The daily tribune., March 01, 1909, Image 1

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J. Victor McCandless
FIRE INSURANCE
THAT INSURES.
VOL. 25 No. 1
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A Letter That Will
Be of Interest * ¢
To those who buy Good Clothing
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Below you will find a letter from our fellow townsman,
V. A. Robinson. Mr. Robinson, before leaving for
Chicago, purchased'a suit and overcoat from us, which
he had intended to purchasein Chicago. We induced
him to make the purchase of us—hence this letter. . .
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OnIOAGO, ILL, FEBRUARY 14, 1909.
Mr. Nat McConnell and Boston Dry Goods Co.,
Florence, Colo.,
Dear Sir and Gentlemen:—
On top of what you had said relative to possible
differenee in prices between yours and Chicago prices,
I thought I would learn for my own satisfaction what I
might have saved on suit and overcoat you sold me, had
I purchased in Chicago. T have not found a single suit
of any make of the quality you sold me for less money
anywhere; in fact, the same suit displayed, bore a tag
50c more than your price. At nc time has the suit or
similar quality been displayed at a sales price, and T
have visited the home of the H., S. & M. Clothing most
every day. [The overcoat was displayed on Saturday at
a sale price 50c less than I paid you, not enough dif
ference to pay freight on an individual suit.
These were interesting facts to me and ought
to be to the home merchant. I wish all Florence people
could appreciate the facts as I now do.
Very truly yours,
- VERNER A. ROBINSON.
The Boston Dry Goods
and Clothing Company
The home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing.
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Watchmaker and Jeweler
D. & R. G. Watch Inspector
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THE FLORENCE FUEL CO.
Best Lump Coal $330 Phone E. 82
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GOId Label Beer OLIVE OIL, in large and smull quantities ‘
Delivered to uny part of the city, .
Gold Label Beer #1 per doz. pts. Tom OfCCCh'O
Phone Florence 10
THE DAILY TRIBUNE
FLORENCE, COLORADO, MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1909 °
EGONVICT KILLS A
MAN WHOSE WIFE
HE WRONGED
Joseph Brown Shoots Robert G-il-‘
rath While Walking Near Mill
at Missoula, Montana, ‘
SLAYER ALLEGES ATTACK
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Brother of Slain Man Tells of the
Crime from Ambush—Brown ‘
Arrested Few Hours Later
Missounla, Mont., March 1—To
avenge himself on the husband of the
woman for whose wrouging he had
just comploted a five-yoar term in the
penitentiary, Joseph Brown, shot and
kilied Robert Gilruth, while the lat
ter, accompanied by nis brother, was
walking along the road near Ohicke
man’s mill, six miles west of Lolo,
Mont.
Brown was arrested in Missonla, a
few hours later, and the brother of
the slain man is beld in ocustody
as a witness.
When arrested for the crime,
Brown declared that he had been at
tacked by the Gilruth brothers with
an axe and other wapons and that he
shot in self-defense. He was wounded
in several places and it was while
‘having these injuries dressed that he
was captured. Tlre brother of the
dead man flatly denfes Brown's state
ment and declared that he and his
brother were deliberately ambushed
by Brown.
MACOKIE & BAILEY.
For modern methods in barbering.
Public bath and electric massage.
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VICTIMS WAITING TO
IDENTIFY MAYBRAY
Counneil Bluffs, 1a , March 1—When
J. O. Maybray arrives in this city
Tuesday from Little Rock in charge
;ol a detective he will find awaiting
him & number of men from differcnt
‘paru of the country, come to identify
‘hlm in conuection with alleged swind
illng operations carried on here last
‘yunr. inspector Swenson ,who has had
charge of the case for the govern
‘ment, was here today. He says the
}euormny of the swindling operations
grow as time passes and that every
day brings confirmation of additional
victims,
If you oan not talk Eoglish talk to
us in German and you will be prompt- ‘
ly waited on at Daniels’ Drug Store,
PLANNED MURDER WHILE
STILL IN STATE PRISON
Des Moines, Ia., March 1—Johuy
Junkin, self-confessed negro slayer of
Clara Rosen at Ottawma, Feb, 5 last
was brought hLers for safe keeping,
as threats have been made against
him in Ottumwa
Junkin admitted that he made plans
for the Rosen murder while he was
in the state penitentiary serviog
time for robbing a woman. He killed
Miss Rosen a few days after his re
lease from prison,
Srare or Omo, Crry «:v'i‘t-rl,urr-. / |
Luoas Cousry, g
Frank J. Cheney makes outh that he
is senior partoer of the tirm of F.J.
Cheneoy & Co., doing business in the city
of Toledo, county and state aforesaid and
that said tirm will{my the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ey
ery caso of eatarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of Hall's Caturrh Clure,
FRANK J, CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my psesence this G6th day of Decom
ber A, D, 1856, A. W. GLEASON,
(SEAL) Notary Public,
Hall's Catarrh Cure is tuken internal
ly and acts dirm-ll{ on the blood und mu
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials froo,
' F.J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O,
Sold by all druggists, 706c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation
The March session of the Fremont
county court began in Onnon Oty
todany. There are nseveral cases to
be tried,
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‘m remain of our Semi-Annual Clearance Sale. All m
discounts will then be withdrawn. We are still
showing a fair assortment of Suits and Overcoats
at discount prices; many of them can be worn un
til extreme hot weather. ‘
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Some of the Crush Hats at 50c and Shirts at 3 for $1 are left, but not many
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Boys' Knee Pants, 9 to 14, value 50 C
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COLLEGE AEPORT SAYS
LESS POLITICS IN
UNIVERSITY
Dismistal of President of Wyoming
Univ. Couldn’t Occur Again, |
Says Statement. ;
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POLITICAL 'INTERFERENCE
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Pres, Pritchett Says Much Has
Been Done to End Politics in |
Colleges and Universities, '
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New York, March 1—Thse t.hlnl:
anpual report of the president and
treasurer of the Oarnegie Foundm!
tion for the Advancement of Teach
ing has been made public for the
flacal yenr ending Sept. 850, 1908,
Seventy-sight names were added to
the retiring allowance roll at a
total cost of $113,765. The distrib
ution of the allowances ranged from
Maine to California The maximam
amount of a retiring allowance was
increased from #3,000 (o $1,000 and
the pension will be granted to the
widow of a professor in an accepted
institation who has for 10 years been
matried to the professor
President Heory Smith Pritchetr
of the foundation says much has been
done to end political interference in
state colleges and universities. Ho
cites the trying experiences at the
University of Wyoming and the Unl-|
verity of Oklalioma during the plltI
year whera, in the former case, the
president was dismissed and in llml
latter the president and several pro
fossors espelled because of pulnirhll
agitation. These experiences nm!
not likely to happen again in any
part of the country, Le says, ‘
The present assets of the founda
tion are $10,762,058. The total in
come for the fiseal yenr ending Sept
80, 1908, wes $530,805, and total ex
ponditores $257,072, leaving $248,283.
If you want the best call at the
Blue Front Bakery. ditf
FIRST CHINAMAN TO
BE HONORED CORNELL
ithaon, N Y., March 1 —Tonfa Ha
of Wu Uhengs Slen, Obion,was eleot
od to the Pii Beta Kappa fratornity
at Cornell. It is tho first time n
Ohinsman was ever eleoted to the
highest honorary society nt Cornell
Buy the famous Lowney oandy it
you want the best; for sale only at
Danlels drog store 1800
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