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Bold Hold Tn at Ogden

The Post; Last night about O'Clock
a German who IL employed 40 Tho meat
market corner OF Twenty.third street
and Washington avenue, was held up
by iootpsds. He WINS going to his
tozio and when lie reached the South
east corner Of the Tabernacle square
he was halted by four mon and ordered
by them 10 throw up hia hands.
The robbers searched him carefully
but miled to find any money 10 reward
them Tor their crime. After com.
pletiug the search he was ordered to
move on.
The German dld not need second
order TO move on md Immediately
hastoned down town tD notify the
officers. Patrol Silvey and Deputy
Sheriff Lampert were notified and nc
once began n search for the fellows,
but were unable 10 get any clue 10
them.
The footpads did not IN any manner
injure the German. II was too daik
for him TO gain any description OF
them.
While the officers were Fastening to
the scene OF the robbery they heard
the sound OF breaking glass at the
butcher shop whore the German works.
suspucling Iobbers they al once invos.
tigatod. rfey found that drunken
man had fallen through one Of the
front winuOws, and was 100 intoxicated
10 do any other harm.
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Probate Court

The following orders We're made by
Judge BATtoh this morning:
Estate Of Cornelius Green, deceased.
Hearing ON petition FOR family allow.
ance came ON without notice. Chris
tan Green sworn and examined.
order made Tor family allowance Of
sl.5 per month from February let,
1899.
Estate OF George w. Quinn, do.
censed. Hearing on order to cite al.
ministratrix TO account came on regu.
larly. Case submitted and admins.
tratrlx ordered to close eslate Ms coon D.
possible.
Eetn,e OF Hiram IL. Eldridge, de-
ceased. Hearing ON petition lor sale
OF feale estate came on ia per continue
anoe. A, ). Kendall administrator,
sworn and examined. Order TO sell at
private sale made, and administrator
ordered 10 file u bond Tor the same Ia
the sum OF $4,000.
Estate OF Mary Ann Proctor, de.
ceased. Hearing on petition Tor sale OF
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Articles Of !neornoratlon.

The McFsrlano Drug aud Mauuiac.
turing company filed ariiclcs Of lucor.
poration with the county clerk today.
The object Of tho corporation is tho
carrying on Of mercantile business,
the manufacture, buying and selling
Of drugs, chemicals and medicines.
The principal place OF business viii he
Salt Lake City, aud the life OF the
company 10 piaood at fifty years, unless
sooner dissolved according 70 law. Tho
capital stock ia $4,000, divided into
10000 shares OF the par value OF 81 each.
The iucorporatoTs are asiollows: Chris.
tian Treider, BORE Is. Schroeder, Kar.
ter Tote, Edward j. Dimmlck anu
Arthur NJ. McFaflane, holding one
share each. Christian Treider ia pres.
ident, BORE Il. Schroeder yloe.presl.
dent, Edward j. Dimmick secretary,
and karter roite treasurer.
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o. w. Powers, yclept the "boss. =,
has laid aside The red rosetud and
taken up the white; that is he has
dropped Democracy AMI resufped his
relations with mis- more proltable love
Liberalism
The amount o. work which Hon.
Frank J. Cannon Is doing fof the Re.
publican party so this campaign il
something pr0digious. lie seldom
speaks less than twice In day aud
some days iuur timea, travelling over
considerable territory nvanwhile.
Tie Republican Ially aud raiifcs.
tlon nUxt Tuesday will be the gre 70, Il
Political event that has ever taken
place In Ogden. The Republican eau.
dldate for Delegate IN Congress, Hon.
Flank j. Cannon, will be- present, and
gentlemen OF national reputation will
deliver addresses. Weber county VIII
be out In full force. So says the Stand
ard.
The Hcfdld hns nn interview with
Judge Henuerson, in which he po.i.
lively declines the nomination for
DELEGATE 10 Congress, but says he will
work for whoever fuceivcs 10. Ina a
causual interview with him yesterday,
\ NEWS representative understood the
Judge 70 be less emphatic, NJ not desir-
ing The position but not immu vably
against taking 1t n offered.
The train bearing tho "untorrincd"
TO the number Of rome hundreds rolled
mRjosticelly out u the Union Pacific
yaris this morning according 81 pre-.
vious announcement rle train con-.
taining the northern delegations came
In an hOur or ~ later, AMI Hitrt brief
sQjourn those delegates went on 90 Join
their political brctnrnn ut the Danlp-
cratic Mecca to which many Dyes are
turned al this particular tine Provo.
The delegates from this city mainly
wore busters ana badges with n liberal
-prlnklins Of Cleveland hats, aud mate
quite a Snowy appearance altogether.
Fred j. Kiesel, Esq, Of Ogden, OF
the firm oi kitsel d Co., ont OF the
prominent names mentioned In CON.
noction with tho Literal nomination
for Delegate 10 Congrcs- and himself a
Democrat, givoo the following reply to
question by Hon. Frank j. Cannon.
Tie Republicans are placing II where
IL viii do them the most good:
Frank Cannon, Esq:
Dear Slf-Inrespouset to your Inquiry
We nnd upon investigation that i'm.
modiately with the ADVENT VI the Bohi
sugar In the market, California rein.
erica dropped the price OF their product
. cents per pound, amounting u 500 80
per car load OF 20 900 pounds. Aesum.
Ing, therefore, that the consumption II
sugar la Utah from Nov. lft, 'Dl to
March LIST, '92, amounted TO 200 cur
loads, which Ia nearly correct, II will
be seen that the Territory gained sew
eral hundred dollars beyond the
amount paid the Lchi refinery for "A
bounty. Yours truly,
FRED. J. kiEsEL a Co.
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DR.. Talmnge Was MisquOted.

In your issue OF yesterday, your ~.
porter gives me credit Tor saying ~.
gnrding the Salt Lake;
"rhe fear that scientists have ex.
pressed that fish will not live In the
lake II entirely grounlless. OF course
they would necessarily have to be In.
troduced gradually, but that can be
successfully done. They can DO ~.
climgted by degrees. There Is sufficient
animal life Ia the lake TO sustain ali
the fish II win hold.n
Some OF the statements made above
am sure | did not make. Whist |
said WAS, that the fear often expressed
that even II tlsh could be adapted ~
home In the Salt Lake they
would die for want OF food, /
considered entirely groundlcss, for
the lake now contains sufficient
animal life 10 sustain all the flsh IL
could hold. think II would be q very
IRISH statement to declare, in the NO.
sence Of all experiment, that hsh
could certainly live IN 40 concentrated
n brine ~ the water OF the lake h..
BY giving space 10 this brief c0rr,c.
tion you viii greatly Oblige,
Yours very truly
j. h. TALAiAuE.
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SHOE = DEPARTMENT.
Don't Miss tho Bargains I'm this De-
partment. Tho BEST returns Tor
your money. That Is
What Counts.

Ladies' EuRlish aud French Dlngnla
Button Shoes, for 81, 50, wo.ih *. 90
Ladies' Fine Dureo KID Button. Pat.
ent Leather TIP, for $500, worth
$3.50
Our Latest Styles from ne Best Man.
uiacturcfs in nli Sizes aui Widths,
reduced nom 1851, $500, $3.50,
500, to $3.50, SiOO, 81 80, s5.OO
Oxford Ties, 4. G, BUTTS Manufacture,
all Styles, Sizes aud Widths. Cut
from $3.50 and s4,O0 tO $500 aud
s2.75 We make these cuts 10
close Lot.
Misses School Shoes, In D5ngOla aud
Pebble Goat, si2s-, 10 2, cut from
Sl85, $500, $500, $500, to Sl.0O,
sl.25, Sl,iO, $500
Youths' and Boys School Shoes In
Pebble Goat and Calf cut FROM
$500, s2.95, 10 sl.g5. sl.85. II to-;
cut from $500, $40, $500, to SI.05,
sl.75, S2.25, . 10 3.
Chlliton's School Shoes IA pobble
Goat, sizes 5 to II, for sl.O0, worth
SLID.
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ONE MASS OF SCALES
Aniicted Years by Dreadful skin aud
blood Disease. with Intense
Pain and Loss oi Hair.
All other Remedies Fail Relieved Ia.
stautiy aud cured 10 -FOUR Weeks
by the Cuiicurh Remedies

have a few wurfs in sfy regarding the Cuft
ruuA itFMEnILs JhcY have cured noe ia Tour
Nrrks' timu from ~ ska and Hood Disease
which . hnd for over three year,. Atcrriam
times my sam would hr tnfv sore and hiWaYa
la cold weather ms face wac one macs ~ alns.
When ln She cold Az ihr pHIu uuH intense. 4
would almost hunE tear 'u my eyes, suu ug
blood asn being lu y poor cnuiit Hl. with % loss
OF hair. have tired every auutyH romcdy that
was recommended tn Wr, uut wac OF nH fsa.
and gave iue very littic h1uUEL $50. hearing OF
yautt urtCuHN HNNhuiEs. ! concluded tn rIvo
ihcm % ttaL rhr hrit application lave 1'n.n.t
instant relief 10 Few wects' tuie fouud ng
fclf rurcd. nau { am thaustui or what thsg
have done Tor ihc, your trtcurA HENunms
arc a blessing o. thotr whuiuar ulyc Inc on.
ua.tuuitv Co aso thom. D can ret1mmnnt thgm
10 any one. EDMUND kFWAs.
g7Nit. Union Ave- rbir4,e in
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claims for Indian penredntinns.

Mir. George w. Morgan, special as.
slstant Attorney G.Aeral sent out here
he the government from Washington,
ID. g., TO Investigate Indian deprcds.
tions, is In the city. Residents Of tho
country who have any such cases filed
at the court u claims In Washington,
will do well during their visit 10 the
the city to see him and arrange Tor
taking their testimony. He makes his
headquarters with Justice Gustave
krocger, over Godbe's Drug store
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Amusement Notes.

The Theatre wns filled TO the ceiling
aBaiu last might at tho second pressn.
talion Of the "Enslgn," and the large
audience gave unmistnkable evidence
OF appreciation otthe performance. The
piece Is a spectacular drama In which
quite elaborate-and In the main cor.
rect-naval scenes are introduced.
But apart from this feature, Il
IL one that can De recommended for
the patriotism aud kindred virtues IL
teaches. II presents charactors worthy
OF Imitation ana II is amuslng as well
IA instructive.
The company IL strong one and the
various parts ure well rendered. 10.
night closes tho engagement.
"McFEE or DumIN,"
tho piece announced for Thursday,
trway and Saturday nj the Theatre, ~
onSsnid TO DO full OF gObd humor Init
Mr. Kelly ouRcts the roll Of Roger
O'Mara, n nobleman's valet who takes
advantage OF his masturis absence To
step into his shoes. The complications
ensuing on the appearance OF the real
Lord McFee are many amt curious.
"rnE ooNvIcT's REvENaE,"
is the ,ille Of the drama which viii bo
presented 1T tho Theatre on Monday
next II ieR Danish piece aud will be-
played by The scandinavian Dramatic
Club.
WONDERLAND.
Several new anu interesting features
are announced for the week CONN. ms.
ing tomorrow, among which are u joq
circus and IN Illusion entitled Loijs
Wife. There Will undoubtedly be-
crowded housrs the coming week.
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CrLicura Eemediea

Encci faiy more great curve oi humors and
diarases u the skin, scalp and blood than all
other remedies commncd. DtuHrrA the great
skin cure. aud CuTicuuA soar. au eNuuisite
stln Further and uututihrr, externally. urd
ttUtrNA lihantFENr, The new Hood Pur. Der
nnd Efcatr1f uf ilumor femUfcH. Internally,
cure every species Ot itching, burning. rralv,
plmply. and hlotc1y aiseatce Of iur tkiu, scalp,
sud blood from infancy 10 hfr, from ulmpira W
scf0fuis, when the host ply siciaus aud liI other
remedies fail
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IN POLITICAL CIRCLES.
What Local Parties aud Parilsans are
Doing.

"Only few Of us lett to look after
the city" salty obsetved George
lhackrah this morning.
u capt. ID. h. Slower, the stalwart
republican Of Stockton, Tooeie county,
va In town today greeting his frlende
anu talking politics on the side.
m. -
me Ogden delegates TO the Provo
convention took with them a huge
Follen eagle mot u $40 piece, but u
SCLel which they Christoaed Grover
a.. an election were held IN this city
To-Day, the Democrats would moi he "i1
,'-the cause being that 50 many OF
,nen are out Of il--the city. In other
SsIe an; having lett they woulu get
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THIS very useful WORK, complied W
Elder George Reynolds, whose famill-
arity with the subject Is a strong guar
snty an to its reliability, In for aale at
the DEsERET NEWS Oiiice, NJ sl.25 ia
piuin cloth or Sl.T5 In cloth gilt. Nv.
cry student of the Book OF Mormon
should have CODY, d&s
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sold everywhere. Price Cuucuut. soc
soar, $50 iirsofynNf, ftoo. Prepared hY ne
loiTgg nRgu AsD CnrNtcAt CORPORATION.
Boston.
a. send for "How to Cure s.ln nitcate.."
~ pHgcs, 20 illustrations luu Testimonials.
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q, - q G ~

Does not allow WONDERFUL
which ceiling
g ADVERTISING CIRCULAR which will be distributed every
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DOMESTIC. DEPARTMENTS.


a. unbleached Sheeting, at i!c I'D
~ l.. l.. Sheetiug, at 40 yd
4.i Bleaohei Sheetlng, at 90 yd
Apron Check Gingham, at 90 I'D
Fast Colored Prints, at 10 yd
Fancy Madras lot Curtains, at IL yds
for gl.uU
Bound Nottingham Curtains, net, at
Toe ~
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IA Turkey Red Table Cloths, zoe each
S.l Turkey fed Tahle Cloths. ut Sge Ga
Sd Extra Quality Turkey Rcd Table
Cloths, az 75r en-
Turkey Rcd Table Linen, at $50 yd
ls-inoh Twiliud Crush, Mt 10 yd
Loom Table Linen, at l5c yd
Extra Fine Quality Cream DamRsk
at 40o yd
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CARPGTS!! CARPETS ! !
Carpet Sale OF Best Goods at cut.
Prices.

Union Ingram, at SOC, 35c, 400, $40
All Wool Ingram, at soc, zoe, 75c
Three Ply, NJ 55c
VclveA, at 900
Moquettes, ut S5c, siO0. $3.50
Tapestries, ut l5c, 65c, soc
Body Brussels, at 90
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Special bargains In
ELAN N ELS

Heavy Twilcj Rcd Tlauuel, at 200 yd
Extra Heavy Al Wool Red Flannel,
at 85c yd
French Flannels, nj Sc sd
Extrn French Flannel, 65c quality, at
ijo yd
Canton Flannel, l0c quality, at 10 yd
Irish Friogr, In Pink only, At loo yd
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Coin Silver RuntingCase
WhlTHAM OR ELGIN WATCH.
Offer No. IO3.-.-,-...s.-s :.

No. 103 is Waltham or Elgin Watch.
The works are made on the celebrated full
plate model, whereby the works are pro-
tected from dust and dirt. They are sur
rounded by a patent dust-band and are
thoroughly jeweled. The balance.wheel is
"cut" SO that it neutralizes all changes in
temperature. and the jewels are Get
directly in the plates. The improved
regulator is so plain that q child can
work it. The pinions are of the very latest
and most improved kind, and the whole
watch is so made as to combine strength
with accuracy. The case (hunting only il
made of solid coin silver 900 fine, and is
strong, handsome and elegant. Such watches
have heretofore cost our price at the factory,
but, by buying direct, we have Cancelled
several exorbitant charges and can offer
this $1S Watch to our subscribers for
Club of 10 subscribers and Sc added money;
or we will sell it, including free delivery,
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WEsrPoRr, CAL. May IL lso1
GENTLEMEN: In acknowledgment Of rscsipa Of
watch No. "a I would say that IL is satizfaotofy u
every respect, and it embraces all the qualities
which go to make up substantial and durable
timepiece. Respectfully, g. A. FluKA
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No. 3O2.

The above cut conveys good Idea OF
one of the great GAR. Watches made
expressly for our subscribers. So many have
called for them that we have at last decided
to sell these elegant Watches at SO low
price that all veterans may enjoy the pos
session of handsome, durable and accurate
Waltham and Elgin Watches. The GAR.
Watch is either Waltham or an Elgin, rs
the purchaser may choose. The works are
made from the finest selected material. Each
contains eleven valuable jewels, tempered
steel springs, compromising expansion bal
ance, patent safety pinion, stem-winding
and pendant-setting apparatus, full plate,
dust-band that excludes every particle of
dust, quick train, jeweled balance, selected
porcelain dial, and all the latest and greatest
improvements. The case is made of nickel
silver, a composition just as handsome and
durable as coin silver. The case is dust
proof, and need never be opened, because
the Watch winds by turning the crown
Tor stem), and sets by pulling it out till it
clicks, then pressing it back into place after
setting, wonderful feature that makes this
Watch unique. On the back Of this case
the &c. AR" badge, the emblem of glorious
service, patient suffering and triumphant
victory, is engraved by hand AS the for
tunate purchaser sees this beautiful reward
of patriotism thought will come to his
mind of the boys in blue who never saw
gar" badge, but who gave up their lives
in battle. This Watch is we'll worth double
what we ask for it, but we have placed the
price 80 low that all may get it. We will
send it for q club of 10 subscribers and S.
added money.
For sale, delivery guaranteed, for 1920
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WASHINGTON,

UTAH.
Salt Lake City.............la4
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
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WaItham or EIgin, $3.50.
Offer No. OIL.

A men's-size Waltham or Elgin Watch,
containing seven jewels, compensation bali
ance and safety pinion, stem winding and
setting apparatus, and all the latest inn
provements. The case is sold nickel-silver,
open face, ann the crystal is made of plate
glass so heavy as to Withstand any strain.
The usual price of this Watch is $3.50 to
$12.50 We send it TO subscribers by regis
tered mail for SIS 50
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ELGIN'S. PRIDE.
Offer No. IO2.

The NATIONAL TRIBUNE offers to it,
subscribers the most beautiful watch to be
found in the market. The case is made
of solid gold, reinforced or stiffened with
the finest filling metal yet discovered.
In this way case Is obtained which
is superior to . solid gold case. This case
Iis guaranteed to wear Is years, and with
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Solid Gold Engraved Watcf
Only SIS.
Offer No. 23, Ladies' Size.

Just the same as No. 81 in a solid gold,
engraved case. The engraving on this case
is beautiful, being special design by great
artist. The gold is Standard q. s. Assay.
We have never offered handsomer watch
than this, and we never expect to do 80.
This reduction may not last long, aud We
may. % s obliged to this price s0S9 o
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1861 GAR. 1866
GRAND ARMY Ring.
The National Tribune Gem.
lCoPYRIGHTEDl

Thousands of veterans have been asking
for Ring that would identify them with
that great and glorious host of men whose
fame will never die, and who fought and
suffered for their country in her time of
need. We have made arrangements with
one of the greatest firms of ring-makers in
the world to manufacture exclusively for US
SOLID GOLDRING set with PRECIOUS
STONE, upon which that emblem of glory,
the Grand Army Button, should be repro
duced in solid gold. Months of time and
great amount of money have been spent
in creating this gem in exact accordance with
our order Now we offer to our subscribers
only this Grand Army emblem. We can
imagine no distinction greater than that
conferred by wearing this ring. In the
generations to come tales will be told Of the
ancestor whose sufferings and privations
contributed to the glory of the fiercest war
recorded in the worlds history. The ac-
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A FirSt-Class Round-Trip Ticket
Easily Obtained.

National Encampment Washington D. c., will
the the history the Grand Army of the
will it thousands who
before been National Encampmen and who will meet
the They will
meeting their old comrades and going with
balefeds They
able will be will be the greatest the
sodery the Everybody
blue will also
daughters.
WE WANT COME
FOLLOWING EXTRAORDINARY OFFER:
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furnish ROund-Trfp Ticket, from any of the points
Rational
subscribers of the number specified
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in rings). The onyx is cut and polished by
experts expressly for this ring, and the solid
gold button shown on front is cut in die,
Just as gold dollars are made. The shank or
ring part is highly ornamented, as shown in
the cut Wecall this ring THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE GEM" Any subscriber may pur-
chase any number of rings for himself and
his friends. Every veteran attending the
great Reunion at Washington this Fall
should wear GAR. ring. This ring is for
sale, delivery guaranteed, for S.. Sent IS
premium for . Club of 10 subscribers and
81. so added money!
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IOWA,
KANSAS.
NEBRASKA.
CALIFORNIA.
"IGR ln0

San Francisco.............174
Sacramento-.................174
Los Angeles................174
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HOW TO ORDER a RING.

Take an ordinary wooden match and cat Oh
, piece just right length to pass crosswise
th rough ring of the size wanted. This will
give the inside diameter. Inelose the piece OF
match in your letter, and from this measure
We can fit your finger as we'll ss though you
had tried the ring on.
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MICHIGAN,
NEW JERSEY.
OHIO.
PENNSYLVANIA.
MINNESOTA.
WISCONSIN
CONDITIONS.

tickets will by the direct routes and all the
railroads
subscriptions be 81 each without commission
qured number the be credited other
The need not all be in from place.
but forwarded obtained with notification that
they be credited "Encampment ticket"
4. The money must accompany the when sent in.
tickets will be double the number subscribers
g. All clubs must be completed by September /.
information
furnished request point from which tickets desired
This daugh
easily Washington little
effort obtaining subscribers for that every family and
should
Remember NATIONAL only week
Sample and subscription blanks application Address
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE,
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GOLD WATCH $I2.

Just the Same works rs No. Fl In q case
made Of two plates of solid gold, stiffened
with plate of fine composition metal. This
case is guaranteed by the manufacturers to
wear just like solid gold for Is years.
Price. delivery guaranteed $500
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any decent usage will wear just like solid
gold for from IS to 80 years. It is full en-,
graved with an intricate design of classic
delicacy. "
The movement Commonly called works.
is magnifcently jeweled according to the
most scientific principles, and tho patent
pinion and compensation balance are made
of highly-temperd steel The dial or face il
enameled and set with gold, and the hands
are made of solid rolled gold plate, spun and
wrought to the ineness and delicacy of
antique lace. Since it is the latest and most
satisfactory product of the great Elgin fac
tory, it has been fittingly named "Elgin's
Pride" We guarantee that it contains the
chief features of the most expensive watches.
Don't write and ask if it is genuine Elgin.
We guarantee it. We give you the benefit
of our great discounts, and charge you, in
Guiding free delivery, only I. 8l5.
1t will be noticed that around the figure
In tho picture of the dial there are dark lines.
These arc tracings of pure gold which APP
pear upon the highly-polished face of tho
white porcelain dial