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sEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING"
NINTH sTREET AND Pennsylvania
AVENUE.
Established 1910. Il
THE MONUMENTAL"

LIE MONUMENTAL"
GREAT SURPLUS SALE
There are quantities Of Of them still
at the reduced yricss Thoss who are interested In
saving aud yst desire TO find qualities long accustomed
TO- will sxpsrisAcs peculiar satisfaction in looking
through our stocks.
SUMNER MILLINERY .-
$50 Trimmed Hats new. tasty. elegant. In % dis
t1nct deetgn1 for ladies, misses children. Every
thing popular and desirable in the finest best, Straw
Lsces. Ribbons. Flowers Every one new.
Weshall also o9er today new lot Of Handsomely
Trimmed Hsts for summer %. ~. IS and g.
Nothing TO equal them for style and quality.
GLOVES.
ODD SIZES.
10 pair Of 0-button Suede MousQuetaires In 5k g,
o.. on and d<. Il 49c. Regular price, u. ~.
IL paar 6button osce Kid Gloves. size 81 and 81. at
38c. Never sold for less than also.
o pair fosters KID Gloves. sizes 81. and ". ct
60c. We're d. rs.
Also Black sslh Gloves and Militia at great bargain
LADIEr AND MISSES SUN AND RAIN UNI
Umbrellas n snd 20 inches, At ESQ., q. e5 q.
el96. 10 the Anest grades Also Gents Umbrellas in
q insa 81 81 80 si4s. q - to the finest quality.
wshsvs complete lineof Ladies' Gossamsss In all
different styies. sorh the Peasant Raglsns New
marhsf striped or checksd. at % per cent reduced
prices.
worth LOOK oa-si.50.
Worth ~ COX on-sl.S7.
Worth %. 5O-A o6-e2 "a.
Worth e5.0o-k of-t375.
oc.s,rs &C.. &C.. &c,
In this dstaxtuens can be found all the popuIax
pakers. including the r. AMI g.. Thompson's. CP
Pm. French woven end others We are selling the
y. and 2. and ThosnpsCap summer corssts for u.
We win also ssi for few dsys Ems cous corsst. IN
al sixsS.,st 6Oc.
MUSLIN UNDElwEAn
Ons glance ~ ezamtnAtioa vii teli the undsrwsss
soy far bsttss thaa sny type dsscrptten Of the
beR Of tpchs % how trimmed. Customers tsil ~ its
ths bss teyn aud ~ hsvs every reason 70 bslisvs
than. txsmins Y yourself tossths. with any othes
naaksthaf y The tgasss tsss We keep ins fs0m ths
aewsst ecs thas w would Nike to eouplsA With ous
nams up 10 vAess oeing heyond would b szppls sx
ueyasanes ~ ~. Gowns, chsmiss skirls, &c.. ~
uoang 00ssd shst A. fully worth Sc.. thAs b u
~ spscls bersAtn tshles- Another hss A., worth
ia hena1ng ever - vhich d true 70 re ysey isttsr
The ess psicss ~ siops in auazssss assse issyins
Th,syr b . ces,ss oevsr hazx.in sA,s. boo, so..
| go ioe -. ;saeos,6c. oas for l2,6a.
TN noscssarAI.
IT. oe7 sad go Z. Nv.
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More SURPRISES ARE CoxrSa.
The manufactures and importers are now closing
out their summer stocks. 1t is At such seasons that
our cash business ITSELF 20 that you may daily
look for than surprise in the advertisement
the Palais Royal.
SOC. Isle HOSE FOR o5c
Guaranteed SOC. quality and silk finish. Six shades
Of Tans and Browns, also the new Gray. All sizes.
SOC. Isle VESTS FOR Sc.
All colcrs. Nowhere else you secure this quality
Underwear at less than SO cents. We closed out all
the importer had-43 dozen Of them.
PC. BUTTON HOLE TWIST lie.
Only petty matter. but it illustrates that palsis
Royal prices always lowest. II low prices gen.
orally prevail then are Pslas Royal prices still lower
It's but the natural outcome Of our cash business.
1Oc. YELLING FOR &c.
This Silk Grenadins Yelling is not retailing at an
other house in town 1t less than loo.
BRIC-A-BRAC AT HALF.
Twenty per cent dscount-Deduct ons.hfth from the
prices marked on our English. German and japanese
Vases, &C.. and you will nd it brings the prices one
half less than quoted the stores where the business
ID largely Credit
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
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Hon Jerry simpson has harder summers
work before him, on the stump, than u he bad
hired out 70 . harvest hand.
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Sir William 6ordoa Cumming might come
Over 10 Ssu York and got all tbs social rseeg-
nition there il ia the market
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Ths people hiss, the arissocraey cheer the
Prince of waiss- The prince voaid do vsii to
consider the misses rather than the cheerS
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Gen Butler has driven the frss peg iato de
person of an inferior judge Of an iafsrsor
ssurt in an infsrio~ State
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The Coon WoRK STILL Co.'s OK
Ertr Er1 Ear Es sRRfk W. ssss
II e.. EE r. ! ssss =
We mako another Of our special announcements to-
day. This time it IL with the CHALLIS and FLAN.
NELs. Been Quantity Of these fabrics sold this
season Popularity Ii growing. And We certainly
have put out our share Of IT, We that the
rood qualities and the reasonable prices We have
linked together. But for today's Offering:
We have taken % pieces Of the finest
FRENCH CHALLIS that have been sell.
Ing ss 05c. and marked them
50 cents yard.
You viii find all the designs flushed with
the succsss that their unique effect has won
them.
We have taken l2 pieces Of those hand
some 30-inch WASH FLANNELS with the
SIX Thread Stripes and Checks and marked
them from rs cents to
Csc. yard.
To b little more explicit they are those
very lightly weight fabrics that seem to fill
the bill for dresses, blouses and shirts 20
adnirahly. Blue. Pink. Gray and Brown
Our "QUARTER" line OF GINGHAMS has had to
stand AKanSt regular stampede. We know We are
without supsrortto be modest about thin our Of
ferings 1t this price, OF course the outgo has kept
on the alert for rsinforcements-and have been
very fortunate. But ut ths stage Of Affairs We are
going to strengthen the line from an unexpected
source.
10 pieces Of E2Anch-wids SIDE BAND
| SCOTCH aINdHAMs that were Soc. we
have marked
25cents yard.
1 -
10pieces Of 30 inch DAMAsK and SATIN
STRIPE dINaHAMs that were 4Oc. We
| have marked
Is cents yard.
| -
10piscss of the 30-inch SCOTH cREpONs
that were 35c. we have marked
20 cents yard.
% pieces 30-inch FANCY SCOTCH
| GINdHAMS that were BIC. We have
| 25 cents yard.
Quite catch" for the '.QUARTER"lots We be-
eve In moving for the benefit Of customers even
| II We do have to make q sacrifice ourselves.
| Two bsEssins-quits - big 40 the others-ars:
go piscss of POLKA SPOTS GRENA-
DINE. SATIN snd BoURETTE PLAIDS
that were j0c., we have marked to
accents yard.
50 pieces Of 3O-inch FANCY SCOTCH
GIN0HAMS that were IS cents We have
Married to
q. 20 cents yard.
We have done 20 literally by the 23c grade 1t can
afford 10 share with the Zoe quality to help out busy
| buyers. -
After oil these small sdditions compared With
the number Of calls that will be made them and you
cannot afford to be very tary in getting smoug tsn
The new prices will hold, though to tie '.faish" rs
they always do with ''psayk do,ca Ii '',sark
dowa" ss long q there Is vestTe & the lot left.
sEAToN PERRY.
| PERRY BUILDING"
NINTH sTREEr AND PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE.
Established 1910. It
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Ex-speaksr Reed can teach shs French par
hsneasAry idea hog 10 shoot. Ii has aothins
10 tsach hin p.
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m. s.,.
-
~. mono,
Sl9 Market Spsce.
.n.,.so,
$4,000
I
s00i en0'ce '0f 'IS0 eacn'
in all .a.as:: Stripes, plaid. and combine.
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The tory Il the Sir Edward Clarks varsity b
yer, sesgce in England
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Price, q each.
LOT No. 8.

Extra Fine French Isle Thread Bleached
Shirts and Drawers-shirts. with long sleeves.
self facines. pearl buttons and French necks.
sizes "a to 4S. Drawers. finished in same man
ner, sizes % to 49, Usually sold for e2.
Special Price, 81. % each
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WOODWARD L LoTHRoP,
10TH. llTH AND r sra NV.

JOHNSON. GARsEs & Co..
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION IN WHITE
GOODS
1000 YARDS FRENCH PLAID AND LACE.
STRIPED oRaANDIEs. 12s and l5c. Rs<uis.
price. Is and 2Oc.
Fine Quality India Linens 10 and 12xc.
Black India Linen. l2< and 15c.
French Null. black ground. white stripe. lsc.
Choice designs in shantong Pongees 1sc
SO pieces Beautiful New American satteens, l24c
India Silk Wash Null. novel and handsome, l2sc.
New Dress Ginehams. 8. 10 and l2hc.
Zephyr Ginehams. 12h. 10 and 25c.
Challiss. &, 10. l2kc. o. piece.
New Figured Lawns. SC.
9entlemen's Nesiiss shirts, Soc, 75c. ei ana a.
Boys' Outing Shirts and shir. Waists, Is. 81 ana
SOC.
Underwear for Ladies'. Gentlemen and Children, IN
Medium weight and gsuEe. Prices range from Is 10
Soc.
Carpets. Mattinss. Floor on Cloth. Rugs snd Drug
gets at reduced price.
JOHNSON. GARNER 4 co..
10 6o6 Psnnsyivsnis ave. NV. south aide.
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LOT No. 9.

I. and r. Morley's Fast Black tcolor war
rantsd) Shirts and Drawers-shirts. with long
sleeves. silk facinRs and pearl buttons. sizes
"a to a. Drawers. finished in same manner
and reinforced, sizes % to A. Usually sold
for %.
Special Price. q each
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A FrAsr Or B.naArss.

"A L EAST OF BARGAINS.
EEEvERYTH1Na eoRs INTO
IN THIS REMOVAL BALE.
ZEE NOTHING rs RESERVED
ALL OF DUB HEAvY-wEIGHT OVER
COATS. oUTAwAY. PRINCE AL
BERT AND SACK SUITS AND SEP.
ARArE TROUSERS AND EVERY
GARMENT OF OUR SUPERB NEW
SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK OF
SEASONABLEAND FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING roR MEN AND BOYS
HAS BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE
FRoMssTo 50 PER cBSTAND MUST
BE SOLD BEFORE SEPTEMBER /,
As UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES
WILL WE CARRY A SINGLE GAR
MENT OF OUR PRESENT STOCK
INTO OUR BUILDING.
ROBINSON. PARKER / co.
RRR EMEMBER THAT THIS Is
RRR BONA FIDE REDUc-
& 4 TON OF NEW AND SEA-
soNABLE GOODS. NOT A LOT OF
CHEAP TRASH. BUT THE PRO-
DUCTS OF SUCH CELEBRATED
MILLS As CLAY's. GLOVER HOGAN
NON, s1MoNI BANNoCKBURN,
HARRIS. SAWYER AND OTHERS
OF ROYAL WORTH THE PAT
TERMS ARE OF THE LATEST AND
MOST rAsHIONABLE DESIGNS AND
EVERY ONE GOES AT IS TO 50 PER
CENT LESS THAN THEIR VALUE.
ROBINSON. PARKER 4 CO..
AMERICAN cLorHiERs.
Sc COR 7rH AND SITS NV
,e1o-so
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sSTM tease here does not espfreJSv spo years. %
tAatsAe budding Of the ne,s Palais Rova. on street
~ta not Be hurried. Mr.. Lawrence. late Of the r
street cAias Store. Ass rented No. 1911 street
Sso~sA ~hers h e esosins ose As ssees Of Ao~se
fsrnishssos Of all kinds prior 10 retisino from bust
ness. 30 REA soSABLE OFFER REFUSED ~ex
Be literally interpreted.
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ROBINSON. PARKER 4 CO.,
AMERICAN cLoTRiERs.
s.E. COR 7TH AND D sTs NV.

II
you BUY A PERFECT GAS RANGE YOU
WILL HAVE ALL YOUR COOKING DONE
IN FIRsT-CLAss MANNER AND AT
SMALL COST. ABoUrs1 80 PER MONTH
FOB FAMILY OF FIVE PEOPLE. CALL
AND SEE THEM. wEHAvEGAss STOVE;
FROM SOC. TO Is s.. AID GAS RANGES.
s12o0 TO $40
,slo c. A. MUDDIMAN. Ga 18th st.
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LOT No. {.

Extra Fine Gauge French Bslbrigean shirta
and Drawers--shirts, with long sleeves. silk
facings and pearl buttons. sizes "a to 80
Drawers. finished in same manner. sizes % to
4S. Usually sold for sl.75.
Special Price. o. 81 each
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AAEns and w AI9TB.
baassss. cream nsnnsl srvuad. Stripes and shseks
~ osre.e ceaoes -.-.-...-.---.............o2 80
saAsss OF EsghsA Sssshsr-wsight cloths in Gray
- 20 and ~
Biatsrs Of cream h.nnsi. With roll collar sIesves
md peckets Of skrtps and plakd cloth a "a
Baas<ss Of kasiisA Bedford cord. cream ground.
with tiny stripes Of coaoryl .................a N
blasers q cream AsnnsL With eolA buttons sad
hrazd ioops 81 front and sIeevss. ..,.... "A
Dlasers OF bsck and coaossd AAnssa ~ "a o6 sO n
snk wsisfs az Blsck. crsam asd colorsa sur,h sIih
for - 10. of India sits fes ~ aad sl2 u vash sks
fss "a.
Shirts q sarah a1k. cysau. Black "a colon. fur
eS.9s. Of Samuel ehsvtot. madrss. siAehsm al
satssn. a. 50 10 - 50 each
TIE pALArs ROYAL.
4 IisxRR
Corusr I'm a, snd p. ava
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MAsur.crunEnS PARAsoL Srock.

MAsurAcrunERs PARAsoL Srocx.
Mr.. Laurence may Be selling boussfurrisinss at
less than production street. but Para soils
AT HALF COST can only be had at the corner OF 18th
st. and IA. ave.
IT Is FACT
That we will offer tomorrow 243 Parasols at less than
the leading and importers Of the United
states.
sG.4s FOR PARAsoLs THAT COST sla
s4.9s FOR PARAsoLs THAT COST sl2.
s3oe FOR PARAsoLs THAT COST %.
s1-Ths stock Of 243 paraso!s has been divided
into three lots, among which are choice Black Lace
Parasols. Crepe de Chene ParasoIs. Changeable silk
Parasols; nearly one hundred different styles, some
with choice Dresden China handles. others hand
carved. There Is choice. Those who secure an early
choice will positively els Psrasos for 90 4s
aud sl2 Parasols e. IS and 30 Parasols for g. o.
THE pALAIs ROYAL.
Continued belov.)
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LOT No. 8

Same make Of BalbrigVan. but. finer and
thinner-hnished in same manner. Shirts.
sizes "a to so. Drawers. sixes % to 4S.
Usually sold for 80.
Special Price. d. so each
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LAxsBuReH 4 BRo.
Ss sRs sH. Ms'' 70. rS %$sS :s ed
sGnIs staURE EbP sxIssEs schkek
SkiXSSsoySSs. GaEEsE tfoTas;
variety.
TWO WONDERFUL VALUES.
Tomolrow bright and early We shall
si foF 81 e 81 b5'Fss5 PINE
Usually sold for zoe. 81 and Sl.25.
We will give '0 Y6 5ho! sse Of any
Guaranteed to wear:)
s;:I% CENT. 3 sss I'm.
'S S' f e sa ~ sssas
TEE ZEE s 81 S%. sS fH i s s.sK.
Jswelry Department, first floor. center
We nave an accumplation Of odd piece.
3 ;,:ss:s ;ss.ss
II: s s sa;IIsy s; g. per Pc, y y:.s
ss &C. quality quality i sSr ss PEI Per Yard
Tss 5S S quality i ssr s p psr yard Yard
sore to Us, we have marked !. t. o ne "a
s:ss :::. $fs ssl ss:''iH' s ;ss
TOILET GOODS
~ i - 1si,.b Esery,n;ns under that
.' Rsass f0osh
Powders, sponges. kouees. &c.
Infants Powder, ice. packaee.
most fragrant extract yet. Its charm
us ssss: kSs"Rs eS Sisasrs inG s
W ts6 .yn Z ,h,,, ,,N
Colsste's goods.
/" o sfieS's roo sSoa''
Children. Washable Collars in lace
and embroidery.
For . choice Of inst 90 styles.
Some worth 20. -. and ;i5c.
The Thin Underwear Tor the men folks
f1nds splendid representation with US.
tine ssD ssss to suit idea
Bseinnine with the 50c. quality.
dH nss fIaf ssf Is ia .aS stls1E and
slLK all md their fnli varieties with us.
tMsn clerks to wait ON the ssntienisn.j
The Cool Neckvesr for Men and Boysin
New .tsiss y II Linen .sss Sei iis1psi for ho,
s..,,~. s MSsstae r. M " g. sizss .,u.,
rI.aasa Many .sa new
collar 50 attached that they Will ft like
~ S, Hs ana ss also to v.,, v., .,.
SUMMER CoheEIs. cool and com.
These We guar
antee-a better
make for TIC.
ii. liable make nssS for for
'9 W. a9 SaTe ,b,,
nss Of intrpo .iac-
ing ing. so your no.
BLACK SUMNER coRst IF p PRICE, 81.
hos ana asa IS an sassen 1s
one sna jussshs thing to wear under the
BLACK SUMMER CORSET, o..
.I s:ss pair guaranteed Each p.irF guar.
A 10 per cent REDUCTION on ali IN
ANIs, GARMESTs tciosks. sacQues.
APRONS, .PpSS s, skI, r. lie.
Made Of excellent quality lawn. nicely
THE DE LONG HOOK AND EYE
Sa. sPrnSb saea kegs e *, Sas f n
satisfactory Hook and Eye You can buy.
n N OF . VI DEPARTMENT.
OUR rATIONERY DEPARTMENT
Offers you these substantial induce
a Sheets Of Paper and - Envelopes
put mp In nice fancy box. We can give
yos this n Cream and white laid. Irish
h Esss,.s f Prs:. 49, SS:
s, Sssias iaisa r,S ST~', SEaL Hiss
SOC. for TO sheets.
We nave another ton OF heal Irfsh
4. nv sos sRs Fan. 3ssi sSs q SSasa
Eassiopss 70 match. e. pscf. 'NN'
sPECIAL SPECIAL.
.as (; % si 81 n iE R!is.
,onS % y os vscssion @ he Ss.s SssSss
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zoos OF e.! SUITS AT ss<
zoos OF sco SUITS AT si4.
zoos OF els SUITS AT sl4
-ti4.oo-- They are the kinds q suit. YOU
-tl4Oo--- WANT. and v1ll wan, uu,Ii snow
-sl4oo-- fies They are OUR MATCH.
-si4oo- LESS CREATIONS. SACK and
-ei4oo-- cUTAwAY SUITS tina, we're
-sI4oo-- made BIT Us ths. .,asoa-and
-e1AO-- which we have e~sn selling
-si4oo-- s25. se4. scs. ss2. seo and
-si4oo- tls. There are both Isrhi ana
-sf4.oo- dsrt enects sn,onT thein-in the
-tl4oo- hsndsom..t Paid. Cheek.
-slsoo- STRIFE and Mined patterns Of
-el4oo-- cHEvIoTs and cAssrMERs.
-sl40- Where we lead otber TRY 10
-tl4Oo- fOllo~-bui the pubic hay. l-en
-el4oo-- witnesses o. our euterprisine
-el4W- methods for many sears that
-el4oo- they can tell the raS OF the
-tl4Oo- true natal from al limitations.
-sl4Oo- We never call The people to-
-sl4O-- sether On ths-~ .g--aal occasions
-sl4oo- that we have not prepared .
-ei4oo- spr-sd that ~ill feast Oh. most
-sl4oo- fss,idiOu. taste. ntakes STOCK
-&l4.oo- 10 have . suit sale. GOOD,
-sl4oo-- HONEST QUALITIES - and
-sl4oo- BRIGHT-cLEAS-NEw-
-sl4oo- SEASON" GOODS. To reach
-sAoo- beck into the past and pull to
-ehoo- iisht parcel OF oId.fashion.d.
-siAU- sbop-vorn reminders Of other
-si4V- days and give the collection tb.
sAoo- epticins name Of ''bar,nin"i.
-sl4oo- to treat lightly the appreciation
-sito- and confidence Of an Intelligent
-eAoo- public. We are above tLnt-snd
-si4.oo- every move made in that direc-
si4-W- ton only serves 10 tbrow .
-ei4.Oo-- stronger hstt on the MAGNr-
-ei4-oo- FIcENCE Of OUR OFFER
--sl4.Oo-- ING.
si4-W- Take your choice-and wei
si4o-- come-Of the Thousands Of suits
sfAo-- ne have to show you. Not a
-si4O-- price has been chansed-snd
s4W- you know it-because these
-el40O-- Suits have been before you
si4oo-- since the season opened. Not.
-s14oo- PREPARATION has been made
-sl4oo- We've simply made mp cur
-e14o0-- minds 10 have this sale-snd the
-s14oo--- thousands Of Fancy suiss sue
--sI4 o. cumb to our viii.
Ell &: 4
~ III
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LOT No. ].
I. and r. Morleys Unbleached Isle Thread
Shirts. with long or short sleeves-hne and
light for midsummer wear-silk faced-sieeves
gussetted at arm holes. Sizes "a to S0-no
extra charge for the very large sizes. Usually
sold for &l.50.
SPECIAL Price, 81 each
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ru1 iaoxuHanrAI.
ss7 sad ESQ = = Az.
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LOT No. 8.

swiE Ribbed Silk Shirts and Drawers. In four
colors-Novia (nesh color. Lavender. Brown
and Black-shirts and Drawers with silk
fscinss-handsomely,nn ished-perfect hitting
full regular made. Shirts. sizes - 10 40.
Drawers. sizes 30 to 80. Usually sold for
$3.50.
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I. and R. Morley's Warranted Fast Blsck All
Pure silk Shirts and Drawers-handsomely I'm
ished-full regular made. shirts. sizes "a to
40. Drawers. sizes 80 to 80. Usually sold
for ESQ.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-21
THE DARK SIDE.
Th. World and Humanity show 1t In
such Gases as These.

Tho World and Humanity Show 1t in
saeh Cases as These.
The following letter sent by County
Agent HoIcomb to County Agent Van
Ness. of Ionia county, brings to light
sad case Of BeIding wickedncss that has
been turned over to Grand Rapids
charity:
'sDEAR SrR-A girl named Cora
Weight haa been sent by some Belding
people to the L. r. A. Home for con-
finenient. sne IS only IL years old and
very ignorant creature. Her father
Is Jan Weight, . carpenter living sbont
Que hall mile eodth OF Beiding. think
the Girl will he sent back 10 your county
to take her chance in the poor house.
Ii seems to me case where IT would e
well After she is confined to send the
SUBJECT to Adrian. she has no home
and will probably go over the same
ground again. She Is small, ignorsnt
weak creature. l write lhss for
thought il possihIe you may have heard
of the case. Who are yoGr county
snperlntsnts OF poor and where do they
Uvsg !. w. HoLCoaB.
The young unfortunate Gays that
Otto RAimann, the youpg man who re-
Gently committed suicide nj Belding,
vas the cause of her present condition.
and ives her age st II years. The
officers At the home are very reticsnt
concerning the matter, but SAY she was
sent there by B~ldirg parties without
making prevsson for paying her hoard /,
and unless her hoard is paid she will
have 20 l-e returned.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-21

Lena are Al Pleasant View Cottage foF
fss we~ks Ma Ieoa viii parslcs'
pate IN sn eatefts 2mant ~ TIE Hotel
ostasa tomorFoe evening".
H.asy 5pf.ng sai d. A. Eledxets
leave Saturday ta4 = seek's stay at shs
bledgstt eostAgv. Maekinse tsiAnd.
Miss winhltoFd h. Ryan. who has
heen ths guvsl az tltvaas ga shsiden 81.
has returned % her home IA ilsstolt,
As Henry carfoll. Of Hoessaa. Tea
sud her dsushtef. f.nas. are ths gussls
af Ar. aud Afs. III. Al. An,sdea, os Has
tingsst
Daniel LgEen aud his sister. Mts. Hat.
lie Agthaf. have Ioae 10 .hseagu 10
spena thelG vacation WITH tbeif hsuthes,
fhisip Iysen.
Ars- Will Fahringer and daughter
Lena ot Aadlson-ave will leave We'd,
nesday for moalh's Wait With ftsenda
Ia fslenss ssanla-
Maurice ShanAhan has leased the
Smith cottage At AaestawA Park tof
the season. and viii move his family
these Wednesday.
pr. Allyn l.. Adams and wife. Of
Jacksonville. H.. ~ill arrive ia th,s
elty today ss the guests at their parents.
Nj. aud Ars. J. W. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Judson and
daughter, Ida, accom- panse.l ty Miss
Mary Cobe. OF SchoolcTaft. returned
yesterday from two weeks tour OF the
Northern resorts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-21

The first performance OF Cleveland q
b'g city show was given at Powers
Grand last evening before an audience
which occupied all of the possible space
IN the theater. II Was evident at the
outset that great effort mas been
made to introduce new ideas, and
these were evolved with new people
who are strangers 10 Grand Rapids
audience. The songs had the stamp of
originality, and the jokes were happily
Tree from any "cnestnutty' flavor.
Tue dressing OF the first part
Was indeed beautiful. the rich plush
curtains forming very attractive hack
ground to the neatly attired semlcircle.
The olio was good, excellent 1t might
be said IN some of its features. Shelter
and Baker were clever III their little
Southern sketch. kissell is indeed u
wonder in ms Zouave drlll. Weston
and Lateil did some odd and amusing
things with various eccentric musical
instruments. Wilton and Van
Auken are ma-vels on the hori-
zontai bar. Thcar tricks are ORR
ginal and apparently, If described.
impossible OF accomplishment. All
OF their turns were done with
CELEBRITY and neatness. Billy Buckley
created the best OF good humor with
his monologue. Hilton, the equili-
brist, whose daring and venturesome
act has been seen here, came IN for
good share OF appreciation. The audi
ence was most encouraging in its en-.
thusiasm.
Manager Hickey announces the fol-
lowing attractions for Powers Opera
House in August: Natural Cas-"
"fon Yonson," 1.-THE President"
Thatcher's Mlnstrels and the come.
disns Hailen {. Hart in Later On"