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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14
Special knuenn<sulsnt ResaFalna shs
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Ne ara niasAsd - anuaanea E8nG
Fole#'a Hoaey and Tar fnf coughs
eaIda and laHa troubles = Hoi affect, i
Is the Nallenai PaFr Fnud ana Due
Iae - + euHE1Ifs - oHs4tzs - e2heI
lafmInI drugs. Hod We recommend f
asa safe fenea Iof children and
aaalIs 4. 2. Owens.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14
peat ea, on

antii tomorrow ailat fap can DO fedaf
= yea are suffering ffrm s torpid
iitefs o. constipation. dent Naif until
HimuFfuH q gel help.
Bus q bottle of fferbIne and get thaf
liver working right. FfompgUess
ae0af health saKes MANY Siek spells.
sifs. Tia Gresham, Point. Tex..
Nrltes / ueed Ilpfhl, ln ms famllY
feT 50 YfaHs, and nnd il doss a i
claims q Do Peoples Drug Store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14

Feisy'a Honay aud Tar eures TIE
most obstinate coughs and exp2is fte
culd from tie ssafem = 4 Is mildlY
laxative. + i enafaufe 4 The gen.
cine g Il tie yelloe package A. +
Ovens.
Piles II people have pIlss Nh4
satef from piles wien snn ean use ~
Wits gafbollxad Witch IEa4el ~alsa
snd HeI EelIe a0ld - Peoples nfrz
stCss pud MaIiafne1 s Myers
Tens 6hs liver. move ne hoea'e
eseanse the sfslem naaeA Lutte
LIVER Pil's never KFipe sold p 4 3.
oHeEs. am
Group can pnsltlesl bs stepped IL
- minutes Ne vomiting nothing -
sIeaea o1 distress Ynar Hblla s sweet
pleasant. All aaln sBfap. called d.
SHoaH'e EfHSS IA :. anez lEe sufH
aHd does Is 0nSSk|E - SlIa4rs
Group Eaft s ~ calU6 alone. femem.
HHf Il loez m e|4IM IoaHfe aasfH
ailments IFS fn1 l'f4uu. that's Al
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05

allegations contained In the complaint
and TO further plaintiffs Efforts 10 ex-
tort money from me-"
tie says The first suit was dismissed
for failure "a prosecute, and the secosd
Tor failure TO pay sherinrs fees for ssrv'
ing procekses. Senator Plat says be
desired TO have q discovery 81 the al.
legged marriage certificate which Miss
Wood asserts she has, and this Il The
principal paper which she must deposit
with the clerk o. the supreme court
withint four days or show legal cause
why she should not he compelled 70 do
20. The order 10 show cause j. return
able on Oct 10,
In relation 20 this alleged marriage
certificate the senator says
II have conclusive grounds for be-
lieving that plaintiff intends 20 rely ~
the trial Of this action upon forged
marriage certificate and upon foTxFd
admission In writing dated Dec. 70
1906. The alleged certificate j. Also
luiely false and Is a forgery. II par.
ports 10 evidence q marriage, whicr
marriage never occurred. The community
cation which plaintiff claims she has
from me, dated Dec. 10, 1906. was not
made BY me, and II any such document
exists, as plaintiff claims, Il Is Tor
gerry"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
u Never MarriedMay Wood
He Says
HE CHARGES BLACKMAlL
The Senator Makes q Formal Dental
OF the Allegations Of the Girl Who
j. Suing Him fof
Divores.

New York. oct. 5.-united States
Senator Thomas c, Platt made formal
denial yesterday that be ever married
Mae G. Wood, who i suing him Tor az
sorce. The senator made this denial
in an application IN court yesterday By
his attorneys asking for authority e
photograph certain papers in the case.
senator Platt begins his petition BY
setting forth the name Of the plaintiff
Is Mae G. Wood and not Mae G. Wood
Plait, a. she alleges Ia her complaint.
lie SAYS that her allegation that he
married her about Nov. .. 1901. az the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. Is absolutely false.
aud that he never heard u her claim
that she was he wife prior 70 December.
1906 "0n the contrary be SAYS, she
has for several years been trying 10
extort money from me BY various De.
vices, including threats that she would
sne me for breach Of promise and MARI
rage
The senator quotes AZ length several
letters from Mae Woods lawyers. IN
which they outline their clients case
aud suggest that senator piatt save
himself trouble and expense By dealing
with them direetly and promptly. lie
ignored these letters.
lie SAYS that 10 the fall Of 1000 Miss
Wood brought two suits against him
and other defendants a Omaha, Neb.;
and that the allegations in these com
plants are absolutely inconsistent with
the present claim Of marriage; that
those suits were brought solely 20 give
newspaper notoriety 20 the sensational
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05

= Washington. d. G., Oct. 4.--"Drink
spsfingly. eat regularly, get plenty Of
sleep and work hard II you want 10
live e. a green old aga says Francis
Marion Coclsrell Of Missouri. a member
Of tho interstate commerce commission,
who il - years young
Il see no reason why | should not
reach the age OF % or even more.
Young man. II yOn want to live long,
drink moderately II al all; be careful
in the use Of tho weed il YOU are fond
Of tobacco; eat plain foods, and sleep
al least eight house every day. Tnis
Il my prescription for a healthy, COM
Portable long life.
During my years service In the
Senate | never tasted champagne, wine
or any Intoxicating liquor at any din.
ner or reception OF public nature"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
SAYS PERPENDICULAR DRINKING
CUTS LIFE OF MANY FOLK SHORT.
ROekefeller's Doctor Gives Rule to Live
Century: coekreil on The
Simple Life.

Chicago, M. Oct. s.--Dr. Hamilton
Biegar OF Cleveland. John d. Rookie.
fcler's physician. SAYS that, barring
accident. bis patient should live a cen
tury. Hero are tho rules DR.. Bigger
gives for long life:
at so the American business man
should cease 70 worry, eschew liquor
and tobacco and make play in Gods
out Of doors chief aim in life. 3
NO business man should entirely
Withdraw from business until fatal
malady or death compels MIN 70 with
dfav.
americans are perpendicular drink
ers, ana from this arises unfold damage
10 digestive organs and thinking machin-
kry and shortened lives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
The Ocean as
A Matchmaker.

foriginai.I
There are romances ia the ordinary
workaday world. but few proportion
ntoly to those occurring IN fields more
propItious. One Of the most prolific is
the ocean steamer. Sail ships in their
day must have been even more so.
But even with steam there Is some
thing lnyigoratIng TO sentiment for a
couple sitting IN coy corners IN steam
or chairs or leaning over the rail-. look.
ing down into the depths OF old ocean.
Tom Roundtree. a citizen Of the
United States living In Australia,
found II impossible TO get any woman
across either the Atlantic or Pacific
ocean to keep house for him. He was
methodlcal fellow and did every
thing by plan. Intending 10 return
some day TO bis native land and being
prejudlced against EngIlshwomen, be
did not wish TO marry one OF them.
IIe wrote bis sister in America to
GONE out 70 him. She consented, but
when she landed nj Melbourne Tom
HQNs1u utA tbkhhsd " bN AdNAAlt1 ~
one OF the officers Of the shlpSin which
fhc came over. he then got up cor
respondence with one OF his old flames.
proposed. was accepted. and. as II was
inconvenient for him 20 leave, or. rather,
81 save bis making two trips instead Of
the girl making ono, she consented to
20 out and be married In Australia.
she was poor. and Tom not only sent
hkf money for the trip, but for her
tftueseau On the way out she fell In
lone with an officer OF the British army
il1d married him before she left the
~ tfhe money Tom had expended
W. never returned.
3Hm was angry. lie swore great
ofH that the next girl he got engaged
toto would not trust on the ocean,
I'D would go home and marry her
NIhIrd time no tried. lie advertised
Ia - matrimonial column OF a news
pnl iii America for n wife. The ad.
vei#snment caught the eye Of q very
wo IN young woman who was making
hpra 1Wn living and plning for a man
10 #ake Il for her while she took care
Or 3 home. The two exchanged ref
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05

| SKIN Il Beauty Is q SOY Forcye.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
MINUTE MfN WILL
PROTECT STATEN.
Island Residents Form AIMED Com
panies to Rout Thugs. Respond
70 phoae.

New York. Oct. 's.-Tarmen o. half
dogcn districts OF Staten Island have
organized themselves as minute Hen"
20 give their ueighborhoods the police
protection the department has been UNI
able "a afford. The telephone viii sum-
mon them In an instant to the aid Of
any person whose house may be attack
ell by burglars or 10 the chase Of an as.
sailsnt % man or woman.
Under the name Of the Farmefs'
Troops, 30 residents Of Bulls Head,
New Springville, Linleumville. Butcher.
vile, Richmond and other places. nave
joined the organization and subscribed
TO bylaws, which bind them 70 give aid
in day or night. They win obtain the
right 90 bear arms and win arrest
whenever Il ia deemed Unnecessary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
Seekiue His Level.

If I SHOULD ever decide to marry" be
remarked. 4 viii 70 to the finest girl
/ know and ask her hand. Should sle
refuse me ! win go 20 tlie next finest -
aAh. understand" she Interrupted
"Yeu viii keep on asking until you
meet your level Town Topics.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
DALEY
KILLED BY FALL ON STAIRS
Meets with Fatal Accident in Building
at Portland.

Portland, Ore. Oct. John +. Daley,
United States surveyor general, slipped
on the stairs in the Selling. Hirsch
building here yesterday aud broke his
neck. lie was instantly killed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
GRANITEvILLE.

The train from the hin on Saturday
night win be held until after the per
formance Of "Aloag the kcnnebec' at
the Barre opera house.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16
La SESSION De HOY
S5OO,OOO para esCueIas plbIiCas
1902 pTOtesOrss.
$4,000 para Ia sgsneIa eomsrelal Dc cafe.

A las seis de la maflana de hoy 30 apro-
b6 el informe de la comisi6n de conferen
cias de ambas CSmarag en- las diferencias
surgidas On el G. B. s 'Presupuestos'' y &
las seis media Sc frmaba por el goberna'
dor Winthrop la Ultima ley pasada, ''Re@
soluci6n CODjunts para jar una ASH gntI
ci6n para Ell cargo de Registrador de Ia
propisdad ''AuxiIiar de San Juan" que
fnaliza Ia session de la a AsambIea LIE.
gislativa de- Puerto Rico. E.
100000 han sido e jados para gastos
de'instrucci6n y el Departamento .hace
una division de maestros, que podEa ser
alterada segin las necesidades del servicio
y que consta de grupos, $50, 440, q,
11O, rs, 80 y 10 respectivamente. ~'
$4,000 quadaron asig gnados en- eI pre-
supusstO para eI sostenimiento de una
sgencia de cafe On los Estados UnidoB y
los jueces en- las cortes de distrito de San
Juan, Ponce Msyaguez fueron aumen'
tados & $3.7OO anuales. Los fscales de
todas las cortes & So, 500.
Ell lunes continuaremos publicando la
information de las sesiones de la C&mara
hasta terminar con Ia Ultima del dia IA
de los Corrientes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16

Los med1cosn codenan unanImemente eli
aso de las emulsiones que Gentlemen Gro
sOtadO Guayacol. Es .bien sabidO que
estas sustancias cuAndo se tOman mazcls-
das con ell Aceite de A1gado de bacaIao in
rritan ell estomago y los rilones, eptorpe-
cen la buena nutricion y por las free uentes
evacuaciones que caUsRn, producer el rapi-
do aniQuilamiento de los enfeEmos
FL DR.. Parsons, un distinguido especia-
Eista de la Ciudad de M6xfcOS dice 8 este
respecto:; "Refri6ndome4al valor germici-
dS de Ia CreOsOta, cuandO pc lie 'administra
q enfermOs tuberculosos, incorporate 8
preparedness de Aceite de Hfgado de Baca-
lao, de claro: que los esperimentns qu1mi-
cos y la observation cuidadOsa de un gran
numero de casOs, han demostrsdos que
culquiera que scan los resultadoR ben6ficos
que los emfermOs puedan reciFir del usO
de Ia Cresota otras sustanclae irritantes,
estOs resultRdOs los nu1ifiCAn los efectos
perniciosos que ejercen tales drOgas en- el
est6magO. -
Els un hech0 bien ConocidO cue Ia asimi-
Iaci6n facil y cOmpieta de los alimentos es
de Ia mayor mpOrtancia en- eI tratamiento
de las Intermediates que ge Garacterizan
pOr denutrici0n. Sc sabe tanlbien que Ell
Aceite de Higado de BacaIao, perfectamen-
te emulsionRdo, es uno de los mejOres
ben reesnstituyetes. Por ESQ es que los
distinguidOs especialistas pr0scriben hoy
las emulsiOnes de Aceite de Higado de Ba-
calao que no contiene Creosota d otras
sustanClas 1rritantes, que Ccasionan Ell de-
s6rden de las funciOnes digestiVas.
De las difeTentes preparedness de Aceite
dc Hfgado de Bacalao, 20 prefiero la Emul-
sion de Scott que fabrican los Sres. Scott q
Bovine de Nueva York"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16
ANTI TUBER-
CuIOsa de Puerto
Rico. !. ). {.
RssuItadOs de Ia energfa demOstada
pot. Mrs. Edith Elmer Wood.
Ell primer obJstO Dc IA Llga fu6 81 sstabIsGlnIsR-
to de On SaRatOTIO. IL

Los perdurables reSultados de la ener.
gfa de una mujer, Mrs Edith Elmer
Wood, de San Juan, Puerto Rico, esposa
del Captain Albert N. Wood, de Ia Ma.
rina dc los Estados Unidos, 90 manifesto
ron en- 81 meeting annual de Ia Liga Anti.
.tubeTcoloHs dc Puerto Rico. @........
El gobernador Bseckman Winthrop,
preside Ell acto SO pronunciation discur'
SOS poT ell DR.. Charles F. Stokes, sobre los
aspectos m6dico quir6rgicos de la Tuber-
culosis."
FL DR.. Francisco del Vale alcalde de
San Juan aobre La Prevention curs de
Ia Tuberculosis poT los metodos modernos
y .sobre los ''Puntos de vista Sociales Me-
dicOs y Econ6micos de Ii Liga Anti-Tu'
ber sulosa." ..s
La liga fu6 organizada en- una reunion
que Sc efsctu6 en- la Mansion hjecutivs ell
81 de Mario de 1905 .registrada en- la
ofcina del secretario de Puerto Rico como
una sociedad capaz, el II de Abril del
mismo afio. ...
El primer objeto de la Liga fu6 el esta-
blecimiento de un Sanatorio; el segundo
Ia. educaci6n del pueblo en- todo 10 concer-
niente 10 tuberculosis.
La municipalidad de San Juan facilit6
$4,000 para comprar nm solar donde eri'
CIR el sanatorio y 5000 mensuales para So
.aost6n.
La municipalidad compr6 20 acres de
terTeno alto frente al mar, segdn Ia reco-
4nendaci6n de los directories de Sanidad, y
10 cedi6 la Liga. Sc han reunidC fondos
por medic de suscripcioneS privadas y ies
taa. banefcas, para Ia construction de un
sanatorio mOderno al aire ibre para 20
pacientes.
La ofcina de directories autOriz6 el 26
de Noviembre al Comite del Executive
para empezar Ia construction.
Los trabajos progresan de un modo sa'
tisfactOriO y Sc espera que pOdrd abriESe ei
sanatorio el pr6ximo mes.
(Del N. Y. Commercially
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16
Mr.. REGIS H. POST
eIegidO para 60
bernadOr de Puer-
to Rico,
Entre 6I yHeI: pTesldenteneXiste una
eStreChs amistad personal.
Mr, Post ha tsnIdO rssldsncIa Dc vsranO en- Bay
port.

Comuniean de Washington que ha
sido elegido por el presidents para gober-
nadOr de Puerto Rico en- succession de
Beekmsn Winthrop, Regis Henri Post
de Bayport L. I. antigua -hOmbre del
Congreso por aquel distrito. Esto dice
81 Brooklyn N. Y Eagle , contindas
"Beekman Winthrop va ahora ocupar
ell pueSto de assistant secretary del tesoro.
Mr.. Post es,secretario del gobierno insular
tiene 81 amos de edad." ..>. -@ 81
''El nombramiento de Mr.. Post como
gobernador de Puerto Rico puede consi-
derarse como election dir6cta del presiden-
to Roosevelt. Entire este y Mr.. Post
e4iste una estrechs amistad persona"
'*Mr. Post ha tenido residenciR de
verauO en- BaypOrt durante los q timos
diez y Beis amos y es .>el propietario de
muchas tierras alli. Ha tornado una
parts activa en- los ssuntos locales sirvien-
10 como jefs del departamento de Fuegos,
como Comisionado de instruction otroB
puestos de capacidad."
''Tan activo en- los asuntoB de educaci6n
que 4 veces, cuando habfa una vacante
repentina en- Ia escuela de BaypOrt SO lie
vefa tomar el puesto del principal y hacer.
Sc cargo del trabaj5, de la esCuela."
"Mr. Post eg' un diestro sportsman y
enthusiastic timonel de yGchts y tirador
Posee el yacEts "ShoWandasee'' On 81
cual obSequi6 una vez al presidente, con
un paHeo en- Great South Bay. Els sociO
de los clubs Penabaquit Corinthian ;
Sewanhaka, del Harvard Union, Fort
Orange (&lbany) y South Side.. Fu@
tambien dursnte largo tempo Bocio del
comit6 republisano de Suffolk Country,
y por dos veces fue al fcOngreso por eli
segundO diatrito de 40 uel pals. Sc gra-
duo en- la Univergidad de Harvard en-
1891"
"En 1903 f1e nombrado auditor de
Puerto Rico y Ultima miente Ma sldo se'
cretario del gobierno insulaf; desde
entonces ha trasladado 81 hOgar q aque-
liza isla hacienda aIguna que otra vez una
vista q los EstadoB UnidoB."
"Mr. Post es caDadO. su egpOsa. es hija
de FL. A. V. Post, Babylon"
''Los PoRta invitan mucho6 de sul
amigos en- Puerto Rico Biendo uno} ae SOS
hueapedes ahora, Miss Katherine kicoll
de Babylon"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16
Puerto Rico en- ell COntinents.

En- sustituci6n de A. F. Chatter, 7ecien'
temente nombrado como assistant tesorero
pOr renuncia de Mr.. Charles III. Keep, ha
sido no nbrado Mr.. Beekman Winthrop,
actual gobernador de Puerto Rico.
BGgte o Journal Puerto Rico ha abo-
lido Ia pena de mueTte.
Como estaban acostumbradoB al Bistema
del garrote, ha sido para ellos dessgrada-
bile el cambio de aquella pena capital pOr
otra de tiempos Antiques.
NeaV York 1Smeo.-Col6n, Mario L.
Ell vapor "Princlpe Joachim" lego hoy
procedente de New York via Puerto Rico
TrajO su bordo, representatives de las
cdmaras de comercio de Boston, Chicago,
Cleveland, Cincinnati y San Luis. Los
Eisitantes fueron condneidos por tren eBpe.
cial Panama.
Despues de visitar los trabajos que Sc
estSn hacienda en- el canal fueron objeto
de una reception en- el ''Tivoli Hotel"
La corte federal de Puerto Rico ha
dictaminado que los empleados son respon'
sables como 81 ellos' fueran ciudadanos de
la Union.
Pero para Ioe efsctos de la ciudadanfa,
no.
N. Y. Tribune --Lo que CANA el depar-
tamentO de- tasorer1a con 81 nombramiento
de Mr.. Winthrop 10 pierde Ia isla de
Puerto Rico.
Mr.. Winthrop ocup6 un Bitio diicil Pc
ro supo ganarse el afecto de los habitanteS
de aquella isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-16
PIltsTIas M0isrnas Gftlstlrls

No hay profession tan bonita que tan
tos pesos deje,6 los que tienen Ia dich4 de
entenderIs como la platerfa y trabsjOs de
brillantes J metales preciOsOS. DA l6sti'
ma sinembargo YER algunOs platerOs tan
atraSadoa que no obtienen 10 sufcients pa
"a vivir. Que conCepto puede formarse
de un platsro, On cuyo estsblecimientO
predomina en- este Higlo de las lucea, el
rasadisimo y perjudicial soplete de ca
ruso? listed prOsperara. el dia en- que
uss IN apaTato moderuo de gaSolins, que
le sirve para fundir y soldar desds plomo
| ia platino, porcelauR, etc, eEe. Pida
i. fuTmes en- Ell Depfsito Dental de jose
Sslgado Jimenez. 36 San Francisco.