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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
PERFECT CLEANLINESS 10, or
COURSE, FIRST REQUISITE.
Al Rssspsaelss should De Thoroughly
Aired a. Frequent lntsrvsls--Prop-
er Procedure When scraps
Are put Away for Fu-
ture Use.


Perfect cleanliness Il essential for
the heus preservation " food The
cellars. pantries. stoTerooms fefrlx
orators and ali the recepsaelee N
which food is kept should Frequently
be inspected and thofoughly cleaned.
Heat and moisture tend 20 cause DE-
cay Therefore & d important that
all foods Should be- surrounded With
pure. cool. dry air When s. 4 poss
eible. expose every closet aud ford
receptacle 10 The sun and als several
times a week.
All kinda of cooked food. parslcu.
larly the animal foods. spoil 1uiakly
when covered closely While stlli Narin.
Al soups. meat fsh. bread etc. that
are 70 b. Kept for many DAYS or hours
should b. cooled thoroughly and
quickly Ia current o. cold air
Ii hot weather q is good plan.
when rooling soaps. milk g any 81
auia maea. % place the yeasel eonlalns
ing the food ID another of eold wa.
tef with Zee. # convenient and set
in 4 eool draneht Al meat when
not hung up. should be placed On a
dish sud sel in a cool place II poal
try 81 drawn and a icu meees q char.
coal BE- placed IN iae body d viii
keen ionfef ghan 4 hung undraWn.
L masl not Be- washed anul Il b Is
Be cooked The dryer the meag u
keps tlie belieF
: aiah uf charcoal placed II the ~
EFiNefataF Of pantry helps + keep the
atmosphere afy and sweet The
bread box should BE- washed. s1alded
ard thgsonghlt aired IN he san txics
= Hsek
The crusls and stale pieces q white
raised bread fcf which there + ~ 9th.
e nse should Be pat IN . pan. dried
slowly sn warm oven. aad then
pounded. slfted and put N glass
jar feF future ase IN trying eFouuettea,
ehops. oysters. etc Al the trim
mlnxs of fat should be rendered while
thex are sweet. then strained into Jars
o. p4lia Kept IHf that PURPOSE tn
beaf. pork and chicken IA tesether
tkls Wlll answer for deep FIRING Han,
bacon and sausage fat answers Tor
trying potatoes. hominy mash. etc.
All The strong favored iafa. sheh as
mutton, dnck. turkey aud fhe trim,
mlnss from bfoliea ham are . be ker'
hx themselves
Pure fat viii keep seeet many
months. but r water or say foreign
substance BE- left IN n il VII apoil
quickly When rendering e clarity
Ing "a cool il slowly until there afs
ne bubbles - long as bubbles form
you may be sure that there IS water
n he fat Il par away Ia that condl
ton Il will become rancid
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

pla yoa ever neare 90 the prob,
able sire and Immense strength II
Moses. baslug your calculations On
the Dimensions 81 the tables q stone.
Is glven b. the ralmudic writcra' ID
the Talmud ltnilo -. column - q e
said that the iAh,ea q stone ugon
which the commandments we're writ
teh wcre slx els Ions. ala ellis broa6
ana three ellis thick Ia the B.ble
ExpiuA xxail iS We are told that
Moses went down ffnm she mount
and the twn tables * the tcanmuny
we're "a Bis hand.
Hand mind you. not hands
though q must be- admlitcd that 4
would have taken strong pair q
hands % perform the task oi carr
ine them. even On the ieseL Nos, sc
Wlli Pot the Taluu8io and the biblical
aoc,mHfs together and Apply the
mathematical rule. The iebFeN ell
ur cnhit was. NJ iis least estimate. :
measure ~ ia Inches Nhieh woala
haYs made sach 10 the tables 4 asoHe
bloch niue feet long nine feei wldn
aad four and ono.haif fest shick II
rommon stone weighed as marh %
lho square fool then ~ Il dacs nos
the tables would iin ne hea aheus
IS toes, Wss Noses uaa ofalSi eianta
q those daYa o. has soma made 3
mistake Ia calculations q An the
statement 81 supposed smf--K1|
change
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

What nahss Yon - Eta Ia your
motionsf aazaa ne man sith ne II
HTuviBg curiosity
-You zee. responded lhs man ~
dressed. when ] WA . little child -
isved IN : cabin IN the wuodn exnrs
SKINNER ana ! aiwaye kus haaly chuw
81 40 with mosquitoes 80 ohlnFera
nad broke oaE aufully ulfh ne heat =
Yea
@Ana NJ mother always used ~
standard fsmsay for thai saft Of ihIne
~halhed nIs II wafer Hlah 4 atrons
solution cl zada. Wei aaa dhy she
cent % halhs ne as aaaaI and founa
= lhe Last minute that ahe had faE
nnifnn ihH HaHa Cnilln# - my fMthmH
ahe aakeA him 70 pm end net II fuf
haf oat of the enpboafa. and he ent
he iaundfg starch ~ mlsfske"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
THEY WANT To
Be ANNEXED

Tile arslun Of the chool laana IL
leutine e tie children af the east
slae the right 20 enter Nlnlfa's schools
ia aroused tie people q that section,
and a petition for aunetafion 4 nos
laiuF elfeulsffd b. soms % the vsfy
citlfens slo lasi fail opposed annets.
tiou TIE present petition Proposes
TO annex al lnat pafi q the ellY lying
east of Bull creek, and including the
Mars and orr addilous
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

Fine Home Of /. 0. naIl Had q
Narrow Escape Yesler-
day

Al o'clock Christmas morning the
nre department was called 60 The h1me
Of j. Q. Hall, where a fire bad been
discovered Ia the ceiling between The
frst aud secofid iloom TIE depart
ment succeeded IN extlnguishlng the
flames with bug little damage % the
house, the loss being not more than
sl00
The beautiful mahogany furniture
IN tha room Of Miss jamie Hall, under
which the are burned, was scorched
by the flames SO badly, however. a. 70
be practically ruined. Il Is supposed
that the lre caught from q defective
CRATE IN Miss Hall's room.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

Many sorts q vegetables can BE-
ased 70 make cream suans Pees II
sftleniar make a telleIeas soup
Heans siso celery. posafoss. squash
and touatoes These az rake delicious
ssafs one housewife adds lnstan
taneoua iapioea 70 her tamsto song.
wAleh gives II - added richness A
0fA#F @tfh NsiaK fNF rufHFT VutN q
stick ~ two into must ~ her SOUPS u
wlee Il = flavor Il SOUPS are liked
qalse h0t and eepDery. s tssAooonial
& Worcestershire sauce gives tho a..
sired niQuanes Il - = Eaad idea tn
serve eroutons Nlfh these Heaps. Crou.
gzna can b. made ~ odds ana ands q
bread cut into diee and fried il butter
i IS an excellent way ~ utIllslng ends
of bread and The family appreciatss
these llttle additions
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

Thls sumner + spent 1hs day nt :
farmhouse vita old frienaa. sayn an
eastern writer. The hlady waa
rather small foT q large family and
wns served Il his w4x. and hos
snod Il tasted The hse1 Nas fffc
aassed and SERVED o. squafsa of short
eaaa With tie gravy AIao = large
On Of The shefs cake and gravy vas
u fhe table - that eyery one could
hase more Hhnficaks n tAey eouldnf
have more ehleksn. theas1l e quite
- ilsa lor large famliies aad decided
= pass Il nlaaa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
FACE AND ARMS
ALL BROKEN OUT
Troubled Almost ; Year Physi-
Clans DID No Good Complexion
hoe Perfect and SKIN son, NhIss
and Vslvety. tennessee LADY
HIGHLY RECOMMENDS
CUTlCURA SOAP"

had lNen trualAei NilM 1 ia08ka
ing cut an my fare sHd Arau ~ Aisnass
ysAf snd tad ske aefrAexu u eessal
phfsielans. BAT thcy aainf Nxm Is Is
any foed rluie time go 0lle & mg
ffieotia fscumusused CatiCafa 81 nse.
! secured some. and after ut.nf i 49,
efal maaita I eaz aomricltif ealsa.
] eaa hlktly rrcomusai Cuiieafa szan
a. tsinE tht vef8 hest oomftszlaa
rsAp made. u cfealss s perfres saEa-
pieeln. leasing uA skln soii. MIAsa.
and Yelvesy noe tme CuiicuFa 1Aap
All tie tanaa and FeeNmmnnd lgN aae IL
my friesids" Maud InsRins.
Il F. .. No /.
Aug !. 1905. eylyia, Ienn.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE WERE WORK, - II.
nEAuTlFuL FOUNTAINS SUIT ~
KomAN EMPERoRs.
water For ThsA Carries Through
Aqusauets wfb Ralna Are esiil
Standing Q9aSSt ksaana "
she Fants Gaia a. sierra

10 the days before watef agp.ens
zere brought 60 petfecssee aAls ghe
fseh were able 10 have pfiyAle pspse
enterins their houses og eoonesuue
them with the pahlie loantaias. ieoae
il the uiddla class. safs tAr hp4aEf
Maeaklne. sent their Slaves ~ ihe
Goantain 10 beAr home 90 their Aaeai
aeFa hnFs lars ot wAteF II atppiA she
daily necds. whlle The cemmen penpls
eafrl0d Il for themselves
A hong procession eoald b. aesa
niofnine aad ssenlns plaalhs its eat
to and trom the iountains Egen -
das in some parts of RoAe one sees
faang girls carrying al oid waier laf
= she ioantala. og. - some siiiAAs
81 the Ahfaazi 0ghcft vita Two lass
suspended lrom ~aOdeu Yoke actusa
sheir shoulders
The water loy ths Roman fouhtalaa
came through the miahty aaueaucts
Wblch utresehed aiong the cainpaSra
aaa OF watch falna mas lo.da9 b. saao
standing grim and aplendid asaiasi
the blue Italian sky
The Emperor Agrippa alone huiil
sae louutuaa. decoratins 200 st them
with marble columns and 900 with
statues and each Roman emperor
seems 10 have cndeavufed q oulan
his predecessor
Italy u falI 81 beautiful fountains
0ne u the most remarkable b the
gonie Gaia II Sienn Ehe carvings are
Ia white marble TIE sablerta taken
from he Bible The water cool and
pure from a spFing is miles away
Is - ilmpid that TIE reflections WITH
IN iia dcpiha are almost liiusire ~
perfect are they
There Il 4 euaias ilgtie tale eonneet-
"a with this fsuntaln When sho fcua
tara Was hrst bulK there vas encat
rejoicing IL sieaa. Tor .i was the nfst
large conduit io BE- broakhi lni0 The
city. and The psupic we're eid With
loy. So much lollity aud raysiy went
"a over the affair thai they named if
The Fonia Gaia
just Al this time there vas dug ur
near the esiy a wonderful statue u =
pagan guAdeaa and the people raised
tho etafHe. which was faYishineiY
beautiful 10 stand above he ioaniAin
That rear men said the eyil eye had
fallen npoa sleua
Enemies iaFted AZ bef GATES and b..
aiseod her sails Within there eas
strife. fapsns and murder untii tie
streets faiFis ran uith blood Al lasf
they murmuret
surely. they cried. wt have
placed 4 heafhen Nadaaos ahoxe car
fountain and therefore i heavvn sere
dlspleased and misfortune has loea
seni upon u Let us tear down this
Hagan thinx and sood Nlll eome 81 T. E
Forthwith thes removed the beau.
lllal status aad with much ceremony
tare ~ outside TIE citx gates Theu.
desiring q rlaee q where II would -
them he nlosi eood. thsy carefully
@tth thrifty hatred. buried ihe ktai.
ae apan Flafenfinc soil hoping -
tFansfeF their uwn hmA tuck 10 their
hereditary enemies
No one knows where the statue Il
nou. bat Fente Gaia eth stands. hef
water a. eeol and fresh e. vhen the
cd sienese frat rcieiced 81 her build.
iaE
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

Strenuous efforts haze hcen made
In times past q stamp nug smoking
AmonN The Fulen If ~ EmKiiBh school
in 1899 II vas laid dawn that Il Enna
Ter must he e man q grave behavior
neither raHlal nor Puritan. no haunt
Of aIehaaaer. aud 81 pufiof q 10.
bacco II Turkey. where the pipe
l. nou amnlprrseHl. former aallans
make ssHaklns a crime. aud offenders
we're punished By having their plnes
thrust into iacif neses. while il
nnsaiA ; royal edlet ordered tbs Roses
81 she smokers d - uul 90
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

es taH - ne athf NI7E
- 80
1 ard - ei saosn eaa
fna hai fsNaa occupied ia
la as aay tas as raie. affaaKsf
tn "a ne TON Writing with the
ht HARD. saa his iefi arm resting
fhe lsha nla lefi ese ls nearer he
rk end lta vinion i more conoens
isatet This expert SAYS our race Nln
sever heeama 81 short sighted as the
German whilst ouidoef athletic sames
are encouraged Ia oaf public seho8ls
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

Toane e gluodieY + + BE- maH.
Fleas Wei = deacrsHz zsme harhI
aass after 81 hes suffered ~ lhe
Haada of ~ relatives fIe's oerlalnIx
had his naek e trouble
nramne YELL hn Heansa e be n faF
ia hnnnaeA II II now knew tn
HIfl
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

70 bleach = garment hans Il On the
line during nice Waaihef and lei h
take aew and sunshine but 70 rain.
BHuIlod treats ere more neafishins
than tried meats and roasted meats
yield more nunrIahmsnt than bFoiled
ones
Utensils made ul the popular aiumt
lEa must never ha washed with snda
selr appeaFaees wili b. houelesaly
=
has ho shelves and nooFa Of ne
sou. fefoam washed af least
i now. Neek with e solution u
esouencesf potash
aa-,e a. b made sefY pal
pfeatn, ~ ass euear hr mfrlne
Hnnkty sps5.Yf their bulk q AZ
you cannot Is fsIas and applies
y0u have faint
ING spells. pain he should be
Il side and arms. yUkas With q
weak. and perhaps ger. and
Dr. Miles Heart Cure y poF
lIese yon. Try bottle.
Sc how quickly your eondilie
Ill improve.
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
A BIG PAPER
MILL BURNING

Marietta. Ga, TIE plant of tie
Georgia Manufacturing and Public
ssfflce company, including paper mill
"a burning ALREADY the less i three
quarters u . milton Heavier luss
thFeaiend
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
ANOTHER CuRE

n EafH II7l7I TIlH IIlIIEIIT1 MH7IH@7#aI
Toiiet Zap iur more than yoaf. aua ~
cleansing. benutiiYiHH. Ahd fHsrEH#sza
the aksas & eannof T. exnssinsl haze
teen trying fur long tlma u Rea sssnae.
thing = take The psmnaN oh my lasN.
and hinee Using Cutleufs soap llf.sI tE.at
4 i he xefy thing fof DISEASES 4 he
akin. Z. ". kins.
OFT. le. 1905 Cs.lIs. ~.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

MnAg a...sna nhn I'LL IhaIr 81
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-19
A SPLENDID TRu6uTE TO AMER
IcAN WOMEN.

Mrs. O'Connor, wife of Hon. T. p.
O'Connor. NJ. p, who is visiting this
country pays the following beautiful
tribute to American women:
Beauty that is at once delicate
and bewitching. a delightful strenu,
osity and a dashing style. are the win
ming combinations that characterize
the American woman and make her
irristible.
"The American woman is more in
dependent. more healthful and has a
more stylish taste for dress and home
furnishings that the English woman
1t is but fair to the English wo
men to say that Mrs. O'Connor was
born in America. Continuing she
says:
"The American girl of seventeen is
simply lovely. No other girl on any
continent can boast of such a deli
cate beauty.
"The American woman is more in
dependent and more beautiful than
the London woman. l suppose that
it is because the American girl gets
out in the world and struggles fol-
herself. 1t is the same in every Amer
can city. | notice the girls full oi
life and hustle. They do not appear
to be at ease unless they are doing
something.
/ "It takes time to give an English
woman taste in dress. You American
women adopt the style instinctiyely
as they appear"
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-19
THE ORANGE MARKET.
Good Demand For Good Fruit--It is
Thought That Next Week They
Will Brine Still Better Prices.

New York, Oct. 13.-The orange
market is extremely strong on any
thing good, but is weak on the ordi-
nary grades. Small off sizes are neg
lected and not wanted There is no
dorbt but that the market would be
considerable better than now if it
we're not for the enormous receipts
of deciduous fruit, which are the
te:lviest for this time of year ever
known in the history of the trade.
The offering of oranges next week
VII he much lighter and it is expected
that good prices will be realized for
anything that is any good.
There was only one car of Califor-
MA oranges sold this week and part
CT another car The full car averaged
S917, some of the fruit selling as
high ss $9.S7 IL. The part of the
car, which belonged to the California
Citrus Union, was very poor, wasty
fruit sold low. 1t averaged $3.02.
Commencing next week Porto Ri
can oranges will be sold at auction.
Tuesday there are about 1000 boxes
posted for sale. One or two small
parcels of this fruit were sold this
week, bringing. $1.50@1.70. The or
anges were of good quality, with fair
color. It is though that the offerings
next week will be of better condition.
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-19

told agonies for four years, and tried
different physicians and all kindsof oint-
ments. Icould walk only with crutches.
It is sixteen months ago since began
using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for
my limb and foot. The first two
months the Cuticura Remedies did not
seem to work, but kept on using them
both. In two weeks afterwards / saw
change in my limb. Then / began using
Cuticura Soap and Ointment often dur
ing the day and kept it up for seven
months, when my limb was healed up
Just the same as if never had trouble.
at is eight months now since /
stopped using Cuticura Remedies, the
best on Gods earth. / am working
at the present day, after five years
of suffering. The cost of Cuticura
Ointment and Soap was only S6;
but the doctors bills were more like
5000. You can publish my name and
refer any one to write to me about
Cuticura Remedies. / will answer all
letters if postage is enclosed. John NJ.
Lloyd, us s. Arch Ave., Alliance, Ohio,
June 81, 1905"
Complies External and Internal Treatment for evr3
Humor from Pmpes % Scrofuia, from Infancy % AG&
consulting Of Cuticurs Soap, 2sc, Ointment c., Rss
Of eo may Be had Of AL druggss single SCI oftsn
Potter Drug Chem. Corp, Sole Props. Boston.
ns-Mailed Free, How 70 Cure Skin and Blood Humon
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-19
rhe pefeated candidate.

l see the light in the polling places
as it CLEANS through the rain and
the mist, and over me comes feel
ing that my soul cannot resist;
feeling of sadness and longing, feel
ing that gives me pain.
I feel like three 10-cent pieces or
a man who has just missed the train.
Come, read to me some poem, some
simple and heartfelt lay, most any
old thing will suit me that will take
the taste away. Not returns from the
outlying precincts, for they get
worse and worse; they sound to me
like tolling bells and suggest a polit-
ical hearse. The horse laugh of the
exultant victors distrub my troubled
breast. seem like punctured tire,
and tonight long to rest. Tell me
of some other who has been hr-'n@
in the wreck; it soothes me to know
that others have got 1t in the neck.
1t comforts me to know that others
have been cast out upon the dump,
and that the undersigned. yours
truly, is not the only chump. have
souandered time and money, all my
cash and something more; but the
fact that am not in it is the thing
that makes me sore. There's the
crowd that smoked my "twof'rs" and
also took my v. they filed me up with
hot air, but they didn't vote for me.
Let me get away from the sound of
the counting: | have heard all | want
to hear; l will get me out into the
cleaning anu sl40nLiy drop a tear |
will go and drown my sorrow where
1 can't hear 'em gloat, and before
morning dawneth, may be fuler'n a
goat. | will imagine l hear music
and the cares that infest this day,
shall fold their tents like the Arab
and silently steal away. Life is full
of sorrow; l have found this out of
late. but the real man Of sorrows is
the busted candidate.-Santa Rosa
Star.
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-19

Governor Taft has issued a sweep
ing amnesty decree, pardoning ev-
cry serious crime which has been the
outgrowth of the recent Cuban rev
olution. Gov. Taft said yesterday
that practically all the American war
ships would be withdrawn soon. He
issued statement to the officers of
marines advising them that they are
not expected TO take active part in
suppressing disorder except in cases
Of extreme emergency. .
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-19

Well, 1t does seem sometimes that
providence is with us. For the last
few weeks our eyes, and almost our
internal organs. had been feasting on
some luscious fruit. which we could
plainly see from our back Office win
dow, in vacant lot. but during the
storm the wind done come and took
and blowed down nearly every tarnal
simmon or that bush!-Carabelle Ad.
w>rtiser.
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-19

Governor Broward will meet the
ablest opponent at the gulf coast fair
at DeFuniak Springs on November l,
On the second will come the big fid-
dler's contest for $50 in cash prizes,
and there will he the competitive drill
for the silver cup and the gold medal
and then sach show as there will be
Of the products OF Florida and south
Alabama. Guess we had all better
80.
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-19

John A. Graham, democratic nomi-
nee for the legislature from Manatee
county. whom Editor L'Engle. of the
Sun, has been continually lambasting,
has published reply to the charge
made against him in each instance,
The letters were written to the Chair
man OF the democratic committee OF
Manatee county. one of them being
from DR.. LEngle. uncle of Editor
.L'Engle.-G Sun.
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-19
The Handling of a MILLION Donars.

An Oklahoma editor is the author
of this information. Some of you
who have never had million dollars,
like us editors, do not know, of
course. of what the big pile consists.
We will put you On. When you have
a million dollar bills and pile them
up fat on top of one another and want
to take one off the top you will have
to reach up 2S7 feet. If you laid
them down end to end, you would
have to go over eleven miles. If yon
had the amount in silver dollars. the
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-19

Upton Sinclair. the socialist au-
thor, Is candidate for congress from
q New Jersey district Sinclair says
that "Mr. Bryan has walked off with
one-third Of our platform neyerthe-
less he feels confident that socialism
will win in his district, and he prom
ises to make himself heard in "
ington.