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The daily sentinel., 1914-01-31

An oyster supper was given last
light at the home of John Greer east
OF F'ruita. About fifty guests were
present and enjoyed the evening.
Miss Mabel Righdenour entertain
ed the s. ID. G.. club last evening in
honor of her nineteenth birthday.
The color scheme was pink and white
After three course dinner the young
ladies made merry and helped their
young hostess to rejoice, that she
was living among SO many friends
on this happy occasion. Games and
contests filled the hours with pleas
ure. Miss Minta White won the first
prize. a dandy bon-bon dish, and
Miss Mary Cornell received the con-
ISOLATION prize. The club presented
their young hostess with gold bar
pin. Those present to enjoy a
pleasant evening were: Misses May
Bush, Mae Fellows, Faye Wagner.
Elsie Lowenhagan. Ila Kiefer, Mary
Cornell, Minta White, Ruth Kirken-
dali, Helen Hurlburt, Edith Mecca
han, Ouida Burford, Gratia John
ston and Mabel Righdenour.
The juniors enjoyed q festive oc
casion last night at the home of
Clarence Kiefer. Various games
were played, interspersed with musi-
cal selections. Refreshments were
served near the midnight hour, after
which the young people wended their
way homeward. and one more class
party had slipped into the land of
memories.
Mrs. w. F. Bunce and daughter,
Miss Syble, are expected home today
from Boulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roe Carroll and fam
lily leave today for the Imperial val
ley, California.
]. C. Carnahan was looking after
business in Grand Junction yester-
day.
Rev. c. Poirier is expected home
today from Colorado Springs. where
he has been for the past week on
business pertaining to the church.
The members and friends of the
Catholic church will give q social on
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Reames.
Miss Hazel Bunce entertained the
Glee club boys and their friends last
evening at her home, Games, and
music made the hours pass pleasant
ly Dainty refreshments were served
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-31

Mrs. w. F. Bunce and daughter,
Miss Syble. are expected home today
from Boulder.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-31

An oyster supper was given last
light at the home of John Greer east
OF Fruita. About fifty guests were
present and enjoyed the evening.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-31

STOCK EXCHANGE.
New York, Jan. 31.-Today's clos
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-31

Some one phone us some news.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-31

A few of the intimate friends of
Master Albert Lescher took the Les
cher home by surprise Friday eve-
ming. 1t being the birthday of Master
Albert. and a pleasant and enjoyable
evening was spent in games and mu-
sic with light refreshments.
The daily sentinel., 1914-01-31

The anniversary club met with
Mrs. f. s. Sherman on Friday after
noon. and engaged in fancy needle
members were present. including
Mesdames Elting Pech and Rusk, as
invited guests.
A drunken row was engaged in
late Friday evening. and upon the
appearance OF the marshal they most
ly disappeared. except one Ben Nc
Donald, who was taken in charge. and
on being arraigned before Magistrate
Hoke. was given $40 and costs, and
committed to Jail until paid.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-18
WOMAN SHOOTS
Her own Child


Chicago. Feb.s gi7.-Believing her
only clild's health so impaired that
play with other children would be
denied, Mrs. Wensel Hertat of 1907
Larrabee. street yesterday shot and
killed the little girl and tried to kill
herself. *
Bertat war worried by his wife's
ill.health when he went away yester.
day morning. He tramped home
YEARLY, last night and was met at
the door by Mrs. jBertat. She was
barely recognizable. for blood was
still flowing from two wounds in her
head. afS 4:
*Well2' she said, calmly, 1--WE kill
ed the tbaby." r. ri '
Rertat screamed in horror. He
his wife''s wrists.
Why, it's done, 4, she .said. II didn't
want her to suffer. I tried to 60, too,
but the gun wouldn't shoot straight:
See, Bertat, two holes in my head"
Husband 9econ.es Frenzied.
Bertat staggered into the bedroom.
He went into Mysteries, screaming,
sobbing and dashing up and down the
room, until neighbors an into the
house. He tried to tell them what
had happened. but could not talk co.
herently. Finally, dashed into the
street. The police do not know
where he is.
A. patrol wagon arrived and took
Mrs. Bertat to. the Chicago avenue
emergency hospital. The body of IT.
tie Helen was taken, to .Burmeister's
undertaking. establishment at l424
street. There was no bull
let hole in the clothes and Burmeis-
ter thinks Mrs Bertat must havei
dressed her dead baby again in its
prettiest clothes while awaiting the
Of her husband.
Tells Doctors How She Slew.
The woman, Amelia Bertat, watch.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-18
# CallD's !:
TONGUE IS COATED
F CROSS. FEvER,sH, consr,
PATEo, GIVE "cALIFoRNtA
ST. SYRUP IoF FIGS" ,i9.

A laxative today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will, not
take the time from, play to empty
their bowels. which becomes clogged
up with waste, liver gets sluggish;
stomach sour.
Look at the tongue: mothers! II
coated or your child Is listless, jcruss,
feverish,, breath bad, restless, doesn't
eat heartily, 'iall Of cold or 2as TfOre
throat or and other c%hildren's. all.
ment, give q teaspoonful of Cali
fornia Syrup. 4f tFtgth then don't
worry becauses ID II Rerfcctly harm.
less. and in q Few hours all this con.
stination poison. sour bile and fer.
menting waste will gently move out
Of the bowels, and you have a well,
playful child again. A thorough Elm
side cleansing is oftimes all that Is
necessary. 1t should be the-ftfst
Treatment given in any sickness.
Beware Of counterfeit fig ,syrups.
Ask Your druggist for a 5O.cent bot
Tie OF California Syrup of Figs
which has full directions for babies.
children Of all ages and for grown.
ups plainly printed, on the bottle.
Look carefully and see tina. it's made
by the California Fig Syrup Com
pany." Don't be fooled.-Advt.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-18

pungent shag tobacco in clay pipes
at a meeting of the army today.
When told to desist. the men retort-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-18
FOR
I MILIlAN1S

London, Feb. H.-Seven militant
suffragists were sentenced by the
Bow street police court magistrate
today to four days imprisonment
each for Obstruction and assault. in
connection with the police attempt
last night to arrest Mrs. Emmeline
Pankhurst. 4
The women informed the magis.
[trate that their demonstration was a
protest against the exclusion Of. the
question Of votes fol-. women from
the kings speech at the opening OF
parliament. The women declined to
furnish sureties to keep the peace
for six months.
More fMonken. Sent 70 Prison.
Another grpnp of suifragists, was
sentenced lAlst in the day. Some
were sent tNfRtbrison for a week ON
their refusal stSypay small fines. while
others weEPasIemanded pending, in
quiries. M were. discharged.
iMutiny bin out. today in. the so.
''peonle's army" formed from
the lowest Glasses of the east end
of London by. Miss Sylvia Papkhurst
after .hersseces6i0n, irom+ the sWOmen's
Social andsPeaitical union. i /;
Some All men started smoking
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-18

efs to have. access to and inspect GER
tain records and correspondence on
fie in the louisville and NashTilie's
Offices, Ia connection with the inTes-
tisation instituted by the government
Upon the resolution of Senator Luke
Lea of Tennessee
According to the government at
torneys..i this suit is forthe, pl1gpose Of
deciding a new point IN connection:
with federal inyestigatiopsY and will
test the meaning OF az section, 81 tie
Hepburn Law, whieh-provides that all
accounts, records and memoranda
shall he open to the interstate com.
marce commission.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-18
Love SUIT
GIVES MIR|lH
Michigan Millionaire hl ]!
Over vldex's ;j0a.e0o
Action !:

Washington, ID. G. Feb. .17.-John 8.
Kinney, the Is year old millionaire
Michigan mine owner, said today that
he had not laughed ~sesheartily in q
good many years as he did when the
district marshal served him the cita.
ton in the $500, 900 breach OF promise
snit filed by Mrs. Ida NJ. McNabb. a
Milwaukee widow. 3
"Tis to laugh" he chuckled. ut is
true Mrs. McNabb and I entered. into
a marriage contract, but,loye was not
her motive. She has no broken
heart. It's ridiculous that a woman
under 80, years old should fal in love
with a man of Is. I'll fight her suit to
the highest court before she gets q
cent Of the SIC, 900, 900. they say I
have. @i'
Millionaire Has Woman Lawyer.
sits true 4 was. attentive to Mrs.
McNabb, but when the whole story
Is unfolded you'll see what chance she
has of getting any Of my money, /
have retained a woman lawyer to de-
fend me-" .
Miss Kinney, the millonaires daugh-
ter, who, is attending, the Washington
college Of law, Indignantly deaied
that she had influenced her. father not
to marry Mrs. sMcNabb.
! 'Father has. a mind of his own
she said. ~ couldn't influence him
II l would"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-18

When your back - soresand Jane,
or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism
has You stiifened ,Ib, don't suffer!..
Get a small trial bottle OF: old, honest
"St. Jacobs OH" ats,any drug store,
pour a little in yopr hand and rub
1t right ITO yo,E, back, and by the
time you count hay. the soreness
and lameness is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This sooth.
ing. penetrating oil needs to be usef
only once. It takes the ache and
pain right out and ends the misery.
It is magical, yet absolutely h.rmless
and doesn't burn or discolor the skin.
Nothing else stops Mmbaggo, scia.
tica and lame back misery so prompt.
" and surely. It never disappoints!
ADV.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-18
GOVERNMENT MUST SEE RAIL.
ROAD RECORDS. ",r,

Louisville, Ky, Feb. l7.-Hearing
in the mandamus suit filed in the
federal court here by U. s. District
Attorney George DnRelle, against the
Louisville and Nashville railroad, be-
gins today. The government is seek
Ing to compel the road to produce for
its use in the interstate commerce
commissions investigation ofsuthe
road all correspondence in the COM
pany's executive Offices. a.i
The suit was brought at the direc.
ton of Attorney General McReynolds.
Following the alleged refusal Of the
railroad officials topper NIT the inter-
state commerce commissions examin.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-18
CONVENTION or LUTHERAN Law.
MEN. >

Columbia, s. C., Feb. 1.-THE Sc
scond general convention, Of the Luz
,theran Laymen's missionary move.
ment in the south was formerally Op-
ened' in this city this. afternoon and
will continue in session three days.
Nearly one thousand leading repre-.
sentatives Of the denomination. are
here from Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Florida and several other
states.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-18
ILLINOIS FARMERs' INSTITUTE;

6CtTNV10 WUM6NS WSJJJO IL"
Galesburg, Ill. Feb. 1.-THE. nine
teenth annual meeting of the Illinois
Farmers institute, which is one of
the largest and most influential or
%.ganizations of its kind in the country,
began its sessions here today with,a
gratifying attendance Of farmers and
their families from all over the state.
The meeting will continue three days,
during which time there. will be: .num=
erOus lectures by noted experts on
crops, soils, livestock, dairyilg and
household science.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-10
'.sQuck" kaEeel
GRANTED FREEDOM

Tho state bnsru of isr,ions has
considered tssossbly tho application
NJ William =. better kaoea ~.
''soniek" krecxcr. and tho son os
tho iA,r veteran nhdcfshofiff. L.nts
". krrc4rr. ~ili b- r-aicsed IRON
tho state prn,'n'ias, At Caucn cit,
whrc ac has hecn sincc Scpiefnbrr.
1899. whea b. wa~ scnicaeed ny
Iuds Henry Itunt~r In = tcasm "f
from ten In fifteen wears m three
counts. ero~ iaR out of hts compile.
iiy In tho ATTEMPTED! ho,tinn ot the
Pas wagon q; tho Victor American
fuo' cotnrany "n tho Grey crcek
road in Angus, NJ that year.
Tho necessary papers have seen
sont 10 Warden lyman ami krcaacr
will probably return 10 Teinidad.
where his aE,d mother and other
relative. live. To neRin Iitc anew N
tho country In which he was horn
and raised.
ltrccgcr was convicted with Loan
dro Martinez and Rod bruce upon
., idcncc Of Charles Tnmciso?. all Of
whom worc concerned In tho plot u
tohb tho pay roll. Lcahdro MAJ.
tinc,. the rinricadcr. escaped from n
convict road gang about yCar aso.
bruce was released after serving n
short term somc time ago. kfeee-
er has made = model record as a con.
vict ana won tho confidence Of tho
prison authorities.
Last August he returned to Trini-
dad for onc nay 10 attend tho fnn.
crsl of his father.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-10
FeHlNIpel MlD FoR
kIluIe Of RELATIVE

Manuel E>.inosa cssao 10 dis death
on January 4 It EasisoAa Piasa from
,hc effects os bul!rt wouMd iaflic;.
~ with a ristni in the haaas of OUR.
ino Fernandez. aad tho ssootins ~sa
frionious. rs-
This was 'hc verdict Of n eo.ener'-
..ry that aat At Valdez ycs,cra,y as-
.ornooa aad investigated the death OF
stanmcl Espinora. who cicd 'on
tnusrsiay afternoon f.osn bale:
sound received On "Wednesday niEn..
fernando, arrested. yesterday morn.
ling by Marshal courtncy. q vathes.
~ss brought 10 Trinidad aad lodged
ir the county jail and viii ho
IoaArgcd with murder.
Tho dead man n . hroihcr.:n.lar
of Ecrnandcs nnd aa'orfinl 10 tho
testimony at tho inquest tho shoot.
ing was tho result of a quarrel. Fer.
nandcs II appeared had borrowed n
log chain bclonEtng N Esp,nosa and
tho latter had gone TO the house ri
the former 10 got Il. 4 dispute
arone and Espinosa IA said to haze
struck iernandcs with a metal flash
IiIsit. Fernandcs then secured gun
aud fired at Espinosa. the bullet on.
tering the left side and strikine vi.
tai place, rc1ilting In death nes'
day.
Fernandez came to Trinidad on
Thursday and had warrant issued
charging Espincsa with assault with
q deadly weapon. Later word was
received that Espinosa had dici and
a search for Frruandes wns begun.
tie was caatured st Valdez ysstef-
dej. morning.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-10

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The chronicle=news., 1914-01-10
I. 4. RAIL- 20 11 1Alx
cAo01 At MAle06A

Liaen,a II. ltaji. ess et ths ness
tsows resiaesn of Ts.aiAaA ssa
~ha Tor a huohss et yssra ornea
saA cosauesea . Je~essy ssnss hsse,
viii sn - Alliances. Goa. shere ~
VIII hrceRe cashier Of Tho teak a
that plaee. Thss esasse:ioa wil, ~.
er.sitass Mr. aaA Nss. Hail ieasiss
the eiiy pesmsaaatiy.
Durins his joe3 r-siheaea In Tria.
ldaA Nr. iiaii has heaa osa et thc
cily's h~ss hnosssss. we'll np In as.
esy movemeat iasshe eisy'a aAsasee-
meat asa eae n the oast ssthrAias.
tic hasehail sass ia tie days sssa
1risiaad Aaa . wisaiaE rail team.
Atsoat . year sGn ~ aoiA h,a jswc!:!
h,ssaes, 10 n. A. Rhoades and \. ..
The fariheomiae deras.
tnrr of Mr. iiail n q matter nj re-
srrt.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-10
Nero NAM s
TURNED ovn 70
CIVIL AUTHORITIES

After brias rSs thsoaRn q h;oss
sstiiias esssntsSstns h~to:- the sil,.
sary sossasssssn. Ueorx- sh-pAss,s
wieaoa. = s~srn striker who a. ~.
cs@h-s ss shns sad Killed Kid slor.
eoa ~ The l.asinr l~ns solnar. ass,
tase yesterday. released from 0iu.
sas,easssay sAa turned OVER ,o IN.
eivu ssshasistes. WitAna ~as -.
asssss~i asa a. isfosma,sn~ ehsrR.
lss hts' sish easass has eeea nice
n the aisssi~, eoass. w,i.aA 10 "
the ~o,siy isii.
Tts ssamisaiboa Of Wi,-oa lnnk
M ont II ihs aAs. IT, REPEALED
lAe .'osy shss Ne sslA In The niis.
sAs, aa'hasssSsa wnes NJ vas NJ.
ressrd. iral NaeaAa haa the nay
pseviesss hslA ur ata uis~ sad rossea
her VI :s sal = shot sua aaa inal
10 veal isss Tho ssas Z, 4ensssA sae
setsrs ee the tanaey sson Mosasa.
:snsa hin sisstas a. . mi aad fle~d
whca he sac Nossxn s~ash far =
sua.
wiisne 80. sssess~d ny the ssi,S-
tia sad thr ascnsiax rr-riri,as~a the
sraish of the I.aaio~ trat enlna,
n. folia~ias dss. st~ hieh ilfa~ .
numh<r a hiRh ro~ss rifles anh
smaller Assss ver~ seas~i.
Tha eass@iA.,on eoaiIaasJ IT, ia
sesiisatioa nf nisor dsstushssees
yes,srdar. ia~iadiag rtosss al Aru.
lar sr."atB. asd will probably eoa.
slua~ lis sask to-day.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-10
.fR3oNAL$

VIII MafrAS lefs III. ms-siss fas
Hsstiass. T.. ). ei
c. o. inhaAon Of Pueblo Is II shs
sity a. busassss. IA,
\. v. Dsss ef Wootioh Ia In the
ely today ~ bs,siasss. rd
u. J. Nassisao OF Pueblo is 10 ihs
risy % b,alasas Zip.
C. u. Jeasa oe Oseves eana 10 a..
moraias - . rsguias .tsto.
II. l. OavsiA Of colarsAo s,sisss
u hero 90 . sAest husaasss tslr.
0sassai Z. n sorsh iAt this
mosninx for Deevsr fos . shost visit.
A. q. nsodhcad Of the ilsoahssa
nisS. a~ar Assiias. is - tho risy on
hnsiaess.
Captain ". \. Dasks is eosstssd
10 the hospital. ii- n siffesiaR wish
= slight cold.
senator Charles Haydsa u Wal.
.sasass Sstnsaed hAas thIs mora.
iss after shoss hssiaeaa visit hero.
". =. uasdick. ssass!ias eaasrs.
ses ageat OF she saasa ~. loft ihls
nassiax fns beaver sf,ss . hasise0
sisil herr.
Mr.. \. u. Williams. wife OF Major
\. u. Williams. isss lhis nnsslas sps
hss homo II n~aves after 4 DssslseS
visit here.
J. y. Shsayrs. maaasss Of tSe Ne.a
Dc Mayo l.asd 6 catiis cs@eea3. l.
spsadisx = ts~ Aays 10 The ehy With
bis family. sr.
1rst iirsseasey aaA his father.
i'pss iiesssssey. l~sl shb aossIsx 10;
t'aes.n ~hses the latter viii usdesss
aedieai ssaasncss.
Aajos =. T. Hsasnsk nsa . detail
arrived herr shts ooesiaS With vsi.
n~sses ~ho will appear h~ses~ the
niiilaiy soaaissina.
\ u. u. tludsnA. travelling paaara.
ser ssrss of the rasssyi,aaiai isss,
iss' here this oasrla& for t,rasss af.
TER . busiaeas visit h9ss.
\ csplais \. u. bailey. . a~ah-s oi
The military ce0als~jos. is1l lhls
aossisx for nseyes Sh~se ~ was
esii~A hy the dsaih ot his asshss.
J. y. Muller. former owner a tbs
Iii'sr foaadsy asA Naahiae eoa'
rAay. has eoae To the i'asistr caesl
With the istsssioa n ioeaiias. Ms,
Miller plasA 10 Jois hin In a se~
~e~ta
Judge N-cins~ viii return f.a~
r.lrpls cse~h snssossow mosaiax. ~
~sss 10 CRIPPLE Greek ~ astsad shs
tasesal os his beashes. fssA Ne.
Glare. sho wss killed II aiss
i TbassAay. frsA Mcclure was eel
kaowa II TrisiAsA. IT, lsf hsss
slsnui fnss yaasA ~.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-10
'Ckeckers' Sunday
Fsstsrs 4t Pkstsel9y.
Aaisal Picture 1o1ay

Tec NrwaasSe Wild animal eSeloto
essr ssss ID TssssAsd !. ''vaodan
vsasssne~.' in shr~~ rsass. the tea
snr- otf~ssax At she i'antor!ay -.
aser to-day. rhi. is . Sou'h Aisseea
story. full of ias~s~ss aad excite.
meat from ssass II hhisn. rhe aa.
tive animals n Tho African foe-sss
nnj junsics arc s~~a In The natural
hsunts. THIS picture holds asusasi !
leicsrss ioe hnlh eaiihrra aad
s.nssul's.
''chcckesp." that rsnai deiiahtfail.
y rnsrstsiainx drama of the sses
track. adapted fro@ the sovsa aas
drama of that aans~. Ia the suaday
fsatnrr ~ the ihosorisy. Thta = .
fve-rr~i feature. rr~s~aiea by aa all
star cast. The subject matter Of the
picture drama I. familiar N all. u
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-10
aoAoS MEETING At
3uk& NEXT WEEK

D64tsf. ACSlA.. JSa. io.-c0iorshh
epEtssx aeAt week will be the oh.
jsrtiSe pniat To which good road
Noskefw from all over The state will
Aaad. This ia due not only To the
asstIAa OF III. Colorado Good Roads
Aasoriatiaa. IN bs held there heRia.
alag Thussdsy noeainK. January IL:
hat also IN the meetings Of various
oshss read organizations will he held
Al the S,psiaRs ~ the sams tim~.
Tas ehIsS TOPIC of discussion at
the Caioesae Good Roads As.Nsis-
iioa aeetiaG will be- how tn secure
the fnads necessary tn huiid rOad
roads 10 this state. All Interested IN
rnsax A.. uaia-d that something
must ~ done N Insure the monies
aeeAsd for this work. ba, they are
divided ss 10 the best methods %
purn,e. Rone favor the pisrinx
al . special half miii levy IN all 'sS-
ahi~ property In psovld. fanh. for
this paSias~. while others ~aa' u
head issas. Os ih- action saksa ~
the rnntentlsa st Colorado Spsinss
asr-nas the aains- of the campaign
In i,@ made In the state This year, NJ
asy raj. ssn~ bill n provide far the
~antiauaiins of state aid In road
askia, viii h~ Initiated.
FEDERAL s.i In road bniiains gill
also - considered. ana the NATIONAL
government Nil, b~ represented hs
John \. Whitaker of Wa.hinx,.a
x-aior Eas.ae~s of the ta~d-sai Good
Roads Bureau. \ telegram from
Cnass~ssmas s@ianmfiin1 siai-A that
Ms. W'hisak-s hs. hsrn ordered from
Washisssaa In nitend this ms-'iss.
Nnoahes r-sieeai offisrr In attend.
anc~ ~iii b. lr~.s X. M"'r-ii. ri ihs
i'ns~sis, Department.
ta~ NJ tho mort isssr~siins frat
usrA Of lh~ es,ir~ -shssaii"n ~ii'.
however, ~ \ report tfom the var.
ious .n,nitss sz sn hos Colorado has
this ysss si.~ai aimoss tao miiiIon
NJ more il rad work. Th~sr s~s"s's
~iit ~ gives by tho .hairmsn OF
sash hard ~ enmn,is>toasss. fails-.
irs . sspnss BY J. y. Msi"h-y % the
slas~ Highway rnmmissinn "f III"
uost .s that t-pdy.
Tho sosSsa'lns s~~Ainns siii he
h-i3 II tho saii sona of the As'less
iios~.. Goscssas Nmssnns VII h
smoss the sc-sir;s m sbs 'irsi SAY
Gosesaor s,sy a. '''.h .s Eis, -s'
p~s,~s,. a, as. representative al ~"
highway association. 10 o'asr sss'ss
which ate isisfssi.i 10 sae rsn'ne'
,iaa Of kishuaya ,ssAias 10 saa
lAsn.,Sh c.iasa4n. The ssIiEsais ~
shr ssss~ have sps 81 special ssses 'a'
the Colorado sr.inxs eonsr.s;ns. AMI
Il IL expected ths; thee u'i' hr
rnoa a-i-xsiiass n'~s1n; sfnn ~'-rr
tart at the slate.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-10
IQ IkAQE

go acres ah!mproscd land. I'd.
joining iInns Pines National tnrr-i.
In Eastern Montana. m tho Little
Missouri river. wouid consider =
trade for Trinidad property. Address
r. =. caro- chrnnicic News. snd ]
will meet yo,, II you have someshinr
to offer. -
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-10
lycEun Pao0RAN TONIGHT

Toaisht st tue hiSh srhanl aah''
Snsium kash~sin~ isiasvay ~tii At
rear IL . rso;san of h,sh eisss Gu
Sssss.iam~Ns. Thss !. on~ ~ tt'
ReAps'a i,erum eons." and m" 81
tho very hrs, srcs hero katherine
Eiav~sy &. onr ofshc h@s' entertain
rs b-fo:~ tn ?uaiic and of;r- a pro-
ssam that appeal. ,r 'hc sresrrs ri
iasriirrsus, Amusement.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-10
ilsrrH FOR TIE WHISTLE.

Listen for tue whistles! The C-N
carrier boys now resscss new whis.
ties. Tho boys Will blow tho whistles
when they. deliver papers. When
you hea4 the whistle tonight and
Nights hereafter get yonr C-S Just
after II has heen thrown.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-10

ATTENTION Q. 4. Z.
Regular Mecins NJ the Post sa'.
mrdsy cvcnisR at ::a0 O'Clock. In
siaiisiton of offerrs.-N. y. Hicks.
Comm andcr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-06-18
Why Is Charles Town Firm?
Because Its Citizens Have Learned
The Truth.

After reading this generous and en-
encouraging report from Mr.. Reinin-
ger. those who have the misfortune to
suffer. as he did. will naturally long to
get similar relief. But to get the
same good as Mr. Reininger had, you
should get the same remedy. There
are of course, other kidney pills but
there are no other kidney pills the
same as Doan's. That is why Charles
Town people demand the genuine.
.sIn my work Ihave to sit q great
deal in one position and this is very
hard on my kidneys.' says G E.Rein-
niger, tailor. Of 206 N. George St.
Charlss Town. MY kidneys became
irregular in action My feet swelled
and caused me considerable trouble I
had severe pains in my back and I'of-
ten had to place my hands across my
loins for relief. Finally / heard Of
Doan's Kidney Pills and began using
them. They quickly relieved me. One
box stopped the pains ii my back and
reduced the swelling. Doan's Kidney
Pills also made my kidneys normal
Price SOC ST Al dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy get
Doan,s Kidney Pills tie same that
Nj. Reiningsr had Foster nilbuEn
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