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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-05
J. c. IrAKTIN, Editor end Prop'r.
KDIroRIAL NOTES.

EDIFoRIAL NOTES.
 Cholera is re-appearing in Russia.
 Bismarck is reported seriously ill. -r Bullet proof cloth is one of the latest inventions.
 @ Bishop Kip. of San Francisco, is sick and not expected to live.
 Thomas F. Bayard has been ap- pointed minister to England.
 David Scsnnell. chief of the San Francisco fire department, is dead.
 The populists of Apache county have issued call for 8 meeting to organize.
 The legislature has commenced to monkey with the fees of county officers.
 4 Missouri man has received the appointment of governor of New Mexico. His name is W. Nj. Eads.
 1t is given out that a judge of this district will be appointed this week. How restless the nights are to some.
 The cable car is no respector of persons. It has just gotten its deadly work in eaa Mississippi con- gressman at Washington.
 An ardent and over anxious dem ocrst was heard to ezciSini yester- day, "It is about time the thing was taking place" How would a brick bat strike himi
 The democrats just now are hold ing their ears mighty close to the ground listening for the "drap- ping" of 8 gubernatorial appoint ment.
 w. M. Eads, whose appointment ss governor of New Mexico, has been announced, was formerly a resident of Las. Vegas, and was en- gagged in the banking business there.
 Thelatest information from Wash ington, is 10 the effect, that l.. c Hughes has been recommended to the president by Secretary Hoke Smith for the position of governor of Arizona.
 The fight for governor seems to have narrowed down to Hughes and Denis. The Gazette says the chances are in favor of Denis, while the Herald says that Hughes has the lead.
 It is reported that Oklahoma ter ritory has passed an anti-gambling law, which makes any kind of gambling . felony, and even pro hibits progressive euchre where this exciting game includes prizes.
 Col. Albright, of the Alberquerque Democrat, can now pack his grip and return from Washington, the gubernstOFial persimmon which he went there for, having been cap tured by ''the man from Missouri" We are pleased to note that the lower house of the legislature has changed its mind ard has passed the bill prohibiting prize fighting in the territory. The bill should meet with approval in the Council also. Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Maxwell Topped of the heads of l6S poStmasters in one day last week. If he keeps up this lick he will prove as efficient as Adlai Stevenson was during Cleveland's former administration.
 President ClevelsDd has reiterated his intentic- not to dispense federal pAt-o4Age at the request of congress men and senators. He proposes to -.ss.Ow outsiders a chance in the rss,S, offices.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-05

Mrs: J. w. Mackay has returned rom Paris, to be with her husband. whose condition is still reported a. serious from the effect of the shot received recently. '"O'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-05

Total from all sources Sl455 zo above is SZ2275. 'i''
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-05
Counlr Lieen.e..

The sherif's report of leeuses collected for the quarter ending March 3lst, 1893 shows the follow lng sources from which the reyenne is derived. '''
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-05

Men have before now lost their heads in the WhHo hoase; bu5 it is only since the advcuJ of a dnno- cratic administration ti.s malhf-'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-05

Warning is hereby expressly given to ah persons not to enter or make retirement upon thaBeSaeeuf land seseryed by this Proclamation.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-05
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-05
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Tbe city council held its r,gtdar fnanshlv meetiag iasl evening". Prseut. Mayor t'ishcr, Gmae;a lnan I,ol,iNaien Mafl ael Haih- away. and Clerk Ling Absent, Connell.
 c. H AkeH apfRared behalf of resident ol Wcst Prescott, and asked ibai thaohslraelion on Good W.n slFeal be pemond.
 Report of slfa committee was neeIeel ani plaeed on file.
 On motion of lfoldWater, groaad occupied by i4 g. Halo was leased le him for one year al a ggatai os sl.
 On motion, the question of open ! ing Goodwin street was Tofe7rsi Co ! tle mayor and city attorney, ta re. ! port ai tae nozt meeting oi tho council
 On motion, s20 was iraniereej from the salary and coptngept fund to tha waser hud ! The clefk W37 aafboris'd Go ml volils7 ia ogls gog du4ng in ejty prH ,3g ihe esssilsg yasr, 0i,o lor escpt aI Iar .tp cord. ol iine w
 Cn motion oi tiol,iaaler ilt pa- ! ,-ii8a ol the $ f. P ss F. ra.f sane 1g, toi1s gF4a s.l lae ptif.i 1. ut egeciia telsguaph p0lss ou le strerf e allowed, and he city ! altory e2s Instructed to eaa D 0rliaaHea Eos that pagpose
 The 6aanee committee was au ] thoriz1j o pgrchse lifsy tnetefs ] The election bY iic bcsiu ot i.ts dolseafg oi Sca term cad Aitsen as eaief a a sHi caiaf tl- iyc'y oI lao Ire ,leplstmeai, "as confirmed tns ase
 Tho arg'ualce pnn dif1 I" e sa'- 'als ia laai block Hl-
 b tte e
 ta H ua, tee "uart i'f taf : caaIa sang aas allowed Iei ] duy.
 Ia ay c,,fk w 1a.ei a ! leaye oi arca lar hieea
 The following biile uecs ' ! aad aliowejol .he sai1fy -l1 con
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-05

A man named hickey has been arrested at Butte, Montana, for the assassination of John ". Clayton, in Arkansas, few years ago. While it is stated that there seems to be lit- tie doubt of his guilt. it is safe to predict that he will never be con- Victed.
 Electricity is said to operate ex- cee.ipgly we'll on colored preachers, as ameans of capital punishment. It has just been tried on Rev. J. W. Hamilton at Sing Sing for the mur- der of his wife and it is announced that the execution was the most sue cessful one yet.
 4 telegram from Paris, Texas, states that, opposing forces of the Choctaw factions are in camp four miles apart, preparing for conflict, and. that a bloody battle is expect ed unless United States troops ar rive within 24 hours. Why not let them fight, so long as they do not modest white citizensi
 Fred Douglas is negotiating for the purchase of the old homestead in Maryland where he was once owned as a slave. Douglas publish ed his autobiography in book form many years ago. It is one of the most interesting biographies ever published, and in it he tells great deal about the old Maryland home stead.
 The New Era, published at Ferris, California, and edited by T. D. Van DevooTt, formerly connected w;:htiiv .oupSAL- MINER, is enc of the most neatly printed papers which comes to this office. It is we'll filled with news, too, its local columns, par ticularly, teeming with items of in terest from the new county of Riv- erside. We congratulate Mir. Van Devoort on his success.
 It occurs to us that the legisls- ture has not added much glory to itself by its refusal to pass law prohibiting prize fighting. The sentiment against this species of  brutal barbarism is rapidly growing all over the country, and ;I many If the states Las assumed specific
 rm by the enactment of laws gainst it. While Arizona has not been cursed yet to any great extent by prize fighting exhibitions, a law against prize fighting would not ] only look we'll on our statute books . if it would raise Arizona in tbe
 .simation of eastern people. The Assage of such law would also aise the legislators passing it in ths estimation of their constituents,
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15
When she was Child, she cried for Castorio. When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria. When she had Children. she gave them Castoris.

Phe Bazaar, under the management of the Episcopal Guild, will open at the newsstand on the 18th inst, and continue two days. with the greatest display of fancy articles, cakes. etc. |, ever offered in this city. The Faith full Old Orchestfa" will furnish music each night.
 The Enterprise Drug Store has justly earned the cognOmen of "The Old Re- liable" No house can show better record than they in Prescription work. They make this branch of their busi- ness the speciality, hence are prepared to compound prescriptions carefully and accurately.
 4 very neat restaurant has been opened at Catarboonas old stand bv his successor, George Graieb. He will also sell fruits, candies, groceries, nuts. and serve all kinds of nice lunches cheap. He invites the public to give him call. No pains will be spared to give satisfaction.
 Rolfe and Hatcher are closing out their business and will retire from the field Every Saturday from this date until all of their stock is solo, they will offer everything in their store at auction. Parties wishing to buy the show cases and fixtures at private sale, or auction, may do SC at d bargain.
 The large assortment of new cooking and heating stoves at Russell, Graham SS Go. $ is attracting the attention of all careful buyers, because they are be- ing sold at prices which pats q good stove in reach of any and every citizen. The cash will buy them very cheap. Heaters for wood or coal may be had.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15

Mrs. T. w. Hawkins. Chattanooga, Tenn, says: ''Shiloh's Vitalizer saved
 my lite 1 consider 1t the best remedy for a debilitated system 1 ever used. :" For Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney trouble it excels. Price D cts
 So many things are needed for the comfort of humanity. J. W. Beck & Co.,, are dealers in everything. Don't forget it when you want Dry Goods, Clothing. Groceries, Hardware, Har-
 ness, Furniture, Notions or Novelties.
 If you use Perfumery of any kind,
 use the best. Nothing is more offen- slve than inferior perfumes. The ex- quiaite and delicate scents at the Ey-
 ans Pharmacy, will please the most fastidious taste. Try their mixtures.
 Try BLACK; ;paAyeAI tea for Dyspepsia. Irby Jones went to Wynne Sunday. He has a probationary appointment in
 the railway mail service, and will run
 from Bald Knob to Memphis. Irby is
 young business man of sterling bus
 mess qualifications, and we hope will succeed.
 German & Barrow now have a cOm-
 plete stock of fresh family Groceries,
 and will give this department of their business very careful attention, en- deavoriDg to glve the best bargains to
 be found anywhere for the cash. Give
 them call.
 After you have gone the rounds, you
 will find it to your interest to visit the magnificent stock of Dress Goods at J. W. Beck & Co.'s. A complete line, embracing all the latest shades and styles may be found in endless variety on their shelves.
 Mrs. Kate Martin departed Tuesday evening for Stanton, Tenn, where she will spend week visiting friends, af- ter which she will go to Memphis to join her huspand, who has accepted a position with the Citizens Street Car
 company of that city.
 For Christmas sporting goods, go to O. A. Ezell's. He keeps all kinds of ammunition, such as shells, wads,
 primers, Rife Cartridges of all descrip- tions, all sizes of shot, and Dupont's Sea Shooting and Kings Quick Shot Powders. Shells loaded to order. In order to avoid conflict with other Christmas festivities, the ladles of the Prebyterian church have changed the date of their Orange Tree and Musicale
 at the residence of E. T. Gray, to
 Tuesday night, December 26. Admis- sion: Adults Is cents, children N cents.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15

have a Nice Line of Fall Prints st Sc. Cotton Stripes at DC. Brown and Bleached Domosties at 5c. 36-lnch all wool Henrietta Cloth at 40c, m llshades, worth Toe. l have Woolen Dress Goods as low as l0c per yard. 800 yards Spool Thread for 5c. l have tho Best Canton Flannels ever seen for Toe. My stock of Boots and Shoes are complete both in Mems, La dies, Misses, Boys and Chil' dren's, from the lowest to the highest. carry 4. J. Johnson's hne of Gus tom Goods. made in Roches- ter, N. Y. Every pair warran- ted by me.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-15
AS everybody knows am the Only Exclusive Cash House your midst consequently do not have to make you pay your neighbOr's debt therefore sell
 FOR CASH 0NL.. '

l can giveFyou good pair of La
 dies Button Shoes for Sl. that
 no other house will duplicate
 for less than Sf25
 1 also can soil you a good pair of
 Mems Boots, for winter wear,
 for the extremely low price of
 SI.50. worth S2.00 at bargain l have the best Full Stock Boot in
 America for S2. 50, worth S4. l can give you ,he best pair of Jeans Pants you ever saw for a.. I will give you a tirst-class pair of Jeans Pants for S1.50, worth S2. Furnishing Goods way below any price ever heard Of here.
 The best Unlaundered White Shirt in existence for 50c, in all sizes People. just think of it, first class Unlaundered Shirt for 5oc,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

wsisx Fsr fAs sAo<s bo1fesd snsst.
haze grows dist4.tstl,. AMI ne wsnt
~ z1<s ef thsn. Tie n2<row bad
s.s l<ax ssrs.n~rs In treat. f.ilisf -
The tcet These ssss are wosdsrfal
erixhssners. and IL is~slsd clasp
eateh ths band together. AL The
better. somstimes he belt u bro4den-
ing into an oriental sesrt knotted
Ioe>sly and f2liiag In frinzed snd2
Black dresses aFs also brightsoed ey
rssers % white satin. By epaaiettes
resers. bibs OF banda Of lace. generally
rather heavy.
tin.it creature that nevertheless
b.s hsd tbs courage 10 journey iato The
far east. h.s bees taken ap b q WON
an With literary aspiratioas The
young creature. for al her modesty.
goa holi ~ pretty robe sozaeShere
in that poetieai region beholding
which. her aspiring pafr0nsss .esEar
esivsd II aa Afternoons With the orient
al poetry. where the graceful gown
~oald have a Shance % staad mp In al
IL loxeliaess And sd the timii.
shrinlfinK girl. clad In . dress that ~ss
jast little ioag Tor her. stood up.
b,,ok la haRd. folds 81 drss. i'm the
other, showing the pointed slipper.
and read with soft intonation. IL was
= yellow six. the sress. aud up each
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
WOMAN or FASHION
Some Practical hints foe Our
Practical Womsa
coloas 10 EslTEs the GOWN
Coacssts fnF iEvesiag wear--ifo~ sea-
z.ar f.aiks~Fs nesreshed Ar
raazss Her CosHsre

whils ne t.shion writers have hest
pr.tinz II ina InAzninesnes aud luxa-
robustness Of the styies Of today. the
dnar pablic has been standing aEasst
ishsai veil saoaagh. say tAeY. tell AZ
~ velvet and srSnine aud dAFaas< and
plat. % gsasss sad passesnsnteriss.
tse are willing - read POUR graphs
description wher We want amusement
snsf diEer.loa- baI Il u time 20 have
toas sith these pretty pen plefares.
sud ~ give N soms Information a. 70
what ordinary folks should wear
Thrre new dresses scasoa IA the hiatt
If eur capacity: therefor. 80 cannot
indaizs "a caprice aud extFavaganee.
II there nothing common sense and
practical IN the winters x0~ningf
New. IN spite of The wondrons fab
rics Ne have been holdinE ap - the
pnblis zAzo three weeks Past. and the
brilliant pastures sc have bcea paint
ing. there - pile % soher fabrics Jast
back Of a. there i quiet. home ike
scene that deserves - b. hung IN
conspicuous place. IL represents a
busy family circle. mother aud dangh-
ter~ They are seated in their pleas
ant ss~lng rooul. and you viii .ee one
OF them busily stitching al the na-
chine. Another - ripDing up an old
black gown. while stu another fash-
ions sone dainty straps cut % warm
crimson satin. A TOT sits CA The stool
~ her mothsr's feet. palling out bast-
ings. and a fukxy-h.ired giri reads 10
attentive listeners
foa viii not be able 20 recognize
that black gown when the finishing
touches shall have been pat % IL. Its
skirt has not been changed 10 any sx-
tent. for IL wss made In the early part
OF the spring. aud viii do very nicely.
Two satin rueies viii DC added 20 is
feet. that - al Theu the short oodice
viii Dc elongated oy hip rufiicS, the
sleeves will ~ east away. aud newer
and more dropping ones 90 black satin
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
Miss VIRGINIA WHITING.
Her Favor1t. Coifarel

Inserted A tiny roll of satin VIII en-
circle the waist This l. for the ,ail
girl 81 slender build she viii wear 10
evenings also. and will no; feel out ~
place. OR = viii be frightened with n
dainty soiiar AMI coquiilcS e fresh
lace The brown giri sewing the
crimson ssrsp~ has suceecded 10 get
ting money enough together Tor
brand new oatft; and = package lies
open before her. showing pale of rich
brown Diagonal. and, beside IL. = roll
Of the new ''irone,f' velvet II Is both
lronad and ''furrpwed." sna she will
have IL IN two bits q ruf.lss az the
bottom ~ the s&irt. ard in two more
Hail ~ay NJ She viii make two tat
collars - The brown fia-ousl. each
edged With a small velvet "a &c aud
she vii have a single velvat rod ~
The waist. and velvet collar The
sleeves ~iii - n diagonal This.
si~D. ~iii answer Tor May orcaSious.
hat he ssirt vii a. - very clu..ely
st The hips. and fare - prettilT at
the feet. the sleeves viii oct be 80
large thaa they viii be out q place
is.door. snd the efreet vii be 80
una-snsninx. and wishsl - vhoily
fassisnabie. TIA. The girl viii not be
sfrsid - wear Il v~ry often. Fhr al
really a reaction has So IA. ant tho
eulss. Almost Severely made gown I'll
30 MET favored for afternoon wear
m 'sef ths danger already seer1s iua-
usInrns shat severity win step aver ~
- ueannisbasss The skirt sud - q
the tsilor-rns'~ Rirl sculetirnes snr-
gesf aefnlar - The softuee- attributed
a. ne s~S Huf the thrse. rcwn-a..ea-
so srl sii stfempf ncithcr es,rense.
She wi snnt~at b.r~sif vita hsr
brown. her ai,ss ami her me xown q
PRETTY nixed e.fi,rs. trirnr1ei with \
shnf ~ fsneF velvet Her new black
81 Ths ~ ~ ef th- anest ssfte~t Q,slffy
49, can afor-t wits = citizen thresl 90
fs-trn tn it pn=sihif Iasn. m sise ean
rlsbe AZ ber-eff = ceurie q sess -
fsneg cos lars snt teit. g. 40 Ear even
30 wear she ~ta have safsfei~ns
sssrre Wsrrs csfmeeo f1r hriaette.
rsrssieiy tiear yeiiow; ~aft~ j. al.
~srs ro.ss. particularly II Vaa ta~~
.zy aae la..s =, censtine ~ita It Re-
,sssrk~- thsf gr-r h-iss uest - 70
s.snRer braaf sni 40, hsz tiny rolls.
49, s-iax cas- tAs senderpsss q the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

Plutarch in his writings makes men,
ton Of n dog with whom his master. .
learned prestidigitator. performed the
following trick: he gave the dog piece
of bread with the suggestion that IL was
poisoned. The dog dcvoured the bread
and then showed every symptom Of hav-
ing been poisoned. fosmed at the mouth
and fell down in state Of rigidity. ap-
parently dead. While In this condition
his master could do with him - be
pleased. the dog showed not the least
sign Of life. As soon - the prestidigi-
tstor applied some hocus pocus gee
lures and signs the dog arose. looked
about in a wild. confused sort OF way,
shook himself a. II 10 throw Of the eff
fects of the death spell and then ran
gleefully up 70 his master. Plutarch. a.
well ~ those present. among whom was
Emperor VeSpasian. looked upon the
whole performance as the result Of clev-
er training. but there seems to be no
doubt now hat the ''artist" In question
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
Attempt at Suicide.


FROM TIE boston iotN
While the walks In tl< Public Cardss
we're crowded Yesterday AitsfDDoh about
4.30 O'Clock. people near the enlrance g&ies
NJ the corner u Besrc,a and Ibsrles STREETS
we're horrl6ed O. sce = man suddenly pinngs
. knife repeatedly into his thro4i And AL 10
the ground.
While waiting for q couveysno< an ohicer
questioned the woaid-be suicide. Tho uss
about so year. Of age, as o. his name. address.
and reason for wishing 10 snd his life. bus
the man slaadfastly refused b. give any inior-
nation regarding himself he vas taken 10
the Massachusetts, General Hospital aud
surgiual attendance given him Although
weak from lo-s Of blood Il IL probable be
viii recover. About Q O'Clock last night =
hospital attendant got q little information
from him. lie said bis maine wa s4musi
D., and that be came some weeks Hfo
from New brunswick. The lksi few DAYS
Ia k>sd kas fed cs>er, and be has bcen van-
dsring about the CITY, not knowing which nay
10 turn. What impelled him % commit his
rash sci he was unable 10 saw
The above L. the familiar but terrible
story 81 the results of mental dennFement
caused by oversirain of tie nervous SYSTEM
People who have diszn>ss, Asad@oA< or baok-
aoAe. or who are troubled with ssoigrcAoiy or
d>sps.denf feelings are already vel ou the
rad which leads 90 tAsaAsiy and suinds-
"Dr. Mics Medical Cot cannot fnd
language in which 10 express my sppregia-
iion of the great benefit have derived
from the u-e q your Restorative Nervine.
When life bcc4me burden would Uss the
NerriDe 10 scoshe nv weakened nerves. ard
20 calm nv exhausted ard irritable brain"
-MRs II. BEowS, Rochester, y. \.
Dr.. H1ei ResorefIF< kesaas has NO equal
in orRrSa Nervous Dises.es IL contains
no opisies or Dangerous drugs lid on a
positive guarantee ty su drukyisss snS
DIR. Mile Medical Co. Elkh.rt. lad.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

The oak fQas<VasA Il walsh th~rs are
many sgec1ss Als<zsbnss1 nostly b IL
nortAsrn hesai<pAee. h s~ry leas
lived TIRE. casually hollos n - oi1 sk&
The famous ''Ch2rsx Oh q Cnnnscr,-
car Vas sappe~>d - d@ss - fAE hsek =
isass ~ fh< vcysge - Columbus The
Royal Dali u Eagl2nd. which was tAs
tiding place ~ King Chsries. did ma
suocmnb % the siemenss unfil IL ~.s
several centuries ED Husnboiit de-
sarsbss 81 Oh tre~ whieh he go in
Frsncs which wssz ~ fsst In csfeunafer-
sncs - ne hass and estimated q b.
AGO years old. Its interior dsoAyed aud
hollow. and "a tep bsld with dry an
papiss." Near Breslsa. Germany. IN
1857. an old oak fell in Storm. rao@sur>
ing 20 feet - the hsss. The famous Oak
Of Mamre. 60 "Abrah4En's Oak IN Pal
estine. in the shelter II which ths He
brew patri2rch pitched his tent. stili
lives and Il the resort q thousands II
pllErims --Boston TRANSCRIPT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
The Keystone Watch
Case Go. of PHILADELPHIA,

the largest watch case manufactur-
ing concern in the world, is now
putting upon the Jas. Boss Filled
and other cases made by it. bow
(ring) which cannot be twisted or
pulled of the watch.
tits sure protection against the
pickpocket aid the many accidents
that befail watches fitted with the
old style bow, which is simply held
in by friction and can be twisted of
with the fingers. II is called the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

AZ sss.l. a. i>ss1s 80 sr>vA
Aad e. k1s r.z..i4 srs fs-4es.
Ne messf bo,1sks ~ss b1aalsx eowa
VIII ss.l<s 30 ssd ssslios.
Aiszx tks vtEdinx ereh&rd vsn
fhs brszz-s e<af tks fhs><ie.
Aad reand ths ~kysids osffaaba1
ffs essAil b<<izs 10 whsIs.
A hs~~sy szrt2la kiars shs -
Asst makss "a sd ard msrkx
Ana 49, - drs4m ~ psupkla pie
And eoateEN yists tie t4rkey.
fhers Il . p<ihos IN Tia ar.
A pstl1os 80 ct kad tsnder.
That fils the sc<n1n ~ith despair
And charms tss ehsstsat vsnasx.
Tks had h parpl< vita the srsps
And wilh To eoru-f2lk tawny.
WbLsh s~ts ths sz2ii boy al .ssps
AID xrtnaing llks . Fa~nee.
Tle poGsoFns p<gptax 9Th . pop
Thats mnstsszi AMI pleasant.
Anfi is>cloas h sh- ia.h psrkehop
AAd l1sh he nsfland plez.@hI
on. s<ssaa % The elsth - gold.
Whss al = sweet aad silly.
And 0lsonaias la The sshea wclt
l. nfiti.er ross nor Ny;
o ssasoa calm. skoss blooming star
seer the lilac sentlAn.
inarsd yoAr subtle beauties are
To nunlsruns % nentioni
IN. X Anakitriek In Puck.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
II . body trests a body
To a glass 81 Rye,
II a body tells a body

III Dofy utaU ooay
To glass 81 Rye,
ia body tells body
Which 10 best 90 try.
II the pair their eyse are wirkinr
Here's the reason Why
Ten 10 one they both ara drinking
Royal Ruby Rye
Royal Ruby" Rye Whisky II
guaranteed absolutely pure aud
eleven wears old. iis great
popularity attests iis merits.
IL IL "a rye that u Rye. rec
commended for the invalid. the
convaicsccnt and the connois-
scur, put up on honor and quail
ity guaranteed. d,ottied at dis
filiery.) ROYAL WINE CO.
CHICAGO.
Ask for IL $3.50 per quart
bottle. For sale Nv Scribner N
Aldworth. Druggists