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.PIAM \ CITY As !.
A'T0BAIC|'IC|;IQ|...M|''|A|IR|||K''Il ':.T'|'
Warehouse Leases in South
Carolina Many
IA n Visitors. \
' "a =

3if Especial to Tho Tines lspatch:2 =,
81 PAMPLINs CITY,. Al, a gust Sl2,--Alr.
Charles fiindley, proprietor q the taF!1.7
,ers' Tobacco Warehouse at this place,
has leased the warehouse at Latta 3. @,
ana has assocl lat ted ]. with him Mr.. y ~,
Edwards. OF Lynchburg. The Pampl!n
tobacco market wi II open September lsth,
when Mr., IIlndley Will return here. leav-
Ing Mr.. Edwards In charge Of the n L alta
market, Z N N w.
The board OF directors OF the Farmers
warehouse here are considering the mat
ter Of en|sysins their building and thers
is little doubt that sit Will be made much
larger or an additional building erected.
Mr.. W. q. Merrill. manager OF the
Akron Smoking Pipe Company's plant
here, Ia now IN Akron. Ohio, The plant
has been closed or shut down for about
two weeks, but WILL resume opsretlons
when Manager Morrill, returHs,
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TO Tour England.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY epfHf;1 e August is1p.ans
are being laid out to boom cricket at the
University 81 Pannsylya 7, q Rext year,
sanding Of a team TO England, pattern
Ing the trip on the style OF the many
suueecessful Ventures carried out by the
Taverford College eleven, al Z,
With this object IN View the Cricket
among tho cricketIng alumni for. flnan-,
ciai MD In promoting interest IN the!
sport and furthering the reputation OF
the University OF Pennsylvania at hon'e
and abroad. sia ilss si alsis III * ~ * IA
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Farrr,e'r', Killed,

ANDERSON. q, g, August AT, n
Drake. Q prominent farmer Of shis, couR-
ty. was shot and Instantly killed about
midnight Saturday bysJ, Allen Emerson,
a cousin. the tyagedy occurring in the
bedroom Of brakes daughter, Emerson,
who came TO And erson Immediately after
the shooting. surrendered. and said that
Drake, entering the room q q 'lateS hour
ana that ne, la ssle.dsfense, shot Drake.
both men were we'll known in Anderson,
Drake was fftyrnine' years Of $50. ana
was prosperous and resp cted. Emerson,
who III thlFtyynve. held q minor county
position. The daughter, who was Hfth
Emerson 90 the time AZ the shootsnS, lsfs
for parts unknown, & Il t5stsg
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NORFOLK Threatened
With AN .L!.C!IE!.|EAMINE
Especial BY Southern Hell Telephone.l

fSpecial by Southern He'll Telephone.) f8
89.srTCRFOLK, VA. August 12i--The de-,
imand for Ice In Norfolk la greater than
can be supplied, and elk Ice machineI
have been running to their capacity. The
5supplyEis barely sufficient to prevent ao-
tuais suffering. The warm weather Of
the pa st week. causing an unusual heavy
demand for ice. may pe responsible for
the shortage. The storage men and pack
ers have been compel led 70 get alonE
with diminished supplies Il NJ
fl The price OF loo has not been advanced,
jalthouEh Ia big packer offered $40 for a
chunk ct It yesterday and coud not get
IL s iii 4 5Bl m lisl aaaI aa
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n. r. s !:ss. IS; wv y.

1.ralns Leave t,iohstcnd stt,ysts ~ i5
$40 AZ -Daiiy. BYRD IA ~. Thfcss ~ q 81
lg,eo a. ". -.- taliy- ialn " 4 :rhroaek
ssso ~ Days yfsds q
$40 A. I.--Daiiy --Hy ia W Thsoseh IA
y ~: ts ,.oor-.eek sslSs
4:oO P.. :. week III ~ gfSAsslelsesss
w A burg accom- fnodA tln0. III MI
6:6 e. M.-.lAfly-4NAlA8 o.. Thfsa4
ssso jpa M.IT-Wsek Days IllbA. shiAaA MI
SIG u. II. 81 NJ IN
IA rams Arry V Rloht1or,r % ~
~ - q. z. ~ Aahlano
$40 AN A, Y --Wssk Day
q. ougf 1oconnrno dAtion. IL sfSS
!, ~ ~ a. n ly--Byrd 81. Throtisn
1 w a MiWsek hsos
2n E. Ms BAL -1fAin 81. a 1htoug l.s x.E
- - Z. NJ M Days ElbA. Frsdeftck
3 5ho 2. M.--Daily-SDyrd 81 Thfou9A. v ..$
8osoo ' 81 Ran DAILY Byrd Sc Through toeA
9; 70 Il M /, st. Through
Iii ohav. seepIng ~ Pnrlor, CAf91
mona II IA tr1alns Trains
modations. n r =
.a n,ms =, % arrivals ana ana oonnss-
=, IA -. C. w. Ct1tP. w.
sA.S NJ
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wheat at eighty cents q bushel.s corn n, az
forty cents bushel and oats !at ta !.;,
ada 81, Goo, 900, ooo " to tho wealth Of the
farmers This VIII be a little bet tel. than an
3anythlnr ever attained, It will Y be S q
record &c breaker. and will add 70 the as
5surances OF huge railroad tonnage and az g
"a continued volume OF general bu N, Il
moss. These figures give an answer '.'V to
smuci, OF the pessimtstio talk ono hears t1.l
In Wall Street, 3 ~ "A 4 az Va ssF ,,sSs
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Memphis, 81; New Orleans, :,
MpAlPIIIs, TIN 7; ~. AHgHst 1.-THE y, g
i inning, Wi whea Liebhardta home run
scored two runs. i!S # =, n
Score BY innings !; Z, 4 I y e Y = II. ~
New Orleans .,, - g 9 9 9 SSSSggssS95a &
BatterIes; Phillips and strattoni Lleb-
hardt and oweas, Time, 1875, Umpire,
Campeu, 3E4J AJssyE 4sss N u KS ] IN Al
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BY Al j. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers. y,

"a, CURT GALE OF A sAfA ALL. Z! TRACE I. q,
o f. AZ LAM ~ ABOt 1oo Y ..at ~
FROM THE 81 BFOO 1ki3 ROAD 49, -
GATE. AT WEsTBRO OK. .s,
Pursuant is q IA eoree n ent cred ny, n the
5Char,ceryg cause Of RI bin ~ iEsco ON y Sp y,
tho Circuit Court Of HenricQ COUNTY On On
tho 24th dry e July, ~ 1900 IS will as
special thereby ps,I,' e
sell BY public auc ton, upon the 3pr etniseS,
,.'lsTHURsDAY AZ, h AUG GUST IS 1905 J Y,
AT s O'CLOCK r !. M (. .. XII
that lot Of land containing = wo (2)s
Acres with q Frame n Dwell Ing " f,ereon,8
located on Pole Road, nd Joining the prop.
critics OF Mrs. Ste Wart Mccall $SE and and
This WILL MAI lfls z q NICE r. s 8s
4 B LITTLE III M p. IN Y
t1RMS: g One third # cash lance VS. .
and IL months for notes, interest adde -
ana title retained until q conveyance .is
ordered BY the court !; or, all cash. the
option Of the purchaser ). Y. Z, i t4
a n GIO RGD wv .4 LEWIS Sj3
81 {sA Special Commis sloner.g3
The bond required BY the special COM;
.l1issio ner IN fe tx bove suit mas Il been
Given under my hand this ~ day Of s.
II. fs-r ,sn1i 10 t!icri<.
3f
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ATI ANTIC COAST INEs

NJ ABFTEcTIYDE MAY 2TTH
Trains leave Richmond dali ": 81
i For Florida and Sout tn. 05 A. ~ :l6
For N and W. Ry. wet. "a 10 and $50 Pm
u For fPetersburs, 100 "A. M. i, 800 s9;6a
PM ;2O,s $3.50 -P.3 rs and Al 80
d For Goldsboro and Faye ;sa
ssio rs and El1:4o a. NJ y 100. $50, H.
and 8 80 r. N Va rs
b sExcept Sunday. ''sunday5 only
n Time OF arrivals and del rturess ana Aconnaes
lions not guaranteed " Z, ~
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yHE vAuLTs 81
ING sTATE aAkts or vsfNolf A..
n ~ 1tcs4An Ni n AlA(alNt A. ~ X

RuRaIARa
~ O. ~ - DEPOSIT noxns q.
s. saa oa pky y7
49,
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Air Line Railway

southbound 3Tralns Leave chrnondS DallN8
$50 A. M.-Local to Norllna, Raleigh Shassy
"a 20 p Z M. Through seepers and Coaches. Ats
.ss innta. Bir,nlnsham So vannah. JackAonSs
q ~ p M Through Coaches and Hleepars Saws
i!i annah Jacksonville. tlanta. Blrmingh
8 or+gh au trains Arrive Richmond Daily
s.,o AZ. ass p. Nj, $50 =. y,
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May BE Expelled,
,A,unnto al nraAu

M11wAu SYk .AsS0s Aasus sss'i i3President
se s4 sg9 EssSa t ana sas ssss
5eaqy Z L x. tidyard. a tts Mlnpsapolpis
Bassbail Cub from all pstyllages IN ths
American Assoc ION League. arg n , slse e
Y mem 90 oPal IL MiiwsuEse 81 August
"a sEow cause why they shopld not %
sxpsied on account 81 the Sharse q q Z ~ =
\ ETnnire N Owens, who Rps recently, Rp5
Quilted az the charge Of betlinE on q
game that he ufaplg eas
Wouldn't 1t shock Ant hony omstosk
tos,r1n up agstnat . .ksd WE wssetl
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RlchJlnQnd and Petersburg Electric Railway.

Ear. leave corner OF Seventh and 1asrIN
s.roets every hour Son hiGSstt
from y to = ,3 M hHss ass = snnday
b Cara leave Petersbur.. foot of sycnamorsS'
street. every hour from ose g N
N. daily. EXCEPT Sunday. !, +. NJ !, n.
All cars from Petersburg
n,oud on ss45
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/ New GerIITsas. on

n 1AAs ,!laosr ! WYNN i3'1dsoll H4aly,
tFaliR to-day won Die peter 9MIammlng
ahsmb laashtp aRA shs c mRsE'F \. ogNN& s
new sssns Fs Gosn se scn sanS
. gems sSIkss ssSi Y. .,'
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5-Days In the Mountalns-6
II Special /. train will leave Richmond, via
al. ~ o. Railway, at Sl2 noon Thursday.
August 10th, for NJ Charlot tesvllle. 5 Hot
Springs, White sulp hur and intermediate
stations. Tickets good returning on or az q
5re rlllar trains until Tuesday, August 21st
tinclusiye.5 Rates TO stations, Charlo ttes-
Vile to Alton, Inclusive. $3.50: Basic to
staunton, inclusive. $500 /; Mount Elliott
70 clifton Forge, inclusive. $3.50, and
ycoyington &c. Hot Springs and White Sui
.phur, inclusiye, $4.0o. I. 4. 5sS3
The most attractive excursion Of tho
season Five days III the Virginia 8moun-
tains. y X ~ /. gll,t-sl33
Health, pleasure and recreation.
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y STEAMBOATS,. ID 5ss3
Eo I::,l.lE;| ]. I N E a, YQRk I.

f 'vla Night Line Steamers Except satnrdsyg,
making Connection In Norfolk with MALI, Lag
ship ollowlns 4; MI sl.S As snS GINS aa
y Sns.E s anS OHIO ~ At a. 81. ana
Milking Se 5 p IE1nasy2 81
N .r1,iHxsts sOs 70. Main street, Rlchmon1
M y. sfer CO., $40 n. Main Street. Tho JsHeFs
soIl. Murphy'a Hotel ll...
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- ~ 4! t3i m lgit77 q !,
Z 4. u n N Sa
gAmalEamateLl Copper go
American Ayr Chemical.
American Beet Sugar. 90.
Amer. Car and Foundry. u
Amer. Car and Foul !. pr.
American Cotton Oil.......
american Locomotive. 4
Amer, Locomotive, pr..... .
american Smelling. .
Amer. Smelling pr.,....... /.
Amer Steel Foundry..s.s.l
Amer Steel Fcun., pr.
American Tobacco pra. Il
Atlantic Congt l1ne.:.s...
Baltimore ana Ohio. \. ~. .
+ Baltimore and Ohio pr..
Bethlehem steel ~. I
\ Chcsnp cake and Oliio X
4 ca ca g. and 8 Louis .
4 Colorado Flu 81 pnd 1rof1..s 9
1 Consolidated Gas s..ss. ~
Fed. Min. and emelt.. Pc
international Paper
International PAPER, pr...a
SLoLiisville and Nashville. 2
NnBh. and C.lintta.
New York Air ID rake /.
GNeWisY ork Centr2l..3.... Z
Norfolk and YVesterh. :
NorthernS Pa cific I. ..... s,.r..,ti Z
SPaunsylvnntafE Railroad q
\ I.,E G !, {. IL and I ST.. La. y.
I,ittHburg COnl go. ...... rs
pIttsbDrg Coal pr..........
< Pressed Steel Cnr....s.....S
PresHed Steel Cur, pr il
Pullman Palace Car . t,.,
1anilwhy VI Steel Spring.
Railway Steel Spring. pr ,
lR cadl1g y 81. IS
Republic Il. and s., pre-
4 Republic l.. and s., pre-. I
I Rock Island !
Rock Island, pre-. 5000
I eloss- Shoff. 8. md ! ....... .s.55
Southern. Pacific ~. 66
Southern Pacific, pr, d
SSouthcrn Enilrond 8
fsouthern Railroad .s pr..,:..5s.
Tenn. G otll and Iron.
i Union 1oaci iic II ...s q 4. IS
Union Pacific, pr...s ~. &,
III. s.. Cast Iron Pr and Y
! u. 8, C.. I. Up. and F.,6pr
United States Rubber.
/ u. g. Rubber, LIST pr.....,i...-s:isf5.
III. s Rubber, ID 4 PRE-.
I United States 6teel.....,.:.8
United States Steel. pr... s
Virginia Car. Chemical
Va Car. Chemical, pr.,...
Va. Iron G. and ! C...
Y Wa bash ..i..; ....i
Wabash, pr. -. !, y. Is II
Wells Fargo Express ri
West. Union Telegraph
Iales for the week, \ 3, 100000 3
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following ealng prices na
Tor
AaLkn xandA hlans haee
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The 81 OCK MARlkET OF THE WEEK

(Fron1 evening satutdayD $
.Ss crock EXCHANGE THANsAcrtoNs
I:;:;:.:: ~ 4; 81: III! j||s
s.ss: NJ ,s| |,s a .sEs s!ssss
srock5 MARKET WEEK. ,
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re srock MARKET " the week.

Shnres !, s...t % .st...4sl
Bonds ,..it...tss 40. .t..I t..,s..st
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]. a. ANDERSON. "a
s3 Driver for the Crystal Toe Company.
Richmond. Va. August u, 1906, 4:
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Chesapeake Ohio ~

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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-09

to proms at the mems colleges, and
are constantly asking leave of alb
sence to attend. One Of these maid
ems received a bunch Of leave-of-ab-
sence blanks, cunningly copied in pen
and ink, and each one was made out,
the set giving her permission to go
to proms in every college in the coun-
try.
The eternal feminine crops out in
the keen observation of peculiarities
of dress. The girl who does not keep
her skirt and belt properly fastened in
the back, receives an enormous safe
ty pin; the girl who poses by wear
ing her hair in braid down her back
receives water color of tiny girl
with an immense pigtail, and the girl
who affects mannish attire receives
a tiny pair of trousers.
Some of the seniors who are begin.
ming to realize that college friendships
will soon be over, send one another
poems of friendship written on or
binary stationery, and art students
often send a bit of their work to a
particularly beloved friend. Photo.
graphs of college scenes are sent to
alumnae, and popular members of the
faculty receive pretty gifts. But for
the greater part, the college valen-
tine is a college joke.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-09
TO MAKE THE JUNIORS HAPPY.
Valentines Always Welcomed by the
Little Ones.

Valentines Always Welcomed by the
Little Ones.
If you know any children, send them
valentines-as quaint ones, trimming
over with nonsense and fun, as you
can find. And send to every child you
knoW-there never was youngster
yet who didn't look forward to getting
them, and be bitterly disappointed if
they failed to materialize. And, then,
at school there's hubbub of How
many did you get?"
Since lovers decided to share the
day with children, do your share for
the wee ones, at least.
One girl hit upon a clever way of
having partners chosen by making her
own dance cards, which had the pen.
ellis tied to them, each two with DIFF.
ferent color She had gone to great
deal of trouble to find out what each
girl was going to wear and had the
ribbons to match the dresses in as
many cases as possible.
The men she made choose a color
and then sent them off to find the
girls their ribbons matched. On the
front of the cards were sketched, in
pen and ink, two. hearts, with an
arrow through them, pinning them to-
gether, and verses.
That on the girls cards was:
'Mong the merry lads assembled here
There one whose ribbon matches
thine;
Cupid. will bring him to thee. dear.
To be this eve thy valentine.
On those for the men:
'Mong the merry maids assembled hero
There's one whose ribbon matches
thine:
Go seek her out, and she shall be,
For all this eve, thy valentine.
And Cupid played great havoc that
night!
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-09
To Far From the Market.

Soon after the Civil war, Gen. Rufus
Ingalls,, U. S. A, visited friend in
the South. Taking a walk one morn
Ing, he met boy coming up from the
river with fine string of fish
What will you take for your fish,"
asked the general.
"Thirty cents" was the reply.
Thirty cents." repeated the gener-
al, in establishment. "Why, If you were
in New York you could get SO for
them"
The boy looked critically at the off,
Ger for moment, and then said scorn-
fully:
"Yas, sub; en- l reckon if 1 had a
bucket Of water in hell could get a
million Tor it."-Judge's Magazine Of
E,1n
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JOKES AMONG COLLEGE GIRLS.
Have Much Fun Every Fourteenth
8s4aA DaY of February

X stave Much Fun Every Fourteenth
Day of February.
1T were not for the college girls
st. Valentine would be in danger of
becoming cad, but they regard him
as huge joke and jolly him unmerci-
fully. They do not let his day go by
unnoticea.
On the contrary they herald it with
Joy and make great preparations for
IT but there is hardly a bit of senti-
ment in their worship For three or
four weeks before the 18th of Febru-
airy, huge signs appear on the bulletin
boards in the dormitories, soliciting
orders for valentines, for the girls
deft fingers seize the opportunity to
make little money and the girls who
have money are quite ready to pay for
an original valentine.
And a college valentine must be
original above. everything else Some
times the girl with money supplies
Y the idea and the deft-fingered girl
works it out.
sH The character of these valentines is
4 mostly in the way of a grind and it is
carried out by every conceivable de-
vice; by water colors, by sketches, by
poems, by homogeneous articles.
s@ Of course there is the little fresh
man who feels bound to send her SEN
Hor Crush flowers and confection-
4 AIRY, but the true college valentine is
p sharp dig. Woe to the girl who
has obtrusive mannerisms, for she Will
be raped right and left, although the
pokes are never hateful. Cupid re-
feives some attention, but 4 is of
the frivolous sort for he is jeered and
4 sneered at.
s9 Contrary to popular opinion, college
girls give and take knocks" as good
: naturedly as do college boys, and the
lazy girl who receives a bunch of fire.
crackers on st. Valentines day laughs
heartily It the. joke.
s The GIRL with . big ambition to join
one of the societies, an ambition
which she has been trying to conceal,
10 a little startled when she receives
An enormous Greek letter made out
OF red paper and on it in black let
tiers:
s,s Sure as sin,
~ want pin
~ A clever valentine sent one year to
. young woman who was extremely
popular with the men was circle of
hearts with the face of one of her
men friends peering out of each. In
the center was pen and ink sketch
Of herself and beneath the words,
rAll men look alike to me-"
al. Often copies of Gibson, Underwood
and Christy are sent and little
dumping of girl once received a
yard of Fanny Cory's children.
The licorice buttons, which the chill
dren buy in penny candy store, will
be sent in large lunches to the maid
ems who never have time to sew on
button. A ludicrous valentine which
+ was sent last year to very fat girl
was a plump sofa cushion so pulled
and twisted as to look exactly like it's
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-09
Cook Ranks as General.

The czar's chief cook draws a SAL
airy Of $4,000 year and holds a very
important position in the Russian
world. He has control Of all imperial
kitchens in Russia and every two
months makes his rounds of the diff
ferent departments Of his kingdom.
His rank is that of general in the
Russian army, and he commands ev-
cry person serving in any capacity un-
der him in the different cuisines.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-09

The state insurance department has
granted permission to do business in
this state to the United States Annu-
ity and Life Insurance company OF
Chicago.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-09
At Last.

Mrs. Biggun-1 notice that you have
at last got acquainted with your next
door ncighbor, who has lived along
side Of you for the past ten years.
Mrs D'Avno-Yes; we were intro
duced to each other at the pyramids
of Egypt, and l found her a delightful
companion. We became very inti-
mate.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-09
Certain of His Guilt.

You are sure that the man cheated?"
Yes, sir" answered Three-Finger
Sam. HE held four aces"
But that is not conclusive evil
dence"
ut was in this case. / knew where
the three regular aces was, myself
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SNeN~%.%%Ne.N.%.NNSN
pink saucer in which reposed a very
large heart. Underneath was the in
vitation:
Thou lady Of the chatting dish.
I'd stake much on thy cookery;
Take my heart, my valentine,
And serve it in thy nookery.
An engaged girl once made the mis-
take of bidding her fiance good night
on a part of the piazza which was SO
lighted as to throw their shadows
clearly on the snow. On Feb. IA, to
her amazement, she received repre-
sensations of that good night in sill
houettes, water color and pen and ink
drawings, all so we'll done that the
participants could not be mistaken.
The star golf player received from
an admiring freshman, with a framed
copy of Gibson girl:
Though you are no cad,
You need caddie;
~ Since that is your fad,
Let me be that laddie
There are college maidens who
have the prom habit" which means
that they have numerous invitations
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-09
el1S permanently cured No ftso nervousness afve0
y frst days Use OF DIR. Kiines RestOfs
Or. Send for FREE 30 90 trial bottle and treaties.
OR. h. II. KLINE. Ltd 93l Arch Street, Phiadelphie 70
Unique.

A Baltimore school teacher says
that she once put a question to one
of her boy pupils as to what was the
distinguishing feature of the state of
Texas
Texas" replied the lad, ''is cele-
brated for being the only one OF the
United States that is the largest
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-09
Important to Mothers.
Briuht Bow.

Bright Boy.
High Financier-My son, am pain
ed to hear that you are at the foot of
the class.
Son-Why, pa, judged from your
testimony that it was proper not to
know anything at all.-New York Sun.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-09

The Trust wants you to
pay 45 or so cents = pound
for their baking powder
which leaves large guam
titles of Rochelle Sails in
the food. Rochelle Salts
is a dangerous cathartio
drug.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-09

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAX ALIVE BROMO Qunne Tablets. Drug.
gists refund money II 1t fails to cure E. VI.
GROVES signature is on each box. Csc.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-09

Her Valentine.
Beneath the spread of valentines
A song unnoticed lay;
Yet too suggestive We're it's lines
For fate to hide away.
Some careless hand, disclosed to view
Its message. as a prayer.
"For Old Times sake nor ever knew
1t left blessing there.
For deep within each heart there lies
The germ of precious seed;
And wistful, tender, grew the eyes
OF one who CHANGED to read
The pleading words: For Old Times
With pathos and with pain.
Sad mem'ries in her breast did wake,
That night not sleep again.
For through the years there seemed to
Bright thoughts of other days,
Until there came the little rift
Where friends walked separate ways,
The heart owns what the lip denies,
Held close by Pride's stern fingers.
And softly sings: True love ne'er
dies"
Its answering echo fingers.
And so at last, for Old Times sake,
The one wrote words full tender,
Despite a vow she once did make,
Since none would know the sender:
The other read that valentine,
Nor guessed that tears and kisses
Were fairly mingled in each line
BY one whose name she misses.
LILA w. SICKLER.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-09

recipient. And very tall girl re-
ceived scrap of music of the song.
Just take a little bit off the top
for me-"
There is a reckless disregard of
meter or rhythm in the poems which
accompany the valentines, but if the
hit is considered satisfactory. With
a tiny grindstone which was sent to
a chronic f1unker was the jingle:
Your marks. my love- are fallen behind
Grab the handle and begin to grind.
With a bunch of all sorts of pen
ellis, big and little, red and blue and
ordinary black, which was sent to a
girl who was secretary of every Or
ganization she belonged to, was the
rhymelet:
AS you're always a sec,
You can use this peck.
To chatting dish expert was once
sent water color of chafing dish
very cleverly painted, and near it was