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phvIyEyr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

A;Ei N\uI,E~ United STATE, District jung" a. y
nil, -, rlr,rl,nd BARIIiOLDl-A. t'rp h"rd>h
UrI.,. r =, washington BRr SSWItK -Conrrr-sha AL
U,nfy cabot Lodge Of Mas>arhm-"tt, Professor Slnp"
W,n,vr. ~ Monr.s and John F. barnard president Of
IN. Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company T.. h"h
The Rev, W u. IL. murray OF BnrlhPOh' w.
IILvrl lvrNrE-J. II. MiiIard. Of Omaha -.-"ii''E'
-E>C orrrc,.n an George c. Na'lron OF Wisconsin
Va FHA' ,i.'H-nsnP I'D a, Landau .... ST.
,,WE~ n.,,l ,.ol,on t;r,cnr of Memphis WEST
INSTALLATIONS General Charles r. 1AOor Oh A'"~''
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ppIDEGROOMS SEVERELY HANDLED.

phlalrIhil. SIT . TIA" rh.t "lpIa Na'i MI I"a-ro
,c,r indy del, a.td tn Brunh;n Ter, ms Afternoon.
Terry pitched u.r nnInR- for tn" visitors AMI
b.,dr. being Wild h. hit hard ta:uthr> went IN
IN, box I'm TN, third aud Hu~houG relieved clark behind
the bat. TIL" change" however. did not WORK & any ad'
ynnt,g. TN. Ip.iid lphia> rolling up rlH- inridv.
-, at sion y Allen Wa, til. fl lIlug f,itLr Th nou'
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ut,~ru nACE-NEW.YOKK HANDICAP. $50 FAC
l., MILLS.
OUARrERSTRETCH NOTES

There will be no match between Sai'a"I III" h"eN'"'"
no special sweepstakes in which they VIII meet at Scr'-
head The club has done all that 1t cord 70 bhg '
horses together but there obstacles IN The way
which IL not possible ~ overcome. MI Hageih IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

Whether on pleasure bent or business. saon , mort s
on every trip bottle Of syrup OF FIG, a, u 49, ~, mr
pleasantly and rnectually the Kidneys, I.er .nn
bowels, preventing fcvcrs. heHiarhr> ana ohcr ior n,
OF sickness, For sale In SOC. and Sl bottles py. AL
leading druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

TU,INI' 81, ATHTlIIS TO tUMPI.TI"
r,o fall an.~ III" Tribune Ath"t!' A'-'"ia''"h WI"
. ,,d # Washington l'arl. Erpokin. t"-n"rl"N h"''
49,, m. ,.,rf. u. ar. a, fo,"w-: un"-hunhf'iai ri"
,o, an. l,...m g.. run LaiG'a runnih2 h"Ii Jump
ho,a,c,p; hop -'"p and Jump handi'ap a"d iu'''''
hicl, uiluu hand cap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

= vi, Gorh., ',rr. street ii:h"av between New
FORK, Philadelphia baltimore and Wa-hngton VIA j. r.rv
CENTRAL. Reading ard u. q. X. I'd. All thc trans
3unet paior Cars the finest CONSTRUCTED by tr Pun
Company. The fastest trains between Now YORK ana
kasAiaatna run via ts route Station OF bcfty.ht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

DVJARDIN BEAUMETZ. tho foremost medleA
authority in the world says:
1.-THE DIGESTIVE TUBE Is A LABORATORY.
WHEREIN POI<ONs ARE INCESsANTLY ELAB.
GRATED" and describes the lsgion Of dangerous evils
which follow their absorption into the blood
Tho problem is To eliminate them"
The Cactus Blood curc' does this In every case.
Those who It and marvellous elects are ~
loudest In its praise -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

Tho Ncw.York ard Boston League ra1' VIII play o''r
final gaze Of hr rtih"r at tn l"o ""'hu' w.
day. Inc S,w.York n.aiaerH "nt wished 20 pay t"c
,,,,o. Inn IN, Io,..n, refused entertain aIy such
proposition
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The score was a, follows

Earned rlu-RrooSlrn o Phii,d"lp'ia firet n1s" 90
yn rhlaclpha l. ln,' Ia" GU 2 .,,nn i' ...s
S,crincr hits Ilrrmin.. IIanan Woo: mr. oase ~ ,
Mood. Double pA>>-Shsnd" and Frrlar M SY A-'a
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$seae~ay e '9ts &C.

The -
Philadelphia ~. La 9 9 S-iaa
B!OOhlNn " " " "
las hits Philadelphia l5 Brooklyn 0. Frrors-ihns-
dllh,a o. Booklyn D. Ptchtr,-trIeason. IcTEy sao "a
rutiets. UmpEc-Po~ers.
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TWO FINE GAMES OF BALL.
ONLY FOUR RUNS MADE IN BOTH CONTESTS.
NETWORK (N. LJ WINS FROM BOSTON. MD
PHILADELPHIA n. H. SHUTS OUT BROOK
LYN IN Tl.N.INEING MATCH.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Nnw.York 2 Boston l. Chicago IL. PIttshurc I.
Philadelphia 49, Droklvn o. Cleveland 3. Cincinnati T.
PLAY ERS' LEAGUE
Boston G Ncw.York t. If,t,burg 4. Cleveland 2.
Philadelphia ], otklyn o.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus T. Syraru. g. Rochester 4. st. Louis 2
Louisville ., Baltimore I,
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and MIN. Ernst Walkers. Of Hudson; Mr.. sod Mrs.
G. Kn"ebuh. Of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs Jacket OF
philadplphia
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nrrA1rs OF SEVERAL FINE GAMES.

DETAILS OF SEVERAL FINE tAMEo'
Manchester Aug. 3o.-Appcnded three finely played
games which were contested IN thu Manchester tourra'
l.nt Just concluded. 1t shows how Mackenzie beat
Thorold In = clcvery contested game:
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Tho game at Eastern Park yesterday was also ORR
iiantly PLAYED one. and PRISON who admire" s'"".'
ba.ebal would have b,cn repaid had nc gone long as
,.n,c N 400 H. The game wa. between tho Breo yn siu
Philadolphia Players teams and the Qla@'r wv ""e
won after an exciting battle Of ten innings IL was
remarkably quick snd Sharply PLAYED rauc ana was gray
n loved by all except admirers Of slugrinR, who h" 70
seo tl. cover knocked OF ball every time IL Is sent
over the home plato.
The story OF the game Is told in tn" tenth inning For
tho first nine innings pitchers Sanders and H"mphe 'o'A
OF III, batsmcn and retired thom IN quick order
nch,,s were 90 few and far between tina, not player
had bs.n able ~ mako the crrut Of the bases Tn" ball
va, hi. hard times but II vas Nrmly handled by me
folders Ward mn quickly put out IN Va" thth'
but tho Visiting PLAYERS we're Inorr Fortunate Haitian NV
IN short but Ward could not handle the ball. Wood
,bc,, atov, tho ball At Ward terrific fore. The
little short atop made graf "Gor. but could not sop
the bail and IIlnan scored the only run Of the game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

81 rL
q. r. Tompkins's b. {. Ballyhoo, by Duke
OF MAgcita-Baby yrs. 100 r. ts2 600
H. Bondy's Oh. =. Ben Harrison, 4, Us 80,
tIuaI 81 @
Madson Stables b. c. Iaro. g. vstClsyta.j go lO-l
u. Walbaun', b. I. lima L., l. ~,
q. Eorb's's b. Arab 100 -, tD.ck.r, O 81 81
q. " Hannin'' e. = Wi"-'Ir 8. 100 ,
". Walkers b. c. b. y. Million s. 10: -
W. P. Carys b. :. Rogcr 4. "s...tTr"nrhj Io0i 80
T. NJ Berry's b. h. Whit. NOs', aged, -
"a. Co,hgt0nJO : 81
r. Bradlcy's b. h Shptover g. IS. (Ioncs So 20
W L. Dalys Oh. (. | ILana, 8. % tcsr. o.,
uambcy o col 81
J. L. Widcncf's b. c. Radiant. T. Is Wofrj So 10
Cook Co.'S Oh. IL. Ban Clochc. u, 100 ......
MARTINI col 20 I
D. A. Ipni2's tr IL. Ira, :. 100 Eurhrj lCO-l 80
{. Co.n,h!>ens oh. {. OIwifd. 5, 81 .......
CO., liol 6c-l 90
W. McInuclln's b.h. Harry Russell q 100
-. (o>ih.:onJ SOL lo-l
MeDonsld 4 Corbctt, b. t. Daisy WopdrnI
IOj......................... firlon IL Go
w. H. l.. smiths b. IL. SLai" ., o. llt
" 80 " tIIofli-i COL 2o-l
J. NJ. Brown & CO. Jr. & Tom Ka!l, 4. los
ii.unnj 81 81
Cla.rv1ile Stables b. g. Rustic. 4. 100 .
(sands) l00-l SOL
Tmc-l 10.
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tkan aMaY.

aNIy
Lady aencs while being warmed up by Hill ran away
,early for inilch AID u" Judge, rnitted her with
travail. declaring oil all bets that haa been mage Oh her
Rustic ran away arr going o. IN" post ahd without
,wai,iay HI. rtru Mr. Caldwell droppd the nag Oh TIE
,.st start u year. Those who saw II declare that
he horses IN so perfect line across Tie
Tack that 1t impossible to tel which Wa la front
lima b. ,pranp forward. and IA the h,t ri'ng op"hcd
v,, Of i've lengths. Ben Harrison and Ball yhoo set out
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Is. 40 EAt II, 500 AIDiD SPl' lAl'
n;ITS. ABOUT SIN II ELO%t,S. O% TIL.
'TUEIIY COURSE.
~: Er.A.oit's Oh. T. la To.ca b. st. BliINc-
rirun., ... L..
l. & A. II. Morris Lr T. Anhuian"". Ly Dnond"-a- ~
Bark Maria .....i =
un.rgaI', b. f. ItE.l Ioiaf l,.;- Si~'"ilv II,
D. ID Wirr>', cIf Ca>Ila.h Mor' nrr ta,tirn'tt ! -
l. l. q. a. u Mur!i-S II I. ton bv IIin' var
Mamie cray Ito
Sco:rrn Iiot..r-' /. T. I.a1, Wa-lnyt"n. by :I-'r 800
T. j. BALDWIN, b. T. q oIatI.. by 'rInst al Maggie
:" ., .o III
Sco,t whIi.us- Ma E"Ilr. b, 'hnia>us Ada Hrl 10
ancoca. Statls b. (. AIr,t ah"l In 'GIr D"nn lO'
I, fl Wuh.rs', IA. I l." Mn'fitr Nda4c 100
U,,vus ch. Eacr;Ia. b. Ial-rtO- I"r.a 100
~ 4, D,l,. en- Z -----. Wuwick S"llIc rrytrn 100
St,o IuIty b; Lux Blackburn Nar!cla 100
IN, A. Co h. T. Betty lrahrr lS FaL.tu,- Iuu 100
H. NcElnccis b. ~ III" By, T. Stratford Narn."" 100
A. + WalcOtt'. ch (. Dut'h t'iIl. 10y Di.."n ROLLER
81" ,c. IIcn,a 800. '.. 90. =. -. .... 100
e iced 4 Son, b. f. Annir hv Mr.. rlckwfk- i.onnic
= ~'t 100
t;.o-gr cntt. bKt Fireworks y fals' Ito Nplo-:on 100
N,iIs Uay'. bfHsrIDI ID Sir Md, La Fal Vi1td 100
t,rXru EACI-rt Ksr. II 900. hi.i.LISG. l.. Mills
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Earned tun'-NcwIoTk Boston o. ~ IN S'.o On" Ncw
rrrors-Ncw. York o. Boston !. Lev on na, . ~
YORK T. Boston First has: on balS-or , M,s hit W
Tirrnan. Sacrifice hlts-i'assc0k. llornnhs &
bascs-IIornung, Lowe. Hino. Cmpirc-Lyhch' Ai"e-
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70 catch her, oil the field their heels and when
they reached the bend at the head Of tie stretch they
had her under punishment. A. usual. She quit. and
Hayhoo coming away, won rather clrvcry by half
length Ben Harrison second three lengths before Ia;O
who beat lima b. neck Fircny. Re.EchO, Little Min
ME Long Dance Villag" Maid Coldstreau, Puzzle. De-
cpon and Malachi did not start II. Bondy the
OF Zen Harrison, bought Balyhoo for $780, and I'm
ndatcly sold her back a: that figure to Mr.. Tompkns
who turned round disposed OF her to Brothers
for Zoo.
a. 80; Ben Harrison place sll 60.
SECOND RACE-ArTl Mn STAKES. TwO-YEAR
OI.DS $50 EACH. II 500 ADDED. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. ABOUT SIX FClIONGS on TIE
FCTURITY COURSE.
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sLCDND SWEEPSTAKES. TWo.YIAE-pihH.
.%oN.W1NNI.l:o .! 100. ABOUT SIX FCI.LON"S.
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rvrr-RrD ~ 4 RrNAWAr ~ CENTRAL PARK.

Drawn by perpetual checks.
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RAYMOND y. made u.c running fer mil"
eighth and collapsed Ma 10th H. uicn shot ont Il III"
bunch and IN COMMON can't BY two lengths l. T.
wood second head botOc ST. Luxe. who beat Wood IA,
neck in whipping finish. OrtaTinr pulled up Lane
Iitc Jr. and Niagara DID mol ia
Muuas- Macbeth II. sra. at s33 IS. place sli 30
Ec.i.vo,d pace siU 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-10

@. v. Hsnk.ns's b. g. Macbeth II. ~ Mac.
dur-APn-.. WIS, IA Il. .t',' rlLdvJ 81 81
W. H. Jones' . BE- wood. D. III l1srilj I'll Il
L. L.cyG's ch G. 81 Luke. aged. 10 .
t,afi>0uJ ; So 9-3
Thittcn Brothers b. b. woodc.ait. 3 10
tCurt.s) 81 81
pav!s Halls er. h. Or'namn."j O. -,
fNtLa.gllWO Al c.
W. Lakeland's CHI. c. HaymoAd g.. =. ll5
tIldn..lton, o 81 81
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FIRST RACE SWEEPSTAKES. SIS EACH. 81 %

J. one MILL.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-12-25
OUR PREMIUM LIST!!I
Given for Clubs and Single Sub
SCriberS.
An UNEoUALED ARRAY OF OPPORTUNITIES.

ERE of highest merit give all
ri friends the opportunity obtaining possible Our object in
offering splendid premiums S o ourc
prime First,
nothing things; insisted upon
able to
subscribers the advantage of the lowest possible offers
Wehaye ewdy. There caed aluminium gold
gilt everything in the list is Of a
class exactly
We demanded manufacturers only the latest and
fashionable styles
We something she win and will
send nj the club required and
TO
THE NATIONAL the 81 for
each subscriber, accompany
Write all addresses plainly, full and State
Much trouble saved by emitting the because there post
offices the omitted it difficult to tell
whether Nevada Nebraska Mississippi example
In ordering article
The which be
M
II local Ponce Office the register
letter Money be safely Drafts DO not
send local bank checks Remember than
Enclosed envelope ched fall
Postage drug and while because have
does notr edee
rrE$ The articles mentioned on this page are ONLY
"a portion of premiums. IF you desire a complete
list and III will be to your advantage itsend
postal card asking for it, and it will be you
free of charge.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, Washington, D. c.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-12-25
AN INITIAL DIAMOND RING.

while 81 takes nm expert 10
tell the difference between the
genuine Brazilian diamond aud
the best diamond cut brilliant,
yet many prefer the former.
and will wear no others
To meet this taste We have
procured the initial ring 1g-
ured lH the accompanying cut.
The ring is ~ solid gold, and
the Initial IL set with rs diR-
mgnds on black enamel.
~. .--.-.-.--- - IL !. - - 4 q
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20 be genuine Brazilian stones Of perfect cut ana purs
white color.
THIS rag sells The world retail at not less than
e. 10 $50
We get Il direct from the manufacturer and can sell
IL, postpaid, by registered mail al slG6O.
We can give u premium for club Of 20 subscrib-
erh and 5000 added money.
Your own initial viii be put the ring. The cut
merely shows n sample. Wa will have made 70 YOU
order az the same price.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-12-25

Every household needs silyerwRre. In our grand.
fathers days owing 10 lack Of modern improved machn
cry syerwarC all sterling solid silver and only
the rich could afford A. Now, bv the introduction %
machinery of Yankee Invention, plated has taken
Che place ~ the solid, and Is IN universal use
skin and honesty combined have placed the plated
ware Of Rogers above all Others mud have made tie
famous for tie past 50 years No other brand Is equal TO
II, ana the " Roger" ware is always warranted.
Our readers dc warned against others calling Them
selves Rogers who make inferior quality Of plated
ware with the intent 10 deceive buyers. This stock We
guarantee
We decided IN the matter u silver 20 have nothing but
the best und, Therefore offer only this grade There
Is nothing cheap about II, although by special arrange
ueut We are able 10 put knives forks aud spoons
price lower than they can be bought for anywhere
else.
These spoons shown in the cut made 81 n frame of
the Dcs nickel silver heavily plated with absolutely
pure SILVER by actual weight warranted exceed the
usual extra OF str"dard plate hy 20 per cent.
FB- OUR PRICE: We VII send one dozen OF these
splendid teaspoons, warranted, FREE % anyone who
Will SEND US club Of 30 subscribers viii Fend
dozen 10 any address postpaid for sA25. The retail
prlce Is fully u higher II bought anywhere else.
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FORKS

The forks match the spoons The same warrant IA
given for their character They are also made by RoF
es No cut Is given, because the handle g. lust like thai
shown IN the picture Of the spoon
We viii send one dozen o. these warranted por.-.
FORKS ior club Of 10 subscribers % TIE NATIDSfdT
IRlBl NJ and " added money. This puts them within
TIE reach Of a Or We viii send them POSTPAID 10
address Ia the United States Tor S. rs ~
We have Rn extra discount on these forks ana MS
price D. iuY IS less than you buy them anvWigre
else or but tle over half what any jeWeer VII. ak YOU
for the same grade 80
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JOUR- FLAG
AND
ITS HISTORY"
A BEAUTIFUL HISTORICAL CHART.
Great Reduction in Price.

Great Reduction in Price.
This is an elegant as well as valuable his
torieal production. 1t is a large-sized sheea
Of heavy paper, embellished with brilliantly
cOlOred representations of all the flags used
by the Colonies in the Revolutionary and
prior wars They show how the Star
Spaugled Banner was finally evolved out Of
these There is also on the chart pictures
Of the old Independence Hall in Philadel-
phia, and the residence OF the lady Whs
made the first Star Spangled Banner. In
the center Of the chart is a great white
star, with the words Of the "Star Spanglsd
Banner" printed on it's face. Around it are
pictorial reproductions of the various en-
blems which it was proposed to put on the
flag. The whole is an admirable ornament
for tie Post room, or q parIOr OF sitting
room.
This has heretofore not been sold any
where for less than 80 cents, and those Wha
have paid that for it have pronounced 10
well worth the money.
We will, however, send it to any presents
or future subscriber of THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE, securely packed in strong paste
board tube, for 20 cents. Or we win
give it as premium for tl0O Hel0 subscribers
This is much better opportunity for OBJ
tanning it than anybody has ever offered.
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HE BOOK OF INSTRUCTION

REMEMBER, We ship this magnificent machine
one along with 10. II you already subscriber
extended for year books from the time wOu
OR we will send the machine n premium, Free
"a club q = subscribers for one year ~ 81 each aud
No such chance was ever offered before.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-12-25

For those who wish something more expensive than
shown elsewhere IN brBcues. have choice lot. Illus
trated fun above iu NIy 100 49, 10 and I2a These
brooches solid H-carat gold fronts. IN other words
al the exposed parts solid gold and the stones Of
the very best that be had.
No. i3o Is beauty. with solid gold front and da-
mnud-cut brilliant that IS good % all appearance
Brazilian diamond In fact u the wife % 9 wsll-known
millionaire should apVear with t 10 her throat, every
one who IL would call 30 very fine gem OF extra cut
and fret water. Indeed only diamond cutters test
can prove whether 10 is true gem or an mifatIpD We
tell You e l. the latter, although 70 would be easy
enough % deceive II put the price 3t sl, which
would be about its value II 10 true river stone.
III the two taken 0Ut % their setting and placed
side BY side, only lrweer could tell which 6urth
the H0st HeWiil nd this gem AZ q premium FREE.
postpaid, for club OF yearly subscribers For
sale, With paper for one year, for SS.I3. For sale
alone for Si.'3O.
Is the Cleopatra brooch, the two osps Inter
tTined being OF Roman gold and TIE head o. each set
with genuine garnet IL Is sent Nth the paper FOR
year postpaid for $3.50. For sas alone for = "A ..
Sent ree for clu' II eight yearly subscribers IL Is
elegantly hand-ergrfy"d.
No Ig2 fs n novelty 500 black diamoud-cu. brIiants
nov vsfy fashionable. II solid gold front ant tasty
Ia design. SEN fire Tor club af7x yearly s1I7crihers
For sle with the paper Tor one ear, for slo0. For
SAFE alone Tor Clio.
NO l33 Is adelic1te gold bar engraved tas,efl The
gem IN the center is lustrOus UO1n50De, ist now IN
great favor This brooch sent free for club OF eight
yearly subscribers for sale VIII tbs paper Tor one
year for $3.50. For sale alone, postpaid for SLID.
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THE SILVER TABLESPOONS.

We have secured the tablespoon 70 match the tea
spoons il IL Of the same quality md make and what
ssnid Of the teaspoon applies 20 this
We send dozen q these spoons 20 any address Sc
surrey packed as premium Tor club Of 10 subscribers
and t2,2a added money.
TgF kulg ant a.
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We have decided 70 add 70 oar premium. line OF gold
ehhlut better than has yei appeared u ans publishers
list before ln short. they the very best modern
Shalh han They are NOT gold clear through, but are
MhIfhleN ~ M"hT i1f I'D wears 4 ie tfuh aud
bar slide are solid sold. They ara AlF carat a.
10 maas 90 wear well only enough alloy being pui
90 a. harden thr metal with a view % durability. We
have made arrangements 10 get them very lGR rce
Mnd HlcH cHlus cannot DE- bought retail auFwhe ri
Nhe country at less tau U a. SIS aHIriuU 10 Gle BfFlp
No. - h uniform h5 shown, part ltlF,I 90 tIp cut
Each alternate link BE- broad iat smooth loon willie
Nc other round gold wire luk Eaut fully chased "a
Et te other end. lt is cold postpaid auly so
o. cent t1 nny EhdFss postpaid with this paper f0F unr
Fen 0rta4a. Ipn cents Ceuts extra 80 YOU want A reg
isiere1 Otherwise sent a. purchasers risk. ID not
given o. premium.
No. I@b b novelty Of the same quality a. tie rest
IL la two beads VI which s shown 80 the cut Whiu
slide back and forth toward each other thus Hd asst No
ie length % tie chain % suit the Nearer TIE strands
beiHrfu ine beads being doubled. IhH chain o. cent
postpaid with thr paper f1r year Tor e 18 For sale
postpaid iof AZ VIII oceuls extra 81 istIal0u Ia de-
sircn lilt not o. sven ls premium
No, - sof Ne same quality O. The rest and n 0f
nnipIH long hufNls' iluk shown Do She il -
sent postpaid, o. any adde's with the paper one
year for $50 For sale Tor e. with 20 added II
tegis'ret0u D. desired. It D. not given premium
No. l-s BE- another Etsie. same quality. sent with
Nlth 10 ceuW extra II registered y Il 40. given
premium.
No - is heavy double strand eurl. chaIn with
4ide Same quality the rest sent with abe usuer
for one year fore For sale pusDHin any add reese
ioI fa.ib. iilf I1t given ~ premium
1l'sn ere Bargains that Il would pay country itWsleu
"a eEnulue.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-12-25

Three Style ~ lRdief chnins shown for Heles-
Weu They heavy rolled gold with solid tina and
eGOas bars sLd iH tle --latest fathlon.
no al it double strand OF beads wit pendant for
mhhrm hHd slide lu which % SEA ruby,
No 40 "A tho same length but OF short square limb
PAilef Pee hiiec De- agt viii three stones two rub6G
Will sapphire hetWfen fhem 10 "a very stylish.
no III o. o. Roman gold twisted wire paern the slide
NpH hnu cross bar OF polished gold IL is very elegant
Any one 0f these splendid chains Will ba cent e any
RddresE postpaid N4tt, or elfs ordered With walah
Bent free premium nor a oak Gf tRn UuhaUFfberH