The National tribune., 1897-06-24
President rIckinley's Military r.
omrade You cap baue Record Of Your Dup Service 1 h
Style a3d Equally Complete. Read Below:

subscribers with good things. It has
to furnish our subscribers with their
beautiful Records Of Military Service,
the finest thing Of the kind that we
have seen, and we have seen all kinds.
We will give every Comrade, or the
Son, Daughter, Wife or Widow Of
Comrade, one Of these beautiful
Records for a club of FIVE NEW
subscribers to THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE at ST each. The Record
sells for SIS cash. and is cheap at that
price. Until recently it sold for So.
For those who are unable or unwilling to
get up the small club required, we will pre-
pare the Record on receipt of SIS.
Ioprepare the Record, all we require is the
name, company, regiment, battery or ship,
and when and where enlisted and mustered
out. fwounded or captured, state whenand
where. Less information than this will do, if
not at hand, as we can supply the deficiency.
LIMITS: First as to Time This very
liberal offer is made to slim
ulate Summer club raising, and applies only
to subscriptions received after this date. We
cannot continue it longer than few weeks.
Second Limit On the terms above we
can prepare Records only for men who
served in regiments or batteries from the
following States Rhode Island, Connect.
cut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Ohio. We have complete materials for all
the States, but it is not yet in shape to
furnish at above price.
Its full size is IS by 26 inches, or about
the size of page of THE NATIONAL TRIB-
UNE, and is autographed in the best manner
On heavy cardboard. The center panel is
sunken, and is 8 by 1871 inches.
On this panel is engrossed in an artistic
manner, in aluminium, the record of service
of the soldier and of his regiment, beginning
with the date of entering the service; next
the promotions, if any occurred; if wounded,
the date and place of receiving the wound
or wounds if captured, the date and place
of capture, the names of prisons confined
in, also date of parole, exchange or escape,
and the date of discharge or muster-out.
Then follows the name of the place where,
and date when, the regiment was organized,
the names of its field officers, the brigades,
divisions, army corps, armies and depart
ments in which it served, and how long it
served in each organization and date of its
muster-out, followed by the service of the
regiment, giving battles, engagements,
skirmishes, movements and stations.
This information is carefully compiled
from the returns that are on file in the War
Department and from other reliable sources.
You can get a full record from US and from
no other source.
You cannot get it from the War Department
for ten times the price. IF you think you can,
tyK
Your home is not complete without it.
There is no telling how valuable it may
be to you and those who will care for your
memory when dead.
Surrounding this Record are all the Corps
Badges, forming very appropriate border.
1t is in perfect taste, and has the in
dorsement of the best class of soldiers.
We can send you thousands of testi-
!, monials, from President to private.
\ Probably no other article has been
more highly Endorsed.
y Did you lose friend or relative in the
service, or have you lost one since the
N war? Do what you can to prevent him
III from being forgotten. Order Record
VI of his service.
If you should prefer a roster of your
company to the record of your regiment,
we can furnish it, finished after the same
design, giving the names of your comrades.
The record of Comrade Mckinley,
shown here, is presented merely as an
conveyed by simple description.
to us and get its cost back.
E. WaShinQtOn, d. g.