Milford chronicle., 1889-11-29
N. Y. TRIBUNE FOR 1890.
NEW FEATURES.
A BRILLAIlT YEAR AFEAD.

Is During 1890 the NesO York Tribune wi
g be greatly improved in quality aud mad
70 more lively, fresh and readable than ever b.
Is fore in its history. Among the special col
/ tributors during 1890 viii be
y Andrew Carnegie, Principles Of Busines
5, Success"
4 Gail Hamilton, European Monarchs"
!, Terence V. Powderly, Restriction Of I'm
. migration"
n Chauncey NJ Depew, Senator John J. In
! gals, Mrs. John A. Logan, Rev. Dr.. John
Paxton and others, topics not announced.
Albert Griffin, Temperance Among Ger
: MANS" new view.
4 Judge A. W. TOurgee, 'The COlOred Race
, in America.
S. c T. Todd, The Advantages oi
Trusts"
! Josiah Aliens Wife" ''The Small Salar-
les Of Country Clergymen.
Senator VIM. NJ Stewart, of Nevada, Gun
limited Silver Coinage"
Fred S. Talmadge, on "Men of the Rev
+ olution"
Kate Field, Mormon question"
Erastus Wiman, Success and Failure
Among Business Men"
Rev. Edward Everett Hale, "The New
England of today"
Bishop Henry c. Potter Rural Rein
forcement of City Population"
Geo w. Cable on Some Strange Legisls-
tiOn in the South"
Marshall P Wilder, "Humor of England
and America" "
Evils of Trusts"
Henry w. Grady, Of the Atlanta CoHSff-
fHffoH, Chances for Capital in the New
South"
l. c. Russell, United States Geological
Survey, Highest Peaks Of the United
States"
". NJ. GrosvenOr, Gold aud Silver as
Money"
l. E Qu;gg, what is LeA of Our Public
Lands
Emily Huntington, Household Science" "
Ernest Whitney, "Peculiarities ofAmeri-
can Pronunciation.
Professor William Pepper, President of
University of Pennsylva. ia "A College Ed
ucatiOn Good for All; What is best for Those
Who Cannot Get it,"
N. Y. Beach, "Slayer of 43o bears"
Es-O Other contributors will be announced
hereafter The articles will cost many
thousands Of dollars and appear in The Tn
bHHe only.
SOLDIERS STORIES.
The Tribune will also print, in addit ]
10 its regular c. A. R. and S. ofV. page, a
number of entertaining "Stories of Actual
Experience in the War not less than IS in
lumber, each a page of The Tribune in
ength, by privates and officers of tie Union, G
If rank not higher than that of captain. \
Veterans are invited to contribute to this 3,
cries of fstoTies. Every tale accepted will be i
'aid for at regular newspaper rates. Prizes
# $3.50, SI5O aud SIS will be paid for the best .
hree. Manuscripts must be enclosed to
The IffbRRe New York" aud inscribed -
Soldiers Department
PAPERS ON FARMING.
In addition to our regular and extremely
bic agricultural department two pages a
'eek) The Tribune will print a number of
1ng and carefully prepared articles on par G
cular Branches of Farming, written by n
ractcal experts Farmers who want to make
ioney out oftheir farms must read these a
pecial discussions in The Tribune. The /
BEST TRIBUNE EVER SEEN r
ill be supplied to readers during the coming
ear. h
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4ered at terms which enable our readers
obtain them practically at wholesale rates. 4
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ibuted on May I, 1890 among the club age
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rgest 100 clubs of local Weekly and Semi
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ude 500 Piano. 5000 Cabinet Organ, II
so Solitaire Diamond, free Trip to New =
ork, with expenses there paid, etc, ETC.,
c., being worth total Of s., ,44o.
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