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!! Underwear, Rubber i
CL/u. Protect your bodies while l
:! ijnoes i n an d oat of bed |
THE BEE HIVE j
! 433 Commercial Street Trinidad, Colorado X
I Good Old ?
Schneider Beer |
The favorite drink of the community T
for more than thirty yean ¥
Century Bottled Beer *
Light 2
Muenchener Bottled Beer x
Dark 2
; * DEFIES COMPETITION T
ii PH. SCHNEIDER BREWING CO. |
4 > Phone Trinidad 54 Trinidad. Colo. o
CHRISTMAS BOXES SI.OO TO >4.00 PER BOX
DON'T KNOW THEY
HAVE APPENDICITIS
Many Trinidad people who have
chronic appendicitis, which la not
very painful, have doctored for year*
tor gas on the stomach. sour stomach
o r constipation. The Hausman Drug I
C’o. stales If these people will try ;
simple buckthorn hark. glycerine, j
etc., ns compounded In Adler-l-ka. the
German appendicitis remedy. they I
TED|!
ition
e terrmat- C»n * »
w on machine, 4
the lampt, and < ,
snt. Willing to I
bout the honte, , 1
and to he tub- 4 (
: of the day or * >
I night. Do not want any afternoon* ( I
or evening* off.. I am clean, neat 4 [
and reliable in my habit*; I do not < (
“amwer back" and I never get tired * 4
or complain.. V my grandmother'* 4 1
uncle'* *i*ter-in-law ihould have a < ,
big funeral- I would not care to at- %
tend—neither do I entertain com- ( ►
pany on the plaoe, or tote a bucket 4 *
home.. I am bright and quick in my < ,
manner, and am willing to work for ’ -
reasonable wage*. 4 *
If you employ me I will promiie to i
do my best, and never quit you. * 4
Please address. ,
Elite Kricity ; 1
Cnre 4 [
j: THE TRINIDAD ELECTRIC j;
I TRANSMISSION, RAILWAY AND :
| GAS COMPANY
MONDAY
will be surprised at the QUICK benc
• tit. A SINGLE DOS IS relieves these
troubles INSTANTLY.
| Two I’ennsylvaaisns have patent
, etl u run opener In which the cul
-1 tine blude slides on the handle bar.
I making ns neat a Job with a rcctan
, I gular rau ns with a round one.
. I Some nun wuu«d rather go to law
■ I than to heaven.
Happy d#*
since Valvrt
HflSjpiMH to town!
BHHWHMBB i
lO*TINS
CL
H. S. STUDENTS
WILL DEBATE UPON
COMMISSION PLAN
Out of the three questions for de
bate presented by the principals of
the hitch schools nl Hockv Kurd, l«a
Juntu and Trinidad to the Kntcllah
professor at the University of Colo
rado who has charge of debuting in
the stutc school, the question sent in
by the local high school was chosen;
This question will be used In the trl*
angular debate between Itoeky Ford.
Li Junta and Trluldnd which will
oecure the Inst of February or the
tlrst of Murch and Is "Itesolved,
that commission form of government
is a better form of city government
than the mayor nml aldermen sys
tem.**
This is the first debate of this kind
that lias ever been arranged In the
Southern league of high
schools, but It is certain that this
first attempt will be u success. The
plan Is for carh of the three schools
represented to have two teams, one
affirmative and one negative team,
t here will be » debate in carh towu
ti|»oii the same question the aante
night. The affirmative team from
each school will go away to debate,
while the negative team will remain
at home.
The preliminaries to choose the
members for the two teams will he
held during the flnt two weeks after
the Christmas holidays.
START CONSTRUCTION WORK
ON D. N. & P. LINE
Denver, Dee. 9. —M. A. Wogan who
recently secured the contract for
grading the extent lon of the Denver
Northwestern and Pacific railroad
fifty miles west of Steamboat
Springs, nrrlved in Denver today
from New* York, und announced that
construction camps will be estab
lished immediately.
POWDER HOUSE EXPLODES
Chicago, Dec. 9.—The powder
house at lie Olxnighlln quarry at
ItHlwood near here blew up this aft*
ernoou. The quarry hands wero at
lunch and while otic man was Injur
ed. none was killed
New German Ambassador to England
Holds Position of Mach Importance
Ijonrion, Dec. 9.—Prince Tdchnowaky, the new German ambassador
to Great Britain. Is Just now a figure of great importance bemuse of the
war situation. He ennto as successor to Baron von Blebersloln. In the
event of a general war the relations of England and Germany will be
extremely Interesting and critical.
TEX CHRONICLE-NEWS, TRIED AD, COLORADO.
EIGHT “ZONES” FOR
NEW PARCELS POTS
Purcclta post la only 3 weeks away.
After Jan. 1 mother will he sending
new dresses to daughter at rollege
wlille sou will send socks home to be
darned.
For months the | tstoiflco depart
ment bus been working out the com
plicated details of parcels |*o*t. The
country lias been sliced Into eight
'•cones.** or section* The rates will
depend on the number of “zones" the
purcel must traverse before n iching
its destination. Puim-Im weighing as
much R« eleven pouml* may be scut
by panels i*OM. providing these ure
ritual I enongb for u Hiring seventy
two Inches In length >o be wrapped
around both lengthwise and width
wise.
The "zone" in which lives the
sender of the package is divided Into
two parta, providing It is a city or
town, tin a one-poumi package in
the first or home •'nine' the rate Is
cents, with one cent uddltloual
for each added pound Thus the maxi
mum or eleven-pound package would
«o»t If* cents In Denver.
In the fifty miles in which Denver
In located but outside Denver the
rate Is the name on the first pound,
but increase to 3 cents on each addi
tional |Kiund.
In the second "zone which Is flf
t) to 150 miles, the mtc Is C cents for
the first itound und l cents for each
additional i»otind. In the third
zone**. Tram la‘* to 3"0 miles, the
rate la 7 cents for the first and D
cents for uddltlonul pounds. From
300 to tiOU miles the rate is 8 cents
for the first and '*.* cents for each
additional |»ound. From 1,000 to
1.100 miles the rate Increases to 10
cents on the first and 9 cents on ad
ditional pounds. From 1,400 to 1,800
miles the rate Is 11 cents for the
litMt and Iu cents for cucli addition
al iioiind.
All territory beyoud 1,800 miles
In embraced In the eighth "zone", ex
cepting the Philippines nnd foreign
countrlca. The rate Is 13 cents for
the first pound and 13 rents for ad
ditional pounds. This is the same aa
forclgp pared.- i*ost rules, so the now*
stystem will fit in with that used
nbroad.
IMAGINARY TALKS IN FRANCE
Attitude of Rich Americans Toward
French People le Said to Be
Thue Revealed.
Oil Dlaa report* an Imaginary con
versation at the Deauville Casino, the
participants being William K. Vander
bilt. Prank Gould. Clarence H. Mac
key and James Gordon Bennett, says
the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
"What attracts me to France," says
one, "Is the charm and ease of life
the traveler finds here, which, how
ever, Is not at all real French life.
Do yon suppose all French people
pass their time as we do during our
visits, dining amid flowers and black
coats?"
"Certainly not,** replied the second,
"French life, except at the gay re
sorts. Is moat quiet and well regulated
—even economical. Tbw Wench know
bow to live at home, and very pru
dently when It Is necessary, but they
know bow to live outside of home
amid elegance and gayety when they
chooee."
•Then the real Frenchman Is not
here In Deauville?" comments the
third member of the party.
"If only Frenchmen, such as we see
here exleted." said the fourth, "there
would be no more France. This same
Frenchman whom you see favored by
fortune will go home In the evening,
quietly put on his slippers and dine
on a round steak and a bottle of min
eral water. The Frenchman knows
how to enjoy life without going to
extremes. I remember many restau
rants la foreign countries where Rue
elans, Englishmen and Germans Ig
nore the art of hearing themselves
with grace and neatness. Not so with
the Wench. Amused, gay and frivo
lous at times In appearance, they nev
er lose their gracious smile and air of
distinction. Whether at a luxurious
place like this or on the boulevard
during a popular fete the Frenchman
always preserves his good humor, for
ho knows how to live."
Gil Bias leaves the quartet, saying.
"Guess which part of the conversation
belongs to each?" and Incidentally re
marks that the expressions represent
the combined wisdom of 93.000.000,-
000.
Qualities of a Lady.
One of the first qualtles of a lady Is
a low voice. Not a whispering voice,
one must speak loudly enough to be
undentood. One reason why some
people have to talk loudly In order to
make themselves understood la that
they do not articulate plainly. Pro
nounoe your words clearly and careful
ly. round out each syllable and even
though you speak in a low voice you
will be understood. Do 'not talk too
rapidly. A lady never gives the ap
pearance of being hurried, and be
cause she Is leisurely the cultured
woman never forgets the little courte
sies which she owes to others. The
courtesies are shown In n very qntet.
unassuming manner, for the lady
never cares to attract attention to
her own actions. Neatness of dress
Is one of the hall marks of the lady.
The girl who wears fashionable top
clothes and torn, untidy underclothes
need not expect to earn the title of
lady. The refined girl keeps her per
son and her possessions nest, no mat
ter If they are not seen by another
person beside herself. Bhc always
dresses In good taste. Both her dress
and hsr manner are quiet and re
served In public.—Exchange.
Laws Govern Austrian Service
A new law for lower Austria, con
taining various regulations concerning
servants, has gone Into force, replac
ing one over a century old. The first
provision of the new law decrees that
servants must no longer be called
"servants," but "employes." The em
ployer must feed the servant proper
ly, and the servant la forbidden tc
chatter or gossip to other servants
about the private affairs of the family.
It Is not stated how this provision
shall be enforced. Girls are legally
entitled to go out for seven hours
once n fortnight. The nT*tress of the
house Is no longer forced to write a
"character" of "truthful, honest and
Industrious" In the "book" of s dismis
sal servant In the past failure tc
do this meant possible proceeding!
for libel. The mistress may now
leav# "character*’ blank.
New Potato Disease.
A serious canker disease Is reported
to have developed in the potato crop
of Great Britain and Continental Eu
rope, which Is not only affecting the
farmlands on which potatoes are
grown, but Is also decidedly Injurious
to the health of the consumers of af
fected potatoes. The disease Is char
solarised by nobnlnr excrescences,
which are often larger than the po
tato Itself. Bolling does not destroy
the Injurious properties. It Is known
that n potato canker has found Its
way Into Newfoundland with potatoes
Imported from Europe, but no such
disease baa yet appeared In Canada,
nor, eo far as known. In the United
States.
Woman’s Misdirected Talents.
Ex-Chlef of Police Byrnes, the fa
mous New York detective, says that
he "never knew a better man" than
Miss Ellen E. R. Peck, which, trans
lated from the police vernacular, sig
nifies that In all his varied experience
he never had to do with a more skil
ful swindler than the woman, now in
her elghty-eecond year, whose latest
sentence of ten years Imprisonment
was been commuted by Governor Dlx.
She would probably have made a first
class "captain of Industry" If her tal
ents had been so directed.
DECEMBER 9, 1912.
T®CRYSTAL
Where Everybody Goes
M VAUDEVILLE *
MONDAY. TUESDAY, AND
WEDNESDAY
Swell Vaudeville Bill
ELECTRICE
80th Century Bensation.
Bee Elect r let) Imvc 1,800 volts
liukimml through her hotly while
sitting lu THE ELECTRIC
CHAIR.
DAVEY AND
EMERSON
Merry Manipulators of Melody
ALKALI IKE’S
CLOSE SHAVE
AND
SAVED OY FIRE
• GRAND HOTEL
Aro you experiencing them?
Let us show you how we
keep busy, end how we in
creased one business 125 per
cent In eight months. We have
plenty to do; so have our cli
ents. Why?
FUTATUBO BROS.
Advertising Experts,
Corner Main and Santa F»
JEff RYES
COAL & MINING COMPANY
—=
Dealers in Bloom, Forbes and
Morley lump coals. For sum
mer use try Jewel and Morley
Nut Coal-
Phone Trinidad 888.
The
Arcade Saloon
and
Corinado Bar
Robert Branagh, Prop.
Manhattan
Cafe
C. F. KIRKPATRICK. Prop.
OPEN NIGHT AND DAT
EVERYTHING IN SEASON
Ami up-to-date. Drop in and get ac
quainted.
Call JORDAN
roil QUICK
Parcel Delivery and
Messenger Service
215 East Main 3t or Phono Trln. 423
Assuming One's Risk
IN THE MATTER OF
Fire or Accident*, 1h a dangerous
policy, let us fully Insure you In a
strong old-line policy.
Bennett 6 Wilson
AGENTS
Suit 1 McCormick Bldg.
Phoue Trinidad IG3.
Cruelty to animals Is Inexcusable,
nud one should try to Hike almost as
good rare of litnn.olf n« of his horse, j
I Eighty Acre i;
Tract
Fins 80 acre tract border- ]j
log city limits and one of tho <j|
largest snaps we have bad since
ve have been In the business.
If you are looking for an In- Jj
vestment. It would pay you to
Investigate this. See us at once /
Hubbartt |
Agency Company
ROOM S. COLO. BLDO. \
Phone Tria. 399.
WILLIAMS
frontier ud Stofiia Company
231 CHESTNUT ST.
liars 87 Roil 2893
THE HALL-McMAHON
Undertaking Company
—UNDERTAKERS—
-137 E. Main it—Phone Trix- 895.
Telephone Trinidad 418.
TRINIDAD UNDERTAKING CO.
UNDERTAKERS
321 WEST MAIN ST
II. B. 81 PB :: :: Pttneral Director
' FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT AND
DRINK GO TO
THE Z Bar and
BIGG Cafe
f Palace Cafe and Bar I
GEO. CLERCI, Prop. }
119 West Main Street
I MERRILL’S
Carpet Cleaning Work* a
W# Cleanse Carpets, Feath- ,
an aad Mattresses, aad Do ’*
Upholstering and Repairing.
Carpet Work a Specialty—
Phom Sac* 415. 511 E. 3d
Rowland Plumbing and
Heating Company
—Pbona Hses 238
12W WEST FIRST BT.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
! —a.
F. W. CLARK
Attorney-at-Law
i Suite 3. Colorado Building
The Pierce Lumber
and Manufacturing Co. dr
Everything in Building Material
Mill and Job Work a Specialty
STOVES aid FURNITURE
NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNI-
TUBE BOUGHT AND SOLD
POLIAK 6 RATNER
Phone Trinidad 416—418 N. Com’l.
PURNITURK
NEW AND SECOND-HAND ■
Bought and Sold
A. M. CLEAVINGER
Telephone lines 124
NO. 301 WBBT MAIN STREET
COAL
for snip, mine run 92.50. lump 13.25
J. B- COLEMAN
302 Godding. Phone Red 2912.
Cash, 15 days only.
WANTED TO GIVE ESTIMATES
nnd figures on Kdwards Mette roofs
n'nd ceilings, anything in sheet metnl
pnlnt, cement block, anything in ce
ment. We manufacture, build nml re
luilr. Circulars mulled.
CAST BTONE CO.
PHONF RKD 1514. P. O. BOX ITS
J. G. GATES
Scientific Optician
All work done satisfactory
Trinidad 89 Red 1832
ROOM B—OPERA HOUSE IJLOCK
AUCTION OF
FURNITURE. CARPETS, DRAPER
EltlES every Tuesday. Thursday,
Hnturdny. „
THE J. R. WARD FURNITURE
AUCTION COMPANY
311 W. Main St. Trinidad, Colo.