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Winter Underwear
We have the warm hind and our price* are right.
Indies’ J'antH and Vest*. “»‘l up.
Indies' I'nlon Suit*. oOf and up.
Men*' Shirt* and Drawer*. 500 > lid up.
Mens’ Union Suit*, 81.00 and up.
Children** l’antH and Vest* 2«><? and U P*
Children*’ Union Suit*, 50* i nd up.
THE BEE HIVE:
413 Commercial Street Trinidad, Colorado
I Good Old *:*
Schneider Seer |
The favorite drink of the community *s*
for more than thirty years 'j£
Century Bottled Beer X
Light
Muenchener Bottled Beer X
Dark «
DEFIES COMPETITION %
l PH. SCHNEIDER BREWING CO. I
it Phone Trinidad 54 Trinidad. Colo. «£»
A V
TRINIDAD
TURKISH SATH HOUSE
Open for Ladies and Gentlemen
Sulphur Baths
a Specialty
Sure cure for Sciatic and Chronic Rheumatism
Indorsed by many prominent citizens
Come and Give Us a Trial
Expert German Masseur
V *
FAMOUS OLD FRIGATE
TO BE SOLD FOR JUNK
Wm ilngi • 7
the proteat * which hate a: •• n In
certain quarters, the X ' y Pepart-
W C
•. | • ■ I frfgaM Waba
has been stationed at the B -ton
\1 b n
1575.
The Wabash was laun< hetl .t the
Philadelphia Narj v I O
1855. She 1* wood. 2C2 feet 7 Inches
long and 51 feet
with a mean draft of 23 feet and a
displacement of 4.C50 tons.
Her cruises from 1555 to 1859
were a* flagship of the homo and
Mediterranean squadron* While
flagship of Commodore liiram Paul
ding sh“ brought front Asplnwall to
Kew York in • tiif filibus
ter* of Gen. Walker’s army.
She sailed on May 2ft. Pfil. from
New York to join the AtlanUc brock
adlng fleet She captured two vessels
and took part In the capture of the
llatteras Inlet batteries In Augut.
1851. she was the flag ship «>f R< tr
Admiral Du Pont at the battle of
Port Royal, a C., Not 1881, t
part in the expedition against Ker
nel Unn* Feb £B, 1862,1 In
; lagship of th.. South Atlantic block
ading squadron until 1 >*•;.{ tin*'.
Hear Admirals Du P>nt and Dahl
,;ren.
Under the command of Capt. M<l
- Smith she tc 1; active par?
in the bombardment and rapture • '
Y»rt Uirlitc in the •*iu;-< <-f 1 C 1
From isr.fi t«> 18 71 she was laid up
under repair at Boston, and for tv.-i
years she was the flagship of R4ar
Admiral James Alden, commanding
the Mediterranean squndron.
In 1875 tho Wabash was put out
Monarch 100% Pure Paint
COMPARE OUR GUARANTEE WITH OTHERS. PURE WHITE
LEAD, PURE OXIDE OF ZINC. PURE LINSEED Oil. NO ADUL
TERATION- NO SUBSTITUTION. WE INVITE A CAREFUL
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS AND SELL IT
I FOR NO MORE THAN THE OTHER KIND. $2 00 PER GALLON
AND HAVE A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF COLORS TO SELECT FROM.
I LET US TELL YOU MORE ABOUT IT.
TONY D. CLARK
1 COR. COLO A ARIZONA AVE. PHONE TRINIDAD 402. "
THURSDAY
(of commission at the Boston yard,
v here s’jc ha., shared the honor*
w ith tho old Constitution a* a relic j
jof long and valiant service.
DYNAMITE PLANTING
TESTIMONY IS HEARD
Salem. Mas* . Nov. 7.—Dynamite
"planting” in during the
• • . i ill - . •
titnony today in the trial of Joseph
Ettor charged with the murder of
Anna Lopiz/a.
I’rbano Di Prato, a shoemaker ar
rcsted when dynumite was found in
hi* shop, testified there was a belief
among the strikes that dynamite had
been planted in Lawrence at the in
stigation of the mill owners to pre
duklce the cause of the strikers.
No testimony was admitted relat
ing to the Indictment of mill officials
including Win. it. Wood, president
of the American Woolen company,
charged with conspiring to “plant**l
dynamite. |
Mr. Wood ha* hern summoned for j
next Monday as a witness.
“WIRE TAPPERS" HELD
New Y'>rk. Nov. 7.—On complaint;
of Dr J. W. Powell and Uurby Cleve
land Sldbury, a lawyer, both of WII-!
nilngton, N. C.. the New York police |
today arrested two inen on a chargei
of having defrauded the southerners!
out of 525,000 through a ’"wire tap-I
ping swindle."
BIG BATTLE ON
Ixmdon, Nov. 7. It Is believed
that a last big battle is in progress
’.i-tween the defenders and the In
\nd.-rs at • ie Tchatalja forta before
tho capital.
When you make your mark In the
world see that It is a mark of es
teem.
Prominent Citizens of Fued District in
Kentucky Indicted on Murder Charge
, . . K- Nov - proi»liiv-nt'ritl«on : it .oumv. lons known ov tho.ontor or Kon
. . . will ..on, b.. Pit..... on trial hot. . ■ hnrsr of ..n.M.Uiny «o ™“r;lcr > urIKM Ca 11.,.
“ 1 !!!7 t”ir l !L‘ *:!:■■ n Bmlth. Botton'roTr. t. ft t»ilc>:.
” ’ “"'cnetrOK Jobntmn. BllirJohnaon, D», inuton. John Clair. Dook Smith and Hilly l>. .mn
, Kin. :.l Mint,-, ,„.l l.t no •' - 11 ' ~
BULGARIANS ARE
AT GATES OF
It" ’Utlnued from page on*.)
'ina a •tubborn resistance. Military
. rltlra who know the country well,
:tter the warning not to expect the
. «riy fall of Adrlanople promised bz
!th»* optimistic Bulgarian .
, Th. . rltle* point out that th. Isa
, taikr* have not yet reached the prln
' • Ipal line of fort* around thnt city.
I . : Si 1T..1 !. |i i,
| repeatedly and successfully assumed
I th«* offensive and preparations, have
' t-ecr made to keep the line rpsn by
! which they ran duplicate Tara
-1 kosrh. the oth-r Turkish fortrc<* on
Lake Scutari, with provisions and
ammunition.
. •. it lon ( occupaU
. t irkl ton iof* t* Inli ahd
of Sat . n» t'i Mid
I the Adriatic Sea has Von te.ertid
Prej»a rations ar,- >• tn*. n.r«l* % lor ,
the protection of t m?n rej poj-uLi- j
I tlon of Constantlnopl v At the i -
i quest of foreign in»ba*>adorr. «n
--•. ■ menu ha thi n
Fan Stefano and at so if
(the rout that occurre-1 xf•.«-r he pjc
vlous- battle* should I*.. repeated ‘be
mob of f* ellng soMl-fs can 1 •
checked.
Should matters *,'-’onie still mere j
threatening the ilec»* if th pow. •-
may land a force in th • Banian- llc
in which case there will he six thou
sand men available for landing with
{risible reinforcements from the |
i • i float In th B! k S
The powers hive made no further
! move towards mediation. They first
j have to agree whether they shill of
ficially apprise th.* Balkan path ns « f
j Turkey's request and as al! of th‘*ni
; are anxious to avoid taking ai.y ra -
tion that may hav * ih« appearance of
I a breach of neutrality, they ire j
I treading warily.
1 The Balkan allies as is well known .
'insist on Turkey dealing direct with
| them and it is thought in diplomat
i ic circles that they would like to >.■
J their onec formidable fc,o whic h only
! a few weeks ago sneered at theJ- ul
jtimatum to come to them on Its
knees.
A rather *er!ou» view is taken here
of ih‘- Servians’ detlared intention
of invading Albania and
thence to wa and of Austria'* warn
ing. There is a tendency to bring
diplomatic influence to bear ln # this
connection.
The ..mcrlcan high t«'.iool for gi-li
at Scutari, on the Asia Minor side of
the Bosphorus, has sent its scholais
jof Bulgarian nationality on board
lone of the cruisers now at Constan
i tinople. owing to fears for their saf
| • ty. according to a news agency des
patch from the Turkish capital.
I Paris. Nov. 7. Tin* Balkan allies
I will ask for the partition of Kuropean
| Turkey, leaving tho fate of Constan
tinople to the decision of the Euro
! pean powers, according to Premier
Pachttch. of Servia. in an Interview
today with the correspondent of the
Temi «. in Belgrade.
Tho Servian statesman continued
“Servia wants the ports of St.;
Giovanni Dl Mcdun, Alessio and Dur
azzo on the Adriatic Sea. which Ser
via possessed in the Middle A;es, and
by which she is territorially related
to the rest of Europe."
THE CHRONICLE-NEWS, TRINIDAD. COLORADO.
gonrla, M. Pach h said, haa no!
ii. . i-ivcd any prop il ft >:n Xn-trla.
imlng that A no t«r*
, da -Ti. . • I I quit Will
.lug t*» favor economic and rummer
■ lil oxpanrlon for X.istrla.
The premier cor tiled by saying
that the Balkan al . - desired Turkey
to treat directly v- th them concern
ing peace and not threugh the pow-
Icr*.
ofla. Bulgaria No% 7 in th.
five days fighting .along the line he
tween l.ule Burg.t- rd llunnrhisar.
the Bulgarian*. It w.i.» officially an
nounced today. : 15.000 men
killed or wounded. The Turkish cas
ualties caceed
It I* offlclaly announced that the
porte of Hodost,. on the Fea of a“ar
ni" a. .and the city of Viva, southeast
of Adrlanople. were occupied by the
Bulgarian trr.o; - on November sth.
; Boston. Mas- Nov. 7 The prob
ability of an early cessation of Bal
kan hostilities wa* indicated In a
'cablegram received by tin \merlcnn
|p-ird of Commissioner* fur Foreign
Missions today from W. \\\ Post, the
Board's treasurer at Constantinople.
The cablegram follows:
"Early cessation of hoatlllltles
probable. Safety assured. Who is
elected ?**
The board officials Interpret the
lm«-.<«*age a* indicating that none of
the rnisslonarie* in the Turkish et*.»
plre have been injured.
TURKS LEAVE SALONIKI
| London. Nov. 7.—The Turkish
garrison has b*-en withdrawn from
Saloniki after destroying a number
of bridges forming tho approaches
to the city, according to a in wg
• agency dispaeh from Athens.
TURKS DEFEATED
Cologne, tier.. Nov. 7.—The Turks
! reported to hnv«« been decisively
beaten by the Bulgarians and driv
en from their positions at the Tchat
alja tort.- in front of Constantinople
n« cording to a dispatch from Sofia.
The fighting w.is very severe and
lasted two days.
A woman'* Idea of saving 1* to buy
on < red it.
ft U e-i inr ft r a young lawyer to
u t praetbf than paying coses.
No man can > *rvo two master*, and
few women «.m master two servants.
One sign of a worthless man:
when he i- always looking for anoth
er job. Instead cf taking rare of the
I 1 one he ha.=.
"Until l am able to get rid of the
smoking furlishness. I might as well
i not try other reforms." —Parson
Twine.
I Nearly every man says: "I don't
know what a leisure moment is."
And every man who say* it. tolls a
j whopper, sin"- wo nil have more leis
ure than we realise, or will admit,
j Hope* are ''ring even If few of
'them are realized.
j Questions d ided on their actual
• merits are few and far between.
. In all probability the head of many
a family would like to have the power
to veto a few bills.
Tlie best way to get a wide circula
tion of anything you want people to
Ikncw is to » .1 it to some dear fripnd
na a secret.
IT’s to bn wondered what the orig
inators of the old maxima and pro
verbs would viy if they could see
some of the modern revisions of
their «lever work.
Women ought to make good Judges,
they’re such expert* at getting in Hie
last word.
Adam at lcn>-t could lay claim (••
being a *e|f-madc man.
The toad to success 1* «in bell idled
with niighy few signposts.
Every cloud has a silver lining, if
•on don’t bet lev •* it a»k a ntnall hoy
who U too *U k to go to *rhool.
Ennui I* merely being tired of do
ing nothing, nnd at the satm* time
being too tired to do anytnlng else.
If you are looking for an encore
all you have to do 1* to b-ud money.
Women of fuhblon acquire embon
point. Other women Just get fat.
Many a man ha* got a kink In lti*
artn ftom throwing bouquet* at hint
'd f
Some men like well*, are driven to
drink.
Some men smile in tin* face of ad
versity but they don’t mean It.
Some tuen are m> lazy that the *• I
ar«* unable to catch a slow fever.
\ woman doesn’t h%ve to rhangr
her mind in order to change the
subject.
Time Is. said to he money, but ns :«
tule the more time a man ha* the
more money he requires.
The less some people know about
.i matter the surer they are that they
know all there Is to know about It.
So many thing* are possible tnr.
not probable.
If n man Is prosperous, his clothes
should show It.
Somehow we always think of a man
ir*llllncr a* a perfect lady.
A secret ceases to he a ferret when
It becomes n partnership affair.
When a hoy can’t eat a little tnor-\
• is time to dash for the doctor.
It Is so easy to subscribe to a
worthy cause, and so hard to pay up.
Ever occur to you that you aren’t
•.* polite to the merchants, ns the
traveling men are?
One trouble with the hutr ».t race
is ti at so many mind* don’t g:r\v up
the the bodies do.
To be disappointed In love Is not
half a had ns to he disappointed In
marriage.
There’s one kind of current liter
ature the women keep abreast cf—
the dry goods stores’ adv*.: tiseme .**.
When a man gets the worst of it,
he usually deserves It.
Most folks seem to goon ;he theory
slirat promises are made to be brok
en.
Just because nobod*-* loves a fat
man, It doesn’t follow that everybody
loves the thin man.
People attribute their ' ices to
heredity, but claim their virtue* are
their own handiwork.
He is also an unusual man who
gets out of n rut.
The wedding March is often fol
lowed by April showers.
It Isn’t always hard work thnt
send* a man to the rest cure.
The spoke nuisance—the fellow
who always borrows tobacco.
The greatest accomulUhTrent any
man ran have Is on nbllUy to mind
his own l)usines3.
Hoax—“ The shoemaker Is one man
who sticks to the l **-’. ’ ® Jo«'*:c—
'Yes. he’s awl righ*
We haven’t much use for men who
try to impress us that they don’t
have to work.
Every time an egotistical bachelor
shows up in society lie imagines
nearly all the pretty young matrons
regret their'haste.
OCTOBER 7. 1012.
MERRILL’S
Carpet Cleaning Work* K
We Cleinic Carpets, Feath
en and Mattresses, and Do
Upholstering and Repairing.
Carpet Work a Specialty—
Phene Baca 41S. St) E. 3d
THE HALL-McMAHON
Undertaking Company
—UNDERTAKERS—
-137 E. Main St.—Phone Trin- 895.
——v™ ' -e '
GRAND HOTEL"!
DULL TIBIES?
Aro you « xp«*rl‘ nclrijr them? I
I*«.- 1 ith show you bow we I
keep busy, mill how wo In- j
creased one business 125 per]
rent hi eight month*. We hare i
plenty to do; so have our c*ll
eut*. Why?
PUTATURO BROS.
Advertising Experts.
Corner Main and Santa Fe.
< lhe Pierce Lumber
and Manufacturing Co. £
Everything in Building Material
Mill and Job Work a Specialty
Eighty Acre |
| Tract I
Fine SO nrre tract border* »
> lug city limits ami oho of tin* «
v lurgest snap* we have had since $
> we have* been In tin* buslnc**. <\
| If you are looking for an In- 55
» vsuitment. It would pay you t«» jj
<< Investigate till*. See tin at once >5
! Hubbartt 1
| A * ency Company »
C< ROOM 3. COLO. HLDG. 'J
» Phone Trln. 29t.
it*
Arcade Saloon
and
Corinado Bar
Robert Branagh. Prop. ;
F. W. CLARK
Attorney-at-Law
Suite 3, Colorado lluildinj;
J. Robert Rubin
is to Prosecute
Rosenthul Slayers
Some people are like some hooks—
the best thing about them is the
binding.
Every woman expects to have gray
hair, hut stoutness Is the last Indig
nity of malicious fate.
A noMr mnn is lie who alms at
noble ends—not he who glories in
an ancestry mouldering In the dust.
A noble man Is noble though ho
oomo to want, and a base man is
base though he walks on pearls.
Some people nrosatlsfiod to pave
the way with good intentions.
Self-conceit is the derrick that
raises a man in his own estimation.
il AMUSEMENTS |
TUI CRYSTAL
Where Everybody Goes
£r"VAUOEVILLE £?
TODAY
BOHME. RUBEN AND CO. |
Presenting the Joyful Spree I
"In The Morning." B
SMITH AND WABNOCK H
lu u remedy Creation R
' How Time Docs Fly.” N
( All foun d.\ 'l'hls Time. > p
2 Excrllenl Picture] £
Rowland Plumbing and
Heating Company
Phone Burn 238
120 WfcST FIRST ST.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished.
WILLIAMS -
Transfer and Storags Company
J3I Chestnut Strcei
B*e» 87 Red ?*<»'•<
KU KNIT U lif lv
NEW ANB SECOND-HAND
Bought uni Solii
A. M. CLEAVING ER
Telephone Ilmca 12*
So *«*l WKHT MAIN KTRRhn
Assuming One's Risk
IS THE .MATTER OF
Fire or Accident, It a dnngcroui
policy, let iim fully iii Mite you lu
strong o!d-!hie policy.
Bennett 6/ Wilson
AGENTS
Suit 1 McCormick Bldg.
Phone Trinidad I*l3.
Contractor for the m w C-N bulldlug
W. J. MILLER
CONTRACTOR AND
BUILDER
I'boac Trinidad 408.
Telephone Trnldad 418 ».
UNDERTAKERS
TRINIDAD UNDERTAKING CO
-321 West MAIN ST.
11. B. SII'C :: Funeral Director
AUCTION OF
FURNITURK, CARPETS. DRA
PERIES every Tueeday, Thursday.
Saturday.
THE J. R. WARD FURNITURE
AUCTION COMPANY,
311 W Main St-, Trinidnd. Coin
STOVES and FURNITURE
NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNI
——TCRE BOUGHT AND SOLD
POLIAK O RATNER
Phone Trinidad 410—418 N. Corn''
J. G. GATES
Scientific Optician
All work done satisfactory
Trinidnd B'J Red 1532
ROOM B—OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
JirfRYCS
COIL & MINING COMPANY
Dealers in Bloom. Forbes and
Morley lump Coals. For sum
mer use try Jewel and Morley
Nut Coal.
Phone Trinidad 225.
-f-V-S* e ■ •
| Palace Cafe and Bar |
| OEO. CLERICI. Prop. £
•* 119 Weit Main Street.
W fy
Chronlole-Newß want ads. r»c n Tine
INSURANCE
IN IHi WORLD S BEST COMPANIES *
DUNIAVY AGENCY CO.
POITREY BLOCK Phone Trin. 541.