The La Jara chronicle., 1910-04-15

FOR SALE-Heavy work team.
harness and wagon. all good. S. X.
Shirk
If you want your husband to smile.
get him one of divers delicious r
bone steaks
DIR. Seabright gives special at
tcntion to the fitting of school
chiidren's eye & asses.
Insure your meals by cooking them
on Majestic steel range. Murphy
Newcomb Hardware Co.
John Rawlings and Henry Hamil-
ton were over from Monte Vista. Sun
day, visiting with their many friends.
J. P. Kaverline is putting the fin
ishing touches en- very cozy resi-
dence of his own out on South Broad
way.
All who have not purchased hats,
wait for my new shipment which will
arrive cary in April. Miss Iva
Seyfer
Speaker Cannon is the only man
we know of who can be both down
and out and right on the job at the
same time.
If you want beefsteak. go TO Oliv-
er's. He has the best the market af
fords-everything from juicy porter
house to neckterine.
The mississippi Investment
company's offices are now equipped
fit. They will furnish you blue
print of anything.
Decidario Cordova, an old time and
respected resident, died Saturday
morning at his home in Espinosa.
He had been sick for several months
following an attack OF pneumonia.
We will trade you quarter sec
tion or half section of Texas land
for your pace and assume your mort
gage. Come and see us. The Trans
Mississippi Investment Company.
The little son of c. w. Brim sus-
tanned painful dislocation of tie
elbow Sunday afternoon. He was
walking on stills and fe'l off the
poarch of w. G.. Helms residence.
Our farm loan representative viii
be here in a short time. If you de
sire a loan on your ranch see us at
once so an examination can be made
while the representative is here. The
La Jara State Bank.
Attend the lectures by the potato
experts on the special train next
Tuecday. AT La lara at $3.50 a. IN.
Romeo at l o'clock p. m. Lectures
by practical men on a subject of value
to every farmer. And they don't cost
cent
Town Marshal Schccter got out the
patrol wagon Monday and gave
stranger full of joy water joy ride
to the ca!aboose. La Jara's patro'
wagon only has one wheel and is
sometimes called an Irish buggy.
The marshal was almost as p,lch
used Up as his freight by the time
he arrived at the town hall.
George S. Lovett was down from
Denver the first of the week, return
ing to the metropolis Thursday
night He reports the probable sale
CT his fine ranch west of town, and
thinks Of locating at Littletcn, or
near Overland park. Denver, where
daily gather for training and speed
trials the finest hcrses in the state
Sidney's 'wenty years of siren
uous life in the San Luis valley has
not dulled his appreciation of a good
horse nor warped his judgment of
what constitutes one. We shall miss
him if he carries out his design and
elects for the quiet life but trust
that he will be winner in every race
he enters and the home stretch will
be easy going.
A herd of 1872 head of young cattle
belonging to the estate of the late
S. E. Nawcomb. were loaded out of
the La Jara yards last Sunday, for
shipment east of Denver. Meeken
& Stiliwell were the purchasers and
the herd will be turned out on the
famous Grass Valley ranch owned
by that firm. Mr.. Newcomb took a
great pride in this herd and they
were well bred stock. 1t seems
pity to separate the cattle from the
land of the estate as they naturally
90 together but Mr. d E NoMcomh