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The Cash Bargain Store
403 H. Commercial Street.
Tilt* only place in town you can get what you want In second
liainl good* to furuiHli your house with. A shipment of liras* and
Ja pa lift] bird cages juat received. Prices from up.
s3s.uu side Board, our price 81H.75
$25.00 Chlffloueer. Our Prlco
Heat lUK stoves from 92.50 up.
Coed Sewing Machine* *5.00 uch.
WANT COLUMN
Wonted-Mole Help
For L\ S. army. Aide bodied un
man led men hot ween ago* of IS
uud nr*; citizens of United State*, of
good character und temperate habits
who ta'i speak, read und write the
English language. For information
apply to Recruiting Officer. 102
West Mali* St.. Tiluldad. Colo. tf.
Wanted
All who do not reope il , «ir
Cliroiilele Niwt to *»•••*••- e
between C:00 and 7:00 the zaiue
evening.
Second hand furniture, Uurmich
n« I nml t*o.. Phono Trinidad 530. tf
A hUMtler for tea au.l coffee wa
gon and some Inside work. Mu*t fur
ul*h No. I reference. If you are a
quitter do not apply, salary and cotu
mlxMlon. Address In own handwrit
ing. stating where last employed. Ad
dress "F** care C-N. tf
Party lo weave rag rugs. «all lied
1553. Mrs. I:. Mayfield, 4fil Park
street. II
flood Kill to learn hair dressing.
Inquire Fox Hair Dressing Parlor,
over Crystal theater. I!
LENSES TO DUPLICATE AT 50c
Lincoln 11. Hall. Jeweler. tf
For Rent.
Four rooms, modern except fur
nace, also nicely furnished apart
incuts, popular prices. 11. I*. Anderson
Audersou block, phone lied 23111. tf
Fitrinshcd housekeeping rooms
lUU ruivcrsily. Phone lied 1442. If.
A new 0-room strictly modern
cottage, including gas range and
heater, close In. C. 11. Paul, 212 E.
Multi. St. 4
. Five room modern house, close In.
Photic Trinidad 3IS. tf
Room for light houskeoplng nt Lu
cerne. Phone Baca 383 or 4 IS Beech.
If.
Two nicely furnished front rooms*
strictly modern house, for gentlemen
Phone lied 1532. 2
Dressmaking
Experienced dress maker wants
all kinds of sewing. Satisfaction
guaranteed Prices reasonable. 210
South Animas. Phono Red 2212. tf.
Millinery
At 2fi per cent discount on Friday
and Saturday at 405 South Animas.
This Includes our Imported patterns
and trim tiled hats. mo
Printing
If you need printing or any kind
conic lo the Chronicle-News. High
class work, reasonable prices.
Found
That the quickest, accurate place
to get glasses fitted, is at i/dcoln 11.
Hall's. Optician. d
Furniture
NVe buy and sell second hand fur
niture. Call Triuidad 403. tf
Cleaning
dunning, pressliiE and dvnlliK. — |
Tho Trinidad Cleaning and Dye |
Works. ri j
Taxi Cab
Taxi enh for hire, any time, night
or day. Phone Toltcc Hotel or Trini
dad 294. Ed Poplo.
Here is Another
A new modern C room bungalow on north side near to car line,
excellent neighbourhood. This house has hardwood floors and
very finest finishes, built In china closet, cupboard In the
kitchen, sleeping porch, lunik eases built in, fire place. lot »*ox
] ( ;n feet. Tills property cost owners near $3,900. Will sell at
once for $.1,400. Terms.
THE DUNLAVY AGENCY COMPANY
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE ARSTRACTS LOANS
THURSDAY I
Situation Wanted
In cigar stand, hotel clerk or de
livery man. Address •*11” euro C-
N. 4
Free employment bureau, office of
tnhodntcd Charities. 4 Id Commercial
uroci. Phono lied 29*52. Help
furnished and employment secured. II
Voting man wauls offlee work of
any kind. Inquire “I" care C-N. 1
Expelicneed meat cutter wants
posit lon. “G", cure C-N. 2
Man wants work of any kind. Cull
at 1405 Nevada Avc. 5
Woman wants work by day or In
a restaurant. Phouc lied 1320. Ref
erences. f>
Washing by the day. Tori |(|o Ally
St. Phone Red 1451. 4
For Sole
Monarch 100 per rent pure paint
$2.00 per gallon, Tony I). Clark, tf
Old papers for putting on shelve*
or under carpet. 6 vents a bundle
at the Chronicle-News office. tl
Pueblo Mixed pain;, a good cheap
one. $1.35 a gallon. Tony It. Clark tf
Best driving horse In town, sur
rey ami new set of haiuess. J'houc
fled 3812. tf.
S«'U on your *»ui|dun stuff buy using
C-N want ads. They only cost l
cents a line. el
Two teams, wagons and bar no:*
I. C. Erect, Slnrkilile, Colo. tf
Adamant Floor palul, $1.40 per
gallon, Tony D. Clark. tf
Fur lions and neck hleces at 15c
nu the dollar. Excellent goods. J. M.
Kolb, room 7. l-ongnccker lildg. 2
Royal tvpowrltor, line condition
very cheap. J. M. Kolb, room 7, Long
ncckor bldg. 2
s.*»no cash will secure a six room
modern house on a seventy-five foot
lot in an elegant locality. Balance
on easy payments like paying rent,
ihe o. L. Davis (.timber Co. Tclc
pono Trinidad 18. 4
For new and second hand furnit
ure rail ou Carmichael and Co.. 130-
132 Elm street. I'honc Triuidad
530. tf
Roof paints, all colors, 99 conta a
rillou, Tony I). Clark, tf.
Six six-foot show cases, one four
I *ul floor ease nml general mcrrliati
i lse. Phone Red 3593. .1. G. Allen,
Soprls. tf.
LENSES DUPLICATED 50c.
I.liicolii 11. Hull, Optician. tf.
Lost
Hold cross ami chain. Finder re
turn to Snodgrass, 425 North Com
mercial. 4
Child's grey fur collar on Commer
cial street Sunday night. Return to
Quillllch Implement and Vehicle Co.
Pocket hook on 3 o'clock Coke
dalo car. Finder phase leave at C
x. 6
| Boston Bull pup. Return to 515
Nevada. Reward. 1
I A breastpin made from $5 gold
piece. I.lberul reward for return to
C-N office. 5
Fountain pen on Main street. Re
turn to 215 Animas St. Reward. 3
DAILY MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Now York. Oct. 31. Portlier i‘u*
assuring advices from a broad where
settlement.* were proceeding In order,
helped In a great measure today
towntds r< overy from recent sharp
dec lines. Tile rally f 11 progress at
yesterday's close was continued
though with some moileration and
cautlou
Heading. Meal and I’lilon Pnclfh
made up the bulk of light business at
advance* approximating a point 01
bettci and Canadian Puclflc also reg
istered a siibstaiirial advance. There
were no outstanding; features, how
ever, except the professional nature
i f fiu trading and the firmness ol
inonev, this last fact resulting from
iie'ither drain on local resources.
Honda were steady.
Six per cent money und fairly good
llairluian earnings fur September
were the offsetting features of the
noon hour which was marked by dull*
ness.
In the late afternoon when money
rose to 7 *, per cent the market fell
into a state of absolutely apathy with
a material shading of prices.
The market closed firm. The mar
ket came to almost a complete stand
still in the last hour when money
advanced to s per cent, but without
further effect oil prices.
THE MONET MARKET
New York. Oct. 31. —Call money
; Prime paper C; Silver Dl'I: Moxi
can dollars 4X«: Copper 10 9001
17.05 I November); Tin fio. iftf*
i.*iU..*i0; |..;.d 5; Anielgatnatcd K32
| Sugar 122: Atchison I OS |: (treat
I Net them 133: New York Central
1315: Northern Pacific 131: Iteadln;
I Toil: Southern Pacific I09J: I’nloi
Pacific IT!*, - : Steel 754; Steel pro
ferred 113J.
THE METAL MARKET
.*•1 I .on Is. Oct. 31 l.ead weak
4.80 4* I S'.: spelter unsettled. 7.25
<i 7 33.
THE COTTON MARKET
New York. Oct. 31. -Cotton spot
! closed steady.
| Middling uplands 11 7«».
Middling (InIf 11.!•.'».
j Sales |,lot) bales.
CHICAGO BOARS OF TRADE
1 Chicago, Oct. 31. Pear that tin
'Argentine crop has had too much.
! i it I it caused the wheat market today
to harden. The opening innged Iron
|a shade down to up. PeccniUe;
( started at PI to ill 1 , (ft Sc, the sum*
change from last night as the mar
iket taken altogether, rose to MS
The elor»« was steady at !*1\ foi
j December, a gain of Jc net.
December corn opened a sixteenth
t i 'ft Sc liigln r. at 324f 321 nm
sagged to 31.
Tlie «lore was steady with Decern-
I her at 324. n net advance of \Gi ',c.
December tats started unehangei
ta a shade off at 324* 32£, and react
ed to 32A.
XVII HAT— December kl 1
May 96 4-
COHN— December 32i
May 31 J.
OATS—December 32.
.May 33J.
CHICAGO PROVISIONS
Chicago. Oct. 31.—Provisions ad
vanced with hogs. Trade was on n
large scale. Pirst transactions var
ied from fir decline to 74c gain, with
January is. 13 to 18.4 74 for pork:
10.65 to 10.674 for lard and 9.95 fit
10 for rib:*.
POUK—In nun ry 18.624.
LA HD—January 10.074.
It IDS—January 10.
ST LOUIS WOOL MARKET
St l,ouIk, Mo.. Oct. 31.— Wool
steady. Territory and western me
diums 21 Oi 23c.
Pine inidiums 18(£920c.
Pine 13 <i 17c.
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. Oct. 31.—Cattle receipts
3,300. Market slow, steady.
Peeves 3 30 til 1 1 : Texas steers 4.35
One Bine mare. 9 years old. weight
about 1200. stiff in shouldars.
Branded 7 open A liar on left hip.
Also her colt coming 2 years old
same color as mare. $25 reward for
return of each head. Notify Geo.
Konugas, R.F.D. No. I, Trinidad.
Colo. 4
Papering
Up-to-date designs of wall paper.
Large selection. Very lowest prices.
Joe Burkland, 109 East First. Phone
Baca 563. I guarantee. tf.
Lenses Duplicated SOc.
Compounds 75c.
SCND BROKEN PIECE. SO CENTB
AND 4 CENTS IN STAMPS-NEW
LENS FIRST MAIL
LINCOLN I. HALL, OpttcUa
TRINIDAD. COLO.
THE CHRONICLE-NEWS, TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
0)3.63; western steers 5.50 0* 9 25;
stockers and feeders 1.23 4* 7.30;
cows und heifers 2.7 I *i 7.25; calves
6.30 01 lo.io.
HOGS —Receipts 18,000. Market
strong. 3c up.
Light 7 lUfil 7.S3 tnlxeil 7.3301
7.on; heavy 7.I0&I 7.S3; rough «.IU
01 7.33; pigs 1.25 i 6 on
Hulk of sales 7.3001 7.so.
SIIKKP —Reeel pis ls.ooo. Market
steady.
Native 3.1001 l.6o: western 3.3001
I 60; yearlings l.3o01 3.7u; lambs,
native 3 fp 7.13; western 3.230(7.13.
Kantu Citv livestock.
Kansas City. Mo.. Oct. 31 Cuttle
receipts 4.300. In* lulling 300 south* I
•ms. Market steady
Native steers 6.3001 10.73; south*
ern steers 4.23016: southern rows
ind heifers 3.4001 5.23- native cows
and heifers 3.40fi 7.stockers and
feeders 4.3001 7.23: bulls 401 3.23;
•alves 3 0(9.30; western steers fi0t
8.30; wjDstcrb cows 3.5n«i 6.50.
110(18—Receipts 7.0U0. Market
strong to 3r higher
Hulk of sales 7 lo'uT.TO: heavy
7.6o0i 7.75; packets and butchers
7.3001 7.73; light 7.35«* 7.65: pigs
7.3001 6.30.
SHKKI* — Receipts 3.000 Market
tUc higher
Muttons 3.30 01 1.85; lambs 6 01
7 23: range wethers and yearlings 1
01 6; range ewes 2 ■'•»»<s» 1.23.
Denver Livestock.
Denver, Colo., Oil. 31 -Cattle re
ceipts 500. MaYk*-t steady.
Hoof steers fi.730i6.75; cows and
lelfers 10*5.50: stockers nndf cod
ers 5 0* 6.60; calves 75 4t s.
HOGS—Receipts 3oo. Market a
hade higher. Top 7.85; bulk of
tales 7 so ♦* 7.85.
SIIKKP—Receipts ll.ouo Mark
et steady. Yearlings 1.504* 5: wetli
•»rs 40* 4.50; Iambs 60*6.50; ewes
1.304* 4.
Fusionists Uphold
Popular Senatorial
Election Plan
All of tli* Demis .-atlc and Progrcs
:|ve legislative candidates of tills
•utility have algm-d Pledge No. I",
ti which the promise Is made. If
deeted, to carry out the will of tli"
linjorlty of the people of Colorado by
‘anting tl.eir vote r-»r senator for the
wo miidldadte* rct-lvlng the high
•*t minther of vo:< • at Tuesday's
•lection None of the ■ (••publican
candidates have signed this pledge.
GOV'T CLERK ON TRIAL
SCORES STRONG POINT
Seattle, Wn . On. 31. In the trial
•f Edwin F. M»*yer, formerly prin
cipal clerk of tie* storekeeper of the
Puget Sound navy yard, and who Is
barged with conspiracy to defraud
the government in the purchase of
naval supplies the cross examination
f Paymaster Gccrge Brown. I'. S. N .
the present storekeeper, was coin Iml
d today. He testified Hint no con
tract for supplies could he awarded
vitbout the signature ef the com
ma admit of the yatd. This was
•onsidcrcd a strong point for the de
fense.
QUIET AT VERA CRUZ
Sait Diego. Calif., CKt. 31.—Gov
ernment wireless operator* nt the
*'oliit lamia station here overheard
last night messages from Captain
Hughes of the cruiser Des Moines at
Vera Cruz. Mexico, and also from
•tation* at Guantanoiua, Cuba, Pana
ma. Pensacola. Fla., und from a Rim
'd an station at Pctropavlosk, Siber
ia. Two message* also were inter
cepted from a -tearner hound from
Havana to New York.
Captain Hughes* message was di
rected to the big station nt Arling
ton. and stated that conditions were
•iulet at Vera Crux.
BRESHNEHAN GETS NOTICT
St. Louis. Oct 31.—Roger Ure*li
uclinii. It was announced today, re
ceived last Tuesday Ills notice of un
conditional release ns manager from
the St. Louis National league base
ball club. Unless all of the seven
National league club* put in claim
for his service* by November 7.
Hresliticlinn will he a free agent.
THIRTY-TWO STATES
FAVOR INCOME TAX
Washington, 0«-t. 31.-Thirty-two
state* nave notified Secretary Knox
of their ratification of the proposed
income tax amendment to the feder
al constitution and four have noti
fied the state depurment of heir re
jection. To become effective thirty
six states—three fourths of those in
the union must ratify.
SOLDIER KILLS MEXICAN WOMAN
Nogales, Ari/. Oct. 31. Filing
through a window when he say an
other soldier in her home, an un
known private of Troop I).
Foutr F. S. cavalry, killed Franciscia
Grijalva, a Mexican woman, hist
night, and then shot, and perhaps
fatally wounded, two Ynqui section
men who rushed to the home when
thov heard the shot fired.
The trooper then escaped uernar
the border into .Mexico.
TURKS ROUTED;
PEACE IS NEAR
(Continued from nag* one.»
j Tin* Creeks. too, appear to
spreading out their lints. They have
occupied Urovenn on the west urn
toad leading to MoiiuhHi*.
(Jiuvo fours me expressed lu re
gard to the Christian populations of
CoiiHtuntlnoplo. Saloniki and other
Turkish ports, where the news of
lurklsli defentM is being eireulnted
in spite of censorship and official
denluls.
(■real llrltaln already has ordered
a warshiji to proceed to Saloniki r or
(lie protection of llritish lives nnd
property there, and (lie action of the
powers In the matter is under con
sideration.
Sir Kdward CSrey, the Itrilisli for
eign minister, stated today in the
house of eouiinous that when the
military situation in tin* Italkau pe
ninsula permitted, the poweis would
take steps to insure enduring pence
between the belligerents.
Ilieka. Montenegro, Oil. 111.
News of the rapture of the Turkish
city of Ipek, about fifteen miles from
the Montenegrin frontier. bv tile
MoutenrKrin army coniniauded by
Ceneral Vukotlteh was received here
today.
Sofia. Oct. 31. The llulgurhiii
aimy has completely routed the
tuaiii Turkish army under Xn/iin
I’aslm. The Turk* fled In disorder.,
leaving uiutiy kiile<l and wounded on
the field.
The battle, wliirh is regarded ns j
Hie most Important engagement Miner l
tile beginning of the war, lasted :t j
entile days. It extended along the I
line from l.ule llurgns eastwurd to
Sara I. The Turkish Iron! was over !
3 mlJca long.
The Ottoman trootis retreated to
Tehorlu. about 21 miles to the south i
of the position* from which they
were driven by the Ihitguriun*.
The tow n of Tehorlu. where the j
Turks are expected to make another J
stand, orriipies an liii|Hiitnnt posl-.
lion on the main road and on tin
railway between Constantinople and
Adrlaople, at the isdni where the!
road from the port of Itodoslo Joins. 1
I'll less the Tniks hold tills place
they will be unable to bring any |
more troops from Asia Minor byway
of Itodosto.
London. Ort 31 The eastern |
w ing of the Turkish army at Visa ]
was able to iiiaintain its ground at -
first against the lliilgarinu .troops!
but could gain no successes, say* a
iSofia dispatch.
lu consequence of tin* occupation 1
of l.ule IturgaH by the Itulgarlaus.
the eastern wing of the Turks was
withdrawn to Soria and Istrandia so
tlint the battle front, which yester
day extended from l.ule Iturgas to
Visa now lies across Tc liorlu. Soria
and Istrandia
l.ouduii. Oct. .'ll.—Tin* Itulgarinn
army completely defeated a Turkish
force estimated at 200.000 men at
l.ule liurgas after three days of ter
rific fighting, according to a news
agency dispatch from Sofia. The liul
gnrlan cavalry is pursuing the re
treating Turks.
The battle will probably give oc
casion for thi> Intervention of the
Kuro|N'ati powers, lu dispatches front
Vienna ft is ascertained Mint the for*
oign ministers of the European gov
ernments have readied a teuative
agreement in this matter, and in any
event the entries of the Itulgarinn
troops in Constantinople will not be
tolerated by the powers. Even Rus
sia is disinclined to permit such an
occurrence.
It is also understood in diplomat
ic quarters in the Austrian capital
thin tlie Italkau untioiis already
have made known in an unofficial
manner that they arc prepared to
accept Intervention by the powers at
any moment now.
'I lie Russian aviator Popff. in
structor of aviation in the Russian
army, was the first air navigator to
lose his life In tills war. Ho, with
several others, left Russia a few days
I ago to offer Ills services to llulgaria.
I While flying his machine over
Adi humph*. lie was brought down by
Turkish shrapnel shells.
I Constantinople. Oct. 31.- It is ru-
| mured here that the liulgarinu troops
nre being bombarded by a Turkish
I squadron on the Hlack Sea roast and
| that under cover of the firing a body
or Turkish troops has been landed.
For any itehiut-ss of the skin, for
skin rashes, chap, pimples, et try
Doan's Ointment. fiOc at all drug
stores.
Mole leads among the new furs
in fact, gray furs generally are In
I demand.
> $lOO Reward, $lOO
The renders of this paper will b®
pleased to P-arn that then* Is at b-ani on«»
dreaded disease that science bus been
able to cure In nil Its stages, und that is
Catarrh. I tail’s Catarrh Chi c 1* the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken In
ternum*. acting directly upon tin* blood
nnd mucous surfaces of tin* system there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease. nnd giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution nnd assisting
nature In doing Its •work. The proprietors
have so much faith In Us curative Dow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that It fails to t-tiro. Send
for list of testimonials. .
Address r. .1. i’HKNKY A CO , Toledo. Ohio.
Hold hr all Druggists. V*.
Tokf HaU'o Fanil? Fills for constipation.
OCTOBER 31. 1012.
Alcohol for Boys? Co To Your Doctor
Ask your doctor how often lie prescribes an alcoholic stimulant for
children. He will probably say, “ Very, very rarely.” Ask him
how often he prescribes a tonic for them. He will probably answer.
"Very, very frequently.” Then ask him about Ayer’s non
alcoholic Sarsaparilla as a tonic for the yomnj.
Former Trinidad
Folks Hold Big
Reunion on Coast
A number of former Trinidad res
idents otic evening Inst week gather
ed at the home of Miss Fannie Dodd.
1237 flrumerey place. Los Angeles.
Cal., and were entertained at a most
delightful puriy which wus featured
by li unique guessing contest 111
which tlie names of well known lo
cal rctddciitH were suggested iu rid
dles to bo solved by the guests Thun
present at the party were Mrs. Marry
McCombs. Mrs. K. .1. Host and daugh
ter. Mrs. Heart. Mrs. I.a urn Fleming.
Mrs. A. 1,. Day, Mrs. Frank Sum
mers, Mrs. .loliii It. Hunt, Mrs. Al
bert t\ Flack, Mrs. Lizzie Doss, Mrs.
K. V. Mark. Mrs. Florence St lies.
Mrs. Summers won tint prize. a
Trinidad peiinuut und Mrs. Fleming
tin* consolation prize.
The questions lu the guessing con
test und their answers:
1. In a den of I lolls. A maker of
men's garments. Dan Taylor
2. Two D'h or a small Idl’d. D
D. Finch.
3. A Ib-hrew pulrian It and the
hair on a man's face. Jacob Heard.
I A h«> who wore u coal of inn
ny colors and one who parks.—Joe
j Hacker.
■ f». The |;i|«* king of Ktiglatid ami
j where the sun sets.— Ed West.
• 0. The present king of F.iigland
and u mvlll bird.—(Seo. Swullow.
j 7. A bird like a swullow and tile
opposite of Iduck Martin White
{ s. The maker of a dictionary und
the color of the earth Well llrown
!•. Ills given inline John und his
I surname the comnioii herbage of the
field. —Dr. John Hras*.
i lo A Jewish law giver and a
| piece of limber set lu the ground.
| Ezra Hunt.
I 11. Who was tin* first mayor of
j Trinidad? Dr. Owen,
j 12 When was lie elected? 1 Sso.
Better than any
Magazine ever
published
36 Timely Articles by
36 Timely Authors
Oil the Presidential l-iglit o( 1912 will soon lie publish
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Look at the List:
RICHARD HARDING DAVIS
OEOROE ADE
HAMLIN GARLAND
OOUVF.RNEUR MORRIS
JOHN T MCUTCHEON
JANE ADDAMS
WALLACE IRWIN
FREDERICK PALMER
EDNA FERBER
INEZ HAYNES GILLMORE
RICHARD WASHBURN CHILD
JESSE LYNCH WILLIAMS
DR WOODS HUTCHINSON
C. P. CONNOLLY
J. B. CONNOLLY
FRANKLN P ADAMS
EMERSON HOUGH
HERBERT CROLY
WILL IRWIN
WALTER WEYL
PETER C. MacFARLANE
LOUIS EVAN SHIPMAN
I. F. MARCOSSON
WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE
JUDSON C. WELLIVER
FRANK A. MUNSEY
SAMUEL MERWIN
HENRY KITCHELL WEBSTER
GEORGE FITCH
BERT LESTON TAYLOR
ROY NORTON
E S. VAN ZILE
RUFUS GILLMORE
BURGESS JOHNSON
HARRY STILLWELL EDWARDS
HARVEY O'HIGGINS
HENRY BEACH NEEDHAM
l /
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Be on the Look-Out Watch the
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and for What He Has to Say $
PAGE SEVEN
BIGAMY CHARGED
Oakland, cuicr. Oti :: 1 John
Holmes, a member of a tln al idea I
company, wan urrerted hero hint
night <ni a telegraphic warrant sworn
to by Ills wife In Jersey City. N. J .
who charges him with bigamy.
I Inline*, whose plage name I* John
llnrrlcourt, admitted he hud two
wive*, hilt lie Mild lie had murrled
tin* second one, tin- present com
plainant. believing the first one wn *
dead. Ho said lie wan ready lo go
to Ni w Jersey and fat o the charge.
David Zauollul
CHALLENGE FROM THE
HAUSMAN DRUG CO.
Offer* to Refund Money l f Dr. Ifow
aid’s Snnific Will Not Cure Any
Case "f Constipation or Dyspep
rin.
The lliiiihimiii Druj Co. are seek
ing the wond cast* of dyspepsia or
coiiutlp I'lnii in llielr vicinity to test
Dr llcward’i* new specific for tin*
cure of those diseases.
So confident are they Hint tills re
markable medicine will effect a last
ing cure lu a short lime that they of
fer to refund the money should It not
hi* successful.
11l order i«> secure the quickest
|tt -lldc Itil rod lift 101 l lilt*)' will sell
a regular fifty cent package of this
medicine at half price. 25 cent*.
This specific of Dr Howard** will
cure sick headache, dlzzv feelings.
• oiutip:itlon, dyspepsia and all forms
of malaria and liver trouble It doe«
not simply give relief for a lliue; It
makes permanent and complele cures.
ft will regulate the bowel*. tOlfe
up tin* whole Intestinal tract, gl\**
you an appetite, make food taste good
and digest well mid Increase vigor,
Joy and happiness will lull** the plnee
of that "don't care whether I live or
die" feeling.
Chionlele-Ww« want *ils ~.e te.»