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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-07-25
Special to the REcoRp-UNIoN.

Special to the RECoRD-UNION.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-The Treasury
officers say the week opens with bright
financial prospects, and they speak with
confidence of the future.
Many of the banks that failed within
the past few days have taken the neces-
sary steps to resume, and Comptroller
Eckels is lending them all the aid possi-
bic.
The First National Bank of Santa Ana,
Cal, which resumed on Saturday, re-
ceived in deposits ST., 1000, while the with
drawals amounted to only $1,000. This is
regarded here as evidence that confidence
has been practically restored on the Pa
cific Coast.
AN INDIANA FAILURE.
CoNNoRsvILLE Und.), July a. = The
Citizens Bank, owned by ex-United
States Treasurer Huston, has failed.
There is no statement Of assets or liabili-
ties. The depositors will, it is said, be
paid in full.
Huston says that none of tine depositors
or creditors will lose one cent? that his
personal property will more than cover
the Liabilities, not to mention his real es-
tate; that it Will not affect any Of the in
dustries in which he is interested, and
that the cause of the suspension is base
less rumors. He is interested in foreign
speculatiOns, losing heavily. All he asks
is little time
PRIVATE BANKERS CLOSE THEIR DOORS.
CHICAGO, July 24.-Bradford d Church,
private bankers, closed their doors with
out even posting a notice. Their where
abouts seem known only to themselves.
The deposits are light, but gathered from
large number of poor people 10y sys-
TEN of distributing small iron savings
banks, which could only be unlocked at
the bank, into which pennies and nickels
were dropped and periodically taken to
the bank for deposit.
ANOTHER LOUISVILLE BANK.
LOUISVILLE KyD, July 24.-The
Louisville City National Bank suspended
this afternoon. 1t has capital of $780,
coo, and it was impossible to realize on
the assets. The deposits receiv ed to-day
Will be returned.
TACOMA BANK FAILS.
PORTLAND orr, July 24.-Private mes
sages from Tacoma state that the Tacoma
National Bank failed to open its doors
this morning. No statement is given.
DENVER BANKS TO RESUME IN TIME.
DENVER, July 24.-Bank Examiner
Lazar says all the six suspended banks
here have enough assets to resume in
time, and that the plan on foot is to get
deposltors to accept certificates of depos-
its, payable in installments, giving them
time to realize on the assets and prevent
enforced liquidation.
\ HAPPY TURN.
PITTsBURG, July 24.-The extensive
iron and steel plant of Jones Il Laughlins
resumed in all its departments to-day
after an idleness of several weeks. The
steel, iron and finishers' scales of the
Amalgamated Association were all
signed. The resumption gives employ
ment to 5000 men.
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AMAZON VALLEY.
New steamers to be Built to Navigate
Its Great Rivers.

New steamers to be Built to Navigate
Its Great Rivers.
WASHINGTON, July 24-At the annual
meeting of the Amazon Steam Naviga-
ton Company, in London recently, it
was stated that the trading results for the
past wear had been most prosperous. and
that energetic measures had been devised
for the development of increasing COM
MERGE. The first step will be to order six
new steamers of the most advanced type
for the special requirements of the navi-
cation of the great rivers of the Amazon
Valley. At different points on the ANA
ron and its tributaries new commercial
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o5e1tcrnl 11ntfrrH.

ID FADING OF THE PAST, PRESENT AND
IL future by MRS. l. c. ANDREWS. the pio-
lleer lorinne-telIer and cairyoyant, 1921 Sew
enth street, between and NJ. jy24-lms
AIRY ". RINETT. STEAM CARPET
4 cleaning, corner Twelfth and 0 streets.
carpet cutting. sewing and retitting Furni-
lute packed for shipment. Secondhand car
pets pets ana furniture bought ana for sale Tele-
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conters are springing M, and those pre-
viously existing are growing in popula-
ton and wealth. The city of Manaos es-
pecially is now place of considerable
Importance.
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CALIFORNIA FRUITS.
Prices Realized at the Sales in East
Crn Cities.


Crn Cities.
New YORK, July 1.-The Earl Fruit
| Company sold California fruit at auction
to-day at the following prices Cherries,
Royal Anne, S0c@ 81 50, average 81 70;
Tartarian, 81 85@2 10; Black Republican,
81 0592 10; Royal Apricots, 9oc@ 81 40:
Hale's Early Peaches, 85c@SI 90; Peach
Plums, 81 0j@1l 50, average 81 10; Royal
Hative Plums, S5c@SI O5; St. John, S0cM
81 %; Crawford Peaches, 75ca 81 10; Bart
lett Pears, 81 50@I 50.
New YORK, July 24.-The Porter
Brothers Company sold at auction to-day
nine cars of California fruit at the fol-
lowing prices: Simoni prunes, s.: Bur-
bank plums, 81 95Q3 10; oatzuma plums.
y 80; German prunes, 81 5OGg2 50; Trag-
edy prunes, 81 55@2 Is; Peach Plums.
81 45@2 10; mixed plums, 81 75@l 80:
Purple Duane plums, 81 3O@I %; Wash
lngton plums. 81 COOL 70. Ogon plums,
81 10; Royal Hative plums, 75c@Sl 20;
st. John peaches, S0c@SI 80; Strawberry
peaches, 81 1901 30; Hale's EARLY
peaches, 70c@$l 30; Bartlett pears, 81 100
70; Apricots, 81 %; Figs, 55c(gS1 20.
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 24-The Porter Broth
ers Company sold to-day at auction nine
cars of California fruit at the following
prices: Tragedy prunes, 81 65@2 Is;
Peach pluns, S2Gg2 20; Columbia plumS,
81 1902 10; German prunes, 8 %; Brad
shaw plums, 81 95@2; Purple Duane
plums, 81 700 ?; Washington plums, 81 Is
al 30; Royal Hative plums, 81 30@I 90;
Early Crawford peaches, 81 4O0gI 20;
Hale's Early peaches, G5c@Sl Is; Bartlett
pears, 81 l0@l IS; Apricots, 7Oc.
CHICAGO, July 24-The Earl Fruit
Company sold four carloads of California
fruit at auction to-day at the following
prices: Royal Aprlcots, 81 So; Bartlett
Pears, 81 60@1 50; Plums, Peach Plums.
81 7502 Bradshaw, 81 S0a2 35; Purple
Duane, 81 25@l 80; Bottom, 81 20; Royal
Hative, 81 30@1 35; Tragedy Prunes,
s. 1902 80; German Prunes, 81 70(a2 Is;
Hale's Early Peaches, 81 O5@I %; Alex
ander, 81 %; Cherries, Royal Anne, 81 O5
81 20; Black Republican, 81 %.
The fruit boycott is interfering with
this market, causing unnecessarily low
prices to rule for some varieties of fruit.
especially Bartlett Pears, of which there
is an over-supply.
At MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPoLIs, July 24-The Porter
Brothers Company sold to-day at auction
two ears of California fruit at following
prices: Ogon plums, 81 S5@2 45; Wash
ington plums. 81 85@2 45; Purple Duane
plums. 81 S592 is; Peach plums, 81 85a
> 45; Golden Drop plums, 81 S5@2 10.
Bradshaw plums, 81 S5G12 10; German
prunes, 81 05@2 10; Tragedy prunes,
81 S5@2 10; Hale's Early peaches, 81 Boa
l 30; Bartlett pears, 81 I5@1 %; Figs, Soc
AT OMAHA.
OMAHA, July 24.-The Porter Brothers
Company sold to-day one car of CaIifor-
MIA peaches: Good order, 9OcMSI; bad
order, 5OGJ zoe.
AT BOSTON.
/ BOSToN, July 4.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold two carloads of California fruit
at auction to-day at the following prices ::
Tragedy Prunes, s. 1908 10; Peach
Plums, 81 75@1 S.; Purple Duane, 81 .
/ al 30; Hale's Early Peaches, 81 40; Bart
I lett Pears 81 S5OI2.
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Rrpul Enkfttp 3Gn.nnr-.

point, and no one can befog them. The peo-
pie are watching closely the men who are
nghtlng the fair, and viii hold them to a
personal accountability should they sue
coed IN their present purpose.
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An Escape Wanted.

The Superintendent of the Home for
Feeble Minded Children. at Glen Ellen.
Sonoma County, offers a reward for the
return of q seventeen-year-ol boy named
Frank Barton Clough, who escaped last
May. A description OF the youth is given
elsewhere.
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y Hindoo Cricketer.

The most interesting undergraduate at
Cambridge University, in England. is a
young Hlndoo named Kumar Shri RAN
JltslnhJl, VINO has made his mark both as
a student and as cricketer. He die.
tlnguished himself when he entered
Trinity College three years ago, at the
age OF Is, by passing all of tile Little
co. examinations at once, and last wear
at cricket he scored the remarkable total
OF 400 runs, with an average Of 81. In
the score were eleven centuries. He is a
slender fellow with less than the average
Eng4lsnman's amount Of strength, and
his performance at the wicket Is there
fore all the more phenomenal.
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BRIGHTER OUTLOOK.
Treasury officials Speak With Con-
fdence of the Future.
MANY SUSPENDED BANKS TO RE-
sumo BUSINESS

Fifteen Persons, Eight of Them Fed
eral Officials, Indicted at Portland,
Or. for Smuggling Chinese and
Opium Into the United States-The
Mexican Government Announces
That the Duties on American Grain
are to be Restored.
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Purchases of Silver.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-Acting Mint
Director Preston this afternoon, in re-
Spouse to his counter offer, purchased
$4,000 ounces Of silver at SO.G96O per
ounce. Preston states that the depart
ment, if it fails to purchase the full quota
OF 100000 ounces this month, will not
make up the deficiency next month. As
a consequence of the short purchases the
amount of coin or notes issued against
silver bullion purchased under the law
will of course be CORRESPONDENCE less,
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The Worlds Fair-The Chicago Inter
Ocean"

This great weekly and the WEEKLY
UNION can be had for s. a year, or the
DAILY RECORD UNION and the Inter-
Ocean for SIS 30 year. All about the
great Worlds Fair will be elaborately
treated in the Inter Ocean, Can be had
for this price only by subscribers to the
RECoRD-UNIoN and WEEKLY UNION.
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Federal omciaIs Indicted

WASHINGTON, July 24.-The Treasury
is informed that fifteen persons-eight of
them Federal of1icials-have been in
dicted at Portland, Or, for smuggling
Chinese and opium into the United States.
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How do you know to certainty that
she is really . years old?'' He-Because
she told me she was just Is.
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Cholera in Italy and Africa.

WAsHINGToN, July 24-The Marine
Hospital Bureau is advised by one of its
surgeons that despite the Italian assur-
ance to the contrary, cholera continues at
Naples, averaging three cases daily. 4
cable from the Consul at Senegal, Africa,
says cholera prevails there.
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EOR SALE - CANDY AND VARIETY
L store in good location and finely fitted
up; will be sold cheap; no reasonable offer re-
fused. w. DOAN, 1907 Fourth street.
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Gle nu1rpuretE.
OUR MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE

Is not only Of great advantage to the ladies
Of this city, but affords HOTEL AND
RESTAURANT PROPRIETORS an
opportunity to supply themselves with
Table Linens, Napkins, Spreads, Towels,
Crashes and other Household Goods at
prices far below those they usually pay.
We are offering:
AT CENTS APECE-ALlnen Huck Towels; 16x3o For
price, 2Ic
AT Il CENTS-Heay Linen HucE Towels size lSx3G Former
price, 1895
AT s. CENTS YARD-Cream Table Damask, all linen IS
inches wide Former price SOC yard
AT IS CENTS A YARD-Half Beached Table Damask. all
linen, OF inches wide. Former price yard
AT CENTS A YARD-Check Glass Toweling inches wide
all linen. Former price I2!c
AT SO CENTS YARD-French Crash half bIeached
red border Is inches wide Former price, 2!c yard.
AT CENTS-n4 Crochet Spreads patterns For
price, Is.
At 81 o5a4 Extra Heavy Four Thread Spreads Mar
settles patterns. Former price,
These are but a few Of the many re-
duchOns in these goods. In Napkins, as
we'll as IN the lines mentioned above,
prices have been almost cut in two
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To II q 2 +
the THE
Worlds Short : Direct
Fair ROUTE
TO CHICAGO
VIA THE
Union q Pacific
NORTHWESTERN LINE.

This popular route leads In what the public
Essentials r. SPEED, COMFORT. SAFETY.
TWO DAILY TRAINS, both anording
excellent
Through Car Service,
Flrst-class and second-class. arc an important
feature OF its superior equipment.
The EUROPEAN MAIL, leaving sac
Palace prawing-rOOm Sleeping Cars To CHI
CAGO WITHOUT CHANGE; also. DINING
CARS, on which meals are served regularly,
equal in excellence to those of any frst-class
hotel and at reasonable rates.
The ATLANTIC EXPRESS, leaving Sac
ramento at O:5O A. ". daily. carries a Pullman
Bullet Sleeping Car and the popular second
Glass Sieeper= arranged on the same plan
as Palace Sleeping Cars, and furnished with
mattresses, bedding, curtains and all neces-
sary toilet articles. These cars are carpeted,
well lighted and ventilated, and are provided
with lavatories and closets.
For Quick Time, Scenic Attractions and all the
COnyeniences Of Travelling
THIS LINE E%CELS.
TICKETS VIA THIS LINE WILL BIZ GOOD
VIA SALT LAKE CITY AND DENVER.
As travel will be heavy throughout the sea-
son, secure your cnOice OF accommodations by
applying in advance, either In person or by
letter TO
E. A. HOLBROOK, General Traffic
AGENT. q. ana n. w. Ry., No. New
Montgomery street. san Francisco.
ID. w. HITCHCOCK, General Agent
II p Ry No. l Montgomery street.
San Francisco, or any agent OF the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
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4n@t--Enltuo.
Inr 5nIr.

DOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD HORSE
i suitable for driving OF riding. Apply 1912
q street.
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DuIttRn.

w ANTED - WOMAN FOR GENERAL,
w housework. Inquire after A. NJ atl5IO
y street. f-o5ots
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@lcetttto 31otfres.

4 IIENT1ON, YOUNG FORESTERS :
4, 4 \ ana others-AH young men in the ~
clty between the ages OF IL and Is 81
years are requested TO attend meet An2
ans az oresters Han, Tenth street. between
a ~ N, l M EVENING, at 1870 O'Clock, for
til1 pt1Tpose OF organizing n Junior Court OF
fItestsrs' A .. F. OF A. II. W. NJ. OGG,
Grand Sub-Chief Ranger
CAPITAL CITY REBEKAH -
y Lodge No. 100, l. o. o. F.-.s5sst
REGULAR meeting THIS tWednes- 5tSss5ss
Nay 5cy,l ~ ENING at S O'clock SSSSNfss%
attend. SOP1ITS IL I .'iiatIS ~ HYe1 u "
SARAH B. HERTzEL, Rec. Sec. 1t
ENCANIPAIENT. NO.
~ nv ~ n, !; o. o. f., THIS Tuesday, W.
- ~. y EN INC at O'clock. Visiting Pa n
triarchs cordially invited. ~
GEORGE KRONER, Scribe. IT;
LNAlR OAKS RELIEF CORPs.-REGTTLAR
ton. me- ~ Gi - - ~: an Ia
EMMA c. BOYLE. Secretary. lis
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TOR SALE-A FINE TROTTING BUGGY.
i nearly new; price, 80. Inquire at j. l..
LOCkHART'S STABLE, Eleventh street, be-
tween and X
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NATANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A SITITA-
w ton TO take care OF horses and make
himself generally useful about premises. ADJ
dress U. A., this Office. ty22-3t4
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TOR SALE-123O II STREET-LOT 4Ox
I 100; good house, rooms, stable; very
Inquire OF HICKMAN, agent, 1914 Fourth
street. fy2O-Gt
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WE OFFER TO GENERAL AGENTS
w and canvassers exclusive territory, free
newspaper advertising, n chance to deliver
goods before paying tor them, immAnse profits
and a permanent business. Address CON
SOLIDATED. Lynn. Mass. IT'S
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In the connection OF midsummer punches
it is we'll 10 remember that the more yichv
you put in the less viciousness will be
likely to come out.
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DOR SALE-2319 n STREET-A SIN
L room cottage with all the latest convent
ences; plate-glass front window; lot back to
alley. This beautiful residence can be had
cheap on easy nstallments by paying several
hundred dollars down and the balance the
same as paying rent. Such opportunities
seldom occur. Apply at SILLER BROS,
contractors and builders. Office and mill
1914 Thirteenth street tyIS-2w
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EOR SALE CHEAP, ON REASONABLE
Il terms, or in exchange for city property,
five or ten acres near Brighton Station. Ap-
ply or address C. w. SOMMERS. Thirty-ninth
street and Magnolia avenue, oak Park jyi-Im*
DOR sALE-TEN SHARES STOCK OF
Il THE Garten Gold Cure Institute Com
pany.' Inquire of DIR. CHAS. 5. HART, at
the Institute, 52G Ninth street, corner f.
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vowed that. no matter what came. she
would newer. never take 20 crinolin-7
Would you ind herr just peep into
that room and see a tall. majestic
figure artayed IN = beautifully large
inp-l-ang gown. standing. Aait Aoeshsd
bat al compiaisAnt. before a Tall
rr.irrcr. Her resolution has gone - the
" adj. SD ~-re you - offer her now
the nnst elegant b-il IN lie world.
~ith s.,ft drop and fascinating cling.
she ~ould spnrn your offer on the
Instant No woman cannot he oe-
pended upon stability She has not
she J. inseod like 10. wave Of The sea.
drivers ~ the wind and tossed.
Va know. however. that We can
roun. upon The appearance tha; day %
al The known styles. peylosss add
rs.xns. and npon . fc~ that are not
known. save Ia the realm II dreams.
A ~otaAn hers aud thcre, with the
courage 81 her convicsiors. viii walk
forth with nnrnf.ied air clad ia gown
tha. = Of The same width top ADD bot
torn Sh- vii walk ~ the side OF a
woman who win occupy soDcthing like
t'va or three times a. aiuca room. AMI
there ~iil - nothing Ike calm tn the
drD<snor ~ the senond woman. Cor
are vii reioice in Tia fact that SIZE u
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there are thirteen Of these little puffs
Gu each sleeve.
Want 10 hear about some moro Easter
bonnrts? Yoa can make yourself per-
f-etly bewitchiny ia a small shape that
Las brila Just few inches wide,
which must be turned up all around in
irregular curves; Just in The front the
tarred-Ep brim must DC bent into
small point. - give debonair effect.
Then The shape must Do covered with
black table. and the edge tipped with
tiny feather trimming. Right in front
- -vDBr hat must stand single full
Sioi-si rose. father high. aud little
behind few plumes.
Then. there u the hat Win the gcnu-
Inc brin. the graceful. dropping. curl
Ing brifn. than which. after all. there IS
nothing prettieE. One - these Is Of
pale-colored straw. has the brsm faced
With dahsia-oolored velvet. has the low
crown hana.d with vide lGce insertion.
has THREE dahlia-velvet knots az the
back. has cluster Of white narcissi in
the front. living beneath dahlia Prince
Wales tips that stand proudly and pro-
tectingly above.
Many OF the brims are cut open 20
cone extent. and then caught up or
turned over and fastened With few
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crepe. Qua rseks : ~ the edse Of the
skirt. fh< ether f1liy kalf nay Up. Tie
rs-sAs = lie mixi1ie e4s "A iaauaenss
ssiFss 49, Il The size. hos II sven
lopps anG - ens.ss me AoaFs are 80
laag that t..ss se4rh tae ss~er crepe
rlehs. Aoose taAs oss be~ = a slaaiisr
oGtA norr sxe = reaett< planted Tor sg-
p4rentiy ~, perp.ese. ris2t esl9s the
right hip 1he bpsies j. verf fe<y
Tk~x~ i nrut h~lo~ hizh stznsiisg
collar II pearl eiabrckt~ry. = painted
y5lke u rne pass.ssnenesrsr, wrought Ia
lxht. sleslcatc shades. Acres thls =
dra.ssl la-ase folsis Of crepe. crossing Al
Tie left ssts as1ti caagkt ~itA another
s.>issz c.1~. B<n&ata IL t4e IL nt-n--
ting bcd,cs. helts.i in - pretty sanaeo
belt The sIeeves are not only soft
Pats. b4. have an a-1itio1Al pun
above. hanging loosely.
'rne other gown =. II anything. more
unlfae. IL 10 male Of that Aght. ue~
snlall ruf;ss az the feet All around the
skirt are laid gr~st leaves " laee, start
ing from the waist line about one zach
wide. wheeling a. they descend. until
they ar zoodly width when they
reach the kssser edge. The lace Is lDost
beautiful. tine and Of exquisite design
The lsse aFpcar~ Ia the bodice a. well.
widening up from tie waist line into
smaller leaves. which lie over the large
yoke. made Of very fino silk shirrings
These shirrings are II blue ~ match
the gown. Bnd over each one u laid =
row of die pearl trimming. The mar
ro~ belt il also pearl The sleeves arc
very wonderful. the shlrrings are -
caught % that each division hangs
over IN a slIls.ll rufiie OF loose pun. and
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Superior ~ al psints - dress r. ~
~. ztA-< sFn sfreti littis - tie
F.-frr - ar - er.l~slst 1of = ~uEs
.~on.-ns hsarss ~h-n .nes So 'tfsie
ftier esrttiisfif Ererd ~hi''h tatf
49, ma. h,st l@s q. hsfr tast ilsei 's'ii
-. fsna~tns srsenFh - fsir~. 50 SIS
49, "a i.s.t. "a ta~ tris st r.si.ss = iilsir
~asfere
shall s~li fes - tat tze Esster 49,
....~- n,.tsv ftev ~ hrfe rssis-r
rrs,aafar~ tsr tfss eefiF sfrfrE hff
t..,s errs fssr ara efetsf sisH .
.....l. - 4 p,,s ttenY sre~a. 80 ~ ~.
-. -ka.s n.ss. lsshie. so {. fisssi
~fts f.~r- = use rsitefs a. = SOD
~~sl> $40 ~ So - $50 - -.
.Alss-t ~ as tss.it~- asSss. q AHA
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ST LEs OF THE DAY
str.aug Features o. the Coming
Estes Parade
MORE ABOUT The BONNET
fto~ IL wiii Disf~s fs-nn ske Par.2sss
IN q Hare Gone B~foss--Pr~p@rs-
sh,ns >o~ B@las N4ac.

The Easter parade sais year VIII -
81 a.orr lnfense Interest fo-irofaeni<ind
thai "a haa t-uen far years. No -s9assr
does . sson4n laeut Aer desrsst friesd
90 most hated rival tAan she iu4medl
at@iy r1shes up Z, her aud Whispers
''ifos arc yoa having your lew gown
Ensief' Ih~rc has never been anything
has it before--t1is Absorbing qar-sta1n
Of how many yarsis l.r,s1na - make ths
Easter gown Nj drassgsaAker would
insist uu.,n II. says pae Ia a great tut
Ger. -snd thenagh kaow >hal never
dare ~ wear u. sa~ bAs put the lowell
eat. biggest tafr ysso ever saw IN sny
dr~ss- >ho savs I fsonid feel - CHI
fashienef On Easter. II Il was the least
bit sulalirr. and resinee IL she woa4l
nat Won yoa e,rle over. girls. and
49, What yoa think II iLg~
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26
]. ". CL0STERHOUSE

We can give you a bargain in a high
priced place. We have one between
Washington and State street on Pros
pect street; price. slonoo Also one 90
Madison avenue. same location. at
slo.oca.
jefferson avenue. an elegant modern
house. very arge lot: price. $1,000.
Also the finest ccrncr On this street. -
feet frontage: price. si60oo
Modern home on Wealthy avenue. viii
sell for 400 less than il is worth. Look
this ny.
am building a complete home. corner
~ Beemis and Wealthy avenue. has ali
the modern convcniences. electric lighie.
electric gas lighters. etc I, viii 10
modern in every respect Viii sell
cheap; only small payment required
down. balance monthly. Buy Il now.
you can chooee your own mantel. inside
flush. ctc.
Lots Two ou College avenue. near
Wealthy: two On jefferson Asrnue. ses
erai on Wealthy avenue. Hsurs street.
Lake street. IN fact onr list - vacant
property j. seoon.l g. none Ia the civ.
Remember. Ne have tie selling - =
great deal a property on which ~ have
no cards 81 ssgns Come snd inquire ~
the osfice. M \ Canal street