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Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15

IF our Tombstone subscriber will send us his name, not for publication but as 8 guarantee of good faith, We will make use of his communication, otherwise we shall be compelled to decline with thanks. The good intent of an anony- nous writer is always open to suspicion, whether intentional or not. To remove this doubt publishers invariably require the name of the writer and thus save the effusion from the waste basket.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15

always maintained and protested against the corruption of the name, and a mighty poor corruption it is at that. The word as written "canaigre" is pro- nounced by the agricultural station offices "Oanagre" with long sound on the Ca" If currdption is to be dignified with approval by those in authority, "muskeet" for mesquite" "musca" for mescal and other Americanism equally as terrific should henceforth be allow able.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15
At the Churches
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

 First mass, sermon in English, a. nn Second mass, sermon in Spanish, 9:3O @. m.
 Evening service at o'clock.
 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Preaching services every Sunday at 10:45 a. m. and D. m. Sunday schsol, 9:30 a. m. Junior o. E.. ? p. n. every Sunday. Y. P. $. c. E., 6:15 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 7:20 p. m.
 We cordially invite both strangers and citizens to come out.
 DAVID R. FRANCIS, Pastor. There will be services m the Episco- pal church tomorrow at II a. ID. and z 30 p. m. Bisphop Kendriek will preach both morning and evening.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15

THE word "canaige," the name com monly used for that bulbous plant now somewhat extensively used for tanning purposes, is spelled wrong. It is not ''canaigre" but Cana Agria, and means ''sour csne." Cans-cane; Agria-sour two Spanish words. pure and simple. -Prospector.
 Yes, and that is what the CITIZEN has
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15
Scenery.

Lafayette W. Seavey, Seaman & Landis, H. T. Harvey and Milton w. Slammer are the artists who painted the scenery for the beautiful production of "The Gladiator" which MT. Robert Downing will play this season. The catacombs of Rome, Act l, by Messrs. Sewman & Landis, "Flavians Garden on the banks of Fiber" by H T Harvey, "Temrle of Juno" by Milton W Slam mer, "Arena scene after Gerome's famous painting by Lafayette Sesvey.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15
Gura for Headache.

As a remedy for all forms of head ache, Electric BItters has proved to be the very best. It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to it's influence. We urge all who are afflicted to procure 8 bottle, and give this remedy fair trial. In cases of habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medicine. Try it once. Large bottles only fifty cents at Dr.. Geo. Martins, drug store,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15

THE Tucson CITIZEN announces that it will issue large and handsome New Years edition. The CITIZEN never does things by half and we predict that the holiday edition of that paper will be credit to the old pueblo and Pima coun- ty.-Bulletin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15

THE democratic program was to make political capital out of the Nicaragua canal bill by its adoption during the short session of congress, but the more thoughtful ones will hesitate some time before committing the country to res possibility amounting to fully $10O, ,OOO,- nan
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15

RHEUMATISM in the back, should CTS, hips, ankles, elbows, or wrists, is caused by accumulation of acid in the blood. Hoods Sarsarrilla neItralizes the acid and cures rheumatism.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15

Placer location blanks, for locating building stone, onyx, marble, etc., print ed and for sale at the CITIZEN office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15

Hoods Pills are the best family cath artic and liver medicine. Harmless and reliable.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15

So,d throughout the world. POTTER DRUG AID CHEM. CoRP., Sole ProPs., Boston. sS- "Al! about Babys Skin, Scalp, and Hair," mailed fIec.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5-Senator Power today introduced a bill providing for the free coinage O. silver making a sil yer dollar to consist of 41215 grains of standard finesness and these dollars to be lega. tender for all debts, public and private.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2--The house to- day adopted @ specisl order setting aside each day after the morning hour for the consideration of the pooling of bills, the order to continue until the bills have been disposed off, but not to interfere with the conference report and the appropriation bills.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15

FRANKLIN Ky. Dec. 7-The news to
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15

SEATTLE. Wash, Dec. 5.-The Pos Intelligenner has dioided to send an el ploration party to climb Mount Ranle for the purpose of ascertaing the e1 tent of the recent disturbance. Th party will consist of five persons pro vided with Canadian snow shoes an each man will carry pack of sixt pounds.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-12-08
Saxony Wool!

All colors. only 6 cents a hank.
The very best KNITTING
YARN. only IS cents pound.
A few pairs Of fine
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-12-08
posed to celebrate the 47th ami

posed to celebrate the 47th ami
versary Of their marriage.
Coroner w. S. Dehoney went
out Wednesday morning and
held an inquest over the remains,
when the jury returned the follow
ing verdict:
DECEMBER s, 1894.
We, the jury. find the dead
body before us to be that Of w.
B. Tracy. who came to his death
accidentally. by a log. lying on the
side Of Till. rolling over him.
MILTON Moore,
DAVID HALL.
I. p. PULLiAM.
a SNOOK.
FRANCIS BRAwNER.
&. M. BRAwNER.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-12-08
Another Vacancy in the Public
school.

At the meeting Of the Board Of
Education on Tuesday evening
Miss Sadie w. Grant rendered her
resignation as assistant teacher In
the High School. to take effect on
the 3Ist inst. The board will elect
her successor at called meeting
to be held at the call Of the presi
dent. Miss Grant and the Rev.
A. Fl. Lindsey, the young Presby-
terian minister who has had charge
Of the Leestown Mission Church
the past summer. will be married
on tive "a OF January.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-12-08

An Unfortunate Lady.

Mrs. Shelter Richardson. form
erly OF this city, who went to
Chicago last year to take boarders
during the Worlds Fair. and who
has since made that city her home,
has been quite unfortunate since
she removed there. In the first
place she derived little profit from
the visitors at the Fair and
since then her boarding house has
not paid. A short time ago she
broke up housekeeping and went
to live in a flat, storing her furni-
ture in the basement Of the build
ing. One night some two weeks
ago the house caught fire, all Of
her furniture was destroyed and
she and her mother, Mrs. Maria
Haner, had to be taken from
third-story window by the 6remen,
saving nothing beside the clothing
they had on. When they reached
the street below the smoke burst
out the window through which
they made their escape. Mrs.
Haner, who is advanced in years,
has since been very i'll at the home
Of her son-in-law. Mr.. l T. kis-
ley. at Lagrange, from the effects
of the excitement. Mrs. Richard
son will in short time go to
Nashville. Tennessee, to reside,
where she lived for several years
after leaving this city. She has
the sincere sympathy Of her friends
and relatives in this city in her
misfortune.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-12-08
German Club.

The German Club re-organized
on Friday night for the season
and reelected Mr.. Sam. d. John
son as President and Mr.. Sherley
Wintersmith. Secretary. They
will give their first German in the
Capital Hotel bal room on Tues
day evening, December 18th.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-12-08
Josiah Aliens Wife,

The famous authoress Of "My Opin-
ions' and "Betsy Bobhetts," states
that she owes her freedom from colds
and general good health during the
winter season to the use of DIR. iiale's
Household Ointment which she re-
CARDS as the greatest medicine of the
age Old DR. Hale having been her
physician years ago gives her great
confidence i'm all Of DR.. Hale's House
hold remedies, the best in the world.
Sold by T.. liz CARPENTER.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-12-08

Any one who has children will re-
jOice with L. B. milford, Of Plainfield.
N. j. His little boy. five years of age.
was sick with Group. For two days
and nights he tried various remedies
recommended by friends and neigh
bors. He says:'I thought sure 1
would lose him. 1 had seen Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy advertised and
thought would try it as last hope
and am happy to say that after two
doses he slept until morning. gave
it to him next day and a cure was eff
fected. l keep this remedy in the
children show signs Of Group give it
to them and that is the last it," 25
and so cent bottles for sale by PHIL.
CARPENTER, South Side Druggist.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-12-08
|UIRE TRACY KILLED.
Over by a Log and Crushed
to Death.
uire w. b. Tracy. who lived
! l.ebanon Church. in Bale
b Precinct, went out to cut

lebanon Church. in Bale
ID Precinct, went out to cut
..zrs and grubs upon a hillside
leld on his place Tuesday, and
about dark Little girl discovered
his lifeless body lying in the field.
/ She Immediately gave the alarm
and neighbors gathered in and
removed the body to the house.
From an examination of the
ground upon which the body was
found. it seems that log was
resting against bush, which Mr.
Tracy cut away. and being de-
prived Of its support the log
started to roll down the hill. The
unfortunate man had evidently
started to run out of the way but
fell before he had gone ten feet,
when the log. which was large and
heavy. passed over him. He was
horribly crushed and bled profuse-
~, as the ground around where
he body lay was covered with
blood.
M Mr.. Tracy was one Of the most
ighly respected and popular
entlemen in the community in
Which he lived and his death
auses a great loss to the
ounty as he was good, sub
antial and honest citizen He
as twice elected one of the mag.
rates in the Bald Knob District
# d discharged the duties Of the
ice faithfully.
THE deceased was a prominent
.mber Of the Lebanon Baptist
tiurch and on Sunday entertained
81, pastor of the church, Rev.
a Adkins, of Anderson county.
Nlen Mr.. Adkins left Monday
rnin for his home Mr.. Tracy
de him promise that lie would
ilrn and take DINNER with him
the 10th of this month, as on
day Mr.. Tracy ard wife pro-
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-12-08
Will Not Leave Yet.

AS Mr.. M. P Gray has sold out
his hardware business the i'm
preston has gotten abroad that
he will leave town in a short time.
AS we stated last week, Mr. Gray
will not remove to Louisville unit |
next August and perhaps rot un-
til in the fall He is going to re-
main right here until then, en-
ploying his time in settling up
his business.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-12-08
HIS COTTAGE SHATTERED.
An Attempt Made to Blow up
Capt. 5. NJ. Swigert at
Lexington.

A dispatch from Lexington to
the Louisville Commercial Of
Monday states that two attempts
were made to blow up the cot
tege occupied by Capt. Samuel
M. Swigert. Of the Second U. S.
Cavalry, and family upon the State
College grounds at Lexington.
On Friday night Of last week a
dynamite bomb was placed near
one corner of the cottage and the
discharge shattered the house.
Early Saturday morning another
bomb was exploded near the same
place. which further damaged the
house. Captain Swigert and wife
are both former residents of this
city. he being a brother Of Capt.
Jacob and Mr.. Joe Swigert. and
his wife formerly Miss Mary Glen
mons. He was detached from his
regiment last summer and assigned
to duty as Commandant Of Cadets
at the State College and has been
very strict with the cadets since he
has been in command. One day
last week he punished several Of
of the boys severely for being
absent from their quarters aft r
"taps' at night, and it is supposed
that some of the young anarchists
were seeking a cowardly revenge
in blowing up the commandments
house. 1t is to be hoped that the
would-be young assassins will be
found and given long term in
the penitenliary.
LArER-The Commercials re-
port turns out to be highly sensa-
tional, as the explosions were
only a piece of boyish fun and
did little damage.
For fine portraits and platino
aristo photos. go to Mattern's
Studio, where you will find large
assortment OF elegant new frames
suitable for holiday presents.
Get in your orders early.
- M
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-12-08

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-12-08
All-wool Blankets

Slightly soiled, will be sold at
bargain. For Underwear, Dress
Goods. Hosiery. Cloaks and
Capes. go to
The morning call., 1894-01-19
SOZINPS STOCK.
The Bazaar Mans Goods Sold by
the Sheriff.

The creditors OF Charles w. SoZip, who failed
lately, will not get as much from he assets as
they at first expected. SoZin conducted three
vArietystores in this city. but 1t appears bust.
ness was not successful, particularly for tile
creditors.
The entire stock was sold yesterday by the
Sheriff for something less than half the amount
of SoZiD's debts.
When SoZin failed TO meet his bills he was
attached by local creditors for S14,5OO. Men
in the East who bad supplied him with goods
on credit served an Injunction on the Sheriff on
the grounds that the proceedings disseminated
az inst them. The injunction was dissolved
however, and Sheriff McDade held an auction
yesterday al the stores
The stock at 421 Kearny sold for s45UO. al
1923 Market street for S1l00, ana at 3O2
Davis street for $500. making total of S61OO.
Z. j. Gienger, SoZin's father-in-law, was the
purchaser. Gienger figured among the attach
ing creditors.
The morning call., 1894-01-19


Wy l. Wilson
Shirley g Walker
John j Lyons
Miles Holdsworth
j.: Il Stamper
William Geddes
John MarteIl
Eucien Tucon
Willie Ryder
: Arthur Franklin
Johh Redican
= Henley O'Hara
Willie Anderson
Joseph L Terry
Huber Collius
Florence Sullivan
Emanuel Franklin
Milton Borkheim
Lawrence Shrier
Willie Ruwe
Sylvan Blum
Charlie Lord
Panl kracht
. Lawrence Weir
John Blohm
George Keeffe
Arthur Seyden
Eddie johnson
: T 'Maboney
Garrett Goldberg
Sam Breslauer
Milton Shrier
=. George Hammond .
Andy Burns
Fred Mier
!: w aIler Brand
Henry Landsberger
Irwin Goldstein
Harry Dwyer
George Mccarthy
Mllton Lewald
Gus LIE NOir
Robert L Katz
The morning call., 1894-01-19
JOHN SWEET GRAMMAR.

" alter Davidson
Jack Bahr
Joseph Hartman
Harry Huguemi
Regee Heard
Harry Cnace
Harry Perry
Jesse Behrens
Frank MaXon
David Roth
Cyril Wood
Russell Lowry
Louis Becker
Charles II Currier
Jake Il AdolDh
VIII Abram
Joe NJ Mayer
4 a Wasserman
John Kidd
NJ AK Plagman
Harry Harris
Milton Lesser
NJ annie Davis
James X eefa
Neptune MalYille
John Dorgan
Eddie Antron
Howard Tnurber
Albert Perry
Royal Locke
Gus Seyden
John Summons
William Harper
Phi Garrity
Alex McBoyie
Harry Williams
Louis Kraber
Ga brlel Aurich
Willie Sullivan
George Ryan
Julius Springer
c Ehat
Willie Gercke
The morning call., 1894-01-19

Walter Jackson
Leon Collin
Gustave johnson
Elliot Kropp
Henry Abadle
George IL Schmidt
W alter Groth
Il II Kelly
Frank W Podd
Charles Griffith
Gusssi Z BerIi
Dominic Albert
John Steimk G
VIM Turnbull
Thomas e Day
Ernest Nuremberg
Syle Cook
Edgar b Conde
Joseph Wright
Albert Peterson
William Harrison
George Harris
L Arnold
w GOldsteln
Albert J Howell
Charles Mathews
Thos + Dugan
Tebbert NARROW
James Leaby
Harry Ment
George Evans
John McNaugbton
John WEIGH
Harry HeiZOg
George Wuestefeld
Frank Grundel
Uugh Tanner
Lyman Bridges
Edgar Howell
Harold Fisher
Ell Burtis
Edward kruckelberg
Norris Crocker
Thomas Foley
Thomas Evans
Charles EhrhOrn
Paul Murphy
John RawliDs0n
NaDowa Brown
Joseph O'Keefe
James Curley
Raymond Heo
Herman LanZendorf
Jay Patterson
Arthur q Lucas
Thomas Hogan
Willie HolZheiser
Willie Gallagher
Paul Amber
Eddie Laws
stephen CeVasco
ManotIe Barbieri
Raymond OFT
Richard kountZ
John Hartnett
Freddie Bruse
Eddie MahOn
Bruno LeWandowski
Harold McDougall
Albert GrOth
Harold Kelley
Roscoe Brown
Louis Robbins
George oquires
Joe Koenlgsberg
Gilbert Pole
Joseph q Venable
John Herman Egger
Alfred Ehrhofn
Tommy Burnett
Henry Won Geistefeld
Joseph r Jock
Frank Leahy
Sam Hall
Gustav de Breiteville
Charlie l. Dali
Lynwood } Kelley
Bennie Amber
Edgar BreitenStein
ID q McNulty
Earl Southard
Frank Lincoln
Harry Burton
HOlger Puelecka
Willie Shattuck
G Splths
James Wilbert
Samuel II rtnett
Adolph Blaich
George Richards
David Tompkins
Jacob Goetjen
Bennie Alberga
Walter Price
John Shepbeard
Louis Dellwig
W lille Burnett
Walter Nordt
| UmbertO ChelI
Robert Hayes
Mario Paganini
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G Mccarthy
Tom Hatton
Arthur STANCE
Edw Sablatschen
Louis l. Goldberg
Julian Warren
John Kinkade
Henry Cory
Herman KroDenberg
Bert Holcomb
Abe Levy
Nofrio Lo Presti
Arthur Bauer
Martin Stein
Sol Wolf
Tom BilliDgslea
Jacob Levy
Jay Swami
Leopold KrauS
Frank Spring
George johnson
Siegfried Eichelbaum
b X Wood
Norman Ehat
Everett Brown
Willie Kerr
Arthur SiDley
Harry Onmen
Milton Lipman
Emor Thurber
q Holman
IL BeshoIman
Frank Dearborn
Charles Rohrbacher
Armand Blum
Everett Dwyer
Henry Morrison
Louis Delaney
Archie de la NJ Montanyi
Clarence Eantan
Aaron Schwartz
Leo Kutner
Henry Niemann
jake Crown
Ruby Boog
James Nero
Henry c Tennis
Milton johnson
Philip Coleman
& Lehman
J0nn Apple
& Cleveland
Albert Collins
George " Nagner
Herbert HewSon
Willie Murphy
Emil Roure
Alexander McGe0rge
George Hislop
George Kelly
Peter Gallagher
Herbert Fowler
Stanley Duesbury
Joe Hoffman
Robert Burns
Leon Korper
Roman RebholtZ
Ike Sena
Willie Lyons
Blaine Ryer
Paul Mattner
Sci Sanada
Walter Yinkley
Harry Lawton
Roy Clark
The morning call., 1894-01-19
ANTI=CIGARETTE LEAGUE.

Lester Forrest
Isaac Late
John Hook
Bernard Terry
Louis Levy
Melville Franklin
Gilbert Aull
Fred Leuritt
Patrick Meherin
r. Mcmillan
Jerome Friedberg
Albert Frankllauer
Arnold Dolder
George Delahante
Charlie Chamber
Eugene Thiern
Rene ClOutier
Joe Springer
Joe Green
Charles Wilgus
Sidney lsraelky
Siggie Green
j l. Oncto
Harry Eggears
Nugent Mitchell
Jennie Firth
Henry Stokes
Paul Mccarthy
Leonard j Fross
Joseph Golden
George + keLl
Elliott Smith
Richard Jurgens
John Ford
Reuben Goldberg
James Horne
Henry kracht
Frank D-nertogbe
/ Willie HeinZe
L Huguenln
Frank Barnett
Abe Martin
Frank DieliDg
Freddie S Ballipger
Leo lehman
Walter j Goldman
Robert Finn
Theodore Smith
Ben Savannah
j Cohen
Edward McNess
Perry Lapham
Herman Bauer
Loren Hursh
Eddie IRE win
Allen Ferguson
Frank PanarlO
Leo Gross
Joe Burns
X I IDA
Winn Davidson
George Reckenbell
George Jones
Toby Bearwald
David Moses
Brosie Barnett
Louis Eybs
Oscar FiddeS
George Mayer
Morris Zimelli
EsaCore Friedman
Albert Oneto
Lutte Breslauer
Henry Amark
Willie Dounelly
The morning call., 1894-01-19
SPRING VALLEY GRAMMAR.

Henry Stromberg
Harry Schultz
Charles Kinnican
Charles + Lyons
Herber Hauser
Leo Starr
George A Smithson
Thomas Harris
Charles Hencke
William M Curry
George Cantrell
Reg e G keene
VIM w Belshaw
Frank Hoffman,
Joseph Brown
Charles Handy
George Bell
Joseph i Wilson
Albert LanZendorf
Maurice Kelly
Albert Dean
+ Goldsteiu
l. Folsom
Nj Carr
Russell Cantrell
Willie MentZ
K II Burnett
Allan Murphy
Wm w Potter
Fred Boyd
Oscar Sund
John Curtis
Frank Leahy
Henry Peulecka
Sam Tanner
George Littlefield
John Siromberg
Archie Gilfllan
Willie Ferguson
Sake Jewett
Ragnar Liungman
Clarence Coburn
Willie Farrell
Horace Wilbert
James Peulecka
Enos fouratt Jr
Eugene Moyles
Thomas Parks
George Manning
Willie Wicks
Albin Mars
Harry yrick
Thomas Hogan
George FOuratt
5 Cook
Herman LanZendorf
Gussie Goepel
Henry Peters
Jam = Ryan
Robbie McDevitt
Louis Pastrino
Raymond Gallagher
Louie Levy
Max Nordt
Frank Todhunter
John McCafferty
Eddie Grady
James n McGreevy
Albert Norton
Fred Bodi
Walter Marshall
NJ g Paganini
Henry Staeglich
Louis Paganini
Frank Southland
Frank j Crane
Frank c ntrelI
Benjamin j. Healey
RAlph l. Berti
Leslie Smith
Walter LewandOw ii
Willie Fisher
Theodore Burnett
ALFRED Lucas
Frank Lutlicken
Charles A Martin
Harry j Brown
X A de Lamater
Willie Hartley
Eugene Mullane
Fred Hauer
John sullivan
Bert Paoline
Herman Wuestefeld
j L p Williams
& Patterson
Percy Cecil
Joseph Leahy
Cecil Langford
Charles Sullivan
Charles Sun blade
Willie Leahy
Albert McEwen
Eric Burtis
Charlie Farrari
James Tweedy
Henry Belleman
Walter Healey
Eddie Eggert
Willie Everding
Hugh Carter
The morning call., 1894-01-19

FRANK Ciodl
George Saaden
Percy Pryor
Naientlne Hassmer
Finest Ghiselli
August Splivalo
X Kirk Partridge Jr =
Frank jackson
Joe CasaSsa
Joe Podesta
George LittlejOhn
Leo l. Drossel
Innocentia Barbetta
Joe Cressens
Arthur BressOn
Peter B Simmons
l. Tiatfay
Arnold Fischer
Adolph G Wolf
John Deluchi
John Shay
Frank Mearns
j W Harvey
Thomas Creighton
George Dastugue
Charles Mccarthy
William ID O'keefe
George L Arata
Thomas Vahey
Alb rt Guas AL
L Demartint
w j OBrien
w L Liekel
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Dalms l. Perrove
Louis Klindt
+ j L An onovlch
Oscar Stowe
Charles LiebScher
Alfred Debb
Adoiph II Hide brand
Fred Demater
Chester Haskell
John Duncan Schulz
Charles + Adams
Henry Ernst
Edgar oplivalo
William Hofrlchter
Charles j Tuner
L Cordana
James Garrett
William Reade
Jacob Cohn
Baptiste Luceto
Fred Hanna
Harold Mitchell
Edward 0'Brien
Louis Phillips
Emil Etienle
Robert Hery
Willie Wuestefeld
Leon Meyer
Fred j Rad maker
Emile Lapachet
Alfred Hughes
Enrico kipetto
John ScanDavIDO
Walter & Nightingale
Louis b Parrish
Julius Deluchi
Carl frost
Jesse Eoff
Manuel Nj Ramirez
Peri Young
Frank Kallstrom
b G FrOment
Joe iraiuor
Louis frost
Fred Gianniui
Frank Berau
Albert Veiller
Eddie Helm
Peter a Schultz
William King
Victor Casslnelle
Eugene Reese
William Haller
Fred schultz
Mario Forno
August Bertrane
Thomas Burke
Ray Woodward
George Hauser
Joe Hale
George Morales
Louis Contreras
Joe Medus
Ferdinand Queyrel
Tom barney
Hugh Young
Charles Klindt
1sadOre Scharlin
Richard Beggs
Henry Hendrickson
Willie Brewer
Clark Freeman
Edward Guiot
nj Coltman
Theo Gatje
Fred Swain
Joe Guiierres
Hipolile Escoffier
Harry Aegerter
James CuTran
Charles Harney
Clayton j Eisenhauer
Grant Read
Bartlste Baglietto
L McAulife
John Lynch
Julio Navarro
Clarence Z Magner
Edwin Sillon
Willie Silveria
Willie Wilson
Antoine Devote
Ben Raerthal
Howard Stackpole
Ferdinand lie Cain
Rudolph Bluhm
Henry j Grogau
Albert Carnigha
George Cooke
Theophilus Morton
Fred Roller
Raymond Gallagher
Romeo Mariani
Theo SchmaIn
Victor DamOzonie
George L0vejoy
Frank Granucos
Louis Cereghine
Sanford Yokela
G Lovejoy
Leon Letemeyer
+ A Gawthofne
Patrick Lynch
Frank Johnson
Daniel Dell Carle
The morning call., 1894-01-19
Hale'S Honey Of HorehOund and Tar

Is one of the finest remedies known for
the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Infiu-
enza and Bronchitis. 1t speedily
gives relief TO the infiamed surfaces and
soothes the irritated glands.
The morning call., 1894-01-19

Charles kimball. a saloon. keeper. has filed
his petition in insolvency. His liabilities are
placed as S2939 "A, While his assets consist of
claim for $500 against the San Francisco
Breweries Company concerning saloon on the
corner OF Stockton and UFarrell streets.
The morning call., 1894-01-19
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