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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-10-19
SALOON LICENSES
$500 PER ANNUM

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 12.-Specials
from Shreveport say that as a result
of the determined work of ministers
Of that city, saloon licenses have been
increased from 81 900 to $1,000 year
About 100 saloons are affected. The
new law will be effective Jan. 1, 1907,
and is intended primarily to stamp
out disreputable dives.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-10-19

Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation
Doans Regulets operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation. 25c.
ASK your druggist for them
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A Positive Guarantee
who agrees to return Your Money II
Or. carlstedt's German Liver Pow
der Fails to Cure You.
GUARANTEE

I hereby agree to refund the money
Maid for DR.. Carlstedt's German Liver
Powder on the return of the empty
bottles, the purchaser stating it has
failed to relieve and cure him of any
of the diseases for which it is recon-
mended. This guarantee covers the
use of a 81 bottle or four 25c bottles
ar two months treatment.
Signed ...................
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14

FnoN TmUnsnAYs DAILY
WE ilAlssi wsnEse ralsa soday
IA cpneil 81 ALTON y ~ shs
cisy teaay
Fsls Miller vent 70 white oas
tl'w morning
W. D. Harrison was up ifon Clsel.
aea thls morning
Is. Davenport had ltsal business
toiAg IN Clarcmofe
md Ngs II o gahteff went
a slsea thss aoruluR y
Piano recAtal u Aldtlrh Cottage &C.
night. admission u cents
Bla Randolph ot >llaamf springs
ARK. Is Ia tlle cltY offending conft
Mam Anna Byrd lpft on The eaflF
morning Frisco teF her Asms ln FalF'
land
William Little ara Miss ne~w
little returned iAsg ulslt iFpm 4
vlsit III Rameim and Tulss
A MARRIAGE lcsasa sas Issued yes.
tagiAg 10 william A. H1k aud Nlss
E,tAes Is Minor bose f CeatrAlIA
Miss Eina swAsleY oi Aurora. Mo
arrived lhs motnlug sad tll ylsli
wits Miss Gsle seai, 90 the aess ies
weeks
q S Avery anA Seymour nkld.s
sent . lauicsvllls as night 90 a..
tsr1 = convention of 81 men there
1 b
humber 81 Afipn tase0al FAIRS
esfe down yesterday q ~ ths amt
game played here 10 ths Kansas state
league
Tis mali that laasss ihf0agH VI.
ulia 5 no longer weighed Tie snf
eminent l,s been eeiFll.ug slase ffe.
umEy IS
1'fe Christian hnisANf se.efg q
ths Congregations. church Wni gits
socsal fridag night Id she faft aa
lo.nlnx tie church Refreshments
Wll be sefYea
FIoa HufaY. vh5 Is etsrgei will
c0snpilcity ia tlas murder af loa
Hunt was released from tbs federal
lAn yesterday g. s2 80 bond Sis
isas been ii iall ever slnes tie nurisf
last ysaf ilsf ease IS - iaI hearing
Saturday
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14
NO. FRIDAYS nAiLy

pagss vas 70 tie i toiaf
fI9m Bartlett Ksa
MIS- ia cantFea rstafned q hsg
i3Ae "a Neeimafe yesterday
laha S Ila4enp8ft transacted hasl.
nts b whiis 0as yesterday
I0n hn1 EAn W&.af afa if
ssiAsat s'tsd d tis eoguga sgsf
aiflt
r - staktr Nss hsea ost e. tie
etf s egarIe x aaf gctaalns s
lag tae Fair
aarrIass licsae aas issued lhs
emInE b Charles D. e<ad aei Msas
Bal 81 nanlaa beAa Aasa
Ils TaiaIa CamtHal e.ab eas
dled articles uf Incorporation at tlle
ace q a. Emitted States ciefk
VIZ ll&fnali g Aninan aspfes.
aHt 81 lhs HiH Posters g. lai.eu
ei th solfhaesf eas "a the eiU e.
aa
Az Hashg feealted 81 desfet a.
- IL seignee IN engineering Sc
= H.s1aH state university Wed.
ues.iaE
Mis- Mlunis T0ekef arrived ast
might fF0m sulphur spahse taf sn e.
TENDED VISA wlta neg slsisf Mrs
Lige Henderson
Tie Junior Christian hndeatur q
fhe ehflNlan church held pleasant
ssc.aI lasi ulglt at tie home Mf ard
ND = b pepue
TIE members and friends 81 It's
Methodist elMfcl sill have eel
tinR acquainted saelal tonight II the
h0meof Judge and Mrs q " Clark
wn Colsf has returned pith nls
meilef % Ter hone ID New Haven.
Conn whete he vlll yleit tar about
Two eeets hef0re returning % Xinita.
Res " + nankie has recsiyed 8
telegram from Prot, y. + Andenon
tle new president q Willie llalsei
eoliess saying that he wlll he q ".
~ HondaY
klls iaiesay IS pfotif much crowd
"a ttese days nesldta tie usua
eumhsr of tfamsieuts tile hotel i
housing tuenty.fauf ball players
twelve iufon. tve lailIHs ard nins
regulars.
MFs Josie iiail. her daughter Mr.
Tmfsrn and Mia Evelyn llall, lefi
last blight fof Los Angeles. California
whers they wlll visit Mn Hlanchs
Morrison another daughter Of Mrs
Halt Tlaey wlll spend several weeks
thone
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14

sadgs J. A. gll ntnnea YESTERDAY
lrom q shau sisst ~ IA old l.one Ia
Springfield. Ia. and wiil leave sun.
AAg might tor Soath MeAlnsteg wisnrr
he Wili preside next eess over the
territorial oouri o. appeals
Tls al men Ia session yesteniaY ln
liAtloatille dttasd not % oeasufs
Secretary lftteleork. but Is aeud a
committee - Washington % labor
with him as a brother Seymour nid.
de d ths eltY made enc o. the speech.
es ID tbs eantentioa
Mlss Jessie Nae Hail leiore depart.
lng Coz i.os Angslos delightfully."- en-
teHaluoa a Iauge numler d her
friends Al q musleAl ~ The home of
Mrs Il. N Marka Mha han rem.
dered 4 uamior 81 selections 10 her
usual charming manner
Marshall Stevens has purchased the
harness AMI saddle business former
Is unned hR lee nafrett And a. lu.
voice IS being taken toisY Mf Ste.
gena Nili move flic stock O. the Ea'
pife building HIe has been alth sir
Barrett foF many yeafs, and n tier.
9psh'g IL ~ ail lines 81 the business
III Jarrett Wlil dispose u his tebi.
cIa baslnea alse
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14

CS A,srf sud seymour Riddle
have returned from tls oA convention
af naFilmfills
i W Nnssef tas aaasa aneihsr
chair % BIS tafhsr stop a. llilogls
avenue. ard u8s las three
I A lirsm&n Is NOW ensaNeA ln
moving hs hardware Stare lHta the
building 81 South Wilson street fofm.
sfir oe psi - ths asldsu Rule
l. saaef Nas Ia lhe eity asl
N0gHt Furaate ta kanss Gltt iie
w.l return here fesf sstk fe defend
Fnm Hurley n ilsl tual faf ii.e aaf.
asf g t5a Hunt
Tl~ Resa Italian band whleh
.ffasss eith tie rsfess eafa5sai eom.
mUg aia Fife a eoacsrt tomoffae
aftemooa 81 The Fail aafs lust before
the game betaeeu indepsnaenee ard
vln.ta
Prof =. Il Fielder has rented tie
two font rooms iu Tie Leader bal.d.
lng fol his conservatory % mns.c aud
NNs move there nest Maaaay SO
has besn sefl saseeefsi lu lds eork
here tie afst year
6 s. Davidson aaa Emasff Hsa
returned fI.s @afnlns ifam 1alenA
eham lAs4 have hasn iutestlr III
lts eaa aNt ne mlnns business
lThe8 bnaslf lars sane hsauffal
sfs msas fipm property e. ulieh
lseg ate interested
It eit1 sus.nser las MS H0glHE
bssh testing fH6 cement cgf6 pai 81
hg Ceulmeiof Slefse} 81 Wisa
street 1Asn las lean considers e
a.sa stNgDn aseg fha pagf f tr
saa ris euflhesf found uunler
~ aAat an.ch via b umeilea 81
Mt stsesef
Summary fsWsd rns 1ahate
White tnfea 0asa bits Ncl l'a.
tees bases 81 balls oa McCauieek
Iof 6eIuaai 81 struck oat br Sc
ICmf2k nsi balls lfwla s
NAs pisl Ns nloes nefaeg h.fs.
lklaag n8rm ElnheH stolen las
NbHe2 faneg ums - ap
R1zg Reaea atgaglauee goa
Jsdst "a 0H las iua received
ME news & ti0 de4th % Galveston.
Texas oi hh nsahes Charles 81
Gib d. lie was q YeHng man. Gals
taeafi oas Yeas old Ito AS taken
lli Wlth typhoid ehile freshman 81
The University 81 Texas sioat 4
month sga. and thouah hr uas given
The hesi of medlral attentbn at bls
fathers hame in Galveston the dis
eass could uat ls conquered Ile was
membef af tha Episcopal church
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14

Thousands anuuailg bear witness o.
tie efficiency e Eafig Esrs These
pleasant reliable little rlla have long
borne a feputafluu secpnd % none ~ a
laxative and ratfanir Ilcy ate as
,fape ~ hrcaa BOD millions of hoMes
Pleasant Dor effective VIII pWmp-
f8f relieve eaasi patton without grip
leg so.d hg resp.esa nue Store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14

W Il Ward ~ l1yefshafg Tenn
sfifss rHs IS t5 Ceffff tlMf have
asei 0fDo Isyatlfe flag syrup fof
chfpuie eoflsl pai ioU sra i las PROVEN
wiIfUai q doubt. ta he q thH8agb.
WfaHica wmeif Ger co.'s trouble. an8
fl Is Nlth p.WasUra ! otter mY e1Hesen.
tinus reference saiguy, 4. y. owens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14

Hyeff foru of dis resslna allment
kn8wn a Piles originate GnieFaai'y
fie fesi esass of Tie trouble s in
s.ae Nankan i pat 90 iu eiApsihie
f.its W{lh naHHle - the med.rl4e cau
i aup'ias Hhafe & Hfi d. the most
saad ard o. g qaleklr i Foa are
sa#efuK wfh plies eA aMe Yourself
Tie 8atf az taas Man1aa Sod IA
= u 0aans
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fof b|oatlug, balchlua. sour stomach.
bad breath maIassimlIation ~ foasi
and 81 symptoms n indiReSt lon. Ring :
Dyspepsia Tablets ara = prompt nnd
efleIent corrective. seldFhY. A. +.
oWens.
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Indigestion Causes
Cntnrrh Of the
Stomach.

For manr yesfs Il has bseu ssrfassi isai
Csiufb a. ~ Stomach caused iHs g-ltan
sa8 syrtpsa. bai ths taih ls snssty us
ergaslis l'i EssNsU causes eaiamh ke
rssita afiscsa q lus rcmlea Irismss ths
fnaeaas msnltfauts i.finF re stomach an1
sfpesssths nerves e tassian.s .sch. taes csas
tng tss Faazs 30 secrets mseiu iaslsea 81
to laes q naf1f4i dFssfan Th.s 8
saIl.a fsrfsFsh - sha NgasFa-s
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-18

glycerne. Those who cannot afford medica'
ments will find bit of mutton fat (uncooked)
very effective. Draw an old pair of gloves
after amounting,
Cold Baths.-The man or woman with the
moral courage to continue cold tubs through the
winter will seldom suffer from colds. Avoid hot
baths in winter, except just before going to bed.
A hot bath opens the pores of the skin, and ii
the body is afterwards exposed to cold at
mosphere, pleurisy, bronchitis or pneumonia is
likely to result.
An irritating cough is not always due to hav-
ing a cold; it is very often habit acquired dur
ing the period of having one, and afterwards is
more of nervous, reflex action. When you find
you are getting into the habit of continually
coughing dry, short cough-try to check the
inclination, and more often than not the local
irritation in your throat will disappear and the
cough with it.
sprained Anlle.-When ankle is only slightly
strained and ligaments torn, there will only
be slight swelling and pain when an attempt is
made to walk. The treatment is simple Battle
the injured member in water as warm as can
possibly be borne. After this rest the foot on
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Last Words

Nothing delights some people so much to oe
asked favors; it gives them SO much pleasure to
refuse.
The man who doesn't have his name on his
umbrella often finds that he hasn't an umbrella
TO his name.
One of the most annoying things in the world
is to be prepared for an emergency that doesn't
keep its appointment
You not only lose time telling people how to
avoid mistakes, but you have TO lose more time
listening TO their explanations
After carefully examining a great many specl'
mems, we have decided that the importance
women attach to seeing a brand-new baby Is
greatly exaggerated.
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fire. The corner of the paper will, of course,
catch light, but the part under the coal dust
will remain. If left undisturbed this will grad
ually burn through and improve the fire instead
of causing the usual deafness which results from
burning coal dust
TO SAVE LABOR AND DUST.
The terrific onslaught to which very muddy
boots are subjected with the "hard brush often
injuries the leather, and always raises deal of
dust, besides making the brusher tired. A very
good, Inexpensive mud brush may be made by
glueing strip of Brussels carpet to a convenient
sized piece of wood. This will quickly remove
mud from boots without any injury to leather
and with less dust and labor than brush.
TO CLEAN VELVET.
AS a cleansing agent the virtues of paraffn are
fairly well known; but few people know that it
is the best thing with which to clean velvet.
The method of using is to stretch the velvet on
table, dampen small piece of flannel with
paraf6n, and rub the pile of the velvet gently
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ually the greatest sufferers with their hands in
winter.
When gloves are not worn in soap suds battle
them in vinegar and lemon juice. The acids, you
know, neutraze the corrosive effects of the
alkali and in this way prevent any injury to the
skin.
Have bowl or box somewhere handy in the
kitchen of dry oatmeal bran or cornmeal, and
when the hands are removed from warm or hot
water gently rub with any of these soothing
cereals.
For removing stains slice of lemon rubbed
over them keeps the skin free from stains and
makes them white and soft. Many women keep
piece of lemon constantly their toilet ia
bles. Pumice stone, a small piece of common
house brick. benzine. nitric or oxalic acid are
also recommended. After applying the acid rub
with almond or olive oil to soften the skin. At
ter using lemon juice discard soap.
TO WRITTEN AND SOFTEN THE HANDS.
When you have several hours during which it
will not be necessary to place them in water. APP
ply this lotion to the hands after taking them
out of warm water and before drying:
Honey, ounce; lemon juice, ounce; Eau de
Cologne, ounce.
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and briskly. AS soon the flannel gets dirty
take another piece. The velvet will look like
new, the most delicate colors being restored by
this process. The Objectionable smell soon wears
off.
IN PRAISE OF WASHING SODA.
The average housewife looks askance at wash
ing soda. 1t ruins both colors and hands; yet ii
is very useful. Very dirty or soiled linen may
be cleaned by boiling in fairly strong soda water
little soda dissolved and added to the bluine
water prevents streaking A good bleacher is
made by boiling one pound of soda in quart
of water. Add packet of chloride of lime;
strain and bottle, and discolored doorsteps and
tables that are bad color may be cleaned with
the fluid. Well brush over and leave for the
night, then wash well off in the morning.
In making batter for paperhangng add a
small lump of soda after it is made, This adds
greatly to it's adhesive qualities. Burnt sauce
pans are easily cleaned by filling with cold wa
ter adding lump of soda, and bringing to the
boil. The tea tastes better if the kettle gets an
occasional soda water bath.
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This will whiten and soften, and is especially
good to apply before retiring When gloves are
worn cut small hole from the centre on the
palm of the hand. White cotton or silk gloves
are good for night wear.
Here is another good whitener:
Rose water, 3 ounces; glycerine / ounce; car
bolic acid, 10 drops.
Lotions containing corrosive sublimate may he
whitening but they irritate sensitive skins, and
therefore should be discontinued
A formula employed by beauty specialist, and
which she sells to women who must needs do
their own homework, is made as follows:
Rain or boiled water l gallon; powdered
borax, u ounce; oatmeal, ! package.
Allow the mixture to stand for several days,
strain and add little alcohol to keep it. lit
tie gycerne may also be added.
An effective method of whitening the hands
is by rubbing them three nights in succession
with almond oil, then cover them with as much
fine chalk as they will hold, Stop three nights
and apply treatment again.
A good lotion to prevent redness and for de.
stroying warts is made of
Murate of ammonia, l teaspoonful; aromatic
vinegar, / tablespoonful; tepid soft water,
quart.
Soak the hands in this wash for fifteen minutes
night and morning
Two parts glyccrine and one part rose water
will keep the hands soft and white. Should the
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glycerine irritate the hands reverse the proper
TONS
FOR ROUGH OR CHAPPED HANDS. 8
good paste to spread upon chamois gloves to
be worn at night that is soothing as well as
whitening is follows:
Oil of sweet almonds 2 tablespoonfuls; tine
ture of benzoin, 1 dessert spoonful; rose water,
1 tablespoonful.
Camphor cream is one Of the incest and most
effective remedies for chapped hands, and may
also be rubbed on the lips
White wax, ounce; spermaceti, ounce;
gum camphor, ounces.
Another recipe which may be spread upon the
hands and then rubbed with old pieces of linen
is composed of:
Cocoanut oil, ~ pound; white wax, ounce;
spermaceti, ounce
When the hands are inclined to be rough apply
Lemon juice, 3 ounces; white wine vinegar,
ounces; white brandy, " pint.
AN AsTRINGENT LOTION.
An astringent lotion for removing abnormal
greasness
Rose water, ounces; elderfower water, 2
ounces: simple tincture benzon, II ounce; tan.
min acid, 10 grains.
For scalds and burns the following is excellent:
Boracic acid, 2 drains; glycerine, 2 ounces;
olive oil, ounces.
Here is a delicious toilet soap:
Palm oil soap, 3 pounds; olive oil soap, ]
mound; white curd soap, pounds; tincture Of
orris root, ounce; essence of cassie, 1 ounce.
tn obtain the correct details for mancuring
the nails 90 to first.class establishment and fol-
low closely their methods. OF course you will
not have time each day to go through the entire
process, but little details, such as pushing back
the cuticle with an orange stick, or better yet
a celluloid stick with fiat end, so that the cres
cents and half mons at the base of the nails
are plainly visible, will not require much time.
MARJORIE.
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BEAUTIFUL hand is not given to
tA every woman.
hszSGS Neither is every woman blessed with
C&&S sufficient worldly goods to prevent her
from engaging in occupations not cal
cuated to increase the beauty and charm of her
hands. But every woman may make these ba.
rometers of character as attractive is posi-
bic by bestowing little daily upon them,
II this be only few moments.
More than little bride whose hands re-
celved exquisite before marriage would
scarcely be recognized now after several years
of homework This condition, however, could
have been prevented had intelligent and persist.
ent care been employed, for woman may keep
her hands in good condition even though she
must brave the rigors of housekeeping.
little bride writes to tell me that her hands
are in distressing condition, red, rough and
chapped, and will 1 please tell her how to get
them in condition for the first meeting of her
bridge club.
If you want to accomplish this, milady. you
must needs start this very day and follow the
treatment very relgiously, or your wish will
never come true-at least not in time for the
fateful bridge day. But have courage!
FOR HOPELESS LOOKING HANDS.
and those belonging to many more women who
fain would have good looking ones, take your
bedtime hour in which to patch up tine lost
charms and remember that you owe this TO
yourself
Have bowl basin, rather small so that
not so much milk will be required, immense
your hands in this and keep them there for fif-
teen minutes never less than ten. Dry them
with soft napkin piece of linen. remove all
the moisture, then rub them thoroughly with a
grease unguent, such as almond cream or OIL
very soothing and whitening, cucumber cream
or vaseline.
Just try this Tor two weeks-a month would
be better-and the results will be very encour-
aging. The indelible marks of toll will be
erased.
IMPORTANCE OF WEARING GLOVES.
BE very sure to wear loose pair of old gloves
for your homework. This may seem awkward,
but surely tits better than having unlovey hands
For sweeping and busting, especially in cold
weather. gloves. The dust settles in the
cracks of the hands, possibly on the chapped
places; this is not only very painful but re-
gures some time to remove the soil.
When washing dishes or scrubbng wear rub
Der gloves, which sold for 80, IS cents
and dollar. When the hands have been in
soapy water always rinse them thoroughly in
clear water, then wipe perfectly dry, so that the
air or cold will not cause them to chap and,
worst OF all, crack open and bleed.
When the hands allowed to reach this
stage germs may find their way into the sys.
tenn; besides, it is dreadfully painful expert
ence. Women with very sensitive skins are us