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Evening star., 1901-11-26
A Special Offering of
One Grand Item
I'm Dress Goods

as a Thanksgiving souvenir
81 pieces of $I.oo Imported
Dress Goods for, per yard, ACC.
This is a bargain which is real
ly Of unusual merit-there are
two weaves-All-wool Chev-
ron and All-wool Velour Cords
these two lots came when
we least expected them, and
we are very thankful for hav-
ing a chance to secure such
great value-we have them in
plain and blended or two-tone
colorings-you have every op-
portunity of securing the ma
terial for a dress at actually
half OF what the cloth is worth.
Remember, that you get $I.oo
!%sa:'s' pPsss Geoss, %SS, 4OCo
for, per yard. %.
Evening star., 1901-11-26

JUST WITHIN OUR GRASP RIGHT
IMMENSE LOT OF EIE-
AT AN 0PP0RTUNE TIME-T'HE BACK
BUYERS TO C0UNTERMAND THEIR
JRER STOCKED WITH GOODS WHICH
IL TO OUR L0T-wE PREFER LARGE
WARRANT DEALS OF THIS KIND-wE
631 ADDITIONAL PAIRS OF WOMEN'S,
RID OFF THEIR REGULAR WORTH.
EVERY ONE CAN PARTAKE FOR so
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12
" SALON1E BRACI

" SALON1E BRACI
GR1ESEL " Winonie " bloku
Pekera, ze wsaYstkich tute~
szych sa'or6w najwiecej piwa
4przedaia, . czego wynika,
te piwc gosc;om tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknej!epszem. "
gl6wne) sail sa sto@y i mnogie
krzesla, a nadto osobnY pokoj
ola chcacYch siedzied osob'
no. Ludzi " tel, pc starokraI-
krajsku urzsdsenej obetsy
sawsze JAZZ " ulu, iecz mimo
to kafdy szYbko dostanie
c.ego hnisda, i 3 .adowoleniem
wychodsi.
Farmer2y tera< y ca!em
niesc,e wygodniejszej gospodY
ME snajd9, jsk u Griesldw,a v
po}aczonej ich : ealonem
erocerfi wesYstkp moga kupit
. ! aiasta Ola kuchni stolu
pro wadsa6 m0ssa.
S4&V S|IS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12
Ksiazki ~powie6ciowe.

Ptekna H;sorya . '0ierp!s.oej Aele-
nie, c6roe R6la Antoniusza ce.
ssrza tureckiego : KonstantY~
aepola (CaroRrodu, ktdra bedao
q dworu. p6fn,ej przez 3 lata
plelgrsymnjqo wieikie utrapienla
], nsdse oierpliwae ! me4nie zno-
sta. Cena.............. Is Q
,Historya Q sxlaoAebaej Aa1stesie,
c6rce kr6la : Nsapoiu l . Plo-
use ryoerx1 hrablm e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12
zE SWIATA.


cesarg.
Wi'helma przez ks'ec,a' Csun,
brata czsarza ch,nskiego, nit
odbY}y sic podfug cere-
moni*tu, uto&onego z CORY "
Berlin'e. S~ita :k+is1eca ME
padaia prsed nowoczesnym
Atyl9 twarza ma ziemie.
Upokorzenie ksiecla polega-
10 ma ten, 3e stcaz palacowa
ME sprzezento~aia pred dim
broni, gdv szedt ma cessarsk'e
pokoje, zreszta ma nicsem VIE
Gel. skfanlaf sic pred Wilhel-
mem tax samo, Jakby sic 4bl'~
2at do swego cesarskiego brata
odczytal list cesarza chihskie
20, napisany z godnoscia / del
wyraz osobistemu ubolewaniu
z okazyi zamordowania pos}a
zepefnie " TAXI sam spos6b,
jakbY to uczynif W p%odobn7ch
okolicznosciach brat cara Mi
kola]a Tub brat krola w'oskie-
20 Odpowiedz W,lhelma ME
byte dIa ksiecia Czun takze
u?okarzajaca.
Ceremonial przepros;n trwa}a
krotko, ma wychodnem z pa
tacu gwardya cesarska prezen~
towa}a teraz pred ksieciem
broh, u po upfy vie godslny
czasu cesarz rew;sytowal ksie
cha Czun i pill z nm razem
herbate jak r6wny z r6wnYm.
.CUD WE FRANCYI.
W Normandyi jest ma}a wio-
ska 7 lily, kt6ra W kon:u MI
nlonego miesiqca ws1awiia sic
cudem
Marya Martel, m}odziuchna
wiesniaczka, modl % s!a W polu
pod klonom, ujrzata Make
Boska W grouie anio45w,
ktora jej powiedziaia, 3e klon
ten posiada w}asclwoSc, leceni-
cse. z ~poczatku mkt ME
chcial wierzyd dz1ewc7ynie.
wiec ia zerwaia gaiazke i uda-
la sic z MA do staruszka, cier-
piacego Cd d~}u3szego czasu pa
n'euleoaalna chorobe, i gdy 60
do:kne}a to ga!szka, staruszek
popadi W sen g}aboki, a prze~
budziwazy sic, uzdrowiai.
Rozg}os tego cudowuego
drzews rozn;osf sic pc calej
okolicy. Setki cierpiacYch gro
madzify sic pod drzewo, a de-
tkuawszY sic 60 reka, zostafy
uzdrowione.
Nawet przyje&d&aja lekar2e
2 pacyentami, kt6rYch nauka
rle mo&e wyleczyt.
"a prewdziwosc tego cudo~
wnego zdar9enia recza setkl o.
sob, a navel ! racy. kt6rzy
swykle otak'ch nadz~yczai~
nvch wypadkach wYra&ajq sic
2 przekasem, stwierdzala ten
fakt.
RZYM. - Studenci pocho~
dzenis wfoskiego " Dalmacy'
oburzeni 50 wielce ma to, 4e
Papiez 2a4o&y} koleg,um Ola
Kroat6w. W,ec wpadl' do tego
zak4Adn ! wvne1z;li w%szvstkich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12

Aatorys . sssohshsji pteks9t H.
tss1,sss. ............ .....s90c
Haorya . &ednsiu Medroaeh. Bar
do zajmujaea powabna powiettAA
. fSS=a.lsanln IA 5mlert kAaA-
wloza Dyoklecysna wyu4w1o-
niu 60 Medmiu ray przes medr-
COW Wydanle move pop "a w,one,
Cena-sO O.
Jan Okpiswia ezy!i Sosoizdrzas.
s{vnnY swego czasu trefnls; lego
flele1 a~anturY. Powles6 ko-
! miczna ku rosryw GO c~zYtelnikow.
Wydanle move. poprawlone, z
lioznYmi obrazkami. Cena daw-
niei As O.. teraz tYlko.... 20
zakleta Dsie,oica z Brodq, CIVIL
Cyrullk Zbawca. PrzygodY Ber-
trama " Zamku. Nadzwyczaj
ciekaweo .opowjadanle. 100
Ckeopie* Nocy Powle66 przez Ju~
llusza de Gastin. Tomaczona z
frauousk,ego (nadswyczaj cie-
kawa). Cena.........,.. 90 G.
Testament Piotra Wehs.ss, cssrs.
Ii zam1ary Moskali zawojowA4
cafego swlata. ..... ........ S ct
Prmoct,oo M;oAazay. Krolowej
70 saby, l3te: sybAli
Hstorya o Grsegorzu, kt6ry
II lat pokutowa{, przYkutY PREY
-.20ct
Zvwot Genopefy, powie6c moralna
bardzo wzrusza1aca 20 %starozyt-
nYch czas3w. 2Oo
Bolstaso ozyli DalszY Gag Geno-
wefy, t}6maczenle p.zez ks. Os~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 c
F0bi0la. Powie66 z czas6w pre-
sladowania Chrzescian " roku I
302. Napisa} Kardyna& Wiseman. {
- 1.Chw'le rozejmu. 2. Walka
3 Zwycieztwo SO G |
w mocnej oprawie ze z{oconym
ty,ulklem3. rs G
potepie*ca. Powle6e przez
Fr- K. Tuozyhsklego.... so
Walka Biatych z hsdyana-
Pan Toardowski s}awny mjstrs
czarnokslezkl. z wlelu pieknemi
obrazkaml, na]uowsze wydanie pa
"a karola Mark W Miko{owie, ma
u...... .......... ~ G
Rsnaldo, Rinaldini, sfawny
10 No.1zca rozb6jnik6w.--...60c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12
W KSIEGARN1
{, De- D0WSKIEG0
" Winona, MINI.
500 f., 3 Street.,


MONA dosta6 rozmaite ks:4zki pol
sk,e .szozegolnie za6 naste pujace:
FS1AzK1 DO
Big . tobq. Ks,azeozka do ma.
b~o1ehstws ola m&odzletY szk6l'
mel ............. ......... 900. 10 .
Perty Go Mabe&etstsoa, ksia4ka
do na%bozenstwa "a cses6 Naj6w,et-
szej Fanny Mary, Nieustajacej Po-
mocy, " paradnej oprawie, z{ote
brzegl, okuoiem l aamecz-
klein SO
Anidf Srd&, ksiazka do nabo-
zelist~a " osdobnej eprawm, z
bia}e,ni ok1adkami z kosci s}onio-
wei, "a s{econym brzegiem, z
klamerka st6sow ua
prazen dla pannY 75c
AniW Sy6S W paradnej opra~
vie z ~cxarnej sk6ry. z wyt{oczo-
nym ma ok{adce s1ooonym krzyo
zvkiem, z@ooone brzegi, z klamer~
LOO:
Ami61 Str6$ kslazka do nabo~
ze1stwa ola katol'ck'eJ miodziezy
" mniejszYm formaoie W wsPa~
nia{ej oprawle >czerwone-
go aksamltu, wyttoczongm
"a ok}adoe z4oconYm Krzyzykiem,
20 z{oconYmi brzegami.... 40
W;amek Maryi (Wlanek ku
c1c' Nsj6wletssej Nary Paauy) z
wYt}ocsonym obrazkiem ma okaad~
oe z z&ooonym brzeg'em zto-
conym tytullkiem 5000. $l.0e
Ia sauna kslazka z okuciem i "a
Wyborek czyll kr6tki spos6b
o~abozehstwa codz'ennego oyrawny
W droga sk6rke L o<ueism i kla-
merka Il s1oeonYm krzy&Y&iem ma
okiadce i x4otym tytuliklem 60 c
KS. Arcybiskupa Dumina ksiaz-
ka do nabozehsawa (Biskupkal "
paradoeJ opravie re zloconym
tytu}em z}ocone brzegl z okuciem
i klamra (dla kobie)..~ .$l,75
Ks. Arcyb:skupa Dum;nu ksiaz.
ka do nabo2enstwa (Biskupka) "
mocnej pieknej oprawie ze z,oco-
nym brzegiem (dla koblet) $l.3o
Ksiazki
Kantycsks. - Pastora}ki i ko~
ledy czyn ploRakl weso}e ludu "
c7as1e SWAT Bozego N%arodzen,a
po domaoh spiewane....... Is
Malewniczy opis Polski czyli
Geografa o~iczystego kraju, z liez~
mem, obrazkami l map2. Zawiera
przeaz{o IS stronic... 80. 50 c!
Kiesxonkowy Stow NIX Polsko-
angielskl | ang'elsko- polski uto-
tony przez Antonlego Parysklego
wraz 3 .,Nauka wymowv an
gielskiej".. So 90
Aleksandro Chodfki S}ownik Pol.
ko Angielski l .Ang,elsko-Po!skl
" mocne1 oprawie re ztoeonemi
tytullkami. Commencement 81. 90
fiosnki, Dumhs / arye naro-
dove (oprawns).. ....."... IS b. 3,
Wy66r pie;n; naroaowych, 81 kt6-
rym znaJduis sig: dvmk1. s>ve,
marsze krakowiakl, malay,
p'esni patrYotycsne, wojer :
h,storyesne ,td.......... 30<
LirnI Polski. Zawiera]acy 547
Dumek. Aryi, Krakow,sk6w i
p,osnek iudowYeh. w mocnej
Opra vile, Cena.............75
Buk;et Pissn; s,e;ato.eyeh. %. 80
qratulant oraz p,esn wesepne d..
m}odzienoow i druzb6w. sawie-
rajacy: Zsprosiny ma wesele 49,
0racYe weselue - Piosnki we .
seine. Cena. 20 O.
Zys0oty swietych Pa&sAich, Ipo'~
dug na1lepszYch zr6del wyjetych
Z dsie} O]cdw Doktorow KoSoio3a
6w. oprscowane, z kolerowa karts
tytu&owa l smiu kolorewe emf obra-
zami. n%ajaowsze wydapie pana
kar6lA Mark, W Mikoiowie, "a
ss!asku (aupe{n,e inne ,.Z7wotY
sw'etYch". jak owe pafussrowane,
jake to dotsd sprxsdawali rexnaici
podr6tuiacy a~g~nei).... $500
Aaas Rsaoryi MaturalnA; Z 100
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12

MONA dosta6 rozmaite ks:4zki poll
skle .szozegolnie za6 haste pujaoe:
FS1AZK1 DO i
Big . tobq. Ks,azeozka do ma
ola miodzletY szk6l-
...,.... go. 10 q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12

& Portraam6 Kr0ldw Polaksch
zAwiers Al ohrsx6w wieiko6oi
7x10s cali, " kl)ku koloraoh.
Zawiera takte sp,s kr6lo~, ieh
Ion dsiecl sraz g}6wniejssvsh
dat acknowledgements. Portret
kafdego kr6la lest pedsny nj
odds.elnym grubym kartonie,
Prss6licsnie Rlansowanyu. Pod
ka1dYm pertrAtem Jest wydru~
kOwsae nsswisko, data urodxe.
MIA ! dnaierci. Coma 81 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12

Rad stau6w Zjedooczo-
nyoh sakupi& n~reszcie cd
rzadu duhskiego posiadlosci ga
cbodnio~iodyjskie, le&ace ma
wsch6d I'd wyspy Porto Rico.
"a Gene $4,000, 900 Posiad4os
9, te sk}adsja sic 2 czterech
wysp.
PLAC1c "a WIARUSAl
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04
OPERA HOUSE AND
ITS ATTRACTIONS
Manager E. Simpler
Has Placed Florence on important Cir
cult.

The man who has done more for the
cause of music and the drama in Flor
ence than any other is T. Simpler, man
ager of the Florence opera house, and
scenic artist. Ii is well known fact that
entertainment is as necessary to the hap
piness OF the human race as are any of
the recognized necessaries of life. In
bringing about the condition necessary
to afford to Florence citizens the amuse-
ment advantages they now enjoy, Mr..
Simpler has shown himself an enterpris-
ing and capable theatrical manager. He
cannot have reaped his full measure of
profit from his work, but, like other cit
izens who believe in the future of Flor
ence, he undoubtedly looks ahead for his
reward.
Mr. Simpler is also painter of some
note, and is considered by many who are
familiar with his work, the best scenic
artist in the West He also conducts
carriage painting establishment, and
turns out work in this line equal to the
best that can be secured in Denver
Mr.. Simpler was born in 1855 at Olean,
N. Y, and secured good high school
education. He was for four years en-
gagged in a general hardware business
at Richburg, N. Y, but sold out and
came west in the fall of 1887 He made
Florence his home in ISo8 and took
lease of the opera house in 1899. The
place at that time was hardly entitled to
the name OF an opera house, but Mr.. Sim
pier undertook to make one out of it.
He reftted the interior, restaged it. and
equipped it with scenery and curtains
suitable for much larger and more pre-
tentious play house. With characteristic
enterprise he got Florence placed upon
the theatrical circuit with the other lead
ing cities OF the state and the result is
that Florence residents see more good
theatrical attractions than any town of
the size in the state.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04

praetieed his profession in San Fran
cisco
He came 10 Florence in 1890 Since
then he has taken hearty interest in his
adopted home town and has likewise
occupied prominent place in local poll
tics. He has served in his present office
eight years, and held the office of deputy
United States marshal about four years
He also served one term as constable.
Mr. Mooney has filled every position held
by him with eminent satisfaction Per-
haps the briefest way of expressing his
popularity is in the statement that his
friends are limited only to the number
OF his acquaintance, Mr.. Mooney is pos
sessed of strong Republican convictions,
and has done much for his party He
believes implicitly in the future of the
town.
As a veterinary surgeon Mr.. Mooney
has a large local practice, and has en-
joyed large measure of success.
He is a man of society interests, and is
a member of the local lodge of Macca-
bees, and OF the Modern Woodmen of
America.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04
LEADING VETERi-
NARY SURGEON
Albert Mooney
Popular Deputy Sheriff and His Success
tuI Career.

In the front ranks among Florence's
well known men and public spirited cit
izens stands Deputy Sheriff Albert
Mooney, In the 10 years that he has re-
sided in this town he has made for him
self very high place in the esteem of
the whole community, and by faithful
work for the advancement OF the inter-
ests OF the town and county, has merited
the respect in which he is universally
held
Mr.. Mooney was born at Bangor, Me,
in 1901. His early education was be-
gun in the public schools there and con-
tinued in the schools in Boston, where his
family moved when he was eight years of
age. He then took course in veterinary
surgery at Cambridge college, from
which he graduated in 1882
Mr.. Mooney went TO California and
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04

supplies and anything you can't find in
any other house One OF the early set
tiers, to whom Florence owes much OF
her present prosperity in the many inn
provcments she now enjoys
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04
CATERS TO THOSE
WHO GO DRIVING
Judge Jonathan Keller
Has Given to Florence Good Livery fa-
ciIities.
Judge Jonathan Keller

What would an active town like this
do without a hrst-class livery establish
ment? 1t certainly would not do as
well as ii is doing to-day, with an inst-
tuition equalling those OF much larger
cities. Such is the business of Jonathan
Keller, better known to Florence cit
izens as Judge Keller. He has done
much for the livery business hereto
improve equipment, modernize methods
and increase general livery facilities for
the publc-and to-day Florence citizens
can get anything they desire at his stable
Judge Keller was born in 1896 at Le-
grove, Ind. Later he lived at Augusta,
Kas., where for IL years he filled the po-
sition OF judge. He came TO Florence in
1890. nearly II years ago, and engaged
in the grocery business. This he dis
continued in five years, and established
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04
A GOOD MEAL
ALWAYS READY
The Royal Restaurant
Proprietor Zimmerman lakes Good Care
of Patrons.

There is really no better friend of his
fellow beings than the man who feeds
them, especially when he provides the
best of everything the market affords,
cooked in the most appetizing and tempt
ing way, and served amidst pleasant sur
roundings in the most approved manner
There is an immense amount of salts
faction in leaving a table down at the
conditions always prevail, and person
is brought to the realization of what a
good friend the proprietor, J, W. Tim
norman, tries to be to his patrons. The
Royal sets one of the finest tables in
Florence, and handles short orders in a
most satisfactory way, at any hour. The
finest OF steaks, roasts, soups, pastry and
all sorts of dishes are always to be had,
and the one thing that seems inconsis-
tent with everything else is the very
moderate schedule of prices charged
]. w. Zimmerman was born in Leroy.
Mclean county, ILL.,, in 1861 He went
to Kansas in 1906 and came to Colorado
in 1890, but did not make Florence his
home until eight years later When he
did come here he engaged in the grocery
business, which he later sold out to
l. L. Sims. He then went into the
restaurant and catering business with
L. P. Goodhue, whom he bought out last
fall.
Mr.. Zimmerman is generally consid-
cred one of the leading citizens of Flor
ence, and he is known to have the inter
est of the town very much at heart He
is prominent in society matters, and is
member OF the Maccabees, and also OF
the uniformed rank of Knights of Py-
thias.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04
MAN WHO HELPED
MAKE FLORENCE
George D. johnson
Looks to Towns future-See Johnson's
Corner.

How many an unfrequented hill there
may be, even here in Colorado state,
beneath whose bosom great and mex
haustible masses OF undiscovered gold
lie buried Natural resources that the
hand of man has not developed
Right there is point The remark
able commercial and industrial advance
ment of Florence during the past few
years is not due solely to the natural
resources with which it was blessed by
nature. Natural resources have to be
developed, and if it were not for Flor
ence's good fortune in having men made
of the right sort of stuff to push this de
velopment and build up the town, she
would not have been to-day-at the open
ing OF a new century-the most progress
sive town in the West
But Florence is all of that, and fore
most among the men who have done
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04

Nit boots und spurs und black mus
tacheS
don'd t'ink not ing--donner vetter-
He dance und sing my wife together
Dot vas all right-op Won schmall day,
watch me oud, und den | know,
He want her fix up and run away,
Fon Drinidad, terveny years ago.
Dot make me mad dot kinder racket
Mad? l vas mad like hornet jacket,
Op toll my wife now hold you
stetty-
We make him a couple o fools al
retty
He vas been Sohmart und | been raw
Op, ven | get my prains to go.
We make him a couple o fools al
law,
Fon Drinidad, terventy years ago"
My wife fix it oop dot in der nighd,
He shall bring buggy, so dey can ride; ;
und den, ven she keep so shtill like
deaf,
Nit shawl pulled close away by her
head.
My modder-in-law, like boarding
school,
A runnin' away ion der house can go +;
Und We make dot feller de biggest fool
In Drinidad, terventy years ago.
You bet vas laughin' | couldn pout
l laughed till | vas tickled by dot cor
raj oud.
Where | vas vatchin; und purity soon,
saw by de light of der schneallin
moon,
Dot buggy comm so gay like a lark
Dot feller' vas lookin' and moyin
shlow,
Und he scooted de alley in. where it vas
dark,
At Drinidad terventy years ago.
He made low whistle, und den made
anoder:
und den de door opened und dere my
vife's modder,
De shawl her head over, she walked
up shtraight,
Und skipped like a cricket, oud de back
gate.
Und into be buggy, SO nice und gay;
Und he covered her up, so de Wind
don't blow:
Und he made "clucll" und dey drove
away
Fon Drinidad terventy years ago.
| laughed, und laughed und rolled on
der ground;
| would give fifty cents if somepoddy
been round
Dot vas de best joke vot l make in
my life;
run in de house, den, to laugh NIT
my wife
| looked de bed in, und dere vot | saw
My blood stood on end, und my hair
wouldn't go
For dere, sound asleep, vas my modder-
in-law,
At Drinidad, terventy years ago.
=
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04

his present business. At that time he had
but one horse. To-day he has IS fine
drivers, and an up-todate livery equip
ment that includes rubber tired vehicles,
closed carriages and almost anything that
can be desired. The situation of Flor
ence and the many points within few
miles radius of the town that have to be
reached make the demands upon his bus
mess very strong, but Judge Keller has
been very successful in catering to the
wants of his patrons. He owns the large
two-story building in which his business
is located.
In 1902 Judge Keller was elected JUS
tice of the peace and served four terms
He is one of the towns leading citizens
and has been prominently identified with
its growth.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04

gagged in the printing. publishing and
real estate business in Meadville for
seven years
In 1890 he came to Colorado for his
health He returned to the East great
ly benefited, and thereafter he made a
practice OF making a trip throughout
the West every summer until 1905. That
year, after visiting nearly every town in
the state Mr.. johnson, with character
istic shrewdness, decided to make Flor
enoe his home Immediately upon com
ing here he invested in real estate, rely
ing upon his convictions regarding the
future OF the town, and he has lived to see
his hopes fully realized and his invest
ments doubled But Mr.. Johnson is not
the man to believe that the town is
now in its zenith, and his ever increas-
ing investments in local business and
residence property show conclusively
what are his ideas of the towns future
To-day he owns property in almost every
section of Florence He has done an in
calculable amount OF work for the good
OF the town in number of ways AT
present Mr. johnson and Mr.. J. f. Fritz
are erecting, on the two vacant lots next
to the City Hall on Main street, what
will be the finest business block in the
town.
Judge Johnson has been interested in
local politics to the extent which he has
deemed his duty as a good citizen. He
holds the position OF justice OF the peace
and police judge, and his discerning
judgment, backed up by study Of hu-
man nature and the necessary familiar
ity with the law, render him amply quail
flied to perform the duties OF his office
-in the most satisfactory manner. as he is
doing. Judge Johnson is notary pub
lie and licensed attorney. and he en-
joys the patronage OF large clientele
His insurance business is very exten-
sive. He represents the following com
panies Connecticut Fire, German Amer
lean, Phoenix of Hartford, Northern.
London and Lancashire. Greenwich.
Palatine Pennsylvania Fire, Prudential
Life, Northwestern, Union Mutual of
Denver and Masonic Fraternal Accident
In the real estate line he is sole agent
for great many large and choice prop
critics. including two important addi-
tons Bernard's and Yotis' addition. To
keep Florence people posted Mr. John
son maintains "Johnson's Corner" on
the first page of the TRIBUNE
Other interests of his might be men
toned, notably his mining interests.
Judge Johnson is a large owner in the
Mountain Boy He has fine location
next to the Basscl< mine, 80 miles from
here Just at present he is negotiating
for the sale of his interest in the Four
Brothers mine at Cripple Creek. He is
largely interested also in the coal lands
i'll the Sane de Christie range.
1t is easy to see that Judge johnson is
the shrewd judicial business man that
he seems when one first meets him.
but there is not man who will saw
that he is not absolutely fair, square
and honest in every dealing. He is
noted for that, and he has the respect
of every person in Florence.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04

of G. w. Smith, the towns leading shoe
merchant?
The lines named are only a few of
many equally popular lines of which
Mr.. Smiths stock is composed. Salts
faction in fit and quality is guaranteed,
and what more could be asked? Mr.
Smiths trade is not limited to florence;
he has large patronage among resi-
dents of the surrounding coal towns.
Mr.. Smith is native OF Pennsylvania
He came to Colorado in 1893 and to
Florence in 1900. He opened his bust
ness last year with an entire new stock
He was appointed trustee for the New
York Store last October. Mr.. Smiths
business is one of the leading ones in
the mercantile line in Florence
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04
CITY MARSHAL HARRIS.
ms RECORD IS ONE OF coon AND EFFICIENT
WORK.

Florenee's police system has never
mcrited the criticism of being inadequate
to the needs of the town and the efficient
work of Marshal Albert ] Harris dur
ing the time he has filed that Office
has made this especially true
Albert J. Harris was born in Eng
land, BIT at the age Of one year his par
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04
THE STAR BOILER
AND MACHINE WORKS
W. II. RunkIe, Prop.
florence Has Well Equipped Boiler and
Machine Shops.

The industry OF boiler making, that
important one upon which so many other
industries depend more or less. is rep
resented in Florence by well equipped
boiler and machine shop-the plant of
the Star Boiler and Machine Works,
of which w. H. Runkle is proprietor
The machine shop is completely equip
ped with the latest lathes, drills, mill
ing machines and other metal working
machinery; and the boiler shop is pro-
vided likewise with the most modern ap-
pliances. Only the most skilled work
men are employed, and everything in the