The La Jara chronicle., 1910-04-22

DIR. Davis. the Alamoso dentist. at
La Jara every Thursday at Hamil-
toms drug store.
E. G. Kelly, the painless barber.
took a brief vacation from his duties
the first of the week
The use of ANY old stove means
wasteful economy. Buy Majestic
Murphy Newcomb Hardware Co.
Rosco La Rue and family are plan
ming a trip to California and expect
to leave within few days.
Chas. SweitZer and partner came
in Tuesday morning from Monte Vista
to plaster F. G. Coffey's new h Suse
for Contractor Price tI
For Sa'c-A fine young draft team
four and five years old. clear black
and splendid'y matched. A bargain.
Mrs. C. c. Flintham, La lara
| Do you want to trade San Luis val
ley land for a four-section cattle
rancho in Texas? II you do call on
The Trans Ms sissippi Investment
Company
Dell A. Smith returned the first OF
the week accompanied by his little
daughter, who is guest at the home
of her grand parents. MIR. and Mrs.
c. l.. Smith
The Hamilton Brown shoes ar.
known everywhere as the best for
fit, the best for style, the best fof
comfort the best for wear Why not
buy the best. sell them. Leroy
Wilson.
You don't have to live in Denver
to get Denver baked bread. G. G.
Oliver has line OF the best Denver
bread to be had. If you wish any
other brand. let him know what kind
you want and he will get it.
The hog market is off at least
dollar, values being about $1.60
! lower than at high time two weeks
ago. The cattle and sheep market
are still in good shape with receipts
| fair to light and demand good.
Remember that the spring winds
will commense pretty soon and an ac-
cidcntal fire may wipe La lara off
the map. Better be prepared and
have Kavalec write you policy al
once in one Of his best companies. =
Two well dressed deaf mutes worked
the town Tuesday, going north that
evening. They annexed about $50
for their days work, which is not
bad wages considering that the labor
was not what section man would
call heavy.
Everyone who has looked over my
new line of clothing says for style,
make and quality. it is the best they
ever saw. Come and look it over
and let us know what you think of
it. Guaranteed all wool $500 tos2O
a suit. Leroy Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. o. b. Case and Mr.. !
Cases mother. left Tuesday night.
Mr.. Case will visit Pueblo and
Denver while the ladies journey to
Oklahoma. They left the children
here under the care of Mrs. Ruth
Flowers and will be home in few
days.
Gen. Eugene Ensley, after a
brave fight against the grim reaper.
died last Monday afternoon in his
rooms at Alamoaa. 1t is said that
the story of every mans life would
fill book and If that be true the
story of Gen. Engleys's life would
fill many books. He was born in
Attleborough, Mass, in 1851. and
came to the San Juan country in
Animaa City and later at Durango.
About 1888 he located at Alamosa
in the practice Of law and was mar
fied the same year to Miss Jane
Gaines of Durango, an accomplished
artist and beautiful character. Mrs.
Eng,ey was taken sick in Paris and
died in Alamosa ten days after her
husband had brought her home. In
1892, Gen. Engley was elected at
torney general of Colorado on the Pop
ulist ticket, and was leading figure |
in many of the stormy scenes of
Gov. Waite's administration. He pos
sessed keen sympathy for the un-
der dog in any fight and often gath
cred for himself great grief thereby.
Especially was this true when by his