The daily tribune., March 01, 1909, Image 3

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The amusement it fur
nishes is not only instructive,
but it is the kind that keeps
them at home. And best of §
all, the Tkonograph developes |
in them a commercial in- J
stinct, which will serve them |
well in after years. It teaches J|
them to make money by giv- |
ing moving picture shows, [
and in a very snort time they
will earn many times the cost
| of the machine.
Chicago Film Exchange
DENVER, COLO,
ALL KINDS OF GRADING
Moving of heavy machinery a
specialty.
Only moving van in]the city.
All work guaranteed.
«Crescent Grading Company....
A. F. MEYERS, Mgr.
THE TRIBUNE
For Job Printing
F.D. McCORMICH
UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER
205 West Main Street
Phone East 72 Florence, Colo
The Deibert Undertaking Co.
Undertakers and Embalmers,
Bell in tront of our store
will call us day or night
Office Phone E. 45 Res. Florence 196
l For Rentals, |
Real Estate, Loans, Fire Insur
ance, Notary Public. See or
phone Red 161
H. S. ANDREWS
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Take a Look \
While down town stepin and |
seo our newly arrived stock of
goods.
We have ovorylhimj for the l
home. Maybe you need a rug, a
carges or lineolum.
We have the very latest paterns
and guarantee the quality.
We are also showing the finest
line of furniture that has been
brought to Florence.
Better solect now the articles
you will need for spring house
cleaning before the choi‘cnflt. Are
sold.
We are always glad to show any
goods whether you buy or not.
THE GEO. M. DEIBER'I‘
FURNITURE COMPANY.
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MRS. T. M. HOWELLS
Concert Soprano
Teacher of V‘nico Oulture and
nging.
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Second Class
Colonist Tickets
to
California, Arizona,
New Mexico,
and the Northwest.
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On sale daily March 1 to April 30,
1909, inclusive. Only a few points‘
are shown here. For rates to other
points and information about the
liberal stop-over privileges accord
ed, see me.
Los Ange1e5.....................525 00
San Franci5c0................... 2500
San Diego ...7....c.viviniinn.. 2500
PasAdBDA ... 00 ivies connves sy o 2500
Redlands ..................000.. 2500
,5acrnment.0...'...........‘....... 25 00
FEAN JOBB oieenstn iavecisssassoses 2000
|Santa 8arbara................... 2500
P reln i seist o S e . e T L 2 00,
‘M0n1er0y..............A......... 25 50
1 Ontario,. ..o, .oviiiiiiiiiiiae.. 2500
FRTOBOOCHI s 3% so e s ihas va ovs 000 o7a 2D,00
PN Re RT RRs i SEREAE i1 V)
[ Wlagitaltys (k. L ei v 95100
L KANGIMAD 002 veenenss onnrosessess 2600
L OOy s P e oLy s 00
I IRbeTE, N it R T 5 9800
GOLABBIA L o 5 sviesinnesnmis saas o 5 8000
onopah i L L A T s . 85,60
Byelcllv. o) osod ST o 1 83100
Deming . i i R e ' 98.00
Dr AU e S St s ass ks ‘.’.500[
SHyer Oty F i, e, W, s i 2500
Whitewater...................... 2500]
Wingate.................c00eenes 2500
Chihuahua ...................... 27195
CIORAYIIAS NS oo tasiad bos cnviassats 2500
Mexico City ............00uvvnnn. 2795
San Luis P0t05i.................. 2795
Dc.scripti\'e literature, tickets,
sleeping car space, and information
may be had by applying to i
A. G. PALMER, Agent, ,
FLORENCE, COLO. 1
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One 10 acre tract on Beaver Park, }|e¢
fenced and set to fruit, price ]
Sl $2,000 | '
One 10. acre tract on Beaver Park, f|°
fenced and under cultivation, price C
$1,650 ’
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For sale or trade for Florence prop
erty. Equity in 10 acres of fruit J|*
land between Florence and Canon. «
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Six room modern house on easy pay- §{
ments,
$l6OO 1
Ranches and Frudit Tracts too num- §|y
erous to mention. 1
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Pianos sold on easy payments. r
CALL AND SEE ME. '
Office in Frueauff Bros. Book Store. }|
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COMMUNICATED.
To the Editor of The Tribune—
Dear Sir—l notice in your issue of
February 27th a short article concern
ing the Florence Free Library in
which you state that any plan that
tends to extend the usefullness of the
. | library is cordially sapported by the
"loftizens of Florence. You also state
that is is to be regretted that the lib
rary is not more centraliy located and
is not open continuously.
The first statement, my dear sir,
is untrue. The people of Florence do
not cordially support the Public uib
{¢ary. The Kirmess was not patron
| {zed simply for the benefit of the
| Ltbrary, but because it was a means
'|of ontertainment and a obance to
| criticise some of our townspeople if
they falled to make good.
i As witness, the fact that we are
: supporting three pioture shows, whllel
|our Pablic Library i 8 receiving the
L magnificent snm of $6.25 In monthly
sbucsriptions and from the sale of
: library cards the further additional
immonse snm of $4.50, making a to
tal support of §10.756 per month from
our ilberal ocitizens. Of course, you
may say that they patronize shows,
bazars and soforth when given for the
Library, but that is for the sake of
the entertainment, as per our picture
Bbhows mentioned above.
l The merchants you say are com
menting favorably upon the efforts
made by the Library board to supply
the need of rest room. Comments,
my dear sir,do not cost anything, but |
how many of these same merchunts
put their hand in their pockets each |,
month and draw forth ome of our|,
good American dollars to help to sup- |
ply the need of a rest room and Lib- |,
rary? Divide the $6.25 by $1 per
merchant and yon have six and one
fourth merchants, and 1 think you :
will very likely find one or more '
of these six are not merchants. Who ‘
!zhe one-fourth merchant s, it
‘mlghc be hard to find out. ]
The statement that it is to be re- 1
gretted that the Library =is not ’
more centrallz looah\d ramisnd- "1
- wwsy 1 read in the paper: some
time ago of an accident that happen- ,
ed to an old gentleman who was I
peddling and carried his stook in :
trade in a basket. He was run into ;
on the street by a wagon, knocked !
down, hart, and his stock almost de- :
stroyed The people gathered around ’
and one among them expressed him- £
self as being extremely sorry for the I
old man. When a Quaker standivg by !
turned to him and said, ‘‘How much
is thee sorry, my friend, 1 am sorry |(
$5.00. How much is thee sorry?’’ C
The papers are supposed to exprass ||
public opinion; then in the words of |t
the Quaker, how much does the pub- |
lic regret that the Library is not in|(
s more central location ? )
1 myself,regret it to the amount of |8
SSO per year. 1f any other nineteen |&
oitizens of the oity of Florence feels |¢
$5 worsh of cordiality per year to-|Y
wards the public Library, it can soon |3
be in a central location. Now if the |t
merchants of Florence think so fav-|#
orably of the efforts of the small band | €
of men and women that has struggled |
80 long and under such discouraging |
conditions to furnish the children |¢
and adults of Florence and the visft. |1
ors thereto, with a place where there
‘ls a thousand per oent more enter
tainment than can be gotten out of |/
eithera Kirmess, a bazar or a plec
ture show,let them come forward and
if they oan not pledge nand pay SSO
let them generously give as near that l
amount a8 they can.
1f this harts anybody's feelings 1
will be glad of it, because some-|!
body needs to be hurt. If anyone
wishes to cover my ante all they
veed to do i» to make it koown in|
The Tribune. 1
A SUBSORIBER, J
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The Fromont county district court |-
whioh has been in session since last |
Wednesdny , adjourned Saturday l
afternoon till Tharsday morning :
March 4th. The attention of the|,
oourt has beon taken up io hearing |
avidonce In m number of water cnses |
from the western part of the county, |
On the reassembling of court the mo- '
tion of the defendant for a ohauge of |
venne in the divoroe oase brooght |
by Mrs. John Ritzman against her
husband will be heard. The defend- |
ant asks that a change of venue be 1
granted from Fremount to Montrose
Wfllly. |
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST.
' The Oentral Backsliders and ¢}
| First team of the Oentral 'achgo
"I played a- game of baseball Bnm x
| afternoon.. whioh resulted in :%
| tory for the Backsliders to the tan
"lot 21 to 6.
: March came in like a lion. Th
.| wind has been blowing all day am
j{the dust is a fright. Such weathe:
as this is not condacive to a bij
; trade for the business men as the peo
5 ple are not on the streets much to d
_{Any shopping.
: Friends of Louis Ginbserg tender.
led him a surprige party at his home
'lon West Third street lust night in
| honor of his forty-third birthday.
There were about twenty present
and Mr. Ginsberg was taken by sur
'lpxlse completely. A number of games
' were played and dainty refreshments
were served by Mrs, Ginsberg.
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This is the date whoen chickens and
other fowls are supposed to be penned
up. While no complaints regarding
the ruuning at darge of the chicks
bave been reported to this office it
would be well for thoso owning
same to keep them penned, as the
ordinance regulating such imposes a
heavy fine,
The Florence Oil and Refining
company is arranging to drill its
well near Oastle Rock deeper,
While the ofl flow has not stopped
it is diminishing aud the greater
depth is expected to open a new
zone of oil. This same well was
deeponed about a year ago and a big
ger flow than the first one struck was
opened. Mr Guwmaer hopes that the
new depth will repeat history. |
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The city authorities are lmvlng‘
new Central park fertilizad prepara -
tory to planting the ground to grass,
flowers and trees this spring. 1t is
proposed to make this park a very
pleasant place to while away the
time. 1t has not beon definitely de
cided as yet as to \\'ll}_fl!llfi};&&leufll‘n'flr
l'ilént’l::a_;vo;k but it (n. expected this
question will be taken up and dis
posed of at the me eting of the leagune
Friday. The park site covers more
than half an acre of ground and be
ing located alongside the Rio Grande
railroad, will not only prove to be
a thing of beaunty for Florence resi
dents and visitors, but for those
passing forth aud back on thes train
as well,
The tourist business through
Oolorado to the Pacific coast will re
celve a big boost today. The new
homegeeker rates go into effect from
the East to Ildaho, Oalifornia and
Washiogton. The Denver and Rio
Grande company has contracted to
handle at leagt £fty three extra cars
a week over ils roand from Denver
and Paoeblo into Salt Lake Uity and
Odgen. Wednesday the Rio Grande
will start its ‘‘Tourist Special’'which
will be run as second No. 6 on the
trin schedule. 1t will consist of five
tourist sleepers from Denver and one
each from Oolorado Springs, Pueblo
and Grand Junction. 1t will bave a
Denver-Portland car which will go
direct through Florence to the Oregon
metropolis without change.
ONE WAY OUT.
A Florence Resident Shows That
Way.
Only one way to core a bad back.
Liniment and plasters may re
leve it;
~ They won't cure it
Backachie meaus sick Aidneys.
Doan’s Kidney Pills core all kid
ney ills,
Florence people prove this.
Read this onse of jt:
lewis BSheeley ot Sheely and
Johnson, contrastors and builders,and
living at 1016 West BSecond street,
Florence, 0010., says: ‘‘l have used
Doan's Kidney Pills aud can Justly
vouch for thelr excellont merits. At
intorvals for ten yoars,l was troubled |
by my kidneys. I had much back
ache, and frequently the attacks were
80 tovere that 1 would be kept in mis
ery for days. I flortunately read
nbout Doan's Kidney Pills and nc
ordingly procored m box at Dnniels’
drog store, They went right to the
wont of the trouble, and not only ban
ished the pain Iu my back but com
pletely rid me of every indication of
disordered kidneys. ]
For salo by all dealors, Price 50
conts. Forest-Milburn Qo., Baffalo,
Now York, solo agouts for the United
Btatos.
Remember the name—Doan's—and
take no other. mwt
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2 2 of the first water. Weo want you toshow it to
enulne lamn" your frionds and take orders for us, and it sells
itself-sells at sight and makes
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for ‘nn absolutely without offort on your part,
Vo want good, honest ropresentatives overywhors, in overy loeality, city orcoantry, in fact
in overy country thronghout the world, both men and womoen, young er old, who will not well or
pawn Jt" Barvatto Simulation Diamonds under ths pretense that they are Genuine Gems, as
such action with simulation diamonds sonfetimes leads to trouble or embarassmeont, as shown
by the following article from The Chicago Examiner, Noy, 15, 1908,
THE KING OF DIAMONDS HAS LICENSE TAKEN AWAY
ALLEGED BOGUS GEM MAN RAILS AT NEWSPAPER?.
BURLINGTON, iA., Nov, 14, For somotime past newspapors in lowa cities have been report
ing the operations of n man whom thoy ealled “The King of Diamonds.' It appears thet there
was nothing eriminal in bis operations, whieh consisted in selling “phoney” diamonds, but his
methods of proce lare were not exactly according to the rules. l'{n usually drops into a jobbing
housa and tells of mesting such and such a representative of the hoass on the road and solling
him a diamond to delivered at the store. He explaing that the dinmond is only an imitation,
and offors to sell anyb dy else around the place tho same thivg, Thos he works up an intorest
and usoally suceoods in solling some of his glasswars. Mr. Jack of Diamonds droppsd into City
Auditor Norton's offies one morning and socured u liconso to sell his waros, He had only been
out a short time, however' until Chief of Police Hiltz learued of him. Calling in the peddier, he
relieved him of his license and gaye him back tha money he had paid for it. As the man had
i.“.nlmillml Bo erime ho was reloased. He was bitter against the uewspapers for injaring his
e It you want to wear a simulation diamond, to the ordinary observer almost
liko unto n gem of tha purest ray sorono, a fitting substituts for the genuine
or if yon want to make money, don't walt--ACT *()l).\\‘. a8 this advertise
mont may not appear, nor this nnusual and oxtrarodinary opnorte=is
again, Fill out the coupon below and send - -
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We're going to keep everyone of our old customers,
We're going to get a lot of new ones.
We're going to give all customers equal consider
| ation whether large or nmu”,l y i !
| We're going to eell photos that will give satisfaction,
We're going to sell them at honest prices, .
We're going to give every customer individual attention,
We're going to make it worth your while to deal with us,
And last but not least we are not going to break our reso
lutions.
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