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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-10-14

uoioc q OciSc.
Ce fut n guerre aussi cruelle
qu'injuste, a coups d'epingles. mais
vraiment capable d~'exasperer celui
contre lequel ellie est enterprise.
Au bout de qulnze jours de torture,
Serge, eplore, arriva en- larmes dams
la chambre de Mandica.
Sour, dit-il, je viens tie faire mes
adieux. Je vais gutter cette maison
-Toi, Serge Es-tu fou?
Non, mails je lie ~deviendrais ST
je restals plus longtemps lei.
-Qu'arrve-t-il done ?
lie maftre ma pris en- haine.
&c nest pas possible, dit Mandi-
ca.
Eft celia est pourtant, insista Ser
ge.
Mon frere, reprit la jeune file,
pourquoi veux-tu que M. d'Esperant,
qul nous a toujours temoigne tant
d'amitie. TAFT pris en- haine, tot, mon
frere, tot qui ne neglige rien, je lie
sals, ain de payer lie plus largement
possible rhospitalite qui nous est
Tu dois tie tromper, ie tie lie
je vais te lie prouver.
En- Get instant, Lucien qui surveil-
lait Serge avec I'm som extreme fran
lie seuil de l'appartement.
-Venez, monsieur, venez, lui dit
Mandica, ct defendez-yous, car on
Eous accuse.
-Qui celia, ma chere belle q? de-
1landa froidement Lucien, qui, deia.
deylne ce qui venait de Sc
Serge, repondit Mandlca.
EFT de quol?
De lie nalr. AllOns, monsieur,
'assurez a linstant &c pauvre garcon,
It repetez lui ce que je viens de lui
lire moimeme que vous etes bon ct
lue vous laimez.
ID Esperant resta immobile.
LII comprenait que lie moment etait
leclslf ct ne savait quel part prendre.
-Faites ce que je vous demande.
ar Serge veut gutter cette maison.
t, vous devez bien lie comprendre. 81
part, je lie sulvrai.
a ces mots tout lie sang de Lucien
ehua vers son cpur.
Mon pauvre Serge, dit-il, quelle
. able d'idee t'es-tu mise en- tete ?
! ]e tai fat du chagrin, je ten
emande pardon.
Et, prenant la main de Serge, il la
ii SIERRA.
"
-Allons, Sc dit Lucion lie lende-
am de cette scene, il faut en- fnir ct
ouper lie NAL dams sa racine. Evi.
eminent, Mandica ct Serge s'aiment.
eut-etre meme Sc lie sont-ils d6ia dit.
t je me laisserais enlever cetta A;
Inc creature par ce miserable rustre ?
e seralt vraiment pas trop stupide.
En- achevant ces mots, il fit retentir
n tlmbre ct dit au domestlque oui
arut a Get appel
-Pslez maitre Palestri de venir
parler.
oueiques minutes apres, lie maftre
chanter entrait chez Lucien.
Mon bon Palestri, lui dit DIES
Grant, Jai pris la resolution formelle
: IN occuper immediatement de Ia
'hir dc Mandica, ct de vous confer
hante mission de lie preparer. Vous
'ez du y retlGchir solvent daia
10" vous, qucl serait lie m%eilleur
trti a prendre -?
- En- effet, monsieur. renond;t D,
stri, depuis longtemps nm ,lon ase
rete dams ma pensee Ia an;o
lie, depuis de tongues
lnees, avec lie directeur de la Scala
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FEUILLETON
LA
LA
ROUGE.
PAR LEOPOLD STAPLEAUx.
Ill
Suite

, Plusieurs fois deja, maftre Pales.
tri, qul etait tout fer de son eleve,
await fat entendre, respectueusement
a Ladislas, quill etait grand temps
qu'on s'occupat achievement DIES de
butts de la future diva, mails lie boyard
don't la sante etait devenue de plus
chancelante, faisait la sourde orellle
a tous ses discours.
La pensee de voir Mandica s'eloi
gner de Campo-Mare, don't il lui
semblait qu'elle etait devenue la joie
ct la serenite, plongeait lie malade
dams un profound chagrin, qui Tempe
chat de Sc decider a achever son
euvre, en- ouvrant la cage au rossl-
gnol, atm quill put bientot remplir
lie monde enter de sa renommee.
La maladie du boyard dewitt fort
grave, ses jonrs furent en- danger ct
son intendant Sc hata d'ecrire a Lu-
Glen letat facheux dams leouel Sc
trouvait son parent.
A peine Lucien reeut-il cette lettre
quill Sc nit en- route pour la Valachie :;
mails, malgre Ia promptitude avec
laquelle il fit lie trajet, ~lorsqu'il rentra
a Campo-Mare, il ny trouva plus que
Serge, Mandica ct maftre Palestri,
plonges dams une profonde ct sincere
douleur.
Depuis tiols jours lie comte Lads
las Maresko await etc enterre dams
lie caveau de ses ancetres, qui Sc
trouvait au bout du pare du chateau.
LIE docteur Fosco, au bout de deux
ans, n'ayant plus rien a apprentice a
Mandica, etait reparti pour Bucha-
rest.
QUAINT a Gregory, ii etait mort
depuls dix-huit dune attaque
d'apoplexie foudroyante.
Les ann6es qui venaient de s'ecou-
Ter depuis o depart avaient opere
chez Lucien d'immenses engagements.
II venait de mener la vie a grandes
guides, aimant lie jeu, les chevaux, lie
WIN ct les femmes ct les faciles con
quill await faites dams I'm
certain monde on il await brllle au
premier rang lui avaient donne, sur
la chastete ct la yertu, DIES idees fort
arretees, tres peu en- favour de ces
deux qualities EXCUSES feminines.
LA loi du plalslr etait devenue,
son seul guide.
II accueillit la mort de Ladislas
un Gvenement facheux, mails !
qu'on devait pr9voir depuis longtemps.
Puts il voyait dams lie deces de son !
cousin une facon certaine de retablir
plus settlement que jamais requiIi-
.re dams ses finances.
Lucien Sc souvenait a peine de /,
mails il s'etait t%oujours rappele /
Mandica.
Lorsqu'il retrouya la jeune file, il i
frappe DIES s%plendeurs nouvelles
lue lie temps await ajoutees 4 sa
oersonne ct il Sc jura de tout tenter
pour Ia conquerir.
Son plan fut dies plus s;mples.
Ii commenea par renouveler a
Serge ct d Mandica ses temoignages
lie sympathie ct d'amitiG, leur distant
lu'il considerait CONNIE un devoir
'acre de ne point les a%bandonner. car
Ladislas, qui, jusqu'au dernier mo-
nent: ne s'etait pas doutt que sa
mort etait proche, await neglige de
)rendre aucune disposition testament
aire atm d'assurer lie sort de ses
oroteges.
Lorsque, au bout de quelques Sc
names, maitre Palestri crut de son
de faire une tentative atm de
lecider d'Esperant a faire lmmedia-
ement lie necessaire pour que Man.
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aussit6t, ct il s'empressa de promet-
ire a Mandica quill la conduirait
lui-meme, dams quelques mois, en-
Italle, atm qu'elle y completat ses
etudes ct qu'elle y debhtat brilIam-
ment a San-Carlo GU a la Scala.
D'EsperaLt &c disalt que, avant
~repoque designee, il aurait facilement
triomphe de la vertu de Mandica ct
ne la conduirait nj a Naples, nj a
Milan, mails a Paris, OH il en- ferait,
non pas une celebre artlste-que lui
important l'avenir de la bohemienne !!
-mais n femme galante don't tous
ses compagnons de plalsir lul envie-
raient la possession.
Les mgurs les plus libres en- APP
parence sont parfois les plus pures
en- realite /; cette pensee merite une
e%xplication Immediate, car ellie a
evidemment une allure u~ltraparadox-
ate.
Parml les tribus nomades dies bohe-
miens de Falachie, hommes ct fem
mes, files ct garcons, viyent en- COM
nun.
Les formalites matrimoniales sont
dune simplicite primitive.
Mais il nest pas d'exemple qu'un
bohemien ait tent6 de seduire, soft
une jeune file, soft une femme mari&e
Gle sa tribu.
Serge, bohemien dams Tame, etaIt
lmbu de ces austeres principles ct,
d'allleurs. il ne s'Gtait jamals deman-
de quelle etait la nature veritable
DIES sentiments que Mandica lui ms
pratt.
Lorsque Mandica chantalt, Serge
fermait les yeux o u l'empire dune
INFLAMMATION etrange, ct il lui SEM
blait voir lie clel s'entr'ouvrir.
Lorsquc la main de Mandica effleu-
raft la %sienne, un frisson singulier
s'emparait de Serge, ct, dependant,
n'ayant jamais Ell la pensee que
Mandica, quill c%onsiderait CONNIE
une personne superieure a lui, ct
quill appelait pourtant sa seur, put
iamais lui appartenir, il usait, visa
Wis dele, dune sorte de familiarite
qui, bient0t, devait faire eclore, dams
lie ceur de Lucien, la jalousie ct la
haine.
Les enfants oublient pour Sc
rappeler.
Mandica s'etait souvenue, ellie
savait que Serge n'6tait pas son
frere.
Ellie revoyalt, pale fantome de SEES
ieunes annees, lie vlsage livide de
} ulia, qu'elle await appellee sa mere.
A Campo-Mare, Lucien passait ses
soirees entire Mandiea ct maitre
Palestri. +,
Serge, touiours discreet, ne parais-
salt que rarement au salon.
Apres avoir accompagne Mandica
au piano, maitre Palestri s'endormait
reimbursement.
AIors sonnait l'heure attendue i'm
oatiemment chaque soir par d'EspG-
rant, ct il Sc montrait dune galante
observation-disclosures plus que ten
lre-yis-a-yis de la jeune file, don't
! vculait d'abord capter enforcement Z
a confiance.
Sans mefiance vis-a-vis de lul. !
Nandica donna dams lie piege, d'au- {
ant plus facilement quill edt etc '
impossible de soupeonn"r il sincerite !
lie Lucien. q
Tn soir, ellie r6vela naivrment lie :
nystere de sa naissance Il dEsperant.
Depuis quelques jours deia, lors-
luii voyait Serge pres de Mandica, l
4ucien ne pouvait reprimer que bien q
un geste d'lmpatience. |
| suit Sc contenir neanmoins en- ap- d
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
THE RENAISSANCE.
Az present a Popular and Fash
ioaaple Craze.
How Few There are Who Really
Know What the Word
Means.
interesting Explanations and
the True Application Of
the Word.

The Renaissance - upol every
hosiy's lips. IL - the popular cTize - the
day. and u applet iraiscrinlflatsly -
the Votaries - fashion Hos Tee there
are Who really know tbs meaning u tho
word
keuaissancs means ueg birth. Dew
lie. "a 10 created ane~. he name
when applied 10 aft style 81 furnishings
has lot one 1.-THE the EeAning i has
when applied O. that grand sabicet.
health. 70 he restored o. .hea IN h the
true renaissance" % be truly created
anew.
Speaking upon this most Interesting
subject II restoration % healtt, the well
known Mrs Albert Colby ~ Laconla.
n. H.. says:
II Was completely broken down In
health and suffered froIn nervousness
and weakness. could not sleep nights,
had neuralgia Ia my side. an all gone
feeling In my stomach and terrible
paipitation Of the heart, causing nae To
think l had heart disease.
Ii was evident that there was ter
rible diseased condition 81 my nerves
aud system which required iiamediate
attention. / al once began king DIR.
| Greene's NervpFa blood aud nfrye rem
ely and have taken i've bottled
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21

Il now have good appetite and have
grown strong. aud l am gaining in
weight every day. The terrible. throb-
hing and palpitation 81 the heart have
left me. and do not feel at all nervous.
Il consider these results remarkable
in the comparatively short time have
been taking the remedy. and cannot
speak highly enough OF the good it has
done me- | am sure had il not been for
DR. Greene's Neryura blood and nerve
remedy | would not be alive today
Il have got my sister and four or five
others 10 take this wonderful medicine.
aud il is doing them lots II good.
state the wonderful change DIR. Greene's
Nervura has made i'm me FOR the good Of
the public. and l hope others affected
with nervous or chronic diseases will use
this great curer 81 disease. for after what
IL has done FOR me IL will surely cure
them. | can recommend 1t 90 the world
with the highest praise"
This il true Renaissance - created
anew. made veil and strong. where be-
fore was weakness and disease. II you
are sufferer and desire 10 be restored
10 health and strength use DIR. Gresne's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. which
- purely vegetable and harmless. and
costs tut 81 at druggists.
You have also the privilege ~ con
sulting. free 81 charge. the discoverer IL
THE great remedy. Or. Greene. 81 No. %
West Fourteenth street. New York. who
is the best known and most successful
specialist IN curing nervous and chronic
diseases. personally or by letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21

ISDEPESDENcE. Iowa Oct 0-The
track was IN good condition today and
first class time v az made. The - trot
alternated Rith the - pace. Miss
Cleveland won the raco Ia three siraight
heats. after losing two b Israel and
Irene la tho 223 pace. which 9as
postponed on account % darkness. Claud
Busal WoB the first heat, time. 2,l9a4.
Verne y. Won the second heat by a
neck from Kentucky Wilkes in 2,i9.
Captain Payne took the next two beats
in - and 2.9iis. Summaries: 2s3j
trot Miss Cleveland won. Irene second.
israel third. best time. 3.l5if.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21

Ciurkso 0ct. - -First race. six fur
louEs Ne8dicr son, Resale second.
L4ian Lee third; time. l:l3A Second.
at furi0nss Ethel Gray VOC. The King
second. Joe Murphy third: time. l:lIis.
third. i've furlongs Liberty won. Mon
tana second. Aorgas third. time. los !.
Fourth. ore mile Echo won. Kalamazoo
second. Lord Lousiaie third; tlme.
fd Fifth. ore mile Book laidiey
Won. baron second. Content third. time.
Ia sixth, ono mile rli kiudig won.
heno second. Barnard third. tims. LA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
on t,e Belmont Track.

Pnu.abELPHfA. Oct. 2o--lhe Tan
meetsGy u the Belmont Driving club.
which oudeA here today. was probably
the most successful ever held here.
Summafiesi 2l9 class. trotting. purse
40 Pickett won. kingwood second.
Martin h third, lest time. 2:lI54. 2.lo
class. pacing. purse $50 Raven Won.
Black Dlck second. Nellie Il third; best
tame. lila. 10 class. trotting. purse
GOV Warren McGregor won. GILMORE
second. Annic Bennett third; beet time.
22UA4. 2.2i class. trutiing. purse go
Colonel ONen Sou. bravsao second.
Puca third, best time. 1lt..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21

s-sirr rbs uorlds FAR. sGs g. trt1x
So. s.x "a No4sa.fer 4 Fr.slsiset
Iiissta i..fhsaa ~ tlas seeds far sxs.;a-
tiss hsar.i hsa aftfrrn % NoaorA- = ~
80 foiloas
"a az biszss.f n sara n yeug pro4act
l. ssna a trasa s.sas ~ ssssboss 81 ths
sxpssltl.sa. " 1alIrse. tas fasg 49, e~
oosa das.ax Aaseaster. 40 10 prepaFa
tisds ass t-isz na1s - dlse-an1e ttf
erhillts I'D fsaoFs than from re
sfsaois ] shall De gia4 - 1s.,si -
la ~ a1y Eag 1 ~ paxsr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21

I.f~nEN RsCH TRAcx. y. L., oct u
First race. usiie and an eighth Corree
tloa Won. Pienieker second. loaniaAa
third. time. ! -. a. Second. five and
bait furlougs Florence Von, Milan sec
end Pirate Chief third: time. lQsla.
Third. I've furiongs -Tormentor won.
Captaia Wagner second. Watterson
third. time. isi Fourth. i've furiongs
Tom Harding Won. Mclba second, Lit
tie froi third. uae. 1918. Fifth, i've
ard a half furiongs Regiuald won.
Play 90 Fay second. Uncle Jess third;
time. -. sixth. mile and sixteenth
Beansey won. Kilkenny second. Harry
Alonro third; time. 1857.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21

az HxetrnHi ~h~n - 'erts 80 - rtfks
1t-'iii.fae ~ 80 @strenos = -ss.tr riss'sssy
~ 80 efrr.lli.s '~safra---s fsf.aets A.rarsa.
rtTrts 80 fsinf > fa.rtars ftst 49, So
80 - - 81 rstsf IA srusrsitaft. :,
fferf 49, rapfts ~ ~ Fi.sr-as Fs~aris.
Frae'fI1sser FL stas se~c~ -,Fks.f e~r~esse
~ rff t*e 49, 80 ns~ 10 ssa sif-Issta
49, Fr.Ht 80 frFlsrsstis f-~s@ty ftH
Fn~Trfas aF sfinE srntt srf n-rxtse
Fhae - f'~arsres sni rs~f - an an
.f-rf F@Fss~sn - sssaF Y-~rs ~ 81 e-ss
q t-se~ sIes@ s-H wesbr~-s~s
So Feas go ta-f rrs-r..s ~er-.~t..r.s
~ srsfr.e 81 - -~fs - H.. - - 2
- 49, - q - asa.s s-ssra rs-.s - a..r.
efsFafsTE atesalrssr - sr.t sa@r sfs.gr-f
s.isseuf 4 Frrr - e. hssa~1f e. ..afa.
yea eaxs faar ssanss IA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21

Iisess fight IA Aaskegon coanty
Ir~Aeurers Offce-

NcsKFGos. Mich. Oct "A 20
dzys 49, Co1oty Treasurer oodeshesg
nisi 4 lss ponil as tfsasuTer "a tau
toari e supefsisoEs. ehich tei4a = a.
srnfuse.t Ina Eas : e. ska tie rtl-
.ialt iarsatian 4 dsposlLg DEPUTY
County Ifsasafse Ma Lzngs, eho
eiasa1s . bold = ccusfaft ~ Sasfa
sss.leGLarg sgrssd & s4eE LAn~e a. his
.lsp8fy Tor 49, y~@rs, treirfu4y us
matter reached q hea.l, Nlee 1.lsial Berg
fssoxssi LaEg Apo ntnsEt The ia,tes
ssfaalax. hoesser. - deliver ~ TIE q
fest u The oltee. tiaaiy nota SIDES
e.lisd n THAR atlorusyA an AZ l@ss Ae-
courts everything 81 4u.rt ~iLA tfr.-a.
uu-s and deputy holding he t9sI A
s-esl ngLs - iLmlaeEt
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cur rls omLD ~ nALvfas
wslAm Chsdiock Huns His rrss'sson
Eaxins over Pa, Daughter.

E.sr J6HpAx. Mich. oct so--Wlllam
shal.issa 4 farmer diving three ms.es
rofta ~ tEsa VILLAGE. ahen returning
$50 from a ~ u threahsug sith bis
t.s-fias reF.as ssstaniay 0as met OF
~. - l.g'hi. ehifren. 4ho climbed
- - r.4a Ors httla B year oid ast.gt
80 ,aa,, ursin tna enunsits side unot-
--rv-.i 4, tisr fsfhss. wao started up his
10. 49, rta camrlefely ose- her ht-
rls tody lesGly sssefirs q Ia tFo she
Z ed Ia fo9 mameu.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21

Drsvs s - Ort ~ Nathaniel T.
Themg - 81 - hauEri ier@ THE Morn.
lag 90 ite Wflniar sf Arlington ,Iuly I
~ issf ffaf - Sire Jetn hhtan The
errrgtco $40 s1eesasfuily condncted
80 'a tFeuff. atnpirs the BODY was
eaf dasn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21

HaIf.sEn. Mieh. oet IN Martha
Mute. rho left 'tis 0'y thirty years
ago ana - shofn nfff ina ass s.rra
beard. returned this m9rniez Ste trav
sled through ths south aoa vest, sni Il
go fssref thaf 81 vac f-sl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
Mlchlgnn \. W. Z. A >. Iania.

lest. Nch-. Oct ~ Pie nihth an.
uGal eouTeution - the Michigan Young
Ma4srs Christian association opened
tsre teslay sifh sesenfy iisr aeicgatfs ID
atfsa8anae Niss Mur N--ls aifr z
N'nlat - ere II Chairman n fhe elm
fratlan. atlca all o1atiuus over Sun
DAY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21


ala "a uas. an~ switch engine a. has
t..a r.rsrts.l Ga the double track.
After 80 .nfo the yards saw a he..'s-
04at IhogEnt az trsl nc Nas re
- lfeh englur. bat Ia a momett
49, taat sic Nas coming teo
fsst s1lL TIE throttle ahd
rrsersa1 ng iaFeE by tram came
- stou aad was stanting stu shen
~ : stru-x nls eng ~ Veut "a lrt
- hat tefof- / could - - l AS
tarasr a. slust tie tank and ny sitie
~ - h.ft I asks.i ms f.runan after the
arees q ~ fsaIemtcr~d shat ccott sad
g aa he said h. tld lie told me
rs So had gle throuzh. cav
scott after the sreck. he sas woch
exeitsd asketi slm iu regard o. the
efllrr sgan. iis matterrt oat some-
f1iux an iald Le tkcasht that M ?
hsi snns. NJ size has hc'sa very are
49, day ! have Teen lsying dosn ali
lay snd OF Able u some cut
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
MEMS UNDERwEAR.

One lot Mems Ribbed BAL
briggan Underwear at sc.
wosth SI.25.
Mems Colorcd White Merino
at 42c. worth J0c.
Mems Natural Grey Wool, 81
&c. worth 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21

Should know that the Pyramid Pile Cure
will promptly aud effectuaiiy remove
avery trace OF them. ANY druggist will
get II for YOU
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
HANDKERCHIEFs.

50dozen Ladies Handworked
Initial IIandkcrchiefs, at Sc
worth 15c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
LAST CHANCE.

A few Suite sn navy and
black shades beginning al
Sass ia price
NeS 1apes Ia cloth and plush
arriving daily.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
MEMS MERINo HOSE.

bosc at l2c. worth 2ac
p dozen Four in -hand Tics
al 31ie worth 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
KID GLOVES.

30 dozen Ladies' S-button
length. Suede fiosquctaire,
at Sl.Ij. worth STA
lrciands celebrated brand at
SIC. worth 81 o1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
A GRAND FEAST


A grand assemblage
Of customers from the
city and surrounding
country.
a sale without paral-
lei in the Dry Goods
history.
This city has never
witnessed such an ex-
position and sale Of
Dry Goods rs is taking
place nj the mammoth
institution of Spring *
Company.
Such a popular colos-
sal demonstration has
never been known in
Grand Rapids.
Two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars
worth of DR. Goods,
Carpets, Silks, Wraps,
Draperies, etc, at the
mercy of bargain seek
ers. IL is conceded
that many stocks in all
cities are scanty, and
the assortments de-
cidedly inferior TO
usual seasons Our
own arrange ents
have resulted in bring
ing 20 this market a
greater aud a grandcr
accumulation than ut
any previous Isea.on.
and they are under
going rapid distribu-
ton among our patrons
We feel justified in
inviting the people
from far and near TO
come and supply their
wants. believing that
the well known repu-
tation OF our house for
goods of standard
quality. together with
the tremendous reduc-
tons all through the
stock. is a sufficient in
duocmentto flood every
department with people
not only in the city, but
from all over Michigan.
Very Respectfully,
SPRISG * CoNPANE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21

80 varieties suitable Tor com.
hination with other dress
materials at the wickediy
low price Of CSC per ward
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
BOYS HOSE.

100 dozen Boys Grey Nerino
Hose. sizes : TO g, 1t ISc.
worth 2Jc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
TRAVELLING BAGS.
FANCY SILKS.

Our entire line Of Njiises at
less than first cost.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
THREE LOTS

az g'hslanan's S,srisf I btorpsaf e1a.sss-
iag - car entFr Inns "a, a. sac hesS ans
Nsak "a .os - aLs sc eect. Illas lasrs.
sezta : razuctll.s ~ g ~ ceut
g. assta fachs Afiise t~ie slcsissk Slllss
fGit fif.af r.,,elils a. 81 l.t.s NJ
fiaati1n ~i.iie a. a rs.
e. .ls,sssi lasilfs Al No. C.ss ts4natisr
ptIts. rsseIty s. AS s. -
q aofdn l.Al ~ fis-ee1 ha@e tlin ent
gFss as~atsa r.eelltiy "a. nos ne
80 oosrn fxtitst klaSs Iogtan He's
e0utit ss,Iss. A..h slaiec4 1esis tA1 t..as
- -
- dosea Coiiaa Hoss Q,izzkl rsco1t.s
So. Eos r.
il.act JAshiaerc >tssis SO.
ks4fef rslasls S6L
hAln tllats a1a siarkinfaslss. So af.uara
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
SLIGHTLY SoiLED.

And for that reason 5000
dozen handkerchlefs will bc
closed out quick al = eacll
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
MOST AsTOUNDING.

Got Misses Rain Coats. zoe
lot Ladies' Rain Coatr. &c.
2s3 Ladies' Cloth Garmcats.
SIC g. q
Ia Inscrness Rain Coats.
SIS.
81 new stylcs Nackinfoshcs
az $40 worth ST.
2i3 Silk Lined Capcs at 81.
worth SIS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
NEW SUITINGS.

Fifty inches wide. 5oc a yard
Another beautiful line of
cashmere novelties Will be
opened Monday fnosning
from soc 10 acc "A yard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21

20 dozen Wool Plated Vests,
5Sc. worth 81.
y dozen Gray Cashmere
Vests. Sac worth 55c.
40 dozen Ladies All Wool
Vests and Pants 81. worth
SIS
DR. Jeagers Underwear at
33is per cent from list price.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21

Elirsa. 3ettie. Mtsiihn' Ns,.'s =.
Danro.1t. Nitttal. eaent nfo~A' AN-s''e~ ."
TIE ordsr nssiatd
Time alba. Ia
or class. tsottsng. purse $1,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
Bargain Chapter.

1'ho proves rsti.att1iaa - iila ilollss isaf
fnalnsaaRing ss.saderc a hl.hect Qs4ii4
is az - GasfxhAu1i-e Eoakos ttkeF eAia
lEsss tte 1nars ealT1lss liisTt au4 eesf ilfsts<.
4 Zoe Isrice rsC.afa DFfer iot1re rs4.isE1 IA
IN arr sss>ds hsllss ~ shf l<sll.tf3. 4s.ssY
insIt,S eafsiosuss Z fregsi,n ~ tl.t rfssf ell-
selalzs t,,aclzs4 - tAe I,ri1s sae4Ills kllls.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
GINGIIAMS.

90 pieces 10 close nj sc the
Sc Kind.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
CORSIsTS.

Ladies' Night Gowns. 0ac
and CSC. you generally pay
81 md STA
ChiidreBe White Aprons 2ao.
Children Night Gowns J3c.
Children Ginghafn Dresses
2ac aud 3As.