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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-11
EI PHILADELPHIA en- Puerto CaheIIo.

Con fechA 20 dc Mayo diFigisron dc
Puerto Caballo & EE Constitutional, dc
Caracas, Ol despsoho qua Aigus:
"ACaba de fondsaE vRpor americana
"PhiladsIphiR," traO do New York 1872
bultOu msTCanCfas loB pRBajsTOs do CurR'
Eao general R6gulo OliVRFes, Aquilina
ChiFinor, Jos6 A. MAitfn, Sid AbdGBRlan,
Domingo Le6D, GRbEiela Leon, Julio
Hernandez, hSEmanAB PulgsF, Tel6lfoEo
AlvaEsdo, Emilio Guerra, Antonio Espo'
uitO, Ana VilIalmiI, B. @. Cores, Pl6Ci.
a Perdomo, hsRmanoI Ettsdgui, 2. AL
vsraz, M. AFauguEen, EFaBmo A. Mora
lag, Pedro MaduRo, Luis LaFes, O. III.
JOhmkeor, Luis Avsrsl, Giovanni Range =
Luis F. GuovsrR."
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Curse de deTGCh0 penal positive en-
ell ItsnsO.

Lecci6n de SpertuEs eIta noChs. EEtA
noChs & Las 8,30 p. m. tendEa lugaE On 81
AtsnoO la primera lecci6n, de eSte impoT-
tante curse cargo del doctor Luis
G6mbaEa.
El tsma de elta lecci6n de aportuEa sa 81
Gguiente:
INSTRUCTION. DsEecbo Penal Ia Fl.
louoffa.-La EsCuslA Cl6AiCa en- la HistO'
ria del DsEsCho.-El m6todo pOBitivo...LA
nusva cisnCia m6dica.-PHicOlcglS sSperi-
mental.
PodEdn asistir & Las IeCcioneB Bolamente
Leo personals mRtEiCuladaS y que cumplan
con Leo condicioneg dol cursO.
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ii general Guerra en- los E. U.
Dos noss' MIa uscuOlG y IuOgO 4 Europa,


Warrington, Mayo 15,-Aprov0chaDdo
Hu p0rmsnenCiR on los EHtAdos Unidog,
donds visnen 4 eatudiar Ia organization
del sj6rcito americana, EI General Pine
GusEIR, ComandGnts on Jsfs del Ei6Ecito
CubADc, 81 Comandants MRrtf y Ell CREi.
tan Lando, Comandants de la bAt0Efa de
RmstTRlIadolaV del ei6ECitO CubAno, han
hscho una vista sBta mtfiauR 4 Mr.. OH
visr, quiSn deAempOfR Las funCiones de
SIoTstario do Guerra dpEAnts Ia auBenciR
de Mr., Taft, y 81 General Bell, jsfs del
EAtAdo Mayor del si6rCito americana. FL
General Guerra , BuB COlsgas paBRr6n dos
msssH en- lR encuslR de ofCial0B do Fort
Lsavenworth (KAnaRB), deBpu6l de 10 Cual
RBistir6n Las maniobrRs dc los ej6rcitog
frances Rlem6n. CEesue que sStOB tfCia'
lea sEtRrkn dc F0gTe1O Cuba en- 81 mes
dc OCtubFs. RsclutarSn el si6rCito cuba
no que debeFG estAr Completamento orga.
nizAdo 81 reHtsbloCsTHe Ia Republics de
Cuba ca 81 mes do FsbEsEO.
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AeUsrlN NAVARRETE
DR LA MULTITUl

-Quo han ,rsado nuestra pre- az
ci6n 6 que la estan usando en- l.
Rctl.alidad, jamas hemos sabido de
ringuno que no haya quedado sa,
tisfecho del resultado. No pre-
tendemos NADIA que no haya sido
impIiamente justitcado por la ex-
}eriencia. Al recomendarla 4 los
3nfermos no tenemo8ma que ba-
ger referencia 4 sus m6ritos. Sc
IAN obtenido grandes curaeiones y
le seguro que Sc ebtendran mu-
ohas mas. No hay y podemos
asegurarlo honradamenfe, ningun
otro medicamento, que pueda en-
plearse con mayor f6 y confanza.
Alimenta y sostiene las fuerzas
del enfermo durante esos periodos
en- que falta ell apetito Y los ali
mentos no pueden digerirse. Para
evitar las falsifcaciones ponemos
esta marca en- eada botella de la
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Tribunal Supreme De Puerto Rico

sshRlamientOH de spslaoions8 On pleitoE
Civilsg, TeEceE t6rmino de ssgions8 dol
afo'1, 908:
Junio: MsFteB 16.-Lu9as Yon W.. Lo.
Eenzo Comes. Habeas Corpus.
Microbes 17.-VfctoE Martinez y otEos
VI, Ia CoTts de DiGtEito do MayHgusE,
CertioTRri,
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La missria en- New York.
TrOsVIGRtls mil VersaRls sin trlbDIo.

New York, mayo 11.-ExiOta la opi'
ni6n general dc que NADIA tisnOn que ver
los RnREquiataR CON el dltimo atantado d.
DRmiteFo dc "Uni6n Square, Hino que
este hecho al q Eelultsdo natural de- Ia ax'
tEROrdinAFia miEeFia que EsinR en- Osta ciu'
dad, en- dOnds haY riGa de 100000 porao'
mas que. oarsCisndo de tTabsjO, % est6n
muRiando mRteEiRlmsnte do n0CeSidad.
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UNA FERIA EXPOSITION
EN- Ell HlPODROMO.

La Junta Directiya del H60no de San con motive
de Celebration del cuaro centenaro de la colonization de
del H5oo cual Sc admitra todo 10 que Sc enve
de agricultural Ganodo VO0tria, que represene progre
positive e desarroo del pals So admran tambi6n
de pana smlas cuya exploitation sea convenien
te fomentar en- la sla
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Las C8rrGEas del EOmiDgu.
Principe, DesRBga6O y Palma core.
ran un 'math"
Hey uR prSmIO Do 5000 ysD uftetuaran 6 ca
TTOrIS.

Los aiguisnteI CAbsllos tomarSn pREte
On laB CRFroEaB del pr6ximOA domingo, dfa
IA, en- Ol hip6dromo do Ia CiudSd Cuya
fiesta comenssE6 & las 230 de la taTd0 ,
GeTd amenizRda por una buenR banda ID
m6HicR.
Primsra oSErsra, 75O mOtroV. .-LiEio,
JibaTito, Modelo, HAbrahiu y JareR.
Segunda cRFEera, $50 metEo8. CANDIDA,
Mansaj0Eo , Lucsrito.
TerceTa CaFFeFs, media miIla.-Diplo
m6tiCo, Bolivar y Cache. -
CuaEtR oaEFOrG, media milla. Desaffc
con $780, Hatuey y Napoleon.
QuintR CaTFeEa, 1000 matEoB.-P Principe
DeBeDgsfio = PalmS,
ssxta caTrerO, 500 mstEoB.-Adopti
70, CNlifoFnia y FAvoFitO.
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V, MERINO & Go.
Telefono 4a2.
Apartado de correo I.o76.

nddo de herro vanzado m todas las
PntuTas pePaad us Immediate o cOes Pnturas
Banco
ZONES Barnis de O ea Aei de na audO coddo Aguarraa
superior Cserfa
da en- todos de BancO, Azu ROo Amarillo
Crstas Iagaluzes Mosads
udo de Pape Enapz died artos
pa mueble
nGsco6 San PR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-11

.-Ss tFatS de ConBtEufr IN Gdifcio on
ella CiudSd, para inHtSlaE Otra fAbTiea Dc
siOlo.
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'sPreparaci6n do Wampole" y sin
ella ninguna es legftima. Es tan
sabrosa como la miel y contiene los
principles nutrttivos Y curatiyos
del Aceite de nfgado de Bacalao
Puro, que extrs emos de los h1ga-
dos freseos del IaoaIao, combinados
con Jarabe de Hipofosftos Com
puesto, Extractos de Malta y Ce-
rezo Silyestre. Tomada antes de
las comidas, aumenta Ell apetito,
ayuda q Ia digestion, y Tuelve a
los plaoereC Y tareas del mundo 4
muchos que ha5ian perdido va to-
da esperanza. ssE sr. DR.. Adrian
de Garay, Professor de Medicina de
Mexico, dice: Con huen ekito he
usado la Preparation de Wampole
en- los An6micos, CIor6ticos, en- la
neurastenia y en otras enfermeda-
des que deian al organising d6bil
y la sangre empohreeida, y los
enfermos Sc haa vigorizado Y au.
mentado en- psso.D El desengaf1o ef
alnosible. , En todas las Boticas
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En OTta ImpFonts @ Y9nd8 papal a
psEi6dico Yiojo s $500 loI 46 kilon CVo
qssiStaL)
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sE DEsEA cOmpEar un eIOritoTio amo.
TiCGno "a bUOn egtadO, para iBfoFmeI "a
la administration d Oat0 diaEio. 3v.A
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND, Ore. March 9.-The British
snip Nerbens and the German bark Nereus ar
rived IN the harbcr this morning under charter
10 carry wheat 10 Europe. The steamer Break
water arrived from Coos bay. The steamer Al
lance is on the dry dock for general over
Is expected 10 finish loading wheat at Irving
dock tomorrow night The British steamer
GrEfevsle viii nDish loading wheat for Hong
kong next Wednesday. The Oriental liner Nu-
msntis this morning began loading for Fladivo-
Stok. and is expected 10 leave next Saturday
morning The French bark Moliere made the run
from San Francisco TO North Head in FIVE days,
and the bark Marechal Dsvoust covered the dis
iance between San Pedro and the mouth Of the
ASTORIA. Ore. March 9.-The steamer Rose
City Captain Kidston- which arrived this
morning from San Francisco. proceeded TO Port
land The French bark Pierre Lott Captain
Nsiberf sailed from this port today with q
cargo OF grain The schooner King Cyrus was
tored I'D 10 Prescott this morning TO load lum-
her for San Pedro. The motor schooner Gerald
C arrived from Oregon coast ports this morning
with general cargo. The schooner Matthew
Turner. under charter TO load lumber for Perm.
viii begin loading 10 the morning. Carl Audcr-
son. second mate Of the schooner John A Camp
he'll. was removed 10 the marine hospital today
is on the dry dock. but viii leave for Coos bay
NEXT Thursday. The steamer IT. j. Potter is
covering the Hassalo's run on the Portland
Astoria run while the latter is being repaired.
Work on the jetty at the mouth of the Columbia
river soon viii be resumed and il will be crowd
ad fast two large and two small barge
loads ofsrock or 5000 tons each day, can do it.
Captain Thomas Latham. formerly master OF
che motor boats Gerald c and Evie. is now in
command Of the steamer Robart running in and
out Of coast ports from the Nehalem TO Coos
bay The body OF 8 man has been recovered near
Elk creek, short distance from here. which is
probably the remains OF of the drowned
OF the wrecked ship Emily Reed. Identif-
cation IS impossible.
san PEDRO. March 9.-The steamer San Ca
hriel. Captain Green, arrived this morning from
Umpqua river The freight steamer Coos bay.
Captain Nicholson. arrived from San Francisco
and cleared on the return trip tonight. The
steamer Casco. Captain AhIin. viii cleap toBlor-
row for Coos bay vie San Francisco. The
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports for Pacific Island.


The steamer Mariposs sailed for Papeete Ia
hin. yesterday with cargo valued at $3o15s and
q shipment Of treasure consisting Of $4,000 in
United States gold coin. consigned 10 the port
Of destination. The principal shipments in the
merchandise cargo were follows: 1892 bbis
6our, ais gsls wine, SO ctls wheat ISL ctIs
barley, 1927 lbs besns. g. 26s lbs bran. 500 lbs
pess and lentils, $500 lbs salt. ] ZOO lbs sugar.
% 500 lbs rice, go cs. Is bbls and half bbls
salmon, 2.460 lbs lard. 800 lbs bops u pkrs
potatoes, is pkgs onions. 10 pkgs fruits, % pkes
vegetables, 210 lbs garlic, Az lbs table meals
as lbs and pkgs dried fruit and rsisins, s2I
lbs cheese, cs eggs, 81 canned goods 500 lbs
Goldfish, 19-o35 lbs and 13 pkgs bread. 55 pkge
groceries and provisions. 1871 IT and 43 pkgs
lumber, 80 bdls pickets- so posts spars II
bdls shocks, 10 bbls lime, 20 bbis cement 2oo
lbs and "a pkss paper. so bales paper bags 40
pkgs dry goods, 2s cs boots and shoes 80 bales
bags, coils rope. I4S pkxs drugs A pkrs
leather, bdls oars. 81 cs Stationery 81 pkFs
wagon material. 81 pkgs agricultural impie-
ments 8 cs bicycles, % bdls iron, % pcs ana
9 bdls steel, pkgs machinery ID pkss nails.
% cs sewing machines, IL bales twine 20 pkrs
paints. 81 cs oils. cs coal oil, cs turpentipe
1000 bricks, cs arms and ammunition, 1 cs
typewTiters.
The steamer also had 3 cs canned goods and
pkgs miscellaneous merchandise. valued at $50
en- route 10 the Friendly islands and no bbls
-four, 1880 lbs bread pkgs groceries and pro-
visions, cs dry goods. shoes and ! cs arms
and ammunition, valued at $3.50, for Maroue-
sss islands
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


Monday, March g.
S stmr Yorktown. Glennon, days from
Msgdalens bay.
Stmr Queen Thomas. Al hours from San Diego
Stmr Bowdon. larsen, 36 hours from Gaviofa.
Stmr Col f J. Drake. Bunting. days from
Seattle with barge in tow.
Stmr Santa Maria, Alberts, % hours from Port
San Luis
stmr Geo Loomis, McKelar Jr., Ss hours from
Stmr G " Elder lessen, 81 days from PORT
land. via Eureka 1917 hours.
Stmr Senator NopaDder, 81 hours from PORT
land via Astoria 40 hours.
Schr Arago, Semsen. days from Coos bay
Schr Ruby. Korth. days from Couuille river.
Schr Advance, ogidenessen, days from Co
schr Monterey, johnson. 20 hours from Albion.
Schr Virginia Olsen, days from columbis
Pow schr wasbcalore, Matsen. ~ hours from
Suislsw.
Barge 3; kirkEood. days from Seattle, in
CLEARED
Monday March Q.
stnr Mariposa. Hsywsrds. Tahiti; ] D spreck.
Nor stmr Titanis kroger, Nznaimo: Wesfe,r
fuel company.
whal stmr Nsrwbal. Learitt. whaling; Pacific
str1r Siberia. Feeder. Hcngkong and Yokobams
via Honolulu; Pacific Nail steamship company.
schr Lizzie Prien, Meyer, Unalsska; Alssss
SAILED
Monday. March Q.
Stmr Col z l Drake, Bunting, Port San Luis
Stmr Msriposa, Haywa-ds. Tahiti
Stmr Catanis. Canty, Port San Luis
Stmr Geo W Elder. Jessen. San Pedro
Fr bark Chas Gounod, Legal, Tacoma; In TOW
tug Defiance.
WIRELESS
GOLD BLUFF-Passed Mar o, a m-AStml
City or Puebla, from Victoria, etc, for Sar
Francisco: weather fine.
WILLAPA HARB0R-Passed Mar S, a M
Stmr City of PuebIa. from Victoria, for Ssn
Francisco. and was on Cascade heads at m;
ail well.
SPOKEN
Feb io-Lstitude l north, longitude 20 west
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
Br. bark s.rdh,na, from Seattle for San Fran,

Br bark ssrdhsna, from Seattle for San Fran
cisco.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LoBos. Mar 9. 10 p m-weather hay;
wind northwest; velocity miles an hour
DOMESTIC PORTS
PORT GAMBLE-Arrfved Mar.e-Sckr John &;
North hence Feb 81.
sEATTLE-Arriyed Mar s-U stmr Burnside,
Sailed Mar e-Stmr Argyll. for San Francisco.
Sailed Mar a-stmr Tampico, for San Fran
EUREKA-Arriyed Mar s-stmr City Of To-
SAN DIEGo-Sailed Mar s-Stmr Argyll. FOR
San Francisco; stmr whittier. for Ventura.
Sailed Mar 9-U tug Fortune. for -
SANTA BARBARA-Arrived Mar a-stmr
Santa Rosa, hence Mar and sailed for San
SAN PEDRo-Arrived Mar s--Stmr Samoa.
hence Mar 6; stnr Casco from Monterey.
ASToRIA-Arrived Mar s-Schr King Cyrus,
Mar Z.
Sailed Mar sstmr Maverick, for San Fran
cisco.
Sailed Mar e-schr Pierre Lott for United
vALDEz-sailed Mar 7-stmr Northwestern,
for Seattle
sEwARD-ssiled Mar 7-stmr Faralion, foe
Seattle.
wRANGEL-ssiled Mar 7-stmr Jefferson, Tor
PORT SAN LuIs-Arrived Mar s-stmr Lans-
ing, hence Mar s.
BANDoN-Arrived Mar s-Stmr Bandon,
EASTERN PORTS
PHILADELPHIA-Arrive Mar S-Stmr Amer
csn. from Purto Mexico.
NEW Y0RK-Arri-ed Mar S-Stmr Oregonian
from Phfadelphis.
Sailed Mar s-Br stmr paghestan. for Callao;
stmr Finance, for Colon.
ISLAND PORTS
H0NOLULU-Arrived Mar 9-Jap stmr kssado
Maru, from Mollendo; Jap stu1r America Maru,
hence Mar 3.
FOREIGN PORTS
MAzATIAN-Sailed Mar 7-Stmr Curacao, for
San Francisco.
Sailed Mar 4 n u-Stnr kcanulco For Sam
Francisico.
ACAPULCO-Sailed Mar s-Stmr San Juan,
for San Francisco.
vICTORIA-Arrived Mar 9-Stmr Umatilla,
hence Mar 8.
FALMoUTH-Arrived Mar 7-Fr ship Lsennec,
from Oregon.
Arrived Mar 9--Br stmr Strsthgarry. from
Tacoma; Mar s, Br ship Mozambique from Ia
coma.
LTvERPoOI.-Arrived Mar s-Fr ship Col de
yilebois Mareuil from Astoria.
NEWCASTLE. w-Arriyed Feb 22-Br
stmr English Monarch. from Manila.
Sailed Mar S-Br ship Drummuir, for San
Francisco.
CALLAo-Arrired Mar s--Ship Glory of The
Seas from 'Antofsgasta.
ST yINCENT-Arrived prior Mar 9-Br stm.
Glentrae. from Astoria.
PUERTO MEXICo-Arrived Mar I-Stmr
Lewis Luckenbach. from New York.
MADE1RA-Passed Mar 6-Nor stmr Jethou,
from Tacoma, for United Kingdom.
CALDERA--s Sailed Mar Ger ship Neck, for
Port Townsend
TALTAL-s Sailed Feb 17-Ger stmr Abessnfa,
for San Francisco
OCEAN STEAMERS
PLYMoUTH-Arrived Mar 9-StmI Kaiser
Wilheim IL from New York for Bremen.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
SOCIETY HOLDS MEETING

The Daughters of California Pioneers.
which claims to include the only lineal
descendants of the true blue" pioneers
of 40, held it's monthly business meet
ing yesterday afternoon at Pioneer
hall. Only a few of the 100 members
were present A larger attendance is
expected the next social day. March %.
The officers of the organization are:
Miss Julia NJ. Nippert, president; Miss
Clara A. Adams, vice president; Mrs.
Romie B. Hutchinson, recording secre-
tary: Mrs. Edgar NJ. Grant, correspond
ing secretary; Miss Elo;se Nolan, finan-
cial secretary and Mrs. Sydney Smith
Palmer treasurer
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
GIVEN s1e,soo .DAMAGEs

Damages amounting to $16,500 were
awarded to the owners of the steamer
San Pedro against the owners of the
steamer Columbia in a report made to
the United States district court yes
terday by Commissioner James Brown.
The two steamers collidcd July 81,
1907, and the owners of the San Pedro
sued for $4,000. --
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
Army Transports

Tbs Burnside is at Seattle
The Buford, outward bound, sailed February
Is from Honolulu.
The Crook sailed February 20 for Manila
The Fitzpatrick Is at Newport News Va
The Dix arrived at Manila February 10.
The Logan Is in port, undergoing repairs.
The Meade is at Newport News, Va.
The ingalls, is at Newport News, Va.
The Sherman, homeward bound sailed Bebru-
zry % from Sagasaki
The Sheridan is at Mare island, undergoing re-
pairs.
The Warren f. at Manila.
The Thomas sailed March for Manila.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
Tonnage EnsaEement.

The scbooners Annie ". Campbell, Fred r..
Sander, Lottie Bennett and Wipslow are under
charter for lumber from Grsys Hsrbor TO Guar
mas and the British steamer Kevinbspk is en-
gagged for the same business from Eureka and
Puget sound 10 Melbourne The latter was char
tered prior 10 arrival.
The ship Edward SeEall at Honolulu was
chartered prior 10 arrival for sugar, thence 10
DelaEare hreakwater.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
U. $. Branch Hydrographic once

A branch OF the United States photographic
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange, is
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
OF expense. Navigators cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept ut
hand for comparison and reference and the lat
est information can always be obtained regard
ing lights, dangers to navigation and matters
OF interest TO ocean commerce.
j. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant, U. S. N, in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
Memoranda

Wireless message received at Pensacola. Fla,
today from Rear Admiral ThomaS gives position
of feet as being of Acapulco, about 900 miles
south OF Magdslepa bay
The following wireless message received at the
e naval training station from Admiral Swim
burne at Magdalena bay follows please
report at San Francisco the arrival here today
and departure today of the stmr Mann Smith.
from Baltimore for San Francisco she reports
lost propeller blade. but made repairs
Per stmr Yorktown--U str1rs California.
st Louis Charleston. -Preble. Perry, were to
leave Magdalena bay for San Francisco Mar S.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
MEETINGs-spcciaI

ANNUAL. MEETING HUTCHINSON SUGAR
PLANTATION COMPANY-The annual meet
ing Of the stock holders Of the HUTCHINSON
SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY will be
held on TUESDAY. MARCH "a. 1908, at the
hour of II O'clock. a. M, at the office OF the
company. 26S Market st. room 210. San Fran
cisco, CAL. for the purpose of electing direc-
tors for the ensuing year and for the consider
alton and transaction of such other business
may come before the meeting.
Transfer books will close Saturday, March
Il. 1908. By order OF the president.
H. W. THOMAS, Secretary.
Marcf, JQOS
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
Time Ball
TO ARRIVE

Time Ball
United States Branch Photographic Office Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, March
2, 1908.
The time ball on the tower of the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
Standard Time (120th Meridian), or at Sh. oOm.
COS, Greenwich Mean Time
J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant, U. s. N, in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
BUSINESS CHANCES
BAIRD & KENPSTF.R.
THE LEADING BUSINESS BROKERS'.
95t FILLMORE ST. Mr.. McALLISIER.
tt PHONE PAGE S16l
PHUNE PAU 2 SIbI.
SEE rs FOR RE4I, BARGAINS.


SEE Us FOR REAL BARGAINS.
Candy store. onc Of the SWEETEST places in
Western addition: factory attached location
unsurpassed rent reasonable: bargain for the
right man.. BAIRD ( KEMPSTER, 95l Fill
more 81.
S4JG-Delicatessen. grocery. branch bakery
aud notion store in the Mission; . fine living
rooms: sscrihce BAIRD KEMPSTER, Sol
Fillmore ST.
s4.500-Grocery elegant big. high class prop
osition; daily receipts $50; Ihis is worth see
ing.
$21J-Lunch counter in the Mission: great
opportunity for man and wife or = young men-
BAIRD & kEMPSTER. 3Jl Fillmore 81.
s950-Pool and billiard parlo-; fine chance to
get into good business: owner going to Raw
hide. BAIRD < kEMPSTER. 95i Fillmore ST.
-$300-Salcuu-$30 -$30O-S30O.
Greatest saloon bargain in the city; see this
today; it goes quickly; make an cffer. BAIRD
kEMPSTER, 951 Fillmore ST.
$950-SsloO1; choice corner uptown; good,
steady trade; great bargain at this price.
BAIRD & KENPSTER. 9j1 Fillmore 81.
$e15-Meat market: one OF the best markets
IN the Western addition. doing $50 daily busi-
ness; elegantly equipped. Of our best buys.
BAIRD & KEMPSTER, col Fillmore ST.
S3da-Restaurant: Kesruy street proposi-
tiou that cannot be duplicated anywhere In
town; owner positively expended $3.50 fitting
this place up and Is called suddenly east on
urgent business: If you want this call early.
BAIRD & kEsIPSTER. 95f Fillmore st.
s45e-A swell fruit store in Fillmore ST. do
ing splendid business; dne opening: cneap
rent; good trade. BAIRD & hEMPSIER, sol
Fillmore ST
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
The Overdue List

British ship Castle Rock out ie5 days from
Sydney, for San Francisco 90 per cent
British ship Kylemore, out so DAYS from Cape
Town, for Adelaide 25 per cent.
Dutch bark Gertrude Gersrda out l6s days
from Port Talbot for Mejillones. 20 per cent
French bark Vile de Havre, out 1876 days from
San Francisco, for London, s per cent
British ship Bslklandbank, out I22 days from
Port Talbot. for Valparaiso, 10 per cent
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ANNUAL meeting Oceanic Steamship Company
The annual meeting Of the stock holders Of the
Oceanic Steamship Company VIII be held on
1fso'ciock a. M. at the office Of the company,
90 Clay ST.. San Francisco, Cal. for the pur-
pose Of electing directors for the ensuing year.
and for the consideration and transaction Of
such other business as may come before the
meeting. Transfer books VIII c.ose SATURDAY,
dent. a. w. THOMAS. Secretary.
February -. 1908
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Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau, San Francisco. March 8, 1905.
RAINFALL. DATA
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Average snow, 10 inches.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure continues very high over the
Pacific slope. There has been rain and after
noon temperatures generally above 20 de-
grees throughout the great valley and in the
southern portion of the state.
The following message has been received from
the United States army transport Thomas: 900
miles southwest from San Francisco: wind. east
% miles; barometer. so 0e temperature, 81.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vlcinity-Fair Tuesday
Light northeast winds, changing to west
Santa Clara Talley-Fair Tuesday; light north
winds
Sacramento valley-Fair Tuesday; light north
winds.
San Joaquin vslley-Psir Tuesday; light north
winds.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Tuesday: light
northeast winds. changing TO west.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
schooner Nellie, Captain Keepey. sailed today
for Maglsdena bay with provisions and mer-
chsndise for Admiral Evans feet. The steamer
r. A. kilburn. Captain Mcclellan, IN future will
be operated by the North Pacific steamship COM
pany on the San Francisco-Eureka run.
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HALLS TO LET


HALLS to let suitable for lodges socials, etc. !;
Sunday societies also accommodated; rents
reasonable Address JOHN @. JURY Area mum
hail. 1888 Eddy st. (nesr steiner, stating de-
sired reservations.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1861 Fillmore st.
near Post.
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Navy Reports Merchsntman

A wireless message received at ferba
Buena yesterday from Rear Admiral
Swinburne reports the arrival at Mag
dsIena bay and departure for this port
of the steamer Mann Smith. The Mann
smith is e new steamer built on the
Atlantic for the lumber trade on this
coast and left Baltimore for san Fran
cisco so days ago. According to Ar
rnirsl Swinburne's wireless. the Mann
smith has lost one blade of its propel-
lor, but made no repairs at Magdalena