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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20
ANTI=CIGARETTE LEAGUE.

GOOD earnest work all along the line
characterizes THE CALLS Anti-Cigarette
crusade as carried on by the BOYS of the
public schools.
The Board of Education, too, is in
earnest IN its desire to eradicate this vice
from the schools. Its Anti-Cigarette COM
mlttee will most probably recommend the
getting of exact statistics as to the prac-
lice and the perpetuatiou of THE CALL
Anti-Cigarette League by means of ind-
Vl0uaI inducements. DIR. Clinton, the
chairman of the committee, as physician
ard a travelled observer. is particularly
interested in THE CALLS work and de-
slreS to give it every support in his power,
Doubt having been cast upon the state
~ment that deadly drugs Turk In the
cigarette, Mrs. Nj. Z. Richardson of 941
Poplar street, Oakland. has kindly sub
mitted the following letter:
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
SAN JOSE, Cal.
Mrs. N. z. Richardson - DEAR MADAM:
After repeating aud carefully verifying The
analysis | am able TO state with absolute GER
tainty that one very common brand of cigar
opium.
Perhaps IL would not be wise 10 name spe-
enc brands I'D your boOk-lookiDg toward legal
complications,
your otner specimens / hive not vet had
tme 10 examine. The labor and time involved
are considerable. l hole them subject to your
You are authorized to make any desired use
OF IBIS statement. l am yours very cordially.
II. B. NORTON.
There is no better authority on the
Paclne Coast than Ii. B. Norton, profess
scr OF chemistry at the State Normal School.
ana his statement may be accepted as
proof.
In her kind letter Mrs. Richardson saws
OF The CALLS crusade:
III Is ground where we have been working for
many years. and rejoice that so powerful and
aole an aily as The CALL has come TO our sup
port. If In any way can give assistance am
more than willing TO DO so.
tIust that you will be successful in bring
ing INTO dlsrepute the whole custom of cigar
ette-smokine, and thereby bring lasting bene-
III, not only 10 The boys, but to the nation. for
IN the boys, the coming men, must lie the
future destiny Of our country
Following are a few more names of
those who have honored themselves and
their schools by enrolling against the con-
teniptible cigarette habit:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20
Associated Charities

AT meeting of the Associated Charities
yesterday the following officers were unani.
mously reelected B. T. Flint. president; John
M. Burnett, first vice president; Major HOOPER.
second vice-president; Mrs. Sarah b. Cooper,
tnird vlce-president; S. w. Lew treasurer.
Miss Virginia NJ. Fitch. secretary
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20

TT Is HARDLY WORTH ANY ONES WHILE
TO take the risk of waiting for Cough. Cold or
any Lung Trouble to Ego as it came" when a
remedy so sure and thorough as DIR. ID. jayne
Expcctcrant is so easily procurable.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20

Louis Seymor
Willie Timer
Willie QueirOlO
Fred Lankenam
Be- nard Wendt
Mario Scahmanim
Ernest Raynaud
Cesare Bossl
Ernest DumaraIs
Henry Wisman
Willie Faber
Berthe de la Rosa
Angelo Largomarsino
Albert Williams
Milton Gilmore
Oscar Chris Jansen
Joseph DemaItlnl
George skinner
Charles Slagnaras
Paul Dlomar
Philip krausgrlll
Joe Ferrae
Virg Calente
Jose ph Mache
Henry Been
Henry Jack
Volkert Faliiugs
S q Maxwell
Albert Hansen
George McCarty
Frank " atson
Niels Erickson
Harold Miller
Willie TaSSeIt
Eddie Read
Willie HOepner
A D0meuicOni
Freddie Wiitbaek
w Scbimmelpfennig
Willie O'COnnOr
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20

Louis Barilla
Joe Barilla
Andrew Costello
John Cerelll
Arsili CervelH
Tim Cdshin
Tom Devote
Frank GallanO
Willie jenkins
Joe Lagomarsino
Frank Miller
Eddie Mclaughlin
Emile Lambert
Calvin Leaby
Willie DoWans
Louis march,
James Maryatt
Lorenzo Martinelh
George Minen
Romeo PelleIIeri
Albert Pc ersOn
Louis Ruftino
Tom Wilson
lille Wilson
Fred Virgillio
Charles kersten
Louis Luchetti
! Hans Miller
! Costa Matroni
james Meade
! Willie Nagle
Edgar Oden
Joe Roveguo
JOhu Rossi
| Achilles Sciaron
Berthe Scbage
Antoine SpInettt
AUello V alente
Louis FARO
Charles Anderson
Enrico AraLa
Henry BreDcker
John bignotte
Charles Buloth
Joe Burgess
Tony Canepa
ono Cayagnaro
Jean CaselOnl
Amado Cerruti
John Demartint
| Attic Demikiln
Clinton Dugan
Fred Fierra
George Fitzgerald
Attillo Arata
Joseph Anlante
John Brown
Enrico Bagnatore
Edmund BroWeu
Emil Basso
Charles Costa
John Donovan
Nicholas Delosa
Walter Premier
Louis Hubert
John Bacigalupl
Peter Call
Grover Dawson
Arthur Devote
John Ferrea
AtillIO Foplano
Emilio Gabarlno
Henry Hansen
Eddie Hynes
Julius Landiul
Atlllo Arata
Toney Cerelli
Peter Costa
Stephen Fopiano
Herman Karl
August Kendall
Victor Lucbetti
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20

John Linardini
Charles Matroni
Michael Mlnen
Andrew O'Keefe
Fred Pollack
Caesar Babbiuo
William Banker
GiuliO Cerrutl
John Cerelli
Thomas CalderOni
Eduardo Cretta
Frank Foley
William Johnson
Richard Jurgenes
George Laraja
Lorenzo Masoeru
Chester McGoWan
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20

Judge Trout has taken under adyisement
the suit brought by John +. Mains, Charles
Mains and Mary 9. Leary, children of John
Mains, against Jeannette Mains. their step.
mother. TO decide the ownership Of some prop.
erly as we'll as the legitimacy of their birth.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20
LAFAYETTE PRIMARY.

Tony Martinho
HumbeTt Martinelli
Rlzleri Pellitieri
John Roscelli
GussIe ScbivO
Pasquale 1edescO
Patrick Vailey
August Valente
Bonnie Valero
John FARO
AdOlph ZaZzi
Joe Albafi
Emile Anderson
Emilio Banchero
Ernesto Barbieri
Wilson Bering
Augustine Bulotte
AdOlph Ceryeili
ALIiilo Chlappdrt
John Connahan
Giovanni de Bernardo
Charles FerroglarO
George Fey
Peter FlllIpelli
Peter Amante
Jules boudin
Claude Ballly
kDut Buhne
Louis Bacigalupl
Albert BagBatore
Lewis Costello
Reggi Charleton
Angelo Cuneo
Alessandro Finnone
Louis Giotto
John Grondona
George Hubert
George Ireland
Edward Luclani
Fred Murat
Albert Moeller
Archie McAllister
Willie Mccormack
John McGowan
GiuliO Nuri
Sylvio Pa.leterri
Eddie kahWyler
SylyiO Revigno
Fred Schmidt
John Scbnell
Henry Sanders
Martin Vahey
Bacci NincenZi
Dominic Wolf
Frank Kendall
Charlie Leon
Manuel Martini
Louisiana Nostri
George Nelson
Thomas O'Shea
Matthew O'Shea
Adolph Pollak
Fred Palladini
Tony Sorrento
Fred Valente
Henry Mascane
Rudolph Mascane
Guido Menesinl
Charles Raggo
Ad0lpb Rea
Albert RIvaira
Henry Scnrieber
Mario Spineiti
August Vdlente
Jean VoIpoDe
Joseph RazZettf
John Rossi
Victor ROSsl
Charles Schiaffin0
Fernando SetarO
Joseph Seidman
Albert Sturzlnger
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20

Edward Spinetti
Louis Volpone
Willie ZaZZi
ti,lio Musanto
Angelo Arata
Albert Nagle
Charles Robson
Jesus Reyes
Charles Segale
Aimidio Reyes
William st. Clair
Edward Teneson
William Valley
Victor VatuOni
John NiccliinO
James w allace
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20

Samuel Murray
Emil Smith
Frank Neirs
Alexander j Oliver
Joseph Neirs
Harry Pearce
Dan Meagher
William MaIhesOn
Il Judson
i w Samuel
E Sbuchert
George Soetje
4 Hooper
A w Finn
J Flanagan
Eddie alsh
James CoOuey
Eddie Burke
Eddie Taylor
James Murphy
John Dumont
Willie Scbullheis
Otis Jones
Jesse Remers
Eugene Oliver
Charles Mauser
Erickson May
Harry Clifford
George Coubay
F f Hackney
Willie Solman
He bert Reid
Armand Lenhart
Edible HAYES
Harry Mills
George Hicks
Edward Doran
Robert 5 Grant
Henry Luhrs
Eddie HiDrichs
Irwin KOhnke
Arthur Carkeet
Charles Gibeau
Ben Marks
Louis Armknecht
Bernard Speckman
James Bursotti
w alter Hartman
Alfred Topt
John & Graham
VIM Zimmerman
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20

August Menke
Diedrlch Schwartir
Eddie Guldbech
Emil Cereghino
Willie Heber
Henry SleDert
Gordon Gillespy
Bert James
Fred Bauman
Will Bowman
Arthur Lewis
Charles Jansen
Herbert hnopf
Frank Lass
George krausgTill
Willie Werner
James AlilStone
Willie Roster
Adolph Ernst
George Z Phillips
Joe StagBarO
Karl GunZel
Otto Hermann
Frank " alker
Charles Roden back
Joe AndrIeu
Henry Crossfield
Nathan Feroglare
Allie Gillmor
Henry Holster
Fred kaeintZ
Aaron Levy
Fred Landucci
Bonnie Mass
Philip Maisch
Leo Merle
Jules Provost
August Scbaher
John Fassett
Roland FOntana
EDDIE calmanini
Eddie Huber
Etlenne BOulOn
. lilo Scalman
Harold Bonner
Julio Bianchi
.: Charlie Bye
Charles Sethmann
Raymond GunZel
Frank Hall
Carl Hagedorn
Nllllo j dcOOsen
John Corsiglit
Milton Levy
Philip Vogel
Raymond Heine
living Milestone
Albert Lacosle
Elmert Faltings
Peter MayniZer
Albert Holstein
Milton Howard
Willie Coburn
Walter Koch
EDDIE " ilson
Arthur UliDer
Charli BirkHofer
Granville Hopkins
Arthur Waits
Milton WHEEL
Fred Krone
Charlie Delucchi
Felix Lehman
RolaudO Casassa
Emile Podesta
Eddie SbarbOro
Erwin Nolkman
Philip Balssa
Byron McCiuskey
Matias Garcia
Marius Cause
Emile Balsa
Agoslinn Barbieri
Robbie Hansen
Joe Arata
Willie Beckman
Freddie Zig
August Guilbert
Henry Wllke
John Mascherini
Fred katZ
Albert Scuw
Fred Miller
Joseph Cantor
Antoine DeheDedett
Alexis MichaelOff
John MeIk
Edwin hartmann
Willie Schneider
Ferdinand Behr
Joseph Isaacs
Willie Dohnken
Albert Moore
Angelo Jamb bruno
Thr Odore warti
Michael Mulroney
Max Rossberg
Frank Hunt
Willie Schiller
Henry DIPPED
Freddie Tracy
Tony Logomarsino
Albert Hynecke
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20
HAlGHT PRIMARY.

Curtiss Gilley
Adlebert Frederick
W lille Richards
EdwaTd DOddS
Gilmore Thompson
George Mangels
Willie kaufman
Tom Sweetman
OTTO Huisman
Auguste Aniot
Henry Cook
Robert hrawS
Joe McCrea
John Edwards
Rob LOgeman
george Elliott
Eugene Carries
George Wigginton
Wllburt Wright
George Carr
GuSsi Mooney
Hans Hansen
Arthur fons
Colin G Story
Eddie Haskell
John Ford
Edgar killeen
Leo Reslng
Tom Nolan
john johnson
Harry johnson
James SWeetman
Willie j Sexton
Guy MiZe
Lewis MacNeill
Eugene Peter
Richard Burke
Eddie Olson
George w Peter
George Milne
Eddie Shanahan
Buell. 9 Nelson
Dan Murphy
Henry Regan
James Iilnon
Leo kroeger
Milton L IL Dodd
Walter Ceary
Alvin Duscolf
James Barnes
VIII Steillng
Willie Foster
Ernst Cook
Charles Ebright
Kessler Mccullough
Joe McCr0sky
Eddie Simon
Ernst Poniker
Denis Maher
John Burns
Adolphe Bruhms
Albert Race
Alfred Parisen
Harry Pritcilard
Eddie Winter
Matthew Speckman
Albert Kaufman
Milton Cleveland
Ro bert Benjamin
Angelo Squaglia
Marc Davidson
Ralph Peck
George McDOugall
Harry W oest
john O'COnuor
Holm a Kelly
Harry kiefer
Edward Mitchell
Louis Crowley
Frank Ames
| Leslie Windrow
| Charley Mcintosh
Tom Regain
John Haviside
John Moriarty
Joe II C0oney
| Willie Sloan
John Williams
! George Bronson
Joe Council
| Lyle Little
Robert Mcintosh
Willie Edwards
Charles Race
Arthur winter
Frank Quinlan
Frank WIndrOw
William Peterson
Reggie Osborne
William McF arland
Edwin Rasmussen
Grover Benjamin
Willie CorcOran
Harry Archer
Fred Elliott
William Carpenter
Allen Grant
Eddie Healey
Richard Acton
Oscar Hilton
Fred Woest
Haney Robinson
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20
COOPER PRIMARY.

Albert Westphal
Loren Kock
John Schneider
Peter Delucchi
George Schlitter
Charles Leaver
Fred BirK hofer
Andrew Mecchi
Charles Werner
Ewald Thiel
Norman Knopf
Emil Rotger
Waller Yarnell
Fred Koch
John Simmons
John Wendt
Fred jain
Walter Bauman
Berthe Seymour
August Greth
John Mile
August Koch
GlullO George
George Thompson
George Thomson
Louis Brenn
Eddie Fisher
Henry Geisel
Harry HintZe
Maurice Rain skey
Fritz Klarmann
Frank Laux
George LewskowltZ
y McCluskey
Giovanni Marcnese
Frank Nigro
Louis Scherf
Hal Sander
Fred WitZel
Leopold Porta
Alfred Costa
Emilio CuneO
Peter NJ Orrissey
Alfred Berard
Fred Wilson
Charlie Cato
Gustaye Rahe
Aleck Schiller
Robbie Phillips
Sol Eschen
Antoine Kelterer
Henry Tietjen
Henry Reimers
RaZiO otorniOla
Charlie Bacigalupi
Willie McQuilian
Richard Guldbecn
Ralph Stafford
John AngOn
Willie Allen
Ernest Liebert
George Hammill
NergllO Baclgalupi
Jacob Isaacson
Peter Krogh
Clifton Catauia
Angelo FerOgiaro
Arnold Wardie
AdOlph Sarrallle
Domenick Vragnisan
Emile Agat0D
John Pasqualetti
John LankeDau
Pierre Merle
hermann Grothmann
Clarence Duff
victor kilDktr
Baptiste Arata
Virgil Olivia
Camille Atchain
Philip Snoek
Eddie Driscoll
Emil hJiilar
Walter Leidecker
Willie KaZinsky
George Knarston
John Mpym
Arthur Hanson
Fred Hagedorn
Manuel Castagnino.
Richard Williams
Adolph Greth
Mike Marchese
Joe Merengo
Eugene Denton
Dan Keefe
Raymond Mecchi
Fred Kohler
Albert Zelier
Richard Morton
Armando Cereghino
Luis Ceregbino
george Bowman
Willie NJ orrlssey
Lawrence GarrIgan
Willie Zecher
Martin Ketels
Charlie Fisher
Bonnie Christensen
Milton Clarke
Harry A. Marks
George Rigielhupt
Karl Schneider
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20

Howard Cutting
Nell Whyte
Alfred Binning
William Nelson
Willie Herman
Samuel ToWle
Willie Winter
John kamua
Arthur Beaver
Tom Hart
Hoyt Potter
Nat Phillips
Hector Crandan
Willie Farley
FranN Regain
Frank Haverside
Willie Hildreth
HastlDg Steiker
Frank ArgeDtl
Willie CouttS
George howitt
Sam McCrea
William I Kelly
Gudmund Olsen
Haral Hansen .
Bernard Farrell
Peter Conway
Michael Mead
Joseph Bocarde
Joe Nelson
Ross Clutf
Julius Heinze
George Sullivan
Arthur Nelson
Emberet Tudor
Ernst Mlchaelis
George Morrison
Willie Kane
James Shananan
Charlie Green
Roy Halpin
Fred Severance
Arthur Coleman
Joseph Raymond
Oscar Hagg
Cornelius Collouan
Thomas Farley
Emil Schuldt
Allen Smith
Charles Beck
Jules FOugerOuse
Walter Hilleeu
Willie Logemann
Clarence johnson
Russell Fraser
David Munro
Walter Hobbs
j ay R0thSchild
Harry Payne
John CollOnan
Harold DeiISch
Corpulus HOfmeyer
Harry Nielsen
George DOdsOn
Matthias Goldsame
Percy Gliddon
Benny Bronson
Willie Haskell
Berthe Coutts
Herbert Bolton
Earle NOrtnrop
Waller Schroeder
George MOesch
u NJ Dickson
G Nj Gliddon
Harold Osborne
Roy Elliott
Cleye Hart
Marion Plunkett
Roderic CTandall
Victor Stormon
Charley Thurston
Edward Farnsworth
Be1Ty Smith
Willie Dewey
John Coney
Eddie Burke
Alex Coutts
Henry HelIwig
George kaufman
Herbert MiZe
Robert Davidson
Willie w Callahan
William Miller
Eddie Kraus
John Sterling
Allie Walsh
Frank Carroll
Johu Linn
Milton Burns
John Spreckman
George w alkneister
Cranch Thompson
Fred Smith
BERTHE Ellis
Elmer ROsshart
Robert Dodds
Edwin Acton
Byron Kelley
julius Simon
George { Farrell
Vernon Thompson
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20

Willie Dick
Paul SpeetZen
George Munke
Ellis Miller
Louis Rosine
Alex Agaton
Albert Statf
Louis GramOruno
Frankie Gardeblas
George Terrerbach
John NtutZ
Jor GlaSman
George Weber
Herman hubert
Milton Morris
Henry Hansen
RecO Landucci
John Z Lurn
! W lille Jack
Tony Gambe
Joe MeGke
Frank Hoepner
Alex Jackson
Albert Mcdonald
John Jennings
Frank Greth
Willie IL a m m e
schmidt
Antoine Zieran
Raphael Costa
Rudolph Zecher
/ Andrew Fisher
Eddie kupler
john Acapoie0
Arasimo Papale
Arthur Adams
AdOlph Gianninl
! Willie kaelDer
Clarence Gllban
John Triple
Henry LubkeTt
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PRI-
MARY,

John Regain
Fred Ii Todd
ward McFadden
Peter FinOcchio
John FL berty
AXel Johnson
Joseph Bordenave
George Birhe
Ernst Bruer
Arthur Dolan
Willie Foard
George Klrchner
Justin Lagrave
Joseph Miliv
Thomas McWilliams
Willie Reilly
George Rasmussen
Alfred sylvester
Walter HearOn
Willie Adams
Victor Augustine
Frank Garbarino
Andrew MalOugh
Fred Ommert
Antoine Schumacher
Willie Barry
August COmbatalade
Chris Dieterich
Carl Mailer
Ralph Mclaughlin
Joseph McNiIliams
John McCaffery
BERTHE Sales
George W Oolenschlager
Herman Beimken
John BordenaVe
Willie DAM
Van Denike
John TeIear
Arthur Hammar
Hjalmer johnson
Theodore O'Doul
John Peterson
Henry Sunling
Willie " ebsU-r
Mat Rrleh>tetter
Arthur Bruer
Alfred Peterson
Christopher QuirK
CHARLES Ierear
Ralph Sylvester
Frank lie Grave
Herbert Rose
Cornelius Sullivan
Clarence Trap
Charlie knuS
Ben Kennedy
Henry Ahlf
Fritz Waltbers
Joe Drlsc0ll
Louis Heine
Leyinlus Van der Left
Fritz Mail
George DirkS
Frank McWilliams
Charles HeItinger
Pierre SALES
Joseph Reilly
George New illiams
Edward Hlncken
Carl Utecht
Albert Noanemann
Walter Bond
George Anderson
Clarence Wagner
Willie Regain
hoy DAVIS
Joe O'Day
John kuuS
And LaTTere
Eddie Brendage
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20
HELD FOR MURDER

Mrs. F. O. ShattuCk's
Hearing Concluded.
SHE MUST STAND TRIAL
For Having Killed Young Harry
G. Poole.
NO DEFENSE WAS OFFERED.
Mrs. Shattuck Is Taken Back to
Prison Iii, and a Physician
Sent For.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20
JAMES LICK GRAMMAR,

Harry CcnbOy
Henry Mombach
Sigmund Clemens
Eddie PTOSek
Samuel Taylor
James Redpath
John Sullivan
Archie Currie
W alter Bucher
+ d Mighell
a Lippi
+ { Leathe
" Lowe
O Stanley
Elmer Hall
Bonnie Moore
W j Chase
W alter Shedn
Marvin Kellogg
Thomas Murray
Richal Sproul
Eddie Williams
Ambrose Raymond
II nTy Sass
George Anderson
Eddie Mooney
il Schaffner
Albert Winters
Car Otto
Alfonso Fernandez
Eddie Nolan
CHARLES Martin
John Newbegin
Charles Stanley
Albert Stevens
Ernest johnson
Chris COnnell
Andrew Mccarthy
Herbert Hewelcke
Charles Fauss
Chace Li>pl
Abe Marks
Willie Curtis
Nathan AXelrOd
Harry Buchanan
Peter Smith
James Lettlch
Alex AXeirod
W alter CAVITY
William Fraser
Memo Garassino
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20
WINFIELD SCOTT PRIMARY.

george Dwyer Eddie Hoffman
Frank Raymond Willie Evans
Louis BadOuin Cornelius McAulius
| Willie TTegeuZa Harry Cook
fteo FRANK Lawrence Nelson
Cnarles hOnlg Claus Vessel
req Lang Arthur DAVIS
Joe costello Charles ArlgO
Alex Miller SammIe Cantor
Charles Miller Herbert Manners
aired Herman Albert Saemcn
Alfred Bargman George Carter
h L Grimes Eddie I.ahey
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20

Lawrence Grant
John Blaisdell
Nicholas Grant
William Hallinan
Charles Joiner
James Burke
James Manning
James Arnold
John Byrnes
Dan Driscoll
John FOard
John Hanuan
Leon Lagrave
Emil Milly
Chris aglnnis
Neils Petersen
Jesse Rose
Walter Siumme
Herman Widman
Richard Ablf
Chester Ayhene
Richard Finocehio
Frank Hearon
+ lrl Mclaughlin
Eugene Rourke
Willie Sneenan
Eddie BOrdenaye
Herman Dieekmann
De Courey Hare
John MOholoy
Joseph McTernan
Michael Nc W illiams
Dan OConnor
Rudolph Wuitf
Philip Adalnl
James Bond
John Burress
August Delsol
Emmett DeSuZe
Willie Foley
JAMS johnson
John MaGinnis
john ONeill
Cornelius Regain
John Shepherd
Joe Webster
Dennis ONeill
George Peterson
Eddie NuBch
Thomas Gotta
Ernest Bailey
Oscar Langkuch
George Walthers
John Godfrey
Theodore Roe
Louis Yasquez
Frank Berllacqua
Fred Wolber
Charlie Ford
Denis Guirand
johnnie Trapp
Charlie Johnson
Eugene Pequlllan
Charles Hansen
Patrick ByTnes
Thomas Kelly
Elmer Lsary
George FTlcker
Joe McWilliams
Frank McGinnis
Freddie DanZ
Charles keddy
Fred Schafer
Joe silva
Charles McWiiliams
Frank Draper
Freddie Fetschen
Anton Segrave
Robbie Budd
Henry Kampf
Charlie kdmDf
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20
LAGUNA HONDA.

Alex Damon BERTHE Fleming
Louis Laplac Willie Neeson
Emil Disher Joe Quigley
Bennie Lynch Joe Curley
Eddie Finn Charley Fever
David Meadowcroft Ed O'Brien
George Woods Eddie Walch
AlOnZO Flanagan AK Waldman
Frank MeadowcrOft Tom OBrien
Charley Waldman Gussie Waldmau
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-20
w eak Men and Women

SHOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS, THE
- great Mexican Remedy; gives Health and
strength to the Sexual organs. 1s2 cod Il
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-07-05
Resolutions.

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a a,a,'r at work work to sever his con.
,,aa,,on 90 nos,nr With tho church
therefore bc II
Resolved, That we, the members
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-07-05
Died in Oklahoma,

A letter from W. N. Sherwood, who
Is in Oklahoma City, announces the
death Of his father, A. 5. Sherwood
Saturday at 5 P. M, funeral at Okla
homa City at 10 a. m. Monday. Mr..
Sherwood was formerly an esteemed
resident Of this city and was a men,
Der Of the city council. For three
years he has been resident Of Okla
homa City. During the past year he
has been in feeble health and his death
has been expected for several weeks.
W. M. Sherwood and G. G. Sherwood,
two Of his sons, reside In this county.
Mr.. Sherwood was a true Christian
gentleman, q staunch friend and
worthy citizen. He had hosts Of
friends is this city who will extend
sincere sympathy to the family.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-07-05
A LONESOME FOURTH.
Watermelon Charlie Will Spend the
Day in Limbo.
From Tuesdays Daily.]

RAuh AuVpuoy DuhJsj
For some time there have been sus-
picions Of unholy doings in the vicin-
ity Of the store Of Hilton Brothers,
"puryeyors to the queen" The base
ment Of the building, it was limited,
was used for purposes other than stor-
ing garden sass. So the marshal made
raid last night and found 1t even so
and he arrested Charles Hilton on a
charge Of running gambling house,
He pleaded guilty and was fined $40,
and 50 costs and five days in jail,
commencing this morning. For five
whole days his mellow watermelon
voice will be pushed and the en-
porium in the Hodge block will know
him not.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-07-05
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

j. L. Bristow has sold the Salina
Republican tom. D. Sampson, form
erly owner Of the Salina Journal and
later U. s. consul.
Matte Langston aged II died Of
lung troubles at her parents home on
West Sixth yesterday afternoon,
funeral this afternoon, interment at
Solomon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ B. Fulton are
anticipating pleasant trip east next
week. They will join excursion Of
the National Railway Agents associa-
ton at Chicago and go by special
train to Niagara Falls, Boston, White
Mountains, Portland, Old Orchard,
Lake George, Lake Champlain, Mont
real, Quebec and home. The journey
win last two or three weeks and be a
delightful one.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-07-05
SECOND DAYS WORK.
The Institute Takes Hold Of Regular
Business.
From Tuesdays Daily.l

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The teachers institute opened sharp
at 7:45 this morning. teachers
aim to carry out the pro, Of "early
to rise" etc. and are compelled to
make quick connections for breakfast
If they arc to succeed in evading tardy
marks.
The enrolment today was 1877 with
AZ In the model department.
Miss May Bruckhart has taken a
position as one Of the assistant teach
ers in the model department.
G. L. Shell, principal Of the Man.
chester schools, has charge of the
preparatory high school class. Mr..
Shell is one Of the county's most sue
cessful and popular teachers.
Several visitors were present today.
W. |. Early is chorister and secures
excellent results in the singing. Wal
lace understands music as well as he
does teaching. and that means per-
fectly.
The institute will adjourn at 10 a.
m. tomorrow The model classes
will not meet.
The reading circle will have its an
nual literary entertainment Thursday
evening in Grace Reformed church.
Admission free, all invited.
President W. A. Quaylc, Of Baker
University, one Of the most eloquent
orators in the West, will lecture July
18th. 1t will be a rare treat.