Tribune Mazeppa The * ?!**«.*■ JUJIE 6 MINN., 1906. MAZEPPA, PRICE $1 PER .BO VOL YEAR, 30.—N0. 28 in Mi ] 1 ''■ .. - diiiigetic# and in during civil wonderful made before the perseverance days progress Memorial Day. stirring war. of the pursuit knowledge, during and Nineteenth Century, of his the Brown, John" of spoke He Do praised Your for civilized them the work good Feet Kansas entire the Ache which time struggle ? in the in part heavy Although there was a acco&ipUibed, reminding the them transformed world by of and his slavery against was unsuccessful shower preceding the night on tba that telegraph, they had chosen motto the slaves engine and free steam attempt to the Memorial Wednesday Day, was a Onward “Forever ’ 7 inspiration the especially John and dwelt stating Harper’s Ferry wa* an at upon suitably day of and sunshine, was to and continued given valuable inventions failed accomplish great Brown to un? many the observed in Mazeppa. In tiring effort in striving to acquire inventors American world by the because he disregarded the results to Does day and hard early from feet ' details of morning several a warm put a out one your knowledge. He said the parents The period. that Lincoln during while Abraham law, started D. No. C. Ford 150 post Mazeppa of should their that creditable. justified by law only when acted see very business essay was ? Do feel if would give anything Zumbro you as Valley, you for Bear out had children least high school delivered at Robinson abolished but Miss Agnes and only slavery a not South and Falls, Belle Chester fie education, stated that there then “My Native for pair entitled, of shoes which Thomas oration Rev. would savsd the union. through a an carry you of Troy decorate the to graves three complete of steps to expressive which were Land,” said that teaching history a to was in the in cemrades who rest the day and still leave cemeteries able navigate If ? education: to graduation from the you rendered so, and patriotism, should be taught the they was young of those towns. The schools, graduation from praiseworthy in common that great manner. a ever won was no cause pair try of famous the formed Main a procession The on high the that school, fact and gltoduatien speaker emphasized the regardless adherants when its were the Street 2 in about at m. p. from United college. The the college loyal all who to course few of law, and that there were were Mazeppa afternoon. The of veterans might essential Americans, might be States and flag not its oi were than examples the better of tact nTj parade and vicinity, led the r *7 nationality school to in life but high the regardless of success a John Brown. of the career Then am} lx. with the stripes. stars eductaion belonged, indispensable. jLt have which they D to was delivered may FOR The Benediction MEN was Corps. Woman’s Relief the came this g of residents The becoming benediction before delivered J. Wolner, H. until Rev. was by recently and The of R. members A. the U. SHOES Rev. by Moxie. Herrmann Snpt. country. St. Andrew’s of pastor Mazeppa W. the R. C. marched to delivered prophecy in address The class the audience invited to was an church. parade High the School where The speaker Zeno Page. by guardians and to parents children of the joined the by was Graduating Exercises what conjectuie endeavored to visit the schools during the public flowers. schools carrying coming his school possibly He stated Grade. happen to of the Bth. might year. L’pon the arriving cemetery at that the twenty of during the next teachers classmates corps were They would $5.00, religious the after ceremonies cost if paid the regular you " you High improving School The class prophecy the and was years. public schools children of the audience large appreciative A and of that during price, of keen the he coming but indicative introducing sense year them $4 a we are 50. at beautiful “America” and attended graduating the sang applauded trusted the heartily of improvement and work humor was placed of flowers wreaths of the eighth grade at were exercises Twenty satisfied during j this spring would continue, earnestly wearers past requesting valedictory delivered the Ford Edwin of departed the the Friday High School building the graves upon of Mazeppa the people take to Weiderselm” His “Auf soldiers. from their evening. worth. Try season pair. a active interest in welfare the an and well liis chosen words reformed The then were procession The delivered by invocation was of the public towns school eystemj He well rendered. speech mentioned marched bridge and the to High School Rev. Moxie. The over The members of the graduating member the fact that Zumbro where flowers a the river spirited rendered orchestra a of class eighth the grade are of class, Zeno Page, the was soon thrown in the river in selection. musical were memory Edwin Ford, Zeno Page, Clarence for his leave with parents liis to killed and of sailors in battle delivered The Salutatory was Philley, Frank Almeter, Robert Washington, of Btate in the home buried new at Almeter. The subject by Frank sea. Misses Manthei and Robinson, Agnes Wealth of discourse “The The liis memorial services were was Mary Lemke, Mary Parkinsou of teacher Upliam Mr. Harris, reviewed concluded Our Country.” He Phillips House of Opera at and" Lucy Clemens. grades, of of the and eighth brief history seventh The financial invocation delivered by in the was i class United the graduating to presented Rev, the States, and Moxie. consisting A quartette gave Mazeppa High School *——— .. - brief address, Supt. Herrmann, in Mrs. statistics showing great increase of J. Moxie, Mrs. R. the a Commencement. praised the of this which Mrs. in the wealth in he Mason, Edna Sheldon and ■’ ■ 1 i i i ■ rajtar- ■ -- - ■■ ■ - - - taken in class for the Miss Silsbee from the 1800 interest to the rendered several country 1 year appropriate the work showed their studies, and for large and His A time. effort appreciative audience-attended Mrs. J. W. present songs. PHILLIPS CO.. & school accomplished during the the Kingsley close study of the subject. commencement recited patriotic a a poem. the class Before presenting Phillips’ Clarence Pliilley delivered exercises at Opera House Rev. Percy Thomas, of Red an year. Herrmann Snpt. diplomas, Saturday their Wing, delivered with evening Miss the Memorial when Day “The Importance of the essay on t pupils for tlieir thanked tlie Delia Noel Miss address, He and Hoff, Anna reviewed briefly the Last Century.” He told of the MAZEPPA the members of the class of two MINNESOTA. . . 1906, graduated from High the rt’i 4*l ft*T rtt tITt tlTt fTi 4Y-4t rT? fIT? rtr tITt rtt 4*» ffT tTt tTt 1 tTt • School with highest honors. l 47tp ‘l 1 ‘l 1 1 s l 4L* l i l 4* J i l 4>* l J l i *4? l l l i **k '4* 1 *4.’ *4.* 4- W + + + + + + The invocation delivered by was 11 11 Cream , 18 Butler, 14 Eggs, 14 the of the Congregational c„ pastor c., c. church, Rev. Moxie. CAREFULLY! READ Miss Delia Noel the was Salutatorian. She thanked the assemblage for its interest in the school and class, the thanked and £K the people Mazeppa of for the human lives. Fiirthhrriiore lie of interest in the education. an cause liberality 1-2 which had Price provided the 1-2 Price become stated that had The Valedictoriah in 0 war now f concluding with its splendid town school destructive with the .... her eloquent address bade so many new and high system school. Miss of death-dealing fatewell, inventions firearms in dramatic # sentences, # Cut in Haives. Noel spoke in well-modulated projectiles, and that schoolmates a to and teachers and war voice; her thoughts impossible would finally become the school. were expressed in well-chosen phrases of of destructiveness because the The friends of the class of ’O6 had very classic English, and delivery her remembered of warfare. He liberally of the graduates weapons of the Salutatory evinced the Peace Zrhese referred the Conference to with values, large good number of of hind, of bouquets consist two extra a or a of elocutionary possession talent. Hague aucl 1899 the the in to of at beautiful flowers, which # Superintendent W. C. Herrman conference be to second of in evidence front of large in /\eavy, light weights, variety peace the in were some some a introduced the audience to Dr. G. September of held in this stage. year. ❖ O. Virtue, instructor History, in pointed fact Dr. Virtue the out J. R. Mason, President of the colors and patterns. Physics and Social Science at world awakening the that to the Board j of Education presented was Winona Normal, who delivered possibility that the the vast the graduates with their diplomas. sums Children’s SVBen’s Youths’ and address “International by the an expended In of great brief en Speech, Mr. Mason said money a Peace.” Dr. Virtue is of and armies maintaining in that nations a man recommendation of the on *§■ Price. great erudition and of Half the Suits, One saved by international $ could be navies one school state Inspector Mazeppa the an foremost educaters of State the High disarmament. of (School agreement would become a of Minnesota. His theories in international high that state and school audits ft* graduates an $15.00 $7.50. suit $6.50 $3.25. regard the problems suit to great of would be formed be might tribunal received by University the composed % 12.00 “ 6.00. the 5.00 2.50. original. He believes “ <K age are representatives of all of of Minnesota the other, or any. *£* 10.00 ■£« 5.00. “ that 4.00 2.00. and attendant its evils “ war settle college to the great university. every powers or 8.00 4.00. “ should 3.00 1.50. be relegated oblivion, to “ ■fr by nations between dispute One the of pleasant features of and T r that of portion the a enormous without 4* judicial trial to down and the line. the resource exercises on il so it commencement it St Si was expended by great nations sums benefits - which while the T? els the excellent arms, music rendered by t for and the armaments construction mankind, the would result to to High School the orchestra. Come Prices and them. in marked plain T in see of should warships be used and and the science, to arts cause Notice* instead in the best of TTT interests by abolishing oUeducation. war figures* J iek the and out suit education. ?+* Dr. Virtue said that be would altogether great to so as | while it been sometimes has incalculable. For Bale—good almost building be Call tPfice “Cut roetr Jfcalves. the in the stated that idea of at the international held mile Town west of duarry the Hoff interest Miss Anna ono an Hall of Town of Chester. entirely of is with the of audience peace the 3t. Mat Poxcelet, modern law-givers and the origin, eloquent periods valedictory. In Sigmond & Olson, times-looked prophets of Biblical gratitude of the expressed the she ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH forward days Sunday: in those to Sermon 3p. of people at the class of ’O6 to a even m, would time warfaie when A cordial welcome had is all, liberality extended whose to Mazeppa cease provided H tjhe In proof of nations. the Star Outfitters school splendid high among the Virtue read this Dr. assertion of Education Board building! the to CASTOR! A scriptures, from the for-its efforts to earnest particularly passages For Infants book Isaiah. Children, the s of and school system improve the The. Bought Yeu Have Always Kind Superintetident the' referred to the Mazeppa? The speaker to ah 4 the. of Mazeppa; the teachers of between cost war» enormous appealed d end she ptlblic schools, only i the nations, not great of Signature general public in tc take the precious to wealth but in material intentional duplicate exposure DEFECTIVE PAGE