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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

A thoughtful writer, speaking or the
growing willingness Of women 10 70
through life unmarried. says: @Once II
wss considered bad thing u be an oId
maid. and Iight-mipded people made fun
of one. Now Il II different. Some 81
the brightest and prettiest women 81.
come 90 much interested In the serjons
work o. life that they regard hushsnis
altogether unnecessary incony nyenjences
They are satistied With the state az sin-
gle blessedness, and appear TO b iust Y
happy and useful - their msrrjed sis.
|ers. 4 u alI right. III woman =.
mains single e ID her own affair and OUT.
'iders need not concern themselves about
y AZ : rule - old maid is sn intelIscs-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

ere made - follow: Boil one piul q
molssses and two cups OF sugar togoehor
Tor half - hour; stir frequently; odd
one pound Of sweet chocolate. sorapod
line and dissolved 10 cup 0f milk add
butter the size Of an egg, and boil until
it becomes brittle when dropped n cold
water. Pour into butter psns, and when
half cold score with the back or knife
into little sQuarea.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

Il is we'll understood here. and should
Be elsewhere. that the attacks Of The rc~
publican press q this time upop U. 8.
Dist.-Atty. Bailey are made 10 the in~
ierest Of the election corruplionists. III
the man charged with their prosecution
csn Be discredited before the public. II
viii Be one point gained for the vascals.
Indianapolis Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

IS~~i@no me Prise
The Ayrshire coke ovens hsve sosrtsi1
up again after laying Idle aimee lasf
spring.
|. n. Rsmbo has shlpped bic house.
hold goods 70 Bloomington. Ind !. whcro
his interesting family will reside Il thc
future. The best wishes d : host "
home.
Harry Delaney, sssistant master -
chanic Of the Airline, has invented 4
steam heating appsntus fov rsilroa8
cara It bee been placed on { paseoneor
train On The branch road for fair ~.
The many friends Of Harry here hoDo
that bic new invention will prove : s6o-
cess, and that Be win realize mflliono
from its sale. @
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

II took three months % unpsck lha
presents sent 10 the Pope on the occssion
Of his jubilee. One robe Get with di4-
monds, twenty diamond encrussed cross.
es and : miniature pair Of socks were
among the gifts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

w.sli'Ces c'v Special Iad'ss.peIis sssslssl.

Wsskisssen cisy Special Indianapolis sessissl.
Nevada cast for president in 1854 sbou,
twelve thousand voses. Al the lsss
detection it cast sbout ten thousand. no,
more than one-toursh Of the number n
votes cast 10 Marion county. u has one
member o. congress, and two u. s. Gen-
as0rs. one of whom rarely shows him.
sell ID the senate chamber. Il a of -.
!mportance that many single counties II
Indiana, vet money sends from that roe-
ten borough three persons 20 the Ameri.
lean congress 10 vote 10 tax The neonIe
beyond the necessities OF governmenf
oeo what the junior senator (Seewsrt,l
said 10 debate on last Tuesday ana Ths|
Sentinel readers will know what nsc-
lection really means. when exnonndsdI
oy rotten borough senator. who. back
ed by wealth, can say what ne beIiev~s
without fear OF his constituents.
Senator Morgan read il to him in de- Z
oaie. end Ms face turned red, but be did
mol take It back. lt u as follows:
y think this j. pretty good bill, but
: does not come quite up to my theory
o. protective tariff ] believe that tue
,sr'n upon everything that can be pro- 4
uuced 10 this country with ample COM
pe'ition should Be practically prohibi-
tory, and let none but the rich eniov
Injuries from abroad, provided there
s.n oe fair competition among producers
in this country Il
What do the voters Of Indiana think Z
d such declaration, made by Z repubIi-
AN high iO rank in the American sen-
lte. II is repubiicsnism unmasked. A J
1ot'ce served on the poor that the lux
iries " lie are not for them. and never B
be theirs II protection prevails. t
ana LEI none but the rich enjoy lux. :
tries from abroad Such = scnfimers i
. strocious. : Disgrace 10 humanity. Ana T
sords are not adequate 70 condemn Il
But u y republicsnism. protection. Ana .
reeds The aid OF blocks or fiveD "a keen d
dominant and In power. Ct
larry q out In practice. A man thouph o
'e Dc poor. may want his daughter on .
'er wedding day 10 be clothed IN ear- q
nents Of good material made IN Eng- q
ana or France. mo, no. savs M. p
eewart, keep up the tax, that the COW q
runent don't need. 70 feed monopoIv's .
nan your daughter has : poor man 1or nj
father, and none but the rich musr en-. o.
~ luxuries from abroad
Senator stewart built Stewart casfle
ie niied i with ''gems OF art.n costlvl
ems, rich and rare. from abroad. And -
einx rich be LOOKS With contemnt urcr
= poor VINO covet such things, and de- p
During the campaign Of 1888 the poor q
sess me only class looked asser. II re- y
uonesn \. orators we're 70 Be believed. y
- s'ee.,on . over nov, snd rotten q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

n. Charles A. Dana, OF che New York
sun, had talk with the pope yesterday.
Esch Vas courteous and tboughtfuI. and
there arose no debate on the great oues-
tion Of which Of the two hes she most
claim 70 infsIibiIity. Chicago Mall.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

The girl with : sIx.fo0e sweetheart
said sbe wouldn't tell : story, bnt ohc
couldn't help but "draW : long beou.
Washingtou Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

The Rock OIL company Of Winchester,
boring Tor natural gas, he's struck . sgueh.
es:' the output Of wtich q over 5000.
oU0 feet per Day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

Jacksonville CITY council granted cer-
tsin privileges 70 Street Railway Com.
Pany which proposes 70 put down line
In the Spring.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

"Ms,v inquired Bobby, shasut % Z
queer idea OF beaven?v "WeIL. 1 think
mot. Bobby. why?- II heard him ssy
that week you spent q the sea-shore
SEEMED like heaven 70 him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28
First Congressional District c.

In this city 10 the ninth precinct. ~
oarre! mouse wss packed With parooo
wno have 20 legal claim to residence r.
snls city and that there might b no a.
~ on election morning the vouchorn
we're made ont and sworn % The nlrk<
oe'ore' and the proprietor OF the bsrrr1
house he bossled % several Y kIr
lriends since that be received 1hrr~
hundred dollars for bis services. II r.
not surprising that The Repub blican new
papers grow irritable over lhese -
posures, bnt Il is certainly sslonishlurI
IN tbs face or such overW helmfn<
evidence o. Wholesale Republican a.
that Mr.. Posey should have
,ne ~ esli 70 contest tho election Of Jude
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

a case % much impor rtsnce "a ~ - /. I
eRers Of portions OF the common scH~>
!und was decided By The supreme cc,..
wcdnesday. It has fingered alone
me courts for : number OF years. T;<
'ssstuees provide that one section N 49,
% u the state or Indiana shsll q -
ss'oe sor school purposes and Rjven r. ~
me care Of the board Of trustees ~ 4,
agement. They are also eDtrusls6 ~,1sr
part o. the common school fund. ~
statute provides that this fund shal, Z ~
@ Diminished, but can b incresse6. II
1913 the trustee Of sand Greek 1ouv~ .
sn'p became indebted 70 ihe amosnf ~
ABOUT 5000. He Was sued for ~
amount and forced to pay Il. Tie eS~S
being carried 10 tho United Sta1es ~ {
pseme Court. The county was comn@11-
e TO pay ont about $1,000 IL asfc>
.eys fees. The question arose sSo~1<
nat 5000 Be paid out OF the comm~~
'cnool fund. The case lust decidei -
Iueo bartholomew county ". sts1e -
Indiana ex rel attorney general. scffI~-
ne fact thst il couldn't be 90 taken s~<
'so tnat the common school fond eo~-
,ct oe diminished, under any cIreu~-
tances.-Indianapolis Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-12-28

= = now stated that Blaine secured
me secretary Of State portfolio node~
usrneid by the false pretense that A.
Only wanted i offered TO him thai ~
m'gnt decline It The story Il told Il -
indianapolis special. reproduced thI~
morning, with the intimation that chee<~
I'm 4, e trying to play The came eame 81
Harrison. Il begins 70 be quite cerfaio.
however, that Harrison does NOT i~.
tend TO give Blaine The chance either ",
accept Or reject : Cabinet place. Al
Indications point TO the osiracism s.
Harrison Of the Blaine aud Greshs1,
Iact'onss and that be hopes TO suDoiv
my losses 70 the Republican party ir11
Lne hostile action Of these factions 81 -
crn,ss from the Protection Democrsrr
q tne south. 10 : word, il 4 pIain ~
.sgsc,ous politicians Of both parfIec.
net Harrison will succeed 10 breakIrc
'ns solId South by destroying tbs r.
publican organization. He believe-
In bis own genius, and Win
narrow grasp on slI question:. ne z.
neverthe'ess, one Of the most obstinarc
d men. Evansville Courier.
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tn DILLON. R.N. nILBUkE.
DILLON 8 MILBURN;
Attorneys and Counss||oTs at Law,

- ASPEE&, INDIANA
<voLLEcTfoys IN shis and adjoining Counties. an
ti-pstch.
0vFGcE-In Krsus' buiiding. Cor. south
Main and Ftfth strects.
August ;. ls>s
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-04-19
OOWALA.

Last Sabbath we were blessed with a
warm rain that lasted nearly all day. The
trees aud vegetation seemed to spring into
bud and blossom as Il fell. As write the Ap-
pie orchards are fragrant and beautiful In rosy
clouds Of blossoms, Every breeEo bringa
showers ofthe pink aud pearl petals from the
branches. These blowing among the velvoty
green beneath form q lovely sight. The
prhrles and mounds are dressed In living
green" II Il impossible TO enjoy these sun-
lit, gieeful days OF spring without heartfelt
gratitude to the Divine Giver OF beautiful and
perfect gins
Tho young folks OF OowAlA gave an snteT-
tAinment for the benefit OF home missions. Il
was conducted. belioYe, by the Young La
dies Misslonary Society. and was very sue
eessful. each ono acting well their part. II Ia
pleasant to see the youth OF our community
contributing unselashly 10 . good cause
Among the comieal scenes was revised and
improved "Mother Goose and her friends -
Miss Alton, as Mother Goosei Miss RAmssy,
as Mrs Sparksi and Nina Mcclellan aud Arch
sequitehey, as Jack aud Jllli gave entire sat-
isfaesion. A very thooghtfnl aud excellent
essay was read by Miss Callie knton. which
contained much that was noble aud instruct.
i've, written In graceful Aad pleasing style
spicy roeilasloa by Miss stephens was much
applaudcd Several eharadsa were acted In
one OF which J. q Lipe figured a. the hoary-
headei. but devoted husband OF an cold
Mans Darling" while Mr. Joe sequitchy
was the SAP and eareleas husband OF "A
Young Mas slave" Lack OF ftimo forbids any
further report, bu. Il was omphatieally suc-
cesa.
Oar hrmers are much elated over the
promise OF successful crop thls season. For
several yoara past the dlsaatroas ofecta OF
the drouth have been discourpslng. but every
one seems Inspired with new hope. this spring.
That the results may falall The bright promise
of the present, is the aincero wlsh OF
oowala, April lUlh lSss YKnrss
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-04-19
IrEns FROM FLINT.
The peach crop has escaped 80 far.

Apriiia,i II

The peach crop has escaped 90 far.
Farmers are nearly done planting corn.
Honey Hill school reports an average at
tendance of3O.
Query; Has the board OF education the
right to furnish books, &c, TO pupils attend
ing private school?
sheriff Taylor arrested Tim Collins one day
this week. Tim was wanted as a witness In
the Jack Hawk case In sequoyah district.
Six prisoners, namely, Joseph Eagle. Tay-
Tor Christie, George Dick. Bill Blair and jesse
Pigeon. are now In the custody OF sherin
Taylor, held to answer the charge OF being
implicated in the killing of Rear Grimmet
Their trial Is set for the 18th Inst.
1t has become a common occurrence In cur
district for some man 90 wake up OF morni n Z
minus horse. Something must be done TO
stop this. II is thought there Ia a regular or
ganlIed band having their headquarters either
In Van Buren or Fort Smith, Arkansas, who
dispose OF stolen property. A vigilance COM
mittee does good In such cases.
April Is, issS. PR0 noSo-PURLIco.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-04-19
CHOUrRIU SCRAPS.
CITY Improvements-FAVorable Crop PrOspoets-
ACOWboy Drowned In Ysrdigris.


-Farmers are busy and hopeful
Wheat, oats and young corn look promls-
ing
-c.rdsn. ar. .ro,,d.d with veg.,abi.. f,na
,,.od.
oui 'neie"H''s a,e ~ '"'' ""D nv" sV'N'
Ai' 00i'i"S IN e'Vi' uA''
Several carloads OF cattle have been un-
loaded here the past three weeks, and more
coming.
The eowboys are out In uniform and ready
for business. After duh winter We welcome
their presence.
Rev. NJ, A. Smith is conducting a singing
school this week and to continue into next,
aud Judging by the attendance, u is bound to
be a success.
The coming nrm OF Baugh a sons are
erecting . commodiouA store building which
they promise shall be we'll nllOd aad open for
pubilc patronage by June lat
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-04-19

EVIL DoRRs Is TRoUBLE.-Deputy Is
bell has in hand a number of prison
ers and a part OF them have the ap-
pearance Of "rum lot" Last Sun
day near Patrick's ferry, in Canadian
district, the neighbors missed a set OF
double-treos, a bride, halter and a
rope, The double.trees were discov-
cred in possession Of an outfit travel
ing through that section by wagon
aud who had camped over night near
by. The party consisted Of two men
and a woman George Myers and wife,
and John Thomas. They had in their
possession seven horses and a mule.
Four Of the neighbors, Jim Harris,
George Williams, George Lowrey and
another, quickly collected, aud very
soon overlook their depredators while
both men were over in the river bot
tom looking for the ferry. AS Myers
came up he was told to surrender and
an Instant later. as he refused, and
had gun IN his hands, one Of the
party fred. The gun was loaded with
duck shot and Ave of them struck My
ers ia the forehead, entering above
one eye and coming out above the
other. This was sufficient, and the
man laid down his gun and went to
the river TO bathe his wound. Pursuit
was then directed toward the other
man and few minutes later three or
four shots were heard in tho brush
near by. Then the men came back
aud said they had killed Thomas and
were going to leave him there. Later
however they stated that the other
man had gotten away from them.
Myers aud his wife, with the wagon
and horses. we're brought to Muskogeo
and delivered TO Deputy lsbell, who
at once brought them TO this place.
The presumption is that most, II not
all OF the horses have been stolen
two II is believed from McAlester.
Myers says ho Is from Texas aud had
only been travelling with Thomas a
week. also that all the stock save
horse and q mule belonged 10 the
other. A writ has been issued for
both the man aud woman aud IL is diff
hcult to see how one Of them at least
can escape conviction. The other
prisoners in custody are jim Eagsn,
residing in Tahlequah district and
bill Island, who lives near Muskogee.
Pagan stole yearllng last July from
Dave Rowe and sold Il 10 Joseph
IIunl, while Island Is charged With
Introducing the ardent.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-04-19
TIMBgE HILLS.

The poor ySarllngs are being rounded up
Aunt Katie Williams Is visiting the
Maysses.
Coke Blakc is expected In q short time
with bunch OF Arkansas steers.
quite change Is seen In c. W. Turner's
farm since his new renters took possession.
Why do not our town commlssioners sur
veg Pryor creek. Lots would sell like hot
cakes.
-MrS. Web vann has gone TO see her BROTH
er, who is lying very sick at his fathers, on
Spring creek.
MIR. HarnAge. OF Canadian, was mp . few
days ago looking for location. lie was we'll
pleased with our country.
April y, ISIS. o. X.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-04-19
RySdyk's HambIetOniaR JT.

Will stand, the present season, at
my farm 4 miles S. Il. Of Vinita,
l. t.. on Locust Creek.
TERMs:- $1,000 for season or
s5. for single service; SIS. to insure.
Rysdyk's Hambletonian is the
grandsire of this horse, from whom
he takes his name. His cam was
a Black Hawk Morgan.
Rysdyk's HambletOnIaD, Jr.
Is 1912 hands high, a beautiful
mahOgony bay, of perfect form,
smooth and graceful in his move
ment. kind and docile in disposi-
ton, eight years old this spring.
For particulars see Stud Book and
Turf Record. RoBERT r. TAYLOR.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-04-19
ITEMS FROM TnE MLLE SEMINARY.

Our school is getting along very well.
We have about l25 scholars.
REV. ID. n. Allen preached at Eureka, six
miles below here, yesterday.
The seniors will give an entertainment the
25th OF this month. A good time Is expected.
Our steward. Mr. Gott. has nne garden
almost large enough to eat. Mr.. Gott makes
q good steward II he did come from Flint.
Prof Donneliy was called to his
home In Mississippi by the sudden Illness OF
his wife. Prof. shelton now has charge OF the
school and Ia conducting It very well.
April 10. lsss. Ton.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-04-19
/ II. AKIN,
JONATHAN GORE,

JONATHAN GORE,
AttOrney-AtLaw and U. y. COmmis-
siOner for Civil Business.
Commissioner OF DECIDE for the fol-
lowing states in the Indian Territory
Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, and
Texas.
Will acknowledge Deeds, admins
ter oaths and take depositions to be
used in the above states.
Special attention given 10 the col
lection OF foreign claims and for stock
killed and damages by railroads.
Office in Opera House Block.
VtSIrA, IND. TER.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-04-19


GALLOWAY CoLLEGE.-Rev. T. Y.
Brewer, president OF the board Of trus-,
tees OF this institution thus reports
in his paper. Our Brother in Red, the
meeting recently held at this places
"The meeting was n very interesting
one. Measures were adopted by which
we hope the work OF establishing this
school will be more vigorously prose-
cuted. We regard the establishment
Of this school both necessity and a
certainty. Before IL is established,
however, some earnest, faithful work
mus. Oe done both in and out of Vini-
Ia. tits a general interest aud should
be patronized by friends abroad as
well as by those at home. But there
seems to be an unnecessary and unac-
countable delay In the responses Of
many friends TO the call for subscrip-
tions to the building fund. Why not,
every one, decide at once the amount
you propose giving and report it so
that we may know what 10 depend on7
Even in vinita there are many good
friends OF the enterprise from whom
we expect to receive liberal subscrip-
tions who have not yet responded.
Friends, please lot US hear from you at
once" subscriptions TO this time ag-
gregate 81, 500.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-04-19

CHKLsEA.--This, at present, is one OF
the busiest points in the nation. The
walnut log industry, coupled with the
advantages derived from being in an
excellent farming country makes it a
trade center of no trifing importance
More timber is being shipped here
than from any other town in the ma
ton and the prediction is that it will
continue undated until late next fail.
l.. A. Byrd, A. j. Blackwell & Co., @.
w. Poole & Co. and NJ. w. Couch &
Son are the four merchants and all re-
port satisfactory trade. NJ. w.
Couch & Son have large house and
as the proprietor put it, can sell a lady
any kind Of dress, from a 8 cent cali
co to one Of the finest silk. Mr.. Poole
has large dwelling lately completed,
having two story bay window, hand.
rome porches and all the adjuncts to
make 1t pleasant and comfortable.
MIR. Strange has the foundation in also
for residence and the dimensions In
dicate fine structure. Sam McSpad-
den still conducts the hotel and we
arc glad to learn is making some mon.
ey out of 1t. lie certainly has work
ed hard enough in this country to have
got rich and there is no one but would
be glad to see him do so.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-04-19
LOCAL NOTES.

The CnIEErAiS is "solid" at Chel-
sea.
Heel flies are causing the cattle
great annoyance.
-washbourne Bros. expect to very
soon move their mill.
j. o. Hall has received quite a
"string" Of cattlein the past week.
John Bray is in Fort Smith Jail
again, this time for horse stealing.
-Corresronden.s will obIige us by
forwarding the letters earlier in the
week.
&C. e. Ironsi 70 sold his building
and lot on Wilson street last week to
W. NJ. Chouteau.
The home of J. W. Skinner was
gladdened last Thursday by the ad-
vent OF girl baby.
Some Of our young folks are pi ming
for picnic. Tuesday, May l, would
be an excellent time.
John Gunter has boug Int the Har-
ris livery stable and stock, and will
move TO town and conduct IL.
The revenue collected in Coowees.
cooWee for the fret quarter of this
year amounted to over $1,000.
During 1887 there we're forwarded
from Chelsea 200 cars Of stock AID
over 200 cars Of logs and lumber.
This is by no means the harvest
season for newspapers, but nevertheless
the CHrRFrAIS got ten new subscribers
in one letter yesterday morning.
M. w. Couch and b. W. Rider
place their brands in our columns this
week. Other stock men will make
money by following their example.
Yesterday mornings southbound
passenger train was delayed three
hours just above town by the burning
Of the bridge near the stock yards.
Several tickets to Red Fork we're
sold by the Frisco boys last Monday to
party who were anxious to reach and
locate al the point nearest Oklahoma,
30 they might be ready.
-Grayson Wills has bought n place
and will hold portion Of his cattle on
Diver, beyond Chelsea. One shipment
of Texans has been received and a
larger one will be here in few days.
during the high water last week
Mr.. Hughes, who works for J. f. War
ren, had a very narrow escape from
drowning in Pryor creek. His team
and wagon were washed down stream
but by strenuous exertions finally
saved.
"A very pleasant musical" was
held at the home of Mesdames Poole
and Strange, vt Chelsea, last Friday
night and another was appointed at
}. f. Campbel's, Alluwe, on the 9th.
There is some very fine musical talent
in the vicinity of the towns named.
Miss Lenore X. Murray, the elocu-
ZIONIST gave her entertainment at Ray
mond Hall last Monday night. She
is fine appearing little lady, very
flippent in manner, and smooth in her
delivery, who entertained her hear
ers very pleasantly for an hour and a
half.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-04-19
Stock . Dry Goods
Is Very Complete,
Especially Staple Lines, such as

Spring Prints, Spring Ginghams, Satines,
Percales, Plaid and Stripe Shirtings,
Cottonades, and Nuslins of all Kinds.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-04-19
Cherokee Herd Poland Chinas,

J. H. ALLEY. Proprietor.
ALTON, IND. TER.
have for sale a number OF as dne pigs as
sd ancestors. They are all In good thrifty
lsnditi0n and the maloe arc ready for service.
f0IoSp0ndence and inspection solicited.
90 j. II ALLEY, Anon, Ind Ter.