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Second Hand Furniture
Untight ami Hold. Highest rash price* paid.
All kinds of Range.-. *'o*»k stove* ami Heating Stoves, Just as
g*»o*l as now ami at a saving of olio-half off now price. Wo also
have a very complete lino of dining room ami hod room furniture.
Look over our stock before buying.
The Cash Bargain Store
403 North Commercial Street
WANT COLUMN
Wanted-Male Help
For IT. S. army. Able bodied un
married ni«'U between ages of IK
nud 3f»; citizens of United States, of
good character and temperate bablU
who can apeak, read uml write the
Kiigllsh language. For luformatiou
apply to Recruiting Officer. 103
West Malu St.. Trinidad. Colo. tf.
Wanted
tit w ii.. .to mil riHi be tbelr i
t'bionleb'-.Vcws t** pliom* this oflloc .
betwr.-n C:00 nud 7:»0 the same
evening.
Second band furniture. Furml'h
a*-l ami l*o.. Phone Trinidad r»HO. tf
To buy. a cheap, gentle, driving
pou>. Fall 799 l.lndcn avenue 3
A gl.l tor chambermaid and d.n
lii'i ro» i: . $33..Ml per mouth, board
phi ii' I* iig it Hole II •
«L
Mon and women to n il our F.irl*'-
I’.as ;to«*d«: make *pl<u*!l«l gift * fur
no n. uoinen. children Sell on sight
l.nrv.e ptrf||;t Kvp-t !• lire uun***e
j :tJ \ \Vc S*i'»W you lll. tv. Addrens
Quaker Knit. 3000 Cheat nut 81.,
I'ltlladolphla, I’.*. •’*
i raui wln • Pi i
. a.ihl. Sitisfa* lull *tn until' ■ 1
I toot VI bn i (looming d ••
.Main.
Fash paid for earl 'f.‘ rlolbln .
i hoi .i ami lints. Fall Trlu. 13*5. Into
Colored girl for .lining room woik.
I'li..no *. I l oi call 33.'* Santa Fo Av« .
if.
For R«nt
*" Four rooms, modern except fur
nace, ulho nicely furnlahed apart*
merits. popular prices. 11. L. Anderson
Anderson block, phone Itcd 3331. tf
Furiilslied housekeeping rooms.
4ou I'nlvcrsity. Phone lied 1443. if
Five room modern. unfurnished
flat. Hot water heal, M 3 Colorado
Avc. Phone Red 1071. if
Three modern rooms. Apply 1409
Nevada. 3*
One, two nr three rooms for house
keeping. Reasonable. .‘»08 Animas, tf
Rooms for light houskeeplng at Lu
cerne. Phono Hnca 353 or 418 Beech.
tf.
Rooms for light housekeeping. 317
Frost Avo. Phone Red 1771. 3
Four room llungalow, rail Barn
4 I 3
Four and five room modern house,
close la. Trinidad 318. tf
Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. M l Arlzonn Avc. 1*
Three and ton room modern house
Phone Re«l 2f»9S. £*
Furnished rooms Tor light house
keeping. 419 State. Phone Red 1834.
4-
Papering
Up-to-date designs of wall paper.
Large selection. Very lowest prices,
.foe litirklnnd, 109 Bast First. Phone
Itnca r.G3, I guarantee. tf.
MONEY TO LOAN
On chattel security, reasonable
rates, private. (I. O. Newman, lit!
NV, Main.
Situation Wanted
i
Free employment bureau, office of
Associated Charities, 4lf! Commercial
street. Phone Red 2962. Help
furnished and employment secured, tf
Washing by the day, 706 Rio Ally
St. Phone-Red 1451. 4
Young widow with child, wants
work ns housekeeper or chamber
maid. Address "O” C-N. 4
(Till 1 6 years old wants work for
room and hoard, apply It. It. Ross,
juvenile judge. 3 j
Carpenter, will do any kind of re
pair work as noon as called. Phono
Rod 57::. M*
ABSTRACTS
THE TRINIDAD ABSTRACT CO
.lUOMS <-* AN'*' to. MOntttV BLOCK. PHONE TPiIN I D A D 541
• SATURDAY
For Sole
Old papers lor putting on shelves
or under carpet. f» cents u bundle
at the Chroulclo-News office. tf
Sell oif your sin plus stuff buy using
C-N want ads. They only cost l*
cents a line. ef
For new und second bund fur nit
jure call on Carmichael and Fo., 13U
-133 Kliu street. Phono Trinidad;
|D3O. tf
I Our home at .*»37 Colorado avenue,
.upon any rottsouuhie offer aim term**
• IlouKcliold. dining loom und kitchen
luiTiltiire, Including writing desk. *
'look iuse. parlor set. lounge, two;
[dining tables, chairs, buffet, and
.•■ulna closet three tied room sets, one ■
[upright piano and one automobile
.fall an* time or phone Red *.'3. M
and Mrs. \V. It. Morgan. 3
Hist located rooming house In t’i**
r ii :■ i qi i Nnrtitln
Lost
A bre:otpin trade from S' gold
o.cee 1.1 herul reward lor return «•*
F-N office
f i | chitte from Sanders luilldln?
R.'.vaid I*.r n turn to Simon S.niihr*
Fnrrrl horse, weight s“n, blind
t If;III i• e, lirailded left should*" Ids
•>;»;»eart 1 mar Van llonteii. N M
R. w. . :*d for return to Win Atrtr. 3
Bind. pocket Ih»oK coutnlnlug
'money nnd *’K 4*.” rlfit Return to
•Am. Riedel. 3*H ftnio rewn-,!. 2
I
J Ktnhrobtered towel -letter "F"
Reiu.u to Mrs. FnslF .g. 233 A til mas
jstrAet. 2
J Itrown nud white bull pup. Fall
| Red 1714. Reward. 2
I* "
j T II S. 1913 gttlil pin. Reward,
j Notify this office. 3
' Taxi Ctb '
Taxi cab for hire, any time, night
or day. Phono Toltoc Hotel or Trlnl*
dad 29 4. Kd Pople.
Millinery
:»U0 lints on display. 1-3 off at th
Model Millinery Store. tf.!
Rug Making
Rugs made from old carpets nnd
|:ng rugs woven. F. W. DcJcan. Stark
, Hie, Folo., Box, gr. 3. 6*
Found
[ At Frystnl theater, a lodge pin.
1 Owner may have same by calling at
clironlcle-News nnd proving proper"
r_ !
j A tie pin at the Photoplay. Fall at
jt llls office,
ROOM AND BOARD
Modern rooms with board. 4*»5 s.
|.\nlmns. I'hone Bed 671. tf
CORSETS.
Agents for Kabo corsets. Fit and
wear guaranteed. Model Millinery, tf
Costumes
Trinidad Cost 11 ino Fo. offers choke
or any costume in tin* house for
Thanksgiving hall $l.OO Como early
and get host choice. 42S W. First
street. 6
Furniture
We buy and sell second hand fur
niture. Call Trinidad 403. tf
Cleaning
(’leaning, pressing nnd dyeing.—
The Trinidad Cleaning nnd Dye
tf
Printing
If you need printing of any kind
come to the Chronicle-News. High
class work, reasonable prices.
XHX CHRONICLE-NEWS. TRINIDAD. COLORADO.
NEWS FROM THE
FOREIGN
CAPITALS
London, Nov. 33. A luxuriantly
appointed club for 'logs has been es
tablished on Plcndilly. Here, com
fort that might ho envied by the av
cingr business and professional nutu
will If a!forded the pets whose own
ers are able to meet the portal re
(|ulrcmciits and pay the duos.
The doge will share the us** of their
quarters with their masters and mls
tlessen hut the connection *>f the lut
it-r with the club will bo dependent
upon the membership of the on nines.
The Initial expense of equipping th*
place was $7.*i.000 and the cost of
maintaining It will he considerable.
A uiatiou and four assistants will
lock after the ordinary needs of mem
bers ami a veterinary surgeon will
call twice each day to provide such
medical attendance as may he neces
sary.
I.npdngr> will l»e permitted to
lounge In the library ami smoking
rooms while tin* larger breeds will
lie accomodated In a suite of rooms
• quipped with cushioned stalls and
brass linings Fnlformod attend
ants will meet the dogs at the door
and conduct tli*m to tlirtr favorite
| corners
The club, to Is* known as the Fail
ed Traveler* and Counties Flub,
-..irt. with a membership of l.’»u hu
man.*. of whom 27i» have tcrognlxed
pedigree. Willi title*. Lord and
l.nly Tentetdcn formally opened the
liuiiir.ii iciihn of the club, while
R*tuning Blunderbuss, .he ehamplnii
bulldog, /mod /,»on*or for the fours
legged part of the enterprise. One of
the feature* of the club will he the
• it** of fancy dog*, which can l»
•••it to Jhe house by out of lotvu
i.»iiiil''i- lc» *afc kepelng dining the
hi.- I. Lid.in hem h shows.
The strict ccusershlp exercised In
11. rt » • ot- military "••ret 1 ha*
l «\.*:i.rd the* leading public from
• *i!nr ni'»* ■ • ( th** Id ’iitlty *f th*
principal artoi » In tin* Balkan stnic
V. . Id. one • mil' will'll • 111- Ilke
to l*i -onie r.s iamlll.tr as Kuropat-
I '. Oyamn. Kurokl nnd Nogl, Is Put
uik. Conceal Puiulk U commander
-111 -* liluf of the HvrvUn forces which
, hate keen operating around Yakub.
07 him « correspondent at the Scv
-1 - lan headnunrter* writes;
t "Boners! Pntnlk Is a military gen-
I .us to whom much of the success of
jllie wnr Is undoubtedly due. As I
Isaw him for the first time at Kosto
j wit 7, I was s.ruek by the extraordin
ary likeness which he boro to General
| Grant, hot Ii In feature nnd hull*!,
j lie has 01 gnu I zed the marvellously
successful plan against the Turk.
“Placid nnd gentle-eyed, one of the
kindest of men. I should think. li«*
is adored by Ills staff and by all the
tanks H** I* the •'Bobs” of the Scr
vlan army, and every soldier I have
talked to speaks of him In terms of
highest devotion and admiration.”
The Influence of the late William
K. Filmlstone on behalf of the Chrls
tlon* in the Balkans still lives. Mrs.
Drew, a daughter of the statesman,
having In mind her father’s friend
ship for these people, has sent a do
nation in Ills name of S3OO to the
Balkans relief fund. This fund,
inlscd by the Bnlkan committee. Is
growing rapidly, and besides eontrlp-
II ting to It many people are offering
their personal services ns nurses,
reveral delegations of nurses have al
ready been despatched to the front
and more will follow.
The claim of publishers that you
can get most anything you want by
advertising has received further sup
port. Dr. .1. .1. Scanlon, who Is In
vestigating the monetary loss In
volved In injuries to the hand In
connection with the Workingmen’s
Fomponsntlon Art, published tin offer
•»r %■> for a workingman who. having
lost the thumb, index, middle and
ring fingers of one hand by acci
dent. was back at his work. William
iSPanlford, a railroad employee,
claimed and was given the reward.
Nineteen years ago St an l ford lost all
the fingers except the littlo finger, of
his right hand, but he not only
proved that he had since continued
his duties, hut demonstrated that he
could paper, paint nnd mend shoes,
play the organ nnd write with the
maimed hand.
An organization of all shades of
political opinion has been formed in
Scotland for the promotion of higher
education in the rural districts. In
building up technical schools and
universities in th** towns and cities
there has been a tendency to neglect
higher education In th** sprasely set
tle*! rural districts, with the result
that many capable students have no
opportunity of completing their stud
ies. The new organization is gath
ering evidence of this condition
which will hi* placed before Parlia
ment.
Lisbon, Portugal. Nov. 23. The
famous (larger of the Dukes of -Bra
ganza, long coveted by wealthy
American collectors, has been re
turned to the state as mysteriously
Cfetarrh Cannot Bs Cured
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, an they
CSIIIU't l« IW ll I • s ill Uf l‘.«* (i'.HrAjC-. Ott
tarrli lx a bh* -l *-r • ••iiuiuuilonul
oral in •>nl< r in « ur>* ii y«*u iiicnl tak<* In
ternal i.-imdl'■*. llnll'ii Catarrh Cure fa
t*ki n lnt>mu:: w a. •! a. Im directly upon
the Mood and in ;• •• ik Murfuros. I» ill's
Cat-nth Cur. w ii- t it •pit i. un-dlrli!.-. It
true pn-srrll**d I- ■ «• •• of the la st phy
sicians In tt.ountry f* r yr.in and lx
a r*-su!:ir i*( tipiloM. I* |h ( '>ini».vd of
the •***•; I. Mown. 1 nmtdned wttli lha
beat Idood punii* rn. a<-iln*r dlrectl** «"i the
muoeux surfa • - Tt.* p.-rf< • t combina
tion of tin* tw<. InetcdlcntM lx what r**>-
du*’« s such wonderful r - itlx lu luring
CBtitrrh Hcnd for t- lltuonlalN, free.
F. j CIIHNRV A• r*j. I*rups.. Toledo. O.
geld by Druggist*, price 75**.
Taka UnU’s Fsmiljr I'dU fur ccuxUpaUoo.
us It disappeared from tin- Royal
Pali**'** «»f N* • --Idiidoi on the night
of o*t**h**r 4. 191**, when King Man
uel fl**d from Ills castle to find ref
uge on Hr it I-1* shores.
Th** weapon, studded with precious
stones and homing clilselmniishlp
attributed t > Bellietiilto Fellini, is
attributed to he worth s.‘.u,*io*i.
Many foreign* I- have MUiglit to pur
* hasp It. romautl*- tale- associated
with the lilad* having added a histor
ic wotili to in Intrinsic value.
At th** time of the revolution the
republican |. .*!* .• \|«.|ie*l th** desert
ed palace au*l t«M»k posre-sion *if **ll
the Jewels ami works of art that the
Royal family hail left behind. The
dagger and nine other valuables
fulled, how* .or. i<> find their way
into th** hands **f the new authori
ties.
Some tlitu ago the government de
cided that all the furniture. Jewels
and other piop«*rty seized at the pal
aces, but which belonged to tile fall
en inouarch and hi* mother. Queen
\turtle, should Im* io:uiiied lo them
a Loudon, and the old Inventory f
of th.- llrngnnza fumlly are
S"ln . exm*il: "1 t*» »eparat what be
longs light! IP - to :hf R * -il amll> 1
r n m what coii«l*h*ied as th**
. r rjlstf vof • tie Replllllle. Re- itlllv 1
rji* dagger v.* ic'iv i-t't'ed pi
th letter »• of the f.frirtnt who I
:*.di*tlu* the Inventory. The**
w * nothing to Indlrnt by whom It
•i d been •• t.»r*«l.
The unto »* • Sp.MiL2i hi gain! ,
• I |ef, Ha. oat 111. whom th** gov
ernment hn* |ep*Mtle* . * • I Sited f' l (
two ypnts. L *l* *• «l y'lh hi* own din
ner In III* Ik' i*l
He died with 1.1 - ha* k •* the writ!
flcli.lng bn *!\ in Hie lasi and snr-|
. * mk t inn u if lor he hni
Le«*n h!« irhol • hand w!p d «»'.it Fl'*
of Ills follow**! bail li'-eti killed. «*l* v-j
t .u riuiltiAd hrtplcis from wound •
xr.4 fotirJrn marie prisoners.
Faxalla. A rnllilr*s robber and
nu*n,( r S :-.lPWHr:l«i<Hwrtr
n certain feaown because of his phys
ical prowess and unquestioned cour
tly**. UfAiently In* operated in th**
district of Klv.i**. where he was sur
prise*! by a strong military force re
inforce*! by many armed peasant*.
In the flgnt that followed four
soldi**!h anil two peasants were killed
and ten others of the attacking force
were more or lew seriously wounded
When all of the brigand* except
the chief had been killed or overpow
ered Cnznlln, a perfect giant, club
bing his rifle, broke through the
ring of soldiers nnd escaped. Hotly
pursued he took refuge in an aban
doned windmill. There he held off
his assailants until Ills ammunition
was exhausted. Then, when a rush
upon him was made, realizing that
all hope was gone, the chief stabbed
himself in the heart, dying instant
ly.
Start Right Now to
Banish Catarrh
Spray* und douches can’t destroy
tin* devilish germs of Fatnrrh. If
you believe that liquids reach tnc
air tulies, try to swallow a little
water the "wrong way "
Booth's HYOMKI Is an antiseptic
soothing, healing air. made chiefly
from Australian Kucalyptus. Its so
easy to use: Just pour a few drops
Into the hard rubber iuhullcr nnd
breathe It: that's all.
You'll know in five minutes that
IIYO.MKI |s reaching the sore mem
brane and its soothing Influence is
bringing you most comfortable relief.
For Futurrh. Froup, Sore Throat.
Coughs, Folds and Asthma The
Hausman Drug Fo.. is authorized to
guarantee HYOMKI or money back.
Complete outfit. SI.UO: extra bot
tles, SSO: at all dealers.
MICROBE OF BALDNESS
AND CURE ARE FOUND
Palo Alto, C’nllf.. Nov. 23.--‘-The
offices of Prof. Frederick Mlgge, as
sistant in the anatomy department of
Stanford university, have become
more popular to the haldheaded mem
bers of the college community than
tli«* front rows at a musical comedy.
II is all because of ills reputed dis
covery of a method for killing the mi
crobes which prey upon human hair
roots making two hairs grow where
none grew before.
His method Is to make a chemical
analysis of a live member- -pulled
out by the- roots—-decide what par
ticular species of microbe Is at work
on the cranium and then treat the
scalp accordingly.
Lenses Duplicated 50c.
Compounds 75c.
SCNO SROKCN PIECE. 60 CENTO
AND 4 CENTO IN OTAMPO-NEW
tENO FIROT MAIL •
LINCOLN ■. HALL, OpUdaa
TRINIDAD, COLO.
NOVEMBER 'if, 1812
STOLEN JEWELRY IS
RECOVERED BY SLEUTH
Th« visit lien* tlit* oarly part of
this week of .1. Ward Krli of tin*
I'inkrrton «l* t«*«-11v«* #ervlee of |>«*n
ver, resulted til tin* reeovery of
Will til of Ktolf II JfYWelO,
mostly ring*. which an* alleged to
have been t|i*|M»ei| of liore hy K.
Hell. who represented himself to
a representative of a large Jewelry
house of Kansu# City waa the guest
of the Columbian hotel from October
I!• to 2tt. A few days ago Cell wiin
ii nested In Oklahoma City hy Pink
erton detect I vea for the theft of tile
jewelry, part of which lie sold here.
Hetectlvc Kib before departing from
Trinidad on Thursday of till# week
vial ted different pawn shops and
jewelry More# and purckn#cd about
f 1.. Mia work of rings. It I# Ikyllqvcil
that wealthy relative# of Cell have
come to hi# aid and furnished the
money to buy back the alleged atol
eii stuff which Cell i* #aid to have
di#|ioM>d of here, to save him from
prosecution.
On October lb. lull registered at
the Columbian hotel, lie wa# a lib*
erul Kpender and a natty dresser and
k< pi in hi# room u stock of rings and
oilier Hiuall Jewelry valued at sever
al thousand dollar- This Jewelry lie
hold or pawned In lurgc loth, reulix
ing law Ilian one third llieir value
No NUMjdcion wut attaehed io him
duriiiK hi# #tay here, but on Monday
of till# week detective Krb came here
and located the Jewelry that Cell had
'Hold. The IMnkerton tunn recovered
I the stuff hy buy loir it outright and
a day or two uko departed lor lieit
; ver.
TURKEY TROT IS
FIVE HUNDRED YEARS OLD
Wa hlngton. 11. C . Nov. 22. The
• . . |tu lied *t in kin 1 • 1
j liei U tlnnied lo the mill red of a
j*o'nge tribe In i! lie: 111 of Corneo
for more than 500 yearn Several
. ton a a women of one of \Yn«»hliigtoii *
ie\i limlve *»•! • were 0»to ind< l when
| I'rnfchor ICdward Dr.vhlnui. a dan:
Ing in » : this • m i|l t
•hem du r I nr. n lecture on »h * hlftor:
of dnnrlng.
Prof Davidson mid hat thl
t * ;t«»i'‘ ! rm» of the liolv of liolle**
jln the rellaloa of the savage Mur
tut* When tfc *ie hiiu 1 n prolonged
dry spell the#* head hunting natives
perform the trot ds> lu nnd’dav out
until the *re«t rain ?*:d on- heard
the north Island several years a no.
He nays he saw Mirm dnnre around
the Image of the god for an entire
night la front of the huge Idol was
a vase containing sandalwood and
other apices, which were burned ns
incense.
"You you hr women now see that
there I# nothing new under the sun."
raid Prof. Davidson to lilt class.
What you thought was some cute
CWlc fad of todnv turn# out to he n
religious dance of the ancient orien
tal people.”
SACRED CONCERT
A splendid program is announced
for the sacred concern to lie given
at the first M K church tomorrow.
The anthems and hymns will be ren
deiod by the choir under the direc
tion or Prof. Lewl*\ The program
of the concert will he as follows:
Organ Prelude, March Solemnellc,
l.emnrgc.
Hymn No. 4 01. Portugese Hymn.
Prayer, followed hy chant, "The
lord’s Prayer.” L T. Downes.
Anthem. “Glory to Thee, My Ood.
This Night,” Gounod.
Praltor 47th Sunday Kven-
Ing.
Gloria Patrl, Charles Mcineko.
Hymn No. 5.1(1, "Jesus, Thou Joy
of Loving lleart”s. Westcott, Joseph
Hamby.
Hymn No. 100. "Load Kindly
Light.” Lux Uetilgna. John C. Dykes.
Hymn No. 90, "Hod Moves in a
Mysterious Way," Dundee. Scotch
Psalter.
Hymn No I'.x. "Jesus I My Cross
llnvo Taken.” Kllcsdlc, .Mozart.
Hymn No. 272. Just A# I Am."
Duustan. Joseph Carnby.
llynin No. 020. "One Sweetly. Sol
emn Thought," Cary. Tousjee, ar
ranged by J.,. Franklin Snow.
Offertoire Solo. "The Heaven#, are
Tolling.” • Mendelssohn, Wm. Wlott
hroe.r. . . •
Hymn No. Mil. "A Mighty Fortress
K Our God,” Kin Fes to Burg. Mar
tin laither.
Male Quartette, M .le#us I .over of
My Soul.” P. Ilrlhorn.
Hymn No. 279. "Rock -of Age#.”
Topi ad y. Hasting#’. • •
Benediction.
Printing of-every description neat
ly and quit kly executed* *at the
Chronicle-New* Job rooms. Sample#
and qtfotatlrins On request. Fse the
telephone. Trinidad 110. if
As soon ns n woman marries a iuan
Fhe hgitiH to tlisoovor tlie flaws in
hint that* love made *lfer* too blind to
see.'
epjffissaw
CiTrlltHert
I'OOto In Brd and UkM
'■*3 > ■•<<»• Wiled with Jili.e .RiUin>n. Y/
\ V B ytJirk»K7»n s. It. .t. safe-.1. Al-a>l K«liU>le
-^—r SOU) ov druggists everywhere
Serviceable, Safe.
THE most reliable lantern for farm use
is the RAYO. It is made of the best ma
terials, so that it is strong and durable
without being heavy and awkward.
It gives a dear, strong light. Is easy to light and rewick.
It won't blow out. won’t leak, and won't smoke. It is
an expert-made lantern. Made in various styles and
sues. There is a KAYO for every requirement.
At Dealers Evrywhtrm
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY
D>fiw, PwafcU. AIbaVMfRM.
Butt*. Rum. Sah Dl>« City.
MISSOURI HIGHWAY BOOSTERS
ORGANIZE AN ASSOCIATION
Jefferson City. Mo.. Not 22. Th«
Missouri Highway nssoelution. cm
lirneing in lu memhcrnhlp good rtutd#
enthusiast* f»«>m every section «»f the
rule, was erganixed liere hint week
and more than s2.non wn# paid into
lih treasury to defray the preliminary
expenses nf the propaganda for good
road# legislation thi# winter.
\ |egi#latlve committee, the duty
of which will he to draft the hill#
and coilalilUliniuil amendment:'. In he I
submilled to the legislature, wii# ap-j
pointed
1 rii. i on-it;ui|cii and by-law# pro-1
! \ ide for the election of a board ot |
id lecto: • ecmi»o#ed of twenty per-J
I Hon# Till ewer not eloi teil. It be-j
I' ing fii-t nice vary in get in com-1
UMinleath n with : >nie of tlie men i
. *i 1 .i: i \ c|y elected »Hefldqtini lem j
lo' tin a--o. intlon will i»e maintained J
1 iu.lefleiMin Cl»v and annual meeting#
In.' pr.n Ided foi mi the -••loud Mon-,
'•lay in December of each year
| Tlli** n-;;. I lilr.lt 101 l |s the lliont com- j
tpichen-'.e ill it" scope whir'll hit# e\-
•• uuklcd ilie ptoporllion «f mn
•HmlHng the muddy toad# of Mlt- (
j. miil. Cm I: of It tire a In rite mini- '
: r of men w'th money, tlie members
Jef automobile nf-sec Intton* of the
ivtate, the state hlgliwny engineer.;
I the lml u.At rial •!• par Snien! -of tlie,
itnllrond# and n number of torpors-I
linns. It r-TPcne* to cutlet the Sid I
of th c women, the school" tearhets.J
7he pregiVcr*. snd t hoir Jkwo
tloui. the new*paper* and
the member# of eongre**. Slnfe l .
ei 4, member# of the legislature, and
patriotic nrsnrintlon#
Probably seventy-five men. repre
senting over quin ter of Missouri,
turned out for the convention. Con
gressman W. I* Corland of Kansas
City acted as chairman; Jerome 11.
Grigsg of Joplin m ted as secretary.
Tlie legislative committee I# likely
to report two nieasuteo—<ll a con
stitutional amendment providing
either for the Issuance of bond# for
permanent road construction or for
levying an annual tax for the benefit
I Lungs Weak? * Co To Your Doctor
We have had seventy years of experience with Ayer’s I
Cherry Pectoral. That makes us have great confidence in it for 1
coughs, colds, bronchitis, weak throats, and weak lungs. Ask your
own doctor what experience he has had with it. He knows. He can
advise you wisely. Keep In close touch with him.
Winter Tourist
Fares
Ft. Worth and Dallas, Texas* and return $23.60
Oalveston and return $35.30
Huston and return $33*30
San Antonio and return ... $34.60
San Angelo and return $25.70
Pecos and return $27.95
Waco and return - $27.20
El Paso and return $33.90
Corpus Christi and return $40.60
Brownsville and return $46.80
Carlsbad and return $23.95
Roswell and return $19.95
Mineral Wells and return $25.90
Charleston South Carolina an . d return $85.85
Columbia. South Carolina, and return $62.15
Gulfport. Mississippi, and return $58.00'
Meridian, Mississippi and return $46 40
New Orleans, and return $44.00
Mobile* Alabama, and return $58.00
Jacksonville, Florida, and return $67.50
-—Tickets on sale flatly up to April ISO, 1912. Final return limit
June 1, 1912. Liberal stopover privilege*. Fares to many other
points In Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi. Alabama, Florida, Fuha.
Georgia ami South Carolina.
® c Tbe Colorado & Southern
Railway
PAGE NINE
of rout!*; I2t a measure ereatiug a
state highway eommiHsion. who#* flu
ty it will he to generally Hiipervl**
tlie construetioii of permanent roads
in .Missouri and the expenditure of
state road funds Till# mearure ron
tenipltites the appointment of a high
way eommimloner and a highway en
gineer. these to lie Kalurled officers,
devoting their entire time to the
work.
A measure suggested by Jerome It
Griggs contemplates tlie division of
tin* state Into four tliNtrlet# and the
nupointuient of an engineer In enrh:
also the appointment of hy the
county rourts of a county engineer
to Mupervlse ceuniy work Griggs*
plan prnjKMe# to eliminate the tie
tneiidqus cost of pa\in: an army nf
Inexperienced ton n to oversee the
working of road** 11•• estimated Mint
the employment of Itiexp* : leuied
[men to pitch up the road cost annu
ally $ 1.200.0(10
I For dyspepsia our nitional nilnisiit
; ll#e llurdoek Itlood Hotter#. Iteeora
mentied for strengthening digestion,
purlfvltig the blood At all drug
'stores. S’l '(*• a hottl*’.
I \
TEN YEAR OLD GIRL
BECOMES A BRIDE
Thibodeaux* l.a„ Nov. 22 - Agnes
|('allahati. H> year# married
I today ami q*H Jhs «,n\'. |u "‘
J'Uir ■"jbikjfooi iS'
(Hang. It jrssrs md. em
——;/fora! mercantile cstjib-
The gill wKce short ilresHe** during
f*ie ceremony.\n immefllntely after
wards annnuntfk »he would have her
gowns lengthened.
The luiflegrnom. a# » wedfling
present to hi# youthful bride, gave
her a huge dolt that would open and
cli*e it# eyes. Nearly all the wed
ding present# were toy#, hilt the
lirlfle declared slie would not play
with doll# any more
The wedfling was the result of a
courtship begun when the bride wn*
aim ist a baby