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SPECIAL THIS WEEK.


j-rm brick, electric lights, cellar, lawn,
trees and hedge, lot JxlO aud a corner az
that. lot alone Is worth the price we are
asking; you will have TO hurry II you
get IT, $500
5-rm brick brand new, thoroughly mod
crn. front and back Of house shade trees,
etc. lot 2iqx1 rods, 5000.
. fine lots In Forest Dale, $ii5
lots ON 9Th West. just the thing for a
railroad man, $500
3xl0 on 9Th Street near q, $3.50
lVi0 on Lake Street near Liberty Park,
$3.50.
Two lots j0xl50. IN oakley 800
Corner lot ixlO rods. on 10th South and
Ord West only $40.
~ acres fine farming land I'm South Cot
toEwOod. There are 31is shares Of water
with the land 4 snap FOR anyone want
iug farm, give us bid on II.
We have other properties and can suit
fuyCnc. Give us a call.
bCCKWALTER & SERMON.
90 Atlas Block
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RANCH REAL ESTATE & lNVT. 90,
We can ut you OUT with anything in the
Real Estate line.
N25.
Buys lot 35xlG feet to alley on Sth
Fast near 9th south.
VIII buy YOU 4 good i-room frame
house nice shade, lawn and trees, lot 3,
xla2 feet all fenced. jth East, near Stn
South.
Buys n lot iXl rods with good i-roQm
house on one part Of lot and room TO build
another cottage on the other part. East
Side, near Brigham street
Buys a Groom brick cottage, bath and
electric lights, near Srd South and 9th
East.
Buys q new broom brick, with all mod
ern conyoniences except furnace, East
lth South.
BUYS a broom modern cottage, new full
size basement, cement, floor, large mont
and back porch, natural wood finlsh
hardwood floors. porcelain bath, nicklc
plumbing, all complete, on the northeast
bench.
$500
Buy a new and tp-to ate 2-story p
room brick, elegantly finished, arrange
mcnt perfect, modern In every respect,
on the east bench lot J0xlj0.
See us for farms and acreage.
III acres OF land, with "A good 4-room
house. barns and out buildings, located ~
Taylorsville, only $500.
n aCrea Of land with house, with water
right, In heart OF Cottonwood. for N,IO,
For 500 per acre. we can sell you 30
acre farm OF COttOnwOOd's best land,
house and other Improvements.
We can m you out with anything In the
real estate line.
RENCK REAL ESTATE g. INNT. CO.,
Suite 81 d. +. Walker Building.
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FOR SALE--TEAL ESTATE.
FUTILE BROS. & wooLLEY,
~ Main street.

We can sell YOU choice residences N
most desirable locations, ranging In price
rom $1,000 10 s3OJ0, OF from y 10 ~ per
cent less than you can build today.
II you have Il vacant lot let US sen
n for enough to buy you splendid home
already built. anJ keep yen out Of debt.
Come IN ana talk II over with us. our
office is open frt m q. m. 10 p. m sew
en- ca salcsmer. int fast auto ana q
bunch of bargains, h)r you or the other
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HEALING.

THOSE WHO ARE SICK AND NEED
hclp should call on Madam Drenkel the
worlds great psychic and healer. She
guarantees 10 positively cure every form
of disease whether chronic or otherwise.
sic has performed some marvellous cures
among some OF the most prominent people
of our city. II costs YOU nothing TO con-
sult her At the Lawrence, gi1 South Main
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MEEKs & LYNCH

MEEKs & LYNCH
30 aud $40 Atlas Block.
Take the elevator, IJeil 'i'nUnc 23i9-y.
2;zN5, 3 blocks east from Main street,
only a,so
gx9 and +. Of way, 9Th East only SS!5,
lOx9 corner 7th East, s,oo0.
2isx, and alcywny, 10th East bet. Ind
ana 5rd So, faces east, sewer etc, 81 30.
e,sxs and alley, on End South, near
9TH East s2jOc,
l7xiO corner on Sth East, s3?s per rod,
1876 feet on Main street, 2j-foot drive on
north, l0-foot drive near, sll,UQ0 . houses
rent for Sj per month.
. room modern brick. almost new, on
i,h South, sth East S. NO,
Beautiful new home on corner on
northeast bench, all modern, fine home,
t350O,
Groom modern new r. p. brick, furnace
ct, on 9Th East only $500.
acres. Poplar Grove; win make 90
lots only $500. snap.
~ acres. Poplar Grove; will make 200
lots; cheap at $3.50.
p acres northeast Of penitentary, only
$50 per acre; fine to subdivide.
Ia acres north OF penltontiary. only
5000; very fine.
i0-toot lots face south, bet. and S.
$500; cheap,
Fine a-rod corner II and End; also $ and
2nd, $3.50 each.
lOx1 corner on state. 81 600; cheap
l0SGi, corner on Main. $40
i9ia feet on Main street, SO per root
90 acres, 18th South, west near river
$50 per acre.
MEEKs 4 LYNCH.
Sl5 and 3lG Atlas Block
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LITTLE & LITTLE,

O0cr some good things for quick deals.
Corner 3rd SO aud Srd W. S2laxll5ig,
large warehouse on II that Is worth sos
per month. - feet Of il vacant price s22J
per foot No other corner like II.
Beautiful corner JXi0 with good i-room
brick. ON jth ST. 1880 500 cash.
Groom brick, modern cut stone founds-
ton. cor. lot Wxli0 beautiful shade, 3 r.,
$50 $3.50 cash, q great buy.
cor. 3rd SO and 2nd T.. at SlG0 per foot
Nothing on the street for less than So;
per foot and Inside ground, too
lliXla2 Cor lst SO. bet. md aud 3rd r.,
with O. ii.rOom brick. steam heat 2 bath
rooms complete slii3I 30. House will rent
for So per month.
LITTLE & LITTLE,
Under Natl Bank Of Republic.
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rrrrLE nRos. s wooLLEY.

lisf No 3liG NE. Cor. 6rh a | SITS,
Is lot vi, with ore o-rm. pr. br. mod,
cottage, and one i-ronm bl. All for SLOW.
A. an inyestmen, viii pay big interest.
List 3iSi Is a fine e-rm mod, hr 3xlO, iron
fence, lawn. shrubs, etc, on End St near
IN. Sidewalk paid for. This Is 20 be given
away for $500 Have had customers fight
over such a home at 1900
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rrrTLE BROS. 8 wooLLEY

List S5il Is strictly mod. arm. pr br,
corner lot. sidewalks laid both ways. sew
crscOnnecied This place Is close in, near
Brigham. Price i0i 10 days $3.50 N not
sold within that time owner viii raise
Within 20 minutes walk Of Temple
northwest, we have i-rm. hr, cot, cor
nor lot Cash price 900, but We can sell
for about $50 down and so per month
Lint No 3l1i
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SNIP RODS, GOOD BUSINESS COR
nrr 1900
lot facing state ST. = It, by % rods,
SlN0
qNeD rods Main St. 100.
acrcs facing state S-rm. brick. iG0
fuut bearing trees. q snap, 5000
lots Waterloo $3.50
STAYNER 1874 So. State Ind. phone 329i
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We pay per cent interest per annun
on 81 10 5000, zon's Savings Rank
and Trust Co. Joseph F. Smith PresI.
dent; George NJ. Cannon. Cashier
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JUNK.

WESTERN JUNK AND METAL
Yard dealer In rags, scrap Iron. bottles.
metals and rubber. hides, pelta IA and
i04t State st. Phones nss-k
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TuTTLE BROS 6 wooLLEY.

3XlO on l. ST Sidewalk paid. Cheapest
lot offered on northeast bench at NS0o'
! is' No 33S
2'lxl0 ON gth St, near n only $3.50.
No Isl So 10Th East i-rm, bro good
lot for $23)0.
on W. 2nl So. near r. G. W List No.
zMi, 5-rm mod bra good lot. Price $3.50
for RR. man
List So Is j-rm. mod br,, large lot, for
o. s. l., R.R man. Can sell on terms.
Price, $3.50. Looks over valley on Center
81,
FUTILE BROS. & WOOLLEY,
100 Main Street
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ROBBINS BROS. OF GUNNIsON
have several hundred acres of good farm
ins land together with plenty OF good
water right Tor sale la lots TO suit the
purchasers from " acres up. Part pay
ment down and the balance ON easy
terms with low rate of interest. Water
right is perfect utle and cheapest sys.
tenn maintained in the state. The sys'
tenn gives more water to the acre than
any IN the state and the land Is mostly
all sowed into alfalfa. For further par
tculars call on, or write
ROBBINS BROS,
Gunnison, Utah
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20 Per Cent OF on Spring and Summer
Jewelry.

20 per cent of on Spring and Sum.
mer Jevelry for week Of May. IA. Tho
latest things In Belt-buckles. Waist
Sets. Combs, Crosses, Chains, Lockets.
Hat Pins, etc. at Jensens. the Jewel
ers, SO Main ST.
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DORTUS REAL ESTATE ms. & INVT
Co. ilS Atlas Blk Phone SIX.
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The G. 8 MARTIN COAL CO
are fllns orders promptly for all kinda
OF coal.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

The regular meeting OF the stockholders
Of the lions Savings Bank and Trust
Company will be held at the Company
office, Nos. I. 3 and East Temple ST..
Salt Lake city, Utah, on Monday, June
ith, 1905, at II a. m, for the election OF
directors and for such other business as
may come before the meeting.
JOSEPH r, SMITH. President
GEORGE NJ CANNON, Cashier.
Dated May lst. 1905.
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]. A. HEADLUND
Architect

Has reopened his office and can he
found at rooms 5 and Macintosh
building, corner Second South aud West
Temple. Ind, phone 1867.
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Rememberl Pacific Islanders. Aug.
sth.
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FOR sALE--i,EAL ESTATE.

tANNON " iANNON,
Is East South Temple street
SPECTATORS. ATTENTIONS
2i-ro0m frame house. suitable for room
Ing house or can be rented as apartment
house This building Ia in first class condi'
ton having all new modern conyeniences.
ana very well located will bring a rental
Of So per month. The ground IL 66Sltl
feet Land on the same block has sold
viii ~ short time for 5000 per rod.
Owner wants to sell and asks $500,
CANNON & CANNON.
Is East South Temple Street.
Independent Phone g7Sl. Bell 2i9l
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30 lnd 3IJ AIMS BIuCk.
Take the elevator Bell 'PnOnc 23i9-y
2,gN5. blocks east from Main street,
only sl,E0
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WANTED.

MOLER SYSTEM OF COLLEGES OF
fer special rate 10 next ten students We
teach the trade In 5 weeks and pay YOU
wages every night Cat. free. Write US, 81
T.. let So. Salt Lake City.
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2isX1 and allcyway, 10th East bet. IN,
ana 3rd So, faces east, sewer etc, 81 20
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BOILER MAKERS.
ENRA vERS AND DESIGNERS

DE BOUzEK ENG. CO.. CUTS FOR
all purposes, n aud 70 w. SO. Tempe
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ball nj Saltalr--The State Univer-
sity Athletic council win give ball
this evening at Saltair IN honor of the
II visiting High schools.
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SMALL HOUSE. SEPARATE YARD,
or I rooms, either phone $50.
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Hnlyorscn Vice Consill---John Hal
vorsen of this city has been appointed
Norwegian vice consul for Utah.
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Sold for SiO.O00--Jamcs T., Paine
has sold TO Or. ", u. Woodruff for
$4,000 vacant lot at First North ana
State streets. improvements viii be
made there later
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SALT. SEEDS, FLOUR. GRAIN AND
produce. Sears 4 Jeremy, 50 Richards ST.
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Il T
It's said that l. VIM. Foss, the
present clerk of court of II berts
county, would fan be Insurance
Commissioner under the new ordel
of things
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F. r e s II II a SH

Quite number drove over to
Browns Valley to day to attend the
Market Day sports.
v. l.. Branum came up foom Wau-
bay yesterday with his assessors
books.
Jack HaggertY, the only none
Observation-Disclosures name blown-in-
the bottle, came down from Veblen
Wednesday.
Bennett Bros. have been charging
aud improving the Eagle Cafe. The
boys are bound to have one of the
best eateries going.
Ernest Linster had the misfortune
to set lime into one of his eyes while
plasterlng the other day and as re-
suit he has one ssbum lamp now.
; b 4
We notice by the dispatches that
w. l. Mcbride, an old Mllbank boy,
has been nominated for states at
torney at Dickinson. N. d.
When Mother" gees away on a
visit, the oldest daughter left in
charge can show more authority il
getting six dishes washed than q gen.
eral Will show IN leading an army In
70 battle.
ATTORNEY Jorgsnson, Of Summit,
tarried % the city between traios to
day. He sAys that the report OF the
hSil storm u that section yesterday
."ch Atxaserated. There was I
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-06-29
SHAVING IN CHINA.
Il Makes the Barber Man Of Consid.
cradle Importance.


cradle Importance.
The custom of shaving the fore
head and wearing The back hair
long and braided in Se is now so
firmly established in vr.eha as to be
quite universal. Vet it has obtained
for something less than ) ars
only and is of peculiar origin. When
the Tartar tribes of the north in
vaded the Flowery Kingdom and
completely subdued the inhabitants
of the country they decreed that all
Cinnamon should wear their hair
in this style as badge Of servitude.
The rule was so vigorously enforced
that it has become firmly estab-
lished custom, and, in fact, a China
man who fails to comply with it is
treated with contempt, and life for
him in the Celestial empire would
be unbearable.
The face of the Celestial is gen
orally clean shaved as we'll as the
forehead, mustaches and boards be-
ing permitted only under certain
conditions.
A mustache indicates that its
wearer is a grandfather, and each
style has its own significance. The
peculiar style of headdress makes
the Chinese barber a man of consid-
cradle Importance, and his strange
methods are interesting. The bar
bers in the orient not only shave the
face and forehead and braid the
! cues of their customers, but it is
also part of their art to clean their
ears and remove the hairs that grow
inside the opening.
, The shaving is done with razor
much like those at home, except
that it is without handle, and, be-
Ing somewhat dull, it becomes case
Of persistent scraping. This opera
ton is performed without moisture
or lather and must be extremely If
ritating.
A Chinaman must be regular in
his patronage of his barber, as it is
difficult to imagine more repulsive
human being than a Celestial with
. two days. growth Of thick black
hair on his forehead, and, although
they may neglect all other attrac.
lions to their persons, the Chinese
seldom fail to take religious care o.
Their heads and beard.
l y few Of the Chinese BARRIERS have
l14ulaF establishments, where they
Ndt be coming q thsif eqitq&
Hnsrant variety.
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Sick


When your head aches, there
is a storm in the nervous sys-
tenn, centering in the brain.
This irritation produces pain
in the head, and the turbulent
nerve current sent to the stom-
ach causes nausea, vomiting.
This is sick headache, and
is dangerous, as frequent and
prolonged attacks weaken the
brain, resulting in loss of
memory, inflammation, cpl
lepsv, fits, dizziness, etc.
Allay this stormy, irritated,
aching condition by taking
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
They stop the pain by sooth-
ing, Strengthening and reliev-
ing the tension upon the nerves
NOT by paralyzing them, as
do most headache remedies.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills do
not contain opium, morphine,
choral, cocaine or similar drugs.
Sick headache is hereditary in my
deal, and for many years l have had
spells that We're so severe that I was
unable to attend to my business affairs
for a day or SO at time. During
very severe attack of headache. took
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills and they
relieved me almost Immediately. Since
then take them when ! feel the spell
coming on and it stops it at once.'
JOHN j N-tN In,
- s, 2 Eng. - Ind.
"a \ntI - by
X at
it
: mt D K.
vi. >, Nj lica T. Ind
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heavy rain accompanied 10y strong
wind but it,le llall.
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COURT HOUSE CULLINGS
Real Esta tie Transfers.

mi. turpi-i,ad l,,r ccurt.-v ~.
sisseton Loan and Title Coz
rrxr tene
II. L. spackman to John j. Turner Lot 20
Block .. sisseton el.oo
x 2s'a ne -125 - Sl2o0oo
John j. runner to Frank r. Redman Lots 20
ana u block p Stsscton $4,000
Wn!. Ready TO Thomas j. Clark Lot Block
White Rock 5000
Frank y Whpple 10 John Russell 81 me-.
l.ots & . ) 1872 % $4,000
Y + Dove to Mable Z. Brown Lots 81 to ~
Block SO ~isseton ,ls5J 90
r,,iI,.M Ramon y, Mar, p,,,,,a, ~. !,
Block 10 sisseton 5000
Howard Babcock to Mary Puiver lot H. blk
''' gov
.,rN,f o
Corona $4,000
NJ A Mummy To Thomas 1,hornpson Iots IL
to Is Block a Sisseton $4,000
,,,n,,d r. INNS 10 tIo,,n,h Patterson 10
acres in nw1l SEA and all of sw4 mel! Sec.
4-l2i-ll 100000
Anna NJ. Anderson 10 c. f. Anderson Lots l.
:, 3 J. ., '9& II Block Lots d . y Z BLOCK
Lots j, = g. q, D ., ~. il ~ - BLOCK Ions 10
-, ~n
,,, SV
''''' y ~ - ~
,a- ~ .',,,ol,
- " ''i =" ~ 49,
,,,,, ~ Co, 49, .
"V'''' - ~ - ~ pa - -" =
~ s,5ooo
a. I 80. - :. ~ H.. e-nnnnn
JUNE
"'''' "''i0 w - ~ if''' '''N i-0'9 l. -
~ DION corona 0''2.V'
'"''.'' - '''.,''9''i - ''''u' $40 u" ="
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heavy rain accompanied 10y strong
wind but little hai.
Conductor Dave Sinclair was asked
what he thought about the long
trolns some womeu wore to their
gowns. He replied that IN his opin-
ion. "A railroad conductor ON This line
had troubles of his own without wor-
rylne about his wife's train.
The reporter met Judge Prude
Vile The other day and asked him if
here was anything dong in his
court. "Nothin' doing" SAID the
judge, "but Il game OF whist. the
principal participants of which are
Dan sullivan. Count Bennett, JIM
Ryan and Your humble servant,
Charles strand, the genial head
clerk 10 Folk stad'> sto' e folded his
H'lliug pArdpheraA NaItl day aud
hied hlm to Drton lille 10 entice a
mess of the tony tribe from Big
Stone Lake. If you want o know
how many lie caught ask him He'll
tell yol- maybe.
John Iron Of BIZ Cc,llie was ar
rested last Saturday by Sheriff Min.
der on the charge ot breaking into
the house of John Bear and stealing
everything that wasn't rlveled To the
spot He wli have his hearing Sat
nrday before hlzzoner, Judge Priu-
deNille.
The land department. of the First
National Bank sold two quarter sec
tons of the land that ''made South
DAKOTA famous to Minnesota parties
yesterday and IT was not much of a
day for selling land cit her. Roberts
county land Is sure pay DIRT" and 1T
doesn't take the fellows from over
east long to tumble to the fact.
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DO rvU TRAVEL

Ara you going to take a "trip! Do you suffer from
re y Sos Il Iii !;
using CISHMAN'S MENTHOL INHAI-
Err. Help that headache. cure that nervousness and
seasickness by the OF this Inha.er the greatest
liz. in Hay w" Fever and asthma. sE-RIfW GHsH
MANS INHALER and you will always use l.
II you can't get 1t At Druggists send fer It. BY
mail. so cents. Send for Rook Menthci free.
CUsHNAS DRCG CO.. vlNCENNES. md. u. 8. 4.
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Il H 4
ALL aboard for the Fourth.

OF course a man is justified in
thinking his wife isn't very bright
considering the kind of man she
marrles.
Contributors to San Francisco Will
be 10th to believe the charges Of Ger
tain refugees that the finance COM
mittce is Juggling with the funds.
A FULL account of The kaufman
murder case that has been running
at Sioux Falls. VIII be found on the
inside % this issue Of The STANDARD
READ the beginning Of the new 81
rial, 1.-The Brangwyn Mystery, just
started on the inside pages of the
STANDARD
IT'S said that l. VIM F'oss. the
present clerk of court of Il berts
county, would fain he Insurance
Commissioners under the new ordeg
of things
OVER 300, 600 Of the women of the
United States petitionel for the en-
puIsion of Senator Smoot. In their
opinion, Mr.. Smoot is a husband who
needs to be uplifted by the coat col
lar and the slack Of the trousers and
tossed over the battements.
= Il 4
IT is SAID That both A. II. lnger
soil and Wal1ord Carlberg have de-
signs upon Major Jackson's Job at
the Ssseton Indian Agency. TO a
man up a tall poplar tree, it would
look as If Judge lngersoll, after held
ing Office IN this county since ''Ileck
was a pup ought to be willing TO
stepNown and give some one else a
chance. But then, of course, it isn't
any of our funeral
y y =
WE are pleased to note that Gen.
N, L. Lothian of Nlllbank, has been
honored by the South Dakota G. A
r.. by election to the s)sitoin of de
partment commander he was Il
member of Co. G Fifth Minnesota
volunteer infantry, attached to the
Gage" brigade of the sixteenth army
corps. While ia the service he par
took in fifteen engagements and was
mustered out in 1865, when he took
up mis- residence in Minnesota, an(
later IN South Dakota.
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Contributors to san Francisco will
be 10th to believe the charges Of Ger
tain refugees that the finance COM
mittce is juggling with the funds.
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PRACTICAL lDRINrING
! ROPFRI4Y i eiNlHD
DARTicuLAHLS pLEAsEs
AKTlCULAH i EOPLE,
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SNAP SHOTS
Mary bad little lamb
That gambollcd on The street;
An automobile came along
Now Mary's lamb IS meat.
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A FULL account of The kaufman
murder case that has been running
at Sioux Falls. VIII be found on the
inside % this issue OF the STANDARD.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-06-29

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OF course a man is justified in
thinking his wife isn't very bright
considering the kind of man she
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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-06-29

READ the beginning Of the new 81
rial, 1.-The Brangwyn Mystery, just
started on the inside pages of the
STANDARD
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-13

stated time and again that the auditing
OF the state institutions was slacklg
done. In this lie is borne out by the
report OF the special committee on the
house Of correction, which states that
prior to 1904 the manufacturing depart
ment OF the institution was plain to
those who knew, which included very
few people. In this respect Clement
is borne ont, while his contention that
there was the hydra. headed monster OF
graft Is not upheld. Already the Repub.
lican organs are bringing the report for
ward as campaign argument. II seems
equally as good argument for the FIJI.
sionists. Yermonters who look beyond
politics win be pleased that nothing
criminal was found and that now steps
have been taken to prevent as much a.
possible the opportunity for commission
Of crime.