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The La Jara chronicle., 1907-03-01
Building and Loan pay day on

Building and Loan pay day on
Monday next.
A seige OF Juvenile illness is 60
ing the rounds.
Sid Lovett was business visi-
tor to Alamosa, this week.
Loose coffee worth 25c per lb
at 20 cents per pound at Wilson's.
The Chronicle is read by every
body and his dog throughout the
valley.
If your horses need shoeing
take them to Brumbly's. He'll do
it right.
We print more local news than
any other paper in the valley.
Compare them.
My stock of lumber cannot be
surpassed anywhere for quality and
price. Chas. Magnes.
l.. ID. Eskridge went up to Den
yer, Thursday night, and will re-
main for several days.
Springs advance agent-the
gentle wind has come and is re-
ceiving mighty cool reception.
Professor Munich and Reese, of
Sanford, entertained the Richtield
population with good talks. this
week.
Walter Seyfer always has the
crowd. Why? Because he sells
the best goods and gives everyone
a square deal.
Mrs. Fred Warshauer and her
aunt, Mrs. w. G. Eeles, of Ala
mosa. were aboard the north bound
passenger, Sunday night.
A number of sportsmen have
been out after ducks and, us re-
suit, few We're caught mapping
by the more agile members of the
party.
James McKelvey, who has been
SO seriously ill with lnhammatory
rheumatism, is much improved
and it won't be long until he is
attending to his down town duties.
Mrs. Williams, representing the
Lind orphanage, at Denver, was
in town on Tuesday, soliciting for
that institution. A chance to aid
a cause like this one should not be
turned down, but the one appealed
to for help, should dig down and
give all he could. The money
would be spent anyway.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-03-01
We print the news.

We print the news.
Do you subscribe for this paper?
S. H. Field, a travelling man,
was in town this week.
The little baby Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Magnes is very i'll.
Homer Burnham has put up
signs prohibiting hunters from
hunting on his ranch grounds.
Miss Hawpe, of Denver, will
have some hats on exhibition at
Wilson's store the last of the
week.
A special train, carrying num-
Der of Legislators went up to the
soldiers home, Sunday, on an in
vestigating tour.
Some of our La lara residents
have turned the water on their
yards, and the baby spears of grass
are already visible.
c. l.. Shakespeare returned on
Sunday from several days visit
with his parents and that new
brother-in-law of his, in Monte
Vista.
w. G. Sloan spent several days
in Alamosa the fore part of the
week, inspecting the Mallett stock
of goods with Will Wood with the
expectation of purchasing it if
a satisfactory bargain can be made.
-Creede Candle.
d. j. Gibbs and Miss Lovel
are in Monte for a short time.
and expect to take a trip to Cali
fornia and Washington, looking
for new location. Monte Vista
Graphic. Mr.. Gibbs is am uncle
to our own David Gibbs.
Sanford enjoyed gala-day last
Friday, George Washington
birthday. A large and enthusias-
tic crowd was present, A game
of ball between Sanford and La
Jara was played and resulted in
"A victory for the academy boys.
Refreshments were served to which
the young gallant escorted his best
girl as many times as she would
partake of the exhibited delicacies.
In all, everybody and his dog We're
there and regular Fourth of July
celebration was on hand. Sanford
is noted for its accuracy in carry
ing out any plan which it may
make.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-03-01

The world seems to be having an
epidemic of murders.
Harry Lawton, of Alamosa, was
in town Saturday, on a business
trip.
Andy Reid, the best natured
travelling man on the road, was in
town Monday.
Elgin Oliver departed for Farm
ington, the initial day of the week,
to remain indefinitely.
Chas. Magnes has a complete
line of lumber, and is ready to
make you prices on the same.
Beware of fire during these
spring winds. Protect your prop
erty against loss by fire. See Ka-
valec.
NJ. H. VanFleet, the jolliest
knight of the grip on the road,
was looking after business here on
Thursday.
DIR. Schenck and B. l.. Van
Vechten enjoyed a trip through
Wednesdays snow storm, to the
city of Manassa.
DR.. Schenck's auto has come out
in a suit of the springs popular
color charming red, which is
most becoming.
Miss Clara Coombs was in from
Richfield, Tuesday, and, while in
town, dropped in 10 see ''the boss
and to add the name of friend to
our subscription list.
On Monday last Jack Bros.
purchased the entire herd of cattle
belonging to T. p. Mcdaniel. T.
p. is disposing of all his property
in this neck of the woods.
b. w. King was in Colorado
Springs, this week on land bust
ness. b. w. is a hustler right. and
does. his share toward bringing
settlers to the valley.
DIR. Reaugh, of Alamosa, passed
tbrouub town Sunday nipht on
his way home after having spent
the day with his son who is the
petted idol of the Col. Sampson
home at Conejos. The doctor
states that the little lad is doing
just finely and can sit up as nicely
as you please. From the same
source we learn that both Mr.. and
Mrs. Sampson have been quite ill,
but are now improving.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-03-01
What we say is true.

What we say is true.
If you want first class black
smithing, go to Frank Brumbly.
When you want your laundry
done in style see Walter Wilson.
Rev. Mr.. Holden conducted ser
vices in the NJ. +. church of this
place, Sunday.
Horace Hall was down from
Monte Vista, last Sunday, the
guest of La Jara friends.
The Grande hotel looks
stunning in its new dress. Jim
my" is sure non pareil modiste.
All kinds of fresh vegetables can
be had at divers meat market at
prices that will suit your pocket
book.
All wise men carry fire insurance.
Is your property insured? +?
Well, get in line and see Kavalec
at once.
With each 25c tooth brush sold
we will give you 10c cake of Col
gates toilet soap at the La Jara
drug store.
The Bountiful young people
surprised Miss Flossie Finney on
Monday night, and, until the wee
sma' h ours of the morning, did the
jubilee continue.
The school kidlets have been
kept busy this week, rehearsing
their parts in the entertainment
which is to be called off this even
ing.
Justice-of-the-peace Thos. Nc
Cunniff, drove over to the Hansen
ranch, Tuesday, on business ven
ture. Mr.. Hansen did not, as re
ported, go to California, but is
confined to his home with his old
enemy, the asthma.
Mrs. "Bude" Thomas presented
The Chronicles pencil -iusher
with a pint of the richest cream
which has been our pleasure to
sample since the days when we
carried our milk stool to the barn
yard down on the farm"
La Jara is to have some good
ball games this summer. a team
was organized here this week and
includes number of crack play
ers. When La Jara' gets started,
she goes straight through without
stopping.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-03-01
EVENTS OF THE WEEK /

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Corn for sale.-La Jara Milling
aud Elevator company,
A drift or two Of SNOW fell Tues
day making one think that winter
had come,
Dad Swem Was in town the first
of the week, wearing his old-time
smile,
Lend helping hand to ''the
other fellow" Your turn may
come next.
If you want a good pair of shoes
that are worth the mopey you pay
for them, drop in at Wilson's.
Bottled beer for family use. The
best ever. Walter Seyfer has it.
II, II, Arther of Bountiful. vas
IN town, this week. He is get
ting ready to move To- Ignacia.
Colorado.
Why buy cheap alkali soaps
when you can get Colgates that
keeps the skin smooth at % cents
a box, three cakes to the box, Ellis
sells it,
The bridge gang have returned
from La Veta where they we're
sent to rebuild the bridge. The
work ON the local stock yards has
been resumed.
WANTED-GentkemaR OF lady to
travel and collect for firm of $780,
10000 capital, Salary s107200
per year and expenses advanced,
veferences required. Headquarters
at tyaur home. Address, Armstrong
Alexander, 125 Plymouth Place,
Chicago, Ill.
The masquerade ball given by
the band boys last Friday night,
at the Woodman hall, was de-
cided success. The costumes were
numerous and pleasing. The boys
fairly outdid themselves in the
quality of music which they rem
dered, and they received many
fattering compliments during the
evening. With our ball nine and
band, we will be in position to
keep the other towns in the valley
going some to catch up,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-09
A TOUCHING TRIBUTE

One OF the prettiest tributes paid
by Northern soldiers to their old
Confederate antagonists was that of
the Twenty-third New Jersey Nolun-
teers in placing on the monument,
unveiled at Salem Friday TO the
memory of their fellow comrades. "a
tablet commemorative Of the valour
OF the Alabamians, who met them
at the bayonet's end in the SpotSyl-
vania campaign. 1t is a tribute of
brave Americans to brave Americans.
1t furnishes inst another convincing
proof that the North and South no
longer view each other through the
haze of Civil war memories. The
war is over, truly. and the soldiers
on both sides have long since forgot
ten the bitterness OF the strife in the
mutual regard for the heroism of
their former foes. The old BOYS in
blue from New Jersey remember the
days OF carnage and strife, they re.
member tihie passions and preiudice>
OF the period which followed the war,
but they remember also the gallantry
of the brave Alabamians who OPP
posed them on field of glory, and
touchingly have they shown that the
memory of those boys in gray still
burns brightly in their breasts. II
was a pleasure to Us to have the ex-
Union soldiers from New Jersey in
our midst. They are typical Ameri- |
cans, brave men and they are imbued |
with a spirit which has been 80 po-
tential in causing the North and |
South to clasp hands over the erst-
while rampant of war memories We
will cherish the recollection of their
visit and we bid them each and every
one a cordial welcome to Fredericks-
burg when e'er they care TO come.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-09
TIE PRIMARY.

That there is some dissatisfaction
with the present primary plan in this
State can not be denied. This dissat-
isfaction results largely from the
cost and expense whi.h entail upon
the candidate, which practically pre-
vents poor man from entering he
contest. 1t is also attacked because
it practically calls for two elections.
one for nomination. the other for
election proper. In some sections it
has become so distasteful that there
is disposition to ignore it. We be-
lieve some middle ground should be
reached between the old style of con
vention. which was often packed and
cut and dried, and the present sys-
TEN. What that will be we do not
know. But something should be
done.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-09
KING GEORGE


AK George e.. a.. Va. May 7th. 1907
Miss Ern-~tiue south. q Saratoga. y
\. aud Miss Tysong. Of Washington
are visiting Miss South'S mother a;
Lothian
Mcssf> Eua mo- aud Rartram stuart
~ New York. AM visiting their mother
Mrs Amelia Stuart. az sunny Sii.
Sir. Rice Uooe. of Washington. has
sold the Alto Mills t. Mr.. Walter &
Smitn
Mrs. + n. lugle who has been Wis L
Ing h'r relative, has returned 20 Wash.
ington.
Mr.. X. Logan Clam. a prominent young
man ot this county. and Miss Nora ]
Henderson, We're marrie,l AT the r,.~ii,nt,
oi the bride father ON the mornin, o
April 9Th 10y Rev. W ". Owens. Tn,
couple lift for bridal trip North
Mr.. Rice Hooe. of Washington ha.
been visiting IN the county.
Mr.. Henry Greene. of the Hop Yard
has returned from a business trip %
baltimore
Mr.. Jas. O. Lee. 90 Stafford. has pur
chased tract ui land from Henry John
son. of Baltimore. being part of IA,
" ellsworth estate.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-09
MAHOOL BY 1883
Clean Sweep For Democrats In
BaltimOre-TimanuS Cut By
Machter Followers.
REPUBLICAN NEGRO COUNCILMAN

The Democrats won acomplete victory
in the municipal election ina Baltimore
Tuesday. J Barry Mahool the nemo-
cratic candidate for Mayor. and ms RON
ming mates We're elected by majority OF
about 5000 over +. Clay Titnauus. th-
Republican candidate. The total vote
cast for mayor WAS 93.3i5 out of a reg
istered vote Of ia. 600. OF thes, Mahoul
pOlied pa and TmanuS 1896
making MahOOls majority 4.63> The
Democrats also get seventeen out OF
twenty-four members of the first branch
OF the city council and thre out If tho
iour members of the second branch " no
Were elected this year
Numsen, Democratic candidate Tor
president OF the first branch of rs. CITY
council, and Hooper, Democrats caudi-
date Tor comptroller. will have MAORI
ties averaging 5000. The two loans of
million dollars each Were carrsed bv
large maiorities
Returns indicate that the breach n TN.
Republican ranks was by no means heal
ed. Friends OF former Congressman
achter, who was defeated by rimanu~
IN the primaries, cut the ticket despite
the Efforts of Machter 20 hold them IA
line
A feature of the elsction was thu VIC
tory OF Harry b. Cummings. the negro
who seconded the nomination of PreSi-
dent Roosevelt at the national c1nven-
ton. Cummings was q member Of the
city council several years ago. His vote.
however, Tell considerably lower than
that given to Timanus ia his ward
The Republicans were in trouble early
IN the day when the negroes held back
and refused To vote unless they wen.
paid. The Democrats. taking al van .ae,.
oi this. promised each one two dollar
q remain away. They do not trust
them in the booth.
In some of the wards the negroes Were
dealt with in bunches. Heretofore III.
republicans have met the iienocr,,ti,.
offer and bought the darkies who agrses
e vote their party ticket at a reduced
price. This time. however. Republican
leaders decided 10 let the negro vote ~
az II pleased. They say that this class
has always been most expensive ami
might a. well hp given a lesson
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-09
TO MEET JUNE 10Th
P'esidsu; Roosevelt viii Address Newspaper
Men at jamestown

The executive committee of the Virginia
Press Association met in Richmond
Monday afternoon 70 make final arraure.
ments for the annual meeting. Their.
We're presentW ; Copeland .president:I 1
Hart. secretary; ". Mcdonald Lee. A. Z
Rowe. c. +. Thscker and Judge 4 J
Campbell.
OnmotioE il was decided ochange Tia.
date OF meeting from June Sth To june
10th, 50 a. To conform 10 the date Of th.
National Editorial Association. Both
associations viii meet at the jamestown
Exposition, and the members OF rh.
State Association will act a. hosts The
jamestown Company will give the adi-
tors several enjoyable trips around Nor
FOLK, including a visit TO jamestown
and on Saturday. the 10Th. the marty
will visit Richmond.
The feature OF the meeting at James
town VIII be tie address by President
Roosevelt Gov. swanson and Presi-
dent Tucker will also make addresses
and numerous technical papers will D..
read. The meeting OF the newspaper men
promises 10 be unusually entertaining
aud Observation-Disclosures Times Dis
patch
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-09
Taft VISITS The FAIR
Secretary Vas Guest Of Honor Of OPPOSITION
Officials.

SECRETARY Taft was the guest of honor
NJ the Jamestown Exposition Monday
Accompanied by Barton Myers. one Of
toc exposition governors. the Secretary
went over from OH Point and was ~
ctiytd 10y The exposition officials In the
auditorium. He Inspected the govern
mont buildings and exhibits. and eV.
pressed himself highly gratifed. Secr,-
tary Tatt congratulated the exposition
managers upon the progress they have
made. despite the handicap they have
had. and predicted that the exposition
VIII T. great SUCCESS He witnessed
the dress parade. military ceremony of
the exposition
Sscretary Taft made visit 90 james
town Island A. the guest Of Mayor Rev-
burn. of Philadelphia
Sc etary TBft told the exposition of
Ee!als th4- B. coui9 not speak at th, eN-
position ON jamestown Day. May l3.
but would be glad 90 mase AN address
later. FL returned 20 Washington Tu, $.
tay morning
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-09
fredericksburg Va.
Real Estate Agents.

IN the name OF the Commonwealth of
Virginia. A. D.Straughan's Commit -
.vs. StTaughan. In Chancery
In the Clerk = Office of the Circuit Court
of Spotsy lvania county, Virginia, April
the 18th, 1907.
Jane L. Straughan, wife of A. ID
Straughan, and james L. Turnley A.
sheriff, committee of A. ID. Straughan an
adiudged lunatic. We. Jane L. Straueh an
his wife, and j. d. Straughan a I'd j l..
Straughan his adult children, and Lizzie
b. Straughan, widow of c LStraughan,
another of his children, and Lizzie b.
Straughan Administrative of G.. L.
Straughan, deceased. and the ful owing
infant children OF said &. l. StraughAn
all under | 4 years old, tO-wi': Ave- sha L..
Strnughan. Marion l. Straughnn. AIRED
" Stranghan aud JOS pin G. Straughan,
and 4. ). Coleman guardian ad Item of
the said infants. The object of this suit
is to sell all that certain tract of land
with buildings thereon, located in Liv-
ingston district, Spotsylvania county,
Va, near Stnbbs p. o., adjoining the
lands of j. p. Carr. Lizzie b. Straughan
and others, owned by the said A. ID.
Straughan. and lately occupied by him
and his wife, and to apply the proceeds
thereof to the support OF his wife and
family and otherwise according to law.
The said tract containing about "A
acres. And it appearing by affidavit
filed according to law that j. l..
Straughan is a nonresident of tb State
of Virginia. it is therefore ordered that
the said J. l.. Straughan do appear with
in fifteen days after the due publication
Of this order. in the Clerks office of our
Circuit Court and do what is necessary
to protect his interests. And it is further
ordered that this order he published once
a week for four successive weeks in the
fredericksburg Free Lance and that a
copy thereof he posted at the front door
Of the courthouse of the said county at
the next succeeding rule day.
Teste:
T. A. Harris. Clerk.
Samuel p. Powell, p. O., Belmont, Va.
a25w4w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-09
GIVES LIFE FOR NURSE
Hospital Orderly Slain While Protecting Woman

Fncing the pistol fire of a man craze
10y drink. James Leslie. an orderly at th,
Soldiers Home Hospital. Washington
sacrificed hts life % save that OF sister
Paula, a nurse aud the intended victim
90 W On. Parks. " no did tine shooting
Parks. who recently had been dis
charged from his position a. orderly ia
the hospital and told 90 report at 10,
Home. entered the hospital in an iutox.
rated condition. Sister Paula. who. D
some unknown reason. Parks held r..
-pousihir for his dismissal approached
aul told nim to leave the bulldog or "a,
would report him
"lt you 90. Parks Is said Oh have r.
piled. drawing his revolver. you VIII
tie. ~ he spoke he started toward
-h- nurse
james Leslie. the orderly. believing
the womau's life was In danger. threw
himself between The mau and hi- intend, q
victim and grappied with the dripl
RACED soldier.
After fatally woundiug Leslie. Park
hot himself
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-09
GENERAL NEWS

President Roosevelt touched a button
At the White House which opened N.
lair Tor the benefit Of the actors fand ~
the Metropolitan Opera HouS. in New
York.
Former Secretary of the Treasury
Charles :. Fairchild, indicted for forgery
connection with the life INSURANCE,
rases, entered a plea of not guilty and
gave bond Of $40 900 pending his trial
Mrs. Joseph Ditcavey and two infants
We're burned 10 death by a fire which
destroyed their home at Beaver Brooks.
Pa
Walter Davis, a carpenter. suddenly
went crazy and shot and killed "A family
oi SIX persons, with whom he boarded
10 San Francisco.
North Coast Limited train was held vi
At Nelch's Spur, Mont, by bandits. who
lilled the engineer. Railroad officers "a.
that the robbers did not get ANYTHING
The sheriff and "a posse are pursuing IN.
men with blood hounds This is tho
fourth time this train has been robbed in
three years
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-09
MARKET QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-09
MRS. {. N. GIBSON A SUICIDE

Mrs. Emily Magruder Gibson. wife oi
Robert +. Gibson, OF Concord. NC. com.
mitted suicide by swallowing carboii,
acid at the home of W. Il. German
brother of the late Senator German. al
Catonsville, Md
Mrs. Gibson was suffering from nerv.
aus trouble. Several weeks ago she
went to Baltimore to undergo treat.
ment at the Johns HOPKINS
Hospital, but on account OF its crowded
condition was unable 70 obtain adnis
sion.
She was tiity-iive years old and wa.
born in Virginia. She wac a daughter
OF the late Allen b. Magruder and a
niece of the Confederate general. John
Bankhead Magruder. The body wa.
cent to Concord
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-09
IN NEW YORK.

The g. O. F. il in the midst OF "a
fuss and fight IN the Empire State
over the attempt Of Gov. Hughes TO
Dust the Insurance commissioner.
This party went before the people OF
that State crying reform, reform;
they pointed with pride" TO Hughes
as the great leader of reform in the
insurance Investigations: they said
the fight was above party, that it
was peoples fight; they thought
they would utilize the cry OF reform
to fool the people and then, having
elected Hughes, "the old crowd
would go on its way, and do bust
ness as usual at the old stand, but
they reckoned without their host. for
Hughes has bucked the traces. II,
says he meant reform, and reform h,
is going to have, Notwithstanding al
that the bosses might say OF do.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-09

corrected 10y Simon Hirsh \ Bro
Wheat - 20 -. corn. - t. go. meal
sl.3u 90 81 30; oats. - 10 80: nenst.ye
3tolo; dressed, lOto11-. spring chicke. s
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i've lotoll, dressed, - % %: tptter. ! :,
to p, hams. II 10 Il. sweet potatoes.
'o 70 81; Irish potatoes $50 O. IO:apple-.
ger bushel ; toS l.25; ve. l.4sto5: lambs.
$50 To $3.50. hides, green. : To 10.
Try. - 70 -. sa'fei. No. /. - T. 10
AL skins N !, Sl.lO pr skin: baled
lay, Sl1 10 So per ton; leaf -umac. go
to 80 Per 100. hogs live weight. .
% 3's.; beef. live weight. "a To 3sc..
'ork, 70 -. turkeys. live. ~; undrawn.
- to -; drawn. - To Is. Early Ros,
potatoes. sod. q . t. 81.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-09
VIRGINIA NEWS

The Democratic committee for Lou
doun County has changed the date for
holding the Democratic county primaries
Tor nominating candidates for county
and district offices from June IL to June
10, the day fixed for the Congressional
primary.
Elijah Clark, employed in moving a
house, placed his hands on an electric
light wire and was instantly killed at
Manchester.
John Sterling, painter employed at
.i.son station, Richmond fell forty feet
from ascafiold Tuesday while engaged In
painting the roof Of the station, and was
instantly killed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-09
P. hCRACKEN. BRO. o CO.
AND RETAIL

-WHObkSALh AND RETAIL
.GROCERS and LIQUOR DEALERS.
Orer Ten thousand Gallons PURE RYE ara
BOURBON MHlSkIES from the following al
known di-tilleries. Graft 4 Co., Of Ohio hoe a.
county Disabling Co. u Kentucky. Monte 10
Dlstillery. OF Maryland. and W. +. Graz. q
Penney vanla.
They also offer Staple and Fancy 0roce-sc.
Agricultural ImpienenM seeds. duane ans
Cement