The La Jara chronicle., 1910-02-25
See Kavalec. He's notary public

See Kavalec. He's notary public
and does everything.
One dozen post cards, assorted de
signs, 10 cents to close out, at the
La lara Drug Store.
Kavalec has the most complete
line of legal and conveyance
blanks in The county. See him.
Don't fail to look up that full
page ad. of The Trans-Mississippi In
vestment Co. in The Chronicle.
Miss Iva Seyfer has received her
new stock of spring and summer hats
and is preparing for grand mil IN
cry opening on Monday March 21st.
BRASS CRAFT-The most popular
new art of recent years. We have
Just received toos and designs.
Beautiful effects obtained with our
outfits. AT the La lara Drug Store.
The La Jara Milling & Elevator
Company has just received a con-
signment of corn. 1t will not last
long, so get in early and get what
you want.
The tail end of a spent north'er
scattered few snow flakes in this
vicinity Tuesday night. Next day the
weather cleared and something more
than hint of spring got into the at
mosphere.
We will trade you a quarter sec
ton or half section of Texas land
for your p ace and assume your mort
gage. Come and see us. The Trans
Mississippi Investment Company.
4 o. b. Case went up to Alamosa
Monday night and purchased a new
Maxwell auto in which he drove home
next day. He will hire it out to real
estate men or to anyone else who
has the price.
At w. II. Vassar's big public sale
to be held at Romeo on February %,
there will be offered to the highest
bidder some especially good stock,
horses, cattle and hogs. and lot of
almost new farm machinery. A. E.
Mead, auctioneer.
NJ. Lux of Lexington, Neb.. who
was here last week, purchased from
, j. w Finney an S0-acre tract out
east of town. He bought it for a
home and expects to return here in
about two weeks and superintend the
bui ding of house and barn.
Knowing that many of my patrons
: will smoke nothing but the best ci-
sars made, l have put in large
line of those celebrated brands, the
Flor de Mandel and Martinez cigars.
w. w. Seyfer at The La lara Drug
Store.
Robert Faris, principal of the An
, tonito schools. was renewing old ac-
quaintances in La lara Wednesday.
The Antonito schools are closed at
present on account of the small pox
scare in that vicinity. There is said
, to be one or two cases at Conejos, or
near there.
Frank Starbuck and family We're ar
, rivals the first of the week from
Spring Hill. Kansas. They are liv-
ing in S. X. Shirk's residence, on
the Sanford road. Mr.. Starbuck has
taken up a half section of land
over toward Shirkville and is en-
. ployed by j. W. Williams on his
we drilling machine.
Frank B. Orton began work break
ing brush on the west half of section
1 nine of the Harvey ranch this week.
This land was recently bought by
Geo. N. Seeley, of Senaca Kansas.
Mr.. Seeey writes that he is closing
out his property there and will be in
La Jara at the earliest possible date
to make his farm here one of the best
in the valley. And judging from his
Kansas farm, he can do it.
At the exercises in the public
school on Washington's birthday. a
class of little boys recited short ex-
tracts taken from the life of Lin
coin. One fond mothers pride as
tonished the teacher by cutting loose
the following: abraham Lincoln's s
mother, besides teaching him to be
hihu W peopie, Taught Iilii " De hihu
to horses and all animals, and the
band played Annie Rooney and the
next day it snowed.''
Hon. d. e. Newcomb left Tuesday
night for Colorado Springs, where
he went for the purpose of closing
the deal for the sale of l,SOO acres
more of the Salvation ranch.