Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-12-05
N. Y. TRIBUNE FOR 1890.
New FEATURES, A BRILLIANT YEAR AHEAD.

During 1850, the Nelc York Tribune will be great
ly improved in quality and made more lively, fresh
and readable than ever before in its history Among
the special contributors DUNG 1880 will be:
Andrew CaTnegie-Punciples of Business Sue
cess. Gail Hamilton -EurOilean Monarchs Ter
enee '. POwdeTly- Restriction of Immigration.
ti.aincy u. Depew, Senator John j. Ingals, Mrs.
Joha A. Logan. Rev. III. John r. Paxton and
0theTs-Tapics not announced. Albert Griffin
temperance Among Germans anew view. Judge
A. W Tourgee-The COlored Race in America. :.
{. L. DOtd-The Advantages of Trusts. ".ISsiah
ALIENS Wne,-The Small Salaries of Country
Clergymen. Senator Wm. d. Stewart of Nevada,
Unlimited Silver Coinage. Fred ) Tailmadge-
ON Men of the Revolution. Kate Fieid-MormOn
Question; Erastus Wiman-Sueeess and Failure
Among Business Men Rev. Edward Everett Hale
The New England Of To-day. Bishop Henry G.
Potter-Rural Reinforcement of City Population.
South Marshall p WiIdeTNHonor Of England
ana America; Evils of Trusts Henry W. Grady,
OF the Atlanta CoRstit,atiOa-Ch Chances for Capital
in the New South. l. c. Russell, United States
Geological Survey-Highest Peaks OF the United
States W. NJ. GFOSyenOr-GOld and Silver as
Money. I. z Qqigg.What is Left of Our Public
Lands. Emily UntingtOn-HOusehOId Science
Ernest Nhitney-Peepl2Tities of American Pro-
nunciation. Prot. William Pepper, President of
UnlYelS Slty OF PennSylyania-A College Education
Good for All; What is Best for Those who Cannot
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