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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-13
MONEY no LOAN
Go Into Debit

when you can borrow money from us
on such reasonable terms--Be inde-
pendent-It pays-When you have
the cash. you know you can always
buy cheaper. We VIII loan you the
money to buy what you need or TO
borrowing. IA paws 10 borrow from an
Old and Reliable Company--the Com
pany that gives the best rates and
terms In the City and the largest dis
company is the
FIDELITY LOAN CO..
FIFTEEN YEARS AT
I2-McGraw Bldg.-I2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-13

MADRID. March 13.-Queen VIC
toria OF Spain wept when Alfonso re-
turned from Barcelona unframed. II
IL presumed her tears were shed for
10y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-11
DETEATRO
"LA TEMPESTAD"

Fue TN exito de taquilla y exito pa
ra la compafIia que dirige Casas, la
representation de La Trmbestad, esa
obra de que gustaron tanto nuestros
abuelos..
La celebre romanza de BARITONE
y la salve de1tenor fueron nuy aplau-
didas. Tambien escucharon las Sras.
Torres y Chaves y los Sres. Sotorra y
Real, muchos aplausos en- el cuarteto
que trato de deslucir la tramoya
echando ell telon bruscamente.
Ell concertante fue tambien muy
aplaudido y 10 que es mejor: con JUS
ticia
En- Ell verso no estuvieron tan afor-
tunados los artistas como en- la parte
de canto en- que lucio su fresca y
agradable voz la nueva tiple seffora
Maria de Torres. que fue muy bien
acoglda por el publico que la ovacio-
no grande y merecidamente.
Muy bien Ell Sr Sotorra que canto
con gran brio, con notable acierto y,
como Ell baritone Real, con lujo de
facultades.
Casas, admirable.
La carecterfstica Sra Aranguren y
ell bajo ST. Sancho, cumplieron bien {
igualmente los coros que contribu-
yeron en- gran manera al conjunto
verdaderamente plausible.
La orquesta bien, muy bien.
Ell maestro Blay~es un heroe de la
batuta Fue llamado escena repe
tidas veces y ovacionado eu union
de los INTERPRETERS de la obra.
Domingo OrO@cO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-11
Contra Ia Porto Rican Express
La C0MISI0n De FRANQUlCIaS
Domingo OrO@cO.

Mr.. Ward Cabot ha recibido
en- estos dias comunicaciones
que sc Telacionan con la Porto
Rican Express Company ha-
c1endo cargos contra la EXPIRE
sada Empresa.
Mr.. Ward ha remitido dichos
informes a la Comision de Fran
quicias. En- la semana proxi
ma sc verif1cara una session pu-
blica en- Ell salon del Qonsejo
Executive, 9 en- la oficina del
Attorney General donde regu-
larmente Sc reune la Comision
de Franquicias para Or las que
jas de casas comerciales 8 via ;
jeros que sc consideren lesiona-
dos en- sus intereses por Ia EN-, ).
presa Express Zen los viajes
en- ferrocarril. La Comision de
franquic1as ha tornado en- con
sideracion los inforn1es del Au-
ditor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-11
"PEPG BL0MA' I'm GSPANA
L0 QUE DICE -GALICIay

De Ia importante revista aGalicia" que
Sc publica en- Madrid, tr anscribimos
el siguiente suelto que publica en ell
ndmero correspondence al IS de Di-
ciembre.
El BoLETIN MERcANT1L DE Puerto
Rico, que Sc publics en- la ciudad de
San Juan, nos dedica en- Ell n1mero CO.
rrespondiente al "a de Octubre tiltimo.
IN articulo titulsdo LA Revista de
Galicia doi1a Conception Arenal".
debido a la pluma del excelente escri
tor "Pepe Bloma", que ensalza la labor
meritfsima de la sdpirable ferrolana y
los trabajos ella dedicados por nues.
tros colaboradores, y termina con es-
tas palabras' ola Revista Galicia".
llevando entire sus artfsticas tapas ell
eco fiel de la opinion de los amantes
hijos de su region y admiradores de
nuestra querida inoIvidable conterr4.
nea, cierra con broche de orc Ell ho.
menaje al genio de as mujeres gale
gas "dofla Conception Arenal".
Celebramos la acogida que ha mere.
cldo, ell artfculo de nuestro distinguidet
compaflero Pepe Bloma, de la admira1
Bile Revista madrilefia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-11
De Guayana
e. ENTIERRo!OE La SRA. DoMNGuEz De BRUNO
ACTO IMPONENTE

Aver tarde como las cinco de
la misma circulo la noticia de que
la vlrtuosa dana dof1a Cecilia Do
mlnguez de Bruno sc encontraba gra-
We; como a las siete murio ha sido
para Guayama TN acontecimiento del
mas sentido duelo.
Ell comercio cerr6 sus puertas in.
mediatam ente y un numeroso grupo
de personas de todas las classes So
ciales, invadio la casa de la atribu-
lada familia Bruno.
Hoy como las diez de la mafana
sc verified ell sepelio del cadaver al
cual concurrieron mas de mil per-
sonas.
Do1a Cecilia, Ia mama" de los
pobres menesterosos, como la la
maban, ha dejado I'm hueco, que
nadle llenara en- ia Sociedad de
Guayama profundamente conmovida
por tan irreparable perdlda.
Sirvan estas llneas de sentido pc
same a suS fami.iares y D. E. P, Ell
alma de la fnada
Corresponsal.
Guayama 10 de Enero de Ioo8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-11

El Concejo Municipal aprobo una
nimemente en- su Ultima session una
Ordenanza sobre paga de arbitrios por
acometidas las alcantarillas en- Ell
barrio de Puerta de TERRA.
FL referido documento dice asl:
Ell Concejo Municipal voto en- 20 de
Enero de 1903 una Ordenanza i'm
poniendo la cantidad de tres dollars
por cada metro l1neas de fachada a
todo propietario administrator de
casa que deseare constru ir acometida
a la alcantarilla, exigiendole adema as
| Ell pago de dos dollars para garantir
Ell buen estado del piso una vez hecha
la acometida.
Con motivo de los trabajos de
ahrmado y alcantarillado que Sc
vienen practicando en- ell barrio de
Puerta de TERRA, los propietarios 6
ADMINISTRATORS de casas en- dicho
barrio han de llevar a efecto las
aeon metidas 4 las alcantarillas, y ha
de establecerse, como es consiguiente,
ell tipo que ha de satisfacerse, como
derecho para tai acometida.
Ese derecho no puede ser igual al
de que habla la Ordena MA citada en-
razon que dicha Ordenanza fue
adoptada para las acometidas del
alcantarillado de la ciudad, l1nico en-
aquella epoca, y nj la importancia de
las 6ncas nj el de servicio que sc
establece amerita Ell pago de aquel
derecho en- la cuantfa fjada en- tai
Iresoluc ion.
Ordenese por el Concejo Municipal
de San Juan:
Secci6n H-El ingreso de tres
dollars por cada metro lineal de fa-
chada de casa en- que Sc instale AGO
metida la alcantarilla en- Ell barrlo
de Puerta de TERRA, Sc rebaja a TN
dollar ,-Secci6n s"-Mientras no Sc
halle terminado ell trabajo de arreglo
de Gales en- Ell barrio de Puerta de
TERRA, Sc suprime la fanza exigida
para responder del arreglo de la ca
lie al hacerse Ia acometida enten-
diendose que subsistira para todos
aquellos casos en- que una vez termi-
nado Ell trabajo de afrmado Sc soli-
cite pOr alg1n dueflo 8 administradoi
de casa permiso para la aeon etida
en- cuyo case debera ingresar en- Te-
soreria municipal la fanza dispuesta
La mencionada ordenanza sera eje.
cutiva una vez aprobada por Ell alcal-
de seflor del Vale Atiles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-11

No sabemos, no podemos sa-
Der aun que resultados tendra
la information que sc anunc1a
que benefcios prestara al pals,
que soluciones a los confictos
surgidos; pero nos basta conque
Sc haya demostrado plena y to-
talmente que existen una serle
de cargos que es precise escla-
recer Y TN estado de opinion
francamente declarado contra la
compaflia va mencionada, y que
nosotros, sin ataques, sin rudas
campa1as, sin agresiones vlo-
lentas hemos refejado Ell sentir
general y acaso 10 hemos encau-
zado por Ell camino de la legali-
dad que ahora sigue.
Estamos satisfechos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-11
NJ eStrpDO de nalaDa
Una danza de Arguinzoni

La banda de la Policia Insu-
lar, estrenara manana en- la
plaza de Baldorioty una inspi-
rada Y arm6nica danza del po-
pular compositor puertorrique-
no seflor Arguinzoni.
La danza sc titula "Pedid San
Luis, Y esta dedicada a los Sc
nores Alvarez y Hermano, fa-
bricantes del acreditado ron
San Luis" que tiene tanta acep-
taci6n en- ell mercado.
A la inspirada partitura, del
Maestro Arguinzoni, ha puesto
letra ell cOnoCido poeta Cecilio
Andino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-11
Caida de un Caballo

Aver sufrio IN percance en-
los terrenos del Condado, don
Ramon Llobet, inspector de lin.
pieza p1blica. Dicho senor que
iba montado en- TN brioso ala
zan al vadeaT TN sitio Ell caballo
Sc encabrito. FL seflor Llobet
al tratar de tirarse 10 hizo con
tan mala fortuna, que sufri6
una caida lesionaDdose el cuer
po y la cara. Lamentamos ell
accidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-11
Nota del dia

Ell Auditor, Mr.. Ward, tiene
IN proyecto que reheja y con
densa un verdadero estado de
opinion: la semana proxima sc
propone abrir una information
publica para que todos los que
tengan alguna declaration que
hacer, alguna protesta que con-
signar, algun cargo que tormu :
lar contra la Porto -Rican Ex-
press Co., comparezcan ante el
0omite de franquicias del Con-
seio Executive, Ell dia que sera
indicado de los de la semana
venidera.
En- su poder tiene Ell Auditor
numerosas cartas de comerclan-
tes V particulares de la Isla, en-
las que sc lie denuncian hechoS
que a juicio del distinguido fun
cionario merecen una investl-
gacion amplia y Official.
Las denuncias, las quejas re-
cibidas por Ell Auditor contra la
Porto Rican Express" mere
cen, a iuicio de este funciona-
rio, que sc reuna el Comit6 de
franquicias y abra una informa-
ci0n publica, a la que puedan
comparecer todas y cada una de
las personas que tengan recla-
maciones pendientes contra la
citada Compailia de transpor-
teS.
La intervention, sin duda ne
Cesaria y oportuna que ha to-
mado Ell Auditor en- este asunto,
prueba que, nosotros, Cuando
esCribimos acerca del particu-
lar, no hiCimos mas que re1e jar
un estado de opinion que Sc ma
nifestaba en- un todo contraria a
los procedimientos puestos en-
practica por la empresa de la
porto Rican Express.
Lo que ahora sc dice Y 10 que
ahora sc hace en- las regiones
ohciales, la investigation que
ahOra Sc anuncia, nos Conhrma
en- nuestra raz6n y demuestra
como no vamos nunca gulados
pOr 1ntereses que no sean los de
servir franca y honradamente
al p1bliCo, cuando en- nuestros
art1culos nos vemos constreni-
dos a la Censura y q la critica
de los abusos y de las demasias
ajenas.
La prensa honrada, no tiene
otro camino que seguir, no co
nOce OtrO Sendero.
En- contra de los intereses pro-
pios tai veZ, por servir los de la
Colectividad que defendemos, en-
nuestras columnas. en- este mis-
mo sitio, dimos la voz de alerta
avisando de 10 mismo que aho-
ia conoce plenamente, perfec-
tamente, Ell Auditor.
Nosotros debiamos al publicc
esa defensa y al pals esa infor-
maci6n irremediable.
No nos importo en- ese caso
como no nos inrporta nunca
que intereses particularisimos
y egoistas pudieron sufrir mer-
ma, nj nos alarm0 la represalia
que contra nosotros pudiera SCI
ejercida.
Y en- esta OCCASION, como STEM
pre-, han venido los hechos. las
resoluc1ones postoriores del go
bierno, la intervention Official
esta vez oportunisima, a confir-
mar nuestras prudentes { indis-
pensables advertencias.
( Con este nos hallamos salts
fechos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-11
[ LAMENTABLE SUCESC
TiROS EN- PONCE
UN hINO Y UN HOMBRE HERIDOS

de nuestro Corresponsal especiah
Esta maflana hemos recibido Ell ST.
guiente despacho telegrafco:
Ponce, Ith a. N. 1908.
BOLETIN,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-11
Corte de DistrIto.
SENALAMIENTOS
SECCION Ia


El lunes Sc vera en- esta sec
ci6n, ell pleito seguido por Jose
Calzada y otros v, S. Ramon
Cosme, Catalina y Esteban Crux.
por nulidad de expediente de
dominic.
SECCION %
La demanda en- cobro de pc
SOS, interpuesta por Pascual Bo-
rras, como administrator judi
cial del caudal de Pedro Arana.
contra la Succession dc Maria de
JESUS Urrutia, y Sc celebrara
tambien la vista dc la demanda
de divorcio de Maria Ramirez
contra Enrique Rosello.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-11
SOBRE ALCANTARILLAS
El ingresO de tres dollars pOr cada
metro de fachada en- que Sc ms
tale la alcantarilIa Sc rebaja I'm
dollar.
Sc SUPRIME LA FIANZA

81 Concejo Municipal aprobo una
nimemente en- su Ultima session una
Ordenanza sobre paga de arbitrios por
acometidas a las alcantari1las en- Ell
barrio de Puerta de TERRA.
Ell referido documento dice asf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-11
y Pizd de San Juan
EN- LIQUIDAClON

En- el misno local han establecido
los seflores Piza y Ca igual negocio,
con los productos va conocidos &c su
destilerfa de Arecibo Oportuna-
mente pasaran circulares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-11

DOLEIIN,
San Juan.
Anoche. proximamente las diez,
en- los momentos que el joven Anil
car Bustamante charlaba con unos
amigos, Juan Rodriguez disparole
un tiro revolver. Bustamante trato
de refugiarse casa don Antonio Otero
y al hacer segundo disparo Rodri
guez la bala hirio malamente al nifo
de trece afIos Jorge Felicci que sin
intenci6n alguna asomose al balloon
yer que ocurrfa, en- region clavicu-
lar. Estado grave. Bustamante en-
tro casa Lcdo. Coronas, persiguien-
dole Rodriguez que volvio disparar
hiriendole brazo fracturandole hueso
humero. Agresor no ha sido dete-
nido aun.
Corresponsal.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-31
MADISON.

The St. Paul Mountain Air says the lumber businrssin that section k slowly recovering from the effects of the money panIy
 Postmaster Moore eI Pettierew Has resigned his position. sold his property and will locate in Oklahoma for the benefit of his health.
 There are more railroad tics on the yard here It present. than there has been for number of years. 1lle yards die lafl and some of them will have to bt moved soon. St Pau Mountain Air.
 Nat Smith, af near Purdy, well known ln this county, has been confined to hi~ Led tbe past nine weeks suffering with hiS wounded arm. Twenty-Five yrars ago Alr. smith slot lIiln- seil whileout hunting, the er- tire lead passing through his arm between Che shoulder and elbow. Notwithstanding tae fact that inches of the entire
The Springdale news., 1908-01-31
NEXT MEETING AT
 SILOAM SPRINGS.

Van Bnren, Jan. 2. fhefirst work of yesterday afternoon 's sts- sion of the Horticultural Society was the election of officers for the ensuing year and the result showed tile members to be we'll pleased with administration o1 tic Soclety'S affairs by it's otii- eials whom they reelected to succeed themselves aS follows:
 President, George I. Lincoln, Bentonvillc, reelected
 Second Nee President, ZDr. James Shibles, Paris.
 Secretary, John r. Logan, Sloan Springs reelected.
 Tfeasurer.I. ". NestaI, Little Rock, reelected.
 Today Siloan Springs was se- Ietted as the next place oi meet ing, Nan Buren and Little kock k being the other candidates.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-31
Notice to Confirm and Quiet
 Title.

Whereas petition has been tiled iii the Chancefy Cou1tof Washington County Arkansas. by \. ] Ott and L. \. Jones pray ing said court to confirm dquiet their re sBectiVt titles in sevetaity to the following described lauds situatedin said county of Washington and state q Arkansas. to wit Tie South halt of the Southeast quarter of Section four and two acres out of the North east Corner of the Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section Nine Ill in Township Seventeen North Range Thirty one West and containing i'll all Eightytw acfes more of less Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all persons having or claiming an interest in sad lands to appear at the next regular termof said Chaneery Court to be holden in the city of Fayette vile in said Washington County, Arkansas on the second Monday in February, 190s, and show cause Ii any they can why the ti- ties of said \ 0tt and l.. \. Jones To said lands should not be confirmed and quieted.
 GEO RODGERS,
 Clerk Chancefy Court.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-31

beie Wa> removed the wound H. naily healed and during this quarter of century Mr. Smith las performed dl! kinds of work on the farm. It Was while plow- ing recently that Ile bruised hiS arm bv the blow striking rock, and since then he has been III a very critical eondition Hunts vile Democrat.
 \ team owned by Ellis X Ba- kef Bros, tbe li4ersmen, fan away with the mail hack. .near Macedonia last Thursday badly wfeeklng the hack and breaking 2 hind leg of oneol the horses. Tie animal Was also in lured lH- ternally and, there being no pos Sibilits of t recovering. WAS sIot 10 relieve | ol its sulIerings. Huntsville Democrat
The Springdale news., 1908-01-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of tlle Interior Land Otliee at Harrison, Ark. December 5s. 19Q7 Notice is hereby given that Gara Clifford et Spring dale Ark has tled notice ot his intention to make final five year proof in support oi hIs claim viz. Homestead Entry No. 2T1Pe made January i lgol for the W Sl5 SE SI and Sll SN Section 2n Township fs x Range 19 N. and that said prooi Mil be made before County Clerk oi Washington County at Fayette1ille. Ark, on February 22 1pgs
 lle names the following witnesses to ffo>e ( his continuous residence upon and Cuit1va 1ian of the land VIZ John Kelley. Vim Mayo, c. Mayo Id Iwecdy, all of Sping dale. Ark 5a bt
 I.1tA. Ntap-rlLLA-nanA E.-.l.tna
The Springdale news., 1908-01-31
The Joy

ot living is to have good health. l se FIefbine and You will have bushels ot joy lou need not he blue, fretfuI aud have that bad taste in your mouth. Try t bot tie of Heroine, positive cnre for all liver complaints. F. farrell, Austin, Texas. writes: 'I have used Heroine for over year, and it a fine regulator. gladly rec ommeHd It as I fine medicine Tor Dyspepsia Sold b} W. C. OWnbey.
 e.Every man k the architect ol lis owH fortunes. thc trouble be ing that >o oman1 ol IL draw bum plans.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-31
1nearby Counties
BENTON.

Wesley Jones and Miss Mamie Fox of Gentry we're married re- gently.
 The Gregory Vinegar Company Is 10 enlarge its plant at Sloan Springs.
 Nathan Gordon and Miss So- phia lErant1s of Rogers were mar ried recently.
 James Brandon, residing III the vicinity Of Centerton, died recent ly at the age of $ years.
 Mrs. Jno. F. Carl died recently at her home It Si1oam Springs, leaving q husband and son.
 A new postofice las been es- tabllshed at Healing Springs on the Rogers and Southwestern railroad. Wm. A. Gregory is the postmaster.
 Jno. F. Paul, grand secretary of the 1. .. Q. F.. has purchased property at Sloan Springs and moved the secretary office from Gravett te that place.
 Mail Clerk Roy Ellis Vas pro- noted January 10th to class } and given the head run on Pas sengefs No. Is and t2 between Monett and It. Smith. Mr E.l- lls and wife afe now living tt It. Smith. Rogers Democrat.
 At the meeting of the Benton County Cattle Growers AsSocid- tion last Wednesday, It Benton vile it Was reported that Soil so had been pledged. Itwas een- sldered that this amount Was Sat- helent to guarantee the expenses of q line rider and ole will be placed on the quarantine line at onee. Rogers=DemoGfat
 \ peculiarly sad call of the death angel k reported from Cave Springs south of the city. The grim reaper suddenly called for Mrs. Emma Ford together with her new born twins last Thursday They were inferred Ill one grave at Mount Hebron cemetery Saturday. Four or plan children are left to mourn the loss of mother. BentonviiIe Sun.
 EX Mayor l. II Johnson, who has been in Kansas city for the past two months taking treat ment for cancer on the inside ol his mouth. and receiving no ben eft, last week had il cut out, a very delicate and uncertain opet- ation. He k slowly recovering and expects to come home l'eb- mary 5th, Tor visit of q day CT two, anl will return te Kansas City to remain until entirely cured Gentry Journal.
 At the meeting oI the Benton County Democratic Central Gom- mittee heldat Bentouyiiie, March 1 25 was selected as the date Tor holding the=county primary, md the rules prescribe that auA known Democrat Will be allowed 10 participate Ill same N Y i Patterson ol Pea Ridge was elected chairman. succeeding W. D. WaSSoH, deyeased X eom- mittee, consisting ef Nr Pattgr-
The Springdale news., 1908-01-31
Catarrh and Headache.

Mrs. z. F.. GoGorth, 2l19 lIol- ly Street, Kansas City. writes: After using sample bottle and two 25ebottlcs of Hunts Light ming oil, am almost well of Ca tarrh. It stops my headaches. II is the best medicine l ever saw and just can't keep house with out 1t. She is right.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-31

'Whi~key i> best kept ill a jug, remarks an exchange. Yes, jug, CT bottle, or barrel just 50 It is kept there.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-31

John What kind of tea do you like beStE' Priscilla "Go- tees some, but Rocky Mountain Tea. best" John Why Hollis ter's Rocky Mountain Tea bestE" Priscilla It speaks for itself, John. Makes lovely complex tions.
 Nelson Searey X Bevers.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-31

About the easiest mark wt kuow of is the father who is al- ways threatening 10 take drastic with his children.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-31

son, J. C. McAndreWs and F.. K. Morgan, was appointed to ap- point tile judges and clerks Of the primary and to make the assessment on the various cdndi- dates for the expenses of con- ducting the primary. After the work of the committee had been concluded the county candidates held d meeting and decided to
 make no joint canvass of the county.
 According. to the government weather bureau at Bentonville, the coldest day of the present winter was last Thursday morn ing when the thermometer was down to12 degrees below zero. II was below freezing every night until Monday. The aver age temperature for the week was B degrees, or 17 degrees colder than for tue corresponding period last year, due of course to the SHOW on the ground. The snowfall for the past ten days was given as ten inches, which equallcd a precipitation of 1.10# inches of rainfall Rogers Demo- trat.
 The last issue of the Gentry Journal-Adxanee=con the an- nual report of the Gentry Fruit Growers Association The Asso- ciation, which las been in exist enee for.se seven years How owns property valued It s4o13.9o. F fhe dividends declared this year will be large enough to repay the 12+ stockholders for every cent they have ever paid for their stock. which HOW becomes aval- uable investment. The divi- dend on each share iii 1906 was s10 and last year, SIS. No asso- eiation in Northwest Arkansas las madea better showing or is in better repnte with tile buyers. There IS money =in sticking to- gether in tile fruit business just as well as in anything. else.
 Rogers Democrat.
 In q communication in theBen- tonYille Sun last week | GfaWd- CT advocates | state law eonpeII- if1or fruit osroXerS fa cultivate and spray their orchards Mr GroWder also says concerning the packing of apples:
 Il am n favor of | Law to foree=eaeh grower or packer of apples to pJaee. his stencil as grower or packer on barrel or box guaranteeing tHe package to contain n8t less than 90 per cent ef kind he packs. Say if he offers number eHes Hake=ft law te make this pack fully =9e per cent of number eHtS and @a= on W1thanmberfWess thiak this would be eot thr best things for tbe grower and also thc een- >umer that could be done for this country, as when purchas- Ter from distance bought carl of number ouee he would know We had law that forced the Pao ker to pack them III this man. Her.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-31
Why

should your baby suffer- When heis frrtful and restless, don eNpgriment on him and use any old thing your neighbor feeom- meHd~. Buy bottle ot Whites Cream EermifuBe, greatest known Hufn medicine, and cure for all eHitdreHs diseases. It's mild in its action, builds up the syStruG makes thin puny babies fat. Mrs. L C smith, Tampa, Fla. writes. Ny baby Was thin and sickly, could not retain its=lood and cried all night. l used one bottle oi Whites Cream Nermifnee and III few days ba- by was laughing, happy and well. " Sold by w. G. Ownbey.