Mulhall Enterprise. (Mulhall, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, June 28, 1901 Page: 4 of 6
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THE ENTERPRISE. MULHALL. O.T. FRIDAY. Jl'NE 28, 1901
E riULHALL ENTERPRISE.
By NVOOSLEY BROS.,
OWNKKS AND PUBI.ISHKK8.
|Tom B. Woosley and Carl H ooaley
Official Paper of Mulhall
lillbrr Oklahoma Press Association
Intervd In tIn* r<
at Mulhall U. I
LOSING
FLESH
In summer can be prevented
by taklntf
Scott's Emulsion
Its as beneficial In summer as
In winter. If you are weak or
run down. It will build you up.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT HOWNE, Chemisti,
40^41 s Pearl Street, Nrw York,
soc. and fi.oo; nil druggists
Tin Santa I V is marking itseiitfines
on branch lines with a prefixed cipher,
as 0.V1, or 01 \± This is to prevent en-
nines used nn branch lines from fr?et-
ting into heavy service on the main
line.
PAIIINC
ritlilSIIKI) KV Kit V
Advertising llnlf
lisplay Adv«*rt Uln# single colainn |»< i iin-h
| tlloiltli. fifty iVlUx I III>»|«- t*4»lIIIIIII |M I
i |M-r hi*nit11. • >im- (It»I la r.
jpovlttI Rate*
lr. «>r fnict i.>n t hereof
flirt li i»f 'Hirad must n.
outrun* for oim*
osltlon "f ail i lid
onsldered.
Tiik discovery of nil wells in Cali-
lorn in and Texas promises tn have an
important and Umeticial influence on
the railroad industry in the whole
southwestern pnrtinn of the United
States. Shortly after the striking of
oil in California I lie Atchison mat be-
gan using crude nil as fuel on its loco-
mnt ives in that region. It was a com-
plete success, saving nearly one-half
the former expense for coal. The oil
necessary to do tin* work of a ton of
coal eosis about ti less than the coab
Si:\atoh Hanna has ^iveil $.~>ium)o and tlie cost of installing oil burners
| tn Kcnvoii college at i • a ml tic r. Ohio on loot unot ives is only $2"»0.
! tor a new dormitory, which at his re-
quest will be called "Polit icians Har-
! racks." During the past year $100,000
endowment for the college has been
raised.
Jknni nhs is to have another bank.
I. A. Burkjiolder. the big Mason of
I Eastern < oklahoma is the projector.
Intcs to Foreign Ad vert isers governeil <
T imsis or reliability aim! ujxnitlir i-Iunx
L-erthimr.
etter.s relath
, slit Ml 111 1M*
, Muiiiuii. <►. r
nlverti.ilng. >siil>N< rlp
l<lres>e(i to WunM,
I'KII I .
Sts< Kil l ION
\\ OOSLh»
I ditor.
The old Iowa (iuru'iiiK k round near
Perkins was sold Tuesday at auction
and was ImiukIiI by .1. W. McNeal, of
| (iutlirie. The grounds consist of ten
acres and Mr. McNeal pays tollo lor it.
Thk Indian Territory is not the only I The new purchaser will have it plat-
country where bun vivants drink i ted and it will he known as South
peruna, lemon extract and wood alco-1 Perkins. The town lots will he sold
hoi in lieu of forty rod sour niasli. At j and Mr. McNeal thinks that the husi-
tlie prohibition Town of Ottumwa, la., j ness ol Perkins will he brought to
two brothers died Tuesday ni(fht from South Perkins. There is not a more
the effects of a lemon extract spree.
IIkuu is a story told on the time
made on the Kastern oklahoma rail-
road. A conductor remarked to a
passenger who was complaining of the
slow time, "I've been on this road six
months and know what I am talking
j about," said the conductor. "Six
| months," replied the passenger in as-
tonishment, "what station did you
get on at y"
historic place than the Iowa dancing
grounds, anil people w ho know of t he
value of the ground say that Mr. j
McNeal has a bargain.
'ijl kut. Col.. liKHKIt, who is son-in-
v of (Jen. Miles and a member of his
itf, who has long enjoyed the lepu-
ion of being an eleel rical expert, i.s
d by officers of the Signal Corps to
ve perfected a system wireless tel-
raphy that is better than Marconi's
1 does not encroach upon that svs-
n in and particular. I'nder the ad-
eoftien. (Sreely. chief signal officer.
I. ltelier declines to talk for publl-
ion about bis system.
(!i»>|>IihsIonKit I'JV ANS still remains
at the head of the Pension Mureau, al-
t hough some intlHi nt ial polll ieiausare
after his scalp. Senator liurton, of
Kansas is taking an active part in ihe
effort that is being made to have one
of his constat uents made <;oiiiinission-
j er of Pensions. Mr. ICvans says lie
| lias not resigned and does not intend
1 lo resign unless requested by the
President to do so.
Notice I
beginning with week of .1 line IT,and
itinuing to close of season. 1 w ill be
Mulhall on Tuesdays and Saturdays
y. Remember the da\s.
(J. \V. Sl'A NO I.Kit.
Ve will pay per week and e\
ises for men or women w ith rig to
roduee our Poultry Mixture and ln-
t Destroyer in the country. Ail-
ss, with stamp. Kxcki.siou I'iioii
. Parsons, Kan.
'lie two daily last trains on the
octaw lioiite make direct coiiiiee-
ii at Mempliis for >iil points in 111e
st anil .soul Meant.
Tiik printing press has made presi-
dents, killed poets and furnished busi-
ness for thousands. It lias curtailed
the power of kings, converted bankers
into paupers. Il has made paupers ot
college presidents: it has educated the
homeless and robbed I lie philosopher
of bis reason, it smiles, erics, dies, but
can't lie run to suit every body, and
the man w ill go era/.\ who tries.
.IriHiK Si'itiNOKit is earning the fee
the Kiowa. (lotnanche and Apache In-
dians have promised to pay him for
trying to prevent the opening of their
reservation to public settlement, lie
has tiled with the President a memo-
rial asking that the proclamation de-
claring t he lands open for settlement
be held back the full six months after
the final allotments to the Indians
that the law gives the President au-
t lim it v to do, if lie sees lit. ill order
that Congress may tie appealed to: and
be says that if the supreme court of
tile District nf Columbia refuses the
injunction against the Secretary of
the Interior, that has been asked for.
he will carry the case to the I Tnited
States supreme court. Officials still
say there will lie no delay in opening
t he lands ti) sett lenient.
Look in
your mirror
today. Take
a last look at
your gray
hair. It sure-
ly may be
the last if
you want
it so; you
needn'tkeep
your gray
Iiair a week longer than
you wish. There's no
guesswork about this;
it's sure every time.
To re-
YEARS
s t 0 re
color to
gray hair
visor
After
using it
two
or three w :eks notice how
much younger you ap-
pear, ten years younger
at least.
Ayer's Hair Vigor also
cures dandruff, prevents
falling of the hair, makes
hair grow, and is a splen-
did hair dressing.
It cannot help but do
these things, for it's a
hair-food. When the hair
is well fed, it cannot help
but grow.
It makes the scalp
healthy and this cures
the disease that causes
dandruff.
Jl .00 a bottle. All druitK'nt".
•• My hair was coming out badly,
but Ayr * Hair Vigor stopped the
falling .mil lias mad» my hair very
thick and much darker than before.
I think there is nothing lik* it for
t he it i n " Coil a M. i.i- a,
April 25,1M9. Yarrow, I. T.
Wrltm the Doctor.
If you do not <»bt:ilii all tin* benefits
von th'siiu Ipihi the iish of tin- Vigor,
wrttM lit" iI'M-tor about it. A ilr»*ss.
int. J. (J. AYKK. I.owell, Mas*.
j
Physician
a Special! >
I),
a ntf
NULCY FROTTE No. 6066.
NULCY fROTT'S Pedigree-.-Nuby f PROFESSIONAL
Frutte. Ni>. litilKl, he by Mouton, fro. wwwwwwwwwwt
j 2387: he by Sansonnet; he by Vigon-
seux, Nu he by Coco No , m.i onnkiifv. \t
j Dam: Mar got, No 6065• she by Ves- I
Pb' . \ Mnkl
This horse was raised by M (Jus- \
not, of Anthon conntg. France, and
registered in the Norman Pcrcheron
Stud Book, Ho. 6066; also in the
American Stud Book, No. 7901 I
have the original French Pedigiee
from which this is translated.
This horse is a ,ull Idooded Per.
cheron Norman; is a jet black; stands
W I 2 hands high; weighs 1650 lbs
has a kind and gentle disposition, and
has fine style and action.
surgeon
<»n:i l>isea»es
Office in City On k store
Ml KH \ LL, O. T.
D"
BLUE WARRIOR.
BLUE WARRIOR was sired by an
imported Spanish jack His dam by
Peucock. Peacock was sired by Rice
H. Park's premium jack, Peacock; his
kam by Black Warrior; grand dam by
Madison, John H. Payne's premium
jack; great-grand dam by the great
Castillion; great great-g and dam by
Imported Mammoth; great-great-
great-dam by Imported Warrior;
Black Warrior was got by the pre-
mium jack, Tuscarora, dam by Im-
ported 3d Napoleon. Peacock was
got by Capt. Henry Louis' Napoleon,
dam by the jack, Buena Vista; yrand
dam said to be imported jennett.
Louis' Napoleon was sired by Robt;
E Willers' Imported Napoleon. The
2nd dam of Black Warrior was by
DiU'in's Bourbon, 3rd dam by Man-
pin's Bourbon, / e by J B. Miller's Im-
ported Napoh'c'i
If you want lo ruise large well built
mines ilcni'l fail to see this tine yiiuni!
jack lielore breeding elsewhere. He
i.s a SI* l» K foul ire I ler.
Homeopathic Physician.
o| Tin; IN KKSIDKM K. FUST IILOt'K
I \ST or KOI I'KUMAN'S STORK
M C LI IA 1,1,. - - - OKLAHOMA
AM.AN (i. T. ( HII.DKKS.
Physiciar. and surgeon*
Prlvsite otlire I
di'iicc. I wo !»!«>• k
i 'orner drug sUir
Ml LIIAI.I., OKI.A HO VIA
orner drui? store. Kes'-^
ist and one blocU sout 'i •>'
• alls answered promptly
jy'w. v.
1 ' Phv
II ATI-1 FLU
Physician and surgeon
Us imswt-ivd day or night, ottict*
eli bulldhty.
M I 1 11 A I. I.. OKI.A.
1 ) R'
ANIMi,
JOE THORNBURGH.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.
JOE TIIOll \ IH'HGII—l>uik b.i>
15i hands high, 1,000 lbs, hied by
hi*
i 'Idldtvii. a spei lall } .
OFFICE IN CITY
Ml 1 II M l
■th ian srutiKti
of lhe Ky»\ Ear. Women
1M1V?
DRUG SI ORE,
DR. M. I'. FURROW,
jDEUTIST
vtti cn l isi half <>f ein'li inoiitli I1 hi* • »tti
,i Mulhn 11 o\ i-r * Il l/.en-.' Hauk <Mulhal
l-'t-om I he l.*»t h l«> t he rUM Ii of euch month
it'll CI sb Work Assined.
W. H. MATTHEWS.
A11 oi IM'V IIt-I<au .
Real Kslate, LounR, Collections. Insurunc
K -nlals. Ihisiiu-ss >a t i>fa «M ori I y trausae'e
f »r ii'»n-r«'>ident> Notnr\ IMihllc in <»!!i ■
A i.n rt.i: nirl of Los Angeles. < uli-
forniii. wlio.se imrents were ulioiit to
move to A ri/.oiia, and who liaii heard
that country spoken of is.a forlorn and
partieiiiarly Uod-lorsaken plaee. was
saying Iter prayers at her mother's
knee the night before their intended
departure. She said all she had been
taught and then, with peculiar em-
phasis, she said: "Now good-liy. (iod,
for to-morrow we are going to Ari-
zona." Exchange.
I Iiiivp been troubled with intlige*- j
ii for ten years, have tried main !
ngs ami spent much money to ll0j|rl>
pose until I tiled Kodol Hyspepsia | ^ M
le. I liave taken two bottles and
ten nune relief from 1 lietn than all
er medicines taken. 1 feel more
? a hoy tb.in I have teit in twenu
trs" Ainlerst.ii liiggs, of Siinn\
lie,'i'ex. 'riionsaiuls have testified
did Mi. lilg«H. t'. A. 1 nisei.
•r. Furrow , the tint liric dentist w ill
in Mulhall at his pernianent ottie.-
r Citizens' bank from June l~> to ::n.
. work is tirst-cla-s. and s guaran-
• I. l'atronize i dentist who spends
' le money in our tow n.
For M irble and Gr.n>te
rk call on or write and get our pri-
liefore buying elseu lietv.
s. il. I- \i,i,is, Proprietor, i
iutlirie Marble and tiranile Works,
tlirie, (•. T.
Deafness Cannot l»e Cured
local applications, as tliev cannot
ch the deceased poll ion ol I he eai.
ere is only one \va\ lo cine deal-
is, and I hat is by constil nl iona! i em-
hh, Deatness i.s caused by an in*
lied condition of tlie nmciMis lining
lie Eustachian 'I'uhe. When this
>e ^et intlained you have a ruin-
ig sound or impel led hearing, and
en it is entirely closed deafness is
results, and unless the inllainu*
ii can be taken out and this tube
Cored to its normal condition, bear
will be destroyed forevei. Nine
es out of ten are caused by catai i It
icb it* nothing but an intlained con-
km. of the mucous Htirlaees.
Ve will give One Ifnndred Dnllars
any cuse of deal ness (cuiLsed by
urrli) tliut can not be cured by
H'« C'utui eli Cure. Hend forciicu-
*, free.
F. 'I. Chknev v* Co., Toledo, ().
o'd by di uggintH, 75c
lall's Family Pills are the best.
, Kkw men ;uv better known iu the
world than Andrew Carnegie, yet few
know personalis or know of Mrs. Car-
negie. There are many people who
do not even know that Mr. Carnegie
wife. Mr. Carnegie did not
marry until late in life. He venerated
his mother, and il is said promised not
to marry during her life time. Kor in
years lie had known Miss Louise W hit-
field, daughter of .lohn Whitfield, a
■pittsburg merchant. They were mar-
ried in April, l^sT. and have onechild.
u daughter of ten. Mrs. Carnegie i>.
20 years her husband's junior.
Man boriiof woman is small pota-
toes and few in a hill. In infancy he
is full of colic and (rodfrey's cordial,
and in age he is full of cuss words and
rheumatism. In his youth hismother
takcth him across her knee and svveei-
eneth his life with her slipper, and
when he is a man grown the sheriff
pursuetki him through the alleys al
the days of his life, lie spreadeth
like a green bay tree, llegetteth into
ottice and his friends cling to him like
Hies to a sugar barrel, lie swelleth
with vanity, lie culteth ice for ;t
time hut is hewn flown at the next
convent ion iiiiiI is cast in the salt box
and his name is Dennis, out of otlice
and out of I rienrls lie goeth busted and
lieth down iu the cow pasture, lie
diet Ii out of t lie world and goet li w here
it is warm enough without clothes,
and the last end of man i.s worse than
the Ii st. ______
II wann weather makes vici feel
wears you ina\ be sine \oin svsteni
needs cleansing, t'se 1'iicklv Ash
Bitie's before t lie hot weat her arrive
it will put the stomach. Iiver and how -
Is in order and help \oti through the
heated term. Scott Norris
( 'ki.kbka i k. all ye people, at M ulhall
HARMLR'.s. WATCH l:OW HIM.
The count ry is prosperous and the
fakir class flourishes. Watch for him.
An exchange says : "Hedrives I hrough
the count ry and sells soap at $."> per
box, which sum includes the price of
fortv yards of carpet selected from the
mimpie which he has on his wagon.
He takes $o. leaves the box ot soap and
promises to deliver the carpet in i
week, and drives awa\. The s »ap is
pi 'hahlv worth ">u cents: it stays with
the purchaser. The carpet is probab-
1> wort 11 si,; hut it stavs with the
fakir and has not been delivered to a
single \ ictitn. He may call on you to-
morrow."
...Besl...
PasssngsrServics
"TEXAS.
4 IMPORTANT GATEWAYS 4
T F X A :
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
,0.000
^ devils Immmor-
in^ your head.
KRAUSES
HEADACHE
CAPSULES
CURES ANY KIND OF HEADACHE.
*500 reward lor any injurious
substance found in thpse capsulcs.
Perfectly harmless.Sold hy druQfysh
NORMAN LICMTY UTS CO 0ES MOINtS IA
I'KH I il Ihh ■■■
"No tronhlo to auawer questiom."
2 FAST TRAINS DAILY 2
to St. I ouis, ChiraQo
and the I cist....
3IJPERB PULLMAN VESTIBULFB SLEE 'EH8,
UAND30MK NEW OHAIE CARS*8.»if T M).
FASTEST TIME TO NEW ORLEANS
(OOMPAHE ECMECC :S).
ONLY LINE RUNNING TH* J >Qr ' ACHES
AND SLEEPERS WITHOi C'HiNGS
C A LI F O 71 IA.
* R.
VN
Oklahoma at the Fxoosition.
The I tklalimna < "'»iiiiniNsi< mers to I lit'
Liuiisiiiiiii I'liruliiise ( entetinial Kxpo-
sition nl St. Luiiis in l!»o:{,.lost'|ih Mt-i-
lici'ifeii, Kuiil. i-liaiiiiian; Kivil I..
Wriuier. (iutlirie. siii'ivtai'v: anil (Ml.
A. s111111• ■ • . HI Itt'Mu. are altvuiiy fur-
miiliit inif plans ot° work ami prcpariuy
to lit'yin the collect ion of the products
of Oklahoma.
The Territory will have a building
at the llxposstion, and the coniinissioii
helievi that in it can lie shown a dis-
play of agricultural and hurt ^cultural
products and natural resources that
will not tie surpassed In au.i State ol
the I'nion. In order that nothing
may be overlooked the commissioners
Invite suntfestions from every citi/.ei
of the Territory as t«» the charactet
and scope ot the exhibit, plans of pi
cedure, location of nntural resource.'-
of all kinds, unusual crops, etc., etc
if von have any ideas or siiuiteM ion-
to nlVer consult the nearest iiiciuIhtu!
t lie coiiimissiou. oi'iu l ite the secret ar>
if you know of mineral ur other de-
posits that should be shown, or liavt
e\t r:i tine products of anv kind, let 1 lit
in iiibers knon at once •. the\ can ai
aiui' to col le -t an I preserve same.
i; . t.v (iklalc'inati should be prom1
! iif t rerritor, and read) to assist ii,
aiakiiiK a showing at the Kxpositim
tliat will attract world-wide attention
5 iincrciiNai'y litiMK of Tittle.
\Y S. Wliedon .< Hollies ot tlf Flint
\ itioiuil l>iiiik of \N nteiset. Iowa,
in .i l eeen t lellfi yives si»nn* experi-
ence with ;• eiirpentei in lii.s employ,
thai will l)e of v«iluu to other niechaii
u s. He s i n s: • I ha<! a eai penter
winking for ine who was obliged to
stop woik for several clays on account
ot lieiiiK troubleil willi diarrhoea I
mentioned to liini that 1 had heeii
similar!) troubled and that (.'hatiibei-
lain's Colic, Cho eia and IMaiihoea
Ueinedy had cm ed ine lie l>oiurht a
bottle id' it t ioiii a di nudist here and
infoi ined ine that one dose cured him
and be is uflfaiu at Ins work." Sold
by (4. 1 i aser, di u^^ist.
For Sale or Kent.
(in!*! farm. \ miles north and 4 miles
west of Mulhall, and «> tnile> west and
one milt'smith nf Orlando. 4n acres of
wheat, and *Jn acres plowed for oats.
(io<xI house, larvrc pasture. Inquire
at farm.
I Clias. I'l. Price, Divermui, III ; got by
1 Dim itf i ass. son of Black llawk Morgan,
by Addison; dam, bay, bred In Alat
1 Sims, Vinleii, III : jrot by Clark Chief.
; .Ji . son of Clark Chief, by Mainbrino
Chief.
Second dam, bay. bred by Mat
Sims, got by Suns' Phrophet; son of
Prophet, by lilack Hawk.
Third dam, a I horoimhlu ed, said to
be by ('has. Wheat lev, son of Wagoner.
Fourth dam, Delta, a thoroughlned.
( KKTIKK ATK.
Middleluiry, Vt., June 17. 1892.
It isheteb) certilied that ChailesK.
Price, of l)iveriion, HI., has this day
registered in the Morgan Keyister, tlie
stallion .loe Thornbuiuh, description
and pedigiee of which animal are
given vtitbin.
JoskI'll I'.vr 1 i- ll.
Tkkms: Nulcy 1'i ott $8.00 to insure
colt to suck.
lilue Warrnii $6.00 to insure colt to
stick.
.loe Thoi nburch $5.00 to insure coll I li
to suck. j
Mares sohl, traded, or removed troin
thecMimty the seivice in ne\ becomes |
iininediatelv due. Maieand colt will
l»e held good for service tnoney where
ever found, itill most be seifle<l
wit hill li days after ton lint? b v cash oi
h\ equivalent bankable note. No res-
ponsibility for accidents. NoBumlay
sei vice.
The above described stock w ill make
the season of ltK)|, ( Beginning A m il 1
ami ending Julv 4.) at Mulhallat usual
stamling place back of F. M. Spang-
ler's implement house.
W. Spanuler owner, always to he
>1 o Ilia11. < >kloli<
Foster <S: Fostr
Attorneys at I.aw,
QUTHR1E
W ill nrjicl'ict* In .til t lie
t >ry. S|MTint :U lent Ion «
t Ml ion of estate.* of «i
.1 '1«IPoster. Olllee o\
Territory.
OK LA lion A.
iris in tli>* Terri-
•r Rank fndiu
L. Ch risen.
|AI.MIN(i AMI
APKR HANU1ISU.
Wall
\. l-'irsi st.
lli»use, Si|(n anJ
Ornantentul Pj:nt!iti(.
Pap t.
The CIt\7 DDxa.37
\\ . liOltDl hl., I'r
All Limit of liiialinK. tr:i
nron 1 pi ly :iiti
iriees.
Mull,all.
ferrinjf ami i
at all I i 1111 ■
lie only e.\ •
inta I'e 1 rahis.
TFY OUR
ton nd
hon.se.
at i'\ M. Spangler implement
jw alt ki: Spangi.kr, Outlet.
M fT.IIAT.I,, OKI. M«O>TA.
s
HAVINti,
HI NOLTNG,
M A v POO I NO
HI NINO.
lhe K nd Yiu Have Always Bought
the
Si^a.itur®
POSITIVKLY N
Reclining Chair Cats (» ial
ST.LOUIS, MEMPHISAN
) Dally to
L PASO.
Are you dull and stupid? Do you
miss the snap, vim and energy that
was once yoliis ? Von need a few dos-
es of that nieat system regulator,
Pricklv Ash Hitlers. For levivin^
Htren^th and energy, increasing the
capacity of the bod\ for work, it is a
remedy of the highest order. Scott
d- Norris.
See any Tl» k«t Accent, or write
II. IV IICM 11KS, Trtr. pMs«»K«r Agent. FT WORTH. TRI.
L. B. THORNF, K. P. TlIHM H.
Tu«-hj»ii«al*al (iaa I X<r ou Pui r ti 1 Tic*«i
DALLAS, T KX-
P::KSII>I:N I Mt KIM.i«:\
new postmaster for Mull
da> .succee(iiti^ t he p
ippointeii a
ill Wed lies-
sent incumbent.
Through Service
BETWEEN
ST. LOUIS,
CH ICAGO,
KANSAS CITY
AND THE
PRINCIPAL CITIES OF
TEXAS.
BUFFET SLEEPERS
AN D
free reclining
KATY CHAIR GARS
DINING STATIONS
OPERATED BY THE COMPANY.
SUPERIOR MEALS,
Fifty Cei ts
Th inking our natrons loi p:ist I <v<ns
we dolicit continuous ones Y^urs
anxious to please
W00LVKKT0K & FATHER,
All points in Tennessee, Mississippi,
Alabama, (Jejuni*, Noitli and South
Carolina best made !»\ the I'hociiw
Route Two last trains daily, make
connections at convenient hours at
Memphis with trains in all direct' n*.
No man can w ot U well with a torpid
liver or constipated bowels. A lew
doses ot Prickly A*h ltiltei» will
quickly lemove this condition and
make work a pleasure Scott N01
1 is.
Farm I or Sale, list acres of land,
one-half in cultivation: balance 1.1.
and grass land, within six miles
Mulhall. Price reasonable and t
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Sent postpaid on receipt of
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Woosley, Tom B. Mulhall Enterprise. (Mulhall, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, June 28, 1901, newspaper, June 28, 1901; Mulhall, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc284749/m1/4/: accessed April 26, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.