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KXqiIKfcR -VOL. XJ.I. 1881. ago. In the Army appropriation bill an appropriation was asked for to defray the expenses of remov-.
ing Payne and bis colony from have been made in Warrick county Oklahoma. This modest request since our last report, as furnished us naturally set Congressmen to in-1 W. L. Barker, abstractor Beal Estate Transfers. The following real estate transfers VOLUME XXXIII.
KANSAS KORRESPOVDENCE. Wonderful Working Wichita. Oklahoma Not a Myth, but the Promised Land of Love and Lasses. Capt. Payne Notj a Crank, but a Persistent Path-Finder for the Pioneer.
pluhb otTr plc'44. 131 MAIN STREET 131 A HEW AND CH(3CE STOCK Mens Furnishing Goods AT LOWEST PRICES. For SHIRTS TO Leave your measure'whea you visit our city, dikil Lave Jiromyt and careful attention. tT. AJ3a lIIR, lM Main street', corner Second, lTTSVILLS, T2nT13 Correspondence Boonville Enquirer.
Wichita, Kansas, April 30, 1884. Editor Enquirer Fur a long time I have intended to give your readers a line from this pait of Kansas, but have delayed from time to time until now, WICIIltA in the heart of a magnificent fanning country, in which the farming classes are growing more prosperous every year. All kinds of products are grown here in paying 1 that way quantities, and as a general fanning high and slock raising country it cant be be.it. Wichita is Vour bean ideal of true town. Thirteen yeaTs ago thB airie grass grew all over Wichita higher than a mans bead.
To-day her population numbers 14,000 with wholesale hoiiheS of every kind, street cars, water and gas works, six batiks, thirteen churches, four large school hnildings, six large hotels, with a legion of smaller ones. In fact she is ihe gie.it commercial tenter of southw estern itiUSas, with nothing nearer than Kansas City to molest or make her afraid. It IS said hat there were one thousand new Court of advantage a hearing ments.and case not but before committees good. heard him duct of Oklahoma assured troops of Washington an may give notoriety. be the It is the trails JlnBd with going there It is there are in the will leach ONE quiring how all this came about.
Payne was in Washington at the time trying to induce the Government authorities to either test the I question with him of his Tight as a citizen to seltle upon and use the public lands in Oklahoma, or to forbear the use of the army to remove I him and his colony when they again return to their e-ihins Pavne had return to tneir caDins. rayne naa in his pocket a digest of thB Acts of Congress on the subject, together cs aa with the decision of the Supreme the United States. He took of his opportunity to get I of the beads Of the depart- su.ceeded placing bis only before the departments the chairmen of such as could do his eausB ady I Payne says every onC who was astonished at the con the Government toward the colonists, and that he was oveT and often that the should not again bfe Used in' It seems that some of the MUCKY MUCKS are in sore dread of investigation, which they think them some unpleasant What then, you ask, will result of all Paynes invasions, now practically this. All leading to Oklahoma art wagons ot the enrgrants tosettleand make homes estimated that at tins time no Jess than 23,000 people territory, and that the number HUNDRED thousand jin one year. All these peop'e want is that the Government will let them nlone and they think in due time Congress will recognise them and ad mit them Bs a state.
It is the opinion of ail people here who are in a posi tion to know that no greater infamy i. was ever practiced on a people than has been by the Government officials. Payne is now in Topeka trying an injunction suit against Roheit T. Lincoln and Gen. Pope, in which he asks thnt- llm defendants be peipetua'ly enjoined from using the army to remove him I I New Store New Goods I have opened, a iull line of BOOTS SHOES, op the Mest Eastern JiiakE WHICHKE WILL SILL L0W CASH PRICES.
My embraces a complete titW of LADIES MISSS FINE KID SHOES SLIPPERS AiYD Men and Boys Boots and Shoes, v. Root and Shoe shop will still he coi.tin ed and run in connection with the StoW-. and the ub1c can have their wants in the shape fine hand-made Boots and Shoes supplied as usual. Repairing ddne on short noilce with neatness. 'Give me a catt; ifotth Side Public Square; Bd 'ttVille, Indiana.
buildings eTruled last year, and there will be even a number built this year. The title of emigration to this point is astonishing to an Eastern man. Every train is crowded either with homp seekers or speculators, I bound tor the Al kansas Valiev ndw this country is astir about OKLAHOMA. And, by the way, sotno of your readers may like to know just what this Oklahoma business is, anyhow. It is just this.
In July, 1SC8, the Seminole and other tribes of Indians TklrPaonf. No. 2fe3. HSHBf vVhzt ufacturr it o.tfr'm these pulilrc lan'ls. II takes I by treaty teded trt tbe united ates k.
at.mv cant hp that part of tbe Indian country now tnal CAU 1 0e 1 ed as a posse comitafvs. I Yours, P. part calltul Oklahoma, winch lies between Cheko NO. 19. Post Or Fifes AfentiKSfe.
Bok 303. SMITH, of TO TO X0UNG 1 6UNQ MEN. LADIES. you when yon become Men and Women. O- jl JHD FACTORY Smyth's Station, Louisville, Evansville Sa St.
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Office on north side of the Publrs Hcuaia fa Beckers new building. CUHRAN A. DeBBULEB, attorney at EAWv Uppet lhlrd St. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. JOHN L.
TAYLOR. ATTOkMEY Arf Smith Side Public Square. BOONVII LE. IND. Special affeVition glveX fen T.
O. DAIt.KV., W. DAII.KV DAILEY tiAlLEY, PHYSIC ANs Boonville. Office irtltea't comer PublK RepectbiUy offer their profession a. vervleestd the citizens of town and vionitv.
DR. A. QUIATT, and Surgeon) FOLSOMVILLE, IND. Office adjoining the American Respectfully offers his prJ services to the citizens of the town W. M.
HOGGATT. ATTORNEY AT LAvVi feOONVILLE, INDIANA. Office SfiiitVCsat cornerirrijiTn Bennett's stoie. A. J.
HONEYCUTT, ATTORNEY AT LAW isHianX. K. HATFIELD. W. HAZEN HATFIELD HAZEN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW BXyONVttLE.
INDIANA. Office on North sided Vuilfe Sfeitbo'; oyeV Kindernians store. nov27 KDWARD GO! GH. W. A.
PArikSoS GOUGH PATTfiRSdN', A tfc air'ey Ss CounselcA at LAW, BOONVILLE, IND. over Boonville N.tWi'al BaiiK1. JESSE LINK, attorney at KaW BOONVltL, Iffb. 3. W.
McKINNeT, bMkTisT. Office Southeast comer of Public SqilAie INDIANA Especial attention paiA to feiifeigs anA tVc'ati ment of diseased teeth and gums, teeth put upon vulcanite and celluloid. Chloroform aud adiuimsiered when desfr'eu Satisfaction guaranteed in allcanen. liOTEii, CAiiIj3. St.
Charles Hotel, A. FRANTZ SON. JoiiieV MitS Ahd Second Streets, Tlie proprietors respectfully inform Vtie p'uhti? tnal neither pains nor expense will be spared pi "Hike this hotel first class in all respects. FAKE REASONABhR The patronage of thetravelifeg fellfelife ife-sliefet-futly solicited. Sample Rooms furnished commercial travelers.
Seekers Hotel JACOB BECKER, Propf. North side Public Square, opp. Court rtuiU BOONVILLE, IND, This house has Just been opiJiVf 'j afeAtefett'e' with new rooms, beds and furniture, taking the place of the old Bcker stand adidlnijifnand is fully prepared to give good and cliran l'oard- ing to the traveling public, by the day dl ekl commodious stable and wagon-yard is kept 1 cblilibfctlon With tlife bbtise, tree of charge. THd Farmers House) j. tefitHELL; RijpR; bbONVILLE, lUR d'liik hfetrte Bfek been refitted and refumlstR In good StV'ie.
BbUrd by the day Ot Week on reasonable terms. Good atahle and wagon yard in corinecnhfe for the accommodation of the miblic. f2 -i Smiths Hotel, J.ROEHRIG. Prop. Nos.
A 4i i bfe; Fourth Sts. bet S'yEfeinble Main, eVajtsville. intb BAit EXCflANtiE; JACOB FRANtz, Jn Pfeorn, Wesk Side Public Square, uttb-vvILiS. LVB Newly. JrptitVhcli febil refirtd.
The bei; brands of lliui WljisRles; Beer, Wine ClgarSi and Tobacco always kebt on hand. Lunch lurnlshed on short notice. al2lt STAR SAL 0 1 RGSTAtitUf JACOB FlifithBLlCH. PrdfeK, btnib'Slte caliit Hotise, Nerth 8idS Publtfe Square; tiUtiftVltLE, INb. itnlsfeeS Wilt cigars and always on I'C obacoo, Iranght.
W. D. FERGUSON, AtJCTiONEER LtjfNVILiE. INDt Will KTy sales in Warrick aud Rdjoiniferf Counties at reasonable rates. ft- is: the south' rn bounrlary ot the koe strip and the south folk of the river, and conlaiis acres of as tine farming arid glazing hi lid as there jv to be found anywhere.
The inducement which the Government held out to these Indian tubes in order to secure this country were that Uncle Sam wanted to colmiiz- certain Indian tribes and treeiimeii on these lands. Hut as after events cleailv show, the Gov eminent had no such intention, for in just one week afti the treaty was conclud'd will) the Indians Congress passed an act granting ihe light-of way to the Atlantic P.ic fio R. It through the ceded land, and giving the railroad each alternate section ot land for forty mi'es wide clear through the Oklahoma territory, and also the right-of-way and similar amounts of land from where tie A. P. R.
It. crossed the Canadian BOONVILLE. JCSGM Shafer to Johu A Reynolds hits 89 90 Boonville. $950. David Brown to Nancy McNeAley fit hf nw s22 t4 r6, $450.
Hale to Josiah Stephens pt ne S5 t4 r7 acre. See. Elizabeth Burnett to Samuel Burnett pt ht nw s30 t4 r8 4la. Support. Robert Parker to A Osborft nw ne 1 t4 r8 40a.
$900. John Rough to Richard Cottrell ae cor $3oo. 1 John Katreijotm to Wm Spradley ehf hot48e h(lot62 svin nd part lots 32. 3 $500. labile to Payton Gaifeftion ne nw nw ne si t5 73a.
Carlisle to Pay ton Gammon ne nw Inwnefet tsr7 53a. Touviite? Metz 8hf 'ot 95 Eranktin Irvi'n to John IrviA ne nw s32 ta rr afhia Hart to Monro Roberts fend pi nw sws34t4 r7oa. 93, George Rice to Eh Campbell hf lot 47 jjq Campbell to Gfeorj Rtoc hf sw s4 14 fssoa. $1000. net'u rtrwo.
C1a5r tiws24 bs Fuller to Esther' Boner pt Ire I siso. Rice 10 Eli Campbell pt 7 S3 tJ r6 hr nw t4 rJ if liitihps to David Brown nVtUV5fc hf A miege t0 Thomas Withers side se 2b a side sw s3l tc r8. Abrain Wilson to Alvah Gdad pt se nw s7 t5 r7 20a. $300, Peter B.uth to August Becker hf tot Roeheig Sherers enlg to Boonville. 100 Auditor to E'red Martin lots 31 85 36 Kewhuigh.
07. Alvah Johnson to James Odell ht sw sw se s34 15 r8 120a. $1600, Kuulzman to Charles Rutger hf lot 8 Koehrig Slierer Boonvihe, $110. Lvdfa Mundav to Johu bhellou se nw S9 15 ri 40a. $400.
Elizabeth Huston to Juo Bruce se sv hf ne nw s20 t4 r6 $53, Jonn Kitcham to hobhrton Bnice se sw sl7 hf ne s2b 14 r6. $365. Barney Ingram to Thomas Oskins sw se S26 (3 1-7 40a. 300. John Stephenson to A Williams hf sw s5 t5 r6 80a.
$830. Samuel smith et al to Wnt Hewlns of of sw s35 t5 re Ha. $125. TJ Hudspeth et al Houghland et al pt 68 99 Boonville. $349.
Jarob Becker to Edger Jones hf se St hf se shSS t3 rv. $2suoi Thomas Youngblood to Aarort Wilson nw ne sw ne s4 t4 i7. $218. ones to Brooks SB Se S15 t4 IT 4a $500 Benedict Miller to Newman hf se ne S30 t3 re 20at $200. George Hmigliland Charles Wilke pts lots Us 69 Booimlie.
$7550. al eland to Waketand eVi nw sw sio 15 re. $4000. Eeter Goad to Wake land nw se SIO to re, $464 88. Uiiris Diener to nelen FosteT sw se se se S36 16 re e4 lot 3 Dickersons lot 72 Grays New I no nil, Wendall Gast to Mary Franz e'4 s29 15 r7 $1200.
Johu Beardsley to John Beardsley nw sw sw nw MO t4 IS. $600. II MO 1-ilO. Georg Cumeans to Wells ft Chambers wy ent i-e. S800.
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MAY ltX BUSINESS CARDS. SAkery. The undersigned would respectfully announc jo the citizens of BoonvIUe and rfclmtv that las opened a BAKERY UbNFEfetlONERY where will keep a fresh supply of BREAD, CAKE8, PIES, CRACkfeRB. CHEESE. Etc.
of the very best quality Is prepared VA fctt orders on the shortest possible notice. F. EILEKS NEW SADDLERY East Side Public Square. BOOifVlLLE INDIANA GdWaiftl Dock, Proper. Calls tne attention of Its el'fttens to fits aige Stock ol saddles Ac.
Repairing neatly nd well executed Meat Market. JACOB uilOSS, Proprietor, South Side Public Square, Boonville, Indiana. noice Meats. Game and always for sale at market prices. VEGETABLE Will be kept for sale durtrig the Shaso him a call.
FRANK FISCHER) Successor to Fischbr Bittkr. MERCHANT A IT OR No. 212 Uppkb First Strkrt, Betw een Main and Sycamore, EVAXSV IND. SCH R1CHTE, TAILOR, 124 Main, EVANSVILLE. IND.
Always on hands very large Stock and the nosl stylish fitting garments in the United Sates. CITY BRKWEftY. COOK RICE, Proprietors, BREWERS OF Lager and Eypoit Beer. F. W.
COOK CO- BOTTLERS uK Cook Rices Export h(X OFFICE, 214 Upper Sf.venth St. EVANSVILLE, IND FULTON AVENUE BREWERY WM. ULLMER. Manager. BREWERS LagcF and Export Beer.
AVfeNb. Between Indiana and Illinois Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND. 16V9. MEAT MARKET Geo. Kieder, Proprietor, fsraAhop on Main Street, between Third and Fourth.
BoonyilBe, Ind. Constantly on hand FRESH MEATS Ol evary kind. tjaSh paid Ml1 Ridels. Pelts. Etc.
1fell2fe iVILUAM GORDNERj GENERAL BLACKSMITHING -AND HORS SIIOEINtx BOONVILLE, tliDi TtTOULt) felfnrm the piifelife thfef. he hfes just opened bHklness at the bid DeGMtno-Barkwell stand; Hh Second street, son lb of the Jourt House, and Is oreparetl to do General Repainiig bf all kinds and Blacksiplthlng and Repi hi khbrt notice. HORSE-SHOEING a Spedlfellv. GEO; M. PIERCE, rLAIM ANIJ ORNAMENTAL Painters Paper Hanger BOONVILLE, ino.
13 fteriarfed to do all kinds of work til the ftbovd line on Short notice and at reasonable rate aps The Cost of the Union. X)nce in a while, ludeml, frequently of late, hear objections to pensioning soldiers who engaged in the late war for the perpetuation of the Union. The Philadelphia Times, the avowed and unblushing organ monopolists, while advocating the monstrous iniquities of taxing the necessities of life for benefit of monopolists, regards the PeViiion bill recently passed by the House, with special horror. Tf it beonvs a law, says the Times, it will diminish the Treasury surplus materially. As though the existing pension laws were not sufficiently liberal, this new bill provides that every person who Served three months in the field and Is now disabled, in whole or in part, by reason of any wound, injury or disease which there is probably cause to believe originated in the line Of duty, shall be placed on the pension rolls.
It is not necessary to prove that it actually did so originate. It is sufficient that, after the lapse of twenty year0 there shall bO alleged a prohalild entse to believe. 'And this. continues the Times is not all that the new bill provides. It creates a new class of claimants parents, whose sons.
were lost in the war Hnd wlio now, after twenty ears, are without means of support other than their own labor. It is not necessary that the claimant should have been dependent on the SOB at lie time of his death. If there is probable causa to believe that the son might have supported the parents now, the parents inn-t have a pension. Nothing 13 none common than to hear men talk of the value ot the Union, its con1 inmtal grandeur, its wealth, its boundle-s 1 resuurces. Its destiny, etc.
They do not seem tu rtmeml-er that but for the sodiers this great Reputil oilld li ive beeti divided and since the soldiers preserved lie Union they tire Imnest I entitled to (Very cent they re likely to receive in the way of pensions. While in I lie service they were poorly paid at best, and often what tiny did leceiVe in the way of wages was in depreciated paper money. Tim Philadelphia Times advocates gh taxation in the interest of monopol'ps, by which the people are annually robbed of hundreds of millions 3f dollars, and by Vvbich the Government secures a vast suiplus, for which it has no legitimate inf. Now then, if this robbery lusincss is to go forward, hs advoca1 ed by the Times and other monopoly org ms, then we can see no belter use for the surplus limn to pay pensions, as provided in the bill pissed ly the House. If parens sent tin ir sons to the war never to return, they should be remembered by the Government, and the service and sacrifices of their sons should lie ibttantially recognized and rewarded.
Within a half century they will all be dead, and the pension business will lie numbered ainon'it the things o' I lie ist, and then the counry will lie so rich that the few dollars paid to Union Soldiers, instead of being a subject for regrets, will be regarded as the crowning glory of the ll-pubiic. Munopo'y organs should tie shamed into sdei.ee. They clamor for high taxation in the interest cf men who mto Bimply mercenaries, demand leglislaMon that they may i ule the people under cover of law, and oetiselessly antagonize legislation in the interest of the great body of the people. After awhile, after what the Union cost in money, and. while the organs of monopoly may whine grand sum fetal, others (and my will le the majority) will hand in the verdict.
Cheap enough. A bill has been introduced in the Jfew Yotk legsl ature compelling mmufactures of canned goods to put the tlate of canning thereon. Such a law should be enforced in every State of the Union and then the consumer would not be imp ised upon by having stale goods so to them as is now the cate. Fon sellng a S20.000 turnpike to the city a Philadelphia attorney has just been awarded a $50,000 fee. Tne old saying: than a Philadelphia good.
lawyer, still holds It should be observed that the red man has opened the spring campaign in Colorado. lie opened it with his tomahawk and scalping knife. Heroism takes many shapes. The bravest dee! of the present year is that of an Illinois in who has married his mother-iti law. Star gazers are happy.
The five planets, Venus, Jupiter, Mars, Mercury and tf iturn can now ati be seen in the evening sky. stfengUiening The well known properties of Iron, combined other tonics and a most perfect nCiVtne, are found in Carters Iron Pills, Which strengthen the nerves and body, and improve the blood and complexion. is a pi Permehit SJwards to Condict ne se 823 t4 IB-. $560. Solaindii Boyer to Abraham Boyer ne There is no use crying over spilled I PV MZimme.man to Man Fowler pt nw sw milk, gays the old saw.
If ou are 1 33 re i. Sheriff Warrick comity to Abraham Boyer eV so pt nes6 18. to Nicholas Becker wVi nw s6 t7 re. oiiimodore Kelley to Carlisle nw se S15 15 r7. Auditor Warrick county to Commodore Kelley nw se sl5 15 r7.
Dubois to Henry A Parker pt sw pt w'i se sw sw si to re. Auditor Waiitck county to Charles Hudspeth 55 nw se t6 rt. Josiah Look to I.ena Brosand nw 31 t6 r8. Auditor Warrick county ip McKinney withal, clean, richly perfumed, cools I Pt-a si2to re nvi "Hsre pt 33i6 re I John Phillips to Jos Phillips enw t4 1 17 side so se t4 17. George Gardner to Fred Kocherhaus e'A nw s25 t6 r9.
scales to A Robinson se ne sw ne s27 t3 r7. A ltobluson to Scales end nw sw s7 tr r7. Eliza flazen etal to Robt Marstial coal lease. Cabbage to Thomas' Cabbage ne se s24 14 18. BF Davis to Commodore Ke.tey lot 63 Boonville.
Laney Perigo to Michael AlUultish nesw sl4 7 re. Carnahan to Massie s4 lot 12 Lvnnville A Roberts to Bethell ne se si 5 14 r7 Marion Folsom Admr to Mouroe Roberts pt nw sw s32 14 17. Sarah Scabs to Powers sw nw s2 t4 r' Jones to A Bench lot 5 block 4 Tennj son. Auditor Warrick county to Cottrell ne se s3 15 rl. Joseph Ellison to Austin ne ne 51 t5 r7 not only bald, hut have no life in the roots of your hair, there is no use crying over that, either.
Take both time and yourself by the forelock while there is a forelock left. Apply laikers Hair Balsam to your hail before mat ti rs get worse. It will arret-t the falling off cf ymir hairand restore its original color, gloss, and softness. It is a perfect dressing SPRING MS re offer a Stock of Boots and Shftfes this season that wifi SliFpSiSanyeverf-fered bylisTSqualify, and as tohiiitEy is the largest in Evansville. While 0ir Prices are very low call ancTseeTS Gno.
Miller Co 208 Main St.3 EvanviIIeIiid. IMPORTANT river east to Fort Smith. This was. rr done eighteen y-ars ago, when there! A Lncky Kangaroo MsHcr. were pientv of Government lands all One of the most dating Kangaroo over ihe West.
This some net of hunters of Australia, and his stag Congress declared the Oklahoma I hounds, were te'nbly lacerated by a lands to he public lands, and subject wounded Kangaroo, on the great to settlement by pre-emption orlsheep ranene of Mr. Alfred Hay. homestead, as oiherpublic lands, and Boomanootnana, N. S. and were that same act remains as it was pntiiely cured by the use of St.
passed. As this countty settled up Jacobs Oil. Mr. Hay wnites that ii and public lauds became scare-1 is the greatest pain-cure ever intro-atteniion wasdirected to Oaklahoma, duced for in in or beast. and one YuYtDt payvf It is not always policy to judge a mans poiiiics by the color ot his who is a Hoosier and an old soldier, no.e.
organised a colony and went to Oklahoma to settle. But the eVer I W'OULD recommend Elis Cream wuchful Cattle men had got the atari Balm to any one having Catarrh or of him, and had not only taken the I Catarrhal Asthma. I have suffi red tetrity for graz ng bht had teheed for HVe ears so I could not lie down miles of it and lefused to let setihrs for weeks at a titne. Since I liava squat near them. One of these cattle en using tfe dm can lie down kings is and rest.
I thank God that you ever SENATOR rtuilB, invented such a medicine. Frank P. of this State, who has thirty sections I BUI lelgh. I ai mington. II.
fenced for pasture and lias actually A largB niimber of newspapers enclosed the cabins of the Oklahoma 1 regard the latest Arctic expedition settlers. Of course these cattle men as another funeral procession. stand in with the Administration, Uarn that which will be of bfehfehl to EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE MEETS THE BEMAND. WE GIVE A THOROUGH and Practical Course in Bookkeeping, teaching Ihe feell; fe.nl latest forms of books as used the many different kinds of business. From Major Downs, Military Instructor, Mt.
Pleasant Academy, Singling, N. Y.i During the very tod weather I was sutfering Witii i Catairh My head and throat ached so severely that I was obliged to keep quiet. Elys Cream Balm was suggested, Within an hour ftom lie first application I felt relieved, the pain began to subside. In a few days I was entirey cured. W.
A. Downs. (Price 60 cts. ties Piso's Cure and toy cough is entirely gone and I am well its ever, EmeBine Ford, TiiOse new spring hats are just tod lovely for anything FAtlV frotn indigestion, dyspepsia, and too hearty eating is relieved at once bv taking one of Carter's Little Liver Pills Immediately after flintier. Don't forget this.
WK GlXP A THOROUGH tkrnrse in Business Penmanship, WE GIVE A THOROUGH and Practical Course In Short-Hand, WE GIVE A THOROUGH Course on CommfeHJInl taHr. WE GIVE A Course of Buslness.training that ls.worthtmoney to whoever lakes 11. OUR SCHOOL IS OPEN DAY AND NIGHT, and students can enter at any time. WE EXTEND A CORDIAL INVltAtlDk who in practical education. Circulars glVIhg full particulars sent free.
TijKNICK RANK. Principals'. Evansville. Ind. and they have used the army to eject Payne and his colonyi And a very strange tiling has been, lht the authorities have always refused to prosecute Payne after arresting him.
One time they arrested and cariled him around h.v the way of Galyeston. Texas, to Fort (Smith, and then turned him loose, saving they had no more use fur him. Pay lie has always sought a trial in order that the matter might be tested, but the Government has seen to It that the matter should not be sifted, but that Plumb should have the free use of the DEPOT LIVERY, FEEDMiD SALE STABLE THOMAS LATSHAWj PrLprictLr. (1H SQUARES SOUTH OF PUBLIC SQUARE,) BOONVILLE) Is prepared at all times to convey the tiAVdllng public to all parts of the country at reas onable latee. Gossirs are making as much as possible of the alleged fact that Senator and Mrs.
Logan have leased Oklahoma pasture, where he pays no their Uhicogo house for four years, i tax and does not own a foot of the I VICKS rlOPal uUIQ0 territory and intends that no citizen 3. aged nine years, was affict- For mt is an elegant Book of isd pace; 8 KJt- sltall enjoy he right of going into el with Catarrh; the use of El va I ored Plates Flowers and VegetAblea; ind that territojy and selecting 100 ftcres I Cream Balm effected a of that rich soil fora home as the cure. Government intended. To give youE some idea of the enormity of the ndv I I Tips Ik not a quarter of Its cost, Itis CATTLE BUSINESS I IN thB nPjft WDrld women bM printfed both English and German, If ydti wouu womeI1 aRerwards order seeds deduot tne 10 cents; there I Will just say that adj lining I 81n no tai- I Vicks Reeds are the Best In the World. The this rilv tliera baVfl heSn wintarerl Floral Guide will how to get and grew them, 1,1 Jr ei, o6 tiV I Handover.
l9, 1984, I VickS Flower and Vegetable Garden, 175 1.100 head Of Shorthorn bulls, which I I Pages, 8 Colored Plates, 500 Engravings, for 60 will he ved next Monday to the! Arter having lung fever and cents in paper covers, $1 elegant cloth, in territory, and they are owned snd to 1 hd a dreadful cough I 0 iin 'sfrated Monthly Magazine- he used by one man in his herd I "na coma not Slppp at hight. Tlie Pages, a Colored Plate in every number and Some of your stock men can gather' haVe Senbot some idea of the size of the herd Allen Cherrv. Eby. Daniel Hartley, Yankeetown. lor 10 cents 8 trial copies for 25 cents.
NON BUT FIRST-CLASS RIGS ilNf OUfi "Horses Bought, Sold and Traded.J HOLLINGSWORTH BROS. IMPORTERS AND WnobSSALB USALER3 IN Queensware, China and Glassware DECORATED AND PLAIN, Toilet. Sots and Fancy Goods, No, 202Firt Strait Many have looked upon Payne as a Crank and a fraud, and the Okla lmma lerritory as a myth, but they are sadly mistaken. Everybody heye is in sympathy with Baynp, and every lawyer with a thimbleful of brains knows that the law Is with him. How Jong these cattle men would have held tins tertiiory no man know, onlv lor an incident that occurred in Washington a short time 1.
