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The morning call., 1892-07-28
4 oYEBNMENT LANDS!
VI FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT
PROPOSALS..


pEDPoSALS-sEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
- - HH'"slhg WORK and materials VIII be received
-. 10 nS3Iu D1aIu OF New CITY Hall Commissioners in
tne M Shs Der oi the Board OF Supervisors on MON
pAfs tne zzd day of August, 1892 between the
hours OF / / a. NJ. and II NJ:
tSohTaSt NO. Se-Poice Courts in northwest
wing, embOdying alI necessary furuItura a1d hx-
11uIes stllrways and grille work requisite 10 CON-
P'ete departments. TO be completed November
Contract No. 40-COmpletlon OF NE. wing en-
oOaylng all standing finishes iathiug and ulsster-
pleted December /, 1892 ~ " ~
contract No. 4l-wrougbt and cast iron specia-
sH,oms, enlD9dying ali iron beams and girders iron
l. 1892. "0 'OinPeteu November
Contract No. 42-Furniture ana 6itings eu,bod,
InR All stationary fixtures Tor Public Iibrarv desks
wal RACKS. etr.. hardwood finishes necessary To
SSenpiete Ssnp Ne wing. To be completed December l.
Contract No 43-Piumbing and gas work. en-
80 iiig al, stationary fixtures. ventilation drain
,yi,, ult,5, "asle etc, requisite to complete NE
H5JnaS hough work TO be completed September IS,
A5ez. contract 10 be completed Deeeiaber J. 1s92
SnhlIAct No 4s-Stesm or hot water heating
MVth, emOodyinR all lines and runs with fixtures
ana httngS. radiators etc Bid1 In be FOR steam
ana not water heating separatcly Rough work
nnnapi september ., 1892. Contract completed
contract 20 45-Fnrniture and standing fixtures
Ts TT%Irway and snndry alterations and additions in
oStober o., 9S, departments. To be complsted
Contract No 46-ontside painting. embodying
sndo ouI lovers and ventilating shafts, etc. with
nunories 9s necessary to compIete same TO be com
peied November l, 1892
ne secretary VIII furnish blank forms of propo
sas 70 intending bidders and no bid will be enter
famed unless made upon blanks so furnIsbed and
Sue s IS same Is accompanied with certified check
bo.r0 ~ Pes Ppt cent OF the total sum OF tender he
arasInents VIII be made by audited demands on tho
6ttessury drawn against the New City Hall Fund.
burst, Board OF New CITY Hail commissioners
- ooe EDMARD J. WOLFE, Secretary.
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MRS. STEVENSON'S WILL.
Requests to Relatives by the Ex-Go,
ernor1a yVidDx,


ernor's Widow,
The last will and testament Of Mrs. Ellen
NJ Stevenson filed for probate Yesterday
directs her aunt, as executrix, to paw a suf-
hcient sum OF money for the perpetual care
of the lot in Mountain View Cemetery.
Oakland, where she desired to be buried by
the side of her husband, Charles G.. Steven
sen; also sufficient sum for like care nf
the lot in Deeifield, Mass, where her mother
ana two brothers are buried.
money bequeSts are the following: To
ner Iather, George FrarV, OF Lamyiile Ill
$50 monthly during his lifetime: $1,000 each
TO haiI-SlSters. Clara and Laura of the same
pace, ana $1,000 20 Carrie of Chariemont
Mass; $1,000 TO cousin, Ella S Pike oi
NooostocK, W, and the half-dozen tea
spoons marked ELLEN; that S200o he
placed In bark TO be divided eonaiIv he
tween her grandchildrep. Harry N@7S n .,"5
Leon c. Stevenson. of Nevada, when thev
shalt both have reached the age of u. the
survivor to take the share of the other in
case OF death; $1,000 each to neces of her
husband. named Adde Moran and Nav
Bo0mer, of Grand Rapids, Mich, and If
their mother, Adelaide Cummings, is living.
$1,000 to her, said sum to remain in the
estate should she be dead; $500 10 Annie
r.. Chubbrick OF Oakland and the half
dozen silver spoons marked 'S"; $500 tn
Mrs. Mary Dolen of Reno, New, and a seal
SKIN Jacket and watch and chain, and to the
eXecutrX, Caroline NJ. Hardy, Of this city,
ali real estate and personal property re-
naming
Mrs. Stevenson was a resident of Ormsbv.
New, when she died on the 10th inst in
Oakland. The principal asset in the Cali
fornla estate is lot on Suffer street. near
Jones, valued at S25, ,000 Mrs Stevenson
was The widow OF an Ex-Governor of Nevada
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CITY REAL STATE.

ENORSALE BY w. II. GRIM a CO.. REAL ESTATE
Il and insurance brokers. rents collected ll5
ID ontgomery ST.. Occidental Hotel Biock.
Zine ElLs-st. corner Or. Baldwin Hotel; lO0xI 10
WASHINGTON ur. Broderck: rooms bath, stable,
arriage-honse; So :3xl27 :S14 and 25x4. % -
SIS, ,00O-Sutter ST, Baker: 3 new fats, II %
2l37 % and rear house L ~ 1882 IS; good rents
I'd near Harrison: flats; fine rent: 231lVo
california ST, near Steiner; houses ana cotSase'
Dupont. Lombard: brick houses always
rented; corners; 65xIOO.
$7250-NE lSth and Collingwood SITS good busi-
ness corner; secured lease; 2SX75.
25xl37 :6.
Haght near Pierce; rooms bath: 25x100.
ia
18th, Howard; fats and rooms. bath
Folsom. nr. Thiro; two frOntages; 26xl6o; rents
SIS Church, nr. 2sth; cottage 5 rooms BATH
25xi00; part cash
buchanan. near Filbert: fats: 3Ox11O.
Cumberland St, near Church; cottage rooms
bath: 25xll4; only $1,000, cash instailmentS
25x50
Diamond nr 10th ro oms and stable: 81 :6xl2o:
falr oaks St. near 23d: magnificent fats OF Sht
trooms. baths 3Oxll7: 10 toalIey stable Tor horsoS
24th ave, nr. PIT LobOs; neat cottage, rooms
bath: z5xl00; bargain.
Florida. nr. 25th neat cottage 8 rooms ana bath'
2OxlOO.
Folsom ST., near 9Th: stores and fats: 81 :6x9o
Geary ST., ur Iaylo.: old tmprOVem entS zoAoS'o.
S2650-DOiores. nF. 29th; cottage, } rooms; zS1
100; bargain.
s3l0O-Folsom St. near 23d: 3OK9O.
S225O-2Uth ave. near Point LObOs; I5xl3l
&lrOO-Diamond near 22d: 5OKll5:9-
$l23O-Mission ST., mr.. China ave-: 25xSS.B
$lZou-Z5d st. near castro; 2oIll4: street. "oEA
done; easy terms; choice building lot.
- llVo-henry near Castro; part cash; ZoGtl9,
S4OO-Meu located lot In University lions
stead; 12OxlO0: hne corner Tor 5000; l2Ox 100.
Randolph ST, nr. Bright: City Land ASA; 5OxlOo
SaOO-Ch0lce corner in Gilt Map No. L
~ &n
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Mining NJ chinsry and Gold.

AT the exhibition to be held shortly by
the State Agricultural Society in Sacra-
mento there will be exhibited what is sad
TO be the frs: nugget Of gold ever found IL
California, the one discovered by MaTshali
nj CoIoma 1t is in the custody of w. w
Allen, who has affidavits concerning IT.
genuineness. Arrangements have been
made for complete show OF mining ma
ehinery working. including fine STAMP
Mill and a centrifugal mill. to be run by
electric machinery. a model wire-rope tram
way and many other features. There viii
be rock drilling contests. both single and
double hand, for which trophies will be
cjypu
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sentto Whittier.

Joseph McGinnis. aged 10 years. living a.
400 Fulton street; Frank Smith, aged Il.
living at 2l9 Hickory avenue. and Alfrea
Morrison, aged Is. living at All Birch stree
were sent To the Reform School at Whittier
yesterday by Judge Rix. The boys are
incorrigible and their mothers in court,
while making every effort to secure the re-
lease of the lads, admitted thep were unable
to control them.
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OAKLAND REAL Esr,rr


GOO PER MoSTH-A No MILK OR CHICKES
sD ~ ranch OF IA acres. with small 4-room house,
pstn' corral etc, ETC. between Oakland and Berk e.
Oakland ~ ~ Tr' Ta' =
GDG00 A NEW AND MODERN BROOM
&-ONV' cottage with lot 33:4-lGx120; all
cars East Oakland: terms $500 cash address
r. w WOODWARD a. CO., COZ Broedway, OAK.
land. iy2e It
GD000 LoDGTNG-HoUSE OF 26 ROOMS.
y wv: very central to roadway and Seven III
81; tOeSt ttaln; pays well. aud is bargain. Z. w
WOODWARD CO. 9U2 Broadway OakIand "a II
ERUITyALE AVENUES CHOICEST RESI-
4 aehce Ter sale; large. new, modern design; all
mouerm improvements; spacious and elegant
t Ieet gentelnans home; viii be sold at bargain:
ether furnished or unfurnished: don't let this
greatest opportunity of lifetime escape you: come
and see H. Apply rwenty-third Avenue Land Com
pany. ll53 Twenty-third ave-, Oakland. jy24 lat
RRAND NEW 5-RooM COTTAGE, ALL MOD.
ID ern improvements. In heart OF Lorin. sI1O
be Sold "'"'
Groom cottage-72s Louis ST.: only $500. Io.
Z: MORAN. Lorin (South Berkeley). or j. H.
STORY. IIs2 seventh St. Oakland. jy23 1t
DoA,T PAY RENT.
WE WILL BUILD TO YOUR OWN PLANS.
COTTAGES FROM $1,000 TO $500.
ONLY 500 TO $500 CASH
BALANCE SIS TO s26 PER MONTH.
STONE TRACT. STONE TRACT.
ON SAN LEANDRo ELECTRIC ROAD
TWENTY MINUTES TO OAKLAND.
FRUIT TREES on EVERY LOT.
GRAND AVENUE 100 FEET WIDE.
LOTS 5OxI5O. LOTS 5Oxl5o
UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY
CALL WITHOUT DELAY.
LAND.
A H. BREED & CO..
46O NINTH ST.. OAKLAND.
jy21 II
SI1n0 RIG BARGAIN; NEW COTTAGE.
y IVO. near two stations, with half hourly
trains 10 San Francisco: aiso near the BerKeIey
corner lot 40xIOo must be sold, don't ie1ay cI
az once. A. IL. BREED a CO., 400 Ninth st Oak
S25 CAsH-s25 CASH.
Choice lots near Piedmont cable; 4Oxlso
anls property within the city limits of oakland.
,ot a. speculation or grand opportunity for home
Prices oaly $40 to sl5 per front foot
Lots i6O feet deep
name Your own terms of payment
"A, ii. BREED & co. 400 Ninth St, Oakland. 2l tt
ACRE LOTS. sUTER TRACT
Situated on the Redwood road. near Fruitvale
ave; and san LeaDdro electrie-rOad; grand oppor-
tut into lots and sold ut once; one OF the finest
nome sites 10 Alameda County.
A ii. BREED Il CO,
-geIe 400 ninth St, Oakland.
i FULL ACRE: CHANCE OF A LIFETIME:
= bargain price. Call quick on RUSSELL &
land. 40 -,
AnGER PARK LOTS
close 10 the present and closer 10 the future
center OF oakland; streets in oruer and ready for
Du"oihg; tbiG about one biOcz OF local ferry
et Cttc 2hd Eorse cars sewerage perfect and terms
70 Snlt eyery buyer; 80 lots. 30 feet front from
SSVO 10 $1,000 each; should be be appreci-
ated- Apply to 4. W. BADGER. owner. ON the
premises or to Won RHEIN n CO, 5O3 California
street ,vIo RI
- iii0 TO S45J-LoTS ONE BLOCK OFF
- Wv broadway, our business street; caDle
PASSES IN 'front.' Of lois; electric lights; electric road
DOCKS streets macsdSmized entire distance TO
p"StoHlce, and only hVe minutes ride; city water:
kaS: shade trees on every lot. SA SBUkI a.
tAhPBfLL 400 Ninth St. oakland 1e2 II
4 WEEKS NEWS FOR5 CESTS-THE WEEKLY
u CALL, IN wrapper, ready for mailing
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ADVERTISING.

/ WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
a CO 10 Sny - any time writs 10 GEO z. ROW ELL
. w. ~ spruce St. sew YORK auf9 Iy
VERY ONE IN NEED OF INroR,ATfoy on
snc suoleet OF advertising will do we'll to OBTAIN
seopY OF BOOK for Advertisers" 36S pages price
- nAneu, postage paid. receipt OF price: con-
S 80. cArctu compilation from the Amsricaa
EeNspaper directory OF all the best pap.rs aud
Ass JonrnAs gives the eircu rating OF every
eae ana good deal OF Information about rates aud
onef matters pertaining to tho business Of Advsr-
11Aps ~ spruce ~, New rsrk ealo "
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IMPROVED PROPERTY

Cali and obtain one OF our "Real Estate Rec
ordS" which contains full list of properties for
sale in all parts OF the city.
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Ge00O RENTS s75 PER MONTH; HOUSE
pOOOO. of 10 rooms and baths, In tene-
ments; lot 25xS0; Tehan st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

n II, UMBSEN q Co,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS.
Ia MONTGOMERY ST. S II.
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q Q00A MUST BE SOLD; ELEGANT NEW
u OOOO. bay-windOw flats; brick foundations
etc.; all modern conyeniences; rents $40 per
month: lot 30xS0: near 10Th and Valencia
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Gil 000 REDUCED; RENTS s7e: ELE-
u WV. CANT bay-windOw fats: brick found.
ations, etc; lot 4SxSl:3; Fillmore ST.; on line OF
proposed cahie road: short distance from the
Haight-SL cable; fats always rented.
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TO sE.

C,oR. BRADY AND STEVENSON sTs.-LARGE
~ S-story brick building for factory. Apply TO G.
S. CAPP CO., House BROKERS aud Real Estate
Agents. AIS Montgomery ST. jy2S 81
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TYPEwEITERs.

SPEED CONTEST FOR CALIGRAPH OPER-
~ ators viii be held In San FrauSIsco within a
few weeks; valuable prizes Will be awarded; three
classes commercial operators. telegraph operators.
student operators call for particulars and register
for the contest: ample time for practice. CHARLES
Il. EAYLVR. general ageut, l9 Montgomery. je16 Il
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&1oS0 2FLATS OF AND ROOMS AND
" %cO. bath each; brick fonndati ions, etc;
sunny line OF 25th st; lot 25xl04 rents $34: near
several lines of streetears
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&1O 000 PACIFIC HEIGHTS: ELEGANT
N11V V.OfO. 2-story and finished basement, bay
window resiaence OF rooms and bath; brick foun-
dations and all modern improvements; lot 23:715x
1876 on Vallejo ST; fine view.
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$500 NlcE y, EooBa BA9,wISBow s% RESIDENCE
lot 25xlO0; Otarrell ST., only short distance from
liIUore
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SUNNY BAY-WIN DOW HOUSE; ROOMS:
~ bath: good basement; modern improveme EN- s.
L 1 Hampton place. off Folsom ST.. bet. Second ana
ihlru jy2SJf
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IN. ~ pF y NJ "a :
" ~ ranch OF IA acres, with small 4-rocm house.
pstn corral etc, etc. between Oakland and Berk e.
ley E W. WOODWARD x Co., COZ Broadway
T.
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At l26 KEARNY ROOM g. you CAN BORROW
~ money at low rates: private rooms for ladies'
pledges for sale; take elevator. mrl IT
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BAN &
~ Sss kesrDy ST., The ohiy corporation that Ieada
mob ey diamonds. wstcneS low interest oc4Q
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

WEEKS NEWS FOR , CENTs-THE WEEKLY
GAIL. 70 wrapper. ready for mailing
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/ OK SALE-CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
} goods business; best location In San Francisco.
Address C. C.. box lS. Call Branch Office. iy27 IT,
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beautifully finished house of 9 rooms and bath:
loI Broderick 81. haf block 5. OF Hatght all mod
eTu improvements. with magnificent view OF the
bay and Golden cate: must bs seen TO be appreci-
ated.
For particulars apply TO builder and owner, l.
LANDLEK. IS Montgomery ST. Je3U n ThSuNo
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-07-20
FoREIoH.

ST.. GERvAIs, the famous French
health resort, was practically swept
awav by n terrific storm on the llth
and over 200 visitors and residents
drowned. One hundred and nifty
bodies were recovered.
A DISPATCH from Caracas, Venezuela,
saws that on June 30 the government
troops were drawn into an ambush by
the Crespoists and defeated with great
loss.
THE torpedo boat Rosaline has found
cred off the coast of Uruguay and her
crew of seventy men are missing. Two
Argentine war ships are also reported
missing.
A SCHOOL building at Berkhamstead,
England, was destroyed by fire on the
18th and eight children perished.'
LuSr and Wilson, the clerks who or
vanized an alleged syndicate at London
for speculation in cotton and victimized
A number Of firms, including the house
of Isaac Cooke-& Sons, have been COM
mitted on charges Of embezzlement and
forgery. Wilson made full confession.
THE latest report Of the progress OF
cholera in Astrakhan, Russia, says thai
in one day 225 persons were attacked
with cholera and 1O2 others died from
the disease.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-07-20
LATER.

THx national executive committee OF
the republican national COMMITTEES met
st New York City on the 18th TO elect
chairman 10 succeed William J. Camp
bell, whose resignation was read and
accepted. The committee elected
Thomas II. Carter, Of Montana now
commissioner OF the land offioe.
Coz. SAMUEL SHAFTER, secretary OF
the Ohio sinking fund commission, died
NJ Columbus on the 18th, aged 40. from
xounds received In the late war. lie
was for fifteen years the Columbus cor
respondent Of the Cincinnati CONNER
eiai Gazette and at one time city editor
of the Ohio State Journal
THE Chicago Trades Assembly on the
18th resolved TO begin proceedings
against the heads Of the Pinkerton
detective agency and II. c. Frick on
charges OF murder. treason and melting
riot and rebellion by the importation oil
armed men into Homestead, Pa.
OUT of the 67O members who constr
tute the house of commons, $50 have
now been elected and the parties stand
AS follows: Liberals 266, Nationalist
65, Parnellites Q, conservatives 266, I'D
eral-unionists a.
FOUR BOYS were drowned on the 10th
while swimming in the Manolkim river
lust in the rear Of their residence, neal
Princess Anne, Md. They were the som
of Christ Ball, farmer, and were agec
10, Is, 10 and 10 respectively.
THE cost 10 the Carnegie Compan.
and TO the state OF Pennsylvania OF tn
lockout at Homestead, Pa, now foot
up 81 600, 900, and is piling up at the rat
OF $40, 900 day. In addition TO oil thi
the worlsmen lose their wages and Tel
men have lost their lives.
EVERY man in the mechanical depart
mcnt Of the Carnegie mills at Home
stead, Pa, on the 10th received the 10
lowing notice from j. A. Potter, ger
eral superintendent Repairs will b
resumed on July 49, 1892. We write 20
20 return 10 your old position, work
commence ut the usual time"
THE bricltlayers' strike, inaugurate
fourteen months ago at Pittsburgh, wa
declared off on the 10th. All OF th
, briclklayers are now working at III
, | wages and terms demanded by them
DISCUSSION OF the deficiency bill-the 10
| great appropriation bill Enacted upon by tn
/. body-occupied the senate on the ioth and vi
I completed. Mr. Chandler secured the passaI
n i :, .osoiutLon authorizinN an inyeatQa tiOn In
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,resonAL AND POLITICAL.

CyRus w. FIELD died on the 18th NJ
his home in Dobbs Ferry, N Y. lie was
born at Stocllbridge, Mass, in 1919 Mr
Field laid the first Atlantic cable III
1856.
Gov. CHASE, of Indiana, has decided
to appoint Frank Gaven, OF Greensourg'
to succeed the late Judge New Mr.
Gaven is a democrat, the law requiring
the appointment of appellate Judges
from both political parties
HENRY PAYNE, of Milwaukee, whose
name has been prominently mentioned
in connection with the chairmanship OF
of the republican national committee,
saws that under no circumstances Will
he accept the position.
Ey-Gov. NEWTON BOOTH, OF Cali
fornia. died suddenly ut Sacramento on
! the l4th.
Cor. w. II. WILSON, widely known as
! n trotting horseman, died at Cincinnati
on the l4th He was the first president
of the Queen City Driving club, and al
his death was director Of the Ken
lucky Trotting and Breeding associa
ton. of which he was the organizer.
GERHARD LANG, a wealthy brewer o
Buffalo, n. Y, and a prominent demo
cratic politician, died on the l4th o
cancer Of the stomach.
| A cABLEGRAM from Dolgelly, Wales
announces the death Of DIR. w. b. Chid
law, of Cleves, o., aged 81 years DR.
Chidlaw, who was visiting friends il
Wales, was noted army chaplain Il
the war for the Union.
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r,-. .o.., nnnoh.r Of nr,soner. u the

THE total number Of prisoners IN tne
Ohio penitentiary on July ID was l's7o'
This is the largest number ever con.
fined there at one time There are not
enough cells TO accommodate them ana
nearly 200 convicts sleep on cots In the
corridor of the west cell block =.
THE gross earnings of the railroads OF
the country in June aggregated $685.
lao, 900 or per cent more than IN
June, 1891. For six months the totai
gross earnings were s259,5O9, 900, also
about s per cent more than N the first
half Of 1891.
THE body of Mrs. Kate Beeoe was
found floating in the river at PEORIA
ILL.,, on the 18TH She makes the twelfth
victim of the frankie Folsom disaster
and is believed to be the last. =,
A GANG Of Italian laborers employed
in digging q sewer In Westport, Conn.,
were blown up by an explosion oil a
tank of naphtha recently and four wer'
fatally injured.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-07-20
mrhat Good Medicine"

CD. Cone, attorney, Parker, South Da-
kota, saws: take pleasure In saying to
tine public, as | have to my friends ana ac
ouaintances for the last five years, that l
consider Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy the best medicine
for the purposes 1t is intended that | eyer
tried. Since haye used IL would not
he without il. | was always subject to
cholera morbus and never found anything
else that gives the relief that this remedy
does. / never leave home without taking
n with me; and on many occasions have
ran with it 70 the relief of some sufferer
and have never known II to fall. Ny
children always call for "that good medl
cine when they have pain 10 the stomad
or bowels. Sold by +. D. Felt ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-07-20
Specimen Case.

S.H. Clifford, New Cassel Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tism, his stomach was disordered, his
liver was affected TO an alarming de-
gree, appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength;
Three bottle of Electric Bltters cured
him. -,
Edward Shepherd, harrisburg, H.,
had running sore on his leg Of eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, Ca
tawba, o., had five large fever sores on
his leg, doctors said he was incurable.
One bottle of Electric Bitters and ons
box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him
entirely. Sold by F. D. Felt Drug
| pist,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-07-20

In another column Of this paper will be
found an advertisement OF medicine
known as Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea remedy, for sale by F. ID,
Felt, druggist of this place. In almos.
every neighborhood throughout the west
there are some one or more persons,
whose lives have been saved by this rem
edy. It is natural fol such persons to
take especial pleasure in recommending
the remedy TO others. The praise that
follows its introduction and use makes It
immensely popular. While it is intended
especially for collie, cholera morbus, dys-
entary and diarrhoea, it is also claimed
TO cure chronic diarrhoea. II such be the
case, 1t is certainly godsend to many "a
moor mortal. oV
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-07-20
Slaan ON Left Side /.

MANY persons are unable to sleep on
their left side. The cause has long
been a puzzle to physicians. Metropol-
itan papers speak with great interest OF
DR.. Franklin Miles, the eminent lndi-
ana specialist in nervous and heart dis
eases, who has proven that this hahit
arises from diseased heart. lie has
examined and kept on record thousands
of cases. His new heart cure, a Won
derful remedy, is sold by +. w. Adams
Thousands testify 10 its value as a cure
for heart diseases. Mrs. Chas. Benoy
Loyeland, Colo, says its effects on hel
were marvellous. Elegant book on hear
disease free.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-07-20

The following clipped from the Bur
lington Junction, (Mo,) Post, containes
information of no little value to persons
troubled with ndigestion:-
For years the editor of the Post has been
subject to cramp collie or tfts OF indigestion,
that prostrated him for several hours and un.
fitted him for business for two or three DAYS
afterward, About a year ago we called on s.
j. Butcher, druggist, and asked for something
to ward off an attack that was already maklnE
life hideous. Mr. Butcher handed us u bottle
of Chamberain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoeh
Remedy. We took the medicine according 10
directions, and not only found relief on that
occasion, but have several times since tried
its virtues and found relief in every Instance
| We take this method Of acknowledging the
benefits derived and recommending the cure
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