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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-30
LEACH CROSS WINNER
OVER MATTY BALDWIN

Los Angeles, Cal, July 3O.-Leach
Cross, of New York, got the decision
last night over Matty Baldwin, of Bos-
ton, at the end Of 20 unexciting rounds
at the Vernon arena. 1t was Cross
fight all the distance. In the last few.
rounds Baldwin rallied slightly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-30
Had Enough,

The reformed burglar. upon his re
lease from Jail. was inclined TO be
bit facetious. Simply state" he re-
marked to n reporter who CHANGED to
be in the vicinity. that under no cir
cumstances will he a candidate for
another term" Proving that burglars.
as well as comedy actors. have a sense
OF humor.-Judge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-30

81 thought he was about to spring.
but took care not to move, mastering
my terrible but fatal instinct to turn
and run. Then he dropped his head
and with obvious fear skunk
quickly away" That was at Dam
river.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-30
A Pessimist.

Persistence will gain you fame and
fortune. my son." said the Sage.
"Oh. l don't know replied the Feol.
"If the dandelion wasn't so persistent
the blame things would be raised IN
der glass and would be worth as much
as American Beauties" = Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-30
CITY CHAT
COMING EVENTS.
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
Annual picnic Of retail erocers at
LinWood.
eMeting Of executive committee of
Mississippi Valley Fanclers' associa.
ton.
Special meeting stockholders Of Rock
Island Bridge G. Iron works at 2 p. m.
FRIDAY.
New law effective providing for pay
ment of employees of public service
corporations on semi-monthIy plan.
Meeting Of board Of local improve
ments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-30
n. Was M.ntinn.d

Did your rich uncle mention yon In
his Willy"
Yes"
Lucky dog
Not at all. He specifically mention
ed the fact that ] was not to be given
a dollar Of his money."-Detroit Free
Press
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-30

rors in the business section by deputy
constable. The question of legal age
was waived by both sides.
The trial lasted three hours and the
jury was out 10 minutes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-30

Hilton-My wife is matter of fact
woman. She only speaks her mind.
Chilton-So does mine. hut she changes
ner mind so often that it keeps her
talking all the time.-Chicago News.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-30
GREEN WOODS NAMED
FOR SHERRARD PLACE
His One of Illinois Appointments
for Minor Postoffices
in State.

Washington, July 30.-The presi
dent sent to the senate yesterday the
following nominations for postmasters
In Illinois: John Geies. Batavia; w.
T. Holifield, Brockport; Ross Lee, Ca,
sey; ]. NJ. Rumsey, Goiconda: Charles
F. Buck, Lacon; Clyde V. Greenwood.
Sherrard, and Harry B. Fasmer, York
vile.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-30
Had II Hidden.

The man was looking ut houses.
Where's the lawn
Here il is said the agent. The
man next door had his dOormat over
it"-I4OuiSville CouriPr-InurnaI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-30
slump, JUDY, JUMP"

Dancing In London In the Early Part
Of the Last Century.
Lady Bell. writing in the London
Times regarding the modern dance.
quotes extracts from .The Letter Ba:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-30
(Advertisements.)
, hnnna ~ Raidv Pros

acknowledgements
Buy a home OF Reidy Bros.
For express. call William Trefz.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Independent Express Co. West 9S1.
Kerler Rug company for vacuum
cleaning and rug making.
Six per cent farm mortgages. Litten
C Roberts. Peoples Nations. bank
building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-30

All the news all the time = The
Argus. =
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Rheumatic Blood
is Whole Story
Wonderful Specific for Sci
atica, Lumbago, and
Cure for Dreaded Ar
ticular Rhcuma-
tism.

There IA host "f pills. powders. tab.
let's ana what not iug rheumatism. but
they all lack Ia" hrHi .Trs"ui,ai I" h-lnE
u natural medicine. Il" h"Hin with. rhsu-
m.,ism is HImriy nam" ..vsn I" d"n's.
nat. ia variety ~ ipinH. and can only b"
reached hy iriiRItInr Gho entire blood sup
llY with u naturally rFrsluiilE,ly- anti
s"t". True. ~" paine iuiE v" "hs"h WIN
narcotics nI the acids may l." n"uifhIizct
for the Tim. h"iu,: with other u'idt lint
ties" merely t'mi.'ris- ana in not even
lead 10 a eur" fi"r" H. hat "n" stand
ard rh"umnti,n remedy. and Il reflects
the hest though, al th- day. II IL pr"
rar-d IN the great Swift Laboratory In
Atlanta. Ga.. and -"ld In all drug stores
under Ih. name ot :, :, :, at !i."n "A
bottle
Starvation hn. been advocated by many
as - cure Tor rheumatism. and yet :, : ).
lnccomplish- In fact what iihdlSi- pro
ciiim in theory aud without the punish
men, "f starvation. Hot springs AMI
sweating nf- often recommended. hut
= =. :. does MI that is expected "f these
/ ,sp.nsIve and weakening methods.
! VI IL conceded hy the closest Siun"n's
| Of the subject that rheumatism u caused
| Ia most ease. hy AN acid condition al ~"
blood and aggravated by the remedies
| commonly used for relief. In other cases
| rheumatism Is the result ~ nerve d"p'''sf
sion; in ,ilii others u iH III" effect Of
some serofui"us bi"nl condition. hINlh.
h-.n treated with mercury. !"'iid"S. arse
nIr and other poisonous mineral drugs.
Tn. r.c"y.ri-- ~ all these tp.s "f
| rheumatism by III. use oi =, :. : t- IL
| wonarrfui ,rIbu,- to tho natural efficacy
Of This remarkable medicine. for II Il n-'
| simulated jus, ~ naturally. Just as -r"'
,IncaIiy. and Just ns well ordained ms tho
! most nrc-pinh-. most piiHt1bl- AMI mott
readily hiE--i.d food l." not iai TO
! r., 4, hn,tI. nf =. =. :. To- i1v. You Will
| IA, u-,onIsh.a 1T the results II your
| rheumatism IL nf such "a nature 'hat YOU
would like 10 consult great specialist
| conild~niinlly, write I" Tho swnt apecihe
Co, i.T swift Bldg. Atlanta. ca
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THE GREAT AMERICAN NOVEL

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
/, Is the dream of every aspiring
American novels; to write tn" great
American novel. This novel. by tn"it
consent. must have its principal set
ting in the national capital. Many u
writer of one OF the six best sellers
has oiled up his typewriter and sat
down to pound out this wonderful
piece of litcraturc-only to join the
ranks of failure.
\ glance over thcs" ambitious at
tcmpts upon Parnassan Heights
shows remarkable rcscmblanc"
among them all in plot and treat
mant. Even the hest of novclists
falls into the sterooptypd form when
he comes to make his characters
speak and move within the shadow
OF the national capital TIL" villain
is always a Russian secretly attached
to the police of that nation. just rs
the hroinc is always from Virginia
or some down-south state. The hero
but here's n recipe a Washington
newspaper man has lately written
for the Washington novel:
Select one tall. straight army Of
ficcr, thoroughly dressed: on" black
hearted Russian villain, on" tender
southern bud. one withcrcd advent
urcss with bitter past. one oily scua-
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. Mo-. March l2.-Cat-
tie receipts i.5o0. including 400
southcrns. Market higher. Native
steers 7.,5ma: southern steers $50
IL SIS: southern cows and hcifcrs
$3.50 1.25: native cows and hcifcrs
i.?5 a $50: stockcrs and feeders
G.75 n $40: bulls 5.25m7: calves
G.lON1. western steers IA 20
western COWS i.IiM7
HOGS: Receipts 10000. Market
higher. Bulk OF sales $50 n $50:
neavy S.+5m SEQ: packers and
butchers S.aOMS.75: light S.55
SIS: pigs 1.25 a 1.T5
SHEEP: Receipts 5000 head. Mar
kct higher. Mu,tons 5T G.15: Colo
RADIO lambs SIS n SIS: range wcth-
crs and ycarlincs 6.75T 1.I5: range
ewes lT6 ESQ.
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ARSON TRUST HEAD
MAKES CONFESSION

Chicago. March I2.-ThC report
that John Danics. alleged to hay"
been chief OF tn" socalicd arson
trust. had made n confession was
confirmed today hy first assistant
states attorney Frank Johnston.
panl"s. according 10 Johnston.
named forty members OF til" arson.
rug. including tn" names OF several
men higher un.' pani"s admitted
'ha, he had got more than ." fires in
Chicago.
Til" confession II said to h. even
more startling than that recently
made by benjamin Fink. VINO con.
,"ss"d completely In 100 iuuc"ndiary
fires. An Aggregate" Of 100000 In
insurance was collected from the
DANES fires. according to Johnston.
who said that NJ least forty warrants
for business men. public fir" insnr-
anc" adjusi"rs and actual inccndiar-
les named By Dani.s would h" issued.
Tho ramifica'ions of tn" trust as
described by Danics are almost be-
yond belief" said Johnston. The
gang seemed to have worked In al
most every stat" In til" middl" west.
Srson was "a business with them and
I, was highly organized on a sclcnti-
fic basis. Danics and Fink were the
chiefs nf IN" fire bugs. although they
did not belong to the same gang.
10th men says they don't know each
other except by reputation
Danics said that on several orca-
sions persons for whom he had sc'
fires dcfrauded him on, Of his shar"
OF tn. insurance money.
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EARTH TO MOON
IN TWO DAYS

Paris. March -. \ stir was caus-
ed by paper read last week b"for"
the members or tho French Physical
society by Robert Esuaul, Pcltric.
the brilliant young engineer. on how
to got from III" earth IN the moon IN
rs hours.
NJ. Pcl,cri" insists that his Idea Ia
prnc,icabic. based on scientific cal
cuia,ions. and not reminiscent nf
Jules N"rn"'s romance.
Til. ychicl. Tor Ia. first travellers
to tn. moon viii. h" says. he II CLOSED
vessel Of cxtrcm. lirh,ncss. provided
with n motor of great power. n com.
bInaiion which the astonishing nd'
vance, OF locomoiion during the past
100 years brings we'll Into sight.
Sine. thor. IN no atmosphere IN
tho spa"" between our planet and
tho moon no system OF propcliors
would no of any use. and tn" only
possibl" means Of driving the 40
hici. forward would h" nm adoption
of the rocket principle. which. h."
sayg. works as well IN u vacuum ~
In air
Tho motor then would work n
kind OF continuous rocket. adm VI.
lust how much power the "ncin"
mus, hav. to carry tho vehicle along
the aio.00D add miles between th"
earth and It's satellite.
For u v"hici. Weighing one ton
tn. motor would have to be- OF ili-
ooo horsepower. For added weight
tn" horsepower mus, he proportion
ai.ly increased. When this comhl-
nation was realized III" journey
would he divided into three parts,
The first would b" TO drive tn" We
hicl" with increasing speed until tn"
sphere Of the oarth's attraction was
passed. During the second the vehicle
would continue its journey by incr-
tia until Il reached tho point where
the moons attraction began. while
the third would he the simple mattel
of droppinr onto the lattcr's surface
no motive force being necessary.
The first Of these phases. accord
Ing TO the lecturer. would last ~
minutes and seconds. the second
phase rs hours and !. minutes: the
third :: minutes and i6 seconds. Civ
ing n total OF 10 hours. /, minutes.
80 seconds.
During tho first 1000 miles, he
SAYS. the passengers would have tn"
sensation OF Weighing on"-ten'h
more than usual. but afterward they
would cease to weigh at all and have
the sensation of falling indefinitely
into space.
To remedy the bad physical effects
which might result from these pho
II nomcna. special appliances. says NJ
peltrric. might be installed.
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tor. and three sleek diplomats Soak
on" stale southern colonel Of eN-
Confederate. stock in alcohol and
stuff with important government sc-
Cr'tS.
Set all in u dane" at the British
embassy until III. army officer aud
Russian villain get into n broil.
roast tn" Russian thoroughly. Pour
In plenty OF rainwaicr. adding lee to
taste, In winter. aud season with any
borrowed literary spice. except attic
salt. Thick"n with d.scrip' ions OF
Whit. house receptions. beaten to a
verbal froih
Then thoroughly mix the whole
and stew In u senatorial scandal I'M
I'll tn" Villain shows black. Spread
thin on 400 pages, cui up into 4:
chapters. and serve in tasty hind
ings
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pOS1pONEMEN1 OF
EXTRA SESSION URGED

Washington, March l2.-pTcsi-
dent Wilson wa urged by Reprcscn-
Lative Oscar Underwood. tn" Demo-
cratic house leader. today to post
pone the date of the extra session Of
congress at least week. As "A re-
suit of Mr.. rnderwood's suggestion
recently, the President had fixed up
on April J. Mr.. Underwood advised
the President that the ways and
means commitic" would require
more time In preparing the new tar
iff bills.
Inasmuch as Mr. Wilson said he
would be guided by the counsel of
the house leaders. II was regarded as
practically certain today that the
new congress would not convene be-
fore Apri or y Mr.. Underwood
discussed with the President the ad-
visibility of including anything more
than the tariff in his first message 10
congress. Il, was expected that the
proclamation calling the new con-
grcss would be submitted to the cab
met today.
The President proclamation is ex-
pccted to point out that the extra
session Is called for the purpose of
revising tho tariff alone.
Though the cabinet was In session
more than two hours. no statement
of the subjects discussed was issued.
The secretaries declared that no ap-
pointments had been taken up but
that the discussion had been cos
fined to the consideration of general
policies, domestic and foreign.
II was said ina-much as many of
the members wished to leave the
city Friday. today's meeting was
substituted for the regular one that
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THE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. March i:.-iocs: Re-
cciptS $500 head. Market strong Ia
&c higher. Bulk ~ sales \. SO n \ So:
lirh, s.10m9. mixed $500 S.9j i:
heavy S.30T S.S:.: rough s.30d
SIS: pigs G.SiT SIS.
Caotiic: Receipts 500 Market
steady to 10c higher. Becvcs ..l5m
?.l5: Texas sfcrs 6TI western
steers 6.G0m 80: siockcrs and feed
.rs GH s: cows and hcif.rs 3..oMS s.
calves .Ml1.
SHEEP: Receipts .0o0. Market
strong TO I0c higher. Native ca
40: western G.3aM 40: ynarlinGs
1.2a a So: lambs. native. SM3 30:
western. SMg.lJ
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New York. March lc.-Copp.,
stead. Standard. spot. li.2a bid
March l@.:oBM 1875.
Tin weak. Spot. IG.00h n iG. 80
March tG.laM aG.i,.
Lead steady. i,3" q la,
Spelter steady. 6.3i a Gas.
Iron irregular and unchanged
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THE MONEY MARKET

New York. March i:-PrIm"
paper ., !" per cent,
Commercial bills IN3
nar silver a.S.
Mexican dollars Is
Government bonds firm.
Railroad bonds Irregular.
Money on call I. P. per cent
Tim" loans strong. 80 and 30 days
- pcr cent: 6 months ilhi. PEI
cent
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PRIVATE TEXT BOOK FOR w0NEN

W hHh VIII ana YOU 10 max" SIR"
oi t"i exact nature of any female
complaint with which YOU may hr
afflicted. is offered free q cost Ia any
woman who Will writ. for II TO tn"
Lydia r.. Pinkham Medicine Co. OF
Lynn, Mass Your letter will bc treat
ed as strictly private. and the book
Will be mailed in n plain wrapper.
Every ailing woman should send for
tihs book today.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-12
WATER IN 1T.

50 you round your last prospect
i've customer hard one to deal
with"
Yes: he insisted that our COM
rany was ovcrcnpitalizcd." explain
ed the mining stock salesman.
what did you do?"
II mad" him take watcr'-Euffa-
10 Express.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-12
KANSAS CITY GRAIN AND hay

Kansas city. Mo. March i:.-
Close: Wheat. May SiT Sti: July
S3lI!.
Corn. May 5Ig: July i2.n9.
Oats. May ~.
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THE COTTON MARKET

New York. March is.-coi'on spot
closed quiet. MiddiinE uplnnds - "a.
Middiing Gulf l2.65
Sales none.
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Denver Livestock.

Denver. Colo. Mnrch 2.-CnttIc
receipts 500. Market steady. Beef
steers Gsi S.2a. cows and hcifcrs 5m
:: stockcrs aud feeders 50M 71j:
calves S.J0G 1875.
HOGS: Receipts 800. Market
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THE WOOL. MARKET

ST Louis. Mo. March l2-Wooi
steady. Territory ana western me-
diums - fr .,c: Fin" mediums lsM
zoe. fine l3.i ne.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. March l.,-iIIgh.r prize
as for hogs carried provislons up
ward. First sales were n last nights
dcvcl to iss higher with May 2".."
to 20.15 for pork. los. a 1856 FOR
lard and 10. Sc to l0.12, for ribs.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-12

Chatty Direct. 2:O1a. will be bred
10 Moko. as will NJ. n NJ. winner of
1912. Queen Worthy. 2:01i
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago. March Wheat do
ci!ncd today largely NJ result of the
German official report making farm
reserves 1900. 900 bushels heavier
than year ago. Fin. weather In
this country counted also against the
bulls. TIL. decline. however. was
checked by firm buying on The part
Of shorts. Opening prices wsr. -
lower to Ia &c hiaher. May -'rtc'
at sssTS?!. unchanged to e. down
and fell to s:..
The close WAS nervous with May
/. net higher ut Ns-.
May corn opened the sam" ms last
night to .r higher NJ -. ~ -. and
rose to S2sI J.
The close was firm at i2' for May.
.c above last night.
May oats. which started ur-
changed TO . off ai 3:: Z. advanced
10 32.Ms
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THE METAL MARKET

81, Louis. Mo. March ls.--l."ad
firm. t,a2..
Speltcr easier. G..5.
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WAuted.Male Help

For y. =. Army. Able bodied un-
married men between ages Of is
and IS: citizens of United States. OF
kood character and temperate habits
who can speak. read and write the
EoEiish language. For information
amply TO Recruiting officer. l02
West Main ST.. Trinidad. Colo. ~
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THE NJ ARK F. T S
IA FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS ~
W DAILY REPORTS W
Ton $50. Bulk

steady. Top $50. Bulk Of sales
.33MS5.s.
SHEEP: Receipts $40, Market
strong. YearlinRs G.i TO I2;
Wethcrs 5:15 as 20. Lambs 1ibIs;
ewes q lNGIG
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CLOSE: Pork. May 20.95m ?0.a-i.
July 2D.i5.
Lard. May 1861. July 1866: Sop.
tcmbcr l0.6 .6:i.
Ribs. May l".S2!: July 1861:
September 1885.
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Printing

II you need printing OF any kind
come TO the ChronIcle-News. High
class work, reasonable prices.
Chroniclc-Ncws soc n month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-12

Elimination OF II large part Of the
short Interest LETT tho market In "a
NOR" vulnerable position for bear
pressure and stocks were offered
down grade gradually without much
opposition.
Union Pacific and Steel yielded
most easily and Sugar dropped three
points on us nniavorahlc annual re-
port,
Renewal of liquidation In Goodrich
which fell ) to -. new low rec
ori--gave mp oini To gossip Of the
sharp discrimination shown agains,
certain collateral In loans.
Call money ro>" to > per cent
which added 10 the troubles OF the
bulls and acc.ntua,cd the d"ciIn" al
ready In progress. Leading stocks
converted their earlier advances of |
to : points into losa"sNi half a point
or more. Union racNC ruled one
point below yesterdays closing and
Amaigamat.d ~, Minor Indus'riais
were very weak
Goodrich fell over ci.:ht points.
tn. preferred stock -: Wooiworth
I and Underwood ).
The market closed heavy
Reports that negotiations were I'M
der way To ship &..060.0 90" more gold
to Germany. and that crlin was bid
ding nine per cent here for short
time loans. complicated the local
money situation and forced higher
rates for all accommodations. Call
loans touched per cent. the highest
OF the lycar. Pressure on stocks ra-
laNed to some extent In the closing
hour but there was n marked dim
muniiion in tn" yolum. Of busin css.
Tn. general sentiment, however. con-
tlnu"d hcarirh and there was little
recovery from the low level.
Amalcama,cd .aa: Sugar liis:
Aichison il0i: Reading 1879 {.
southern Pacific s9;: Union Pacific
Its.: steel aai: Steel preferred
iOsV
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CLOSE: Wheat. May S?I: Jul,
S?,: September sNs sm9.
Corn. May 5ci: July 53I n -
September .ii "a -.
Oats. May ~: July 33! /: Sep
trmbcr :3!
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. March l2.-The cover
ins movement which assumed large
proportions In Wall street yesterday
was carried further today. More
ch"crfui feeling In London WAS again
reflected In bidding np Of American
stocks th"r. and Influenced III.
opening here. Many stocks were
quoted from . To ! points abny" the
Wc.k'6 lowest and traders operated
cautiously. owing 10 tn" "Ni"n, 81 tn"
rise. The market became duh and
there was some scattered realizing
which cut into ,h" early advance 80
thar by noon the list was abou, mid.
way between yesterdays closing and
til" highest OF III" morning.
Ronds were steady.
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Modern seven room house furnish
cd, north side. Call il2 West Baca.
Phone Rcd 1908. IT
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-12

Cir, II years Of age wants to do
houscwork. Address =. O. Box 10?
City.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-12
Paperinx

Up-to-date designs OF wall paper.
Large selection. Very lowest prices.
Joe Burkland. 1O9 East First. Phone
i,aca 563. guarantee. II.
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Furnished four roms and bath.
close in. Pohne Baca 1874. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-12

bicycle. good condition. state price
Address r. O. ItoN 52i. 70
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Amalramatcd sag: Sugar iIl.:
Mchison il0i: Reading 1879 {.
southern Pacific s9.: Union Pacific
Its.: steel aa.: steel preferred
1919. .
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Five room modern Brick dwelling
with barn. nice lawn. Close in. Price
S22.5O. Sam East, Phone Trim. 81? )
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-12

Automobile Presto air hottie Re-
ward OF 81 for return of same to
Trinidad Novelty Works.
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Money to Loan

On chattel security: reasonable
rates. q. o. Newman. ll6 W. Main.
II
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PIANOS FOR SALE

Steinway piano. nice condition,
will take $500. Must sell within a
week. Write Immediately. Box ~
care C-N. IL
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Take my piano to your home. try 1t
IL you like II you may have 1t at
practically your own price ana
terms. Address 81" C-N. II.
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For new ANA second hand furni-
ture cali on Carmichael and Co.. 1:O-
l3" Elm street. Phone Trinidad
$50. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-12

Two rosaries on Chestnut street.
Owners may have by calling at C-N
office.
Chronicle News soc a month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-12

EGGS from my prize wining thor
oughbrcd Buff OrpinGtons. Address
503 Pine street or call Baca l5I &