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Blankets
Coltou lllunkets, per pair ;»oc ' » 91.50 I
Mixed wool and cotton, tan, white or gray, largo size, i»er pair
12.00 l «> 93.50
All wool. tan. white, grey and plaids per pair $-1.00 *o $lO.OO
IJaby blankets, each «>•*>(* to 91.30
THE BEE HIVE
433 Commercial Street Trinidad, Colorado
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ *****
I Good Old *:*
| Schneider Beer |
fr The favorite drink of the community V
t> for more than thirty years Y
r Century Bottled Beer |
& Light A
i Muenchener Bottled Beer X
I Dark A
Y DEFIES COMPETITION T
£ PH. SCHNEIDER BREWING CO. f
I Phone Trinidnd 54 Trinidad. Colo. 5
TRINIDAD
TURKISH BATH 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 n Trial
Expert German Masseur
THb C»——ptlvcs
Hew ■e Got Well i
Tutmrrqtoala la Halil to I** rurnide lij
•tajply llrlni; in the opru nlr nn.l inkliiK
■ B snun<U«<r of fi.alt ..ex* mol milk.
I ml»ut>tf<tir. •oiur* |>rr»otM ure ir*-.i
Id Ihl. tray; t.ut iti< a|>|>io|>rint>' rrntnljr
for <'on«iiui|>tn>ii i. t>-kman'll Alf*'tatK«*.
I*o all yon f*»««lMv run in arid In >ir.'iisih
and lin rrmr .srlxhl; rat ulioleanttir. inmr-
Isblng fond, and 1.r.-atlir llio «-|nfiur*t and
plirml air limn, to Ihr a.ualtih- llilllKi Ilf
tjjfhl llTlllß. ndd t llr Innir .Hid ln*li«'llr|al
•fferta of Krkmair* Allri.itHr Urail wlmt
It did In thlw i-nar
4*Ci K. Mb Xtrrrt. WllinliiKlnii. 1
‘‘l.entlPtnen: In Juntiary. I!«k 1 was
taken with henmrrhiiKe* nf llm liiiik* My
physlrtan. «>oe «>f the !rndlnu |iriirltllmirra.
talil that it «n< hint; tmuldr. 1 look run*
and milk In quant it if». loit I got very
weak The dnetura aal<l I wnnlil nnl k-'lu
lu wrlght aa ImiK in I atuynl In llie ulurr;
hut I kept nr» working nnd prnyed rnrli
day thal I might got well. I Indleve my
prayrra were anawrred. for Mr. C. A. I.lp
rlncolt. my eiunlnyer • l.lnplnrott a • '«*..
■apartment Store. :»r. to ;tll Market el reel.
Wilmington. prl.l. had learned nf a rein
•dy * a Mail K< kman » Altiiat Ivr tliat hud
dene treat good. ami upon his reeoinnieii
dallon I began taklnx It at nitre. Till*
rraa almul June. limn. I emitlntled falll»-
ullv. nalng no ether remedy, and finally
noticed the clearing nf the luiiita. I (Irmly
believe Kekniau'a Alterative auveil my
life. | Kent my a|>Of|c later In lilt* Stair
Hoard of llentth In Tic examined for tnlwr
* ttluala l>io lUi. and mute were found. My
mother died from Cumniuipllun tv lien I
waa about two year. old.
"I make this alnfeuient ao that other,
may learn of the wonderful merit* of
Krkman'a Alterative. I restanl tny recov
ery a. lieliiß mlraeitloti. "
■ Sworn Affidavit) .lAS SQI'IRKS.
I . kman'. Alterative l» effective in limn
cbltla. Aathnia. Hay Fever: Tltrnnt nnd
f.utig Tmuldea. and In tiplMilldlns: I l»e
aratem. I toe* not eoutnln ihilkoii.. nplnte.
or hnhit-fnt mlng drug*. .\«k for booklet
telling nf n.-nvaries, ami write to Fekmnn
l.alioratoi v. I'lilladelpbln l*a.. for ttmre erl
dance. For aale by all lendliiK dniggUlN
E'Qr talc by Opera House Drug Co.,
and W. S. Oreeu, Co.
FERRY BOATS REACH
STRANDED STEAMER
Quebec, Nov 8. —Ferry boats sue*
reeded thin afternoon in reaching the
stranded steamer lloyal George in
the St. Lawrence river and taking
orf the five hundred steerage pass
engers who will be sent to Montreal
by special trains.
Monarch 100% Pure Paint
COMPARE OUR GUARANTEE WITH OTHERS, FUSE WHITE
LEAD, PURE OXIDE OP ZOIC. PURE LINSEED OIL. NO ADUL
TERATION’ NO SUBSTITUTION. WE INVITE A CAREFUL
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS AND SELL IT
FOR NO MORE THAN THE OTHER KIND. $2OO PER GALLON
AND HAVE A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF COLORS TO SELECT FROM.
LET US TELL YOU MORE ABOUT IT.
TONY D. CLARK
COR. COLO A ARIZONA AVE. PHONE TRINIDAD 402.
.» FRIDAY
YOUNG STENOGRAPHER
WHO CAUGHT SCHRANK
Klybert H. Martin former foot bail
player nnd six-footer who leaped on
the would-be assassin of Roosevelt
after the first shot was fired, and dis
armed him before he could do fur
ther damage. His prompt action
probably saved the colonel's life.
Better not take things too easy—
unless they belong to you.
You may bo able to catch on, but
do you know how to let go?
A porous plaster will stick to a
man who won t stick to his word.
WILSON STILL
LEADS IN COLO.
(Continued from pugs one.)
by L’.oou plurality lit conceded by tin*
Democratic hint** chairman. Roose
velt s plurality in ttio state In alniut
a,000.
Yuiiklun, S. U., Nov. S.—At Demo
autli 1 male headquarter* here it is
conceded Frank llyrue. Republican,
ha* been elected governor. i
Pierre. S. D., Nov. 8.—Ou tile lat-!
est return* Byrne. Republican, tor j
gnvornor has a lead of 4,093 over j
Johnson, Democrat. ,
KANSAS
Topeka. Kan., Nov. 8.—It will 1
take the official count to decide the
govei uorship of Kansas. Caper, Re
publlcan. and Hodges, Democrat, are
neck and ueck on complete and un
official leturns from all the 105
counlleK of the state.
A revised tabulation announced
by the Kansas City Star at one o'clock
this afternoon gave Capper the lead
over I lodges by 461
CALIFORNIA
z&w Francisco, Calif.. Nov. S.-~
Corrected figures from Santa Clara
county showed tliat in I vote:* had
brcii credited to Wilson in lust
night’s total by mistake. With this
lesult Included. Itooscvelt at out* o'-
clock appeared to have a lead of 3f*9
votes In the state.
San Francisco. Nov. S. Wilson
took the lead aguln with a plurality
|tn California of seventy-five over
Itoosevelt. with the filing of com
•plete returns front l*os Angeles coini
n'. The three precincts missing
'this ntotnlug showed a Wilson gain
of 2 in Instead of the expected I loose- J
veil gain.
San Francisco. Nov. s. - With 31'»
precincts missing and Roosevelt lead-! 1
tug Wilson on the face of the returns i
hy 130, California was still in thej
doubtful rolumn today.
IOWA.
lies Moines. In.. Nov. N.— Latest
returns at noon today together with
corrected totals seent to Indicate
positively that K. K Dunne, D*nm
iratle candidate for governor had de
feated his Kepuhlcati opi»onent.
Georg* W. Clarke by a plurality ex
< ceding 40.000.
WASHINGTON
Spokane. Washington. Nov. s-ln
a telephone message firm Olyctda. at
1:30 o’clock today Governor Marlon
K. liny conceded the election of Kr
nest Lister. Democrat, its governor r.i
Washington by 2.000. Govivnur
llav's message asked : j it nrrangi
meuts for a house In Spakanc be
made for him as lie a trend v Is pre
paring to leave the sta»c capital
IDAHO
Boise, Ida.. Nov. 8.—Idaho. Is
agin In the doubtful list on its presi
dential vote as between Taft and Wil- ,
son. The possibility of a divided
electoral vote Is recognized since the <
vote for electors on the same ticket
varies.
NEW JERSEY TOTAL VOTE
LOWER THAN USUAL j
Newark. N. J., Nov. s. —Thu total |i
vote cast for president lust Tuesday J.
in New Jersey, with a few districts!
still missing, will fail, it is estimated, i
at least 58.000 below the vote of four
yeurs ago. Taking into account that
the normal increase in voting popu
lation since 15»0S Is figured at 25,-
000 the political managers estimate 1
that the total this year was S3.000
less thau might have been expected,
in view of the unusual Interest in the 1
recent national contest.
Based on present estimates the to
tal Wilson vote in New Jersey wuh
16S.000. fourteen thousand less than '
the vote cast for Bryan In 1908. The
combined Taft and Roosevelt vote '
was 221,000 in round numbers, less j
than the Taft vote of four years ago. \
ROBBERS GET $40,000
Brlngham. Ala., Nov. 8. — lx»ot of
$10,000 is said to have fallen to '
bandits who robbed a southbound
express train on the txmisville ami
Nashville railroad and Blount
Springs early today. They entered
, the mall car, awed the clerks hy a
flourish of revolvers, took possession
of several registered mail pouches,
then signalled for the engineer to 1
stop the train and escaped In the
country a few miles north of Birin- .
inghum. Poses urc on the trail.
VICTIM OF FOOTPADS
DIES OF INJURIES ,
San Francisco, Nov. 8. —Colonel j,
Isaac Trutnbo. who made a fortune L
In I’lah and lost it In San Francisco!
died here today of Injuries received 1
last Saturday night, when he was j
beaten by footpads.
For many years Colonel T rum bo I
was one of the best known connois- »
seurs of painting In the west. He ?
had a notable collection and executed 1
many commissions Tor wealthy pa- »
% rotis. i
THE CHRONICLE-NEWS, TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
Here are Some Soldiers Who
Forced Turkey to Sue for Peace
SALONIKI HAS FALLEN
(Continued from Page Ouc.)
cun cilixru* in Turkey Iii case of
gencrul anarchy cr the existence of
conditions of disorder beyond con
1 trol of «hc mil itisrv com in an deni on
both sides.
The formal ••vpl iiintlon of the lsfuc
of their orders r> us follows:
“In view of nimyrt: of pust dis
turbances la Turkey the President
has ordered ,Jv.o battleships to pro
ceed to with a
view to relieving any apprehension
that might lie'*felt by American mls
t binaries and educators, who are
there Iii great uumbi-is. especially at
Beirut and Smyrna. The American
amhasrndor at Constantinople is un
der Instructions to confer with Ills
European colleagues, wlicso govern
ments arc more immediately inter
ested and understood t«» be prepared
to take what measures might l»c
J necessary if any change in conditions
of turbulence affecting tin safety «'f
foreigners ihould arise.”
Berlin. Nov. 8.—Germany, Aus
tria-Hungary and Italy will not In
tervene In the Balkan situation so
tong as their special Interests are
not affected and unless they are;
requested to do so hy the belliger
ent nations. This determination was
reported following n series of con
j Terences held here between the Mnr
iquis San GiuBniio. Italian foreign
|minister, the imperial chancellor
I and the German foreign secretary at
which the Austrian ambassador was
also present.
St. Petersburg. Nov. s.- The
Russian government has decided to
retain all the time expired soldiers
br the Russian army In active service
with th<> regiments until next spring.
I’his places the Russian army prac
tically on u war footing.
CULL0M DEFEATED
Chicago, Nov. 8.—Sufficient Dem
ocratic strength In the Illinois legis
lature to enable that party to elect
two senators to succeed Cullum and
luiriincr appeared us a possibility to
dnv with the increase of Democratic
votes from southern counties.
The Democrats will lack six of a
:majority in the next llinois genera
assembly, according to returns to
day. On joint ballot the Democrats,
who number 97. would lie out voted
by a possible combination of the 78
Republicans and 2(1 Progressives
who may Join to support L. Y. Sher"
man, Republican primary choice for
l T 8. senator.
COLONFL ROOSEVELT
RESUMES EDITORIAL WORK
New York. Nov. 8.—Colonel Rooso
veil motored to New York from Oy
ster Bay today and visited Ills edi
torial office for the first time since
he was shot, lie said that he had
,adoptcd a policy of silence and had
no further comment to make on the
election. He was feeling fine, he
said, and had almost forgotten there
vvas a bullet in his chest.
ALLEGED MURDERER
| Steele, N. D.. Nov. 8.—George
Baker, in the Kidder county Jail here
charged with the murder of his wife
and father-in-law. Thus. Glass, was
taken from his cell today and lynch
ed hy a mob. it Is the first lynching
In North Dakota within a decade.
TAFT CABINET HOLDS
MERRY MEETING
i Washington. Nov. S.—The r cm ult
'of the election ni>i»aiently ruuwd no
downhearted ness In President Taft's
cabinet for tliclr flnit meeting today
since August. Cheerful laughter of
Die official family penetrated into
the While liouhc rorridom. The
president and all the mem bent ex
cept Secretaries Knox an«| Meyer
were present. It Is understood no
members will resign before March 4.
Several members let It Iks known
months ago that they expected to re
tire March 4 even If Mr Taft were
re-elected and several were known
to be nnxlotiK to get bark into pri
vate life before that date. The fend
ing of loyalty to the president, how
ever. oh expected to keep every cabi
net officer at the head of his depart
ment until the administration itself
goes out of power.
MARQUARD ARRESTED
BY IRATE HUSBAND
Atlantic City, X. .?., Nov. S. —On
an affidavit sworn to by .fbsepli Kune
of New York and two detectives, po
lice magistrate .lagmctty of this city
today issued a warrant for the appre
seusion of "Rube” Mnrqunrd. tiie
New York National league pitcher.
Kane charged he and two detectives
found Marquurd aud Mr. Kane's wife
In a hotel here early today. While
Kune was talking with the proprie
tor of the hotel he said, Marquurd
and Mrs. Kane left the place through
a rear exit, with the aid of a man
working Tor the hotel. Mrs. Kane is
an actress, her stage name being Blos
som ZoU\v. The pair have been ap
pearing in a vaudeville sketch which
exploited Marqtiard's prowess as a
pitcher.
AEROPLANE DEPOTS
I«os Angeles, Calif., Nov. B.—The
establishment of chain of aeroplane
depots along the Pacific coast as an
auxiliary to the artillery corps is the
purpose of the war department, ac
cording to Lieutenant August Nor
ton of the const artillery corps.
EXCHANGE WIRELESS
NOTES ACROSS CONTINENT
San Diego. Calif.. Nov. B.—Mess
ages were exchanged lust night by
the navy wireless station on Point
Lomu aud the big new navy station
at Arlington. Va.. approximately
8,500 miles across country. The sig
nals unusually distinct, say the local
operators.
INSANE: ENDS LIFE
Ault. Colo., Nov. N.—Al Hennes
sey, aged 4b. living near Atilt, com
mitted suicide tliis morning by shoot
ing himself with a 88 caliber revol
three children. Mrs. Hennessey says
vcr. Hennessey leaves a widow and
her husband's mind had become un
balanced because of financial trou
bles.
You should always remember that
it is about a thousand times easier
to call a man a liar than to prove It.
NOVEMBER 8. 1912.
Carpet Cleesiag Works s
W# CleanM Carpet*, Fee th
en tad Mattreaaea. aad Do
Vphelstcriar and Be pairing-
Carpet Work a Specialty—
Phone Baca 415. 511 C. 3d
THE HALL-McMAHON
Undertaking Company
—USDEITAKEBS—
-137 E. Main St—Phone Trim- MS.
GRAND HOTEL I
DOLL TIMES T
Are you experiencing them?
Let ua abow you bow wo
keep busy, and bow wo In
creased one buainesa 1-5 per
cent In sight months. Wa have
plenty to do; ao have our ell
euta. Why?
PUTATURO BIOS.
Adfertuin* Export*,
Center Maim aad laata Fa.
t Eht Pierce Lumber
and Manufacturing Co. 4
Everyth! a. ia Bail die. Malarial
Mill tad lob Work a Specialty
j Eighty Acre i|
| Tract
|| Fine 80 acre tract border- j|>
x> lug city limits and one of the <|!
cv largest auaps we have bad since Ji
» we have been In tbe buainesa. <j|
« If you are looking for an In
» vestment. It would pay you to
<< Investigate this. See us at once
! Hubbartt |
1 cncy Company
g ROOM a. COIX). BLDG. >’
» Pbone Trln. 299. j|!
Arcade Saloon
Corinado Bar
Robert Branagh, Prop.
F. W. CLARK
Attorney >at-Law
Suite 3, Colorado Building
WHY WOMEN SUFFER.
Many Trinidad Women ere Learn inf
the Canee.
Women often suffer, not knowing
the came.
Uaekaehe, headache, dizziness. ner
vousness.
Irregular urinary passages, weak
ness, languor—
Kach a torture of Itself.
Together hint at weakened kid
neys.
Strike at the root—get to the
cause.
Quickly help the kidneys If they
ueed It.
No other remedy more highly en
dorsed than Doan’s Kidney Pills.
Here's convincing testimony from
this locality.
Mrs. K. Hartnett. 1401 l£vans Avc.,
| Pueblo, Colo., aays: "twist fall 1 suf
fered terribly from lame and ach
'ing back and I was unable to stoop
lor lift. I finally used Doau's Kidney
'Pills and they cured .me.”
The above Is not an isolated case.
Mrs. Hartnett Is only one of many In
this vicinity who have gratefully en
dorsed Doan's. If your hack aches—
If jour kidneys bother you, don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
ask distinctly for Doan's Kidney Pill*
the same that Mrs. Hartnerr had. 50c
all stores. Foster-Milburu Co.. Props.
Buffalo, X. Y.
OKLAHOMAN IS HELD
BY CALIFORNIA AUTHORITIES
Los Angeles. Calif., Nov. 8.- Rol
liver Atkin, who said he was prin
cipal Of the public sellouts at Moore.
Oklahoma, and a form* r m >tnber of
the Oklahoma legislature, was nrrest
ed here today oil request of the Okla
homa authorities, as a l ivin', from
Justice.
The sheriff at Norma l. Oklahoma,
telegraphed that he was en route to
Los Angeles. lie said Atkin was
wanted for having obtained money
under false pretenses nt Norman. At
kin sn : d his an«st was t result <-f
political enmity.
| AMUSEMENTS |
T!f CRYSTAL
Wlieie Everybody Goes
m VAUDEVILLE M
«
TODAY
BOHME. RUBEN AND CO.
Piereuting the Joyful tiptoe
“In The Homing."
SMITH AND WABNOCK
In u Coiuedy Creation
"How Time Doe* Fly."
(All Comedy Thin Time.)
2 Excellent Picture*
Rowland Plumbing and
Heating Company
—Phone Baca 228
150 WEST FIRST ST.
Estimates Cheerfully Fornithed.
WILLIAMS
rnasfir aad Staraia Company
J3I Chextnu* Mrrci
Baca 87 Wed IV>\
FURNITUHIS
HEW AND SECOND-HAND
Bot(ht and Sold
A. M. CLEAVIHOXB
T.topbon. Itnr* 1 S 4
No *Ol WBHT MAIN STREET
Assuming One’s Risk
IN TIIE MATTER OF
Fire or Accident, is a dangerous
policy, let ua fully insuru you In :t
strong old-line pulley.
Bennett & Wilson
AGENTS
Suit 1 McCormick llldg.
Phone Trinidad 103.
Contrartur for the new C-N building
W. J. MILLER
CONTRACTOR AND
BUILDER
Phone Trinidad 408.
Telephone Trnldad 418
UNDERTAKERS
TRINIDAD UNDERTAKING CO
-821 Weft MAIN ST.
U. 11. SIPB :: Funeral Director
AUCTION OF
FURNITURE. CARPETS. lIRA
I’KRIKtt e.ery Tuesday, Thursday.
Saturday.
THE J. B. WARD FURNITURE
AUCTION COMPANY.
311 W. Main Bt-. Trinidad. Coin
STOVES and FURNITURE
NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNI
—-TUBE BOUOHT AND SOLD
POLIAK 6 RATNCR
Phone Trinided 418—418 N. Com'l.
J. G. GATES
Scientific Optician
All work done satisfactory
Trinidad 89 Red 1832
itOUM B—OPERA HOUSE BleOcf
JEFFRYEd
m & MWHIS COMPANY
Dealer, in Bloom. Foibei and
Morley lump Coale. For ram
mer n*e try level and Morley
Nut ConL
Phone Trinidad 223.
♦Mm»»eee«»m»n->rw»ie
Palace Dale and Bar \
DEO. CLERICI, Prop. I
118 Welt Main Street. , |
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