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Christmas Suggestions for the Whole family
FOR BOYS FOR QIRIS FOR FATHER FOR MOTHER
Pocket Knife
Air Kiflo Holler Skates „ Good llaaor Parlor Rug
Hammer Coaster Wagon • <!ood Strop Nice Clock
W"e bull but Hocking Ch.l. *■«}“» K 0, ,« D**.n|M.rl
Hone bull Blovt Hair Scluora Haairacr 0o “ l * R *"**
Buw bull musk Tooth tlruib g, w Set Knlvn Fork*
Foul ball ault Tooth Powder Mite B*t Tea Spoon*
l-.-ntlie l i-iiffK ... Trunk Shot Gun Sot Table Spooua
n. a .'. cll ' Kin, nr*au> l>»tb*r Cuff* Fair SelMora
niillni; whip " lce nre *** r Tooth Bruah sawln* Macbluo
ltoller Skatea Mu Clock Toolh Powder Dining Table
Coaler Whkuu lledrootn Itug Kaay Chair Sideboard
All tbeae tblnga and many more wo have In atock with price*
““ low na good gooda cap ba aold at. W* Invite your Inspection.
(Had to abuw you whether you care to buy or not.
ttr CASH BARGAIN STORE. 403 N. Commercial
CLAS S I FltP AP5e
#rOR SALE-fOR RENT SITUATION
AND GENERAL WANTS S
Lost, Fuuw<l end Situation Ada. Free Two luwrtiuue
Wanted-Male Help
For U. a army. Abla bodied un*
married men between ngee of 18
end 36; citizens of United Btatee. of
good cheracier and temperate habits
who <an apeak, read and write the
English language. For Inforaialiuo
apply to Recruiting Officer. 102
Weet Main 31.. Triatdad. Colo. If.
Wanted
Mi wiiu do ii>»t rect-lv* iiie*lr
Chionlclw-SVwp t«s phono fl.la nfilce
between 6:00 and 7:00 the tame
evening.
Second uand furniture. Carmich
ael and Co.. Phoae Trinidad 630. tf
Your film* to develop. 10c a roll
at Qrern's Drug Store. agio.
When you want a Rood borne
•-nuked rural ihh la the Bachelors'
home. 621 State St. tf
Cash paid for cast off clothing,
•boca and hata. Call Trln. 438. Imo
Team* to haul coal, apply 303
r;o«ldaril Ave. nr phone Trln. ti«. tf
Carrier boy. Must have horse. Ap
ply nt Chmnlrle-Newe office. tf
Wanted, at once, dluing room girl,
5 1 per day. room am! board. Daw
mil House, Dawsou. N. 31. t*
Per Sale
Sell off your surplus stuff buy ualap
c-N want ad* They only coat 6
rents a line. ef
For new iui arcond hand furntt
ure call on Carmichael and Co., ISO
-133 Kim street. Phone Trinidad
630. tf
Cleanup Mile on fiuMtard Corsets.
36 per rout off while they last. 428
Went First or Phone Trln. 70 0
Ton shares Trinidad Mllllug and
Minina Co. stock, phone Trln 261*. tf
Money to Loin
On chattel security: reasonable
rules. (J. O. Ncwnam, 11C \V. Main.
lf
wKjmo
Frozen and cracked automobile
«> tinders welded. Prices reasonable.
Abbott Novelty Works, 118 N. Maple
street. tf
tast
At Cardenas hotel Friday evening
one long white Kid Klove. Finder
please leave at this office. 4
Package containing two pennants
of old high school. I pair men’s
gloves. Finder return to this office.
Reward. 3
Wagon end gate and coal fork.
Finder please notify llaldy Coal Co.
Reward. 2
Package tea spoons. Finder please
return to thlsvofflcc. ' 2
Somewhere, cither near postoffice
on Walnut, Chestnut, or Maple street
pocket book containing a sum of mon
ey and other articles valuable only
to the owner. Kinder return same to
110 N\ Maple. $lO Reward.
From Sugar I*oaf Coal mine, 3
miles north, a rail bender. Reward
fur return. C. N. Rlsaell, Phone Red
632. • *
Taxi'Cnb
Taxi d*r or night. C*ll Toltec llo
tel, Trln. 584. or Trln. 294. tf
Cleaning
" oieinlng pre«*lng and dyeing.—
Th* Trinidad Cleaning and Dy#
Work*. ' ; ¥
ABSTRACTS
TH TWINIDAD ABSTRACT CO.
H. I’OiTi.l* BLOCK H H M I f'IINIDM) '•*’
FRIOAT
; For Raw.
Three room furnished apartment,
with bath. Also 2 rooms for |l2.
i light, heat and water furnished. 11.
ll*. U Anderson. Anderson block, tf
Furnished hotteskeeping room*,
j 400 University. Phone Red 1443. tf
Rooms for light bottekeeping nfilti
cergt. Phono Baca 383 or 418 Beech.
! »
One, two or throe rooms for house
keeping. reasonable, 608 Animas, tf
Furnished room moderu house, one
.ur two gentlemen. Red 1793. 6
Furnished room In modern bouse
|"I6 Orant. tf.
Three rooms for light housekeep
ing loot Arltona. tf
; Five room modern, furnished house
Phone Trln. 278. 3»
l Nice sunny sleeping room, suitable
lor ladles or gentleman, everything
!furnished. 89 per month. Close In
j Photic Red 17ft. 3
Three rooms party furnished does
|lu. J. II lllties. 146 W. Main. 3*
Furnished rooms for light house
keeping. :»06 K. Ist St tf
—. • i
j Four room house with water at
,121 W. llaca, $l6. Apply 622 Roblp-
Von. 6
Three room house, with water $B.
j Apply 622 Robinson. 6
Three room furnished house. In
quire 761 Atchison street or Phone
| Red 1862. 3
i Modern i. room bungalow. Apply
31. A. Kaston, 317 W. Topeka. tf.
t Modern rooms for light house
jkeeping. 301 State Street. tf
Situation Wan tad
i Free employment bureau, office of
i associated Charities. 416 Commercial
j«trect. Phoae Red 2983. Help
. urnlshed and amploytqeot secured, tf
Work In store or office by com*
!potent young man. Phone Red 373.7
2
| 19 year old her •wants work with
! rirllege of going. to achbol. Will
|v ork for board/ Phone Red 3062. 2
I ~ Msttag
If you need printing or any kind
•‘iime to tho ChrOnlclC-Newa. High
ciaaaworlc^reMonabtoprlcew^^^
Furniture
Wo buy and anil second hand fur
«nture. Cali Trinidad 403. tf
Found
lletwecn the Troy laundry and the
postofficc a hunch of keys, owner
may have sumo at this office. 2
i Two mile* dowu the river a black
lirnrc. branded "BA” on left hip. Call
Hoy-Patterson Meat Co.. 3
Up-to-date deelgna of .wall* paper,
barge select lob. Very lowest prlcea.
Joe Oitrkfand, 109 Bait Flrtt. Phone
Bacn 683. I guarantee. tf.
CHICAGO CLUB WOMEN
IN EGG BUSINESS
Chicago. Dec. 20.—Chicago’s Club
women became egg merchant* to
day. They planned to sell a million
eggs at 24 cents a doten In their
campaign against the high cost of
that commodity.
As soon as the women opened their
sale retail grocers plastered the front
of their stores with signs offering
eggs nt 32 cents a dozen, two cents
less than the price asked by the wo
men. 4 t . V jit, j,. ,
ttXCMROWCTJAHEWB, TRINIDAD, COLORADO
THE MARKETS
MILL ASSOC I AT,SO CRESS
BAILI DXfQRTS
NEW TOIX met EXCHANGE
New York. Dec. 20.—Evidence of
growing speculative confidence was
rurnlshed by a striking array of ad
vances on moderate dealing* during
the forenoon session of the stock
market tfday
The Improvement was attributed to
cotislderation of favorable factors
which ban been disregarded during
the recent unsettled market. The
general trade situation, railroad earn
ing*. record breaking foreign busi
ness. easing Of the strilu In Europe
snd « more optimistic view of the
monetary, situation combined to in
fluerre prices. : Buis operated more
confidently and pushed up quotations
materially and there was a romptr
bcnslrs demand for all classes of
stocks.
Bonds wen* firm.
Forclgu gains were extended and
the prominence of nuttrrdiß Indus
iris Is Indicated pool operation*. Un
ion Pacific led the rise In the rail
roads with a gain of three points,
while Amalgamated beaded the spe
cialties with Ift
Bidding up ceased and the market
beenme dull but prices held sturdily.
The market closed strong After s
prolonged period of Inactivity the
marked livened In the last few min
utes and best prices of the day were
established. Some notable advance*
«erc achieved among Industrial Is
sues. many of which were up t» 3
points or mofe. National niw-ult
gained 6ft.
Atchison lt|6|: Northern l*atlfl«
123: Union Pacific I88|: Amalgam
ated 76ft; Great Northern l.l.lg:
Reading IC9|( Steel bag; Sugar
118!: New York Central 10*4;
Southern Pacific 107; Steel preferred
1091.
TMEMOttr MARKET
i NrW York. Der. 90. -Money uu call
firm, t| ft 5 per ernt: ruling rate
12: tlualng hid 4s: offered at f».
Time loam* weaker. 80 and 90 days
Clute:6 per cent 6 six months 6ft.
. Close: Prime mercantile paper 6
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with act
oai b«N|pe«« in banket*’ hills nt 4.81
for .60 day bills add f. 864-7 for de
mand.
Commercial bills 4.80 ft.
Bur silver 63.
Mexican dollars 49J.
THE COTTON MARKET
Balvcstou. Texas. Dee. 2o.—Cotton
unchanged. 13c.
New York. Dee. 2u. —Cotton *pot
closed quiet: Middling uplands 13.10:
Middling Gulf 13.33; sale* 200 bales.
Cotton futures closed steady. Clos
ing bids: December 12.66: January
12.71 i February 12.61; March 12.67:
April 12.66: May 12.81; June 12.68:
July 12.55; August 12.44: September
II M: October 11.90.
CSIOAOO MUlltt UP TRADE
Chicago. Dec. 20.-—Repotted raius
over the entire Argentina Wheat bolt
steadied wheat at the opening today,
although the volume of trade whs not
impressive. May opened a shade
higher to a «badc lower at 902 to 907.
ranched 90g and then recovered to
90ftft91.
Tito market became active and
(tong later. May touching Mi and
•■loKlng 2«- over yesterday at nisti’?.
Ma> corn started unchanged to ft
down, at IB| to 48! and sold off to
182.
The close was firm. May Jt up at
108.
May oats op< uctl a shade down at
33ft i.nd sold to 39ft4M
PROVH6MB
* *
Chicago, Dee 20. Provision* were
linn in sympathy with bigs. May
pork opened 7ft to lift Ub at ls.2ost
1.4.16’: May laid .7c higher; at 9.95,
and May riba SR adtatUe al 9.7.7.
THE UVEATOCR MA&RET
CUatßv thrtileck
Ciiicagn, Dec. 20.—Cattle receipts
2,000. Market steady.
Beovcs
western steers 5.25®
7.50; stockers and feeders 4.20®
7.50; rows and heifers 2.70®7.50:
calves 6.30® 9.75.
HOGS: Receipts 16,000. Market j
strong to 5c higher.
Light 6.80®’7.25; mixed 6.95®
7.37 ft; heavy 6.904*7.10; rough 6.90
(ft 7.0.7; pigs 5® 6.75.
' Bulk of sales 7.10® 7:30 i
SHEEP: Receipts 7.000. Market I
steady to 10c up.
Native 3.90® .7.15: western 4®.!
•7.20; yearlings 5.75®6.85; lam Dm. I
native 5.85('•*8. 1 5; western 6.25® •
8. to. j
Kansas Oily livrxtonk.
Kansas City, Mo., Dec. 20.—-Calllo
racalpta (VO, liicliicllur ton suuilutii.
Market ateady
Native alevi> ii.liutt ID: .uutlierit
-t—lt t.Tltt i III; cove uuil tielfcre
S.IORS.tft: nan., cove and heifer*
3.«»<**: atockcre nad feeder* Gft
bulla 4. u at c. 25: <atvee liti tu;
wettaru alter* :, :,i. j, Weelcrn cow*
i 3.7&04.50.
i I too*: Kecclpts 4,000 * Market
; »lron, to Se lilxhcr.
Bulk of Mlc* 7.100 7-30: tieavy
■ ;.sr.sr7.«o: Pjucker* mill butcher*
7.U57.(3: litflii o.bosi.so: pi,*
.V7SSD.GO.
HHKBP Iticclpt* ;,iioo. Market
•tahdy.
Muttou* :t.7.‘-s 17.': lamb* (IS
1 7.7.': range wetber* and yeartlnu*
. 4.7.'.® 6.75: 1110,0 owe* 3S 3,
Denver Lirettnck.
Denver. Colo., Dec. 20.—Cattle re-
I ««ipls 500. Market strong. Beef
Mrem 5.73 4* S; cows and lielfcrs 4 4*
G; stockers and feeders 4 4*6.75;
calves 6® 9.5 u
110Gb: lU-cdpu 350. Market
Strung. Top 7.2t>; bulk of sales 7.15
4* 7.20.
SIIEEP: Receipts 2uu Market
. r-trong.
Yearlings .7.25®-6.75; wetherii
4.25®3; Ismle* 6.75® 7.2.7; ewes 3.75
** 4.25.
THE WOOL MARKET
f»t liiub, .Mo . Dec. 7<i. Wool
steady. Territory and western me
diums 210 25..
Fine mediumt lh®2oc.
Fine 1942 17c
THE METAL HA BRET
St. laiill , Mo. Dec 70. -Uiiil low
er. 4.|o® 4.15*
Spelter weak. 7 15.
Neg York. Dee. 20.- -Copper firm
er. Standard >pil and December 16.87
A/. 17 37; January. February and
March 16.87 ft hid. electrolytic and
lake 17.62® 17.87: ca»ttpg* 17.23 d
17.87.
Tin quiet. Spot 49.48 b 502.0: De
cember 49.au%*5u.2u: Januahy and
February 4 k.7 54* su.
Spoiler quiet. 7.2u® 7 |u
LfM quiet. 4.25®4.25
Aatlmooy quiet; rooksoiin loft.
Iron quiet and unchanged
XAirsAs cur oßxnr and hat
Kiia-ae City, Mo. Due. 2u. Cash:
■ Wheat unchanged to ftc highei No.
2 hard ‘'3(f67ft; No. 3 82ft ft ßs: No
2 red t.uufrl 03: No. 3 864 t 1.02.
(’• in umUang J to ftc higher. N’iv
2 mlßfd 47ft ® 48: No. 3 457 4* 46J;
No. 2 white I?ftf*4B. No. .7 457®
46*,.
Oait riuchsiigcd No. 2 white r.4'*«
1.15: No. 2 mixed 33 f* 33ft.
• Rye 61 4b62.
i Ilav uochaiigcd. Choice nrolhy
113® 13.50; choice prairie 12®!?..70
Receipts: Wheat 10-7 c*w: r-o'-'i 24
II cars: oat.- '7 4 ca»-n.
• Clorc: Wheat. May soft.’ 4isoi:
'.luly TUI
Corn: May 47&; July 18® 18ft.
(kits. May 33.
1 CAUSE OF m>PBE BLOOD
DrtKgiit Tellti of Bait Remedy.
Pure healthy blood is a most es
sential factor to good hcolth.
Poor, thin, devitalized blood may
be caused by a weakness of the «li
• gent Ivc organs, un accumulation of
,waste matter In tlic system, uu Innc
ttve liver or lack of exerlcse.
Whatever the cause the best rem
edy wh know is onr delicious Cod
liver and iron tonic. Vino!. It will
purify huil enrich the blood, tone up
jlhe digestive organs, give you n
|lica!tliy upiietltc and create strength.
; A case Jius Just come to our at
tention from Schnertady. N. Y , Mrs.
{Hattie Hall says: "I was forcibly re
<minded that my system was run
down and mv blood in bad condition
by an abcess forming In my side
which required treatment for sever
al weeks. Under the regular use of
Vlool to purify and enrich my blood
and build up my streugth this was
soon healed, and my general health
was milch improved.
' If you have the slightest indication
of pbor hlood take Vlnol. Tf It fulls to
help you we will give hack your mon
ey. The Hausman Drug Co. trinidad
P. S 4. Fczcma sufferers! We guar
antee our skin remedy. Saxo.
CASH tEOISTER SUIT
j Cincinnati. 0., Dec. 20.—Further
I testimony regarding the existence of.
1 a "historical room” in which wus a j
jdiaplny of cash register machines
{which had been discarded und put
out of business nnd In which cus
tomers were taken and put through
I the "gloom” process was taken when
jtbe trial of John H. Patterson and
j 29 Officers and former officers of the
j National Cash Register company was
| resumed today.
■ F. f! Osborne of Detroit, who after
jrt vlst to Dnyton sold out. to die Na
tional company was again on t.l»n
wit ness stan^.
" DECEMBER 20, 1912.
B*st for Old People
rwvovno wmv ti i hvn
Duffy’s Pur*
MaH WNskm
prevents excess waste of ti- uo in in*'
aged. overworked or rundown, ami
because it tones up tlir stomach,
sharpens the apitctite and improves
the digcfttioii it furnishes the system
with richer tt»Mic-huihlmg hlood. It
is especially valuable at this time t<•
prepare the system to easily stand the
rigors of winter. It is gentle, invig
orating and stimulating. Induces r<
freshing, nerve*soothing lecp. Make
the old and young feci strong and
vigorous.
Sold in SEALED BOTTLES
ONLY by druggists, grocers and
dealers, tl.oo a large Im*mlc. Advice
•nd booklet free on request.
m aorn rut nun tw.'.'n, tontent » t
TAFT TO TAKE YALE JOB
Now I la von. Conn.. !»••< -«»
President Tuft will make Ills
inanoiit residence in iliIh oily "lien
' hr tilko« up I ho <1II11on of llo- l\oi|l
professorship at Ynh- next spring
llr liUH requested u filrinl In find
him 14 bourn 1 .
Ilcsldcs filling llio dill ion of Knit
professorship (llr president will In
turo on liilornntloiinl ami count Hu
iloiiul law in llir law mcIiooI and uul
vomity. ranking :u* a faculty mem
ber mid fill professor and will In- en
titled to a *nlar> to ho fixed hero*
after aside from thr Income fioni tlir
Kent foundation.
BODY OF MOB VICTIM FOUND
Meridian. HIM. lice SO TIlO
tin 11« i riddled body of an unidcnil
llod negro who lant night niurderrd
IVrry Wilkinson wan found today in
a swamp near Co I l>a. Ala. After tin*
killing the negro wan arrrnted luit
ciu-m|mmI A mob t<Hik up the elianr
and fired mail} shots at the fugitive
hut finally lost night of him When
tlir neareli wan renewed at daybreak
(lie body wan discovered
MILLIONAIRE’S SON
FALLS UNDER TRAIN
Morristown. N. J., ltd- -o. John
If. lltl>lor. aged 10. the yOllllgent non
of fho late John 8. lluylrr. million
aire randy manufacturer was fatally
injured hern today when lie fell be
neath a train. Itotli legs were entail
ed to the klleen n«> that lintiiedlate
amputation wan noccmarx and lie
died a few bourn later
SEA GIVES UP BODIES
OF CALIFORNIA AVIATORS
lam Anglen. (,’nllf.. Her. i’u "Ar-.
ridrntal drowning" wan given in iho
coroner's rcrtlflcaten today an the
caune of the deatlin of lloraer Kear- •
ny, the aviator, and Chester l.nw
rener. his panm-iiger. who nix dayn
ago ntnrtcd upon a hydro-aeroplane j
flight to San Francisco and who flow
only a few miles before their craft
met disaster. I tot It bodies were re
covered yesterday near Kedondo
beach.
COAL MINE EXPLOSION:
TWO KILLED. 35 TRAPPED
IMttnhrgli. Dee. 20. — It in rc|>orted
here that two miners were killed and
others entombed by a mine ex
plosion In Clinton county Pcunsyl
vaniu today.
MAS KINO OTTO TO
BE DETHRONES. REPORT
Munich. Ilavurla, Dee. 20.—Prince
Ludwig, the new prince regent of
Davarla will bccomo king ami the
Mad King Otto, in all probability
will bn dethroned next year.
SUB-TREASURY TELLER
FREED OF THEFT CHARGE
Chicago. Dee. 20.—George \V.
Fitzgerald, former associate teller In
the United States subtreasury at Chi
cago, charged with the theft of
$17.*{,000 from tlie government In
February, 1907, was found not guil
ty l»y a jry in Federal Judge Car
penter's court today.
MERRY AFTERNOON CLUB ~
The Christmas meeting <»i the
Merry Afternoon club was held this
afternoon m the home of Mrs. A. L.
Stone on linen street. An unusual
large number were present, and Mrs.
A. V. Mumuicy was the guest of the
afternoon. Christmas bells and
greenery wore used in the decora
tions. A delicious lunch was served
by the hostess assisted by Miss CJus
si e Monroe.
INSURANCE
l\ T• l won; .IS BIST COMPANILS
DLNIAVY AGENCY CO.
rOITHFY BLOCK. Phone Trin f>4 1
"Sunkist”
Oranges
The Finest Gift
for the Holidays
Not a Seed in the "Sun
kist*—Luscious—Thin-Skinned’-Juicy
Buy SUNKIST' ORANGES by the
Boxof Your Dealer. No other
Christmas Gift so appreciated
"SUNKIST" Wrapper* hung Rogers
Famous Guaranteed Table Silver
ware. Send your name and full ad
dress for free Premium List and Pie
miitin Club plan.
California Fruit Growers
Exchange chLJ;. c ii' rk Slrcct '
YOU ARC CORDIALLY
INVII CD.
To the Central Park Greenhouse,
opening Sat. Dec- 21. Also Sunday,
the 22nd for the benefit of thoxe
who cannot attend Saturday. Start
ing with these special days we will (
accept orders and reserve stock from
our special holiday line of cut flow
ers. Foliage. Blooming plants for
Xmas delivery.
Central Park Greenhouses
Uliom* Tilii. '!.:7 stonewall Ave.
We wish to call your attention to
the fart that most infectious discus l '.’
such as whooping cough, diplhrrin
and scarlet fever are contracted when
the child has a cold. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy will quickly cure a ‘
cold and greatly lessen the danger
of contracting these diseases. Till-* (
remedy is famous for Its cures of•
The Lamp
THE LAMP that bums right because it is
made right. The shape of the wick, the
size of the chimney, the size of the inlets
for air—all these, and countless other details—
have been determined with utmost care. An
Efficient, Economical,
Inexpensive
Lamp has heon the aim sought, and secured.
r \ A lamp that gives a steady, white light—clear,
S’* n diffused.
The RAYO can he lighted without removing
chimney or shade. Easy to clean and rewick.
Made of solid brass, nickel-plated.
2 At Dealer* Everywhere.
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY
Dttivar, Puabln, Albuqutrwt.
Ch«r#na«. Bull*. Bom*. Sail Lab* City.
Real Comfort,Courtesym^Cleanliness
ARE FOUND AT THE -
HOTEL METROPOLE
«»■ Denver's Only Popular Priced
ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF HOTEL
Tit<- M«-troptdr. becaus.- i* ■
« *-.s-ildlitv I" Union ! •t. .m<l • •:
recognized li
Under the management of E. E Nichol*. also of the Clin’ House. Manitou.
PAGE SEVEN
«old* Ii • •iiilaiiis no opium or oth»*r
imp * tic ami limy ho given to a child
with implicit confidence. Sold by all
•tcnlcra.
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