The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 5, 1903, Page 42

GERMAN LADIES HOPE TO BRING BEALTY SHLES BREAK HEI]I]H[]“ HAPPINESS TO HOMELESS WAIFS One Month's Deals Are1 Largely in Excess of | $4,000,000. ! ' Members of Local Colony Unite to Produce Comedy of the Fatherland, in Which Talented Amateurs Are to Work fcr Little Sisters’ Infant Shelter Important Transactions City Lots Mark the Last Week in || i1 2 _fi:DA -F::IJJ‘LD = 16 sout t rlos streete, € by street corne: building to rooms, be about $106 3 CLEVER WOMEN WHO WILI “THREE PAIRS OF SHOES THE LITTLE SISTERS' I APPEAR IN THE GERMAN COMEDY, TO BE GIVEN FOR THE BENEFIT OF " SHELTER. | the OR the homele walfs of the c the benefit of , who are ta vorite with Mrs patrons of the old theater. iedhoper, a graduate of the ’;:x "‘.‘n:r' i from doorstep ) be tenderly | Leivzic {v):ls(r'.'atltlll')' ol’l mulsic 1fl.nal ‘x‘ell t ¢ T e ; wn as a musiclan in local circles re: Sisters’ In- s 3 . reared by the T B Josephine Walter, Mrs. Emma | 1o ladies of the | rrompons and Mre. Louls Fisher, also ! brick building. ing a clever have prominent places in the production. | ave sold for the | theatrical Of the ladles of the German Soclet the southwe: nted by & cast, those having the production of the Minna streets, ons whose names comedy r charge are Mrs. Joseph ! program A Mar Dunow, Mrs B. | cal companie: . J. Kahler, M Kahn, ¥ 1 Lang, Mrs. P. Fr!edhotc. Oesterreicher, Mrs. G. Ormay, Bchloz, Mrs. Paul, Steindorf, | . M. Tromboni, Mrs. G. A. Trost, Mrs. | Walker, Mrs. Hans Veroni and Miss P. | S e e R R R R RIS '.? 1. occupied by Brown a lot on the south line of Pine , 165 feet west from Polk, the di-! ns being #0x120 feet, to Frederic H. | for $15,50. Meéyer will erect a five- v apartment house on the lot. For the account of the Callaghan Es- y Thomas Magee th old the lot on the north side of Hioward street, between Fourteenth and Fiftcenth streets, 30 feet front by 160 feet deep, together with a lot 30 by 70, adjoin- ing and facing on Natoma street, for $5800. They have also sold for the account of Gerirude S. Bowers 33:4 by 91 feet facing | the Presidio wall on the south elde of | cific avenue, east of Locust street, for | 35 Also three lots on the east side of | Nineteenth avenue, south of Point Lobos, 25 by 120 feet deep each, for $900. Basion, on | Iowing sal | Nos. 2412, 2414 and 2416 Van Ness avenue, 75 | feet north ‘from Green street. lot 25x125 feet, with three flats, for Mary . Talbot to W. | Piiger for $12,500; for Mrs, B. V. White, three fate and lot 25xI50 feet gn the "south line ot street, 265 feet from Thirteenth, for $8750, LIVELY IN POTRERO. Baldwin & Howell report that there is | a commercial bar West: ddition. MISCELLANEOUS SALES. | eported by Madison & Burke | eold the by 110 feet Bales are follo Lot 187:6x120 foet ‘Farrell and S to Mintzer ie ig lot on the north- the | avenue and Web- okers havealsosold Witt Kittle, to adloining lot on front by lne on Polk Sats from | 85250 Van three-stor: northwesl corne renting for $1 90 feet, for § ? Howara and R e month, t lot 32:6x100 ulton street and iden Gate Park, ! V!(hve-r ¥ for §21 The following sales are reported by | Afee Bros.: Zldridge & Co. report the fol- | A property of 1. avenue, Ban Mateo t & rear acquired a 1. Spring for $70,- a client of the | , whose n declines Mateo _to W biock in the JJame tract lo te in Burlingan t ; lot in Burlingame to for $2040 n & Burke a: 25 and | David Bush & Son, formerly of 20 Mont- | a steady demand for properties in the Po. | gomer: 68:6 feet south | gomery street, have opened offices In the | trero district. Among the sales just made | crament feet with | gafe Deposit building, where, in addition | by these brokers was that of the south- | 3 ect H. Woods | . their extensive country business, west corner of Eighteenth and Kentucky ! agan for a8 r Emma J. $70,000. The | wilt conduct a eity real estate business. | streets, the lot being 75 by 200 feet. It is ow owns the two lots ad-|pgyid Bush & Son have long been identl- | jgrily improved. The buyer was James which. together with | iad with the selling of propertle Cately and the seller A. R. Simmons. The | interior, having handled a very e ive | price was about $25,000. t list. They report the city business as| 1 me brokers report the sale of two add an eleva- | opentng advantageously. f1ct an Mateo Park for $3000 to W. B. ! on the ) ! The Burnhem Marsh Company has re- | Lawrence, who will bulld a residence on | Magee & Eons have sold 10| moved to 211 Montgomery street, opposite | his newly acquired site. Baldwin & How. | Angeles, repre- |¢he Mills building, to handsomely fitied up | ali have also sold the northwest corner s s Angeles capl- icmn.e | of thg main county rcad and Santa Ines t corner of Polk and’ Through the agency of Guy T. Wayman, e, 210 by 164 feet, to James A. Fos- feet on the | A. S, Macdonald has bought two pr ter for W. 8. Townsend for $3000. The v line of Polk street by the northerl: is covergd b 100 feet on line of California street. It | ld 1wo-story frame build- ertles on the west line of Third street, one 75 feet and the other 275 feet north from Townsend street, C. W. Hansen, property has been subdivided and nearly all of it ha= been =old by Baldwin & How- ell in small parcels at a profit. inge. The price at which it was sold is | W. Bain and Miss Mahony being the sell- | W. B. Lawrence has purchased through | 872 hich is 31000 a {Yon( foot for Poik | ers. One lot is 25x165 feet and the other | Baldwin & Howell lots 32 and 32, ng street. The seller ig E. F. Preston. It |50x80 feet. The- two properties hrnughl Mateo Park, for $3000 and intends to begin d that thi€ corner i= to be cor- } 324,000 The same broker has sold for I. | the construction of a residence for his family on the property immediateiy. These lots were sold about six months ago for $2250. 80! Getz & Son have sold to Dr. J, F. Twist one-fourth of a block of land on the corner of N street and Forty-Afth avenue, near the ocean beach, upon which Dr. Twist will erect a residence of Span- ish architecture, which will be bulit en- tirely of conerete from foundation to roof, the latter to be covered with brick tliing. The surrounding grounds will be laid out in lawns. 8ol Getz & Son also report the following seles: Lot 50x120, on east line of Forty-ninth avenye boievard, 202:6 feet south of L street, to J. H. Dorian: lot 251240, on_ east line of Forty- ninth avenue houlevard, 137:6 feet south of L street, (o A. Lehman; Jot 50x120, on weat line of Forty- fourth avenue, 325 teet north of K street, to R. A. Co 28x120. on east line of Forty- Sehin avenue, 262:6 feet morth of M sireer T Regina Friedberg; one-story cottage and Iot on yest line of Tweifth avenue, 175 feet north o Clement street, to Joreph T. Nealon, one-story cottage and 1ot on the northwest Hne of Madrid strest, 100 feet north of Brazll ave- nue, Excelsior Homestead, to Gustav Postler; one’story cottage and lot on the northwest line of Naples street, between China and Brazil to Edgar ds Haven; ot 50x100, on the southeast line of d street, between Brasll and Fersla avenues, to J. T. Ward; lot 33:0x 100, on the southeast cormer of C. ADVERTISEMENTS. TO EVERY 10 DAYS TRIAL OF Dr. Lawrences Wonderful YACUUM DEVELOPER Stricture, Prostatitls, Lack of De- slllh.l-nrll system of kome treatmeat. . THE ONLY EFFECTUAL MEANS of giving, without excitation, a , exercise and stimulation wnich energi- zes the nerve forceand induces afull and free circulation of blood in the debilitated parts, thus permanently strengthen. ing and enlarging them. phvsicians treat and cure al] d seices f men ot & dollar need be pald untll a cure is effected. nd strictiv co fiden ia at ficu or oy mail (‘allor write fo.'f\x!l partic- ulars and our 64-page private illustrated book No.8showing the male system, and fully ex- our remarkable meth- phl "fivemr MAN should md it. Sent sesled, in plain envelope, FREE. . Fourt, BS—9 a. m. to §p. m. Bunday, 10 Neves; lot 25x100 and, 13 story cottage an the southeast_line of Paris street, 25 O‘( south- west of China avenue, to Lella A. for $1800. The Ocean boulevard district is being appreciated as a permanent residenco dis- HEALTH APPLIANCE ; co. | she was pulled o | street. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, APRIL 0RPEDD BOATS 00 FINE WORK Grampus and Pike Meet All the Tests of Standardization. Vessels Aimed to Destroy Warships Exceed the Requirements. eanesRe B The fourth day of the offictal trials of the new submarine torpedo-boats Gram- | pus and Pike was devoted to the final tests for their standardization. In these they were entirely successful, not only meéting but exceeding the requirements of the Government. The weather was fine, the bay smooth and atmosphere clear, so that no trouble was experienced in taking accurate ob-| gervations. The first test was given to the Pike on submerged trial. She was glven three half-mile double runs, first at full speed, then Intermedlate and last at low speed. She acquitted herself admirably, taking her dives easily and maintaining her sub- | merged course with only the slightest va- | She scored 7.2 knots against the required 7 kanots. She was In command of Captain F. J. Cabel, the Government belng represented by Lieu- tenant Commander Lopez, Assistant Na- val Constructor L. 8. Adams and Ensign F. 0. Branch. In the afternoon the Grampus went through her flna! trial in light condition, the tests taking placo at flood tide. The trial consisted of thrse double-mile runs over the prescribed course, both with and against the tide. She was first run under two cylinders, then three and finally at full speed, scoring 8.45 knots, leaving .45 rlation noticeable. {in her favar. ‘These wound up the standardizing tests of both boats. L. Y. Spear, the general manager of the Holland Torpedo-boat Company, and Marley F. Hay, who superintended the construetion of the vessels, both expressed themselves as being highly delighted at the outcome and entirely satisfled with the splendid achievements of the subma- Tine wonders. A great deal of waluable time was wasted and much annoyance occasioned by & number of small craft that came around Hunters Point and attempted to run directly across the course. In two instances the tender was compelled to tow salt laden schooners for a long distance, and again obliged to chase off 2 fishing | smack that was steering for the center of the course. Later on the four-masted schooner Alpha, sugar laden, from Hono- lulu, while tryinz to come alongside the sugar refinery stuck fast in the mud, com- pletely cutting out the starting shore range, and procecdings were delayed until Lieutenant Commander George 1. Staf. ford, U. 8. A.. acted for Captain Whiting, president of the hoard, and followed the course on the tug Rellef, which acted as tender. On Monday the most interesting and ' spectacular part of the trials will take | place—the ten-mile awash runs and the torpedo firing at targets placed near Hun- | ters Point. Detective Burns Departs. United States Secret Service Agent Wil- llam J. Burns left for Washington yester- day morning, his duties in connectlon with the prosecution of Walter N. Dim- mick having come to an end with the ver- dict of conviction. Mr. Burns produced and arranged all the evidence for prosecution, and it was he who made ft possible to convict the accused. When Prince Henry of Germany was in this country a few months ago Mr. Burns act- ed as his bodyguard, having been selected by Chief Wilkie as belng the best man in the service for that responsible duty. The secret service man made hosts of friends during his stay in this city. @ i @ trict, as shown by the great number of lots sold In that sectlon south of the park recently to people intending to build homes thereon. The desire for improve- ments by the residents there is evinced by the movement of the Ocean Boulevard Improvement Club to grade I, J and K streets from the Forty-ninth avenue boulevard east to Forty-sixth avenue, the laying of water mains by the water com- peny and the erection of several arc| lights on the boulevard. SALES AT AUCTION. The entire block bounded by Van Ness ' avenue and Franklin, Greenwich and Lombard streets will be sold at auction next Wednesday, April 8, by the Von Rhein Real Estate Company at the sales- rooms of the company. 513 Califorpia The block is divided into thirty- two lots. The payments will be one- { fourth cash and the remainder in one, two and three years. On Thursday next Lyon & Hoag will auction at their salesrooms, 116 Montgon:- ery street, two Western Additlon blocks in the Panhandle district. There are fifty lots to be sold, fronting on Halght, Wal- ler, Clayton, Cole and Belvedere streects. The terms are one-fifth cash, the re- malnder to be pald in one, two, three and four years, one-fifth each year, the rate of interest being 6 per cent. Much inter- est is expressed and a large attendance is assured. The offerings are in total the largest that have been submitted for some time. G. H. Umbsen & Co. will auetion from a large catalogue to-morrow at their salesrooms on Montgomery street. The list of properties has already been pub- hshed. ners. The offerings are partly of the pro- bate order. Easton, Eldridge & Co. will hold an auction at thelr salesrooms on Tuesday next. Thelr catalogue of offerings is long ! and comprehensive, embracing a great varlety of properties to be sold. Scott & Van Arsdale will build an elght- story business structure on the north line of Mission street, adjoining St. Patrick’s Church property, the cost of which will be $160,000. It will cover a lot 106:5 by 160 feet, Twenty-seven flats will be erected on the south line of Mission street, 33 feet west from Fourteenth street, for H. G. Mayer, the cost of which will be $66,000. Speck & Co. have sold for I. Anderson to Alice Afflenbach six flats and lot 50 by 40 on the north line of Germania avenue, 156:3 feet west from Webster street, for §11,500; also for Melinda Wood to Tim- othy J. Harrington lot 25 by 68:9 and cot- tage at 2211 Webster atreet for $5000: also lot on San Jose avenue, 493 feet north from Ocean avenue, 80:6 by 218 feet, for W. W. Chase Company to E. D. Bwift for $1400; Nos. 4073 and 4075 Eighteenth street, near tro, 25 by 99:8 feet, with two-story building, Including store and flat, for Dr. J. A. J. Mérvy to 8. J. Brun for $3550; No. 1510 Baker street, 35 by 72:6, and cottage for Mrs. Nellle Hollywaon to Alexander Bond for $3000. Bhainwald, Buckbee & Co. report, as il- | lustrating the growing demand for busi- ress and manufacturing locations in San Francisco, many leases, among which are the following: New six-story and basement brick building on the north line of Misslon street, west from Secénd, for Robert Dalzlel, to ‘the Nolan- Hewes-George Company for five years; building at the southeast corner of Stevenson and Second and basement brick 8.'.':‘-am¢ at Front and Oregon streets to Flelschmann & Co. of Cincinnati; for Dr. Dudley Tait to Clement the It includes several eligible cor-| «They are all Mind-readers” “It is doubtful lf such and courtesy can be else as is shown b{ the r: voude-ployu on thethrough trains west of Chicago. are all mind-readers. All you have todo is to look a little anxious and somebody will immediately vol- unteer the exact information y¢ need. Vou are locked alter lik weicome gueat.” This letter was writ- ten by a lady who made the trip across the continent in a Rock Island tourist sleeping car. All that it is necessary to add is that these cars leave San Francisco > via the El Paso-Rock Island Route; Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays via the “Scenic” line. Rock Isiand Folders giving full information can be had at any Southern Pacific ticket office, or by addressing F. W. Tromrson, G. 623 Market 'St., % l’r:n:llen. Cal | i 00“" STATE u:-:rrn !-vc- San Francisco Sundays and 'ofllndm ! ety g S0 - California line of Golden Gate .u\'enue. west of Jones atrest; by Henry J. Crocker and others to John Hoey, four-story and basement brick buflding on the north line of Mission street, next to the ! h : to Edward F. Burns, by lm"! mvn.. ‘Wilder, an apartment house to be bulit on lh¢ ner of Larkin and Clay in and Butter streets. f ity years; an entire biock bound Powell, Mason, North Point and Bay streeta, by | Charles R. Bishop to Willlam Wilson. -On the | last named s'te a canning plant will be erected. Dies While Praying. Just/ after kneeling In prayer in a pew , of St. Mary's Cathedral at 9 o'clock ves- terday morning Mrs. Mary Tuohill, a | widow, & years old, was seen to sink to the floor on her side. Two other women went to her assistance, but found that sne had died while yet on her knees praying. The dead woman had been afflicted with | | | heart disease and had been attended b lAN'rA FE TRAINS Dr. Pawlicki for some months at her res{- ence, 403 Hyde street. Leave Market-street Ferry Depot ] Reliance Ready for Launching. BRISTOL, R. L, April 4—So far as ths hull §s concerned the yacht Rellance is practically completed, and the America’s cup defender will be launched one week from to-day. A few finishing touches, such as a coat of white paint for the top sides, some inner fittings and the setting | up of the steering gear, will occupy the | time until the boat goes overboard. —_——— Late Shipping Intelligence. ARRIVED. Saturday, April 4. mr Acme, Lundquist, 51 hours from Hu- enen: mr Newsboy, Corning, 77 hours from San n J M Griffiths, Arey, Hadlock. SAILED. Saturday, April 4. Johneon, Asterla and Lv San Fran pl" at all pn!'n - y responding train arrives at 7:50 a_m_ dally. :30 a. m. Daily is the CALIPO! LIMITED, carrying Palace Sleeping Cars and Dining Cars through Chicago. Chair local first-class passengers. No second-class tickets ave honorsd on this train. Correspond- 0 p. m. dally. 1s Stockton Local. Corresponding | 10 hours from Port | 4:00 p, m. train arrives at 11:10 a. m. daily. 8:00 p._ m. is the Overland Express with through Palace and Tourist Sleepers and Fres Reclining Chair Cara to Chicago: also Ialace | Bleeper, which cuts out at Frevno. Correspond. | | tng train arrives at 6:00 p. m. daily. | ABERDEEN—Arrived April 4—Schr A B | Personmally conducted partiee for Kansas { Johnson, from Salaverry. { City, Chicago and East leave San Francisco PORT HARFORD—Salled April 4—Stmr | evary Monday, Thursday and Saturday at § m. Santa Cruz, for San Francisco; stmr Coos Ba “VACATION Stmr Robert Doller, | Portland. DOMESTIC PORTS. for San Pedro. PORT TOWNSEND—Sailed April 4—Bktn Kifckitat, {rom Port Ludlow, for Honolulu Ger ship Schwarzenbek, from Port Blakeley, for Eydney. Passed in'Aorll 4—Schr W F Garms, from Manla. Lo T e T A | i | ALBANY, N. Y., April 4.—George H. Soper, | 7 who represented t! State Department o Health at Iihaca during the epldemic of t photd fever in that city, said to-day that phold fever no longer existed in Ithaca in ept- demic forza. 1S NOW READY. As fs well known,” this book, every year by the Cali'ornia Northwestern Raiiway, THE PICTURESQUE ROUTE CALIFORNIA, Is the standard publication on the Pa- | cific Coast for information regarding Mineral Spring Fesorts, Coun- try Homes and Farms Where | Summer Boarders Are Taken, and Select Camping Spots. “VACATION - 1903 | issued | ' COMMERCIAL NEWS From Page Forty-Three. oF Cal Powder ..... Cal Shipping Co . Cal Title Ins & Trust. Central Bank of Osaklan: Chutes Company ... City and County Ba Cypress Lawn Imp Co Eaetern Dynamite . Ewa Suger Plantati Equitable (Pool) Gas Four Ol . Gas Consu Hanford Ofl . contains over 100 Home Off .. 1 ; pages beantifully illustrated and is | }3."“"'}”.“ Oh;llar B compiete in its detalled Information a: nperial Oil . to location, accommodations, attrac- Kern Ol .. London and S F Bank (Ld) Monte Cristo Ol Mercantile Trust orthern Cal Power . evada National Bank . North Shore Raliroad Ofl City Petroleum Orphienm Company Peerless Of! : Pacific States Tel & Tel. | Paraffine Paint . + Postal Device & I Reed Crude Oil 8 F Drydock £an Joaquin Of . Sausalito Land & Ferry Sperry Flour Company . Standard Fiectric . Sterling_Of tions, terms, etc. To be bad at the Ticket Offices of ths 630 Market st. (Chronicle and Tiburon Ferry, foot of Market st.; also at the General Office, Mutual Lifs building, corner and California sts., San Francisco. Applications by mall will rec mediate response H. O WHITING, Gen'l Mazager. A LESSEES SAN FRANCISCO AND NCRTH PACIFIZ BAILWAY COMPANY, Tiburon Ferry, Poot of Market 8t. BAN mlcuoo TO SAN RATARL. WEEK DAYS—7:30, 0:00, 11:00 a. m.; 12 3:30, 5:10, 6:30 nsx: -rdhuna-n-r.nn trip at ll '(li p. m. turdays—Extra t 1:30 and 11:30 - SUNDAYS—! 5:00 and 6:20 p. m. Unien Ol . Union Sugar . United Petroleum 238543 83! Western Fish Co West Shore Oil . | | | | anlnz Seselon. Boprd— } 1006 Apollo _ 40 SAN RATAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. 100 Home . 1278 | WEEK DAYS—6:08 7.3, 7:50, 0:20. 11:15 | 100 Home D3 2:50, 5:40, 5:00, . Setn 100 Indepen: T Save Erira tips at 365 and ™, 600 Monarch 28 | SUNDAYS—8:00 0:40, 11 e 5140, 660 Mcnarch' a7 4:55, 5:05, 6:25 v. m. 100 Steriing 313 e 1000 Californi; 3 o ve 1300 Lion 2 ",; , | S8an Franeisco. | 4000 Independen 12 | Sun- | Week | days. | Days. MINING STOCKS. Following were the sales on the San Fran- clseo Stock and Exchange Board yesterday: Morning Session. 40 200 Gould & Cur. - s | . phir .. 160 50 Caledonla ....2 15/ 300 Overman . e SH K D 500 Challenge .... 55, 200 Potos .. Fuiton | ] 250 Con Cal & V.1 58| 300 Slerra Nevads 89 Windsor | f 800 Crown Point. 30' 300 Unfon Con .. | !i';:yi?l-hnvt 110:40 a . | Gegvervi | Following were the sales on the Pacific yservilis Exchange yesterday: o Cloverdale | 7 Moraing Session. Hopland |19:30 ai16:20°a 200 Belcher ... 200 Overman ..., Ukiah 43 p| 6:20 b | 100 Caledonta 800 Seg Belcher. . Witltts 17 13 800 Challenge Con 81 300 Sierra Nevada 700 Challenge Con 39 100 Siiver 200 Challenge Con 60| 100 Silver 300 Challenge Con 58/ 200 Unton Co Sonoma win Point. ellow Jacket Topol T10:40 a0 T 8§00 Mexican 200 Yellow Jacket s ebastopal 00 Ophir . 400 Yellow Jacket Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark Wes Springs and White Sulphur Springs; at Fulto for Altraria; a¢ Lytton for Lytion Springs: at Geyserville for SKaggs Springs: at Cloverdaie for the Geysers and Boomeville: ‘at.Hopiand for CLOSING QUOTATIONS. SATURDAY, April 4, 12 m. Baraf Lake, Witter Springs. Day’ | §rms vyes Lake, Pomo, 2 Buc! John Riverside, . Sanhedrin® Hetghts, Hnllv!xl‘l‘: "8.’-".»’; Best & Bilun 1801 Bullion .. 08 Caledonta Half-way House, Com Stevens, Hopkins, Mendocino City: Fors Bramy Westport, Usal: at Willits for Sherwood, Cares 20 301 Covelo, Laytonville, Cummings, Bell's Springs, 551 Harris, Olsen’s, Dyer, Pepperwood, Scotia n.n.d Con Imperial. 02 "{,':“,‘,‘,, to M R, % gt 7, o Monday round-trip tickets at e nd mam— ind-trip tickets = Found-trip tickets to all points a Ticket office, 630 Market st Chronicle 62 '"1’1‘.“5" G, R. X. RY. Lady Wash.. 05 General ' Manager, Gen. Pass, Bid. Ask.| Duncan Springs, Hl‘blud ‘lvrln(l. Kel o Justice ., e ngs: a ot (ch 8 i ratoga Springs, Blue Lakes, La peinge | ! Car runs to Bakersfield for accommodation of | | o Reno. CALIFORNIA NORTAWESTERN RY. C0, | % | i f2 00, %:30, 11:00 a. m.; 1:30, 3:30, | BAILWAY TRAVEL. SOUTHERN PACI FIC ve and are due (o arrive at Fruing Lot S T RANCIS Foot of Murket Street ) a Martiuez, - Nupa, Callstogn, Swita 7.304 Niles. Lathrop. - Davis. Woodiwnd. K nfghts L 800 D vacitie, Oruviiie 8.004 Atiantic Express—Ogde 8.00a Port Costa, Martin Tra 8304 Onkdate. Chinese. nora, golumne and “\ ngeis “ U :gg: '"'.‘ : 2250 akerstie g7y = ey h arrives as Pacifc Coast Express, a Const Line). e o1.300 Overtand Timited — Ogien. . alia. Chicage 8.25» Viies and Way Sisiions. 3288 Hayward. Niles and Way Mart!nes.San Ramon, Val Calstoga. Santa Ross. ez, Tracy. Lathrop. Stockton. Lo wton, Hayward. Niles, Irvi Jose, Livermore. . The Owi Limited—Fresuo, Taiare, Bakerstield,Los Angeles: connec- on, Saugus for Sunta Barbara (Golden State L! carried on OWI T Sunset Limited Line Eastbound Orleans, fles and San Jose (Sun “Mo- Hantord, Visaiis, Bukeraieid.. T COAST LINE (Narrow Gauge TEoot ot Market Street EZEN on! > 8.154 Newark. San " Feiten. Boulder Creek, _Cruz and Way Stat! .,.u 12152 N —OAKLAND HARSOR FERRY. me AN FRANCISCO, Foot of Murke qul\\!‘llnu{ “100’ 3.00 5‘5711. b4 ’l\‘l‘\\‘ vot of road way — *6:0 TR0 1000 A, 1200 200 4007 (Broad Gauge). 738 T COAST LINE ©10004 Buriingame, Menlo Park. Palo Alto_May el Mountatn View. Lawren: ose and Way Stai aches run between San A for Morning. P for Afternoon. day only. fons on Sunday. d. + Sunday only. % Via San Joaquin vaile < Stops Sants except Sunday, Gange. TO SAN RAFAEL, N ORT gl SAN QUENTIF. MILL VALLEY, CAZADERO, £TC. via Sausalito Ferry adys does not run te L HOLIDAYS- m., 112:30, 3 urdays. runs to Fairfax FROM SAN ¥ F(mu ML CISCO—Week THROUGH TR 7:45 a. w., week days dero and way stations. :18 p. m.. week days (Saturdays excepted) tions. 35 p. m., Saturdays—Cazaders and statious. Sundays and Legal Holidays—8 a. m., dero a Sundays and Leg: Reyes and way stations. MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAIL\VAY Leave | Via Sausalito Ferry | Fran. | Footof) stops all losses feel an improvement fro 0. Wy Sove o o BB BBE i our treatment cnrs” Hug i Testores o - sione, varicocele, gleet, 'strictures < - failug memory, drains 1 rhoea, disease of prostate "1\« ferrible effects of ‘self-abuse or ex lead on to consumption and $2 per bottle, three botties, sh cure any case. Call or address orders INSTITUTE, 835 _Broad Also for sale at i for free book, H\Lréfl MEDICAT way, akiand, Cal 73%3 Market st., S, B, Send