The Dickinson press., 1898-03-05

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The announcement of III earlyappear-
ance III this city Of the distinguished ac-
tor, Frederick Warde, cannot but be a
source Of genuine satisfaction to lovers
of the drama, and admirers Of all that is
noble and true in art. For sixteen years
MI. Warde has been recognized as n
of the foremost actors of the country, he
has won the respect and admiration of
the public by his devotion to his profes.
sion and fidelity to the Shakesperian
drama. Mr.. Warde yppears in a charac-
ter that he has made peculiarly his own,
"Virginius," in the grand old play by
\ that name bv lanes Sheridan Knowles.
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to his art a sympathy and experience
enjoyed by few, added to this, a tenn
permanent that finds appreciation only
for the heroic, the great and higher inn
pulses of manhood. With these qualities
Mr.. Warde, in the maturity of his pow
| ers, is peculiarly and particularly adapt
Gu ~ tePiesen. tue part oi Vngin'us'
.ha' 50 aolil'iaDly combines 'he n'snest
u.'y =, 'ae e'''.e. 20 TUG s'a'e' Tue SUI
u'e' ee'o'.oi ~ ns county 'ne ,ehuet
oSe VI i"'ne' ~. h's en''o' anu 'ae No.
o.e sae''iee VI d me- !esie' ~ n'n. .lan
MS own, 10 escape inc MANY ., o'snon-
VI "aiue Will NC "ele inu'suay'
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Lincoln Lang recently returned to his
Billings county home from an extended
trip IN the East where ne arranged with
a big steamship company to test his new
invention. MI. Lang has been assured
by the best OF authority that ne has an
INVENTION OF great worth.
The Mandan schools are closed and
the Times remarks: This in the face of
the fact that not me c,se If scarlet fever
.. measles can DC traced 70 'ne 0
"eanwn''e 'ne sci'o u's"ie' 10 paying
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LOUIS ~o'ueenech' ~ho nao d ioot am
pu,a'eu last SUMMER as Tue result o. a
ral.'oaa a=e:'aen' vent 10 mlhneapo''
nutsuay i'si' ~ieie he win le'i'aia lor
"ea''ie", d "on'n Ut hao.e oe,ore gong
iio'ie ~ us Pa'en's III I've" iofk. nc
was ura"P'hg wneh ne met with MS
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For some time l have suffered with
rheumatism ana tired every imaginable
seneoy' WITHOUT enect: mr. =. w. .
welis ADVISED me 10 Try ZIMMERMAN 8
ram Da't'' 'ei',ns me taat IL nao cured
many easeS VI 'o'e stanu'ne IKE mime.
that one more bottle will make my cure
complete.-A. P. KoNrz, Claremore,
Ark. Sold by u. Freeman and Dren-
KEEL & Davis.
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Quotations. Wordsworth.
CHAPTER VII. Miss Crowley
Paper-Ants and Wasps. Mrs. clemmer.
Lesson-Medieval Europe. Chan. TX.
Miss Dick;nson
paner-Freedom of Sneech in Euron.,
Countries and America. Mrs. Lothron
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New line OF spring and summed dry
goods at Scoheld's. French glnghams
organizes, dotted swiss, curtain net, light
callcos, etc. Call and look the goods
over. IS.
The officers OF the Tax League, elect
ed this week are: President, ]. A. John
son, Fargo; vice president, c. L. Plain
Milton; second vice president, j.. Wam'
berg, Hope; secretary.treasurer, J. w
Won Neica, Fargo; organizer, c. F. Mer
ry, Dickinson. 1t costs only a dollar tc
join, so the report goes.
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iaoor'hg IN TINS vicinity TOR a few days
returned lnursoay night to his WahPe
ton nome. a bohemian band from thu
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