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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-16
THE POPULAR GROCERY,
SCCE|II()CC II

GROCERIES EXCLUSIVELY.
= few things at the Big Grocery for
Friday that give it the name, THE Bar
gain Grocery Corner
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-16

NOTICE! During this sale, So down
and 81 monthly will be accepted on
Square Pianos and second hand Or
gans; $40 to $25 down, IS to SIS
monthly for Upright Pianos. Every
instrument guaranteed as described or
money refunded. Due bills do not
- tpply at this sale. We do not slpplv
dealers at these prices.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-16

-SEGF-PLAYERS
Alngelus; used; regular $3.50, now. $147. so
AeoHan,. used, regular $3.50, now. $155
ORGANS.
Nictor1.-Bargain Observation-Disclosures s
~baFaett-Bargan ..................S 25
PIANO. CASE ORGANS.
Wilcox & White, used. regular
$3.50, now S75
oyer Bros, new, regular $3.50,
HoW '...s..... Sis
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22

quoted from the criminal statistics
TO prove that this is lawless sec
ton. PAachal said; "Let Matthew
Stanley Qusy have pa seed in the
state ei Pennsylvania such a pro-
hibition law as is in force here, so
that what i, regarded elsewhere
as harmless amusement will be q
heiuous crime. punishable with
Imprisonment Pennsylvania would
have 10 fence of ten OF her largest
counties for penitentiary and the
creator part OF that 200. 900 repub'
lican msjori would have TO be
made members Of the police force
-Clartmore Progress
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
KInn PtnnIleaa.

Wealthy as King Edward Of Eng
land Is, he fouul himself without
money the other day, and at a mo-
ment when he needed II badly. The
queen and he we're attending divine
service In So. Pauls cathedral, and
In due course the poorbox was hand
ed TO them. The king thereupon put
his hand in his vest pocket for some
money, but found none. and. though
he searched pocket after pocket, he
was unable TO produce a single penny
Much discounted. he turned TO the
queen. probably with the intentioz Of
asking for her purse, but be was toe
late. for the Official with the box hae
passed on. After the service the kinG
mentioned The incident to the blahoI
Of London. who had ofEiciated. ans
said that be would be obliged 70 asl
him for 3 small loan. adding. hu
norousiy: 1T ls not the hrst tim
4 have borrowed monsy." N. \
Herald
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
nam,e marn nlasla.

Deep digging must go before high
building.
The love Il not faultleas that fal.
ters at . fault.
The heart Is only clean when Il Il
wholly clean.
You cannot make an enemy with.
out losing a friend.
What God assigns Il always better
than what man designs.
The good u 3 man may be known
By the good he zets In men.
The edIfre q eharaeter cannot b
bulli without ~ architect
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
MARRIAGE AND LONGEVITY.
Figures support the Theory That
MatrImony Makes for LonE Life
The Mortality Rates.

Scientific research justifes the rule,
"marry and live 10 ripe old age" After
a long experience with mortality ta-
bles. Mr.. Frederick L. Hoffman,
writer upon insurance subjects, demon
strates the influence of marriage on
longevity. Interesting figures show
that the mortality Of married males has
been considerably below the mortality
Of single males at all ages, the diiter-
enee being most noticeable between
the age periods of 45 and GA years. Be-
tween those ages, roughly speaking,
three single men die to TWO married
ones, says the ST. Louis Republic.
The record of females gives result
favorable to married women. Although
their death rate Is greater than that o.
single women ii the period between
Is and II years. after that period the
proportions are reversed 10 favor oi
the married women,
In both sexes below the age Of 40
The deaths among married persons
due TO certain specific causes, arr
slightly In excess Of deaths among sih
gle persons. The causes are cancer
tumor. nervous diseases, eireulators
digestive. and urinary diseases. Ia
deaths from consumption among sin
gle persons are preponderaiingl
greater than those among married
Above the age of 45 the mortality o
the married 10 both sexes. from a
causes. Is much less than Of single pee
pie. Mr.. Hoffman unhesitatingly cor
eludes that marriage makes for Ion
life.
Undoubtedly many factors othe
than the fact Of marriage contribui
to decide the question Of longevi,.
The question Of regular living and sc
tied habits must be considered as we
a. that Of the human being fulhllingh
natural dsstiny and following naiurl
laws.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
ANOTHER SURE CURE.
Man who CouId Not sleep Tried Minee
Pie and Dropped on like
Log.

Every newspaper one picks up
these days offers sure cure for in-
somnia somewhere In its columns,
said a man who believes that he hasn't
slept any worth mentioning for ten
or twelve years, relates the Detroit
Free Press. But | have tried many
of them without any benefit whatever.
Recently, however, I've devised a pc
cuiiar remedy of my own. The for
mula cannot be filled at the drug shop,
and you may not always have the pau
acea in the house; but, at any rate,
IL won't hurt YOU to hear about II.
Being a bad sleeper. il is NY habit
10 sit up after all the rest Of the fam
lis has gone TO bed. ! read all the pc
pers. look over the magazines. and
sometimes doze little over my read
ing. My wife says that's really the
reason why don't sleep better 10 bed
but, Of course, that's not so. Well
the other night. when ready to go up.
| stairs | felt a wakeful ft coming on
felt as II | could never go TO sieef
again and had never been asleep since
/ was born. Instead Of going upstairs
wandered into the dining-room aim
lessiy. There I remembered that ~
had had excellent mlnce pie for din
ner. so ! rambled into the pantry
found a whole mlnee pie aud ate one
third OF II. Then / went up TO bed
Yes. sir, and slept like a top-didn
know n thing till morning. After tw'
wakeful nights tried minee pie again
aud with the same excellent results
| give you the experience for wha
Il Is worth. and you take il at you
own risk 4 man simply can't sta.
awake on mince pie--it holds hin
down. Yea. sirl"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
r..,h.rsa viraross.

Female sparrowa are especially ty-
raunicaI toward their partners, es-
pecially at nest-building time, when
thew frequently attack their hua-
basds fierceiy on account of their
laziness. Al such times the female
voice can always be detected, both
louder and shrilier than that OF heT
mate, as she pecks and tousles him
until he beats an ignominious re
trteat. Hen blaekblrda and thruahsi
are often very overbearing. and ever
spItefui toward their mates wheI
their houses are In course Of con
struetIon.-Nature.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
A BIG HORNS DARING LEAP.
Ha9e Rocky Mouatain Ram cisarI
q PreeIpice, AIighting SAFELY
Upon Its Horns.

The man who tells Of having been
forced to kill deer out OF season TO
save himself from being run over by
black tail has been yindiCated. Such
stories have always been put down rs
merry tests over an infraction OF the
game laws, or as fictions inspired by
the pipe, says the Denver Post.
But George w. Wilson, Denver CON
tractor. vouches for an incident that
occurred in the mountains short time
ago which shows that fact may be
stranger than dreams. lie Is interest
ed In an enterprise that contemplate
buryinr the waters Of the upper Grand
river across the range to irrigate the
land IN the Poudre valley Men have
been at work for several months con
structing a ditch In the neighborhood
of Cameron pass, between the head
waters Of the Grand aud the Cache "a
poudre
| "A gang OF our men were eating am
/ ner on bridge on the mountain side" !"
said Mr.. Wilson. when they were as
founded 10 see a mountain sheep drop
in their midst, as II from the clouds.
II was big ram. with enormous horns.
II landed among them, scattering the
cups and dishes and creating eonsier'
nation. The foreman threw down
coffee pot and grabbed at the animals
legs, aud several Of the boys sprang
up TO help him. But the ram was toe
quick for them. II gained It's footing
ID moment and sprang away and wa'
soon bounding up the rocks. Reaching
safe place on an overhanglng eliii
Il stopped and paved up the loos'
rocks. stamping with excitement.
"The boys watched the performance
in amazement. Before any Of then
could recover bis self-possessioi
enough TO 60 for a gun the big horl
poised and gathered Itself for fev
seconds and then leaped out into space
Evidently Il had tried this jump whei
il alighted In the 4Sap, This time
however. Il made more accurate cal
culaslon. and put mese force into II
effort, for Il shot away over the iaer
descending TO the rocks below then
II struck on uneven ground, rolled owe
several times. but In an instant was o
is feet and bounding down the moui
, tain side and was soon out Of reach an
/ sight"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
What the Papers Say.

Many Territory exchanges have
the erroneous impression that Col.
Frank @. Churchill has been ap'
pointed Indian Inspector to cue.
ceed J. George Wright. Col.
Churchill has been appointed a
regular inspector, but has not been
detailed to Indian Territory.
There is little probability Of bis
coming though, next to Mr..
Wright, there is no question that
be is the ablest man 10 the service
for the place .-Muskogee Times.
The National party and the
Dave Muskrat party are very die.
tinctive aud different organiza-
tions. The National party, as
founded by the late lamented
Chief u. W. Bushyhead, vas
founded on principles which stand
;or progress and reform, a govern
ment for all our people. The
Muskrat party stands solely Tor
r. L. Owen and Richard c. Adams
with all their schemes for greed
avarice aud per6dy -Sallisaw
Star.
The Chieftsin is OF the opinion
that the Presidents vetoe Of th'
election Law, as passed by the lat
Cherokee Council, means there Il
not TO be another election held II
the Cherokee Nation, and tha
Chief Buifington is TO be th'
nominal chief until the Cheroke'
government goes out oil existenc'
In 1906. Such a view is hardl!
admissible when the late agree
ment pro Eides that the tribal gov
eminent shall exist until tha
time: Rut our people are gettin
used TO bad faith aud broke
promises OF the great AmericaI
government. Why the Presiden
wants TO punish the Cheroke
people, by keeping Burlington a
their Chief, II Is hard to under
stand. We do not merit sue
punishment. t.-Sallisaw Star.
Some original youths have bee
working strangers at Muskoges
They find a thirsty looking in
diyidusl and tell him they kno'
where they can find some whisky
And what will not thirsty India
Territory man give Ia exchang
for 3 drink7 The CRATER takes lh
dollar, or whatever money be ca
get, anu goes after the whisky b.
nsver returns South MoAlesI.
News.
Que Of the best things ai II
single statehood convention al Oh
lahoma City was the unreports
speech that Ridge Paschal of Ia
lequah, made TO an informal ca
Gus In the hotel parlors. He vi
resenline the slAnders op th
eeuntEy. hsaped upon II BY Sen
tor Quay In hia defence Of the OF
uIbEs bill. Senator Quay b
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
YOUNG Y ROYALTY IN GERMANY.
A Namber who WIN Soon Come 10
the Front In Spectacular
Way.

The members of the royal family,
who have been hitherto in the infant
class, win now play leading role In
court society. There is, first OF ALL
the crown prince, lusty, fun-loving
young lad, who has just reached the
age OF manhood, and for whom the
court intriguers are trying to make
brilliant match. At present gossip
has It that Princess Alice, of Great
Britain, the daughter Of the duchess
of Albany, is TO be the favored one
But the crown prince, like his father,
insists upon making his own choice,
regardless of political considerations
But IL predictions go for anything
he will doubtless marry a member OF
the British family, and Princess Alice
combines both royal English blood
and beauty. She Is now living with
her mother in Potsdam, near the
royal palace, and is the favorite OF
the kaiserin at little family gather
ings, country strolls and drives
around Sans souci, says the Brook
lyn Eagle.
After the crown prince comes
Prince Adalbert, who Is now living
in Kiel, and Is TO be the future lord
of Germany's' navy, just as Prince
Henry, as the next eldest of Kaiser
wilhelm, became chief admiral
Prince Adelbert Is being bred for the
sailor life, however, and will not be
seen much at court. The third mem
Der, however, is q charming, hand
some lad called Eitel Fritz, who IL &c
enter at Bonn university with the
crown prince and has already become
social lion. The remaining chill
dren are still TO be kept to theil
studies.
As in all court centers, society h
divided into various sets, each o
which has its own leaders by virtue
of Office or lavish entertainment, INT
most exclusive court set is that witt
which the kaiser and kaiserin sur
round themselves at the new palac
in Potsdam, In which are includes
Prince and Princess Henry, the arcl
prince and duchess of Schleswig
Holstein, brother OF the empress
. Prince and the beautiful Princes
Leopold OF Prussia and the differen
reigning leaders Of the Prussia
houses affiliated with the royal fan
n lily. This circle is the simon-pur
o "Hohenzollern" society, in which onl
a family relation counts Then com
h the members Of the royal cabinet an
y their wives, with Chancellor an
e Countess Won Buelow at the heat
y Countess Won Buelow is an Italia
by birth and one OF the most brilliar
D. OF social entertainers at the ol
It chancellor palace in which Bismarc
ie lived when in Berlin. Adjoining tn
'e estate are the ministerial residence
Z and gardens Of Baron Won Hiehtho
= en-, minister of foreign affairs; Mi
q ister won Rheinbaben, minister
'e finance; Minister Posadowsly, mini
'e ter Of culture study, and other
n All the ministers are supplied wi
"a palatial residences by the. Cover
d. ment, where they entertain aecor
"a ing 10 their measure.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22

Peel and slice a half dozen oranges,
over which gift one cup Of sugar. Boil
one pint Of milk and thieken with one
tablespoon of dissolved eornstareh.
Add the beaten yolhs Of three eggs
Just before removing from the stove.
Pour this mixture over the oranges.
Beat the whites Of the eggs with III
lie sugar, for q meringue, and brown
delicately.- Good Housekeeping
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22

Wife-But why don't you want me
10 buy your necktiea any moreg
Husband Well er--Id rather buy
them myself than have you 60 20 all
that trouble.
"But like 70 do things for you
-Oh, IN that case III let you look
after the furnace this wintsf."-Chk
engo Daily EewA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22

Mrs wederiy-so you have never
met the woman you thought yoe
could mnrry2
Singleton Never.
"Wen. don't wonder al that. As
a rule women are hard 20 please
Chicago Daily News.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22

II Is shocking TO think that 10000
birds we're killed In one state during
The pas season 70 supply adorment
for The heads Of women. Do the
wearars Of stolen plumage ever stop
to think what . sacrifice Of life the
qualification Of their fancy involves9
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22

Physician Madam, ! find your hus-
band has pneumonia ln ~ worst
form.
Mrs. Newrich-l can't understand
that. We are certainly rich enough
20 afford the very best there 10.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-20

American manufacturers are now
putting on the market a watch the
size of scent piece, all of the parts
made by machinery. Small watches
have heretofore been made almost ex
clusively by hand and by the Swiss
but with the demonstration that We
can make good timepieces of diminu
tive size and bv machinery the Swiss
will be compelled to invent new at
fractions for their goods.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-20

There is nothing in young man
which so inspires confidence in the
minds of older and richer men, as the
habit of saving money. Bankers will
loan more money on the same security
to a man who sa yes his money than to
the man who spends it too freely. 1t
is frequently said in the business
world, "He is hard working, saving
fellow and it will do to trust him. :"
Open bank account and save regu-
larly.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-20

Default, Judgment for PIT for $50. 24s
interest 6 per cent and costs.
Andrew O. Ramsey VS. Erick ..
Ramsey-M j. Garter appointed
guardian ad litem for minors. An
swer of guardian ad litem on file.
Default as to all other defts Shares
of parties confirmed as stated in petit
tion and partition ordered. Nelf
Ramsey, Atwood Line and john
Amandson appointed appraisers. Sale
ordered as prayed in petition. L. u
Storla appointed referee to make sale
as prayed
r. j. D. Gremm VS. W. +. Downie-
Default, Judgment for plff for $40. 49,
interest 6 per cent and costs.
o. G. Haugen VS. Mary @. Haugen--
Frank Sayre appointed guardian ad
litem for deft, answer of guardian ad
litem on file. Adjudge6 that deft is
of unsound mind. Temporary guard
ian p o. Haugen, appointed perman-
ent guardian.
Florence Halsey VS. j. W. Halsey-
Frank Sayre appointed guardian al
litem for deft. Answer on file. Adj
judged that deft is insane. Florence
halsey appointed guardian of estate.
Sale of real estate ordered as prayed
in petition. John Finn. r. F. Glib
son and Fred Sellman appointed ap-
praisers.
Torbjor Arneson VS. Amanda S. Hol-
vorson, ct al-Default as to all defts
except Louisa f. Langland M. j.
Carter appointed guardian ad litem
for Louisa F. Langland. Shares Of
parties confirmed as stated in petition
and partition ordered. Sale ordered
as prayed. Ole G.. Brunsvold, H. T.
Arneson..and X. N. Mestad appointed
appraisers. E. O. Schjeldahl ap-
pointed referee to make sale.
Mary Sindelar VS. Mary Nesvacel ct
AIN. j. Carter appointed guardian
ad litem for minors. Answer on file.
Answer of deft f. A. Schneider mort
cages OF. file. Default as to all other
defts. Amount of mortgage ascer~
tanned to be $772. 81, interest per cent.
Shares of parties confirmed as stated
and partition ordered. Sale is ordered
as prayed NJ A. Kubish, VIM.
Becker and Matt Hodek appointed ap-
praisers. John Vahac appointed re-
feree to make sale.
Wilbur Lumber Co. VS. A. K. Sever
son, ct al-Default as to all defts ex-
cept +. j. d. Gremm and wife.
G. H. Fargo & Co. VS. F. S. Francis
Default, judgment for plff for 1899,
interest 6 per cent; also for, S.. 05
costs of former judgment. interest
per cent and costs.
Iona B. Pierce VS. Ira 0. Pierce
Default, CLARA M. Houck appointed
commissioner to take testimony.
Geo. f. Kenny Paper Co. VS. De-
corah Printing Co. Default, judg-
ment for 1887. 4S, interest 6 per cent
and costs.
Van Allen & Boughton VS. Decorah
Printing Co. Motion for security for
costs confessed, and bond in penal
sum of 5000 TO be filed on or before
June /, 1908, or if not so filed case
to stand dismissed as to all parties ex-
cept Decorah Printing Co.
Mary +. Dawley VS. Ashley I. Daw-
ley-Default, II. B. Crosby appointed
commissioner TO take testimony.
Siri Bersager VS. Caroline Olson ct
ali. b. Kaye appointed guardian ad
litem for minors; answer on file.
Default as TO all defts except the
minors and Foresters.
B. Anundsen VS. l.. j. Tjernagel, eS
al-Default. Judgment for plf
against both defts for S545 AZ, interest
per cent and costs.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-20

The Louisiana Purchase, which
Uncle Sam paid $l5, 900 for. ad-
ded to the U. S. fourteen states and
Observation-Disclosures, Missouri. Iowa,
Nebraska, North and South Dakota,
Minnesota, Kansas, Colorado, Monta.
ma, Wyoming. louisiana, the Indian
Territory and Oklahoma Territory.
1t covered S75,02 square miles OF
$50, ,016, 600 acres. The region now
has population of $4,000, 900 with an
assessment in 1900 of S6.616, ,642, S29.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-20

A New York writer estimates the
wealth of John d. Rockefeller a,
81 900. 600, 900, aud his yearly income
at $75,000,0 ,0Oc. This is far in excess
of the estimates generally given, and
makes Mr. Rockefeller easily the
richest man in the world. AS his
wealth is known to be increasing al
very rapid rate the figures that
would show what he will control il
twenty years might be too startling
for the present generation.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-20

The most wonderful farm in the
world is situated in Canada Its pc
culiarity lies in the fact that every
thing is worked by electricity. Two
waterfalls within the bounds of the
farm, some sixty and 1S0 feet high.
furnish the motive power, central
power-house being erected near and
the current is transmitted by wires to
every available place on the farm
The churns and other necessary imple-
ments have electric motor attach
ments A motor of ten-horse power
works the moving machine and an
other works log saw, while the
house, barns and grounds of the farm
are illuminated by electricity. The
owner declares that he saves some
81, 500 in labor annually.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-20

The annual demand for railway ties
is 400 for each mile of track, and the
average life If tie is seven years.
It is an unusual acre of forest that
has 800 trees that will make three ties
each, and it takes fifty years to grow
q tree that will make three ties.
Therefore twenty-five acres of forest
are necessary for every mile of track.
Electric railways included. there are
in the United States about $50, ,OOO
miles of road
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-20

During the last seven years the pop
ulation of Europe has risen in round
numbers from PIG, 100000 to 400, 900,
OOO that of Asia and Africa has prob
ably increased little more slowly
that of America has become more than
three and a half times as great as it
was in 1880. Altogether the world S
population is now about 800, 900, 600
and was S47. 900, 600.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-20

The building of enormous canals is
in the air Canada is ahead of the
United States in providing water tran
sportation from Lake Superior to the
Atlantic, having already fanked
Niagara Falls, with a ship canal. But
the state of New York is going to
convert the Erie canal into a ship
canal at an expense of over one hun
dred million dollars.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-20

There is an cold Maids Insurance
Company in Denmark. Each mem
Der pays definite yearly sum to in
sure her against the dangers of celib-
acy. Ii the event of her marriage
before attaining to her fortieth birth
day she is pledged py the statutes to
forfeit her claim to the pension, which
begins to be due at the age of forty.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-20

Down to June l., the settlers in the
Transvaal will continue to receive
rations, implements, and stock on
credit, but after that date will have
to pay cash.