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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29

put in possession Of $4,000 home by
this company. Mr.. Joseph Lynch of
Sioux City has been put in possess
sion Of thousand dollars worth Of
real estate in Sioux City. Mr.. J. G.
Vining of Sank Rapids, Mimi, has also
been furnished.a $1,000 home by this
company. Mr.. e. Salada of Sioux
City, Iowa, is now living in nice lit
tie home furnished by this company.
Mrs. Mary Mappes Of Sioux City,
Iowa, has just about moved into her
beautiful little home built for her by
this company. Mr.. G. O.. Wade Of
Fargo, N. D., holds a contract with
this company on which he is buying
real estate. We are now drawing the
plans for seven houses to be built
for our contract holders in Mime
apolis. Five others will be commenced
in Grand Forks before the snow flies.
IT you want to see how this company
builds homes, go and look at the
two beautiful homes they are build
ing on James av S, between 31st and
32d SITS. for two of our contract hold
ers. Mrs. Carrie White, who has
charge Of the millinery department Of
the New Store, win soon move into
her new home which we are building
for her at a cost of $4,000. Mr.. Thos.
w. konkle, No. 1888 Grand st NE,
is now living in his nice little home
which we built for him. We just
purchased No. 3007 Aldrich av N for
Mr.. Hotchkiss, also one Of our con-
tract holders.
If this Is not enough to show you
that we are carrying out our con-
tracts, call up the office, and we will
give you a few more All we ask of
the renter Is to investigate our plan,
and we will guarantee to satisfy him
that he IS foolish to throw his money
away In rent. Remember this, we are
the only company doing business in
Minneapolis who can show you results
We have written over 100000
worth Of Home Contracts this month
and the month not gone yet. For par
ticulars call at office or address, with
stamp:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29

Il am satisfied that drunkenness Is dis
ease and the worst in the world. ORR
me In my opinion, will cure any case II
taken as you direct. I was common
drunkard for twenty years. but to-day I
am free of any desire for liquor. You
have found the specific. God bless you!"
Mr.. A. q. L.. Atlanta, Ca, writes: Il
was born with a love of whiskey and
drank 1t for thirty-two years. 1t final
ly brought me to the gutter homeless and
friendless. was powerless to resist the
craving and would steal and lie to get
whiskey. Four boxes cured me Of all de-
sire and now hate the smell Of liquor
Price 81 per box, six boxes for So. Mailed
In plain. sealed wrapper by Orrine Com
pany, SIT 14th Street, Washington, d. G..
Interesting booklet, sealed free on re-
quest. Sold and recommended by Voegeli
Bros Drug Co.. Minneapolis. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29
FLEE FROM POSSE
Bangor Bank Burglars Balk Brave
Belligerents.

Bangor, Me-, Aug. 29.-The four or FIVE
men who demolished the vault Of the
Brewer Savings bank last night. this
morning were lodging an armed posse in
the woods beyond Bangor. The robbers
secured about 5000.
They were watched at their work In
the bank by number Of persons who
made no attempt to modest them because
Of their guns When the burglars were
thru at the bank they went under cover,
firing dozen shots. Nearly a dozen po-
lice, deputy sheriffs and citizens armed
themselves as soon as possible and started
in pursuit.
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acts, Not Fancies.

Any one interested in our plan, and
who means business, Is at liberty to
call on the following people and ex-
anime their houses and question them
as to whether they are satisfied with
our company or not:
No. BIOS Dupont Ave. s. was pur-
chased by this company for Mr.. J.
~ D. Ames.
No. $500 18th Ave. s., Minneapolis,
was bought for Mr.. B. s. Wilson on
our plan.
No. 800 Russell Ave. N. was bought
for me by the U. S. Installment Realty
CO. last fall. My monthly payment
is $1,000.
x. A. JOHNSON.
so1s Emerson Ave. s., Minneapolis,
was bought for Mr.. e. w. Maggie.
Mr.. Maggie says 1t Is not necessary
for me to recommend this company.
Their plan and past achievements
speak for themselves.
I sold g. home for one Of my clients
to the u. s. Installment Realty Co.
May, 1902. They have made their
payments promptly, and our deal with
them has been thoroughly satisfac-
tory. I have also examined their plan
and contract, and as evidence of my
faith in this company I have sub
scribed for the limit OF contracts sold
to any one man.
J, B. TABoUR, Real Estate.
1905 West 31st st. was bought for
D. A. Pellatt, bookkeeper with the
Consolidated Mills.
No. 1925 Main st. N. e. was built
IInIfjP|:'1ll (f1fp
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29


Mr.. e. t. Sims. Brooklyn, NJ Y, writes:
! Use my name as a twenty-year drunkard
stored to manhood and health by four
= xes of 'ORRINE.' 1t is a wonderful
d marvellous cure for the drink habit
Mrs. E. Wycliff, New York City. writes:
FORRINE' cured my husband, who was
steady drunkard for many years. He
5pw has no desire for stimulants. his
4 alth is good and he is fully restored to
Ianhood. He used only five boxes Of
3RRINE.'
Mrs. w. l.. D., Helena, Mont, writes:
/ have waited one year before writing
bu of the permanent cure Of my son. He
3ok sanitarium treatment, as well as
her advertised cures. but they all failed
|ltil we gave him 'ORRINE.' He is now
lilly restored to health and has no desire
kr strong drink
Mrs. U. l.. R.. Kansas City, Mo-, writes:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29
WOMAN KILLED HIM
Mrs. Solano Takes an Ak to Man
Who Insulted Her.

Springer, N. M.,is Aug. 9s.-Cornslia
Gonzalez on attempting to enter the home
of Mrs Sarah D. Solano was killed by
the woman with an ak. She struck him
over the head six times, breaking the
skull in as many places. .--
Gonzalez was brother-in-law Of Mrs.
solano and is said to have made inn
proper proposals to her. A coroner's jury
exonerated the woman.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29

for Mr. Paul Ronyak last winter by
this company.
No. 452 Whitehall St., st. Paul,
Mimi, was bought for Mr.. Peter
Copeland.
Your contract seems to safeguard
your interests fully; at the same time
it gives the holder Of your contracts
every possible advantage. It Is GER
tainly unique and stands In a class of
its own.
e. R. WILLIAMS,
stationer, Minneapolis, MINI.
We built one Of the most beauti-
ful houses Of worship in the North
west for the Sons of Zion, st. Paul.
They pay us $4,000 a month. For ref
erence we give you the name Of Oscar
Tankenoff, treasurer of the congre-
cation, st. Paul, MINI.
No. 2215 Aldrich Ave. NJ, Mime
apolts, Mimi, was purchased for c..
A. Boehme for $4,000.
No. S247 18th Ave. s. was built for
Oscar Peterson by this company
No. 419 East 18th ST. was bought for
R. DeLeo by this company.
No. 1920 30th Ave. S. was built for
Mr.. H. Montour
We dASO pidCcu Mr. n. -. MCheT-
char Of Duluth in nice little home
Is months ago and also Mr.. Chas.
Brinteson Of Duluth. Also Mr.. Thos
Scallon Of st. Cloud, Mimi, has been
furnished with a $1,000 loan on one
OF our contracts. Miss Hanna Rasp
Of Minneapolis, Mimi, has also been
furnished with a $4,000 loan on her
contracts with this company. The A..
M. e. church Of Minneapolis also has
been furnished a $4,000 loan on two
contracts held by them with this com
pany. 3. J. Johnson Of st. Paul
has been furnished home by this
company on one Of our contracts.
Mr.. Elof Anderson Of Boise, Idaho,
has been furnished a $4,000 home by
this company. Mr.. A. G. DeMary of
Boise, Idaho, has been furnished a
$4,000 loan by this company. Geo. F..
Wins poos 0f Salt T alfo Citv hos hoan
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29
United States Installment Realty Company,
Minneapolis, Minn.

GF'NTLEMEN:-I take pleasure in ac-
knowledging receipt of $1,000 payment on
my contract in your company. am well
pleased by the way have been treated by
your company and can heartily recommend
good easy way to secure home for them
selves. Their plan is worth Investigating as
a business proposition or as an investment.
/ am glad to recommend it to every one in
terested. All my payments came on time
and the contract was filled to the letter.
C. S. PROsSER,
Commission Merchant, 12O East Superior
Street, Duluth, Mimi.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29
Fall Bargains n Homes

Will you kindly aid us in disposing Of
4 the following lots by submitting us an
offer on any or all of them. The owners
are very urgent in their demand that we
sell them at once to someone at any
reasonable price. Lots on 4th street,
facing Fairview, between 26th and 9th
AYES. North City water, stone walk,
level and up to grade.
Corner of Third ST. o.. and 9th
Ave-, beautiful location for a home.
| Lots Alezricn Ave. u. at Goth Ave.
sewer, city water, stone walk in
! street, lay fine and shaded with big
| trees.
Ave. NJ, near 21st Ave; can be
bought very cheap.
Large corner lot on 9th st. S. at
2lst Ave. east and south front,
56x165 and would be dandy location
for moderate priced fiat building or
could build four detached houses on
it facing 21st Ave.
Here Is a fine piece of Track
age, about Is lots on the Milwaukee
cut of or belt line, between Thornton
street and Yale avenue, Fine location
for manufacturing plant, and would
save ground in switching charges in
few years.
Remember, we will submit any
reasonable offer on the above prop
critics, and the owners are all eager to
sell. We also have large list of vacant
and improved property in almost every
part Of the city, and it will pay you to
come in and get our prices and see our
new quarters.
lVTAT nTlT TXT M
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
IMPORTANCE
RECOGNIZED
PreS't. ROuSe's Pre-.
diCtiOnS for This
Country.

In bis annual report TO the
board OF directors President Rouse
OF the NJ, X. Il T. has this To say
OF Indian and Oklahoma Terrific
ries and their prospects:
The almost unprecedented
settlement OF new territory is the
consequences Of the exlraordl-
nary fertility of Oklahoma and the
Indian Territory, and every indi
cation points TO a oontinuaIoe OF
the rate OF increase, The impor-
tanoe OF the railway traffic which
must ensue lie manifest, aud as the
company controls direct lines TO
the centers of distribution, both
east and south, 1t must necessar-
lily be benefited materially, not
only by the direct traffic on the
extensions, but by the contribu
tions which they will furnish to
the existing mileage. 0nv hum
dred aud thirteen miles Of the Ok
lahoma construction have already
been completed, and 1t is expect
ed that the track will all be laid
by the end of the calendar year.
The question of statehood for
Oklahoma and Indian Territory
which was under discussion IN the
last congress, possesses great In
terest for your company, since Al
admission Of these territories e
state government would he i'm
mediately followed by large ao
orssiOn of population aud develop
ment. oklahoma, within iis pres,
ent boundaries, comprises 80 OBJ
square miles and the Indian Ter
rltory 81 400 squsre miles, with
combined population OF millioI
people. The question OF admis
sion Of one or both OF these Terri
tories will doubtless be revived q
the approaching session Of con
gress. There is 3 strong cent;
ment Ia favor OF the admission q
both Territories az one great State
comprising an area about equal /
that of the State Of Missouri, wit
an initial population approximaI
ing that Of the State OF Kansas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
SOME ODD GUARDIANS.
Birds as sheep Herdera and jelly FiaA
as Protectors OF False
MaeLcreA.

The natives of Venezuela and adj
Joining countries on the north side OF
the river Amazon often avail them
selves OF the services of native
crane to care for their poultry. and
also In the place of coIlies or shep-
herd dogs. to guard and herd their do
nestle animals. says a writer In the
Brooklyn Eagle. This remarkable
bird, which tha indiana call yakamik.
and the ornii oglsts psoPhia crepi-
tans. is found in wild state in the
great forests which lie between the
northern coasts of South America and
the Amazon river, particularly In
Venezuela and British Guiana. The
birds never leave the forests unless
shot or captured. They may be trust
ed with the care Of flock OF sheep or
domestic fowls. and every morning
will drive the ducks and poultry to
their feeding places, and carefully col
lecting any stragglers, bring them
safely homo at night A yakamik
soon learns TO know and obey the
voice of his master, follows him. when
permitted. wherever he goes, and APP
pears delighted at receiving his
earesses.
II pines at his absence and welcomes
his return, and is extremely Jealous OF
any rival. Should any dog or cat ap-
proach II flies at 1t with the utmost
fury, and. attacking II with wings and
beak. drives II away. II presents t.
self regularly during meals, from which
II chases all domestic animals. and
even the negroes who wait upon the
table. II II is not we'll acquainted with
them. and only asks for a share Of the
eatables after II has driven away all
who might aspire 10 favorable notice
from the family
A singular case Of guardianship has
just been made known by M. Gadeau
de Kerville. II concerns the young Of
the marine fishes called false mack
erel. which are almost always found
In company with the large jelly fish
known as rhizostOmes. These young
fishes swim parallel with the long
axis Of the Jelly fish. and in the same
direction as the latter. They remain
above. beneath and behind the ami
NAL. but rarely advance beyond IL
II frequently happens that some Of
them Introduce themselves into the
cavities Of the jelly FISH. and are then
visible from the exterior, owing to the
transparency OF the host. Sometimes
the school Of FISH wanders a few yards
away from the medusa, but at the
least harm Immediately returns with
great rapldIty TO occupy It's former
position II is evident that the jelly
nsh very efiicaclously protects the
younR FISH by means Of It's innumera.
bic stinging capsules. This is dem
onstrated by the fact that when th'
fishes become larger they 40 longer
protect themselves by accompanying
| the medusae
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
FREEDMEN CASES.
Additional Testimony lnSome
Citizenship Cases is
Being Taken.

F. p. Tcharner, a law clerk Of the
Dawes commission, Is here taking tes-
timony IN some unsetlled freedmen
cases. The Office where the cases are
being heard Is In the Jury room At the
United States court ronm.
W. W. Hastings aud J c. Starr are
here representing the Cherokee ma
tion. The hearings will continue
through the present week.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24
GROCER NOT so SMART.
Get His Cucumher seeds. nut the
DoEtown Dane HAD Fixed
Them for Him.

Just on the northwest border OF By.
field parish lies the settlement called
Dogtown. They raise a very peculiar
cucumber. early, rieh-favored and SIN
gnlarly smooth on the outside De
termined 10 keep the plant 70 them.
selves. as II brought in a good income.
they agreed never TO sell seed out
side the settlement But a certain
grocer in Newburyport determined to
have some Of these seeds relates the
Boston Globe.
He commenced by making a friend
OF an old dame who occasionally came
into bis store to trade. by treating her
TO sundry potations Of cordial, a plug
of tobacco and snuff. One day. after
the good dame had swallowed two
bumpers Of peppermint cordial for a
pain, the subject was broaohed. telling
the dame that he knew Il was against
their rules to part with the seeds, but
he had a friend who was bound for
New Orleans who wished for some of
them 70 take with him. and he thought
II she had no objection he should like
some as It would in no way interfer
with the market.
Tue dame promised the grocer the
seeds and got quarter Of a pound
Of snuff on the spot. with a promise
Of bottle Of cordial upon the deliv.
cry Of che goods
The next week, true TO her word.
she came with the seeds and got her
bottle The following season the
grocer planted his seeds with q great
deal Of care. Cucumber time came.
but he had not even a vine He dug
up the seeds and found that they had
not commenced 10 germlnate SO the
next time the dame came into the store
he told her the fact.
How DO you know7" she said. 4
thought you we're going TO send them
70 New Orleans"
Yes. but I kept a few to try them
myself and see how they we're going TO
work" said the grocer.
"Doat ye 'sposs | knoved all that" I"
returned the dame you, port mer-
chants. arn't nigh so sharp as you
think you be. | know'ed what yon waa
up 10. 50 I thought rt axe ye
htlsd them ere seeds
Appropriate.
Ida-Yes. dear. this Is one Of those
sperfume" concerts: the same as they
have IN New York.
-perfumc2 Why. | smell gaso.
line.
swell, you see, they are playing tbs
Automobile march now. STRAY sto.
ries.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24

Two French doctors have been
iooklng into the question Of bearded
vomen. and have discovered that cut
Of every i.00o sane females 900 are
bearded OF these 200 have only light
down. 40 have a very visible beard, and
ten are Enthusiastically adorned with
this hlrsute appsndage. Out Of i.ooo
insaue women examined, zsl had
slight hearda, while So had boards well
srown.-London Chronicle.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24

The eurollmentf the whlte pub-
lie schools reached J53 for the week
aud the colored scloul had 10 the nrst
aay. Adding TO his the enrolment
at the college auca Sacred Heart In
stltute. our sahod population would
be brought abovethe 7Oe mark.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-09-24

Mrs. ]. c. Andeuon aud children
nave returned from Pryor Greek where
G1ey have been Visiting Mr.. $. H.
Mayes aud other friends. Little Helen
Anderson accompanied Miss Halle
Thompson 20 Russeiulle, ARK. re.
turning with her.