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. uz and Way Statlons. 5500 DAYS T8, 780, 11:13 BV Centervi San Jose, . 12:50, Almaden Felton, Bouider < Creek. Santa Crus and Principsl b ~ Way Stattons. 1gse 3 8504 0.50 + 20 Arrive n Francisco e | a0 1.55 Pu Sunday OAKLAND HARBOR FERAY AN FI:ANCISCO. Fout of Market St. (S1ip 9 3:00 11:00 . 1.00 300 5.8 r.w From OAKLAND, Foot of Brondway — 8:00 3:3 18:05 10:00 At 1200 200 4.00r.x COAST LINE (Broad Gauge). and Townsend | RS 004 San Toss and Way Almaden.. Novato Petaluma ulton s Windsor 19:20 a i dso d . Syata Barbara, Los Ange: laidlul:r:rx 40 a| 4 Principal Interme - % | 457 { 7:25 pl 6:00p @10002 hc Elpress—Now Or | 7:35 ol 6:2 jeans. Los A gelc 0 a10 080s San 1ons 0.304 B Sess s ey B 30a San Jose and Way Station onte Express—San Holllater, Santa teo, Redwood, Palo Ao Mag fleid, Springs and White Sulphur Spri for Altrutia: at Ly! or Lytton Spring: Geyserville for prings; at Cloverd for the Geysers and Booneville: at Hopland ( Clara and San dose 14.30% San Jose, Gliroy and W 16.007 San Jose, Los Gatos and Prine!pal Way Stations can Springs. Highland Springs, Kelseyville, | §5.3gr San 1o ~arisbad Springs. Soda Bay, Lakeport and | Bartlett Springs: at Uklah for Vichy Svrings e Saratoga Springs. Blue Lakes Laurel De. Stenio Park. Fa Lake, Witter Springs, Upper Lake, Pomo, Pot- 1 Way Stations. > lln Jose John Day’s, Riverside, Lierley’ "” * L nhedrin Heights, Hullville, Orr 4 | Valley, ed, Fastbounod fs Obispo, & k}m way House. ium:.»!- he. Deming. E kins, Westport, Uta %71.487 Palo Alto and \Way Station Laytonville, Cummings, Bell's Springs, | @11.45 San Jose and Way Stations Harris, Olsen's, Dyer, Pepperwood, Scotia and | Eureka Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at re- duced rates. On_Sundays—Round-trip tickets to all points beyond San Rafael at half rates. or Morning. % Saturday and Sunday only. all stations on Sund: P for A'lernooL Connects at Goshen-Je. with trafn for Hanford, Ticket ffice, 660 Market st. Chronicis Visalla. At Fresno, for Visalis vis Ssuger. building. > [ P CF warrine. R X. RYA e . Gen. Manager. Ast. ® Arrive via Niles. n Daily except Saturday. w Via San Joaquin Valley, < Stops Clara south bound. From Fol!lstes TO SAN RAFAEL, l Sandey oaiy sorth bgugd. - | MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY = Le;we \P Qaus:lhlo Ferry | ! an Fran. ‘oot of ket St. CAZADERO, ETC. | %% T e via Sausalito Ferry | f days. | e toemm ot e excepted)—6:43, | [3-“‘“ poia,™ returaing feaves a8 7. olidays WEEK s 5, 9:45,-11 & m., 43, $:18, | | 9:00A e Sray e *6:15, 6:45, 9, 11:45 p. m. O x|+ % Week Dayoniy 330 e train week days does mot rum 1 | - A_l “TAYERN OF TARAL i ‘i:',: AND LEGAL }1‘&‘)‘}35».\{“ 3% | = Opemsiltheyear round. | 360 7. st 250 %, 6 7:30. 9, i1°45 p. m. " “ | 7 SATURBATS ORLY Tears Tavers 590+ aeive Som Frameien 11902 Tieket Offices, 1 MARKET STREET aad SAUSALITO FSRAT. bi. BALL’S RMNHMDIAIOI ‘ Stops all Josses in 24 hours. Trains marked l') run to San Quentin. Those marked (f) to_Fairfax, except 5:15 p. m. Sat- urdays. On Saturdays the 3:15 p. m. train runs to Fairfax. ROM SAN RAFAEL TA, hundred —Week days—5:25, 16:25, reward for any «A:a \\a 1105 a m 10 2:20, 33 cannot cure. This secret rem B 1000 : ¢dy cures Emissions. Impotency, EL\D \}S——G x! 10, 9:40, $10:33, | Varicocele, Gonorrhoea, Gleet, 2 4:40, 35:30, | Strictures, Drains, Lost Man - Bood and all other wasting ei- Pratns marked (i) siart from San Quentin. | f6Cts Of self-abuse or excesses ! | - FROM_ MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRAN- | Sent sealed, $2 bottle; 3 botil guarantesd 0—Week daykaw ow 45, 8. any case, Call or addr s orders ;x‘s’t 11:10 a. m., : 210, 73 E:J-L';ak}fli?lt ”{ b5 STITUTE, Broad- and, Cal | Aiso for sale at 1075 10:40 p. m. 10 a. m.. 12:05, | Market st S F. Send for' r:ee”buck iy 10, 10:40 p. m. BAJA CALIFORNIA Damiana Bitters 8 A GREAT RESTORATIVE., INVIGORA- #r and Nervine. e most wonderful aphrodisiac a: Tonic for the Sexual Organs, for mmu:b: ™ The Vexican Remedy for Diseases of the lxmnqs and Bladder. Sells on its own merits 7:45 a. m., week da:s—Cnadero and way stations. 15 p. m., week days (Saturdays excepted) — Tomales and way stallons. 5 p. m., Saturdays—Cazadero and way | ations. Sundays and Legal Holldays—$ a. m., Caza- dero and way stations. Sundays and Legal Helidays—10 a. m., Polnt nd y stations. QFFICE— 626 Market st. FERRY—Foot of Market st NABER, ALFS & BRUN 323 Market st., S. F.—(Send &cfi‘u‘:u |