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tas ss2szs1 : fas three svealags, wssa =
matinee. Il = l'Fefsass4f - ias na&a.
sseale1t * ~efk ~ s sari It iesllk4a
f,r lhe - lslfn@ts 1f'eNAs ana seAsen
t.eksts fe8 TIE fo@F performance y -
ts ss.a ai s. gudguK fIea the pse-
naunce1 hit MT. James laadt here las
season 81 tslithrl.o the success II his
oa4.ang viSt shoaia * at4naant
The salary Esi ef s'Ias straight 4sp
oonpAay Is sac G. ~ ghs iarges. ~ AEs
iAroe-eoneay combustion "a tae roAa,
Lawrence Barrett closed . very sue
oessf ii euSkgemsal ln Deir0t last al git-
IollorroN evening" Ns. koota VII f0la
hun al baltmefe ana they Wsl
from thers plas loug engagements ia
tne ie2alag Easlrfa cslss. 4hey mas
oo9e Nest togeiaeg next season. III
ghes 40 Il IS understood maj tney vii
make a i've n'gas stop y ersne Rapids.
The great actress. Sarah Bernhardt,
NIh plss al Powers Grand nexl spfllg
On tie evening 1T the Cxnal-st. cele-
srasien. sno 4 lsexpecteu toAl Neanos-
day slll bs named. Manager Roberts
wlI have the curtain Tlse al Redmond .
IL O o'cl0ck IA order that ths Audlence
may bc dismissed Ia uule - see TIE
festivities on TIE street.
Chas. A. Loder who hss been seen
here frequently Ia "hiiariIY, one ol
Brady 4 Garwo0d's road attractions
mas purchased 30 What Night irom
Gus " .llisms and vii star n it next
season.
The BALDWIN Melville Company closed
their engagement at the Lyceum last
evening, presenting "A Diamond Mgs-
cry 10 fair business. The company
ieit or a late train Tor Port Huron.
Eva Mouniford, who presents "Eu-
genie Le Tour" 81 The Lyoeum the first
three evenings al thls week, goes from
here TO the Lyeeum Ibeater. Detroit.
Later IN the season she vii play long
engagement AT the flltA-Eye. 1heAleT
New York.
Among the attractions soon due az
Powers Grand IS Spenser's Little Iv-
coon" Opera Company, winch was sue
cessfully rendered here two Seasons ago.
Stuart Robson brought out the com.
edy "Is Marriage a tAllurey' ia Gncin-
natl, Monday night. The large audi
ence was unanimous IN the opinion that
Il was success.
Prof lawson, Of Powers Grand. wi
unite has orchestra with Prof. Wlbu,
Forces organization Of Redmond's OF
Wednesday evening. They viii he OF
the balcony OF Redmond's, and VII
discourse waltzes and polkas for th,
benefit Of those who may wish 10 trlE
the Light fantastic on the asphalt.
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sailor knot with loose ends and without
a bow. In case of cool weather the V
shaped neck can be filed in with vest
or a collar and chemisstte front.
Fig. 3 is made of hehotrope and
white striped surah, opening quite half
way down, TO be worn over white silk
or pique vest. The sleeves and collar
are Of plain heliotrope faille, and bias
band Of the Same goes around the entire
basque, edged by narrow silver braid,
and the front is fastened by ribbon
bow. The revers are made by overlap
ping triangular piece as IN the illus
tration. This can be worn with skirts
of any color but red or blue.
Fig. 4 is made of salmon pink surah,
with loose fronts, which are garnished
with cascades of cream lace. The sleeves
are bell shape, with fall of lace. This
can also be made in any color or any soft
material. In garnet surah it would be
very pretty and useful. Black lace over
cream cashmere would be an elegant
combination.
Fig. 8 is tea jacket Of sage green
barege, which is as soft and flexible as
yelling, edged with an embroidered ruff
fe, the color being myrtle green, with
tiny pink specks of flowers. A glance
at the picture win show the style better
than a description could. If desired, a
full bow of narrow satin ribbon just the
shade Of the flowers can be worn on the
right shoulder where the ruffle laps.
This can be worn with any colOred skirt
except blue orange or purple. 1t can
be made of cashmere yelling, surah or
farmers satin, which is very pretty ma
terial and considerably used.
Fig. 6 is as suitable for a corsage
for dinner dress as tea jacket. If it
is to be used as tea jacket the fasten-
ing of the sleeves should be let out so as
to lengthen them, and the sash should
be loosened. The body of 1T is of mauve
and white foulard, edged around with a
deep founce Of cream white lace, and
the sash is of surah. The cascade and
collar match that of the sleeves and
waist. The whole is very pretty and
dressy, and adapted thus to several cos
tunes and needs Worn over a quite
old black or other suitably colored skirt
it becomes a part of a dainty, dressy
costume.
The tea jacket can be put on over al
most any skirt, even one that has seen
its best days, and instantly the whole
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West sida Literary.

Committee on Scandinavian history
provided the program for afternoon,
which consisted o. isnarticlerrom Morse
Mythology, entitled "Ouginof Poetry" 3"
Poetry is called an Inspiring dmnk.
Nassar, the God of poetry, VINO Was
formed from spiitle, was 50 wise thsl
he could answer a. questions. H. vas
killed by the DWARF, who sad hc was
suilocstcd by his own sdom.
sutton WAS made custodian of Vas
sars domain. Ooin-the great ALI
iather-ganed access 10 these quarters
by transforming himself into worm,
and creeping through an anger hole.
Having p0ssf SD nin.elf az Use art. h-
escaped by changing into an eagle and
fiying away With nls booty. Hence.
poetry y klIUwn as Dain's booty. Vas
sar's blood and suston's mead.
An article on stockholm, was next
given. Stockholm, ihe capitol oi
Sweden, situated Iu latitude 81 degrees
and 20 minutes north, q built on three
islands which are connected with abe
mainland snd each other. by very fne
granite bridges. IT faces the Baltic Sea
and has a population % l59. 900. IL
streets are narrow and irregular. fol-
lowlug the trunk Of the coast line. It
has many fne public buildings. among
winch = the Royal Palace. which - OF
Italian Architecture, and SAID n be one
Of the finest structures in the world.
There = only one hotel-the kahn
in the city where meals snc lodging
can ~ obtained under the same root.
The general architecture Of ths city
u massive and solid. a lsrge amount
- expended on the Toofs, winch are 81
conner. slate or tie. There are public
gynluass, supported by the Govern
mept. IN Which al officers II the army
and navy must take . coutse.
The CITIZENS Of ocsholfn are SAD fo
be the poiltest people in Europe. bUi
Their rn0ralssre very lsE.
scandinavian history vas resumed
beginning at the second per5od 1850
Al tbs date seversl ef TIE princ,r.s
se.ports. among which were Is6ac.
Hanbrrg, Rremsn and Kovr9foe
formed . combination. known ss fns
tI1agrse q tne Hsnse Towns vbicf
control ed TIE commerce u the Bsitic
Ere. The Piow Eunnnr .n--srs0 q
Nside5asr-wss tss reigniug king, Re
vas s1eceede1 hy Eric q ar. Who. ir.
turn. vss fo8oved ~ Kslasrnsr IL
Tbs x q tasss kngs ~ss turbulent
ard anss isfsctoTy. Iuere we're rnary
petty -srs saooog the prov ncss. sne Ia
8 psr7oe q tftF years four klugs n0ei
death " tss hand - tbs assssn
hFtng Nslrnsr, pcsrn ~ NtitffeT
was tssn resc after vaic1 tns sln5 -
foBrne1.
Nsrt sst1r1sy fhs COMMITTEES o.
I tersture Report.
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becomes a thing of dainty grace, and =
woman never looks so well a. N these
pretty garments
A skirt Of cashmere OF black silk, or,
indeed, almost any material or color,
can be utilized by the aid Of these pretty
Tea jackets. and variety OF gowns may
Be Gmulatdd by having several Of them
They carl be made Of almost anything.
providing the materials are Of suitable
color to 60 together.
Chalbes, veilings ard cashmere tea
gowns or jackets. feather stitched AL
around. with ample cascades and jabots
of even quite cheap lace. with here and
there judic5ously bestowed buDch a
ribboos. make up 3 taking and lovely
houel1lze dress. which from its softDess
and grace pAe>sss and rssts every ere
OLIVE HAsTER
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AAA
"Ycang wn. A Haires speedy Re-
storAtlon 10 health from paralysis 81
announced q few days ago suggests tle
fact that could tcll quite a story vita.
in my own experience, said Mr. James
A. Eurd. superintendent If Noble Is
Co.'S plasteT mllls. to d reporter YeslfE-
day. "My boy Jsy, who ls now tt
years old, has been al invalid nearly
all hs lie, never having attended
school over = year ana IS laii uull tbs
fail. About tve yesrs ago lc became
seriously aif cicd WITH Catarrn 90 the
head .nd throat. and gfanuiatco sore
eyes. During these five years he had
constant medical treatment bul gndl.
ally grew worse. lis eyes W0uIa nat-
terste and stick fast together. and 10
WAS necessary % soak tnem every
morning with warm NsteT for q Song
time 10 get them Omen. snl ht rCou roI
assistance 20 and from las bed. ine
pam VAS very severe, and hc would st
for hours ana shield his eycs with ls
hands. Last spr ng ] was advised PSI
lady siiend Of nay wife o. pas ioe bus
under treatment az lr0is. Chambers
aud Johnson r -aultarum. ~ tlis fltY.
AFTER doing 80, t vas hui q taou
time before be began o. show markrl
Improvement. ana lac has continued Ga
improve ever elHce.
Gle has DON dispensed with ihe i-se
Of eye glasses and has attended sChor.
every day since the ial term co.-
menccd. There r. still some dtscoiofs-
ton of the eyc-aaIIs and los but tlat
would be natural after lfe wears rs
severe inilanmat There b. ever
Indication thai his ewes vii soon ht-
come permanently and fully restored
% health, though the case io0kei very
doubtful before took him the saul-
tsr.um. '-EYenIug Leader, Aor. 4.
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the scrobatic line.
The Lyceum-"Eugenie lie Tour"

On tomorrow night at the new Ly
cum Theater there Will be an event in
he theatrical history of Grand Rapids.
IVA Mountford, young girl who has
lSde for herself a name as an emo
Onal actress, and who has become
tmous as compeer of Clara Morris.
we are TO Judge by what the press OF
ne eastern and western cities SAY OF
ler. appears for three nights in Fred
rick SoUhe's grand play Eugene lie
Tour" But not only Is her visit as an
gctress interesting, but when il Is
known that she Is Michigan glrl,
she will, no doubt, receive even a more
hearty welcome than her fame in
The theatrical world would give her
She WAS born IN Detroit at the Russell
House twenty-three years ago and at
the age of SIX years she removed TO
New York with her parents, Col. and
Mrs. j. VI. Adams, who became st
lnce leaders of select social
lrcle. Miss Mountford was placed
a convent at school, whore she
ook part in many of the amateur
Entertainments given by the sisters.
even at this early age she showed Won
AtIAA4l AAlAltNs VII AFaf ~
school she entered society and often
appeared for charity One of the
most notable events being her perform
ance Of Juliet at the Academy Of
Music. when the cast was composed
entirely of the lest of the dramatic
profession and the benefit wss for ''St.
Patrick's Cathedral building fund. f"
r was after this that she determined 20
enter the dramatic professor, and
steele Mscksy, who was about TO pro
duce The Martyr" engaged her for
the leading part. She was 80 successful,
that several Of the prominent stars en-
deavored TO engage her for Their sup.
port, but her friends persuaded her to
stay, and her success this season hss
been the result. J. p. Hughes \ Co.
can be congratulated on securing THIS
attraction IN their endesvoT 70 make
this pretty little thsatsI success.
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Here il an sct1al f.ct occurring st
Philips scadezny but few DAYS ago:
Professor giving lecture upon The rhi-
ncceros>-I must beg yo7 70 give me
your undivided stasns&on, Tsutaez1eni
Il is absolutely impossible that yoa can
form tToe dea - ths hSdeou~ animal
znl>~ you hep yosz evse Exed on uA
--T.a-T~uee American.
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An entire new show this week At that
popular home of vaudeville, smith q
Opers House. The following sTe foun d
n the ball. Franklin. Webster sH1
German. the ffBJou Trios" :. J. Is
nora, tns fearless and uneQusleds s.
Matthews A Bulgsr, the "saperlatlve
coined ans Nile Fsnciia, frst sp-
pears1ce Of the lovely little sensations !
srtsste. william Johnson, TIE gifted
muScsi expert; Frank DsHorss tie
rssrveto1s contortlonlsts - Be0T a
NcCusck. the tsTTIssqDs duo. EIliy
Stanford, couedsu. voos az saa osu-
Ger. snd otssrs There wlll te t5rss
grand u&t5aees. Tuesday. Friday sr1
~afgrdsy. On Tuesday evsuug slec-
tresa returns So - res1 freE - stag
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We have opened during the past fe~
DAYS some very new 81 ugf q iurra rt
that are sure n interest," thuss in sssfca
Of desirable effects and houesi goods af
the same moderate prices 30 "a tie rssf
Nsff1u a NsrFoRr
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Tbe three members Of the newly or
ganl1ee Juvenile hlil gang were on hand
yesterday afternoon In SLATE oi great
nilArty. They treat IneT position via
perfect Indifference, aud use tno .A a-
guSge Of older crooks with per'e-i
ease. The case Was adjourned 90
Nov. 6.
TIE assault and battery case of Prank
Koch went over 10 the sth.
A KIND hearted act ~ ASH. Judge
Westiail, permits George Carr, pQuts vs.
drunk and oisordery, % take Until the
slh 70 pay his fne.
The dr1nks yesterday were Henry
Jackson, ". G. McNuliy and Casper
shilling. The first went g. lall ioi fil-
teen days, and Smiling PAID s6.S5.
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Rapids r. have ore chance - blf
par 81 sll-wool Pants of the Ioref at
81 So Continue the sale g1fa NednFf-
dav night. = g.. Hrne8s.
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Tfve hundred CORN lsoies' sft gerts'
herustt tcbee and vovsr bord cred nfrf-
kerchisfs. a1,9 tie bea vslne ersr
shown f0r TIE rnoneT - New 3 ork -.
srsa 5ac store. ~ Cans .sf
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spec 81 ssle of books at H Leonsrss
sons a %. Al tbe istesi novels for s
cents. one day only. Monday.
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We have . lsfgs stock q kbboas.
which We are ci0s ~ onf 81 very l0v
rf5cns. l0RI. kForr a CO.
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Pr7css getting ever is uur Shae Tls-
pxTtnsDt on sCc0ant o. rsnsvsl
NsRSEs
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CaH On jim Trs~t ard Fet Tto~st "a
vouT ovn rfles. stoves feEte9 fg1 tbs
ssss0r 81 81 CensLrt
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xew closss arrive daily stEP. Kis-
der A Cos cloak fyom
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Choice black goods si ,. P. Kiaasr 4
q "a
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Tou sre nord sly trT I'd - inspect
raaerlbcsrt oferirg - genuine
Tsghessn KDgs thiE vssk 81 Amitt A
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Every thing On earth ~ glm Trsvr
10. eT Cans -.
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FIus. l AND 2.
and cuffs of old rose
pink sura b, it'll
cal brown polka
dots. The waist is
belted In with a lit
tie sash which is
ted in front In a
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Blsck I,rs@ eooss. arg sssortusff
a. rssso1stis prices. nessf 4 -.
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VERY macA II = fssure $ 3ohn
NolHn. fFsl he f4iiea to sappagi Ass
.eml.y Snd. when sre4.eaea s.y aAs
cous1 PROMISES 80 a. fstser. So .ee
luags suspended sentence fes . snoaie
"a conaston gaat. al ths cad 81 th4t
t.me, Pc wo0id seiQra l. oeau ana
gePart b0t lsalsu failed so saov up.
Ano nis afsofRss expressed ihs opinion
snSl hs musl hAyt m.sanassstaod tae
arrangement - tAe CASE eas pal
oeer to Nosemllsf a ana DalAa was
Ia. fed explicitly thag he would be
wanted CA ts&i 4sy
Hnt NaNemaaf j came aud 10 na.aa
Anpeared "a court The attorney 21alu
slaad sn the lreRsh io saar his clIanf.
hut he sSys lhAl Sd Dai4u fa4s ca
November : e. explain Hls failure 81
answer pron0ile ~ tnC ehArel ol iall-
urs a. support las family, ae NIL ps
brought "a ia > very expensive NAY.
A mother bearing q look q angnisa
upen her face. appeared 81 tat cielk s
ofhce. accompanies by her l.lfle sou ~
AZ wears. fney are fclsa people. iik-
ing on ChatAam-st.. and the hoy = name
= Mlec4ysiaW Dytklclvic1 Tee little
boy was ma d for hif, tht victim II
another boY. who nad kickc1 hiio in
the bods. low down, below the mtsen-
tsrlc rrgion. Tie Calld Was taken 10
physician. who sald that a. onaoolited
hernas Lao been produced, Nhleh
would 90 eltA the little ie.ioH through
life.
The name 81 the fellow who did tais
i Anihon flecusAl, and the mother
was down 10 Tie couu a. procure -
Warrant Detective cast WAS seal to
fetch TIE boy o. headquarters
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Elsg.at plsld patterns - p. P. Kis-
Der a Cn.A
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Loaas james sagAgsnsat = Porsrs'
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AMSTERDAM. n. Y. January 9th. 1890.
Mr.. r. Bruske:
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Stuart Robson brought ont the com
edy "ls Marriage tallureg' ia Gncin
natl, Monday night. The large aud
ence was unanimous IN the opinion tha
Il was q success.
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R. Bruske, East Saginaw Mich:
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Mr.. r. Bruske:
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Among the attractions soon due al
Powers Grand IS Spenser's Little Tv-
coon" Opera Company, winch was sue
cessfully rendered here two seAsons ago.
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Eva Mouniford, who presents "Eu-
genie Le Tour" 81 The Lyeeum the first
three evenings of this week, goes from
nere TO the Lyeeum Theater. Detroit.
Later IN the season she vii play long
engagement al the Fllth-Eye. 1heAteT,
New lOlk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-13
INTERIOR SKETCH.

sufficient to insure them the preference
above other upright pianos; but, being
possessed as they are of a wonderfully rich
sympathetic tone, of uneXampled eyenness
throughout the scale, and Boosting, as they
do, a touch whose delicacy and precision,
combined with pliability, is perfection it
self, these instruments stand today I'M
rivaled before the musical public of this
country and Europe.
The Emerson-The originally fine quail
ties of the Emerson piano have been i'm
proved and perfected, its musical and
artistic merits keeping pace with the
material and financial progress Of the com
pany, and in full accord with the rapid ad-
vance in the musical culture of the age.
BY some stroke of good fortune or
through some ingenious mode of advertis-
ing an ordinary instrument may attain a
temporary success. but in the sharp and
continued competition Of forty years, the
solid and staying qualities of a piano are
sure to tell.
Decker Bros. Piano.
In every household there are certain
names. certain trademarks, that have be-
come household Words being accepted
as representing Inc ulSLeSG dS5LSS u CA
cellenCe in manufacture, and the high
est development of scientific skill
Among the great piano makers OF the
world who have acquired this position be
fore the public is the firm Of Decker Bros.
The merits Of their instruments are so
well known their reputation so establish
ed. and their name so long associated with
the grandest achievements of the piano
makers art, that it Is unnecessary TO urge
their claims for consideration upon the
musical world and the public.
Their persistent efforts At improvement,
their conscientious use of nothing but the
best skilled labor and selected material.
have largely contributed to the magnificent
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this country. having given them an inter
national reputation, and have caused their
instrument to be regarded as 1.-The stand
ard of excellence in piano-forte manufac-
ture.
One OF Mr.. Shaw's specislties is the
high grades of violins- In his display are
some Of the choicest and most noted make.
The WashbUrn guitars and mandolines
are also pushed forward for the reason that
they viii stand all the recommendation
that Mr.. Shaw wants TO give his goods. In
closing, it may be said that this establish
ment i the headquarters Of all musical
matters IN the state and city, and Wichita
claims TO be 8 musical city with strong
symptoms 70 back up the claim.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-13

a twenty-horse power engine and fifty
horse power boiler Ia the engine room is
the soap making apparatus, where all the
soap used by the plant is made. soda soap
for linens and potash soap for fannels Is
used, calling for about 5000 pounds per
month which would cost, from the fac
tory. not less than $50
The laundry j. ventilated by exhaust
fans. one for each floor. removing 10000
cubic feet of air per minute. Ia case the
doors and windows are closed, the smoke
in the boiler room travels the wrong way
and the employees grab hold OF the ma
ChiDery 10 keep from being tossed ont Of
the building. It's very necessary 10 keep
some Of the windows open % prevent acct
dents
Mr.. Newton Garst some time ago was
awarded patent on a tag 10 be used in
the listing room for marking any kind Of
goods that could not DE marked with ink
In such cases il had been tho custom 70
sew a strip on the goods and the customer
would get In a hurry, cut of the tag and
become impatient. Tho patent covers
pin something on the style Of safety pin,
each one numbered and the numbers are
listed and on reaching sorting room pin
removed. The pin Is being made by the
Novelty works aud has been sold exten-
sively in the leading lauudries Of the c0uu-
try.
The bath department is cut up into eight
bath rooms fitted up for plain baths with
hot and cold water. This - i recent i'm
prOveueut.