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New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
EREpER1cK LoEsER & co. Not TO DISSOLVE

Some ruYnors have got abroad IN Brooklyn that
the well-knov-n drygoods firm of Frederick Loeser
& Co IS about 10 dissolve. Moreover. some mall
cious enemies of the firm have started whispers
which were intended to injurc the credit oi the
firm There is not the Least truth in any or thesc
rumors The members Of the firm say pOsitEeE
that the firm is not 20 dissolve They declare that
their business has increased largely that they nc"d
more room and VIII rcgir at once the erection OF
a large building in TultOn-st. They VIII open com
nlete nev- depar.fnents in few weeks and enlarge
their operations extensively.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

TRUsTs.-ArEuments I'm their favor by >. @
r. Dodd. solicitor of the Standard OIL Com.
vany and argument against by r. " Pow.
d.riy Grand Master Workman Of the knights
oil Labor. cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

NEW NAvY.-!The Tribune's PAMPHLET haa
great popular value. All the new warshipa
dcscrfbed. with number Of guns, a1men-
stOns. etc. This number also contains tAs
Gillian complication. 30 cents = copy.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

Acceptable Holiday Gifts.-Dress shirts, hand
kerchefs, ncckwc1r gloves mufers susp nters cardigan
Jackets, Sc j. W. Johnston. 87o Sixth ave. abovo
.3fst. also ia and 40 Nassaust
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES.-The story
of each of the races of past years, well telo
and profuseIy illustrated. 70 cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
FRIDAY, AS Usual, BARGAIN Day.
Therefore
TO-DAY WILL BE
The Greatest Day Of 1898
FOR VALUE!
West Fourteenth street.

At 2 40. :. Irish Point Lace Curtains
full width-well covered ......... worth oV
At 4es . Handwrought TambOur Curtains
3la yds long. ...............e extra wide borders
At COS. E. Fine Irish Point Curtains
heavy floss work in scroll and vine ehects
Al 1es 300 pairs Imported Madras Curtains
cream and tinted. ...............,... worth = W
Al 1917 200 pairs Chenille POrtiercs
with dado-fringed top and bottom
At $40 Figured All Over Chenille POrtiercs
Fleur De Lis designs. .........,,.,. worth U W
At COS . Finest SnxOny Chenille POrtferes
lattice firing. over thirty Styles
Al % cts All Wool Check Suitings
and Two-toned Stripes. worth 80
Az 30 cts "a inch All Wool Suftings
and Chevron stripes. worth 80
Ar a cts All Wool French Cashmeres
Colors and Black. ..........,..... worth 10
Al 40 cts 52 inch All Wool Suitings
and Fancy Stripe and cames hairs
A. 30 cts All Wool Fancy Plaids
fine ................ usually eoiu a' ~
A, 10 Ct. Fine AII-WOOI BrOadclOths
all colors and black. ck..............'w worth 20
A, 20 cts :. Figured China silks
and Satin stripe Moires. ...........worth 80
A, so cts. Satin stripe POngces
handsome evening shades
A, 40 cts, SILK Crepe De Chimes
plain and brocade. ..................w worth '3
A, 50 cts SIX Brocade silks
and fancy Bengalines-evening shades
A, es cts . All Linen Lunch Cloths
"a yards long g............... .eo'ored ooroefs
A, 10 e,s All Linen DamRsk Toweh
~ yards long-------------- oorder ana ir'nse
A, .. cts Extra Heavy Table FeIts
IL, yards wide. value W
A. l2Hc. Huck and Dnmnsk Towels
40 and 40 inches long ..,..,........'wo worth IL
A, a. ia11-4 Extra Fine California blankets
plain and fancy borders
A, 81 os French sateen Comfortables
extra quality-wh.e cotton filled
A. 50 cts Heavy White Crochet Quilts
patterns. 'iuh size
A, 40 cts White Live Geese Feathers
quality. worth loo per 10
A, ONE ~ THREE dollars below actual cost
slightly SOiled blankets
Ten Eleven and Twelve quarter sizes.
A, g. &c Black Fur Carriage Robes
extra heavy cloth lined
Az II 40 Black Fur Carriage Robes
medallion plush lined.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dentifrice
is ~" best tooth powder the world preserving the
teeth f"fr",hing and delicious. - cents jar.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

MILLIONAIRES.1The Tribunc's list, hau0,
ssmely bound In Aextbls cloth. u.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

A.-A-Prepare for winter. Have your win
dows fixed with Rocbucks Weather Strips VIII exclude
vi drafts and reduce your coal bills. j. Roebuck. III
Fulton-st Telephone. Cortlandt 2lJ.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

At SO es. Ladies' Cheviot Refer Jackets
large pearl buttons-half satin lined.
At IS es... Kersey Tight Fitting Jackets
braid trim and fur edge-worth $780,
At SO rs. Fine Beaver Jackets s~.s
loose tght-braid and fur trim \
At 81 os. E. Tailor made Price Albert Coats
SILK velvet collar-all sizes-worth Sl2 90
At so os.. Black and CoIored Beaver Jackets
Latest shapes-sea and sable trim
A. sl2 o.. Fine Tight and Loose Jacket "a.
Black and colored-plain and -
trimmed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS were 0Wy>
Al 50 es. :. Handsome Seal Plush Capes
full cape colar-eectric seal trim.
At S12 os. Rich Seal Plush Capes
Alaska Sable trim-deep cape collar.
At SIT os.. Rich Seal Plush Capes ..t
wide-rich fur trn-were &2o co.
At 81 40. =. English Ventilated Mackintoshes
deep Military Cape-worth IL co.
At 50 0s. >. ChiIdrens Fine Walking Coats
Velvet and Braid trm-vslue 81 so.
At IS es. Misses Fine Cloth Jackets
Best Styles-were $40 and s12.
At 50 os. 3. Girls Fine Gretchen Coats
Single and Double Capes-value 81 50 !
At s, os. E. Girls Fine Gretchen Coats, 8 to "
In checks and mixtures-columbia capes uur
brela back-braid trim-worth sll co.
A, so cts. Boys All Wool Knee Pants
styles and colors--made stronA
double sttching-patent band-patent buttons
double knees.
AZ 81 es. :. Boys Deep Cape OveRcoats-< to n
Shetland and Cheviot-vorth 6 50
Al s. es. E. listers and Cape Overcoats
sizes up 20 13 yTs-were IS and 81.
At 81 as. .. All-WooI Kilt Overcoats
with cape-2i. to yrs-were N0o
At Al cts. Mems Dress shirts
Utica muslin-doube front and back.
A. 20 cts. Mems Night shirts
Extra musin-fast color Emb'y tim.
A, "A cts. Mems Wool Half Hose
natural and camers hair-aN ssea
At 81 cts. Mems Heavy Merino Shirts
and Drawers-natura grey-worth 30.
At 10 cts. Ladies' Ribbed Vests-high neck
heavy cotton-worth 80.
At 10 cts. Ladies' Black Jersey Gloves
all sizes-long wrist. worth e
At es cts. Ladies' Fine Kid Gloves
Pique spear back: 7-hook Foster Lacing and
4-button fine kid In light and dark shades
50-clean and perfect
he Obf0i iupG MT entrance tn O7sr efOrea
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

win cedar ana nahoghhN u ofu''' ''Sse' 10 vi
s."ay u.aa. e.ao ? m.-wind southwest. light air;
CLEARED
steamer Co,a lRn Hulan. Valparaiso. etcw II Grace
steamer neptune Fraser. Mon'cso Bay Jn-J + Kerr
li.,rncr Richmond I'm oBp. Perry London --sanderson
December es-
sf.lrn,r II " whitney Uallett Boston-H Dimock.
Steamer i"n'fnctor. Simmonf Fhiiaielphia-W + clyde
steamer E,.la dir Mackay GLASGOW Henderson Bros.
steiner Anrfir, Oir, pearce London r V J Hurst.
steamer per~eut H'mo d}u. Holmes. Ne"castle-san-
s,.,,ac- cy - Augustine. GaskiI Jacksonville. etc
steamer chicago d'r. Watson Antwerp -sanderson q
''.am,r nroealyn civ din. Watkins. Bristol. Eng
Steamer Antia ,l'p. lion,ell. Nassau. Pr T Mon
srrlm.r Kansas city GlO Jones' Brstol-Jnmes Ark"ll
steamer wlkomen Gco. schaener. Dover. Tor orders
Steamer d: hmond. Dole. wcs, Point-od Dominion
s,~,mcf - Andrews (Nop Hansen. shanghai Edward
steamer p W Rrane. p.ano. na!'morre-H G Foster.
.,'''Mr M K@n.t" ,Jp., iiapnrfs N'''o'K ana newport
steamer III Mai. Grant Nc,, orleans T Van sickle
Steamer 'fDma difl. Lord lelth- Simpson. spence a
sDp Elwen r,rs'ow. san Francsco-w K Grace 4 Co.
Bark Thomas Brooks McCoIl. Guantanamo -waydeIl &
Bus rniono d'aD. Gallatola. Alexandria Egypt-Funch.
Edye y Co.
United states steamer Mantonomoh. for Rio Janeiro.
10 stu, at HaiuptOn Roads Tor orders.
Steamer STATE u Nehmeka din for Glasgow; Rich
mnni Hl diu. London EiNfa uirl Glasgow. toya 'Brl,
Valparaiso. ~ Mar. Noa-Ouaans. Alert tNor. Cardcnas
etc.. Roanoke. Nnrf,lk ard Nsrplrt NrvH
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Massachusetts, dr. Boyle. sailed from London
Tor Nrs No.k December -
steamer lnitaunc o3n. smith. from Liverpool. sailed
from Queenstown New York December Is
steamer Well. city tBp. savage from New York Decem-
h"f II. arrived ~ Bristol December -.
steiner ".e.n I1sn' oip AnlesGn . iT9m MeT York
h"r -
Eunc tBr. Lndsiy from New York December
10 Liverpool passed Brow Head December IS
Steamer Iia oicr Reuter- New York for Copenhagen
arrived at Gothrfhurg. December 2N
Steamer carlisle tr Gibbs. from New York December
no. arrived Rotterdam December -
steamer American nbuichl. Norg". from New York De
ccnlh"r Ii. arrived at Nmuiden December 20
steamer kronz,rinl Friedrich Wilhelm (jrrD Ahrens
from Ac-Nork. arrived az Gibraltar December - and
proceeded fof Genoa.
steamer Panama 'Fr. Chaaot. from Ncw-Nork Decem-
bcr i3 Bordeaux. arrived Al laulc December -.
steamer Argyll n;l WIN tmsnn. New York No
,cmbrr singapore. arrived Adrn December
Dec d. Sailed for New York
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEUS.

Chatahoochec savannah. savannah. ........ 300 IN
Cherokee. clyde cnar'ton. 800 IN
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
ENKEIGN HOKTS.

Colon. Dec. 20. Sailed. steamer Newport New York
Steamer EniciNor tir Thompson. sailed from Lucia
New York December 70
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
CLEARED.

with cedar and mahogany to order: vessel to NJ
s.aiy i.aA e:ao m.-wind southwest light air;
cloudy.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
HINnAY. ULILMNLIt ~.

La Roureogne. atrc. DeD French Tran.
Russia Hamburg Dec li4fh ia.r
Spain. Iec - National
OrlnocO. Bermuda. I'c quebec
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

ut
an o 4drerised giUe desired
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

II Nas.nu ST.. \. \. Bonbons and Chocoiates
,Oc \ rot Nd; FORMERLY si.2o Pot Nd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
Caskct- i'm Which Their Remains
Where Encased

The remains az Dora Nelzy were en-
cared in a beautiful white casket. with
silver trimmings, on the lid OF which
was a silver plate bearing the brief IN
scription. Dora \. Nelzy. age - years
She was wrapped in a snowy white
STROUD and a white rose rested upon her
bosom. Tho burial outfit was furnished
by her father. who came from his home
az Allendiic yesterday afternoon. The
body will h. taken TO the home Of her
parents this morning for burial
William III. Gray remains were placed
in black casket with rich trimmings
and he was clothed IN suit az black.
The inscription upon the casket plate
was a. brief a. the one engraved upon
the casket containing tho remains OF the
one who died with him and was. Will
lam HI. Gray. age ,. years None 81
Grays relatives have arrived 10 take
charge II the remains. and the burial
outfit was furnished 10y OBrien Bros
The funeral 81 Gray will be held at >
O'Clock this afternoon at their under
taking Office, T. II. OBrien will buy "A
lot IN Fair Plains cemetery. where the
remains will bc laid 10 rest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
MAS. McpoSALD's STORY.
She says Anna L. an Orphan Girl or
Good Character.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald we're seen AZ
lO<1 last evening - their home. az the
corner II Hrpadgay and Myrtle streets.
north ~ Leonard street They we're out
during the evening with Anna Hethcr-
Inriou. and she came home with them
az lo>N Mr. Mcdonald vas questioned
CLOSELY regarding what took place o. his
house Tuesday evening. when Anna
called there % inquire Tor Viii GRAY.
Sir Mcdonald said Anna did not AK
Mrs NcDonail - 70 10 t,rays room
with her. ~ was Testified O. by Anna.
What she all ask % Nrs Mcdonald was
Der advice as - whether she jAnns
should 20 % his room. The matter
vas discussed and Anna LETT
their houee before , O'Clock with
cur sayiag wether sAe was
-prg - hls room NJ Mcdonald
s-o}Se highly * Miss Hrthcringion. and
ssid she was an orphan girl who worked
hart every lay ard had supported her
sef fof The past six years
u is said that GRAY had ale - Anna
Hetheriagfan's money. which be had
borrowed. ana neglected 20 pay back
She will nat spras = the matter for
fear people would TANK her relations
with Gray we're rot what they should be
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

SHERIFF~S SALE By irtuc - an execution
- issued ouf 80 aud under the seal of the cir
emit court - the county ~ Kent IA the state ~
Nicsts n. sitesied o. the twenis-fifth -. day
% Arrii. l. -. iec. - me dir ctei ard dc. iv-
erred a. saver 81 be Michigan Trust company,
armin,sfTstur ~ She e.fate - UaUT Ives. &c.
.esl. 1ua against Tho - is 'n1 rhatf~.s sad
- want thereof then - fhe real retafn - Rob
rr' ; keuur3y snd john 81 Hanna. therein
named fve leFteti t1fraan anu all expose
fUf sale. 81 pUhNc suCffon o. venau'', - TIC
hicI.fsf htider A. the unrth front or scent
svrnnr slfronru 20 fhr circuit cour. ruom-, IA
the cltr If tirand Rapids. that h4ue the place
- boiling the circlit court - the county
wherein sd i rraInt- 80 sIrunfri on NouduY,
ale Aith las ~ June. 4. u. 81. a. Ten cinck
ia tile flrnH,-oa a. said faF. the following do
scribsi rell state lFing and being IN the
uutv - kert snd state 81 Michigan. and
d.-rfih~d re- follow. tstwift
l.so nur heast quarter ~. 81 the noTfhwes,
quarter = and the norftw' quarter - -
tho nCrfheast quarter - nf section twrnty-sir
fF fosnFhip number I've 81. north ~ rarge
81 81 a. sas'. fhs same being on the town
bin ~ tisine., oouaiy 10 Kent aud state 81
, .rhrFen.
Dated. NaYfi. fsel
ISAAr LAM0HEArX.
sheriff - Kent ssunfv.
~ HtrsfuV 1owF~s Hplnff sheriff.
FtErgHEs " AMY. liatafiT Atferners.
"a inra y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

Dr- NCPi.st-oa AID rrsdi-h Locate
ffp Rs-sIlt- 90 ths, shouting.

Dr Ncflrr-on was caiieti and todd =
tde rtsitsorv = he bodies aud = the
fad ~ - fvo gun shot wounds 20 me
man ant fon nu the woman The first
w11li Inflicted o. ne mar was evi
IDENTIFY 'hc GRE IN the temple and the
ball vert go "a strrighf hne THROUGH the
brain Iae other shot trarsi the right
arn pear .f- e'tot and embedded itseif
ir fte viar BE va = .he opinion that
fhf uau wsa shot While be- was asleep
ard fhai arata came 20 him Instantly
laH rrsf Hr1uli Oh the woman was egt.
ife fle 9ue thst Fts reccivrd ~ the
fErrt- nnfnr fte cain anil ranged up
sarl ans through fhe bridge n ihe
ucee. The second Shot vas about half
an incb ftrg the 1rh.t n The eve Hud
Re- Feer trat f~t the car and evidently
can ,i iasfart arb
Efr Btafsh ..1rrobornted 80 test.
a. nvsf Jr HcPhsrsnu except IN. TIE
rsf.eniar Fheu hc stated a bali entered
ths efie re sasl that the tsll dli not
enf- the SIDE fut was fuund 90 thr
facr ~ aome orc whose naa.e b iis
~ -sfnernhrr
firths a srhsutel - W Fli Wet
ii..r strret swura ere kuew Do-a
Nr 1ftuf one trar She had rof
srfr be- fof seu- -nF. fnl ruu,l give
20 efnrwafiru fnat would thr0w any
Eutf en- TIE frare
fnr-nlr lrwuo6 n domestic Pr Hurt
by fuasei. sx0cs she bad knavn
thira 20 s.sreral years She swsrr ts
tlruffesiiy What she told a rrVorfrs -
1'Hz hsusfp and shieh ss= poi shed
yesterday sac could throw no hight "a
'he traxedy
I'll WtiEieu sxore az - fsrHys rar
vices with ban. snsi q TIE fact that ia
ts.iTnel ~ }iondar IN - o. Chirago.
Ara Charles - Mere sNrIe sBnsfsn
'iaig t1 the sane story lhat Soc gave
fFe HsRAtp yrsfer,iay. AMI Nr Ia
4 ere did the $40 tie sVHre he sss
GRAY IN the he.i vhsn h .oCkcl e Tia
sea Fuslur. but .lid got see TIE Eoulan
unti. ths daor Wgs 1peUs,i
81 Johns. The uiaht man At t4hee
sfar'e svere That Re nas cleaning
h.rsss 1Iouf = o'eincy Ia The merrirg.
wiser e. BEARD foHr shots hfea fie rsn
ue err barn sni heard a Eruan Hs
thrnrhf s,n,s ora rasf snat a cat sod it
sa fsia1 The shots we're Hfei u
rsFaf sHreee.aru.
TIE He@ttmrer conflicts Fith fhe
tearf fssf isFa Neiyv sii,ei tirsiY anf
teen eesaei har hsns.s hsfsrr sas
srl herF SO sfme rgursn vseheei
81 the e - water whiCh sst "a che
ton ff fhe siies 90 its trw arr. -
snesfra stts l su8 fhe Fafssr ess
cueHsd Fth hirt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

Touching scenes in the Death Cham
bcr--A schooinate'- Grief

Heary q. VelIy. the father u Dora.
arrived M the city yesterday with one
II his sous They viewed the remains
II the daughter and sister. without
sheiding tears. but the agony IN the
voice 81 the brother was intense "a
he groared. oh, Dora. why did YOU
diei' The father gazed long at the dis
figured face and turned away with
sigh 70 give orders about the casxet and
funeral lie sad he could not believe
that Dora had done the deed. He said,
however. that the writing an the letter
quoted aboye was her handwriting. tie
showed a letter which she had written
HIM on june !, and the writing IN the
two letters was identical. T. III. O'l3rien
said be was familiar with her hand
writing and he could swear II was the
same
Al . O'Clock an affecting scene took
place in the room where the body of
Dora lay Several Of her former school
mates from Allendale had arrived in the
city and one - them. a former chum of
the dead gii. Eel! across the casSet aud
moaned and cried until her companions
took her away. One said she had loved
Dora as a sister; that during their
schoolgirl days they were rarely sep
arafed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

Iheg sere al iaere that eager. en-.
Esstant ssaying. asssi1s. sitos iAs'.
ssrlaing DasG Il Fss9Ple tne fuorsspiis
caficus. just sact a aiot.sy slob as
tae gGastiy ard g0fy prosfnct a . r.
voting cFtIns sisass extracts. TIE
more horrible The crsus-. the greater TIE
cfosd Fui3y 5tko pefsoBs passed IN
and Oat q the rssOns. oct oas aaooFneF
4 study Il the faces Of the mass enter
ing ant d~paxtsng sas a lesson 10 III
nan nature. which shaved that eSeu IA
the boasted elsillzatlOa II TIM ntne
tenth century there sas a goosi deal II
the brute a. ba found in maakind
Not one q TIE Thousand mtnas which
worked over the slab bearing the u.uih-
aied remains n Dora Neiky grasgsd
the asfui sequence II her iifs. The
m0rb.dgs curious never take HE that
xas. There IL the little hack room.
covered 10 a white shroad iay the nur-
tlsres.. An effort al eises-ncs bad been
made and the blood had been washed
away from the fair young face, show
ing the aNfal holes through which death
had spest The bullet which entered al
the chm passed through the bridge ~
the Nose. leaving two Jagged openings
"a nark ~ track A hole one half inch
Ia diameter. the edges Of which were
eharred aud burned BY powder. showed
where the temple had been and where
hfe aud shame escaped.
Persons looked about for the corpse
u Gray. the morbIily curious bad seen
bat bait the sight. where vas the mar
dered man. Indignant mutterlngs we're
heard when IL Vas known that decom-
position had set IN 80 fast that the holy
Was an unit sight for human eyes. Ihis.
then wac the cause 81 the dissatisfied,
have been cheated expression worn by
the human harpies who tiled out II the
presence IL death. The scene al the
crime could not be visited. and the dead
roue could not be looked up There Was
really rothing SO very horrible about
the girls appearance. Hes. decidedly.
they had been cheated. the norbidis
curious were still unsatiated as the NOR
bidly curious always are and ever Will oe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
Necessity Of Proper Food for Babies.

To prevent the great infant mortality
in June. July and August has been the
aim Of all sorts Of philanthropy. Its
principal cause Is improper feeding. say
medical men. and with lactated food
they are now able To lessen the awful
mortality az the summer months. As "A
preventive ot cholera infantum lactated
food is worth more than all the mcdi-
cines in the world. 1t is a food that il
easy 10 procure and Ia prepare. and Il is
liked 10y the little ones themselves.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

SAGINAW. Mich. June 3 Morris Sal
oman. traveller for Schloss Bros. &
Simon Of Detroit. who lives at Saginaw
cut his throat in three places this morn.
ing. Doctors say be cannot live. DE
spondency is said TO be the cause 81 the
deed. Saloman leaves wife here and
children in Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

JACKSON, Mich, June s. Eva Gates.
who was 50 seriously injured 10y falling
fifteen feet Monday night in the Reyn-
olds building. is in very precarious
condition. Her betrothed. r. w Scott.
has been in attendance. Yesterday
afternoon he and Miss Gates were mar
ried by the Rev. NJ. VI. Cailcn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
Spring & Company's
Lace Bargains:

Another the East, and speaks powerful
emphasis It's added the long list
New York resident Are lace hungry Here least
pieces Ncdici Torchon Laces inches wide
per yard Positively the value shown
m this
pieces inches wide
6jc yard worth twice the asking These
"A Jewels the cluster of bargain the
Lace counters fright main aislc-center)
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
Tea Gowns:

They hours of comfort and The stitching
house dresses and the tailoring have finely
Material Of Silks Challes. Lawns Henricttas
Cambria. Wrappers and made dresses
the going fabrics and styles Indoors all
far as having the right of dress TO show
Cloak Department.
HAIL COLUMBIA rain, il If You have
resisting eCravcuettes Hundreds
week for against Chicago squalls We have ic
all popular shades CLOAK Department.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

be 4 a 4lct SO directly uEtieE ms deaf
tsssY e Cray. CeFonef Lnrller Dad lrss
session - 4 "Wednesday a4S1t. bis -.
f.isesi o. make It paliie. The iHs4tiest
80 81 .gssf I'D untli = . ciosek ts<s4!
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

lf&ins teaylns south Il q 90 u "a aud n - u n
run aatst. othcf trains dails except Seniay
-tEFPfse AID PAELoE CAg sEsvttE
Moth "a q aia Is parsor car 20 Trnr-
.fse Z -. ~ W IA tain has lsrler car Grad
haTids Ia fetn-tey aud Mackifa~ Gl.y
~ 81 y m train has siss NC ears tsrand Rap.
Ids - t'ese sses and Aaes nav.
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