The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-05-13

~ Ounce, for II Pound with the 7
Bonc Thrown in Without EXtr;
As The Tribune has taken occasion
IN innumerablC instances to rcsnarl
mas people are pretty good fellows
when once You know them. We only
oct the blues and pessimistic after
holding close communion with our
selves. We mean that personally anC
as if reflects no discrcdit except upoT
oursalyes there is no chance of of.
Tense You will remember that at 2
former time we stated that hence.
forth we were going to make it a
noint to constantly and uninterruDt-
edly emit hot air We found that il
NAYS in more ways than one to speak
we'll of everything. In the future if
we do say word contrariwise of any
man you will know that we are talk
ing to ourselves as it were, and pro-
Cttu W lbl So u At 'llO's II YOU VIII
only b ar that in mind it will save us
countless yplanations and apologies.
In our former issue we told about
the bankers, clothiers, grocers, dry
goods dealers and Implement mer-
chan.s. Those do not exhaust our
repertoiry by any means. OF those
five classes of business men one could
talk for weeks, but what's the use?
We've got them all to advertising
now. There remains for immediate
considerations butchers, hardware
merchants and druggists. All others
we ,stponc. There is no use in do
ing ;)day what you can put off I'M
Ii. tomorrow. That is the rule we in
yaribly practice. There are some We
admit, who do not like our system,
but that is because they are en-
crossed in worldly, sordid affairs
While we are in deep fellowship with
ourselves. Did You ever know that
most of those who spend hours in
sell study and inward contemplation
90 so because it is a great deal easier
than to spend the same hours in
Spadlng up the garden? The solid
facts We throw in now and again are
Tree They 20 "iih the article, and
'ehd to make everybody think that
oil we say is the whole truth and
Ho'hihs but the truth. There is a
great deal in making people think
'nat you are telling the truth. After
you nave convinced your audience
u mat one thing you can hand it out
p'etlS fa" in full peace of mind.
Inc butchers are the first in mind
O7cana" they both advertise. We
never desert one customer to get an
o'nef. Don't let go of the bird YOU
nave while reaching to put salt on
'"e lalI OF another. That idea is
''uiin u any market. The first
D",e0'r shop in Caldwell was estab-
""le'' by Messrs. c. o. Picard and
a. a. Roberts. That was many
wars ago Il was SO long ago in
lazy mat there is not u man living
~ ,"' KNOWS when it happened. al
"o"6n To this day Messrs. picard
a"u Roherts arc young men, and re-
"'''A handsome too as butchers
nv no hul il was some time since
r"'2 "ad a fun monopoly for years
r ~" ana again a shop would spring
'N'al"nro hui only to wifhcr
''' after two or three months
NV W. stated these gentlemen had a
~ ''"'p"IN. ll's all right to have a
"''"'p"I' shakespeare said that II
, srs ">'"II"or po have r,,,,,
a 'aI Nnnnua tn uar II like
H., N'o Picard y Rohrrts usrJ
: "'oo"p"ly like gentlemen, aud
'"" "'''k aud rich doing II
NV -" nobody hrgrudges them their
'''"0. fh2 worked faithfully 10
" ana always gave lG ounces for
''""d 81 course some people
and "nain would say that IL
,o p,Ds Of that particular crIrtcr
h," ''' ha'" been enough, but that
nothing 10 do with it. You can
''"' upon il that Charley Picard
b,rs ~ KEEP an animal around inst 10
rros It on iho reservation If il had
ona, VI old before he made ia ne
Bs ",ane' that was no ranlt of his,
W. ~'"a1s Killed it before II died
sale a Ut, that he never offered for
Orsl a animal that had died nat
dcpcr uea'n u in "A state of desnon-
gooS committed suicide, II was
''e'"''ak that these gentlemen