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GRADUATE FROM MARSH
FIELD HIGH SCHOOL
Fine Program of Commencement Ex
ercises Carried Out Fri
day Evening
The commencement i-xt-rcin" ol the
.Marshfield high school took plat Friday
live nine before a late mul appreciative
amiiance. The entire program wa car
rled out without a hitch lo mar the
evenine'e pleasure and every thing seem-1 on ,m., ,.( co0rs, tanlinal and wMto
tl to harmouiie and and blend to make ,0 pji,,,,
nr
Unniier day ounbine.l witli the Stli
urade gradna inc exercises look place at
the school house Frhlav afternoon, In
assembally hall. The ihinner day pro
gram was pren-nted by tne tirst prad
pupils, who were carefully trained by
Mrs. P. M. WMbor. the teacher of that
Krade. All thcllttlc lots acquitted them
selves in a most crnlitable manner,
which reflect grtat credit upon their
teacher.
Tne lommencement ercles ol tho
Kiauimer school were of a high order.
All the vo.niK lady laduatrs were
dicrst-d in spotless wliile, which showed
FOR SALE
run bred Mammoth Hronze
Turkeys from the fniuoim WihhI
nrd and Minimis strain Toum
rAK) each. Trliw I0.U Kkkm for
Imtvlilnir :t.&0 for it Ht'ttliijr. of U.
Ihirred Plviuoiith Hock CitckerelH
i.riii ti fo.tm. narreti riyiiiimin
Itock and S. (' llrovvii l.t'tfluirn
ckkh $IM per eottliiK. of CI
SettliiL'H from the famntia In
dian lUtuiicr Duck 1.M for l.
llntchlnuH from three ltuportcd
Ihirred Hock liens with reconlM of
MMot-lu? cgKH in Mil days i-i.W
Hr wllinc. iimpcciinn iiiviicii.
Adilrww FIUNK HiMlKHS,
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.MAHSHFIKU)
OHF.UON
the event what it was, a ttrnnd succesc
The tai;e dtcorr lions were beautiiul
and stiiflciftit to give a complete air to
The "Macs proph cy" by Myrtle, IVn
nock, was ably written and well delivered
Tne Valedictory was written by Stella
(iolden in bebaii ol the leathers pre
tented Mis Susit- Kickwortb with it,
beautiful nivenier in recognition ol her
ever willing services in Hesitiug the.
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the participants and all surroundings. yuovnu and was very well del v red
Ptolesror Uolden. the corps ol teach ,mbowed much painstaking stn-'y.
ers, the school board and mlnisteree of Tjwe Biduating ! Myrtle IVn-'
the various churche were seated ou thet nDC(, Eva Coke, Delia Chapman, Stella!
stage forming a sem'clrcle, the grdu- QdIovsou, Samuel Marsden, HayTibbetis
atea and representative of the 1W3 class Lmj Thomas Nielson.
beidg a part thereof, the whole, embel-( The receipts ai the dir were tt.4U .
ished with the decorations, lurking a I At the close of the exerci-es i'lofessor
pleasing effect.
The musical portion of the eveuing'a
entertainment waa probably tbe finest
ever rendered, in Marshfield on any oc
casiou and was thoroughly appreciated j ,t.cn efforts of the school. I
by the larve audience and tbe highest j The banner awarde to the tlrst grade'
praise is due to each and every one ol j-mj 7t, nd 8th grade,
those who took part. ' ...
The salutatory. Pieteuatiou of Cla.s Sciatic Rheuuiatisui Cnretf After
Mantle, acceptance fur cltus llJ3 an J
the valedictory aud other papers, all i Fourlceu Years of Sufienu",
show a high standard of work and the, "1 have ben atll ctel with Kiaii
citizens ol Marahfield are and ought to iJiiuui-tlVni lor loo'."i )".'! "A
Jurh .dgur, ol Ueruiuutowu, Lai. i
be justly proud of their school. Col- was able in be around tint oiiirUntl)
uu.ua might be written in laudation of 1 Jh fjft' KimbE
the various parte of the piogram. I'o1 Iain's I'mn Ualui, which I did and was
s.y that one and all did honor to them ZtlZ'Jfuy , tt
selves, and their effort apeak highly not a nee leiurned." Why dot us ilii
forouriustitution of learning. hn.meut and get well? Il i. formic ti
Johul'ieiMs
Miss Davis in the salutatory did very
nicely. Although her themo whs jme-
what lengthy, the audiauce showed in
tercet throughout and we predict a bright
future (or tbe young lady.
"Public Opmiou" wastheuexltLeme,
by 'Fred M. Hofer and was delivered '
tairly wed considering he waihuoniy
one of the sterner sex among tms bevy
of "Sweet Girl Graduates."
Following this waa one of the finest
numbers of the evening the presentation
and acceptance of the "Clau Mantle"
by Mnw Alice McCormauaud Tom lieu ,
uett 01 tbe claes of 11K)3. Mies Alice's
Theme "tsilent Influences" showed a
great deal of thought and study and
v.ai 'delivered in a masterly manner.
The passing of the Mantle from the
Senior to the Junior claes is always a
more or less impressive ceremony and
this occaseion was no exception to-tbe
ruie. Mr. Uennett, who is noted for al
ways being equal to the occasion, did
himtell proud. His delivery waa
with that ease and grace which is the
gift of every true orator.
And last but by no means least the
valedictory, by Miaas Johnson deserves
special mention. She handled her
subject, "Things to think about" in a
very entertaining and interesting man
ner and the parting words to the
school board, teachers and class mates
were expressive of love, gratitude and
sincerity.
Prof. Golden, who has brought most
ol these young people through the larger
portion of their school life can justly feel
proud at having retained the full re
spect uud confidence of bis class to the
end and it must have been a pleasure to
him 'in handing them their well earned
diplomas.
The graduates were bountifully re-
F.Hnaim A Hen not I
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ALL CASES OF
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING!
ARE NOW CURABLE
by our new invention. Only those born deaf are incurable.
HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
F. A. WERNTAN, OF BALTIMORE, EAYSt '
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GtntUwun . DeiaK entirely cured of deafneu, thanks lo your treatment,,! will now Kite you
rnu aiMory or my ctir. to ne ua t your aiKreiiun,
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I underwent a treatment lor catarrh, for three montha. without any tuoccsa,conmicu a limn
lurnl nhvklciam imnni ntlmi Ih. mn.t rmllirtil rar .tvrlallit of Ihll cilVi WfllO loll lilt that
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About five years ago my right ear began to slog, and this kept on Kttlln8 WOrK. until 1 !xt
hearing in this ear entirely. , .
I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three montha. -without any tuoccsa,conultcd a nutn
of phynidana, among othera, themot eminent eur special Ut of this city, who told me that
ouly an operation could help me, and even that only temporarily, that tne neati noiaec woujh
then cease, but the hearing In the affected ear would lx lout forever. . , ,
I then mw ypur advcrtUenent acddenUlly in a New York paper, and orilcrcjl your treaJ.
went. After I had ukiI It only a few days according to yMr dlrectiona." the froleceoed. and
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anything required in Fir, Spruce, -,
Red and White Cedar.
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phone Mam i5i, North Bend, Ore
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jmg nrc some of our agents: George Lorcnr, IlanJon; N. Lotcnr, Coqullle
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