The La Jara chronicle., 1910-04-01

grant divorces. See him
See Pete Peterson for seed oats.
lie has the best black oats seed TO
De found in the country.
j. $. Gasbinder came in Wednesday
morning from Pueblo to accept a
job on the Austin ranch
Hon. d. f. How was here on bust
ness last Sunday and is expected
down again the first of the week.
We are very glad to state that Gen.
Eugene Eng.ey. who has been very
IL with pneumonia at Alamosa is
reported out of danger.
La lara needs but to awaken ana
her future is assured The candi-
dates on the Citizens ticket are es-
pedal Y fitted to obtain results.
Benjamin Frank in Turner, late
pastor of the Methodist church in
this city. was an arrival this morn
ing from Denver and will be here for
seyeral days.
Me Richardson was around col
lecting old calendar pads the other
day. He has scheme to feed them
to the chickens and teach the hens
to date their eggs.
W. will trade you quarter sec
tion or a half section of Texas Ian
for your D'ace and assume your mort
gage. Come and see us. The Trans
Mississippi Investment Company.
You cannot afford to keep your
va uable papers laying around the
house when you can get one of these
new steel safety deposit boxes at
the La lara State Bank for almost
nothing
Bcliuuing to-day tho La lara post
offico cannot write money orders or
register letters or packages after
8 o'clock p. m This is an ironclad
Regulation of the postcfrico depart
ment and no exceptions can pcssi-
bly, BE- made.
| SEED PEAS-I have large guam
tity of very fine seed peas for sac,
All hand threshed and the best to be
procured in the San Luis valley.
Telephone me at my ranch, Cumbres
Gill, or write to Celestino Garcia
at Conejos, Colorado.
Tan shoes. wine shoes. green shoes.
black shoes, vel ow shoes, white, shoes,
mems shoes. ladies' shoes. boys
shoes, misses shoes. children's shoes,
babies shoes. Say, we have the wide
toed corn-curing shoes. too. All kinds
of shoes at Chas. d. Weists.
VIII Conelly. the good looking pas
senger brakeman, on the Alamosa-
Durango run took lay off this week
a few friends were invited to the
wedding which was to have occurred
Wednesday a, the home of the bride,
Miss Josie Hood. in Durango.
The registration lists for the town
e'ection of next Tuesday contain a
total of 220 names. The board will
be in session again Monday at the
town hall for revision of the lists.
If your name has been omitted you
can have it put on the list at that
time by taking along two vouchers.
Mrs. VIM. Slonaker and children
arrived this morning from Alamosa.
Mrs. Slonaker will visit her mother
Mrs. Hansen, at Sanford. 1t is said
n Ire Cinna1-gr ffir / 1 -
collect an insurance policy on the
life of her late husband, the insur-
ance company refusing to pay the
face value of the policy.
The Archuleta family were re cas-
ed from quarantine last Sunday and
next Sunday the Macs family will be
released. The houses will be care
full Y fumigated by Health Officer Or.
Blizzard and it is hoped that small
poX will soon be effectively squelched.
There has been fresh outbreak in
Alamosa it is reported and everyone
should be on their guard against
spreading the contagon.
Lew b. Payne of Garden City, Kan.
was here the first of the week and
purchased about 30 head of Persian
sheep frcm Frank Onstatt also
number from Geo. w, Copeland, ship
ping them out Wednesday. Mr.. Payne
OWNS several thousand merino sheep
and wants the Persians for crossing
purposes. Mr.. Onstatt brought the
Persians to the valley about 10
months ago and states that since