The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 16, 1903, Page 10

1 JERRA ARRIVES FROM ANTIPODES Steaming Time From Sydney Is Nineteen Days. o Among Passengers Are Nearly a Hundred From Honolulu. —_— Steamship Company’s Sier- arrived early the Antipodes steaming time days one hour. days nine he brought of passen- om Honolul May 25, and be- ountered the were e Oceani H C. Houdlette m five 3 m. ia, which 13 ex- Mar two days be- d the fol- bs, R Blair, Blick William & W - . ain sup- gis. N Grave in Ship’s Hold. Sutherland, the porary grave where the nea ADVERTISEMENTS. 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F. ‘ T SUPERVISOR SANDERSON IS SUMMONED BY DEA Well Known Official Passes Away at His\Residence an lliness of Long Duration—Board of Which a Member Adjourns Out of Respect to His HE He Was Memory SAN FRANCISCO TH After — UPERVISOR" R. SAN- DERSON died at his residence, | ! 37128 Jackson street, vesterday morning after an iliness of long| | duration. Two years ago last Octo- | | of clerkship did not last long. | | | | ber Mr nderson was stricken by a| | oke of apoplexy. He soon recovered | / resume his business, how- | t was thought that he would | recover, but such was not to | 5 be his % ‘months ago he'azsin| . suffered nd sank gradually till| | SAN FRANCISCO SUPERVISOR | | the enc WHO DIED YESTERDAY || Mr a son of the late AFTER A LONG ILLNESS. t one time Mayor 12 was born in Boston in F9 g = s had resided from |public official leaves an unblemished rec- oon after his birth his | ord » Stockton, in this State im are his wife, his mother s SeiBins Therchint for three brothers, Dr. Sanderson of t and in Stockton, Edward Sanderson of Los An- isco the late Supervisor was edu.|&eles and Willlam Sanderson of this cit cated, going subsequently to the Harvard| Mayor Schmijtz announced the news of Law School, whence he graduated in 1569, | the death of Supervisor Sanderson at yes terday’s meeting of the Board of Super- RETIRES FROM BAR. | visors, and was empowered to appoint a | he was admitied to practice in the | committee of three to draw up resolutions of Maine Co His eyesight impaired, Mr. San- from the bar and returned | Francisco, w ck brokerage t Mayor appointed E: and McClellan on the committee. ere he embarked in F L iness with RS the firm being known as Coffin & | the worth and character of the late Su-| Sanderson. During his father's incum-| pervisor, saving that in the loss of George s Mayor he served as his secre- | R. Sanderson the city has been bereft of nd subsequently, in 15%, was elect- | the tance of a fair-minded, honest, a member of the Board of Super-| conscientious gentleman. Particular ref- on the Republican ticket. His | erence was made to the dramatic incident during his term was so satisfac-| when Sanderson was brought from a sick- 1« party that he wa ominated | bed on a stretcher to the meeting at . Gaelic for a second te receiv- [ which the speclal tax levy for new schools ng a large majority |and a nospital was adopted by a unanimous Mr. Sanderson wa member of the | vote. Harvard Club and had commander | When the meeting adjourned it ad- | Pomona of the Vet of the National Guard of | journed out of respect to the memory of | ifornia, ch organization took a warm interes few men g than the late 1 of high charact aging pe: he al-| the dead Supervisor. | -~ Funeral services over the bod late Supervisor will be held at Presbyterian Church to-morrow F: 19 o’'clock. Interment will 1 as al press Lawn Cemetery. were Francisco " e R S R buried tn consecrated | nix June 14 v is well & ore and | Arrived June 15— has many tnis June 18: ‘gas launch R | 6; simr Santa Barba stmr for Arctie, NEWS OF THE OCEAN. fade r e ekt 4 e | Coro Franciseo. Matters of Interest to Mariners and | mr Tryphena, | to his memory and to arrange for the at- | tendance of the board at the funeral. The | Arctic, ndenstein, Boxton | Eu Brandenstein paid a sincere tribute to | v of the the First |V morning be at Cy- | state of Cal.. i @ South ra, hence d June 15—Stmr Eureka, for San Fran- stmr | Isco; Shipping Merchants. | ASB AR T Ririaa sune 15—star S0 In tion to the cargo previously reported | for Sam Francisco. % the steamer San which salled on Satur A gay for Pa ports, carried 28,196 | ippine, from Tac s don € eot lumt bars ateel and | reka: schr Esther Buhne. from Geaye verios: | 1 pke h 843, and con- | stmr f Caspar; stmr_Pasadena, signed atemata. : bktn Portland. from Tacoma. s ed June 15—Bchr Oliver 3 Olsen, for Charters. POX LAKELEY—Sailed June 14—Schr S Aryan, now on the way to New | Mindora an Francisco; schr Wempe Bros, artered for sugar from Henolulu {o | for San Francisco ric for the season of 1904, The bark ATTLE—Arrived June 15—Stmr Robert Edward May loads general cargo here for Hono- | Dollar, from Eureka, June 14—Stms uth Coast, PEDRO—Arrived June 15—Schr Phil- r Montara, | cisco; Br bark Inverkip, for San Franclsco CALL, TUE SAMUEL FOSTER ANSWERS CALL Career of Old Time Mer-| chant Is Closed by Death. His Business Record Dates Back to the Early Sixties. Samuel Foster, president of the whole- | sale firm of S. Foster & Co., at 2i-28 Cali- | fornia street, is dead. His firm is one of the oldest in the city. It was estabilshed | by Samuel Foster, and his history in the commercial affairs of this city is written in the records of the business house that | bears his name. Mr. Foster came to San Francisco in the early '60's. He was a native of Boston and was possessed of the push and energy that have charac- terized that city from early days. He took hold of the first opportunity that came to him and served as a clerk until he.could find a way to establish a business on his own account. The period | A few years after he entered San Francisco he established the firm of Foster & Dole. Mr. Foster's partner was Daniel L. Dol The house was at California and Market streets. The business headed by Mr. Fos- ter never got far from lts original loca- tion. Once it was at 66 California street, but since 1881 it has been at the present place. These facts are quoted to show the con- servative nature of Samuel Foster. Once satisfied that he had done wis: he was | immovable. He prospered from the start. The fluctuations of business found him on the safe side. He built up a reputation for probity and reliabllity that was a source of strength. He was 61 years old. Mr. Foster was high in the Masonic or-| der. He was a member of Golden Gate Commandery, Knights Templar, at the time of his death. He was a prominent member of the First Congregational Church of this city. In all the relations | of life he won respect. He leaves a wife and one son, Lyman D. Foster. The funeral will take place on Wednesday at p. m. from the First Congregationa! Church. { ® Cambuskenneth, for San Francisco: F: ‘antobert, for San Francisco: Br_ship Carmanian, for'San Francisco: Br ship Celtic | Queen, for Acapulco; Br ship City of Agra, fc Honolulu; Br ship Dechmont, for Honolulu: bark Empereur Menelik, for San Francisco; F'r | bark Ernest Reyer, for San Francisco; Br ship ! e e lulu: Br ship California, for San Francis Gen Gordon, for San Franciseo: Br ship Gum ford, for ‘San Francisco; Br ship Herat, fo Honolulu; Br bark Inveresk. for San - Fr bark La Tour d’Auvergne, for San Francisco; schr Marconi, for Honolulu ESRC SR Movements of Steamers. TO ARRIVE. From. Steamer. | Humboldt Humboldt . Humboldt onica | Grays Harbor . Sound Ports "\ June June June June ~June June | Portland & Way Ports. June New York via Panama.|June rays Harbor June Honolulu & Kahu June Crescent City . D June Humboldt ...... Tune San Diego & Way Pts.|June China & Japaa . Coquille River Mendocino ttle el Rive: Humboldt Point_Arena ... n Pedro & Way Portland & Astoria.. TECOMB oo svassssn uget Sound Ports Hongk'g via Manzanillg June New York ........ San Diego & Way Pts. an Pedro ewport & rtland & Astoria. Y. via Panama....!June Hamburg & Way Pts.|June 3 Puget S Ports June 26 ureka Chas. Nelson. Alliance. Acapulco. . | Chehalis. evadan Del Norte. . orth For Santa Rosa. s Chico. . Phoenix Menes. r80. . Point Arena.. Coos Bay Columbla. San Mateo. . June 20 | Ching Weo Minnetonka . Herodot Queen. . Sails.| Pier. pm Pier 16 ewshoy Seattle dire 5 ronado... Grays Harbe ....| 4 pm|Pier 10 Monica.. Los Angeles Poris.| 4 pm|Pler 2| June 1 | Newburg... Grays Harbor. «| 4 pm Pier San Pedro... Humboldt .........| 4 pm Pier G. W. Elde1| Astoria & Portiand 11 am|Pier Arctic.......| Humboldt .........[ ® | June 18| | Coos Bay direct ureka & Coos B | Humboiat . 9 am Pier | Humboldt 1:30 p|Pler 19 State of Cal | San Diego & W 9 am|Pier 19 G. Lindauer| Grays Harbor. 5 pm|Pler — | Santa Cruz.| Newport & Way 9 am|Pler 19 lulu, Eleele and Makaweli and the bark Mauna | her une 11 Y ., Jane 19 | Ala’ railroad ties at Eureka for Topolobampa, 3 Jutie 14—Stmr Chas Ne for San | Korea...... China & Japan.....' 1 pm Pier 40 Al P as Nelson, for San AL i | Mex o i B o | T | chico oquille Rive & e 2 - | . WESTPORT—Arrived Ju —s B s e e DI Diep The Alsmeds’s 0 | lala, hence June 14. he 15—8tmr Gua- l'phos Humboldt ... . 1 pm Pier e Alameda’s Cargo. | (HARDY 'CREEK—Sailed June 14—Stmr|AToat2- M L Or AL d RN 14 3 ot | City Panam:| N. Y. Pana 112 m|Pier steamer Alameda, which sai Marsifield, for San Francisco. LS, | a Panama.|12 m|Pler urday for Honolulu, carried an assorted mer- | SANTA BARBARA—Sailed June 14—Stmrs | (-7 Puebla | Puget Sound Ports.|11 amiPier andise cargo, valued at $111 Sta alifornia and Santa Cruz, for San | A180:---- [ Eel River Ports....| 4 pmiPler 2 ng the following: 510 bbils flou; - | Francisco. June 15—Stmr Santa Rosa, for June 21. | | . pkge fresh fruit, 1083 pkgs potatoes, | Diego Rosa San Diego & Way.| 9 am|Pier 19 fresh vegetabiee piea onlons | "PORT MADISON—Arrived - June attie & Tacoma. |10 am(Pler 2 on posk, 1140 b n poultry. 46.410 | Jobn € hence May 39, Humboldt .........|1:30 p|Pier 19 0 1bs cats bran, 19.708 | AYS HARBOR—Sailed June 13—Stmr | o Jdmne 22 | . 9 ibh. Com: Tbs Santa Monlca, for San Francisco: bktn Katle | San Pedro & Way. 9 amPier 19 110 1bs codfish, 20,000 1bs rice, B Flickinger. for Port Los Angeles. June 14— | -o-| Astorla & Portland|11 am/Pier 5 cs syr 115 cs canned goods, Schr J West. for Redondo; schr Ottillie | me k.| Humboldt . 9 am|Pler = groceries provisions. 18 plge saim Fiord, for Mahukona; schr Lizzle Vance, for | L' Aena.. | Poin JArena 4 pm|Pler T dried 8 pikge raisine. 13 San’ Francisco | June e I\m'num .and bacon. VI) "Hdfial“{.' ISLAND PORTS. “'"“-;':‘g & Way.. 2 pm Pier bs dard. 10 8 brand als and 193 i AT 3 o ne | | s wine, 16 cs bitters, 1 s bottled beer, S fons Hopolahi. St W Bl Sydney & W t pm| Pier 905 sals and 234 cs whisky, 704 gals a0 81 o8 | HONOLULU—Safled June 14—Bktn Irm- | YoK0CH.. amPler 3 A 2 Gs Mol 36 o inin gard, for San Francisco; bark Annie Johngon, R , 352 2 or £en Francisco. 64 cs egss. be glucose, 5375 Ibs 3 B —— = e bread B e mitigtatte, | apiyhord JUne 15—BKtn § N Castie. hencs | ~Sieame lbs candy. €80 Ibs te: 266 1bs tobacco, o e = — care a heareiten 150 pee drien st | e QNP Arrived June 11—Schr Detender, | Cottage City..| Skagway & Way Ports. June 16 medicines, 2 on hwis, 100'cs Boots and shos EASTERN PORT. { Faralion. .| Skagway & Was Borte(Juns 18 ) goods, o . 15 pkgs - E 4 7 y . trical supplies, 7 bales twine, 346 pkgs paper, NEW YOR ailed June 14-—Stmr Texan, | City Seattle.. | Skagway & Way Ports. |June 20 45 pkgs paints, 98 pkes ofl, 24 pkgs leather, | 10F San Francisco. | Spokane. y & Way Ports. June 24 pkgs saddlery and harness, 72 pkgs na FOREIGN PORTS. Humboldt. y Ports. [June i5 pikes millwork, 7 _cyls ammonia, 6171 Ibs Arrived June 12—Ger stmr Ram- | City Topeka..|Si ‘ay_ Ports.|fune “oda, 15 bales bags, 63 o8 soap, 36 C5 arms and encs March 14 Excelslor.....| Cooks Iniet & Way Pts. Juna ammunition, 18 machinery, 82 bdls and NGKONG—Arrived June 13—Br gtmy | Portland ome & St. Michael.. [June ba 3 pes steel. Oanfa, from Seattie and Tacoma. Oregon Nome ..... [yune s & (@LIMERICE ~Arrived June 13—Fr bark Bre- Skagway & Way Ports.|June 30 Shipping Intelligence. IV ERBOOL v S = pping g _LIVERPOOL—Arrived June 13—Br stmr Sun, Moon and Tide. ARRIVED. Monday, June 15. Smith, 36 hours from Cres- ma. Stmr cen Mandalay, ity Stmr Olympic, Hansen, 35 hqurs from San | Neko. for H g > . . TENERIFFE—8 June 13—Ger stmr Stmr G C Lindauer, Allen, 65 hours from | l4Xor, ffom Hamburg, for San Francisco. e B EAST LONDON—Arrived Aopril §—Fr bark Stmr Sierra, Houdlette, 20 days 9 hours 18 | Lamoriciere. from Astoria. minutes from Eydney, via Honolulu & days 9 | CORONEL—Passed May 30—Br stmr Maris- ey tow, from Port Ludlow, for Buenos Avres. tmr Asuncion, Bridgett, —— hours from ALCUTTA—Arrived May 12—Br stmr Redondo: up river direct i een’ Bleancr, from Mofi. Stmr Meiville Dollar, Fosen, 39 hours from | CARDIFF—In port June 1—Br bark Mozam- San Padro bigue, for Pupet Sound. mr Stste of Cailfornia, Thomas, 42 hours| YOKOHAMA—Sailed June 12—Br stmr Em- from San Dicgo. press of China, for Vancouver, tmr Marshfield, Dettmers, 21 hours trom ( CALLAO-—_Sailed June 13—Ger stmr Den- Hardy Creek. derah. for San Francisco. Stmr Aberdeen, Daniels, 68 hours from Port- | PORT ELIZABETH-—Salled June 15—Bktn | 1and, Echo, for Newcastle, Aus, | Stinr Edith, Hall, 90 hours from Seaitle. KARATSU--Chartered . June 15—Br stmr Ger _stmr Eesostris, Brandenburg, 108 days | Elm Branch, for Port"l.os Angeles. trom Hamburg and way ports. HAKODATE—Arrived June 15—Schr W H CLEARED. T TANGHAT Arsied 3 Shi g : N —Arriv une 7—Ship Roa- Monday. June 18. | noke, from New York. e Stmr Pomona, Swanson, Eureka; Pacific| Bark Mauna Ala, Smith, Eureka, in tow of Coast Steamship Co. tug Sea Rover. Strar_Queen, Cousins, Victorla, etc; Pacific | HULL—Bailed June 14—Fr bark Marguerite Coast Steamship Co. Dollfus, for Puget Sound. | for_San ¥rancisco. SAILED. Monday, June 18. Jepsen, Victoria. Stmr Pomona, Swanson, Eureka. Stmr Point Arena, Miller, Mendocino, Stmr Argo, Taylor, Eel River, Stmr Olympic. Hansen, Whatcom. Stmr Melville Dollar, Fosen. Gra: SYDNEY—Arrived June 12— Lothian, from Tacoma. Stmr Queen, oy Harbor, San Francisco. Br ship West Sailed May 20—Schr Herman, for San Fran- NEWCASTLE, Aus—Chartered May 22—Fr ship Rene Kerviler, for San Irancisco. Sailed June 12—Ger ship Alsterufer, for San Francisco. May 11—Br ship Loch Carron, for May 15—Ger ship Siam, *for o e, Francisco: Br ship Red Rock, for. Asc R T Weather | tOria. - May. 16—Schr 8 T. Alexander, for Hono- 1 3 5, p m—Weather | j;1y,” May 20—Ship _Slieve Bawn, for San clear; wind 8W, velocity 12 miles per hour. Francisco. May 21—Br ship Imberhorne, for DOMESTIC PORTS. San Francisco. COOE BAY-Sailed June 15—Stmr Alliance, Trancisco; ship Agenor, for ——: PORT HARFORD—Sailed June * 15—Stmr | Alsterufer. for San Francisco; Fr bas Santa Cruz, for San Francisco. In vort May 20—Br bark Adderley, for San Ger bark rk Anjou, for San Francisco: ¥'r bark Anne de Brotagne, MENDOCINO—Arrived June 15—Stmr Phoe- ' for San’ Francisco; Br ship Brunel, for Hono- States Coast and Geode! es and Helghts ofs High and Low Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San Francisco Bav. Published by official au- _thority of the Superintendent. NOTE—The high and Jow water occurs at the city front (Mission-strest wharf) about twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point; ic Survey— the highest tide is the same at both places. B Sun sets Moon _sets o ITime ok (5 lpw 18 17 21 %1 NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides early morning tides are given in the left hand column and the successive tides of the day in the order of occurrence as to time; the fourth time column gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, as sometimes occurs. The heights given are in additlon to the soundings of the United States Coast Survey Charts, except when a minus (—) sign precedes the heights, and then the number siven ubtracted from the depth given by the charts. 'The plane of reference 1s the mean of the lower low waters, —_— Time Ball. Branch Hydfosraphic Office, U. § .. Mer- chants’ Exchanae, Francisco, Cal., Ghants' Exchange, San " Francisco,’ Ca The time ball was not dropped tn-day. J. Cy BURNETT, Licutenant, U, 8, 'N., in charge. DAY, JUNE 16, | California 1903 $6 for a ouble Sleeping erth To Chicago or St. Louis Burlington | ~Houte Please send me complete information about d Personally conducted parties canduciat every week to Chicago, St. Louis and Boston. Name COUPON. W. D. SANBORN, General Agent Burlington Route, The difference in the cost of a first-class and & 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 car ata cost of $14 from San Francisco or Los Angeles to Chi- cago or $13 to St. Louis, while the holder of asecond- 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 pqcket, 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 portex"s Just as attentive and obliging, if not more so, and if you go 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 you all about our personally conducted tourist parties, send you a descriptive folder, ue answer carefully any question about “going east that you may wish to ask. CUT THIS OUT. 631 Market Street. San Francisco. Phone, Main 1188. our personally ies. Tell me also about ourist car parties to eastern the route these parties take. Address. They Receive Special Attention. Old people and ladies traveling al with children receive special attention fr. managers of our tourist sleeping car excursions. They are looked after from the moment they get aboard the car until they reach their journey’s end. They are relieved of all bother about tickets and baggage. T assisted to and from the dining car and on and off the trains. Cars leave San Francisco for Chicago daily via El Paso. Monday uesday and Thurs . Wednssdays, The a Colorado™ 8 2. m., Wednesdays, Saturéays and Sundays. Information on request. cars F. W. THOMPSON, General Western Agent, Market Street, San Francisco. y cars are personally conducted. St. Louis car leaves Mondays; Memphis car, SQUTHERN PACIFIC SAN NCISCO. S Fest of Market Street) e e Vacaville, Winters, Rumse; . Sen Tamon. Vaiieie, pA. 1stogs, Santa Rosa. N lles, Lathrop. Stockton. Davis, Wood!and, Knights Marysville. Oroville, Marysville for Gridiey, Bigge one or om the rom, Tracy,Stockton.Sac os Banos. Mendot: Vi a. Portervilie . Port Costa, Martiaez, Lathrop, Mo- desto, Merced, Fresno, Goshen Junciton. Shasta Express—Davis. (for Bartlets Springs). iiiiame Willows, s, San Jose, Lt ton,Tone. Sacramento, Placerville, Marysviile. Chico. Red Biaff..... Oakdale. Chinese, jamestown, Se- nora, Tuolumne and Angels tnez and Way Stattor und. 3 Ba: -y, Lo~ Merced, Ray- hey are The throp, Stockton. mond, Fresn Pacific Coast | | RAILWAY | Limited... 7o CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO Extra trf 30. 8:00, DAYS— NlAfi NORTHI;iiéTEIN RY. CO. LESSEE SAN FRANCISCO AND-NORTH PACIFIC ‘Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market St. . §:00. . B:10, 5:50, 8: 3:40, 5:10, 6:30. ve Express, via Coast Lie).... o s % d_ Limited — Ogden, Chicag . 12.! d Way Stations. 3.26» Steamers.. . 111.00» Sacrament . Colusa, Wil ding. Marys v 3 1958 3 Hayward, N1l 557 4.00P Martinez,San Ramon, Vallejo,N 8toga, Santa Ross........ ... s;’; —— | 4.00® Martinez, Tracy, Lathrop.Siockton. 10 4.00" Niies, Livermore. Stockton, Lodi.. 4.28» : -~ - COMPANY. 15.30» 00: TO SAN RAFAEL. 00~ $:00_ 11:00 a. m.: | §.007 and 11:30 Orfental ©Omaba, St Louls, Chicago. (N day coaches run om thls train between San Francisco and p at 1:30 p. m, 9:30, 11:00 2. m.; 11 | 5, Fresno, Berenda, i - i 11:15 a. ] 3 Yosemite), Mariinez. Arrives.. 8.264 i An ldeal Train| 2 5 p. m. Saturdays—Extra trip 7.00r San Pablo, Port Costs, Martines ¥ 3 | SUNDAY e and Way Statlo l;. .n S 3 50, 5:0¢ For Those Who | 8:40. 4:50. 5:00. 90r valiei , S he “Besk: |5 =, . U i oo e e T eek the €S | san Francisco.| May 3. 1903. = 35 Tamento, Marysville, Redding. k| Destina- Portiand. Puget Sound and East. 8.58a | tion. | 19107 Hayward, Niles and San Jose (Sun- - ¥ Gy onty) oo ... 111.554 SANTA FL TRAINS. | 11.26¢ Port Costa, Tracy, Lathrop, Me- t cerry Depot desto, Merced.Raymond, Freaso, 12.28» Leave Market-street Ferry Depot. Ignacio. | Hanford. Visalis, Bakersfield. 5.35» TS Lim'd | Locai |Ov'rl'd _ AST LINE it 6 —4 co Lsi'xflt of Market Sireet.) N = 37454 Sania Cruz Excursion (Sumdey sn Fran.. : * “only). y @10w i Stockton. Novato, 8.164 Newark. Centerviile. Sa Merced ... Petaluma, Felton, Bouider Cree Fresno and i Cruz and Way Statlons . Hanfora P Santa Rosa. | 12.16® Newark, Centerville. Sa ** Visalia .. P - 2 g ngE New Almaden, Los Gatos, F' ‘ Bakersfield P 1t ‘ Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz and ‘ Kansas City a. Fuiton. ! Principal Way Stations Chicago v ! 4157 Newark. San Jose, Los Gatos and e S in i e Windsor. (on Saturday snd a for morning: p for afterncon. st e st Sunday runs through to Santa 7:30 m. Daily is Bakersfield 1x e Cruz. coanects at_ Felton for ping at all points in San Josquin V e e Bouider Monday enly responding train arrives at 8:55 a. Cloverdale. from San L1 ] 0:30_a.” m Monday and Thursday is ihe = E OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY. | CALIPORNIA LIMITED, carrying Pal- gy e From SAN FRANCISCO, Foot of Market St. (SUp#) ace Sleeping CArs and Dining Cars ah. | S5 900 11:00 4. 1.00 3.00 5.15 e | through to Chicago. Chalr car runs to Bakers. Willits. From OAKLAND, Foot of Broadway — 15:00 18:00 fleld for accommodation of local first-ciass pas- tickets are honored | | sengers. No second-cla: Camp 9:05_10:00 A 1200 200 4007 COAST LINE (Broad Gauge). Vacation. |10:20 a on this train. Corresponding train arrives at ol (Third and Townsend Streets.) 11:10 p. m. Tuesday and Friday. “Sonoma, | =5 Way Stati = 350" "m. Dt Limited, Composits Gien Eitén. | TR e v e wey e 4 x ‘and Reclining’ Chalr Car betwsen Bakers- = | 7700s New Almaden.. oo r:_"” field and San Francisco. Corresponding train | £ AImaden. 3 y % arrives at 11:10 . m. daily. Sebastopol. | 7:25 p| 6:2 T P00 Mtmel S08 Susta Grow agup | 4:00 p. m. is Stockton Local. Corresponding connect at Santa Resa for White | §.00a CoastLine Limited—Stopsoniy San | train arrives at 11:10 a. m. daily. Sulphur_Springs; at Fulton for Altruria Jose.Gliroy Hollister, Pajaro.Cas- | 8:00 p. m. Daily Is the Overland Express. | 3Fi " \west Springs: at Ly r troville, Saiinas, San Ardo, Paso { with through Palace and Tourist Sleepers and | Siinge: at Geyservile for Skagss Springs; at obles ta Margarita, San Luis { Eree Reclining’ Chalr, Cars to Chicago: also | Qigverdale for the Geysers, Booneville and « .(principal stationsthence) | Palace Sleeper, which cuts out at Fresno. Cor- | Greenwcod; at Hopland for Duncan Springs, Santa Barbera, and Los An- | responding train arrives at 6:25 p. m. dally. | BTN Springs, yville, Carlsbad geles. Counection a: Castroville | __Personally conducted parties for Kansas City. | s 8020 Soda Bay, Lakeport and Bartlett to and from Monterey and Pacifs Chicago and East leave San Fraucisco every | cPUnel o¢ Ukiah for Vichy Springs, Saratoga Grove and at Pajaro north bound Monday, Thursday and Saturday at & p. m. " | % ! Blue Lakes. Laurel Dell Lake, Witter from Capitols and SantaCru: 10.48» 1 641 Market street and in Ferry De- Upper Lake Pomo, Potter Vall 9.004 San Jose. Tres Pinos, Capitoia, 1112 Broadway, ‘lakland. ay's, Riverside, Lieriey’s Bucknell taCruz Pacific Grove; Saltnas Sanhedrin _ Helghts, Hullville, Orr's Fot fou Luts Obinge tnd Frinefyel Halfway House. Comptche, Camp PR e R sy AW Hopkins, Mendocino City, Fort Bragg St Express. Westhound. Westport, Usal; at Willits for Fort Bragg. T T N { { Wertport. Sherwood, Cahto. Covelo. Layton- | Sant Barbara. Arriees T 1.300 |ville, Cummings. Bell's Springs, Harris, Oisen’s, | 10.304 San Jose and W sy Station 1200 | Dyer, Garberville, Pepperwood, Scotia and Eu- | 11.30a San Jose, Los Gatos and Way Sta- | reka. A o Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at re. | Jose and Way Statly v -H!: duced rate: 1 Jose and Way Statios 19.40a On sundays—Round-trlp tickets to all points | Del Monte Express—Santa Clara, beyond San Rafael at half rates. Gliroy. Hollister, Capl- Ticket office, 650 Market street, Chronicla Del Moote, Moa- bullding. rove, Salinas H. C. WHITIN R. X. RYAN, | Principa Station = 21ee Gen. Manager, Gen. Pass. Agt. $.30r Burlingame. San Mat . + | Menlo Park. Palo flela, TO SAN RAFAEL, el T | arn and San Jose . ! RT H J 14.307 San jose, Gliroy and Way Station: nul: | i SAN QUENT]N, 16.007 San Jose. (via Santa Clara) Los | Gatos, Wright and Principal Way Statfons... .. 2 .=. — | 96.30r SanJoseand Principal Way Stations :‘, 1 . San Mateo, Beresford, Beimout. San ‘tion and a fair trial of our work "t ways will convince you that the Dbet laundry In tdwn is the UNITED STATES LAUNDRY OFFICE 1004 MARKET STREET, Near Powell. m. THROUGH TRAINS. 3 zadero and way stations. . m.—Cazadero and way stations. . m.—Point Reyes and intermediate. ICKET OFFICE—¢26 Market street. FERRY—Foot of Market street Carlos, ‘Redwood,’ Fatr Menio Park. Pato Altor .. oore -30r San Jose and Way Stations. 007 Sunset Limited, Eastboun Luis Obispo, Santa Barhara, Los Ang Deming. El Paso, New ¥ Owen ™ : ol New York. (Westbound < 3220, d i i 3 . 8.00° P A‘A‘;‘"‘.". A . On Sundays all trains 7 1 g 0 Allo and A ll ' ILE flEFlEcTIuN :3 ‘smf'v_mm_ connect for Falrfax Park, " | m11.30¢ > Yrains marked (*) rm:n;u San Quentin. «11.307 San J. » 2 SAN RAFAEL FRANCISCq A for M Pt On wour part will convince you speed- | FROM SN S0 3 To. 0:50. T:30, 55 1o, Nino: 3 ety can ey et ily that it Is not to vour interest to 0; 10400, 1000 O oo 38, | §Stops at all stations on Sunday. patronize a laundry which plays havoc | 3ao0s o m reniaton aSaturdey oty ounday aly. with your ciothes. A little more reflec- ! ins marked () start from San Qi @Connecta at Goshen Jc. with tralas for Haaferd, FRA .. Visalla. At Freeno, fo €Via Coast Line. S Tuesday and Friday. <™ Arrive via Niles. 'y except Saturday. s san. Joaquin vatler. 0ps Santa Clara south hound only. Connects, cept Sunday: for a1 oinis Nevees ORAEG, r Visalla vis Sanger. Leave San Fran. ‘Can obiaia streagth and vicor MOUNT TAMALPAIS—RAILWAY Via Sausalito F Foot of Market St. Arrive San Fran. the use of DR. PIERCE'S A Won- s 1‘3 Weekly Call, §1 per Year. MARKET St., (North Shore Raiiroad) Sauvsauito Ferry, Foot Market St. SHOULD USE DAMIANA Great Mexican Remed: BITTERS, THE strength to sexual orga: Ep ned mnhfl‘fl.‘