davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13

So Louis, Oct. 6.--.iThe poor, dear
old Queen, five million dollars worth
Of presents and not a thing She could
use. Not even q sofa pilloS to lay
her head on; not even = pair Of COM
Portable rpetslippers for her tired
feet.
This vas James comment after
looking over Queen Victorias jubilee
presents which are displayed IN twen-
ty-iive large glass cases on the upper
door OF tie Hall Of Congresses. She
doubtless expected to see an array OF
sugar spoons, salad forks clocks. card
trays, linen napkins and other useful
things such as are commonly bestowed
upon the brides Of our town John
thought they might have given her
a manicure set or an autograph album
Just to make her think Of old times s
But here are over fouehundfed pres
ents. mostly from the Queen'ssubjects
ia her colonies aud not one u them
Of any use except 4 sumptuous carved
ivory chair the gift Of the MaharaiaI
Of Trayancore This chair IS valued
at s2500o0 aud yet I doubt II ths
Queen ever sat init The other pres
enls consisted largely Of silver and
sandal-woud caskets, richly carved and
many Of them iuiaid with ivory. Mans
Of them are cylindrical ia shaps
doubtless containing scrolls Of parch
ment upon which the Queens sub
ieets wrote their Fluctuations and
good wishes A particularly costll
ard beautiful easket came from tn
sardar Edalii Khurshedii Motif ane
tie ParsI community IN SuFat On'
naturally wonders why the Sardal
and the parsi community didn't senl
an automobile coat or necklace o
pearls or something real swell.
There are caskets galore from ALA
lhabad. the newan OF palanpuF Assam
tie Maharaia of 0rclia, the Raiah 0
nobblll in vizagaptam. Madras, am
: whole lot OF Indian Raias and prln
ces. There are also royal saddles an
elephant tuskz The Indian Rala
ard Princes meant we'll but some On
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13
FOR A CREAMERY.
n. @. Mitchell Here Examining She
Local Conditions.

r. G.. Mitchell, OF the Hastings In
dustrial company, Chicago, promoters
Of creameries and canning factories,
is In the city looking over the pros
poets for a creamery. This should In
terest the farmers as we'll as the busI-
ness men and citizens OF Vlnita. In
order TO secure the success Of such an
enterprise, Mr.. Mitchell says that at
least the milk of three hundred cows
must be secured.
The price OF butter from a like plant
as the zone here proposed, In 1908,
ranged from III TO 20 cents per pound.
A creamery OF this kind has been In
operation at Billings, Mo-, for several
years, and the average income TO the
farmer from one COW Is from $40 to
800 per year, with the skim milk with
which TO raise calves and pigs left.
Mr.. Mitchell stated that his COM
pany had about decided to put In a
creamery at Alton, and that the pros
poets there were splendid.
He will meet the commercial club
tomorrow night to discuss the possl-
billty Of putting In plant here. The
plant, exclusive Of the ground, would
cost o., ,050.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13
pAME FAsHloN.s foIeLEs.
Dreasy Details Of Come Costumes De-
signed for the Autumn
Season.


II is rumored that the waist line will
be more accentuated as the season ad-,
vances
Walking skirts will Just touch tha
ground and jackets viii be tight fttIng
and long
Whaleboned pe,ticoats are common
enough. From these TO crlnollne proper
Ia not a far cry.
There have been introduced OF late.
from Victorian times. the low shoes that
button over at the sides
A fancy has displayed Itself for capes
and three-quarter coats IN . loud check
tweed.
A lace handkerchief makes an excel
lent jabot by folding It cornerwise. turn
ing the upper point so as 70 fall little
above the under one
Broadtail velvet. which Is really a
crushed velvet, Is one OF the coming
stuffs for outer wraps.
Soft makes Of yelours as we'll az fancy
chiffon yelyets will be used for dresses.
mantles and millinery
Tangerine Is one Of the new popular
shades, says the Brooklyn Eagle.
Old fashioned lavender silk, which
brides Of q half century ago were wont TO
revel in, again comes fashIonabIy for
ward.
Tartan tweeds are quite the latest for
autumn tailor-mades In blue and green,
brown and yellow. and quiet mixtures.
Fringed bias taffeta rufIies are made
into charming fiat boas for cool even
ings.
A prevailing autumnal fashion will be
the closely-fltting waistcoats. They are
now shown in delicately embroidered
muslins and cambries. As the season
advances silk and brocade will be seen
in conjunction with smart little cutaway
coats.
The taffeta gown Is an indispensable
change from the muslins and iaees Of
summer. Everybody has at least one OF
these dresses in her wardrobe.
The owner OF even a bit OF real lace Is
nowadays making the most OF her pos
session for scarcely any costume Is seen
without some lace decoration
The revived fashion for mounting pre-
cious stones in an invisible setting Is H.
Illustrated by sets Of safety pins. each In
crusted with a different stone arranged
In rows.
White, putty color and pale gray
cloths make the smarter coats: and
white cloths with faint tinge OF pslest
blue, known as zinc white. is extraor-
dinarily fashionable. Touches OF color
are often admitted in narrow cuns and
revers
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13
WOMEN CAN KEEP YOUNG
Ohio Women Tells the Secrst-hfay
ExpIaiu Youthful Looks Of Some IN
Vinita.

Mrs. Anna Patton, "a Charles street.
Nenia, Ohio. in recent Interview,
tells the secret Of how to grow young
Although am over sixty, I feel as
though ] was only twenty years old.
Il does not seem possible that / am
the same woman that / was a year
ago Then | suffered with my head
ali the time, had 80 much gas on my
stomach that ] could hardly endure
Il and was always troubled with
bad taste in my mouth and a coated
tongue and was 50 Dloated that at
times / could not fasten my clothes.
| was unable to do my work, bat now
after taking one box OF Mi-o-na, ma
lures cure for dyspepsia AM a well
woman and can do my work as well as
ever.
Tie Peoples Drug Store have the
local agency for MI-o-na and have sold
a great deal Of this remedy at SOC a
box BE sure and begin its use today
with the Peoples Drug Store promise
that they will pay for it themselves
N Il does not cure yon.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13
NEEDS ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
They Are Indispensable to the Girl
Who Wishes 10 Be a Social
Favorite.

Not only has the girl who wishes To
be a social favorite need Of accom-
piishments. but either she OF her
brother will ind q business career pro-
mgisd sometimes hy their ludle.nus
assistance Accomplishments may
"so0lhe ones hours Or ease. and
therefore alone they serve thslr Dur-
pose, says Harper Baxar Bur be-
yond ihis they help one in novel
Ways they are the means q an end.
sometimes No beginner ii business
can afford 10 Be called Butieray
on the other hand. if one is remark
ably proacieut al dancing. in music.
even a skating or boating Or IA most
games Of sklll. such knowledge NAV
win attention and notice that i 81
value. One might e ommend the
yond exercise which health requlresl
more attention TO ahlst than TO any
OF these having seen both young men
and women raillnaded by heir el-
ders into euviable positions. simply
because they wefe a0i fitted for them
-that would not have been uaicient
but. as we'll because theY played a
fne game Of whist Nothing in The
Say ol an accomplishment 50 attrarts
the admiration Of men ut weight
A knowledge 0 several languages
ls part of ones education. scarcely
an extra. and lis worn is reeog-
nlzed But any cspability tiat calls
attention. without parade. 70 one
self is Of value also A Chicago mil
lionaire once advised a young lawyer
to Join = certain golf club The law
yer replied that be cVnld not afford
the necessary expense.
'Yon cannot anord 10 neglect the
chance, vas the astute reiolndar
Practice any economy rather than
that The friends sou wili make
among the magnate members viii pay
all your expenses maay times over. {"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13
A chsan Roast

There Is cheap cut Of beef which
butchers generally call the tenaerloln
skirt which makes a very fair oven
roast, provided Il ls done In double
pan and kept well moistened hy bast-
Ing Paprika and salt form the slm-
pie seasoning. together wllh chopped
onions. When the meat Is nearly done.
raise Il on = wire standard and put
both sweet and white pogatOes. which
have been parboiled. 70 finish fuass-
Ing In the gravy. Jso these to deco
rate the meat as Il Eoes 70 the table.
serving gravy separately IN tureen--
Boston budget.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13
GRANTED CHANGE OF VENUE
Case Transferred Prom the Federal
10 Kangaroo Court.

Andy l.. Washburn, who evidently
needs a small bee plucked from his
bonnet, broke into Jail last week and
voluntarily took change Of venue
from Judge Gill's court 20 the prison
tribunal, known as the Kangaroo.
Andy threw brick through a plate
glass window OF BartIesyille store.
esIe is unable to work and has been
living at his fathers home doing
chores. Upon the plea OF guilty
Judge GIN was lenient and imposed a
line Of $50 and costs, amounting to
s09, aud gave Washburn until the
next term Of court to pas IT, praeti-
cally dismlssing him. Tie window
breaker stayed around the court pour
ing out tale Of woe 70 any person
who would listen until late last night
when he demanded that he be locked
up "Because he might die aud his
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13
NOTICE.
Uaited States InlsraaI Revenue

lutteu STATES tuteTHat Revenue
Notice Is hereby given that on tho
5th day Of August, 1901, W. 5. Irwin,
Deputy Collector OF Internal Revenue
for the District Of Kansas, seized at
Vinita, Ind. Ter, ~ casks, each con.
tanning y quart bottles Of ferment-
ed liquor marked "uno:" also Oh the
same day at Alton, / r., = quart
bottles Of fermented liquor marked
"Uno; also on the 9th daycf August.
1901. at Claremore, |. r., PSI quart
bottles and " pint bottles marked
"Uno" All seizures we're made fer
violation Of Sec 2iig Il. 5.
any person claiming the property
Is notified 20 fife their claim with me
on or before the 9Th day Of November,
1905, as prescribed under Section 3to0,
Revised Statutes Of the United
states.
Dated "a Leavenworth, Kansas, Or
tnbaF /. 1904. J. NJ. SIMPSON,
Collector, District Of Kansas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13
COMING TO TIE POINT.
1t Was Rather Tedious Process and
II Stunned spa" When II
Was Reached.

The lovely girl tapped softly At the
3oor Of her father private office There
was no response She tapped little
louder. relates the Chicago Inter Ocean.
Come in.
She turned the knob and entered The
gray-hsired mcnef-grlbber looked up
rom his little desk
+Heiloa Luciel"
@Ielloa pa
Money!
No. pa
"Ehl Anythins wrongs~
NO pa
Talk faster. my girl"
Well yon see De. I want"
"How mneh?"
Walt. pc Give me time
That's something cant spare.
lust wall a minute, pa ! want 70
give q young man something"
Birthday present."
yes"
"wen. don't come 70 me. haven't
ans idea what young man wants
But have. pa IL know Just what
he wants
but why do you come 10 meg"
Because what he wants ia"
oh. that's ell right. Of course. Give
him anything yen please. Want :
rheck3"
sN-no. pa
oh. speak up"
4 want you 10 say It's al right. pa. I
want you to cay again that ! can give
him anything please"
silly girl OF course you cap You've
always had your Own way. Is that ailf"
Walt, pa You see. I know just what
he wants"
You said that before
Because what he wants is--"
"Welif"
Nm met
Tabieau
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13
DISTINGUISHED
INTERPRETER
Honorable A. ]. Nathan Speaks
Spanish Before the Court.

The Federal court presided over by
Judge Gill had the distinction OF hay-
ing as an interpreter former acting
consul-general, credited by the United
States, who rendered valuable services
to his government and a man who has
done great good in the world as a
statesman and missionary.
Sometime ago young Spaniard
named VanIo Cobo sold some whiskey
TO Jackson Blackfoot, an Indian. Cobo
was on his way from Montpelier, VT,
to Texas, where he has brother.
While passing through on the train
.Blackfoot saw him take drink and
asked for some. The "Injunn took
the bottle and kept IL, giving the
Spanlard si25. Marshal Darrough
.saw Blackfoot with the bottle and up
on arresting him learned how he Sc
cured IL. The marshal arrested Cobo
and took him of the train when Vim
lta was reached, the boy, however,
giving back the money.
Cobo could speak no English and
has been kept In Jail while the officers
sought to secure an interpreter This
morning Mr.. Darrough received a tele-
gram in Spanish. lie passed II 10 his
friend and guest and Mr. Nathan inn
mediately interpreted IL. The boy
was taken into court and Mr.. Nathan
told his story as CLEANED from the boy.
Judge Gin fined him $50 and costs,
then remitted the fine. Cobo paid
sl6.50, Mr.. Nathan taking sufficient
interest in the young man TO remain
with him until ticket was purchased
and he was on the train bound for
Texas.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13
HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS.
Items Of Useful Information for the
Head Of the Domestic
Domain.

A little lemon juice added to the
water for mixing pastry improves the
flavor and helps TO make 1t light
Insects, 1t IL said, will never at
tack books which are busted once &
year with powdered alum and white
pepper
4 cup Of milk added TO the water
with which an oilcloth or oiled floor
Is to be washed gives II luster like
new.
II Is better TO keep baked pastry In
cupboard, rather than a refrigera-
tor, as It would be apt to get damp
and heavy in the latter place.
Some cooks soak salt ham over
night In milk before broillng for
breakfast Salt mackerel is said to
be improved by soaking In sour milk.
A box filled with lime and placed on
the shelf In a pantry and frequently
renewed will absorb the damp and
keep the air pure and dry.
Fried potatoes will be tough Il
washed after being cut, and potatoes
win be dark II fried in boiling Fat,
but light golden brown IL cooked for
five minutes in hot fat.
Put teaspoonful Of ammonia in q
quart OF water, wash your brushes
and combs in this. and all grease and
dirt will disappear. Rinse. shake and
dry In the sun or by the fire.
Sprinkle little lime occasionally on
the shelves In the preserve closet to
prevent mold forming in the Jars.
The lime loses Its power after a time,
and should be renewed at intervals.
Mufins and gems made without eggs,
but with more milk and butter. tho
batter beaten with wooden spoon
TN II is very light, are said TO be
indistinguishable from those made
with eggs.
A good floor polish Is made from
melting old candle ends and adding an
equal amount Of turpentine TO tbs
grease. After cooling, this mixture
win BE- found excellent for both floors
and olcloth
Never allow meats 10 boil while they
are being cooked IN water. Hard
boiling in salted water will toughen
The tenderest piece of meat ever sold
lie; the water simmer gently. keeping
the rot on the bac oi tae r nge
Embroidered and lace-trimmed win
dow Minds are generally placed In sit
ing rooms now Those trimmed with
tlguF AID peiuf t'arlUs / te aft. very
handsome while silll more elaborate
are some embroidered duehesse biinds
deepls nouneed with lace
Whenever pie.le OF preser ying jar
3 emp 2 wash il well IN cold water.
Gry O. thoroughly and put Il IN a dry
place n sou wash the jars tn hot
water Z win crack their glazed sur
face and make them porous. which
OIL. them for use. as pickles and
pteserves require to have the air kept
from them
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13

Soak one pint Of navy beans for
"a hours. then simmer on the back
Of the coal range over night Taks
two stalks q celery. cut II line. cook
Il half an hour with the beans then
press celery and beans through = CO.
lander Heat one quart Of beef stock
add The puree and cook together Tor
IS minutes. stirring constantly Good
Honsekeeplne
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13
poor father would have to pay the

poor father would hase TO pay the
fine"
Marshal Connoi explained that II
he died all would be forgiven and at
tempted TO induce him TO go home.
With tears courslng down his cheeks
the unfortunate man insisted and
there was no other course but to turn
the keys on him.
The kangaroo court later found him
guilty OF breaking into jail without
excuse aud refusing TO fight and
meted out punishment that more
than fitted the crime.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13
VIZ Thev Tat 80

And why. We said. pansing before
She disguised leorfole. dld sou take
up the horrible and degrading practice
uf dog eating
"Mlhzi' Bnuvgi" be exclaimed. Dr.
ing a. with passion "B fore We lett
home We received tips thai the beef
and pork packers strike Nnuld oc.
eur,
sselng that be vas IN ae mood q
be iriFed With. We left him. firmly
convinced however. that h. vas more
70 be nltled than eensured Indian.
apOlls Sentinel
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13
Cures wsassrCsw

J.F. Coser. lOl \. Main St., OF
tawa. Kan, writes Every fall Il
has been M wife's trouble TO catch a
severe cold. and therefore to cough
an winter long. Last fall l eot for
her 3 bottle Of HoFehound Syrun she
used il and has been able to sleep
soundly all night long. Whenever
the cough troubles her, two 'or three
doses stops the cough, and sl, IS able
TO be up and well sc. so. tsl.ao. &C
Peoples drug store. -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13
OUR FAIR WANDERERS
Afternoon In Enchanted Fairy
land Of the laps.

81. Louis, I'll think all the Japs at
the Fair must have been listening to
the brilliantly colored parrot over at
the Pavilion Of Honduras which does
the honofs as hostess Of the place by
welcoming all comers with a hospit-
able "Shnt up!H This Is her first and
only English phrase learned In a week
on American soil and size Is so per-
fectlg satisfied with the accomplish
ment that she makes no effort to add
to her knowledge Of English. She
doesn't say II In saucy or seolding
manner The exclamation comes at
regular intervals, Is addressed 70 no
one In particular, after which she
closes her eyes In the apparent con-
tentment Of duty we'll done.
Surely "Shut Up" must be the
motto OF the busy little Japs l inn
aglne this motto Is over the desk OF
every business man In japan. have
not succeeded in getting any Of those
Japs to talk about anything but the
things they have for sale and am al
most persuaded that some day they
will be the greatest merchants on
earth. While we we're drinking our
ForElosa tea In one Of the Japanese
payillions | noticed the little japan
ese maids kept hiding their faces be
hind fans. John thought they were
trying to fiirt with him but we found
out afterwards that they took his
lunch box for a camera. They were
very shy when the camera fiend comes
around and yet they are snapped up
oftener than anything else at the fair.
The.Japs have certainly utilized ali
the artistic landscape possibilities OF
this hill. They have converted IL In
to fairyland OF pagodas, flower beds,
winding walks, artificial lakes and
rustic bridges. Leaving the bamboo
tea house and following the main walk
you reach the top Of the hill where
from tail flag-pole iiies the imperial
flag OF Japan. Tile picture spread out
before you is one Of surprising beauty
illustrating the genius Of the Japan.
ese for artistic landscape gardening.
La the center OF a miniature island il
a summer h0use. Metal cranes and
stone lantern-posts are seen through
the trees while the air Is made fra
grant with native japanese flowers.
The dwari-like tree, which IS seen on
every hand, is called by the Jap.
tHiba. F" IL resembles the juniper
tree and lives 70 a great age. one ol
them IN these gardens being siG year,
old. There is a peculiar porous stons
unde, these trees into which appar
entity sinks It's roots which they cal
Ishi
Near the top Of the hill Is large
wood and bamboo reception room
which contains examples Of japanese
costumes Of the feudal days There
is model japanese house with BAN.
boo shades and mating that looks
cool and inviting, also the headquar-
ters OF tie japanese commission where
Baron Natsndaira receives visitors.
Tie main pavilion IS reproduction
Of the "shlshinden, palace Al To.
kio, and al are tile work OF japanese
artist brought from tile FAR east.
MRs.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13

Liberal Man Every man shoule
slvs his wife pocket money.
Mf Gfuuts oh. nonsense. ~ wife
dpesnt hold en- o money l0nF enough
20 pui l, laio her Pistsburs
Preaa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13

hnshand--I slsh foa wouldn't make
- manf grammatleal errors. my dear
Ate- What's the uittar ulth EN-
Leg = soof az fesf mother
uATd % As.es--c ct.na eal.y Newa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13
Entrs Neu. Club Loader.

The Entire Nous" club meets with
Mn MeGuiiin Friday Oct. At ; p. m
Mrs Emmett Rea leader. Tie follow
Ing members are leaders Tor the YEAR
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13
esenIat Earrs

Second sclass cnlonist fares, daily
Sept. Is 70 and including Oct. Is. 1904
San Francisco, Sacramento. Los An
geles. san Diego, Cal. ard Phoenix,
Arizona, and Fl paso. From vlnlta
s25. Continuous passage from start
ing point 70 destination. Stop overs
viii be allowed N California except az
San Francisco and Los Angeles
Also very cheap eolonist tickets On
sale 70 manY points in the northwest
dally Sept. Is 10 Oct. IS. 1904.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13

Thirty acres bottom land on Caney
river. about seven miles northeast Of
Ramona. -, se OF NJ / Of sec. q,
{. =. +. "a, ~ I ot se | of Sc of sec.
%, t. Is, 7. a. This s Freedman
land and the court wIll authorize
deed to purchaser. Bids requested.
W. y. MlLLKn, Guardian.
0sleabY. !. r..
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-29
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

Washing the face too frequently re-
moves the natural oil and gives the
skin a withered look.
To make the hair fuzzy" massage
the scalp two or three times a week
with alcohol and dry by tanning or in
the open air.
To keep the hair in curl dissolve
three ounces of powdered gum arabic
In half pint Of rose water, then strain
Apply Immediately after curling.
Don't neglect sleep. You can sleep
yourself into good looks. A long nap
and hot bath will make any woman
more attractive and lift years from her
shoulders.
In ordinary cases of blackheads good
results will follow rubbing into the
skin soft soap dissolved in spirit OF
wine, followed some hours later by
rinsing and the application of hazeline
to which little acetic acid has beer
added.