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TRINIDAD. COLORADO £
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For S&le or Rent
New, two-room houtr Colorado Avc., Olid Alt. street. Will sell
for $460. $lOO down, balance monthly payment!. Lots is 60s
150. •••..
Study new five room honoe on Ban Juan near Colorado Ave. $2,-
180.00 $2OO down, balance monthly paymento, like rent
-200 beautiful bnildittft lots, located in different pntta of the city.
Moat of them can be told on payment. Buy now. Build Inter.
If yon want Fire. Life. Accident Inonrancc. or Surety Bonds- don t
fail to call at the ptuunil floor real estate office.
The Home Security-Investment Company
Insurance. Loans- Rent Estate. Bonds.
8. C. I!ALU President.
Ground floor. First National Bank Buildinff.
EDWARD D. WIGHT, President. D. P. JONES, Vice-President.
W. R. CHAPMAN, Cashier. fl. K. lIOU-OWAY. V-Pree.
C. R. RAPP. Assistant Cashier.
The Trinidad National Bank
Capital *100,000.00
Surplus and Profits *60,000.00
DIRECTORS:
B. I>. Wight 11. K. Holloway W. J. Murray
Philip Schneldor B. P. Jnoea W. R. Chnpm*n
We will be pleased to have your bustsesa and offer every ac
commodation consistent with snfs banking- Intel --st pnld on tlmn
deposits.
SPECIAL
«r* Concord j
jR Grapes
ff 45c i
S' hi The Seaton is neatly over. We \yv Y\
%1/ have a fne car on track and wh'le \' V
f they Inst we will make this spec- IV
ial price. Call us i p.
Phone PRJfnri 527
Trinidad liWiVlVTiuFmdlil North
546 Com’l St.
GENUINE MAZDA SUDDIieS
TUNGSTEN LAMPS
W. carry a ..no o everything
f tor the autoiuobllr. Presto light and
Costs Wo More. tlro , ank „ , lock .
$6 Hot Point Irono For $3.60 it. cxchauiio 5,i.00
Thio Week- tc, exchange $2.75
e32Sk sSS,"&. TheTrinlilnd Unit) Worts
l-h. Trill. 7X. 212 E. Main. l ' hon « Trinidad 128.
LOST.
NOTICE A „ rcait Pln matlu of „ *oolil
All persona nnvitiß rented suits piece. The owner prized very highly
from the Trinidad Costume Co. are and will liberally reward finder If
retiuesfcd to return them at once. - returned to this office. tf.
Three Three
Stores OJ LL, | Stores
PLATFORM IS
QUALITY - PRICE - SERVICE
TUZBDAY
na oHxoinoLS-ssws, trinidad, Colorado.
PERSONALS
J. J. Hendricks left this mornliiK
for Aguilar.
W. Steen of Pomo Is iu the Hty on
a business trip.
11. Iv. Holloway of Denver Is la
this city to vote.
S. S. Hooley of llutou Is iu the city
on a brief business trip.
.1. A. Ccbb of Atluutu, (2a.. is In
the city on a business trip.
.Miss Myrtle Duluuy has accepted u
|H>s|tioii with the A. 11. Butler .Shoe
Co
S. F. 1.. Snyder, the shoe mail of
Denver, is iu this city in the Interest
of Ills firm
Gc«.rgc Sullivan of Italon is ill '.llls
city spending a couple of days tin u
business trip.
Gene Gaines, who spent Sunday In
Pueblo, returned to his home in Mils
city yesterday.
M. .1. Kirs of Folhoni is iu this city
oil a business trip. lie is registered
at the llnzeldliif.
Perry Wilson of Ited River is In
this city on a'short visit, lie expert*
to return home In the morning.
Tommy has returned from
Stonewall where lie has b*»i-i? * lend
ing some time on an outing trip.
it M Griswold of Aguilar is in
Hie city today on a business trip. He
expects to return home this evening.
Rose Kalin, the little duugiitci of
Mr and Mrs. Max Kahn, Is fonfi.ied
to her home with u serious attack of
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Fred Springer departed this
afternoon for Deliver, where she will ]
visit with her relatives and friends
for an Indefinite time.
Me. T. K Porter, wife of the well
known merchant of Folsom, who was
operated oil at the local hospital. Is
reported as dotug nicely today.
(*. I«. Ileiidershot of Wolo-i.burg
was ail out of towu guest in Tilnl-j
• I'd yesterday afternoon He re- 1
turned to his home this morulas
Mr. and Mrs. George Cullt/. who
have been visiting with frlond.i and I
relatives in tills city, returned to j
their home In Fort Worth lr- t ev
ening.
Jo«* Hawley Is iu the city vis'tliig|
with friends and relative*. Mr. ,
Hawley wn* a former resident of this I
< Itv but Is uow living In Pueblo.
Mr. and Mr*. 11. W. Reaunie left ,
thin afternoon for Aguilar where they I
win spend the day visiting with
li lends. They s-xpert to return In the I
morning.
D. W. Southerland of the C. F. Sc
I. Co. returned to thla city laat even
ing after spending sometime in the
various camps lit flic intcro*t of III*
rompanv.
If. If. Sanderson of the firm of
Da u ford and Sanderson returned
home last evening after. apeuding the
past few days In Denver on a Intsl
itear trip.
Mr. and Mrs. T. If. banders and
three sons returned to their home iu
Monson. this afternoon nfter spend
ing the pnst few days In till* city
on a pleasure and hiisineoM trip.
Charles Mtturoe, who holds a po
sition Ip Hastings, is spending the
day iu this city visiting with his
parent, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Munroe.
He experts to return home In (life
morning
T. W. Goodwin has returned from
n vacation In the various puli of
Texas. Mr. Goodwin |s the cashier
of the freight department of the ."olo
rndo and Southern.
Fred Bayles. manager of the Car
bon Coal and Coke company, of Coke
dale. lias returned from an extensive
eastern trip. While away lie visited
New York City and various other
large custom cities.
Mr. and Mrs Fred llutkhard ex
pect to leave soon for San Diego,
California, where they will probably
make their future home. The many
friends of the Ilurkluirds will be sorry
to leurn of their departure.
Mr. and Mrs. l-larl Carmichael are
Ip tiie city visiting witli friend- t.pd
relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Curm!chu?l
were formerly residents of thin city.
Mrs. Carmichael was Miss Frankie
Caldwell before her marrlas".
ATTEMPT TO DYNAMITE
* CHURCH REVEALED
Ratine. Wls.. Nov. 6.—A police
man early today discovered a three
pound package of dynamite under
on coiner of the Holland reformed
church now in course of construc
tion. Tiie fuse had been lighted, the
etui being charred but evidently the
spark extinguished before reaching
the caps.
No reason tor the attempted dyna
miting can be ascribed.
REBELS DESTROY
MEXICAN RAILWAY
El Faso, Texas. Nov. s.—Rebels
today again destroyed the Mexico
Northwestern railway at various
points below Juarez and dynamited
two large trestles over a canon west
of tiie city of Chihiinhiiii. Reconstruc
tion of the road by the American
company had been nearly completed
on promise by federal military offi
cials that tiie II :' would be protect
ed.
A provision train was binned by
rebel spies in Juarez before the noses
of the federal garrison. The supplies
were destined for federal garrisons
along the Mexican Central railway. 1
Have you started
that savings ac
count with us yet
•
If nut, yuu arc losing
money every day
Do it now
Commercial
Savings
Bank
W. B. C. OFFICERS COMING
A uurnber »»f the state officers of
the Women - Relief Corps will visit
the local chapter Saturday evening.
This was the contents of a letter re
ceived here In-t evening by Mrs. F.
C Miller, president of tin* local or
ganization. Those win* will visit will
be Mrs. I*arkln. department president,
und Mrs. Am- ', department inspector.
These two officers reside in Deliver.
AN APPRECIATION
The students and fuculty of the
high school take this means of ex
pressing tl»* li silicon- uppmeintion
to the Trinidad public for their lib
el nl patronage at the recent high
school fair.
They are especially grateful to the
Trinidad Klbtrh- Transmission. Hall
| way and Gas to., for furnishing light
Sand heat free of charge; to the Cen
tral Park Co . for the free use of the
Itheater and other buildings; to the
jTrlnldad Gas and Electric supply for
I the use of electrical npllances; to Hi*
Iciironlclc-Nrw* mid the Trinidad Ad
vertiser for publicity; to the Maze.
Crystal. Isis and Photoplay theaters
•for publlcltx. to the owners of the
;automobiles which were In the pa*
tade; to Miss Isabel Cordova for as-
Islstance In the Spanish booth, to the
j following merchants for donution*
|to booths: Hughes Bros. Lumber Co..
Southern Colorado Lumber Co., Fa
mous Dept. Store. Ingrain-Powder
I Co.. Colorado Supply Co.. The White
House Merc. Co.. The Snodgrass Food
ICO., and all tho other merchants who
I were kind enough to make donations
jof any kind \o their booth*.
Mum Show! Of course you are go
ing. Given by the ladlen* of the Kpls*
(Opal church at Madden's llsll. t
ItlllloUH? Feel heavy after dinner?
Illttcr taste? Complexion sallow?
I.lver perhaps needs waking up.
(loan's Itegulcta for bilious attacks.
25c a! all stores.
TOURIST CLUB.
The Tourist club will meet with
Mrs. Bloom on East Main street to
morrow afternoon at 2:JO.
LISTEN FOR WHISTLES
The Chronicle-New-* carrier
l>oya have 1m cu supplied with
new whistles and will blow
when making delivery of papers.
Listen for the whittle.
VOTE AT 2:00 P. M.;
MUCH SCRATCHING
At two o'clock this afternoon 2,1.53
votes lind boon cast In tin- eight pre
hu ts of Trinidad, out of a total reg
istration of 5,153. Each precinct had
polled about half of its vote. The
number of votes cast at two o'clock
was as shown below.
First ward ton Registration *33
W. Half 2nd IX6 Registration 543
K. flnif 2nd 170 Registration 3ST
N. Half 3d 320 Registration 696
S. Half 3d 311 Registration 666
W. Half 1 1 la 261 Registration CIO
E. Half Itli IX9 Registration 192
Fifth ward 331 Registration S 3?
From each precinct of the city It
Hus reported that the women were
voting heavily for the prohibition
measure 1 , indicating that the vote In
fhe city for the state-wide measure
would be large. The prediction was
freely voiced on the streets today that
the stole would go dry and that this
county would show but a small ma
jority against prohibition. In every
precinct there is much scratching—
more than two thirds of the vote.
Farmers, mechanics, rnllrosdars.
laborers, rely on Dr. Thomas' Elec
tric Oil. Fine for cuts, burns, bruises.
Should he kept In every home. 25c
and 50c.
Kid William*, the. Baltimore ban
tam. who outpointed Johnny Coition,
is In great demand by iKixing clubs
over the country. Several offers have
been received by the little scrapper
and since bis last fight with Coition
he has already closed for two fights
Next. Friday Williams will go on with i
Johnny Hughes, the English ban
tam. and on November 6 lie will meet
Billy Fitzsimmons at New York. I
*» NOVEMBER 8, 1912.
We can fit your body or anybody*s body with
SUPERIOR UNION SUITS
Ingram-Powder Clothing Company
SOFHOMOttS CELEBRATE
A Joyous celebration was the out*
tome of the sophomore* In being vie*
lot lotik in winning tbe pennant of
fered to the class which took In the
most money at the High School fair
which wan held last week The af
fair wan held ut the home of Ml**
K: tlier Marly, daughter of Mr and
Mro. J. J Marty, of llaca street. The
entire sophmorc dare wax prepent
and they spent the evening In hing
ing eta** eonjr- and playing \arlout*
game*. Mlxr Ktli«-l llamerelough of
the miuii clow happened to he the
lucky'one In winning the six-pouud
cake offered liy the Kmer'a bakery.
Thin was cut and with other refresh
ments nerved by Minx Esther, assist
ed by her mother. Mr'. I .1 Marty, a
very delicious repast tun nerved.
It war. a late hour when the happy
throug broke up.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
A birthday party was given last
evening by Mrs. 0. A Will In honor
of her husband's birthday. The oc
casion which wan a perfectly ap
polned affair, wbk given In the Mal
vernia flats. During the meal a six
piece orchestra delighted the diners
with music. The dining room was
I rofusely decorated In yellow and
white, with chrysanthemums form
ing the able center piece. Those
who enjoyed the affair were. Mr. and
Mrs. A. 11. Butler. Mr| and Mrs. W. K
Tyrncr. Dr. and Mrs. L. T. Itlchle and
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Will.
Robes and
Blankets
Lap Robes
92.50 914.00
Wool Steamer Ruga.
91.50 1° 910.00
Square Hone Blanketa
90£ 93.50 f»'li
Shaped Hone Blanketa and
Storm Corel!
91.25 to 92.00 oauli
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Grancer Htrdware Company
117 East Main St. Fh. T. 86
AULTMAH SLIDES FREE TONIGHT
lainteru i Miles allowing '.'Wi 1 of
Trinidad and vicinity and places of
Interest In thin section hu\r been
loaned by O. K. Ault nun and will be
exhibited tonl.;ht between election
bullrtlnn by the stereoptlcan ut the
Trinidad cigar store. These lautern
slides are the views that the Trinidad
camera club have been exhibiting at
Our Boys’ Shoes
Aft I; STUB REPEATERS
vice of our I toys'' Shoes has
built up a large Hoys' Shoe
Cm* //• trade lor us. 91.2a
ArA ik *i.ao. *2.00 «p
N 93.25 »
Don't buy uncertain shoes
fur the lloy Tor
®«P.6W. Shoe Co.
THE STORE OF BETTER SHOES"
——pppaw*
MatatHiitHttaaiaaaaamaa***********"*********"®^
The
International State Bank
Paid Capital $lOO,OOO
This bunk strives in every legitimate way to co
operate in the business affairs of its de
positors and solicits your patronage.
A STRICTLY HOME BANK
FINANCED BY HOME PEOPLE
DIRECTORS.
JOHN AIELLO. President.
JOHN J. HENDRICK. WM. O. RLEBTKD.
Vice President Cashier.
A. B. McGLASiiAN. ALBERT A. WHITE.
CHARLES NICCOLI. JESSB O. NORTHCUTT
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PAGE FIVE
•nhniH and pbotograpbie exhibit*. In
nil parts of the country. Some of
the scenic wonders of tills part of
the sta.e. the scenic highway. Stone
wall and other places will be shown
to the crowd that gathers tonight o
•re the bulletins on he election which
the C-N will receive over its leased
wire.
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