davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-17
OelOfd)rank=S pren9er
Ortn9en in oos mirtbfdofts9efhdft
Don RuooY 8rosy 10. so
Uells Str. 9
Sic weroen bel Ger 2lnbohrune oes 6elo:
i9ranfes eeit0rt mo rauben ole Saoens
fafe otis.

Sin fii6ner Gtnbrltb nur6e in Ben
fruben Morgenitu noen BON @elbi6ranf@
Sprengern in baS Mirt6lbaftgeibGft BON
9f1obD 8ros., SEQ. so g8eus Str, pcribt.
9tacbbem sic Sptbbuben in Die @irtb>
iebuftsrGume geIar8t paren, begaben lie
itcb Iofort in Sic btnter ocm SrontzS 6au=
fenItcr gelegene fletne Office, pelcbe Ourcb
einen 8eridblag BON Dem 9roBen Wirt6=
I6oftsraum ~abgeibloiien lit. 6ier ma6z
ten iie iidb an Die 9lrbeit, BEN e~tiernen
@~elblcbranf gu erbrecben. lin Sen @riff,
tpelcber 6oS S6loB Dffnet, tparen bier
90ber angebo6rt unb ser Mfeiitngrie9el
ietbit ipar bis auf einen Stumpf abgebroz
cben e5 bate oiienbar cine grDBe &raftan7
~itrengung erforoert, BEN Giegel ab5ue
brecben. 0te @elbi6ranfipren9er i6einen
bel tDrer 9trbeit ie0ocb unterbrodben tpor0en
gu letn, be1n e5 gelang tbnen ntAt, BEN
@elbi6ranf 3u Dffnen. Sic muBten it6
nit Ser Mu3raubung Der 9aoenfalie, ipelbe
etpa $40 entbielt, be9nitgen unb na6nten
nocb eini9e &iiten Der better @tgarren uno
mebrere Slalcben @biSfep nit.
Die @inbrec6er tparen nit ben 2ocaliz
tdten bes Wirt6i3aftS gei6GftS unb 6es
bamit perbun6enet GeltourontS offenbar
tpobIoertraut. On Dem ettpa 40 SUB ttefen
0irtbsraum it0Bt eth 3tpeiter Saal fir Jtez
ftaurantS3pefe. 8cibe 0tGums nebmen bic
gauge Gtcfe bes 6auie5 Elm. 8on benz
Neitaurant fibrt cine Sreppe na6 benz
oberen Stodperf. Sine 9enaue Inter
iu9ung erga6, baB Bic Ginbrecher burcb bic
6austbiir nacb Dem oberen Stofperf Dors
bran9en. Nm Gn6e beS @angeS 9elan8ten
-. 80. : 0l.S~.,~.4 M. C~-IkAn
tpelcbe ite btnabitiegen. 9os Scblob purbe
~berolS9ebriidt unb bieielbe 8rocebur bann
an Der bon benz 9teitaurantz Naum nob
Ser Doroeren 8irt1i9aft fii6ren6en Gbir
Dolsogen. Die 3pin8en, unter pelben
Oas S9loB etniAnappt, paren nit Stemmz
etien ausgebro6e1.
Sis our MittagS3eit bate Sic 8oIisci
nocb feline Spur Bet @il1bre6er; es lit
ie6o6 flat, SAP bieielben 81 Der 9efabrli3en
3unft Der @eGpi6ranfiprenger 9ebDren.
, 1894-04-17
Ftn0en ftb tpteoer.

Sames Nfc 0onal6, mar pie mir geitern
ttittbetlten, in @emetni6aft nit &obert
Gontpap Samltag Nacbt in bas GalbOun'7
ibe Goitbaus $50. 203 NetpberrD Glpe. etnz
gebrungen, bette bort nit bieiem unter Den
8or9ebcn Detectives gu iein, cine SauSiue
dung porgenommen un6 mar bann nit 5tpei
lleber3ieber peri6tpunben. SpGter famerl
8eibe pieber uno Le9ten itb i'm Gal6oun's
iben 6auie gu 8ette nm ibren &aui9 aus
4uicbLafen. GonipaD Der 9~eitern atf Elm
8orDerb0r ber3tcbtete unb bon &tcbter
9oolep unter $500 8ir9i6aft bem Grlmiz
nalgeri6t iibertpieicn tporben mar, erblelt
beute sec 9onalO tpieber ais @eieQi6after.
0enn audb ct tplrOe BON 6enlielben Gtcbter
ans Griminalgericbt ibertuielen.
, 1894-04-17
Der ,,WaifenfnabeD.

Gor 0tid6ter 8bite muBte Ii9 G6aS,
S'Gonnor beute we9en Sol6enb!ebitabIs
oeranttporten. 8or etniQen 3a9en ioa CT
angebIic6 Der 351 SO. 2tbamS Str. %ipo6nenz
ben TrGuLein Carrie 3brou an ser Gpn7
greB Ctr, 8pii6en @abaiD 2tpc. ult0 State
Ctr, cine 8Orie, cine feline Summc
barren @eLbes ~ent6altenb, aus 0er 6anO
geri1ien baben. oils milOernOen Imz
itan6 bob O'Gonner beroor, baB er Elm
Waiienfin6 let unb beSbolb al ietner MANI
g~elbaften @r3iebun9 feline S9ulO TRACE.
Boiler @ntriitun9 uber bteie frebe 8ez
bouptun8 traten barouf mebrere Der Qtnz
pelen6en Dor Den Jfi9ter un6 erflGrten
Der Qngeflagte mGre peit %entfernt baOOn,
ein @aiienttn6 5u letn; feline Gltern tpdren
ie6r anftdnOi9e 8Urgersleute unb bitten
einen l6iDeren StanO nit bent nicbtspiirz
bigen Sobne. gtacb fur3em Gerb0r iiberz
ptes Ser Gic6ter O'@Dnner unter 5000
8Irr9i9aft benz Griminalgericbt.
, 1894-04-17
Serdubt.

Srau s. 6. Sing BON 1856 Mtibi9an
Noe. unO Srau Wtarti1 0fatbanlon Don
525 Dearborn Nlue. perIieBen geitern Nbenb
8 ll6r gemetniam baS %eritgenarnte 6aus,
I'M iib ita6teinDdrtS 81 be9eben. I'm
etnen Wdgen Ser States Str. z2tnie erretcben
gu f%Onncn, 9ingen ite bic ID. Str. entlang.
OTIS ite it9 Dem l1nterbau Der Silbiette7
6oGbaDn nGDerten, iprangen pG0Bltb 3pet
farbige Strolcbe auf iie SIT unb D~erIangten
bic 6erauSgabe ibrer 80r1eu. Oie Oamen
tpet9erten .itb, bteier 9tufforberung SOl9e
gu geben, un6 tDurben nteoergei6lagen.
8ebor ite iicb Dor ibrem S6ref erboIen
unb mach 6tlfe rufen |fonnten, iparen bic
8eiOen nit BEN 80rien beri6punben. Ser
8olt5ilt Mc@artbD, bon Der 6arriIonStr. r.
Station, Der gerobe beS @e9es firboB
ibritt, mur6e bon benz Gorfau unterricbtet.
Gr rannte ben Dte 2tlep entlan9 laufenben
9teben na6 ltn6 9eIang eS ibnt, einen berz
ielben feitsunebmen. 9icier CAB ieinen
Namen in Ser Station NIT 2ouiS 6alieD
n 0ie 80rlen bate er ober nibt. Gtcbz
ter 8Toopea fteQte i'm Bis gum "a. unter
$500 8irgi6aft.
, 1894-04-17

tn CARLSBAD nm friib 02orgen8 aufsufeben.
Sober rti!nmt oa8 gSaiier 5eitlib morgeus.
gta11 fam e8 and bier 10 rebmen obne na9
Carlsbad 81 geben. 0as natiirli6e @arl8r
baoer Bafer, io>ute bas @arl8baoer Sprrts
oeIsSal5 tit bier III alien lpotbefen GIT baben,
lt11o man lam Die &ur 81 9auie baben. @s
tutrO hauptid6li6 gebrau9t bel Sartleibtgz
felt, Wtagenletbelt, Observation-Disclosures
Sober nnb 9tierenfranfbeiten, @out, 0tbe1s
matiSn1u8, H.. {. ~.
@fan bite fi1 por Nadabmunger. 9as
ddte Garl8baber SalS ultb @aIier bat Die
uuteri9rtft pon 0@i8ner q Meltbellou &C.,,
Guetnt9e Igeuten. Srnportdre, Stem gort,
auf benz Salie ether ieOen Slaide.
, 1894-04-17
pl6bIt6er Go6esfdu.

Seute firth 1O3 l1br brabte Elm 9armez
lee'i6er Omnibus cine frantic Srau bonn
9tortbwelternz 8a6nbof noc6 benz QtLantic
6Otel. Die Srau betanb itcb auf ber 9tetie
BON San SranctSco na6 g6ilabelpbia.
3ebn Wtinuten, na6Oem otelelbe ibr 3tm7
nler betreten, ftel iie BON etnem 6er3i6Ia8e
getroffen, toOt 51 8oben. Die 0etde Der
Trau, beren Otanten aus 8riefen itcb ais
Srau Sang er9ab, Durbe na6 Si9mun6s
MfOrgue 9ebra6t. Sn einem 9an6tai6z
ben fan6 mar GbeGS gum 8etra9e
BON $12O.
, 1894-04-17
Gooesfdue

tpur6en 6eute 8prmtttag i'm @%eiunbbeitSz
amt tpie folgt atgemel6et:
Martin 9ongau, 80 S., 628 Nuburn
Q(oe.
8iGbeGm 9einman, 2 S. 9 &c., 1919
Satin Str.
ST.. Doris 2oeipe, "A s., sci 2aIaue
Qlbe.
Solepb Goldman, 80 S., Mi3ael Steele
6Olpttal.
@eter @n8eG, S., II <beG Str,
Sobn &letnfeIbt, 22 S., Bennett Sos
pttal.
So5onna 0orens, Z &c., 972 SO. IS.
Str.
s, a6olp6 @8osB, 26 S, 1O5 @eas
Saco6 6ars, SO s., 249 marnut Ctr.
Qlrtbur 8artb, 6 S., III SobniOn Str.
so. 8lumentbal, 48 s., 7O4 8. Safe
Ctr.
6eGena 2tppol0t, 1 S., 10 6enro Ctr.
Triebri9 S9mi0t, l S., IA Melroie
Ctr.
Morp 0atarsfo, So S, 584-25. Court.
, 1894-04-17
Ilad Ian9em SUDDEN 9efunoen.

SacDb @alib tpur6e BON Sem $50 Oiorz
gan Str. tpObnenben G6rtit. Scores be-
i6uIOtgt, ibm i'm 9e3ember b, s.. ein
8ferOegei6irr I'M Wertbe bon $40 geitoblen
5l baben. @ali6 bate bas corpus deficit
etnem @nOern gum Saul an6eboten. 9teler
bate BEN Saul ab9elebnt, ftb aber erbOttg
ge5et8t, auf bas @ei6irr $3.50 SIT letben.
@aliD nabm Die Sfferte an. 8or &ur3em
erfubr Ser 8eitoblene, mo fem YferSe7
9eiDirr mar. 9tadOem er Der Sabe auf
ben @runb 9egan9en tpar unb 8ali6
S9ul6 auBer 8ra8e itanb, lieB er i'm
pe9en 9teblta6lS perbafteH. &t6ter @6erz
barbt iiberiptes tbn beute inter $400 8itrgz
icbaft Dem @rimi1taLgericbt.
, 1894-04-17
2luf Ser Retfe peritorben.

Quf 6em gSege bonn Nortbpeiternz8abn
bof nob benz 93nf Sstan6z8 abnbof perz
itarb in einem Omnibus beute firth cine
Trau gtamene 2ange. Sbre 2et9e tpurbe
3und6it nab benz Qtlanttc 0oteI unb BON
bort na6 benz 2ei6enbeItatter9ei9dft SEQ.
70 SiftD Noenue 9ebra9t.
, 1894-04-17
Gortiesrna rorot.j

Nenn 9erren un6 9amen eincn 8ferbez
babntoogen beitei9en, bann ftebt mar Die
oerre11 poran9eben. 2tber ipaDrlicb nibt
nil 9utem 8eiiptel.
, 1894-04-17
@runSeigentbnm
Soften in 81. G. 9sfins's Boomers Safe eubbiOiFOn.

Gotten in u. 6. 9eiiH9's BOipers Safe SubbieifhOn.
auf oageneiusn @uni4 Der sabIrsiasn geinfer Don
6erru 9eiiu9's 6orrr ont golUers Cafe in @isccnfin 1T
Oe gatc-Sront in Gotten a~usgelegt unb in ben Mlarft
9ebraGt. Ypuers Cafe lit in 3luetftiHb9er 6ubrt nit
Rex giortb @citeru=8aGn su erreiten. Iie9t nabe Der
Citation .@cnUa Sanction. MiscOnitm- Die tur5e 6obrt
BON @enoo SEn1tion snm Cafe lit reid on 6oeuerieu uno
reip0grt eiue bsrrljte NusT1t nuf has berumIte9euOe
[crrolu. Sic Gotten b0beu iann,tIid 80 SUB Stbiront
Gl Gee uHb }elbit i'm betBefteu CONNER irebt ein be'
itduoll tHbler gGinb bonn Suoen nber ben Cafe uHb iiuo
i'll 6CI3e Der Su0irout unb bes itettg tTblen minOes
0ieIe Gotten bic begebrteItcn am gou5en 2ote; re babeu
cine Siefe BON 900 SUB. iinb nit ben i96niteH
S6otteubduineu. lIe Gtdeu, 8udeu. Gebern. unb onerIei
S9ltnggelpd6Ien b~eItouoeu, erbebeu f9 tDeilpeIie so SuB
lber ben Gee unb bieteu cine moIertI6e Qusft1t iber ben
cine STEELE breiteH uuo 8ipel Meileu IoHgeu See, neIder
on ShDnbett uuo Scenerleu benz safe Seueoa, Dem be-
~liebteiteu See gaiscOnftHs. 9letdfommt 2os Hare
Baier. bon eiienqueneu geH6brt, frei bon alien Sunpf.
pfau5en, Der iaubi9e 8oben .bieten Die I1onften Babe.
pIdse 8ablrstde Slide. gOUtfabreu unb Geseln IabeH
gu bieIem epUrt. Sir 8ubeouitoIten, CUTE @erpTsguug
unb prUmpte gerbinOun9 5pti6sn Der Station Seuoa
9unctioH unb benz Safe It eeiorgt.
Nur SIS Gotten iinb eOrbauben; feire 6amiIts unS
Noturliebbaber fDaten ss unterlaIIeu, f9 cine guuIt.ue
gu f9ern. gtdbere austuuft ertbeiLt, Ioiuie 9IutteH
D~erienoet
G. MsImA
17S5 WtIpautee gpe.
oosr 3iunnler 60, 9o. 20 Ga Saue Str.
QleiHi9sr &9ent. 8elbs uHo 8anbgei96ft.
, 1894-04-17
J(eue An5eigera.

OIue Gooess u r5eieen, pelfe fir ole
moroen=Nuseabe Ger o5ninois Stats
5eitune" auf9e9eben weroen, erf9etnen foften-
fret i'm QbenobIatt. Die 2Inrahme pom 2lu=
3eieeu fir oas 2lbenobIatt idlie6t nm u uhr
mitta9s, fir ole mor9en=2Ius9abe um 10 ubr
2lbenos.
, 1894-04-17
NGhmai6inem.


Gtnaer, @beeler & @ilion. 9oneftic, @tanoarb,
~ 08bite, Milcor & 9ibbs, Stem Some. Srofun, $500
bis S25. 90. 9orauttrt ooaitanbtg un0 iutatt. p Spens
electric 8lo., Sole State uu0 @o0ms Ctr, eintrttt 2O9
Stote ctr. SfeH Sountags oDu $50 9orHt; big 1890
g}Qdm. Inns, lStglulo
, 1894-04-17
beiratbsfbeine.

Solgen6e 6eirat6Si6etne purben 6eute
Worgen bon 6errn Salomonion tmBureau
DeS GountDclerfS auS9efertt9t:
, 1894-04-17
q

Jreunoen uub 9efonnten Die traurige Na9ri9t, baB
unier Iteber @atte unb 8ater
JakOb Conrad
am Sonntoo DGn Is. Mprtl I'M Glitter BON Sc Sabrer III
bic GlpiQfeit obberufen uuroe. Sic 8eeroiquuq ftuoet
bonn SrouerbnuIe in Minnetta ans omt MittruoD Den Is.
9tpriL MOrgeHs 10 ubr, ftatt. I'm title SDetluabme
bitten Mnrin SOnra0, Satin,
rebIt &iuoern.
9ubnone 2eit1noen tpolen 0efl. eopiren.
, 1894-04-17
gu luirtDen gciufbt..


q eiu6t: Sine 5omilie pbne &inber mot 4 u0er )
" 3ilnmer, %9toroleite. 9reisoH9abe ld1rt1ht4 ober
mltn0ljb, &ob. Auior9e 81 &orrobee=Str. HnteI.
l7op3t
On mtetbeu q eiu6t: Son 3pet 9erren 2 bis ,
- nnmD6ltrte Gunner in gutter gage AM Der ~9torolelte
Offerten erbeteH uuter aA % Stoats5tg. l6ap3t
On mtetben 9eiu9t: 3mei gut mbbItrte 9eraH=
~9toroiefte. rlbt ~oa5uTeru bonn WRittelpuntt Der Stoot.
@br. ~ 83 Staats3tQ. 16ap3t
, 1894-04-17
Sanff09ttttG+

Seraltd9fteu 9unf alien S%reuubeu uno @efannter,
pelbe mig bel Der 9eerbignng, iolpte m6Dreuo Der lol1=
gen &rautbett me1neS ~geliebten Soften u 0 b TT 80 q Il
ter bic iuni01te GbeilnaDme 6epieIen b0be1t, beipuoerS
Der &oernerz8oge 81, s. Gt, g., nub benz S9leiii9et
Observation-Disclosures.
g(ut1 WaItcr, Satin, nebft Sinh.
, 1894-04-17

9SerI0 IT: Gin Mf6b6eu lin elmer fletuen fSamilie)
~ trr 9ausarbett; nuB etiuaS bonn &p9en %periteben.
294 AlblQno 8puleparo.
, 1894-04-17
Glaiiifi5irte Nu5eigen
fOftet biz su 10 mOrten 10 gents, jebes peitere mort
l@ent. SteGenoeTu9e frei.
SerlanGt: SPINNER nnO ana6en.


S4%erIongt: Gin W&anr, niiBlid1 fir Sausarbeit uuo
~ @arten. 934 g8aiDingtou 9lp0.
, 1894-04-17

W~erlangt: Sin 9utes Nt6o6en fiir algemeine Sous=
~ arbett. 6421 9Onore Ctr, @n9lepOOb.
Tec604
, 1894-04-17
SerIangt: Trauen unb MaOden.

SerIangt: Trauen unb MdOden.
WerIongt: Sin MGb6eu lin elmer fletuen Somilie)
1ur 9aus9rbett; rlrB etfpnS bonn &oben %periteben.
294 Aiblanb 8ouIeporo.
WerIangt: Sin 9utes M6b6en fir Qa0euleine 9ous-
~ arbett. 6421 9onore Ctr, GnglepoDo.
RerIan9t: Sin nettes iun9es M6bfen. bas f6 mebr
~ Der Santtlie anidlieBt ais ouf BpBen So6n fiebt.
69ulilie 1T obne Si1ber. gu erfro9eH inter y. 80,
Staats3eitun9. 16ap2t
9SerIau ct: ,3tpet Acknowledgement.
~ SAB Nrntitage AOe., nabe Sung Part.
WerGongt: Sine gut empfOblene iel6ititanoige
&o9in in elmer tletnen 9~rtOofamilie. 9ta95ufra9en
$500 Snoiona @Ue.
WerIangt: Mtdbden in elmer oeuti6en camille i'll
StHsoale, 40 Wttnuten BON Chicago. WdB gut
tugen, Io9lWeH ano pu9elI tonnen. 9lter So1n. gt9d2=
3p1ragen 3 9olperI9eto, 9enniDloatta Goal 60, 225
SearbOrn=Str, 3intmer 428.
WerIangt ct: 9trbeitiame Sausb6ltertn fir cine Sarm
~ 40 WtetIen peitltb. Sine nit Surge Doer Mdoden
oor9e3O9et. q. Srap, ~ 9. @larf=Str, 3immer 4.
WerIan9t: 3uoerldiii9es &rnOermdb8en.
Stttntan, Sdtaer Bldg, Il. 6lpor.
WerIou9t: Sin gutes Mtab9en fir al9emeine
~ 9ausaroeIt III elmer tleIl1en SSamtlie.
257 @IpbOurn gOe.
WerIon9 g lofort: Sine 6rau in mittleren Sabren
wv" - '"'' N""' 0s1S7 ar8er aOs.
0~erlon9t: &D9in, bic ielbItit6nbi9 &eItaurant.
- tt1e leiten fam, fir a~uBerbalb.
361 GlDbourn 4De.
WerIon9t: @ofprt, R6finnen, Mtdbben fir 9aus.
~ arbeit 1tno 3lpeite Mrbeit uno mathematician fir bic
6eiten Bldbe in ben feiuiten 5amiIien ouf Sioieite.
6rau Serion, 215 81. Str, nabe Snbtaua @oe.
1ou2t
Oer1angt: M60fen, nm 0Q5 9ele9ropbiren gu
~ erlernet au ltnleren &inien in GbicaQo unb ipenn
ttibtig, EN- ntonatlibe8 @ebalt bon $50, $65, $75 bis
500 81 be5teben. Selegropb Snperintenoeuts=Sf fce,
l5ap7t 115 fStftb @oenue.
Gerlangt: WtGnner nuO Trauen.
02erIon9t: &erbeirotbetes 9aar fir Sarmarbet,
~ II lteile1t entfernt. NtuB melteu. $50 St &ate=
Str, SaIement. S. &sptng, beutI6er A9ent.
0SerGangt: &9enten, mdnnli9 uno peibli9, gum
~ Werfaui BON g9ein on 8riOotfomilten.
, 1894-04-17
SferOe, &agen, SuaOe 1c.

On ~pertoufen: GelioerD= @rpreB=gDaoen uno
- &uti6en. 6. S. Sun, 33O3-23f8 State Ctr.
iSa6rit 243-245 q. @!ace. l7m53lf
, 1894-04-17

N%erGan9t: Sin uettes iunges MtGofen. bas fi6 mebr
~ Der Samtlie ani9lieBt ais auf bnben Sobu iiebt.
camille lit obne 8itber. gu erfragen inter r.. 80,
Staot53eituno. 16ap2t
, 1894-04-17
6met9=Offcen
A6enOblatt Der Su. StaatSz3 eitung.
Offices eIebbon g1o. 635.

Our 8equemfi9feit unierer on3eigerben &unber boben
nir nit BEN untetI e%enonnten Serre1 elm Abtonmen GEE
lperbeu al ~benielber 4reiIeu. ols penn b~teIelben bireftin
Der Expedition Der Sltrois Staots3eituu9 o~69egeben
merbeil. @uaetgen Ioipie Announcements tDnnen on 6ieicn
peri4iebenen 4IGben big IL tlbr @ftttG8s ~ob9egeben
lperoet.
, 1894-04-17
@eI6Gfts= u eiegenbeitelt.

On Dertoufen: SUITE 8dderei nit 8ferb unb @o-
- gen. @i9entbimer 9ebt uo6 2euti9lanb. 9tod5us
frageH 1882 6. 80. ctr.
, 1894-04-17

NerIangt: @rfobrener Sunfti9lofIer nit &eie=
~ ren3elt. @Oreiie u. Broom, 1888 Gernon @De.
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Mr.. j. III. Coon, Founder of the Coen
Collar and Cuff Company, and Who
Is Known the World Over, Autho-
rizes a Personal Statement.

j. II. Coon. founder of the Coon Collar and
Cuff Company. New York and Chicago with
branches In every polite city in ChristendOm is
one OF the liberal-mlnded miuionaireS OF Amer
lea. He IS worth some millions Of dollars. aud,
what is better, has good s nse. His name is
familiar 10 100000 people and. what is more
be has integrity and character. With all who
know him what he says goes"
his excellent and eminent man has lately
been taking course Of the Copeland treatment
for distressing and chronic malady that re-
CURED the hand of a master. the result being a
speedy cure-thanks TO the master hand!
Mr.. Coon was no fool. Money and fame had
not narrowed his mind nor supplied him with
purse-proud prejudice against all things that
are inexpensive. Mr.. Coon had caJaTrh of the
head aud stomach. He had it "bad' and
wanted quick dellverance from its rot and
poison, It's nastlness and agony. He wanted
the most skillful treatment available and
didn't care where the help came from, so it
came. He didn't care whether II was from some
foreign grand duNe Of doctor, from some I'M
ported gTaDdee of a caiarrh specialist at a cost
| of $4,000. or from an honest and learned home
scientist like DR.. Copeland at a fee rate of So
month. all medicines included
The cOmmOn-sense millionaire had tried some
OF the high-Drced gTandeeS. some OF the tail
pretenders OF the profession, but their alleged
skill didn't pan out very well. They couldn't
cure him. Then lie cOnveTsrd with some of Dr..
Copeland's old patients-wilh ministers and
teachers and other thoughtful and responsible
persons who had tried the Copeland quarter
fee system. He concluded that that the
treatment he long had sought and mourned be-
cause lie found II not nd his faith was further
strengthened by the assurance OF very emf
nent New York medical authority that the
Copeland methOds-in chronic maladies-had
proven TO be the most successful yet discovered.
Accordingly Mr.. Coon took the Copeland
cOurs-, and now authorizes the statement that
under that system his disease yielded at once,
ana that in six weeks he was well man. Says
he: 81 can now realize what boon and bless
ing This system is TO those in need of skilled
treatment and who would otherwise perish for
want Of that Skill on account OF the excessive
fees usually charged"
This statement OF Mr. Coon is nothing re-
markable. any NOR than it is remarkable that
a millionaire should have good sense. The
COpeland system represents the most precious
benefits Of enlightened medical science ecOnO-
mixed for the help and happiness OF the masses.
are money kings thereby precuded from its
benefits?
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THE MORNING FRANCISCO. SUNDAY,

of the question. Through the kindly in
terventIon of Mrs. Rose French a Mr..
Daniels was accorded zone minute in
which TO express his views" This gentle
man advanced arguments which benefited
his cause very little and was finally dis
missed from the platform. calling aloud
majority rules"
Then amid deafening applause Mrs. Nc
Roberts rose and made short work OF Mr.
Case. 81 appreciate my young friends
courage. but let me tell that young man
because he is young-that the idea of fix
ing different standard of manhood AMI
womanhoOd is absurd. The virtues that
go to make a good man make a good
woman"
Mrs. de Vale also made an able speech,
which drove the last nails into the coffin
of Cases arguments, his final downfall
being greeted with delight by the audience
and with chastened and kindly approval
by the ladies on the platform.
John a. Pelton, who founded the first
public free schools for women on the
Pacific Coast, was then invited to speak
and was greeted with a CbautauQuan
salute, the same honor being accorded to
the last speaker of the afternoon, "Uncle"
George T. Bromley, when he appeared on
the platform.
Mr.. Bromley made an entirely original
speech on "Woman'S Suffrage" Every
prominent New York politician when
placed in a very trying position exclaims,
How did ! come here?' That's what is
the matter with me. l never faced such
an audience in my life. particularly to
speak OF a subject upon which l have
heard so much aud know SO little.
''If any of these ladies should canvass
the State as candidate for Congress ]
should be happy TO canvass with her.
once canvassed with professor, who was
opposed to drinking and smoking. The
politicians sent me TO see to that part of
the programme, and l would do my duty
just as well by a lady candidate"
George Bromley's speech. which aroused
much laughter, concluded with a recita-
ton, his iavorite, Calling Home the
Cows"
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There was scarcely an unOccupied seat
IN the hail during the evening session,
though the proceedings were much tanner
than IN the afternoon. The first speaker
MRS. Mary a. tiske, gave some account of
me women vino vote IN Colorado. DR..
William Deane Clarke denounced the men
who refuse woman her rights and declared
his belief in the Vedic account of the crea-
ton, which makes Adam the disobedent
one instead of Eve. BE ended by an
allusion TO the social evils of to-day, and
prophesied mans extremity VIII be
woman's opportunity"
Mrs. Addie BallOu. who was introduced
by the president as "a regularly enlisted
soldier" read number OF encouraging
letters from prominent Australian and
New Zealand suffragists. At their con-
clusIon, she made spirited address tn at
was applauded. particularly such shafts
aimed at the men, as "Y OH have lad your
day; you are worn out; we are going to
Washington"
Mrs. Laura de Force Gordon then gave
lengthy and imDasSiOned piece of oratory.
outlining the plans of the State Suffrage
Association. and the Equal Rights League
of San francisco for the next election.
I'VE want you men and women 10 work
Tor us. III you men refuse to put up can
ddates that will vota for woman's suf-
rage, We'll pat a ticket in the field our
selves, and we'll agitate with women
OAdtuio III CNCI9 we il nave the
liveIes! Campaign that has ever been seen
In San Francisco"
Mrs. Emma Gregory, the president of
the Equal Rights League. concluded the
meeting by few words. indorsng Mrs.
GOrdon's speech.
During the day good deal OF mnsic was
performed. Mrs. Chandler, Mrs Winapt.
Mrs. Anderson and tie Ladies' Campaign
Club sang. Miss Pearl Noble performed a
cornet solo and Mis-. Nellie HOlbrook Blinn
reciIed twice.
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A NEW FRANCHISE.

Application of the Preside and Fer.
ries Line for Branch Road.
The Preside and Ferries Railroad CON-
pany yesterday made an application to the
Board of Supervisors for franchise for a
street railroad over the following route
Commencing at the intersection OF Lewis
and Laguna streets, thence along Laguna
street to Broadway, along Broadway to
Fillmore. along Fillmore TO Fulton. along
Fulton to Lott street, thence to Fell and
along Fell street to Stanyan street and
Golden Gate Park.
Also, commencing at Fillmore and Full
ton streets, and thence along Fillmore to
Larkin street and the new City Hall.
The franchise asked for permits the use
of electricity 10 the propelling of cars.
The application will take the usual course.
and If the Supervisors decide in its favor
il will be put up at public auction TO be
sold 10 the highest bidder. Under reso-
tuition of the board the least amount that
will be accepted for stTeet-railr0ad fran
chise is $1,000.