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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-24

dience is lost in admiration OF their per-
lorna noes OF the forty dogs Major.
omaha Sport. Barney and Snow Bail. the
cloWlss show the greatest brilliancy. Their
tricks, so cunningiy performed. keep the
audience amused, and the peculiar part
OF the Performance IS that the dogs seem
70 enjoy tho fun Just As much as the au-
dience.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-24
A hoy stabbed.

Albany. Ca. Feb. 23.-Roy Fields and Ed
Jackson, two 10-year-old white boys or
this city, became involved In a fight last
night, when Fields stabbed Jackson
with knife, inhictlng a serious, though
not necessarily fatal wound
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-24
RAIL AND cRossTIE.

on and after March l the receiving de-
pot for freight over the lines of the Cen
trail railroad will be at the Ocean Steam
ship Companys wharf.
Mr.. S. H. Dare, contracting agent OF
the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis
railway, whose headquarters have recent
ly been Jacksonville, Fla. is now located
in Savannah. His headquarters at presen,
are the Pulaski house. Mr.. Dare has been
a Floridian for fourteen years. The state.
ne says, received hard blow, but it will
recuperate.
President Plant of the Plant system is
in Memphis. He stopped over IN Atlanta
d few hours on his way and while there
was interviewed on the railroad situation
in the south. He was asked what he in
tended to do in case the Georgia South
ern and Florida was put up for sale and
was open to all bidders
We'll, there is such unsettled condi-
ton lowering over the affairs of the Geor-
gia Southern and Florida among the
bondholders just at presnt, he said, no
one can tell what will be the outcome. ]
believe there have been a series of dates
named with the corresponding upset
prices for the sale of the road. The last
of these dates the bride is to be taken
off, as ] understand it. in case the road
has not been sold on any Of the preceding
dates and then the property is TO 80 to
the highest bidder without any upset
price stipulation. In that event, you ask
what will the Plant system do? Well. l
cannot say what will be done. You see
it would not be well to attempt to/say
what shall be done in a matter about
which hangs so many conditions. Until
the time comes nobody knows what viii
be the wise thing TO do. I cannot say
what I will do, for really and canddly /
don't know.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-24

The original Little Lord Fauntleroy is
now foot ball player, and his curls come
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-24

Tie Tavary English Grand Opera Conf
osay viii open its engagement Tomorrow
n.-a- WIKI i Trovatore. There has been
gu much printed about Madame Tavary
AMI her last visit here is so favorably re-
called that there IS a general desire TO
see and hear her again. The company IS
one Of the largest that has ever visited
savannah. It numbers eighty-six people
and has an orchestra Of twenty pieces.
In the company are some OF the best
known singers u English grand opera.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-24
4 WEEK oE GRAND OPERA.
TIVE TAVART COMPANY To OPEN
IT'S ENGAGEMENT TOMORROW
vteHT WITH IL TROVATORE.

r~-men 10 Follow Tuesday Night.
r,veIIeira Rusticana ard PPa-ii-
eccl AZ Tuesdays Matinee and Lo-
mis- and James O'NeiIl's Among the
coming EnEaEements-som OF the
attractions During Lent.
Monday Night-H Trovatore.
tuesday Night-Carmen.
tuesday Matinee-Caravella Busticana
AMI TPsgliacci.
wed assday eSight-L9aengriu.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-24

On and after March / the receiving de-
pot for freight over the lines of the Cen
trail railroad will be at the Ocean Steam
ship Company's wharf
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-05

twenty or more years ago opinion
set strongly toward narrowing the
money basis to gold, and the English
commission OF dozen neil was,
little later divided between mono
metallism and bimetallism. 4 year
or two later the ablest OF the six
mOnometallists changed his view and
frankly avowed it. In Germany
there has been change in the same
direction and few days ago Won
Karderf. conservative member of
the Reichstag, said openly: "The
deepest misery prevails throughout
Germany, for which the only remedy
ID silver currency. Germany would
earn the gratitude of the world if she
would call a silver conference in
Berlin" thear is much evidence
that this kind Of opinion Is spreading
throughout Europe. One OF the
chief arguments OF the monometallist
and it is a strong argument i'll the
light of policy-is that this country
alone cannot afford to run counter to
the opinion OF civilization. Neither
can we afford to ignore the evidence
Of this charge in the worlds opinion.
In any event. the financial and COM
mercial disaster which has belted
the world for more than two years,
and still fills it with distress, adj
monishes us that we stand in some
way, in a false position, and should
correct it without loss OF time:
Boston Traveller (Rep.)
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-05

The Silver State says: \ Winnie
mucca kid few days ago, when the
weather was singing cold, went out
to the woodshed to get nm armful of
wood. The door of the she'd was
fastened with paddock. On unlock.
ing this and having no place to lay
1t down. he placed it in his mouth.
His tongue froze to it 80 solidly that
ne had to go into the house and thaw
the paddock free.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-05
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York or Chicago.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-05

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Salt Rheum often appears in cold
weather, attacking the palms of the
hands and other parts Of the body.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood
purifier, cures salt rheum.
Hoods Pills are the best after din
ner pills, assist digestion, cure hesdR
ache. 25c.
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HARNESS GRAMMAR SCHOOL
interesting Exercises to lie Held on
Thursday Morning.

interesting Exercises TO lie Held on
Thursday Morning.
Professor Joseph w. Johnson, Princi-
pal OF the Hardness Grammar School at
Tenth and = streets, and The teachers of
the several classes therein, have prepared
very interesting programme for the
closing exercises Of the school to be held
on Thursday, commencing at 8 O'Clock
A. NJ.
DIR. II. w. Harkn ness, in whose honor
the school was recently named, has ac-
copied an invitation to be present and
deliver an address, The programme is
as follows:
Song OF welcome, by the graduating
class.
Piano duet The Dance of the De-
MONS" Nellie Stanton and Pearl Avis.
The Champion of Her SeX"-Mrs
Duplex, Lizzie Hanrahan; Mrs. Harris
horn, Emma Some; Florence Duplex,
Bessie Crosby; Caroline Duplex, Jennie
Methven; Rho6a Dendron, Louise Loren
sen; Polite Nay, Ruth Stephenson, the
Actor, Mabel Carmicnael; the General.
Tillie Consiglieri; Kate O',Neil, May Cat
ford; Maggie Donovan, Gwen. Mathews;
the Doll, Helena Biewener.
Duet, violin aud piano, from the ''Bo-
hemian Girl" Ernest Shepler and Stella
Daniorth.
Tableau-"The Growing of Pesce,u
Serena aud Attendants: Serena, Ella Wal
lace: Art, Annie Mcdonald; Music,
Blanch Hand; Industry, Flora Stark;
Plenty, Mary kestlor Queen Nab and
| ATTENDANTS: Susie ltoss, Nellie Stanton,
Pearl Didion, BESSIE Flynn and Ida
Elliott. Counselor OF War and attend
ants: Lizzie Farrell, Minnie Clark, Ma
rion Frichette, Katie White and Helen
Mittman. Gloria, Goddess of Freedom,
Alice Hurlburt.
sacramento Depot-Roberts. Halsey
Smith; Campbell, Willie Dorsey; Nell
heny, James Kenney; Train Man, Royal
Clifton; Newsboy, Charlie George; Bag
gagemap, Dan Murphy; Transfer
Man, John Lindenmayer; Express
Agent, Frank Iiegler; Mail Agent, Alex
McCaw; Gentleman OF Leisure. Willie
Willis; Mrs. Roberts, May Beaton; Mrs.
Campbell, Della jackson; Mrs. Nell.
heny, Stella Danforth; Maggie, Carrie
Schmitt; Maid. Ella Murphy; Mrs. Brown
and child, Martha Mittmann and Il elena
Bewener; travellers for Los Angeles,
Pearl Sutton and Marie Wisemann; trav-
elers for San Francisco, Hattie Logan,
Eva Sex ton and Maud Ray.
Piano solo, 1.-The Whirlpool" Lizzie
Hanrahan.
Address by DR.. II. W. Harknoss.
Presentation of diplomas. Superintend-
ent O. w. Erlewine.
Glaze
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Marshall Primary.

Fifth Grade. Emma l.. Dohertv. teacher
Ada Burns, Mabel Dotson, Lizzie ODER,
Viola Redmond, Maggie Todd, Stella
Hall. Elsie Churchmsn, Stella Lowell,
Maggie Norton, Laura Latham, Ray
Lagomarsino, Fred Lagomarsino, Argyll
Bowley, Oliver March, James McClatchy,
jedi McClatchy. BERTHE McNalrn, Car
ence Orr. Adoiph Teichert, Harry Ward
law, George Wiley, Frank kessegnie,
Rodney Madison, Ira Patton, Ralph
Tryon, Clifford Morris, Willie Parker,
Earle Hubbard.
Fourth Grade, Mary F. Tracy. teacher
-Maybelle Bendte. Annie Card, Bessie
Dudley, May Hamni, Nettie Kamenzind,
Edna McGlllivray, Jennie McNairn,
Minnie McNairn. Amber Obar, Helen
Phillips. Edith Phillips, Mabel Plum
mer, AnZel Shinkle. Edith Walker,
Charles Blair, James Farrell. Albin Gid
lund, Willie Hamm, Merrill Hubbard,
George Latham. Ray Morten, Louis
Nebrbass, Thomas Merton, Joe Pierini.
Martin Simmonds, James Rue, Burnell
Wiseman, Zelote Smith, August Steen.
Third Grade, Geraldine Griffin, teacher
Beatrice Belote. Pearl Cook, Flossie
Culmsee, Martha Condrey, Hattie
Groaneveld, Tiily Gruhier, Eda Gruhler
Eva Gravel, Flora MARITIME, Ruby Me
Gillivray, Mabel Norton, Rosa Pierini,
Nellie Pagni, Lila Plummer. Della Rob-
lin. Grace Simmonds, Edna Thielbahr,
Alfred Croucher, Joe billiard, Joe Dulfee,
Howard Eanes, Alex Green, john
Gedeou, James Groeneveld, Alvin Hall,
Henry Jones, Allan Latson. Charlie
MartZ, Johnnie McGinnis, George Nor
ris. Frank Murphy, Raymond ODER,
Eugene Scott, Arthur Simmonds. Henry
Steen. Lonnie Tryon, Clinton Wallace.
Second Grade. Laura kim, teacher
Rupert Bentley, Etna Claypool, Ada
Dutton, Theil Dutfee, Clarence Eidred,
Myrtle Eskridge. Loretta Farrell. Roy
Gravel, Avice Hall. Wylio Harding.
Hattie kansnzinG, Flood Moore, Valen-
tine McClatchey, Mazda Neff, Alfred
Oldheld. JOHN Pieriui. Julia Pierini.
Dwight Rue, Willie Reid, Ora Rusk.
Vivian Ranlett. Louis Townsend, Charlie
The record-union., 1895-07-23
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

A Subcommittee strikes Legal snags
and Asks for More Time.
The Chamber of Commerce meeting at
Pythian Castle, presided over by Mayor
Steinman, resolved that chamber is
needed here and should be formed. 1t
therefore erected committee OF fifteen
to formulatea plan and report the same
with code of bylaws.
That committee met promptly and Or
ganized with Judge Hinkson as Chair
man and James l. Felter as Secretary. 1t
at once entered upon the work Of fornu-
lating plan and approving an outline OF
code OF bylaws, but at late hour
found its work not one-third done.
a subcommittee of five was then
raised, with Captain L. b. Hall as Chair
man, to go on with the planning and the
bylaws and to report this Tuesday even
ing. The subcommittee at once pro-
ceeded to work and got along finely upon
scheme similar to that upon which the
Chamber OF Commerce of Los Angeles
has been builded.
But at last nights session it struck
legal snags; one of these is that the ACT
under which they were proceeding has
been repealed, IN the opinion OF several
attorneys, and that if the Los Angeles
people proceeded under that Act their
organization is illegal. Another IS the
desire of the committee to set up sys-
tenn of the membership and stock holder
ship, one within the other. with large
directory board, and eleven committees
with the Charmen OF the committees
selected from among the directors. rive
of these are, however, to represent the
stock holders. other than members.
! But on these points the subcommittee
| is in grave doubt as the legality OF the
| plan. They have resolved to advise with
| lawyers on the subject and cannot there
| fore report back 10 the General Commit
tee tonight, which will therefore not
meet az originally ordered but will
await the readiness of the sub-commit-
| tee to report.
Chairman Hall says his committee is
giving patient and much labor to the
| work, and proposes to 60 right from the
The record-union., 1895-07-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: L. d. Stinson, Dir. j. Ii. Davis
son. Los Angeles; S. T. Miflin, Lam
caster. Pa; Il. T. Methven and wife,
Chicago; l.. G. Morehouse, San Leandro;
William Beckman, Monterey; Il. IL
Hum, Australia; Frank Z. Pratt. Will
lam a. Bernheim, r. j. a. Weir, j. b.
Crowley, NJ. Rappoporl, Willis 3. Fry,
L. NJ. Fisher. S. +. Grissim. a. II. Will
Jams, George Z. Mcguire. B. u. Mott.
Walter w. Stettinheimer, L. NJ. Day and
wife, l.. Bien. T. Goodfriend, w. S. EIo-
bart, G. b. De Long, T. J. Crowley,
William Raubinger, c. A. Thurston. San
Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
M. Biggs, Jr., G. w. Price, f. NJ. Krogh,
W. b. Sexton, San Francisco; John l..
Miller, Sunburg. Pa. Wllham Acton.
Dixon; Dwight Hollister, Courtland; j.
NJ. Stephenson, Sacramento; j. w. Halle,
Suisun.
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PETTY CASES.

some That Were Before the Police
Court Yesterday.
John O'Hanlon was fined S. in the
Police Court yesterday for fighting In
the streets.
The case of A. McQuillan, charged
with having disturbed the peace of
George Cotton, was continued until this
morning.
Ed, Emerson was sentenced to thirty
days Imprisonment in the County Jail
for yagrancy. The commitment was
withheld to give him an opportunity
to leave town.
B. Klaute, charged with having dis
turbed the peace OF James Anderson,
was discharged.
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Following is list of the pupils pro-
NOTED at the Nineteenth and l. streets
school. Mrs. NJ. l.. Bassett. principal:
Fifth Grade Mrs. NJ. L. Bassett, teacher
George Smith, Albert Weber, Philip
Cuddy, Alanson Warren, Emma Tai
bolt, Elsie Potts, Tom Leepei, Eugene
Mohns, Annie Chapman.
Fourth Grade, Mrs. NJ. L. Bassett.
teacher-Edna Talbot May Olmstead,
Lena Logan. Phoebe World, Vina Nc
Craary, Ida Grumsen, Bert Soldanels,
Jesse Warren, Katie Sundholm, Lene
O'Connor, May Moss.
Third Grade. Annie NJ. Johnson.
tescher-Grover Beamer, Grover Bell,
Henry Bell, Maggie Cooper, George
Hunt, Willie Leeper, Mabel O'Connor,
John Paladini, Lottie Fucker. Otto
Potts, Gregory Rodiauez, Archie Smith,
Frank SWEET, Amelia Talbot, George
Nenter, George Willett.
Second Grade, Louisa Smith, teacher
Mollie Brown, Kittie CASTOR, josie
Cooper. Matte Cuddy, George Donahue.
Kittie Donly, Nellie Drake, Lucy Grace.
Grumsen. Rae Hewitt, Willie King,
land Morrow, Abraham Paladini, Lizzie
Ragsdale, Victoria Rodriguez. Grace
Roberts, Andrew Schuman. Lee Stice,
Emily Lawson. Henry Nenter, Frank
Biarino.
First Grade. Louisa Smith, taacher-Roy
Beamer, Bonita Biarlno. Ray burn Chap
man, " alter Drake, Bert Leeper, Dollie
Nesbitt, Pauline Osuna, Freddy Probert,
Harry Parker, Dannie Schuman, Grace
Shockey, Johnnie Soldanels, Annie Sund-
holm, Albert Naine. Cecilia Van Tassel.
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Chinese School.

Mrs. Clara Parsons, teacher First
Grade-Henry Lung, Fong Hog, Hong
Yung Chin. Fong Wing Seung, All Gee.
Fong Poy. Louie Hoe, Jung Get. Mamie
Fung. Second Grade-Fong On, Louie
Do Fook. Third Grade Louis PCy.
Louie Dape. Receiving Grade-Fong
Yum, zee Wing, Fong Sing, Fong Gum
Jung, Annie Soon, Fong Yep.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER.

Woolston. Minnie Walker, James
Popert, Edward Harris. Charlie Watson.
First Grade Laura Kim, teacher
Raymond Bowley, Buelah Curtis, Wal
ter Chapman, Bonnie Coons, Willie Ber-
riesford. Paul Holloway, Norvin Hail.
Mercedes McGinnis. Haidee Madison.
Minnie MarIz. Lottie Morris, Ellen
Nordling, Oscar Newman, Dora New
man, Elsie Orr. George Popert, Ida Por-
ter, oliver Porter, Margaret Reid, Laur-
enc Rue, Walden Rue. Emma Robin.
Irving Redmond, Hugh Rusk, Irma
Scots. May Shower. Georgene Smith,
Loretto Self, Carrie Teichert, Arthur
Valentine, Mabel Whittier. Emeline
Wiseman, Chester Wallace. Maggie
Wardlaw, Clarence Van Dusen, Clara
Wardle, Walter Sorenson. Fred Bryte.
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start, being fully impressed with the
great Importance of its task. 1t had
comDleted. he says, the outline of its plan,
which is an admirable one. when the
questions of legality arose and threw the
committee into maze of doubt from
which it is hoped the lawyers can extri-
cate il.
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Closing Exercises.

The exercises at Fremont Primary
School, Twenty-fourth and n streets,
will be held at 9 "A. NJ. to-day, and to-
morrow at 10 A. NJ. Suffer Grammar
School, at Twenty first and l. streets, will
hold its exercises.
The other schools will hold their exer-
cises on Thursday.
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To-Day's Horse Sale.

At IL o'clock this forenoon, at Agri-
cultural Park, there will be sold at auction
seven head of rarely-bred trotting horses
and mares, the get of such grand sires as
Nutwood, Wilkesdale. Don Marvin,
MONDAY, Dan Voorhees, and others OF
equal celebrity.
No one can possibly go amiss in the
purchase of any of this gili-edge trotting
stock.
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Union Primary.

Union Primary.
Fifth Grade, Lille NJ. CrOWell, teacher
Mabel Cole, Jessie Delany, Edith Glenn,
Susie Hammack, May Holland, May
Kuebler. Florence Larkin, Josie Mayer,
Clara Kruttchnitt, Minnie Nobel, Olive
Nichovalds, Mildred Payne. Sue Plerson,
Grace Stone, Edna Kicker, Eva Wenton,
Jennie Botanic, Katie Monkey, Flora
Kun, Guy Butler. Martin Dunn, Fred
Hammack, Howard Harter Harold Hol-
ten, Bonnie Shearer, Joe Botanic.
Fifth Grade, Mrs. NJ. Il. Mumf ford,
teacher-Pearl Bay, Henry Bopp, Lottie
Tommy Eversault, Percy Hart, Willie
Higgins, Julia Hooper, Willie Hergett,
Joe Judd. Jessie Lubin, Annie Miller,
Carrie Miller, Viola Menken, 1la Morris,
Richard Moore, Sadie McManus, David
McCullock, Jessie Maxwell, Nellie Os-
good, Bryte Peterson, Harold Parsons,
Clara Saunders, Clarence Shumate, Lii
liam Trainor. Lehman Van Guelder, Her
bert Wachhorst, Burton Young, Lester
Young.
Fourth Grade, Miss McManus, teacher
Florence Ashworth, Minnie Cox, Della
Boitano, Ireny Douglas, Emma Delano.
Lille Fowler, Lorena Gilmore, Hattie
Glenn, Myrtle Hall, Nora Lewis, Hazel
Mills, Mabel snyder, Marguerite Stewart,
Elsie Mckenna. Lillio Van Norman,
Idella Weston, Efiie LaBare, Russell
Clark, Robert Gageby, Charles keene,
Fred Leloy, Frank Loranger, Frank Pol
lock, Joseph Rankin, Leslie Stevens,
Stanley Shearer, Emil Shwetzer, Albert
Wallquist, Eugene Seeba, Frank Street
kerk.
Fourth Grade, Nettie Price, teacher
Mabel Douglas, Justine Griffith, Ruby
Helms. Hazel Holbr6ok. Marguerite
James. Jessie Long. Emma McGee. Min
ME Madeley, Fannie Mcclure. Blanche
Ada Stombs, Harry Carly, Eddie Hall
berg, Bert Hoehner. David Johnston.
Willie Koch, John Meister. Eddie May,
George Seeba. Willie Smith, Willie va
ger, Roscoe Bennett, Robert Fisher.
Third Grade. Belle Peyran, teacher
Cornelius Burkhart, Louis Chapman,
Charles Coppersmth. Lucien Faure,
Intyre, Roy Parsons. Russell Rodgers,
Arthur Shannon. Eddie Waters. Katie
Hannah, Sadie Kern. Lille Schadt. Vir
gle Stevens, Ethel Stone, Bessie Spill
man, Olive Tarter. Grace Iakeyama,
Harry McCullock. Eugene Avery.
Third Grade, Bertha Ebert. teacher
Viola Amsden, Jennie Barber. Hazel
Bay. Pearl Bragg, Cecile Emanuel,
Muriel Gibson, Marguerite Griffith.
Birdenia Hayford. Addie Head, Edith
Lowey, Belle MCGEE. Irma Phleger. An
gelina Steppe, John Borzoni, Fred Bern
hard, Frank GLENN, Steve Dunn. Guy
Gitfen. Willie Halter, Harvey Holland.
John Huntoon. PRESLEY Madeley, Louis
Merz, Chester Morris, John Schoenber-
ger, Archie Terry. Harry Douglass.
Second Grade. Annie Stanfeld. teacher
Anita Medley, Annie Bragg. Lizzie Van
Guelder, Emma Carley, Gertie wager.
Lulu Trapper, Sophie Stevens, Mary
Bauinann, Matte Fields. Hazel Gibson.
John Norton. George Fields, Paul PEN
nington, Willie Tannehiil, Porter Ander-
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Laura Bruce, Lulu Ferret. Lille Grun-
valid, Edna Hoeter, Irma kilgore, Annie
Martin, Emilia Nevis, Myrtle Phelps.
Grace Purdey. Amy Repley, Mae Sulli-
van, Hazel Voss.
Fourth Grade, Mrs. M. E. Allen. teacher
Nellie Alexander, Nellie BowIes, May
Grau, Rita Carlow, Emma Dickman,
Hermine Dalchow, Edna ElwOrthy, Edna
Fraser, Katie Fruehauf Maggie Hansen,
Laura Meyer, Nellie Rogers, Belle Stein
miller. Louisa Schiller, Julius Blauth.
Walter Campbell, Lester Cohen, Iommle
Cullivan, John Carroll, Willie Foote.
Frank Gerle Charles Herman, Norman
Jones, Medley Kelleher, Denis Mccarthy,
Eugene Pratt, Newton Pratt, Willie Mass,
Albert Ryan.
Fourth Grade, Isabel Henley. teacher
Florence Anderson, Willie Baltz, Jes-
sic Bird, Mabel BoureIt. Milton Cuthbert,
Effie Casey, Laura Curtis, May Dean,
Norman Doan, Ruby Drew, Leo FLETCHER
Henry Finnigan, Elwood. Feany, Joe
Gleason, Tom Gleason, Anna Gazoli.
Loyal isaaos, Clara Kripp, Ella Lam
bert, Walter Leeman, Norman Meller,
Albert Metz. Francis Nevis. Annie Deer
ing, George Neuboing, Alice OBrlen,
Otto Popert, Mabel Sprague. Edith
White, Teanie Warrs. Sumner Wood,
Minnie Vogel. Louis Vogel. Lena Shee-
rem, NeIll9 MOtt, Etnel helu, NLii0
Heating. Mary York. Tom Scott, wal
lace Williams.
Fifth Grade, Miss /. V. Miller, teacher
Irene Burns, Lizzie Barber, Emma
Baliel, Albert Bauer, Winnie Cook, Lii
lie Clark, Thorn Dorsey, Bertha Evans,
Ida Finnegen, Hattie Garrett. Willie
German, Rudolph Herman. Eddie Hill
debrand, Edna Kripp. Anna hoolstra.
Willie Kaeser, Lottie Llewellyn. Charles
Lenoir, Herman Meyer. George Metz,
Louis Mathauer, Ruth Medley. Herbert
Noble, Mary Picanco, Arthur Ryan,
James Reker. Sadie Starr, Bertha Scha-
din, Elmer Sutton, Title Terrio, Juanlta
Van Dyne. Dryden Van Heusen, Ethel
Wallis, Mary Holzhauser.
Fifth Grade. Harriet Mccormack,
teacher-Charley Avis, Arthur David
son, Ethel Entrican, Louise Gray. Roy
Griswald, Rosie Isaacs, Katie Guten-
berger, Ethel Luce. Henry Mitman,
Emma Metz, Elwood Nelson. Emma
Pendleton, Henry Pierson, Frank Samp-
aon, Dannie Sprague, Mamie Sampson,
Katie Shepp, Roy Schardin, Eddie
Schweitzer, Grace Tellepaugh, Edw1na
York, Mabel Young, Edna Harlan, Mil
dred Matson, Elmer Fish, Minnie Du-
chene. James Mcknight, Pearl Peck,
May Cutler.
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First Grade Mollie Titherington,
teacher-Albert Butler, Delphine Bush.
Willie Bening, Emile Bowvin. Bessie
Burke. David Bernstein, Claude Charl-
ton, Vera Crouch, Nose Davis. Hilda
Dunlap. Ethel Freund. Gladys Fairbank,
Hazel Hottie, Kitti9 Goods, Johnie
Gritfen, Lydia Klenk, Catalina de Lator-
res, Clarence Merry, Della Martinez,
Ethel Morris, Katie Maier, Alice Meyers,
Mabel Plunkett, Rufie Rhoads. Bernard
Ross, Joe Rose, Lily Robins. Regina
Sexton, Manuel Silva, Genevieve Turner.
MAY Williams, Edwin Wilmunder.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPILS PROMOTED.

rCoNTINUED FROM FOURTH PAGE.l
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Protestant Orphan Asylum.

Following is list of the pupils pro-
NOTED at the Nineteenth and l. streets
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-16

Don't skip this paragraph because
it is small. 1t is worth reading, for
it tells about the Pineola Balsam, a
certain remedy for cough, tickling in
the throat and the stopped-up feeling
in the upper part of the chest. A
simple cough may turn into some.
thing serious il let alone. 1t ceases
to vex you aud to keep you awake
O. nights when you have allayed the
Inflammation in your throat with
Ely's Pineola Balsam. The druggist:
sell it for 25 cents.