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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-12
ReSpetuoSamente,
UNA PROCLAMA
w. r. Lippitt.
Director de Sanidad.

. En- vista de las recomendaciones he
chas por ell que suscribe, ell reglamento
para poner las caSaS prueba de rataS
ha sufrido un cambio material en- ell
sentido de permitir pisos. de MADEIRA,
cuando eSt6n rodeados de paroles a
prueba de ratas y por 10 que respecta
a las diSpoSiciones para poner los do
bles forros cielo raSos dobles a prue-
ba de ratas. 49, Los reglamentos aprOba-
dos por ell ConSejo Executive, para po-
ner prueba de ratas los edihcios, Seran
publicadoS sin demora. Esto no afec-
tara de ning1n mOdo a las 0rdeneS da-
daS para levantar los pisos de las casas.
sin embargo, los duenos de 6Stas que ha-
van recibido ordenes para cambiar los
pisos de los mismos destruir las pare
deS Y cielo rasos de doble Zorro, eStan
autorizados para demorar dichos traba-
Jos hasta nuevas 0rdenes.
W. T. LippiH.
Director de Sanidad
San Juan p H IL de Julio 1912
Senior Director del
BOLETIN MERCANTlL.
San Juan, p r.
Senor-
Tengo el honor de incluirle las circula-
res Nos. 1 y 10, enviadas por mi los
m6dicoS de Sanidad Martina estacio-
nados en- los puertoS de la Isla y los
embarcadores, con el fin de que proce-
Iiendo todos de acuerdo, Sc faciliten los
trabajos para combatir la epidemia rel
nante, obstaculizando 10 menos que SEA
possible las transacciones comerciales
Me-propongo en- 10 future enviar la
prensa peri6dica de San Juan, todas
lquellas medidaS que me yea precisado a
tOlldI uc dcucIuO con ldH clIcuHSOdHCId> )
a fin d69qua llegue con mas facilidad a
conOcimiento de todos
Respetuosamente.
S. B. GrubbS.
Passed Assistant Surgeon, Chief Qua
rentine Officer for Porto Rico.
P V. A.
San Juan, p r., % de Julio de 1912.
CIRCULAR No. A.
Las siguientes son las ordenanzas pa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-12

IIa ingresado en- la penitenciaria a
cumplir ocho meses de arresto Fernan-
do Llera convcto del delito de falsa re-
presentation
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-12

Ha aprobado ell tercer a1o de la ca
rrera de medicina que cursa en- la Uni
versidad de Baltimore, el estimable jo-
ven Rafael VirelIa Vergne, de Arroyo.
Ell senor ?. Tofanelli, de Lares, nos
participa Que ha alberto, Ell dicha pO-
blaci6n, una agencia de negocios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-12
Seccion Religiosa
LAS IISAS EN- SAN JUAN
DIAS LABORABLES

A las u, en- San ndefonso; a laa
| 2, en- Santa Ana, Hospitalillo Ca
pilla Franciscana, Las Z, en- la Cathedral.
San Francisco Capilla Franciscana. .
las liz, en- la Capilla Franciscana, a
las 2, en- La Catedral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-12

En- La manana de hoy lie fue leida en-
la Corte de Dstrito la acusaci0n de de-
Ito subsiguiente de escalamiento al in
dividuo Vicente Zaragoza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-12
FL proceso de la peste
continuation de la Ira. pagina.) J

nito. Barranquitas, Coamo, Juana Dlaz,
Ponce. Santa Isabel, Salinas, Guayama,
Arroyo, Patillas, Maunaboy Yabuesa.
NO HAN SIDO CONFIRMADOS
Los dos j6venes que fueron denun-
ciados como casos sospechosos aver en-
Puerta de Terra, parada cuatro, y que
vivian en- una casa detras de una bar
IBERIA. en- la calle de San Agustin, han
dado resultados negatives.
LA TRASLADAMOS A MR. TINGLE
Varios vecinos del ''Pueblito Mi
randa'', Puerta de TERRA, han venido a
esta redacci6n a qujarse de> que hace
varios dias que tienen los zafacones
frente a sus casas sin que los encarga-
dos del recogido de basuras hayan lido
por alli llevarse las que contienen
esos zafacones.
Trasladamos la queja a Mr. Tingle.
AL HOSPITAL CUARENTENARIO
Valentino Rosario, domiciliada en- la
casa n1mero cincuenta cincO de la ca
lie San Juan; Y Juana Ramos domici-
liada en- la casa ntimero seiS de la calle
Barcelona, ambas de Santurce, han sido
llevadas al Hospital Cuarentenario por
haber demostradO ell eXamen clinico he
cho por las autOridades sanitarias que
ambos esta atacados de "peste bub6-
Mica. . Falta que el Laboratorio 10 con
tirme
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-12

nito, Barranquitas, Coamo, Juana Dlaz,
Ponce, Santa Isabel, Salinas, Guayama,
Arroyo, Patillas, Maunaboy Yabuesa.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
SONORA


 Oscar kins6y spent Sunday with home folks.
 Tom Harp arrived home from Cal ifornia Saturday,
 Henry Garrel of Jay Bird spent Sunday with stuart Mercer.
 Gabe Davis had the misfortune to lose another horse last week
 Howard Mercer visited Saturday and Sunday with Dewey Lyons of Jay Bird
 Remember the ice cream supper at Sonora next Saturday evening. Ev- erybody is invited to attend
 Henry Stone was taken quite sud denly i'll last Saturday evening but has since gained his normal condi- ton of health.
 Grandma Johnson returned Sunday from two weeks visit with her daughter. Mrs Nan Kinsey and fam fly of Spring Valley. HedfleZ stone arrived last Wek 10 visit his parnets and other relatives. His wife remained in the east to visit her parents She will later join her husband here for short visit ere they depart for their home in Porterville, California in early August
 Dewey Lyons is quite hero al present and deserves a gold medal for saving his little brother Earle, last week from a watery grave The latter fell in White River from a foot log where the water is about eight fet deep Dewey lad of F or II years quickly went to his res eue and safely landed him on the shore.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
ally An
SpRINGTlWN

Mr. and Mrs. Griner visited at A B. Bells Sunday.
 Miss Permelia Edwards spent Sun day with Miss Eva Radford
 Ed. Wayland and family visited Sunday with King and Agnes Grin stead.
 Mr. and Mrs. Will Dodgen visited at Grandma Garrison's Sunday ev- ening.
 Shell Franklin and family of Gen. try moved in the old parsonage here one day last week.
 Just short time now until the canning factories and evaporaters will begin canning and drying fruit
 Misses Pearl, Bertha and Jessie Glass picked eighteen gallons of huckleberries one day last week How is that for picking berries.
 Mr and Mrs. Albert Goddard went up 10 Wheeler last Sunday morning to attend the family reunion at the home of the formers parents. They returned home Monday.
 The farmers all have smile on their faces since the rain Things were getting dry and corn had. be gan 10 need a drink pretty bad. But the rain came in good time.
 There is a crowd of young folks going down to the Bates Springs next Sunday evening on pleasure trip and stay until time for them to return to the Methodist church to- attend League,
 Gipsy Queen.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
Sufficiently Permanent.

Mrs. Cameron was seventy-two years old, but she was so welI-pre- served that there seemed no reason to think that her days might not be heightened 10 reach the family stand ard-over eighty-five
 When her trusty maid of all work fell i'll, Mrs. Cameron. saving that she should pension the faithful Nancy, set about to obtain another She adyer. tised for a girl who wished "perma- nent place, and offered high wages. The first applicant was a grim Scotch woman. who looked Mrs Cameron over, and then spoke her mind
 You're well-favored ma'am." she said. but you're fair old for a that an I'm lookin' for pairmanency.
 You stay here till after my flu. neral said Mrs. Cameron, with an 6ppreeiative twinkle in her eye, and see if 1t hasn't been pretty perma nent.
 1Aweel, I'll try It. said the woman after another survey of her future mistress; and she held her "pairma nencys for fifteen years. at the end of which time she attended the funeral of her mistress, and after it learned that a goodly sum had been left to my cautious Tina on the receipt Of which she retired from active service Youths Companion.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
 SpRNGLCREl.I,

Kate Hairston is quite sick at this writing,
 Ebert Grimsley was visiting WiJh Daria Hairston Sunday.
 Phebe Smith of near Zion was a guest of Lena Ralston Sunday
 Rev. Sanders filled his regular appointment al this place Saturday and sunday
 There was an ice cream supper at Jesse Camden's Saturday which was attended by a large crowd Gertrude Downum of near Fish back was visiting with home folks Saturday night and Sunday
 Mrs Ellen Young and baby of near Fishback are visiting with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Jim Downum. W. N. Mills and wife of Muldrow, Okla, are visiting with the formers sister, Mrs. Kate Barron and family.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mabry visited with the formers brother, Colonel Mabry and family Sunday and af- ternoon
 Percy Hairston arrived Monday eyenig from Hartman and will visit awhile with his Uncle [ J. Hairston and family.
 Blondy =is requested 10 announce there RiIl be an cream supper at Alex Downum $ next Saturday night July % Everybody invited
 Burl Atkison. wife and little daughter, Velma Of Cave Springs visiting with the formers parents, MT and Mrs. H. NJ Atkison Sat urday and Sunday.
 The young people had a party at John Robbins Wednesday night of last week There was quite a num- bar in attendance and all seemed to have good time.
 John Eyersole says he is getting his housekeeping implements d piece at a time and he thinks he will have him cook before long as he keeps his horse tied up at Tom Ralston s , most of the time
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
BLENF0RD

Mrs. Parham and little daughter are spending few days at Dock Neal.s.
 Mir. and Mrs. Grove Burnett are visiting relatives at Madison county this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Edd James visited with Alfred Arthurs Saturday night and Sunday
 Miss Lula Brooks of Ft Smith is visiting with Josie Bell of Sawyers, the past week.
 Mrs. Tom Drake was visiting Sat urday night at her parents, Mir. and Mrs s. P Thompson.
 Warm weather the past few weeks. We are needing some of that rain We got in the spring
 A. 4. F'raker and two little daughters are visiting relatives at Rheas Mill and near Prairie Grove the past week.
 Bro. Reed filled his appointment at sawyer's Saturday night Quite crowd present He also preached at Wood Lawn Sunday morning and Sunday night.
 There was a slight of hand show at Brush Creek Friday night. All who were present report t fine. The same show will be at Saw yer's tonight (Monday)
 Alps Thompson returned home from Kansas ole day last week. He has been there making crop and says they are needing rain out there as same as here. Miss Addie and Ella Lynch start ed Wednesday for Missouri where they will visit with their Aunt. Roy Craig went as far as Kansas City with them as he started for Monta na the same day.
 Bro Jackson and Brother Helles- tern made nice talk to a very large crowd at Sawyer's Sunday ev- ening We were glad to have you folks with us and would be glad for you to come again.
 Sally Ann
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
Tt TILE

Still having warm weather
 The Katy-dids are now making music for us
 The Tuttle postoffiae has been dis continued
 Mrs. Thad Jones is visiting rela- tives at Eureka.
 Charley Sparks of Kingston is here attending the Normal school of music
 Sunday School adjourned Sunday for the Singing Convention at Mt Pleasant
 Mr. and Mrs. Harve Ferguson of Habberton have been visiting with relatives here.
 Mrs. Will Wilson and children of Habberton are visiting with rela- tives here and near Wesley
 Walter smith has gone to Cobra do We are all missing Walter quite lot in our sunday school
 The ice cream supper al Uncle las per Gulwell's Saturday night was at tended by quite a crowd, and all report a jolly time
 Prof E. G Mason began his fall tFem of school at the White House Monday We extend eongeatula lions 10 the White House pupils and wish Prof Mason all success.
 Normal2 Yes. We are having one of the best | isnt xet loo late fo come There are 36 names enroll ed This k the third tenn Prof Hamby has taught a Bichland View and we'll his schools are all. best
 Several of the local folks wenr 10 the singing convention al Mt Pleas ant last Sunday \ nice time was had by all There were .6 classes present viz: Mountain Springs, Wes- ley, Valley Springs. Whitener, Pil- grim Rest and NJ Pleasant. The Normal Class sang a song in the forenoon. A song by the little girls of Mt Pleasant was also very in teresting feature The next conven- ton will be held al Mayfield fourth Sunday in August
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
LOWELL

Miss Sis Brown is quite sick at this writing.
 Mrs. ]. H. Barr spent Thursday in Favetteville.
 Miss Sophia Lewis was shopping in Rogers Monday.
 A. ]. Sharp arrived home Monday from months fishing trip on War Eagle.
 The Corner Grocery has started a huekster wagon with Shorty Cowan driver.
 Mrs. Sam Mcclure and Mrs A. J. Harrison We're shopping in Rogers Saturday.
 Mrs Homer Reed of springdale spent the weekend in Lowell with relatives
 Misses Nina Cowan and Anna Johnson, were visiting il Spring Valley recently.
 Miss Mae Stevens arrived home ] SdIQdN II OH all tAltHueu AASIl AINl relatives at Monett. Mo.
 NIT. and Mrs. J H. Barr and fam- fly Sundayed with Mr. and Mrs M Thornsberry of FairvieW
 Mrs. I. T. Sharp has returned to her home on Pea Ridge after a weeks visit with friends and rela- tiVts
 Mrs. Doris Foust of Monte Ne took 1he train Sunday for Kansa. City where she goes oH al extend ed visit
 Ed. Young and sister Maud oi l Bentonyille and Miss Lula Nave: We're visiting at the Bishop Mcclure home recently.
 Dr. ]. N. cruteher, dentist oi ISpringdale. spent several days il Lowell last week in the interest ot his profession.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
A Hint.

Miss Florabel having innocently re- marked that the druggist on the next corner but one has had q new soda fountain put in Mir Titely remarks
 That reminds me of an interesting item l saw in the papers yesterday \ young man in Batavia took a young lady to a soda fountain and she drank 25 glasses Of chocolate ice cream soda. and Is now so Ill that her life is al most despaired of
 How splendidl" cries Miss Flora. bel
 Splendfd2 Splendid? That poor girl lying at the point of death and"
 70 don't mean that mean how splendid it was of the young man
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
 Ivy at a Funeral.

Standing beside coffin containing the body c. her husband, Mrs Charles Bghlahd Of Indianapolis carried out his @st requests Dressed in white she sanl two hymns, read his re quests and delivered brief eulogy
 RuLlaHd did not want any crepe al the door and he insisted that no black S otld be worn in mourning for him He wanted his wife to dress in white I'e dt sired that in the place of som Ds C corations there should be flow CTS ard other symbols of joy at the funeTSi.
 Bnh.and was 52 years old and was i'll year before he died.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
Blondy.
OAK GROVE

Steve McKoewn is hauling wood to the school house this week.
 Mr and Mrs. Pete McGaugh will start for Pocatello, Idaho Wednes- day
 Ras Graham of North Of Spring dale visited with Harlan Phillips Saturday night.
 Mr and Mrs. W. F. Mceamey of Harman visited with G. W. McCam- ey's folks Sunday.
 Nr and Mrs Cal Holeomb, who had been Tisting al Blue Jacket. Ok, came home Saturday.
 Mrs A. MeGaugh, who has been visiting for several months in Texas came home last week
 Most Of the farmers are done blowing corn in this vicinity and are stacking wheat and oats
 C W. Haisey gathered up crowd .of eight boys and went to Spring Creek to take bath Sunday
 Quite crowd from this plaee at tended the ice cream supper at Jessie Camden's on Spring Creek Saturday night.
 E l. erocker lost good COW last week He had her staked out and she got tangled in the rope and fell and broke her neck
 Mr and Mrs. " A. Phillips and MT. and Mrs. Cal Holcomb attended church and also the old time sing ing a Springdaie Sunday.
 Johnney finished laying by corn Monday and finished gathering his last years crop of corn Tuesday If this doesn't break the record we want 10 hear from the man that did
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
Chiggers and MOsquitos.

Are aow in their glory-their business good and they are hap py Thee is no earthly use of let ting then chew on you, hoWeyea il you do n like their ways A little Hunts Lightning Oil applied 10 ex- posed parts will keep them of and immediately relieve the irritation caused b9 their bites Rdb a little on and see for yourself
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
PAGE EIGHT
HICKORY GROVE


 Jim Waters buckskin horse died last week.
 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Burns, duly ,, son.
 Fate Todd made a business trip to Rogers last Tuesday.
 A good-sized crowd attended church at Mt. View last sunday.
 Miss Ruby Ivie came over from east Clifty to begin teaching this morning.
 Two Norman preachers passed through our neighborhood last Wednesday.
 There was a well attended singing at the home of Edd Samuels last Saturday night.
 Rev. George Lynch of Lone Star spent Tuesday and Wednesday of fast week with his daughter, Mrs. Pallie Todd.
 Frank Phillips and Ben Lynch went to Rogers this morning to get casing for the new well, which Is being drilled at the Hickory Grove school house.
 Fate Todd had his old well clean ed out and drilled deeper and now has fine flow of good water. Dave Phillips and crew of Beaver, Ark, did the work, The same crew will begin this morning to drill a well at the school house.
 A eongenial group Of young Peo- pie gathered on the Glifty picnic grounds last Friday night and gave a delightful party in honor of Miss Ruth Luck, who is soon to leave for her home on Swain Mt. About sixty-five guests were present. Ice cream and soda waters were served, delightful games of all kinds were indulged in and at a late hour all departed, declaring 1t the most en- joyable party of the season.
 Miss Annie Evans, accompanied by her brother Buzz left Sunday morning for Eureka Springs where they will take the train for Flag Staff, Arizona They go there hop ing a higher altitude will be bene- fit to Buzz" who has been quite low with tuberculosis for the past ten months. Buzz seemed much improved in the last three weeks and his many friends, hope and be- lieve the change will do him good.
 Miss Bertie Ellis happened to what came near being fatal ac- cident last Monday when she was kicked in the forehead by young colt. She was unconscious for sev- eral hours after the accident and does not yet remember anything that happened on that day. Dr. Der " of Huntsville attended her and she is now able to be up some. She will always carry bad scar but considers herself lucky to escape death
 The women of this neighborhood hold small chance of getting any blackberries to can as long as Lewis Brown is able to navigate He is as eager to get all there is as a hog is to get plums. He spends all his time picking wild blackberries and then carries them by hand to Eu- reka Springs, distance of fifteen miles where he receives the pitiful sum of from thirty 10 forty cents per gallon. In our opinion it is a very small occupation for an able man.
 Boots
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
Belief.

And do you believe man is made ot the dust of the earth?" We ask of the earnest theologist.
 T certainly do he ayers.
 "fush'' We respond tartly Have you any evidence that such is the case?"
 ITO be sure, he answers. confident ly Take Bliggsopp, for instance He has sandy hair. muddy complexion and is always gritting his teeth" ,"
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
THE SElr-MAOE MAN.

Yes, says the first man. with a pompous manner. T may say that l am entirely selfmade
 The other who Is wizened person with no regard for the feelings Of others, remarks:
 My Your union must have called you out several times on strike"
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
A Hint.

Yes" said the fair young thing. growing enthusiastic over her pet dog. dear little Juju actually seems to have more intelligence that some men. Would you believe 1t. he never comes into the room where I am without rushing right to me to be kissed.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

You say that you arc feeling i'll.
 That you have many pains and aches. That every hour you take q pill
 To rectify rour health mistakes. Cheer up. my friend. and do not moan Though half an invalid you be. IL does not help to sigh and groan- would not let f worry me. You say that business is bad,
 That every day vdu meet loss And that this makes you blue and sad, Likewise cantankerousiy cross. Cheer up. my friend. and do not curse Although there's no relief to see. Remember that t might be worse would not let II worry me. You say that you are 1esng friends, That they are playing false the while And using you 10 serve their ends.
 Which simply makes you full of bile' Cheer up. my friend. dc not repine.
 But let your soul sing glad and free. What though they have an i'll design' I would not let il worry me. You say that things are going wrong. That evil threats our native land. That graft and greed are growing strong And ruin stalks on every hand. Cheer up. my friend the skies are bright And all is fair fair can be- What though you think we face the
 night
 would not let tt worry me. How's that You say that you are tired Of al this optimistic gu1. You think uptifters should be fired By some one with a manner rough? Cheer up my friend. although you hear So much pitched tn this gushy key. I let it fl from ear 10 ear
 l do not let II worry me.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
Boots

Mrs. J. W. Stinnett and daughter Miss Lucy came in Sunday night from sherman, Texas, and will spend two weeks here visiting with Mrs. S. D. Aaron, another daughter of Mrs. Stinnett.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

The Second Baptist girls will give an ice cream social on Mrs. Cald- wells lawn Friday evening. Music by the band.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

If We understood women better, perhaps We would not love them so much
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

Many a man doesn't get along be- cause of his own shortcomings
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

If a liar forgot to do it for a whole year he would not get out of training
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

If it happened it's in The News.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

The matter with men-Women.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
An Anti-OarWinian.

Are you frightened. Jocko?"
 No. am simply mortified to think that we might evolute into anything like that"
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

Evelyn
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

Steve MeKoewn is hauling wood 10 the school house this week.
 Mr and Mrs. Pete MeGaugh will start for Pocatello, Idaho Wednes-
The Springdale news., 1912-07-19

Mrs | T. Sharp has returned to her home on Pea Ridge after d weeks visit with friends and rela-
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-08
G. D. Justrite COrsets.


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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1912-03-08
KNOB HILL ITEMS.

Mrs. George Boutwell, has been con-
fined to her bed for the past few days
with a severe illness.
Mrs. Arthur Scranton, who has been
Ill for the past few days, is able to be
around again.
Mr.. Wilder, who has been i'll for the
past two weeks with typhoid fever, has
so far recovered as to be able to visit
friends on Knob Hill Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. end Mrs. H. " Mund and sou
Vernon returned yesterday evening
ON Seattle, Washington, where they
have been spending the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Vaughn and
family have moved into one of the Ed
Roberts houses on Knob Hill lately
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Baker.
The grim messenger has pad OH
neiehbol hood it's first visit and re-
Nn,vel from our midst our be owed
leigbbor and friend, Amos ]. C'%an,