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Table Linens and Towels

TABLE DAMASk, highly mercer
lied, % inches wide; choice Of
handsome patterns, COO per On.
yard value to-morrow..... ooC
DINNER NAPKINS. 2Oxl0 inches,
highly mercerized; pretty patterns;
regularly $l.3e dozen, no.
clearance price. .......... JOE
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$4,000 FOR A MANS LIFE.
Eisht Little Children to BsaeAt ~
Verdict Against Railway.

A verdict for $1,000 was rendered yes
terday In Justice Guys court against
the receivers OF the New York City Rail-
road Company in a suit brought by NJ.
j. Flynn as administrator OF the estate
Of Frank Walsh, who was killed by one
OF the company's cars.
Walsh LETT eight motherless children,
ranging IN age from three to fourteen
years, who will benefit by the verdict.
Walsh was one OF the company's motor.
men He was killed a. Ninth avenue
and Forty-hrst street. Alfred and
Charles Steckler represented the plain
tiH
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NUN SAVED HIS LIFE.
Held Patient by Foot Who Had
Plunged From Window.

CHICAGO. Jan. ?l.-While delir!ous
patient at Hammond, Ind, hospital
tried to leap through an open window
on the fourth noor OF the building last
night. Jus, as he reached the ledge
Sister Bernardo, his nurse, caught him
by one foot. The man. who weighs 100
pounds, fell outward, but the sister
braced herself against the wall and sue
cessf,llly w!thstood the shock.
Then for q full minute the trail nurse
chung TO the patients foot until rescuers
arrived
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FOR LINCOLN CENTENNIAL.
Programme - Completed Abandors
Plan for PermE n emit Memorial,

The programme for the celebration OF
Lincoln Centennial in this city was
practically completed Yesterday at a
meeting Of the committee at city Hall.
II was decided to abandon the plan to
erect a permanent Lincoln memorial. as
the funds are limited. 1t was also de-
cided not to attempt to decorate the City
Hall. The Mayor will Issue a proclama-
ton calling on all citizens to decorate
their homes on Lincuins birthday. He
will also ask President Roosevelt 10
have National salutes fired by the forts
and battleshlps here.
The German Liederkranz, the German
Arion, the United German Singing So
cietles OF New York and the United
German Singing Societies Of Brooklyn
will all celebrate with concerts.
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FIRST TO BUILD cARoUssELs.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1.-Guslave
Dent2el. said to be the first maker Of
caroussels In America, died at his home
here last night. lie came to this coun-
try from Germany IN 1867. and In that
year built the first caroussel In .l,lantIc
CITY. In the centennial exhibition In
this city he won a medal for his work.
Ma pentssl was sixty.thres years old.
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champion "Spieler" Of pad
dy's Market Asks Him.
self to a Ball.
GRABS BELLE TO DANCE.
Then Seven Policemen and
Eight Assistants Pry Mr..
Golden Out of the Place.

The Plaza Assembly Rooms. In Fifty.
ninth street near Park avenue, were
filled with beauty and fashion and
precious stones The odor OF flowers
and perfume was In the air. An orches-
ira played languorous music and fair
women and brave men waltzed dreamily
over the waxed floor. The scene was
one Of Kaleidoscope brlliancy. for was
not the Warra Social Club holding one
Of It's Justly celebrated functions?
Cornelius Golden. Ash peddler in Pad.
dy's Market" on Ninth avenue. hap
pened to be holding a function OF his
Swn at the same time, as he explained
to-day to Magistrate Breen in York.
VILE Court After hard work yesterday
he libated considerably In the wood al
cohol belt and then wandered across
town with the design OF mixing In So
Ciety.
Golden was iasslng the door OF the
Plaza Assembly Rooms when the
.or,,, -, ,..,,- 49,
.arsss O,,or -, ,,o ,,.., 80. ~.
,e,,rs 10 oorsidaro,
walter. The music was call TO
mdoe Spectacular entrance
A tickle, taker Mt the door essayed
to stop him. With a quick swing Of
,oksr ,c-o,, .,o ,o,n,,. rhos - ..,,,
,ar.d into ,ra halI,,o,, r.,,, ~, ,au,
crovnod sot, y, co, r,r,shl,, a., ~,
s,ds NJ b,s ra,d an, q cioa,e,,o hrrr,
,nv IN co-ro. n, his ,nor,h tto
xore 90, n. wbielers tin, mazda -,
debn, obor, = weer ,po ard dr,ed es,,
scales adorned hts warm but NOT re-.
cherche garments
OF course. T. was no, no,sihle 10 de-.
termine Mr.. C;olden's occupa,ion from
observation, but in the humid air o,
the ballroom II was MAINLY annaren,
,ho, Ia To-, n Z,
'''' no IA" o'e"' III sor"e way asso'
eiated VIII. fiSh and rum. lie glanced
quickly over the assemblaye. picked
49,, s,,,,,,,,,,o ,,.,,,,,,,o a., 80,
''''''S''"e O'"'e''' III u''",
le'ie gown 'lt her partner smash
in the Jaw that spun him half way
d,n., ,b, hou orA rt,h ,ho ror,.rL
~ Wv" ', ''s ,"'. r ,,.. """ .ne .'''a' ~
choose YOU IadE' seized the pru'
nette about the waist. pulled her up
close 70 him. nestled his br,s,lv chin
=,
OH her shou'ue' ana started 10 spiel
"M,bsI" Wouldn'. "p.,forn"
The Young woman screamed and
..r,,u.,o, n. r,,I~ 49,,
s'uss'eu WI N''''e" "e'u her ias'
Half hundred young male members
6f the Warra Social Club stopped
dancing and looked with horriAed
Gmazement on the scene
Perform. Mable. nerrorm" urred Mr.
r,,do, ,,,,.,.,, ,,,,, .,,.
So''e"' ma N"k VINE W t"e "alN
music ard frutIessly endeavoring e
force his partner into step. The girl did
..'., -.,,',.. -.
""' s''ea"'-PoSs'''! oeVause She coi''
not catch her breath-but her pligh
was soon apparent TO everybody An,
the music STONED
Hey" yelled Mr.. Golden, dropp!nl
his involuntary companion in the dance
Strike zip the band there"
By that time Morris Angerman
spe'ial 4nlcei, mad reached the SIDE o
Mr, f1'uth AhseIlhah !h'p'oFeu Inc uh
Mn beu gus ue?"'t, a.,
.tr,,I,. "p,,, 10, 80, ran u'. s
ma 6n ,l',i vnv and sIi IS..s , gnY
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C1GARS---Hequy Price Cuts

"A NnNaI3A BE BEST r, HAVANA aa $500
"a .ylsuRA" EXTRA FINE e S1
CONCHAS-Box OF 30. 80. pO'VV
TA yIsURA." EXTRA FINE CABI-
NETS-Large size. box OF 1S S0
90 .......... YO'VN
Raserpept
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RI RE RYE WHtSkEi-
Rich, old and mellow. eN-
auisits fayor. elsewhere
double this pEico. &c,
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OUR Sl.5O UNIVERSITY
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MARYLAND RYE wis
KfY-So spirits no IA
voring. no blend. brt pure.
straight E3.tern we ~
gallon. 500 e. Sn
n. \. STATE TOKAY-De-
llcious aud nutri- 7rr
tlous; full BALI gall. ~
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sCuENDEL's CLEAR HAVANA
LARGE PERiEcfos - BOX $50
"EL COMERCIO." suMATRA WRAP:
81 - sI..3; box OF so 49,. SI.0V
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Attempted Suicide.

special Correspondence
Diamond, S. D., June Ii
Mrs. Harriet Iowne, mother of
Alfred Towne and Mrs. James
Larson, who mas been stopping
with the latter for some time. in
a fit of temporary mental abera-
ton, attempted to commit sui
eide last night, by drowning
herself IN the Watering trough.
1t seems that MIR, and mrs. Lar
son were over TO q neighbor' S.
John Hughes and there was only
the hired girl at home at the
time. She called the hired man
from the field but they were un-
able to get the woman who is a
very feshy and heavy person,
out, for she would fight them off.
At last through the efforts of her
grand daughter she was got out,
nearly dead and is now under
the DOCTORS S care.
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About Good Roads.

There ~ 2 general movement
IN this sta la favor of good
roads. following article by
F. F. 1'inac ot Sioux Falls who
has made .ona study Of the
good roao QestoA, will be of in
I terest 10 any. The article
was publ ed in a recent issue
OF the Oes Moines Register and
Leader
4 see that you are becoming
lnteres ed in good roads and /
wish to say that | am indeed
! glad 10 see it. -Four years ago [
kept up a mile of road with a
King drag in Lucas county and
know that it pays. | have an
Improvement in tie way of a
Angle & eel in front of the drag,
shs 'ened according to the
/ w5rk to be done. A piece of
windmill tower is best. This is
bolted on the front of any drag
in such a position as to cut
straight ahead. This shaves the
bumps and weeds and carries
more dirt and is much more
satisfactory. l introduced this
in the vicinity of Mankato, Mimi.
three years ago and was the
first to operate a drag there.
Within six months every farmer
had procured a drag and the
mayor of Mankato said in the
Min leapolis Journal that it was
the greatest improvement made
within that year. will say that
anyone is welcome to use this
knife and any blacksmith can
make it. Any farmer residing
in Cedar township, in Lucas
county, can testify to it's superb
ority, or any farmer in the
vicinity Of Mankato, Mimi. You
are on the right course. The
grades in many places are too
wide and too flat. A drag seven
or eight feet long and forty in
ches wide, with this knife, will
keep a grade in perfect shape if
properly used. No grass or
weeds should be allowed to grow
between the bitches. | am per-
fecting a heavy machine for
grade building that | believe will
revolutionize road building. ltis
by a heavy engine and
will do the work of thee COM
mon graders. | need the as
sistance Of some manufacturer
who could build them for me, and |
would like to hear from such |
parties.
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Sisseton Shoot Score

The success of the tournament
of the Mnne-ko.ta League and
the Sisseton Gun Cub was the
most complete of any Of the club
events ever held in the city.
Beside the local marksmen there
twenty-four shooters from the
outside, and the contest for the
honors OF the two days events
was fast and close. Lance Ad-
kins, of Sisseton, carried off the
first prize for high average, with
S. S. Osman, of Ashton, S. D.. a
close second, Following is the
cOmDlptp cc0ra
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One Road Township.

specai Correspondence.
j. 0. Johnson is around with
his little red book trying to find
out about the wealth of his
neighbors.
The X. X, Bue family enter
tanned an AUTO party consisting
Of members OF the Kortgard,
Jones and kverness families
from Lily Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Ondahl conducted SER
vices in English Sunday evening.
John Isrealson worshipped
with the Lohre people at Bethel
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0ndahI were at
Webster part of last week.
Hon. and Mrs. |. j. Johnson
are planning to attend Lutheran
Conference at Grand Forks, N. D.
Mrs. Jos. Kurkoski two
daughters and a son were at Sis
seton Thursday.
B. f. Dooley was home over
SUNDAY.
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The Government School.

The closing exercises of the
government school Will take
place on Thursday, June II. The
morning will be devoted to in
dustrial work in the various
departments, where the child
rem may be seen at their regular
work, and where specimens of
their work will be on display.
Patrons and friends Of the school
are urged not to miss this feature
Of the closing day. The after
noon will be given up to field
sports consisting of various
games, races, and other athletic
contests for which prizes will be
awarded to the successful COM
petitors In the evening VIII be
given the closing cantata. Doors
will be open at 7:15, and the ex-
ercises will begin at 7:30.
A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all to be present at all the
exercises Of the day as well as
the evening. After the fore
Moons work is done on Friday,
the children will be allowed to
go home.
JESSIE E. TYLER, Principal.
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HERE are a number of
very important points to
be considerd when you
are preparing to issue a
booklet, catalogue or any large
piece oT printing. Who makes a
speciality of this class of work
and is best able to do the job in
the neatest and most workman
like manner and in the shortest
length Of time? We believe THE
SIssEToN WEEKLY STANDARD
is the answer to all questions re-
garding good printing in this
section. We are making spe-
cialty of commercial and book
work, and would be glad to talk
with YOU.
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Diamond Doings.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
The Diamond team won an
easy victory over the Peever
Indians Sunday. 1t was like
taking pie away from the baby.
George Wulke, the geniel and
popular clerk at Lindquist Bros.
drove to Browns Valley Sunday
evening. Was he alone? Well, L
guess not.
Mrs Dora Ayers and son Ross,
returned from minneapolis Mon
day.
Otto Weygand and wife, of
Browns Valley, spent Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lind
quist.
Miss Allie Kennedy, Annie
and Adele Mcdonald took in the
excursion from the Valley Sum
day.
Will Johnson, stenographer, is
spending a two weeks vacation
at Fergus Falls.
Chas. Yost is building a fine
serenade porch on his cottage.
Mr.. Gillis, manager of the
D am"nd Lumber Yard, expects
to begin building next week, and
will have his family here soon.
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE
Marriages..
HOLMBERG -KALBACK

At the Lutheran Parsonage,
Wednesday, June End, Rev. Mr..
Rudie officiating, Mr.. Nels Holm
berg and Miss Ranghild Kalback
We're united in marriage. The
couple, who have many friends
in Sisseton, whose best wishes
will follow them through life.
will reside on their farm ten
miles northeast of the city.
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State Of South Dakota,

=. - - >>AASS Wv
County of Roberts So
City of Sisseton, South Da-
kota, June 10th 1909.
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRE-
sENTs SHALL COME: You and
each of you are hereby notified
not to sell, keep for sale, furnish
or even give away any spirituous,
malt, brewed, fermented, vinous
liquous including malt of any
kind, and this notice will extend
to your agents, servants, clerks
and all other persons in your
employ, and you are further mott
fed that all persons violating
any of the provisions of law re-
garding the sale of any or all of
said above described liquors will
be punished according to law.
By order of
THos. w. CAHILL,
Mayor Of the City
of Sisseton, South
Dakota.
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Warrant Call

All warrants on Ester town
ship issued to the date Of the
publication of this notice, are
called for payment. and all int
crest ceases from this date.
Payable at Citizens National
Bank, Sisseton S. D.
JOHN MURRAY, Treasurer
Ester Township.
Dated May %, 1909. (3t)
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Fire il! Easter Townshin

Last Friday night lightning
struck the cattle barn belonging
to Nj. F. Mu,roy OF Easter town
snip ana thar, together with a
machinery sled was destroyed
The loss was between $500 and
$500 with only about 300 insur-
ance.
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Those winning the high aver
age is as follows:

Professionals marked =
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Northern grown pop corn seed
TO cents a package. Inquire at
the STANDARD office.
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For RENT-Two furnished
rooms, apply to Henry Eaton ),
Mann'S hardware store. (2t-pd }
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Farmers!

Take notice of the Galvanized
Steel Portable sectional grain bin
at the Blue Front barn in Sisse-
ton.
B. f. DooLEY,
(4t-pd) Agent.
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WANTED-5OO acres of break
ing done. Talk with j. A.
Rickert. (tf)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-21

dred and fifty singers.
AS pastor Of the church l most
heartily and sincerely invite all who
can to cooperate with us in this
work. All the singers in the city
who can assist in the song services
without neglecting their own duties
elsewhere are most cordially invited
to join the choir And this invita-
ton is given without regard to de-
nominational connections. If you want
to help in the singing, that you may
have some part in praising God and
leading souls to the best life, the only
life, we shall be glad to have you.
Books will be furnished all singers
free of cost. Come and help us in
this great work.
Yours fraternally,
J. N. M'MILLIN, Pastor.
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MISSISSIPPI

The following new corporations
have been formed in the state within
the past few days and will shortly
present their charters to the Govern
or for approval
Mississippi Western Town Site Com
pany. Hazlehurst, Copiah county, cap
italized at $4,000 w. L. Abbott, j. NJ.
Coen and others.
Priscilla Mills, Meridian, Lauder
dale county, capitalized at 100000 A
w. Mcclellan, Chas. Mcclellan and
others.
Negro Manufacturing & Supply Com
pany Greenville Washington county
capitalized at $250,OOO; E. w. Lamp
ton, Chas. Banks, E. P. Jones anC
others.
Guy & McPhillimy Plumbing Com
pany, Meridian, Lauderdale county
capitalized at $4,000; L, T. Guy, ]. A
McPhillimy an others.
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NEW AMBULANCE.

The new ambulance and closed car
rage of Ramsey & Co. has arrived.
and are very handsome vehicles. The
ambulance is finished in silver grey,
and is by far the finest vehicle in
the city. Every comfort of patient,
doctor and nurse has been provided.
It is equipped with swinging cot and
other modern comforts and conven'
fences. Mr.. Ramsey is very proud,
and Justly so, of this splendid hospital
on wheels, and says he will continue
adding to their equipments until they
have the finest in the South.
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Columbia Street Baptist
Church Euangehstic Meetings

These meetings begin Sunday, April
20. The singers who are to have
charge of the music are expected for
the evening service of Monday the
Goth, and the evangelist who will do
the preaching will arrive Thursday
the 18th. The pastor and the evan
gelist singers will carry on the meet
ing till the evangelist comes, The
meetings are expected to continue
till the evening of May 16.
A large gospel tent is being erected
on Main street at the corner of Fifth
street for the use of the church in
this meeting. 1t will be we'll seated
and lighted, and made convenient and
comfortable every way for the people
A large choir platform will be erect
ed to accommodate about one hun
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The Social Side
Cun1b. Phone 75z. Home Phone 232.

school is urged to attend a social
meeting of the Parent Teachers Asso-
citation of that ward, Friday afternoon
at 8 o'clock at the school house on
Main street.
Miss May Hughes, who has been
the attractive guest of Miss Ethel
Lawrence, leaves today for her home
at Purvis.
The critical condition of Mrs. P. B.
Bell remains unchanged. The family
have the heartfelt sympathy of many
friends.
Mrs. Daisy McLaurin Stevens re-
turned this morning to her home in
Brandon.
Mrs. D. M. Watkins entertains at
forty-two tomorrow, Thursday evening
at her home on West Pine street.
:. {. {.
Barksdale Stevens, who has been at
tending school at Castle Heights is at
home again.
!. :. =
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley BURDEN have
returned from a pleasant visit to FL
lisville.
!. :. :.
Mrs. D. NJ. Watkins is visiting her
mother at Heidelberg.
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Mothers Congress.

Mothers Congress.
The Mothers Congress of Ward 2
had their regular monthly meeting
yesterday afternoon at the First Bap-
fist church, Mrs. /. P. Trotter in the
chair. The following program was
rendered:
Piano selection .... Mrs. Jno. Haney
Violin Obligato ..... Mrs. Sampson
Scripture Lesson ........M Mrs. Trotter
Prayer ......... Mrs. r. B. Stapleton
Domestic Science in Schools. .. Mrs.
May Richardson.
Voice Solo .......... Mrs. Leo Martlh
Scientific Housekeeping. .... Mrs. w.
w. Crawford.
Resolutions were adopted to be pre-
scented to Mr.. F. B. Doodley and the
trustees, for the purpose of introduc-
ing domestic science into the city
schools. Committee as follows: Mes
danes. R. B. Stapleton, T. E. Ross
and l. P. Trotter, Mrs. H. A. Camp
chairman. A committee was also up
pointed to raise money for the equip
ment of a kitchen and dining room il
the Main street school The amount
necessary for this purpose is rough
" estimated at about $500 and MeE
danes Crawford and Stevens are II
charge of these plans. The Mothers
Congress of the entire city will unite
in this matter. Three new members
were received, Mesdames Levi
Knight, Stein and A. F. Draughn.
The collar and handkerchief sal
given by the Ladies Aid Of the Firs
Presbyterian church was a financia
success.
= . e
The Lydian Circle will meet at tn
Main Street Methodist church tomol
row afternoon. This will be an in
portant business meeting and flu
attendance is urged.
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Crepe paper Sc roll, 4 rolls 15c, at
Hattieshurg Stationery Co. 4-21-St.
Object TO Strong Medicines.

Many people object to taking the
strong medicines usually prescribed
by physicians for rheumatism. There
is no need Of internal treatment in
any case of muscular or chronic rheu-
matism, and more than nine out of
every ten cases Of the disease are OF
one or the other of these varieties.
When there is no fever and little Ci
any, swelling, you may vnow that ii
is only necessary to apply Chamber
lain's Liniment freely to get quick re
| lief. Try It. For sale by Hays 4
Field and Yellow Pine Pharmacy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-21
PRAYER MEETING.
Columbia Street Baptist Church Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday.

In view Of the meeting which the
Columbia Street Baptist church Is to
begin Sunday, April rs, there will be
prayer meeting at the church on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
this week at 7:45 pm.
The entire membership Of the
church and any others who may have