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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

We wish to make special
mention in regard to a large
invoice of CHINA" and "Pon-
gee Silk just received. These
Silks are in all the new pat
terms and colors. Also to a
large invoice OF the popular
"G.asse" Silks. These silks
are OF many colors, and the
changeable effects are very
beautiful. Our Silk Depart
ment Is full to repletion with
all popular makes of the best
manufacturers. Black eros
Grain from the lowest price
TO the very best.
COlored Surahs," repre-
senting twenty different
shades. Fallle Franchise.
Satin Rhadame Moire and
More Antique Rhadameres.
Neloutirre. etc, etc, all at
prices which battle competi,
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
HOSIERY.

SO doz. Ladies fast Black
Hosiery styled the "Onyx"
stainless black which we guar
antee will not stain the feet or
garments in any way and will
withstand the effects OF perspir-
alton as we'll as washing. The
dye contains no ingredients that
are injurious o. dangerous to
the fabrics or wearer. Price soc
per pair, We have large line
of the same class of Hosiery for
Children, all sizes. ranging from
35c to 75c per pair.
A big bargain so dozen Ladies
Fancy Isle Hosiery at 75c,
sold at Sr.25, $50 and Sa.oo
per pair, take your choice for
7Sc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
LINEN DEPARTMENT..

Most OF our custom ars
know what Spring & Com
pany's Linen Department
is. one Of the best in the
State and the prices the
lowest.
Bieached Damask. wide
and OF excellent quality, 3S,
so, 60 and rs cts. ~ i'm.
Bieached Damask at S1.00,
worth at least SIPS.
Turkey Red IS and so in.
wide, fast calors, at 2J, 80.
50. 40 and 80 cts.
Pure Linen Towels at 2,
s, o, 10, II, t2,e cts. and
upwards.
We offer a specia! lot OF
100 dozen large size Monte
Towels, pure linen, n II
cts. each, or Sf.25 per doz.
Turkish Towels at 10. ~.
Is. 20. 20 and 30 cts.
Fancy liable Sets cloth
and one dozen napkins IN
MATCH all sizes, from $500
TO = zoo.
We are sole agents for
Grand Rapids of John :.
Brown X sons celebrated
Irish LINEN. Table tiot lsS,
Napkins. wells. Ira y
Cloths. Toilet Covers. boy
lies. round. oval and square.
and ali guaranteed 10 give
satisfaction i'm wear.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Y hiitR Goods at IOCtS.

Forty pieces SO in. India Lin
en- at only 10 cts, worth double
the money.
10, pieces India Linen at
II II, 10, Is and 20 cts.
Paid Nanisooks at s, 10,
IL Ia, Is and 20 cts.
Victoria Lawns, Egyptian
Dimlty, Persian Lawn. Cable
Checks, Jubilee Stripes and
Piaids IN endless variety. SO
pieces Robes Suits in ecru and
white, at $3.50 each. The e
Robes are cheap at 500.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Trimming Department

Our Trimming Department
contains III the latest novel;
Ties OF American and French
Manufacturers. III "A n a
Crochet Gimps I'm Black
aud Colors. Plain Black
Silk Gimps. White Pearl
Trimming.
Silk and Iohair orna-
mcnts i'm all the new styles.
4 magnificent line Of
Crochet and jet Passemen-
terie, our own importation.
Girdles. i'm all the latest
: II Il dcs. Steel. jet and
Metal bands, jets and
Metal PRINCES. TinseIs.
Presidents Braids, Waist
Sets and Skirt Panels To
match President Braids.
Silk Gimp. Silk Binding
Braids for Tailor Suits. jet
and steel Collars. Silk and
jet Fr.nges. etc., etc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
MUSLIN UNDER WEAR.

Corset Covers. 2jc To $500
Ladies' Drawers. 30c To
SEQ.
Ladies' CheBiisp. soc TO 50.
Ladies' Night Dresses, CSC
~ $500.
Ladies' skirts. soc TO 5000
Combination Garmets. Cor
set Covers and Skirts, 81
to S2.Jn.
Infants Spring Bonnets. %
cts 10 S2.JD.
Infants Dresses. 3Jc 10 So.
Infants Skirts soc tn 500.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Our Carpet Rooms

Are the largest in the State,
and our stock will not suffer
by comparison with any east
ern house - either designs,
colorings or prices.
We are Offering Tapestry
Brussels at % c.s per yard
Body Brussels at 30 css, Nor
quettes at l.l5. Velvets at
l.25 All wool super ingram
and extra super 2-ply at al
prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
COttoBs and Sheetings.

Rgvir1g Domestic" in great
quantities for our large whole
sale business. we are able to
give lower prices than can be
found elsewhere Ia the city.
tuhleaehed Cotton Cloth ). 6.
:. 5 and 2 cts. Bleached Cotton
Cloth from ; to l2k cts /: - IN.
) 4. "a. 81. - and l0-4 Cot
tons at the very lowest prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
We Will Commence
ON
Monday, April 18th,


largest outpouring of Dry
Goods ever witnessed i'm
Grand Rapids. Vast guam
titles OF our Spring and
Summer goods have been
bought Mt depression prices,
broaght about By the set
back To trade i'm the East,
coupled with the additional
advantage that our New
York buyer was in the mar
ket ready with Spot Cash to-
take advantage OF the sac
rifiec prices then prevail
ing. It is our determina-
ton to make this great out
pouring of Dry Goods the
most pronounced success in
our long career Of business,
and In order to achieve that
success we have made prices
SO low as to appeal Instantly
to the Judgment of every
purchaser. The prices we
offer are your prices and
sufficiently low to make you
feel that there Is one vast
distributing centre in
Grand Rapids, where your
interests and our interests
are happily blended, a store
where every one can be
made to feel that they carry
their own private latch-key
to the freedom and priv
iIeges OF the establishments.
II You are in pursuit of the
necessities. the bargains or
the elegance in Dry Goods
for the lowest possible
money. you viii End them
i'm some one OF our many
departments.
We ask a careful perusal
of this page. and when your
eve hits something to your
fancy make a note of it..
ct necessity we are obliged
to omit a great many things
that are desirable. - If YOU
do not Sc what you are
looking fer come and In
auire for 81. You win al
WAYS and II ia stock and At
prices that are rock hot
tom and way below All com
petitorS.
cnrinr z, fnmnonu
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Ladies Underwear.

Ladies Gauzc Underwear at
IS, IS and SO, 60 and Is cents.
A Special Bargain, Ladies
Ribbed Silk Under Vests at
$3.50. Regular price S2.so, all
colors.
We have imported a large
line of French Balbriggan Vests
in short and long sleeves. Sold
formerly at Sr.5o our price this
season is Sr.oo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
BrOadclOths.

We are displaying on our
counters the handsomest line
of genuine French and Eng
lish Broadcloths ever shown in
Grand Rapids. These goods
measure full 81 in. and the
shades are all new and beau
tiful.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Spring Jackets

1t is impo sible to write
about them except in a gen
eral way. Everything new
and stylish can be seen.
Spring Jackets in pla ds.
stripe, and solid colors. 4
new line of black Jersey Street
Jackets. Colored Jersey Jack
cts, PLAIN and Braided IN Ma
hogany, Gobelin Blue, ans
Modes. Price, 400 to 1850
Raglans, Newmarkets aud
Travelling Wraps. New co.
ors and new styles, 1000 TO
5000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Dress Making Department

On the second Floor
reached by the elevator or
councillors stair way our
Dress making rooms are
located. The business i'm
this department has grown
sonderstIlss since orr open
ing. nccessiiaiiDg today the
employment Of over fifty
girl. Mrs. l.. :. Hodges. an
artist Ia her pr0'c sion. ~
the presiding genius In this
department. Mrs. Hodges
has Just returned from the
East whore slle enjoyed
excellent opportu nsties i'm
the examination of import
81 Dresses a. well rs late
Aew York ST leS.and - now
~ condition 10 furnish all
information desired IN the
Dress Making line.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Kid Gloves.

Ladies Kid Gloves at IS cts.
We are claTing out q large line
of dark colors at so cts. sold at
Sr.z5. twenty-five dozen IN
dressed at 60 cts, the old price
was SI.co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Curtains and DraperieS

Our Curtain and Drapery De
partment is replete with every.
thing desirable 10 the pres
ent season. Nottingham
Swiss Brussels fancy Ma5ras
Turcoman Chenille, Velour,
etc., etc. in the
Upholstery and DTlPsg Department
we are showing Silk Tapes
tries, spun Silks. China aad
Pongee Silk, an ! in iact any
thing you want for upholster
ing and drap Try.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Childrens Underw ear

In Pure white and Balbriggan
commencing at Ioc, and rang
ing 10 $685.
& doz. Swiss Ribbed Isle
Vests, at SO and so cts. This is
: new garment this season for
ch4ldrens wear.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

q
We devote considerable
space and attentionto goods
for mems wear. We are
offering so doz. Mems
striped half hose at Is Cts.
Good value for 4oc.
rs doz. Balbriggan half
Hose full regular at 2oc
per pair.
Full line of twenty diff
ferent styles, half Hose,
ranging from soc to soc.
Unlaundried Shirts at 48,
rs and $500 each. These
three styles Of unlaundried
Shirts have been favorites
with us and the public for
the past five years, and
have always given excel
lent satisfaction.
Dress Shirts from one
single plat TO "a plaits in
bosom at $1,25, $3.50 and
$I.75.
Night Dresses at $500,
worth $3.50.
lust received a full line
of + ancy Shirts, with cuffs
and two collars to match
each shirt, Price 500 and
S1.25.
Linen Handkerchiefs in
great profusion, plain an d
hemstiched, pure white or
fancy borders, from Toe to
7sc.
2; doz. Japanese Silk, H
S. Handkerchiefs, at 4oc,
SOC, CSC, and up as high
sa s $50.
All the latest styles o.
Pure Linen Collars at IL
and D.
Pure Linen Cuffs % and
3 &c.
We will open the com
ing week 90 doz. Men S
Ties in new spring sha des
at 20c each, sold in the
city at so.
40 doz. at SOC each ex-
celIent value for S1.OO
Look out for these two
styles OF neckwear for they
viii be bargains IN fact.
/ c,r;,r ? nonnanu
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
l-aces-

We are displaying some beau
tiful things in Black Spanish
Guipurc Flouncings, Black
Chantilly Flouncing. Valencin-
mes Flouncings. and 10 Orien-
tai Escurial, Medici, Torch on
and Fedora Laces.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
JERSEYS,

Just received, large line Of
Jersey Waists Ia Black and
Colored. The latest and best
shades alone represented.
Braided, Beaded AMI Fancy
Fronts, all ne Y styles, $500 to
$500.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
At rs Cts.

Twenty pieces 81 in. all wool
suitings, checks and plaids, at
20 cts. per yard. We have
seen samples from eastern
houses marked Sl.25 per yard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

Domestic Corset twenty Eve
different styles from - cts %
100 per pair. white and drab.
We are age ats for exclusive
styles Of t0e fam Gus -. +"
and 2 D ? Freacn Cor ets. n
long snort and me 1iam waists
and IN white. drab and the
high color
Fine Satin Cgrsets IN pink.
ligi1t and dark blue, card nal.
garnet and black.
A large Ina 81 C0rs et
Va. IS for laaies and caiidf en
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Giinghan0s.

Good quality apron and Dress
Check Ginghams at sets per
yard. Something better at 8,
10, II Ia and IS cents per yard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Black Goods,

Black Cashmere. excellent
value at 25c. Black Serge
81 Cts. to 80 Black Hen
rietta, al wool. - cts 10 rs
Back Silk Wrap Henrietta.
100 per yasd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

500 pieces new style Spring
Prints at D. s and : Cts. per
ysrd.
Spring { Company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
GAUZE FANS,

In White Black aud Deco
rated. 4 splendid ass0rt-
ment at very low prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
FRENCH SATEENS

Of our own importation. Five
cases now in our store. The
styles are magnificent and the
colors beautiful Be sure and
inspect these goods when you
visit cur dress goods depart
ment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
At % to Is Cts.

Sixty pieces Cashmere in all
the best colors. Fancy and
plain Serges, ranging from %
cts. to 10 cts per yard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Dress Goods at 39c.
One case double fold check
suitings. Just received, worth
soc a yard. We have marked
them - cts.
Al 50 Cts.

Forty pieces all wool illu-
minated Beiges, twelve diff
ferent shades, all new, would
be cheap at So cts. Price 60
cts per yard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

500 pieces. Plain satin and
pecot edge. widths from J % Is
inches, All the choicest shades.
GTos Cams n all widths and
coiors..
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

We have invested s.. 900 in
our Para al Depart ment
this season. an today IL
stands without a rival for
STYLES. qualities and low
prices. We dip3ay every
thing from = Plain Black
Silk ~un / UMBRELLA 10 the
very hest novelties. sun
and Rain Umbrellas recos-
cred at the very lowest
price. Make this Depart
taenf = visit before pHrchaS-
Inc
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
HANDKERCHIEFS.

100 dozen Ladies Handler
chiefs IN pure white and colored
borders, at IS cts, worth IS
cts. anywhere. Mourning II
s. Eandkerchiefs at from IS
cts. to 5 800.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Orders by Mail

For either samples or goods
will receive g5rouspt atfep-
ton. 4 competent sales
snaB having supervision of
fFsis depart mcnf. ~afisfsc-
fion ia every Instance is
guaranteed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08
THE POPE,s PRESENTS.

A List of Articles More Suitable for Service
I'm a Nursery than in an Art Gallery.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LONDON, Jan. THE catalogue of the offer
ings presented to the Pope on the occasion of
his jubi lee is in course of preparation. It will
include list of articles that seem better fitted
to the nursery than the Vatican. Babies basil
nets socks. Shoes bundles of tiny garments,
cots, cradles. bed clothing for children ETC.,
have come in large quantities. One Offering
takes the form of 10000 pounds of sugar from
America. It must be remembered that the Pope
expressed wish to receive articles in kind that
would enable him to givelare aims and meet the
various needs of the church and missionary
work all over the world. The offerings Of babies
and chidren's belongings are to be distribut ed
among lving-in hospitals, crecnes and orphan
ages throughout Catholic Christendom. Other
presents, such those of sacred vessels, will be
gwen to churches in need of plate for their al
tars. OF these, thousands of gold chalices were
sent TO Leo kilt from Vienna asrne. The lists
of presents OF geras and rich stuifs which have
come in profusion from heather countries, as
also from those within the pale of the church,
makee the pages of the catalogue glow as q
chapter from the ARABIAN Nights"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08

The Rsjah of Favikote Hints That He Is Not
Pleased with the British.
LONDON, Jan. IA curious story with regard
to Dhuleep Singh comes from the Punjaub. Re-
Gently certain sikhs, in celebrating one Of their
anniversaries, placed portrait Of the Mahara-
jah, with every mark of honor. by the shrine at
which they were met together. The grave feat
of the incident is that local raiah took part
in the celebration, but 1t is said that he did SO
because he had some reason for dissatisfaction
with the government of the Puniaub, and he
took this ingenious method of manifesting it.
No official notice has been taken of the matter,
but means have been taken by Lord Dufferin,
Viceroy of India, to show the Rajah of Favikote.
the potentate in question, that the circumstance
is noted agains5 him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08
The Bowman Divorce Case.

CHICAGO, Jan. The celebrated divorce case Of
Ida M. Bowman against Frank j. Bowman, WELL
known attorney, of st. Louis, will be next Monday
in Judge Tuleys court. To-day the attorneys for
Mrs. Bowman No. 2 filed notice that on Monday a
motion would be made that Frank j. Bowman be or
dered to pay to complainant forthwith sos accrued
aimony and 500 solicitors fees for services in the
which the defendant had removed said cause and that
in default of said payment Frank J. Bowman the de.
fen dant be forthwith attached forconempt of court
and his answer and af6davits be sumnariy stricken
from the files of the court. This will be very i'm
portant feature of the for Mr.. Bowman who has
already been worsted in the Circuit Court Appellate
Court and United States Court.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08
SAFELY WITHOUT SOLDIERS.

A Feature of the National Capital That Sur.
prises European Visitors.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-.There is one thing
that surprises me about America, and especially
about Washington, +" said an English gentleman
who is visiting the city. to your correspondent,
to-day. .and that is tho feeling of absolute
safety which seems to pervade the atmospb
in all directions. refer more particularly to
the condition of your Treasury By the cour-
tesy Of the officials I was shown through the
vaults, where almost countless millions of silver
arc stored, and was allowed the privilege even
OF entering the innernost recesses of the strong
rooms where your public funds are stored, and
there were no guards but the clerks employed
there. Then, too, noticed in passing tho
Treasury Building, last night. that all a.
quiet as the grave. A few elimmering lights in
some Of the windows showed ms
that there was an occasional watch-
man inside OF the building. but there
sign on the outside to show that any
precaution had been taken to prevent 9 whole
sale robbery. The Bank of England, which !.
the great depository of the city of London, and
10, perhaps, the financial institution of the
world, 10 conducted on far different principles.
Every night a visitor who happens to be in the
neighborhood of Threadneedle street will find
squad of soldiers from the barracks in the West
End fling down to take their position as the
night watch. These men are kept on duty from
the time the bank closes until it rsepens on the
following day. They are posted at all sections,
and pace the streets surrounding the bank with
a regularity Of sentries around camp do
not know but that your system is FAR more at
tractive to q foreigner. although the absence OF
rything military here is extremely strange
to one familiar with what your politicians term
the effete monarch,ss cs Europe"
The situation spoke1 of by the gentleman
ferred to has beeu frequently noticed by foreign
visiting Washington. The absence Of uni
formed soldiers scattered about the streets, the
lack OF guards sround the public buildings and
the residence Of the President-the democracy
of every thing in facts something which tho or
binary foreigner cannot understand; yet kthe
Treasury officials say that there never has been
an attempt made to break into the Treasury,
and, except in time of war, no soldier WAS ever
on guard and it is very seldom that troops have
been within call
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08
Auanta's Curious Biack-List.

ATLANTA Jan. IA curious feature of the
liquor law in Atlanta is the blacklist. When o man
appears before the city recorder charge of drunk
enness for the second time, and is convicted, he is
black-listed, and his is furnished to all liquor
dealers, who under penalty of $500 fine are for
hidden to sell him liquor within year. The first
has already developed, being that of Peter
Dunlap. He first convicted Dec. 20 and now for
the second time is again convicted, and his name
stands the head Of the Atlanta blacklist There
but little sympathy for the prisoner, but feature
of law which requires every dealer to keep such
son in mind Tor a year is regarded onerous and
likely to lead to appeals in behalf of liberty
equally loud were the complaints against the
original Prohibition law.