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Not Many Days Until
Christmas
DO YOUR SHOPPING NOW
WTTIOTPV (leantlfni huts worth up to s.'• for
Hat* worth up to 15.50 for
Childrens felt lints that hoIU up to $2.uU for . . . . SO**
Children*’ ItonnetH that hold up to $2 for 25<*
Fancy trlmnihiKa and fcathera, half price.
CTTTI maSALHES and °»c itreut lot of fancy silks that noIU
for fI.UO now 09c
WOMENS' UNION SUITS —Kln'c»il. iierfwt fuiilns. liiikli
lons sleeve*. utiMi- touslll, *l*o :: I to H, Sand vai «5C
SINGLE BLANKETS -I-XT- medium heavy lotion Uluuketa Bite
value*. eucli Isr
ITT. YIP AN DRAWN WORK— An Wf“l present. scarfs, center pieces
dolllca and lunch hem All to he hold at 20 per c*-nt off.
2.7 c dollleh for 20<* *»oi* dollies .|Of
11.00 valuta MO<* » I f*o value* 51.20
*2.00 value* 51.60 *3.00 value* $2.10
Il.no value* *3.20 .00 value* $4.00 I
All other* at satue reduction*.
STATIONERY -•**ot In holiday boxes. Oenvelope* and paper.
flood quality. Splendid for u gift Imx 50f
Initial hoxed stationery, box tor I
leather bund hag*, car * 75c
DOLLS - Kill body and jointed. .Miiuiik eye*. All size*. Itlmidet I
and llruuette* 25c $5.00 I
DOLL CARRIAGES AND GO-CARTS Many to select from 50?
and up.
See the new actitiK animat* In lifelike motion.
FURNITURE -The Most Practical, useful pre*euts. We hell life
time furniture.
Jamieson’s
GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY
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th* tobaccoi fine)
JUDGE BOOTH SLATED
FOR CHIEF JUSTICE
Washington. Dee. ll.—President
Taft expects to send to the senate
curly in January the nomination of
Judge Fenton W. Itootli. of the court
of claim-* as chief justice, suci-ccding
Stanton .1. Peele, who will retire. The
vacancy caused by the elevation cf
Judge Itootli will he filled by the ap
pointment of Henry S. limited,
American minister to Switzerland.
Chronlrle-XowH. 50c per month.
We have winter excursions to
principal cities in the following
states: Alabama. Florida, Georgia.
Louisiana. Mississippi. New Mexico,
Texas and Boutli Carolina, also to
Culm and Mexico.
Mobile and return $58.00
Jacksonville and return .. $B7 50
Lake City. Fla., and return $75.50
Augusta. Ga.. and return . $50.35
Savannah' Ga.. and return . $6520
Thomatrille. Ga.. and return $44.50
New Orleans and return . $44.00
HeiMian. La.. and-return $44.40
Demise* N. M.. and return .. $63 90
Carlsbad- N. M. and return. $83.95!
Charleston S. C . and return $65.85!
Austin Tex., and return ... $31.50 i
Beaumont, Tex., and return . $35.20
Brownsville Tex., and return $46-80
Corpus Christi, Tex.- and re
.. turn .. $40.60
Dallas, Tex., and return . . .$28.50
El Paso, Tex., and return .. $33.90
Pt. Worth. Tex.- and return $23.60
Galveston. Tex., and return . $35.60
Houston. Tex-, and return . $33.30
Waco. Tex.- and return $27.20
On sal#* dally to April 510, 1913,
Final return limit June l, 1013.
Liberal stopover privileges. If you
are contemplating a southern trip,
have a little chat with Little about
Jt.
R. W. HOYT. Agent
a 9 rimflirr m•. i •
WEDNESDAY
Friends Intercede
for Young Newlyweds
Friends may intercede between a
stepmother and her sixteen year old
daughter confined in the county
Jail, and the marriage that was the
> result of tt romantic elopincnt last
Saturday may he recognized and
pretty Jessie Kustcrbrook of Ludlow
with her youthful husband Harry
Klder may receive the parental bless
ing. Mrs. Kastcrhrook the girl’s
stepmother, is still obdurate how
ever. and maintains that she will
press the charge cf abduction against
Klder and have the girl brought be
fore Judge Itoss on a charge of he.
|lng Incorrigible. Killer's hearing is
.set in Justice flower's court for Fri
day and the hearing of the girl wife
tn the juvenile court Is set for the
same day.
Separated by a steel grating In
the upstairs ward of the county Jail,
the couple, permitted to converse to
gether. are planning that little homo
which the young man pictured to
the girl when they were much to
gether before the elopement and
marriage. 'I Just won’t go to that
school, that’s all.” says Mrs. Klder,
with spirit. "Harry and 1 are mar
ried ami We love curb other, so why
should anyone try to pull us apart."
Klder is a hard working fellow and
is spoken of in the highest terms by
those who employ him. He Is able
to provide for his girl brido and looks
[upon their imprisonment as a great
[injustice. "
C. & S. DIVIDEND
New York, I Dec. I.—Colorado
Southern railway today declared an
annual dividend of one percent on
the common stock. This is a reduc
tion of one percent on the dividend
paid a year ago. The company had
been jaylug dividends of 2 per cent
on the common stock since Decem
ber. 190 ft.
MIDDIES BET ON GAME
Annapolis. Md.. Dec. 11.—Four
hundred midshipmen violated Super
intendent Gibbons' order forbidding
hotting on the recent annual inter
service football game at IMiiladel
phia. it lias been disclosed in an in*
THE CHRONICLE-NEWS, TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
CZAR RICHEST MAN
Income Exceeds $30,000,000
and Is Growing Rapidly.
Rebuke for Treasurer— Emperor An
gry at Baron Menehikoff
for Hie “Undignified
Comparisons.”
Bt. Holer*burg.—While lluotia la a
Sequent and large borrower amons
th* notion* of the earth. Emperor
Nicholas, according to a statement
presented to Ids majesty by the imp*
rlaJ treasurer geoersl. Is the richest
man In the world. The statement Is
couched ta fanciful language, but the
facts which It recites ore said by St
Petersburg bankers to be beyond die
puts.
"Tour majesty,” says llsrou Maachl
koff, "need have no fear of ever com
lug to suffer rbv stings of poverty.
Financially you are aolveaey Itself
With one hand you could buy out the
American multimillionaires. 11 oik*fel
ler aud Morgan, sad still have iuQ
rlent In the other to talk busln«ss
with Kanin Itothschlld. Or. If you
prefer, you can take over the Krupps
although I would not recommend the
Investment.”
The rsar le very angry with Huron
Menehikoff and his playful ways, and
rebuked him soundly for indulging In
"such undignified comparisons. *
Th* rear’s civil list amounts tc
nearly two miliums sterling. Including
th* amounts paid to the grand duke*
and of this turn more than a million
!s avfillehl* for his own private pur
pom *. Then lie owns lands In Kussls
In Kurope which cover an area equal
in that of the whole of Nevada, ol
which the revenues reach the vast
sum of S2o.oaa.Muo n year, of which
IS.noo.nqo is paid to tin* grand ducal
families. The esar'* lauds In Siberia
bring him In another t7.Soo.omi. al
• hough they ar« at present largely un
developed. Altogether, Including In
irrent on saving*, the rtar’s Incnnit
exceeds ISO.AOo.aoo. and Is Increasing
rapidly, lie sets aside each year a
large sum for each of hla four daugh
tera. so that If any one of the royal
prlncee contracts a marriage In that
quarter he will do eitremely well
from * worldly point of view—though,
of course, the exact disposition of the
ctar’s huge fortune Is known only tc
himself and hla financial adviser.
ODD SUIT AGAINST DOCTOR
! Surgeon Mutt Pay for Accident to
Patient During Op
eration.
Paris—A curious action against a
doctor considered of great importance
from the standpoint of the responsi
bility of surgeons has Ju*t been fought
out In tha Paris law courts.
A few w-oeks ago a doctor was call
ed upon to perform an operation for
appendicitis on a hospital patient The
latter * body. In accordance with the
general rule in such rases wn* previ
ously rubbed over with alcohol, but
owing to the peculiar conformation of
the man’s side, some liquid remained
In a small hollow instead of being
wiped off again.
Before using the scalpel the director
decided to burn away a small outer
turnover, which might have Infected
the wound, but In doing this he set
fire to ths spirit, causiug the patient
severe Injuries. .Medical experts, who
Investigated the affair for the hospital
authorities, t sported that the burns
were due to the patients abnormal
shape, were, so far as the doctor was
concerned, a pure accident.
On the ease being tried before the
Paris courts, however, the latter de
cided that fer the patient's body to be
of slightly different shape from normal
Joes not relieve the surgeon from any
of his responsibilities, sinoe he has
every opportunity of observing what
these differences are. and therefore
awarded the patient 93.000 damages.
WAY TO TEACH CHILDREN
American Women Vlelt Rome to
Loam Montiooorl Methods of Train
ing Youngsters.
Rome. -Dr. Mlllari W. Johnson of
Memphis. Tenn.. an authority on ed
ucational subjects, is In Home with
Miss I-’oa of Chattanooga, having come
to study the system of training young
children introduced by Dr. Marla Moa
tlssori. whose institute at the Porte
San Pancrazlo has a Kuropean repu
tation. The fundamental idea Is to
let each child develop without re
straint according to Its apodal apti
tude and to make the acquirement of
know-ledge a pleasure instead of a
pain. Clever children advance with
greater rapidity and backward ones
show unexpected powers of develop
men*. In branches of self-chosen study,
it is *atd.
WOMAN GETS $500 FOR SMILE
Wife of Essex Bank Cashier Is R»
membered in Will for Being
Pleasant.
I^ondon. —Among bequests by the
late Miss Allow Johns Hodgaa ol
rhelnisford. Essex, is one of SSOO tc
Mr*. Walker, wlfo of a cashier at the
local branch of the Capital and Coun
ties hank. Mrs. Walker roceivod the
legacy simply for smiling pleasantly at
Mis* llodges a* they left churoh.
When told of hor good fortune, the
said elm used to sit near Mias Hodges
In church, and a* they camo out ahe
Santa Claus
Letters
My |hul' Old Santa flail*; I hope
, \oti ure comiug to see me ('Urlhtuius.
I want you to bring me a little table
and a set of little dishes, so that I
can have n lltth- tea party. Aud I
want a Idg doll that will open anil
Hull Its eyes like Folly. I am a little
1 gill three year* old and li\e ;ii 111.10
1 Alta street —Aimu Hell Lee.
♦ ♦ —♦
1 Dear Sautn Claus: iMuam- bring
tile a dull and a doll bugg). a set of
Itir* and a sled and some leggliih,
a little table and some chairtt aud
a set of dishes I utu a little girl IS
year* old uud live at the corner of
First ami Convent street My mime
is llrownle lleuutt
Dear Swutu Clous Please biiug
me a big and lltth* doll, a hugg> and
a writing desk and a little stove uud
some < amly aud nut*. that I* all
Good bye, youi little friend lb-r
--thle Davis.
♦ ♦ ♦
M> Hear Santa Claus' Will tun
please bring me a nice doll, aud a
lint ami dris* and bed lor her. and a (
rocking chair, a dog and a wash du>
set. A wagon, a little sew-iug inn-‘
clilue, a set of il.»li<-». a lot of candy 1
uud nut* In m> -tie king and a uii-*
ttee With lots nf love, from Allll.i
Hose MclAouuld. Ml L Second St.
♦ ♦ ♦
Dear Santa Claus I am a lltth*
hoy 111 the sm-oud guide, aud I want •
toil to pleuse hi lug me a sled, a'
train ami a lioin A slot) book, ami
my little brother Kdwlu wants some J
lmils, and a ilium, a street car and i
we both w'aut lot* of rand), From
lour lit III* friends llernnrd ami
Kdwlu Gayer, 1’."! Nevada
♦ ♦ ♦
Dear Santa Clan- I am writing
to tell you whu: 1 want for Christ-’
litas. I want u doll inigg). u locket'
and • lialn, u ties!., uml t lint Ik all'
I II ask for this Christmas. I live at 1
I nun Nevada avenue Your little
friend l*orett» Klllolt.
♦** ♦
Dear Santa Claus. I thougnt I
would write ami tell you what I
want for Christmas. I want a doll'
bugg> Hint would fit a doll about j
21 Imhes high Candy and unit- If,
you will bring me that I won’t asi. i
lor ani more this Christinas. lam I
a girl ten years old I live at 921
Nevada avenue. Yout lltth- friend'
—Sylvia Marty.
♦ ♦
Dear Santa Claa: --I am a little
girl ten year- old and I would like]
lor you to bring me a doll buggy and
a desk, some candy* and nuts. That I
Is all for this time. Your friend— j
Iml lie Klllott, lOU 3 Nevada avenue.
♦ ♦
My Dear Santa Claim: I am a
little girl six tears old and nm writ-f
lug to tell >ou what I want for ■
Christmas. I want a Idg doll and
want u se tof dishes, and a piano,
some candy and nut*, uud that is all.
I want for this Chrlatiun*. Your lltth*
friend —Maxine Klllott, 1003 Neva-,
da avenue p S Don’t forget mamma '
aud papa.
♦ ♦
My Santa Claus:—l want a wheel;
barrow, a Idg engine like grandpa's .
a horn, a wagon, a drum band, a 1
street car. a stocking cap, a book a |
tool box. and some candy and mils,
and oranges in my stocking. Little I
Charlie and Katherine want a sled.'
a doll, a train, a hand, a Idg tree with
lots of prettv things. Don't forget the
baby, lie can't talk, so bring him
some little to>* Good bye. I am aj
good boy Thomas A. McDonald Ml
Second street.
fp. S. Don’t forget ray nmmniu and
papa and my grandpa and grandma
—Good bye Santa Claus—Thomas.
Deni- Santa Claus:—Please bring
me a Heebe gun. some llcebe shot*, a
horn sod a whistle. Please remember
little brother two years old, lie wants I
a rocking horse aud aouw- toys. Your
little friend. Harold Street, 130 ft!
II uc nn Vista avenue.
♦ ♦ —♦
Hear Santa chair.; I want a new
dress, a sewing box. and ribbons.
My brother Mario wants a wagon
uml hu fndliftt suit and liat. That
will he all for this time, with best
wishes to dear Santa Claus, from-
Olgu and Mario Gentllini, 825 Ari
zona avenue.
♦ 4-4
Dear Santa Cluus:— Please brim;
Pernio and ni«- a beebe gun and a .
cow boy suit and a good rocking
horse. Al*o bring us two tetter tot
tors. and a little horse and a few
more toys like those at Kress’
Clnudcand Pernio Foster.
♦ ♦ —4
Dear Santa clans:—l am a little
boy three yours old ami I want n[
rocking horse and an engine, a gnu [
and lots of randy and nuts. Please
conic to grandma'* house, I will he'
there on Christmas eve. Good bye— J'
James C. I’attiwui, 708 Cottonwood
avenue.
♦ *—♦
Dear Santa Claus:—-I want to tcjl;■
you what I want for Christmas. J i
want a little train, a little battle ,
ship, a story hook, a pop gun. some ,
candy and nuts and oranges and a
sled. lam five and u half years old.
Don't forget little sister. From Jack''
Lund. GO $ K. Second street.
DECEMBER 11. 1012.
for 4‘)i llst ui;ih. My sister want* some
, white furs, I want u suit oX cowboy
I pm 11 Is, a new sled, like my old one.
only bigger. Aud my sister wants u
bolt lift too. iKju't forget iuuiiiu and
papa.— Quciitou Ilrower.
♦ >-♦
Dear rant a Chius:—Pleuse hrlnu
me a trunk and a doll buggy so in**
good* for a doll dress and some
dishes and randy and nuts. I will
he good.—Marie &Verdeu, ddG W.
Kansas avenue.
♦ ♦
I>«*ur Santa.- -Please bring me a
I stove aud some dishes and a dull
.buggy and a story book, and some
eaud) and nuts. I am two years old
-Itutli Werdeu, iio Kiinsas Avo
Dear Santa: —Please liriug me a
doll and u sled aud some goods to
make some doll dresses ami a story
hook. Some randy aud nuts. Your
little girl Yeluia Werdeu, ttttG
Kunsas avenue.
♦ ♦ ♦
Do.tr Santa Claus Will you
please hi lug me these thing'- a row
bo> suit, belt aud gnu. a pair of
skates, that will be all for this
Christinas, anil utils uud candy. I
live at Ml:.' Nevada avenue. M . name
It Jack Cochran.
♦- ♦- ♦
Dim i Sunni Claus: Will youj
pleare bun/; me u pair of ribbons, a
!rrd sweater, a pair of skates. It you
Will please liliiig me this that will'
•he ull for this Christinas. Some nuts
and randy I live at .*11!! Nevada
M> name Is (ieiirvu Cochran.
♦ ♦ ♦
Dear Santa Claus I want a
little Ironing hoard, and a little Iron,
a writing besk. and my doll) fixed
I ran nut think of any thing else, onl
|sinall doll • lothes. Lovingly Dor-,
oth> latwler, Sail I'edro street.
♦ ♦
i Dear Santa I will write )oii thin;
letter to te|| von wluit I want for!
, ‘hrlrtmas 1 want a big doll, some
clothe* for it. a doll buggy. and b•!
sure and bring lie* some randy aud i
nut Don't forget the poor little j
rhildten Your friend Stella llar
'rls, KtS San Pedro street.
Dear Santa Clnus I am a little
|glrl feui muis old, and want you to
IPleast* bring me n blue velvet bon- 1
Juet trimmed in white fur and some
pink hair ribbons and a doll buggy. -
| Some little dishes for me to play '
I house with, and if >oii have nny
| doll’s to spare you can W ave me one I
,too, and lots of good cundv and nuts
and orange*. I am niaiitma's onh'l
I little girl and your little friend
Della McKnlpp. •are Stafford’s Sec
ond Hand Store
♦ ♦ ♦
Dear Old Santa:-—Will you please
bring me u wagon, an Indian suit,
|nitd a nice dress soil to wear to Hon
da) school. And lots of nice randies'
and nut*, and frui:. I am your little!
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Two things that count in buying
Diamonds
( lu.-ility dI the Stone—Reliability ol the Dealer
Pure white Diamonds. Tillany sellings
#15.00. #50.00, #35.00
These are values
E. L. ALLEN, The Jeweler
ft lend Purler McKinney Mv age is<
ion wn Addrcai fttiffonl’i Second j
Hand Store. Kast Main St With love |
to you.
♦ ♦ ♦
j Dear Hama Please bring me a
llleebo gun and a tied, •< pali <*i rollai '
skate*, and a pair of warm gloves J
• and lots of nice randi***. .1 am I-,
I years old and go to <cln»ol Hoed by*-;
j Hugh MeKlnnev. Hast Main Si
lCure of Stafford - Set ond ll.iud Store
• ♦ ♦
I lie ir Old Santa Will you please
■ bring me a hobby horse, a pair of
jslioes, slue eleven and a halt, an In
• dl.tii suit and express wagon and lots
|of candy lam * years old mid a
j good l»o» Kioto your little fitetid
. Peild) HcKlnnaj Utvt mj toj *. at
•sinfford'r Second Maud Htor*
♦ ♦ ♦
I Dear Santa Claus: I am a little
‘girl four years old aud I want you
jto bring me n doll, a (101 l buggy, a
I little red rocking chair, a llttlo red
(able, it little doll suit case and some
I unis and cand) Please bring my
little ileter Mnay a rubbei doll Your
1 1: 11 1 girl—Theta l«ccdhnm. 1017
State street.
♦ ♦ ♦
1* . Santa Claua Please bring
‘tue some little dishes with flowers
on them, a little red chiilr, a doll and
• doll buggy and a doll lied Please
Hiring me some nuts and candy too.
jCtire of S
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• I nm .1 little girl six years old, tuy
name Is Iterille I awl h am. and I live
| H| 1017 Stale si reel
♦ ♦ ♦
Dear Santa Clnus: Please bring
me an Indluu sill'., on air ship, a
'train, a little engine you can put fire
I Into ami a coaster, and a little auto
|mobile. I also want some nuts and
; land). I .mi eight years old Krvl*
I.**•‘(l li.im. 1017 State street.
♦ ♦ ♦
Dear Santa Clans: I hope you
won't forget tue Ibis year. I want
you to bring tin* a tub. wash board,
and soiim- clothes pins, and a Idg doll
A bed for h'*r to sleep ill and dear
Santa If you don't forget me I will
be a good git I Kmiii Prnncea Anna
I'lsher. Don't forget Ccahic.
You will Mini that druggists every
where speak well of Chamberlain's
Cough Keinedy. They know from
longex|M*rlencn In the sale of it that
In eases of coughs and colds It can
always lie depended upon, and that
It is pleasant and safe to take, Cor
sale by nil dealers.
Printing ol •.•■* description neat*
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