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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-23

pauie" su iagen. l1nb nit mel6er
Snnigteit bdnst Der SsIdnber in feis
ner meerumraui1ten giniamfeit an
ieinem 9eim! Sb feline 9iitte aud
nod 10 drmlida, Oh au6 6unger uno
Notb bdufige @dite in berielben limb,
iie 1T benno6 bic 9alle, bic iein 2iebz
ites unb 9beuerites auf grben. iein
Weib unb feline ainber, birgt; rnb ipos
bin bas S6idfal i'm aud perf6lagen
mag, tets benft er nit Mebmutb unb
Sebniu6t, nit bersebrenbeat 9eimpeb
an iein 9eim, ieine 9eimatb auf Der
rauben, bulfanii6en Snfel auriid, auf
Der feline 0orfabren Dor mebr als taus
ienb Sabren ii6 nieberlieben.
9Benn tbeure Greunbe ober Mnse>
b6rige bon ,binnen f6eiben, 10 iast
Der Deutf6e: Sic linb beimgegangem."
@elhe Siefe bes @efiibls unb @emiitbs
Iiegt in bieiem Musbruf! sic baben
bic irbif6e 9eimatb nit Der etpisen
bertaufft; ibr 9eim ift fortan nidt
mebr bier, fonbern broben; an unierei1t
beimiiden 9eerbe 1T cine Glide ent=
ftanben, bic Ni6ts ausSufiilen permaf.
"They are gone home' fagt int glei=
den Slime Der gnsldnber. "le gin
go hem" Der Sblpebe, "de ginye
hiem" Der Ddne. Iermag Der Sran=
aoie, permag Der Staliener uber 5pa=
nier ben 8eeriff bes Dabini6eibens
aus benz 2eben 10 bo9poetild, 10 tief
gum 9eraen fpre6enb ausanbriidens
llniere neueren beuti6en @6riftitels
Ter werben ii6 Elm sroBes 8erbienit err
nerben, penn iie bur6 ausf6lieBli9en
@ebraud bOH ,beim" 6ieie ur6eutz
iden, tiefinnerli6em 9lusbrudsweiien
mieber su Gbren unb bic iebt bafiir
gebrdu6li6en unf90nen, fran50ielns
ben Wenbungen oerbrdngen beIfen
nollten. Damn tpiirbe aud bic Srage,
Oh lid sebe na9 Sauie" ober ui6 sebe
su 0auie" ri6tiger iei, gesenitanbslos
merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-23
NadJ 9arie unh Su 9auie.
Don KdrI Gheo6or Gben.

rNtnn bat eS seipib oft tabeln boren,
gu iagen: so gebe gu 9auie." Sn
Der unterbaltungs Spra6e, au6 in
8iidern finbet man freili9 biefe Wens
bung oft genug unb baS Bolt tennt
nur bieie NuSbrufsmeile. Qlber in Der
Shule iagt Der 2ebrer-apobiftii6 mie
Naes, mas Der 2ebrer fagt - ,,@s iit
falf1 au fagen: i6 gebe su 9aufe;
mer feinen rotben Stri6 in feinem Nufs
fabbu9e baben Mil, Der fdreibe fir
BERLIN: sd gebe II na6 Saufe."
gln biele sinleitenben 8emertungen
eines 4rtifels ron Curt 3ipfa, nShrifts
Sprade unb Waunbart" betitelt, ans
triipfenb, iei eS gefattet, iiber bic CRANE
matifd ridtige 4nmenbung Der beiben
obigen Nusbrudsipeiien, foipie iiber
beren Ser ftigung in ber beutf6eu
Sp-a9e iiberbaupt einige getra9tuns
gen anSuftenen.
Sur9aus llnredt bat Der 0erfafer
6eS an3eaogenen 9lrtifeIs, ipenn er in
geare auf bic pbraie: sd aebe J II
0aufe" bemertt: ,,Das 0olf fennt
nur biefe ausbrudsmeife." Inter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-23
Gin asittel sesem bic esolera.

Man bat feline llriade. fid Dor Der
Gbolera 81 flf6ten tpenn man ii9
gbamberlains DeiImittel gegen &olif,
Diarrboe unb gbolera beridaffen fam.
gs ipiro in tpenigen Wfinuten @rlei6s
teruns perfdaffen unb in fur3er 3eit
b6aiee Seilung beipirfem. Sd babe
mid burd ben 0erfu9 babon iibers
aeust. %. $. Clinton, 9elmetta,
q. S.-Man slaubte erit, 6aB bic gpis
bemie in 6elmetta uirflife aliatif6e
GboIera iei, aber man iiberaeugte ii9
na6ber bur9 eenaue lluterfu9ungen
babon, bab man eS nit elmer duBerlt
beftisen Gorm bon Opienterie 3u tbun
bate, bic fait eben 10 gefdbrlid lit,
tpie bic @bolera. Oies Wtittel purbe
bierbei nit sroBen grfolgen anses
ipanbt. gu baben In San Nntonio
in ben Mpotbefen BON s. &alteper &
Son, Doubling & Gloob. s. 8. Sod,
u. DreiB, s.. 6du6arbt, &. Goben &
Co., s. 3. 9arriion unb 9alteper &
S1uharb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-23

gen gu perbun3en, 1T amar um n'6ts
beher, ldBt ii6 aber brr6 ben tdgIihen
8erfebr nit Nmeritanern en9lilfer
3nnse peuisiiens einisermaben ent=
f6ulbigen.
So1 nift nur Don eiaer Glutb franz
56Iifber g10rter purbe bic beutihe
Spra6e i'm II. unb Is. Sabrbunz
bert uberIdmemmt; man iibertrmg
fOsar cine Mense frans0fii6er pbras
len unb 9luSbrudslpei!en iu6rts
lid in's Oeuti6e. 0iele berlelben
baben i'm 2aufe ber 3eit bas 8iirgerz
re6t erbalten, gum tbeiltpeiien ober
gdnsli6en alusi6luB Der uripriimsli=
den beutf6en Wenbungen. go muBs
ten benn aud bic berrli9en, fernbeut.
16en MuSbrudSneiien II bei m" unb
rbabeim" ben in's Deutf9e iiber>
trasenen @aaieismem rsu 0aule1 unb
nna6 9aufe" mei6en unb baben fih
nur 1T getpihen 8pltsf6i6ten ein3els
ner beuti6er 8aue erbalten. ytur
ipenn ber f9mdbii6er Bauer fi9 ,fein"
ausoriiden mill. iagt er: ,@uni6e
tDobl nod Saui' gu fommen!" Sm
8erfebr nit ieineselei1en bdIt er nod
feif OH ieinent rbeim" unb rbabeim"
Sie gegriffe $ i'm unb Seim a +
linb ben romaniiben 86Ifern, unb fos
nit aud ibren Spraden, p6uig fremb.
Ser Sran5oie bat tpie aud Der sStaz
liener unb Spanieg, fein 0eim, er bat
nur elm Saus. So6 melte Siefe unb
Giille BON @emiitb, tpel6' unausipreds
li6e @efiiblsinni9feit birst bas @ort
p9eim- in I'D! Sas v0aus" 1T nur
bic Shale, bic 0iiile belien, iuas bas
uSeim" ausmadt. 2eBteres ift MIR ben
@ermanen eigen, unb BON 1dmmtli1en
germaniiden Spra6en 1T bic boaam=
oii6e bic ein3ige, mel6er 8egrilf unb
Wort abbanben gefommen linb. Oas
boIdn6ii9e Wort heem lit p0llig pers
altet unb ni6t mebr i'm @ebrau9e !;
feline Stelle bat huis eingenommen,
uie au6 Der pblegmatii6e, fiible Mpns
beer feit Sabrbunberten ni1t nlebr elk
gaa heem", ionbern tx gaa naar
huis" iagt. lltit ipel6em Stols unb
SelbitbewubiIein fpri9t bagegen Der
@ngldnber unb 9lmeritaner bon feis
mem home! Sieies ilt ibm Der sSnbez
sriff bes @belfen unb 8eiten, pas es
auf @rben giebt unb tpeber burd) bas
fran30fiffe maison, nod bur6 bas
italicni'6e unb ipaniiGe casa aud
nur entfernt ausgebriidt perben fann.
ytie bat iid Der Gngldnber baSu err
niebrigt, che is at house" pber she
is going to house" itatt che is at
home" unb she is going home" 3lt
lagen; she is in the house, 'aber be-
beutet lebiglid: rer 1T I'M pauie", b.
b. niUt i'm 6reien.
Song ebenio bat lid Der gegrih
pSeim" i'm ftanoinauiffen Norben
ungetriibt in ieiner urIpriiugIihen
&einbeit erbalten. Ser SGueoe liebl
lfein hem, Der Edne iein hjem 10 lei
oenidaftlid nie Der gngldnber lin
home. unb meber benz @inem nod BEN
4nberen tpiirbe es ie einfallen. rid
sebe aa6 9aufe" ober ner 1T gu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-23

DaDino. Dtn6t Gid ni1t f.ir1tell!
Ger 6err 8ogt lit elm lieber un6 gutter
Wtanil Reoe nur friid uesl"
SD mill - etipaS = brti1gen -"
ltotterte oas Mtdbhet.
r3ringen Dem Gloiter? 6erein
bamit!" Gin @riff bes 1errn 96luttes
mann, unS @ittli itano i'm 3immer bes
SOstes. Sie mollte nod einen bilfelns
henoen gliof 81 DaDmo Suriidwerfeu,
aber butter ibr mar f6om bic Gbiir gee
i6loGen. tSheu blidte iie Inn ii6 ber.
Sin GROCER Gaunl NIT boben S6rans
fen an alien Wanben. Smil6en ben
beiben Senltern Elm Bilo: Der beilige
@eors, Der Ben Dra6en erltiht. Sn
ser Wtitte Elm Gid nit 2ebultiibicn.
Sn fold einen Stubl bate Serr
Sdluttemann ii6 seporfen nno bielt
nun bic Sdnoe perldlunsen nno Die
Seine seitredt.
,sllo! BaS briagt lnan?"
@ittli ndberte fid sogerno, nabln ben
Dedel BON ibrem SOrblein nnb 6ielt es
benz Glolterposte bin.
5err Sbluttemanu 9udte bireia uno
rollte Die 9lnsen, baB man Smeirlal bas
@eiBe ia1. Gr bate in bent a0rblein
gum itlinoeitell eiit Dusenb frilher @ier
pernutbet ober einen Wallen Butter.
Dummies .3eug!" i6nal3te er @ittli
au, oaB iie erl6rotfen ;ulanineilfubr
uno id)ier oaS aorblein fallen lieb.
,Mas ioll benn bas? goll if) mir bas
@ras nielleiht auf ben Out itedcn q
Stills 9tilgen iuurben feud)t, unb
nit letter, faun nodl pernebmli1er
Stinme ieSte iie: .Miorsei lit Gbars
Ireitag
rDas lpeiB i'd! Sber giaubt man,
i6 femme oeu aalenber lliht ?"
rllno Oas lino S9neerolen. Sd lelbit
babe lie 9ernntergebolt bon Sen S6neez
6alSen in Ser Jt0tb' = unS = lie 9ee
b0rcn fir cas- beilise @rab unieres liebeu
0errn."
9crr Sdluttemann odmpits ieine
Gntriiltun9. so? 60? Gas lit
l10n, baS lit driitli6!" brumnlte er.
rStell' oas S0rblein nur auf ben Til6.
SD mill cS Dem 8rnoer Wtebner
f9idem. So! limb jctt @ottes Danf !!
llnS @ott befoblen!"
Gr madte einen be;ei1nenoen @inf
mad Der Ibiir; @ittli abcr riibrte fi6
nidt; ibr @eitdt mar freiSelpeiB nor
slngit, llno nit eincn1 ilebenben Bid
luhte lie 9errn SdluttelnannS slusen.
Der Go9ty lpurbe ltutig; er orebte
Sen &opf auf pie Seite unS fam aui bas
Wtdoden suseaansen, NIT 70 brobenben
Gusen, baB @ittli ibeu eilt paar g9ritte
suriidipid.
rMan mill pielleidt nod etpas :?
Dobo! So merle i9on! Das alio lit
Die 1riltli1e ,6r6mmigfeit Sseb Das
Graut ba mar MIR Elm 8ormanS, nm
bereinSufonlnleu ?"
.giein, nein, 0err Gost -" ltam,
nlelte @ittli nit periasenoer Stimme.
raeine Miberreb' !" fam es Die ert
Dounerfeil inter benz seitraubte.l
Sdnau;bart beraussefabren. ,@as
mill man? Mlo? gSirb'S balo obsr
ntht %
@ittli l6aute nit ansltpollen alnsen
auf, fie tpollte ipreden, aber ebe iie nod
oas erite W0rtlein berausbrabte, fametl
ibr Die biden Tbrdnen, unb bitterlid
l9ludsenb bebefte fie nit beioen 6am,
ben bas @efidDt.
(6ortfetuns foIst).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-23

- Sin ri1tiser Cotton Boom"
berri6te an %. Nooember in 2uling.
Sort tpurben cine 3eit larg 8 Gents
fiir bas pfun6 8aummolle be5ablt, Elm
preiS. Der felt siuei Sabren nidt misber
errei1t worben lit.
The Newtown bee., 1892-07-08
Bright,s Disease Cured.

Mir c. E. Bartholomew, Kalkaska, Mich., writes: "I am as certain as I now live that Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, made at Rondout, N. Y., saved my life when I was victim of Bright's disease" If you are suffer ing from Bright's disease, diabetes, or any urinary trouble you should use this great and only positive cure.
The Newtown bee., 1892-07-08

The mother ot the IA years and two days old bride will tell Jennie Gray and the many read CTS of the BEE what she is thinking Of. She thinks that it is far better that her child is married to a respectable young man of 24 years ot steady habits and irreproachable character, good tradeSman and man of property than that she should hang around for 10 or 15 years with a train of followers, as is common in all our country towns tor young girls ot our county towns would become wives and mothers, as they are designed by Nature, instead of playing fast and loose with young or married men, as they are allowed to-, there would be far less disgraced homes and broken lives than there is today. In factthe mother of the IA years and two days old bride thinks Jenny Gray one of the many that strain at g1at but swallow the camel very easy [The mother of the 14 years and two days old hrida
The Newtown bee., 1892-07-08

Lightning has burned another Housa- tonic station, that at Stockbridge, last week Thursday.
The Newtown bee., 1892-07-08

The statement of the Building and Loan As sociation of Dakota in another column is worthy attention. James c. Johnson, ,Stepney Depot, is general agent and that a man of shrewdness takes hold of it speaks well for it's merit.
The Newtown bee., 1892-07-08
Snac;rnan casos

: s. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was troub, led with neuralgia and rheumatism, his ed to alarming degree, appetite fell away and he was terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three bottles of Electric bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H., had a running sore on his leg of eight years standing. Used three bottles Of Elec- tric bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's ar- mica salve, and his leg is sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large fever sores on his leg; doctors said he was incura-
 ble. One bottle Electric bitters and one box
 BuckIen's arnica salve cured him entirely. Sold at E. F. Hawley,s drug store.
The Newtown bee., 1892-07-08

J. H. Weaver is at his Mt. Pleasant home for the Summer, to which he is ad- ding porch and making other improve ments.
The Newtown bee., 1892-07-08
PLEASE EXCUSE

Us for preaching over the same sermon so many times of late. We do not do it because we think the sermon good enough to warrant It, but because we are too everlasting busy to write new ones, All we can spare time to say now is that everything is booming at Hawleyville. We are shipping furniture to all parts of the country. Orders and purchasers are coming in thicker and faster every day. The star spangled banner and the streamers floating over our building are supposed to inform the travelling public that we are on deck and ready for business but if the rush continues much longer we fear we may feel compelled to hoist a white flag and ask for ces- sation of hostilities for 30 days until we can recuperate aud prepare for fresh onslaught. In our basement. we have just put in machinery for picking up hair. Send along your old mat tresses and have them made as good as new. A first class upholsterer will do the work.
 fresh installment of refrigerators just ln. Buy one quick before they all get frostbitten1o .
 Funny. but we just happened to think of 1t, that in all our advertising since we have start ed the furniture business at Hawieyvllie we nave never quoted price on single articles ana yet we have been having tremendous and untnougnt of sales. What tender hearted things people ares anyhow. Everybody said Baker was fooi ana he'd bust" if he started the furniture business at Hawleyville, and so the balance of mankind e~~~~~ -
 goods, pay his high pricas, go home satisfied and send all the neighbers next day, just because they love him so and want to boost him along Tn the world; beats all. We have lots of people with hearts so tender they will melt early and often at low prices, but when you can gather Tn class like ours that will melt at high prices yeu have got the ''salt of earth right in your grip. We should probably die early of msrtifica- tion and chagrin if our rush of custom had been caused by advertising goods as some do at half price or less than cost, and we know the people come simply to gre dily snatch cur hard earn ed dollars at half value. Our customers are the best customers in the world. We love them and they love us. Dollars has nothing to do with it. We just sold (only about an hour ago) prominent Waterbury man fine book case. He says: If that mark is the price of that book case I'll take it." and he counted the money right out. Twas case of love at first sight. We have lots of such cases every day. They doubtless think the prices are awfully high. but they don't ask us to take any less for fear might feel hurt about It., The preachers are all wrong when they tell us that peoplei in general are born hampered with an immense supply of natural cussedness, bred in the bone. -
The Newtown bee., 1892-07-08

Misses Alma and Nellie Norburgh and MT Keegan of Brooklyn are at E. l.. Johnson's.
The Newtown bee., 1892-07-08
c0PTRiChT tSSc

4 prompt return of your money, if you get neither benefit nor cure. Risky terms for the doctor, but safe and sure for the patient. Everything to gain, noth- ing to lose. There's just one medi- cine of its class that's sold on these conditions-just one that could be- Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis covery. It's peculiar way to sell it-but it's 8 pecayiar medicine. It's the guaranteed remedy for all Blood, Skin and Scalp Diseases, from a common blotch or eruption to the worst Scrofula. It cleanses, purifes and enriches the blood, and cures Salt rheum, Tetter, Eczema, Erysipelas, and all manner of blood taints, from whatever cause. It costs you nothing if it doesn't help you. The only question is, whether you want to be helped. -:
 "Golden Medical Discovery" is the cheapest blood purifier sold, through druggists, because you only pay for the good you get.
 Can you ask more :? The Discovery" acts equally well oN the yeor round. Made by the. Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, at 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Newtown bee., 1892-07-08

Prof P. E. Cliff went to his Boston home, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1892-07-08
BuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises sores. u1cers salt rheuul, fever sores, letter, chapped eands, chilblains, corns. and all kin 1 eruptions and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give per feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25c per box. For sale by E. F. Hawley.
The Newtown bee., 1892-07-08

Charles c. Peck has rented his slightly home for August to John c. North and F. B. Tillou of New Haven, who will oc- cupy it with their families.
The Newtown bee., 1892-07-08
BRIDGEWATER.

Beecham's pills are faithful friends.
The National tribune., 1892-04-28

KENT. o., Feb. 4. issa
TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE: received the HxsaA
and chain In good order, and I am very asasA
pleased with them.
Yours truly, Moses OwE.
CRETE NEE, Feb g. 1854
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The watch and ebsfa
arrived al o. K, and am very much pleased VIA
them. Yours truly, a. BIseAMAn.
HUSTIEGBURG ND Feb o. 1854
The NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The Elgin watch kss
been received, and / am very much pleased va
10. Will send you more orders in short time
Yours truly, A BAzsA
CREsCo Iowa March Is Is9a
NATIONAL TRIBUNE: 1 received the DickssA
Works ALI o. K. Think they very cheap 10. bAA
money. Yours. with thanks. P. J. MoCUILos.
CLARINDA, Iowa, April o. iaA
DEAR SIRs: You ask how like the prenis.a
sewing machine bought of you. 1t is giving -
best of satisfaction. Am highly pleased with ID.
Respectfully, ]. p. BRowH.
Mr. CHESTNUT. Pa. April g. 1899.
EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The preuiuN
sewing-maehins is all that could be desired. Nj
wife says she would not have a man unless he had
one of The NATIONAL TRIBUNE sewing msehineA
Yours, r d. CAMPBELL
WARREN Pa, April g. 1897.
EDITOR; The premium sewing machine which
I bought of you Is daisy" We think II equsS
to the White Domestic or Davis in fact, second .
mono. Very truly, LEWIS WEKoEy.
MMLERsBUR6, Iowa, Feb. 90 1891
NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The watch came all rlghA
and am very much pleased with 1t; would have
to pay more for 1t Al the store.
Yours truly, ABE WILSON,
WINNEBAao CITY, MINI, Feb Y. ls92
DEAR SIR: Tho watch ordered from you Gang
all right. 1t is perfect time keeper, ana ToulA
not take for it double what 1t cost me-
JOHN n. MILLER
BOONE, Iowa, Feb. 9, 1879
NATIONAL, TRIBUNE: / received the watch "
right and am very much pleased with It. ThiaA
1t very cheap for the money.
y. w. BUCKwALTKE
The National tribune., 1892-04-28
WATCHES REDUCED.
An Opportunity for Our Subscribers
to Take Advantage Of
Cut Prices.

The Elgin and Waltham Companies have
announced this week IN important reduction
in their most popular grades of Ladies
Watches. This will be the first announce
ment of the fact which thousands of jewelers.
in the country will receive. Many of them
will not be very prompt in announcing the
reduction, on account of its bearing upon
stock they are carrying. We take the first
opportunity to inform our subscribers OF
the fact, and to give them chance to buy
watches under il. In our opinion this re-
duction cannot be permanent. and should
the manufacturers again put the price back
we must, of necessity, follow suit. We
therefore advise prompt action, as we must
reserve the right 10 withdraw the offers at
any time without previous notice. We be.
lieve, in point of fact, that rock bottom"
so to speak, has been more than reached In
these standard goods.
The National tribune., 1892-04-28
watch will think as highly of ii a. We do
and be just as proud of it, too.
POINTS TO REMEMBER,

The NATIONAL TRIBUNE is one Of the
largest dealers in Waltham and Elgin
Watches 1t sells only the Latest and Best
Watches made by these famous companies.
This offer is primarily for the benefit OF
veterans, and we wish to have them make
all the money they can by selling these
Watches.
Waltham and Elgin Watches are unques-
tionaby the best in the world, and we
guarantee satisfaction in every case.
No Watches sent c. o. d. No samples
sent out. Always mention number OF our
offer, and state whether You wish Watham
or an Elgin. If you are not already sub
scriber, send 81 in addition to the purchase
price of the Watch desired. All the Watches
we offer are stem winders and settlers
The National tribune., 1892-04-28
PERFECT COIL-SPRING
BUGGY.

The Murray Manufacturing Company has
expended much time and thought to have
the most perfect buggy for the least money
on the market.
With the Murray Coil Spring, which
can be adjusted 80 as to carry any number
of persons with ease and comfort, rocking
motion, noise and wear are reduced to a
minimum. The body of this buggy is either
piano-box or corning as desired.
The top has best leather quarters, with
finest rubber drift center. The cushions
and back are elegant English broadcloth
or leather, as preferred. Running-gear is
painted to order. Tracks Sc or 81 inches.
Usual price 1920. To THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE subscribers only, S54.
Should the coil spring not be wanted, any
other will be given-Brewster, Timpkins, or
end spring-at the same price.
The National tribune., 1892-04-28
OTHER GOODS AT SPECIAL
DISCOUNT.

By special arrangement with the manu-.
facturer we are able to make the following
proposition, solely for the benefit of oul
own subscribers and open to none Others
If You want anything in the way of wheel
vehicles or harness. send to the Wilbur II.
Murray Mfg. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, for 0ns
of their illustrated catalogues.
Tear out the leaf containing the article
you want, send it to US and we will certify
that you are a subscriber of THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE and return it to you. Forward il
to Murray when you order, and he will
make you special discount, by which you
will save enough on your bill of goods to
pay for THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE for several
years. =
We do this to demonstrate the advantage
Of being on our subscription list -
The National tribune., 1892-04-28
Special Offer No. Ii, Ladies' Size

A handsomely engraved solid gold case,
warranted to be AK. gold, U. S. Assay. We
use no foreign movements in this watch, but
all are either Elgin or Waltham, according
to the wish of the purchaser. The works
are completely jeweled according to the
latest principles, by which the best results
are achieved. This watch represents the
triumph of modern expert workmanship.
Each watch is stem winder and setter and
contains compensation balance, patent safety
pinion, and tempered hair-spring. We will
send this elegant time-piece to any sub
scriber, delivery guaranteed and prepald, Tor
only $4,000
The National tribune., 1892-04-28
Gold Watch, SIG. rs.
No. 3Ol,

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE MODEL WATCH.
This is a watch suitable for father or
son. We call it "THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
Model Watch" because as patriotic Ameri
cans, we are especially proud of this pro-
duction of American industry. The move
ment Tor works) is made according to the
celebrated Waltham Riverside model. The
case is gem of the jewelers. art, being a
gold-filled case, with two heavy sheets of
AK gold, making case that is for all pur-
poses as good as solid gold, and warranted
for 30 years.
Price, to our subscribers, $i6.75, and they
can have either Open Face or Hunting Case
We feel confident that all who buy this
The National tribune., 1892-04-28
KaI'ham or E'gln, $3.50.
Offer No. 81.

A men's-size Waltham or Elgin Watch,
containing seven jewels, compensation bal
ance and safety pinion, stem winding and
setting apparatus, and all the. latest i'm
provements. The case is sold nickel-silver,
open face, AMI the crystal is made of plate
glass so heavy az to withstand any strain.
The usual price of this Watch is $3.50 to
$3.50. We send it to subscribers by regis
tered mail for .. ... 20 5O
The National tribune., 1892-04-28
WHY BETTER THAN OTHERS.
THE COMPLETE OUTFIT.

supplied following
needless bobbn
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NEM MEXICO.

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MAINE.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
VERMONT.

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TENNESSEE,

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