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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-12
HAkmsYt usMhss

has made Il q rule through life 70 &C.
cord fair play ~ well as to demand II
In all things. Everybody who knows
him trusts 40 we'll AS likes him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-12
ARBA n. WATERMAN

has built up q reputation In this city
Of which any man might we'll feel
proud.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-12

has the deserved reputation Of being
one Of the most capable and reliable
men Of affairs In Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-12

Is pleasant and genial Of manner,
obliging and faithful to his promises,
aud therefore popular aud respected.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-12
DANIEL G. RAMSAY.

q citizen whose rccora IL one to be
proud OF, j. u man whose friends are
myriad and whose name commando ~
spect everywhere.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-12

HICKMAN SCANl.AN
can count bis personal friss,de by the
hundred. Q fact due - his many esd
mable characteristics and bic unchaus.
ing, even, temperament.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-12

JOCN1 ~ ~ y OO"
% Q man Of we'll balanced mind.
sound judgment. honorable In his bust
ness methods and fearless In the per
Torrance Of duty.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-12
WILLIAM LEGNrR

has never been known to undertake
what he could no, accomplish. nor fall
to accomplish what he has undertaken.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-12

HUN NED w OEWN"
has hosts Of friends who admire him
for bis many merits and good quail.
uea
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-12

Ia deservedly popular and counts bis
friends by the hundred. He IL liked
by everybody who has the pleasure
Of his acquaintance.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-12

CHARLES ]. VOCtCNA
Steadlast and reliable. 70 one OF those
men whoas word 10 % good 90 bile
tond. His many friends are . unit IN
testifyins to these good qualities Of
M.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-06-05
Annual Teachers Excursion Eastbound

To points in the states Of Minnesota, Iowa,
northern peninsula Of Michigan Wisconsin, the
States OF Illinois Except that part east of the lines
OF the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad Chicago
to st Lous); that part OF Missouri On aud north of
the E.CR.l&P. from st Louis to Kansas City;
South Dakota; that part of North DAKOTA east of
the meridian at which the Missouri river crosses
its southern boundary line; state OF Kansas except
that part on and east of the st. LOUIS and San
Francisco Railroad from Kansas City 20 Fort Scott,
thence through Grard, Cherokee and Baxter, 10
nnd including Galena Kansas the State Of Nebraska,
the State Of Colorado east o. and including Colo
RADIO common points, Denver to Trinidad, inclusive
also to Memphis, Tenn
Selling date-May DC, June l, and 10; final
limit October 81. st0p-over will be allowed Only at
aud Wes.of Missouri river points Divers routes
are allowed up to Colorado common points.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-06-05

live stock consisting of three
goats and two scotch collies, the
goats sent from San Antonio, Tex
as, and the dogs from Spokane.
Mrs. VIII Henderson and baby
came up from Glenn's Ferry yes
terday on their way to Castle
Greek to spend the summer with
Mr.. Henderson's parents.
Miss Pearl Trask has returned
to her home in Washington after
spending several months in Mount
ain Home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Wilson and
little daughter Ada were in from
Bennett Greek Saturday.
Miss Anna Bailey came in from
Pocatello Saturday, where she had
been attending the academy. She
is the guest of Miss LaVere Bell.
Mrs. Henry Ross is recovering
from a severe attack of quinsy.
Rev II. G. Ethel leaves Mon,
day evening for Avon, Washing
ton, TO conduct a series of revival
meetings. Caldwell Tribune.
Walter Patterson is a guest at
the capitol" in Boise.
J. A. Purtill went to Boise Sun
day
Miss Greenwald, a recent arri-
val in Mountain Home, has ac-
cepted a position in the "Racket"
store. She was formerly connected
with the great Wanamaker estab.
lishment in Philadelphia.
r. f. Cooke is a visitor in Boise.
Cambell Sergeant, recently from
Nebraska, and Miss Laura Bigger
were married in Boise Sunday
evening, Rev. F. H. Lemon Off
eiating.
Miss Della Halliwell, cousin OF
Mrs. L. B. Wertz left for her home
in Kearney, Neb., Sunday night.
She taught the Atlanta school the
past year, giving general satisfac.
ton.
Mrs. Geo. illiams came
down from Pine Saturday to visit
with her son Byron and family.
Mrs. L. B. Green and baby
daughter left for Lincoln, Neb.,
Sunday night for an extended
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stull.
Mrs. Byron McWilliams went to
Roiae Supday IN visit friapds
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-06-05
Agricultural College Summer School.

Logan, Utah. June 1l.July 1906 Rate Of one and
one-ifh fare or Certificate plan, from o. S. L. sta.
tons, subject to attendance OF fifty or more who
attend from outside points and hold receipts for full
fare paid going; II less number is present halfrates
will be given returning. Receipt showing purchase
Of going ticket bought June to IL inclusive will be
honored for return ticket on July Is and IA. L. A.
Ostien will sign Certificates; Agent at Logan will
honor for return.ticket receipts +. Z. AUSTIN.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-06-05
PURELY PERSONAL !

Mrs. S. Corker of Boise arrived
the first of the week on visit tC
her son, G. X. Corker .-Glenn'f
Ferry Signal.
Miss Lottie Clark, who is now
living in Boise, spent Friday here
Mrs H. d. Lawson and daughter
Buelah and Mrs. William Hodge
sr. came over from Bruneau Tues
day, returning Friday. Mrs.
Hodge brought with her an abund-
ance Of beautiful flowers to be
used on, Decoration Day.
Mr. earns and family recently
of Valley City, North Dakota, are
occupying the house vacated by
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Williamson.
e G. Berg is building a neat
cottage north of J. e. Crutch6eld's
residence.
Geo. P. Hall of Garnet has been
supplying Mountain Home and
Grand View Valley with delicious
strawberries for several weeks.
Johan Thames of Grand View
has gone to his old home in Fargo,
N. D, to have surgical operation
performed.
James Smith of Grand View was
here on business Thursday.
Mics Ida Ketner, who taught
school at Black Jack last summer
and who is one Of the teachers in
the Mountain Home schools, ar.
rived here in Tuesdays storm to
teach again at Black Jack during
the summer. Silver City Nugget
The two youngest children of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pence have
scarlet fever. IS
Mary, the 7-year.old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wiese of
Sinker Creek, died from typhoid
fever several days ago. Interment
was in the Oreana cemetery
Mr. Code was up from Grand
View the latter part Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. McCargar
left Friday night for Montevidio,
Mimi, to visit Mr.. McCargar's par.
ents Mrs. McCargar will remain
two or three months while her
husband goes East on mining bus.
mess.
e. J. Dockery and w. B. David.
son were in town the latter part Of
the week, on fishing trip"
Mr., and Mrs. G. A. J. Brooks
left for the Lime Greek mine yes
terday where they expect to spend
the summer.
Mrs. Mile E. Longfellow was
delightfully."- surprised yesterday
afternoon by the receipt, from Miss
Gladys Hodge of Bruneau, of a
large basket full Of beautiful roses,
brought in by Mr.. Hodge. The
recipient tenders heartfelt thanks.
J. D. Phillips went to Ontario,
Oregon, yesterday on business.
Scion Mccoy of Little Camas
came down Wednesday and left for
- A. "A
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-06-05
Grand Lodge of Idaho X. P.

Boise, Idaho, June u, 1906. For the above oc.
casion rate OF fare for the round trip is here
by authorized Selling date June IL and H. with
limit for return June 10. +. 4. AUSTIN, Agent.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-06-05

live stock consisting of three
goats and two scotch collies, the
goats sent from San Antonio, Tex
as, and the dogs from Spokane.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-28
2u Der TprtfeBuna bel

u w URit ~
Mrbeiten bes berItorbenen Gnrie, bes
Gntpeders bes Stadium, duberte ft4
profeHor 8ertbelot in paris folsens
bsrmaBen: rWenn iiberbaupt bon eiz
mem uneriebli4en 8erluts fir bic
@iFenidaft sefproden perben lam.
10 lit es biesmal Der Gau. Denn
Die materieIen unb anbereH S4pie>
risfeitsn, bic iebem In bas Stubium
Der Mabium>W irfiamfeit neu eintrsz
temben @slebrten sntsesenfteben, Fnb
enprm. Das Milisramm Stadium
toftet heute nod fiinfbrnbert Jrancs.
Sd fOnnte mir obne einise gramm
feline ernfien Stubien benfen. 9ofs
fentli9 perben Gelebrte tn Deutf9s
lamb unb England NIT ihren fran30s
fi59sn goIesen nettstfern, benz Ras
blum iein eisentlihes 0tbeimnib 81
eutpiuben.1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-28
9 o 1 E.

9 ombsn Mttentat
SebafopoI, q. Wai. Wdb'
reno elmer Sruppenbefatigung, Die
sinsm TIE Deum" 3ur 5eier BEG Sab
rsstasss Der 2rbnung bes 3aren fOlgts,
tpurben bon 8errorifen bsri9ieoene
Bomber 9emurfsn. Srst perionsn
tpurben gst6btet unb cine gan3e anaabl
bertpunbet. Inter ben 9sbtsren befinoet
R9 General 0spluisw, Der Settings
3ommanbant. Der einise lei4tere Wers
Issunsst smrliit. uno Der pOIisei4ef. Der
gsfdbrIi9 ~pertuunbet if. Inoere bobe
Wirbentrdger tamsn NIT benz S4rsden
babor.
Iies.AomiraI S@utuin, Der Sefebls'
haber Der G9mar3en Meer : Slotte.
Der elm sans ipseisler @ssenfano tsr'
roriHif9er @a4e if. NOR BET Der Bef4s
tisuns ni9t anpsisno.
3wei Der 8ombenf4meiBer uuroen
bsrbaftst.
6 t. % etersbur9 9, ~. Nat.
6isr singelaufeae 9epsi9en absr ois
Bombenuerfsrsi BET Der 3ruppeabeR&s
tisung In Sebafopol bsiagsn, ss ieisn
elf psrfonsn, barunter finf 9inoer.
gst6btst unb tibsr bunbert bsrtpunoet
tpprbsn. 8isr Bsrbaftunesn ieien bor'
gsnommen tuorben.
stills, q. Wai. Wdbreno
8eneral-@ oubsrneur Simoisistu uno
poli3ei9ef Wartinotp nod Der 2atbe'
brals fabrsr, uml benz Gefgottesoienfe
anldBli9 bss bsurissn Sabrestages
Der 2ronung bss 3aren beisuwobnsn,
tpurbsn Bomber auf He getporfen.
Reiner Der Beibsn tpurbe berlsBt;
ein 2oiat Der gstorte uurbe &C.
t6btet. 9as 9Ittentat tpurbe inmit-
ten Der Staot b~egan9en, tpenigt
G9ritte bon Der STEELE entfernt, nr
am %. Sanuar BensraI @%rin3now.
Stabs9sf bss Diaef6niss, bon eine,
gombs aeri9msttert tporben if.
General Simoisisp uno poli3ei9ei
Nartinop fubren tn peri9iebenen Wa.
gen. als au slsi&er 3eit apei gOm'
ben ss:pOrfen uurben; Der pOlisei9ef.
Der sinsr s~eipanntsn &ebolbsr tn bel
@edten bate. frsdte sineu Der $erro'
riitsn nit einem woblae3ielten S9uh'
tobt su 8ooen; Der Nnbere if entfOm'
men. Der Ruti9er bss Generals ruurb,
f&wsr bsrlsbt.
Die Stabt it In f9rsdli9er auf
reeung, ba bluti9s nnruben au befar&'
ten inb.
Nemefts.
g I. petersbur9, q. Wat
Or. Sbatalotp, eth bieHser 8sfdngnib'
tudrter, tpurbe bsute bon sinem 18.idb
rigsn iunsen Wann piermal gei4oRer
unb t6otli9 nertpunbet. Der W6roer.
beKsn Namsn Stutilmin 1T. bolfredt
bas 8obesurtbeil, wel9es BITE &ebolu
tiondre tber Sbataloru berbdn9t bot
ten, ba bisfsr politif@e @efan9ene mib
banbelt bate.
Der Attsntdtsr srf&oB nod elmer
Bettler. Der ibn auf istnsr Glu&t aui
balten tuollts, wurbs absr trobbem Elm
gefanaen.
CefsrreiAs llngarn.
3oItbtfferen3b efettt9i
@ten, 81. Wat. Die unertuarte,
Riidtsbr 3aiier Jran3 Soiepbs na'
Wisn f9eint sine enbli&e @rlebigun
Der beitslt 3ollfrage berbeigefibrt
baben.
6euts Worssn fano cine aonferer
3mifGen ben premiers bon Oefferrei
unb unsarn, Bring Qonrao gu 6ober
lobe : 69iqinssfhrf einer- unb 81
@ederle anbererfeits. fatt, auf tueld
unmittslbar sine Beratbung unt'
1orFb bes 2aiier.2 bniss foI9te. Wa
gssnoisung bsrislben laste Der Ut
garif9e premier. bic 5rage zines q
msinI&aftlt4.n 6ferrsi8 = ungarif&s
3oltarifes Eel In elmer Weife gels
tuorben, bon Der man %ertuarten t0nrl
baB He fhr beibe 2dnber 3ufriebel
Fe0eno Jet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-28
Jatrestage tnes
Grefanfffes.

Jabrsstag Der eeei9Ia@t TN iapani.
i1sn Uteere. bic NIT rotben BuAfaber
in Der @sf9i9ts Der iapaniI9su Warins
psrsei&net 1T. uurbe burd aldnsenbe
5eRli&teitsn sefeisrt.
@rober Branb.
Softo, 81. Wai. Bel einem
Geuer In benz gersuerte auf Der Smell
6cffaioo tamen rleun 8ergleute um's
2eben; 4l8 @sbdube fnb nieberge.
branrtt.
gbIer @e9ner.
8ofio, 81. Wai. IS tunrbe
beute befannt. baB @eneral Nogi mad
&ublanb 9etabelt bat, um a~us3ufin-
ben, oh General et6Kel tuegen Der
uebergabe bon port Mrtbur gum Sobe
berurtbeilt tuorber1 fei; In Der Depef9e
lou Der General fsinsr Weinung Nus.
orud per!teben baben, baB Die 6anb.
lungsweiie bes ruifi9sn Generals eine
gere4tfertigte 9eweien.
S6nemarf.
@5run9 hrSben
@brif iania, 81. Mai. Die
Beffattung bss Di&ters 6enrit Sbfen,
Der an, %. Mai Bier aus benz 2eben
gef&teben III, mtro unter ben Aufpi3teu
Der @sgisruna Rattfinben. Gin babin
aielenber Bei9Iub ipuroe tn Der seferH
@ormittae absebaftenen eibuns bes
etortbing sinfimmig angenommen.
8ei gtnbrineuns bes betreHenben An.
TRACES mites Der prdioent auf ben Der.
Iuf, ben bas 2anb e~rIitten bat, In
marin empfunoenen Wortsn BIN. Inter
Mnberm fa9te CT:
mSeit Der lebtsn 8agung bes 6auiss
bat unier 8aterlanb bur9 ben Sob ei.
mes ieiner befen S6bne, 0enrit Sbfen.
einen f8merslt9en WsrluF erlittsn. =
DDS BOLT Norpegens uirb ibm fur
Naes. bas er ibm sssebe1 unb eelebrt
bat, unb bie ueltueite gbrs, bie bur9
i'm unierm Waterlanb autbsil sstuorosn
III, eine banfbare grinnerung bsuab'
rem. Sn ueberetnftmmung nit ben,
premier beantrags i'd, bab 6enrit Sb'
fen auf Qoifen bes staatss bssroiet
tuerbe."
in i8meigenber 3uftimmang 3u
bisiem Antrag erbob f& bas gan3e
0aus.
Die Befattun9 tptrb am 81. Wai
fattfinbsn.
maui oIeum DIR ben
Dt1ter.
9ie bisResn Bldtter empfebIen beuts
BITE @rri&tun9 stnes Nattonal.Mu =
feums In Der Ratbebrale 3u $ronbhism.
tpo Sbfen feline Iebte @ubeffdtte finben
Folte.
Gerner wirb smpfobIen, am $ass
Der Beffattung bes Di9ters cine pro.
paganba fir grri&tuna zines Sbien.
Wationaltbeaters aa beginner.
Spaniem.
in @arItf beratet
BarceIona. 81. Wai. Oe,
pribatietretdr bon Don Saline boz
Bourbon (Sobn bes fpanif@en Rron
prdtsnbenten Don Carlos 1T beut
bier berbaftet tporben. Die sseen ibi
. erbobsne Antlage 1T ni&t 6Hentlt& be
/ fannt geseben tuOroen.
g T 8 Der 3utant II
gen pant&e 36nt9i n.
Mabrib. 81. Sra. prtnwTil
gna bon 8attenbera perfebt Is, bi
6ersen ibrer tanftiesn l1ntertbanen In
etarm 3u srobern. aaum 1T 4
einige Stunbsn in Wabrib unb erfdbr
) bon elmer unmitielbar b~sborFs6 enbel
. 9inri&tun9, aIs es tbr au& f&cn O.
I Iinst. ibren @emabl in spe su eine
B~esnabigung bes benz 8obe @eweibte
6 au betpeeeu. Gs III biefer Elm GENTLE
|. Jerbinanoo 2sbera. Der ftir3li9 NOT
!. a~ufresenoer @eri&tsberbanbluns 3ui
Sooe berurtbeilt uorben. (Die 9epsfd
siebt teiner, Mufi&IuB tbsr bas 2ebsr
sur 2aft seleste gerbre&en. Nnm.
Reb.)
y. Wa&bem gna bon Wattenberg e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-28

ttNsS
Observation-Disclosures uno 3ablrei4e
T%emonRranten e%rlitter In ben 3uIams
msnf6bsn nit Der poliast lei9te 8ers
lebun9en.
Qeing n beoer 6 orgen.
Wten, 25. Wai. Cine e6enis
u~nertuartete pie Aufisben srregenoe
Esnbsrung if in ben S%ispoftionsn oss
3aiiers Gran3 Sotepb einsetretsn. Der
WOnard bat Ra nidt, nile urfprings
lid gsplant, nod Der gr6fnung oes
unsarif9sn &ei@stags bon guoapeft
our 8ruppenbeR9ti9ui1s nod grud on
Der 2eitba begeben, fonoern if bisrber
suridsefebrt unb bat bic Snfpi3irun9
iberbaupt ab3siast. ueber biefe pl6b'
li9s Abfaes psrben bic bislfa1fsn Der.
mutbungen gsdubsrt, ba IS isit SO
Sabren heuer gum erfien WaI fein
miro, 0aB Der Ratler rt1t an Der Ge'
RGtisun9 Der 8ruppen In 8rud t9etl.
nimmt. Muber Grage fsbt, baB nur
iebr 9ewi4tise 8riinbe biefen gntfalub
In ibm baben reifen Iafen. @dbreno
bic ginen Der Anf@t aunei9en. bab Der
bsiabrts Wonar9 bic nit benz Aufsnt.
balt tn benz $ruppenlager berbunbenen
Nnfrengungen fir4te, 9lauben bic Ar'
bern, bob bis unsruartete gntuidlung
Der politii8en 8erbdltnife feline I'm.
wsisnbsit In @isn brinssnb nothusr-
big made.
DAB Der Raifer 3ur 3sit t6rperli9s
Strapa3er m6gli9f au bsrmsibsn
iu4t, pirb NIT ben, 6intpsis auf cine
lsi9te lnpdbli9teit, an Der CT lsibst
unb bie ibm bas &eitsn bsrbistst, ers
tldrt. Die Nnnabme, baB fstn Ser.
bleiben In @ien anf politii9e Grind,
9un9en s~urtd3ufibreu fei. tpirb Be.
grinbet NIT benz 9inueis auf bis TIM
mer ffdrter auftretenoen @eri9te bon
benz nabe beborHebenbsn @tdtritt bss
premier prinasn gu I9obsnlobs. Wie
perlantst, foa Der premier bic bolfdn.
bige neberaeugung bon Der unm6gIi9.
tell, bic Wablrsform bur@subrinsen,
sewOnnen baben nno besbaIb isin Amt
nlebersule9en enti&loRen fein.
6ranfrei1.
eruhigenbeN a9ri9t.
Paris, q. Wai. Cine beute
ber6Hentli&te b~albofH3ieue Bstannt.
ma4uns in Beaua auf bic unruben In
pointesa.D itre, 8uabeloups, unb 6ori
be Granee, Waritinique, bsiagt. baE
bic Musldnbsr baislbf nt9t Der gering.
Hen Sefabr ausseiebt fino. ba fs burd
cine @arntIon bon 5000 Wann uni
amei 2riessi9iHe bei9ibt Fnb.
@roBbritanmien.
gbtnefif9e Stubten.
Rommtffton
2onbo n. 81. Mai. prin3 8ia
99e unb bic iibrigen Witalieber be
2ineRf@enR -2ommiffon, bi
gum Stubium Der &sgierungs. uni
Notwithstanding tn mebrerel
suropdii&en 2dnbsrn mad europa &c
fanot tpar, baben ibre Mrbeiten in@rob
britannica boIsnbet u. Hnb nod Britt
TEL abgereif.
Die 2ommiifien 9ebentt, a9t Gag
f9 tn 8eIsien auf3ubalteu unb mir
lid bon bort nod Warieiae. Srani
/ rei9, begeben. Dcrt tperbet R9 bi
@ertreter Der &tneFf&sn mssisrunq
!, tuel&e fi& 3u 6tuoiensueden In Rub
|, lamb unb 0eutf&lanb aufbaltsn, biefs
; 2ommiifon ani&Itebsn, UNI 3nfam
!. men bte 6stmreiie nod @bina an3u
treten.
Seuti9lam0.
ICES Raiers RetfepI6ns
Berlin. q. Moi. Ues RaiIer
Bssleiter beri&ten aus gabinsn, ba
, &c. Maiefdt alIer Wabri9sinli@f.i
mad morsen Na&mittas bon Der @ef
bodptri&e mad benz G&loB 3urtdtet
rem uno TIM 2aufe oes Wontags b
@idreife mad potsbam aatretsn tpirt
sc. Waiefdts Uerueilen In bt
sldbe Der &ei&sbauptRabt tpirb bie!
mol bon turaer Dauer fem. gs bel
~ AZ l. - 4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-28
Wtit 8omben=@erftn
Tetrru bic Serruritem ben Sabrestag Der ar011nrg
bes Sareu.

Oederrddzmuaaii&e 3oaSHereus ~ausaealdem. aaHer Nibelms &eies
plGne.- aaelei gSiRenswertbes aus 9eufdlano. -Sapan tn Der
ManSIdurei.-Ser Sabrestag Der grober GeddIadt.-
Grde Shat Der tinfigen ipaniiden &0nigiu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-28
BebenfIt&e &ube D.
rungen.

W n, %. Nai. Wsbrere tauienb
Rolonialmaaren6dnbler. tuel9e bic 0o'
operatip'g erstne bidmpfen, berurfa9'
ten eefern Ra&miitas Dor benz pasIa.
mentsgebdube @ubsf6runsen. sic per'
iu&ten, f& NIT @ewalt 3utritt gu benz
@ebdube ia beri&afen, unb nur unter
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-02

iugton was little boy about the
size of me, by Master Thompson
Bynum.
Recitation. by Miss Fronie Cald-
well, The Bravest Battle.
Recitation, Master Sharp Smith,
"Our Flag
Recitation, Miss Florence Cook,
"The Flag"
Recitation, Master Thompson
Bynum, THE Schoolhouse stands
by the Flag"
Recitation, Master Neal Smith,
Birth of Washington.
Recitation, Master Knox Smith;
The Patriot"
Recitation, Master Neal Smith,
"Oh Beautiful my Country
Recitation, Master Sharp Smith,
THE True Soldier
Recitation, three little girls, "Red
White and Blue"
"Hatchet Drill, consisting Of
eight little boys and eight little
girls and their commander. These
children were dressed in white with
Washington caps. Each child car
ried hatchet covered with tin foil
and the handles wrapped with red.
white and blue ribbon. The COM
mander, Master Paul Erwin, was
dressed in beautiful gray suit cnt
Washington style; he wore Wash
ington hat and sword. This drill
was greatly appreciated by all.
Questions and answers, by thir-
ty-six boys and girls, which was
very instructive.
"Old Father Time" This play
was very attractive, Master Billie
Bennett representing "Old Father
Time had a very appropriate false
face and walked with stick and
carried himself very much like an
old man. His twelve daughters
representing the twelve rtoe4he Of
the year were each dressed to suit
the season she represented
The red, white and blue drill, by
eighteen girls, SIX IN red, six in
blue and six in white was one of the
most attractive features OF the con-
cert. The writer cannot say which
was the most attractive feature,
but he will say that we were all
gladly surprised with the success,
as the children had but a short time
to prepare for the occasion
At the close of this drill the
teacher announced that as the audi
ence had been SO orderly and atten.
tive he thought something to create
a good hearty laugh would be ia
order. Therefore he ran rubber
through two apples tied knot in
one end of each string and tied the
other end in a steeple IN the ceiling.
He then offered dollar to the one
that could eat his apple first or to
give dollar to one or both If they
could eat them in fifteen minutes.
Mr.. Will Young and Master Paul
Erwin kindly consented to enter
the contest, but after several min
ites trial and many hearty laughs
rom the audience they decided they
;ould not eat them at all and gave
Up the contest.
To conclude the whole affair Mas
er Polk Phillips. with his face and
lands blacked, introduced himself
o the audience as the Hon. Josiah
rurnip Tops. of Obion. and he gave
is quite humorous recitation.
Hence we closed out with a good
earty laugh and went home think
ne it was good to be there.
We understand that each pupil
nd patron. without single ex-
option. entered heartily into the
'ork of preparing for this occasion.
lence the great success of which
hey as well as Mr. Bynum are so
lstly proud. A PATRON.
Get your lunch at Dahnke's.