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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

gut betpdbrt, it bas Seer, oas BON
bentf8en Offi5isren orguniiirt puro,
uno gum She'll audi beute mod BON
iol9en seleitet miro. SroB Ser grps
BEN gtnnubmen i9liebt 6us guoaet
jGbrlt4 nit einem uuf Miuionen ii6
be5iffernoen Seblbetras OBJ. Die linz
fiaerbeit fir 2eben un0 Gigentbum lit
tn gepifen propinsen 10 erob. 6ab sic
fur oas oiinn beDOlferte Chile 10 tpi9z
tige gintpunoerung in Den leBten Sab
rem gang in's Stoden serutben 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

0ie gpfpdY9sn Menagerie in
2un6on bat Sie Stsle Der 20penbdns
biqerin nit einem Interchangeable BON
100 Dollar ausseI9ri.ben. Ousu nell
Seten fiG ni9t tpeniger, als 81 iunss
Oamen, 6ie an einem betreffen6sn
Suae mad Der GonenzSnisl gebra9t
puroen, nm cine priifuns in 8esug
auf f6ren Meutb in einsm 30tpentdfig
su beffe6en. sic ale pdren GuBerli9
5uperidtli9 ur6 Seisten feline Spur
uon Mnsit, 10 lange ME ois 6abrt
bauerte. Ils lie aber eriu4t purosn,
einen Hepers gu unter5ei9nen. inosm
fe Serrn goitpd erflGren f%ollten, Sab
fie feline S9absnerideanipri6e iteusn
un6 i5n Don alIer 8eruntportung freis
fpre6en, fails Die 8egssnuns nit sem
90psn unliebiame Solssn fir fe ba@
BEN dolIte, truten 81 pon Der Mitz
bstperbumg suriid. Nsun anosre Sas
men periAnunSsn BON Der 8ilSflGR,
ais lie Die 2Dpen briiaen bOrten.
@6er 81 bsiabsn bod Mutb genug,
ben 2Dpenfdfis 81 betreten. lin nun
ibren Mutb peitsr auf Die Probs gu
ifenen, fpuroe cine ulte, iebr mlrz
ride QDpin in ben &dfis .ingeluhen.
Sie fnurrts un0 einige Der Oamsn
puroen obnmd9tig, bier anoere pnrs
Sen BON ser 20tpin 81 8oSen seitoBsn
unb nur orei Ssigten Sessnpart uno
Sur9tlOIisfsit uno purbsn fir gseis=
net befunSen, 0en uusssi3riebenen
poifsn gu iibernsbmen. &6e ieoo3 Die
enSaiiltiae Gntidei0une getrrffen
miro, miiFen bic Srsi iunsen Oamer,
ale SEEM Oorterinnen, cine Wo6e lang
tGqIi6 Dor Dem publifum i'm 20psns
fdfig eri6einen urto in 9eieaftaft BEG
&6nias Ser Sbiere in Dem 8dfig finf
Minuten peripeilen. Cine Ger 8epsr.
berinnsn, Mib Seller, ertldrt. iK
fiir6te fi9 Dor nidts, fDas sebt uno
iprinet, MIR Dor Sam, mas trie4t, uno
fir 100 Dollar @o4enlpbn me6r ist
iie bereit, ibren &Opf in Osn &a4en
oes 2Dtpen au ftsden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
UerjMteoeme QIagem

tbsr bic 3ufdnbe auf @ais SsIanb
baben ben prdRbsnisn Rooisbelt ber'
anlabt, ben &ssisruugsbeamten 3. ..
Repnolbs nit elmer unteriu4ung
bartbsr gu bsauftragen. 5err Rsp'
nolos battle bsfanntli9 aud bic
S9la9tbdu.sr In Chicago inipi3irt
unb iein gsri9t mar bic uria4e Der
Tpdter u~nternommenen 69ritte GENE
fen. gr bssann feline unteriu8ung
auf ellis Sslanb, pdhrenb Der Gin
tp%anbsrungs : 2ommiRdr Wat9orn
abrueisno mar. Die benz prdioenten
su Sbrsn sefummsnsn gei9ueroen
bs3isbsn f5 auf bic Bebanolung arnner
ginmanbsrer. Die american grpreb
60. bat bas pripilegium, bic ausldn'
biI9en Wtin3sn Der ginmanoerer In
ameritanif9ss @slb um3uwe6ieln; bsr
prdRbsnt ion ss fur n6t9ig baltsn,
bisiss Ws8ielsei&dft elmer srtinbli3en
prffung 81 unter3ie6en. anoere Be-
i&peresr1 cihen on. baB biele @intuan'
bsrsr Idnss.. als erfOrosrli9, auf Der
SnisI 3uridgebalten weroen uno bab
i9r @epdd nidt In uinidenspertber
@eiie bsf3rbert wirb. Uermutblid
rpirb BITE unteriu9ung raid ben be-
fisbenben usbelfdnben Elm gnoe
MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
Yolt3eHt@es.

Die &abIerpoIt3tfen Ser.
nauer unb 2ismiler nabmsn gsfferu
Artbur W. Bed, 1927 Columbia Abs.,
fsH, UNI TIN auf ieinen @sites3ufanb
bin unteriu&en au laHen. Serislbs fiel
tn einsm WutbanfaQ ibsr bic W6bsl
In fsinsm 6aufe Der unb bsmolirts,
uas ibm unter bic Singer tom. ala
bic poliasi erf9isn, iu9te sr F9 aui
stnsm lserfsbsnbsn 8runbfide in ber
Rdbe isines 6auies au b~erbergen. Sn
Der poli3eifation tpurbs er tusssn Srr,
INN 9ebu9t.
Auf ein!sn 0srbaftsbsfebI, mel.
Den Der 86ieri4ubbsamts, III Smitt
~srtuirit bate. uuroe asfsrn Bm. u,
6enberfon, 1920 Nort6msfsr1 Aps,
berbaftet. Serielbe tuirb bsi9uIoist.
stn pferb gum Sabrsn gsbrau&t A.
baben. wsl&es CT ni&t 9~sniissnb as
pfsgt bate.
Warp Burts Is Sabre aft,
% Wooblapn Absnue, usI9s Dor stnt.
gen fagen TIRE eIterli&e' Wobnunl
fi@tts perIaRen bate, purbe sefferr
In Columbus. Obiu, fsRssnommen uni
| mad 5nbtanapclts Surtidgebrc@t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

Nah ben ansaben Der ra0lnii9en
3situng" tuirb bas neus beuti4e 19, 600
SOnnsu.a rtsgsi9if = bas Segenftd
gum britiiasn .Trsabnausbt" - ie9-
3ebn srobe 8anoren tragen, mdbreno
Der britii9e 9oniurrent berer nur 3ebn
bot. Dos Ralibsr Der Wrrogsf9hbs
III tIsinsr, pb9lei8 ibre enorme 2dn9s
- As SUB - cine auBsrorosntli9s
srasusits sarantirt. Die @.I9ofs
usrosn 2s0 pfunb i9psrer fein ole
irgsnb tpsI&e Bis isbt In Yeutidlano.
unb 81 pfunh i9wersr als bic bonn
.Hrsaonausbt" bsnubten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
9te SostaIoemofratte TIT Den
emtopdtf@em YarIa=
tttentett.

Ier NnIqeu Oct SD6IulueHlDItuteIl
on ben sefebIi@en 25rperi9aften Der
suropdii9en Staaisn if isbr psrf9is'
ben. @dbrsnb In Tdnsmarf uno In
Seuti9lano LIS Der parlamentsfbs
Der So3ialoemotratie 9sb0rsn, bat fe
In Der S9wei3 nur uenig iibsr l PRO-
gent Der Ranbate inne. NuBer In
TdnsmaIf unb In Dsuti9Iauo baben
rlur nod In geIgisn unb Jrantrei& bic
So3ialbemofraten nit Is begin. Is PRO-
gent rlshr aIs 10 PCT. Der parIamentss
fiss. Sn ben anbsren fonfiitutiOnslen
2dnbern guropas i9wantt Der PRO-
sentfab suii9sn 2 unb 81 Pro3eut.
Nimmlt man bic suropdii9sn @roB.
faatsn fur f9, 10 ersibt f8, bab nur
9euti9lanb unb Sranfrsi9 sinsn ftar.
ten iosialifii@sn gini9las In ibren
parlamsntsn baben. Die uria4sn
aber Fnb In bsibsn 9dnbsrn isbr Der.
i9isosn. Sn Seuti9lanb if bic bobe
3abl iosialifii9sr abseOronster (79
untsr 1877 Rsi&stassmitglisosrn) po,
allen auf bas rein bsmOfratii4e WabI'
rs9t 3urtid3uftbrsn, bas piel ausse'
bebntsr if, als In ben msifen anberen
2dnbsrn. Ta3u tommt, bab BITE bir'
qerli6en Yarisisn In Seuti9lano HID
gegsnisitis auf's Ieibeni9aftli8fe Be-
feboen, mos nattirIi9 Der So3ialoemo>
fratie 3u quite fommt. 9a3u fOmmer
enoli9 Der Hoftrinarismus unb bie po'
litiI9e SentimsntaIitdt, giesnf9uftsn.
bic ben 9suif9sn mod bon fraberer
3.sitsn Der anbaftsn uno bic ebsnfall
Der So3ialbsmutratie biels anbdngel
sufHbrsn. go ldbt R9 bic srObs Sab
io3ialoemutraiif9er abgsoronetenRbs II
einem 2anbe srtldrsn, bas an %fo3iale,
5hriOrgs fur bic Irbeitsr nett borar
ffsbt; battsn bod beiipielsweiie BIT
beuii9sn Raatli9sn HrbsltsrberR&erun
gen i9On Dor .mehr als Sabrssfrif ctr
0erm6gen bon ibsr 1900 Wilioner
Warf.
Sn Jrantrsi9 III bic Soatalosmotra'
tie cine Wa&t i'm parlamsnte. mel
erffens bas rabifale unb REVOLUTIONARY
@sisn ben 5ranaoisn i'm Dilute lieg,
unb neil 3tpeitsns Jrantrsi9 gang tn
@ssenfabs au Seutf&lanb elmer bel
iO3inI rhdRdnbisRsn Staaten 1T. ge
isinsr sroB.n WOblbubenbeit unb ben
ratirIi9sn Rei9tbum ieinss 8ooen!
rdrs ss ben 5ranlofen btsl lei&ter &C.
tpeien, ibrsn Mrbsitern io3iale GhriorgI
~anssbsibsn gu laRen uno elm io3ial &C.
rs9tss Sisusrusisu sin3ufhbren, als q
In Seuti9lano Der Jaa gsrpeIsl TT
Die fran36Ri9en polititer aber une bt
SoBtaloemOtraten ielbf berfsben es i
borsheli9, R9 on t6nsno.a frei6eit
Ii9sn pbraisn su bsraui9sn. bab timer
Der @eesniab amif@en ben i&6ner
Worteri Dor Der 8lei9bsit unb Der Ii
Jrantrei9 tbatid9li9 auberOroentlid
srDBsn iosialen llnslsi8beit uno nnse
rs@ti9feit ni&t gum gsuubtiein tomut
9nrum Rnb bic io3ialsn @sisbe imme
wieber binaus9eiaobsn uoroen. obn
baB BITE fran36Ri9sn SoaiaIoemotratei
bisisr ELECTROMAGNETIC ernfli4sr
@ibsrfanb sntsegengsiebt bdtten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22
GtnefDfIid 9ineftf6s


s ru6t I. Sine Sbitart, Die in C9inu
f9pn felt 1000 Sa6ren eesiiG''! NOR.
sen feir fou, lift bic rpOmelo, cine
citronsnartige Sru6t, Die als oas @rs
seu9nib elmer &reu5ung Der @einbeere
itn6 Ser Orange bef6rieben miro uno
Die f9Gbbaren Gigsnf9aften beiOer Derz
eiaigen fou. Die beften pomelos Der
Wel. follen aus einem bef9rGnften
Ebals in ser Ndbe elmer groben dime
fii9m Sta6t, aug Chang Chem ftam<
men, has lanosinpdrts bon Imorn
lieat, unb Dem fremOen 6anSel nod
nidt ss0ffnet 1T. Die SommerSeit TT
In oiefe;E S6ale febr fparm llnb ettpaa
f.ud5i, rno Der Winter brinst nienals
frsrsen Srpit. Ser Nomelo miro sus
insiI.n aud ~Gbintfti4e grptfrndtA
oenon1t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

Wenl man aus Der oielieitigen
Ystsdtisuns bes 2rie9sietretdrs Saft
einsn S9luB sisbsn barf, 10 wiirbs bas
amt zines fslbsrtretenosn prdfosnten
einsm brins.nbsrsn 8eohrfniB emit.
Ipre9en, als bas zines Wtee . prdfb'
benton.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

Sie Yulaianen finb wieber ger
iprenat. Aber INNER bleibt nod
3p.ifelbaft, Db bel ibnen Die @entri=
fusal. oosr gentripsoaltraft i8liebli4
fieaer tpirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

YIN Snbsrfulpfs leibet Die 9dlfte
Der srwa9iensn Bswobner Der groe.
90 5sbauptsts sine &eonerin bor benz
RonsrsB Der Som6Opatben. Die ganss
anbsrs 5dlfte muB fi8 alfo in bic ibs
rigsn 2rantbsiteu tbeilen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

Mu@ anIdBlt@ Der tubanii6en
@irrsn bdlt mon es In Waibington
NIT BEN prin3ip: 81 Wis pacem, para
bcllum.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

Sebt febItl ni@ts mebr 80 elmer
prbnunssmdbissn Glsii9inipeition, uls
tti9tiss Beamte, bte fe bur&fRhreu,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-22

RiefigsS &artcu-Stadsams oes atderbaues
uno feline ttrta@en-Grss nna &obIeminou:
frie-g 9etaureiGtbum tn ben 6IaNen-ums
iid;crbeit int Sanos.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
Fight Hamilton WIN.

New York. May 23--The suit to
contest the will Of Miss Alice HAmil.
ton. q granddaughter of Alexander
Hamilton. came up for hearing be.
fore Surrogate Fitzgerald today
Miss Hamilton died last September
leaving an estate estimated at $500. 900
The original will WAS drawn in 1884
but the I've codicils drawn In the next
thirteen years changed its aspect con.
siderAbly. A large number Of revoi.
utiopary relics aud helrlooms were
left to friends. but the bulk OF the e..
tate was bequeathed to Adelaide Ham
ilton. sister Of the testatrix. The
contest has been brought by Alexander
Hamilton. . brother. and other rsla.
sives. who declare that Miss Hamilton
was incompetent and had been 10 I'd.
Judged BY the supreme court. Mia
Hamilton wAs eighty years old at the
time Of her death. She had occupied
the old Hamilton homo In weAt Twen
tieth street for many yeArs.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
This Date in History.

1l25-HenIy v. Of Germany died.
I498-Geronimo Savanarola burnt
at the stake for exposition the con.
duct of Pope Alexander vi.
15S3-Oranmer pronounced sen.
tenoe Of divorce between Henry VIII
and Catherine Of Arragon.
1859 william Bradford. noted
American printer. died. Born May
20. 1858.
l7s3-James Otis. American pa.
triot and statesman. killed by lightn.
ing.
l7ss-south Carolina adopted the
federal constitution.
l794-Heabeaa corpus act suspended
in England.
1S45-LAst Artio expedition under
Sir John franklin sailed.
1874 National Civil Rights bill
passed by p. 8. senate.
lS9i-Oommeroial congress in ses.
sion ut Denver resolved in favor OF
unlimited coinage Of silver.
1s9S-Sir John Thomas Gilbert.
author. died.
I9o5-Mary A. l.ivermore died.
Born Dec. 10. 1890.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
Why Not2

II you are going to visit your friends
in the Ea,t this summer. why not
take advantage Of the low rates offered
by the Chicago Milwaukee and Ct
Paul Railway? On June lst and 2ud
9th to 10th aud July LIST to 10th inolu.
sive. they will sell You round trip
tickets to Chicago. Milwaukee. MAdi.
son and all other points on their
system In the Middle Northern states
for one fare plus t2 90. allowing
you to return any time previous to
Oct. 8ist. Two through trains
daily Denver to Chicago without
change Of cars. via the Chicago MIL
waukee and st. Paul. Union Pacific
line. For further information call
on or address. J T.. Preston. O. A. 4.
O " and St. p. Ry.. 1929 18th St. /.
Denver. Colo. w.t.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
AFRAID TO REPRovE-A preach.

AFRAID TO REPROvE-A preaoh-
or in not far distant city not long
ago WAS annoyed BY people In the
congregation RiReling and talking.
He paused and looked on the dis.
turbers and said: 'Some time ago
~ was preaohinR . young man
who sat before me constantly made
srimAoes and laughed. paused ana
administered q severe rebuke. After
the service Q man said to me: Sir,
you made bad mistake. That man
10 an IDIOT Since then have been
afraid to reprove disturbances In
church lost should repeat the mis-.
take During the remainder Of
the service there was good order. -
La Junta Tribune.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
Spain to Greet Future Queen,

Madrid. May 28-A large and dis.
tinguished party, including military
officers. OIL Ill officials and ocurt dig
nitaries. have proceeded to she from
tier to meet Princess Ena of Batten.
berg. who 10 to make her entry into
Spain tomorrow to become the bride
Of King Alfonso. The princess will
be met by members Of the British
ambassy. who will make the formal
presentation Of the future queen and
her suite to the Spanish authorities.
This presentation may be regarded as
the first ofloiAl act Of the journey.
AS soon as 1t Ia concluded the royal
train will start for Madrid. At all
the stations enroute Princess Epa will
receive the respectful homage Of the
local authorities and the inhabitants.
As q special honor she will be greeted
everywhere by the salute accorded to
royalty.
The Prin cess and hei family will
be lodged at the palace of Ell Pardo.
one Of the magnificent seats OF
the Spanish royal family located
some seven miles from Madrid. The
palace Is large stately building
and contain many famous works Of
art.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
All Aboard for the Northwest.

From June 10th to June 9sd inolu.
sive. the d. q r. g. will sell round
trip tickets to the following points ~
below:
Portland, Ore. Tacoma and Seat.
tie. Wash S46 90.
Vancouver. e4S. 95.
Victoria. ~ 90.
Also several other points which !
can tell You about IL you will call ut
my Office.
Tickets 1t the above rates are good
going and reforming via different di.
reot routes. II you wish to 20 via
California add el2.50 to the above
rates Final limit of tickets sixty
days from date Of sale. We also give
liberal stopovers on these tickets.
II freeman Sumner. Agent.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
rHERh,s NONE BETTER.
Cement Deposits Near This City
Best In the World.

Best IN the world.
Fremont county can we'll b. proud
Of its cement deposits y there IL none
better ON the face Of the globe. This
seems like . broad assertion :, but
It can be easily backed up by repeated
tests of experts who pronounce, II 30
The great value Of the Florence
formation. which distinguishes It
from all other largely used cement
bodies in America. consists in it
cha,nical and physical character.
There is . small trace Of mAgnesia
present. 1t 10 true. but the most
valuable feature Ia its almost purity
from carbonate Of mAgnesia. What
little mAgnesia that 10 found. lies in
the form Of silicate Of magnesia.
When 30 combined = small amount
Of msgnesia dots not injure the. oe.
ment. ~ 1t will not combine with
water or aoids But when present As
carbonate It forms magnesia oxide
in burning. aud in the presence Of an
excess Of lime remains caustic In the
cement aud instead OF crystaliziDg in
hydratlon 1t swells. or tends to do
40, which exerts . tension in the oe.
meut which In time weakens It to the
point Of easy disintegration.
most notable feature in the
cretaceous material near here 10 the
exact proportioning OF the chemical
components proper and desirable both
for quality nf cement and facility Of
manufacturing. Another vAft nd.
vantage resides in the fact that this
formation ia q comparatively modern
one and the 50 distance originally de.
posted In q gelatinous form. free
from grit. has never teen exposed to
l,eat and pressure to metsmorphose 1t
into crystalline rock of inert or refrao.
tory character. These qualities m.
der proper treatment In manufacture
1arautee q maximum of strength and
p 'rmanenca in the cement produced.
OF secondary, but essential impor-
rance. is the margin Of economical
advantages. As compared with mari
1t 10 free from water and organic
matter and can be burned to cement
with forty per cent the amount Of
GOAL required BY marie. and yields
three times - much cement to the ton
of raw material The raw material
10 more economically prepared for
burning than are either mari or lime.
stones.
There 10 no cover to remove, -
the deposits An outcrop uncovered
and denuded BY erosisn. II lies high
and dry on the flank Of the hills and
no pumping out Of the quarries 10
required ~ II usual in eastern
works. The property contains An
abundance Of argillacious limestone.
the mixing Of few hundred
pounds Of which to the ton Of tho
lower shAlss will mako available An
additional body Of cement material
ranging from 100 to las feet in thick.
ness.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
Look.

Are you going East this summer
II 40 the Denver and Rio Grande will
sell you round trip tickets ~ one fare
for the round trip plus e9.00 70 points
In KApsss. Nebraska. South Dakota
and Eastern North Dakota to 81. Paul,
Duluth. Milwaukee. Chiosso, Peoris.
st. Louis and Memphis. Tenn. and
intermediate points. These tickets
being on sale June 1st and I'd. June
9th to 18th inclusive. July lst to
i0sh. tnclusive. All tickets have q
nnal limit until Oct. 8Ist. We will
sell via anv route you wish 70 10
and have fve trains daily. For
further information call on the nm.
dersianed. Our phone 10 Florsnos
No. 1.
FREEMAN SUMNER,
o7n Agent.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23

Tho children greatly enjoy the
Juvenile table aud ohAirs. and they
give their orde-A aud a-e waited upon
Just like the big folks at Daniels soda
fountain. 7i.7b
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
BEING ADvERTlsED-shep,. (.

BEING ADvERTlsED-Shep, the
bslldo9 fromsrly belonging to N. X
Hall. . former Florence citizen
who now resides in Excelsior Springs.
Ark. 10 getting more glory for hi'
trip aososs the plains than most msr
sixty years Of ass havs ever rscsivst
for any psrsieslar feet they aeeoo'
plishsd. Il will b. rsosnbsrsd thsl
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
z. &C. C. Excursion.

The y. and o. O will run excursion
to Cripple Greek next Sunday ut tl. 30
for the round trip. The train leaves
Florence 81 . .. m. returning to this
city at 80 p. m. Just at this season
Of the year tho scenery along tile road
10 beautiful. Join the trim and enjoy
. days outing. bS.b7
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
Santa Fe Rates,

Account Bernhardt performance
at Pueblo May 28rd. the Santa Fe
will run . special train leaving Flor.
emo 6:Se p. m.; Portland ct 6:48 p.
N. arriving At Pueblo at 1850 D. m.
Leave Pueblo 10 O'Clock midnight.
returning. Fare 81. 90 for tho round
trip. good only going and returning on
this special train. god
66.72 A. @. PALMER, Agent.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23

Tickets 70 points east via the Ms.
souri, Psoino from Canon Oity. and
stations west thereof. will allow pur.
ehassrs side trip from Pueblo " Den.
vef end return whom desired. Plsass
ooaS tAh II ninA.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23
HIGH SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT
Class Exercises in the M. E.
Church.
House Crowded With Friends
and Relatives, Tea chers and
Students--Prof, KeAting
Addresses Class.

The graduating exercises OF the
Florence high school occurred in the
N. e. church last evening and wers
witnessed by over thousand people
the building being packed
Tha church was BEAUTIFULLY deco.
rated with the class colors, potted
plants. palms. etc.. while the class
motto was strung on wire ACROSS
the stage. the decorations being the
handiwork Of the parents and
friends assisted by the olals. 1t is
said that the decorations were the
prettiest ever seen on like occa.
sion. The chairs for tie class oc.
cupied . semi. circle on the back of
the rostrum and str Gamers Of bunt
ing Of the class colors dropping from
the wall we're entwined to the
chairs binding the class together in
zone thought: one purpose
cess. To the right Of the class
chairs we're reserved for the faculty.
while to the right Of the faculty seats
were reserved for the school board.
all Of the male mem bers being pres.
ent Miss Mary Jack played = march
while the class came In and took
their places iu the order planned. the
encore. The high school orchestra
played the overture. which WAS fol.
lowed by prayer led by Rev. Eissell.
Mr.. o. W. Blaney sang q baritone
solo In his usual pleasing style. An.
other oration by Miss Nellie Jessop.
Music on the Rappahanpock" was
we'll rendered and highly enjoyed by
all. II was . difficult piece to rem.
der and Miss Jessop executed her part
in an able manner.
"The Confessional. an oration
BY Mis- Wilda Johnston WAS delivered
beautifully.
The valediotory address was deliver.
cd by Misses Gsnevisvs L. o. Dear.
ing. her endeavor being far above
the expectations Of the audience. Her
address was full Of Thought and good
suggestions.
The high school orchestra then
pleased the audience with another Of
its popular selections being oAlled ON
for response.
Superintendent J. r. Keating Of
the Pueblo City schools was present
and delivered an address before the
GLASS. Prof. Keating 10 an able
scholar. . deep thinker and an
orator. He pointed out tho great
necessities Of an education for the
young In this present day and time.
comparing the educated GLASS and the
uneduoated olAes In the struggles for
an existsnos in this life showing that
the boy or girl with . fairly good
education has the better opportunities
10 secure the beat positions In life.
socially ~ well rs financially. His
remArks are calculated to be Of great
benefit to all who heard him.
The audience was treated to vocal
trio BY Misses Bell. Bragg and Dex.
ter.
The Juniors then marched In bear.
ing bouquets of flowers for each OF
the class from loving friends and rel.
atives.
Greeley Draper. president Of the
board Of education. then made the
presentation Of diplomas The diplo.
mas are artisticAlly pen sngrAven the
work being done by Mr.. e. B. Grid
die. the we'll known pen artist.
DR.. Allan Bell pronounced the
bensdiotion and the exercises were
over. Hearty consrAtuiAtions fol.
lowed and the class Of '06 Is now
mater Of history.
BEING ADvERTlsED-Shep, the
balldoG ffomsrly belonging to N. X
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23

Transferring. furniture moving,
piano hauling done BY Brown d Bon.
suooeasers 70 3. B. killAr. ~
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23

OhilberR's famous ioe cream 10 ssrv.
cd only ct Daniels soda fountain.
71.76
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23

Patronize home industry. .RoGers'
homo made ioe Dream 10 second TO
none. I80 West Main street. 69.76
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23

New ioe cream tables. Ohilberg's
Ice cream. cool place and good ser.
Woe at Daniels soda fountain 7i.75
WILL WE OELEBRATEl-Is Flor.
eroe going to celebrate the Fourth of
July this year. So far nothing has
been suggested that would lead to
the belief that q celebation Of any
kind 10 going to be held here. II
some Sof the lodges would get together
and hold . joint celebration they
might make some money for their
treasures. No one here wants TO see
hurdreds u dollars taken ont Of
town. but II something 10 not done to
keep the people home the town will
surely be worse off after the Fourth
than 1t will be just before then. Who
will bs the arst to start the ball
rolling. Times not far Off.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23

Tribune want eds bring rssulss.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23

last Tuesday this dog appeared at the
homo Of NJ. +. Thomas on Pixies
Peak avenue after walking from Ex.
oelsicr here. The story WAS carried
by the Associated Press wires and the
Buffalo Express OF New York printed
is and then made this comment: !:
IA dog 10 said to have returned
to Florence. Colo. from its old
home in Excelsior Springs, Ark. Z.
with instinct for its only guide.
What INSTINCT The instinct to annoy
its OH neighbors. Of COURSE Sew.
eral postal cards have been received
heie from = New York newholipping
agency with glarinR type Have
You Seen II - The Bulldogs Long
Walk The item ia said to have
been clipped from the New York
Herald. The newsclippng association
says they will send the story for ten
cents.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-23

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