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CHICAGO HRovIMoNs

Chicago. March S.-Provisions
were weaker. The tone ut the yards
tended to ease the market. First sales
varied from 20 a SC decline to 7bc ad-
vance. with May at 2l.50 for pork |:
1885 for lard and IO.s7b for ribs.
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WOMAN FEELS
10 YEARS
''te YOUNGER
sises Lydia E. Pinkha,n's
Vegetable c compoundRe-
stored Her Health.

Leuisvills. KY take great pleas.
urs N writing to inform YOU Of what
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TIL T. MA KkE IS
N FvLL- AssocIArED rREss "a
W DAILY SEQ. re- "
NEW YORK STOCK ExcxASoI

New York. March s-The stock
market closed weak.
In common Uith The other greater
financial markets Of the world. the
homo markets showed weakness TO-
day. owing TO the striagent money
coalitions abroad. especially In Def
lin. Efforts 10 obtain funds here Ia
relieve the. pressure abroad. tendinS
toward q reduation OF toanable capi-
tai in this market. fuenished ammu.
milton for the hears. who raided the
list sharply. In addition TO AisSiv.
inss over the money market outlook.
luneaainsSs was felt over the uaeer.
tain status Of tho Hartman dissolu-
tlon plan and the possibility OF fusth.
sf sovernment suits asolnst large
corporate Interests. PriceS OF Atocki
gave way abruptly. High Grade 10.
vest mont issues Weat dowa In alnost
the same preeipitatc fashion ~ specu.
lative fAvofItea.
BondR vera weak
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Another Sufferer Relieved:

Romsyor. Tsxss. suffered terri
bly, with . displacement and bladder
trouble. was In misery all the tims
and could not walk any distance.
thooght never coukl bc cured. hut my
mother sdvissd mo 70 try Lydia f. Pin
hsm's Vegetable Compound and I dill.
81 an cured Of the displacement and
the blA4der trouble Ia relieved. think
the Compound h the Rnest medicine OF,
Garth, for suffering women. - Mrs.
VIOLA JASPGR. Romsyor. Texas.
II yss wast special advice write .tS
Lydia +. Piakhso 1eAlrise %. ,cesa.
1esllAl Lyss, Asss. yssr letter viii
- eeAse1, RsaA asd answered b. =
Weasa asA hsA 10 strict cSa0dess..
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XANsAS CRY GRAN AND HAY
Kansas City, No., March s.-Clo&c
Wheat. May 8ak: July 65sfb.
Corn. May 5l6: July 5?s.
Oats. May 341 1R35.
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New York. Aarhc S.-Ana!xGn.
ated 81: Sugar ll%b: Atehison l0i:
Northern Pacific lI53: Rah...nl
lS4&: Southern Pacific sS: l'nioa
Pacific 1904: Steel ss2: Steel pro.
ferred l08.
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wanted.Naale Help

For U. 8. Army. Able bodied un-
married men between ages OF IL
and 35: citizens OF Upited States. OF
good character and temperate habits
who can speak. read and write the
English language. For Information
apply to Recruiting officer. l02
West Main st.. Trinidad. Colo. u
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THE COTTON MARKET

New York. March S.-Cotton spot
closed quiet. Middling uplanda
lcs: MiddlinE Gulf 1873: sales $500
halc-.
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Corn. May sss1s: July $500:
September 54eMs. a
Oats. May 3A63&S: July 34l: Sep
tember - n 34i.
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any woman to consult with you before
going to . doctor. Mrs. lRiSE Will
Lfs, no Bank St.. Louisville. Ky.
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Black leather hand baE cont.id-
Ing small pocket hook with bill and
small change. Finder call Red 1852.
Reward. ::
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NURSING

A good treatment for cold settled
In the lungs Ia q HERRICk'S RED
PEPPER POROUS PLASTER ap-
piled to the chest to draw out inflo-
nation. and BALLARD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP to relax tightness.
You get the two remedies for the
price OF one by buying the dollar
sixe Horehound Syrur: there is q
porous plaster free with ench bottle.
Sold BY Hapsmnn Drug Co. -.
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Dun sptciai. 2i-jewel open faced
gold watch. baby's picture 10 back.
horse head engraved on hack Of case
$40 reward Tor return to this Of
flee 2
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Lost

Between Chestnut and Commercial
street on Main street : SO bills.
Please return TO 4I9 South CONNER.
cial.
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CLOSE: Wheat. May 9ll; July a9s
He: September sac.
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TO TRADE.

VIII trade five passenger. thirt.
aorse opwer. good as new auto 70
Ford 1912, two passenger runabout
Must be In good condition. Phon'
Red 792.
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Papefint

Up-to-date designs Of wall paper
Large selection. Very lowest prices
Joe, Burkland, 100 East First. Phone
Baca 563. guarantee. II,
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Printing

II you need printing OF any kind
come 10 tho Chronlcle-News. High
class work. reasonable prices.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-08

Female bull dog. white face and
four white feet. both ears bobbed.
Had new leather collar on. name
plate blank. Reward. Phone TrIp.
2;.. .
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Foe Sale

For new and second hand furnt.
ture call on Carmichael and Co.. 13e.
~: Elm street. Phone Trlnidad
$50. Il
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

kansas City. Mo. July 2s.-Hoss:
Receipts 500. market weak: bulk OF
sales $50 to .. heavy $50 10 .;
packers and butchers $50 TO ..os;
lixht s.s" TO sos; pigs $50 to $50.
Cattle: Receipts 2oo: market
steady: prime led s,.-rs $50 to $50:
drcssed beef steers ;:a to SD: west.
ern steers $50 To s:.: southern
steers $50 to I.lo: COWS I to I:
heifcrs : TO G.S": s,ockcra and feed.
crs 5.:3 10 7.,o; bulls /: to s..5:
calves sisO to 10.
Sheep: Receipts none: marke,
steady: lambs $50 to $50: ycarilnsr
; to S.Ss: weihcrs $50 To 5..;: eve,
$50 10 t.Gs: S,ock"fs aud feeders
$50 10 i.:a.
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BRYAN's NICARAeuAN
= :!PlAn DISCUSSED

Warrington. II. e.. July :G.--Scc-
Sciary Bryan Hal another .sccn,ly.
s~,sion with the senate i"i sixn r.ia.
Hons committr. to-day over III. PRO.
rs's~d NicaraEuan proI-c,orai- bu, !,
was said NJ conclusions, were
reached. A special sras,on Of III.
committee will he. held Tuesday u;
which Mr.. Bryan ~,li appear again.
Mr.. Bryan. with President VII
sons approval. IL rfcs.ias for rs,ifi-
cation of y treaty yh which. In re-.
turn for = i.r,m.ht o: ti..ao. 400
Nicaragua would xrant to the United
States exclusive rights To an inter.
occsutc canal route. naval base. In
the Hay Of fousrrs. aud tho United
saascA would assume the relations
with Nicaragua a. IL ha. with Cuba
under tho so.caIl~d Plat amendment.
Tuesday Secretary bryan will pre-.
sent, completed draft at the pro.
posed treaty embracing u number Of
rhsugcs In ih. portion modelled afte:
the Plat, amendment.
While the committee did uo, az,
definitely today. the attitude Of tho
senators expressed durinx the meet.
Ing Indicated 'ha, the project would
receive definite approval when sub.
psiited In completed form next week.
Secretary nfyan snd Chairman Ia i.
COZ held a private consultation. bu,
both declined 10 say whether II bare
on Mcxican ar.,irA. H
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First Methods. Episcopal.

Frank Wood Brc,nni,. pastor. Sun
day school a, s:t; n. m. Epwortt
t"as,i" ~ : y. m. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening ai o'clock.
Sabbath s,orsins service At ii:On
o'clock sermon by pastor. Evening
service at $ o'clock. s~rR,on by the
Rev. ", ~ Mayo. u u. Mr. Wm.
Davies will sinE at the morning s~r-
vice. and Mr. Rnbcr, Williams =, the
evening service. Monday evening
iniy -. there will b. a pIcnic supper
In III" has~ncst Of shs church TOR all
the members asG 'ssitnds OF the
church. fo'loviAx ~ satsss : 10
gram viii bs rsAossa4 aad the ueefl
,crIy eonfcrcars ensysseA. ss'ss
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h expasd without painful strain upon tho
lienmenis. Thus thew Il avoided nervous
ss,ells the tendency to nausea or morning
eIcfures n coun,cractesi. ard = briaht. hap.
81 disposiiion is preserved that rmccta
Voudc rfuliy upon the charctcr and ten.
ners mont of the little ono ss,on 10 come.
You can obtain q bottle Of "Mothets
Friend at any drug stor. at &1.@ II
preserves the mothers health. enables her
10 make a complrie rrcovery. and thu: with
renewed stressth she will EAGERLY devote
mean 40 much to the welfare Of the thild
Writs TO tho Bradield Regulator Co. I'D
lamar Bldg, Atlanta. Ca. for their valu.
abe and Instructive book of guidance for
a. pectant mothers,
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MRS. LARAMORE
TELLS TROUBLES
lsdy \ ooedwaees Desef1ls ues
,,Ishssaiat ezpssleaes ~
1ons ueW 2e 2as
.naally eejleve1.

0seawal6e. Mo.-''Eves siase ! M
q 1lBe ~" seys Mfs. Riiey l1ssese.
IL ~ . efsat suiiesef iron lyspspsia. Z
saDsseA aisesy GDlss eaaiaG ~ had
oosfl4ie hoast1HsH.
I SAeaGhe I ~ y sal1es ~ NY =
1eagas ! lived. ut wlasa teeAa y ne
The11oed's Biaek- Dsanshl, b email
lssss, svssy aigi,t. siss beastesra M Oh
0pee h . lev lays, aad ! eesA 81
Iteols I've smaji packAess b q, sad
auaeueh tha1 was some tims go. ~
lyspepsia has soe returned. Nr
! speak Z god word tos Thediof1'l
B,sek. .Dsassht whsssvef I havs ths o.
poetuaisy."
II sssiae causes distress, ~ wIs yes
y ~ Thediord's Black. pse,6at. u
eisaasss the system, helps The stomach "a
dIgest ~ lood. regulates The bowels. an1
olimuia1es The uvef.
Il sess gsstiy ~ b witisost ~ sisss,
saseas. Tsyk Psies IS. -,
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WOOD DEFEATS ALLls

CHICAGO. July ss.--warrrn X
Wood Of Homswood won tho ~c~,arp
golf association championship At the
liomewood country club today from
r. y. Ailis III nj Milwaukee,. tonI
up AMI thr'" 10 20. Allis made 4
game fight for the title after his
striking play the last two day.. when
he defeated former chnrnion Chick
Evans and Gardner. hut was unabl.
to beat his more experienced rival
Wool.
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THE MARKET + s
~ rvLL ASs0clATED PRESS ~
~ DAiLY AEf0kTS w

higher: bulk OF sales 9.O5 10 9..,;
light Y.05 to $50: mixed s.G5 Il
s.<5; heavy $50 to $50: rough $50
to 80: pigs $50 TO S.2O.
Cattle: Receipts zoo: market
steady: beeves 40 to $40: Texns
steers G.SO TO s; western steers ,.iO
to SIS; stOckers and feeders $50 Ia
7.15: cows and hciferx 3.G5 TO S.25:
calves S.25 to li2S.
sheep: Receipts 5000; market
strong: native i35 TO a.a0: western
i.33 TO $40: ycariings $50 to s.s5:
lambs. native 5.Go TO =: western q. 90
tok.
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NEW, YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. July ss.-Ths market
cIoAed firm.
Prices were maintained with some
difficulty vixen the moderate buyins
Of the Hs13 stocks abatsd. Un'on Pa.
ciiic. Reading. Steel and AmalRam-
sted were depressed slightly under
Sesterday's final figures hut made
some recovery toward the close.
chesa peaks and Ohio and Missouri
Pacific were rather heavy.
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The Salvation Army.

Open air service corner Main AMI
Commercial at 1" a, NJ. holmes
meeting in hall II a. M. Subject.
Bible Tolin.ss. What II is ani
What II is Not" Company mcciin I:
or Sunday school gao y. m. YonnE
Open air service on Commercial
street ,::" q. NJ. Revival meeting
In hail sr. m. Subject. "iiookk-cp-
Ing Mcctin n every Wednesday.
Thursday and Saturday nixhis each
week.
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Flint Haptist.

The pastor Will speak at ~ n. n,
on The Cali and Equipment Of Tho
Church" In the evening u, : a.
clock his subject viii be "Thc Gree
Detective and His Report" Th'
yonnE people will meet mt p. m
Tonic. THE wom~n's Work In Mis-
sIons." Meeting led by Mrs. nu,icr
The Sunday school ID doInK y snicn
did work ihia summer. l.rs MS worI
hard TO keep mp tn" record. Com,
Sunday morning at s:t,.-E. u. hut
Ter. pastor.
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RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York. July 2S.-Cloee: Prime
mercantile paper 4 per cent: s;eriins
exchange s,eady with actual business
In bankers bills At 1885, for 80 dav
bills and At lss.s6 for demand.
Commercial bills asa.
Bar silver ssi.
Mexican dollars a..
Goyernmeni bonds irregular.
Railroad bonds steady.
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CoasrseatisasI

sundsy ,ehoni s:ts a. m. NsrnInE
sesshir II n. nj. subject: Seven
Responsibilities os the Church, G.
T.. Prayer Meeting 200 p. M. Even.
Ing s~f,it- Ss"" r. M. Subject. Tie
rnmi.,nkn.lc Duty Of Every Soul. %
Church prayer meeting "Wednesday
evening \ very cordial Invitation 's
extended To all to attend these meet
!nRs
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Lutheran.

English sunday school ai s:t: =.
m. Divine services 'hi. sunday IL
German at ~ n. IA. Good music BY
our meas choir. All visitors are
~s'som" *. ,wai'ss schmti'. pss-
tor.
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Christian Church.

Tho minister will speak al a
N. and n. m. A. III" evening s.r-
vice u s,"r-optienn lecture will he
given Oh ''Aiaska." The yI-Ns are
fine Young Peoples meeting a'
: +. m. and Sunday school q .;ti
a. m. A good place to si,~nd an hnu,
chureh'st A"c y. Main stre-, Han.
doiph t'o0a. 90
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First Presbyterian.

Rcv Howard Y"rs. %! Auburn.
New York. Will preach at ~ u. m.
Mrs. ycra win .iux. \, 500 p. m.
the pastor will occupy the pulpit.
Due, by Rev. and Mrs. u r.. Chan
dicr. sabbath srhoo! begins at 80:
a. IN. Young peoples meeting . p. m.
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Christian Science.

The Christian sei.ne. Society
hoids regular services every sunday
morning a, eleven. Sunday school a,
s:lo. Wednesday evening meetings
NJ o'clock. All at. welcome.
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NEW YORK STOCK LIST

New York. July c6.-AmalGamat-
ed Copper Gsi: American SUGAR Re
filming nos: Atchison sss; North
ern Pacific l0ss: READING l6i.:
southern Pacific S3i: union Pacific
l&s5: United States Steel $50: 4. 3.
Steel preferred 1914. .,r.s
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IN THE CHURCHES
Trinity Episcopal.

Rev. }. q. Ferris. rector. Tenth
Sunday after Trinity. Holy rom.
muninn Ut R-.,ory ,.;oa. IN. sun.
day school nj 81; "a IN. and II a.
clock service a, Cn,il. Hall.
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CHICAGO beard OF TRADE

ChIraso. July :s.-nuyius on the
Idea that. prIt"s were dangerously
low and that any change would
probably favor buyers gave sicadi-
ness today to wheat. Purchasing
became general after an asrly dip
due to weak cables aud to favorable
weather northwest. The opening
wss n shade to &c lower. September
which started nj ss to asA. = ioss Of
/. TO Z. rallied To S6!. .. no,
Additional hardening cusucd a. a
result of export sales, The close Vas
steady with September ! to Ir net
hishcr Al ssh to sss. lI
seaa,insU 81 mols,us. 10 the Oh II
producing ssntcs made the corn mar.
kct s,rons. September opened I, to
4, hish~r A. 81! 10 81 and roa- TO
su.
\ further mp,nrn occurred In con'
sequence Of higher temperature
southwest. The close was nervous At
s.s to s.I for September. q net ad-
vance Of ~ to ~.
Osts developed firmn-as on account
Of offerings beins light September.
which ai the optsci was 3ss to 3S1.
= gain Of 1 TO l toll. climbed to t"c.
Close: Wheat. July Sss: Sepiem.
Der SCI to sea: December s0l.
Corn. July s:. September s:s 10
3: December $50.
Oats. July 3ss: september 40, 20
lOs: December t3i.
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Flint n. E. South.

Il T.. wnidra,-n. pastor. sunday
school a. s.ts =. M. Yonnx people.
meeting at : T.. IN. Preaching y -.
IN. and = p. M. Prayer meeting .:ta
Wednesday. \ oofdis, Invitation Is
|.s,.ndcd tn all.
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Holhsfkeo1k Tkr sui.
feHag leeSdent to
child.bea fioe can ir
eaalS avslded By hav.
ine d Mod = bottle
ol NotAer's Ericad.
This h Q rsnetrai-
lag. exteesal applied.
tiou that rvl1evcs all
tensioa npn the mus.
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DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. Colo. July 2s.-cattle:
Receipts none.
Hogs. Receipts none.
Sheer: Receipts 1000: marke;
stesdy: ycariingx : to $50: wethcrs
$50 to - lambs $50 to S; ewes 4 TO
$50.
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NEW YORK METAL

New York. July :c.--The metal
markets were firm and unchanged.
Lake Copper i:.:;: cieetrolyiic is:
castings 1918. ,..-
Iron steady and unchanged.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. July :s.-Prosissons
tended TO harden with coarse Ersin.
First sales were unchanged 10 five
cents higher. including September
options ~ follows: Pork :l.30: lard
Il.1s: ribs 1I.i1l to 1i.>o. .a
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Close: Lard. September MA TO
ii.s0: October il.s2. to HISS: jan
uary 1854. ~ Nd. r
Pork. September :i.a2s.
Ribs. September ii.s:l: octob.r
1I.s'l: January 10.0?l.
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ST. LOUIS METAL

st. Louis. Mo-. July 2s.--l-ead firm
i.25.
Y Shelter firm, 6.a2l to a.?5.
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. SlW Reward. 3lNo

The y~adess Of this PAPER will b
Dleased to learn that thef" 10 at lesst on.
6fr adsd dlosas~ that pUi~nce has bscu
ehls lo cufe In alt Its stages. nhd that 10
Caissrh. 1taiIs ca'Erra Cure u tie only
pneiViSs cute now known 10 IN. Is sIical
fraissnity. Cssarth b-lnx a constitutional
silssass. seTuiSes q constitutional treat.
mont 11s!rs Casarfh Cure In i.h-n Ia:
Serualtv. Acting directly upon "a" binti
ard mucous surfaces of the - s'rfn, 'hgir-
oy Destroying tho foundation ~ the us.
sss.,. and siyins IN. patient siIvnsih ~
easuYs In doing Ws sr,rk, The pr,pEi"'1fs
hare - much faith In i's caIs'iv. 80.
81 thai they olY-r One Hundred bQllsfs
Tor any ease shs, II falls To egr". send
+. I.s = ;.ss'rcsG,;Il: ss'syNI co.. 1o,.... o...
49, X~n.. SsS'sv csi,. 10. ~~~-.i-.sl~~.
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. ee2tt&1 . 33&&e40
i To:pAy IN CONGRESS E
t1&~&aaaa aaaoahn1

RENATE: Tariff dcba;. eoni,nuci.
Secretary Bryan conferred wi'h
foreign relation. committee ON pro-
pt,scd Nictrsxuan treaty.
I.oLty c,.amlt'.- In r.o..s until
Monday. ..-..
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THE MONEY MARKET

New York. July ?s.--Noucy ON
call nomiasl: no loans: time loans
easier: co days - 10 I per cent.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. July 26.-iiogs: Receipts
5000: market slow. steady to q shade
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NEW YORK COTTON

New YORK. July :6,-coi;on spot
quiet: middiins npisnds ii.s3. mid.
ding gulf i:.:o: no sales.
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Dur!ns Angus, tn" sabbath school
and morning worship viii b. COM
hin"d. the pastor delivering u nf-
teen minute Illustrated addrss At
zach service.
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uAeeno
Msibee's Friesd
ADvsv that Every MAJ owss 70 TAoss
Who Pespstnole ~ Aaee.

Il h just o. imneesan, tnt 80 shoaid
kaew Of progressive sssihosic u eayasc~ ct
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HOUSE. Me, NJ, noon and ad-
ionrncd a, i::ot y. IN. until noon
Monday.
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Your eyes. The best friends you
have. W" III them PERFECTLY. The
ithosies-iisrbridE- Jcwciry Go. /
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CALL AGAIN. PLEAEs

R,,!--"1oucs says he gives employ.
ment - . large number Of men,.
Dix-'.So he docs--othcr peoples
bill Boston Transcript.
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Fee Sale

New and second hand furniture
bought. sold and exchanged At our
stores $50 an l3S ELM st.. Trinidad.
and Main st.. Agullar. Phone Trim.
$50. Carmichael 4 Co. Il
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

For U. 8. Army. Able bodied un.
married men between ages Of IS
aud 36 citizens Of United States. OF
good character and temperate habits
who eau speak. read and write the
Eugilsh language. For Information
apply 10 RecraitinE Officer. is3
wea. Main Street, Trinidad. Colo. II
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Aixed paiat Sl.1s per GAL; Roof
paint el.us per gal. 1ois asents for
Alabastins. Tony d. Clark. corner
Colorado aaa Arizona ave. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-28
DESTROYS
TWO AUTOMOBILES
Eastern Motor Sales Corporation
Suffers Heavy Dam
age by Fire.
ACETYLENE TANKS EXPLODE
Interior OF Building Is Practically
Wrecked, and Roof
Falls In.

total damage estimated ut $500
was caused by fro last night on the
S $50 ahu building occupied by tho
Eastern Motor Sales Corporation. 922
posed TO nave originated In the weld
ing plant. where an employee named
+. D.. Schluter, the proprietor' stated ted
that he did not know how il started.
He said that he had just driven up
the roof, and that he set TO work i'm
mHediately IN removing automobiles
irq Pn,, The building ~,
block away at the time. saw tho blaze.
and rushed to a box and turned in an
second alarm. as the fire had assumed
threatening proportions.
Two Cars Destroyed
Aided by Mosby West and Others
who were passing by. Schlutcr got ont
III III the machines except a Buick car
longing to Thomas l.. Davie. of Rio
Vista Both cars We're destroyed As
NE NE ROOF caved in 1t fell on top OF AIR.
DaxicS car, utterly denolishing it,
me blaze spread rapidly through the
roof. built of light framework. and it
soon gave way. putting several fire
crash. Several tanks of acetylene gas
scattered about tho building exploded
Win loud reports, but no one was hurt
The gnsolene safely stored in com
pliance with the ordinance. and was never
building was practically wrecked and the
damage 10 the building was estimated ~
sS.oeo The loss occasoned by the ruin OF
air. Schiuters car and his stock and the
damage TO the welding plant lust nut in
at a cost OF $500. Will amount to 81 so5 MIR
Insurance. ''O''
The building is owned by tho Bromm
estate and Is covered by Insurance.
Engine Companies Nos 4. g. 6 aud 10 md
No. Truck responded 10 the Two alarms
me mrst can came In at ll:l2 o'clock. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-28
NEX|CANS FIRE ON
TROOP OF CAVALRY
One Account Says Americans
Returned Fire; Another Says
! TheY Did Not.

FL Paso Texas. September 27.-A
detachment or United States troops,
Second Cavalry. was fired on late this
afternoon by Mexican Federal cavalry
men. The Americans were on duty
pa,roiing the international border
about fifteen miles east of FL Paso.
None Of the Americans were wound
ed Two Texas rangers, who were
nearby, also were fred at by the
Mexlcans.
United states army officers tonight
said the soldiers did not return the
fire. although there were about forty
shots fired at them
H. J.. Rhodes, who was near the
scene when the Mcxicans began shoot
ing, said tho American troopers did
return tho nre and drove the Mexi-
NeNicans were Injured
The American troops were at 4 pa
troll station ON the border about two
miles east Of san Elizarlo when thirty
Mexican cayalrymcn appeared on the
Mexican side. The Mexicans were
about 600 yards from the troopers
when the shooting began.
The United States troop authorities
NJ clint, Tex, were notified soon after
tho shooting. and went TO san EliZario
70 conduct an investigation. At Juarez
tonight the Federal authorities also
are Investigating the shooting
The Mexican troopers who fred al
the Americans composed q scouting
party sent cast from Juarez this morn
Ing. l.ato tonight the troops had not
returned 10 their barracks at Juarcz.
The border patrol In tho vicinity of
san Eliazario has been doubled to-
night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-28
Deaf HIS

WHITLOCK.-Died. Saturday. Sen
TENDER 81, 1913. ut $40 p NJ, ut The
Grace Hospital. GEORGE r. WiIiTo
Lock. Of 262l Venabie. Street. in the
twenty-seventh year of his age He
leaves to mourn their loss his wife
and one daughter, mother, Mrs.
Martha ". Whitlock; two sisters,
The funeral will take place To
MORROW (Monday) AFTERNOON
at $3.50 o'clock from the Third Chris
tan Church. Interment in lakewood.
VAUGHAN-Died, suddenly. Septcm
Der 20. at Saranac Lake. N. T..
MAUDE AGNEW VAUGHAN, daugh.
ter OF the late James V. Vaughan, OF
interment MONDAY at Burkevillc,
Va.
WEISIGER-Died. ut 6:15 p. NJ. Sep
tember "a, GEORGE ABBOTT WEIS-
IGER. JR., Mt Grace Hospital, aged
nine years.
Funeral from Grace Church. Pow
hatan County. MONDAY, / r. M.
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