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TAKOMA PARk.

TAKoMA PARK. ID. c.. April H. 1898.
Mrs. T. NJ. Davis Of South Bend, Ind, is
visiting her brother. Mr.. c. VI. Heaton. jr.
Mrs. II. Jeninson of Minneapolis has been
visiting friends in Takoma.
Miss Mamie Barry of Virginia has returned
to her home from visit to Miss Ivy Ingrahanl.
Miss Lei Bitter. jr.. is visiting her aunts. the
Misses Bitter OF Oak avenue.
Mrs. Lieut. Barry and Mr.. Abner Proctor.
both of Virginia. are recent arrivals at Hotel
Watkins
Takoma is taking a new appearance by the
great number of houses that are being re-
PAINTED Light colors predominant. and with
the prevailing style much opportunity for ar
tistic effect is given.
The removal Of Mr.. Edward Anderson from
the position OF gsteman at the Baltimore and
Ohio crossing here TO a position in the power
house and finally conductor the new
electric road Is advance that was well de-
served.
The wind and rain storm of last night blew
many OF the young buds Of the fruit trees,
most OF which are heavily laden.
The demand for houses to rent here is IN
precedented. Among those looking for sum-
mer homes here are many prominent men o!
Washington Mr.. John Jov Edison will occupy
the Warner homestead again this season and
Mr.. j. T. Swormst<dt will occupy his Maple
avenue cottage abott Nav I. Mr.. Jno. Il. Webb
OF Washington takes possession o. Mr.. E NJ.
Douglas house today.
Letters from Mrs. Allan Griffith from Aiken
s. C.. report delightful trip and already much
benert
Miss Keziah Lewis will leave Monday to re-
Miss Amy Mcleod left Tuesday for Peekskiil
n Y
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SANDY SPEING.
Of The Evening Star.


SANDY SPRING, Nd. April Is. 1885,
The Whist Club held its last meeting this
| season at Norwood by invitation of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry W. Davis, who borrowed house
for the evening from Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T.
Moore. Clarence Gilpin has established him
self in bachelor fashion Mt the fine old farm
formerly the home of Mahlon Chandlee, who.
falling heir to the property when but nine
days old. possessed it for ninety-nine years and
six months.
The store and post Office at Ednor. kept by
Mr.. l. War, was entered again Sunday night
last, the carpenters shop adjacent furnishing
the tools as heretofore. revolver and nine
dollars worth of goods were taken and the
burglar evidently treated himself to a much
| needed pair of shoes judging by the condition
| Of the boots left in exchange. Mr.. War has
been successful in the arrest and conviction of
the robber on three previous occasions.
The amateur minstrel troupe led by Mr..
Harry W. Davis performed at Brighton Grange
Hall on Wednesday evening. the proceeds of
which are to be devoted to repairing the rec
tory of St Johns parish at BrOokeville.
All the schools gave half holiday on Arbor
day. but owing to recent heavy rains not as
many trees were planted rs usual.
The surveyors of the electric road between
Ashton and Baltimore completed their survey
on Thursday. The present route selected
crosses the Patuxent between Mr.. Robert Hard.
ing's house and SHELLS bridge, thence through
| idTnb OclOuSiuS W inc uOpAius tst8te. dlD6u
G. Thomas and Robert H. Miller to q junction
with the Washington, Ashton and Colesville
road at point one-quarter of mile north OF
Ednor, leaving Ashton to its astonishment out
in the cold.
R. Rowland Moore and family left on We'd
nasday for Litwslton, Westmoreiand county,
Va, to be absent at least two months. Some
| thirty Of their relatives and neighbors con-
spired to surprise them by way Of q parting
| salute and when Mrs. Moore responded to the
door bell on Monday evening she found whole
| piazza full Of callers as she supposed. Her
amazement at such concert Of action was in.
| creased later when the whole company was
| served to an abundant collation..
Mrs. John Thomas. Mrs. William W. Moore
and Misc Belle Harinum are in Baltimore, And
Miss Sarah T. Moore is the guest of Miss Van
Trump Of Wilmington. Del. Benjamin H.
| Miller 10 at Fl McDermitt, New. DIR. Francis
Thomas and wife have returned from Wash
ington, where they spent the winter, to their
country home at Lucknough. Warrick P.
Miller and family have opeAed Alloway, which
had been closed for some months. Mrs. Dollie
| e. Vedder and Mr.. James N. Love of Fairfax
Va. Prof. Bancroft of Philadelphia, Miss Lucy
8. Gilpin Of Baltimore and Edward Iddings OF
| Wellsboro, Pa, are recent arrivals.
Some Howard county fishermen who tried
! their luck at the Great Falls exhibited Of Ash.
I ton on their homeward way large string oil
bass and several carp that weighed over twelve
| pounds each, one tipping the scale ct fifteen
all OF which was sSouched for by respectable
Witnesses: ". B. T.
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BELGIUM's FAIR COMMISSIONERS.
They Arrive in This City and Are Presente
to the President.

Astere vercruysse. president Of the worlds
fair commission for Belgium; Alfred Simonis,
commissioner general; Andre Simonis, secre-
tary, and Joseph Simonis arrived in this city
yesterday afternoon and are at the Arlington.
They were presented to Secretary of State
Gresham and to President Cleveland by the
Belgian minister.
The exhibit from my country" said Mr..
Vercruysse to The STAR representative this
morning, Twill be quite large, particularly in
the fine arts exhibit. Nearly two hundred art
lists have sent the best examples Of their work,
none Of which have been heretofore exhibited
anywhere. There will be about two numbered
and fifty man ufacturing exhibitors and about
twenty exhibitors In the horticultural line.
''Owing to the restrictions of the Mckinley
bill our merchants have but very little market
in this country and their exhibit is consequently
not as large ~ ii would be IL We traded more
extensively with the United States. We win,
however, make . very excellent showing and
one which will be q credit to us.'
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baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule, On effect November n. rsar
Leave washington from station Of New ssr>sv
For chicsso end Northwest. vestIbni.d Limited Es.
pres trains II. 10 3. ~. y - n N. daily,
buled Limited 20, express. ii % n n, asily
Or t,ttshurs and Cleveland express daily IL ID -
For lexington ana staunton. -rn4n-r
Tor winches,er and vsy 5. atoms. -s 3p.-u
tor Lurav. Natural Bride, Roanoke. Rnoxvfus
ing fhroash TO TsnS !, and Ns.h Snly ''''
For Lnrsy. 2 30 y N. a~Iir.
IS CO. s - m,n,: vel 5sy. I, ~ Is = " .s
= IS Al. 400. Ikos. x n *. "a "a III
I'D IS o. a minn.ss, IsoI. 40. N. 70, eiSSS
81 j, 500 I5.o5. I6.so q. So ,so6. N Oh ssi
For Annrnol:s. ~, AMI IN. m, Il. Baaiaes
Pm. SUNDAYS =. " w. 4. 81 p. IN,
For Frederick. til.3o an. Is. ttD. fAS0
For Iarerstown. -1o; sos, " sni-S3onn
Fo n no.h sns xsv no,nts - ~ n
fia a. Ii5 AZ, - II g Is = * 10 ~ ~, 1,
Pm: .sxGre.. trs,ns stoFning y p-ncipai .t..oas
ROYAL Blue LINZ r5R WV 1oRK aSD pHrt-
ADEIpTIA.
as,ly, 500 10. %. D.ains ca, IN, is'os an.
a-40t5.oo Dining Carr. IN % p. m. sleep.ns os.
For paiisIslphi.. Wilmington ani cas.,.r. g. D
=. m. daily.
Buffet Parlor car. on all d.y train.
tnr Car running through TO BOSTON without CHAR,
bridge. landing passengers in B. sui
For Atisn-ic City. TO- 90 :, n. and L. p5pm. sun
tErcept sunday. Daily. tsunaayoniy.
Bs9sazs carad fo- and checked from hoss,.,,s
residences by Union Transfer Co on orders len q
0 opTf Us and i'i e eh iss snG scG fY''
Gen. Manager. int4l Cen Pass Ar.
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virginia and Maryland Postmaster.

appointed Saturday: Msryland-C. E. Lord
vice N. Howeth, resigned, Brookvisw, Dorches-
ter; w. T. Tppett vice Il. L. Tippett, resigned,
Chrispin. Charles; =. ]. Collier vice E. W. Bell,
removed. Galestown, Dorchester; W. Fl. Hearn
vice E. Day, removed, Gleneil. Howard; @. d.
Pickett vice A W. Dempsey, resigned, Poplar
Springs, Howard. Virginia.. 7. Hardwick
vice c. A. Pugh, resigned. Blacksburg, Mont
gomery; G. W. Everett vice II. n. HUT, re-
signed, Sharps Wharf, Richmond.
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The Chicago Times says that unless some I'M
foreseen obstacle comes in the way the bichlo-
ride Of gold cure for drunkenness will be
bought from the Leslie r. Kseley Company for
sl0, 900 900 by . New York syndicate Of cap
itaiists.
The New York legislature has passed Senator
saxton's bill making pool selling outside racing
grounds q felony.
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RAILROADS..
THE GREAT
i fExNsYLy.Sra ROUTE

i fENNsyIy.NrA Rorrr
Ip po Ihn N9RrH wfsT t ANp SSesrrNwEsr.
srEiY -RsiLs, NsaSir1erSspp S reNifPsNttxr,
TRAINS 4 f f S z, arS foS T sr.rror
CnkStE 6rH AND srs. A. rullows'
f,sress . ansn S.sssl .1 csI. 10 s%'' m
s ssis s SIsla%si.@ kISS... :, % Is S.I,
t :rIsG.s .pS SinP p,n.s .S r,2,s . II
ana 81 tSai. Nth r sii os 20 as
ssSa:: .sS sssrins ss or rd t.s r, *
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Oar Snn a.r.i.sn5s = >, Leui. and ces,nnsi nd
,.Sa s,ns.Ss :: csio.so clnn.cins asiiy :, H.r
csys.na ra%.n osas 6. =, ,..sa ss1 ss ca I'd
Rr.sburs co,rr,hr. trIs... ~ N, daily for
Memrhis and 81 Louis. Pullman sie.plns ~,
risS1r9 To Ms9ps ssuis' n,s ssssins Ca, H.r.
g Ri.hpsnd Psthc Fzrr--.. 10 80 .. rn> ss'nss
F. e n,t.sans ~ r,tissurs 70 cSasss' '''''''
for F-ie. csn.nd.isus sna Rocsss,er a.rr. ,,- s,,
Pm With si-er,ns sr ws s ,s,gs ~ s 80
Fer willi.m.Port. Rochester. BHiaic aud Nias.,.
.sins S.r wa.h ssS s ;5 ST, Saturday VITA
a Sil. .asrT, K-2Cyo .nt Fnir.
roe PH ia S,yi m Z Srw yoRx
FAST Is 6R md n E,rr,s. u sia.r aNp r LIZ
a aso mn,ns Car. no cosches', . N. aoo.
iSis ~. S,s PING Co 70 ao 1as II Il IS M n
p on ,srnssy. sa5 Or y R,lr--.. sis.r,n -
II,co IN. is.i5. 80. SIS. 80. iiS q i AL
''coSGREss-ox.r LIMITED
AL farlor Cars. with DINING Car from R,itin,-. 80
N-wfoTs. 400 ?. m. daily. Cor pals paia w.sx
ron pHILapELpHrA ONLY.
fas, EXPRESS. '1OA M week days. aud / g D. n
Accommodation. soo. m. s,nv
Express. .. OF and 5. ~ " m, tapr
For Boston without change. 80 N v.ss say,
For BROOKLYN. Ny, all thren~h train. comma, a
s,s,. ~ VIII oasts Q, BROOKLYN Ann.y. s1s-i
ferrisre across New York CITY W. INV
GIN sa.ss day Is r SS, az,
For Baltimore. 500. egA nv 5eo. so. So,
lIo .oi 20 Is. ), $50. 90 IainiisJD. 4 -
f@ =. On S, s1nS.y 100 10 70 20 q
sis ID I 10 e i s. a. az az. IA
For Pores creek line. Z 20 n. ana (. ar M a,n,
For r Anns saiiE ....p, eoo "a,
roE ALExaNpRr. AND TIP SOUTH
S3s.sI5 zoe ID os and ii.sS !. m o. On SAL SAL.
g. Is. $. or and 10 n, n m. me- i'0'
Accommodation for oaantico. :. IS =. m. daily; so,
For Rish% Gs and n. south. 80 and 10 s,s
r,. sna uo y m daily.
300. a4s. ), o5, S a. Gis. 4.as' ais. 10 se.nf
aos Sssy sOs so 70 20 Y, u J. Is Is an
Ticket. and ID t,,o,,.,,o, :. .,
ner 18th street and P-nnsvivsn,s avean. and A. AZ
station where orders be left FOR the checiins q
mi - TSesns'on from hotels sna ,ssaenc.
General Manager pa7l General Pa. 81 s9o aa.n.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

WAsHINGToS sIEansoAT CO.. LIMITED"
Steamer Wake held On MoADAYs. WEDNESDAYS
and SATURDAYS AZ q su- for Nomini creek, Va.
1aUksDAYs and SUNDAYS. (see schedule
for all landings Leave Kinssle At " M a MON.
DAYS for return landinss % Colonial Beach, thence
70 Alex zndria; srrive st Warrington q M TUES
DAY. On WEDNESDAY, as D. M for Aiexsndria
Colonial Beach ind ali lower river lsndinyx Leave
schedule.l c. W. RIDLET
mh9-u General Manager.
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Re YOU GOING ABROAD.
Are You Go,sa To EunopE,

ARE i on NTOING lO LUEOPE.
Mso have your letters and cables addressed care
EDWIN II. LOWS STEAMSHIP EXCHANGE.
HEADQUARTERS FOR AMERICAN TRAVELLERS,
% CHAkISG CROSS. TRAFALGAR SQUARE.
LONDON. They will be numbered and forwarded 70
all parts by Mr. LOWS own system. lnsurns safe de-
livery. Baggage stored forwarded and checked by the
American system. Complete banking facilities. The
use of LOWS PoCKETCABLE CODE, prise 20 cents,
Is indispensable. send for a copy Of THE PASsEN-
GER. containing valuable Information, free.
EDWIN II. LOW, LOWS EXCHANGE.
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GExrs SyIrs Scousrp
repairing done In best mauner Goods called for and
IL HAHN. 705 9th q. n.
$50 add S26 n. EutaW o.. Baltimore, Ma
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Arrested az Dynamiters.

Ever since the terrible dynamite explosion Of
November last the commissariat of police in
the Rue Des BOns Enfants. near the Palais
Royal, in Paris, the police have been indefati-
gably searching for the perpetrators Of the
outrage. Saturday a man named Duprat and
woman named Dekmasle were arrested on sus-
picion Of having caused the explosion.
An internal machine has been prepared for
tie destruction OF officers of the Carmsnx
Minin z Company who had refused to yield to
demands OF the miners. The cashier, however,
had directed TO be carried to the nearest police
station and 1t exploded while being examined.
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RICHMOND ANn D.NvTLLr RAILROAD CO.
~ 4. W. HUIDEkOpER AND REUBEN FOSTER
RECEIVERS

~ r. W. HUlDEkOpER AND REUBEN FOSTER
RECEIVERS.
Schedule in effect Nov-rnb.-o1 lsa,
A,trains ar-4ve an leave a. Pennsyivanis olss,,-
eer Station. Washington. ID. g.
80 m.-Dafv. connacts at Lvncahurg sw oil
stations on Norfolk and WeSta-n -sflroal aaf fp-
principal noints solth all Divisions o. Rie lrn9lt
and nsnviile System. Pullman Sle~n>r New To-S
and WASHINGTON to Nlsnta. connecting than~s with
sleeper TO New Orleans via VI tgomary AMI Cor Ne
Sleeper for Augusta roYn@rts Manassas for Froa:
hoysl snd Strashrrg daily sxcs1t Snnfav.
= - p.m.-Dafy fo- wa-r-n.on sni Chs-lott..vIl.s
except Sundar
WESTERN yFsrIBrLED LIMITED composed az
tlrely of a,lman S-ape- Dinn-. Psrlor and Snokiax
Cars. aud 20 Atlanta frims IL hou-sD with p1i-
man Sleeper throuRh New York and VaShing.on &,
New Orleans via MONTGOMERY and New York N 4
Washington 10 Aiken ant Augusta via Columbia
and Washington ~ Mem Thisv3a Birmingham Dinin Q
car New Work 10 Mont 1ome-y.
90 n m Daily for all rrin,p., roints .alth
New York aud Washington TO 10: springs via Ashs.
Vile. and Washington - Atisn-a.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
cave Washington af 81. 10 4. - q m ans y %
2. daily Returning. arrive Washington :. bea m.
800 2. N. andb >; am. daily Train Gazing WASH
1nston O., n M ana arriving 6.53 runs TO "A
from Hernd0n onlv.
Thorough trains from tha south arrive washtnyt,,
a. fJa. m. 10 4os and q. 70 Manassas Divls-
ion. 10. 40 n aud @. 70 y m. except Sundav.
Tickets. Sieefing Car reservations end Information
furnished at once. 200 PennsylvsniA ave- and ..
Passenger Station. Pennsylvania Railroad. wAsainx-
7. s. BROWN. General Aren't Passenger Dep
W. A. TURK. General Passenger Agent
W ". GREEN. General MA
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The defense has opened in the trial Of d.
BuchAnsn at New York for murder.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
MADAM TAYLOR. OPERATE TEACHER, HAS
sS Z 81 s;S asss re-
rishs for ,hTes Is: states '" 'A' s'nR IL
CoLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 300 K
Ost n;TIEano degartnent Private or class les
E. .s,a Conservatory of Music, Boston. Mass
DosAN's PRIVATE SCHOOL. M a ST. NV:
pH
a.sdeny q 4 Fin. AZ. -. ss. eSs.p
est and quickest place to learn Call aud for your
self the wonderful progress Of students. apis f4;'
DRIvATE LESSoNS-ELEMENTARY OR ADJ
L v,nced. At pupils residence II desired. Expert
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pnpiiss Prof. J.. l4o6 HOPKINS place coy ST. nw.)
RI STUDENTS LEAGUE
"A EIGHTH SEASON.
sSa Sc anSSs p %nK psptn k w0men
Evening classes Antique and Mems Life.
For circulars send to sos,-rysr Nv
Mt. VERNON MUSIC STUDIO. 1908 9TH ST.
VI W. roics culture. ''Labtaehes method" rapid
ovsrcominE throat troubles no charge for
voice. felo-:,m.
WAsHINGToN CONSERVATORY OF NusIc.
tssss 10 pupils 3 BGLt4RD. bifec,o ores n sa;
RI4S f.. aapaI 3, &.
uonsl Method enabling the pupils to converse hu-
entity in French in short time. Address l:s2S
st. or 1874 st, NV. ap7-2w'
MISS FRANCES MARTINS
u ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL
Fer Young Ladies and Little Girls.
Boarding pupils limited. Iap4-lm'l 1905 Q ST. n. W.
FRENCH. CLASSICAL, AND MODERN Ian
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NV. ap1-lm'
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ALWAYS conquers, Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

a MMoSIAIED srEAN cAEPkr cLEASIAa
Carpets made moth proof fres Of charge. Msftrfs--s
made 70 order. once, ITO p. ave. works. los
mh:s n NkwAfER, NsnAgU.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Epps.s Cocoa.
A.. BREAKFAST.

by thorouxh knowiedee OF the natural laws which
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TINE greatest lin.meu, il salvation on.
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.
PROFESSIONAL

7 oTTIE FOWLER. THE wELL-KNowN SPIRIT
lLual business and trance test medium also massage
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her on love- business or health She went dupe you
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Born with wonderful prophetic eff. of second sight,
reveals hidden mysteries RECEIVERS lost property
rise5s goods POINTS on: yogr enemies from your
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Strangers from other cities and all trouble save
as eS oshs have ~ .
Tsat h. ean do Al
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1'A reader of the age Information given with phs-
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hours. ~ to9 The 6h st cars pass 81. a11-6t.
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lN medium; life given from cradle 10 grave Hours
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LADIES' GOODS.

WHAT MOST LADIES DESIRE Is STYLISH
~ Violating gown. This can be had for reason
able prices at
mh22-lm' Mrs. HUTCHINGS', sI3 st. sv
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HOTEL sTICKNEY. KENTUCKY AVE 100 TT
II from beach steam heated. excellent table; sun
parlor. Rates. s2 to 81. 30 per day "a 10 xl4 per
week horEelike house. l. V sTIckNEY.
mh1-6n Atlantic City, Nj.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-29
Having His Hearing.

Walter Anderson was arrested ear
ly Tuesday morning on charge of as
sault with deadly weapons, Miss Eva
Graham, the complaining witness.
Anderson resisted the officer stoutly
at first and made his brags, it is said,
that no five men could take him.
Sheriff Hayes threw him by main
force to the floor and disarmed him,
and then the burly fellow realized
that he was game. The hearing be-
fore Justice Davis began Wednesday
afternoon and was still in progress
when the PRESS forms were made up
Friday afternoon. The prosecution
shows that Anderson assaulted Miss
Graham and others in a brutal man.
ner and, to cap the climax, drew /.
large revolver, threatening to kill.
1t is also shown that Anderson had Il
saddled horse and II loaded rifle out
side. Anderson is Il South Dakota
horse dealer, Il partner of the Evans
who got into trouble here last spring
and has been around town some time.
1t is reported, upon good authority,
that other charges of a similar nat
ure await him if this does not hold.
Mrs. 7. II. Ca1kinS is recOyerinu
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-29
BECAUSE of the financial

BECAUSE of the financial condi-
ton of the country and the
inactivity of the market away
from home, the Dickinson Pressed
Brick Works closed, temporarily,
on Monday. There is no market
anywhere at present for high
grade brick, such as is made at
Dickinson; but better times are
expected and the company hope
to be warranted in again opera
ting the plant before the close of
August. The company have 80,
600 merchantable brick of COM
mon grade on hand; and in a kiln
now burning there are 10000 OF
high grade white brick, worth
in the Chicago market at least s35
per thousand; they also have a
small kiln of a special mixture.
1t is tying up too much capital to
manufacture hundreds of thou
sands of brick while there is no
market. All of the brick works
In Chicago, st. Louis and most OF
the large cities have shut down
No one is building; and conse-
quently there is no consumption
Of brick.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-29
DO You Realize

That you can purchase round trip
tickets to Chicago at one fare rate on
July Oath. 3lst and August 7th via the
Northern Pacific r. r., and be landed
at the Grand Central Station Hotel in
Chicago where first class accommoda-
tions can be secured at very reasona-
BILE cost! This will save the necessi.
ty of transfer of yourself and baggage
in Chicago. Direct trains between
Grand Central Station and Worlds
FAR grounds. jy 90 2t
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-29
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised drug
gist to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition. If you are af.
tlicted with a Cough, Cold or any
Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and
will use this remedy as directed, CIV
ing it q fair trial, and experience no
benefit, you may return the bottle and
have your money refunded. We could
not make this offer did we not know
that DR.. Kings New Discovery could
be relied on. 1t never disappoints.
Trial bottles free at j. j. Freeman's
Drug Store. Large size SOC. and $l.OO.