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A Bewitching Autumil
Di,pUye ' Millinery
With diitinctivc fnsliion point! that are most charming and ap
peal to amart dreuera. Why not come in and try some of the new
eat creation) on. then you can begin to realize how charming
they are- And nnother interesting point it the fact that we are tell
ing exclusive millinery at the right price. Conte and participate
in not only the saving benefits but the style information which
the display affords.
Tailored hats, trimmed dress or street hats
$5.00 $7.50. $lO.OO "‘-I $15.00
Some trimmed with ostrich feathers- others with original made
fancies, still others with flower comb'nationt. Splendid variety of
exclusive shapes.
Jamieson’s
ATHENA UNDERWEAR
SUFFRAGETTE STARVES
HERSELF; IS RELEASED
Oxford, Hngland, Oct. 30. A suf
fragettes hunger strike in the IJrlt
irh Jails to bring about tin* release
today of Helen Gragg*. sentenced to
ttlue months' hard labor on October
IS for attempting to set fire til tile
residence of I*ewla Vernon Ilarrourt.
The htalth of MJkk Graggs broke
down.
Here is Another
A new modern 6 room bungalow on north side near to ear line,
excellent neighbourhood. This house has hardwood floor* and
very finest finishes, built in china closet, cupboard in the
kitchen, sleeping porch, book cases built in. fire place, lot Mix
ICO feet. This property cost owners near $3,900. Will sell at
once for $71,400. Terms.
THE DUNLAVY AGENCY COMPANY
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS LOANS
MAINE’S UNITED STATES SENATORS |
OPPOSED TO MOHIBITO _ I
U. S. SENATOR JOHNSON U. S. SENATOR GARDNER
"Maine would be (ar better off with "Prohibition has set the stale oi Maine
tome sort of back
LOCAL OPTION FIFTY YEARS H
A State-Wide Prohibition law cannot There never was a time when the Pro-
be enforced," hibitory law was enforced in our state.”
Can the Voters of Colorado be Indifferent in the Face of Such Strong Evi
dance of the FAILURES of a State-Wide Prohibition Policy as is Supplied H
by these Leading Statesmen? H
Perpetuate our present LOCAL OPTION LAW by your I
Vote AGAINST State-Wide Prohibition I
NOTI-TTm BUt«-Widi Prohibition Amendment will appear at the Head of the Initiated aad Referred Billa.
COLORADO BUSINESS MEN'S HOME RULE LEAGUE.
For State-Wide
Prohibition
1 AGAINST SSI X |
WEDNESDAY *'
According in latest reports, Jot*
rinker. who managed the Cubs in
ihe absence of Prank Chance, has
Imcii picked nut by Garry Hermann
U<* lead the Cincinnati Reds next
year.
Sick hcadncnc is caused by a dis
ordered stomach. Take Chamber
lain's Tablet* anti correct that and
.the headache will disappear. For
(sale by all dealers.
DAILY MARKETS
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Kansas City Livestock.
Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 30.—Cattle
receipts 12,000, Including 1,000
southerns. Market steady to 10c
lower.
Native s eors 6.50 6( 10.75; south
ern steers 4.25 ft* 6; southern cows
and heifers 3.25 4i 5; native cows and
heifers 3.25 <U s ; t>tmken> and feeders
I 4.50 *i 7.25; bulls 46( 5.25; calves 5
j 'it 8.75; western steers Mi 8.50;
western cows 3.50 ii 0.50.
HOGS —Itecolp s .4,000, Market
i
[ Hulk of sales 7:304j7.60; heavy
7.504(7.05; packers and butchers
7.40*1 7.00; light 7.306i7.50; pigs
5.50*< 0.25.
HllKKP—Receipt* 10,000. Market
steady.
Muitous 3.504(4.00: lambs 06i
0.85; range wethers and yearlings I
fit 5.50; range owes 2.50 '1l 4.
Chicago Livestock.
Cattle receipts 17.000. Market
st;ulv to shade lower.
Reeves 5.30 *i 11 . Texas steers 4.35
'll 5.05; western steels 5.504( 0.25;
stoekers anti feeders 4.254(7.50;
cow* and heifers 2.704(5.05; calves
o.su*i 10.50.
HOGS- Receipts 22,000. Market
slow to 10 6? 15c lower.
Light 7*i 7.20: pigs I.SSOG.BS;
Itulk of sales 7.456} 7.75.
SHKEP—Receipts 32.000. Market
steady.
Native 3.40*1 4.50: western 3.504 i
4 50; yearlings 4.5u*i5.05: lambs,
native s*i 7: western 5.2567 7.
Denver Livestock.
Denver. Colo., Oct. 30. Cattle re
ceipts 3,900. Market steady.
Reef steers 0.75*i7; cows and
heifers 4 6i5.50; stoekers and feed
ers s*i 6.50; calves 66l 8.
HOGS -Receipt* 600. Market 20
lower. Top 7.85; bulk of sales 7.60
ft 7.85.
SI IKEP—Receipt* 11.000. Market
steady.
Yearlings 4.506( 5: wether* 4*i
4.50; lambs 6*i6.5U; ewes 3*l 3.!»5.
THE METAL MARKET
St. Louis, Oct. 30. — Lead quiet.
1.90; spelter steady, 7.356/40.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Chicago. Oct. 30. Accord between
Austria and Russia concerning th<
THE CHRONICLE-MEWS. TRINIDAD. COLORADO.
llalkaiiK forced the wheat market to* l
day to a lower level. Opening fig
ures allowed Jft2 to 2 decline. De
cember startod at 91 1 to a loan of
2 to 2, and fell to 9ljft ;*•
The close was steady with Decemhei
I ft 11«- not lower, at 91 'll 9li.
October corn dropped 3j{ to 5ti& ou
a few transaction*. Det ember opened
i ft \ to S® t lower, at £>‘21 to 2. and
sagged to 52ft 521.
Thfe clone was easy at 51 {ft. 52 for
December, n net loss of 2. I
December oats ttari.d unchanged
to £ off at 32(| 32J. and seemed din- i
posed to keep within those limits. <
— i
WHEAT- —December 91ft 9U. ’
May PC’ft 952 :
CORN’ —December *.| Jft .*.2.
May 512.
OATS—December 32ft 32{. 1
CHICAGO PROVISIONS
Atclve Investment gave srcngtli to
provisions. First sales ranged from
7J decllno to '22i increase. with
Jauuary 18.25 to IS.50 for pork:
1 0.521 for lard and s.sTj to 9.90 for '
I I be
PORK—January is.50.
I.AHI) —January 10.02.
Ill IIS—January 9 92
ST LOUIS WOOL MARKET
St. lamia. Mo.. Oct. 30.—Wool
-I'Midy. Teriltnrv and western me
diums 21ft 25c.
Fine mediums !Sft2»c.
Flue 13ft 17c.
HEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE j
New York. Oct ::•* Kuropean ad
vice* that Auatri a and Russia had
leached an agreement concerning the
Malkan situation caused a violent up*
rush of prices a*t the opening here
today. Canadian Pu« if!«• rose over 3
points with numerous one-point
gains elsewhere, latter heavy selling
cancelled virtually all the rise and
sending some Issues, notably steel.
Mneltiug and St Paul under yester
day's lowest.
Public Interest was more neglig
ible than usual, a fart attributed to
the approaching election.
| llonds were easy.
I Short covering checked the decline
but the recovery was extremely mod
erate and trading fell off on the ral
ly.
Lower prices wer touched in the
noon hour, Reading losing three
points and extreme weakness being
shown by Steel. Amalgamated and
other leaders. Thu decline was grad
ual with signa < f .-upport.
The market tj<*ed strong.
Slew but steady improvement in
i the final hour with most stocks rul
| ( ing on a parity with or above yester
j day’s closing. Shorts were the prin
cipal buyers hut the belated support
also encouraged some long buying.
THE MONET MARKET
New York. t)ct. 30.-~t , «|| money
."*2: Prime paper Silver t*2{;
Mexican dollnts 482; Copper 15.80*1
17.12: Tin 5rt*i 50.50; Lead 5; Amal
gamated S3',: 'higar 1231; Atchison
10M; Great Northern 1371; New
York Central 1141; Northern Pa
cific 123®: Reading 1C94; Southern
Pacific 100J: I'nlon Pacific 1C9J:
Steel 75: Steel preferred 114.
THE COTTON MARKET
New York. Oct. 30.—Cotton spot
closed steady.
Middling uplands 11.55.
Middling Cult 11.80.
No snles.
When you have a had cold you
want to best medicine ontalnable so
as to cure It with at little delay an
possible. Here is a druggist’s opin
ion: ’’I have sold Chamberlain’*
Cough Remedy for fifteen years.”
says Kuos loillar of Saratoga, Did.,
"and consider it the best on the mar
ket. For sale by all dealers.
HOW ONE
WOMAN WON
Her Health and Strength Back
A|aia by The Use at CarduL
Tampa, Fla.—ln n letter from this
City, Mrs. E. C. Corum writes: "I was
all weakened and worn out with wo
manly trouble*. My husband brought
me some Cardul a* a tonic, and, from
the first day. it seemed to help.
I had almost lost my reason, but,
thanka to Cardtii. I did not. Soon, I
felt aud looked like a now woman. 1
think the remedy la wonderful. I
recommend it to my friends, for 1 have
received great benefit from it.”
Cardul acts specifically on the weak
ened womanly organ*, strengthening
the muscles and nerves, and building
them up to health.
It helps to refresh the worn-out ner
vous system aud rellevci the effects of
overwork, both mental and physical.
Fifty years' successful use fully
prove tho merit of this purely vege
table, tonic remedy for women.
In every community, there live some
Who have been benefited by Cardul.
The beneficial effects of this time
tested woman’s remedy, soon show
themselves In many different ways.
Try it.
N. B.— YFrifc tor 1 «dles* Advisory D*f" Chitii*
Two .Medicine Co.. < hat tensions. Tenn.. fw >(>cffts*l
nstrnrtiont. *nd M Mse book. llom<' I c«ts*at
tor W'omq," sem in plain wrsrprr oa *•»*-
OCTOBER 30. 1912.
VISITING SPEAKERS
FOR MEMBERSHIP
FEAST OF C. OF C.
Raton. La Junta, Pueblo, Denver
and other cities of Colorado will ho
represented at the big membership
banquet of the Chamber of Com
merce ai the Columbian hotel to
morrow night. This I* to h«» a boost -
er feast and a number of lni|>ortuiit
matters, including roada and hlgh
wayn and the various constitutional
amendments will he discussed by dif
ferent loeril and visiting speakers
The progi am announced bv the coni*
in It tee is uh follows:
Adilress —The Ten Million Dollar
Koud Issue for Good Roads. The State
Highway Coinnilssion Itill—S. \V. De
Husk.
Address—The Four Million Dollar
Moffat Tunnel Rill—J. M. John.
Address -The County Baubling
Act—A. C. McChesnev.
Address—Denver Trades and lai
bor Ac*—J. 11. Rrown of Denver.
Address —School and Social Center
Hill—E. H. Day.
Address —Stall* Immigration Hill.
—A. J. Woodruff, president Denver
ItuslnesK Men's Assn.
Address—State Fair HIM—J. 11.
Jenkins, secretary. Pueblo Commerce
club.
Address—New Mexico Highways—
L. S. Wilson of Raton.
A tt it in her of short talk* by oth**r
visiting speakers will probably lie
made and a general round table dis
cussion on the subjects will follow*.
|The purpose of this banquet Is to
lilting to the attention of the pen
lph> of this county the merits or ob
jections to various constitutional
amettdmeiis coming before the peo
ple Oil Tuesday ,
6ANG “COLONIZERS"
SENUO FORBES
(Continued from Page Oue.)
there are four seasons why the reg
istration of these men would be Il
legal. One Is they ure ramped a half
mile outside the precinct lines, see.
nnd. they took up that residence
there only eight days before the
el vert ion. third. Grots has a
ranch In another county .upon which
hr Is required to reside, and, fourth,
the men were sent there for no other
purpose than to “colonise."
The exposure of this cunningly
conceived plan to bring shout ll
legsl voting In precinct 21 hut shows
the desperate straights In which the
gang find* Itself, and further eniphu
sixes tlie too appaient fact that this
same gang will stop at nothing to
advance their own ends, even to flirt
ing with the penitentiary. With Ha
rein, the perpetual senator and pro
fessional paroler In their midst they
ptohahly think they con go slnioet
anything nnd get away with it.
JEROME AND BURNS
ROOSEVELTWATCHERS
ON ELECTION DAY
Oyster Hay, N. Y„ Oct. 30. —Colon-
el Roosevelt announced today that
ho hud retained William Travers
Jerome und Detective William J.
Hums to look out for frauds at the
polling places in New York stale on
election day. Burns came to Oyster
Hay tad ay to take luncheon with
Colonel Roosevelt and go over with
him the plans for election day.
“I told Hums," said Colonel Roose
velt, “that I wanted the poll* watched
and that I wanted any kind of fraud
rtopped. If there should be any
fraud on our side, I want to guilty
persons to he piosecuted just as vig
orously ns any others.
•*l want the people to understand
that whatever the outcome of the
elec lion we arc going to prosecute
right up to the limit any persons
who arc guilty of frauds and put
them behind the bars, if possible.
“We are not going to have any,
repetition of the spring primary
In this case we have the law behind
us.
“Burns and Ills men will wutch for
frauds tit the polls,” th»> Colonel con- 1
tlnucd. 'and the lawyers will be in I
active consultation with them from j
now on I asked that Mr. Jeromo be i
engaged. I did not cure whom he j
was supporting: I am not concerned .
about that. My only concern is that I
the man who docs wrong shall hr
caught. I expect that frauds will he
attempted but I want it understood
that those who try It will do so at j
great peril.” ms!
Colonel Roosevelt left today for
New York to speak In Madison
Square Garden tonight.
Here Is a woman wno speaks from
personal knowledge and long exper
ience, viz., Mrs. F. H. Hrogan, of
Wilson, Pn.. who says. "I know from
experience that Chamberlain's Cough i
Remedy is far superior to any other. :
For crotip there Is nothing that ex- <
cels It.” For sale by all dealers.
Chronicle-News, 50c per month.
Needles to fit auy
in jmbbbBRB9BBBM9BB9BIS
tube, a tube
i >o r t>» Ba
10c a tube. r
The Cash Bargain Store
403 S Commercial Street.
Ths only plucc in towu you con get what you want In second
hand good* to furnish your house with. A shipment of brass aud
japaned bird cages Just received. Prises from 73d* up.
135.00 Side Hoard, our price *18.75 I
$25.00 Clilffloneer. Our Price $14.75 I
Heating stoves from $3.50 up.
Good Sewing Machines $3.00 *o‘- , h.
WANT COLUMN
Wanted-Male Help
For U. S. army. Able bodied un
married men between ages of IS
and 35; cltlzeus of United fttntea, of
good character and temperate habit*
who cau speak, read and write the
English language. For information
apply to Recruiting Officer. 102
Weal Main St., Trinidad. Colo. tf.
Wanted
All who do not receive their
Chronicle-News to phone this office
, between 6:«0 and 7:00 the same
'Veiling.
Second hand furniture. Carmlch
’ sel and Co., Phone Trinldud 530. tf
A hustler for tea und coffee wu-
I gon olid some Inside work. Must fur
. nish No. 1 reference. If you are a
quitter do not apply, tnilary aud com
mission. Address in own handwrit* 1
|ng. stating where last employed. Ad- (
dress ”F” core C-N. tf
Good girl to learn hair dressing
I Inquire Fox lluir Dreeing I'm lor,
i over Cry at u I theater. 3
LENSES TO DUPLICATE AT SOe
MncolD 11. IMII. Jeweler. If
For Rent.
r Four rooms, tuoderu except fur
■ naos, also nicely furnished apart
* menu, popular price*. 11. L. Anderson
* Anderson block, phone Red 2331. tf
, «————————————————
Furlnshed housekeeping rooms
40U University. Phone Red 1443. tf.
1 Four furnished rooms for light
house keeping. Southeast corner
f Western and San Juan streets Call
* Red 74. tf
n __________________________________
* A new ti-rooni strictly modern
•'ottage. including gas range and
* hcator. close In. C. 11. Puul. 212 K.
’ Main. St. 4
-1 Room for light houskeoping at Lu
cerne. Phoue n.iea 383 or 418 lieocli.
tf.
i .. ■
Two nicely furnished front rooms,
strictly modern house, for geutlem*u
Phono Red 1832. 2
Dressmaking
Experienced dreen maker wants
{nil kinds of sewing. Satisfaction
guaranteed Prices reasonable. 310
South Animas. Phone Red 2313. tf.
Millinery
; At 25 per cent discount on Friday
and Saturday at 405 South Animas.
Thi* Include* our Imported patterna
nnd trimmed hnta. mo
Printing
If you need printing of any kind
come to the Chronicle-New*. High
class work, reasonable prices,
Papering
Up-to-date designs of wall paper.
Large selection. Very lowest prices.
Joe Hurkland. 109 Fast First. Phone
Hues 563. I guarantee. tf.
Found
That the quickest, accurate place
to get glasses fitted, is at I/acoln H.
Hall's, Optician. tf
Furniture
We buy aud sell second band fur
niture. Call Trinldud 403. tf
I gaawßweaw ■■■ ■ »»aui
Situation Wanted
In cigar Htaud, hotel clerk or de
livery man. Address “II” cam C
i- 1
i Free employment bureau, office of
Associated Charities, 416 Commercial
street. Phono Red 2962. Help
rurnlshod and employment secured, tf
Girl wants to do housework la
small family. Call Red 3746. 5
Reliable woman wants work as
chambermaid or general housework.
Address "J” care C-N 3
Man wants work of any kind. Call J
at 1405 Nevada Ave. 6
i Woman wants work by day or In i
a restaurant. Phono Red 1326. Ref
erences. 5
Washing by the day, 706 Rio Ally
St. Phone Red 1461. 4
PAGE THREE
For Sale
Monarch 100 per cent pure paint
$2.00 per gallou, Tony D. Clark, tf
Uld papers for putting ou shelve#
or uuder carpet. 5 cents u bundle
at lbs Chronicle-New* office. tf
Pueblo Mixed paint, n good chsap
one. $1.35 a gallon. Tony D. Clark T?
Heat driving horse in town, sur
rey and new set of harness. Phond
Red 3812. tf.
Sell oif your sutplus stuff buy using
C-N want ads. They only coat ft
, cents a line. #f
Good all around liorne cheap. In-
I quire 908 state St. 3
Two teams, wugous and harness.
J. C. Greet, Starkville. Colo. tf
( Adamant Floor palul, $1.40 par
'gallou, Tony D. Clark. tf
Pur boa* und neck hirer* at 16c
ou the dollar Excellent goods. J. M
Kolb, room 7. Longnecker bldg. 2
Royal typewriter, fine condition
very cheap. J. M. Kolb, room 7. Loug
uecleer bldg. z
sshn »ash will scours u six rsom
modern house on a urventy-flv* foot
let In un elegant locality. Daluoc*
on easy payments like puylng rant.
The O. 1.. Davis Lumber Co.
pone Trinidad IK. " r M$
Ftor new and seoond hand Mr#lt
ure call on Carmichael and Co., lift
-132 Elm strest. Pboos Trlaftlaft
tso. - tf
Roof paints, all colors, •• cents a
galtoD, Tony D. Clark. tf.
Six six-foot show cases, on# four
foot floor case and general m«rchso
dlae. Phone Red 3593. J. (1. Alley.
Hoprls. v |f #
LENSES DUPLICATED
Lincoln 11. Hall, Optician. tf.
CbtnnJcl»-N*w*s want ads. f,r a *tn#
ir * " uiiiiwiinnswin
Lost
Reward for return to streot rail
way oflce of magneto, left at corner
or State and Kauaas avenue. 5
Gold cross and chain. Finder re
turn to Snodgrass, 425 North Com
mercial. 4
Solid gold engraved ruff links.
Return to Mrs. D. R. Levering, 616
West Hara, reward. 6
Child's grey fur collar on Commer
cial street Sunday night. Return to
Quilllteh Implement and Vehicle Co.
3
Pocket hook on 3 o'clock Coke
dale car. Finder please leave at C
*•_ ft
Cleaning
Cleaning, pressing and dyeing.—
The Trinidad Cleaning and Dye
Works. tf
TaxiCib
Taxi call for hire, any time, nlgtit
or day. Phono Toltec Hotel or Triul
dad 294. Ed Pople.
If you have young children you
have perhaps noticed that disorders
of the stomach are their most com-’
won ailment. To correct this you
will find Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets excellent. They are
easy and pleasant to take, and mild
and gentle in effect. For sale by ull
dealers.
Johnny Coulon, bantamweight
champion, who was receutly out
pointed by Kid Williams, th»* fast
Baltimore boxer. Is after a return
much with the little southern light
er. Coulon I* so sure of the result
this time that ho Is ready to wager
$l6OO on the sido If the battle is 26
rounds Instead of 10.
Larry Lujoie, the big Frenchman,
and onc-timo king of American lea
gue batsmen, say* that Joe Wood has
never been equalled.
Lenses Duplicated 50c.
Compounds 75c.
SEND BROKEN PIECE. 50 CKNTS
AND 4 CENTS IN STAMP# —NEW
LENS FIRST MAIL
LINCOLN H. HALL, OpttcUm
TRINIDAD, COLO.