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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1908-01-10
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
NEAR PISGAH,
Charles County, Maryland.


Under and by virtue of an order
of the Orphans Court for Charles
county, passed on the 7th day Of Jan.
uary, in the year 1908, the under
signed, the administrators of Willard
Carpenter, late of said county, de.
ceased, will sell by public auction on
the premises lately occupied by said
deceased, near Pisgah postoffice, on
MONDAY, January Y, 'OS,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. M, the
following personal property;
A lot of household and kitchen fur
niture, farming implements, corn
shelter, l yoke of oxen, pair of
mules, ! mare, colt, l lot of hay,
l lot of blade fodder, l lot of
shucks, / lot of top fodder, l lot
straw, a crop Of unstripped tobacco
and l top buggy and harness.
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed
by said order of Court On all sums
Of $40 and under, cash. All sums
over that amount a credit of four
months will be given, the purchaser
or purchasers giving notes, bearing
interest from the date of sale, to be
approved by the undersigned.
HENRY DELOZIER,
JAS. c. CARPENTER,
Administrators.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1908-01-10
TERMS OF SALE:

As prescribed by said order of
Court ;-On all sums of $50 and un-
der, cash on day of sale on all sums
over $40, a credit of six months will
be given, the purchaser or purchasers
giving their note with security, APP
proved by the undersigned, bearing
interest from date of sale.
JAMES NJ. BOWLING,
HARRY r. BOWLING,
Executors.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Psrlside realty company TO James Forbes. lot
o. line OF " street. s2.6 z OF TEenty-third
sFs1ns. E = By \ 100; $40.
Ell. lot on " line OF Twenty-sixth avenue, 100
\ OF W. \ 75 by " 40; SO.
Thomas Devinroy and wife TO Emile Bellue.
lot on " line OF Cole street, s2:6 OF Riroi,
27se By W zoe; $40.
Jacob Heynan Co. TO Fife ". Baflie, lot
on ) line Of Valley street. 1918 E OF Douglass,
27:4 by IA: $40
Kong Chow benevolent society and asylum to
Kong Chong friendly society. lot on line Of
Pine street Co.'S W Of KeSrnE, y esq, E 20:1O.
3:9. + So. y c. W eS:e 55:6 s
I5:s. Z 1910. es:e. 1910 and one other
Pscihc telephone and telegraph company TO
Hale Bros, lot on NV line Of Jessie street, 175
NJ OF sixth NV Is by Ne 50; SO.
z ; line Of Sapp street, 15o OF Eighteenth.
Dewey Coffin and wife to Fannie Muller, lot
IN NV line OF Elsie street so SW OF Coso ave-
n1e, sw IS BY NV 20; SIC.
Bslthas Gale and wife to Vincent S. Walsh,
I lot in. IN Ane Of Steiner street, 57:e Of Turk,
Charles Harris et al, trustee Atlas building
and loan association 10 Monroe d. Green. lot in
7 ane " o. Stsnya1 street p Of Rivoh avenue,
Charles Hsrris and wife to same. sane: SO.
Monroe D. Green and wife to Ward B.
Marie R. Sanders ct al to Britton Rey com
pany, LOT az Sc corner OF Taylor and Union
7T:6. y 275. " 1876; $40
Jacob Heyman company 10 Marcello Camarri.
lot In SW line Of San Bruno avenue. I02 Sc OF
Fulton street. Sc % By SW 40: $40
Irving s Aetzler to Milton Metzler, lot 90
block 4, Syndieate's first addition; lot i3, block
10. LskevieE; s16.
Biasa caees to Giovannini Ferroggisro. lot in
" line OF Neptune street 80 S of Thornton
avenue. 3 by 100: $40.
George Hartman and wife 10 Ole Hansen lot
In y line Of De Haro street, z0S of Twenty
third. % by " 100; $40.
Elizabeth J. Rsssett fdeceased( TO city and
county Of San Francisco. lot in z line Of Four
teenth avenue. 277 of street, 25. pos.
SW &c. " 223: 81. 800.
Hattie B. Groom 10 Samuel Unger lot In 6
line OF Oak street, l77:1 W Of Lyon, " %
by 100; $40.
John Strange and wife to Patrick ]. Mcrn-
tyre. lot in z line OF Rhode Island street $50 \
Of Twenty third. % by 100; $40.
Mary L Powell TO AdoIph Ansler lot In z
line OF Twentieth sTen1e, I75 Of street,
Louis Jensen and wife TO Dennis E Sexton.
lot In line OF Brighton avenue. $50 OF
Holloway street. % by 1926; SO.
Jacob Heyma1 K CO. to Joseph Bailie and
wife. lot in line Of Thirty-second avenue,
3s5 Of Fulton street. y % by Z 100: $40.
HlberDia savings and loan society to Louise
" Wedel. lot In s line Of Twenty eighth
street, $50 " Of Noe. " - by ia: SO
Richard Schreve and wife 10 Ella A. Atwood
lot IN line OF De Long avenue. 131 OF Fred
erick street. s % by E 81: SO.
Samuel Weinstein to Elizabeth W. Davidson
et al. lot in line Of Taylor street, 1886 S
OF Jackson. IS BY 1876: SO
lot in line OF Mission street. 350:01S Of
Thirteenth Sc iz4-9. NE z0:7ss, NV 1870.
Louis G Crepaux to Rose crepaux. lot on S
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Class rs. junior. dogs-First, Edna White Jcr-
dams 0thello.
koney's Robert Conqueror.
Class 1aI. open, dogs. Pacific coast bred
First William Eliery's valverde Veto
Class 122. American bred. open, oogs-Firsc,
William Eliery's Valverde Veto
Class 125- open, dogs. bred BY exhibitor
First. William EIery's yalTeTde Veto
Class 123, winners, dogs-First. William FL
Iery's VelveTde Veto; reserve, Mrs. ]. F. Ma
honey's Robert Conqueror.
Class leg. puppies. bitches- tricclored-F1rsr.
George Z. Smiths Lady keyser.
Class i27. Junior. bitches-First, Mr. Otha
GaDdy's Lady Ellwyn Anita.
Class 12S. novice. bitehes-First- MIS- otna
Gandy's Lady Ellwyn Anita
The following special awards were
made: Tallac dash. fox terror owned
by Walter Stethiemer Of Redwood City,
took the prize as the best dog; second
best dog. George B. II. Grays, Irish
setter. ST. Lambert's Nora: best IN
ladies' variety. Mrs. II. Lamasney's
black cocker spaniel, Wilton Blackber-
ries: champion variety. Judge T. P.
Shortall's bull terrier. Ben. All: most
popular dog, Mrs. Dallerup's St Ber-
uari Noble.
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Best Pacific coast bred-I. ". Alexander's
Linda Vista Aberacum-
Best in limit class. W. Alexander's Linda
Vistat Aberacum.
Best bitch in novice class-A. L. Hamilton's
Rest ST. Bernard-wilheIm Foeer,s Snort
Class 3, puppies. dogs and bitches-First
Wilhelm rogers Sport:
Class 4 novice, dogs-First, Charles DalIerup's
Noble.
Class s. limit dogs-First, J. W. Alexander,s
Linda Vista AberacuH1.
Glass 10, winners, dogs-First, J. w. Alex
ander's Linda Vista Aberacum.
ReserFe-Charles DalIerup's Noble
Class IL. novice, bitches-First, A L. Ham
Ilton's Queen Ann
Glass ia. winners, bitchesAFirst A. L.
: N GORDON Settlers
Best Gordon setter-A- L. Holling's Champion
Flora B.
Best opposite sex-A. E. DrendelPs' siikwood
Rip.
Best Gordon setter puppy, dog-A. E. Den
second best Gordon setter puppy-A L.
Stuart's Does Peerless Lad.
Glass 62, puppies. dogs-First, A B. Dem
Glass e3. limit, dogs--First, A. E. Dendreu's
Class "a. open. dogs-Ffrst, A. q. Dendrelrs
Silkwood Rip.
Glass 65. winners dogs-First. A. E. Dem
drells Slkwood Rip.
Class Sc, open, bitches-First, A. L. Holling's
Champion Flora B.
Class 81, winners. bitches-First. A. L. Hol-
iing's Champion Flora b.
COLLIES
Best coiIie-wiIliam EIlery's valverde Veto
Best of opposite sex-William Eiferv's VAL
verde Blue Belle
Best tricolored-WiIliam ETery's VaIverde
Viola.
Best In novice class-Mrs. ]. F. Mahoney's
Robert Conqueror.
Best collie puppy-William Elley's valverde
yulcano.
Best in junior class-Edna White Jordsn's
0thello.
First Mrs r. A. Williams Da Da
Glass Is6, trieolored, puppies-First, William
Ellery's valyerde vulcano
Class III. puppies. Pacific coast bred-Ftrst,
william Eliery's yalverde yulcano
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Building Contracts

Emma G. Rose by Thompson -Stsrrett company
with Whittier -Coburn-Glass and glazing for
building in -; Ss.919.
Catherine Cantweii with p ?. Quinn-To
erect three story frame building In n Iine Of
Oak street. 100 OF Fillmore, % by 1876;
S. 500
Mary Crossoa with Monson Bros-An work
FOR three story frame building at SW corner
Of Eighteenth and CapP streets. w es By S 40;
ST.. 600.
Annie and Solomon Elberg with J. B. Glunz-
To erect two story frame building In e line Of
Sixth avenne, 175 OF street. S % by l20;
S4J45.
Louis A Levy with August Heckscher ct al
Steel and iron work for q five story brick build
ing at Sc corner OF Van Ness avenue and Geary
street. 40 by 1z9; SO, 40.
c. s. Moses with ". B. Kyle-Iron and steel
work for seven story and basement brick build
ing in y line OF Ellis street, 17l:10 f OF Mason
3i;413 by 1916; $4.l30.
Giovanni Chilsa with Ratio Bros-An work
except grading. mantels. shades and gas fix
lures, and street work for story and base
ment frame on S line of Tingley avenue, 2I6:e
" Of Mission. so by s 100; 81 $40.
Price & Hutcherson 1.-THE yanderburgh build
tng) with Ahbaeh & Mayer Dixon & Sutton
and NJ. f. misunderstanding. etc, brickwork
and plasteriRg for the Vanderburgh building, on
$50 SW OF Marshall square; 50 235.
D. z Dumouriez with Nichols Enright-An
work except shades. gas and electric light fx-
lures for three story frame on line OF Haight
40 E OF Cole, z 90 by 100: s19, 100
Doe Estate Co. with California hydraulic en-
gineering and Supply company. J. P. Frazer
and Floodberg and McCanery-Heating system
painting vanishing, ETC.. metal lathing, etc,
suspended ceilings, damp nroofng ETC., for q
six story and basement building on W line of
Kearny street 52:S of Sutter, s5. w 107:11
137;6,E Al. 52:6. e6:I1; s24.975.
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any case we can not cure. This secret
remedy cures lost power. nightly ennis
sions. wasted organs. yaricocele. gleet.
structures kidneys. failing memory.
drains in the urine. gonorrhea, diseases
of the prostate glands and all other
terrible effects of self-abuse or ex-
cesses. which lead to consumption and
in old or young of that mortifying con-
dition. uuickness of discharge Sent
sealed 81 per bottle; bottles So Guar
anteed cure any case
Cali or address orders HALLS MEDI-
CAL INSTITUTE. 355 Broadway. Oak
land. Cal. Also for sale at 2S76 e4th ST.
S. f. Send for free book
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Changes in Mining Stocks for Past Week

There were more features To the
stock market last week than for some
weeks past. but they were confined TO
the few leaders, the rank and file of
the mines being dull and tame. The
week opened with q bear drive on
Florence on a report that Judge Lind
ley was 10 bring suit against the mine
Tor mismanagement and ask for a re-
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eastern orders. The higher priced
leaders remained unchanged
Activity in Mexican was the feature
of the Comstocks during the week, the
stock huctuating widely on large sales
The other prominent Comstocks varied
more or less in sympathy with Mexi-
can.
Following are thee highest daily
prices for the week.
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FOR MEN ONLY

AdrissIon Free Nhaf can be seen az fhe
GALLERY OF SCIENTIFIC WONDERS. 745
Market St. San Francisco, Cal Wc1dsrs OK
Wonders Of Csre0lcxy. Kcrfe-s Of
the Digestive Organs Study the origin ard
development Of the human race from TIE s-arie
to the grave See the freaks Of nature the
curiosIties ard nlcnstrosities. ADMISSION FREE
Gallery OF Scientific Wonders. 7sS Market St.
San Francisco. Cal.
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ceiver. Although this ruInor was I'M
mediateiy denied it broke the stock
from 1870 TO 1887. The other leading
sauthern Nevadas declined in sym
pathy.
For several days following there was
no new feature to this group, but yes
terday Daisy became active on eastern
buying orders and report of a strike
in the mine. Booth was also active on
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BAY AND INTERURBAS ROUTES
RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
SOUTHERN DIVISION. AUGUST 10.
ICES. VIA SAUSALTTO

SOUTHERN DIVISION, AUGUST 10.
Ices. VIA SAUSALTT0
For Sausalfte. Mill Valley. San Rafael
a. M; hourly until s:45 D. m: then As s5s
every 30 minutes until 7:45 D. n; 9:OO. lo.35
p m. 1915 Z. m
l;I5 a m and 1915, 1:I5 ?. n.
For Fafrfax-Week daySs:45, 7:15, Sis
1915 q. m, 2:45. 3;45, 4:I5, 4:4J, Sis, 5:45
D. N. SEndays-s:45. 9:i5. 1918, io:45. ii:4s
a. M; l2:45, las. 2:45. 7:45 p. m.
For San Quentin-Dany-s:45 a. n. and
2:45 p. N
Sis e. m. daily (except SUNDAYS, s5s ,.4s
P. m daily for Lagunitas. Camp Meeker, Monte
hio Cazadero and way stations
S:lo 3 m Sundays only FOR Point Reyes and
5:lo p N. daily texcept sundays, s.45 A. N
and t;45 p N Sundays onlE). for Point Reyes
and way stations.
VIA TIBURoN
For Tiburon, Beivedere and San Rafael
-s:S5. SEQ, 1910, 1900 a. N; $50, $40 $50.
'6.o0 p. M daily and s12:30 D. m. SATURDAYS
On Sundays additional trips at 1880. Gao
p. N. for San Rafael and intermediate points
s:55 a m daily for Petaluma. Santa Rosa.
wood. Sebastopol and way stations
500 a N. daily for Petaluma. Santa Rosa
Glen Ellen Camp Vacation and way stations
9;lo a.. m, Sundays only, for Glen Ellen and
i1:0o a m. daily for Petsluns. Santa Ro.,
and way stations.
$50 p. N. daily for Petaluna. Santa Rc-a.
Healdsburg. Clorerdale. Ukiah. GuernevIlle. Sc.
bastopol and way stations.
5:1o p. daily for PstslHms. Santa Rosa ana
way stations
$40 p. m. daily for Glen Ellen and way st.-
tions
.To Tibu-on only.
Paeihc trsnsfer eonpany's agents are arthor-
TICKET OFFICE----------.--- Fer-v lfrllss7-
GENERAL OFFICES. James Flood Building
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Dr. TiliieIe
The GERMAN
SPECIALIST
1879 SUFFER- ST.
NEAR FILLMORE

Treats successfully. by new German
method. all Private and Chronic Dis
eases of BOTH sexes. Diseases of the
Blood. Skin Diseases and NH Contracted
Ailments cured speedily and all traces
eradicated from the system. Every
case is guaranteed Charges reason
able. Consultation free
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Local Brevities

CAR CONDUCTOR FAILs-Philip Wilson. an
Oakland car conductor. fled petition IN
bankruptcy In the United States district court
SUED FOR DIvoRCE-Mary Clerici sued
Frank Cierici for divorce yesterday. piseding
that he deserted her seven years ago They
were married in Vermont n 1897 and have one
child. Lima aged 10. who Is with the mother:
SUSPECTS ARE JA1LED-Frans Oisen sho
rred Norfon were seen acting suspiciously at Da-
Tvs saloon. Sixth and Jessie streets. early yes,
terday morning By Policeman Coz. who arrestee
them Yesterday POLICE Judge Weller senteneea
them TO serve three months each IN 'ne county
jail on q charge Of vagrancy-
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WEAK MEN
DR. HALL'S REINyIGO

DIR. HALLS REINvIGO-
RATOR stops all losses and
unnatural discharges in "a
hours. You feel an improve
ment from the first dose. We
have so much confidence in
our treatment that we offer
I-iua Hundred rnrrorl fo-
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: Ais
Morning Session

Board
- ALASKA Packers Assn ...- zs5O
50 Honokas Sugar Co .--....-. I3. l2Ik
- Hutch inSon Co ...-......- II 90
70 PssUbsu co -.....-... Is 50
69 Spring Valley Water CO... 81 STL
80 Spring Valley Water CO...--.. 81. .12l9
$3.50 Hawaiian COnl & Sugar IS l0s 70
100 7, OAK Jose Ry 5s-..--- IOI- 90
S-y90 Pacific Electric Rv 5s.---.----1 los IS
SEQ p Branch Ry es.-....... ~ IS
s. go United r E OF s zs. u e-l5
Street
Teo MakawelI Sugar Cos......-.... So 90
s. oe0 Market 81 Gable 6s s.-.lO lO5 q
$1,000 Of Cal 6s tIe12) .... los. so
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OCEANIC 6. 6. CO.
(SPRECKEIS LINE)
E0NOLULU-S. s. Alameda sails II 4. n Oct
II. Round trip. S110.
TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS-S. 8. Mariposa sails II
a m, Oct. IL Round trip, first class. S125.
Scenic line 10 New Zealand, via Raratongs.
Cook Island; first s16T-50 10 Auckland; s77.50
third.
Passenger Dept, e73 Market ST: Freight Office.
30 Clay st. Phone Temp. l23l.
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VANCOUVER, B. c.. Sept 2e;-The
report is renewed here that, within q
few days the White Pass railway eno
over by the Canadian Pacific railway
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Tonopah District
CALIFORNIA

Bid -Ass. Bid. Ask
crseksjack C. os Hazel n .25 /. 60
NEVADA
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

Depot 18th and Nissloa sts---DaIly except sun
eay-LeaFe. lisa. Ola, 1:45p. 5-5op- Ar
hslIdays-Leare- 7:55a. 9:15a. ss10-0oa. lo;40a.
1900 noon. LAS D. 5.55p. s-15p- Arrives 7.3ta-
o.c1a. II -2aa 1-22p. 55p. s6.Otp. 5-35ps 6-52p-
ssfIxed. ssGranada Express. makes no inter-
mediate stopS-
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OCEAN TRAVEL
Togo kisen kaisha

$. s. America Maru'' (via Mani1a)
----------------E----T T. Tuesday, Oct 90. 1903
S. S. s.Honykong Marus Tuesday. Nov. II. 1903
S. s. ssTsnyo Maru~- Friday, Dec. II. 1903
Steamers sail from company's piers, Nos- AZ.
a. foot Of Second st.. I p m. for Xoko-
hama and Hongkon<. calling at Honolulu Kobe
tEIiog0l. Nagasaki and shanghai. and connecting
at Hongkong with steamers fer Manila, india,
etc. Ne cargo received board day &c
sailing Round trip tickets at reduced rates
For freight and passage apply ar Office, 40
James Flood building W f. AVERY
- Assistant General NauRgw-
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Do You Want S5.009
Read The Calls weekly offer on page AZ
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California stock and ON Erchaure
BidAskI
OFFICIAL SALES
1880 a n
wfnfn~ Stock.

san FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales On the San Francisco
sts-k ena exchange board yesterday
CONSTOCKS
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COAST LINE

~(Third ard Townsend Streets)
f5.3o2 Shuttle I'D Street, Viitaci0n,
South eza Francisco, Valercis s..
b.40a Shuttle-Valencia ST. Oces1 view,
Cenetcries, South san Francisco. I'D
Street. 81 and Townsend. ........
s.+os South San Francisco, San Jos, Gil !
roy. HOLSTER, PaiAro. WAtsoHFille.
Santa Cruz. 30 uldsr C-esk. .6lsnwood.
Del Monte. Monssrey. Pacifc Grove. ]
s.o0a The Coaster-San jose, CastroFile.
Salinas. Solsdsd. PAo Robles Eot
Springz. Atescadero. San Luis
Obispo. Pizno. Oceano. Guadalupe.
Suf. LOnpOc. Santa Barbara.
Ventura. Oxra-d, Les Angeles.
6.0os Watsonvilis. Santa Crus. Boulder
Creek. Glensood. Del Monte. Mon
terey. Pacific Grove
s.z0z South San Francisco. Palo Alto. San
Jose, WAY Stations.
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OCEAN TRAVEL

Steamers Leave Broadway
MESCN Wharves piers and III
NM LOW RATES. INCLUDING
| fof ~ r BERTH AND MEALS.
IL NA SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
M t1y RATES
NN Z0 FOR Los ANGELES
N1myH~ SAN DIEGO
SANTA BARBARA
SANTA RoSA-......-E Every Sunday, $50 a. n
QUEEN. Every Thursday. $50 q. N
FOR SEATTLE, TACOMA,
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER. n. C..
PUGET SOUND AND ALASKAN PORTS
PRESIDENT. s. 20 1.30 D. m
GOVERNOR ....-.-..-.O Oct. 10 25, 1:3O D. N.
PUEBLA-.. Sept 80; UAATILLA. - Oct Is
And Every Fifth Day Thereafter
ROUND PUGET SOUND EXCURSION. IL DAYS
Round Trip, Including Berth and Meals. s45.
FOR EUREKA CHUMBOLDT BAD
CITY OF TOPEKA
....-..Oct. ], 6. II, 1s. 21. 26. 81. 1880 a n
And Every Fifth Day Thereafter.
FOR GUAYMAS. MAZATLAN. Ia PAz.
ENSENADA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO.
ALTATA. MAGDALENA BAY, SANTA
R0SALIA.
CURACAO 7th OF each month. 10 a. N
ALASKA EXCURSIONS, 1908
San Francisco 10 Skagway. Alaska. and return
for $50. including berth and meals.
Right reserved TO change this scheduls.
TICKET OFFICES.
SAN FRANCISCO-3 Market st, 112 Market ST.,
aad Broadway wharf-Tel- Kearny 4s2-
9enelal O1ncs-. liz Marker ST
Freight once Broadway Wharf
Oakland Ticket Office. ............. .96S Broadway
C. d. DUNANN. G. p A. San Francisco.
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Prize Winning CANNES
Viewed by Crowd

Continued From Page 80, Column
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Best St Bernardo W. Alexander's Linda
Vista Aberacum.
Best opposite se1-A L. Hamilton's Queen
Ann.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
BRYAN WANTS JOHN MITCHELL
Inspired Editorial in Omaha World
Herald Outlines Situation.
Surmise Is that Mining Man Could
Take Labor Vote from the
Secretary of War.

Omaha NebT., May 12-In q leading
editorial tomorrow morning, the World
Herald, considered the mouthplece OF
william J. Bryan, declares that John
Mitchell. the labor leader. is the strong
est possible man the Democrats can nom
mate for Vice President
Coming from the source it does. this
may be considered as being Mr. Bryan's
personal choice of a running mate. Mr..
Bryan was in Omaha Sunday and spent
several hours with the World-Herald
editor. who is a successor of Mr.. Bryan.
The editorial takes up the list CT names
so far mentioned in connection with the
Vice Presidency and eliminates the ma
iority of them for cause. leaving John
sharp Williams, Senator Culberson,
Douglas. Of Massachusetts; Tom John
son. and Mitchell.
Then Mitchell Is lauded as possibly the
strongest of these, and the editorial ends
By saying; with Taft heading the Re
publican ticket, the strength that John
Mitchell would lend the Democratic ticket
is obvious
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
FAIRBANKS NOT OUT.
Vice Presidents Friends Deny I'm
truthful stories from indianapolis.


truthful Stories from indianapolis.
Senator James A. Hemenway, a close
friend Of Vice President Fairbanks. yes
terday made the following statement
The friends OF Vice President Fair
banks feel they have a right to complain
Of two stories telegraphed throughout the
country-one from Washington and one
from indianapolis. each with the same
obvious purpose.
THE Indianapolis story was to the ef-
feet that the friends of Vice President
Fairbanks were about to withdraw his
name from consideration in connection
with the Presidential nomination No
friends of the Vice President at Indian
apolis or elsewhere were given an oppor-
tunity to be heard upon this widely tele-
graphed report, which is absolutely with
out foundation In fact. The second story
Is that the friends OF the Vice President
had been in negotiations with a view Of
the denomination Of Mr.. Fairbanks for
the second place on the ticket Several
gentlemen of prominence are mentioned
in connection with the story, any one OF
whom, If he had been asked about it.
would have denied It emphaticalIy, since
there is not the least basis Of truth for
It,"
Further stories were sent out from In
dianapois last night to the effect that
the friends of the Vice President are
expecting word from him to the effect he
has quit the race. This story has also
branded as being without the slightes.
foundation by the friends Of Mr. Fair
banks.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
STEEL MILLS GO FULL BLAST
Will Run Overtime After the Two
Big Conventions.
Structural Plants Are Rushed to
Keep Up with Orders Now
on Hand.

Piusburg, Pa, May l2-As soon as it
shall have been settled by the Chicago
and the Denver national conventions who
will be the candidates for President of
the United States. It is the intention OF
the United States Steel Corporation 10
start their mills in full, and they are
prepared for the longest and most steady
run on record
To-day there reached Pittsburg orders
from the Wall street Offices. which were
transmitted TO the superintendents and
other officials higher and lower in the
Carnegie Steel Company. They were
briefly. that those who intended taking
vacations should do so at once: that
after August I there would be no time
for vacations, and that positively every
vacation must be over at that time.
Another solid train of bridge material
for a new coast railroad left Pittsburg
late last night and investigation shows
that within the past two or three weeks
there had been sent out $50 cars Of
bridge work 90 the West Structural mills
are really working overtime, in order 10
Keep uD with the railway construction OF
the far West
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
FAVOR FREE DELEGATION.
Louisiana COnErcssmen Are Against
Instructions

The Louisiana delegation in Congress.
all Democrats, are with one exception in
favor Of sending to the Denver conYen-
ton an uninstructed delegation
Speaking on this point yesterday, Repre-
sentative BToussard said:
The general sentiment among the
Louisiana Representatives in Washington
is favorable TO an uninstructed delega-
tiop from our State to the Denver con.
venHon.
NO one can say at this time wha. is
the best policy TO be pursued respecting
the making Of a platform and the selae-
ton of candidates until the delegages
from all over the country arrive At the
convention The prospects for a DemJ-
cratic victory in the coming election are
better tnan or many years If the del
egates are unhampered by instructions,
they will make a platform and name
candidates who viii be eminentIv salts
factory to the national Democracy.
With A platform thoroughly Demo-
cratic and candidates in harmony With
its declarations, / believe that victory
is assured