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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-06-06
WATER THE SHEEP.
Negligence In This Direction Is Often
Serious Matter.

Many farmers seem To think that
sheep will get along all right without
water and they are often neglected in
tris direction. Ii is bad mistake
and every one who makes it pays heav
lily for the blunder.
Recently | put flock OF ewes and
lambs on piece of wheat stubble to
destroy the ragweed that had started
up after the wheat was cut. writes T.
p. Snyder in Ohio Farmer. There was
no water in the field, and the sheep
were left there only two days. During
that time two good showers fell. The
feed they got was OF course tender
and succulent, and | thought they
would not suffer for want of water
for that length of time. When l took
them back to their permanent pasture
was surprised to see them rush for
the water at the roadside and line up
at every mud puddle to quench their
thirst, and as soon. as they got to the
pasture they ran heller SHELTER for the
water at the farther side of the field
Ewes Need Water.
oue VI MY HelSuDOTS CuduSeu MS
ewes to a pasture where there was no
water. 1t was early in the season. The
grass was fresh and luxuriant, and he
thought they'd perhaps do all right
without water After they had been
there a week he went TO see them and
was surprised at their gaunt appear.
ance. He Immediately took them ont.
In taking them back t. their creek
pasture he had to pass a large public
water tank. He said ii was surprising
to see them crowd up to that tank to
Stake their thirst. They lowered the
water in the tank five inches before
leaving It, Ewes sucking lambs espe-
cially need water. They may possibly
live without it, but they'll certainly
bring little or no profit to their own
ers. The question of profit and loss
aside. as matter of humanity sheep
should never be compelled to go with
out an ample supply of pure water.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-06-06
FRANK PAUL,
Al<A-0 :.
aEiga;sa and Sign Painter
PAPERING AND GRANTING!
All Ny Work Guaranteed TO be FlrSt-Class.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
from seed of the Holland Pippln, but

from seed of the Holland Pippin, but
Its history Is uncertain. Trees over
100 years old are found In Connecticut
and New York. The tree Is vigorous,
but only fairly productive. More or less
fruit is, however. produced every year.
neither overbearlng nor failing entire
ly. The worst defect of the variety Is
the liability to scabby fruit In some 10
calities. The apples. like the one
shown in the photograph herewith, are
often three and one-half inches In d.
ameter, with few small specimens.
Color. yellow, with red cheek; form.
irregular: flesh, white, mellow, arc
matte In sections where ii Is known
and appreciated 1t is a paying kind OF
plant for home market.-Amerlcan Cul-
tivator.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-06-06

representative of the breed. These an
finals are noted for their vigor ana
ability to produce good returns in milk
and butter. The average weight OF the
cows is about 1000, while the bulls
range in weight from 1,400 to 1,S00
pounds. The predominating colors are
red and white, variously arranged In
spots, but not mixed. The cows are
of quite nervous temperament and
somewhat quarrelsome. 1t is best
therefore to dehorn them when they
are kept I'm herds.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-06-06

One of the most progressive ana up
10 date diaries In Connecticut is locat-
ed near New Haven on Fairlea farm,
the property Of Wilson II. Lee, AMI
the small dairyman may get some good
points in learning how high grade milk
Is produced there There are 120 pure
bred Jerseys, and route has been
built up which disposeS of the product
at II cents a quart for the milk and 50
cents quart for the cream. An in.
tpection of the methods employed in
1icates that the profits are not excess
I've because Of the extra cost Of pro.
duction. says the American Cultivator
AS Mr.. Lee asserts:
In regard TO the production of high
grade Jersey milk. handled in a most
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-06-06
Care of Winter Lambs.

The winter lamb is an unnatural
product, born under the most adverse
conditions, when the days are growing
colder, when the grass is frosted and
scared 1t is necessary to resort to
artificial feeds and to apartments in
side the building where economy Of
production requires duplicate Of sum-
mer conditions as nearly as possible
The barn must be perfectly dry, well
lighted and thoroughly ventilated.
Without these conditions we can new
er hope for the greatest degree of sue
cess in rearing and fattenting lambs In
winter.-Frank ID. Ward, New York.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-06-06
Cause of strinnx Milk.

The cause of stringy milk Is Ger.
tain kind Of bacteria which gets into
the milk after 1t Is drawn from the
COW. have never heard before that
any one pretended to overcome this
difficulty by giving the COW medicine.
When this trouble arises 1t is usually
overcome by carefully cleaning the
cows udder before milking, washing
the mixers hands and thoroughly
steaming the tinware. strainer cloths.
cans, etc. This will usually overcome
the trouble.-E. II. harrington. Wis.
consin Dairy Sch, Dol.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-06-06

[Iolanthe. champion Percheron mare at
International live stock exposition, 1906
pose whatever. To attain the develop
ment to which 'he colts inheritance
entities it, it must be kept growing
from the start
The draft colt should not be weaned
until he is about seven months old.
and by that time he should be endng
so well that he will not be nOticeably
affected by the loss of his dams milk.
Method Used After Weaving.
1t Is after the colt Is weaned that
many breeders fail in their manage
ment. The mares milk wiz usually
keep the colt growing fairly well on
good pasture and it is usually the sec
ond period-after the colt is weaned-
that its development is checked by the
breeders negligence. This is the crit
ical time. During this time it should
have everything that is good for colt
to eat Don't try to economic now.
Feed it all the oats, bran and shelled
corn 1t will consume. If you haven't
oats. make the bran portion liberal.
Feed plenty of bright tame hay, good
green alfalfa preferred, but cut out
the prairie hay for your colts. 1t is a
worthless ration for a growing colt
and should be avoided if possible.
Prairie grass during the latter end of
the grazing season and prairie hay
during the winter are very productive
of worms in colts. During this period
of the colts life it is peculiarly liable
to these pests. Before | had tame hay
pastures for late grazing and tame
hay for winter lost few colts from
this cause before | understood il.
soon learned that a teaspoon full of
turpentine per colt scattered over their
feed for a few days was wise pre-
caution. 1t rid them of intestinal
worms almost Immediately. have
never found any hay for a growing
colt that was equal to alfalfa
The Second Year.
With careful feed and attention the
first winter the smaller breeds of
horses, like the trotters. will usually
attain TO proper degree of develop
ment without great deal of extra at
tention thereafter. But | have found
that it pays well to push the develop
ment Of my draft colts during the Sec
ond year. 1t has been my practice TO
feed the horse colts and sometimes the
FLIES light ration of grain or pasture
during the second summer One who
has never tried 1t will be amazed at
the remarkable development a draft
colt will show In one summer with a
very small grain ration on good pas
ture. l suppose oats would be recon-
mended for this purpose by the au-
thorities on feeding, but have had
very satisfactory results with corn
alone.
The colt or yearling may become un.
thrifty with the best Of feed and care
unless it Is kept free from lice A ia.
blespoonful per colt Of sulphur mixed
with Its feed and fed alternately once
every other day will quickly rid the
colt Of lice.-J. w. Robson. Eldorado.
Kan, Before Kansas Draft Horse
Breeders Association
Restraining q Horse.
An old horseman gave me his way of
restraining fractions horse which an
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-06-06
Before narrowing Time.

At least two weeks before narrowing
time our sows are given individual
pens In order that they may become
acquainted with their new homes and
thus be quieter and more peaceable
when the time to farrow arrives. says
q Michigan breeder. We always en-
deavor to keep our sows as quiet and
tractable as possible. Then they will
be less liable to become excited and
trample and injure pigs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-06-06

body may be secured, but there Is dan
ger Of the new shoot breaking on &C.
count of rapid growth. When tree
has grown rapidly the first year 1t may
be better to cut back the second spring.
and it is good plan to let the straight
er trees stand uncut to serve as a wind
break for the new growth Of those cut
back. Ordinarily, however, the cutting
back Is done after two years growth,
and the new sprout will make post
as soon as the old one would have done
II left standing. Six by ten feet Is a
better distance for the trees than 8 by 8
on account Of cultivation, and posts
can be cut In eight years from planting
says a writer in National Stockman
and Farmer.
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swers the pur-
pose in g o o d
$ h a pc, says a
writer in Ameri-
can Cultivator,
1t is a strap from
the foreleg a lit
tie above the
knee to the hal
ter and fastened
with buckles at
each end. The
StraD is two feet
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-06-06

long or about right to hold the head
nearly level. The contrivance makes
unruly action very difficult and un.
pleasant for the horse, and he finally
learns to behave without It's aid.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-06-06
THE FALL PIPPlN.
A Reliable Bearer Good For Cooking
and Table Use.

standard for quality as cooking APP
pie In some parts OF New England and
the middle states. Its fine, large, hand
some fruit always finds a market at
top prices wherever II is known. 1t Is
a great favorite for cooking, while its
brisk, juicy quality makes 1t fairly
good table variety. The Fall Plppln
seems to have originated In America
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-06-06
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sfARN% cARDER
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THE CATALPA.
Cutting Back In Order to Secure
Straight Growth.

straight ErOwth.
The picture shows an Ohio man who
Is interested In farm forestry standing
by catalpa that had made three
months growth after being cut back
last spring. This cutting back of the
catalpa Is very necessary with many
of the trees in order that straight
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-06-06

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15
htIcs Of Master. Sale

In the United States District Court
for the District of Porto Rico.
Robert L. Junghams VS.. Eu-
genio Lorenzo y Rodriguez. :
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance and by virtue of final
decree in the above entitled cause
of the above court dated on the 9th,
day Of May A. d. 1907, the under
signed as Special Master in Chan
Gerry named in said decree, will sell
at public sale, for cash, to the
highest and best bidder, at the door
Of the Court House of the Munich
pality of Caguas, Porto Rico on
Thursday the 9th, day of June A.
D. 1907, at the hour of two o clock
in the afternoon of that day, the
real estate hereinafter more part
icularly described and all the right
title, interest and equity of redemp-
ton of the said Eugenio Lorenzo y
Rodriguez in and to the said pro
petty described as follows, to wit:
"A tract of land situated in the
island of Porto Rico, jurisdiction of
Caguas, barrios of Barra and Jagua,
containing 444 cuerdas and bound
ed on the North by lands formerly
Of Eugenlo Lorenzo y Rodriguez,
nut now belonging to De Ford and
Company; and also by lands of B.
Borras Hermanos; on the South by
ands belonging to Nicolas Quiiio J.
les, and also by lands of the Suce-
ion Cuyar; on the East by lands of
Nicolas Quiiiones an by the Rio
irande; on the West by lands of B.
sorras Hermanos, recorded in the
<-gi,ter of Property in Caguas,
Porto Rico, as property No. $50.
together with the appurtenances
,hereunto in any wise belonging ,
The terms and conditions of this
sale are as follows: said sale to be
conducted and made according to the
rules and practice OF and subject to
confirmation by, said United Statas
District Court and to satisfy the
amounts due and to become due as in
said decree provided for principal and
interest and the several other sums
therein allowed to be paid or SO much
thereof as said properly will bring
upon said sale
Dated at Sa Juan, Porto Rico,
this Sth, day o May 1927.
H. S. HCBBARD.
Special Master in Chaucery.
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EDIC T O

"Eu virtud de 10 expuesto, pide
a la Core
1o Que Sc sirva ordenar que la
citaci6n de los demaudados Sc haga
por la publication de edictos en- uno
de los peri61icos de esta ciudad.
20 Que en- su dfa dicte sentencia
condenando q los demandados & otor-
gar dentro del termino de tres dfas la
oportuna carta de pago de las can't
dades que cada uno de ellos adeuda.
ba la testamentaria de don Juan VII
cente Lopez y que SON las relacionadas
en- ell hecho tercero de esta demanda; v
80 Que en- el case de que los de.
maudados no comparezcan contes-
tar la demanda 6 de que no otorguen
dentro del termino fijado la indicada
carta de pago, declare extinguidas las
relacionadas deudas, ordenando cue
con los insertos necesarios Sc remita
mardamiento por duplicado al Re.
gistrador de, la propiedad de este Dis.
trito para que haga constar dicha ex.
tinci6n por medic de la correspon.
diente nota marginal.
Sc adviete a Wv. que de no
conparecef 6 contestar dicha deman.
da dentro de cuarenta dias, el deman.
dante podra solicitar de Ia Corte y
previoS los demAs tramites lie sea con.
cedido 10 que en- la misma solicita.
Es abogado de la parte actora el
Letrado Don Antonio Alvarez Nava.
Extendida bajo mi 6rma en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico a veinte y nueve
de Abril de mil novecientos siete,
JOSH E. F1oUERAs.
Secretary.
por A. MARIN A. MAR1RN.
Sub-secretario.
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IIBlI}G9jFIl

Acab1mos de recibir Ell dltimc
nIlnero d Boletin literario y biblio.
g'a''ro de la libreria hispanoa-
mer'cana de Paris, 81 rue de Y
Ah5e Gresoire. Empieza en- este
nlme1o la publication de una in
'ere,ante Bib'iografia espalola,
q'e comprendvra todos los libros
puoliead IS en- espahol hasta la f,
cha en- E>paila. Creemos presta
TN servicio a nucStro lectores aeon.
scj}ndol-s que pidan este mime.
r" que Us editores les mantAral
gratultamen;e Sienpre que Sc reco-
ml'n3en dc nucstro peri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15
WIT! ES PvDlIcl SullsTI

En- la Corte de Distrito de los Es.
tados Unidos por el Distrito de
Puerto Rico.
Robert L. Junghanns contra Euge-
Mo Lorenzo y Rodriguez,
EJecuci5n de AipoteEa
Por la presente Sc hace publ
co que, en- virtud de sentencia final
dictada Ell la causa arriba expresa-
da, de fecha E de mayo de 1907, el
que suscribe, nombrado sMaster in
ChanceryD en- dicha sentencia, pro.
cedera a veuder en- publica subasta,
de contado, al mejor postor, en- Ia
puerta de entrada de la Corte mu-
nicipal de Caguas, P. R , Il jueves,
dia 6 de JUNO de 1907, a las dos de
la tarde, el inmueble que mas ade-
lante Sc describe, con todos los de.
rechos y acciones que sobre el mis-
mo tenga don Eugenio Lorenzo y
Rodriguez, sin hacer exception del
derecho que pueda tener para reco-
brarlo eu equidad: q saber Ras-
hea. Finca situada en- barrios Ba-
IRA y Jagua, jurisdiction de Ca
guas, P. R., con 444 cuerdas, CO.
lindando al norte con terrenos an
tes de don Eugenio Lorenzo y Ro-
driguez, hoy De Ford & Company,
y tambien con terrenos de B. b.
rras Hermanos; al sur con Nicolas
Quinones y con la SUCCESSION Cuyar;
al este con Nicolas Quihones y con
el rio aGrandes, y al oeste con B.
Borras Hermanos, cuya fnca esta
inscrita en- el Registro de la Propie-
dad de Caguas, P. R 6nca n1me-
70 $50, con todo 10 demas que lie
corresponda.
Las condolences para esta ven
ia seran: sc obServaran en- ella las
reglas y procedimientos de la Corte
Federal, que habra de con6rmar 10
hecho, para el pago de la cantidad
que Sc esta en- deber, tai y como
consta del susodicho decreto 8 SEN
tencia, mas los intereses y las de-
mas cantidades cuyo pago en- ella
Sc ordena, 8 para hacer efectiva la
cautidad que Sc obtenga de dicha
subasta.
San Juan, P. r., mayo 5 de
1907. H. S. HUBBARD, Especial
master in ChaMeOy.
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Ionfa T,cp|st is RI, Grandf

H1biendo acord1do esta Junta,
declarar vacante el cargo de Teso
rero de la nisma, Sc hacc pnblico,
para que los senores aspirantes a
la plaza, puedan presentar sus soil
cltudes'que dirijiran al Presidente
qH2 suScribe, deutro de los ounce
di's. contados desd. la fecha ell
q a?lrezca por veh primera pu-
b'i,a1o este anuncio.
Rio Grande, mayo I3 de 1907.
OSCAR QUIDGLEY.
81 V alt Presidente.
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Isla de Puerto Rico. En- la Corte
de Distrito. Distrito Judicial
de San Juan.
Civil No.
Jose Manuel Portela y Vicente
(demaudante) vs..

(demandante) VS..
Eusehio Was, Pablo Rodriguez,
u. Manuel Apellaniz; la sociedad
que existi6 en- esta nombrada Ca
ia de Ahorros; las hermanas Ma
vedo, Amalia Rosa y Belen, Es-
colastica Astarloa, Santiago Ech-
veste; Chavarri y Compaiiia; Mar
celino Vicente; SUCCESSION de An
tonic Martinez; los seiiores Davi-
la y Mater; sehores Lopez y Pc
rez; Ramon Perez; Antonio Ray
muudy; Sehores Arnau Quintero
y Compaifa; Narciso Gonzalez
Font; Manuel Dadilla y Davila;
Pablo Marchesi 8 sus causa y dc.
rechos-habientes, (demandados)
Sobre Cancellation de menciones en-
el Registro de la Propiedad,
EMPLAZAMIENTO.
El Pueblo de Puerto Rico q los
demandados arriba mencionados.
Por el presente edicto que pu-
blicara seis veces, una por senana,
en- el peri6dico LA DEMocRAc1A
que Sc edita en- esta ciudad, Sc les
noti6ca por ignorarse su paradero,
que en- la ofcina del Secretario de
la Corte de Distrito del Distrito Ju-
dicial de San Juan de Puerto Rico,
Sc ha presentado la demanda de,
actor antes citada, cdya sdplica di.
ce asi;
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La Ultima MOda

Esta SlSgante publication de mo-
das Nadrileha - Ia meier del nundo
Satisfacs lcs mas exiEentss Sustss
eOA los preciosos hguriues, acuArela,
patroHes, labores femeniles, tOcadsT,
sto. etc, que el gustS mas delicadO eA
vcstir pueda neceaitar.
Nediante die1 centaVas sc enVia
al z1merO de muestra { quien 10 s.
hsite de don Inocente Rivera, parada
1, puerta de Terra, San JuaA, z. R.
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ROBAOO

En- u nochc del viernes 10 del
c2riente, desaparccio de la fnca de
doA Ramon Alvarez, de Csguas, uu
c'hallo bayo cabos negros, lucero,
hoqul rajado, seis aios de edad y
m2rca A debajo de la erin. ST
gfatitieard al que De noticias de su
paradero Ramon Alvarez. RI
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Il. RAIAALU
D OR t,S MEOICINA
Y CIKUJIA.

OCULlSTA. -Ex- medlco au.
xlAaI " "a LlinlCA oItaim olo.
glca, que a Cargo del doctor
B..lraquer exlsh en- el HOspi.
la de ID oenta Cruz de Bar
ceona. CCusultorlY exclusive
para atecclones de los ojos.
Tetuar 64, (cerca del 1eA-
tro.j - HoraS dc consulta:
DE 9all dc Ia manan2. =
Gratis a los pobres, de 8 a 9
de ia maTlau4. d
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AV1S0

De la Flnca de don Andres Guar.
diola Barrio de Espinosa Dorado desa-
pareci6 ux potro de la propiedad de
Ion Raimundo Hernandez, comeCian.
te de Toa BAja; las sefias son las siguien
tes:c color sebruno negro, hace algun
tempo lie fue cortada Ia Grin, lie de- Ca
ambre en- la pata derecha trasera, como
seis aiios de edad mas 6 menos. Is
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Juan Compaaf-Ttfono MOI
O6ena de Nucva York N: Broadway.
oHcna de Nueva Orleans W. W. Huck Agent
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Colonia Especial
De EstM3iG&tsS REevtSry1fMAE0S ~
B&itfssre, M.

Admite nifias y sehoritas, y varo-
aes memories de IS ahos. Para la ad-
sulSicion de prospectos, dirigirse al
Docter Rafael Iauer, I622 Druid Hill
Ave-, Baltimore, Md.
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condensadoIes de vaclo seco de Vacto hd.
medo.-Condensadores centrales.
REFERENCIAS EN- PUERTO RICO
en Todas Las centrales doude &c eucuentren
aplratos ds EraFwski-pesan' CO, eutre lsa
cuass Fstso sa IRuRnlRs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15

I'm estA tap, graGia Sc traoaja
barato. = GLa Dem craciA.D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15
Dr, l. Alvarez vl|i(.
DRNTISTA

DRNTISTA
Dz LA ,UNIVRRsIDAD DR PENNSYLVANIA
Veinticincos anos de practica, Plaza
Baldorioty de Cast1o. San JuaH Puer-
to Rico.
EX7RACCIONES SIN DOLOR
Horas de o6cina: de SANK y
de IS.
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es de tOdaes de maqunas para hacend de azd: Contra
COntratistas de iactOrIas compIotas inCIuy

d, IOntaSdS u0 IdCOaS completes nCIy6ndO los 0dlNC0S
Para traph desmenusadoraaCeh.
acconos Cenra Lafayette Arroyo s GuAuca Sau Vicente Jusn
SHAu1 oS1on CAmbllache RsOud6n BnvGta
las usrc,d. 7sSu sasns vs ca Para Csntadores, Ray ss
Ho ua, Ar~1vo
SuCrs. de- l. WIan1I Co. San Juan PUortpRicO
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BIRD Y BARCEl-O

Ccmerciantes mportadores de Mercancfas Provsonss
Quincalla Ron superior marca acuS-Espedaidad
teIdos calzado. Faiardo, P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15
ESPECIALIDADES

DaSpsau1adoras Krajewsld. --Calenta-
&ores nodernos con ocho diez sejs circulA.
io7es ~sDich's, defecado-as, tripl- qua.
1r ,o- e.~-,~s t.cans rodsrnos.-Rombas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-15

SKRvIC1O DE NEW ORLEANS,-El vapor "ARxAD1A" hara
nsvsudo pasajeros carga.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-04-11
A REFORMED CHURCH.
Organization Perfected With Eigh-
teen Members.

The members of the Reformed
church and others who have bec1
holding religious services in the hall
lat 1000 South ID street were formally
organized into a congregation last
night. The organization begins with
eighteen charter members and. in con-
nection with congregations of the
same denomination at Leighton and
Six Mile, will be under the pastoral
Oversight Of Rev. c. q. Petri The
Rev. Jesse H. String, of Des Moines,
assisted by the pastor, directed the
work of Organization. The officers
elected were as follows:
Elders-W. l.. Kissick and Chas.
|McWilliams.
Stephen B. onstine and
J. A. Van Dis.
These officers form the governing
body of the church, which is known
as the consistory, and from their lum.
Der are chosen the secretary ana the
treasurer of the congregation.
The visiting miHister in his remarks
to the congregation gave a brief sketch
of the origin of the denomination, its
relation to the other great churches
of the Reformation period AID the
features OF religious culture which in
the Reformed church are emphasized
more than in other Protestant
churches.