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Heavy Set Work Harness
Every at rap guaranteed. Our i»rce 935.00 I
A new Hlilium-nl of biiccy whlpl. anil Ulnrk utiuliM Just re
cellvcd. Prices from Of 1 up- I
WANTED TO BUY
Keroml ham! liuueeholii rooilh.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
Wo hove heatinff atovea frornh $2.00 up. See our epoluUiil line
before buying.
f 90.00 Mu Jostle Range, good us new, our prjr© (50.00
The Cash Bargain Store
* . v,,.. 403 North Commercial Street
WANT COLUMN
Wanted-Male Help
For U. 8. army. Ante bodied un
married iii4*u between age** of IS
and 35; citizens of United States, of
good character and temperate habits
who can speak, rend and write the
Kuglish language. For Information
apply to Recruiting Officer. 102
West Main St.. Trinidad. Colo. if.
Wanted
All who do not receive their
Uhronlcle-Ncws t«» phone* ft '* »"'<t
between 6:00 and 7:00 11»«* »ntne
evening.
Second hand furniture* Carmich
ael nnd Co.. I'houe Trinidad 530. tf
To buy, u cheap, gentle, driving
pony. Call 790 Linden avenue. 3
Ctrl for general housework at 1.1 S
N. Chestnut. -
Plain or fancy sowing. Prices n*a
so noble. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Itooin 13. Albany Kootning House W.
Main. **
Cash paid for cast off clothing,
shoes nnd bats. Call Trln. -126. lino
Colored girl for dining room work.
Phone 3H or cull 335 Santa Fc Ave.
tf.
For Root
Four rooms. modern escept fur
nace. also nicely furnished apart
ments. populnr prices. 11. L Anderson
Anderson block, phono lied 2331. tf
Furnished housekeeping rooms.
■lol* University. Phone lied 1 142. tf
Seven room nouse, 1703 Nevada,
rood place for chickens and cow.
Phon«* Hod 2072. 5
Five room modern. unfurnished
flat. Hot water heat, 512 Colorado
Ave. Phone lied 1071. tf
Three modern looms. Apply 14**9
Nevada. 3*
Two rooms for light bouse keep
ing. 1004 Arizona. tf-
One. two or three rooms for hous*
keeping. Heasotiable. -»0S Animus, tf
Itooms for light houskceplng at Lu
cerne. Phone tinea 383 or 418 Beech.
tf.
Furniture
We buy nnd sell second hand fur
niture. Call Trinidad 403. tf
Cleaning
Cleaning, pressing and dyeing.—
The Trinidad Cleaning and Dye
Works. ‘ tf
- Printing
If you need printing of any kind
come to the Chronicle-News. High
class work, reasonable prices.
Papering
Up-to-duto designs of wall paper.
Large selection. Very lowest prices.
Jch) Burk land. 109 East First. Phone
Baca 563, I guarantee. tf.
MONET TO LOAN
On chattel security, reasonable
rates, private. O. O. Newman, 118
W. Main.
Situation Wanted
Freo employment bureau, office of
Associated Charities. 416 Commercial
street. Phone Ited 2962. Help
furnished and employment secured, tf
Washing by the day, 706 Rio Ally
Bt. Phono Red 1451. 4
" Young widow with child, wants
work ns housekeeper or chamber
maid. Address "O'* C-N. 4
Girl 16 years old wants work for
room and board, apply R. It. Koss.
Juvenile Judge. 3
Carpenter, will do any kind of re
pair work as soon as called. Phone
lteil r. 73. jl*
ABSTRACTS
THE TRINIDAD ABSTRACT CO
ROOMS 9 ANC 10, POI.THtY .BLOC IS. PHONE TRINIDAL) t»4i
FRIDAY
For Sale
Old papers tor putting on shelves
or under carpet. 5 cents a buudte
at tho Cbroulcle-Nsws office. tf
""Sell off your auiplua stuTf buy using
C-N want ads. They only coat b
ceota a line. ••
Fur new and second hand furnit
ure call on Carmichael and Co., ISO
-132 Elm street. Phouo Trinidad
530. H
Lost ,
A broaatpin made from f 5 gold
piece. Liberal reward for return to
C-N office. • &
Coal chute from Bandera building.
Reward for return to Simon Sanders
5*
Sorrel horse, weight 850. blind
light eye. brauded left shoulder. Dis
appeared near Van llouten. N. M.
Reward for return to Wiu. Azar. 2
Black pocket book containing \
money and "K. C." ring. Return to I
Wm. lticd«*l. 201 State, reward. 2’
Embroidered towel—letter "F**
Return to Mrs. Cushing, 333 Animas
si reel. 2
Brown and white bull pup. Call
Red 1714. Howard. 3
TaxiCkb
Tail cab for hire, any time, night
or day. Phono Toltee Hotel or Trial
dud 294. Ed Poplo.
Millinery
500 hats on display. 1-3 off at th
i Model Millinery Store. If.
Rug Making
Rugs made from old carpets and
rag rugs woven. C. W. DeJean, Stark
vlllo, Colo., Box. 233. ,6*
Found
At Crystal theater, a lodge pin.
Owner may have same by calling at
Chronicle-News and proving proper*
t.v. 6
A tie piu at the Photoplay. Call at
this office.
—mamra i j raggMH
ROOM AND BOARD
Modern rooms with board. 40.» B.
/ 11 mas. Phone Red 671. tf
CORSETS.
Agents for Kabo corsets. Fit and
c •'nr guaranteed. Model Millinery, tf
Costumes
Trinidad Costume Co. offers choice
of any costume in the house for
Thanksgiving hall 11.00 Come early
and get beat choice. 428 W. First
street. _6
GUNMEN HEADED WEST
Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 22. —Sant
Schepps. •‘Bridgle** Webber. Hurry
Vallou and Juck Rose the four In
formers In the Rosenthal murder case
were said by the conductor and port
ers to have passed through Cleveland
today on the Shore's New York
Chicago limited bound for the west.
Now York. Nov. 22.—William
Shapiro, driver of the "murder ear”
in which the gunmen rode to nnd
from 4he scene of the murder of Her
man Rosenthal, was released from
cusiody this nfternoon.
Don’t complain and complain and
complain against n man. and then
tail to npi>enr in police court om
plaining witness after he ha been
arrested.
Lenses Duplicated 50c.
Compounds 75c.
•knd anoKCN pi teg. to ctwrn
AND 4 CtNTa IN STAMPt-NCW _
UCNS FIRST MAIL •
LINCOLN H. NALL, OpOcUB
TRINIDAD) COLO.
r tut CHRONICLE-HEWS, TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
DAILY MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ,
New York’. Nov. 22.-—The sharp
rise in stocks yesterday was followed ]
by profit taking today and sale* of '
this account together with the lower
range of American* 1» London. i
totned to depress the market in the
morning trading. Pool operation*,
which were « conspicuous feature of
the recent advance, apparently were
ouspeuried for the time and specula
tion nai rowed down to the well
knowu issues.
An additional engagement of gold <
for import gave trade* an opportun- 1
tty 10 bid up prices against the
shorts, but as soon as this buying
ceased the list went off a.taln.
Bonds were steady.
Largo foreign selling of Steel aud
rnlon I'arlfic. lowered them fi and
U respectively and discouraged at
tempts to bid up prices elsewhere.
Trading in stocks virautlly ceoaed
in the late afternoon. I**ng inter
vals between transactions testified to
the unwillingness of the professionals
to enter on eommltments, pending
the clesriug up of the fundamental
factors bearing ou the market.
THE MONET, MARKET
New York. Dec. 22.—Money on
call firm, 6HI 6 per cent; ruling rate
52; dosing bid PS: offered at 6.
Time loans easy: 60 days 6 per
cent; 90 days 5); ail months 5J.
CLOSE: Prime mercantile paper 6
per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with act
ual businc-is in bankers* bill at 4.80H
for COd ay bills r.nd 4.85 for demand.
Commercial bills 4.801.
Bar sliver 63.
Mexican dollar* 482.
Government bonds easy.
Itallroad bonds irregular
1 THE METAL MARKET
fct. IxmiI*. Mo.. Nov. 22.—Lead
lower. 4.83.
Spelter firm. 7.35.
New York. Nov. 2*.—Copper fltm
Standard spot t nd November »*•
bid December 17.156} I*.■* »: Janu
ary 17.1061 17.15; Elect roly tic and
Lake 17.62 6117.87 castings H.SPfi
1 f. 31.
Tin quiet, f. pot to Janue.v 4 9 T O
ft 49 80.
Lead quiet. 4.45ft 4.55.
Spelter steady. 7.40ft 7.60.
Antimony quiet. tTookson’a 17 50.
Iron quirt and unchanged
THE COTTON MARKET
Galveston. Texas, Nov. 22.—Colton
higher, 12 5-16.
New York. Nov. 22.—CHton spot
closed steady.
Middling upland* 12.CO
Middling Gulf 12.95.
Sales 400 bales.
New Yotk. Nov. 22.—Carton fut
ure* closed firm. Bids 1 November
12.18: December 12.21: January
12.30; February 12.32. M-irch 12.35
May 12.33: June 12.35. July 12.34;
August 12.23; September 1180: Oc
tober 11.CO.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN AND HAY
Kansas City. Mo., Nov. 22.—Cash:
Wheat unchanged. No. 2 hard 80 If
861: No. 3 796181: No. red 96ift
99. No. 3 901 Cl 971.
Corn unchanged to \c higher. No.
i 2 mixed 431ft 44. No. 3 42ft 421;
No. 2 white 46 ft 46; No. 3 4 4.
Onts unchanged. No. 2 while 321
ft 8*4; No. 2 mixed 32 ft 321.
Rye 63 ft 631.
Hay unchanged .
Receipts: Wheat 90 cars.
CLOSE: Wheat. Dcrember 78; May
K4ilfti: July 812.
Corn. December 43fift 2: May 35ft
351; July 452-
Oat*. December 321; May 331 ft |.
the wool market
St. 1-otils, Mo., Nov. 22.—Wool
steady. Territory and western me
dium* 2 1 ft 23c.
Fine mediums 18 ft 20c.
Fine 13 ft 17c.
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Chlctfo Livestock.
Chicago. Nov. 22.—Cattle receipts
2,500. Market steady to strong.
Beeves 5.25ft 10.55; Texas atercs
4.30ft 5.60: western steers 5.40 ft
9.10: stockers and feeders 4.25ft
7.50; cows and heifers 2.70 ft 7.36;
calves 6.50ft 10.25.
HOGS: Receipts 25.000. Market
dull, 5c lower.
Light 7.33ft 7.824; mixed 7.40ft
, 7.87 6: heavy 7.35ft7.90: rough
7.35ft 7.55: pigs 3.50ft7.40.
Bulk of sales 7.60 ft 7.80.
SHEEP: Receipts 12,000. Market
slow, weak.
Native 3.40ft 4.50: western 3.70ft
' -1.50: yearlings I.73ft5.90: lambs,
I native 5.50ft7.45; western 5.65ft
il'”- —
Kanaan C‘« livestock.
Kansas City. Mo., Nov. 22.-Cattle
I receipts 2,500, including 300 soutli-
I erns. Market steady.
I Native steers 6.50ft 10.85; south-
I ern steels 4.25ft7.23; southern cow*
|* and heifers 3.75ft 0; native cowg and
heifers 3.50© 8.50; blockers and
feeders 4.75© 7.30; bulls 4©6;
calves 5.50© 9.50; western ateres
5.60©9; western cows 3.75© 6.50.
HOGH. Receipts 7.000. Murket 5c
lower. Bulk of rales 7.50© 7.90.
Heavy 7.70© 7.85; packers and
butchers 7.55©7.80; light 7.40©
7.65; pigs 6.25© 7.
B11EEP: Receipts 2,000. Market
steady.
Muttons 3.75© 5; Inmbs 5.50©
7.50: range wethers and yearlings I
©6: range ewes 3© 4.50.
Denver Livestock.
Denver. Colo . Nov. 22. —Cattle re
ceipts 9,000. Market steady. Beef
steers 6.76(17.50; cows and heifers
4(26; Stockers ..nd feeders 5© 6.75;
calves 6 ©8.50
HOGS: Rerei'»ts 400. Market low
er. Top 7.80: hulk of sales 7.75©
7.80.
SHEEP: Receipts 3,000. Market
steady. Yearlings 4.50©5.50; weth
em 4© 4.40; lambs 6© 6.75; ewes
3.35 ©>3.80.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Chicago, Nov. 22.—Wheat prices
dropped today as a result of north
western receipts more than double
those of a year ago Opening quo
tations varied from 4 off to a shade
advance. May started at 90 \ to 2.
n sixteenth lower to a like amount
up and fell to S9J© V
The close was steady at 904 for
Mnv. 4© 4 under lust night.
May corn, which started at u
shade decline to ;i similar advance,
ragged to 47Hi 2.
The dote was easy, u shade net
tower for May at 47’,.
May oats opened within a six
teenth either side of last night s fig
urea at 324© 3J| but receded to 32
WHEAT: De-ember, opening 844:
blvhebt 845: lowest 814; closing 844 I
May. opening 904 ©2: highest
908: lowest 89 J© Z: timing 904.
July, opening 874(7 8; highest
87J: lowest 87',. dosing 87 4
CORK; December, openln; 4Mi 4:
highest 48© l. lowest 47ft: closing
47 L.
May. opening 174**3: highest
472© 2: lowest 174© 2: closing 374.
July, opgp'nc 184© 2: highest
484; lowest 484: closing 482.
OATBf December, opening 301©
31: highest 31(7 31ft: lowest 302
closing SOftfl 31.
May. openin'; 324© I: highest
32 4 : lowest 32: closing 324
(???)
Chicago. Nov. 22. Lower prices
for hogs led to a backset in provis
ions. Firs - sales were five to l«c
down, with January 19 30 for pork;
10.75 for lurd and 10.25 for ribs
HESS PORK: January, opening
19.25© 30; highest 19.30; lowest
19.15(7174: closing 19.20.
May. opening 18.50(1 624: highest
18.524: lowest 16.45; Hosing 1 *<.47ft.
LARD: iveemher. openlnT 11.07 ft;
highest 1 1.074: lowest 11.024: Hos-
Ing 11.024.
January, opening 10.75; highest
10.75: lowest 10.70: closing 10.7*1.
May. opening 10.20(7 221: highest
10.224: lowest 10.15(717); closing
10.17 J.
SHORT RIGS: November, opening
10.624: closing 10.60.
January, opening 10.25; highest
in.3o: lowest 10 25: rlos'ng 10 25$
27|.
May. opening 9.874©‘90 highest
9.90: lowest 9.871; closing O.S7>.
The market closed Itoivv. Kf
forts of shorts to cover In final
hour did not mcc, with much sm eevs
and the traders promptly t.ir.nd
about and sold the list rather freely.
Steel touched tte lowest an! there 1 1-
«*o waa nemo active selling c»* nu etUly
strong industrials.
New York, Nov. 22.- -Ani.iUnmat
rd 85g; Sugar 1203: Atchison 1*173;
Great Northern 138*: N*w York
Central 1142: Northern Pacific 1247
Reading 1722; Southern PnHf.c
1115: Union Pacific 1727 Steel i'i;
Steel preferred 112.
ESCAPED CONVICT FOUND
IN WOMAN’S GARB
El Paso. Texas, Nov. 22.—Dressed
in the height of feminine fashion.
Andreas Callea. a Mexlcan-Amerlcnn.
was taken from a Juarez electric ear
here today by Mexican Immigration
agents. He admits having escaped
from Jail in Santa Fe, N. M . with an
American prisoner.
Banta Fe. N. M.. Nov. 22—An
rtreas Calles and Ben Wyant, cooks
at the state prison hero, escaped
Mondav morning by sawing the Iron
hats to the kitchen, climbing the
prison walls with a ladder nnd drop*
ping a distance of twenty-five feet
to the earth outside. The men took
with them cooked meat, hut drop
lied It In their flight. When the
bloodhounds of the prison were plac
ed on their trail shortly after their
escape, the dogs sniffed tied pepper
which the convicts had scattered
ncros their trail and the animals
could no longer follow the scout. The
men went south along tho Rio
Grande.
NOVEMBER 22. 1012.
$500,000 AVAILABLE
FOR IMPROVEMENT
OF COLORADO ROADS
Douvur, Colorado, November 22, —
1 'I'll« statu highway commission. It
the bill affecting It In tuuml to have
passed, will, on Jauuary I, have a
fund of between 9l.uu.uuu and
uOu actuhl> available for urn*, accord
ing to Chairman C. I*. Allen of the
commission. The trcaaurer'a of fie*'
tlxes the aiuount ala little less than
l&OO.OOU.
At present there la more than
94uU.000 on hand Tor the work in
available funda from all sources. The
laud bourd turned over slK,.'t. r i2.63
on the leaaea and land oold for Octo
ber, recently. The receipt* for No
\umber and December will nlao be
turned over, averaging probably
fK.OOO each mouth.
The last payment to the fund waa
from the government- a $1.'.,3.1
payment off» per cent of the net
proceeds from the sale of public lunU*
having becu received at Treasurer
Keuehuu'a office. The government
pay a about twice u year on lands, mo
that the atate laud board provided the
only oource available /or further
funda.
The fuud oil band la actually in
the treasury, uvailnblo at once. The
91*»ti,000 due from the cnpltol board
la not included, although tin* high
way commission had been endeavor
ing to obtain the fund ever idncc it
wan created.
The interest on the money now hi
tin* treasury goes to the state wlifle
It Is lying Idle. While there are sev
eral sources from which funds are
' dm* or may come which would raise
the total higher, there ran he hard
ly more than half a million dollars
nttunlly available for instant use u
; the rads.
I The total amount depends on the
1 ,laud hoard anil the sale* and leases
(cannot be estimated In advance.
,|
Don't wuste your tuouey buying
strengthening plasters. Chnmber
: lain's Liniment la cheaper and bet
s ter. Dampen a piece of flannel with
It and bind It over the affected parts
I and It will relieve the pain ami sore
ness. For sale by all dealera.
HER $50 HAT SOLD IN RUM
MAGE RUSH FOR TWO-BIT PIECE
Steubenville. 0.. Nov. 32.- If
.Miss Nannie Green ever attends an
other rummage sale she will go bare
headed.
1 Miss Green, active In charitable
and soclul work, was one of the pro
moters of a rummage sale last night
to give poor folk a chance to buy
coat- off articles cheap.
She served as u clerk uud laid her
9SO hat near a counter where sec
ond-hand millinery finery was beiug
sold at 2"* cents.
An Italian woman picked up the
beautiful creation with the query.
"How much?" The hurried clerk re
plied "Twenty-five cents."
The triumphant daughter of Italy
walked out with her bargain.
When Miss Green looked for her
hnt on going to supper the blunder
was discovered.
A handy pocket for IroniuK holder,
wax and sponge can be made on tin
ironing board where the sheet turns
bark.
Slip a kid glove finger nr a thim
ble over the end of a small curtain
rod if you wish it to go easily
through the material.
Nothing On Earih
Like ZENO for
Ewotna, Try H'
Just Apply It On Any Imm Bpo
or Skin Botch—That'll Provo It
Every single ecxrma soro you've gc
on your body, nil pain and unn-achabl
Itching, every ekln blotch will nb*olut«
ly vanish as you nevor before believe
It possible by the use of tho new remc
' ' Hi ' PF' •
Everybody Leeks at Yee When Yee Have Ski
Trouble*. Use ZEMO and Get Rid at
Thom All Right Away*
dy ZEMO Tlicro’s no quotlon abot 1
It. no doubt about It. It docs t!V
work. It docs it In a remarkable wnjl
You never used anything like It be
fore. You can’t find anything like I)
simply becauno there’s nothing Ilk:
ZEMO known or sold today.
ZEMO will be a surprise to yc*
Just as It has been a surprise to tlioi.
Minds who have already tried It. Youl
first uec of ZEMO will bring Instan;
relief, pain and Itching will stop. It leave
the skin clear us though you never bad
ecActuu In your life.
And you ought to see how It goes
after dandruff, too! Dandruff, you
know. Is merely eczema of the scalp.
Ho. away goes dandruff, all eczema, all
I lotclics, all spot i.
Don’t mins It for 25 conts. When
you huve proven with a 25-cent bottle
how remarkable ZEMO Is to your own
satisfaction, then you can buy a fl
bottle, which contains six times aa
much as the 25-ccnt bottle.
ZEMO is sold and guaranteed by
druggists everywhere, and in Trini
dad by llausmnn's three drug stores.
Some Growing Children
arc under size—under weight. Some grow
tall and thin, others arc backward in studies—
pale and frail —improper assimilation it
usually the cause.
If your children are not nigged and
fntddy and rosy—bubbling with energy
and vim at all times, you owe them
SCOTT'S EMULSlON—nature’s cancan
tratod nourishment to build body, bone,
muscle and brain.
CfciUna ami SCOTT’S EMULSION tv pipw.
TtaMUik Scott & Downs, Bloomfield, N. J. IH4 ->
BROWN HAS MADE
$81,000 IN 26 MONTNS
New York. Nov. 22. —"Knockout"
Itiown. the terrible New York light
weight. has a record to which any
youth of 21 might well point with
pride. It was only four short years ,
•go he was working In an east side
pencil factory at 9* r «.. r iO a week, lie
was Just plain Valentino llraun then
and he was unknown to fame. To
day lie has accounts in seven banks.
.h making money faster than any col
lege president, is known and re
spected from ocean to ocean, and lias
a record of having pulled down with
pis two rists 9-** 1.000 in the last 20
months.
K. 0., as may already have bean
suspected. Is of course of German
parentage. It lias often been said of
tho Germain that they haven’t the
nerve to make good fighters, hut the
young New Yorker belles the asser
tion. for a gamer hoy never donner
the padded mitts.
If “Knockout**" mother had had
tnything to any about It In the he- 1
ginning It Is doubtful If the young
ii an ever would have been heard of |
outside the pencil factory. For Mrs.
Frauti was nt first sternlv onpo-u-d to
’jer son's entering tho fistic arena,
•nd It was only when she saw the
money pour like n flood In the fam
ily coffers that she became reenn
-llcd.
Even when her hoy fought Matt
\V»-||s In New York and secured 9?*--
:t«0 ns Ills end. Mrs. llraun had not
come to regard fighting as the best
line of business fur her boy. K O.
aas In the habit of bringing homo
all of bis earnings t«* his mother, so
after the Well* fight he planned n
little surprise lor her. He secured
several 9l«mi bills and live 91.000
’•Ills, and aecompanled by Ills man
ager. Dan Morgan, went to the fam
ily home.
lie handed hi* mot her the roll or
greenbacks and she started to conn
one hundred, two hundred.'* etc.
Shortly she came up to the thousand
dollnr babies. Morgan and "Knock
out" could scarcely contain them
selves for laughter when they saw
her eyes bulge out as she saw the
figure one followed by three ciphers.
Winter Tourist
Fares
Ft Worth *nd Dtll&s. Texas- and return $23.G0
O.ilvciton and return
Huston and return *33-30
San Antonio and return J®’-®’
San Angelo and return ‘,
Pecoa and return f**'®?
Waco and return
El Paio and return
Corpua Christi and return *’3 ®0
Brownaville and return *’®“r
Carlsbad and return
Boswell and return **® “”
Mineral Wells and return $25.90
Charleston South Carolina an d return $65.85
Columbia. South Carolina, and return $62.15
Gulfport, Mississippi, and return $58.00
Meridian, Mississippi and return $46 40
New Orleans, and return
Mobile- Alabama, and return $58.00
Jacksonville. Florida, and return $67.50
—Tickets on mile dally up to April HO. 19111. rinal return limit
Juno I. mi:. I.iliernl stopover privileges, l-’nres to many oilier
points in Texas. Louisiana, Mississippi. Alabama. Florida, Cuba,
Georgia nnd South Carolina.
®*Pre Colorado Southern
Railway
PAGE SEVEN
"Was 1st?** she yelled. *'Bln tou
nand. twei tousnnd. drel toimnud. vicr
lousand. five touHaii'! arh liiinni«‘l!
So much money. More you Valentine,
sit right down here to your ziimn**-
k indie mid knffee." And K. O. did.
Hut Mrs. Itrnun thinks there Isn't
another l»o>- in tin? world quite like
her Valentine. Most of his earning**
in the ring have been Invested In
real estlte In and around New York.
Recently he l»ouitht a piece of land
for $f..20ft. A few weeks later lie wan
offered fn.000 for It. That show*
that he Iibn a wise lo ad on his shoul
ders despite his 21 yeais.
ChruntiIv-News, f.Or a month.
Benefited Many Who
Bad Tnberenlods
Tliow who mffrr from Coaauuiptton
are generally iron bled with night
eoentv. fever. Imu **f strength ami <••
tie or no a|,|M*t|te Freak air. a I fond.
and Hie |,ro|M-r ear* of Mis- ar<-
•entlal ts. a res-overy. I*ul la many •«»•*•*
aom.thltig I* needed Okuiaa » Al
teratlvs* I* *s tnesllelite which li.t* te-.-ti
in.»i •mvs-w-ful In -topping night -went-.
rs-*lu. lag fever and promoting it a pell to.
nu<l many wig* have u-s-d li. .P.lire It
aaved their live*. Investigate what It
dpi 111 Itlla ra-e
“Gentlemen. For four year* I wn*
trssiiPle.l with essiigli. which grn.lunll v
Pswame trarw; I hail night *ncai* nnd
pallia In my cheat t loalng my up
■M-tlts. and had become 'n lliln and ws-nk
I could not attend to my honasdosld -In
Ilea. A phyaplitn pronounced my sn««-
t'tsu-ninptlon Not tis-lng -all-IP*.I I *i'<
riamliii'l by tin* pliyalelana of tin* I*•* * > •
eiinP* Hospital, raoj also pitmonnrei
tile dlae.las* I *otial|||l|lt 1011. Wills-1) hie
proven later liy an evamlnallon <•( -pu
ami. na Tule-r* u lonia Ituellll were found
I ph, ordered to n i'••n-nmptlv.. 1 1*»-
pital My nephew would not allow in •
to go until I had tried i:< Lilian - Alter
allVs* Itsjfor*- 1 had taken tin* medlrlm*
thrsH. w«*s*ka I hml marked relief, nigh*
aweslta craned. p.illi 111 Ihe 1.i.-.i-l re
llrvrd. rough Iscs-ame l<so« • and
fever left Hie niul I romim-IK ed gelling
well. My health In-nine normal. I nm
In evs-rdlent health now nn*l have Peru
completely curs'd for ten >**nr« I atroiig
ly recommend It.”
iMIIS ) MAItV WAHSiiN
« re IM.tlrrtn. 1722 * 17th >’t . Phil • I‘n
Kr-kuinn’a Alterative la effective In llinti
chill*. Aathm.i. Iloy Fever: Tt,,-.,i nnd
l.ting Tmuhlca, and In iipl..illdliig ih.-
pist.-m |toea not contain tmlaon-. opln'-'s
or habit forming rlruga A-U f..r lomklet
telling of rrcsiverls— an<l write to P.-kmau
l.nlmratory. I'lilladclnliln. I*a . f-.r •' i
ds-B<c For aale try nil leading drugglaia
For sale by Opora House Drug Co.,
nnd W. 8. Oreon. Co.