The Larimer County Independent from Fort Collins, Colorado • 10

wwwwi9 gwwwytyjwaiwvvi uawwvtoww tv wvtfwww wwtvuPwwwwgwpviwtWV'V wv aAAAvAfcUjAAhJVAAtAAAtAArtAAv i 3 ADDITION i i Two Blocks East of The State Agricultural College 4 DaiMms IN ORDER TO DISPOSE OF THESE LOTS WE WILL FOR A TIME PLACE THEM ON SALE AT EXTREMELY LOW FIGURES The addition comprises Blocks 148 149 158 159 169 178 and 179 and lie in a portion of Fort Collins that will become very valuable on account of its proximity to the colleger Already there are several fine homes to he erected in the addition Block 148 contains 22 lots eight of which face on Peterson street four on Mathews three on Plum and three on Locust or further particulars inquire of 645 tSotuililhi Howes MARY RECKLY MD Avery Block Telephone Bed 1384 FortColline STUVERMD Office Honrs-ttolOa 1 to sod 7Ito 8 Office in Bohlin block 2d flour Night cells at Mctdmca comer Osh nd Matthews streets Telephone: 7 Office Btd 1152 Reeideses Collin 28 FOBT COLLINS COLORADO A RlCKLAND JN McCARROLL a Teteri wry Sorjeo ud Dentist All cell anewered promptly day or night Office and reetdence 241 Linden it Phono Black 862 Fgbt'Colusi Colo Office boon 11 a to lije eng it to 5 Office eBd residence 145 College Are Phone 22-A MODERN WOMAN The following poem from the pen of Mrs Smith was read before the club at Marshall Minn It is a unique production: Make not my house a house of merchandise John Lord I come to thee in prayer once more But pardon if I do not kneel before Thy Gracious presence for my knees are sore With so much walking In my chair instead sit at ease and humbly bow my head labored in Thy vineyard Thou dost know sold ten tickets for the minstrel show I'v called on fifteen strangers In our town Their contributions to our church put down baked a pot of beans for spree An old time supper it's going to be dressed two doll for our annual fair FOBT COLLINS COLORADO FRED FARRAR I Attomey-at-Law DR FEE )R00MS I AND OVER FIRST NATIONAL BANK AVERY BUL PHONE RED 1183 Physician and Surgeon Open Boom Block JWBT COLUSA COLORADO STOCKMEN ELECT OFFICERS AND ADJOURN Prairie dogs must go The Colorado Cattle and Horse association at its meeting Wednesday afternoon de clared war Against the little rodent claiming that it is a pest and that through its habit of excavating the ground on the prairies for villages many cattle lose their lives annually through broken legs The government will be asked to aid In the extermination There will be no more broncho busting contests with the Approval of the association It placed its bane on them as being nothing but a brutal spectacle and injurious to stock A resolution was offered condemning it At a meeting of the executive committee last night it was decided to give the support of the association to the Alexander-Dungan railroad bill now before the legislature A committee was appointed to secure a 50 per cent reduction in the freight rates for pure into Colorado for distribution The committee decided to meet with the American Stock Growers association in May and will probably affiliate with it Ammons of Douglass county was elected president for the ensuing year Fred "Light" of county vice-president Harper of Lincoln county treasurer Fred Johnson of Denver secretary Members of the executive committee are Pigg Painter Bronnell I Bennett Frank Squier Smith Means Samuel Hartzel Hurd Chris Manhart Von Hagan Easterly Blanchard Lord A Foster Trout McCrlllte Peter Thornburg Field A Crowe and Frank Benton ANNUAL REPORT OF PUBLIC LIBRARIAN Following Is the annual report of the public library for year ending March 1 1905 No of volumes received 601 No of volumes lost and worn out 25 No of volumes in library 3494 No of new periodicals 9 No of persons using the reading room 11140 No of volumes issued for home use Fiction Including juvenile 14234 Classified 1003 15237 Juvenile including fiction -and classified 4844 No of cards issued 842 Amount of dues $4945 Amount of fines 6211 Amount from other sources Lecture course Club 486 Columbian Club 486 Rent 1400 Lost or damaged books 245 Federated Clubs 1500 Larimer Light and Power Co 2500 6617 Total amount 17773 Expended: Periodicals $2250 Encyclopedla 40 vote 2200 Shakespeare 40 vola 1700 Supplies 7149 12284 Balance 4489 Report of 10c Collection Amount Received $11326 Amt expended for new books- 8013 Balance 3313 No of vote puchased 112 No vote added to library 70 No vola still on 10c list 42 ELFREDA STEBBINS i Librarian Financial Report ST QUICK MD Boom 7 end 8 Bohling Block £1 8 POTTER mr Attorney at Law Opera Honae Block Fort Collina Office Phone Bed 582 Beeidcnee Phone Bed 14 FORT COLLINS Colo McHUGH oua im rot idtiu JAVIS A HOWARD ilhncji ui Cesssenors-aKiw FOBT COLLINA COLO Ceoceariecma ead lend title a rndtlo Notary nbla in offiae The New Motive Power The problem of motive power has much to do with manufacturing and commerce in this age The steam engine so far is the principal power It being more generally used than any other By its use the commerce of the world has grown to enormous proportions yet the steam engine depends upon the consumption of coal ajmost entirely making at all times a very expensive affair The demands for power are on the increase and electricity absorbs a great portion of the power of the steam engine at this time Could there be some other power Invented that would be cheaper it would be a great blessing A power that could be depended upon to run night and day at a very nominal cost to operate pumping stations for irrigation purposes would be the means of utilizing great tracts of land that are now barren A power that would do so much and be so very cheap is now in prospect 'The New Power Motor company with' headquarters in Fort Collins is organized for this purpose to assist in developing the ideas of the undersigned to demonstrate the possibility of doing things most wonderful by the help of God who made the heavens and the earth Many false gods there have been and are yet but they cannot impart intelligence Only the true Qod is able to do this Many people are inclined to say that God would not do the like He has pledged himself through Jesus Christ to do anything for our good that by so doing man might become better acquainted with Him 8uch an ac-quatnance would result in the ideal life which so many are longing for We are rapidly drifting to what might be termed the marvelous age a time that makes the impossible possible Every man is given an opportunity to- dohte part The -writer" of this is doing something to bring about success With the help of God he will come off victorious and crown the age with one of the greatest of discoveries Reader you are given an opporunlty to help and thereby work with God and help yourself to make some money There are at present a few thousand shares of stock for sale at 25 cents a share As soon as the motor works you will have to pay $500 or $1000 a share and it is a question whether you could get any at alL 8o now Is your chance as the work is almost done This work does not depend upon the help of man jn the least yet he has the grand opportunity of helping if he chooses to exercise faith In God and man If you are inclined to want to invest just put your trust in God and look for results Vrom Him who is abundantly able WILLIAM FC GARBE President New Power Company Physician and Surgeon Office: Residence Remington Street FORT COLLINS COLOBADO Fun Asxia Frrd Stow Attorney tsi CwssfaVs-at-Uw Room 6 and 7 BohlingBlock Won Co lux Colorado MORRILL Physician and Surgeon Phoxx Rkd 722 (OTer Owl Drug Store) BFREPL05LEiiD Physician and Surgeon 1 Special attention given to dieeesei of women £Eikc obdertne utho Avery -btodW Offioebonre 1 toU mjlto4ad7 uihl'Sf Kad MB Beeldenor Collars the new shapes stock clean all sizes at The Palace Clothing Co BUUomLj- Attorneys at Law Office over Fort Collinj Bard Store And made a cake we must raffle there Now with Thy boundless wisdom so sublime Thou knowest that all these duties take time I have no time to fight my foes I have no time to mend my clothes My children roam the street from morn to night I have no time to teach them to do right But Thou liord considering all my cares Will count them righteous also heed my prayers Bless the bean supper and the mln- strel show And put it in the hearts of all to go Induce the visitors to patrbnize The men who on our program advertise Because chased these merchants till they hid Whenever they saw me coming yes they did Increase the contributions to our fair And bless the people who assemble there Bless thou the grab bag and the Gypsy tent The flower table and 4he cake that's sent May our whist club be to our service blest The partygayer than the rest And when Thou hast bestowed these blessings then We pray that Thou will bless our so Amen Helen Fuller Officer FORT COLLINS COLORADO Pianist Teacher Pupil of Ctrl mDB Grpdaato nf th Nw England Conservatory of Mosic 12 Avcsne Pkcse BLACK U3j Knemeyer Block Mt eve i i i i i i i 1 EMMET 0 McARELLY Sarrejor and Irrigation Engineer Office in Coart Houee Foxr Colux Colobado Phone Black 1st DR UPSON Physician and Surgeon to 11 FORT COLLINS COLO Financial report of the secretary of the library board for the year ending March 1 1905 Disbursements Architect $18750 Insurance 1374S Sewer 16040 Rent 12000 Light 11840 Coal 9778 Contractors 40800 Janitor 3250 Secy and librarian 54000 Furnishings r- 19451 Walk 160 50 Books and Magazines 16070 incidentals 77 SlflfrlSSISTt Receipts City lund-n $124900 Emergency fund 109974 $234874 ELFREDA STEBBINS Secretary FRANCIS WILLIAMS architect Ccrstr Mmutaig Are lid Llsdes Phase BLACK 55L pert Colli i Calc MONTGOMERY JfD KERLD7 ui Notary Public Real Estate Loans Insurance No 10 Rohlicg block Fort Collina Colorado Surgery aSpcjiialty Room 24 Aver Block Offic hob's to 12 2 tel end lie I JO Phone Black 1884 Service unexcelled Three large sample rooms tree industrial coal At Moody Bnbeolbp for the Courier FflTCHELT COAL IS THE BEST Douglass sells It Advert Ik? to the Courier.