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The morning call., 1894-08-26
co PELAND INSTITUTE.
So A MONTE.
The Fee for the Copeland Treatment The
Lowest Eyer Known.
IT'S Great Chance for Sick Folks and
Everybody Seems to Be Taking
Advantage of 1t.

Not long ago, in the course OF a sermon 10
his people, Rev. Dr. Scot, the noted Kentucky
divine, referred to the Copeland treatment and
IFS inexpensive care OF the sick as a shining In
stance Of practical humanity. He bad himself
been patient. and was personally conversant
with the COPELAND system of free treatment.
Not long ago MIR. j. Fl. Coon. founder of the
Coon Collar and Cuff Company, a liberal
minded millionaire, published a letter in which
he referred TO the Copeland system as an inesti-
mable public blessing. He, TOO. had been pa
tIent and was thoroughly conversanI with the
Copeland treatment.
1t Is known that Of late great many very
wealthy people, well as a great many
people OF eminence 10 the professions, have
been preaching the merits OF the Copeland
medical system with the zeal OF honest mis-.
stOnaries. Thoughtful men and women in
all parts OF the city are reminding the sick and
afflicted OF the helping hand extended by Drs.
Copeland, VIM and Neal. and urging them 10
take advantage OF IL. And the people doIng this
private mission work have all been patients Of
Drs. Copeland. Winn and Neal. They are per-
sonaIly conveTsant with the merits OF the sys.
TEN.
From all OF which IL would seem fair to infer
Just this: That the Copeland system OF chronic
disease treatment, while provided on such
terms that the poor can afford T., is no more
the poor mans treatment" than 1.-The rich mans
treatment" II Is exactly the system that is
chosen by many scholars and by many intell-
gent millionaires as The best that the world al.
fOrds
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PERSONAL NOTES.
'. G. A. Gilman is in the CITY.

Rev. G. A. Ottman is in the city.
Senator Thomas Flint of San Juan is at
the Grand.
j. NJ. McPike, a wealthy rancher of Napa.
IS in the city.
w. Peterson, a merchant of Sacramento.
is visiting in the city.
G. Alderman and wife Of Chicago are
stopping a the Russ.
L. S. Cary. street-railway owner of Sac
ramento, is at the Grand.
= K. D. Squire, merchant of Palermo, is
stopping at the Occidental.
q. w. Ely. agent for the Southern Pacific
at Montgomery, Ala, is in the city,
William Murray, stockman of Pleasan-
ton, is stopping at the Grand Hotel.
II. q Wilder. brother of the Hawaiian
Consul. arrived from Honolulu yesterday.
o. B. Hosmer, chief clerk of the Grand
Central Hotel at Fresno, is at the Baldwin
Joseph Brown of San Bernardino, who
docs politics some" when at home, is In
the city.
Lawrence Boggs. United States navy
paymaSter of Washington. is registered at
the Palace.
Arthur Mayer-SchlieweD, registered from
New York. but whose home is in Berlin, is
stopping al the Baldwin.
E. c. Macfarlane, brother OF the late
Queen LIPS late Minister, arrived by
steamer yesterday from Honolulu.
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continually for il. l have tried all known pat
ent remedies, and have been 10 all the springs
and health resorts. but never received any
benefit until L tried the Copeland tire Iment
Everybody Knows me. and all my friends Know
how l suffered from The scOurge. | had lost ali
sense of smell and taste, and was fast losing
my hearing; IN short, had one of the worst
cases OF catarrh In this city. and that is saying
considerable. Under the Copeland treatment
/ began 10 improve rapidly and to-day 1 am
practically WELL MAN. l want 10 advise
any one suffering from catarrh not 10 waste
their time and money in doctoring else where. l
have tired everything and spent thousands of
dollars all to no avail and now am we'll man
after expanding only tIifiing sum of money,
and as they do not accept any larger fee than
So month, the only way | have left me TO eX-
press my gratitude is 10 thus make public what
they have done for me- / shall be PLEASED TO
see any one and talk with them regarding my
case II they will call on me at 1900 Market
street."
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ALL. DISEASES.

Are you afflicted with DEAFNESS, partial
or complete? Are you warned by the ringing
in your ears Of the extension OF the catarrhal
process TO the hearing?
DOyOu suffer from DYSPEPSIA, loss of ap-
petite. bloating In the stomach or any OF the
forms OF catarrhal interference with the diges-
tive organs?
Have you severe BRONCHIAL trouble. hack
ing cough, pains In The chest, loss of flesh?
Have you been warned of approaching con-
sumption?
Are you a sufferer from ASTHMA, and have
you been led TO believe that your disease is in-
durable?
Do you suffer from RHEUMATISM, for
which remedies and prescriptions have proved
unavaling?
Is your heart affected? Do you suffer from
an oppressed feeling, choking sensation.
Smolhering spells, an irregular pulse, short
ness OF BREATH aud fiuttering or palpitatOn?
Do you suffer from LIVER COMPLAINT? Are
you continually melancholy, unhappy and
miserable without knowing good reason
why?
Do you suffer from NERVOUS trouble. which
affects so many at this time, when cares are
taken heavily?
lfyOu do the only cost for all treatment and
medicines is SO a month, and no better treat
ment Is known than that of the Copeland sys-
tenn.
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About seven years ago first noticed that I
had catarrh. but did not pay aDv attention O
u, but the time came when was sorry for my
neglect. The disease grew on me until | suf-
feTed torture. l have had to give up a good
position often because my health would not
permit me TO work. My head. nose, throat and
stomach were affected. and all that could do
would not even afford relief. / took all the
patent medicines l ever heard OF but they only
seemed 10 make me worse. Some time ago
after reading and hearing so much Of line good
accomplished by the Copeland trea ment
placed myself under DrS. Copeland, Winn and
NeaPs care. and now, after short course of
treatment, | feel we'll again. l feel hrSt-class
and cannon find words strong enough 10 eXuress
my gratitude 10 these physicians l recommend
all sufferers to them.
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whole to be paid when he expended a
like amount on the work The ca pitalist
insisted that he be paid the whole amount
before he resumed work, but the board re-
fused, and negotiations were suspended.
Now the idea is to induce citizens and
merchants in general TO subscribe to a
sort of inducement fund. They will be
given certificates for their subscriptions,
which II is hoped will be honored by Mr..
Smlth Tor so many passages or so much
freight when the ferry and connecting
electrician lines are completed.
New Athletic Grounds.
The Acme Athletic Club Is making ar
rangementS for building and laying out
new athletic grounds Tor the use of the
pared by Engineer Gray and Architect
Hagan.
The plans show a one-tbiTd mile track,
a one-Quarter cinder path. a 1907 ard hur-
die path, baseball field, football grounds,
place for vaulting and jumping, cir
cles for weight and shot throwing. tennis
grounds, etc.
There will be a clubhouse, bleachers
aud grand stand and keepers cottage.
The club is now looking for plat OF
ground that will make suitable location
The Next Maedonough Attraction.
The next Mscdopough TheaJer attraction
will be Charles FrOhman'S Stock Com any
from the Empire Theater. New Iork-
This is called the largest and strongest
stock company in America and embraces
some Of the best talent in the country.
The company opens September 10, and IS
billed for four nights run. On Monday
night the programme will be Sowing the
Wind; Tuesday, Liberty Hall"; on
Wednesday, "GudgeOns," and Thursday,
The Councillors Wife," The manage
ment has made an Advancement by which
all orders for seats sent through the mails,
when accompanied by the money, Will be
promptly filled.
Suing n Town.
The town of Haywards has been sued
for $500 by Henrietta and g. w. Shaw
for damages alleged 10 have been suffered
by the Shaws by reason of the town hav-
ing changed the grade of Watkins street so
as 10 cause the water from Sulphur Creek
to fill in in front of their property.
His Wife's Estate.
Charles Lehu has applied for letters of
administration upon the estate Of his wife.
Emma Lehh, VINO died August 4. 1893,
leaving Oakland property of the value of
$500. The husband aud one minor child
are the sole surviving heirs.
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THE WARMEST DAY.
Yesterday Was Scorcher All Over
the Coast.

the Coast.
Yesterday was the warmest day of the
season. The temperature rose steadily
during the morning and at noon the Their
mOmeter reached Sc degrees at the local
weather bureau, the highest point for this
year.
Reports were received at the bureau
at noon from Fresno. where the temDera-
ture was "a degrees: at San Luis OhispO,
90; Yuma. 102; San Diego. so. thunder
storm was experienced at Los Angeles
yesterday morning, and at $40 A. NJ. the
TEN perat ure had rised to IS.
W. Ii. Harmon, the forecast official,
says that indications point 10 a continuance
of warPl weather, with nortberly winds,
until this evening.
Mr.. Harmon has received word of his
promotion from local forecast official 10
forecast official. with salary of $4,000 per
year.
The forecast for to-day for San Fran
cisco aud vicinity is:
Fair weather. but foggy Sunday night;
cooler Sunday afternoon brisk westerly winds,
increasing in force Sunday evening.
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Senfemher Weather.

w. Fl. Harmon of the Weather Bureau
has issued a circular compiled from the
records of observations for the months of
September taken at this station for the
past twenIy-three years.
The mean normal temperature has been
81 deg; the warmest September was that
OF 1889, with an average of Go; the coolest
Septe IN Der was that of 1878, with an aver
age So; the highest temperature during
any September was 81 on the 9Th. 1886 {;
the lowest temperature during any
September was 90 on the 10TH, 1887; aver.
age date on which first killing" frost &C.
Cured Gin auumn), November 20. 1889.
The average precipitation Train and
melted snow has been % inches.
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NOTICE OF PosTPoNEMENr

In accordance with law and resolution OF the
board OF directors of the Grays Harbor CONNER
cial Company, adopted at meeting of said board
held upon the twenty-fourth day OF NAV 1924
and which said resolution has been duly entered
upon the records or said board of directors the
date of delinquency of assessment n o. ! levied
upon the twenty ninth day of March 1894 rs
hereby postponed to the twenty-third day of June
1884, ana the date ct 50 of stock for unpaid as.
sessment No. is postponed to August 20 1894
BY order OF the beard of directors of the Grays
HarDor Commercial Company.
WILLIAM Q. KIRkETERP, Secretary
omce-l2I Market st, city aad county of San
Francisco
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NOTICE. OF POSTPONENIENT

n accordance with law and a resolution OF the
board of directors of the Grays Harbor CONNER
eial Company, adopted at meeting OF said board
held upon the 23d day OF July, lS9s. and which
said reSo iutiOn has been duly entered upon the
records of said board of directors the date of de
nnquency of assessment n o. l, levied upon the
18th day OF March, 1924, is hereby postponed to
of stock for unpaid assessment No. l is postponed
to october 20, S94. BY order of the hoard Of
directors OF the Grays Harbor Commercial Com
pany, WILLIAM Z. K1RKETERP, Secretary.
Ofce-l2l Market street, city and county OF
San Francisco.
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NOTICE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIN
IN ing Company. Location of principal place OF
business, san Francisco, California: location OF
works, Virginia Mining District. Storey County
n eVada
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of tn.
board OF trustees, held on the nth day OF July
1894 assessment (No. S4) of twenty f20l
cents per share was levied upon the capital stock
OF The corporation. payable hmm ediatsy IN Uptled
States gold coin, to tue etary at the once OF
the company, room SO, Nevada block 3Oo Mont
gomery ST., San Francisco, CALIFORNIA;.
Any stock upon which this assessme emit shall re-
be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction; and unless payment is maze before Will
De SOFA ON WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day of Sep
tember, 1894, TO pay the delinuuent assessment
together with the costs Of advertising and ex-
penses OF sale. l. B. HOLMES. Secretary
olnce-hoom SO, Nevada block, 3U9 Montgomery
St. San FrancIsco. California jy2S I'd
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BERKELEY.

For some time past the merchants and
other private individuals have paid out of
their own pockets for the services of a
night watchman about East Berkeley.
Complaints OF serious character are COM
ing IN against him. Students state that the
officer rushed upon them and seized one of
the students by the throat, pushing him
against the wall and ehOking him, AS the
man was under the influence of LIQUOR the
boys attempted TO pacify him and get him
away. He turned and threatened to ar
rest the others if they Interfered. he dis
played a pair of handouts. The boys
withdrew without there being further
trouble. The only excuse the officer offered
for his attack was hat the students had
no business on the streets at that time of
night The students are indignant. and a
number of the business men who have
been paying the man will withdraw their
support at the end of the month. This is
not the first complaint that has been
made against the officer.
Successful Cooperation.
The old graduate who now returns will
hardly recognize the present co-opera-
tive store, with its manager in his private
Office and four assistants. The store is
open all day for the purchase of anything
that college man can use. be it sweater,
football, Horace, gym-suits or what not.
The old timer would hardly recognize the
old COOP" as Il was Familiarity called,
where the manager ate his lunch and dis
posed of books and pencils during his
incoming. This year the coop" opens
with stock of $4,000 worth of goods In
one day last week is sales amounted to
S908, another day S8S0-atogethe $500
during the first i've days of the week.
| While the sales will be smaller after the
students ce supply themselves, tbs man.
ager calculates the total sales OF The year
will be $4,000 as the big sales Will again
come in next January.
Revival of Boating.
The University Boating Association
opened its season yesterday by entertain
ing the freshman class at its headquarters
on Sessions basin in the morning and aft
ernoOn and in the evening with a business
meeting in the boathOuse. The club now
has large membership and a we'll
equipped bOathOuse, with a number of
fine craft. among them several St. Law
renee Skiffs that President Jewett takes a
just pride in. The dues this year were
50 80 a year or $50 for life mem bership.
The crew will be organized again this year
and it is hoped some races can be arranged,
! although there is no likelihood of Stanford
organiZi ny a crew since it has refused for
two seasons to do so.
Four Hundred.
The liberal estimate of the members of
the class of '9S. which places the number
at 400, is very nearly justified by the
actual admitted matricu lators. At the
meeting of the academic council Friday
evening all but about twenty of the appli-
cations were acted upon. The class now
numbers some go with number of
! special students yet to come In, and grad
uste students that already number fifteen,
! and will probably be double the mum ber
! Altogether about seVenty-fve applications
/ have been rejected, or nearly per cent of
| those king the examinations.
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fifteen years, and what
lie says about his re-
stOratiOn 10 health az the
hands of Drs. Copeland,
VIM and Neal can be
relied upon. He SAYS:
= | suppose l have had
as bad a case of catarrh
as any one ever had. I
have had il nearly all my
life. and for the past tf-
teen years IL has been
-nrxr bod laar~,aA
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Not Accused of Robbery.

Frank Martinez, the 15-year old boy who
has been sent TO lone for general way
wardness, aud who told the police that a
companion of his. Harry Darlington. had
been robbing the Golden Rule Bazaar. was
not concerned In Barrlngton's msdeeds.
No charge to that effect has been made
against him.
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NOTICE OF PosTPoNEMENT.

In accordance with law and resolution OF the
Board of Directors of the Gray's Harbor CONNER
CT al Company, adopted at = meeting of said board
held upon the twenty first day of June. 1894 aud
which said resolution has been duly entered upon
the records of said Board OF Directors the date OF
delinquency OF assessment No. levied upon the
twenty ninth day of March, 1894, is hereby post
pened to the twenty third day OF July, 1894. and
the date OF sale OF stock for unpaid assessment
No. is postponed to September 20. 1894.
BY order OF tho Board OF Direc tors OF the Grays
Harbor Commercial COMPANY.
WILLIAM c. klRRETERP. Secretary
Oncs-121 Market street. city ana county or
San Francisco.
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NOTICE OF PosrPoNEMENr.

In accordance with law and a resolution OF the
board of directors of the Grays Harbor CONNER
cial Company, adopted at meeting of said board
held upon the 23d day OF August, 1894, and which
said resolution has been duly entered upon the
records of said board of directors. the date de-
lihQuency of assessment No. J, levied upon the
29th day of March, 1894, is hereby post poned I'M
iii the 23d day of Septem ber and date of sale
OF stock for unpaid assessment No is postponed
to November 90 1894. by order Of the board OF
directors of the Grays HaFbor Comm ercial Com
pauy WILLIAM c. KlRKETERP. Secretary.
Ofice-l21 Market street, city and county of
San Francisco.
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let OF. On the contrary. he put down the
necessary amount and called for zone of
them thar smokesi" How mucn?" again
asked Charlie, reaching for cigar. Two
bits. STRIP Thanks" says Charlie;
gimme a dozeni He finishes the story
thus. II paid for 'em. Then L goes out
and kicked myself round the block. Now
Pm linking of mortgagin' my ranch and
goin' back thar for dinner. Pm too old
10 he bluffed -
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Part twenty-six OF Picturesque
California;" viii be ready for distribu-
tion to 'tCan" subscribers tomorrow.
1t is most interesting number, and can
be obtained for 10 cents and one coupon
The morning call., 1894-08-26
HOME TREATMENT,

Every mail brings additional proof OF the sue
cess OF the home or mail treatment.
Judge John r. Porter. one OF the early set
tiers OF Omaha and for twelve years Police
Justice in that city, says:
g am able to recommend the Copeland sys-
tenn IN seated catarrb and lung trouble from
my own experience. After taking The treat
ment a short time The cough and lung trouble
with which had long been seriously afflicted
were relieved entirely, and ] was more free
from the miseries OF catarrh than l had been
In years."
Ifyou cannot come to the Office write for
a blank
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

CRAYS HARBoR COMMERCIAL COMPANY
" Location OF principal place of business, city
ana county or San Francisco, state of California
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of tbs
board OF directors OF the aboVe-named CORPORA
tlon. held on the twenty-ninth day OF March, 1894
an assessment OF az 90 per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation pay able i'm
mediatelY 10 the secretary the office OF the cor
poration, 121 Market street, city and county of
San Francisco.
Any stock upon which the assessment shall re-
main unSafd on the tWenty-fOurth day of May
1894, Will be delinquent and advertised for sal .
at public auction, and, unless payment is made
before, VIII be sold on the twenty first day OF
july, 1894 to pay the delinquent assessment to-
Rether with the costs of advertising ana expenses
of sale.
WILLIAM c. KIRKETERP, Secretary
omee-12l Market street. San Fran cisco Cal.
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Bessemer, Ala. owes its origin to the
fat that in the Immediate vicinity there is
a vein of iron ore from to 20 feet thick
and ineXhanstible.
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ALAMEDA.

4 special election will be held in Ala
media September 90 to vote upon the
proposition of issuing bonds to the amount
of SOL 600, Of which amount $4,000 is for
public school purposes and $4,000 for the
erection of a city hall. The public school
Improvements are to consist of the pnr-
chase of land and the erection of new
school building adjoining the West End
school and "A frame addition to the Porter
school. The city hall will be located on
land owned by the city on Santa Clara
avenue and Oak streat
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MR.. CHARLES F. KAPP
Relates His Experience With the
COPELAND Expert Treatment

Few young men are better known or more
rOpular than Charles r. Kapp, of the firm of
KapD & Street Of 1900 Market streer. MIR.
kapp has been sufferer from catarrh for over
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Decapitate a snail and put the body IN
cool, moist place, and a new head
grows.
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The Populist Rally.

Last night Professor Rork addressed the
Populists of Alameda upon the financial
question and the cause Of strikes. The
meeting was well attended. The address
was we'll delivered. and Oh the blackboard
the speaker gave an object lesson In
figures that many will ponder over at
leisure.
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CLERICAL ERROR.

Discrepancy in OakIand's
Charter.
BOTH LEGAL LIGHTS RIGHT.
Pledge for Republicans at the
Primaries.
TALK OF A COMPETING FERRY.
Six Candidates and an Interesting
Political Battle Promised in
Plunkett's District.
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HERE IS A CASE
Showing the Effects of Neglected
Catarrh-Read and Reflect.

Mr.. r. Samaritter, who has followed the life
OF sailor for years and who lives at 27I1
Folsom street. says:
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CHEAPEST AND BEST IN ABIERICA-TRE
" WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81, postage
free
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-Four bits a dozens what they cost,
but guess these chaps here'll want two
bits for the one. Well. l guess that's
right anyway. These here fxins cost
something. so saying he wendell his
way to the counter. noncha;antly picking
his teeth with one hand and hunting for IA
half-dollar with the other. How much p"
says Charlie. "One dollar and six bits,
sir, was the lady cashiers urbane rerly.
Charlie was Knocked cold, but he ddn'.
The morning call., 1894-08-26

One of the exhibits most deserving of
the first award was exhibited by Smiths
Cash StOre-the Lowell diamond bicycle.
This machine. in competition with all
others of American or English manu-
facture, took the highest first award and
gold medal. This proves the claim that it
is the best in the world and superior to all
others. 1t is becoming vastly popular
with riders who wish the latest, best and
strongest machine to be had. The coast
agents are located at Ala, 416 and AIS Front
street, San Francisco, and sub-agencies
may be had upon application.