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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-06

de nombrar una comisi6n que estudie ell
iproyecto que ha de presentarse la Jun
ia en- la proxima session de division de la
Isla en- distritos zonas sanitarias, en-
cumplimiento de 10 que disponen las sec
clones II y % de la VICENTE Ley de Sa-
nidad. A propuesta del senior Presi-
dente quedo. formada dicha comisi6n por
los miembros de la Junta doctor G.. Coll
y Toste, doctor J. Janer y doctor r. Ma
tanzo.
Con la venia del senior Presidente tam
bien sc trat0 de los nombramientos de
caracter provisional que ha hecho ell Sc
nor Director de Sanidad y despues de
algdnas consideraciones, acerca de los
diversos motives que pudieran justifcar-
los asl como la division sanitaria de la
isla, la Junta acord6 considerarlos como
mterinos, esperanto La oportunidad de
que le sean sometidos a su<sanci6n para
impartirles su aprobaci6n 8 rectifcarlos,
de acuerdo con la Ley de Sanidad, en-
este case, Sc entendera que estos funcio-
narios percibiran solamente la parte de
su sueldo correspondence los dias que
hubieren prestado servicios
Fue aprobado que los aspirantes a la
plaza de Secretario de la Junta, debe-
ran reunir los requisites siguientes:
10. Que ell Secretario de la Junta sea
un Medico autorizado para ejercer la me-
dicina en- Puerto Rico
20. Que tenga por 10 menos un afIo de
residencia en- la isla, con anterioridad a
esta fecha.
30. Que conozca perfectamente ell Es-
panol y ell Ingles
Las solicitudes de los aspirantes es-
ia plaza, Sc dirigiran al sefor Presiden-
te de la Junta Insular de Sanidad, Sc
ran admitidas hasta ell dia 10 del actual.
a las doce del d1a.
Sc puso debate ell tema cientlfico por
SUI mayor importancia urgente actua-
lidad de los medios de propagation de
la fiebre tifoidea prop6sito de algunos
casos de San Juan y Santurce y Sc fila
la atenci0n en- ell excessive de moscas que
pululan por San Juan, Santurce Puer-
ia Gle Terra como possible veh1-
culo de la citada infection, tratandose de
los medios de extinguirlas evitar SUI
propagation.
Sc cierra la session acordando pasar
una communication al Hon. Gobernador
de Puerto Rico, manifestandole hallarse
constitu1da la Junta y saludandole res
retuosamente.
Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-11-09
Kittrell News Notes .

Mr.. c. L. Yates was called to
Apex Saturday on account of the
illness of his father.
Mr.. J. L. Hunt, of Durham,
spent part of last week with Mr..
and Mrs. |. T. Hunt.
Mrs. Reid and Miss Ruby Reid,
of Wake Forest, and Miss Jodie
Tucker were the guests of Mrs.
j. L. Reid recently.
One of the most delightful
events of the season was the
Tin Shower" rendered to Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Kittrell Friday
evening by their friends. After
the arrival of the guests and the
opening of the many useful pres
ents five hundred was entered in
to with much zeal by all who
were present. Mrs. Joe Ellis
won the first prize while the con-
ISOLATION prize fell to Mrs. c. H.
Blacknall.
Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-11-09

Miss L. C. Edwards visited
relatives at Durham last week.
Mrs. w. H. Branson, of Dur
ham, is visiting Mrs. G. B.
Harris.
Mrs. Thomas Chavasse has
been visiting relatives at Oxford
this week.
Mrs. w. C. Petty, of Carthage,
is visiting her daugher, Mrs. w.
B. Waddill.
Miss jamie Harris has returned
home from a visit to relatives at
Edgefeld, S. C..
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Coleman,
Of Stovall, visited friends at Ok
ford last week.
Mrs. Margaret Macky Jones,
Of Raleigh, visited Miss Jessie
Harris last week.
Mr.. C.. E. Jordan, of Durham,
spent part of last week with
friends in Henderson.
Miss Boss Gooch, Of Oxford,
visited her mother, Mrs. Hunter
Dunn, the past week.
Mr.. S. P. Clayborn, of Dur
ham, is spending some time with
relatives in this county.
Mrs. C. NJ. Dickerson and
children, Of Roxboro, are visit
ing relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Watson, of
Wilson, have been visiting Mrs.
J. ?. Thomas this week.
Miss Agnes Harris has return
ed home from a visit to Mrs. G..
Z. Wills at BrinkleyviIle.
Miss Fannie Hines Johnson, of
Raleigh, attended Miss Jessie
Harris dinner party last week.
Miss Olive Buchan, OF the Flat
Rock neighborhOod, spent last
week with Miss Beulah Edwards.
Miss Pearl Cox attended the
marriage of Miss Rosa Green and
Mr.. Walter Dick at Durham last
week.
Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-11-09
Court Approves the Trusts Plan.

The United States Circuit
Court has accepted the Tobacco
Trusts plan to dissolve, with
odly slight and unimportant
notifications. The features of
the opinion are that the dissolu-
ton should be consummated
without delay; that the request
of Attorney General, Wickersham
for the reservation by the gov
eminent of right to apply for
further or other relief within a
period of five years if the plan
did not result in harmony with
the law, is declared not to be
within the authority of the court
to grant; that the court does en-
join for a period of three years
the 20 individuals in the suit
from acquiring any Individual
holdings in the companies into
which the trust is thus split; and
that the application made bNin-
dependents for dissolution of the
United Cigar Stores Company
lay outside the authority Of the
court, but that this did not pre-
cIude any independent action
later against the Cigar Stores
Company as an individual cor
pOratiOn.
Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-11-09
4 Glass Tombstone.

The glass tombstone in Elm
wood cemetery at the grave OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Prince has at
tracted much attention. Il is
the only tombstone OF the kind
in the cemetery and those who
have seen it say that they never
saw one made Of glass before.
The slab is made in the usual
shape and is of ordinary size and
thickness. II is said that the
glass tombstone is much more
durable and less expensive than
the marble. and it makes a very
pretty marker for a grave. Mrs.
Prince was the wife Of Mr.. NJ.
b. Prince, who was at one time
assistant postmaster at Hender-
son but is now living in Texas.
Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-11-09

in the matter at any time. Every
cent Of money paid into the Gold
Leaf goes toward making it a
better paper, and this will con-
tinue to be the case.
Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-11-09

Mss Lizzie Perry, of Macon.
Is visiting Mrs. A. P. Newcomb.
Miss Lean Perry visited Miss
Nettle Gregory at Oxford last
week.
Mrs: w. W. Phelps, of Oxford,
visited relatives in the city last
week.
Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-11-09
THE NEW" GOLD LEAF.

We take great pleasure this
week in presenting our many
readers with the new" Gold
Leaf in its eight page fOrm-the
form in which it will appear here
after. But the reader will please
bear in mind that what the pa
per is to be must not be Judged
altogether by this weeks paper.
Owing to the fact that the entire
office force, from editor down to
devil" has been working night
and day for the past two or three
weeks placing the new machinery
and printing outfit, they have
not been able to give the paper
that careful and undivided at
tentiOn that it would have other
wise received. Only newspaper
people who know what it all
means can fully sympathize with
US. But we are not hunting SYM
pathy from any source. Most of
our time has been given to get
ting ready for better things, and
this work is by no means COM
pleted.
But we think we have made a
long forward stride. An entire
ly new and up-to-date printing
outfit from a fine press down to
the smallest item of material
that goes toward making up a
newspaper mechanically is no
small thing in any newspaper Of
flee. The new press runs like
skating on ice and is almost as
nolSeless as a top. AS soon as
we get it properly trained in it
will give an absolutely perfect
print, and no paper will present
heater appearance than the
Gold Leaf. The new type and
other material is all the very best
that money can buy. With these
necessary facilities and equip
ment it is our determination to
make the Gold Leaf a local pa
per second to none Of that class
in the State.
The paid circulation of the paper
is now more than three times what
1t was six months ago. and is
growing steadily and rapidly.
About one hundred new subscrib-
erS have been added to the list
within the past ten days. Inthe
language of the street, which is
not always very elegant, this is
going some. The next for
ward step contemplated by the
management of the Gold Leaf is
a twlce-a-week paper the size of
this one and at the same sub
scrlption price, and as for our
part we dc not care how quick
ly 1T comes. As soon as the pat
ronage will justify the change,
1t will come without any coax
ing. In other words. the people
of Henderson and Vance county
may rest assured of the fact that
they can have just as good and
up-to-date newspaper from this
very time on as they are willing
to pay for. and that is the only
way they will ever get it.
This is a straight business
proposition and might as well be
viewed in this light from this
time forward. No man or set Of
men are going 70 publish anewS-
paper IN Henderson or anywhere
else just for the fun and the
glory Of tne thing, and pay the
bills themselves. II the people
OF Henderson and Vance county
want a daily paper as good as
Raleigh or Durham has. as we so
often hear, they can get it TO-
morrow or any other day by pay
ing something like the same price
that Raleigh and Durham pay
for the same commodity. The
Gold Leaf Publishing Company |
stands ready to do its full part
Sharp County record., 1911-03-03
| Newton, Sharp, Cleburne, Fulton
Pike.
THE EXTEN SION

By a great majority the house OF
representatives, Monday defeated the
Kersch resolution to extend the ses-
sion of the general assembly until
April 20. Practically the entire
day was consumed in discussing the
,esolution and the substitutes offer
ed.
In the senate the same day a res
olution extending the session until
May 10 went down in defeat, as
was also a resolution to extend the
session to April 10.
1t is said to be practically certain
an extension will be voted, but just
now the members seem to be uncer-
tain just how long they would like
to stay in the capital city.
Sharp County record., 1911-03-03
IN r U l. T 0 N

Fulton was one of the few coun-
ties to decrease in population in the
ten years from 1900 to 1910. Writ
ing to the Gazette as to the causes
for this County Judge Joe M. Grisso
says:
The prime causes of the decrease
in the population Of Fulton county
were the drouth of 1901 and the
settling of Oklahoma. Lots Of peo-
pie left their homes during the
drouth and have never returned.
One good way to induce new
people to come here would be to
advertise our cheap land, which
could be utilized for pasture"
Sharp County record., 1911-03-03
A BIG REVIV

One Of the greatest revival meet
ings in the history of Randolph
county is in progress at Pocahontas,
under the charge of Rev. |. S.
Boyles, the famous Baptist evanee-
list. The large church buildings
seating capacity being too small ia
accommodate the immense crowds
that flock to the meetings, the opera
house has been secured.
Rev. Boyles' announcement that
he would preach to men only last
Sunday attracted hundreds of men
to Pocahontas from all over Ran.
dolph county, it is said. The meet.
ines will continue indefinitely
Sharp County record., 1911-03-03
N 0 B l E Y

J,F. Dawson was looking after
some business at Cave City one DAY
lately.
C, S. Jernigan has purchased a
disc harrow. 1t is something new
in this vicinity.
Cleo Dawson and wife OF Max
vile were visitors at the home OF
W. A. Clark Saturday night and
Sunday.
C.L. Bowers has erected one-half
mile of woven wire fence on his
farm on Reeds Creek and will put
in more in a short time.
We hope o-have a letter in the
Record from Mobley each week
hereafter, and after we get started
hope to get hold OF a little more
news.
10. Wasson, the Records former
trusty correspondent from this
place, has gone to "newspaperins"
at Argenta We hope he will sue
ceed exceedingly.
The new steel bridge which spans
Curia at Cedar Grove church is now
complete and ready for high water.
A wooden bridge washed away
from where the new one is in 1908.
Some weather as cold as blazes
has visited Wild Cat Corner lately
We suppose, however, the weather
man has not been at all partial and
has made an equal distribution Of
the cold to other sections.
Sharp County record., 1911-03-03
500 r f W A r D 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at
least one dreaded disease that sci
ence has been able to cure In all its
STAGES, and that 10 Catarrh, Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being a constitu-
tional disease requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting d.
rectly upon theblood and mucous
surfaces OF the system, thereby des-
troying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing It's work,
This proprletors have so much faith
In It's curative powers that they of
fer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t fails to cure Send for
list of tetlmonials,
Address +, j, CHENEY 4 CO.,
Toledo, 0,
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
stipNti0n.
Sharp County record., 1911-03-03
REEDS CREEK

Rough weather.
Dave Anderson was visiting at
Grange Sunday.
Mrs. j. P. Eason has been on the
puny list the past week.
Bud Street and family Of Grange
we're visiting relatives at this place
Sunday,
Andrew Jackson and Otto Grit
man both began work for John Girt'
man Monday,
Van Rogers of Jesup was here
day or two last week looking after
his farm interests.
S. Boles and family Of Cave City
were visitors in this community
Saturday night and Sunday,
Sharp County record., 1911-03-03
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

A marriage license was issued
several days ago to Owen Stafford
of Sidney and Miss Susie Claxton of
Polk.
James H, Washum Of Imboden
sends the Record a dollar and some
kind words for the paper Both are
appreciated.
James +. Carter Of Ash Flat was
meeting his friends and looking af-
ter some business here the latter
part of last week.
j, N. Crocker, one Of the Oldest
and best citizens of Scott township
has the thanks Of the Record for a
subscription dollar,
D, M, Vance Of Balboa dropped
In at Record headquarters Saturday
long enough to leave a dollar on
our editorial goods box,
viii Stokes, a very pleasant
young gentleman Of lmboden was
here several days this week visiting
his relatives and friends,
Mr., and Mrs. W, A, Edwards and
their san, Allen, went to Batesyille
Sunday for a visit Of several days
with relatives and friends,
The latter part of last week a
marriage license was granted to
D. II, Powell and Miss Jessie Mas
sey, a young couple living at Bal
kAa
Sharp County record., 1911-03-03
{ N Z R Y

Health is not good in this COM
munity.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Cur
tis, boy,
L. D, Holley made a business trip
to Batesville Wednesday,
The young people enjoyed a sing
ing at the school house Sunday af-
ternoon, -,
Mr., and Mrs, Calvin Curtis Of
Bensay were visiting at the home
of relatives here Friday,
Marvin Grady Of Evening Shade
attended the closing exercises of the
school at this place Friday night
Bud Hines and daughters, Misses
Bammie and Myrtle, of Poughkeep'
sic were visiting friends here Satur'
day,
Mr., and Mrs, r, S, Chrisenberry
we're here Friday visiting the lat
ter's mother and attending the clos
Ing exercises Of the school,
The people at this place were
much disappointed Saturday nigh,
by some Of the debaters who failed
to keep their appointment for a de-
bate here,
Miss Estella Evans closed hel
second term Of school at this place
Friday with a fine program Friday
night, There was a large crowd In
attendance, and everyone seemed to
be glad they were present. Miss
Evans left Sunday afternoon for her
home at Sidney, We regret losing
her very much and hope TO have
her with lis again,
Sharp County record., 1911-03-03
G R A n G {

Pip has a hold on Wiley Mob
now.
Tounsleay had business at
le last week,
Ferseer has done good work
pads the past week,
Sunday Is the date for the
convention at Fairview.
r Till" Sullivan is able to be
p, after a two weeks siege
Zip,
ay of Beneay commenced
N M, McGinness last Mon
he summer,
p Sullivan, who has been
at Marvin, has closed his
account Of illness.
potts, the road man, was in
nunlty last week whoopine
roads and the overseers.
Gilbert, the Sunday school
Gave City, will speak at
PADS Saturday night, March
OF the young people Of
immunity were at Center
ne close Of the school and
good time,
Pre- brighter days coming,
be anything In the old
out March coming in like
y eoine out like a lamb"
! Thursday William GofI
q telephone message from
atins that his son, ]. W.
dead This Is the third
ld gentleman has lost In
one year,
Sharp County record., 1911-03-03
Probate Court NotIees

Notice ID hereby given that the Following
named administrators and guardians filed accounts
current at tho December tern 1910, of the Pro-
bate Court for the Southern District Of sharp
county for settlement with their respective es'
tates, toawltl
Alice Cochran, Administrative estate of W. d.
Cochran, deceased Final,
And all parties Interested In the settlement
of anld eatalea must come forward and Illc eS4
ceptona 10 said aceounta, " any they have, ON or
before the third day Of the next term OF said court
an they viii be forever hawed from excepting said
accounts or any item thereof
Sharp County record., 1911-03-03
WA NTS A WIFE

John j, Murphy, now a prisoner
In the Saline county jail at Benton,
wants wife. He has wtitten a
long letter to the Benton Times
Courier asking any young woman
who desires a union with him to
correspond. Among other things,
he says: II am a young fellow, age
26 years, fair looking, ambitious and
to a degree somewhat honest"
Sharp County record., 1911-03-03
A S H FL A T

The school is. progressing nicely
and everybody pleased,
j. B. Richie is improving his res
idence property with new roof.
R. S. Biggers, stock dealer of Har-
dy, was here few days ago buying
hogs.
W. B. Barnett, one of our enter
prising citizens, has recently re-roof-
ed his home.
Uncle Jim" Vanzant is spending
the week with relatives and friends
out in the country.
Frank Sharp of Love was here a
few days ago with a lot of cattle.
He was driving to Hardy for ship
ment.
R. L. Stephens left a few days
ago for Norwood, Mo-, where he
goes to purchase a fine span of
mares.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Buercklin are
at Minturn, Lawrence county,
where the former is engaged in
teaching
DR.. j. R. Stockard, the Evening
! Shade dentist, is in Ash Flat for
several days and is doing a good
deal of work.
Miss Velma Birchfield, who is at
tending school here, spent day Or
two recently with her parents in
Davidson township.
j. c, Holt and Walter Blagg, who
have been working in the store of
L D. Phillips, are off the job" for
the summer season.
The Rural Telephone Company
has recently installed a new switch
board at this place. The company
has a good number Of patrons.
Rey. L. F. Taylor, the Methodist
pastor, is suffering with the afflic-
ton that so beset Job of old, and is
bearing up with good fortitude.
George W. Moser was here from
Evening Shade Friday night en-
route to Hardy to attend meeting
of the Farmers Union Warehouse
Company,
Elder j. N. Weaver, the Baptist
minister Of Hardy, did not fill his
appointment here Sunday. We un-
derstand Elder Weaver is suffering
from a broken rib, having sustained
the injury while unloading some
freight at Hardy a few days since.
Albert Moser and Allen Davidson,
two young gentlemen from Evening
Shade, were here few days ago,
They were wanting to buy mules
with which to make a crop this sea-
son, and we fear their industry will
cause serious slump in the price
of farm products.
Theodore Wadley and Miss Eflie
Richie, two Of our most prominent
young people, will be united in mar
riaee at the Christian church at 10
o'clock a. m, on the morning of the
4th, Many friends will wish these
young people a long and successful
sail over the matrimonial sea-
Sharp County record., 1911-03-03
CENSUS FIG URES
Following is the population of
North Arkansas counties:

ISL, Is the largest county In the
state. Jefferson comes next with
52734, Sebastian Is q close third
with 52,27S. The next largest ten
counties follow In order Washing
ton, Phillips, Benton, Union, Miss
issippl White, Hampstead, Lonoke,
Craiehead, Yell, The smallest coun.
ty In the state Is Stone. The next
ten smallest follow In order; Perry,
Grant, Calhoun, Marion, Baxter,
Sharp County record., 1911-03-03
SID N E Y

SIDNEY
are not much Of a poet Du'
still under cover
Rine brothers Of Balboa were
ctine business in Sidney late
essor Will Smith has sold the n
n Smith property to A. b
k,lnkle from Maxyille was at
I to some business in Sidney
eek.
Wiles was down from La
Monday visiting his son. Rev.
Miles.
R. Hightower, the village
nith, had business in CuSh-
- ,,aak
Hinson, our jolly toWnsman,
Violet Hill engaged in a
leal this week,
R. woodward, our new phy-
was transactins BUSINESS at
& Shade Tuesday
ley Fletcher some days ago
into the building just south
4 the school house.
H. Mullins was up from
wn visiting his relatives and
Saturday and Sunday.
ntion! It is reported on au-
that Farnie Steele intends
b work soon. Yep, work.
Arnn Hotel recently sold to
Dayis of Helena, His father
ELem Founders, now has it
he,
Wesley Gray has sold his sad"
be to Will Laws Of Barren
[He expects to purchase an
bon.
Ped Founders and his broth
went to Batesville Mon
hey brought back a load OF
ndise for J, P. Bone.
h of Barren Fork and sever
} from various places have
h A, B. Arm at his stock
ely. Guess you know why.
Russ went to the roller mill
hing Shade one day this
We suspect there is some
The trip one way or anoth-
ery large and enthusiastic
81 patrons and friends at
recent exercise at the pub
bl building, An interesting
was rendered.
come soon if you want to
house in Sidney. There are
ht only two vacant houses in
The postmaster informs us
Ragan's house is not for
Shelby Mullins says Mr.,
b house isn't either,
sual spring hustle charac-
ne streets Of Sidney, and
is apparent on every hand,
purse we are not so con-
to think we are the only
Ives in the land. Other
hd communities show 1t too,
Sharp County record., 1911-03-03

An exchange carries an advertise
ment for a real estate agent who
asks the people to deal with him
and not 60 elsewhere to be swindled
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-02

Ford MADDOX Hueffer tells In MEM
cries and Impressions story of RIOS
setti and his china collecting. A Ger
tain potter had acquired valuable SCI
of Chinese tea things Of which he hat
duplicates made In his pottery. Thei
he got an agent to sell III, imitation
to Rossetti for large sum.
Coming to tea the next day" relate,
Mr.. Hueffer. "he remarked to Rossettl
Hello. Gabriel. where did you get thost
clumsy imitationsY And eventually hi
sold the originals to Rossetti for I
figure considerably over that at which
Rossetti Ind bought the forgeries. A.
each visit thereafter be brought one
Of the forged cups In his pocket, anf
while Rossetti's back was turned suit
stituted the forgery for one Of thu
genuine cups. AT the end of the series
OF visits. therefore. Rossetti once more
possessed the copies and the potter th,
genuine set, which he sold. I believe, tt
III. Tissot.'