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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-06
DEATH CALLS FRITz THAULow

CHRISTIANIA, Nov 5.-The death is
announced at ValendaIa, Holland, Of
Fritz Thaulow, the Norwegian land
scape painter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-06

DIVIDEND NOTICE-Tbe Giant Powder Com
pany. Consolidated. Giant Station. California.
dividend. No "a. Of fifty cents (50cl per
share on the issued capital stock of the com
pany has been declared payable November 10,
1903. Transfer books close November 8, 1905.
at noon. Checks win be mailed. c. c..
QUINN. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-06

". SCHEPPLER & SON. jewellers. watchmakers
formerly Of 107I Market St. now at 1892 Mis-
sion ST. nesr 2Oth-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

Vaughn, Maud Ballington Booth. william
J hampton and Charles Henry Meltzer.
The December Metropolitan has from
tispiece a full color reproduction from
a painting by Emil Herring the Illus
TRAITOR for the leading story in the Metro
poutan. ''Fauch," by Henry Cottrell ROW
land. The very pretty cover design Is
the work OF Blendon Campbell. Writers
OF general articles. ictions and poetry
arc: J. V a. MacMurray, l.. D. Big
gers, Walter Title Sterling Heiis. Ches-
ter Firkins. Leonard Merrick, BirsLsail
Briscoe, Marjorie l. c. Pickthali. Gels
ton Spring Robert Browning. Frank II.
Sweet, Elsie Casseigne King, Jackson
Cross. Gerald Morgan, James Huneker.
Carolyn Wells. F. J. Burnett r r.
Ieppert. D. s. GrOesbuck. Richard Kirk,
w. Kuhn. G. Chappeu and Gilbert White.
The Christmas number Of Everybody's
Magazine has A drawing 10 accompany
the leading story, The Heart or the
House" by Mary Heaton Worse. other
authors represented In this number are:
Emerson Hugh. Vance Thompson, Al
phonse Mucha, r. Z. Park. O. W. Og-
den, c. e. Russell iona Gale. jill Men
key, Arthur Cotton, Eugene Wood
Charles O. D Roberts. Thomas W Law
son. Annie II Donnell, Jack London.
Ralph H Barbour. Elizabeth G. Bissell
and Thomas Walsh
The fantastic cover design for Gun
ter<s December issue has been done oy
A J Moore. Otherwise the attractive
table of contents has been made up by
II. Heyer. Catherine Carr. Sibyl snyder.
James Ravenscroft NJ. Quad, Archibald
Ciavering Gunter. Elizabeth L. Gerhard
Carlos Vivanti Gordon MegBy, calvin
Johnston. Henry Peregrtne Jones' Gilbert
Payson Coleman. Jack stockton, Philip
Lorraine. Athene Douglas ana Nanderney-
den Fyles.
Achievements in gardening take up the
text Of The Garden Magazine, published
by Doubleday. Page and Company for
December. which tells all about holly.
the outdoor winter garden, the Christ
mas berried-plants and disease-proof
cleunatis. It's writer's are Flora War
ner. Frank II. Presby. J. Q. Hogenson,
Mabel Daumont. J J. Wilson, n r.
Graves, Louise NJ Shaw, II. r Mosnat.
Louise Klein Miller. J. 3. Carpenter.
T. c. T, Wilhelm Miller. Homer Hodg-
iSins. Leonard Barron, 2. r. Barnes. NJ. X.
Farrand, Phineas Nolte. George Standen.
Ella c. Pond. r. II Horsford. w n.
Campbell. Lille Koch and Thomas Nc
Adam.
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NO REASON FOR IT
When Richmond Citizens Show
the Way.

There can be no Just reason why any
reader Of this will continue 70 suffer the
fortunes OF an aching back, the annoy
ance Of urinary disorders the dangers Of
diabetes or any kidney Ills when relief
IS 50 near at hand and the most positive
proof given that they can be cured.
Read what Richmond citizen says.
]. y. stubs moulder, Of al Thirty
first Street. says: For the last twenty
years ! have suffered almost constantly
with a duh aching pain across the email
Of my back and through the region Of the
Kidneys. At times It was 90 severe that
I could hardly get around to attend to my
work. AT night did not rest wen. and
In the morning would be tired and lame
II ] stopped tw1nges caught me. and I
felt miserable all tho time. ! took
remedy after remedy. wore plasters. and
rubbed ny back, but with no permanent
relief 1 heard of Doan's Kidney Pills
and got box at owens & Minor Drug
CO.'S store. Their good effect WAS soon
evident The one box did me more good
than ali the other remedies put together.
and ] am only too pleased TO recommend
them in return for the good that they
have done me-"
For sale by al dealers. Price 80 cents.
Foster Muburn Co. Buffalo, n. Y, sole
agents FOR the United states.
Remember the name--Doan' sand take
no other.
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BOOK REVIEW AND
MAGAZINE NOTES

PAUL BY e. +. BENSON. From the
J. r. Lppincott Company. OF Phna-
deiphis. publishers.
A new book from the pen Of F. r. Benz
SON. is accounted % moment in tho
literary world where pc is 80 well known
az the author of "Thc Angel OF Pain"
+The Chauoucrsr and other interesting
books.
Paul is cmphatcaiiy q love story, I'm
which Paul Norrls. an Enc'shuias. -
wonderful attractive personality. Norah.
the daDghter OF Lady haNcnscroft whom
DE loves. and Theodore Blckwith. the
man who causes them both ID great deal
OF unharQiutss. are tine most prominent
The book ahoeais i'm great deal OF
clever We and wholesome humor. though
The story is highly tragic
Paul Norris. in yielding to wild
desire for revenge. commits a great sin.
1suf re cCnfesscs his sin and. as far as in
him nes. makes atonoment for II.
The psychic point OF view in the book is
unusual. and for that reason very inter
estiuc The character OF Theodore Beck
with IS drawn with great skill and
aclmen. and the causes leading up 10 the
dramatic climax in which his death As
described are very strongly presented.
From Henry Holt and Company. Of
New York. has been received "A Ro-
nance OF old Wars" oy Virginia Haw-
trey. The story reverts % feudal life
in great French chateau and 20 the
wars between the French and the Dutch
of Philip Won Artevelde's time. The
book is strorgly written and contains the
story OF the passionate revolt Of the
young Sieur Of Chatelfors against the
French custom OF betrOthal when chill
dren are stu in their cradles. Because
DO and the young French girl were
forced upon each other. they ended by
never marrying al all The Sieur took
for his WIFE, on his way to the wars.
peasant woman named Suzanne. who
was nevertheless beautiful ana whom he
loved. lie was killed before he had
done with soldering and his last words
were an injunction TO his wife 10 take
his child. his little son but a few weeks
old. TO his mother and his home at
Chatelfors
There. no one knew Of his mesalli-
ance and when. with much pain and many
hardships. the widow he had left be-
hind holding her child i'm her arms.
have covered the weary way and done
his bidding. she was received with scorn
and unhehcf
The wedding ring She wore and the
testimony of others finally won Cor her
measure OF c~edcnco. Bot even then.
nothing else Size soon found that there
was no place for her at Chatelfors s..
feeling that she had no right to eN-
pose her husband son and heir to
Mont ,-r ...f.4 ....a 1.--....-
loved him She Iet4 bi,, o~ 1fS ,-,,.l
mothers l-,ess ar7 r.oct o.,t ,a~.,lr
a. become AGAIN "a woman NJ the 49,
PIE. | i'
g. Str rs sN-r, f.rr.-rr.r-N- on, tor
RAM, l,- r-,-,-s- ,r-,..N- -
INSTRUCTIONS h,- r,,sIt, 1870 NJ -, ~.
the = a. Poe Ina ~ 80 49, ...''
throi,ph the r1u ri o,, ,.'.,,',.-.
Co. OF Richmond
-r,a frontisDfoCo - .rt- ..,..
Naartfe,,1 color -,,f-,+f,,..
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Nerve.

Lazy Larry-"Say. lady. I'm dat hun
cry I don't know wat ter do. I amt
had nothin-"
Mrs. Goodart-"walk around to the
kitchen. poor man. and you shall be
fed"
Lazy Larry-"Aw. say. OATS a purity
long walk, lady; couldn't yer hand IL
out here list as weu2"-The Catholic
Standard and Times,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

interest 20 this book
Certain Delightful English Towns" by
w. ID. Howells. Charming pictures of
Exeter Bath Wells. Bristol. London
Folkestone. Canterbury, oxford, Chester.
Malvern. shrewsbury. Worcester. Here
ford. and Northampton enrich the in
teresting descriptions OF these towns Civ
On by Mr.. Howells and enlivened with
many little incidents and advantages Of
travel. such as the author alone is
capable OF introducing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

The g. y Lippiucott Company, OF
Philadelphia. have sent Gabrielle Trans
grcssor' by Harris Dickson. The scene
Of the book though laid IN New Orleans.
has an Oriental flavor 20 -. for the
heroine. bred I'm the convent though
she IS. meets and loves the eNi,ed Prince
Imperial 81 the Turkish throne The
book Is a very original conception.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-19
como NOS nORIrfOS.
Las Eases Sutesi-
vas de la Agonia.

Los celebres investigadores N,
Vaschide Y q. Vurpas acaban dt
dar cnenta del resultado dc las OBJ
servaciones que durante largo item
po han venido hacienda en- multi
tud do agonizantes, para estudial
como 90 presenta Y como So reali-
"a la muerte.
Resulta de dichas investigacio.
nes que es possible distinguir las
grandes Eases en- Ia disoluci6n final
del organismo. Consiste la prime
ra v 50 manifesto en- las moditica-
clones vasomotoras, respiratorias
Y circulatorias, que 50 asemejan
sensiblemente a la perturbacl6n
50 observa on los anilnales que tie
nen destruida Ia corteza cerebral.
Estas perturbaciones vasomoto-
ras terninan con frecueDcia on una
pardlisis vasomotriz, que suele pre-
ceder con bastante anticipation 4
los cambios conservatives que carac
terizan la agonia Y la muerte.
So inanitiestan en- la segunda fa-
Sc una actividad bulbar tipica y per
turbaciones on la coordination que
recuerdau ciertas afecciones de la
medula.
Por iItimo, la tercera Ease SO ha
LA caracterizada por Ia aparici6n
de estertores respiratorios y por
una disminuci6n general de la vita
lidad.
Entonces la continuation de la
vida en- d organismo parece ser de
bida, en gran parte, 4 Ia vida intrin
SEGA del coraz6n y a su fuerza i'm
pulsiva.
Puede decirse que en- realidad ha
cesado la vida, y 81 continue movi-
endose eI coraz6n, 10 hace mecani-
camente, y gracias a su accion So
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-19

ncs Legislativos; habien 10 tam
bisn ocupadO lac honrosas posicio
mes De agente dc Indios por la
agencia de Jicarilla Y Pueblos.
Dnrante los terminos de 1890 4
1900, fue Supervisor del censo dc
Nuevo Mexico.
En- una palabra: Como va in.
dicaInos mas arriba, eI Mayor
Sanchez, fue uno de los honbres
cue mas supo diguiticar a su raza,
Y siendo IN hombre dc credito ma
cional, dio honor y credito tanto 4
los nativos de Nuevo Mexico como
al territorio, y en- particular este
condado dc Taos, por ser la cuna
donde empezo su vida publica.
Fue an hombre patricia y liberal
do amplios conociinientos y dc
ideas progresivas que 10 hicieron
popular en- este gir6n de TERRA.
Con q halIaban ainparo y protec-
cidn los huerfanos y neces itados, a
todo tempo.
Las empresas de progreso Y edu-
caci6n, eran siempre protegidas
por 81. Adn esta misnla empresa
de "I4a Revista", halo en- el item.
po de su fundaci6n, uno de sns
mejores soportadores, que, despues
do remesas en- elective que hacfa
como obolo para 81 mantenimiento
de Ia publicaci6n, nuestros libros
que al tempo de su muer-
to, tenia pagada la subscription.
hasta 1908.
Goze pues, 81 finado, un lngar
preferente en- las mansiones ignotas
de 10 desconocido, y hoy, ante su
recuerdo y en- su primer aniversa-
rio, elevamos en- su memOria, ma
plegaria para su eterno descanso j
para que Ia TERRA 10 siga siendo
leve.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-19

bfe 81 frenic0, Sc efeetua Ia respira
cion, bien balo una forma puramen
te superficial Q bien por inspira-
clones profandas y POGO n0mero-
sas.
En- res1men: Vaschide y Vur-
pas afrman que 80 mnere por eta
pas. PriiIero 80 presenta 81 agotaI
mlenio do las facultades nentales,
Y desaparecen los fenomenos psico
fisiologicos que constituyen Ia per-
sonalidad.
Es Ia parte nisericordiOsa dc la
muerts, Ia queen Ia mayoria dc los
casos no permite al enfermo asistir
con plena conciencia q su propia
agonia ffsica.
Acolnpafian casi 9 siguen es-
tos fenomenos la agonfa del bulbo,
que Is tanto mas lenta y variada
cuanto mas experimenten los enter
mos Ia infuencia de enfernedades
infecciosas, 8 cuanto mas emociona
dos So encuentren por timidex ma
tnral Q por ell tenor a la nuerte,
emocion que tiene una fsionoinia
mny especial baio 81 punto do vis-
Ia psicofisiOl6gicO.
la terccra y Ultima etapa es Ia
muerte del corazon, pero muerte
que siempre es lenta, agonizante.
EI coraz6n Sc defende por 81 mis-
mo en- medic del organismo elnpo-
brecido por todos conceptos y lle-
no lie perdidas: representa- Ia fucn-
to suprerna dc Ia vida y, en- este
concepto, nos indica 81 camino que
pudiera seguirse para llegar al CO.
nocimiento de todo Mn mundo 60
fen6menos fsiol6gicos, desconoci
dos y POGO estudiados aun en- los
animales, dcnde tan facil es Ia ex-
perimentaci6n, y en- los que puede
renovarse 4 capricho 81 case estu-
diado, repitiendo la observation Gu
antas veces fuere precise.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-19
Pretende CasarSe con la
Hermana del Papa.

lnformaciones procedentes de
Roma con fecha Z do Mayo, anun-
elan que un americana llanado
MIR. Webber quien dice ser muy ca
tolico, ha solicltado la mano de la
senorita Maria Sarto, hermana del
actual Papa Pio x. La senorita Sar
to es la menor dc las dos hernanas
solteras que tiene 81 Papa y esta
proxima q cumpIir go amos de
edad.
FL Papa Pic x y su secretario,
creyeron al principle que 50 trata-
ba dc una broma, pero examinaron
Ia carta amorosa que 81 americana
mandaba a la senorita Sarto y en-
contraron que oil escritor daba en-
ella muy buenas referecias dc su
persona. El~Papa. despues de re-
fIexidnar bastante, SO dirigio 4 Mon
senior Farley, Arzobispo Do Nueva
York para one inquiriera por q Is
critor de Ia misiva y le manifesto
ra que el casamlento con su hernia
ma era impossible. la referida car
ia estaba dirigida directarnente q
S. S. Pho x.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-05-19

Primer AniverSario del
Mayor Pedro Sanchez.

Hoy Sabado, hace un ano exac-
tamente, que dei6 dc existir el Ia-
mentable 8 iIustre tauseno, 81 Ma
yor Pedro Sanchez; Y justo u, que
4 su memoria \ 4 su primer ami
versario, dediquesnos mn pequeno
bosquejo como reminiscencia de
afecto, que reinozan los amos y que
antes parece fe de existencla que
trueque de carilo, al consagrar 4
su menoria y sohre su recuerdo
unas cuantas frases de gratitud Y
recOnocimiento, hacia aquel HON.
bre. que mas bien supo dignificar
a su pueblo Y q su raza en- tiempos
remotos y revueltos por Ia opaci-
dad Dc Ia civilization, que en- esos
tiempOa apenas Sc yizlnmbraba.
A su memoria, tuvieron lugar
hoy. esta naflana, en- la Parroquia
de esta de Taos. honras flinebres
dispuestas por Ia familia del finA-
do, 4 cuyas honras fInebres acu
dieron numerosas personas, atenta
mente invitados pOr esquelas fd-
nebres.
Fl Mayor Pedro Sanchez, ocupa
en- Ia historic de Nuevo Mexico
una pagina brillante & inperecede-
ra, one le hace immortal, tiguraudo
como uno de los hombres mas ilus-
tres dc Nueyo Mexico, y el cau-
dillo pOIiticO que fu6 en- 81 Norte
de Nuevo Mexico.
FL Mayor Pedro Sanchez, naci6
en- 81 condado de Valencia el dia
22 de Febrero, 1881. Vino a
Taos, en- 1887. cuando sus padres,
vinit ron 4 formar su residencia 4
este lugar.
Su vida poIitica empez6en 1856.
En- 1861, durante Ia guerra de la
rebellion, levant6 una compania de
voluntarios montados do Ia cual 6l
fue escogido como 81 Captain. Su
compania tom6 parte en- la famosa
bataIIa de Valyerde.
FL fnado era conocido por sus
camaradas como Mayor, por sus
meritosos servicios durante los dos
primeros amos de Ia guerra civil, y
era un miembro honorario de la
Posta Carleton de Ia Gran Arma-
da de Ia Rep1blica.
En- 1858 fue electo por 81 voto
popular de este cOndado para re-
presentar, en- la Asamblea Legisla-
Itiva del territorio. Desde 1871 4
1876 fu6 miembro De dos Conse.
jos I-egislativos Y On csc dltimo
t6rnlinO fue escogido como presi.
dente del COnsejo. Despues va
siguio repetidos terminus Y hasta
POGO antes de su muerte, repre-
sent6 este condado en- los salo-
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-10-26

Buy your new fence for years Il
hinge joint, the good galvanizing, II
that is not too hard nor too soft.
We can show you this fence ir
superiority, not only in the roll but
our prices.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-10-26
fs
HEVENTS OF THE WEEK !

Wanted Girl for housework.-
Mrs. A. l.. Moss.
Sharpless Cream Separator, S65.
The johnson Supply Co.
DIR. Gilmer will be in La Jara
after Monday, Oct. D. '06.
Mrs. Florence Mcintyre was in
from La Sauses Wednesday.
Miss Sadie Nelson of Sanford.
was in town Wednesday on shop
ping tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hige Moss and
daughter were business transcients
i'm town Saturday.
/ Frank Gable was up from Ala
mosa Saturday in connection with
some business at the mill.
Alex Gillespie. one of Logan S
prominent ranchmen, was doing
business here Wednesday.
Walter Seyfer always has the
lqrsNd. Why? Because he sells
the best goods and gives everyone
a square deal.
Nick Miller of Manassa, was
in town this week. receiving the
congratulations of his friends up
on his recent marriage.
A duet of Independents. Herb
Biers, of Antonito. and Robt.
Marshall of Manassa. We're looking
after their political fences here
this week.
The general atmosphere since
the snow storm has been of the
Yule-tide. but the one consoling
thought which accompanied it was
that several weeks grace were left
in which to save for Christmas
gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Lyons re-
turned home from the capital city
Tuesday after sojourn at that
place and Salida for several days.
They were mighty glad TO reach
home after wading in snow drifts
and being stranded on the rail
road two-thirds OF the time they
We're away.
NThe basket social held here on
Saturday night was complete
success both financially and So
cially. The ladies brought bas-
kets filed with samples of La ia
ra epicurean dainties which were
enjoyed by those present. The
proceeds of the entertainment went
toward purchasing song books for
the Methodist Sunday school.
1t is to be hoped that ii repetition
of the social event of Saturday
evening will be chronicled fire.
quently this winter inasmuch as
it will be the means of getting
the people in touch with each
other. and help to while away
.ong winter evenings.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-10-26
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at

DEL. NoRTE. CoLo.. Sept. q. 1906
Notice il hereby given that Juan Ignacio
Archuieta Of Concjos County, Colorado has
filed notice of his intention to make final
Homestead Entry No SSlO made August $.
1901, for the y y y w 4 and ) + u n w 4
and w u y + u Section l5. Township ~
North. Range East, n. NJ L. NJ, and that
said proof will be made before the Clerk of
the County Court at Conejos, Colorado. on
November 10. 1906.
He names the following Witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, the land, viz:
Antonio Montano, \. Abelino Muniz.
Manuel Lopez. Felix {. Gallegos, all of
Capulin. Colorado
LEE FAIRBANKS.
Register.
First pub. oct. j. Last pub Nov. 2, 1906.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-10-26
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior. !
Land Office ut Z

Department of the Interior,
Land Office at
DEL. NORTE, Colo, Sept. "a. 1906
Notice is hereby given that Felix G. Gal,
legos. of Conejos County. Colorado. has filed
notice of his intention to make final FIVE
year proof in support Of his claim. VIZ;
I90i. for the n Il Il " i and 4 n W \
and y L a : W = Section u. Township ~
North, Range East. n. NJ =. NJ. and that
said proof will be made before the Clerk of
the County Court at Conejos, Colorado ON
November TO- 1906.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of. the land, viz:
Antonio Montana. n. Abelino Muniz,
Manuel Lopez. Hilario Ortiz, all of Captilin,
Colorado.
LEE FAIRBANKS.
Register.
First pub Oct j. Last pub Nov. .. 1896.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-10-26
Department of the Interior.
InuI Office at

DEL NORTE, COLO, Sept. q. 1Hb
Notice is hereby given that Antonio Mon
tano. of Conejos County. Colorado. has filed
notice of his intention to make final five
year proof in support of his claim, viz
dnnestead Entry No sils made August :,
Section II and n w a N w u
Section II. Township "a North. Range East
y. NJ. i. NJ. and that said proof will be
made before the Clerk of the County Court,
at Conejos. Colorado on November TO- 1906
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of. the land. viz:
Felix [. Gallegos, y. Abclno Muniz.
Manuel Lopez. Hilario Ortiz. all of Capulin.
Colorado.
LEE FAIRBANKS.
Register
First pub. oct. .. Last pub. Nov. .. 1906
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Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at

DEL NoRTE. Colo. Oct. S. 1906
Notice is hereby given that Peter Peter
son. of Conejos County. Colorado. has filed
notice of his intention to make final five
year proof in support of his claim, viz:
Homestead Entry No. $50. made May I. 1901.
for the = n E 4 and y =. + q Section
=. Township ~ North. Range East \. NJ.
fore the Clerk of the County Court, at Cone
JOS, Colorado ON November II. 1906.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of. the land. viz:
Milton Guymon. James r. Guynit n, Chris
Schneider. Myron Guymon. all of Ii Jara.
Colorado.
LEE FAIRBANKS,
Register.
First pub. oct. II. Last pub. Nov. o, 1906.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-10-26

If your horses need shoeing
take them to Brumbly's. He'll do
it right.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-10-26

A free chance on $50 range
with every dollar cash sale or every
dollar paid on account at The
johnson Supply Co.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-10-26

You may be an independent, "
but you can't get along without
some of Gilbert divers luxuries
of life. He's got 'em all grabbed
when it comes to supplying your
table.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-10-26

! =. SANFORD ~.
From Our Special Correspondent.
::..s,lf..:..:.,:,s:..:..s. .,:.,:.,s.,.,.e,,:.

Al Nelson of Eastdale, who
came over recently y with thresh-
er. has had to leave it in the field
and return home to await the
clearing up of the storm before he
can resume work.
The recent storm has done con-
siderable damage as IA great deal
of grain is still in the shock and
potatoes in the ground. Many
tons of feed now lying in the
fields will rot before it can be
gathered.
The county ticket made at Con
ejos. last Saturday, will have the
approval of Republicans and Dem
ocrats. That it is the choice of
the people of Conejos county. will
be proven when the votes are
counted.
The question of politics is the
all important one at present. Pet
erson's store is ,apparantly indie
pendent headquarters, and when
one of the opposite party makes
his appearance. then lively dis
cussion follows.
Marion Mortensen left here this
week for Scandinavia to labor as a
missionary. Mr.. Mortinson is an
able young man and leaves here
with the good will of the commun-
ity and will no doubt make many
friends during his absence
Prof. l.. f. Mench of Ogden.
Utah, has been engaged by the
board of directors of school
district number &. which COM
prises Sanford, Manassa and Rich
field to teach the ninth grade and
act as superintendent of the dis
trict. As Prof. Mench is IA man of
wide experience and exceptional
natural ability as an educator the
district is to be congratulated up
on securing his services. The
ninth grade will be taught in San
ford this year and it is hoped
that there will be good attend
ance of all who are ready for ninth
grade work.
You may be an independent, =
but you can't get along without
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