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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24
DROPPED TO DEATH.
Terrible Accident on he Atlantic and Dan.
vile Road Near Milton. Va.

\ nan>ilir. Va. dispatch tells e al
awflll accident which occurred >. the
County Line t~.s;ic Just east of Milton
at 30 O'Clock in the morning, by
which two passenger coaches and
sleeper were pr,cipitatrd into The
creek below. 4 distance q slAty feet.
killing seven PERSONS outright and
wounuiIg Il number of others. The
train houaA for Portsmouth lri Dan
Vile III -, IN thr m"tnirG ard was
the regular train. After passing
through Milton and e"inG over The
trc-tlc the engineer. trNton Iunsial.
who say, he wa, running Il: the rate of
ten miles an hour. felt the bridge Civ
inr way He threw oncn the throttle
and the engine. tender and II box car
got safely over. but the first passenger
can. wa, too late. and the span went
down under it, weight. the second
passenger car ard slucping-car follow
ing.
The cars were Shiyc-ed into kinGling
wood and the escape o. any of The pass
nngcr- was a miracle. The water IN
The creek had risen TO the drl,th Of
twelve or more feet. and & il the gem
er:l belief that the rise had UNDER
mined the foundation Of the under
pieces. causing the t.c,tle 10 settle.
On the train 1t the tilna wrr2 about
sixteen persons including the train
hands, but only one Of the iattrr on
,luctor III. Morris. If Portsmouth was
killed. non" Of the others receiving >e-
rious Injuries. In the sleeper were
Mrs. Harvey Gicl sch. two children ard
nurse. Of y in.to y. G.: Conductor i.
/. Sire. Of Richmond: and J. X.
Towrc~. cu!orcd porter. The nurse
va drowned and the conducto" and
porter were slightly injured. Mr..
iiier-ch Was on he way /" Lawrence
vile - visit friends.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24

There was Il great mass meeting 81
the unemployed on the Lake Front. III
Chicago the either day. The men de-
ci,led Il march 10 the City Hall, carry
Ing the banners of th,i: various unions.
ana tclna"d work of II" c!ty. This
WAS presented IN. The form Of tt>otn-
tirn ana WA, adopted amid ringing
cheers. The unemployed assembled
near the Columbus statue IL response
to Il call from The Allied Wooaworker>
Trades Council. r.. =. Cochran. bust
ness agent OF the council. using an eN-
press wag, II ;is . speakers stand. stated
the ohjer. ,f The assembly 20 he IL con-
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24
THE LONE LAND BRIDE.
A Story Written for This Paper by Grant
Allen

hands an - they ike in dread Of yo a
/. horse does, of :: cruel ma -tcl'.
Again lake. ''Dw Of elo4u"nc" ha3
exhausted his breath ana lc came 10 a
9taTd~tiil.
"Nc'yr learned to ;alt,. haven't ye, 1t
lat" said Tom IN 4 tone Of bitter
.aunt. we've hcCu Il long WA!lc comm
to il.
Jake took 40 note Of tne tiln-~
"Irm. he added. this tirna r.li-.ng his
voice and speaking slowly and delilcr-
atrII were almost home. and W
puiv Il word more - LAY to ". Ic'rc
my friend. ANA I'm w!illn - bear With
V. more patiently th:n | would with Z
stranger: lu. talk. care. man: Il may
p. 4, " -av. that I've learned 10 talk.
tul haven. forgotten no" to act. ="
nu~;n't'.'i.ie y i'll U1c. Ic mustn't work
HE up u.:!c-f VI ar" "i.iln 10 t;ko ~"
consequences: 20 -, to ". treat the
woman better. or look ont for your
self.
she, mine. groWird Tom: IN 90
Il. ptca-c with he and the partners
separated without loohin" each otLcr
IL til" face.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24

"Tom'' Poole. the friend Il Cole
ridge and other men OI genius. GHI
one If the most PRO .ouucei Liberals
Of Ms time. was the >un ~ tanner.
HIS father had resolved that this la
>houil continue the business, and So.
although Il Younger brother went to
college. poo" Ton: Wa> appren'iccu 70
the tanning trade. with the ba,c
c iul. mcut OF reading. writing. auC
a.lthtUet {.
iIut Tom hun-crcd for an cl},ca-
ii II. ana set ;slo { -c.tiu. ii WIKI
the ali IF 4 ,ouS II ana that Of ::
French refugee he learned Latin,
French, and Il title GrtcN. rs time
went ca he found that he was ignor-
ant .. practical details connected
with his trade. an! - IL I home, ana
began working under a feignrd name
in Il large taN-ydru. where lie could
feco:ne acquainted with the newest
Improvements that had lccH miro
ductu INTO the business.
All his life long he sought Gru"th
auI development. and tina, he was
never spoiled !,y prosperity Is inii
Gated ~ one >igniIi uut incident. He
WAS Dilc day TaiNln-. IN Bath with
the Marquis OF i.an>tiuwllc, and rr,'o.
niZed iii a. Oh WAGNER driving hv I
man who had h"tu carter iii tnc tau
yard where had worked
Re excused hltl>ci. II his COM
pauinn, an / hurried across III" street
L Ter The carer his hand. The
Elun stared 1t hi:u for i Ilo,lcnt.aNC
thea exclaimed. drli.ilieIly.
''>urc, US never "At IumMa>
Wei. | nd always thlnh thee :,t.iuuIa'
above the comment.
Poole could be vcEv vehement II
times in bis abuse Ol TIL at!>tutr3cy.
Even when he Wa :; county m:.i~-
tratv and a man Of acknowledged I'M
pO.tunce III the EciGhbuIhUoi. he
would say. agrre>sivclv:
II anl 4 p.chelan. | am 4 tanner
NOu Know | am Il t:ilner.
Thus it came about that the ioca
wits used Il call him Lord ChancH!l0I
Hyde. Y ull;h'> Companion.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24

rljl t nerve himself t. &C.. TenterlE
AMI rem, r-"fr!ly ile raised mat deadly
weapon again n his hand. pointed II
s1,:,igh, and tired unhincniHHlN. An
:i.I. report. another loud cry. and
another h;rr. rIulld 81 white smoke in
,he l!t1lt p&"Ior.
When i cleared away Lucy iay life
les "a rom, warm ,'';in'-t.. and Ja.c
stood alone IN the hut with The baf.:.
She w. h"1 quite dead through the
heart from til" back. .iakc's p;'s,tticrd
htu1 IL. ! Me.tl taken 4 ~ur"! a!in. lie
hat n4"Ecd himself 70 .hr tax 4 rave
her need ,.>s (an.., oi mind OF b dN.
H., had dared t. solve the in-"lub!e
prph,cln III thu one awful way that still
remained ultcu 10 itl,n.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24

Recently thee has been some talk,
which was probably quite Idle, OF u
visit OF the Emperor OF Germany to
the Ncp"bllC 0t swift crland. 1t had
been l>> ertcd that no German En-
zero" had ever made Il tour through
,,wI,, GRAND; but this is not the case
since the Emperor Joseph II. o. Aus
tria, who in his tine was entitled to
be called German Emperor. visited
Switzerland il -. mach as Peter
the. Grr1t q. Prussia visited Holland
to learn wisdom .: the PEOPLE.
The Emp roo Joseph, during his
vis:y refused to rccci." Official honors
and went about "a 4 private person.
An incident anon. ll}am, O. his eN-
paricncc~ is well worth relating.
Ma village in the Canton Of Solo
thUrn the i.ml q: pat up at Il coun-
try inn FOR dinner. :. inca! was
served hi:n which was lacking in some
Of the clements Il II good dinner
He made no complaint, hut the wo-
main who kept tic inn came t hln
and ~a.1, il cNl,anat.rn:
Il hope you'll c>cn>c the dinner,
but YOU see is ~&>l-Iav, and I'm
u:.tty sure that wncn NCur WIFI j. at
tx, Wa~A-;uh. 81, NDa have t. yet
,apn. wiz amy ,iul @. a meal you
c,iu get
Tee Emperor la;,@lcs, ana assured
The woman that wh.r his wife did
the family washing b. >Au3ld expect
t. fare ;ery IaIi".-i outh'> toGl-
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24
BIG SlJRCL Ar ES.
1t Takes l:~iin- II PLAN ana! Execute Them.

+
VERY few people have an iIca %:
the immense amount .. lahu", lore .
tnou .nt aud scientific kit! hrousht
10 bear Oh Il big burglary. The i!rst
thing necessary is 10 lind Il house con-
1aininr sufficient vaita les 10 repay
the trouble and risk. ana this first
step alone NAV take lnanF weeks.
Let Il be understood that only the
highest class If expert BURGLARS a.c
meant: men with comfortable bank
lug accounts and hou>e> & their owu.
aiuI Unu, after reducing .i>i. 10 \
minimum .y elaborate pans. ac !u're
enough in one night = Keen them IN
Il .jlIcnrc and eminent le>ltctah!ittv
lUr more than 4 year, alth0"-h hay
i"- iut tllIli share, Is tnc>H hu;--
lar.es Il invariably worked ~ three.
10 illustrate the wonderful re-
source and lc;>u:cIy wa: Of ;rocc",!-
lng adopted by bu glars, take Il ease
related b, Il prominent detective.
The principal ul the burglars IN TINS
in>taLcH, having fixed on certain
house. was unabi" to acquire SAT
firIent Information coz 'cru.:g 1t and
the owners. This ,nan then WtHt 10
the .u'ai butcher SUPPLY NJ the house.
and apple! Tor a situation Is driver
II on. Of his carts which delivered
meat ut customers + s.ucncc>. After
producing un .Ee>tionuhlc references
;nuW u..t;tiutI 10 one ever knew the
man WAS n-o-ru on The rouud. which
Included the house fixed upon
Incredible a ii may appear. he
stayed with ms employer tor over
seven months, and gave the utmost
sat >Ilrlc.;i: his only falling being Il
weakness for chatting with the scrN-
ants.
five days after bis resignation a
gigantic burglary wa, effected u, tie
house selected, and property valued
at over 80. 600 was stU.cn. TIE
thieves had smoked several cigars
and drunk bottle OF port, SO
that tiIcv were in To hurry, and 20
crown all the booty was conveyed 70
its destination in the owners pony
phu.tOn which wa dUly returned the
saElc night but no real c!cW WAS al
torucd, and the burglars were nc,cr
captured.
on another occasion 4 cham hcr-
maid was escorted out. with Il view
to ula,riHCnV tanu burglary for two
months before the event came oil. y
conveyance IS always al :haau. AMI
generally of stylish appearance: in
fact. Oh one OCCASION Il prOuLhlM was
used. which the i}a>>cr>by and even
the policemen on the beat imagined
WIS the property OF one Of the res
dents close hN.
A. regard, tOo.s very few ave HCrc>-
sary. OWING to the skill and ingenuity
81 the operator. With Il Jimmy,
sprva lcr, drill, 3 few pieces OF strong
bent Wire and 4 little gunpovdcr, tn"
nXnrrt burglar can MAKE his way
. ANYWHERE 10 these are sometimes
! added Il set Of 'slu:nb!rrs. lhe>t
arc lengths Of fine steel wire, with
pointed stakes atOul Il foot long at
tarhcd - each end. aud half Il IOIGI
Of these make but little bulk. These
stunhlcr~ are fixed oil the lawn o.
paths I! cat the Il Use III I'll n 4 WAY
that the wires are "I!>nd about ii,
in ncS from the ground, and provo
such 4 success in case pi pursuit thai
the burglars are COMPELLED to ham
pieces Of white paper from the wire
in order tl;,t they EIaI escape thcl
U"n traps, is they always run owe
/ them
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24

fHily now. He had loved T'nn "c'r.
:st,I ih"n that in,i ming fur l.">'y'~ sake.
he knew he ha'r,, him.
H. went uhcu; his word, with 3 slug,
ri>h soul. Il Wa :, bite" cola d;:}.
even for 'hr ia north. and snp SHOW
1iittr:";! i"i1, in tno e3"A! frosty .-ltH-
shine, !lr lnn4ed every ,:.,u,,t;, t. b.
back " IT, !.pcy. To lii iilh. she Wa~ nn-
happy III II in tie hat there. that I}t,-
fair 4irl. nursing lie" urini. with non"
/, comfort her. ID what h. could he
c,tlIdnf help recurring Il i. !. last =
irpu's va, t., ~tfunE fox aim 50 -
,i-t. He left hi: t!,an> DALI hai1r, il
the now and t:u14cd NrnriIy home
acres, the frozen forest 90 comfort
Lucy.
At In" d"or the s"nnd 81 angry voice,
MT his ear once more. ,LIs heart
thrsl,ieI hard. and then stood still
Within him. lie iln w a great crisis il
his If, had como, With trembling
tir:w,"5 he lifted the latch, then h ;
>trcJa. black Il; night, ntp tn. desc
lat" it'll" p>niur.
i> the tun1r Lucy WA sitting. her
f"c, in her hands. with The baby II
hy,. lap, s,hh.n- virIrntly. Opposite
where he t,cd Tom ha. ut risen.
and vas - akin" ia harsh trrr- Il
That poor uuiv"@}n@ conan. ~ Jake
raise the latch. h r:ld-nt ju-t ,n =
w .p!. Il VA, 4 word tilat made thr
h.ncd b i III his veins. Tom TIE Tom
~ n;td once, loved 20 Wril-~hau tlung q
;t,};' oath II the woman lak" would
h >c id irr. - save trtiH y panr #
,.uuhlp.
! axe wa u rhn,rrir m"n. ana H.
..,,il -t.,pb = nt morn i'Dt, man il: - Il
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24

slider what the unemployed wCrkmcn
of Chicago should do IN the present
hard times y Number of speaker, ~
different na,innaliticS were introduced.
who 50 Ike in unmistaSahlr tones.
\ resolution wa- adopted demanding
the renewal e the Haymarkct monu-
ment. as they consider II Il relic OF ono
of the wogst Judicial murder, that ever
di-grac, Il the history OF civilization.
Res buttons were al-oadupt d den pnnc-
ing the rapitaii~tic class and demands
ing relief ,rum the prc.cn, Congress.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24
(;I1PEi.;s WEI.


cred from 'ht first Si'k"nln1 horror q
that t""rli'!" scene: JAKE t"rf IL" TWO
h't'i"@ jiu !rNrrrhtlI 'fn;h l!it ground
i" l.la am ara !a!N ih"M sluy ON fne
DatI II their own HHilpffN ittl nt'
..n"It down Ike Z "'iIid h">'H* IN" l',,t
ami r">TNd. Nord~ came II iilfl n ms
need. tr rr2Iru Long :tEu f"2NcHiiy,
:n;! earnestly.
:,ut h" diam, rr9..: for mercy or foi'-
givrnn~' f'.' himself. It W. npt Il
himself OF Il9 own selfish lo3:'- 10, f.ii7
world 81! the n"Et that lake y" think
in~. H. prayed i"1' The >nHIs .: tom
and Lacy. lie wasn't .hc fi"-r!;5n
enough t. know il hi Simple ln:n,. hat
ia IL part irN!.," rhUrch u WnIti ~
.<.r!,ou,.I himself ~ Ur an outlying
!urnll-i' prayers f"!- tie deed are d.
cDuntnA.;nc,-,j ana Discouraged. III FOL-
lowed the dirt;:t : uf his own inUai-
mo-; in-1 met II" prayed that TOM
:tud Lacy might Il, nst'tnl'.I l:.Iu rp~,
and might forgive Inn. this Wlr,t' !
wrong ~ h:ti '':n" i:v:n: y" rraNt"
ih;.t he b,nv- :.!,.l = baby -lnlGi' -
>1,;::'H - live - liz mother ""ih't IATr
wished H. ;;.i@ grow ~: 90 '..,np.~r IT,
than H,}., :.ai D,.n. IT, prayed VI II
.,,..s; l,-:..,5 II t " ~,tuu,'i,..~ On his CT.
brow in t.. .34..}l1N 81 ili~ :t'l,'l,stllt 49,
Il 80 and ,-',.:r'ji,.:i. i.;:at OF .tll a.
prayed :; iir2r.;.i}! heaven. in .-irIb>
bat heartfelt words. ia II, i.t"~,..d 10
iAv u,on hi;n ,I'~il tordi=:n i;j;u:~i5.Icli:
a. The nl;,1:2ic3l,.r ii the greet crlne ilr
had just committed mos, G"lt "i@ilt"H
Tnpn, conscious q a deep and "E':d~
in1 guilt tha1 made him unworthy t.
knr-l amy longer beside tine CORPSE Il
gnut Nui = ..i't; ntu1Cifui woman whom
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24
Recent ",.u,t>, Di t:,r World"

\ dozen times in tie present cent
urv has the lend OF the wUrll' scare
been revived, ana the interest >tlil
felt in the Sdbircl ,uiy c con Jccturtd
from the cNritrln ut caused Ou.y Il
few months aro by the announccll"Nt
that a telescope comet was atnut to
eros, the orbit OF the earth. There
are nl;.ay persons no" living who re-
lnciultr ''WhGu the stars IcIl' Il me
early nos and the tx ltr,ncnt caused
b, tia: then uucXI3.A!n>.: phennm"
non. At that time J; was believed
to hc tn" lcgianluG OF the end. The
Southern negroes We're greatly
alarmed and i"lIcT"O that the iuJI-
menl day had really come. while
Ihrlr fright was shared III 40 small
degree Ly the whites. Win. Miller,
founder Of tho "\iillcritcs. went SO
far As To tx The date 10 the cnd O!
the world in October, -. a::d when
MS ruphcc: WAS NOS fulfilled, cor
rnctei his calculation. making INt.,
l~1~. and IS. the proper dates.
Many persons prepared their ascension
on SOinc one uf these dates, and hay
ing made ready, were disappointed at
Il he failure. But 4 exc All. the fact
that Il popular expectation Is
/ Siitt entertained in spite of All pre-
vjoll.; failures, is proved by the pres
, cnrc in this country o. Il large aud
! increasing determination OF Christi in
ncopc, whose fundamental article OF
belle IS that The cad Of the world is
near at hand and that their special
, business i T. nc ready for that event.
--ClOhc ben Dcrat
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24
\ kl<r..t;tr.. snake STORY.

Judge j. Is. bowman, who lives
near I':i. sb rough, gave Il \,;}iltcnury
,!>y., correspondent Of The New York
World, an ac QUIT Of 4 wonderful
snake light that he recently wit
messed We was going through a strip
OF WOO Hand or the way TO his wheat
:icli when his attention was AZ
trirtcd by Il peculiar noise near his
pathway. Looking III the direction
whence the >ouud proceeded he OBJ
served 4 black snake ana 4 lat1le>nA!ie
twineu together i'll deadly combat.
The blacksmith Wa, wound about its
vcnumnus enemy, cndeavo-iny to
), llecIc the lie out @. him. The
Judge became an eager spectator Of
the novel combat. Ever and anon
t.c rattlc>'lAkc Wpuld bite the black
snake Thea Il remarkable thing
w -tlll occur,
The hilckSn1kc rs soon is bitten
would tlncull himself, dart for Il SuIa!!
bush, and bite oil one q the leaves
He would moI,tcu it in lis lnuutn,
press oUt the ttce apply il To the
bitten place. and then rclurn 10 bis
enemy again. This was rcpc ted
several times, until the bl&cksiakc
: ute<cI the lie out O. the rattlcr.
.Iutl.c I0wMau SAYS tie never kills
Ia >G1Acs lie sass i is th"ii
mission and one thcy greatly nHjoy
t. destroy all The Neu0mou~ SNAKES
they can .int;. The Judge has a
lcG llacN>niNc that stays in hi
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24
THEY, DEMAND WORK.
GREAT MASS MEETING OF UN-
EMPLOYED IN CHICAGO.

Nearly Five Thousand Men Out OF Employ
sncnt Gather About an Express Wagon
Near TIN. statue Of Columbus. and Listen
TO Speeches from Their Leaders.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24
MAY RESUME SILVER.
Said to he Probable that iut!i, Will Return
tn Free Coinage.

Private cableCramS from London re-
rcived in New York contained the inn
pOrtant information that the Indian
Council or Hcrschcl! Monetary Com
mission appointed by the British Gov
eminent to rcadjust Indian finances,
had rccctied from the position j. took
when it closed the minis of India Ia
til. FREE. coinage of silver and was sell
ing council biil5 below Tia. rate GX"d
At the time this action Was taken.
Later C2bIcEIaEns from i.ontOn cJ..-
fi,''Lcd the report ana said tEa. tn.
council had >olI 20 lac nr 1000. 0np
rupees 1t lJt pence. the ratio fixed
b. the council 1. few weeks ago wa. H.
to |: that il. the commission decided
that rupee was worth Il pence. or p;
cents in our money. The sale. were a:
!, discount Of l. cents Ter ru,cc OF -,
cents fixed valuation.
The adviccs accompanying the an
EOunccmcnt # the Council. action
We're very .n@agcr. ard the exact TO-
nitcaace of the decline IN the rice of
,upec paper could not he definitely de-
teru2-..od by any OF the bankers seen III
Wal street. II was thought Nv some
that 1t might mean Il return Ia FREQ
coinage a the Indian rniut-. and h.
theory was advanced that the present
decline in the value Of the rurca. wh.sh
!, the silver money Of India. might Inc
tor NE purpose of etimu ating trade.
which IlaS oecr a a stand,till sin Z the
indian Council attempted - tiS IA IN
flexible ratio between gold ana silver.
NJ. JOSE BOBADILI.A. deputy OF the
Congress 90 the stat of .'ali>cp. Next
<. va a5sas=inatcd a tcw day, az, Il:
>a}Gla. IL tlat state. He was stabbed
several lines Hith sort {: knife OK
roniard.
! y RECEIVER has heen appointed f r
= the Pacific Hank Of san Fraor;.ro-
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24

cru>hin. silver. lead and other ores,
which Il i. IN advantage 10 era, ulatc,
Dut not 10 p..tNCrikc.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24

y RECEIVER has been appointed FIR
the Pacific Rank OF san Franc!.co,
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-04-26
First published April s, 1881
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oES; card middlee; document MANILA; book
binders glue, best; book binders glue. pulVer-
lied; buhed fieshers, all sizes; bufangs, all
C0lorS: parchment or vellum.
The bids must be endorsed "Bids for Paper"
er Bids for Binding Material" or bids for
Paper and Binding Material " In accordance
with the bid enclosed, and addressed to the
secretary OF State, Topeka, Kas., all charges
The executive council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. and to take more or
less Of each article In the above estimate az
may be required for the public printing at the
priceg designated by the successful bidder.
Samples TO accompany bids
The proposals. will be opened by the exeou-
tive council At its regular meeting May 81,
1903.
BY order Of the executive council,
r q OSBORN, Secretary.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-04-26
ALLIANCE SEED HOUSE.

The Seed House for the People.
Pkts. 2 to 3 cents each. Other seeds cheap In
proportion. We warrant our seed to be fresh
and Of lrgt quality. Send fer catalogue. To any
one sending stamp TO pay postage and packing
us before buying. ALLIANCE SEED Co.,
Cove City, KRs,
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-04-26

Onr Novelties; Glass Radlsh, Jerusalem and Kansas
King Corn Denver Lettuce and Kansas Stock Melon. D
Our @peelNltess Onion Seed and Sets Alfalfa Esper-
gette Kafr Corn Cane Mle Seed Corn Tree Seeds for
timber claims and nurseries Everything in the seed line.
Catalogues mailed Free on application
KANSAS SEED HOUSE, F. BaFteldeS CO.., lawrence Kan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

Royal Ruby Rye Whisky IL free
from all foreign favor and adulterants;
naturally ripened and matured by
eleven years storage In wood, II Is "a
Rye a. is a Rye and costs no moro
than inferior brands Try IL and you
will never be satisfied 10 use any other.
pure old whisky is always free from
fusil oil. which h poison. and should
not be taken into the system. Age
eliminates IL from the spirit ~ oxida-
ton. and IL is converted into fragrant
others. which give tho bouquet 10
whisky.
when you want a whisky for medicinal
uss you want u pure. Royal RalIy
Rye Is guaranteed pure IN every par
ticuiar. and recommended FOR the in
valid and the convaiescent Bottled ~
disiiliery.l n3 Per quart bottle
ROYAL WINE Co. CHfcAoo. For
sale by Scribner & Aldworth. druggisis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07
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