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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10
CHILD RUN OVER.

ALAMEDA, Oct. 9.-The little daughter
of Mrs. Fores of 2O65 EncInal avenue was
painfully injured this afternoon while out
bicycle riding on Park street, near Central
avenue, by being run down by a horse and
spring wagon. driven by William Presby
of Bay Farm Island.
One wheel Of the vehicle passed over
the little girls head and her scalp was
badly lacerated. Presby was placed un-
der arrest pending further investigation
of the affair. He claims that the trouble
was caused by the little girl attempting
to pass between his wagon and the curb
on the wrong side. She struck the horse
first and in such a manner as to throw
her under one of the front wheels of the
wagon, and before the horse could be
brought to a stop the wheel had passed
over the little ones head. The injured
girl was carried into Binders drugstore
and her wounds were dressed by DIR.
Keyes. She was afterward taken to her
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Ex-soldier,s Strange Malady.

OAKLAND, Oct. 9.-The physicians at
the Receiving Hospital are nonplused
over the case of James Harvey, soldier,
who for over five hours this afternoon
stood motionless near the corner Of
Broadway and Fourth street, his head
thrown back, the pupils of his eyes di-
lated and his muscles contracted. Early
this evening his muscles relaxed, but he
was wholly unable to give any account
of himself and appeared demented; From
papers found in his possession 1t was
learned that he was recently, discharged
from the Twenty-third United States In
fantry He is % years of age and will be
examined for insanity tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10
Crand Opara-House.

The louE-hsired musical wonders may
shake their reverend heads over the
merry songs which they are pleased to
call jingle Of tones. but the public Will
never cease to entertain q particular af-
feCtiol for operas like "Gir0fle-GirOfia' -
wherein jolly music and bright dialogue
unite In producing d pleasant entertain
ment. one thing must be put TO the credit
Of the Grand Opera-hOuse, and that is the
Pains taken in the production of its plays.
There Is never hitch in the performance.
The mounting, costumes and chorus pre-
sent always chic appearance.
4 ne ute role OF the opera IS perhaps one
OF Miss 3IasOns foremost artistic achieve
mentS. NOT alone does she sing her part
with exceeding taste and clear voice, but
her appearance is very agreeable 10 the
most cEactirg eye, and her department
never lacks that refinement necessary for
the comic opera stage. This latter fact
was particularly demonstrated during the
'tipsy scene. wherein 50 many SOU
brettes are wont To 0VeracJ. The change
from GlTotie To GirCHa in the last act was
there was hardly any one IN the audience
who noticed il. III you desire model
piece OF tnpersonation do not fail to see
Edith Mason this week.
or course Pers~e sang we'll. he always
does. But last night he did something
else. he looked well roo. In fact, he mas
seldom looked hardsomer since his en-
gasrmeEt 1T the Grand. There IS great
deal iu looking the part. II is half OF the
dramatic battle won. William Wolff was
hardly fierce enough as the fcrOcious
Moor one could not exactly discover why
all these people were 50 afraid of him.
\ lit-ie more ginger would not do harm.
Arthur WOOley had one OF his fatnerly
roles which he knows so we'll how TO han
dIe especially when he counts up the vir-
tues II his better half" Winfred Goff
has not So much 10 do this week, but
what is allotted TO him is executed with
much care. His few solos are rendered
zrth artistic finish.
The chorus does some sHappy work and
the many pretty faces one encounters
therein add mucl % the finishing touches
Of a performance. the smOOthness Of
which Indicates drst-ciass stage man
fgln1eut ALFRED METZGEk.
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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10
MERGED EL0PERS
MARRIED AT OAKLAND

OAKLAND, Oct 9.-Once again Oakland
has proven haven for elopers The latest
is the sensational elopement of Mrs.
George Winters of Merced with Bert Mil
ton Cliff. a barber of the same place,
which eliminated in a marriage ceremony,
at which Rev. A. JathO, pastor of St.
Marcus Evangelical Lutheran Church in
this city, oficiated, last Saturday night.
The couple left Merced last week, TAX
ing with them the woman's 3-year-old son.
and on Saturday night about o'clock
they called at the residence of Rev. Mr.
Jatho in this city. The minister. how
ever, was out at the time, To the lady
who answered the bell the couple stated
that they had called at several ministers
homes, but had been unable to find a
pastor home to marry them II has since
been learned that the couple had also
called on the priest in charge of st. Jo-
seph's Church on Chestnut street. The
priest, however, seemed somewhat
alarmed and refused to solemnize the
union, noting that they seemed TO be in a
great hurry. He told them that all did
not appear right TO his mind, and so he
referred them elsewhere. Hence it was
shortly before midnight that Cliff with
his eloping bride and her little son again
returned TO Rev. Mr.. Jatho's home where
the nupual knot was tied in the presence
of Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Helen Fogarty,
neighbor, as witnesses.
Gift gave his age as 26 years and that
of the woman, who was named in the
marriage license as Miss Susie Drannon,
as % years, and their residence as San
Francisco. The 3-year-old boy who ac-
companied them they referred to as the
child Of a friend. The trio took the last
train for San Francisco.
George Winters, the deserted husband is
understood TO be closing out his business
interests in the La Grand Hotel at Merced
and rumor has it that he is but preparing
TO go on the trail of the guilty and SEEM
ingly bigamous lovers. 1t is stated that
Chft young brother also last week tried
to elope with a pretty Merced girl named
Laura Appling, but his plans were
frustrated.
Both Winters and Gift are known to
be quite handy with guns, and it is feared
that should they meet serious trouble
will surely follow
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10
Marked Improvement
i'm Her Work.
TIV0LI REvIVES "SATANELLA'
-TFLODIOUS "GIRoFLE GIRoFLA''
At THE GRAND.
Jim the PenEan" Amuses Alcazar
Patrons. the orpheum Presents
Sterling Bill and Eddie
Foy Gets the Laugh.

The big goddess is backed to stride and
sweep over the heads Of the little people
te.ow--he little people who tippety-te
about -lr local stage much OF the time
This is anotner way Of saying that Nance
O. Nel IS az the California
There IS the same cello tone about her
as before. But the cello is better tuned
As fer her beauty, it is a year more so.
The American stage holds up Maxine
Elliot from the Atlantic Coast and Nance
o NeI from the Pacific and says Look"
.Fe- NoftngtOn' is the play chosen for
-re opening Of the O'Neu engagement,
and the best of it is saved for the last.
Mss O'Neus touch is hardly light enough
-.- the most that We see Of Peg.
she is not glittering as Peg was,
and ~ more's the pity. That is why
-ra 1rst acts dragged just a bit IN
spots But she takes the third by
=---u. II is hers. every minute or
.- from the time that she enters the
Tr-r POETS home in her mad. lOvable
Tr--E. unCu the curtain falls upon the
f..-e--sWeet end Of her story Whatever
Nance q. Neil may have yet 20 earn, She
has tun5amentally the, sincerity, that
never can be learned. There IS only one
phase Il her that is artificial That IS her
Tlsrl cf She was not born for IL and
she cannot acquire it, and her safest way
is -. steer clear Of roles that demand II.
t-r vet-ln that case Peg Wellington"
4. .sr 81 avoided. And what are we 10 do
without that third act2
ffrL support a. an lIllBl or eIIltliL on 4dSl
seasons She brings one nOtiCeahly
strong man TO the front: Barton Hill.
His Triu-et is a sketch. perfect in its way;
@ rueak-v clever. drolly pathetic figure that
never iutrIies itself. hut works honestly
f.r the applause that. bless the good iudg-
r-eu- and good heart of the San Fran
cisco audience. il receives. Altogether
there is q far more prosperous air about
-ir Rsnklr's group than there used 10
1a They are better chosen. better trained
and FAR better dressed. The star herself
S. raEisEiUE in black DlumeS and pink
-.f~ La- luck send ever the fine
feathers which cannot make but may
rightly afrrr fine bird
SARAH COMGTOCK.
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President Gilman Is Coming.

BERKELEY, Oct. 9-Word has lust
been received from Baltimore that Presi-
dent John Gilman of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, accompanied by his wife will ar
rive in San Francisco on the 23d of this
month. President Gilman comes TO be
present at the public Inauguration of
President BENJAMIN Ide Wheeler of the
University of California. He will deliver
President Gilman was at one time the
head of the faculty at Berkeley. Prepare
tons are being made by the university
professors to hold a reception in his honor.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10
Tivoli.

After several years "Satanella" is
again on the boards at the Tivou Opera
house. The old theater-goers who were
present last night missed the sOngsters,
Helen Dungeon, Ethel Lynton. Eckert
and others. but the new cast did credit to
this pretty opera. Ada Palmer Walker as
Sataneua took the part with credit and
Tom Greene Count RuperD, the new
tenor was r fine voice. Harry Grard as
the pirate chief. William Schuster as
Arimaues, king demon of the world. and
Charlotte Beckwith as Stella, were also
entertaining. Liberal applause was given
the old favorite, Arthur Messmer,
and Julie Cote who took the part OF
viii continue during the week excepting
this evening which will be Verdi night"
in honor of the maestro's eighty-seventh
lirt LlaE-
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Francis
a.
'front.' make
themselves comfortable possible 1t
climate
to do and
off
the Of Of
public
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Chutes.

At the Chutes Theater last night Harry
Hopper and Fannie Starr made an anus
Ing hit in a sketch loaded with local al
Iusious, flying plates and a hot stove.
They kept the big audience in good humor
for nearly half an hour. Marion and Lyn-
ton. knOcka bout comedians, talked while
thev tumbled and the rest Of the bill was
as good as usual Adgie sang a new song
in her cage OF lions and fifteen new NOV
ing uiCtureS were shown.
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A KindI7 Remembrance.

OAKLAND, Oct. 9.-The hearts of the
Board of Managers of the Fabiola Hos
pital were gladdened at the annual re-
who was a one time a patient at the
institution. The donation was made in ap-
probation for the kind attention this
and her husband out of work and she
left the hospital cured.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10
The P illppine War.

This contest is proving much more stubborn
than we anticipated. 1t needs vigorous con-
test to straighten matters out. We should
tackle the Philippines and overcome them as
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters does dyspepsia,
Indigestion, malaria. fever and ague and liver
and kidney diseases. The battle is short and
decisive. and for fifty years the Btters has
always won. If you are i'll, and don't know
what's wrong, try it.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10

into the Partisan laundry, where he had
been formerly employed, and made away
with suit of clothes and considerable
other wearing apparel of various kinds.
Parrish led the officer a merry chase
across the Webster street marsh. attempt
ing to make his way into Oakland and
thus elude the officer. Anderson caught
his man at the corner of Third and Alice
streets u o. alslen nd
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Monday. October 9.
Stmr Newport, Saunders. 80 days from Ma
Mia via Nagasakf % days.
Schr Newark, Beck, 27 hours from UsaI
SAILED
Monday. October 9.
Stmr Grace Dollar, Walvg. South Bend, with
schr Neptune in tow.
Schr NEPTUNE. Estvold, Coos Bay in tow of
stnr Grace Dollar.
DOMESTIC PORT
PORT BLAKELET - Arrived Oct 9-Bktn
Amelia and schr Eric. from Honolulu: schr G
S Holmes from Port Townsend; schr Defender.
hence Sept q.
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMER
LIVERPOOL-Arrived Oct s-Stmr Etruria
from New York
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10

Private Ira Casker, February SIS, 1899.
Private Rolla Proudfoot. February 5-6
1899
Private Benjamin C. Galman, June 3
Private Charles G. Anderson. June 4
Private Ernest L. Fisher. February 5-6
Total, S.
COMPANY X
Private William Sloat. February 5-6
Private Frank L. Ross. March 6, 1899
Corporal Robert W. Bucklia. March IS
Private William H Hinchcnfe. Marcr
Private Thomas L. Monroe, March %
1889.
Total, 8.
COMPANY l.
Private John Pruitt. February SIS, 1899.
Private Carson Ellis, February Is, 1899
Corporal - Fumes, April q, 1889.
Total, 3.
COMPANY NJ
Corporal James Neary, February 5-6
1893
Musician Joseph w osberger. Febru-
airy 5-6. 1899.
Private Arthur L. Osborne. February
5-6 1899
Private Richard Hughes. February 5-6
1889
Private Albert E. Barth, February 5-s
1899
Private Jesse H. Morgan, February 5-6
1899.
Private Joseph P. Bernice, February 5-6
1889.
Private Wesley Walton. February 5-6
1898
Private John J. Calile. February SIS. 1899
Corporal Charles A. Augustus, February
5-6 1889
Private Frederick c. Morey, March 6
1899
Total. IL
COMPANY NOT DESIGNATED.
First Lieutenant Edward K. Erwin
February SIS, 1899
Second Lieutenant Joseph Smith, Feb
rUary 5-6, 1899.
Quartermaster Sergeant Rufus D. Clark
February 5-6, 1899
Quartermaster Sergeant Olyer Clancy
February So 1899
Cook ]. D. Weatherby, February Sc
1899.
Private Oval F. Gibson. February 5-s
1899.
Private Warren Marshall. March I. 1899
Total, I.
Summary of losses by companies:
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
" Sausalito Ferry.

Commencing October !, 1889.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS-'7:0o. $3.50. HOO a m; '1:45.
IS s:4e Sis SEQ. $50 p.
EXTRA TRIPS-For Mil Valley and San Ra-
fael on Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
suNDAYs-' 100, 1000. '11:s0 a. m; 1:l5.
ais. .445 $780, 500 p.
Trains marked ~ to San Quentin.
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS-5;25. '6:35. 7:45. 99:40 a. m. !;
.I2:s0 2:l5, $40. '5;15 p. m.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays at $40 and 10:15 p.
SUNDAYS-6:20 "S:00 'I0:00, 'u:45 a. m :;
81 40 '3:I5 4:45, $3.50 ..
Trains marked 90 start from San Quentin.
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS-5:45. 6:45. 1860. s:45 a. N. !;
y .35 2:35, 3:45. $50 p. m.
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays at 7:0O and 1920 p.
SUNDAYS-S:05. l0:o5 a m; 12:o5, 2:15 $50.
5:e0, 645 p.
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:O0 a. m week days-CaZadero and way sta tons
$40 D. m. Saturdays-Tomales and sTav stations
SEQ a m SIndavs-Tomales and way stations.
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Another Burglar.

ALAMEDA. Oct 9.-Peter Parrish a
young man about 81 years of age, was
arrested by officer Anderson this evening
on charge of burglary. Parrish broke
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10
Death of James BorIand

OAKLAND, Oct. 9.-James Borland. a
pioneer, died Of pneumonia Yesterday at
ceased was a native of Butler, Penn.
aged y years. He came to California in
lS49. settling in Downieville, Sierra County,
Cal. where he married In October, 1865.
He leaves widow and three children.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10
BORN AND DIED IN
THE PATROL WAGON

OAKLAND, Oct. 9.-Mrs. Ollie Bayley,
aged 10 years, became very suddenly i'll
in East Oakland to-day and while she
was being conveyed to the Receiving
Hospital IN the police patrol a child was
born to her The infant died immediate
ly from exposure. Mrs. Bayley stated
that her husband had left her last April
to go TO Kansas City. Mo. She has been
supporting herself by working out as a
domestic and gives her residence as 473
Sixth street.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10
Miss Fosters Concert.

Jessie Foster. a lyric soprano Of extra
ordinary compass. Will sing for the first
time in this city tonight at the Sherman
& Clay Hall. Her programme will include
many numbers seldom heard here.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10
OLYMPIA.

Maurice Montague, the barytone. made
quite hit at the Olympia last night
Ruth NeIta is one OF the main attractions
and Du Bell is still a hit. This is his
last week. The other numbers on the bill
are good
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10

Hotel Topsy Turyy" thoroughly
amused the audience at the Columbia last
night. Eddie Foy was at his best and his
appearance was the signal for wholesome
laughter. The play ran smoothly and will
doubtless amuse good audiences during its
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10
Alcazar.

The Alcazar stock company IS TO be
Congratulated on its creditable production
cf Jim the Penmau" last night. The old
play is suil Of absorbing interest. Eugene
Ormondo appeared as Captain Redmond
The detective and mis- impersOnauOn Of
the character stamped him as a versatile
actor. There was nothing overdrawn and
every point was marked with distinctness
and no straininG after effect. Miss Ger
truGe Foster as Mrs. RalsIOn. the wife Of
the "Penmau.' had evidently studied the
part carefully, and the result was q
finished and refined characterization.
Miss Helen Henry was charming as
Agnes Ralst0n. the daughter, and Daniel
Halifax as Jack Ralston, the SON had a
C0ugenial part. Charles W. King as James
Ralstou, the forger; G.. 4. Montaine as
Baron dartfc.d Frank DenitLorne as
Louis Perc!vaI and Charles Bryant as
Lord Drelinc0urt played their parts well.
The piece was cNcelleutly mounted and
the mana cement has carried out its
promise to give an artistic and dramatic
presentation.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10
Columbia.

bers on the programme afforded excel
lent entertainment.
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mouNf TAMALPAI5 SCENIC RAILWAY
Leave San Francisco via Sausalito Ferry
Commencing SUNDAY. October l, 1893
WEEK DAYS-s:30 a. m and las p.
Fare s. F. to Summit and Return 81 40.
THOS. COOK & SON, Agts., 62l Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10

England has about $50 packs of fox
hounds and about 5000 horses are kept
specially for foX-hunting.
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Ornhaun.

There IS 4 tradition well nigh forgotten
that the Cr1heum in the past had an
"oh' week. This week is not one Of those
times. There is nothing "oH' about it.;
II Is strictly "on." In fact. it is seldom
that the wideawakc management has sue
ceeded n getting together such a con-
spicuous collection Of stars. The best Of
the new people this week are the Flor
enz. family. They are daring acrobats
and perform the most difficult reats IN
evening dress. The young man who is
the king Of the troupe astOnished the
spectators by the apparent ease with
which he performed that rare feat known
as .'fuI tWisters' when somersaulting
from shoulder 10 shoulder.
La Petite Elsie is a little girl who will
develop into a beautiful woman. She is
as clever al she is charming, and her imi-
tatfons Of May irwin, Anna Held and
other well-known actresses are unique.
The bills told the truth when they called
the lie Page sisters phenomenal change
artists" The speed with which they
make their changes would put the CO.
IIu1bia and the Shamrock tC shame in
gale Of wind. Their baby quarrel scene
and the Bowery girls are artistic and are
the hit Of the evening. The other mum
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10

LEAVE FROM OCTOBER 2 1873 ARRIVE
.7:OOA Benicia, suisun and Sacramento . '5:I3P
s7=OOA Marysville, Orovile aud Redding via
Woodland Observation-Disclosures. f0=A0P
-s:O0A Elmra, Vacaville and Rumsey...... *S:1OP
a7:;SOA Martinez, San Ramon. Vallejo Napa
Cslistoga aud Santa Rosa....---.. f6:I5P
's:OOA Atlantic Express. Ogden and EGst.. H0:40A
'ss3OA Sau Jose, Livermore, Stockton
lone Sacramento Placsryille,
MaysVllle Chico. Red Bhtn n...... HS:I5P
ts;BOA sMton, Oakdale and Sonora....... *i:I5P
+9:OOA Haywarls Niles and Way stations - i=l@A
Merced and Fresno ..........'... rI2:I3P
'DEOoA Fresno bakersfield Santa Btrhara,
Los Angeles Derning FL PRso
New Orleans and East-..-.-...... S6:f3P
10000 Vallejo. Martinez aud Way Stations -7:I5P
'II:OOA Haywards, Niles and Way Stations f2=ioP
sI2:OOM Niles, livermc:e Stockton. Sacra-
meuto, Mendoza, Hanford Vsalia,
PCrterYille .........-s...-- 'A;loP
tI:OOP Sacramento River Steamers ......... ts:OOP
t3:OOP Haywards, Niles and Way Stations. '0;i0P
Napa. Gastog, Santa Rosl.. - so.I04
sI:Oor Benicia, Yacaville, Saerai"ento,
Woodland. Knights Landing,
Marysvie, OTovillc. ..........-... HiO=45A A
s4:3OP Niles San jose and Stockton ....... '1:I5P
SCOOP Tho Owl Limited. Tracy Fresno
Bakersfield. Saugus for Santa Bar
bara Los Augeles................. s9:l5A
"3;3OP Stockton, Merced Fresuo........... +I2:IJP
@0=30P Martinez, Tracy, Mendoza, Fresno,
Mojave and Los Angeles. ......... fs:45A
f5:3OP Santa Fa Route Atlantic Express
for MujAve and Iast.-..-----..... -6:45P
den and last t.....,,...i,......... 's:5oP
s6:O0P HayWRrls Niles and San Jose...... '1.iSA
t6:OOr Vallejo +I2:i3P
t7:OOP Vallejo. Port Costa and Way sta
a.. tlohs- .....-......-..-... l9io"P
sS:0oP Oregon Express. iacTmeuto Alarys-
Vile, ItCl,liue, Portland, Puget
SiiInd ami Past INSTRUMENTATION. rS:lOA
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
tPACIFIC sysTEM.l
Trains leave and ARE due to sIrrIV re Rt
SAN FIsANCASEO.
Main Line. Foot OF Market Street.
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COAST DIVISION Marrow t,aug
IL :. -L.----l

CUANT Division lNarr0W t,augcl
foot Of Market Street,
's:I5A Newark, Ccutervillc. San lose, Fclt0u,
Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz and Way
f7laIlous- ----.-...-- ..-----.--.
f2;iJP Newark, Centeryii!e, San Jose, New
Almaden, FELTON,, Boulder Greek,
Santa Cruz and Principal Way
StatlOus-. .-..-.-..--.-......
'ltI5P Newark, San Jose, Los Gatos. .
biI:I5P Hunters Excursion, San jose and
Wnv Ststin-s
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The PACIFIC IRA NSFER COnPANY
vii call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences. Enquire OF Ticket Agents FOR Time Cards and
other information.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10

CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From san FRABCISG0-Foot Of Aaras, Street lSIig 81
'7l5 900 II.90S.M. 1850 200 t3:co
400 t5co .s.cor.a.
From 0AELAsD-Foot o. tBroadwsT--6:00 500 IO.OOA ~
tl2oo +l:oo t2:o9 '33o t4:0o ~5.ccr.u.
COAST DIVISION Broad tauge).
(Thiri and Townsend Stz)
t6:IOA Ocean View, South San Frarcisc0 f0:3OP
'S:OOA San Jose and Way Stations (NeW
Ahnaden Wednesdays only ...... +I;3OP
'9:OOA San Jose. Tres Iiuos. Santa Cruz
Pacific Grove. PGso Eoles, San
Luis Ohspn, Surf, Lon poe and
Principal Way Stations ....-.... *I:ioP
sIO:tOA San Jose and Way Station4 +6:;S'JA
aII:3OA San Jose and Way Stations ...... s5:.sOP
t2;35P San MateO Redwood Mcnlo Park
Palo Alto Santa CHA, San lose
Tres Pinos. Santa Cruz. Salinas
Monterey and Pacific Grove. t5O:;s6A
f3;3OP San Jose and Way Stations ........ s9:3OP
ti:I5P San Jose and Principal Way Stations *9:43A
t5:OOP San Jose and Principal Way Stations t9:00A
"5:3OP San Jose and Princina Way Stations -S:S'jA
sB:3eP San Jose and Way Stations 49,. tS:3oA
6II:43P San Jose and Way Stations..-...... -7:3OP
A for Morning p for Afternoon
Daily. tSunday excepted ! Sunday only.
Saturday only.
The PACIFIC IRA NSFER COlPANY
Will call for and check baggage from hotels and
dences Enquire OF Ticket Agents Tor Time Cards and
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for Morning 2 for Afternoon
Daily Sunday excepted Sunday only
D Saturday only
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-03
IiOW'S This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh cure.
II. j. CHENEY & co. Props, Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known L. j.
Cheney for the last IL years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
ont any obligations made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To-
lcdo, o., Walding, Kinnan Il Marvin
Wholesale druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Cntarrh cure il taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucuollS
surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bot
tie. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials
free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
jul27 99.chm.