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Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-09-06

Once on time casual horse car met
trains ut Port Richmond, and the con-
ductor cried, This way for the brewery
and Prohibition Park" Now there is n
trolley line to the park, and you can walk
from there to the brewery. The trolley
cars are we'll patronizcd So is the walk.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-09-06
GENERAL AGENT,
No. 100 Church Str, ct Burlington. Vermont

c, A. BOURN, Agt., Manche, ter Depot Vt.
JOHN FISHER, Agt, Dorset.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-09-06

There is a saloon on Staten Island to ev-
cry % voters.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-09-06

months ago 1
was unable to
stand on my
feet. l had
falling of the
womb, kidney
trouble, and
Inflammation
of the bladder;
the backache
and bearing
down pains
urara Irao1ful
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-09-06

Reform just squatted down on the is
land last November Not n single dead
man voted from Snug Harbor, and votes
were drug in the market
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-09-06

There are good many boats every day
to Staten Island, but the wind is tempered
to the shorn lamb. There are just as many
away from there.-New York sun.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-09-06

were dreadful. My physician could give
me no relief. A friend said, try Lydia
E. Pinkham'S Vegetable Compound.
Well, 1 did. Oh, if every suffering
woman would do the same, they would
be cured, cured absolutely and entirely,
as 1 ami" Mrs. WIN. NJ. MoREY, 20
Seymour St., Pittsfeld, Mass.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18

Sem 8ei4llfe Der i~iingfen -@taatsgez
Iebgebung gemdB tpurbe cine GommiiIion
CUR @rri9tung bes Sorbf9en Gradient
maiS eingeiebt unb uub Der beut19e Bern
furb @remer BON peorta ge60rt i6r an.
Gre;Big PlGne purben in @eitalt bon 3ei9z
nu11gen eingerei9t; Die Gommi1ion erflGrte
b1ei Oerfel6en fir bic Be ten. @ouberneur
Nltgelo, Der unter bieien breien 3u pG6len
butte, emit 9ieO gu @un1ten bes @ntipurfs
oe5 rii6mli9It 6%efannten beutT9zdmerifaniz
fAen 9ilb6auers 9einri9 Sriebel Don
peorid, besfel6en, pelder bas 190ne pepz
riaer @olbatenbentmal entiporfen un6 in
4merita un0 Stalien anbere 190ne &un1tz
perte gaf6offen bat.
Tpr0's @rabbentmal tpirO aus Dem feinz
ten @ronit aus N~euenglan6 6ergefeQt in
9arfrpbagform, 6 SUP 8 3oQ bo@ un6 9
Bel 5 brett. Sebe ft6tbare Sld9e pirb po=
Int, Der Name Sorb auf Der 8or0erieite nit
entipre4enO groBen 9ubftuben eingelafTen,
ipdfreno auf Dem einen @nbe: S9omas 5orb,
@ouoerneur Don SSQinois
1S42-1846, ite6en tpir6 unb ulf Der gegenz
iibsrliegen0en Der Name zines ieben Der
Oentmalcommiffdre, Nm @rGberI6miidz
ungstoge i'm Mai 1896 bofft man bas
9entmal feierli4 eintpet6en 81 f0nnen. Sc
1T Elm bef9eibener Sribut fir Elm lange 3ett
oeraa4lGftgtes Mannesanoenten, aber inn
merbir eth pir0iger.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18

10 tpiirben bic &ubel fir Die 0auer beg unz
6aues auBer 9ienft geite1t iein. Ser Sa=
nitdtsH8e3irt miiBte ni9t muir fir Die &o@
item bes llm6aues 3a6len, ionbern ut9 Die
8erl1ite beden, bic ben StraBenbabnen
bur9 Die ltnter6re4ung oes 8ertebrs err
ipa9ien apiroen.
SroBbem lit bic Srage, ob ni9t bic @n<
laqe zines neuen Garuls, %einerlet, Gp05tn er
gelegt tptrb, in Solge Der unge6euren 8rltro@
eigentbums : @nti4dbigungen, bic beam
Ipru9t 4peroen tpiirben. 1t3 mod toftipieltgsr
fteGen, unb ob niGt bur6 Nnlage et1es Gee
6enzGanols Der 6uupt5tped bes 46tpafer<
Canals = Die beItdnbige &einbaltung beg
@bicagozSlufes - 0erettelt peroen tDlirbe2
ue6er bieie But1fte dber 5oqten bod f9on
lGnq1t ale n0t6tqen @r6dbungen. gernd9t
iporDen un0 bic 8e6Drbe i'm Starbe Ieir,
NIT einem beitinmmten unb inteQige1ten
8lare Dor baS pu6lifum urb bor bic 81n=
besregierung gu treten.
9iefe 6at un5tpeifel6aft bas 8e8t, iiber
Die SADIE ge60rt 81 1perben. 46er f6r 3u5us
mut6en, bic Soften gu tragen, f9eint benin
bod Elm lpenig gspugt, Die 8erbeHerung
gef9te5t aus19lieBli9 inn Snterefe Der
Sta0t G9icugD. Wenn bu6ur9 Der S3iffz
fa6rt 8ortbeile geboten perben, 10 fommen
oo9 au9 biefe 6auptiG9li9 G6icago 81 gut.
ltno es pGre t6Dri9t, gu 4offen, ouB Der
@pngreb AUDI MIR einen Sent 0afir 6ergtebt.
Wplten mir barutf t~parter, 70 6ieBe Dds Die
8p1enbun9 bes Canals bDraus5i9tlt@ auf
immer ~bertagen. limb 1elb5t fperlr1 Der Gon<
greB ii9 bereit erflGren tpiir0e, ft3 NIT Der
@ngelegen6eit iiberbaupt gu b~efafen, 10
&nifrnc p2 NotcNor CS1hrp f1ohr11 on OHIO pr nm
ben 8utoesA SSngenieuren u16 nun einer porz
ldufigen 8eri9t urr0 8oftenanf9lu er6ielte.
Ser SanitGtsa9e3irf muB bas @erf aus
fii6ren ltrb Die Soften trugen. M0gli6, baB
fpGter %eirmnal, tpenn it9 barget9an fiat, oaB
Der gun3en S9ifffa6rt auf ben Seen Dur9
ben Sraintrungs=@dnd Elm GROCER 8ortbeil
erlpa91en lit, urtb tpenn Die 8urbesregiez
rung it9 enti9lteben 5plte, einen Sieftpafer=
meg Dom Mi9iganaSee na9 Dem Wiiitifippt
6er5uiteQen, Der @ongreB bic gan5e @ef3t4te
iibernimmt unb einenS6eil ber&pften 5uriidz
r~itattet. Mber barduf apa1len fDnnen mir
1tt1t.
9ds G6ioagper Gnbe bes Orainirurgsz
Canals lit 6as i6Iinrnlte @t1be. limb tpenn
gen 3egiment bie1e Ga9e CUR %bDligen 3u<
friebenbett NQer in ben nd9iten flint Subren
lOft, tpirb ie it9 NIT urtoeripeltli9en 2orz
beeren bebeden. Sic bat in Solge Der in
Srage fomnnenben unge6euren prioaten tpie
Dffentfi9en Snterefen cine Nufgu6e BON gez
ra0e8u erf9reden0er 9rDBe 5u beipdltigen,
unO ie barf Oerlangen, buB ibr bu3u u1e
nOt6ige l1nterfiibung gepdbrt tpir6. 9lber
bas Bublifum tann au1 berlangert, bab es
~baGbmDgli9it BON ben Yldnen Der 8e6Drbe
in &enntniB geIebt 1perbe, bamit bie1e elmer
einge6enben un0 ~inteQigerlten 8e5pre9ung
u%nter4porfen tperben t0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
SaS GDtca9oer GnSe Scs 9(bwaHets
Gd1t0LSA

Mus Dem 8ert9t bes ne1en 8rGitbenten
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ge6t 6erbor, baB bic
8olenbu1rg bes 6auptzGanals BON 8ribgez
port Bis Qodport Bis gum 1. Se3ember n. S.
eine 10 gut tpte 1i9ere Sa9e lit, baB o6er
5pei fa6r tpi9ttge unb foitfpielige &r6etten
Damn nod ~bor5une6men fein lper0er, nGmz
lib Die 3ufii6rung Der oorf9riftsmGBigen
MaKermen9e Don 100000 GubiffuB Mafer
in Der Minltte bur9 ben G6icugo=SluB, unb
bic r0t9igen @~orfebrungen, I'm ben Slinoisz
Mt9iqdnz@dnu unter6alb Don 20dport
our @ufnabrne bieier 8afermenge gu be-
fdbigen.
SSn 8esug auf eritere Qrbeit erFubren mir
aus Dem 8ert9t, rbuB nu9 forgfGltiger Ser
mefung uno fredericksburg Die nOtbIge
MaHermenge bur6 ben @9icagozSluB 5ugez
fibrt tperben farm, tpenn biefer an BERT 9tez
benen Stelen bertteft ober ber6reitert ptrD,
Dber tpenn Neben<GanGle bergeteat tperDen."
3uglei9 ma9t 6err @d6art barauf oufz
merf1um, baB Der G5icago@SluB Elm Der
Surisbifttpn bes 8urbes unterf te6enDes
I9ifF6ares @eipGf1er fef, urb bdb DON Got
tes= lpnb &e9tstpegen 0ie 8unbesregierung
bieIen S9eil Der Nrbett ii6erne4men foqte.
@os man germ aus Dem 8eri3t erfabren
6Gtte, fpdre, tpie 0err @d6drt uno Die Sn>
g~enieure cine 8erttefun9 bes Sl1Res be-
tperfftelligen tpolen. 8etanntli9 6aben mir
bret Sumel inter Dem SfuB binbur9, Die
a6gebrp6en Ober tiefer gelegt lperoen miiBten,
ebe an cine @erttefung Der Strede 5ptf9en
Der SluBmii1bung rro Ban 8uren StraBe
geoabt 1perben f0nnte. Natiirli3 lieBe fi3
ma fnnhI n13fiihrpn. l1hpr MIR INIT nrDRpn
Soften unb GROCER ltnbequemli9fett. DEM
ba Die Sunnel iebt Dem 9traBen6abnsgerz
tebr, fpe3ieG benz &abelba6nz8 erte6r, 6tenen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
9atf ei1tem Deroientcm tootcn SUIT
noticr.

Maf einem Srieb6ofe in 9eoria ru6t felt
Sanuar 1851 Elm UNI un1eren Stat 6p9=
berbienter Mann. Sem 8rab 1T CANA
IGmltdlos unb fem @rabitein oerfiinbet ben
Namen beS Sobten. Die neueite Staatsgez
febQebung enbli9 iorgte bafir, baB bas
@ra6 tpiirbig ausge5tattet pirb.
DIR Wann, befIen Der Staat 70 fpdt piez
bergebentt, 1T Sbomas Sorb, nel9er
10 np6l in Der Polittf, i'm @eri9tsneIen ur0
in Der 8ertpaltung, als in Der @e19t9ts=
14reibung 8ebeutenbes fir SGinois g~eleiitet
bot.
@ls tleiner &nabe mar Sorb nd9 SQtnois
gsfommen, als biefes mod Elm augletb Mtsz
coniin unb einen She'll Minne1pta's umfaiz
1enbes Serritorium bilbete, Gr befanb ii9
not1 i'm &nd6enalter, als am Is. MuquIt
1872 Snbianer bas 19redli9e @emebel Bel
Sort Dearborn auf benz 8DDen bes 6~eutiqen
ghicago beriibten, unb er tpar Elm SeSiingli11g
ais am 3. DECEMBER 1918 Suinois nit 1einer
jebigen 9ren3en als Staat in bic Union aufz
genommen tpurbe.
Sid gum oor5iiglt6en Suriiten urb gum
6el0e1tenoen S~taatsmonne entpidelnb, truo
Shonas 5orb Diel 5ur gliidlt9en @ntfaGz
tung 6es iungen Staates Bel, namentli9 a1s
Witglieo bes oberiten 9eri9tsbofes unb a1s
9OitDerneur.
Oas @ouberneursdmt perfpaltete er BON
1912 Bis 1916. 0as paren itiirmii9e Bet
ten. 9enn in3ptI9en batten Ii9 bic Mor=
tone in Ndubpo om MtfiI1ippi i'm @ount1
6ancod i'm petlihen S6etle bes Staates
ntenergelafen. limb es nttanben Johann
namentli9 in Solge bes fre9en unb Ittten=
lpfen Sretbens oes 9riinbers unb bamuliz
gen SHIPPERS bes Mormpnent6ums, Sofepf
Smitl, Die b%efannten l1nruben, pelbe our
Srctnng Sofep6 SMITHS unb 1eines 8ruz
oers i'm 9efdngniB GIT Cartilage, benz Sc
rid3tsprte oes genannten gpuntD's, unD in
ibren pettererl Wtrtungen 3ur @dnoeruno
Der Mormonen unter Brigham Noung mad
Rem Wilontfen uta6's unb our punberiamen
Grttpidl1ng oes Observation-Disclosures fii6rten.
Sur 3eit bes @Ouberneur Sprb tparen bic
Wrrmpnen unter Dem l6ltmmen @influ11e
Spfepb Smitb's cine peit fir Sainois, urb
bon bieiem @eii6tspuntte aus lieB 1i9 i6re
Wert1et6ung ertldren.
Shrnnas Sprb nibrrete ii6 na6 benz Mbz
laufe fetner 8ouoerneurs3eit eef9i9tli6en
@tutien, unb btefe pie feline perfDnli6en
G~rlefntfe ~befGbigten i'm, feline fir immer
nert1DoQe 8ei9i4te BON Sqinpis BON 1918
biz 1847, gu i&reiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18

81 Sacoma 1T Elm Mann fir i~rrfinnig
ertldrt tporben, Der Die 4bfi9t funbgegeben
bat, Elm paar 4fbermsn um5ubringen. On
iebem Morgen nab elmer Stabtrat6sibung
-6efinoen ii9 1,749,932 bon ben 1,75O,OOO
8epo6nern G6icago's in bemIelben oDer MOI
b0berem 3uItanOe bes @abnftnns. Gs quot
linen in ben Singern, Dber tpie Der Qnlsriz
funer it4 ausbriidt, ie BADEN bds p16ns
finnige 8erlangsn, fdmmtli6e 68 Mlbermen
neb1t i6rem Gommanbeur 0erfes an ben
nd9iten 2aternenpfd6len uu~f3utniipfen.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-30
BAIL NOT REDUCED.
No Chance to Elude Justice to Be Al
lowed the "Green Goods"
Swind1ers.

The "green goods" men, Frank White
and John Wise, arrested by the Postofice
inspectors for unlawfully using the mails,
were before United States Commissioner
Heacock yesterday, and in default of $4,000
bail each, which the Commissioner fixed,
they were remanded to Marshal Baldwin
custody. Their preliminary examination
is set for Friday afternoon. Mcguire, who
is wanted in connection with the "green
goods" business, has not yet been caught.
An effort was made to have the bail of
White and Wise reduced, but United States
Attorney. Foote strenuously objected, and
Commissioner Heacock deferred to Mr.
Foote'S wishes in the matter as being quite
reasonable. In the past whenever an at
tempt has been made by Federal authori-
ties to successfully prosecute ''green goods"
swindlers those smooth workers have
usually managed to cheat justice by the as
sistance of very light bail or straw bonds.
Assistant Postoffice Inspector Erwin and
Mr.. Foote are determined that no such OPP
portunity shall be afforded the men now in
the grasp of the law.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-30
SUES THE OFFICERS.
Action for Damages and Contempt Pro-
ceedings Against the Federal
Officials.

Receiver Edward Riley is making an
effort TO get back at the Federal authori-
ties who seized the cigar and tobacco store
of Mrs. Fannie Rosenthal, at ga Market
street, on Saturday. He began a civil suit
IN Judge Seawell's court yesterday for $780,
coo damages against Internal Revenue
Collector Welburn, Revenue Agent Thomas
and Marshal Baldwin.
Contempt proceedings have also been
commenced and an order to show cause
why they should not be punished for con-
tempt of court was made by Judge Heb
bard. Messrs. Welburn, Thomas and
BALDWIN have been cited to appear Friday.
Assistant District Attorney knight says
the Federal officials will simply stand
upon their claim that il was case covered
by Federal jurisdiction, and that they
were acting under instructions as United
States officers. The attempt to establish
the doctrine OF States rights causes some
amusement around the Appraisers build
ing, Notwithstanding the well-known poll
tical complexion of the gentlemen made
defendants in these civil and criminal
proceedings OF the State Superior Court.
The Federal authorities, through Mr..
knight, viii ask for transfer OF the cases
TO the United States Circuit Court as being
the only proper tribunal before which they
can be tried.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-30
PASSENGERS MUST PAY
Railway Ticket Agents Form
ing Local Combine
on Rates.
The Southern Pacific Tickets With
drawn From All the Other
Offices.

The local railway ticket agents met yes
terday in the Palace Hotel, as requested
by General Passenger Agent T. H. Good
man of the Southern Pacific Company.
The purpose of the meeting was to form
new association that will maintain rates
on transcontinental business and put an
end to cutting through five brokers, who
OF late have been doing thriving trade
to the imminent Generalization OF all
rates.
With the exception of two agents all
the railway companies were represented.
The absent ones were Agent Hitchcock Of
the Union Pacific and Snedaker of the
Grand Western. Agent Sanborn of the
Burlington route was elected chairman,
and rather informal discussion on the
situation began.
As Messrs. Hitchcock and Snedaker
failed to participate, the agents turned
their attention from proposition to form
an association TO deyising some means Of
having unanimous sentiment before at
tempting to settle rates.
A vote was taken on q motion to form
the association, and everything appeared
TO be harmonious, until NJ. N. Stern, local
representative of the Canadian Pacific
OOmpd NOlSO III tue negative. he
opposed the organization Of a board,
giving as his reasons that it was incon-
sistent TO ask his company's participation
while two leading companies remained
out. When these lines were brought in,
he said, he would vote in favor of an
organization.
a committee, consisting Of the chairman
and Agents Jones of the Rock Island,
Mann Of the Southern Pacific, Garfield OF
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul,
Speers of the Santa Fe and Statler OF the
Northern Pacific, was appointed to draft
form OF agreement for all agents TO sign.
The meeting adjourned subject to the
call of the chair, and meanwhile agents
will be asked to sign the contract binding
themselves TO unite, that prices of passen-
ger tickets may be maintained according to
q fixed standard.
Agent Snedaker OF the Rio Grande West
ern stated yesterday that he will join the
association, but was unable 10 attend the
meeting. The Union Pacific people are
simply hiding their time and may enter
the combination.
The Southern Pacific Company has sent
q circular 10 the local railway offices that
sold tickets on its lines notifying them that
all such tickets will be withdrawn. This
action, il was explained, was decided on
only after the fullest deiberatiOn as being
for the compazy's best interests. The
tickets are to De transferred 70 the South
ern Pacific ticket Office on Market street
and viii be sold there in the future.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-30

VS.. the Southern Pacific and the National
Cash Register Company VS.. the American
Cash Register Company, and states that it
is not disposed to disturb the Judgment,
although the validity of the particular
claim OF Heating involved may be consid-
cred doubtful. Keating's invention is a
sewer-excavator.
The appeal was based upon contention
that the lower court erred in instructing
the jury in the following definition of in
vention:
Invention is that which brings out OF
the realms of the mind something that
never existed before. 1t may consist in the
combination of old elements, the invention
being in the combination. To make it so,
there must be joint action or operation
of the clements. E.. the elements must
cooperate or act jointly to produce the re-
suit or object OF the combination, or else
the assembled elements is a mere aggre-
CATION and is not patentable. 1t is not
necessary, however, that their action
should be simultaneous. They may be
successive"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-30
FRUIT CARS,
A New System for Shipping
CALIFORNIA; Orchard
Products.
Trains Without Ice to Leave Daily
for Chicago With Fresh
Fruits.

The Southern Pacific Company has in
course OF construction in the East 500 ven
tilated fruit cars for shipment of orchard
products from California to the East. At
the same time the Union Pacific and the
Chicago and Northwestern lines are each
building 500 cars for the same object.
These cars are so arranged that boxes of
fruit can be stored in them without touch
ing each other and with free currents of
air whirling through them as the train
moves along. 1t has been satisfactorily
demonstrated that this method is sue
cess and far cheaper than the refrigerated
car process OF preserving fruit on the trans
continental journey. 1t saves freight on
ice needed in refrigerator cars and also the
cost of these latter expensive vans.
1t is proposed TO make lifetime between
Sacramento and Chicago FIVE days. The
Southern Pacific Company will make the
run 10 Ogden in forty-fve hours.
This service will be introduced about the
middle OF June. AT first, until the fruit
shipments become heavy, two trains a
week will be dispatched. but when the sea-
son is full q train will leave Sacramento at
midnight sharp every night with nothing
but ventilated cars full OF fruit for the
Eastern market. If cars are not loaded
promptly at midnight they will be closed,
no matter how little or how much they
have on board.
With the 1900 cars in operation between
California and Chicago there will be car
rying capacity OF not less than q, 900 TONS
Last year the total product of fruit was
about 40, coo tons, but this year the amount
will be much greater. Still the new service
will afford farmers q means of shipping
their fruits to remuneratiye markets at q
cost much lower than formerly. This is
practically a solution of one OF the puz-
cling questions that faced the fruit-growers
OF Northern and Central California. 1t
gives chance to find market for green
fruit without risk of loss from decay on the
route, and besides the grower viii not
have to pay for ice and hire OF a re-
frigerator car. The cost to the railway
company being reduced, the farmer may
expect reasonable rate on his fruit ship
mentS.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-30

no separate tax levied and collected fol-
kindergarten schools, the Treasurer refused
to pay the warrant.
The. Supreme Court investigates the
meaning Of kindergarten, and finds that it
means "children's garden" On good
authority, however. the high tribunal
adds: 'Children's garden should be
taken IN its allegorical sense. The child is
plant, the school garden. Froebel calls
teachers gardeners of children Further,
that the term applies to system devised
by w. A. Froebel for instruction of chill
dren of tender years.
These purposes seem to the court ap-
propriate for pursuit in the primary
schools, and the kindergarten is to be re-
garded as special branch of the primary
schools. For these reasons it is held that
the fund was properly drawn upon, and
the Judgment of the lower court is affirmed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-30
WHAT INVENTION rs.
The Court OF Appeals sustains the Lower
Courts in Its Defini-
ton.

A decision was handed down by the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals YES
terday which was of interest to inventors.
Ii afnrmed decision of the lower court in
the patent case OF Dennis Heating against
the san Francisco Bridge Company, which
favored the plaintiff.
The court stands on the decisions in the
similar cases OF the Standard Oil Company
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-30
MUST PAY THE TEACHER.
The Court Defines kindergarten in q
San Jose Case.

San Jose Case.
Yesterday the Supreme Court decided
another case in favor of a schoolteacher
being paid. The happy litigant is Kathryn
Sinnott, a kindergarten teacher at San
Jose, and her adversary was no less formid-
able a parsonage than J. f. Colombet.
Treasurer OF the Garden City.
Colombet appealed from Judgment
awarding peremptory writ Of mandate
requiring him as Treasurer to pay war
rant draw on him by the Board of Educa-
ton. The warrant was drawn against the
grammar and primary school fund :" con-
sisting of all money levied and collected by
the city for school purposes. AS there vas
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-30
The Dinner Bell

Sounds but mockery 10 the dyspeptic. he hears
il, Of course but his stomach does not respond 10
the call BE goes through the motions. and sus-
fers afterwards for the small amount of victuals he
partakeS OF. Hosterters stomach Bitters alters
condition into OF ability 10 ear pentfuliy. dj
gest heartily and aSSimlate thoroughly. Malaria.
raaTa;ism. constipation and biiIousness are CON
queze6 by Ihis worid-famed medicine.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-30
Once More in Trouble.

Steve vulocivich, s hanger-on around the
Police Courts, was arrested yesterday on &
charge of petty larceny. The warrant for his
arrest was sworn out on March 1 by Louis
Ricn, tailor, 504 Iesvenworth street. VuIo-
eivieh had that day been released from the
House OF Correction after serving sentence
for forging Judge Joachimsen's name 10 s war
rant. He went into Rich's store and stole q
pair Of scissors and spool OF silk He has kept
out OF the way since then, but was caught yes
terday IN one OF the Police Courts.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-30

TIE Royal Baking Powder maintains its
vigorous hold on the public, and is active
and aggressive against the impure and in
furious baking powders palmed of on the
people. In this task it is performing &
good work for honest and unadulterated
food products.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-30
GUARDS NOT EFFICIENT.
Verdict of Coroner's Jury in the Bus
well Inquest,

NerulCI OF CORONER jury IN the BUS
well Inquest.
a Coroner's jury took occasion yester
day, at an inquest into the cause OF Fred.
erick BuswelPs death. to criticize the
guards of the Union-street cable-cars.
Boswell fell in front of Union-street
car on the 18th inst. at Montgomery
avenue and Pacific street, and was run
into. He died at the City and County
Hospital last Wednesday. The jury held
the gripman and conductor blameess, but
said the guards on the line were not
efficient