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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-29
&7500 LoT 251IO0, ON VALENCIA ST.
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS IN WESTERN
ADDITION.


ADDITION.
S230O-Lot on the west side OF Deyisadero ST.,
near Ridley: 25xl25; street severed.
SlS00-Lot on Cook ST, south OF Point LobOs 50x
12O: or will Subdivide 25xi20 for 5000.
$2000-25x 90: key lot on Sacramento St, near
LoCust.
sl525-Tremont ave. s. OF Frederick St fine
building lot: only one left
S2250-3b :6xll5; fine residence lot on Washing
ton ST., near Cherry.
S85OO-Guerrero ST.; 25xIOO; electric railroad
passes this property.
S1l00- Caseili ave. near Clover st.; 25xl2L
Sl250-A St: lots; 5Oxl00.
$l2U0-5Oxl20, 18th ave, 100 feet from the park.
Sl05U-25Xl20, W. line 7th ave, n. OF A st.
SSb0-12th ave. near Point LobOS.
$3.50 eaeh-S lots on w. line 18th ave, n. OF st.
S55O0-NW cor. Scott aud Lloyd stsi 81 6xl16;
ready 10 build on.
S55O0-NW cor. Pierce and Waller sts.; lot 25x
lO6.
sS75O-Lot on Sacramento st.. nr. Baker; p :6x
I32:71s
$1,000 Lot on Frederick ST.. nr. Clayton. cable
line; size 25xl06.
Apply TO 0'FARRELL & LANG II Montgomery.
mY29 SuMe
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SOUTH SIDE LOTS AT HALF THEIR VALUE

SEVERAL CHOICE BARGAINS IN RICHMOND.
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IF YOU WANT A BARGAIN
i LOOK AT THE
NEW HOUSES.
PACIFIC AVENUE.
BET. SCOTT AND n - ! Is b \ !

BET. oJUIT md UEVISADEKU SIS
These houses completed, and contain
salon parlors, diningroom, entrance ana reception
halls breakfast-Toom, kitchen and buffers pantry;
seven bedrooms and two bathrooms; finished base
ment containing supper billiard room,
rooms, etc. interior fin shed ia oak and other nat
ural woods, with frescosd ceilings: range and gas
fixtures included: prices very Oy. with easy term,
IL desired; see these houses without deaT: always
open, and our representative the premises. Fur
tHer particulars can be had from SHAM VALID,
BUCKBEE & CO., 4U7-409 Montgomery ST. or
from ROUNTREE BROS, bu illerS
We have one ROUNTREE HOUSE left on the
Park Panhandle, northeast corner OF Page and
Lyon SITS: terms on this to suit mY2g SuWe
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q QS00 VALENCIA ST, Mr.. 2IsT; 2-STORY
U OOOO. bsy-window house OF 8 rooms, bath
nd modern conYeniences: lot 23x9O.
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CENTER, JACKSON 4 SPADER
Selling agents for Union Park Land Company.
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QR00O 2lsT ST. NEAR vALENCIA-DE-
tDOOOU. sirabie house containing rooms, bath
aud modern convenienees; nice location; perem D.
Co., $50 Market ST.
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CITY AND COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


E'ALCONER. MORRISON Il Co
L r. S. FALcoNER JONAS l. MORRISON
II Montgomery street.
CITY and Country Property Bought Sold and Ex
enangeu; Agency Tor sale of Mines, Mills, Qaarries
ana business Property.
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CEROO WE WANT AN OFFER; RENTS S54
= OOOO. per month; front aud rear house In )
tenements; lot 81 :6xs0; near 9th and Harrison
streets
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LoTs-yAcANT PRoPERTY-LoTs.

0AO00 HALF CASH; CHEAP; FLATS OF
10 1UOO. 8, and rooms. etc; rents S42 per
m onth; lot 25x75; Ringold St. good investment.
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JACOB HEYMAN,
REAL EST ATE
$50 MARKET ST.

$50 MARKET ST..
Cfers the following lors on $40 monthly payments
QdO5 LOTS READY FOR BUILDING. NEAR
u ~. Cogsweu college and Folsom ST.; will
make good home JACOB HEYMAN.
Q.fOO LOTS ON AND NEAR CORTLAND AVE;
u tOO. level ana ready to build JACOB
HEYMAN, $50 Market st.
QeEO FINE BUILDING LOTS ON LUNDY
tDOOO. lane, close to junction OF Mission and
Yatenl "a SITS very suitable for home purposes
JACOB HEYmAN.
06Ea TO $450-LOTS FRONTING ELECTRIC
SlNOOb line on San Jose road; only 20 minutes
ride from City Hall. JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market
Q10O LEVEL LOTS FOR HOMES 25xI2O
u fOO. each; fronting Silver ave; Howard-st
cars pass close by. JACOB HEYMAN.
GEO LOTS IN PARAMOUNT TRACT NEAR
tpOCO. Chenery st. and electric road; level and
ready for building. JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Market
e1S0 LOTS NR.THE SAN MATEO ELECTRIC
ID IOV. roads level and ready for building; only
a. few minutes, ride to City Hall; $40 down balance
so monthly Spring valley water on the property
rich SOIL and warm CLIMATE. JACOB HERMAN.
Q060 PARK LOTS; 25xl20 EACH; ON So
ID ZOO. monthly payments; near the grand
boulevard electric r0ld and Market-st. extension;
don't fail to inspect this grand Offering JACOB
HEYMAN, $40 Market st.
QRR0 LOTS NORTH OF THE PARK. NEAR
tDOOU. est; 25x120 each the best opportunity
ever offered. JACOB HEYMAN $50 Market st.
@1RO LOTS 25xl2O. ON SILVER AVE:
Up tCO. ready for building: perfectly level, and
close to Howard-st car line. JACOB HEYMAN.
QJO00 FINE BUILDING LOTS; 25xI00
GlOUO. each; on Sullivan St. only minutes
walk to Golden Gate Park; streets graded and
severed JACOB HEYMAN.
QroEO LEVEL BUILDING LOTS; 25xiO0
tDCOU. each on J st. and 18th ave one block
from park and railroad. JACOB HEYMAN. 1t
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IL MONTGOMERY ST. s. F.

G1IOO CASH BALANCE $40 PER MONTH
ID I1OO until pad; new fats and rear house,
renting for $39 per month; situated on Goth ST.,
near Dolores; the price has been reduced from
$4,000 10 $4,000, with no reasonable offer refused:
the monthly income viii pay for the property and
viii yield per cent per year; cali and get partl
culars OF this bargain; 1t must be sold O'FARRELL
& LANG. II Montgomery 81.
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Q6OR0 GREATLY RED DOLORES ST.
I'd OOcO. (l20 feet wide) mr.. 23d; desirable resi-
denee containing IL rooms: bath, bay-windows
etc. brick foundations; stable: street In lot
Z5xll7 20: nice location in Mission warm belt;
rare DpportuntY.
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C.3SOO LOT 5I:sxlt4 AND 2-STORY BAY
sDtOOU. window house Of rooms snd bath;
brick f0undatiOns ali modern conyeniences; sunny
side OF Valley ST. electric road half the lot IS
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SS0OO--A very cheap business corner; Dolores
and 1hirtieth SITS: trans er point o. s. h. and y ~
| Electric Road; size Is :6xl00
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QIQ00 SCOTT ST, NEAR PAGE; STORE
sU 1OOO. and rooms In rear; solid brick fOun-
dalton: house built with intention of adding a fat
above; lot 25xl06:3.
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G11 000 ELEGANT PACIFIC HEIGHTS
- L. OOO. residence; 2-stOry aud finished
basement bay-wnduw mansion Of rooms and
bath; brick foundations stone walks etc; street
accepted by the city; nice garden lot 70 S1sxllO-
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EAsToy, ELDRIDGE CO., s8s Markets..
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C.1eS0 ONLY LOTS LEFT; Preside
D1UOO. Heights: Cherry. near Clay 25xlO0
&c. each terms-one-thtrd cash, balance in one aud
two years. sHAINwALD. BUCKBEE & CO, 4O7
AO9 Montgomery 81. my29 SuWe
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$4,000 RED REDUCED; SI BARGAIN REvIsA
dence Of 8 rooms and bath, basement, ETC.; lot
IN
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G1O OSO MOB hill OF THE MISSION
II .ZOO. an elegant corner mansion on
Guerrero St: house contains rooms and BATH lot
5UN92 %; commanding fine view; nice garden
brick foundations. stone walks, etc.
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G6HOO REDUCED: LOTT ST.; 2 MODERN
u OOOO. bay-winGow fats Of and rooms,
baths brick foundations etc.; lot 25xle6:3; this is
= har
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S9600 $3.50 CASH WESTERN ADDITION
W COOO. cottage; contains nice rooms and
basement; could be enlarged to great advantage;
conservatory, etc.: lot 25xl37:6; situated
Haght and Webster sts. see this.
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BOULEVARD LOTS AND PARK LOTS.
IN BLOCK 722. BET. J AND X SITS.

For small investment dOh't miss this
unprecedented opportunity to buy lot along
the ctys grandest driveway; lots graded
and fenced and sidewalk has been laid
along the boulevard to the block the electric road
will pass directly in front OF this block in a short
time enhancing the value OF these lots 200 per
cent: terms easy. Particulars OF JACOB HEYMAN,
$40 Market If
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CeOOO SUNNY SIDE OF GROVE ST: NICE
t0UOOU. 2-story bly-wiudow residence OF
rooms and bath; brick foundations: all modern
Improvements; rents $50; lot 25xl37 70; must be
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G1TS0 A GOOD BUY: SUBSTANTIAL COT
I'd w. tage OF rooms and bath; basement
hot and cold water, etc.: driveway and stable; lot
27xl02 PA: fine location in Western Addition
near Devisadero street
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S9250 MIST BE a,s SOLD 5. WE NAT yySS nd A.
teHenents: rents $50 Ter month; lot Z5xSO; corner
Miuna
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&S1S0 NICE HOME AT A BARGAIN (PA-
WOIOO. cifc HeIghts); Green St, near Laguna;
modern bay-windOw house, containing rooms
bath, electric bells and all cOnveneDees: lot 26:9x
100: nice view; choice surroundings; a desirable
residence at q sacrifice.
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QOSOO A NEW COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS IN
~ ZOOO. the sunny belt OF the Mission: on a
hue street: street work, inc udng sewer TO be paid
FOR by present owner cottage has been built by day
work and Is complete and substantial In all details:
high basement, brick fouudatiOn bay window
WOOD IBantels electric bells and, in fact, every
thing first class: will be sold on instaIlments to
suit purchaser; do not allow this 10 pass as you
viii not be able 70 another chance like u in
years al the same price and terms. p. a. DOLAN
q CO, go Market st. my29 SuTurh
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Al AFEE. BALDWIN a. HAMMOND, REAL
w Estate Agents aud AucttOneers members OF the
Real Estate Exchange. 10 Montgomery
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| S6750-Another bargaIa; nearly one-half block
ID St, facing Golden cate Park; ID ST is now being
/ II a ~ o rna
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G0OSO NEAR GEARY AND STEINER SITS /:
D-COU. 2-stoTy house OF rooms and BATH
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


S32 500 SM Of stores torres
and flats: rents $500 SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE
& CO. 407-409 Montgomery ST.
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GcS00 OAK-ST. FLATS; NEAR PIERCE
tDOOOOs ct; modern bay-wiudOw fats OF 8
and rooms; baths. etc; rents $50; lot 25xI37 g.
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Q0O00 THIRD CASH; BARGAIN; NEW
.DOAUO. 2story bay-window house containing
rooms bath. pantry, basement, brick foun datiO1,
etc: never been occupied; fine location in the Mis-
sion, Church ST.
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UNINPRovED PROPERTIES.

CO000 CORNER on 18TH ST: RENTS
eCOODOs Si7 so; lot 26IlOO; fine new bay
window fats; brick foundations; all modern i'm
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GOSnA GARDEN ST, NEAR HARRISON
tpOOOU. and 9th; flats OF rooms each well
ran ID. InfD
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$4,000 WEBsIER ST. Mr. lush 2sTo Try
bath; in good condition; lot 20 ;9x9l IS this is
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GEE00 REDUCED; COLLINGWOOD ST.
Ut OOOO. near 18Th: 3 neat fl Is of and
rooms, baths, ETC.. rents $52 lot 27:6xl10; must
"a
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Continued on the
SIKH Page.
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s330U-An extra fine residence lot on Page St..
near Baker; key lot; sun all day; size 27:312x
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-08
Herman
Syrup"

Here is something from Mr.. FRANK
A. Hale, proprietor Of the De Witt
.sIouse, Lewiston, and the Tontine
Hotel, Brunswick, Me. Hotel men
meet the world as it comes and goes,
and are not slow in sizing people
and things up for what they are
worth. He says that he has lost a
father and several brothers and Sis
tiers from Pulmonary Consumption,
and is himself frequently troubled
with colds, and he
Hereditary often coughs enough
to make him sick at
Consumptionhis stomach. When-
ever he has taken
cold of this kind he uses Boschee' 5
German Syrup, and it cures him
every time. Here is man who
knows the full danger Of lung trou-
bles, and would therefore be most
particular as to the medicine he used.
What is his opinion1 Listen /
use nothing but Boschee's German
Syrup, and have advised, ! presume,
more than hundred different per-
sons to take it. They agree with
me that it is the best cough syrup
in the market" "
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-08

A well known local minister, Who
is in the habit of making weekly
calls at the armory for the purpose
of distributing tracts and words OF
comfort to hearts bleeding with
shame and sorrow, had an expert
ence the other day which has fur
nished excellent material for story
which he tells with great gusto at
the club He made visit to the
armory for the purpose of speaking
with some of the inmates.
A brawny new policeman met him
at the door.
"Pfwat do yez want9" he asked,
with a dignified swelling of the
chest
II desire to get access to the prison
ers confined here"
"Pfwatl Axes, is it9 Begorra,
divil an ak will yez take to them
varmints there. Out O here wild yez
or OH cut yure t'roat fur yez"
Luckily some of the officers who
were acquainted with the divine in
terrupted further discussion on this
point. Chicago Mail.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-08

Uniformity of spellinI is strictly
modern accomplishment. In the de-
scriptions of early meeting houses,
"A square roofe without Dolmans,
with two Lucoms on each side, " evil
IDENTIFY means a roof without dormers
or beams and with lucarnes, but
who. unused to old records. would
guess it2 -.
They had in those days "tur'itts"
and 'turetts" and "turits' and
"turyts" and "feriats' and 'tyrryts"
and "toryettes" and ''turiotts' and
"chyrists, which were one and the
same thing. One church had orders
for 'juyces" and "rayles' and
'nayles" and "bymes' and "tym-
ber'' and "gaybels" and a 'pulpyt"
and three "payr of stayrs" liberal
supply of ys. i,
Often in the same entry one word
is spelled in three or four different
WAYS A portion of the contract in
the Roxbury church records reads:
"Sayd John is to fence in the Bur
ing Plas with a Fesy ston wall, sell
ghattly don for strenk and work
rnanship, as also to mark a Doball
gait six or eight fote wild and to
hing it.
"Sefghattly" is sufficiently intelli-
gible, and one can fancy the double
gate all hinged, but who could guess
that 'fesy" is "facy," or faced
Exchange.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-08

There are few things more amusing
than to watch a toad submitting to
the operation of a back scratching.
He will at first look somewhat sus-
piciously at the twig which you are
advancing toward him. But after
two or three passes down his back
his manner undelgoes a marked
change, his eyes close with an ex-
preston of infinite rapture, he plants
his feet wider apart and his body
swells out to nearly double its ordi-
nary size, as if to obtain by these
means more room for enjoyment.
Thus he will remain until you
make some sudden movement which
startles him, or until he has had as
much petting as he wants, when,
with puff of regretful delight, he
will reduce himself to his usual di-
mensions and hop away, bent once
more on the pleasures of the chase,
Our Dumb Animals.
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PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE.

The present is only moment long,
The present can never last;
The past Is sinking In shadow deep
The future before us cast.
The same as II Is on n railroad tralh'
The track each side Is long;
while the present is only n cloud OF dust
That rises, aud then is gone.
Some stand on the platform Of life's caboo se
And always are looking back
As II they had any possible use
For the fast receding track.
These are the fossilized, mossback cranKs
We constantly hear and see,
Who dwell Oh the greatness ct bygone uays
Aud the glory that used to be.
The pushing and hustling citizen rides
On the cowcatcher's front Instead;
Cares nothing about the receding past
But eazes way out ahead.
The past with all Of Its joys and woes
He's willing to most forget;
Cares not what he was or might have been'
But lust what he may be yet.
The past has memories, sweet ana SAD
WHARF serious thoughts may grow
But they're only the graves OF the pleasures
had
or the tears wept long ago.
And the one true way to succeed IN Ire
Zach toiler will surely find,
Ia 10 keep his eyes on the coming days
And seldom TO look behind.
We wouldn't speak lightly Of who are
gone,
or the dead. who were good and true;
But hopes are gathering, now and here
And there's plenty Of work to do.
The present Is only moment long,
The future before us cast;
So let us labor for what's ahead,
Nor try to recall the past.
j. B. Smiley.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-08
A Good Scheme,

A druggist of Atlanta has invented
a contlivance to prevent serious mis-
takes in filing prescriptions. His
invention is bottle, just like others,
except in one particular 1t has a
glass stopper covered with innumer
able sharp points that sensibly prick
the hand if one is not careful in re-
moving it from the bottle All poi
sonous and dangerous drugs are to
be kept in bottles like this. The PEI
culiar contlivance will make the
druggist careful, no matter how
great his hurry, and if he is made to
be cautious in handling bottles he
will make no mistake in filing pre-
scriptions. Hartford Times.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-08

Collectors Of curious pipes are as
numerous nowadays as other people
who find amusement IN hunting
after the quaint ard antique There
are many enthusiastic smokers in
New York who make it point to
call regularly at their tobacco deal
er's and ask him if he has got any
thing new in the line of pipes or
smokers utensils, One of the most
enthusiastic of these is Mr.. J. Cole
man Drayton. He has magnificent
assortment of meerSchaum and brier
wood pipes, and never loses a chance
to add to his collection. New York
Advertiser.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-08

Those who are opposed to early
as time goes on the mum
bers seem to increase-will learn
with interest the opinion of a Ger
man doctor, who has been collecting
information about the habits of long
lived persons, and finds that the ma.
jority of long lvers INDUCED in late
hours. At least eight out of ten per
sons over eighty never went to bed
till well into the small hours and did
not get up again till late in the day.
He considers that getting up early
tends to exhaust the physical power
and to shorten life, while the so
called invigorating early hours are,
he thinks, apt to produce lassitude,
and are positively dangerous to some
constitutions This explodes the old
maxim of early to bed and early to
rise. e.-London Court Journal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-08

Good looks are more than skin
deep, depending upon healthy con-
dition of all the vital orrans. II
the Liver lie inactive, you have
Bilious Look and II your Kidneys
be affected you have a Pioched
Look. Secure good health aud you
wilt have good looks. Electric Bit
ters Is the great Alternative and Tonic
acts directly on these vital orgars.
Cures Pimples, Blotehes, Boils and
gives a good complexion. sold AT
Dsnl J. Fry's Drug store, 225 Coml
OF. 80 Q. per bottle,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-08
For Sale or Trade.

Fifty-two acres improved farm, 40
acres in crop, good orchard, four
miles South of Salem, Turner road.
Will trade for property near town.
6-S-1m JOHN HOLM,
Blacksmith.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-08

The amethyst so called from the
Greek amethustos, meaning mot
drunk, was n favorite stone among
the Roman ladies Its principal vir-
tue was to draw away the vapors of
inebriety from the brain, II also
drove away evil thoughts and at
tracted 10 it's possessor the favors of
princes. Paris Figaro.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-07-08
Il Saves the Chilhren.

Mr.. G. II. Shawen, Wellsville,
Kan, says: at is with pleasure
tha' ] speak Of the good Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholero and Diarrhoea
Remedy has done my family during
the last fourteen wears. In the most
obstinate cases II summer complaint
aud diarrhoea among my children.
IL acted as charm, making IL never
necessary To call in "A physician. |
can truthfully say that in my iudg-
ment, based on years Of experience.
there Is not medicine in the mar
ket that is its equal. For sale hy
Geo. i. Coed, druggist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
THE XEw.yoRK, cTucAgo, AID ST. LOUIS

TIE NLW'nVKKM, tH q : H "Ifr nv VI ~
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
NEW-YORK. Janugry 3S. lso-,
yr,rr p0ARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared DIVIDEND u THREE PEE CENT 20, On
the FIRST PREFFRKED STOCK @i this Conp,n , ibc
nnt c,rnlrgs the calendar year lsNl. - , o..,t
qIIr TR NNSFER rOOkS fJr FIRST Prel'rtu oto'.S
viii he closed ut O'Clock p. on Monday the IL nay o'
.D'u a. 81 da, ~ March ALLYN cox. Treasurer.
.n,rU uENJI- ANIMAL CASH DIVIDEND.
s1J ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD toMIAN Y.
From the mt earnings OF the TX months end I,cc,'gr
%, iS@i the Directors have declared CiN,Gfrd OF -
r rrn, in c,sh Iayabr March l. 1892. 70 sto"khodrfs
If ,h. Illinois Central Rail Olt Company. n rel't'Na
a. The Close OF business February lol'l. 1852. -
N. stock Transfer Book VII p" clio ed Tor u' pN,pol
~, 49,, osovc div donf from r. hFuly lOth until Mlrch
~ $50 ALEXANDER u. HACKSfAFt
o. 90 York Ian 20 1892 Secretary