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TO OPEN ODD NEW 0HUB0H.
ArchAnEel's n Combination Of Apartments
and Auditorium.

Archangel'G a Combination Of ApAFtmenu
and Auditorium.
Tho new Episcopal Church Of the Arch
angel, In ST. Nicholas avenue, Just north
Of liIth street, VIII be opened tomorrow.
The church building, which Il a oombina-
ton Of auditorium and apartment house, Is
on an irregular plot hemmed In by high
apartments The front contains twenty
Ave rooms, and is only 20 be disting uished
from the apartments on either aide and IN
the neighborhood by Cross that sur
contains a Whitney memorial guild bail
In the basement and above are pariAh
rooms, rector's rooms and quarters Tor
parish workers
Running back is the church itself Prom
the front this church rs entered rom
ball In the parish house, II has space 70
to seat $50 persons, besides an unusually
Joep chancel, and place for q high organ
It e this church which Is 70 be used for
the first time tomorrow, although - yot
chairs take the place Of pewB,
The rector, the Rev. George s. Pratt,
viii preach In the morning, and tn the
evening the Rev. H NJ. Kirkby, the assistant
at All Souls Church One week from
tomorrow some memorials VIII be CON
secrated. They include an altar, Of marble,
given by the Misses Eastman In memory
Of their parents, and a reredos, given BY
the Mari family In memory Of John Oscar
Mari, long senior warden Of the pariSh
II IL said to be settled that upon the
sale Of AL SouS Church and property e
Madison avenue and StIty-sixth Streeti
It will be consolidated with the Archangel
Church. In that event the rector OF All
Souls, the Rev. S. D. Mcconnell win retire
and take up literary work, and Mr.. Krkey
will be attached to the consolidated parish.
A name for the new parish has not Jet
been selected, and il Is said there are It'll
some NEGOTIATIONS pending.
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REFrsED 10 am rae yYLPH.
were Not q ToWbOat," BiEnAllsd Fruit
steamer 20 the Presidents Yacht.

steamer 20 the Presidents Yacht.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, April 1.-THE Preai-
dent'a yacht Sylph was towed into Hampton
Roads -day in a crippled condition by
the II Gid. Two Of the yachts boiler
tubes blew out yesterday while sle was ofi
Cape Hatteras. The yacht. upon arrival
at Old Point, signAlled the Norfolk Navy
Yard by wireless and the tug Mohawk was
sut 70 tow the sylph TO the yard. Hero
Lieut.. =. T. Evans, commander Of the ves-
eel, said that 7. +. Murphy, FIRST class
maohinist, was severely burned on the face
and hands, and that j. J. Dalton, seaman,
was similarly burned by the blowing out Of
the two boiler tubes. The men wiz recover
and did not have TO be sent 10 the naval
hospital.
Lieut.. Evans said that Mrs. Roosevelt
left the yacht at jacksonville on Saturday
last and on wednS s1ay the Sylph, which had
called at Charleston, sailed from that port.
That night a severe gale made much trouble
The Sylph passed the Diamond Shoals Light
ship at ESQ O'Clock Wednesday morning
Two hours later the explosion occurred and
the yacht was anchored
Soon, in answer to our signals said
Lieut.. Evans, sthe sohooners Of the New
York machsrel fishing feet surrounded us
and stood by ell night doing everything
they could TO preserve u from harm
Shortly after the accident the United
Fruit Company's steamer OteTi, bound for
Baltimore, hove in sight, Answering our
signals for help she dgnalled- We aro not
towboat,' and passed a.
Lieut.. Evans said he was Informed hTe
that the oter proceeded up Chesapeake
Bay without signalling that there was q
vessel IN peril outside. He and Mrs. Evans.
who was with him aboard, are highly In
diEnAnt at the Oteri's action. The Lou
tenant said he would report the matter TO
Washington to-day.
The Morgan liner e Old cams along late
yesterday. picked up the syiph and toWed
her IN here. The yacht h APPARENTLY not
injured, saw In the boiler. A survey viii
be held after which 1t IL expected thatre-
pairs viii be made here
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Cnnf.,,,on, Of II. Poor sp,rlsr.

To TIE EDITOR or TIE SuN--,Sfr: III. p. IT,
rule would be a good one, n Il hadn't 80 many eE-
oeptonS. onhAnd. can mention these; mullen
sleigh sleiEht cleik, Psiades, leicester, nnAncieI
prescienee. Conscience, mereies-and there an
doubtless many Others
The word containing Ell which have oftenesi
seen misspeled y weird This IL spelled wrongly
In books put out by our best publishing houses
and Ne correct orthoGrsphy Ia 90 generally IN.
known that have even seen IN one OF our bssi
magazines a reference 10 Stevenson'S novel a
"W1er Of Hermiston." G. ".
RAILWAY. n. J., April ia
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ZION ne hapsToQ 0hfpnicN
Nh EnrroR Peese allow me space IN youT
paper. on last night, which vas the fsrd Of this
month, there was . marriage ~ my house or my
home rather Of gin that raised whose nSms vas
B. n. oarrstts 10 now married 70 Nj. Johnny Homes
and We he'd a grand time and almost . glorious
time and plenty 70 eat and 70 furnish larTe crowd
Of about us OF moro people ADD after which thsre
was plenty len and Der preSsnts was many 10 num-
Der 50 you M u IKE II ought 70 be and excuse
scattering words spd bad writing, I remain your
Respeo. Rev. THOMAS KEH.
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Pass the Corrupt Practices Act.

To TIE EDIToR OF The Sun Sir: One Of
the best bills introduced during this session
OF the legislature is the Braokett-PalmeT
Corrupt Practices bill IL should have the
support Of every man in the Senate and in
the Assembly, as well As Of all good citizens
and voters Of the State.
Let us hope the bill will pass. II IL . step
further toward laying a foundation for q
strong future political greatness for the
country. c. CONRAD WABTlGANN.
AMSTERDAM April Is
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CRAVE DIGGER ron oOAoHMAv.
The BeAa Secretary shaw Found IN me
Cvn Service list Of FliEibleS.

wLsIMoroN. April It.-SScretary Of
the Treasury Shaw wants a goodman
but he discovered several days ago that
under the new rules OF the Civfl SeTviro
Commission the driver Of his ohiciAl car
rage must be selected from the CLASSIFIED
mission for g list Of ellgibles, aud three
names we're submitted to-day. Mr. Shaw
finds that the best Of the lot \ at present
a grave digger at 81. Elizabeth's Hospital
for the Insane and that be not only Is not a
coachman, but has not driven q vehicle
Rotary has, however, about decided 10 Civ
the candidate a trial.
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hit Of the UalnswH.



The Artisan Lodge held their ssmi monthly nee,
ing a. Culver saturday. Mr.. oeroW OF Opal Prtine
vas present and helped with the entertainment.
Ut. oerov n an ezcsllsni SinTsT, and We think q
4 safe 70 say that ha music on TIE accordion can.
Dot be exoeiled Amer the reEuiaF programs. d.
". Barnett gave IN hh usual Nc dance. which n
alwtyt rood. Then cane Nm. -. Ali well We
have iorgotisn the lAdY'a namt. but from NE way
sbe dAnced " thnh shs has ~ some time travelled
win . oineua.
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THE POLICYHOLDERS.

To THH EDIIoR or THE suN-SU: You
have spoken out a. usual for the people.
without fear or favor. against the Hyde
Hartman combine
DO not rest the case TIL II IL safely landed
In the hands Of Ambassador Choste
This is the earnest wish Of the victims.
MoHTCLAIR, " j., April 10 p.
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Banking business in China must be profit
able. All open accounts have TO be paid
at the Chinese New Year. a varying date
in February. At that time the native
banks get as much as 20 per cent. month
for loans. At all times 4 to Q per cent a
month Is a common rate among natives.
As a matter Of fact, there is not enough
actual money in China 20 do the business
Of the country. What money there is does
not move quickly enough, owing to poor
transportation and eKtortionate rates Of
exchange.
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FOR ! Mann Preservation Society.

TO mt BDuoR or THE suN-siT' In view Of the
destruction that tareatsns Niagara FAls, could not
. sufhoient plumber Of lhnuenuA New forEen b
iovnd Who would combine 70 prevent caiAstrophe
70 disnairousi me scheme, e. ~ now stands Il
simply iniqultoua 70 the Last degree.
ThNATLI. n. J., April n. RuADEA
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Rsospuon 70 the Radclns Cub.

Mr.. and Ms. Dave H Morris nve 8
reception at The metropolitan olubon Friday
evening AZ which a hundred friends and
ven Eishfr Of RSa9 sg oeLssE had - =,
New YORK. Tne gpeaken were IL BARN
Russell BnEgs, PreEdsnt Of Radcliffe OIL
bge; Miss Agnes Irwin, the Dean; JoRph
B.Wener, Henry lee HiGEinson and Jarnss
q. OlOsVsn
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CAsns, u Psliey Annsunosd.


FroW ~ Jopita oaobe.
A. one tine In ths history Of the Giosf We wasted
considerable tins and space trying 70 un paper 10
suit the peculiar idess Of "CraEy Jake ADD Wee
VGnoy. But poor Jake Il dad nov and Yea V IN
the insane asylum a. Nevada, and We are 90 busy
installing new maohlnsry and gstiing ready for
the rush Of buslueas that s tnFt 70 come 70 thls
city that We can no longer wAsts sitheT urps or
space With that kind Of people, even thgggh they
rilnht. perrhAnee. occupy . pulpit
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DINNER TO SENATOR KEAN.
John l. WATERBURY EntertAins At the Met.
rOpolitan Cub.

rOpOlitan Cub.
John I. Waterbury gave a complimentary
dinner at the Metropolitan Club last even
ing 20 Senator John Kean Of New Jersey
in celebration Of the latter's reelection 20
the United States Senate, Senator Kean
made the only speech In response 10 an In
PRODUCTION by George Harvey. who re-
ferred 10 him ss "the most popular member
Of the most unpopular club In ths Untted
States
Crane. Charles Steele Samuel Rea, Charles
r, Miller, Luther Koupaze, Henry II Rogers
Clement A. 0riscom, Edward H. Hartman
Richard I. Wilson, George W. Perkins
Edward j. Berwind, George Y. BskeT
AlonBo b. Hepburn, Gen. James H. WILSON,
August Belmont, 81. Clair AcKSvHy,
Senator Dryden, Hamilton Fish, John /,
Cadwalader, Percy Chubb and Jamo
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To rHE EprToB OF THE sCN-Sir: Your CORE
spondent who IL troubled BY his rs" aud "e's- is
evidently unfamiliar With the old couplet IN refer
enoe 10 placing them together
Put T. before e except amer C; OF when
pronounced ike "a. as IN weigh and in neigh
Nav YoRK, April IS. l. ~ c.
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nsrkLsdd suu OK

Nero Ssbse eorrstpoadsass Piseata0Vh 0bsfrtsT
used 70 oommsnce In my rpou from this place
With Man Lad and BIZ family, but now Ne has
removed 70 ansther town and 20, 81 oouTas. he
and hh enterprising family are . past quantity.
but - be va here yesterday, ! can repou thai be
ana his wife and babies ere 81 vel and happy.
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NE Right. Of Piekpoeket..

To TIE EDITOR OF TIE SUN-SiT: IL Is not omen
that the editorial columns OF THE sun ahord its
readers an opportunity 70 correct en- tnAdvertent
OF erroneous statement, but IN your edtouh en-
uued the Case Of Young Mr.. HYDE In The SuN
OF April Q, you are surely inSdvsrtent or IN error
when you STATE: -Of course 10 u universally con
esded point Of law that q pekpooEet who has alb
strActed purse, and being detected, restores II 70
the owner. by that act absolves himself nom the
intention and the consequences OF crime. No
sensible person win dhputs that
Nov. a. the risk Of being barred from this veIy
eStimSble class the writer viii undertake 70 dispute
that.
II has Away been "a universally conceded point
Of law" that voluntary restitution By the thief
AFTER the larceny Is complete. no matter how soon
the repaa'Anct follows the crime, VII not purge
hs guilt, though II may be considered In mitE alton
OF his punishment" And the Oourt Of Appeals OF
New YORK state has even held thas a Temporary
possession Of the stolen property By the thief,
thoaEh but for moment, 4 Guf1clsnt 70 sustain a
conviction for larceny. And In Another case.
where a thief WAS caught In the act Of Withdrawing
his hand from q lAdy'S pocket. although 10 appeared
that the pocket was empty and nothing could be
stolen ne New York Ooun Of Appeals Hkswse
sustained the defendants conviction ~ IN attempt
70 commit the crime OF larceny.
The inst OF the cases above referred 70 Was almost
Identical a. 70 ia facts with the which you have
supposed. The thief there buoceeded Ia lifting the
pookstbook Of bank collector only about three
incbes out OF the pocket when he wa detected.
and be Iet 70 Of the purse. He nevertheless
convicted Of larceny and his conviction Wa o
tanned.
AN you not In error therefore IN your statement
that "A pfokpocret Who has distracted a purse,
and. being detected, restores 10 70 the owner. by
that act Gbsolyes himself from the Intention and
The consequences Of erins1
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10 nm EDrfon o. TN suH-stg TbsTs Isn't
: drinh Of good WHISKY 70 BE- had 10 Boston.
NV yoHE, Apm n ~ Jhoou.
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pl,spps.rase, d b, Nar.Aar,ki.,.

Fr0M ~ 81. Pew DefprifA.
Tudre OFT spoke few formal words today 81
Special Tenn. sud NE names Of I'VE peruona were
ohanred flom Warshavntu 70 Warrcn.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-11-10

High grade kerosene and gaso-
line at Hamilton's drug store.
1t you want first class black
smithlng, go to Frank Brumbly.
Mrs. o. E. White and Mrs. d. X.
Murphy were calling upon friends
in Sanford, Wednesday.
p. S. Johnson was at La Jolla
and Buena Vista Tuesday on bust
ness.
Mrs. j. White johnson is seri-
ously i'll at her residence on Wal
nut street.
We now offer special induce
ments on overcoats and clothing.
Wallace Mercantile Company.
Manuel Martinez is down from
the Asiatic on a visit to his folks
at Capulin. He was in La Jara
last Saturday and paid The Chron-
icle pleasant visit.
The Allen-Webb Amusement
company gave their entertainment
to large and well pleased aud
fence Thursday night. The show
consisted of moving pictures and
illustrated songs and afforded a
good evenings entertainment.
The Utah Construction company
needs at once at Elizabethtown,
New Mexico, one hundred and fifty
teams with men. Either contract
or day work. Wages first class.
For particulars enquire of R. j.
Kavalec at the Bank of Monte
Vista, La Jara, or of Fl. K. Chris
tensen at Sanford
DR. Edward Bogard, wi o recent
ly came to our town from st.
Louis, has associated himself in
co-partnership with DIR. Hamilton
for the practice of medicine and
surgery. DIR. Bogard is a gradu-
ate of the medical department OF
the Barnes University, and comes
well recommended from those who
know him best. He has had con-
siderable hospital experience and
has been very successful in private
practice.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-11-10

Brumbly, blacksmith that's all
The best paints and oils at Ham.
ilton's drug store.
Wednesday was one of the real
old business days.
All kinds of bottled goods al
Dunham & Hendren's.
We have chicken feed for sale
Wallace Mercantile Co.
Sweet potatoes and other vege.
tables at G. G. Oliver e. Co.'s.
Walter Seyfer is confined to his
bed with severe attack of rheu.
matism.
Big assortment of souvenir post
cards and burnt leather goods at
The La Jara Drug Store.
Aker Bros. have rented the old
Board of Trade building and will
occupy it as residence until a
more suitable one can be found.
There will be a service at 3:3C
p. m. on Sunday, Nov. 18th, at
the Episcopal church. The Right
Rev. Charles S. Olmstead, the
bishop of Colorado. will preach.
The apportionment of taxes to
be paid by the various counties
has been completed by the state
auditor and Conejos county's state
tax has been placed at S6,177.03.
If you are not a regular paid up
subscriber of this organ of the
church and home circle you should
borrow it Of your neighbor, for you
really can't afford to live in ignor-
ance of the news of your commu-
nifty.
Sheriff Garcia reached Alamosa
this morning, having Abe Schiller
in custody. The prisoner waived
examination at his preliminary
hearing before Justice Newton and
was bound over to the next term
of the district court, his bonds be-
ing placed at $4,000 which he
furnished.
New wheat for sale. Wallace
Mercantile Co.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-11-10

and Mrs. G thinks buff birds are
just lovely and Mrs. d knows that
the silver spangled ones are the
best layers in the world and SO it
goes all over the neighborhood.
Does Mrs. Tilson think that there
is no individuality among our
wives? Tut! tut! Mrs. Tilson.
they are individuality personified.
DIR. Glover's talk on the diseases
of farm animals was the best and
most interesting of the session.
Among other things, he said that
he believed more animals were
killed by dosing with medicine
than we're saved. The best treat
ment of bloated horse, he said.
was to pierce the right side in
front of the hip bone with long
slim trocar Bloat in COW is
treated by piercing the left side
with trocar or knife. Never use
knife to relieve bloat in horses.
From him we learned that hog
cholera is prevalent in many sec
tions of this state and that great
care must be taken to prevent the
disease from entering San Luis
valley. The doctor had specimens
of five different poisonous weeds
that grow on the range and stated
that the loss to the stockmen each
year from these weeds is 100000.
His talk on tuberculosis III the COW
and in man was very instructive
He stated that wherever the COW
exists on earth, there man is af-
fected with the white plague.
The professors were all highly
pleased with San Luis valley and
predicted great future and great
increase in its farm lands. We
hope to have real old-fashioned
farmers institute here sometime
in next February.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-11-10
All kinds of blacksmithing at

All kinds of blacksmithing al
Brumbly's new shop.
Wall paper always in stock al
Hamilton's drug store.
Frank Wetzler came down from
the mountains Tuesday.
When you are thirsty get cool
glass of beer at the Dew Drop Inn
Jesus Torres of Capulin was do
ing business in the city Wednes.
day.
They all say it's the best What
Hesperus coal. Sold by the Wal
lace Mercantile Company.
The freight service is very ir-
regular and is causing local mer-
chants much loss by inability to
maintain their stocks.
Tom McCunniff will write you
insurance on hay and grain at
prices that will pay you to in
sure. AND DON'T YOU FOR
GET 1T.
E. Y. Gonzales returned Tues
day from two weeks business
trip to Chama and Abiquiu, N
NJ, where he went to sell and de-
liver his immense 1905 crop of
lambs.
The suicide of Milton Franklin
Andrews, the slayer of Bessie Bou.
ton, on being found by the police
who had warrants for his arrest,
confirms the old adage that "the
wages of sin is DEATH"
The political landslide in Ohio
marks the first election of "A demo-
cratic governor of that state for
about nineteen years. 1t will be
remembered by our readers that
The Chronicle predicted some two
months ago the election of Pat
tison as governor of the buckeye
state and we were subjected to
considerable ridicule as d conse-
quence.
The Dew Drop Inn for the best
goods. Do drop in.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-11-10
] EVENTS OF THE WEEK

Fresh Vegetables at divers
Fresh fruits of all kinds at G. Il
Oliver G. Co.'S.
We guarantee all our coal The
Wallace Mercantile Company.
The La Jara writing and school
tablets at Hamilton's drug store.
When you want fresh drugs go
to the La Jara Drug Store, FL. o.
Ellis, proprietor.
Sweaters, facinators and hoods
at less than cost. Get one. Wal
lace Mercantile Company.
Mrs. Geo. S. Lovett arrived
home Sunday morning after de-
lightful fortnight's visit with Den
yer friends.
Marcus Funk of Sanford was de-
posting his grain with the mill
Wednesday. He raised one of the
regular old style San Luis valley
crops of wheat.
The abstract of assessment of
Conejos county for the year 1905
appears in another column of this
issue and will undoubtedly prove
of interest to our readers.
John Hilton came down from
Alamosa Wednesday for the tran
saction of business and renewal of
old time acquaintance. While
here he gave The Chronicle sub
stantial lift for which we are duly
grateful.
The masquerade ball given by
Chas. ID. Weist in his new store
last Saturday evening was one of
the successes of the season. The
music of the La Jara orchestra
was splendid, the attendance was
large and many of the costumes
were striking and original.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-11-10
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#RANCHMAN'S COLUMN /

Edited by Hon. D. E. Newcomb.

Edited by Hon. D. E. Newcomb.
1t is certainly unfortunate that
SO few farmers were able to attend
the Farmers Institute held in La
,Jara last week. What with thresh-
ing and marketing grain and po-
tatoes and the press of fall work
that must be done at once or not at
all very few country people were
in attendance. The meeting could
hardly be called an Institute. 1t
was branch work of the Agricul-
tural College and consisted of n
number of lectures OF talks on
farm and stock topics by the pro-
fessors of the college which were
very instructive. The college by
this work expects and wants every
farmer and stockraiser in the
state, enrolled as a student. One
of the most interesting talks was
made by Prof. Olin on seed Sc
lection. He demonstrated the
fact that it is just as important to
breed the best wheat, oats and po-
tatoes as to breed to pure bred
horses, cattle and hogs. That like
produces like in both vegetable and
animal kingdom. He dwelt upon
the fact that farmers did not use
sufficient care in planting only the
best grain kernels, and potatoes of
the shape and quality desired to be
produced. He thought that far
mers were making a mistake in
not all planting the same variety
of the different kinds of grain and
potatoes. Prof. Olin is an enthu-
siast in his work and cannot help
accomplishing great results.
1t would have done you good to
hear Mrs. Tilson cackle, 1 mean
no disrespect to the talented lady,
for truly she knows all about
chickens and can tell what she
knows as easily and with as much
gusto as pullet cackles after lay
ing an egg. She recommended
that all the neighbors raise the
same variety of chickens SO that
valuable roosters could be exchan-
ged. Right there she fell down.
Being woman she ought to know
that if Mrs. A raises white chick
ems, Mrs. B will raise black ones,
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-11-10
Special Train.

Special train to the mass meet
ing at Alamosa, November 15, will
leave Antonito at 8. a. M, leave
Romeo at GIT, and leave La Jara
at 9:35. Returning the train
leaves Alamosa at $50 p. m.
The railroad company has made
a rate of one fare for the round
trip.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-11-10
Must Have Money.

All persons indebted to me are
respectfully requested to call and
settle. You got my goods I need
the money. l accommodated you
now it is up to you to act at
once. LEROY WILSON.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-11-10
Bids Wanted.

Grading contract to let at Hope
well, New Mexico, for earth dams.
For particulars apply to M. j. Gill
at Hopewell, work to begin at
once. The right to reject any and
all bids is reserved.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-11-10
Public Notice.

For the last six months we have
been closing out our stock of goods
at this point at cost, giving you
the benefit of our profit. We now
ask settlement in full.
The WALLACE MER. Co.
By j. L. Wallace, Mgr.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-11-10

Durham d Hendren are the sole
agents in La Jara for the celebrat-
cd VIM. Berkle handmade sour
mash whisky, the best and purest
goods on the market. Bottled in
bond, insuring its purity.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-11-10

When we say Hesperus coal is
the best we know we can convince
you, A trial is all it needs. The
Wallace Mercantile Company.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-11-10

If your horses need shoeing
take them to Brumbly's. He'll do
the work right and at fair prices.