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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-28
Corporation Notice.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE path
~ day Of February, 1880, the Commissioners Of
Assessment filed in the office OF the Clerk az tba
board OF Street and Water Commissioners their
final assessment map and report for the Improve.
ment OF
TERRACE AVENUE,
from the ~northerly side.of .
RESERVE AVENUE
to the s~outherly side OF
MOO STREET.
by grading, tagging, laying bridge, stone cross.
walks, ETC., and the same is now open 20 public IN
spection in the office OF the Clerk OF said Boarn.
And notice is also given that the following streets
or avenues or particular sections thereof are in
cluded Ia said assessments
from
RESERVE AVENUE
to
LINCOLN STREET.
LINCOLN STREET,
from
TERRACE AVENUE
about IS feet east and % feet west.
ZABklSkiE STREET.
from
TERRACE AVENUE
about 100 feet east and lOu feet west.
from
TERRACE AVENUE
about 100 feet west.
And that tine seventh day of ApriI. $50, ar "a,
o'clock a. M. and the meeting room OF the Eoard ~
street and Water Commissioners. are hereby liked
street aud Water Commissioners will meet 10 near.
consider and adJudtcute upon all Objections Ia SID
assessment und report.
All objections thereto must be presented in writ
ing.
By order of the Board of Street and Water Com.
misssioners.
GEoRG T. BoUroN Clerk.
Dated Jersey CITY, February, q, fSDU.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-28
Corporation Notice.

~
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN oath day OF FEBRUARY, 1850. the commissioner
OF assessment FLED In the office Of the Clerk OF the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners their
ment OF
from sinnhi'
NEWARK AVENUE
HoBoKEN EMU
by paving, etc. and the same is now omen to uub.
lie inspection in the Office of the clerk Of said
Aud notice is also given that the following streets
OF avenues or particular sections thereof are in
Guided in said assessment
COOK STREET,
NEWARK AVENUE
sHoBoKEN VENUE.
AND tnar the seventh day OF April, 1890, at
y o,eiock a. m- and the meeting room Of the
hereby hxed as the time and place when and where
the Board or Street and Water Commissioners will
meet to heal, consider and adjudicate upon ali objec-
lions to said assessment and report.
All OBJECTIONS thereto must presented in writing.
missioners.
GEORGE T. BoUToN,
Dated jersey City, February %. 1890.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-28
b Notice.

P NO. 50 OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ADJUSTMENT.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE COM
IN missioners Of adjustment in and for tile city
q jersey City. appointed by the Circuit Court OF
the county OF Hudson. under and by virtue OF the
entitled An act concerning the settlement and
collection Of alrearage OF unpaid taxes, assess
ments and water rates or water rents In
cities of this State and. imposing and levying a
tax. ASSESSMENT and lien in lieu and instead OF such
arrearuges, and to enforce the payment thereof,
and to provide for the sale Of lands subjected to
q, 1886, nave made, certified and hled a report or
their proceedings, relating to and affecting delin-
sclibed boundaries
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-28


STUfvEsANT AVENUE,
from
WEST SID AVENUE
VAN REyPEN PLACE.
VAN REYPEN PLACE
from
sTUYvEsANT AVENUE
vRooM STREET.
vRooM STREET.
VAN REYPEN PLACE
BERGEN AVENUE
BERGEN AVENUE
vRooM STREET
DUNCAN AVENUE.
DUNCAN AVENUE.
BERGEN AVENUE
WEST SIDE AvENUR
from
DUNCAN AVENUE
crTrxttrr6a u Arr.rr-r
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-28
Corporation Notice

NOTICE is HEREB GIVEN THAT ON THE laTH
IN day OF October, 1889, application was iada to the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners Nv
Frank Mathews and others for the construction Of
a brick sewer in
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16
DELAYED CHELSEA NOTES,

-Chlls are very forward this fall
Ed BYRD has been in Springfield. Mo. for
several days
-AIiss Dee Hastings was a guest OF Miss Lila
Collins last week.
Mrs Frank Mcspaddcn is dangerously III
with malarial fever
M. W. Couch has been very sick, but is
able to be mp again.
The picture gallery located here seems to
be doing good business
The continued wet weather has stopped all
efforts at wheat sowing or hay baling
Mr. II & Miller, Of Seneca, Mo, spent
several days IN the 'city" this week.
A IL Norwood and George Waller are
attending 1T Smith court this week.
Mr. John Mcclellan. OF Boonsboro, Ark
was shaking hands with old friends Monday
r. A Nelson and Jno NJ. Taylor. OF
Claremore were mp two or three days last
week on business.
An Usage chief was one OF the attractions
In town last Friday They came to Identity
some stolen horses.
VIZ hf'tN NM9 VI 'h'h"N' ~ e''N "N y"
yard at this place have arrived aud the large
shed is fast nearing completion. This good
move in the right direction.
MIR. Will league, formerly OF Muscogee,
who has accepted position with c. w.
Poole, came In yesterday morning. We are
glad to welcome such young men as Mr..
league appears to be-
AN who attended the fair from this place
seem surprised at the success made by the
management In spite OF the rain, mud aud
general chilliness Of the weather. Bat just
walt TN we have our fair.
Oct 7. lso0. DAN.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16

.-NIr.. nscLer !. Al yl.alIa. calIlornIa


Mrs. Decker is At YlaalIa, California.
Charley Reynolds, Of Tulsa, went through
Tuesday, on route TO s. Louis aud Chicago
TO soe some sf his cattle sold.
Rev Mr.. Rlchards has taken charge of tho
McAlester coal compAny's school aud hls
family will follow him to that place In shor
time,
Maj Nelson hhent last Friday IN this city
aud left for Indiana In the evening for the
purpose Of bringing hts family out.
-wm. Calvert, manager Of the W c Rogrse
store AT ChouteAn. spent Tuesday In this city
He was summoned So s.. $ % : ease
before the u s. commlssiohcr.
&C. w Merchant Johns twin brother, an
who rather outmatches said John. was here
last week. lie has ab1nch OF cattle In tile
Turner pasture, west Of Chouteau.
III II Trott and wife, J.. W. BuIlngton
and w. r. Henderson are In attendance upon
the Fort Smith fair this week. II Is needless
TO say vinita will be represented proper ="
Miss Isbell Cook entered Bry ant 4 stratton' s
business college at 81. Louis last Monday
Mrs Cook is entitled TO great deal OF credit
for her efforts In the direction OF educating
her family.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16
ORPHAN ASYLUM xoTEs.
A Reflex Of the Home Life Of oar Dependent
Ones and Tough Hunting Story.

DIR Adair is puny this week
we have about dozen cases Of the meas
lesi nothing serious.
Mr. Thompson was across the river this
week looking alter his farming interests.
we have Isl pupils cnrolled; 50 eirls and
Is boys our discipline was perhaps never
better.
Miss Keys searched in vain two days last
week for one OF her young hogsiuisi he had
turned farmer.
The contemplated extensive repairs have
been postponed until next summer-further
remarks reserved.
Miss Greenway has charge OF the prcpar-
atory department with an enrolment Of ffty.
She gets the benefit OF all new arrivals.
The Orphans News. our little paper. Of
last years establishment. has failed TO show
up this year II should not be discontinued.
Mrs shelton takes much pride In her two
spelling classes. This Is a branch that does
not receive the attention ia our public and
high schools that il should.
We sincerely regret to report the death Of
two girls this week; Sasie West, from Cana
dian. aud sarah Smith. from saline The
former was Inferred here ;the latter was taken
home by her grandfather They both died Of
pneumonia.
Miss Cummins is heard TO quote that Ia
miliar passage from Shakespeare, He who
is not novel by the concord u sweet sounds,
etc 30 to her vocal mnsic class each morning.
Those taking both vocal and INSTRUMENTAL
lessons are getting along nicely.
We voneh for the following hunting ex-
perience. non-eitizen's dog chased deer
on an embankmcnt into the river near this
place yesterday and succeeded In catching 10
IN the middle Of the stream. The dog tried IN
vain 10 land the deer on the near side willie
the latter tried equally as hard TO reach the
farther shore, IN the scufie both gradually
aoated doWnward and were about 10 drown.
In the meantime the owner Of the dog appear-
ed on the scene, hastily stripped and plunged
in 20 the dogs rescue Taking both by The
ears he brought them ont. placed q rope around
the deer's herk aud led lt to camp o slaughter.
Has ihis ever been equaiieis
October fl. i.s1 MlSon
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16

AMAnGo, n. NJ, Oct 8, '00
EpIros CHiErTAlN When / left vinltA
Sept 18th, promised several Of my friendH
! would write to them 10 regard TO my trip
and what thought OF this country. / take
this method ofiiolng 80. 10 begin with had
capital time on my way out here, Enjoyed
the trip splendldly, especially on the Denver
and liio Grande railroad, viewing the beauti-
ful scenes Of nature, such MS mountains and
canons. After visiting my brothers, Louis
aud Ishmae Davis at Amargo, n NJ. I
thought would visit the city OF Durango,
Colo, as the fair was In progress at that
place, could have good chance TO see the
exhibition of the produce Of the country as
we'll As the sights of the city. Such display
Of farm produce / never witnessed before at
any fair as was presented at that one. Only
think, measured potatoes y Inches long and
20 inches In diameter Good potato, was II
not9 While In Durango visited Mr.. and
Mrs Johnson, formerly or Yinita, aud how
appreciate their kindness.
believe Colorado is my choice for eoun-
try to live IN Of all tho states know a. Hop
Ing this may be interesting for some OF my
friends, l remain as ever,
Mas. NiSSig saITn.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16
The stock Agents Dav.

Ninita has for some weeks been en-
joying the coBpany Of several live
stock agents and they are pretty
jolly set. There is J. T. Dickson, who
don't know Of any other route in the
world except the Wabash; John G.
Cline, a farmer in appearance, but
with whom association leaves a sus-
picion that all his farming has been
done on the Chicago & Alton; II. +.
keenan,, the sfiable gentleman with
glasses. who confidently expects 10 90
TO glory via the great Chicago, Bur
lington & Quincy; AR. Thompson, Col.
John TayioI's right bower. Of the
Frisco; and last but not least, J. W.
Barbee. 81 the ~, X. 4 T., who has
pretty near a -sinch" and knows it.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16
This Is a Queer World

One man is struggling for justice
while another is flying from it. One
man is saving up to build house, an
other is trying to sell his dwelling for
less than cost to get rid of it. One
man is spending all the money he can
make in taxing his girl to the theatre
and in sending her flowers, in hopes
eventually of making her his wife,
while his neighbor is spending all the
gold he has got to get divorce One
man escapes all the diseases flesh is
heir TO and gets killed in n railroad
wreck, while another goes through
half dozen wrecks without scratch
and dies with the whooping cough.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16
COMMISSIONER AND BELAWARE srnArs
Sales Oesur on The First Monday In Jan
uary, 1891.
Cooweeaooowee District.


Cooweesooowee District.
Dun mare 9 or years old branded on both
shoulders; in care OF Mrs E. o. Blossom, on
Cotton Greek.
Bay horse, blaze IN forehead. y hands high !,
s years old; In care OF James Wilson, 4 miles
south Of Bartlrsyllle.
Roam mare and colt. mare years old
/ branded ON the right shoulder, 9 on hip and 9
on left shoulders had on small bell when
taken upi in care of WIN. Holt. on chouteAn
| Creek
Gray pony marc. 10 hands high, no brands;
running on Wolf creek.
| Bay horse, years old, both hind feet white
no brand; bay horse. "a hands high, white
feet, roman nose, no brandi both horses run
near Gibson stat ion and are given in by An
drow Jackson.
sorrel horse. hald-faeed, branded L A on
len shoulder, II hands high; on Fiat Rock al
JOB Alberty's
Red sorrel horse. branded rs on left shoul-
der. years old, II hands high, white II fore
head, at ARdy Hampton's, on White Oak.
Gray pony, 70 hands high, or 10 years old.
Spanish brand. running three miles east or
Gibson Station and was given IN by Andrew
Jackson.
Bay horse years old' u hAnds hlgh' ieh
hind foot white, small star in forehead, snip
On moss "h''e ON u""er up o'ahueu a III
care o. Johh Narorych' on Nahey'
sorrei morse 'hfee years olu Dlahueu on
let shoulders IN care oi T.. bailsy'
Texas mare, years oia' oTahues tn on
leii nipi running on blue creek az "
Daniels
Roam mare years o'u' ~ hahus hish'
branded FL on hii anu shohiaer
sorrel morse, about years ola' 10 hahas
nigh right nina 1907 ana ieit iore 1901 "h'e,
knot on lett pastern JOINT shod All srouho
win ola shoes III care oi ore heys' On lfSo'
creek
sorrei years old, branded y blaIe-iaceu'
-Ys - - - -,
~ -, -, -.
go 49, ~ ~,
- .' 80 ss'.N
~ -
SO -
go, r' paw
"'',''' "A"N' 80 - " "
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16
Why not Prospect 2

Mr.. Waddle. who is running well
drill, states that he has found very
fattering indications of oil in many
places-in fact has found the OIL 1t
certainly looks as though we were
neglecting the advantages nature has
surrounded us with 10y not sinking a
test hole and finding out what there
is Of value underlying us. Oil or min
eral we shall surely find and the in
dications are that we shall find them
at depth and in quantities to be
profitable. Let US organize a company
and make n trial
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16
Hia praaa Saizad

Advocate:-Mr. A. L. Ivey, editor OF
the Telephone, some time ago borrow
ed thirty dollars of IT, j. Adair and
gave Mr.. Adair as security bill OF
sale of his job press and his note,
promising to pay the amount on or
before the 5th day of October, presen
month. This he failed to do and Mr..
Adair took his press on the bill of sale
he held 10 it. 1t will now take law
suit to settle the matter.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16
Trouble With Rnntars

Judge Clark and his boys, Henry
and James, had set-to with hiG rent
ers, the Stephensons, last Monday
evening in which the Judge was
severely beaten with club. There
were three on one side and five on the
other, though Henry and one OF the
other crew devoted their energies to-
wards parting the combatants. Judge
Mason heard the case Tuesday and
bound over the stephenson's to the
Muskogee court.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16

Sometimes the hours drag little slow.
/ ~ and many are the devices hatch ed
out for putting In the time. This was
the case one day last week and as
Dickson was outhunting he fell the vic
tim. without ceremony the gentle
mans grip was opened by his fellow
agents and aight-gpwn and various
other useful articles (some empty
were abstracted, with which dummy
was rigged up and laid out in his room.
A placard appropriately worded told
the story OF the poor mans taking of
and then the fun began. Lawyers,
doctors, preachers and professional
time.kilers were steered up to seeDick-
son, who was reported as dying or dead
as the case seemed best. People who
had never seen or heard OF the gentle
man before marched sorrowfuIly up
stairs and in turn huuted mp someone
else ana sent them on the same fools
errand. Dickson and the Wabash GER
tainly got thoroughly advertised that
day and while the other boys had a
good deal of fun out OF the scheme the
victim expects to catch some extra
business for his share.
The NJ. X. & rs, round trip rate to
the Texas State Fair and Dallas expo
sition will be Sll.70. Tickets on sale
October 18th, 2lst and oath, good to
return until November 5th and to stop
at all intermediate points returning.
"A Wisconsin paper says of Mr..
Wolfe's meetings: Nineteen confessed
conversions on Sunday morning in MS
many minntes. Forty-nine in all
came out during the day and fifteen
additions were added during Monday
and Tuesday, making PIP converts up
to Tuesday night.
Low water has greatly interfered
with the operations OF the Bartlesville
mills this summer. The wheat pros
pect In that vicinity, for next year, is
the grandest ever shown and great ex-
pectations are being built upon the
future. Don't anticipate too strongly
friends, by going in debt.
Circuit court will be convened in
special session next Monday at Clare
more to hear the cases OF N. skinner,
W. +. Halsel, Il. l.. Owen, ct. al,
cL arged with violating the stock law
by hiring white herders. The penalty,
il conviction follows, is from one TO
three hundred dollars fine.
John S. Morris, the gentleman who
has charge of r. l.. Ovens place near
Caney, writes that lie will have some
stock for exhibition at next years fair
which is considered very fine. The
breeding of Perchcron draft horses,
short horn cattle and Poland.C hina
hogs receive especial attention.
The country editor who takes all
his advertisements ont in trade will be
gratfed to learn that new pill has
just been patented that will keep a
man aljxe a whole week without eat
ing An he wants now 10 make him
happy is liver syrup that will make
one suit Of clothes last seyenty-tye
years.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16
ADMINISTRATORS sALF.

Notice is hereby given that will sell to the
highest bidder At public outery, the following
described Improvements belonging TO the
estate Of Isaac Nidider deceased. for the pnr-
prose ot distributing the proceeds among the
heirs to said estate viz
One farm situated east OF the town OF Echo
OF about forty acres In cultivation, dwelling
house and out bindings, Including one black
smith shop situated On the west side OF the
sail farm.
Also one dwelling house and lot situa ted M
the town OF Echo Sale 10 take place on the
stu day Of Nov. at O'Clock y. M, A. ID. 1880
GFoRGE NIDiTFER, Admin
This the lsth day Of Oct, ls90. 60
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16
Both Legs Cut of.

Sunday evening a young man named
Phillips, eighteen years Of age, got
into freight car at CoiFeyvIle and
went 10 sleep with his legs hanging
out. During the night the ear was
switched into train and started
south. When a few miles in the ter
ritor5 he fell out and the wheels
passed over both his legs, mashing
them into jelly. lie lay beside the
track in a mud hole and next morning
was found by the passenger train crew
and taken to Claremore. Ills limbs
were amputated by the doctors
but there was considered very little
chance for recovery. He spoke with
difficulty but it was learned his father
was at Cofleyville and his mother re-
sided on Snow Greek, in This nation.
Merchants Mercantile Agency.
A branch of the Merchants Mer-
camille agency, with head quarters
at Chicago, was organized at this place
Monday night. The officers elected
are as follows: VIC. Patton, president;
w. l.. Trott, vice-president; Davis
Hill, secretary; E. n. Ratcliif. treas
urer; executive board, L. n. Ratcliff,
chairman, q. w. Green, w. w. Miller,
Lee Barrett and J. I. Grnter. The
purpose OF the organization is to pro-
iect It's members merchants and bus
mess men) from imposition by men
who make a practice of not paving
their bills. By system Of notifications
this class are prevented from incurring
debts at one place after having failed
to liquidate at another. A fine of $40
is assessed against any member who,
being aware of the party's standing,
sells him goods on credit. Nearly all
Of the business firms OF Yinita have
gone into the association and branch
es have also been formed at most of
the surrounding towns. At places
where there are not sufficient num-
Der Of members to maintain a separate
organization, they are attached to the
nearest branch. Thus Alton. Adair.
Chelsea and other small points are
attached to the Ninita branch. The
workings Of the organization are very
complete and perfect and it looks as
though wonll prevent all parties from
securing credit who are not worthy
of IL
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16
A R. R. Proposal Declined,

The citizens OF Alton received a pro-
position last week to the effect that II
they would place $3.50 in the Baxter
Springs bank to the order Of the com.
pany, railroad survey would be made
from the projected terminus of line
at that town to Alton. Concluding it
was a scheme to get $3.50 for S75 worth
of surveying with no prospect for a
road being built, the offer was de-
clined.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that | Will sell 20 the
highest bidder al public Outery, for cash in
hand. for the purpose OF distributing the pro-
ceeds among The heirs Of the estate Of Isaac
Nidiner deceased, the following described
Improvements. One farm Of about one hun
dred acres In cultivation. dwelling house and
other outbuildings, situated on tile east side
Of Grand River opposite Echo, and COM
monty known as the Thomas Ballard farm.
Sale to take place on the premises on the 10th
day OF November at the hour Of O'Clock 7. NJ
GEoRGK NlDuFER Admin
This the 18th day OF Oct, Issm. 60
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16
MEETING At BAnrLEs,lLL.

The people OF Isartlesville and vicinity are
enjoying glorious revival which Is being
keld by Rev Chas Journcyeake, assisted by
Atr and Mrs. Adair, eyangelists Eighteen
have already been converted, and prospects
are good for large number TO come out on
the Lords side ere the meeting closes. Pray
for us. FHASK NJ. ONERLEfs.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16
WOtICL5LER ACADLMR z
opene its fall term
Wednesday, Sept. 3.

We guarantee our school work to be al
good rs inccssant care AMI pains, the best at.
tainHble skill and the librrallty Of the Ameri.
can Home Missionary society can make it.
We are slow according To some standards be-
cause We refute 20 gloss" things over We
stand FOR a sound and thorough culture.
Scholars coming TO us from other schools
have sometimes to go down and 10 founda-
tion work. As far as possible with child
minds We build on sure foundation aud will
build on no other.
We make no promise OF what we will do for
a child, except that we will be careful, thor
ongh and honest always to our patrons, to
the children TO ourselves.
Before Chas. Il. Mason. 4 $ commiss loner
for the first Judicial division Of the Indian
territory. Attachment
William Hudson, plaintin,
J. a. Brown, defendant
The defendant. j. Is Brown, is warned
TO appear in this court within thirty days
from the 9th day Of October. lssO, and answer
the complaint OF the plantin. VIM Hudson.
CHAs. II Mason,
u. s Commissioner Aforesaid.
September 30, 1891. Al
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16


LOST On September nth. from the train
going from Ninita TO Tulsa. a pocket diary
Tor lsa0. bound in red leather Papers in
closed in the nap pocket contained the names
OF W. p. Morgan and Morgan Bros re-
ward is offered for its return 10 TuE CuIKF-
TAIN ONCE 5-6
sTRAYED OR STOLEN One bay horse,
about len years old. weight loo lbs branded
J II icOmbineil on len shoulder. white spot
on one jaw slight underslope In one ear Left
the range about the 25th of September. Was
brought from Arkansas one year ago III
strayed viii pay $40 for Information leading
n his recovery-if stolen s. for thief aud
horse. J +. ChNFnNIH,
81 Ailuwe, I. I.
Missed his ealling.-Jimpson to
barber: You should have been an
editor.
Barber (much pleased) Why?
Jimpson-You would have
made such a slsshing writer.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16
I TTNITED STATES COMMISSIONER,
TOHX NJ. TAYLOR, JR.,

UHN Ut. TAI LUN, JhsJ
U. S. commissioner for the Wes.ern
District of Arkansas. Will practice
before the L. 5. courts at Muskogee
TT. Smith and Ninifa. Also author
lied to take bonds and application for
marriage license.
CLAREMoRE, IND. TER.