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The herald., 1894-08-19


and her pupils gave an informal recep-
tion to their friende in Alfrey hall,
Stowell block, this being the close OF the
summer session.
The pretty little dancing hall had
been artistically decorated with numer-
GUS bouquets OF beautiful flowers. whose
fragrance filled the air. and pretty
sprays OF ivy and smilax were trsiled
over the curtains and adorned the chan
deliers. Miss Birdie Kane and Miss
Zella Fay assisted in arranging these.
Miss Alfrey was charmingy arrayed
in grey silk gown, trimmed with green
passementerie.
Dancing was enjoyed until reasona-
BILE hour, when the guests departed,
pronouncing the evening ons of unusual
pleasure and enjoyment.
**x
Laurel Circle No. 109, @. of F., met
on Tueaday evening. August IA, 1894, in
Foresters' hall No. 1071a, Mrs. M.
Alexander, @. c., presiding, with a
goodly number of home and visiting
comrades present. Business was dis
posed of in very short time. Three
applications for membership were re.
ceived, two for the beneficial branch an d
ono for the social branch.
Under the head OF good and welfare of
the order Grand Sub Chief Mrs. A. B.
Andrews gave one of her splendid
speeches. full OF advice and encourage
ment. extending the helping hand of
Forestery. Addresses were also made
I. TT
Wits OF Angelina Circle, P. E. and Com
rsde Aphel of Sunset Circle, Comrade
Gallagher of the north.
Comrede Mrs. Wise was in excellent
voice and sang two songs very charm
ingly. The circle was then closed.
Nearly all INDUCED in tripping the light
fantastic toe until late hour.
%@x
Sunset Circle No. 252 will give at the
Opera hall Wednesday, August 22d, an
ice cream social. One OF the principal
attractions will be Miss Birdie Sim
monds, daughter OF Professor Simmonds,
professional dancing master, late OF San
Francisco, an exhibition OF her skill in
fancy dancing. The committee con-
sists of Mr.. DR.. J. ]. Still, P. G. O.. Miss
Emma Apifel. @. c.; NJ. NJ. Cusick,
P. @. O.
#*#
Company A of the Seventh will give
one of their entertaining concerts at the
now North beach bath house next Thurs
day evening. Miss Grace Remington
Davis will assist with some vocal selec'
tions, in conjunction with the Los An
geles Mandolin club The boys will start
out with the intention of having pretty
good time in social way.
~
The ladies OF the Unity Church league
are preparing nm entertainment to be
given this fall, called Living Whist
which has been very successfully given
| in many Of the eastern cities.
| *~x
Mr.. Louis Lyons OF the postoffice de
partment has returned to the city iron
Echo mountain, where his annual vaca
ton has been most agreeably spent.
~
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Gall have
moved from 1927 South Hill street intt
their new home at the corner OF FlrH
street and Burlington avenue.
x*x
The Misses Wellborn, daughters o
Col. Olin Wellborn of this city, are visit
ing with Mra. Taylor, at Santa Monica
x*x
Mrs. L. j. Rose. accom- panied by he
daughters Maud and Mabel. are visiting
at Catalina for week or two.
**4
Mrs. Annie Andrews and daughter
Hattie, leave for Catalina today to bt
absent about 10 days.
x~x
Miss Grace Davis OF Richmond, Ind.
! who has spent her summer vacation
The herald., 1894-08-19
LOCATED in LOS ANGELES
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Lightning for Los Angeles

Dr. Talcot h Co., the wellknown specialists for
have just received electric plant for the o their
patients that is probably unequaled the Pacific coast
The recent progress acknowledgements has inrc these
epterprsng gentlemen tho finest the could OBJ
tanned The doctors ssy at it's usc in all cEis sexual
weakness produces immediate relief Scture of the
thra is quickly culd without pain by s los 4ncele
Herald May gsho
The herald., 1894-08-19

AT the New Vienna Buffet Miss Truly
Shattuck has proved big success. and
as a result the house has been crowded
every night. The young lady has at
once made herself great favorite. She
ls beautiful young woman with su-
perb contralto voice which she uses to
splendid advantage, and she certainly
has very bright future. Miss Lillian
Starr. a eerio-comic artist OF some note,
makes her first appearance tomorrow
evening, and the programme will be a
most excellent one.
The herald., 1894-08-19
sme.esnsui rhyqicians.

Drs. Talcott & Co. whose Advertisement appears else
where experts in their lno, and eGecng
derful Their Offices situated Wells sFargo
Express office. Main and Third areesE Euening Er
yress, Mdrch 3d.
The herald., 1894-08-19
a Uipe Practice.

Drs Talcot & Co., whose advertisement is the eighth
page Of this evenings express report good business for
the month Of March This firm is growing daily in popl
lsry and enjoying large practice, which is
stantly increasing. .-Erening Express -ipriI Cd.
The herald., 1894-08-19

cessul physiciaus this coast to-day They make spe
csy Of diseases Of Parties needing their services
would do web gige eln call Evening Express Nay 20
The herald., 1894-08-19

ESQ envelopes soc; ar m writing paper, Csc.
214 W. .cond, Hollenbeck hotel.
The herald., 1894-08-19

Wall paper hung, 1oc roll; 32s s. Spring.
The herald., 1894-08-19

Alter very successful engagement OF
week in Los Angeles. Colonel Boone's
most excellent trained animal show,
which has been one of the greatest at
fractions that has ever visited this city,
leaves tomorrow for the east. and will
play en- route at the following towns !:
Pasadena, August Goth; Pomona, Au.
gust 2lst; Redlands. August 22d; San
Bernardino, August 23d; Riverside, Au-
gust oath; Santa Ana. August 25th and
26th San Diego, August 27 and 2Sth.
The herald., 1894-08-19

The Pyke Opera company played
very successful engagement at Santa
Barbara last week, and on Friday took
the steamer north to fill two weeks
engagement at Sacramento.
The herald., 1894-08-19

II don't suppose Mr.. Harrigan has
played to such bad business as he has
had here for dozen years past" said
Manager Wyatt to me yesterday.
1t but illustrates a well known fact
that theater goers here are the moat
uncertain set of people in the coun-
try. They know what they want,
but no manager can do more than
guess beforehand what will please
them, except in one point-let any show
come here on whom fashion has set its
approving seal. and even at S. seat the
house will be packed, snd no matter how
poor the performance the people who
think the s-o-c-i-e-t.y spells heaven Will
clasp their manicured hands, and exert
ing their mannikin brains will exclsim,
"How charming"
Mr.. Frank Conant will the coming
season pilot Shore Acres, which is one
of H. G. Miners companies. Mr.. Co.
nant has the best recommendation in
the world-that of being asuccess. Mr..
Miner will find himself much better off
as result of this young mans efforts.
MIR. Conant understands bis business
from A to lizard, and ia liable to be
among the very tip.toppers in the busi'
ness before long.
#*x
Captain Dick, who he's returned from
his mining tour in Arizona, has COM
pleted his tragedy, and will soon leave
for San Francisco, where he expects to
produce it. If the captain can write q
play that will contain tithe of the dra-
matte happenings of his own life, it
would be corker.
Mr.. Edward Harrigan, because he was
in California in the early days, is
thought by many people to be west
erner. On the contrary he was born at
the foot of Houston street. New York,
where his iather was ship caulker.
He has earned his reputation be-
cause OF mis- unremitting industry. He
nas been probably the hardest worked
theatrical man in the country.
x*#
The Pyke Opera company played a
very successful engagement at Santa
Bar bara last week, and on Friday took
the steamer north to fill two weeks
engagement at Sacramento.
x##
What is the matter with the story
mongers? There was time few
months ago when there would be news
of a new theater to be built every day or
SC, but of late the surplus energy OF the
town seems to be bending itself to s,art
ing newspapers. The result is usually
the same.
The herald., 1894-08-19

in the cast. and they will all render new
specialties aud Mr. Murphy will intro
cuce en- entirely new budget of German
wit and humor. This is the strongest
bill that this talented company of
comedians and specially artists has yet
presented. They have hit the popular
taete and the crowded houses that
nightly attend the Burbank attest their
popularity and their ability as laugh
producers. Rudolph's Ambition will
be given the entire week, with the GUS
tomary Saturday matinee.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-01
gnfortunnte Events.

The telephone exchange at Louisville,
Ky, was destroyed by fire Loss, $780,
600.
John Silva, Italian. unmarried, was
killed by a fall of rock In THE Santa BE
shaft At Frontenac. Kan.
The Illinois Conservatory of Music
at Jacksonville was burned. Many per
sons were rescued with difficulty.
Pleasanton. Neb., was almost wiped
out by fire. But one building, a bank,
was left in the business district.
Mrs. James Morgan. 70 years old,
was burned TO death In her home at
Farley, Ohio.
The Gloucester fishing schooner Su-
san l.. Hodge was wrecked at sea The
crew was rescued by the steamer La
Bretagne.
Two sections Of a freight train on
the Chicago & st. Louis road collided
near Steubenviile. Ohio. and three I'M
known tramps were killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glstavus II. Lyon and
Miss Minnie Chapman, teachers in the
Sac and Fox Indian schools, We're
drowned in the Deep Fork creek.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-01
Sins and Sinnera.

Trial of ten white caps at Columbus
Ind, has bee set for March B..
Charles McGlone, a mine boss, wa:
found murdered near Chester, Pa.
Father McManus was fined $50 ant
costs at Virginia, ILL.,, for raising a dis
turbance at a funeral.
Gov. Stone of Missouri pardoned ex
State Treasurer holland. restoring hin
TO citizenship.
In a quarrel at At anita. Mich. Johr
Mum struck Richard Garrett with al
ax. Garrett will probably die.
The Elkins trial was ended at Bryan
Ohio. and the prisoner was sentenced
10 life Imprisonment.
A. M. Van Auken has been indicted
at Quincy, I'LL, for forging papers 10 be-
used In advancing a railroad scheme.
l.. Lipschutz, a Waco, Tex, merchant,
was murdered by robbers and his wife
fatally injured.
Henry Murphy OF Martinsville, Ind,
has been arrested for trying to wreck
Pennsylvania trains.
John Grohl. a wealthy old man of
Toledo, Ohio. was buncoed out of $4,000
ny I'LL diitStu utpiitW.
Samuel Gnagi, who disappeared from
Wapakoneta, Ohio, il found to be a
defaulter in the sum of $1,000.
Twenty thousand cigars that had
been stolen were found buried ut Oma-
ha. Neb.
Alonzo Reese Of Perry. ILL.,, killed
his wife and child and committed sui
eide.
Gov. Atgeld of Illinois refused to
honor n requisition for Harry Hill of
Atlanta. Ca, saying he was running a
collecting agency.
Rival factions fought for the pos
session Of the United Brethren Valley
church In bloomfield. Pa. -Four persons
were injured.
Samuel Barber sues minister and
bretheren OF an Adrian, Mich, church
for $1,000. He talked too long and was
elected.
Mrs John Locker, aged 50 eloped
from HARDWOOD, Pa, with Charles Kock-
or, aged 81 The two were arrested at
Fort Wayne. Ind.
The house Of T. w. Robinson, for
merly Of Chicago, superintendent of the
steel works ut Pueblo, Col, was robbed
of jewelry valued at 81 0
Harry Vaughn and Rudolph Beyers.
Pana, Ill. boys of II and 13 years.
respectively, broke into a store and
robbed the till Of its contents.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-01
An important Find,

A very important mineral and has
lately been made at two places near Gus.
ter, Black Hills. One at Pringle station.
twelve miles south. the other seven miles
southwest. 1t is the mineral magnesite
ana IN large quantities. Magnesito +
used In n manufacture OF nitro-ylycer.
me explosives aud il employed as n
bleaching agent in the manufactnrc of
paper from wood pnip, for which pur.
pose 1t ~ found to he both cheaper and
more effective than chlorine, used in the
manuiactnre OF steel by the basic process.
an artificial article il made from doIo.
mite limestone. Calcined magnesite il
now worth III New York S22 TO stT.5
per long Tor OF 2240pounds. The crude
article Is worth $3.50 per long ton.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-01

The Scaydinayion and Finnish sport
OF skeeing has struck Maine this winter
and is affording exciting and novel
amusement to ~venturesome young men.
II was imported a few weeks ago into
Phipsburg by a gentleman just returned
from Finland, and has spread rapidly.
The snowshoe known as the skee is a
narrow strip Of wood. five to ten feet
long, AZ inch thick and slightly wider
than the foot of the wearer. Skeeing.
practiced as sport, consists In sliding
down Icing. steep decliviies on these
runners. and the sleeper the Hill the
better. A popular variety of skeeing Is
TO slide at express speed down a decliv-
ity that ends In G precipice, not to kigh,
and at the edge to make a tremendous
flying leap into space. The distance
th.s covered In such matches in Finland
is enormous
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-01
Otherwise.

Church factions neal Meadvlle, Pa.
come to blows. e.
There are four cases of malignant
diphtheria in Champaign, Ill
The Cincinnati. Ohio, Gas company
has increased it's capital stock 5000,
coo.
Aroused by the frequent acts of law,
essness, Pittsburg, Kan, residents will
form a vigilance committee.
Gov. Mckinley was made a member
of the Union Veteran leagge at Column,
bus, Ohio.
Conservative and progressive eie-
ments of the Christian church at Bell
Greek. Ind, are at war over an organ.
Eighteen of the crew of the Brazilian
steamer Nitheroy have returned to New
York and tell STOKES of brutality.
John w. Rem has been appointed by
the attorney general to prosecute the
Indianapolis bank wreckers.
The schools are closed at Locust
township. ILL.,. because of an epidemic
Of d~iphtheria.
The Atwater family of Rochelle. Ill.
was poisoned by drinking milk from q
diseased cow. One enid died.
Iowa's insurance combine has made
a rule which virtually raises the rates
TO Of property and causes COM
plant.
Thomas ID. Grady was awarded 3d.
600 damages against the Chicago &
Alton Railroad company at Lincoln,
Ill
ID. G. Briggs, sued by w. NJ. Mace.
his former partner, at Toledo, for an ac-
oouAting, makes serious charges against
Mace.
A bill for two additional judges for
the Chicago district and circuit courts
was introduced in the United States
senate by request.
By refusal Of the Colorado house TO
adopt the recommendations of the Joint
committee legislative affairs have be-
come badly tangled.
An Ann Arbor, Mich, Judge decided
he knights OF Maocabees must nav
Mrs. Fillmore the $1,000 policy on her
husbands life, refused because he pur
chased brewery stock.
The Colorado Fuel and Iron company
at Pueblo has started MP Its steel plant
with a total complement OF $50 men.
Feb. i, 100 more men will be nut 10
work. and March l.. 800 additional.
The Ives party il the Northern Pa
Gfic asks the federal court at Milwau.
Kee TO direct the receivers to turn over
the books, etc. and pay over money |
to pay salaries
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-01

Mrs. William Neal poisoned herself
a; her home in Christman. IL. Con-
tinued illness was the cause. She leaves
six children.
George Riley was sent TO the Peoria
workhousc for swindling by represent
ing himself as Il magazine agent II
collecting subscriptions.
Henry. Crane beat Agent Waddel
with IN iron rod az a P%ittsburg suburb
an station AMI fed Waddell may die.
J. l.. Mcnamara. alleged eX-pricst,
who caused Il riot AT Kansas City, is
held in $1,000 bIil TO answer for SIAN
der.
Nunaby. n Choctaw Indian. said TO be
Il centenarian and n miser. WIS muir
dcrcl by another Indian at Tallihina,
/. +.
William Datcrer, a young bar Hndcr
of Bunker Hill. Ind, was ses1ten~ei 10
two years Imprisonment for having
poured coal oil on the clothing Of James
Mcdonald. an old man. and then ig-
hitting it, almost ending his life.
Prosecutor Orrdorff, of Marshall,
H., h~lsreceived Il letter from the pro-
scouting attorney of a neiShboring coun
~ Offering 10 produce the murdcfeSs
of George Powers if money for his wit
nasses' expenses is provided.
The sudden disappearance at New
York of William +. Zell. secretary and
treasurer of the Lehigh Il Wilkcsba.re
Ciol. Company, $ amply accounted for,
Vice president Williams OF the com
pany making the definite announce
ment that Zen embezzled from Slo,noo
to $4,000 from the petty cash Of the
company.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-01
P~eps~ i'm Print.

Herr Ohlendorff, the weil-known Ber-
lin editor. Is dead.
The queen of Denmark is seventy
years OF age, and n of the finest harp
lists in the world.
Mime. Sarah Rernhardt has accepted
from IA young dramatist Il tive-act play
on the subject of Queen Elizabeth of
England.
| Capt. Patterson Sharp, OF Eigin, Ill,
| died very suddenly in a O in the
Union Depot Hotel, at Bloomington,
Ill.
Commodore Colt, OF the New York
and LarchmOnt Yacht Club, died at
Punta Gorda, Fla, Of grippe and heart
failure.
Laudanum was given Sara Bern
hardt by mistake during a theatrical
performance in Paris. She narrowly
escaped death.
Mrs JolIn Braddock has Just died at
Shutdown, Pa, aged 102 years. She
was a Russian refugee. escaping forty
years ago.
Daniel Webster still lives to SOM
people in this country. Letters are
stili occasionally received at aiarsh-
field postotfice addressed TO Hon. Dan
lei Webster"
Senator Il. Il. Daugherty of Duluth.
reached Washington yesterday from
Tampa Fla, where he is spending the
winter with his family, and will re-
main a few days In Washington.
Mrs: Belle Hull. an INDECENT widow
living at Saugatuck. Mich, who is a
first cousin to Vice-President Steven
son, has suddenly become wholly In
competent mentally. She is peEnifess
and will be sent TO the poor house.
Mrs. 'Clendenin, formerly Miss Ga
brielle Greely, and now the wife "f
Rev. Frank Clendcnin OF Westchester
n. Y, is receiving the congratulations
OF her friends on the birth of a daugh-
ter.
Nj. F1equet, formerly president of the
French chamber Of deputies. and who
in July, 1883, fought a duel with Gen.
Boulanger, wounding the latter In the
throat, is seriously i'll from influenza.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-01

Two victories are won by the Brazil
ian rebels.
Gen. Melinet father OF the French
army" dies in Paris.
Emperor William and Prince Bis.
marck become reoonciled and all Ger
many rejoices.
Lord Salisbury viii confer with the
English conservatives TO decide upon
the policy the party Is TO pursue.
Nearly all the Hebrew leaders of Eu-
rope have united on n definite policy re-
garding the colonization of Palestine.
Reports from Rio de Janeire say that
the insurgents have deposed Admiral
de Mello.
The Gillian mining and metallurgical
exposition has been postponed until
September next
The converting OF Italy's Chamber
has been postponed until February 20
to allow the Sicilian agitation to quiet
down .
NJ AvakunIovics has failed to form a
new cabinet, and NJ. Sunitsch, the Ser
Wan minister to Austria is trying TO
form a coalition cabinet
A dispatch from Cairo says that Lord
Cromer the British minister, had de
manded from the khedlve an apology
for his alleged unfounded condemnation
Of the Egyptian army.
Nolan and Mears, the two men ar
rested at Dublin on suspicion of being
implicated in the murder OF Reed, and
who were discharged owing tS the fail
ure TO connect them with the crime,
have sailed for America
A bomb has been found inside the
main entrance of the Magasins de Prin-
temps, on the Boulevard Haussmann,
Paris. A fireman who discovered the
bomb managed 70 eXtinguish the fuse
before 1t caused an explosion The
bomb, upon being taken to the munich
pal laboratory. was found to contain
chlorute of potash.
A dispatch to the London Chronicle
from Rome says that the monthly de
felt OF 100 francs in Peters pence VIII
be balanced by drawing upon the re-
serve, which the pope has kept in the
name of himself and the trustees since
the loss of Folchi's injudicious invest
ments. The decrease In the revenue
Is largely due to the fact that French
.lCyalists have lessened their subscrip-
tons. The increasing donations from
America, however, will enable the Holy
See to turn the corner, and the pope in
tends to abolish the several costly sine
cures
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-01

A London paper quotes Protap Chun-
der Mozocmdar, lcader.of the Brahmo
Somaj sect in India as saying, relative
TO the recent parliament of religions at
the worlds fair: '"The immediate re-
suits of the congress win be the widen
Ing OF sectarian views into universal
principles and the expansion OF the
respective creeds." He likewise r
diets the establishment Of a universal
religious Journal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-01

The United States now possess the
deepest metal mine il the world, Shaft
8, OF the Tamarack Copper Company of
Michigan, having reached a depth of
3,1O0 feet There Is only one deeper
shaft in existence-that of a coal mine
In Belgium, which is 5000 feet deep:
but as the Tamarack shaft is pushing
downward ut the rate of Is fet a month
the Belgian mine win probably soon be
distanced.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-01
The late Mayor Harrison of Chic,pe

The late Mayor Harrison OF Chicago
Is 10 have a monument. that is now
about half completed. 1t viii be forty
feet high will weigh about 10000
pontuds, and win cost 5000. The fam
lily wisely decided not to accept public
subscriptions for this monument, on
account Of the hard times. and will
bear the entire expense of its erection
themselves.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-01

Mr.. Cleveland vetons the New York
and New Jersey bridge bill, in which
Senator Hill was inter rsted.
Wheeler III. Peckham Of New York
Is nominated by the president for the
United States supreme court.
The house votes to abolish the sugar
bounty and put all sugars on the free
list. Attempts TO impose duties upon
coal fail.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-01

The government Of Great Britain. IL
is said, win advise the disarmament of
the European powers as a guarantee of
the preservation of the peace of the
continent The suggestion win scarce
1y be needed by the other powers, and,
If there had been any probability of the
adoption Of the policy. 1t is safe to say
Great Britain would not have sugges-
.eH n
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-01

DIR. Bertinon, author Of the French
system for the Identification Of Grimm
ais. says that as a matter of fact, it is
Nnpessible among 10000 individuals
to find two persons with ears with ears
exactly alike, except In the case Of twin
brothers. The Philadelphia Ledger
thinks this is one Of the reasons why he
was able TO start a new era in police
science.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-01

Michael O'Reagan, who appeared all
over this and other countries with Bar
NUNS show, billed rs Tiny Tim. the
Skeleton Dwarf" has been sent to the
New York workhonse. He used to get
$500 n week, and lived so high that he
got too big for his position, so TO speak.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-01

The Bowery takes its name from the
fact that 1t follows the course of a oun
try road which ran frem the city out
10 the farms or bowerfes on the north
ern outskirts of New York city.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-01

Marriage" says Sheridan lie Fanu,
lis like the smallpox; a man may have
IL mildly. but he generally carries the
marks of it with him to the grave"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-02-01

IL Is estimated that there are 100000
OF $40 each. the cost OF the worlds
rifles, shot guns and unzissdts would be
$1,000. OOO. 600.