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The Springfield herald., 1907-03-08

sPRINGFIELD-LAMhR.
pAILYteIcept Sunday.
(Route No 652S2)
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-08
COUNTY NEWS.
Boston Items.

Frank Oakes visited at Mr..
Couch's Sunday.
Some cloudy weather lately
but no snow.
Several sick with la grippe in
our neighborhood.
S. M. Konkel made a trip to
! Syracuse last week.
! Frank and John Villers have
returned from Lamar.
Clarance Konkel made trip
to the Lamport ranch Monday.
Misses Augie and Minnie Le-
pei spent Sunday at Mrs. AIDA
Konkel's.
Roy Wiley started out with
his show Monday. He intends
going to the Cimarron first.
Frank Oakes accompanied him.
ITO late for last issue]
Felix Ward called at E. Lepel's
! Sunday.
Fred Willis was in the neigh
borhood Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Weitzel are
the owners of large daughter.
Floyd Couch seems to be i'm
proving rapidly of late.
Miss Maud Waldren made a
trip to Springfield Monday.
James Konkel intends going to
Lamar to purchase horses this
week.
E. Lepel returned home Satur-
day from Syracuse where he has
been threshing.
James Konkel and sister Ethel
attended Sunday school and
prayer meeting at Konantz last
Sunday.
Rev. Morris preached a very
interesting sermon at our school
house Sunday. He spent the
night at DIR. Milligan's.
Those who listened to the lee
ture from Boston were Mrs. Ad-
da Konkel's and Mr.. Lepel's
young folks, G. D. Stafford, w.
H. Konkel, son and daughter.
Those from Stonington were A.
L. Walker, Mrs. Hooker and E.
Bryan and wife. They enjoyed
the lecture very much.
Correspondent.
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-08

Have you thought about and decided
whether you want farmers institute
held in this county, Mr.. Stockgrower
or Farmer? Remember, you won't be
out penny for travelling expense of
the Agricultural college experts. You
agree to furnish half the papers and
addresses, the music, and provide a
place to meet in. The college proposes
to meet you half way. Will you help a
little?
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-08
With our neighbors to the southwest

With our neighbors to the southwest
showing such zeal in extending tele-
phone connections, it surely ought to
hasten the building of the line east and
southeast. Villas could be reached at a
small expense if the people of that vi
cinity will subscribe for stock in the
company and it could then be extended
southeast on wire fence, if necessary,
to connect with the several lines in that
section.
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-08
Garden Seed . Free

Congressman Hogg, whose term of
representative from this district ex-
pired with the 59th Congress Monday
noon, sent us quantity of garden seed
for distribution among our readers.
We shall be glad to hand package of
it to any who will call for same.
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-08
School News
by N. 6. JONES
County Supt.

"When the clouds seem all around you
When there's nothing to relieve
The darkness of your prospects,
And no light you can perceive,
Just keep smiling, smiling, smiling,
No matter what betide,
And don't forget to keep it up
And,
Shine inside"
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-08
Gleanings and Comment.

Baca county is going to present a
marked change by fall which will mean
continued prosperity for the county.
Settlement will do it.
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-08
Mail : Time Card.

Mail Time Card.
sPRINGFIELD-LAMAR
pAILyte1copt Sunday.
(Route No. 6s2s2)
syr.nsneIa ky. kr H. Laa.Ar hr7sn fr T. m. m,
SpRINGFIELD--BLAIS
Tuesday y-Thursday-saturday
tRoute No. Go2s4)
Springfield, hys rs a. m: M Blaine Hy lT i1%s p in.
Observation-Disclosures
SATURDAY.
tRoute No ssssb)
Springfield ky.fs; krf.m M m. MAssv hy: L. ios.% M
sfeING D-vILAs-srONiNGTo
xoNpAY-wEpSEsnAY-.u uDAr.
(Route No rosse)
springfield A. M villas m:
s.oninsson hr. nr. j Il p. =, IN. "'
sPRINGFIELD-CORRIZO
(Route No 6hssD
Tuesday Thursday -Saturda. leaves Springfield
TOO a. H., arrives at Corrizo 7Oop. m
Leaves Corrizo on Monday, Wednesday,
Friday at 700 a, m; arrive at Springfield.
700 pm.
tFree box delivery on all routes
All mails closed Ave minutes before leaving
dine SILAs f. SPEoKMASS, p. NJ.
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-08
County Officers

Clerk and Recorder. Geo. Erwin Konkel
Treasurer ........ Herbert e. Homsher
Judge Elmer e. Alexander
Sheriff ............E Ernest P. Mcfarland
Assessor. ...................E Edward Emerson
Sup't. of Schools ....N. Conner Jones
Surveyor. G. Greathouse
Commissoners-C. H. Davis, V. M.
Shannon and L. McAdam.
Health Officer. r......Dr. T. F. Milligan
Clerk of District Court rt........................
.......................E Eugene M. Whitaker
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-08

Spring is approaching, but we
are not going to bring any spring
poetry for fear of the editors S
club. But it is good time for
boys and girls to watch for the
arrival of migratory birds.
Blackbirds, killdeer have been
seen already, and some geese fly
ing north. Put dates down in
your note books to compare with
past records, become a student
of nature.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

boben. Sr. 5riB wobuic cine Belt
lang in Wtt. Sulln Sitn, ood) tit iein
Iebi9er Niiientbaltsort nidt bcfanrtt.
Capt. Sobnion auf Dem
Wcgc Scr Wciicrung. Ter
3uitouo bon @corgc ". Sobnion BON
Ar. 10, Siio .Sremont-9l pcnue. mel.
der al otAcnleincr Neruen5crrilttung
leioct bat lid) ioiucit gebciiert, Dab CT
pornlaiid)tlidl mlorgen iein Mint i'm
3ougcbGu0e mieocr allfnebnien fnntt.
u 0 ID Gin aiteu r-E otient.
Sm Haiteur = Snltitlt ocS Stuot.
@oipitols fano geitcrn SoS. Osborn
Barter, bier Sabre oft, ans Relu.
burnc, NC, Muillobmc, pclder am
rs. Sllni bon einem Sunoe in bos
lilttc anic gcbiiIen muroe. Ties lit
Der tG. Yatient, luelder ieBt I'M Sn-
ltitlt in 9ebanolung lit.
&leine aartoffeln. = Man
iagt INNER. bic 0iimmlten 9anern
babcn oie oidItcn a~artoffeln; alio
miiiicn eS inteQiaente 8auern iein.
meldle bic tleinen &artoffeln iest in
Siiae uno 6ilue olli ocn Marft brin.
9cn, mo baS iinb JIG. Genn lie Der.
touien Dem gutsldubigen Eublifum
unouS9cmodicne Gartoiieln. gemii-
iernobcn unrciic 3noqen, Die, mic
ciu criobrener Observation-Disclosures nil.
len mill, cbenio wenig geiuno iinS.
rpie lmreiie aepfel. Siir mirfIid)
atsgewahiere a%artoffeln lit Scr
Ereis nod iebr bod. uno fem Nun-
Der, Dab oober Ole fleinen unreiien
groben NbioB iinben. Die Yreiie fir
Ole meiiten unoeren Triifte II. 8ar.
tenprooutte limb III Solae oes nngiin-
iti9en Northumberland abuormal
bod. Nn9a ir9Ais' NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23
I'm HcdIt unS GciS.

Cos GcItomrrt bon German $.
&iunt, ~ @c9GoI6 ocrlcl6c fciuc
mobltbGtigc &crnlGGtniiie bintcr
IicB.
3o3 ScItdment ocS Dor elmer $50.
dc oils bern Scbcn gcid)icocnen Nrr.
Wcrnlnn @orton @utt miroc gcitcrn
I'M Mnilcngerid)t 3igelanCl. Der
groBtc Sbeil icine5 Termogcna miro
cur Gcriualtung iiir icine G5d)tcr,
Sri. 2nurn q. Nlint unO Srou Glcu.
nor =. Gntorp, Der Sofe 0epoIit II.
Srnit Company sur &cripultrng
i%iberluieien. Gem Icitamcltt lit cine
Noti3 ~iol9cnben &nbalts Geigeiii0t:
ga moglidcr @eiie Gritit oorilbcc
geiibt ncraen mag, ooB i] nibts fir
mobltbatige ,}lpede binterlolien Dobe.
miinide if Is perItanocn 5ir babcu,
ouB id) Don nleiner SiIgcn0 an nod
cigenem @utDiiptcn 10 uicl 81 ,Qelt
mobltbdtigen llntcrnebmlngcn bel
getroaen, mic e8 meine Nfittel er.
loubten, inhenl i6 ca por5o9, Dieie0
Merf Der &obltbGtigfcit bel 2eb5ei-
ten o%uitait mad mcincm Sooe nurd)-
6ufiibren."
Scilte Mobel mo autlfcn, ionic
Eieroe biiltcrlieB &r. Sunt ieillcr
Jod)ter 9uitra @llnt nit berGmpfeb'
lung, nab tic ibrcr Sdfueiter iopicl
ser 6ouSbnltungs : GinriHtung ab.
loiie, oils Tie fiir gut beiinoe.
Ser Meit bes Nablaiies miro Der
Soie 9epoiit IL. SruIt SO. sur 8cr-
maltuug iiberiailen. Sri. Gdara
Stunt iol bas MnredJt oiiI Dos Robn-
bollS bobcm 10 ian0c mic Tie lcbts mo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23
WroHcs ltntcrncbmrn.

Sout6- 5bom q It 0 II, We., %.
sunni. = 0emnltige Sortihritte mer-
ben Gicr IN Dem Scriudl Die Slutb
bcS WeereS iiir ben 0etrieb bon Mliib.
len unb sSobrifanloGen 0ienItto 81
mad)en, gemodt. 3ic @c;i!dy Iuer-
Den nit einenl Balm bon elmer Gllo-
o%rotneile aliSoebnlng gcntodt, in
benz Die 6lutb 5iuolf SUB iteigt. Ger
Ylan lit ourd) Ole Slutb colnpromirta
2iiit 5t cr5cngen un0 Oieie Den ,Snbri.
fen ourd) Robrenleitpngen ais 9c.
triebsfraft 5njufiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

IGdIid)cn Eunttc, mcld)e iidl ans ocnl
Gcrb0r bis Jest crgcbcn bobcll. iirio:
Tab juci Sabre, ebc @eigcr in oelt
IicnIt Der Wolf trot, oicielbe eincr
iibcr2robcn 9ctrog an Nulcibcu ou1.
ltcbcn bate.
Tnb Der grGBtc She'll oieicr anIc!,
fen oil 6irnlcn 0eniodjt ipllrOe, in
lucldJcn @ci0rr 0cpiiicrmoBcn into.
reilirt lUnr.
GuB @ci1cr Sem 9onf- GrominotCr
9c1enilbcr bclbmor, onB er in nbiolilr
tchlcr Meiie GIL Den Yerioreu ODER 1T
oen 6irnten intereijirt NOR, berrn
@ed)iel Die @onf battc.
1oG CT 81 mieoerGolten Wolcn &C.
iuorlt ,poroen luor, ooB er 81 piclc
Wed)lcl in Son6 babe, un0 trob 6ielcr
Nnrnlng iorinbr, mebr Mehicl bel.
5%u6cDolten, ais ibm gcieblih crloltbt
mar.
GoB CT cillen Gbed ouf ieillen ei.
Bcllen Nanen IN Die aoiie ser 9onf
legte, mGbreno eS iid) b|erousiteQte,
Dab or fein 9onf.Gonto 81 oieient
9ctragr IN ieiner B%erfiiglng boite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

inl Sole lie Is luiini1t, fam lie
0nIlclbc lilr cine on0ere Wobnumg
rmtollhcll. Nad ibrcm So0c iol,
I'M Sale Die Scbtcrc lcbt, 6o9 NallS
al ibrc Sd)meitcr iibergcDcn. Hof)
Dem Gobc Der iibcrlcbcnocn beiocll
Eo6ter lo1, in Safe lid Nod)fonls
men BON Der eincll Der 9ei0cr Dor.
iinocn Ole Soic 0cpoIit II. IrnItGo
Gin 6iillitel oc8 NodlolicS al 6ic
Staot 5llnl @cItcn 0c5 0ernlou $.
&unt 6onoS Der NcDono9b.S NllIe
~bc5ablen. Bur ielbcn Belt loQeu iein
S6piegcriobn @r. Wnr. $. GrIorD
rno iein IrclunO ST.. Mn1. z. Seine
letter Don SbrcnenS6crrl go, jc
$15 pro Monnt crbultcn. 9cr Grllitcc
miro Damn onGcmicicL Den Met
NlciGmlGBig inter Die Gntel al per.
tbeilem inoeni jcocr Jrbe leilen Nu,
tbcil crb0lt, iucnll er u Sabre of
loirD.
@ciAer's &ro5eB.
Ter Ero5eB gcgell ocu cbenloligcn
&aiiirer Der oGonton Nationolbonf, "
&obn ". $. Neiger, miro mor9ell i'm
9lmoca-I iitriftsgeriht POM Hidter
Morris ~iortgeieBt. Gem 8erluui 6ea-
iclbcn miro oagemcin nit spanning
cnigegcn geieben, on S~tadtsonpolt
Cpena, @eiqcr's &crtbeioiger, i'll Der
le6tcn Stltn6c etlIde red)t intereilnnte
Ginjelnbeitcn gu Gage foroerte. Gr
pcriud)tc n1nllif i'll 6eneiier. Dab
Die 9anf burd Gerpilihtlungen, mel-
GJe lie NIT Der 3ultinmung Der II
rcftorcn einge9anacH. cine 3cit lnng
an0eblid) on, &nnoe ocS Terocrbcn3
itnnO nn0 @ci9er ge5luuni9cn iUnr,
10 uicle @eficI ST occeptirenL I'M
oeh ,}ninnmenbrud oeS Sinnn5 81.
ltituts 81 pcrfinoern. Eli boapt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23
Ginlt nnS Jest.

Eeoria, Sis, %. Sltni. III.
MEL 5. Haull, emit ein prominentcr
Hed)tsanpalt unb @eieQid)afislome
in bieier Staot unb Sobn beS gr.
&eniiors gommiiidrs Green g.
Haiinl, trot heute in Solicit eirc Ian.
gere MISUNDERSTANDING megeph 6al.
idnng uno llnteridiagiiiBs asiee1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23
&G1GnniGGc.
Fcrioncn3n1
Fcrioncn3ag scr Eitt3bur0 9otc.
eric @obn cntQlciit in Yitt3.
burg. - Der GonOuttulr gct3o-

rs
Gric . @o5n cntQlciit in HittS-
burg. - Der Gon0Nttcllr 0ct3o-
let r;o jcGn Eciin0ierc rerieet.
Hitt3burg, 90, y. &lni. -
|in Wom tobt un0 5cbn HuiiugierC
nerlett lit Dos Neililtot zines 3u0.
ltnioilca nili Der Monpngabcln.
Noilgbio0bcnp Tipiiion Der %ittH.
bitrN @afe. eric Yubn, Der iidr
bc,ttc Nbcno nod ) ltbr i'm Yobn-
bofe an SllBc Der Siio.21. StroBr
creignetc. GS mar DER glccorlmo0o-
tionS5uG Ntr. 1876, Der perungliidtc.
Cine ihobhoftc &cidc mar Die llr.
indc. Ger @et0Dtete lit Der Gonouf.
teur bcS 3ugeS, Der 60 Sabre oItc
&oicpb Mri1bt BON g&eit q. 9telpton,
20. Bon ben 5ebn Serlcbtcn mcr-
hcn brei rpobriheinlid) orh itcrbcn.
Cine StroBenbobn. Golli-
lion.
q cu Britain, CONT. %. <urli.
gS miro berid)tct, oob wcnigitcn1
Is Eerioncn beltc gbenO i1per per.
Iebt muroen bel cincln 3uiommcn.
IioB 5lpiid)en 5luci c!cftriiAcn Mu9-
CONS bel @bite Snf Ydrf, cinenl
MltSflu0Splat 5piid)cn bier II. Yloin-
bile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

evil 0elo d. ~ inoelt
BADEN. 49, S0r. Grneit :. Gldrf bon
oct Sohn @ancod @erlid)erungs : 8e'
lelidJuit. I'M Gnlpert D.. @ebdube, err
lanaie geiteru pon Nidlter @rannall
i'm mittlercn Eoli5cioiitrift eincu
Ncrboit9beiebl iiir Normon SriB,
eilcn GGncn aus eolem 8eIdleft,
Der Gritnobeiib aiti Gubo bubcn ioa,
tSr. Srib ioll angeblid BON SrnGlorf
$500 inter inlifen Soripieaclungcn
crbulten bo6cn. Gbenio ioll CT an.
gcblid) bon Srn. GboS. Gator 5000
uao pom engliiden Goniul auf iol.
id)c @oripiegclunGeu @elo crbulten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23
ltmIcrc SeSirauu0em.

Nir p,iirn INncn bic sEetiadIc ria.
prageu, naf nitirrc ~Sceinnnnseu puiitiu
bic rihtehen Inn, bir mdGiirhcr Wciir
geiteat iperoeit t%ohucu, lpenn iutr Sbnen
biz bsjtru STuIitatcu ~liciCru uuo MIR
einru mdfiaen &rriS iprbrfu ionrr.
0cnn Gle leidtrrC ~@cSinaunaeu aio
Die nnieriaen %iirOfr, 10 broori cni,ue.
Der SuGiiiat uscr her Greie her ltebrr.
ipnflnig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

bi9e lleberlc9lula Die 3iiqel fiibren,
lucrben mir oui nieiem Yfaoe bon.
9teltem nit ousgreifetocn Shrittclt
iprtiHrciten.
Soltc ulla ober cine WelcsQebullg
bcihieOen ieirL meldc iih chi politi.
ldJc GurtheiIr 9%riinoct, ioQtcn mi,
mi iojioIiitiid)c Shcorien inns Elm.
lniicL mcldc 0ltf GoniiStotion Der
Gigcntbunsrcd)tc btumlalonien, moI-
len mir TcrQcltuug iiir iriibereS I'm
rcd)t ilbcn, gIeidl picl mic tbotiGhlidI
6 olld) 9clucict icin mo1 loQ Is MIR
nnf lhnCltc2 Nnn0rlu 0ntonmlcn II.
Die rciiliuc llcbcrlcAlHQ crit nodj
iolQcL 0onn bin id Der Wtcimng,
0aB llnlcr aolt3er gciIGltlid)cr 9lli
bull IN cine @clahr Gcrutbcn tuun
ocrcn WtuB I'M &crbdItniB 81 ser
HclpuIliNcn Nll9ocbntltG unicrcrRro
ipcrit0t iteht."
@l0n6eH0cr Stcucrnbc
rid t.
@oibiuNton, -. N,ni. Ser
WouotsbcridJt i!bcr Ole eingctonmc-
ilcn SnIon0ltrtrrn iueiit iiir ocn
Wfnnot Otni 1907 Die Wcionrmtcill.
uoDme nit $22,535,7 G1 aui, lpoS cl.
ucr Wtcbreinnobme pou $2,O39,07S
itbcr Den Nlcidcn Wonot oeS porigcn
&obrc8 cntlprid)t. Iic GinnubmcE
iiir Die eli Nionotc Oc3 6i9lolinbrcs
tc5iiicrn iid olf S2i6.539G73, cine
3unobmc Don $i9.7i5,Gt6 iibcr bic
correlpoubircuoc Ycrinoe bon 1906.
Gic QimatTlcu i'm Mfou0t W}ai mei.
len iiir Spirituoicn ciNc Mcbrein-
nabne BON $L1t9973, fiir (obof
cine ioldc bon S29LS3l ooococu CT.
ne Nbnobmc nm S!1,i55 iiir gc0ob-
rene @ctrGnfc nri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23
Seben oick Bargains Sic nit(l IN CrIdnnn?

Sic ihm v hn = benz. mir gnrmnirm F ais pGr i'm &nb = nuSrgr int EraS
nS mi lchhcu WohNunscn ns tic ugenomo abrS in Baltimore gfnbu wrom Enmn. N&nn
Sc nm cuS hmrn = Nde ipWn - nD ca5 mrfth Suites r Su NuNgnun rbatn nWt
10 lit bier SMc @dernbct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23
Suruabu in Ef!nbomn.

SfIo6omoG itn -. %imi.-
Tn Scr Ndbc bon gSoltcr mllrorll
Hitrd rinen Sorltnoo. Der in Der Der
tIoiicncn Nodjt ourd) Den Stuat ieg.
It, mcbrcrc 6|urmbduicr ocnlolirt II.
Gin Mom miro ncrnliBt. 81 Gun
call mltroc oitrN ciucn idnucrcn Die
gen aroBer Sd)oocn ongcrid)tct, POO
Sui 0ca Gelciic0 Der bod = Salouo.
Wobn limo u%ntcrluoid)cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

Grcficnb 8. - .Mu9 io0ct Sic.
luic Occolctirt Die mnqcrCNnucr iit?"
r. Sic blonlirt lid, bis oui Die ano-
d)cn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

s'rciie Beginner 70 niebri9 pie. ....... -. SOS
llno bicS aie6t Sbtelt einc ~ipIeioibe 0tue, oit
s SUB 8 sou bel 10 sub 6 sou Nrob 1T.
,,, 9 p 81 = II r. Gr 1gs "eneite 81 S7,08
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23
Nur Sieic WpHc

Stanoarb 25e, Snefitai W.agtcu ........tse
Stnnonro 15c. G.naIitdt W'nttcn ...... .22%;.
Sianaarb i5c. Gaalltdt @iaiteu. ........ BIC.
Gteg'@nGe ale 0r6Ben uno Aiuiter gicGt
c5 bier 81 ncl nieorigiien Erciien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

|. init ie6cm bier acRGh
!. ten Gtulnui poH so
'-uocr tnritbcr. Gr vi
'.lEt acan4t ma lulr
mcroCn Nbntn ciucI
|. ocriclbcn nit GrcuGca
: 8cIacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-23

1;crn'S Ssttr uDu 2Escn se61ri III sen nyJi:.
tea WlGtsa5 alppr .rnrcn IN @merifa. 2ci.gt
Grnuf, III. un,;rc iciucu SuniitGtru, lriG!cu
E'csinnnngcn nHo ~aicorihcn 9rriic IN rcariins
prn, ,prnqi mGu sicier Sbntiadr georn:i.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-10
American Collegiate Institute
FAR RoCKAwY NEW YORK.

Sc solicita un professor americana
para el Departamento de ComercIo
que sepa un POGO de espailol. Ha de
cnse1ar pnncipalmente teneduria,
Taquigrafia Pitman, Caligrafia, Ley
Comelcial y alguna clase ingles. 81
conoce mecanografia, mejor.
Dede tener referenclas del ms
pector de su distrto y del departa-
mento, y 81 por alguna razon, no pu-
diera traer estas, que de algunas sa.
tisfactorias, como las de la redacci0n
de este perl6dico 8 de personals COMO
cidas por esta direction.
Indique sueIdo apetecido. Sc le
da casa y comlda. Debe ser soltero.
Otro professor en- Cienclas Fisico
Naturales, en- las mismas condiciones
que el anterior. Debe sea habll tn
tIabalo de laboratorio.
Dirijase.sal director.
1921 J. d. SULsoNA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-10
hILAGROSO DfS(UBRINIfAT0

fin lego San Juan Mgosa epecadad genero
G. Alberto de Napo anazando hyas
mecnaes la India epes ie oundo esudo % las enferme
des s6cas medic
solo sin ha del que enferedes
couada de dicha suancia FL taameno senmo
vegetables composition solo
b medcinaes de la India Las pdo inyn han sdo deaaos
nvento miroso omea uc6n de oas las
las Was urinarias de ambos
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FL milagroso ROOB PIzZO es un gran medicamento es
competa destruction de todo baso s6itico Con su
gre mpura deandoa esado normal bre de todo virus
nmundad para evtar la production de terrible enerm
la compea segudad de que toda persona aacada de
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Constantine J !abd' YI|sla'
COMISIONISTAS


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Sc encargan de agenciar toda cla-
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ductor como cafe, cueros, caucho &, y
De la compra y despacho de toda clast
de mercancfas. Atienden con especia.
lidad el despacho de encomiendas po,
correo.
Sc hacen cargo de auudiencia d,
lovenes estudiantes y en- relaci6n cor
este ramo sumunist,Au toda clase d.
datos y catalogOe.
C0mtSi0AtS 'AddIcaS.
PuntAaiidad. ESmeyO y ydGidez.
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GURABO

Sc anuncia la vacante de dos es-
cuelas rurales en- esta Jurisdiction
Los que las pretendan pueden enviar
su solicitud por,el plazo de ocho dias,
acompaiiando el n1mero de certi6ca-
do, clase y tanto por ciento de in
giles. ANTONIO VAGUE, PytsideN-
H.--Gurabo 70 de Agosto de 1907. $40
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ALO! SEHORE! MED|cO!
de la isla.

En- i'm pueblo progresista cerca
de San Juan, hallase vacante la pla.
"a de aOfcial de SanidadS, dotada
con mil dollars anuales. FL medi-
co que la acepte puede hacerse de
una regular clientela. Ademas el
Ayuntainiento aumentara $500. 90.
en- el nuevo presupuesto a la plaza
referida.
Informardn Ell LA DEMoCRA-
CIA.
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y condensadores de Vacfo seco de Vacio hd.
Observation-Disclosures centrales.
REFERENCIAS EN- PUERTO RICO
Todas las. .centrales donde se encuentren
aparatos de Krajewski-Pesant 20, sntrs ks
eualRs estAn las siguientssI
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nhacre
aondad
ph9 pudo eah sci que
Fid Bancoy
Barcelona
p
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sERvIcIo DE NEW oRLEANs,-El vapor "AaxAr

ona San Juan la Marina Muele no de
Ofcna de Nueva York, No Broadway
de NnevaO w. Agent nGm Common ST
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ESPECIALIDADES

Desmenuzadoras ..Krajewski. Calenta-
dores modernos con ocho..6 diez J seis circulA.
slOnes..-Trapiches, defecadOras, triple J qua.
druols stactoS y tAchoS. .modsrnol. .-Bonbs
Agentes Generals o,.a
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-04-12
WHEN FERTILIZERS SHOULD BE
APPLIED.

As a general rule, which has but few
exceptions, tho greater part OF the fer
tillzer should he applied to the soil be-
fore planting the crop IT Is Intended to
benefit. This rule Is not only In accord
with theoretical considerations, but Ii also
~ahundantly sustained In actual practice,
as shown by carefully conducted field ex-
periments instituted for the express pur-
pose OF ascertaining the truth, says Hon.
II. ], Reddins. Director Georgia Experi-
ment station, Department of Agriculture.
In Virginia Carolina Fertilizer Almanac.
The theory underlying the rule Ia the
fact that most OF the ingredients compos-
ing a commercial fertilizer are not Inn
mediatsly soluble and availible, but must
undergo certain chemical changes In the
soil before the plant food will be In the
proper condition to be taken up by the
roots OF the plants, This is particularly
true In regard to salts of potash, and In
less degree to acid phosphate. 1t Ia .
fact, also, that some forms of potash.
notably ksinit, cause chemical changes
present IN n soil. whereby the before In
soluble and non.available plant food al
ready IN the soil, becomes available.
The organic substances which are large
ly used IN the make up OF commercial
fertilizers for the purpose of supplying
nitrogen to the p~lants-such as cotton
seed meal. dried blood, fish scrap, tank
age, etc, also require time in which to
undergo chemical decomposition and such
change of FORM as will enable the roots
phate OF ammonia, a highly soluble chemi-
cal salt. which sometimes enters into
the composition Of Q fertilizer IN a very
limited amount, must undergo a complete
chemical decomposition In the soil before
the plants can make any use of the nitro
gen. which II contains In the form Of
ammonia sulphate, This must be BON
verted into nitrate, or nitrate OF limo,
Nitrate OF soda Is the one chemical
fertilizer salt that Ia Immediately avail
able, producing a very prompt effect when
be applied TO none other).
Acid phosphate M potash may be APP
piled to the soil and bedded on from two
to six weeks before planting time. II
Is claimed by some experts that potash
even several months before planting, A
more practical and convenient rule. how
ever Is to apply a. complete fertilizer
from one TO three weeks before planting
the crop. when the latter Ia a corn. cot
ton. tobacco. or other summer-growing
crop, always taking care to mix the fer
tilizer thoroughly with the soil OF the
open bedding furrow In which II shall be
applied and then listing or throwing
W burrows OF II.
Experiments on the farm Of the Georgia
Experiment Station, projected for the
the effectiveness Of a complete fertiiiser
applied two weeks before planting. and,
on the other hand, the effectiveness Of
the fame quantity Of the same fertilizer
applied In the burrows with the seed,
were followed by an unexpected and sur.
result-viS., the cotton seeds plant
ed on The p.sts In which the fertiliser
had been applied and beddcd on two
weeks before. came up quicker and gave
q moro uniform stand OF more vigorous
plants than resulted on the piats In which
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-04-12
SHERIFF'S SALE DELINQUENT LANDS.

In pu"noeo fame order ~ed by the Board of Supervisors Lee County MsmdpLa the April Bn term as
shown on Mne Book No s. at Page eG Twill on the First Monday 1t being the 9th dyof My1 1907 in front of the
c"r h@ door nhe Cym Greenwood sdsdppiw within the hours pramHba by lave web phGa MD he
bidder for c@hh eon@hgd ecdbdkm lands empemh taxes for the fiscal year 1906 tt: