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Heating Stoves
If the one you have does not warm your bou«- the**' -old day,. let
us lull you ng<- up that will and lake your old one In exchange.
STOVE REPAIRS
We rurry In Murk adjustable stove lining to fit any stove. This
la the time of year when your rook stove or ranks Is taxed to Hv
litninat Don't mint It by liurulnit It too long without the Untune
fixed. Call us nh, wo will rail and nee what Is needed.
The Cash Bargain Store
Phone Trinidad 900 403 North Commercial St’
CLASSIFIED APS.
|.ia*i , F.Minvl mill Slluaiion \«U. Free Two |si««rtis,n>
Wanted-Mttle Help
For 11. S. army. Ahla bodlad un
married men beiweeo of 1M
mid 35; cltlMus of United State*, of
good character and t»**ntH*ratr habits
who can apeak, read and wrltD the
KngllMh language. For Information
■Vply to Recruiting Officer. 102 ;
Weal Main St., Trinidad, Colo. If.
Wanted
wii>i il*» imi r•*•••-1 •• llielr j
<-|,s,.i lr !#•.»»••» I" |»liol»«* Mil* nil Iff 1
iirtvien 1:00 and 7:«0 tlia name;
evening.
Heeoud hand furniture. Canute b- .
ael and Co , Phona TrluKad 630 tf
Your films to develop. 10c a roll ]
nt CJrcen'a Drug Store. in»o.
When von want n good home- j
cooked meal this l» the HachHnr*'j
home, 521 State St. trj
I wont ”»Trlulilxid Hiislnca* Col
lege graduate. $65 a month. Phonei
Ited t* 1. *'
Kxperlenced girl for general house
work. Apply morn Inga to 201 K. 2nd
nt reel.
Re-pair work of ull kind* by rom- •
lietrut carpenter. Phone Ited 673 5* .
Coml girl for general housework,
in.7 Grant Avc. Trln. 357. *•
* Men"--Our Illustrated catalogue
ex|dan* how we teach l»arl»er trade
In few weeks, mailed free. Mnler
linrher College. Denver. Colo. 4*
""ll.ooii.ort. Will pay lo i*cr cent
Interest. Will pay Interest and part
or principal monthly. Addr«*s* “N"
thin office. 3* j
At once, first clus* lady »tcno-1
snip her. experienced. Apply Jurors 1
.M« Keough, Hell block.
Cush paid for cast off clothing, j
shoes and hats. Call Trln. 425. lmo;
- :
Carrier boy. Must have horse. Ap-'
ply at Chronlclc-Newa office. tf
For Sole
Sell off your surplus sturr buy using
L'-N want ads. They only cost &
cents a line.
For new and second hand furnit
ure call on Carmichael and Co.. 130-
132 Kim street. Phone Trinidad
f*3o.
Ten nhare* Trinidad Milling and
Mining Co. slock, phone Trln 251. tf
I mu leaving Trinidad In the near
future, and offer my home plate on
Topeka and Alla St*., to the heal
bidder. It m a very deal ruble home,
thoroughly modern, and some one I*
going to get it ai their own price,
l/mk It over, and make your offer,
lor It goes to Homebody quick. C. 8.
I’cllott, Phone Trln. 100 or 520. 0
Twelve hundred pound hotline. 7
year* old. sound and good work horse
Call 733 Colorado Ave. 3*
Lett
Cent lonian's comb in case. Finder
plenko leave same at this office.
Package tea spoons. Finder please
return to this office. 2
Somewhere, either near postoffice
on Walnut, Chestnut, or Maple street
pocket hook containing a sum of mon
ey and other articles valuable only
to the owner. Kinder return same to
] 1 o N. Maple. $lO Reward.
’ l7i t lie city, gentleman's open face
gold watch, brass tag attached,
marked A. h\ Hicks, Co. F. 4 oth Mo.
Vol. Return to C-N. Reward.
""^Pocketbook containing traveling
card and receipts and money. Finder
return to this office and receive re
ward. “
1 '
SATURDAY
For Rent.
Three room furnished apartment,
with bath. Also 2 rooms for $l2.
light, lieul and water furnished. 11.
1,. 1- Anderson. Anderson block, tf
Furnished housekeeping rooms.
400 University. Phone Ited 1442. tf
;
Room* for lir.ht houskeeping at Lu
cerne. Phone Baca 333 or 41$ Beech.
tf.
I mid 5 roam modern house Phone
! t rln. »<:. or !(•••! KM. tf
One. two or litre* room* for house
keeping. reasonable, 50$ Animas, tf
One 7-room house, 1?03 Nevada.
. PliOtie Ited 2072.
I
Four room bungalow. Phone ll.tca
115 or Call at 511 K. 3rd. tt
• Nice 2or 3 room furnished apart
ment. downstairs, private entrance,
'•lose In Te|. Red 17*1. 12« West
j 3rd. e.0.d.3
New modern hroits on car line. I
(cheap, Trln. 90. 3
Modern 5 room bungalow. Apply
At. A. Kaston. 317 W. Topeka. tf.
Furnished rooms for light house
j keeping. 223 lleecb. «'•
Light housekeeping romr*. Ground
floor. Close In. Mil S.m Pedro. 3*
Modern rooms for light house
keeping. 201 State Street. tf
Situation Wanted
Free employment bureau, office of
; isMM'lnted Charities. 4 Id Commetcial ;
{•treet. Phone He! 2962. Ifelp;
r nml*hed and employment secured, tt
Printing
If you need prlutlng of soy kind j
, j route to the Chronicle-News. High
i j class work, reasonable prleen. 1
Papering
Up-to-date designs of wall papor.
| Large selection. Very lowest prices,
toe Rurkland. 109 Kent First. Phone
bsM^s3^J^usrentee^^^^^Jtf.
- WELDING
Anything in east Iron welded. H
K. Abbot Novelty Works. 118 N.
Maple street. 3
TaxiCib
Taxi day* or night. Call Tnltec Ho
tel, Trln. r. 84, or Trln. :»«■ If
Found
Hetween Godding and Goddard
Ave*. a Vale lock No. 9566. Owner!
tall nt this office. 3 i
Cleaning
Cleaning, pressing and dyelug. —
Ihe Trinidad Cleaning and Dys
1 v^ort{ *-
Money to Loan
On chattel security: reasonable
1 rates. G. O. Newnam, 116 \V. Main.
tf
Furniture
We buy and sell secoud baud fur- :
nlture^C!al^Trlnldiij^4tKL^^^tr
Many ills come from Impure blood.
Can't have pure blood with faulty i
digestion, lazy liver anti sluggish J
bowels. Rurdork Hlood Hitters Is i
recommended for strengthening
stomach, bowel* and liver and puri
fying the blood.
In the textile Industries in Gcr-|
many women workers are in the ma
jority, 400,000 ns against 371.600 1
men. The clothing Industry employs
228,000 women ami 97,000 men.
m CHRONICLE- NEWS, TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
THE MARKETS
FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS
DAILY REPORTS
NEW TOES BTOCK EXCHANGE
New York. Dec. 28.—The stock
ii arket closed heavy. Finding that
there wus no demand for stocks hear
trader* utude nu attack uguimtl some
of the prominent Issues. Little Indi
cation of Mipimrt was shown und the
market went down sharply in all
quarter* with the specialties most af
fected. AVeuknesa of Steel bud a dis
pirit lug effect on the egm-ral market.
Cauadlun Pacific wits u factor. In
cpressing the ruilroad list.
Ho mis were Irregular.
New Yoik. Dec. 28.—Amalgamat
ed 752; Sugar 117: Atchison 105$:
{Great Northern 129£; New York
Cetitral I07;J; Northern Pacific 1204.
Rending 1662: Southern Pacific
1054: Union Pacific 159'.: Steel 67:
Steel preferred l«f»2.
THE MOHET MARKET
New York, Dec. 28. —Proroe mar
cant lie paper 6 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with act
ual business In bankers’ hill* nt 4.80
for 60 davs hill* and 4.85 for de
mand.
i Commercial bills 4.86 J.
liar silver 62 i.
Mexican dollar* 48.
Covet nnieut bonds steady
Railroad bond* easy.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Chicago. Dec 28. —Lower cables
und heavy receipts weakened wheat,
which opened a shade *i Sir down.
Alev started a shade to down, nt
91« vi 4 and fluctuated for n tlm*-
within open range. The close was
weak. May *, f* 2 down at 914.
May corn opened unchanged to 4
down at I*4 to 48 and steadied at the
Utter figure. The close was weak.
May a shade lower ut 48 4* 484-
May oat* »tarted unchanged to 4
depressed at 327*» l to 32! and sold
to an et.
THE COTTOH MARKET
'
Galveston. Texas. Dec. 28 —Cot
ton lower. 122.
New York. De«\ 28.—Cotton fut
ure* cloned steady. Closing bids: De
cember 12.59: January I 2.««: Feb
ruary 12.7.0; March 12.56: April
12.69. May 12.59: June 12.51; July
12.51. August 12.39: September
11.85; October 11.73. Spot closed
quiet.
Middling uplands 13 20.
j Middling Gulf 13 35.
j No sale*.
PROVISIONS
j Liquidation of January options
I continued In the provisions pit. Jan
iuuiv | ork eally off 221 to 17.40;
‘January lard receded 71 •» 10 to 9.671
in th first half hour and January ribs
71 off at 9..75J.
May pork opened 2}f»sc lower at
17.971 to 17.95: May lard 104*125
depressed at 9.754* 9.725: and May
ribs 5 4*714* 10 off nt 9.621 W 9. SO.
SUGAR QUOTATIONS
New York. Dec. 28.—Haw sugar
steady. Muscovado 89 test 3.42:
centrifugal. 96 test, 3.92; molasses
sugar. 89 test. 3.17. Refined steady.
Crushed 5.60: granulated fine 4.90:
powdered 5.
KAirSAS CITY GRAIN AND HAY
Kansas City, Mo.. Dec. 28.—Cash
i wheat unchanged to ic up. No. 2
hard S3(?90: No. 3 82 4? 85; No. 2
red 1.0154*1.05; No. 3 934*7 1.03.
I Corn unchanged, l«t 1c up. No. 2
mixed 46i*» 17: No. 3 43: No. 2
(white 46(7 464: No. 3 44.
Oats unchanged to \r down. No.
U White 434145; No. 2 mixed 331.
j Rye and hay unchanged.
I Receipts: Wheat si ears: corn and
oats none.
j Close: Wheat, May 852; July
*3.7.
Corn, May 462: July 464.
| Oats: May 344 348.
the metal market
j St. Louie, Mo., no.'. 2R.—l.oti»! rirm
jut i.:o.
j Spelter quiet’, 7.15.
I '.Now York, Do*'. :s.—Tho metal
inaiketn worn .lull ami practically
nominal. I.akc anil electrolytic cop
■ per 1 T. 821 «r 17.8 VJ: castings 17.15
I «■ 17.571.
Iron unchanged.
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Chicago Litre.took.
Chicago. Dpi*. 2S. —Cattle receipts
500. Market sternly.
Reeves 5.70 fri 9. *>o; Texas steers
4.60 ((t 5.80; western steers 5.754?
7.60; stockers and feeders 4.25(t
7.40; row s and heifers 2.75 7.00:
calves 6.5 ft q 10.
HOGS: Receipts 23,000. Market
slow', 10c lower.
Light 7.05 41 7.421; mixed 7.10 4*'
7.50; heavy 77.5 u; rough 7 10
fi7.20; pigs 7.05 417.20.
Itulk of »!tle* 7.30 4(7.45.
HIIEEP: Receipts 2,000. Market
slow, weak
Native 4.204(5.20; western 4.20 4*
6.25: yearlings 4.504(6; lamb)-, na
tive 6.1«4| x 65. western 6.43 4* 8.65.
Kansas City Livestock.
Kansas City. Mo., Doc. 28. -Cntth*
receipt* 200, nir|u<liiit: 100 * south
erns; market steady.
Native stecn- 6.504*. 9.25; south
ern steer* 4.85(7 7.25; southern
cows and heifers 3.604*6.25: native
cow* anil heifers 3.6047 8: Stocker* j
and feeders 56*7.45; bulls 4.404 i I
6.50; calves •;'o 10; western steers!
5 504* 9.10; western cow* 3.754/
6.50.
HOGS: Receipts 2.500. Market .. |
4710 c lower. Hulk of sale* 7.104* i
7.35.
Heavy 7.30 4* 7.40; packers and
butcher* 7.154* 7.36; light 7 4*7.25;
pigs 5.6*14* 6.50.
SIIKKI*: Receipts none. Market
steady.
Mutton* 44* 5 25; lamb* 6.504*
8 35: range wether* and yearlings,
5 5o ♦* 7.25; range ewes 34* l .no
Denver Livestock.
Denver. Colo . Dec. 28.—-Cattle re- ,
celpt* 100. Market steady.
lire? steer-K 5.754* 7.50; cows uml
heifer* 44* 6 25; Stockers and Red j
cis 54*6.75. calve* 6479.
IICMSft: Receipt* !*•** Market low- j
er Top 7.30 bulk «*f sales 7.20*i |
7.30.
SIIKRP: It* eel|»t* 1.200 Market,
strong. Yearling* 5.504* 6.10; w«*th-j
Of 4 4.50 4* G'• 11l m Its 675 4* 7 25. I
ewes 3 404* t. 25.
—
THE WOOL MARKET
St. l,oul*. Mo.. De. 28.—W00l
steudy. Ten ilory an western medl
urns 21 4? 26<
| Fine mediums 18 47 20c.
j Fine 13 47,7 c
KELLOGG DEFENDS COURTS
Omaha. N'el*.. Nee. 28.—Frank R
Kellogg of Kt. Paul, speaking before
the meeting *»f Ibo Nebraska State
liar alitorlntion today vigorously de
fended the Integrity of the American
judiciary and condemned what he
said wa* o disposition of these days
to criticize the court*.
He said that of all the branches ol ■.
the government the Judicial In Ills |
'opinion, was the least subject to the t
exercise of arbitrary power, to scan- j
idul or to Improper Influence.
; Mr. Kellogg MUi«l he believed to in :
a fact that the Miimpreme court of j
the United State* Is the most pro
gressive nml liberal branch of this
governm«*ut and that it ha* always
been sollcltou* of the rights of iln
people.
Swellings of the flesh caused by
inflammation, cold, fractures of the
bone, toothache, neuralgia or rheu
matism can be relieved by applying
IIAI.LARD’S SNOW LINIMBNT. It
srould be well rubbed In over the
part affected. It* great healing and
penetrating power enaes the pain,
reduces swelling and restores nat
ural condition*. Price 25c, 50c and
SI.OO per bottle. Sold by Haustnan
Drug Co. 1
Efißoraons
Wo have winter excursion* to
principal cities in the following
states: Alabama, Florida. Georgia,
l«ouislana, .Mississippi. New Mexico,
Texas and South Unrollnn, also to
Cuba nnd Mexico.
Mobile and return $58.00
Juckeontrille and return .. $67-50
Lake City. Fla., and return $75.50
Auguita. On., und return . . $80.35
B*»nnah- Ga., and return . $65.20
Thomatville. On., and return $64.50
Hew Orleans and return . .. $44.00
Meridian, La., and return .. $46.40
Deming. N. M.. and return $33-90
Carlsbad- N M„ and return. $23.95
Charleston S. C.. and return $65.85
Austin Tex., and return . . $31.50
Reaumont. Tex., and return . $35.20
Brownsville Tex., sad return $46-80
Corpus Christi, Tex.- and re
..turn $40.00
Dallas. Tex., and return . . $28.50
El Peso, Tex., and return . . $33.90
Ft. Worth. Tex.- xnd return .$23.00
Oolveeton, Tex., and return .. $35.60
Houston. Tex-, ond return . $33.30
Waco. Tex.- nnd return $27.20
On s»lc dally to April 30, 19t3,
Final yet urn limit. Juno I, 1913.
Liberal stopover privilege*, if you
are contemplating a southern trip,
have n little chat with Little about
It-.
R. W. HOYT. Agent
C. B. LITTLE- Ticket Agent
Phone Trinidad 35 Trinidad. Colo I
DECEMBER 38. 1913
Makes the Food Finer,
More Tasty, Wholesome, Economical
The economy is absolutely positive.
A housekeeper said: “ O I course I know Price’s Baking
Powder makes better food, and I always use it for fine
cakes and Sunday food, but for ordinary baking I use
> another powder because it is lower priced.”
The following statement is easily verified: In making a
dozen tea biscuits the difference in cost between the use
of Price’s Baking Powder, a pure, healthful, cream of !
tartar powder, and the low priced or alum powder is one
fifth of a cent.
To Save one-fifth of a Cent do not risk having the biscuit
tainted with alum, inferior in taste and unwholesome. 1
It pays best in the end to use j
□ DR. PRICES,
a pure, cream of tartar powder. |L
= - - --4L-A?' 1 :
SCRIP SYSTEM TO
BE ABANDONED
!;
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I various mute* hits tun mi .-ml m tii.s
! iin-Atiifrlcnn ohIoiii.
I Though iIim limns* lias nttaehed
I itself to I Its* *y*tent ii-m-iI by th cm* -
Iroda Supply ("o.. It ia argued that
ill la In reality untiling Ilk*- It* «mu>
01 n naim-aako. Scrip .*. .tis-«|
• itlM Reward. $100
Tho render* «*f thin paper will he '
pleased in l*-nrn 111 *1 lit* r i • .it I- n:: « 1
flr*-M<l*-<| dla****** Ui it • »• - I i I# • a
abl** to cure In .ill it-* *•.*. ■* .. . t iut .*« 1
4'alarrh. Hall** futarr'- •' i t« •• -ilv .
positive ruto now kn-iun to ll.-* ».*■ •»:• il
frill* rnlty*. Cot.*rth !»• n.~ < • •a«tltut‘-mil
disease, rc*iulr« ■* a • omitlUit■« !. .! u-. - .-
mrnl. Hull’* *’.•' rrti fn- l> i . . i i*i
ternallv. acting directly *:*►*.-» ti. m - I
nnd mucoua aurfa. ••* *.f ih>-«*vsi.m *
by destroying Hn- foun l.*ti -n *•( " -
t one. and giving t•*« pail-m rir- -i :* 1
building up lli«- ■ onstltuti. 1 n-l ■ : |
nature m doing it-* v .»*. i*: -t>. »
have ro nuicli filth t*i It-*
«s that they offer •> •• 11 •: -it •' '-•Harr i
for any ra**** th it I* f !.** t » < • -. s .J -
for H"l *»f teat I monln la.
A-Mr-w. r .1. • 'llCN i. V A- CO . Toledo. Oil t. ,
K..I.1 hr nil I>ruri*l«* . T'«*.
lakaUall'- family Mila for r»>n*.itp*Uun.
1APPLE5
a j
ORCHARD PRICES*
— ■ — - ■ - ■■■ -■ ■ ■ ■■ 1 —
I STRICTLY FANCY STORAGE STOCK !
; •:
CAN EAT BLOSSOM. STEM AND CORE WITHOUT EVEN A SION OF A WORM
* A chance to net away from cheap junk at reasonable prices. Will keep all winter ill proper stomge. <•
: SEE HERE I
* STRICTLY FANCY STOKACK (SAXO. PKIt BOX 9t.30 %
* STRICTLY FANCY STORAGE JONATHANS, |»KR BOX $1.55 J
‘ STRICTLY FANCY STORAISK WINK SAPS. PKR BOX $i.€I5 •>
! STRICTLY FANCY STOKAOi: ROMAN BFAFTY. PIOR BOX .. . S1 .455 *
. *•*
| And just to start something \vc will offer
: 300 BOXES CHOICE STORAGE JONATHANS. PER BOX SI 25 %
J. W. f LEMINti
* din N. Coin I St. At Salvation Army Hall Rhone Trinitlml -'•I. •_>
* ;i;
+<* *:• ❖ ❖ 4* •:* *:• *:* *:* * *:• * * * * * * * * * * * * * •*'• * * * *
«ttiplo) *•*. ii In H.ild, Iitor • a* a uiclll*
s* I of keeping account* and mil. after
!!•*• employs* 1»isk kIjcii*‘*I nu order hi
ll mining Ilia employer to pay Ilia
*.«.*•;.n to th** Stl -ply romps 11V. and
I then only to in**a who *!• sire to (Iran
iheir rngi's h**for»* the tegular pay
day. Tlx* aerip la thou lH»*u«*d In nit
. . -
jwialtt** lo draw and I * exchangeable
lor good** if ally nrrlp I - unused at
[pay *ir*' it will la* honor* *1 nt It**
nfr** va|u- at any rompnny atom lu
runs* ih** employs* mi ilcHirc*
It In polrit**«l out. lunv.-.* r. Ihtil i
iIlls* pulilir h.i* nuiliilalnril a proju
[*Mr** again*! III** ayat«-iu and for this
reason H i* to In- abandoned com
|.l* t* |\. \ I»**kImilt>jc v-.u* marl** *»*-v
«• r-iI iii**ii tIts up) at tin* I’tii-hl** on
and “a Inn. 1st tho "• onipan i.*
will !*.- a thing of*th* in*l
On*- thousaml ho**, e.rnln- alrmt
f f.r.u weekly, ha\*- hern thrown out
of employment In the l(hon*i*l:i v:»l-
I* Walt*?, hy the new coal mines
art, whleh prohibit* employment of
lioya under I I
Tw* nty-ia-ven alaii-s enforce «onl
lary regulation* in factories
PAGE SEVEN
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c Ibt Annual
Inventory
* . - * nexl * ■ • >
otldff .ii«i oml* *if various Rood »
t • ! I
am lii.**l.* lo i.iov** them. I**re* h
.. . .ihi* ** a it it. I for l-':l*i
..ml Saturday.
White House
Mercantile Co.
1
Alter a h**iriy meal, ink** In* n *«
!•* -.iilct* and ami**! your alomach,
tv cl It 1
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