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New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
soQasc sYRUPs-common 14olse; fair 1,a,7c.

tie Se2SSe sYRUPs-Comnon. 141l5c; fair. I59i7c:
cottoEseed eli was saI.e higher to-day on
in the are e socf %sFs fs9 hsfe Evidences
Spot was qaoted nomina Is a aE y a sF s56SF'ss 5 S
@ 1000 MSy s SS S5d 4sSoS sce y 100 MsFS6
pcrie In 81 seaSonaba s Rsnsd petroleum
61iEIEoLlUM NJ standard white bbs 75Oc; bulk 40,
York S hadepha so5c Water White 'ssss NeT ySSS Ns~
CoTo%sED 0iPq5Ine 9T IS23 5 90 Ph3deiPhia % y 25c
prime summer yellow December 43q44.c; January 4o6s
SSc and july M3FGa 15T ;SaSsiss MAY S7l4s
;e o~ ngninai LiNSEED oIIAmerican seed. city
LARD OIL. 75q77c 49, a raw "'e'
81 PkoyIsIoNs-The early market was firm and higher
% pGnt taking and in the afternoon gave way sharply on
tSir3stedP Pn's m below Monday Chicago receipts 1900:
1000 omaha 900 and tSG Kansas Mans ~ GitS I ree5P5s p
short clean So Mes Sl1 50a$lS 5o family SIS 5ogS19
~ es %; s5 fSTy st@si4 g 90 So extra da
g$2s a. SD DRESSED e 81 HOGS quoted RacoSs sac $50
10 "a 80 u bellies quiet quoted Smoking l21ac:
at I25I2o TAow steady city ePsc eouRtry Hfrs
sSss 3SS so LARD easy quoted Middle Western pr!n.
easy quoted; South America. lO5Oc: Continent a0ci
SrEARINE steady quoted; oleo lIs.c; city
RIGDaBgsness good locally with undertone
eGiet T1 5i ana Southern markets were steady but
ast aos 70 date: Receipts rough. lO2342s sacks
SOS $40 pockets against 76s 4G7 last year market std1
to date: Reon ie5egTaphs Carolina crop movement
quiet Quotations follow: Domestic screenings 3sqSc
5e.oIlu hea9s 4a4l2c; choice heads 4Ssa4Bc: fancy
,s oa3iscj extra fancy heads $4,000: Japan.
goOn in bond. 2isq2lsc - = 80
,,,, 1Seiled sugar quiet. but steady and
,ais' IN me following list prices subject 10
esTs 81 lV points and discount Of cash.
80 esSys crystal oonliroes 705c; Eagle tablets &C.
- DSgS OF powdered and Eagle confectioners granu-
Nuered and fruit powdered Eagle coarse ana extra
ne granulated 490c; Eagle 2ib cartons Of fine rranI
a0ed oc IN bags DO s. I0c: n bags do O5e: nm
pass GO DC lOfb bags 1850: ard 5Ofb bags do
> 81, Laee me or standard granuated diamond A.
&c; Sonfecto toner's A. 4e0c; No l. 45oc: and g.
$500 NO T. 4Oc No . 4.S5c: 6. 3Oc: No = 25c:
30 y zoe No q 4l5c; No 10. O5c: II, 4r: No IL
q" ,oc; 40 lS $500; Nos Il. u 16 There was
\ iollaay y London to-day. The local quiet
arc normally STEADY wiki duty paid quoted
lows entrfusal 80 test 916G3 l932c: nuscovado SO
t-loq5 3-S3c, and molasses SO
a. -t-52r Total stock ct United ports 1872 OO1
IONS AGAINST 1871 the previous and ia3
tons last wear Meetings. 2TOO0 tons,
tons the previous week 20 same time
year Receipts were - 300 tons. wit
rs the week before and 81 209 year Receipts
LOT IRE week at the six principal Cuban ports reported
AT 5000 tons, compared with 1000 the previous
week and 1000 tons year Stock $4,000 tons.
aEalnst gpD tons last week and 81 600 same
week N l9U Exports $500 tons against 500
me week before and 4So0 year. with I12
cnas grinding. compared with 9 cetrals the previous
Week S5 centals the week In 1895 and 0S cCntrals
the same week in 1904.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York December as 1a0s
Egfr +-t---Ihe cofee market today
ne opening was steady a decline 5QID points
Les2lI o+ a lower French c-us,derer
oe on nc New York close Of SATURDAY. and heavy
sLt-I oteileaN but during the early session prices
!ecolered partial points of initial loss on lvfr
ny Wall Street people and trade interests Later rres
Iie was = little heavier an- the eased or "a
Nlo points. Sales for the day reported of ~ $40
bass i was a holiday IN the German market. Havre
closed Q = frame net higher. sfsor opening p
= ifallc higher and ths Brazilian markets
changed feceipts the Brazilian ports 900
bags against 5000 bags last year and .und4ahv
movement reported by cab 0.lN
ported FOR the cay by the late cable bags
1885 last Tie exchange
considerable N the shape of switches exchanges
january and Nay fSr December 1907. general bust
ness by no means active The coffee he
closed again from Saturday until following
waco the situation, with bears encouraged by
~ lhe movement while the bulls SUI
spoL ce was giet WIN quotations ranging from 44so
TOTAL warehouse deliveries IN the United states for the
Nesk were @2@2S bags. against 1885 last week
s@-@e iest year; of tLS former New York
XorTed S7.504 bags
The weekly c!es-arces shipments Rio ard Santos
ees a. 3o-ovys: RIO cearaccss 600 bags. including
-Ag' 10 ne AnIted States. 5.o00 Europe
70 cape, etc. Rio shipments O0O which were
Tor the nted states snd 5000 Europe santos clear
Anoes ShOJe. including o. United States and
which lsUO were Tor the United 100000
EUROPE FlctoTIs Ciearances nil Tie weekly Bahia
- IoNenfnt Vas as follows: Receipts 5000 hags; stock
5000 bags; cieaTances 10 the United NIL Ger
1nany NJ; 10 the rest Of Europe 1.IO0 hsgs
TIE total receipts for The week were
baEs against ho5 600 last week. 1890 year
e range - contract prices in the local market to-day
was as <olloDs-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27

m eGs 5 Sas.S. S 90 2Sssl G ss % TM ss.
tO% sl3ssi5; $3.50 % $Soms1iie EIs
SSS calisorIa per sCasS 5O dHcoRY
& Ss Se oTlsSa 5T per bS 5Oa$s 90
pNs @ y, FOs q y, box f2gss & 90 90 @
100 bunches s8qs4: LIMA BEANS Bermuda per t6-t
R95 s. CO. Ee Sew S per PE . sqSs do
Per 66 S2ass; do Connseteg etc and Eastsrn whte per
Orange County ana yellow. per 7ocgSI 80: do
state And Western IVES w WHIT peT crate 81 DO Yellow per
81 a5d$i 81 sHALLoTs. New orleans. per 6bi. sia$2
50 80: PAs. Florida basket slqS4; Calitornie
g. 5d a PhRNIFs Sf Per 81 S5s S 5d Si5s.
orsans GuTg per ao nunIneS M $Sl o 12 p9n Slg
S6i. tOcGs1; RGDIsHEs Norfolk per basket, 25sa$i
DO BeFnda per box 81 25dsi % S do rreneh per
crate slgS9 do & wax Slq$6' SQt ASH Hubbard I'd ana i
S1qs2; SPINACH. New orleans pes bbl S2a$8; ToMA-
Pe ar fi2 81 @ 9f c5!iS 56 % aos per 40 t WesS 6z 5Ge
Jersey and Long Island raabsea eSasoc do nearby,
white, $ld$l % WATERCRbSs. Ter 100 bnnrhes sass
firm. Mushrooms plentiful! and selling SLOWLY I;adishes
bush box 5oc S6TMBEs. per dozen Si5S2 do cuils
RRGoSg Tf I5isS o :r N n 3o7s r. p I hrn 256oc. MINT
dozen lunches 45cdS1 PARSLEY per doSsn blnCies
ToEs. 7Si5s' per- ri n. $3.50 per V
HAY, AND STRAW HAY. Receipts light, but there Is
rush OF demand likely be until the holidays
are over Recent prices well sustained for choice
% s4d SGP6 For eaoe @o @ s 81 n a is s G
STRAW-Steady Cor all useful stable packing grades
stray In tons rGBGsd At the PrGGce G 1chanEe at noon ,Sn
RaFSsd o. %G PeaTare IaokaTo6n9
so to3T 81 ~ lil!r2ad ~ t9trlo & Sstern l'aead
6eda 59 o b tons FeSsnIs 81 TW a 40 '93 s6S eceh,
ALsIKE. prime 81 so TIMOTHY. So
MILK AND CREAM-The Exchange price remains At
sc quart net 70 tire shipper in the 2Gc The
Septs Of milk and cream in 4Oquar cans for the week
eIded December - as follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27

, l'1Nhe cotton Tarl.et vas very Quiet TO-DAY.
After The opening decline fluctuations very narrow
enc tho market closec Tie lowest level tho day
I'm Jle tone barely steady At a net decline % ETa
points The opening barely steady AZ decline ~ os
s2 2 iAc English market of Saturday. vter The local
3Hilfr was closed Prices there should
-Hrls-Efd 10 meet the New close - last ErEey
sd INJURIES there were 4N05 points lower close
tis showing vas modified slightly bv O. 1
points n the SPOT market sRtee y bales and
the bniHh weekend which showed svsuners' tai
Rs ~ excess Of last for the The continued
IrilddNs ar NsW Orleans and Liverpool prevented
IerF general business. however. trading 0as
700 quiet much rrt-es. rrar
ket actarcec or 4 points right Gfter
ne gain jn the afternoon under pressure Now
orleans Liverpool tc-qo-r0v
iraoers look for renewal u business until
amer q the arurene-s
- iet TtE2rcns the effect of January their
eHrfrt crst notice Is next nj
day ard local stock o ce-tINcateF cotton
been Fleady increasing HE-allv looked for
January selling q good carving CHARGE avv
March during to-1ays trading. however there
some switching between The months. which may
cut down the amount rendered. Southern spot markets
wee unchanged 1-I6c higher
The range contract prices IN 80 local z--ar
Cay a. follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
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FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fail
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6euCe. 81 80. Leave Pier 10. ~. R. - War
Ten St. woek days and Sundays. 500 P. NJ
StTs. Priscilla and Providence. Orchestras.
NORWICH LINE. via New London Leave
Pier 40. " r, foot ClarksOn st. week days
oaly, P. NJ Steamers City OF Lowell and
Chester W Chaplin.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Faven.
hartford and North. Leave Pier 20. z. P.
week days only. 2:45 p. NJ: foot East 22i
St. T. NJ Steamer Richard Peck.
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ne local market for Fpot cotton quiet. with
1osOe FOR middlng CUR. Sales. I605 bales solthera
oe6sngsd At i5o aass I5oo 5oSs 6ses 525 &%5o
Eorfolk steady, unchanged. lO-ac: sales az baiaS
seltinors noIntnsl unchanged. a. loisc Little ROCK
Sssos: Ss: 4-Iee higher et sac. Charleston firm IN
sEo: 81 1o9i. sgi Mim,g,aa qqiet gIeha9ged At
oSy Buying was limited % small miscellaneous lots
gor the remainder OF week Prices wee N
3 255 winter strsrhs $s 45aS5 KS ys1gaIs y,s 50 229
5irtsT F1 So ~ tLg i eeSIs 50 4o9S1 So extra No
n55r-HI - r steady. Quoted: 81 - Ier 100 n
ehoi5s 70 ssnc s. ssgs4 % cE % 90 s5 G5a$a 50:
Sl9fa hhn DRIED s. 15as2 So as 70 brand. RAG
O. p coarse 81 lgq$ p FEnD vestea qae,, ,y 5,y
ding SCI 20. ao- s24 Te5 d5s So 7 ali 1rl6I i.
rni6ane So 60eSS6 So Ted d59 - ~ lG sacks
s22gs22 50; bulk go 2oas2s 20, sacks meal SO %
@ ad ass ss Es Sy oa5 i''ls saa ssS, IN m,t The
o.f &C -oss 5sr sS A ra on n. Dsas9er sts4s and
!; ;3eioea ~ GS1res,.aG new iregaing private cable
Argsnltns COP would be seeured IN Eooa condition A
SOS mixed Up on account Of hoiSvs I s'ss aus
-FOUR dsys e. various Isins t5-srf s Lt9tH
C,r1rS+rso- S-s te-e - some extent
issued a. midday showed increase 80 900 b1-h
fect vas litte hulsh The West the local rse
qulst ssasy: closing as follows ~ "a ma s 5t
u,t 5iSs -. No5heTn Pagta $0-sc and No
10 better than wheat N point OF speculative sciivy ana
Cfcago there vas early covering ana u1
satisfactory grading. but II lost curing
account Of heavier country offerings which ln4irsfe5
cohtnlea hteral movement weather conditions a.
pSeen are AloIaoe ana II IS Understood the rail-
foas have PROMISED more after
visible supply increased ooo bush AZ Chicago
were about me same estimated on ,-gsh
corn c-ose1 easy WifE 10
prices Mre as io1"s; 10 SIC elevator and sO
b Eii0ati NO 2 white. GO-ac. ard NJ re'fo,
b sNuaT. Hh new. OATS-At hrsr sieader fbs ros -
ket for % weakened n the afternoon with other syIr
snd c!2ed barely STEADY The visible supply increased
1850 raEr. CASH oats IN New York were ouofa5 -
follows. Mixed p 20 - n 3sTs8iac: naturai Vtifa
% o. % n so4lc; ciIped white 30 ~ 4Ac RYE
AlarEef steady. No = Western. fNa4c View Y0~l-
Jersey ana state q r66c delivered BARLEY Asrke;
oull Eeeding sc and f0altIlE 49959c C z Bu~aio
BCcKWIIIAT-Asrlet steady oCoted % per 100 NJ
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
HEw YORK PRICES

METAIS-Nlth Lon5on stiI closed, meta markets
effect Cousid 5lrg
quiet Prices however as q rule hin cios,5
= s2tac 4 = r1lr
sgeragt. compared with last COPPER Vas a -
strong and Ag1er win LAKE quoted 2350424c, cleo
'Foiyue al S2gz5 5oc ard casting 23123 5Oc Lad
fn with quotations ranging 6rG Do scrordir
&c de- etc Epeiter firm G0a8 TUr Tr,S
g fcDoItc5 n fE- demand pT.0as hol steady not-
iwls1rtEfi0Es- No = foundry N.r+b.r,
= qaood al 81 s5aS5 - The for Zig iron Ger
-lc2t-a a. t1e Produce ENchEEEe Prices
tr-aer ~ eales StsncBT1 foD2iTy new are quoted
ft4re-. E4SIS2s
N1;.tssFs ASD sN9t7' 'E's9ls'nefs In both ra,sssss
s3iet -ral Lol,dar .t.ata-t.- -yf,
trr@- -sH~ o. stea-. Qa.'--.s.= Follow. NgIAsSfta
EeU sie2-t- oe'fr flCl. ."gffr. 1916. fair 1851
.ae .s1c .1-s. q. s.s ,-sR Ds.-s.z. o-en I....
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MENT OF WRAPPING.
BASEMENT.
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WORK WANTED.
Nal.

LITHoGRAPHIC ARTIST wishes situation.
Address Robert Hawley Gardner. 80
Broad st, Bloomfield. y. J.
MAN. 20. four months IN country. wishes
any kind OF work: sober and not afraid
q work. Goldberg. care Of H. Schonberg.
324 Broome st.
MAN IS; respectable, sober German; speaks
some English inside factory work pro-
ferred: willing 70 work. Wickisin. 30 East
50 ST.
MACHINIsr-sman lathe and wise work
done on reasonable terms. p MachO,
4O-42 Prince st.
PAINTER.-Paper hanger: reliable; first
class: 81 so a day. NJ. L. g.. 24O East
90th ST.
PAINTER and PAPERHANGFR looking
for work. Lyons Blumenfeld. 10 Bay
ard ST.
PAINTING. kaIsominin9. withdrawing.
papeThanging; fine kalsomining a spe-
ctalty- Edmund T. Jones. York St.
Brooklyn.
PAINTER. psperhanger. kalsominer: best
references from private property owners
on upper West Side; has necessary tools;
first olass work Thylstrup. l04 West
looth 81
PoRTBR--By respectable colored man. or
kitchenmsn. Call or address a. l., 81
West ~ st 81.
RESTAURANT or HOTEL MANAGER or
STEWARD Highest ebility; very best
references; moderate salary. 3. 1G3 West
&5th 81.
SPANISH correspondent and translator:
thoroughly competent; typeWTiting. best
II handV rtting Rodriguez. 21I West
Ssth st.
STABLEMAN.-By strong young man. 50:
married; lately landed; twelve years ex-
perience in stables; work at anything. 4
susperio. 602 East 18th ST.
wATCHMAN.-outsId or inside: strictly
temperate. Hollinser. 367 9th ave
TOUNG MAN. ss ONCE snd bookkeepers
assistant Address particulars. T. Piep-
low, 100 Avenue D.
YOUNG NAN. 10. al anything; ss per
week. J. Allen. 1855 Greene ave. h Slyn.
YOUNG MAN. %: can furnish bonds and
references. Morris Iandesman, 73S 9th ct.
YoJ-NG MAN. 81 years, making himself
understood in English wants TO work in
a private house Vsrios. sT9 Sd ave.
YOUNG MAN. colored. in private stable. Or
man, good recommendation. Brown, 17O
We5t 10th st. basement
YOUNG NAN. Norwegian, university and
technical high school graduate: speaking
English and German fiuently. little French.
Christian Faaland. 23 Greenyllle ave. Jer-
sey City.
YOUNG MAN (25l: at anything: can fIr-
nish ten years references from last en-
ployer. BuchOltz. Sheriff ST.
Female
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Young lady desires permanent or substt-
tute position, salary 70 start IS per week
Miss Grace ]. Moore. S2S West 18th st.
SrENCGRAPHER. typewriter. bookkeeper:
beginner; moderate salary. Il F.. 21IT
Dean st. BrOokly n.
STTNOGRAPHER- who f. Thor
oughly experienced business correspond
ent. also competent stAuOgrs pher desires
place after January I. highast reference
as 20 oapabtlity and reliability. J. Rcx 3
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
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To-1-. n -

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Orient Cruise Feo. ., BY SIS. Arabic $4,000
tons). Tour Around the World Jan. 9th
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MAN. % four months IN country. wishes
any kind OF work; sober and not afraid
q work. Goldberg. care Of H. Sch6nberg.
324 Broome 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27

MAN IS; respectable. sober German; speaks
some English inside factory work pro-
ferred: willing 70 work. Wickisin. 30 East
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27

PAINTER Paper hanger: reliable: first
class; 81 so day. NJ. L. g. 24O East
Goth ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27

LITHOGRAPHIC ARTIST wishes situation.
Address Robert Hawley Gardner: 80
Broad ST, Bloomfield. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27

PAINTER and PAPERHANGER looking
for work. Lyons Blurenfeld. 10 Bay
ard ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27

MACHINIST.-Small lathe and wise work
done on reasonable terms. 2. MachO,
40-42 Prince st.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27

HOUSEFURNI5HING DEPARTMENT. -
Young man (aN. salary. 50 weekly
Schsshter. : OrrHs~s NJ
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27

PAINTING. kalsomininG. whitewashins
papeThanging; fine kalsomining a spe-
cialty. Edmund T. Jones York St.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27

mn NEW LOfSN-
CEDRIC--Jan 5, $50 a m: Feb. 16l 1900
CEIsIlC--Jan. 10. $50 a. m. Mar 2STONS
CHEIIC- MAR 80. noon; May g. Juns -
FROM BOSTON
CANOPIC-....-Jan. -. $50 a N. Feb y
REPUBLIC. .-...-- Feb. 2 D. m; Mar Is
PASSENGER OFFICE. BROADWAY,
Freight Once, whitehall Bldg. Battery p
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-07-13
FILED FOR RECORD.

July 6th, l9Od.-Uncle Sam ct al lodes by J. |.
Sheridan aff d labor year 1895.
cornecopia ct al lodes by J. 1. Sheridan atf'd
labor year 1905.
F. W. Swanson to I. NJ. Satterstrum d W 80
feet n. y b 81 Alamosa.
r. NJ. Haynie to II. l.. Sellers " d part LIS
B y Manassa.
Public Trustee to 5. II. Mosier T d t and
10 B % La Jara.
X. A. Mosier to VIM. Nef W d above lots.
Eskridge and Van Vechten to Wm. Noff d
/. II-l2 B - La Jara.
July 9TH. 19o6.-Oketo State Bank to F.
Wetzler ct al exten. chat mige of s225.O0.
r. NJ. Garrett to Calvin l.. Smith " 20 acres
in 35.s.
Calvin l.. Smith to Public Trustee d on
above 72O acres in Gj-s.
July 10th. l9g6.-Eldon and F.. b. Aker to Nc
Kevey ~ Cochran chat mtge growing cropetc.
II. a. Burnham to Continental Trust Co.
chat mtge growing crop.
c. A. Lyman to J. /. Case ThreshnG Mch. Co.
chat mtge on thresher etc.
Public Trustee TO Biterpo Sisneros dtN :.
OF W Of n " l5;i29.
Biterbo sisneros to L. F. Martinez d above
M.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-07-13

Eskridge and r. j. kavalec At
the directors meeting held upon
the adjournment of the stockhold-
ers' meeting. John 7. Wallace was
elected president: Silas E. New
comb, vice president: Rudolph J.
Kavalec. cashier.
Thus. AN institution that means
much for the future development
of the town and the community
was launched amid the most prom
ising of outlooks and it is destined
to become one of the financial
bulwarks of the valley.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-07-13
Lost.

Lost or stolen. between Sanford
and LosSauses. eleven head of COWS
Five of them were red with some
white spots. In the bunch were
four white faces and three de-
horned. OF the dehorned one was
banded white and red. one roam
and three white faced heifers one
year old. Seven COWS are gentle
and four of them are bronchos with
heifer calves at their sides. The
cows are branded ND with Il lazy
S on top. on left side. Two of
them also have an NJ on the hip.
A reward of fifteen dollars will be
paid to the person who finds them
and puts them in pasture until the
owner can come and get them.
Address,
j. l.. MARQUEE,
Los Sauses. Colo.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-07-13

The trade territory of town is
not all dependent upon the dis
tance to neighboring trading
points. The trade territory de-
pends upon the enterprise of the
merchants and the residents of the
town. If II town does not reach
after the trade it will come only as
fast as it has to. and it will grow as
it is forced to. But if the mer-
chants go after business i'll the
surrounding country. advertising
in every possible way. and making
good every word of their advertis-
ing, trade will come from an ever
increasing radius, the town will
gain reputation for being awake
and it will forge to the front. 1t
is the men in the town and not
altogether the men living within
a certain number of miles from it
that makes the town.
Bless the man who is to "A reason
able amount. uneasy as long as he
owes a dollar. If you are at some
time compelled by unavoidable
circumstances to request your
merchant to extend you credit for
II time. in making your application
to him for it. don't tell him you
will pay the first OF the month
when, in your opinion. it will be
the tenth of the month before you
will meet the obligation.
G. G. Oliver d Co are now sell
ing the best beef ever brought into
the valley. Nothing but good old
corn fed goes.
WANTED Gentlemen or lady
with good reference. to travel by
rail or with a rig, for ii firm of
S25O.OO0OO capital Salary 81 ,O12
per year and expenses; salary paid
weekly and expenses advanced.
Address. with stamp, Jos. A. Alex.
ander, La .Jara. Colo.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-07-13
NEW BANK FOR LA JARA.
Wallace Brothers, in Company
With Prominent Local Men
Establish La JArA
State Bank.

Robert B. and John T. Wallace
came down from Monte Vista last
Monday and that evening, in com
pany with IA number of our most
prominent business men, organized
what will in the future be known
as the La Jara State Bank. The
Bank is capitalized for thirty
thousand dollars and two-thirds of
the stock is owned by La Jara men
1t will be strictly La Jara insti-
tuition and will not be connected in
any way with the Bank of Monte
Vista. While La Jara has enjoyed
the benefits of bank for a number
of years, through the operation of
the branch of the Bank of Monte
Vista conducted at this point by
the Wallace Mercantile Co, our
people will be more than delighted
to know that We now have a bank
of our own, one that is solely La
Jara concern, backed by the best
men in the San Luis valley. The
handsome new bank building is
rapidly nearing completion and
will be finished by the first of
August. The vaults are of the
most modern type and will be
burglar as well as fire proof. A
number of safety deposit vaults
will be put in for the accommoda-
tion of those desiring them, and
the bank will be equipped in the
most up-to-date and approved man
ner.
The directors elected for one
year by the stockholders at their
meeting last Monday night We're:
Robert b. Wallace, John L. Wal
lace, Silas +. Newcomb. B. l.. Van
Nechten. Luther A. Norland, l.. d.