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Doina His Share.

DO you contribute to the happiness
and prosperity of others without eX-
pecting any selfish reward?" asked the
sincere man.
Il should say So" answered the
crusty citizen. Il have for years been
making directors happy and prosper
Gus Ivy paying life insurance premi-
ums."
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-02-22

Take Garfield Tea, the mild Herb lax
alive, to purify the blood, eradicate dis
ease, and maintain. Good Health.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-02-22

When the good man begins to swear
the bad man should be on hand to get
pointers.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-02-22
Not un to Date.

Ton (sadly)-When l proposed to
her she gave me the horse laugh.
Jack-How very old-fashioned, She
should have given you the automobile
giggle.
A man usually charges his poor
judgment to bad luck.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-02-22

to be afflicted with a partial loss OF
memory.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-02-22

A man will give up smoking for a
woman's sake if allowed to smoke for
his own sake.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-02-22
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE

Take BRONCO uinine Tablets. Drug.
glStS refund money ii IL fails TIC cure E. w
GROVES Signature is on each box. 25c.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
VARIETY THEATRES.

porert IIIIliard is the chief performer this week
at the Colonial Theatre He appears IN one-acs
play called ''The Man Who Won the Pooi. Inc
Empire City Quartet. the Romany Opera Company
and the Waterbury Brothers and Tenny contribute
to the amusement
Nisa Hetty King the English male irnpersonator.
is the headline artist at the Alhambra this week
She pleased two large audiences yesterday Will
lam Hawtrey and his company IN "Comproiniseo'
the Meredith Sisters and the Basque quartet arc
among the leading performers who appear
I,ouis Mann. in a version of "All on Account OF
f1l,za "a the chief attraction at the New York
Theatre, Fred Niblo. Johnny Johns, Jay w. VIM
ton and the walthour group of bicycle performers
are on the bill The performance here Will be
"Hardeen," announced as the Wizard OF the
Handouts"
Robinson Crusoe's ISLE is the principal source
-, n,errinent at Keith & Proctor's Union Square
r-beatre The Herss family Agnes Alahr and
Cameron and Flanagan are on the bill.
At the Twenty-third Street Theatre this week
the principal performers are Marie Lloyd. Howard
ard Howard and Kennedy and Rooney. There are
two performances every day
The Pullman Porter Maids. WIN Rogers and
1,rv.' Clifford are entertaining large audiences at
the One-hundred- -and-twenty- Street Theatre.
The bill here is changed every week. and there
two performances daily.
Al the Fffty-eighth Street Theatre the leaders in
,ba amusement this week are Mime. Herman Meta
vesta and the Pichianni troupe. Tomorrow night
amateur performers will be permitted to stand
the stage
The chief source of amusement at the Dewey
Theatre is a group of performers known as ''The
Lady Birds.
At the Gotham Theatre the High Jinks company
performs.
At Tony Pastors Theatre the chief performers
are Miss Katherine Griey, Ffske and McDonough
Gilbert and Katen the Macks and the Three Night
ineales.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18

rnented by their extremely prosperous champagne
business.
The champagne house of Montebello was Formed
IN 1896 by the second Duke of Montehello. son OF
the marshal and by his two brothers. They round
ed company for the sale of wine from their vine
yards at Mareuil-sur-Ay- The bottles were marked
with the name of the family and with the ducai
arms while the firm was known as that OF Mon-
tebelIo & Co. A few years ago the mother or the
late duke who was a nephew OF the present holder
of the title brought lawsuit to prevent MS unces
and cousins from continuing TO use the name anc
arms Of the house. the ground that ne. lne duhe'
her son. had no interest In the business. she ar
gued that the glorious name Of Montebelio shouio
not be risked In trade used as an advertisement.
The Supreme Court of Appeal at Paris. to Wnicn
the matter was ultimately referred for decision,
took the ground however. that the champagne firm
of MontebeIlo & Co could not be deprived OF the
right to use the name arms and title of the duke
dom Of Montebello since these constituted parc OF
the assets OF the company and the latters trade
mark and trade name. The court added that titles
of nobility, no matter how ilustrious ancient or
lofty had no more value in the sight OF French
law than the commonest name or trade mark On
the death of the late duke his uncle. who happens
to be the chief Of the wine house. succeeded to the
dukedor.
MAROUISE DE FONTENOT.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18

OF OF ano handling nfeless Mr. Hugo Bailin. in
me BATH again inspires the feeling that talent
50 sooo as his ought really to carry him further.
i'i MS skill and his OF color he should have
.' Inc Bath" an altogether beautiful picture.
III lacks the breath Of life the quality that comes
iipih contact with free nature in the open air.
aier than from even the most accomplished treat
Ineht OF studio motives. This artist draws little
nearer 10 success in his less ambitious picture,
Inc Searnstress.' but in this also he leaves the
impression that has still TO find his true rueter
Greater elasticity. Mr.. Ballin's need, the need
ol MI h M Walcott- In The WISH" IN the
o1her pictures OF children he has exhibited, he gives
you charming idea treated & sweet and win
nins way, but with all his merits obscured by
oIyness which one feels would instantly disappear
II he would only let himself go and paint with
more freedom more zes.
For that precious quality the visitor may turn,
as always, with no fear Of disappointment. to the
landscape painters. Their fresh impressions and
their individuality console when the good figure
pieces are exhausted and the quantities of mediocre
work superinouce dreadful weariness- Pictures
ike MI. T. W. Redfelds March austere,
even bleak but very beautiful portrait of Aneri
can scene; pictures like the similarly true and in
gratiating Village" by Mr. Bruce Crane are
worth all the Fictitious built portraits and
compositions that the exhibition contains. There
are any number OF capital landscape notes in the
show. paintings by Messrs Ochtman, Schofed,
Nichols Groll. Shurtieh, Turcas Nisbet, Lawson
and Bellows. which may vary In atmospheric truth
put always indicate personal outlook and
stamped with personal touch. The sincere and
simple quality in Mr.. W. L. Lathrop's Road by
the Canal" the romantic glamour IN Mrs Mac
Monnies's Mont ST. Michel. Early Morning." the
element of space and the new impression which
recognize in Mr. G. H Bogert's "Rouen,' the ODD,
unexpected note struck by Mr.. Henry Raleigh in
''Fl Banos"-these and a dozen other sensations
cheer the inquirer his task
AS has been shown there is much to reward
that task in the Academy's exhibition. Recognition
Of the fact leaves untouched, however. the point
indicated at the outset The high erected plans for
the benefit of the Academy and Of other arts-
tic bodies. OF which hear much.
be realized until such collections the
yeyed in the foregoing remarks are made annually
richer and representative of American
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
ANOTHER MUSIC HALL ON THE WAY

keith & Proctor made known yesterday that
they had decided TO convert the Fifth Avenue The
atre into high class music hall on the expiration
of their contract with the SDooner Stock Company
1ha, contract Will terminated in two weeks.
and on January 8 will take place the first variety
performance under the arrangement
Mrs spooner's company will likely return to
Brooklyn. The management purposes continuing
rho nreseut hon1elike surroundings and wishes the
nuhIio 10 know that tho performances will be or
a high order. Smoking will be permitted on all
floors above the orchestra and in the upper boxes
wornen folks In attendance may find all the con-
veniences that delight wornans heart
Tho Fifth Avenue Theatre has been devoted to
vsrte4v perfornance heretofore. and with consid-
erabe success Two years iE was a vaudeville
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
SIXTH WEEK OF OPERA.
First Performance of Marta" and "Hansel
and Gretel"-The Repertory.

The new features of the sixth week of opera will
be the first performance this season OF Marta
and "Hansel and Gretei." Flotow's opera will be
given at the Saturday matinee, with Nine. Sem
brich in the title part; Mr. Caruso, as Lionello;
Mime. Homer. Nancy, and MIR. Journet as
Plunkett The minor parts will be sung by Miss
Moran and Messrs Barocch Dufriche and Ma
varini. Mr.. Ferrari will conduct.
A special matinee performance of 'Hansel and
GreteI' Will be given at popular prices on Christ
mas Day The cast will include Mines. Mattfeld.
Alien. Homer and Weed and Mr.. Goritz- Mr. Hertz
Will conduct
For the remainder of the week Fedora will be
presented and It will be repeated Monday even
ing: III Barbere di Sviglia," on Wednesday even
ing: Iris" on Thursday evening; Die Meister-
singer" on Friday evening and 'Mefstofele" on
Saturday evening.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
CHRISTMAS WEEK AT THE MANHATTAN

Christmas week at the Manhattan Opera House Will
open on Monday evening with 'Thals' IN which
Miss Garden NJ Damores and NJ. Renaud viii
appear "Talc. of Hoffman, will be the Christ
mas afternoon bill. at popular prices, while on
Christmas evening Louise Will be repeated
on Thursday night Aida will be given, with
NJ ZenatelIo as Radames. at popular prices Don
Giovanni" with NJ. Renaud in the title role will
be given for the first time this season on Friday
evening. NJ. Didur will be the Leporello
For Saturday matinee Louise" is announced.
while "Ernani' with NJ. Bassi in the ttle role,
is the bill for the popular priced Saturday night
performance.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
"THE SOUL KISS" IN PREPARATION.

The public is informed that the next novelty L.
ziepfeId will offer for its delectation is musical
affair that has been named The Soul KISS. In
this heavenly amusement Mile. Adeiine Genee VIII
re the chief perforrner She will be assisted by
Miss lillian shaw Miss Stella Tracey, Miss Nita
Allen Miss Florence Holbrook, Miss Ephye SNOW
den Miss Edith Whitney, Miss Grace RANKIN, MISS
Frreda Inward Miss Eva Francis. Miss Ameda
Potter r. c. Herr, Barney Bernard, Cecil Lean
..Sau'' Collins NJ H Weldon. Jonathan keefe and
Harry Stone Tho first performance will occur on
January 13 in Philadelphia Two weeks later The
Soul Kiss will be brought here.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
A uArF1rL OF DIAMONDS.

or course the great Napoleon generously en-
ao,,os the dukedom of Montebeilo when ne created
., Ru+ the foundation of the financial fortunes
20 ,be family is due to the reigning house OK Fof-
.r.I The marshal at one time AinDassa-
~ ., France at Lisbon, where mis- wlie' tie eA-
,.,as,eru,ornan. and whom Sardou has portrayed as
..,sod.me Sans Gene" in his popular drama OF inat
~, ,.pa birth to a son. who afterward became the
nna ru,e of Montebello and the tather Oh inc
s,n,o,,at whose death has just taken place IN ac
as.,ce with custom and etiquette the prince re-
80, Of portugal oficiated godfather to the chiid.
"a on the christening day. shortly before ehe cere-
onv he happened. while stroiiing throush 'he
al naIace with the marshal to pass room
-. a quantity Of uncut diamonds whicn had
,. orrived from Brazil were being stored away.
Hor,py a box which full or these gems the
n,.a Regent asked the marshal to hold OUT MS
.sareau and then, joining bis hands together in
- ,or,n Of a bowl filed them three times In sue
,on with diamonds. full as he could hold
- and emptied them into the hat, exclaimins
.r,,: ers. handful Is for sodson, the second Is
r.. tho ambassadress. and the third is Tor the am
,ador- These diamonds were afterward DIS
80. 80 80 nv the marshal for several millions OF
ss.s at Amsterdam. and constituted the founda-
-. =, the financial fortunes OF the house OF Mon
..n.,,o ~hich have since then been further aug
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
GERMAN THEATRE.

An old-fashioned variety performance was pre-
scented at the German Theatre last night and en-
foyed by q numerous audience. The speclal feature
of the amusement musical comedy caieo
''Daphnis and Pan." which was especially faVoreo
IN vienna. II was cordially received The leading
-Ia,ars Of the perrnanent stock company estab-
1ished here participated in the merriment Several
pleasing novelties introduced, including O.
number Of mirthful songs. humorous sayings and
Yav dances executed by the chorus.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washingtonp Dec IL
Tn. Southwestern storm has advanced TO the lower
,s;ssss,nrt Valley as moderate disturbance without
xtr,~ winds 1t sppesrs be moving east-northeass
and IS teng closely followed strong area OF high
ressre and clear cold weather The crest OF the h'Gh
- ,,orIies tho northern Rocky Mountain region. Rain
rs fallen in the East Gulf states. Tennessee ana Ar
,.,xas ana snow IN the middle Mississippi and lower
bo valleys colder In the ROCKY MOUNTAIN region
cig & inS}cations point "Wednesday in the lake
esio1 rhs upper Valley and the northern porto
Middle Atlantic states south OF the ohlo anu
81 q. :, the Mississippi will be rain II VIII De
cder tr the South On THURSDAY iair Weh'hel - pioo
coast districts and elsewhere except along
,-e iakes spd northern portion OF the ioolo
me s,sfes where wifi doubtless continue
.tT6s New England coast WIZ pe tIeea
mostly to southeast SOUTH A,iaiic
so eresb southeast, East Gulf coast rresh. possibly
s coast ar.he.st west Gulf coast fresh northwest
x-.r.st for Special Localities-For New hhsano'
- - IN ssv and Thursday; FRESH west "ihus' Do
coming east . 49, 80. r,v,.sav.
=. ., ,rfnds becoming east.
- Item Peuusyiyania New Jersey ana Dea"aie,
For followed by clearing and colder "e4tner
fIioN variable Winds becoming eas
tof aie clearing and colder fresh east
Gay. to-day. snow IN mountain a'suSs''
For MAJ ring and colder increasing east
yiies.ern Pennsylvania aIio "esteia +>e" ~
SNOW to-day and propapis iNuis'N'
-. official Record-The following oineiai 80
weather Bureau shows the changes Ia 'he
'foiA -, - %, the last twenty four hours IN coi'-
teinperA a,b the corresponding date OF ias' year
paria
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
MR.. HAMMERsTEIN RELEASES AL9ANI

In a brief note sent out yesterday from the press
department of the Manhattan Opera House II was
mace known that NJ Carlo Albani. the tenor, had
bear granted a release by Mr.. HammerStein." Ill
health was the only excuse offered 1t was limited
that Albani and the impresario had disagreed on
various questions and chiefly concerning the num-
ber of times the artist required to sing Mr..
Hammerstein said Albani was not In good heeltn
and he had thought ii best TO release him
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
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"secRET ORCHARD" FOR LONDON.

II was announced yesterday that Claiming Pol
,ocks n,av of 'sThe Secret Orchard" would be pro-
auced next month at the Apollo Theatre. London
Mr.. Pollock will go there to supervise the staging
of II Miss Fanny Ward has been engaged fer the
chief female
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
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knight. Mary z.
Lambert, Ellen
Marks. Mary E. V.
Marshall, Alfred
Matthews. George 7.
Ripley. Dwight.
Silliman. Mary.
Ten Brock. Joanna H. H.
Tompkins. Elijah S.
WilliAxnA, Eliza
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18

richest temperature YESTERDAY ., date last
81: ase az. s.yermgs for corresponding date ias'
three years. os Snow wednesday and Fnufsoss' >
,,ls, iscsl a.st ao,eu winds becoming east.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
GRANDSON OF MADAME SANS GENE"

GRANDSON Of hAD<h-hI SEA-NS N-~.''
Grandson of the famous Marshal Lannes. who
fell IN the battle of Essling. cannon ball carrying
off both his legs, the Marquis OF Monticello. whose
death has just taken place Will be remembered nero
nv some of the older generation as charge hiaes
Of France at Washington during the Presidency OF
General Grant He subsequently represented MS
country as first secretary and minister In LONDON
and sfterward as ambassador at Brussels, Constan-
tinople and ST. Petersburg. where ne ala fnnch
toward cementing the alliance between Russia ana
FRANCE He both began and ended his dip!o-
matte career on the banks of the Neva- For his
,a+ba- +ba second Duke OF AIontebello. eldest son
of tho famous marshal. was himself ambassador al
c, Petersburg when the marquis was appointed as
attache 10 the mission.
IT, Narouts Of Montebello, who in reality had
right to any other title than count. in spite OF the
settlement of the Almanach de Gotha 10 the con-
trarv since he merely younger son OF the
second duke and the title OF Marquis OF MohteDeilo
elonrs exclusively TO the eldest son OF the hoIoef
or the dukedorn. one of the betes nores-tha'
60 ,o say one OF the pet aversions OF the late
o,oor Victoria who on three separate occasions
when he was about to be sent to the court OF 81
1arness as ambassador, caused the trench govern
,nent to be notified that he was persona non sra'a,
,r5 +ba- she did not wish to have him In England
- a.. a,,-o,, of the republic. The antpathy OF the
,,aan dated from the time OF the death OK the
PRINCE. Imperial of France. MontebeHo was then
charge daffaires in London. and had Issued invita-
tions for a grand dinner at the embassy. On the
xra-lr
80 oca,ved in London that the prince had been
til1ad IN South Africa by the Zulus The queen at
once caused the French charge daHaires 10 Do
+iss5 that she desired him to postpone his dinner
,,,t,, later Her message was equivalent to q COM
wand since foreign embassies accredited 10
court are considered part and parcel OF the ialte''
subject to its rules and regulations as wen as ~
tb Wishes of the monarch in all matters reauns 10
oorenon,aI etiquette Gustave de Montebelio fear-
,ng however that the postponement OF MS oiiliei
ed the government at
D.. .nd ascribed to sympathies on his part ior
the Ronapartes and thus interfere with his promo
ton turned deaf ear to Queen victoria inessaso'
on6 rave his dinner which proved a nat faiiufe' as
- :. .,e principal guests excused themselves at
the last moment from putting in an appearance
Queen Victoria very wroth' ana gave eAp,ss
sio, IN her anger in no measured terms exciaiiii
. ..xE. should have remembered that II was inc
rrorauncIe of the Prince Imperial VINO hao raiseo
his stable boy of a grandfather TO De duhe anu
-, 60 ..haI These favors were surely worth the
fo,r canoes that would have been wasted IL M 10
Montebello had postponed his dinner
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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-01-17
Hcu,de" Branches Out.


]. n. Williams. an old and we'll.
known city guide. whose headquarters
are around the White House, some
time ago came to the conclusion that
the word guide was too common and
vulgar. and now he wears q badge
bearing the inscription. "City Delinea.
tor. No. l." All the other guides are
green with envy, while Mr.. Williams
Is having his hands full of business.
Il have been asked time and again
whether delineator is good word as
applying to my business said De.
lineator Williams, "and / have an.
swered that It is better than any other
word that can be used. The diction.
ary gives the word delineator as mean.
ing to describe SO as to present pic.
ture to the mind: to set forth in lively
manner That is what we try to do.
Besides. there are 80 many men who
wear badges bearing the word guide
that it has gotten to be common. and
I don't like It"
White House and other guides of
Washington are not required to wear
Official badges. and are really under no
restrictions as to their manner Of do.
ing business