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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-05
Heavy Loss at Maxfield.

Cameron, Texas. Nov. "a very
disastrous fire occurred at Mayfeld, a
village ten miles east of Cameron, last
night Fire was first discovered in
DR.. Killiar's Office over Mr.. +. d. At
kinson's mercantile establishment,
and when first discovered was beyond
control 1t completely destroyed the
store building and stock of goods of
E. d. Atkinson, A. E. Brady and a
small establishment belonging to a
young man named Buchanan.
The loss will amount to about S12.-
600. Mr.. Atkinson was partly covered
by insurance. In addition to Mr.. At
kinson's loss the postoffice and tele-
phone exchange were burned also.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-05

POLITICAL SITUATION
AS VIEWED TO-DAY
THE CONTESTS ARE CLOSING TO-
DAY, AND EVERYBODY is NOW
CLAIMING VICTORY.

Special to the Herald.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 5.-Five
state tickets are in the field, but only
the two old parties will figure in the
contest. John Awkward. Democratic
candidate for governor, claims he will
be elected by ten thousand majority
the lowest Democratic claim in years.
Governor Davidson claims he will be
reelected by eight thousand. 1t is
predicted the vote will be close in
Representative Babcocks district.
The latter was until recently chair
man of the National Republican Com.
mittee.
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IMPORTANT ISSUE
IN CALIFORNIA RACE
is WHETHER OR NOT THE PEo-
PIE OR SOUTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD SHALL CONTROL.
Special to the Herald.

San Francisco, Nov. 5.-The i'm
portant issue confronting the voters
of California is SHAH the Southern Pa
Gifts railroad control the state house
at Sacramento? James " Gilett, the
Republican candidate for governor,
denies that he represents the rail-
road. Theo. A Bell, Democrat, and
VIM. H. Langdon. of the Independent
League, oppose Gillette. Union labor
will support Bell.
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Bowers Exonerated.
ecial to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Washington. d. c., Nov. 5.-Fish
Commissioner Bowers was today ex-
onerated of the charge of pernicious
activity in politics in attempting to
levy campaign contributions upon the
Martinsburg, w. Va, postmaster for
the purpose OF advancing the cause
of Republican candidates.
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viii Serve His Sentence.

Special to the Herald.
Washington. D. c., Nov. 5.-The su.
preme court has denied Geo. Morans'
petition for a writ of habeas corpus.
The result of this decision will be
that Moran will serve the rest of his
life sentence in the Lansing. Kansas,
prison, where he is confined. He was
convicted Of the murder of Joseph
Bellblossom in Oklahoma in August
OF 1904.
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h to the Herald.

Norfolk. w. Va, Nov. 5.-The court
OF inquiry has been ordered to inves-
tigate the collision Saturday between
the battleships Virginia and Old Do
minion. The court viii decide wheth-
er the officers of the battleships will
be court martialed for alleged negli-
gence.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-05
SOLDIERS MUTINIED
AND WERE CHARGED
REFUSED TO BEND THE KNEE IN
AN ENGLISH BARRAcK, AND
WERE CHARGED.
snecial to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Portsmouth, Eng, Nov. 5.-Resent-
ing the officers command to kneel
during an address at the naval bar
racks. three hundred men mutinied
Sunday and were very disorderly I'M
til quelled by a charge from other
troops The entire garrison was mob
olized and charged the mutineers with
fixed bayonets. Many of the mutt
neers were severity injured.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-05

The cheap limitations of Foley's
Honey and Tar cost you the same as
the genuine in the yellow package.
Why then risk your health, perhaps
your life, taking them when Foley's
Honey and Tar will cure your cold
and prevent serious results? It is
guaranteed. Avenue Drug Store.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-05
situation In Ohio.
Special to the Herald.

special 10 the Herald.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 5.-Tomor.
rows election will result in the di.
vorcement of local issues from the
state and national issues. The indi.
cations are that the Democrats-C Cit.
zens municipal party will win the
fight. The Republicans, however,
claim victory for both Congressman
Longworth and Goesel.
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VIM Broyles.

Dizziness. spells OF blindness, head.
ache and sour stomach are caused by
torpid liver and constipated bowels.
Prickly Ash Bitters removes the
cause Of the trouble and puts the sys-
TEN in perfect order.
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In Iowa.
Special to the Herald.

special 10 lne HeTald.
Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 5.-Both
the Democrats and Republicans are
claiming Iowa, which is normally Re
publican by a hundred thousand ma
jority. Bets are being made that
Governor Cummins' majority will be
forty thousand over Claude B. Miller,
Democrat.
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Cheap KlndIlna Wood.

Kindling so cents load at the old
Howard Oil MIL Send team and get
all you want Must be moved at
once.
2-3t VIM. Broyles.
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Balloon Burned.

Hallettsville, Texas, Nov. Ayes
terday afternoon balloon which the
carnival company holding forth here
was about ready TO send up ought
fire and burned. Several small boys
standing near and one of the carnival
men inside were badly burned The
boys most badly burned are Hubert
Braunig, August Haudlos, Dick Timm
and Henry East
The Woman's Guild of St Philips
church will hold their annual Iale on
Saturday, December 18th.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-05

Nice showing Of Drummers' Sam.
pie Ostrich Plumes, on sale at Hor.
Wits for the next ten days. tt
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-05
MEMORIAL WINDOW
viii Be Gift of Mrs. Russell Sage to
First Presbyterian Church.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
New York, Nov. 5.-A memorial
window in honor of Rev. John Wat
son Adams is to be given to the First
Presbyterian church by Mrs. Russell
Sage. The window viii cost fifteen
hundred dollars.
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THAW's TRIAL
May Be Delayed Until the Latter Part
of December.-Not Next Week.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
New York, Nov. 5.-District Attor
ney Jerome denies the report thai
Harry Thaw will be tried next week
TIE trial may be delayed until the lat
te, part of December
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In Illinois.
Special to the Herald.

DPoNIalI % tIII AAlI tlIus
Chicago. ILL.,, Nov. 5.-Chairman
West of the Republican state commit.
tee claims the Republicans will have
10000 plurality in the state. Chair
man Borchenstein Of the Democratic
/ stsflt ccfiiilItct-- .sl,liLiIt.l
publicans win elect a majority Of the
congressional candidates, but says the
Democrats will have ten members.
The Socialists and Prohibitionists will
poll big votes, and Hearst's Independ-
ent League is expected to poll forty
thousand votes, mostly former Demo
cratic votes. Cannon's election is con-
coded.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
kARN0 PLAYERS
ARE FUNMAkERS
Orpheum Goers Laugh
Approval of English
Comedy People.
Troupe Is Sent Direct
From Chicago to
This City.

How would you like to be sardine?
might be a very pertinent question for
pleasure loving San Franciscans to put
TO each other as they crush close to-
gether on the crowded cars on Sunday
afternoon on their way to the many
amusements at the Chutes and to see
the rollicking fun at the Orpheum. To
be a sardine. and come in a tin box,
must be somewhat similar. experience.
No better proof that the bills are good
could be than to witness how bent the
people are on getting to the grounds,
even when to do so means to wedge
into the tightly crammed tramways.
The biggest item of the new features
of this weeks bill is Fred Karno's Lon
don Comedy Company. 1t ia said TO be
the funniest thing at present on the
rca@. There are sixteen comic artists
In the cast. and to bring this big out
fit here the Orpheum management has
10 pay sixteen fares all the way from
Chicago. for the Karno crowd stop to
entertain no people between here and
the big city OF the lakes 1t is a very
crowded half-hour of fun these people
have come so far to give us, and they
surely must have been much pleased
with the enthusiasm that greeted them
on Sunday afternoon at their frst per-
for;nance The play represents a night
in an English music hall and the bois-
ferrous fun which takes place in the
mimic theater soon bursts across the
footlights into the audience of the real
one.
A less violent laugh maker, but GER
tainly more artistic spell of amusement.
was given by Kelly and yiolette, in
their part called "Swells from the
Pacific' They sing together as lovers.
and in the plantation negro dialect
song, where they ring in the repetition
about SaTbo asked her. "Dinah. does
you love me?" and Dinah answers
Deed I don' they were compelled by
tumult of hand-clapping to come back
and sing more bout Sambo and Dat
gal pinah from Carolina"
To lovers of little children and to
lovers of the woods and fields, the part
that Probst plays in the new bill can
be unhesitatirgly recommended. His
forte is whistling and Initiating birds.
He adds to the interest of his entertain
ment and makes il valuably instruc-
tive by giving stereopticon pictures of
the birds whose notes he is reproduc-
ing Two pictures TO each variety of
bird are thrown on the screen. The
first is very large and clear to show the
outline, the characteristic attitude. and
the color of the plumage of the song
ster, and then. as this skilled whistler
begins what might be called his in
imitable limitations, there comes upon
the screen a woodland picture repre-
senting the favcrite haunts of the bird
the mimic of whose voice you hear, and
perched somewhere, on bough, or sheaf
of grain, or bank of lake or stream,
you see the bird.
The other new feature of the bill is
Marvellous Frank and Little Bob, in
Producing their acrobatic dog Tip"
The gymnast who has lost a leg
makes good go on his one foot, the
clown is amusing, and as for the little
dog, Tip" IL that trio of fine actors
divides its money fairly. Tip should
get two-thirds of it.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
CHIEF DINAN CAPTURES
A SUSPECTED PICKPOCKET
Samuel Leonard VIII Be Held Till Peo-
pie yictimized Have Look
mt Him.

Samuel Leonard, a suspected pick
pocket, was arrested on a Fillmore
street car on Saturday evening by
Chief Dinan and turned over to Police
man Beach. who took him to the
O'Farrell-street police station. Leon
ard was shown to the different watches
Yesterday and people who have been
victims of picipockets on the cars will
be asked to have look at him to see
If they can identify him. He answers
the description of one of the two men
who stole $4T5 from Joseph Hirsch of
Sacramento on Market-street car op-
posite Sansome street last Thursday
morning.
The Chief saw Leonard and a COM
panion jostling man on the car. He
grabbed Leonard, but the latter's COM
panion, who is supposed to be Ed Nc
fntosh. eluded the Chiefs grasp and
made his escape.
About four months ago Leonard and
Mcintosh were arrested in Bacon place
by Policeman Teutenberg on two
charges of grand larceny. They were
aeld to answer before the Superior
Court, but the cases had to be dis
missed, as the complaining witness left
the city and could not be located.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11

The United States navy gunboat
Alert was yesterday turned over to the
naval militia of California and here
after viii be used as a training ship for
that organization She is to axe the
place OF the old Marion. which has been
In this service here for many years
Instead Of being tied up alongside the
dock. as the Marion has been, the
Alert Is 10 be anchored out in the bay
except when she makes her trips up
ard down the coasl Of California 70
give the naval reserve boys 4 chance
TO do some real duty"
The Alert. in command Of Captain
A. HcCracken- wss towed down from
Gere Island yesterday morning By the
tug Active, and anchored Of Folsom
street dock, where she was Immediate
ly boarded By the leading officers OF the
naval militia
The formal transfer OF the vessel
tOok place shortly after y o'clock
when Captain McCracken. represent
ang Admiral McCalla- gave the little
ggnboat over 10 the keeping of Cap
tain G. ". Bauer, the chief officer Of
cke naval militia
Fhe ceremony took place on deck,
ald was brief
The Alert has recently been put in
frst class shape for the new duty she
as 10. perform The improvements and
in the vicinity Of $24. 900. She is now
as trim q vessel as any that has ever
entered the hsrbor.
The Alert was built in 1876 and all
except her hull was rebuilt at Mare
Island n 1901. Her hull is of Swedish
iron She is fitted with six four-inch,
r2pld-hring guns. She is III feet
long, % feet beam, and draws 1914 feet.
She has 500 horsepower engines and
can steam 10 knots an hour.
The last sea trip Of the Alert was
made about two years ago. when she
went 10 Samoa
The acquisition OF this smart little
craft BY the militia is due TO the efforts
OF Adjutant General J. B. Lauck. who
went 10 Washington and personally in
'ferVfeWeo Assistant Secretary Newber-
~ on the subject
The officers Of the naval militia sta
tiOned in this port are: Captain G.. ".
Bauer, Lieutenant Commander G. r.
kammerer. Lieutenant Il p Smith,
Lieutenant 7. 5. Harloe, Lieutenant j.
A, Mcfzee, Lieutenant and Chief Engi-
Deer- william Speck, Lieutenant T. 3.
y. Leland (chicf surgeon), Lieutenant
(JUnior grade ". ConIia, Assistant Sur
gems a. II. Gianninf and Q. F. West
er5eld. Pavraaster C. r AIberger and
and John Jar6ine The naval militia
located here consists OF arst. second
and. engineer divisions.
It is the intention of Captain Bauer
20 take cruise on the Alert in the
near future, for the purpose Of visiting
the naval divisions stationed at Eureka.
Santa Cruz. Los Angeles. Santa Bar
bara and San Diego.
The Alert has accommodations for
fourteen officers and 225 men.
The cid Marion viii be taken up to
Mare Island next Sunday and handed
back 70 the Government
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
sEAMEA SCARCE
IN MANY PORTS
Furuseth Says Men Cannot Be
Had, as They Are
Leaving.
Owners Ready to Send Out
Vessels if Trouble Con-
tinueS.

According to Andrew Furuseth. sec
retary of the Sailors Union, the pres
ent strike of the seamen is not settled
At the conference to be held this morn
ing the owners of the various vessels
will have a hard time securing men to
man the crafts. According to the
leader of the seamen, competent
hands to sail with vessels are scarce
here now. as well as in the other ports
along the coast.
81 have information here that is
absolutely reliable" said Furuseth,
"and it is all to the effect that there
are no men to sail with any of the
steam schooners and other vessels in
any of the ports along the coast. From
all these places we receive the in
formation that there are no men to be
had The owners of the vessels are
doing all in their power to secure
hands. but UP to the present time their
efforts have availed nothing.
Eureka, Los Angeles, Portland, San
Pedro. Seattle. Grays IIarbor and
practically every seaport town on
the Pacific Coast is in the same fix
And still the owners os these boats
will try to tell the public they can
secure men enough. 1t is ridiculous
on the face of it. Some people may
believe it. but we know better, as we
secure the information direct from all
why. at the various meetings
there are not enough present TO make
up A quorum. Meeting after meetin z
has been called and still it is the same
old story. The men are not here. They
have left the Pacific Coast and sought
other ports. There is enough work for
| them elsewhere. so why should they
| linger in San FraDciscog
| Thare was no meeting on either side
| yesterday.
| A number of steam schooners en-
gagged in the lumber trade put to sea
Saturday night and yesterday Among
them were the Francis H. Leg
gett, Captain Reiner. bound for Flu
reka; Brunswick. Captain Ellefsen,
bound to Port Bragg: National
City, Captain Frederickson. bound
for Fort Bragg; Acme, Csptain
walvig, bound for Willapa, and Helen
P. Drew, Captain Gunderson, bound for
Greenwood The vessels sailed with
mixed crews picked UP from all parts
of the city.
The CoquiAe River arrived yesterday
from San Pedro with the regular crew.
which is said to have received the
wages demanded
If the meeting this morning does
not result in a settlement, it is an
nounced by the shipping men that they
will send several of their boats out
to sea with non union crews They
claim to have these men already
signed and ready for service and are
now awaiting the word from the as
ISOLATION before getting ready for sea
1t is still thought that an agreement
will be reached at the meeting today.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED JuNE ..


Schr Virginia. NissOn. days from Portland.
ARRIVED JUNE 20.
Strnr AlcazaT. Winkei, % hours from Eureka.
Stnr Eureka. JpSsen. "A hours from EUREKA
Stmr Eureka. Goiightiy, 4la days from
Stmr Elizabeth. Jensen. 80 hours from Ban
stmr whitesbOro. Fsgerlund. Is hours from
Greenwood: UP river direct.
stmr Signal Monroe rs hours from Crescent
Stmr Coqaille River. Olsen. 60 hours from San
St@r Bessie X. stark. IS hours from Eureka.
Nor stmr Terje Vixen, Gulliksen. days from
Bktn Coronado, Potter. II days from Homo
lulu.
Stmr National City, Frederickson, Fort Bragg.
SAILED JUNE TO-
stmr He.en r Drew. ssnnderson. Greenwood.
Sfmr Acme. Walvig, Wiliapa Harbor.
Bark Fresno, Peterson. Port Gamble.
Bark W b Flint, Hansen. Honolulu aad Maka.
Bktn Tropic Bird. Barron. Columbia River.
Schr North Bpnd. jackson. Coos Bay.
Sehr Rosie H. EreIson, Pirate Cove.
Schr Oakland. Johanasen. coquile River.
scsr JOHN A. Olsen. Grays Harbor.
Barge Santa Paula. Moe, Port Hartford; In
-" '1s - Returned JUNE 10.
Stmr Argo. Hanscsl. hence juno for Eel River,
River. on account Of breaking Of circulating pump
Sa June OF Point Reyes.
DOMESTIC PORTS
COOS BAY-Ssiled June 9-Stmr r A Kill
bura. FOR Eureka aud San Francisco. June To-
star Breakuaser. for San Francisco.
Arrii I'd Jnnc l0-Sfmr Alliance. from Astoria :
POLI TOWNSEND-Arrived June lO-Itai
shin Cressingt0n. hence May ~.
TATODSF3-Passed in june I0-ffer stmF Am
mon hehee June g for Seattle: Bkta Planter
hence June , for Fort Gamble
Passed ont June lO-Ger stmT Theben from
Seattle for San Fraaclsco. June 9--Fr stms
Arnirai Fourichon. from Wiaslow for San Fraa-
cisco
N0AIE-Aniyed June s-stmr Ohio and stmr
Victoria from Sestflf.
SkAGwAY-Arriyed June Io-stmr jefferson
from Seat
EIJREKA-Arrived June 10-s;mr Navarro.
hence June s.: stnr Kilburn. from Astoria
1's Sailed june lo--stmr Roanoke. for San Fran
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
Giant Hit By FaninE steel.

:: ID. Shelley, who lives at $50 Guerrero
street. was hit on his head by a piece
ef falling steel while he was On the
3 Harrison street dock yesterday Ele is
feet inches in height and built in
-proportion. He was carried 10 the Har-
-hsr Emergency Hospital, where the
cash. in his head made by the falling
steel was se~ed up by DR.. r c. Jill,
and he returned 10 his hnme shortly
sfterward. Shelley referred to the riece
of steel, which weighed about pounds.
as. being a little speck." II fell from
4 height of about 80 feet, and IL is a
miracle. il did not kill him. as IL h.t
him full force on the top OF his head
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
No LIQUID JOY
ON THE FOURTH

1t is going to be a sober as well as
quiet Fourth of July this year The
Mayor has been quoted as saying thai
saloons may open on the first of ths
month, but wise heads who see tht
danger of so much accumulated thirs
being turned loose so near a hoiida,
have been trying to induce Schmft
! to postpone the date of the resumptio.
OF quenching. Those who know SO
that the Mayor will cause the post
ponement of the sorrow-drowning un
til July 8.
II the tip is straight. IL will be joyfu
news to. the Police Department. Chic
Dinan's FINEST" have been trainin
for the big event on the first. Th
Chief has been wondering where h
could find accommodations for III
Fourth OF July jag comedians He ha
a vague notion that they might b.
taken out in the Sutro Forest an
roped to trees, If cord enough coui
be found for them.
Policeman Fatty" Collins. tho ora
Gle Of the department. is much dis
turbed over the reports of the reopen
ing on the first. Since the Hall Of Jus
tioe became a memory, Fatty has bee
the ornament of the Chiefs offic,
wherever 1t moved to. Now he h.
visions of himself hiking through ~
ruins with a strangle hold on Cowb.
Mag with one hand and half -NeIsc
on Hobo George with the other
Fatty" is the grand old man
the force with the alcoholics He ca
jolly the man with the pathetic Jag:
can make the man with the laugh,r
jag serious; he can persuade the nj.
with the singing jag that he is n.
musical, and he can play Jeffries wlae
the hghtingjag man bumps into hi,
He would be one of the first rushe
to the front on the glorious Fourt.
should his country need him, but
will probably not
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11

ASToRIA-Arrived June 1O-Stmr Yosemite,
from Rednndo
PORT HARFoRD-Arrived June 0, 1880 p NJ
Stmr Coos Bay. from San Pedro
San Francisco.
SEATTLE-Sailed June 9-Stmr Nevadan, for
Honolulu via Tacoma; Ger stmr Theben Theben,
for San Francisco.
JUNEAU-Sailed June 10-Stmr jefferson. for
Skagway: stmrs Humboldt and City Of Topeka.
for Seattle.
SAN PEDRo-Arrived June 1o-stmr Cali
ISLAND PORTS
HON0LULU-Arriyed June 10-Br bark Lord
Templeton. from Newcastle, Aus
Sailed June lO-U 5 stmr Sheridan, for
Manila. June 9-ship Acme, for Delaware
HILO-sailed June s-stmr American. for
FOREIGN PORTS
CoMox, B C-sailed June s-Br stmr XII
burn. for Genoa.
VICTORIA, C--Sailed June s-Br stnr XII
burn, for Genoa.
OCEAN STEAMERS
MOYIILE-Arriyed June l0-Stmr Caledonia.
from New York for Glasgow.
TRIESTE-ArTived jane 10-Stmr Savonla
from New York via Gibraltar and Naples, TO
Fiume.
LiyERP0OI.-ArrIred June e-stmr Cedric
from Ne~ York. June 1o-Stmr Etruria, from
New York via Queenstown.
SoUTHAMrTOs~.- Arrived June 10-Stmr s.!
Louis. frafa New York.
BREMFE-Sailed June 10-Stmr Princess
Alice. for New York
BoULoGNE-sailed June 1o-Stmr Noordam.
for New York.
QUEENSTOwN-Sailed June f0-Stmr Cam
pania. from Liverpool for New York.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
Boys Absence a My..ery.

j. G. Chase, 464 Hickory avenue,
asked the aid of the police yesterday
in finding his son Clement, who has not
been seen or heard of since May e. Chase
said he and his friends had been search
ing for the boy since that date, But had
been unable to get any trace of him.
He was good boy and there was no
reason why he should remain away
from home. 1t is thought that he mi ght
have been kidnapped. He is IL years OF
age. OF light complexion, has brown
eyes and hair and is of medium build.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-11
California
Limited
ToChicago in 5Days
Leaves daily at $50 a. m.
with Diners and Sleepers

80 A NJ For Stockton. Merced (direct
connection for Yosemite VAL
ley). Fresno. Hanford, Visa
liza, Bakersfield and inter-
500 p. NJ mediate points
$3.50 A. M-California Limited. days
to Chicago. Leaves every day. Direct
connection TO Grand Canyon.
$3.50 A. M.-Valley Limited for Stockton,
Merced direct connection with Yo-
semitic Valley, Fresno. Hanford. vi
salia, Bakersfield and points on Sierra
Railway.
1865 A M-For Stockton. Riversbank.
Oakdale and points on Sierra Railway.
4:00 p. M--For Stockton. Fresno and
intermediate points.
500 p. M--Overland Express for Den
yer, Kansas City, Chicago and Grand
Canyon.
TICKEF OFFICES-Ferry building.
Post and Fillmore SITS. San Francisco:
l112 Broadway. Fortieth ST. and San
Pablo ave. Oakland; University ave.
and West ST.. Berkeley.
NOTE-Yosemite Valley r r. trains
leave Merced for Yosemite Valley at
500 A III. and 200 p NJ. every day.