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MRS. JOHN HoPP. Webster Ave-
lv1 Glendfie, l. l.. ". ". writes.
II have been suffering for the past
ten years with many symptoms Incl.
dent to my age, also catarrh and indl.
gession. i was weak and discouraged.
had no ambition, could not sleep a.
night, and lost greatly in weight.
II tried other remedies, bu, with no
success, until commenced to take Pc
runa. now feel better in everv re-
speci, can sleep we'll. and have gained
In weight cannot praise Peruna
highly enough for the good it has done
me.
.If any women are suffering Is 7 ala.
would advise them TO try Peruna aud
convince themselves. Peyuna has done
me good. ! know by my experience
that IL IL worth Its weight in gold 70
any one who needs IT.
II also took Msnaiin, for cons;ipa,iou.
in connection with Pcruna. and found
1t helped mo where other laxa,iyes
failed"
New Wea 81 cstarrh.
Miss Maiisa Joiley, Parmele, n. O.,
writes: II have been taking your Pc
rnna, and can say that am well Of the
catarrh.
II thank you for your kindness and
your advice"
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BE serves his party best who serves his
country best.-Hayss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-07-06

Teething children have more or less
diarrhoeA, which can be controlled oy
giving Cnamberiain's Collie, Cholera anu
Diarrhna Remedy. All that is necessary
is to give the prescribed dose after eacn
operation OF the bowels more than maj urai'
and then castor oil TO cleanse the system.
1t is safe and sure. Sold by all dealers
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Brushing up the Ola Farm


Howard, rake the garden walk.
Come, chatto, trim the lawn,
For the winthrops are coming
At Fridays early dawn
Howard, go gather the eggs,
And kill the chanticIeer,
For the winthrops are coming,
The time is drawing near.
Haste 20 clip the horses name.
Put gloss upon his back,
For the winthrops are coming
In nothing must we lack
Frances. heat the porridse pot.
And broil luscious steak;
For the winthrops are coming
good impression make.
Margot, sweep the parior floor,
Go. dust the green room clean,
For the winthrops are coming, =
And no dirt must be seen.
Don your swellest stockings, Sue.
Get out your party gown,
For the winthrops are coming,
You must not look run down.
Father, put away the hoe,
Bring golf sticks to the fore,
For the Winthrops are coming,
Be gentlemen once more.
Stars peep DER the eastern hills,
The moon illumes the west:
Since the winthrops are coming.
AL natnre's at its best!
Theodore ". Nevis.
Bluehill 1910. 3s
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D. P. Friend is very ill.,
Mrs Oscar Wood returned home Friday.
A. r. Conary & Sons have lately pur-
chased two Bucksport engines, and have
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TRENTON.


GRADUATION EXEkC7sEx-
School in district No. closed June ~
sfter . successful term taught by Miss
Car. Day. Of South Biuehiii. After the
reading ciassex, the following program
was r,rese ufed:
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MOTHERS CLUB
TO HOLD A FETE
May Day viii Be Celebrated
With Festival at the
Durant School

OAKLAND, April 29.-The first an
nual Mayday festival of the Durant
school mothers club will be held to-
morrow on the school grounds, COM
mencing with a baby show in the
morning from 10 to IL o'clock Pre-
cedng the luncheon hour an entertain
ment will be given by the pupils.
The Lockwood school band will give
a concert from / to o'clock, and the
browning of the May queen will fol-
low. Addresses will be made by
Mayor Mott and superintendent of
Schools McClymonds. Afterward the
maypole dance and flower drills will
take place. Reception to the May
queen with band and victrola concerts
and pupils entertainment will occupy
the remainder of the afternoon.
The program will be closed with the
singing of the Battle Hymn of the
Republic by chorus of 500 voices.
The various committees in charge of
booths follow:
bacher; fancy work. Mrs. NJ. T. Fisher, Mrs. G..
A. Llsyd; candy. Mrs. r. Stipe: ice cream, Miss
Eschbaeher; Japanese tea, Mrs. b. Cooper, Mrs.
G, III. Mitchell; town pump Mrs. W. c. Horner.
Mrs: III. ], X. Maru; punch, Mrs. George w.
Becker, Mrs. NJ. e. Tyler; bag. Mrs. Cunning
ell. Mrs. o. Cunningham; reception committee,
Mrs. X Melquiond, Mrs. G. F. Maddocks, Mrs.
X. c. Rich. Miss V. C. AIilledge, Miss T. Mar
shall, Miss L. Stockton, Miss II. Sorensen.
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DEFIANCE. GOES WHEN
PRISON DOOR cLANGS
Decides to Answer Census Taker
After Night in Jail :

OAKLAND: April 29.4-P Patrick F5ig-
gins. a laborer living In the National
roomine house, =SO3: Clay street. was arr
rested last night and held in the city
jail asa federal prisoner because he
treated Census Enulnerator c.. Hersch :
fielder and Supervisor Janies- M. Burke
.Cf the census bureau with contempt n
refusing TO answer satisfactorily fues-
lions put 10: him. ~. .-...'.
After spending IL hours IA prison
Higgins told the authorities. that he
would gladly answer THE necessary
questions, which he did lie. was. taken
before Joliee:Judge* Smith this morn-
ing and discharged. on the ground that
Jurisdiction was lacking During the
testimony it was brought out THAT Hig-
gins had struck .HirsclIfel der In: the
face when tire. deputy Insisted that he
required Information be given. Herself
fielder then reported the: case to- Burke,
WHO called for an officer. Hi ggins still
refused. 10 answer questions and was
F taken s3nto Gus tods ....s.-=.-- -: - :.
supervisor Burke. says that this IS
Ihe. frst4 arrest that has been found
neces sar5s. but that there. are several
other cases pending, and that unless
rthe- persons. involved at onces give up
The desired Information and treat the
deputies with proper courtesy their arr
resi-. VIII follow i. = - :: =:
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LOCAL sEaay rRAIxs-Na oatIapd Per.

To Oakland. Berkeley. Bergman. East Oakland and
minutes until 100 pm. inclusive: then 7.40. $50,
900. $40. 1920. l1.o0. I11.40 pm. 1870 and
loan.
70 sathsr and Nelrcss via Seventh St-Da1y-From
geo a.m- and every twenty minutes until ZOO pm.
Inclusive. then 40. $50. 600 $40 1920. ito
and II 20 pm.
To stonshdrst-DaIy, Except .Sunday-6OO. 700. 500
geo am, 220 ACC, 400, SEQ, $40 pm. Sunday
only 600 1000 am. Loo pm, 200. 400. 400. 500
54Cpm
To OAKLAND First ST., Frysvss. Alameda. via Horssshos
-Daly-From 1900. go am. and every twenty
minutes unta $50 am. inclusive: then 300. 40
1000, 1910, l1.00, 1l.20 an. 2m, 1920 loo, =
200, 220 400. $40 1910 pm. and every twerty
minutes until pm. Inclusive 40. $50. 900 Gao
1920 HOO and 1l.40 pm. 1920 and 10 an
Additional train to Oakland First St. 21S am. Z.
To West 5erkslsy-Daly Except Sunday-Frum eco
am. and every twezty minutes until $50 m incu-
sive: then 500 am. and every hour until 400 pm
inclusive; then 420 pm and every twenty minutes
until 100 pm. inclusive. then 80 pm. so, a00
go, l020 l10O Lac pm and 12.20 an.
70 West 7srksIey--Shndays only-Fronn 500 An
then zoo, SEQ 900 am. inclusive; then 920an. and
every twenty minutes until $40 pm. inclusive; then
400 pm and every twenty minutes until 90 pm IN
elusive; then 740'pxL, $50 500, $40, 1910. 1100
1140 pm and 1220am
To cor5in-DaIy Except Sunday-From 500 an. and
every 70 minutes until so am, then 600 1000
am. 1900 n. LOO, 200. $780, AGO. 40. 40, 5OQ.
so. 81 40 and 400 pm.
To corbn-Sundays on;y-From 600 am. then 7Go
800, 600 am. inclusive: then 10 am. and evsrv
twenty. minutes until $40 pm inclusive: then 4O0
pm and every twenty minutes until 800 pm.
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TWO GIRL TEACHERS
:: TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
Graduation Exercises Planned at
T. kindergarten Training School

. BERKELEY. April 29.-Miss Florence
Holiday Butler, graduate of the
:l;l4fca 90 kindergarten college, and Miss
,Marion Douglas Stemm, graduate of
the teachers college for training kim
.dergarteners of indianapolis, will be
given. diplomas from the Berkeley kin
:dergarten training school in the Hill
side club house tomorrow night. when
the commencement exercises will be
.he5d. 80.
/ The invocation will be spoken by
I&e1'.t:W H. r. Hodgkins. vicar of All
souls chapel, North Berkeley. Ad-
,lTesses viii be delivered by DR.. Mar
garet E. SchalIenberger, principal
training school department, state nor
NAL school of San Jose, on Education
{ for life" and. by Dr. Richard Cause
Boone: of the university, who viii give
the oh arge~ to the graduates after con-
ferrfng. the degrees.
- Dr. Harvey. E. Guy, dean of the
Berkeley bible seminary, will pronounce
the benediction. Musical numbers will
:he contributed by Grace Gillette
Thomas Rieger, Leona Morris and Alice
Guthrie.
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CLARENCE. LIEBRANDT
PLACED ON PROBATION
Stranger Goes to Rescue With
Loan of 500

OAKLAND, April 29-Clarence Lie
brandt, whose wealthy father declined
to advance $50 needed to save him from
the penitentiary. was placed on pro-
baton for IA years today by Judge
Brown.
A stranger, whose name is withheld
went to Liebrandt's rescue and put UP
the $50 which the court insisted he
should restore. as condition for pro-
baton.
Liebrandt forged check for $50 and
admitted the crime. He appealed to his
father for help. The elder Liebrandt,
who was formerly a city councilman of
Santa Cruz, admitted on the stand that
he was possessed of much property, but
he refused to lend his son the money
he needed.
Judge Brown scored him severely as
an unnatural father and ordered him
eff the witness stand
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BERKELEY KEEPS
SANE Water RATE
Minimum Charge of $3.50 Al
lowed Company After Months
of Investigation by Council

BERKELEY. April 29.-The minimum
rate Of $3.50 per month to be charged
the residents OF this city for water,
which was in force last year, viii be
continued through l9lo-ll. according
to the decision. of the-city council this
morning. For several weeks the coun-
ell has been considering a reduction 10
Sl.25. The ordinance regulating the
mlntm am. charge of the Peoples water
company was not passed this morning.
but city Attorney Stringham was or
oered 70 draw up an ordinance cover
ing IT..
The council has spent~three months
I'm examining the books of the company
and other data on. which to fix the
rate for next year. Several Of the
improvement clubs asked that the "a lie
be reduced. but the company fntimated
that a:reduction of the minimum rate
vouid.calse an increase in the bydrant
rate Of $3.50 charged the city, and also
an fnerea Sc In: tine 4 3 cent rate for. each
l,00o~.ga lfons used i'm sprinkling the
streets. The old schedule was then de-
cIded upon Il follows
General monthly rates for water served "a
private consumers at the rate Of - cents per
i-Ulu: gallons. provided that no charge shall be
in any case less than 81 20 per month.
For municipal and school purposes at a are
III z35 cents per LOCO gallons. p.
For water furnished 10 fire hySyants for fires
and for street sprinklins and for flushing sewers
the following rates shall be~charecd:- For each
IRE hvdraut ~ four inches ln diameter or over
the sum II Sl-50 per month aud for each. -hy5rsni
less than four anches I'm Diameter % cents "a
month. - 10. :--- T..
Water shall De furnished any contractor in the
ciry Qf Berkeley upon 'demsnd for tie censtfuc
tion Of sewers and fer the purpose Gf settling and
nlllng in The trenches at me rate q 20 cents
For street sprinkling: and for Flushing: sewer.
the sum Of = cents per 1000 gallons: = T..
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DEMANDS sos, 900 FOR
8. LOSS OF HIS POSITION
Former Manager of RemiIIard
|. Brick Company Sues

T.: OAKLAND, April 29.-Damages to
the amount of S65, 900 are claimed by
Edward II Horton, former manager
of -. the Remillard brick company,
in g. suit he began today against that
in the superior court.
!. The damages are demanded for al
Teged. breach of the contract of EN-
pioyInent made in 1906 between Nor
ton and the company. 1t was a 10
years contract, he says. The first year
he was to receive $500 a month, the
second year $500 a month, and his sal
airy was to be increased on a sliding
Scale, with percentage in the profits
Of the business thereafter, he declares.
He continued working for the Remil-
lard brick company until March, 1909,
when the company discharged him.
The money he claims as damages is
for the money he would have earned
by remaining in the company's en-
ployment until 1916.
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GO ON A STRIKE
over COLOR line
Oakland Settlement Boys Walk
Out When Negroes Are
Not Withdrawn

OAKLAND. April 29.=ShaIl the
color line be drawn for keeps in the
boys club connected with. the oak
land New Century clubs settlement at
Fifth and Peralta streets. superin-
tendent L. B.. Shaw and the board of
directors say. no., but 25 youthful white
members of the. club walked out be-
cause of their objections to the ne
groes. and six of the malcontents are
stilI or, strike. They were the leaders
in the protest, and they have not sur
rendered yet.
Ever since the boys club was es-
-tablished there have been young
representatives Of the African race
on its membership roll. No trouble
over their presence occurred until a
short time ago. when the white boys
filed petition with Superintendent
Shaw requesting that the colored
youths be eliminated The petition was
denied. Thereupon the strike oc-
CURED.
Notice was given that unless the
strikers should return within a week
they would be summarily dismissed
from. the club and its privileges. The
board of directors. among whom are
Mrs. Robert Watt, Mrs. Charles j..
Woodbury. and. other prominent club
women of Oakland. sustained Shaw,
fbut extended the time for month.
The recalcitrants have been slowly
struggling back, after their parents
gained knowledge Of the walkout.
though the ringleaders are still OBJ
durate.
:. The directors said that the trouble
was due largely to dislike of one of
the negro lads, and had been To-
mented- by some of the more disturb
/ ing element ameng the youngsters.
peace is expected to be wholly re-
stored before the time limit expires.
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ALAMEDA COUNTY SHOWS
A LARGE REGISTRATION
An Unusually Large Number of
Voters Enrolled Thus Far

OAKLAND. April 29.-According to
figures made public today by County
Clerk Cook, more voters have regis
tered since January l than the total
number that were registered in 1908,
as late as three weeks before the
presidential election of November. The
total number registered now in Ala
media county is 30,S34.
Cook attributes this result to the
registration meetings that were held
throughout the county for the special
purpose of giving voters an opportun-
ity to enroll themselves. and also to
the increased population.
The compilation in detail is as fol-
lows:
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COMPLAINT THAT BOYS
FREQUENT POOLROOMS
Alameda Police Chief Will Be
Asked to Enforce Ordinance

ALAMEDA, April 29.-The Alameda
Improvement club has instructed it's
secretary, Alexander -~AIackie, to com
municate with the police commission
ers requesting that body to have the
chief of police enforce more strictly the
ordinance which prohibits minors from
playing in or lettering about poo1rooms.
According to some of the club members
boys Of immature years are allowed in
poolrooms in Park street and in Web
ster street until midnight.
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LECTURE WILL SEND +.
BOYS TO THE COUNTRY
Chinook Organization Will Hear
Prof. r. e. Crawford

BERKELEY: ATlrll pa Prof. Russell
Tracy Crawford of: the. astronomy staff
OF the university. wilE deliver. a. lee
ture on HaHey's comet before The
chinook boys club. Of West. Berkeley
in the Fun theater. west Berkeley, to-
morrow night. The proceeds Of the
lecture will be used 10 finance a. trip
which the boys Will take to the NOUN
tains this SUNNI under the direction
Of Misses Phoebe Binney and Alice
Graham, two Alpha Phi girls. who are
devoting their time 10 the interests of
the organization. =" .:.- 49,.
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BERKELEY OFFICER 5"
WILL ATTEND HEARING
W. f. Mcclure VIII Be at Hetcll
HefchY Discussion !. III. s. =. :.

BERKELEY. April a29:-4E Wilbur f
Alccsiare com miss ioner Of public works s..
was granted z 30 days leave of absence
bE the city council this TiIorHiglg z. He
wills attend tine hearing: on the .Hetch
Hetchy at. washington May. is. : -, x,
Mayor Beverly. Hodg bead may, also
De present when the water qilestfon is
.G.scdssed: ia. tie na1ional capital. : >:
Mcclure plans to: visit a Sarge 1lu pl4
5eE.of the cities Of the east and sturdy
engin eerirg- problems for the benefit: of
Berkeley He. viii preba bly,: .rend err
report.sof his trips to the. council on his
return. -.- ~; - -. :: - =
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STANLEY MOORE IN
AUTO STRIKES CHILD

OAKLAND, April 29.-While riding
her bicycle this morning, Clara C. New
comb, II year old girl. became con-
fused at the approach of an automo-
bile driven by Attorney Stanley Moore
and one of her hands being occupied
with a loaf of bread that she was car
rying, she fell in front of the machine
She escaped with a few bruises Moore
took her to the receiving hospital in
his automobile.
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WULLNER TO sing
IN GREEK THEATER
Noted Vocalist Will Appear or
Campus With Coenraad V.
Bos Tuesday Afternoon

BERKELEY. April 2s-Announce-
ment was made today by Prof William
DaIlam Armes, head of the music and
dramatic committee, of the university,
of the program which DIR. Ludwig
Wullner Will render in the Greek the
alter next Tuesday afternoon in his
song recital at 3:15 o'clock, accom-
panied by Coenraad V. Bos. The selec-
lions follow:
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Alameda Church Services

Alameda, April .29.-First Baptist church,
Santa Clara avenue near Benton. street, Rev. L..
p. Russell minister.
II o'clock-Mornng worship and sermon; sub
jet: The Story. of First Worship of jehovah .
The Lords supper will be.celebrated at the close
Of Worship Kindergarten for children from to
years of age during worship.
7.30 o'clock-Evening praise and song, with
Sermon subject, The Martyr With Many
crowns" This is the evangelistic hour Of church
worship.
6:30 o'clock-Even3ng quiet hour, conducted by
the Young Peoples Baptist union.
Bible school, s9:45 o'clock. morning. II. T.
Carvin superintendent of school: Mrs. l.. p. Rus
sell superintendent and Miss Marian Troy assist
ant superintendent of primary.
To-day to 8 p. m. special in household
goods. II. .Schellhaas,. l1th Ste Oakland*
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Compaguie Generate TransatIantique

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS.
Sailings every Thursday instead Of Saturday,
at 10 M, from pier ~. North river, foot Of
Morton street.
First class to Havrs, $3.50 and upward; sec
AGENCY for UNITED STATES and CANADA.
10 State street, New York. FUGAZI BROTH
ERS, Managers Pacific Coast, $50 Montgomery
road ticket agents.
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ALAMEDA MAY DO AWAY
WITH ARC LIGHT *MASTS
Experiment With EIectroIier
System for Shaded Streets !.

ALAMEDA, April .29.EThe E. municipal
electric department installing q series
a. eiectroliers in ,Alatneda avenue be-
tween Lafayette and Morton streets.
The lamps are stationed on orna;rn tai
iron posts imbedded in concrete II
the .electrolier system of Illumination
proves effective in streets that are lined
with trees, as Alameda avenue is. tire
electric. light department may d ecide to
do away with the arc light fnasts now
IN general use throughout the city. -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-30
EVERHART PULLS OUT
OF AUDITORS CONTEST
Councilman Will Not Try for
County Office

OAKLAND. April 29-Councilman
Harold Everhart has withdrawn from
the fight for. the republIca.. nomina-
ton for. county auditor.
This leaves the contest between
Deputy City Auditor Z. f. Garrison,
who has made a whitlwind campaign
throughout the county, and the -incum
bent, Conrad Lutgen.
Lutgen was appointed by the board
of supervisors to succeed George Pierce
who resigned.
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SMITH MERGES BANK 81. ::
WITH CENTRAL NATIONAL
Syndicate Institution Is Taken
Over by Absorption i:

OAKLAND, April 29-The Central
national bank has absorbed the Synlt-
cate bank, which was organized sew
eral years ago by +. NJ. Smith and his
a associates. Its assets OF $350.000 were
taken over by the Central The merger
was arranged by Dennis Searles. repre-
senting Smith. and }. +. Carlston, presi-
dent Of the Central national bank The
Syndicate bank was virtually a private
institution, and Smith decided 70 turn
It's business over to the larger bank,
in which he is a heavy stock holder
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NETHERLANDS RouTE-Frcm Pacific Street Wharf
Colrnsyie, Emmaton. Rio Vista Isleton. Ryde. Wal
nut Grove Vorden, CORTLAND. Carksburg Sacramento.
Leave 500 am. Tue. Thurs. Sat. Steamer Navajo:
arrive $500 p. m.
Leave LOO pm DAILY. except Sunday. steanr MOdoc
or Apache; arrive l1.30 pm.
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one OF San Francfsco's foremost citi-
zens saws: Il was astounded, more
than surprised, at the magnificent
graz deurs OF the scenery along the
Ocean Shore railway. 1t resembles. an
beauty the famous Italian railroad
along the Riviera from Nice TO Genoa"
Ride over the Ocean Shore.
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ErBEREIA CLUB TO DAEcE-The. regular
Quarterly dance Of the Hibernia GLIB will he
held al the Auditorium annex. Page and Fill
more streets, this evening As the bail will
p he somewhat In the nature Of a May DAY
fete az unusually large crowd Of. dancers Is
erDected
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OAKLAND HARBoa FERRY-From San sr,ne;,ss
Market Street Whar--Week Days-Hourly from 6 a.
am. to 900 pm. Sundays-6.45. SIS Gas ii. Is
am. l2.45. ais 3.45. SIS as, SIS and 9.45 pm.
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ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAusALrTo

sausalito, Mill Valley, San Rafael-Daily
every 40 minutes from 700 m. until 900
40 minutes until $40 p. M; then 500 and 10 100
D. m. and 1901 a. IN.
Fairfax-Leave San Francisco II 100, TAO, 500,
900 10000 11:O0 a. m, t12:00 noon, Il 100,
300, 400, 4:4O, $40 and 500 p. m.
San Quentin via San Rafael-Leases 900 a. m.
and 300 p. m.
Tiburon and Belvedere-s7:oo. sT:4o, 1918.
a, $1,000 noon, except Saturday., 1880.
i0:15 a. m. 1890, $500. 1920, 7:15 p. M,
S12:01 a. m.
SUNDAY arrive 7:S7 D. m. ssSunday arrive
6:5T D. m. Except Sunday. +Sunday only.
saturdays only. svia Sausalito.
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are author
lied to check baggage direct from residence.