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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-22
Ell DR.. CarbOneII y
OtTOS OradOrGS ld-
DIaTOn en- un meet
ing en- Ponce,
EI prosupussto Dc Ia Junta dc
GamInOs, adO no ha Sldo
apTObadO.
El se7or Luis Valdiveso, candidate
para Alcalde de Ponce.
(De maestro Corresponsa1.)

Septbre. 21.-El barrio Machuelo
AbSjo fu6 ell escogido Ia noche del Iu-
mes para la celebration de un espl6ndi-
do SmeetingS uniOnista.
Desde ell balloon del Sanatorio Pom
cefIo hicieron us0de Ia palabra los se-
1ores Tomas Castillo. Carlos NJ. FL
gueroa, Corder0 Mates y el doctor
Carbonell. Este incansable patricia
acababa de llegar de Mayagiez.
InspiradOs en- los altos0principiOs de
Ia Union. las elocuentes frRses de los
oradores merecierOn nutridos aplaus0s.
La c0ncurrencia. como en- tOdos los
meetings de Ia Union, innumerable.
-Qu6janse aIgunos agricultores de
que hAbiendO Ia Junta de CaminOs en-
viadO su presupuesto opOrtu namente,
no haya sido aprobado a6n, dificultan-
do con este los trabsjos que va deblan
estarse hacienda para atender .en 10
possible & los camlnos vecinaIes, tan
-necesariO para Ia conducci6n del cafe
que empieza recolectarse.
Dfcese que obedece Ia demora en-
que Sc aguarda el presupuesto de HUI
macao para aprobarIos 60dos de una
Vez; perO ESQ es POGO justo. 81 hay
un distrito que no cumpla & tempo las
prescripciones legaIes, sufra este solo
las consecuencias y no tambi6n los que
que su tempo cumplieron.
-Ha contraido matrimonio en- Ia
Playa eF joven Norberto Castro R9-
driguez con la distinguida seflorita Jo-
sefa Rivera Labon. Apadrinaron Ell
acto los se1ores Ricardo Ruiz y Auto
nio Becerra. Eterna luna de miel de-
seamos & los contingencies
Don Luis Valdivieso Torruella ha
lanzado su candidatura para Alcalde
de esta ciudad en- las pr6ximas eIeccio-
mes sus numelosos amigos la apo
yam,
Ell seaor VaIdivieso disfruta de gran
popularidad y ha sido el alma del mo-
vimiento unionista iniciado aquf Y que
en- tan corto tempo ha lleGado al
canzar fuerza abrumadors On Ponce y
su distrito.
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UN AB BUELITO.

En- Chedder. Cog 'aterra.) cavandO
una zania para 81 drenaie de IN cam
po. Sc ha exhumado un esQueleto de
hombre de gran antig1edad.
El craneo no pudo extraerse extraer-
Sc enterO, pero sc ha comprobado que
es de un hombre que viVi6 en- la @pOca
intermedia entire las 6pocas paleolitica
y neolftica.
Los huesos de las piernRs son apla-
nados, ell hueso frontal es mas gruesO
que en- los craneos contempor6neOs y
Ia arcadia superficial mucho mas sa-
liente.
A juzgar por las dimensiones del
esqueleto, sel hombre debis medir 5
pies y puIgadas.
En- las inmediaciones del esqueIeto
Sc encontraron cuchillos de silex
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Sc repartIran limosnas a popres.
La comisi6n encargsda de las fiestas
de San Mateo ha acordado repartir
una limosna 4 cincuenta pobres de
aquel bRrrio.
El reparto ser6 hecho Dor una comi-
sion de senoritas, y tendra lugar Ell sa-
badO "a, entire II 10 de Ia maf1ans,
en- el atrio de Ia iglesia parroQuial.
A cada uno de los cincuentR pobges
SO le dar6 una libra de cRrne, una de
arroz, otra de habicuelas. otra de pan
y diez centavos en- efectivo.
Los pobres que Sc presenter al act0
deber6n ir provistos de una boleta que
podran obtener del seflor Cura Parro-
co, ell viernes % del actual.
En- 10 parte reIigiosa tomar6n parte
las distiuguidas dsmas. seflora Cecilia
Bruno senorita Amalia Paoli. tap
conocidas de nuestro p6blco.
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NOTAs De La POLICIA.

Ell cabo Castro de Nsguabo, d6
cuenta de haber ocupado & Tomas Ro-
dr1guez una yegua hurtada.
Ell detective Garcia ha detenidO
en- Ponce & los individuos Miguel Le-
br6n y jose Maldonado. autores de es-
calamiento y robo don Francisco AL
sina y Casino. de Ponce, hace ounce
dfas.
En- Maysgiez ha sido arrestado
Manuel Ropizar y Juan ValentfD, pOr
hurto y escalamiento al prOpietario del
barrio de Batelles, don Antonio Rodrf-
guez.
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DiSidenteS TepubIiCa
nos en- YauCO.
OtTO COmlt6 ha sldo ostabIsc do
all.
ISegdTasa que fundan IN ''partI-
DO FspUbIlGSnO regional"

81 siguiente teIegrama recibimos
hoy de nuestro corresponsal:
eYauco. Septiembre %. 1904 O4-11s1O
q, n. correspondence. San Juan. -
Anoche reuni6ronse elementos repu-
D'icsnos de YaucO y cOnstituyeron CO.
H6bIase de hschos realizados en- uno
de los colegios de Ia convention, que
han motiVado desavenencias.
Aseg6rase que repub!icsnos de Yau-
co desplegar6n Ia bandera del partido
republican, regional.
AnoChe Inauguration de un club
C0TYesO0us1L ,
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In Rl1O Sc TOnpi6 una
pl8Tna on Ia Marina.

Anoche ocurri6 un incidente lamen-
table en- Ia Marina.
Un conductor lIevaba al paso su CO.
che & Ia cochera, cuand6 una media do
Cena de muchaChos tratarOn de coIgar-
SO del Coche, teniendo Ia desgracia el
nifio Franco FrOiIan. de caer al suelo,
pas6ndoIe una rueda por encima del
music derecho, y fracturandOselo.
Conducido al cuarto de socorros Ie
fu6 hechs 10 primerA cura. Ia cual fu6
muy dOlorosR.
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Paula no quls0 ssgu!r a! guard!a.

Aver. al ser detenida pOr el guardia
Ramon Barrera. en- Santurce, Ia ciu-
dadana Paula Pine. arm6 Ia de dos es
Cq'astO, arrojandose 81 sueIO y negan-
dose por este medic 8 obedeCer 81
guardis, dando por resuItado Ia agIo-
meraci6n de desoCupados y los comen-
tarios de r6brica
L. citada Paula Pino dicen que pro-
yoc6 81 sgente de Ia autoridad con pa-
labras inCuItas.
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LAS LAGUNAS De La PLAZA.
LOS BANCos DE
LA PLAZUeLA.

Sc reparsron algo laspZGgama0s de Ia
Plaza de BaldOrioty por efecto de las
continues exitaciones de Ia prensa; pc
ro quedan todavIa algunas que es pre-
ciso dessparezcan.
Los 6Gncos de Ia plazueIa de San
Jose son una ruina y debfa girarse
contra ellOs una reparaci6n compIeta.
para ir c0mpletando ell ornate de Ia
ciudad que por mas que este bastante
complete necesita aIgunos detaIles pa
ra resultar digno de Ia capitalidad de
Ia isla.
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Hoy hemos tenido el gusto de salu-
dar en- estas oficinas. aI apreciable ami
go bon jose N. Acosta quien ha esta-
DO ausente de esta Ciudad alg6u ITEM
pO.
81 sefor Acosta, que ha sido Direc-
tor de varias publicaciones trae de
Ponce, muy buenas impresiones.
diCha ciudad.
Le deseamOs grata estancia en- San
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ANIVERSARIO.

El vi6rnes % del co1riente Sc cum
pie ell 1eE. aniversario del faIlecimien-
to de D. Luis Terrats VizcarrondO.
Con este motive Sc celebrara en- la
iglesia de San Francisco de Asis, una
misa & las Il de Ia mafiana.
Sus padres y hermanos invitan por
este cOnducto sus parientes y ami
gOs.
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NOTlCIAS De FAJAROO
Un herido grave. Buen servicio de
de la poIicfa.

Ell sargento Guaniu, de servicio en-
Fsi,rdo. ha dirijido el telegrama si-
guiente al coronel de Ia policfa insu-
lar:
eSeptiembre, 20 de 1904 -Esta tar
de p. M. don Perfecto Fernandez,
ciudadano espa6ol, fue gravemente he
rido por Higinio Rivera.
El agresor despu6s cometido crimen
SO di6 fuga. pero momentos mas tarde
estabs en- poder de los guardias Casti-
llo y Hernandez que le ocuparon Ell
arma con que comsti6 ell hecho.
EI Juez municipal conoce en- Ia eau
sa.-SarQento GuQasN.
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Males de Ia ambrIagusz.

Existe en- los Estados Unidos una
Fgrupaci6n humanitaria que lIeva el
nombre de eSociedad Nacional para
prevenir las crueldades contra los nj
fIos.1
Ha comprobado que de 14O, 900 &
100. 900 cssos de ese genero, la mitad
SO deben & la embrisguez y al POGO
cuidado de los padres.
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Session extraOEdinaria Dc hoy en-
Ia COrto Federal.

Esta banana & las 10 Sc coastituy6
Ia Corte Federal en- seei6n extraordi-
maria con objeto de resoIver la moci6n
presentada por los abogados Hunt y
Dexter. solicitando Ia admission de los
abogados Hon. Charles Hartzell y Ma
nuel Rodriguez Sierra.
La Corte les admiti6 desde Iuego,
como tales abogados de- Ia misma y
ellos prestarOn el juramento que exige
Ia lev,
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On case dc muermO

En- IL central de GuSnics Sc ha pre-
sentado un case de muermo en- un ca
baIlo.
El veterinario sefor Niehrhaf ha
dado cuenta & Ia Junta Superior de
Sapidad que hR tornado las medidas
convenientes para aisIar ell case.
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Farmacia Colon II

MsdiOamentos fresoos.-Drogas puraD.-EB
pacial eRmoro en- el d0spacho de reoetRg poH
personal competente.
Complete surtido de geringag de PravA
dltlmoa modolos.
EquldAd en- los preOioz.
PlAEa Prinoipal.-San Juan Puerto Rico.
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F8IiCitaci6D dc Ia dtOcoSans dc
SantuTGo.

La Asociaci6n diocesana de Santur-
ce ha enviado un expressive mensaie de
felicitaci6n Monsefor BIenk por el
grandioso resultado obtenido en- Ia pc
regrinaci6n & Hormigueros.
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Buen trabajO dc Ia Junta local
dc instruction

A Ia voluntad del presidente de la
Junta local de esta ciudad. sefIor Fal-
con y dennis sefIores de aqueIIos Sc de-
ben muChos adelantOs en- los planteIes
de enseflsnzR de San Juan.
En Santurce SO han aumentado 8 es-
cuelas Y pronto tendrS Ia c6rceI una
que es de suma necesidad.
Trataremos este asunto detenida-
mente para que ell p6blico Conozca 10
que Sc ha hecho y hace en- favor de la
educaci6n de nuestros DifIos por los
hombres de buena voIuntad.
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mE REeA TODos

DeOIaEaoi6n dc NacimiepNo.
Declaration de DefOnci6n.
OeFt oaOiones MGdiOas.
DoOumento Dc Fans.
IAOoncia p,-,a - noUT1leuFaa.
Cs9soa4loeos Do 0Sbota3O pala n.
a "a o,uuoIU,,,1l,,InA = RuGt1
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SAINT 0 RAJ.

Mafana vi6rnes. San Limo. papa y
martir y Santa Tecla. virgen = mar
tir. Tempora.
P6nese Ia luna & las y ST..
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LUIS MUNoZ MORALES Y
ENRIQUE Observation-Disclosures
Con oficinas en- Cayey en- Guayama. Ejer
cen ante todos los Tribunales de Ia Isla -
15v s..a.
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Francisco ]. Amy.

(Traductor por nomDramiento del
Gobierno Federal,
Ofrece sus serviciOs como espeCialis-
Ia en- trabaios t6cnicos y literarios.
PreCios m6diCos. LUNA 80.
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PERuISO.

Don Ramon Villa pide permiso para
tener alberto hasta las dOce de Ia noche
su estableCimientO en- la cAlle de San
jose n1mero %.
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1o.-Pasc-dobIe de cornetss de Ia
zarzuela eLa Algeria de Ia Huerts, ,
arFeglo TizOI.
2o.-Danza NTeresa,p Duefio.
3o.-Sinfonia SLs Moda de Pottici. ,
4o.-Valses. Los Patin8dores. ,
WaltenfeId.
Canci6n del Felipe de Ia Ear
zuela eTOrear poF 10 ino.2 Gim6nez.
6o.-A petiCi6n SCoro de Vendimia-
dores, , de Ia z4rzuela eLqs Campana-
das,o Chapf.
7o.-Pasa- calle torero SILVIA tu gra-
Cial,0 Escobes.
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Sc VENDE DOS CAsAs con su sola-
res propias para famiIia Establecimiento
en- sabanallana termino Municipal de Rio
Piedras 2 Kilometres del pue blo.-Infor-
maran en- esta Redaccion.
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En- esta imprenta se vende papeI de
qeri6dicO viejo & $500 quiutal..
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La fiesta de San
Mateo en- SanturcaI

Sc reparf1ran limosnas a pobres,
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Juan MOreFa Martinez
ABOGADO Y NOTARIO
Gale del Cristo 2S
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Zeno will meet all competition in
prices on groceries
Many Hours Saved

By new train servicson frisco. The
Frisco System IS n5w operating a
through passenger train between
Hope. Ark. and Sherman. Tex, via
Ashdown, Hugo, Durant Mead Junct
and Denison- The west bound train
leaves Hope at sos am. aishdown at
9.29 a. m, arrives Hugo Los p. n..
connecting withthe fast limited train
which reaches ST. Louis al 7.20 and
Kansas City At 7.l0 next morning. IL
also connects an this point with train
for Paris Texas. The new train then
leaves Hugo at 3.35 p. 10 !. after arrir-
al Of tile fast train from st. Louis
reaches Durant az $50 p. ii. Denison
at I.08 p. n. and Sherman at 7.20 pm.
The east bound train leaves Sherman
at o.20 a. M, Denison at $40 q. m.
Duranf 1852 a. m. arrives Hugo Leo
connecting with limited train for St.
Louis and Kansas City and with train
for Paris Texas, leaves Hugo at $50
p. m., after arrival Of fast train from
St. Louis arrives Ashdovn I:0l p. Do.
Hope At s.25 p. N. BY this SERVES
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SENATOR VEST.

Over at Sweet Springs Missouri Senator Vest is dy
ing In many respects Vest is the states most dstn-
guished son. TwentYfour years ago, when the south
suffered the scourge of cholera Vest delivered speech
at Warensburg that perhaps his most eloquent ut
terance Ex-Governor Crittenden has recently given
vivid account Of the occasion and the speech:
The opening sentence of the address at once gained
the ears and hearts of the audience. Said he:
'The whole south is in mourning today the whole
north in the deepest sympathy for those afflicted
pie Death in the palace well in the hovei The
old slave and the old master alike called by the sad
messenger to go hand in hand that bourne from which
no traveller has ever returned Evidences of tears and
death are seen from every door, from every window,
Rachel weeping for her children, as they are not.
sit would be a crime" said the great orator 'for me
to utter words of political criticism against the north at
this time when it is sending messages Of love and car
goes Of supplies to those devoted people o. God have
not the terrcs and horrors of been heavy enough
cent enough upon the heads Of those brave people from
whose eyes the tears have scarcely been wiped away from
whose portals the darkened wing Of death still hoyers
How long, O. how long must it be before sunshine and
flowers shall again gladden. their bleeding hearts In the
midst Of it all when the wall Of the mourner is heard on
every mind, there is my countrymen this consolation
war is forgotten the rush Of traffic is forgotten the
money changers have ceased in their calling for the time
being and but one voice heard from Maine to Calfor
nia-what do for those afflicted people? God be
praised for such generous people, for such sympathetic
government"
'-shoud war ever come again. against our loved fag
from foreign foe. the brave Of the south viii for
get Appomattoz in defeat by rayng under the standard
of our united country with al the love and chvy that
made historic tie armies Of Lee Jackson and Johnson
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ChIsitaIn Nant ~. brIng Issults.
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Indian Territory is in great danger Of being the un-
willing victim Of too much politics For reasons which
are apparent Republican congressman desire but one
state OF the two Territories For equally obvious rea
sons Democrats prefer states The people who are
most concerned have no voice ia the matter The ruling
motive Of both parties does not be inspired by
any sentiment OF patriotism or desire tosoe the problem
its merits In other words political supremancy seems
be the only issue in considering the matter and those
most affected viii have say in the solution of the prob
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With seventy more public schools opened to the
youth Of the Cherokee country this year, and the
hundred and fifty already in operation beside the
hundred or more subscription schools this part of the
Indian Territory is making progress towards edu
eating the masses But with this start are reminded
that there yet several thousand boys and girls who
denied the opportunity to to read and write
In this great country and in this age progress this con-
dition cannot and should not continue.
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One Of the instrumental in setting the style of
John Wanamaker's Philadelphia advertising, which has
never been exceed or successfully initiated asked
what he believed constituted its chief attraction Sim
plicty Of language" was his reply What model have
you followed" "Jesus Christ whose sermon on the
mount contained more matter in fewer words than any
piece Of writing in the classics Christ said Blessed are
the meek for they shall inherit the earth Some Of the
adwriter know would have said Blessed are the poor
oppressed, lowIy, down-trodden meek for they shall
positively inherit the eah with its unsurpassed scenery
and glorious climate at terms before dreamed Of
in the history ofsucceu retail merchandising Print
ers INK.
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The congestion Of travel at the junction Of Illinois
avenue and Wilson street, and about the paved square
around the public fountain render driving in that quar-
ter perous The constant stream Of humanity to and
from the fountain make it almost impossible to drive
over the pavement without stopping Children loter
there and stand in groups in the late afternoon and
in the evening. The time must come shortly when
drink fountain at the the sidewalk and out
Of the street will be a necessity
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lem Our only hope is that Of the partiea-and for
statehood purposes have but little choce-w acquire
sufficient strength pass either single or double state
hood BILL Either kind win suit ninetenths Of our peo
pie better than none all Self government IS OF more
paramount Importance than the question OF now
many United States senators will have or what their
politics may be- In fact local government is The issue I'D
the Territory irrespective Of political aiations-Wag
oner Record.
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Rev. W. L. Riley. I. l. D., Cuba
New York. writes. after fifteen
days Of excruciating pain from sciatic
rheumatism. under various treat
ments. ( was induced to TRY Ballard s
snow Liniment. the first application
giving my first relief. and the second,
entire relief / can give it unquali-
fed recommendation. 25c. 5Oc and
s1.00 al Peoples Drug Store. DIV
II you want a cab telephone Webb
Brothers Phone 3.
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passengers lrslng adjacent TO this
line Of the Frisco are saved many
hours time in travelling 10 points in
all directions Full particulars as 70
rates, etc, cheerfully furnished by
tbs nearest Frisco agent 81
T ". PRIcH,
Division passenger agent,
-Joplin, No
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Forgiveness, says the Emporia Gazette should rule
the world But just because society forgiyes man ne
should not puff himself up and swell out like circus bal
oon and take credit for his righteousness Humanity
on the part of the forgiven is as great and necessary
virtue as kindness the part Of the forgiven And when
man. having been caught at his meannes is told to go
In peace he should not forever be getting on grand
stand and procaiming what good and great man he Isl
nor should ne In high place as model for others
Just because has swilled vice with the pigs no
reason Why being repentant and forgiven he should set
up to teach Others because has been in the pen
tsntay no reason why he should begin preach when
he pardoned and because society willing to condone
mans inquities is reason why he should teach in
Sunday school or sing the choir There are certain
amenities which life should hold sacred One of these is
square understanding between the ceansed leper and
the society which accepts him that the acceptance doesn't
that the lepsr shall tin halo and bask in the
lImeght Of public grace like the Shanghai rooster on
barn-yard fence
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Is violent inflammation Of the mucous
membrane n the wind pipe, which
sometimes extends to the larynx and
and bronchial tubes; and is one Of the
most dangerous diseases Of children.
1t almost always comes on in the
night. Give frequent small doses Of
Horehound Sorup and az
ply Bailard's Snow liniment extern
ally to the throat 25c, SOC and slO0.
Sold By Peoples drug store DIV
Chieftain want aa's. bring results
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Republican papers Of Missouri have been urging the
nomination Of Folk for governor the grounds that he
successfully prosecuting booders- Now these
newspapers are leading in effort to defeat him. The
Republican party is without standing in Missouri
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-29

great many Of the forest trees planted in South
park dead dying and the present has been the
best for growing trees in dozen years Smaller
tory.
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Cheerful1y Recommended or Rheu-
matism.

O. g.. Higbee. Danvine ILL.,. frites.
Dec. ?, 1901. About two years ago 1
was laid up for four months with
rheumatism. / tried Billiards. snow
liniment; one bottle cured me. / can
cheerfully recommend # to an suffer
ing from like affection pc. 50e and
sl.00. Sold by Peoples drug store. dw
Try an Artesian bath at Joe Davis
barber shop. Il is also the place 70
get a nice smooth shave or a stylish
hair cut
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Frank Mathews the Democratic candidate for con-
gresional delegate from Oklahoma single and popular
with the girls But the girls don't vote in Oklahoma
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-29

The battle with the weeds goes bravely on
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-29

During these sultry dog days good time to 60 slow
and keen cool.