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The La Jara chronicle., 1905-02-03

Oyercoats and Clothing way down
at Wilson's.
Laundry sent every Moni,v w
ter Wilson.
Olin Perdew shippe! car ii ho. 9
to Monte Vista Monday.
Lay in your winter supply of Cod
at the right price.
Ormond's Coal is the best sp'i
price loves. in La Jara.
There was rabbit hunt near
Hooper Monday and roo were round
ed up.
Mrs. Hamilton, mother of DIR.
Hamilton, has greatly improved dur
ing the past week.
Last Sunday morning the passen-
ger train came in four hours late on
account of wreck.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick, head miller at the
La Jara NJ. & E. Co., was at Ala
mosa Saturday night.
Winter is still here. You need
warm Coats and Overshoes. You
can get them at Wilson q
Some repairs have been made on
the boilers at the flour mill and now
the mill is running smoothly.
Nearly all the wool in this section
has been contracted for at prices
ranging from 15t to 17ac per pound.
G. H. Rippey came in Sunday
from Winterset, Iowa, where he has
been visiting and booming the San
Luis valley.
Theo. Andersen is now prepared to
do harness repairing Mt his shop in
the rear end of the CHRONICLE office.
For good work give him call.
Go to Wilson's and buy in a sup
ply Of Shoes while you can get 10
percent discount for cash. 1t is
equal to one pair free in ten.
Judge Thos. McCunniff says that
when he landed at La Jara 90 years
ago ther. were but two cleared and
fenced ranches in this vicinity.
Mr.. La Rue and Mr.. York came in
from Iowa last Tuesday No orning
with two car loads of household
goods, farm machinery and stock.
Quality is what you get when you
buy Coal at Wallace Mercantile Co.
The greatest need of La Jara at
present is additional facilities for
shipping cattle and sheep. The at
ten,ion of the D. & r, G., should be
strongly and effectively called to this
requirement.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-02-03
Beatty Bros. are We!comed..

A $4,000 moving Picture Show
including all the latest colored NOV.
ing pictures, illustrated songs aud
latest nlusc. Beaty Bros, proprie-
tors, have the only six machines on
earth equipped with Diamond pro
Jecting lens and six sprockets, doing
away with that vibration and blur.
A few of the many pictures: A
drunken tramp on roller skates; Ca
sey and mis- twins; Johnson's goat /;
General Slocum disaster; boar hunt
ing, showing horsemen and 200
pretty white.spotted bounds; Japa-
nese and Russian war, showing land
and sea battles; hundreds of Rus
slams killed in land battle; the
great train robbery and many others.
A Frenchman looking for a wife.
Prof Shary, renowned pianist and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Mounts in latest
illustrated Songs; Mr.. Mounts is a
robust tenor. Mrs. Mounts French
Nightingale with rare lyric soprano
voice, in such popular airs as: 1.-The
Holy City, "The Tie That Binds" ="
"Orange Blossoms" "She Is Wait
ing and others.
Beatty Bros, managers, do not ad-
vertise any special.ies bat we under
stand they have the best comedy
sketch team on the road. This show
comes to our town highly recommend
ed by the press from the east TO the
west, and will undoubtedly draw a
packed house. Pictures guaranteed
not to quiver or blur.
La Jara Opera House, Tuesday,
Feb. Z. Admission %, 35 and soc.
Tickets on sale at divers.
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M arried.

The marriage of Mr.. r. w. Schu-
essler. of Antonito and Miss Aura Ii.
Blake, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
G. Blake, Of La Jara, was solemnized
at the Catholic Church at Conejos
last Tuesday, January 81, at 9 a. IN.
in the presence of relatives and
friends.
The CHRONICLE joins in eongratu-
lations and well wishes.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-02-03
AMONG OUR EXCHANG IS.

Pagosa Springs Observer:-Repre
sentative G. II. Wilder has introduc-
ed bill in the legislature appropro-
priating $1,000 for the construction of
bridge across the San Juan river on
San Juan street in Pagosa Springs.
DR.. Milton, now dead, was ipstru-
mental in having the bill introduced
1t is just measure and every citizen
of this county who has friend in
the legislature should write to that
friend urging the passage of the bill.
The county commissioners should
also devote some attention to the
matter. Archuleta county never re
ceived any money from the internal
improvement fund except small ap-
preparation few years ago for road
which was of little benefit, and we
are entitled to something by this time.
Monte Vista ournal:-The Val
ley Land Company sold the South
Farm this week to Messrs. Henry
Getz, Peter Getz, Geo. Getz
and Samuel RiggenBach, of Illinois,
who will be here with their families
to take possession about the first Of
March. The farm comprises about
5000 acres and is very valuable
property. The new owners have
purchased nearly all the company 5
persooal property at the farm ard
will continue to farm the land on
about the same lines as the company
has done.
Saguache Crescent Tho little
danghrer of j. NJ. Carson who lives
near the La Garita farm was killed
last Saturday by fall from horse.
The little girl who was about 10
years old was riding the horse near
the house when she was thrown to
the ground striking her head. AT
first she was not thought to be se-
riousty injured but she lived only a
few hours after the accident.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-02-03
The Chattanooga Advertising.

The Chattanooga Medicine G0n.alr. with
Ia boratoric- aud general U'ilce- Hr GA. lErAr
ga Tennessee. aud branch hOU-a. az ST. Luui-.
Mo. and San francisco. Cul.. l..r become ~"
of the larGeat brourirTary medicine Cpucrrlt
in tho world. In the Growth of ttI. -rn4t bus
merit of its products Wine ~ rl-Ali and
Thcdford's Black -Draught-hl- lHr4 NiJ Ii
recognize and he Original ADVERTISING METH
DDS adopted have excited crelv rpumeI.t
Tho publicity for these medicines docs not
consist OF the catch phrase ant cEtrnvasgf
statement too often employed in H7 rarti-i q
to-day, but instead the plAiu story .t sEgCCt
Language of the people Themselves The fos
lowing letter l. fair sample OF the -EpgE-
ands of Wine of Cardui Testimonials pub
lishcd duriug tho past twenty years.
2gis Eastern Avenue.
CISCINSATi, ONO, Mhy - li'H.
consider Wine of Gardui a most excellent
woinan's remedy. 1t is certuinly specific a. a
tonic and regulator. For eight years 7 sut
fsred with female trouble. had intense pa in
I was unable to stand at times. Medicine go
no. seem to help me. but after oil remedies hal
In led me Wine of Cariui provcdm my one EregI
I rue friend. What a relief cEpericncedt II
came only few DAYS after started taking i.
l used it faithfully for four IN onths and graft
ully grew stronger md better. am now reg
u lar to the day and for the past two yeaG-
have enjoyed blo,- =ed good health. ! certainly
wish every sick and suffering woman couli
know of your blessed medicine. how II uoL
pain and suffering it would prevent, aud what
a difference 1t would make in thousands OF
homes where there is sickness aud sorrow TO
day, If they had some Wine Of Cn-dui it
We uld bring relief and joy instead.
MARGARET GREENAIYER.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-02-03
| 1cal. HAPPENINGS


Brnu. Sl25. Retail.
Bran, Sll5 Wholesale.
Barley chop 81 %.
New wheat, S1.70.
Oats, black S1.0o.
Oats, white S1.1o.
Hay $500 per ton.
Alfalfa Sc so per ton.
Wallace Mercantile Co. makes a
speciality of handling A l Coal.
Center, in Rio Grando county,
wants to be incorporated.
The Mt. Lookout Mining Co., of
La Jara are working their assess
ment in Alamosa Caron.
Cyrus f. Newcomb, an old San
Juan pioneer, recently died of par
alysis, aged about so, says the Del
Norte Prospector.
Go to the Wallace Nero. Co, and
see what they will do for you on a
Suit or Overcoat. Ther'll be money
saved to you.
The stream of San Luis Valley
lambs, pea-fattened, plump, pretty
continues to flow out to eastern mar
kets where they command top prices.
"Where are you going?" ITO the
Club saloon. where you'll find the
boys drinking Budwiser beer and
champaign. There's no place like
it."
Last Sunday R. B. Wallace, of
Monte Vista, informed a CHRONICLE
representative that Mrs. Wallace was
improving and thought to be out of
danger.
DIR. Scheussler expert dentist and
dental surgeon, will be in La Jara
the second week of each month,
Prices reasonable and work absolutely
guaranteed.
G. E. Metcalf states that letter
to him from friend at Durango
says that Henry Wallman was seen
there and that he WAS on his way to
southern Mexico.
We are pleased to have Sc many of
our friends come and settle, and are
waiting for the rest to como in and
do the same. We are always ready
to receipt your account, so do not
forget us, but be in hurry to avoid
the rush. Do not forget and ask
goods to be charged for we are not
doing credit business.
OLIVER & Co.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-02-03
Stcle Provisions.

Last Monday during the absence
of the family tramps entered :he
home of Asbury Willard, about u
mile aud quarter north of La Jara
and carried off lot of provisions
consisting of meat, potatoes, lard,
canned fruits, bread and pies. The
thieves got away with the stuff.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-02-03
In MemOrium.

In loving remembrance of STELLA,
daughter of George and Maggie
Brumbly, who passed away February
l, 1905.
How long and lone the dreary days,
Since we laid our precious babe away,
With naught for solaco, but memories dear
Where worships our darling with angels near.
PAPA AND MAMMA.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-02-03
A Runaway Bicycle,

Terminated with an ugly cut on the
leg of J. Il. Orner, of Franklin Grove,
Ill. 1t developed stubborn ulcer,
unyielding to doctors and remedies
for four years. Then Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salvc cured It's just as good for
Burns, Scalds, Skin Eruptions and
Piles. 25c, at Geo. Hamilton's Drug
Store.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-02-03
Stockholders Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of The Manessa Land and
Irrigation Company will be held in
Huffaker Hall in Manassa, Colo, Oh
Monday, Feb. 6, A. b, 1905, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating and electing directors for
the ensuing year, and for the trans
action of such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
Dated at Manassa, Colo, Jan. ~,
1905.
ALBERT R. SMITH,
j27.2 Secretary.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-02-03
Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank the kind friends
for their help and sympathy in the
sickness and death of our baby, Stella.
Such sympathetic acts we shall long
remember,
Mr.. AND MRs. Gro. BRuMBLY.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-02-03

Neat job printing done at the
CHRONICLE office.
Picked pigs feet. They are fine.
Try them at divers.
]. G. Carter, of Los Cerritos, was a
Ia Jara visitor Monday.
Once used always used. Hesperus
Lump Coal Wallace Nero. Co.
} Call at Wilson'S S and see how cheap
YOU can get Overeoats and Clothing.
The Wallace Mercantile Co., are
taking their annual invoice of stock.
Leroy Mullins, of Sanford. has re-
turned to Creede. after short visit to
his parents.
Dunhsm & Hendren are having
lumber hauled to the site Of their
new building.
1t is nearing the time to give for
NAL notice, by the usual publication,
of the spring election.
The Wallace Mere. Co., are ma
king some very special prices on
Suits and Overcoats.
Peter Hanson, of the Hanson
ranch, Is miles east, was doing busi-
ness in La lara Wednesday.
r. A. Austin, of Denver, was ma
king an inspection of his Los Sauses
property the first of the week.
TEAMFoR SALE-Choice, large well
broke team, weight about 5000.
MARTIN NJ. WARD
Romeo, Colo.
! The CHRONICLE has received copy
of the Juvenile Court Laws of the
State of Colorado, compiled by Judge
Ben. B. Lindsey.
Mr.. B. W. King, well known
citizen of this place came in Tuesday
morning from a 6,000 mile trip
through the east, going as far as In.
diana. He went on trip in the in
terest of the valley. He visited many
towns and cities in Indiana, and es-
tahlished about 40 agencies in that
state for the sale of lands in this val
ley. He reports blizzard on when
he left there, and expressed himself
as pleased TO get back to the sunshine
of Colorado and the San Luis Val
ley.
| CAsH-We do not deal in talk.
Cash only. Then if you didn't get
goods why do you pay for them.
No ill feeling in any way. Pay for
what you get. Will sell you goods
cheap. All kinds of fresh meats, to-
bacco, and fresh line of crackers
and cookies.
Oliver & Co.
Last weeks Antonito Ledger con-
tanned long, cross, grabbed, srouchy,
grumpy article about the foot race
here between Guyman and Lucero,
designating the race as fake and in
timating all kinds of things regarding
the way il was conducted, and im-
agining various sinister transactions,
and even solemnly subscribing to the
belief that it might have wound up
in bloody riot. The Ledger scribe
should calrl his troubled spirit, cool
his heated brow, keep quiet, saw
wood. This thing of an editor
scraping the bottom of his worn wal
let for the last aud only 80 cents and
posting it with trembling hand on a
race and losing, is, we profoundly
agree, matter of serious concern,
but the sonorous roar is dead against
the sentiment OF ga stiff upper lip"
in times of adversely.
The Club saloon is making repu-
tation for itself on the fine line of
cigars it carries. Their two for
quarter aud fifteen cent cigars are
worth the money. They are not
cent smokes.
Bulls for Sale.
Repistered short horn bulls for sole
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-02-03

SrRAYED-From my premises about
the last of October, one red Short Horn
bull, years old next June. branded
thus = on left side. Any information
leading to his return TO me wall be
paid for. j. G. PUasLEY,
La JaEa, Colo.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-02-03
Bulls for Sale.

Registered short horn balls for sale
by Sherwin, Wilder & Neff. Enquire
of VIM. Neff. La lara, Colo.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-02-03
First National Bank,
MONTE VISTA, COLO.

Accounts of corporations and individuals
solicited. Every accommodation consistent
with safe and conservative banking.
Send your Monte Vista items; we will make
collections and romit promptly.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-02-03

II. II. ABBoTT, President
GEO. W. GATES, vice-Presidcnt
WESLEY SrALEY, Cashier
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-02-03
Will Take Down and Rebuild.

The johnson Supply Co., will soon
commence to take down the building
next to their corner room and will
rebuild it in a substantial manner,
which will be great improvement
and give them fine quarters.
Before buying Coal get prices from
Ormond.
Mrs. J. l.. Fox left Thursday on a
visit to Iowa.
A. P. Mortensen was doing bust
ness at Manassa Tuesday.
There is some complaint regarding
the roads which need repairing.
The Wallace Mere. Co., are ma
king decided cuts on Suits aud Over
coats.
Farmer Carson looked up from his
search for potato bugs into the face of
former neighhor who was visiting
old friends after the absence of ten
years.
"How's your son Dick getting
on?" he asked afer few prelimina-
ries.
Dick? Oh, he's getting on first
rate, he's sort of a DOCTOR said the
father.
"How about Arthur"
"Arthur? Oh, he 5 getting on all
right, too. He's sort of a lawyer.
whats Jim doing?" he contin-
ued.
ooh, Jim, he's doing fine; he's a
sort of a preacher" said Mr.. Carson,
cheerfully.
"And you keep right on here, !"
said the old neighbor, with evident
regret.
"Well, er, for the present." said
Mr.. Carson, apologetically. You
see, it seems kind of advisable for
some one to be sort of farmer, and
kind of feed Dick and Arthur and
Jim for another ten years or so, till
they get sort of an income"
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-02-03

PRIV
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-04-01
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

Fresh oysters at Harry's.
ALI and All at Shorty's.
Stetso1hlts at WD) lift
Only the best at the Oberon.
Best and cheapest light IN
earth at Beach's.
w. A. Short, the Hazen cold
storage mau, was a Fallon visit
or tue first of the week. He re-
ports an increasing business in
his line.
Now is the time to get that
suit cleaned aud pressed, and
Happy, who lives in Happy
Hollow near 'Possum Hollow
will be happy to get the job.
Rev, G W. Black was in Reno
the first of the week transacting
business. He saws that the
state metropolis, is undergoing "A
good deal of improvement.
CLYDE TAYLOR, the victim ct an
assault, occurring about two
weeks ago, in which lie received
a serious gunshot wound, is pro
crossing uicelv and will be up
and arouud soon.
c. p. Cirac, w. T. and F. A.
Dalton aud Mrs F. \. Dalton
were i'll Fallon Thursday even
ing. Messrs. G. p. Cirac aud +
A. Dalton were initiated into
the first degree of the knights of
Pvthias.
G. Proctor returned Friday
from Fresno aud ether Californ-
ia points, where he has heeu
looking into the merits of cemeut
blocks. He and |. NJ. Smitteu.
his business partner. expect to
engage in the manufacture oi
this staple building materiaI
should conditions justify.
At a meeting held recently bx
the citizens interested, the mon
CIV unused, that had been coliec.
led or subscribed for iucorpora.
ton purposes, was unanimously
voted To the Baptist church, &c
apply on their new church build
ing.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-04-01

Senator w. w. VILLAINS is SER
iously threatened with .pneu-
monia at his home in this city.
Beach will furnish Honey Lake
alfalfa seed at unheard of prices
in lots of 100 pounds aud up.
SUNDAY school will be held
in the hall on Sunday afternoon
at 2 D. III. All are cordially in
vited.
Miss Maud Shirley has resign
ed her position in County Audi
tor Likes office and will leave
tomorrow for Reno where she
will visit relatives and friends.
A full and complete stock of
ladies' millinery, and hats and
caps for children can be found at
the Dav hotel on Mulberry
street.
E. w Black has bought q COM
plete undertaking outfit, and
will equip i'll the uear future a
neat m%ortuary parlor, He has
also purchased a hearse to be
used in conjunction with his IN
dertakiug business,
Settings of Barred Plymouth
Rock eggs can I've procured from
G. w. Likes Those desiring the
sane. please leave orders i'll ad-
vance.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-04-01
Pike & Jones, Law Office.

Judge Jones has moved from Austin
to Reno, and formed Il partnership
with ". II. \. Pike, for the practice OF
law. They have opened offices III the
Sunderland building on Virginia street,
where all legal work entrusted To their
care will be attended to with accuracy
and dispatch. Residence phone,
Brown 2ii; office phone, Red 2O4.
Notary public in the office.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
POLICE THINK TORTURICI
MAY HAVE ENDED LIFE
Woman Makes Statement That He
Declared to Her He Would
Never BE Taken Alive

There is a growing belief in the
minds of the police that Pietro Tor
turici, the murderer of Biaggio Vilardo,
has committed suicide. Policeman
Frank Esola, who knows Torturici and
has been working steadily on the case,
admitted yesterday that Torturici had
declared as soon as he learned that
the police were searching for him that
he would never be taken alive. He
made the declaration to woman, who
informed Esola.. She also said that
Torturici had shown her revolver.
Whether he is dead or alive the
search for him is being vigorously
prosecuted by Policemen Esola, Evatt
and Freel throughout the Latin quar-
ter. They are hampered by the re-
ticence of those who could help them
but for fear of the vengeance of the
Malta.
The case of Mrs. Rosa Torturici will
be laid before the Grand Jury to-day
and tomorrow afternoon the argu-
ment on her application for release on
a writ Of habeas corpus will be heard
by Judge Lawlor.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
SUSPECTS SERVANT GIRL
OF STEALING PROPERTY
Jules Aron Reports Loss of Jewelry
and Coin and He Accuses
Domestic.

Jules Aron, 1913 Steiner street, re-
ported to the police early yesterday
morning that during the absence OF
the family between the hours of p.
m. and midnight Saturday night the
house was ransacked and jewelry, sill
verWare and coin to the value of
SCI were stolen As there was no
evidence of the place having been
broken into. Aron said he suspected
Hannah Breen. a servant who had
disappeared. He gave a description
of her and the police are searching
for her.
Walter j. Milestone, 2O7 Francisco
street, reported that the place was
entered on Saturday evening through
q back window which had been left
open A new Overcoat valued at SIS
and a lady's gold watch and link
chain valued at s35 were stolen
Michael Martin, a paperhanger
living at Warren place, reported
that his grip, containing his tools. was
stolen from a Fillmore-street car on
Saturday. He placed the grip be-
tween the two front seats and when
he went TO get il on leaving the car
the grip was gone.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
POLICE SEARCH
|. FOR EX.CONYI
Every Effort Being Made to
Find James Brown, Wanted
/ for the Murder of Reilly
IhINK HE FIRED SHOTS
Several Citizens Will Call
at City Prison To-Day to
Have Look at Frank Kelly
| hINK HE FIRED SHOTS

The men who may be able to identify
Frank Kelly, alias Weakness" the ex-
convict arrested on Saturday evening
by Detective Ryan for being impli-
Gated in the hold-up at j. C. Brutt's
saloon, Second and Brannan streets.
on the night of April 81 when Thomas
Reilly was shot and killed. will call
at the City Prison to-day to see if
they can identify him. Yesterday w.
H. Riddel had a look at Kelly in the
prison, but he could not recognize him
as one Of the three men he said he
saw standing at the entrance to the
saloon just before the pop of revoIvers.
Riddel was arrested as a suspect by
Special Policeman Staub.
Detective Ryan is looking for James
Brown, ex-convict and companion of
Kelly Brown lived at Gilbert street.
He has not been there since the night
of the murder, as the place has been
watched Circumstances point strong
ly to Brown as the man who fired the
shots at Brutt and possibly killed
Reilly. Shortly after the shooting he
was seen crossing Fourth and Bryant
streets in the direction of his home.
He was hatless. A policeman came in
sight and Brown lodged behind tele-
graph pole. This fact. observed gby a
pedestrian, has aroused suspicion
Brown served a term in the peni-
tentiary at Walla Walla and was dis
charged four or five months ago. 1t
has been discovered that the hat left
behind had been purchased in Port
land about that time. and Brown was
evidently the purchaser. Detective
Ryan says Brown, Kelly and another
ex-convict named Burke went together
and were suspected of committing all
of the recent saloon hold-ups.
Riddel, -Skurs and Hunter. the three
suspects, are still being held in the
prison pending developments. Yester-
day Detective Ryan booked William
Beebe on two misdemeanor charges.
Beebe lived in the same house with
Hunter and Alice Mason. She will aD-
pear before Police Judge Cabaniss to-
day on the charge of vagrancy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
O'Leary's Body Is Found.

The body of Daniel O'Leary of
West Oakland, whose disappearance
was mentioned in yesterdays Call.
was found floating in the bay off sec
ton of the seawall yesterday by
Captain Fred Nordberg of the
schooner Letitia and F. c. Andrew,
1867 Oak street. The body was iden-
titled by Robert Nolan of 1923 Shart
street, Oakland. There is no suspicion
chain and 81 so in coin were found in
the pockets. 1t is supposed that
O'Leary had gone to the water front
in the expectation of getting boat
to take him to Oakland and had acci-
dentally fallen into The bay.