Mulhall Enterprise (Mulhall, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 19, Ed. 1 Friday, May 12, 1905 Page: 1 of 8
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The Official City
Paper.
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3 MULHALL ENTERPRISE E
Established January j}
1st. 1893. $
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Thirteenth Year
Mulhall, Oklahoma, Friday May 12 19Q5
No. 19
Clean Your Premises! Let Us All Begin At Home To Make The Town Attractive!
City Rules,
The sea.snn is here vvhrii the «»r<Ii-
nances niaia* jhmI providtfi 11• pn mtvc
the he.ilth (if the 1'i-oph* «.f MuShuM
should he rii'uive«i, .iud s\c a• • ;i suivd
hy Trusiet* .1. W. Smi li thai it in ti.r
inivnii u of the board to look elnsHy
after t his mattcr and ail parties are
askt-d to 1 al e notie» andpivern fheni*
Reives accordingly
Amoii«/ t he mat ters t hat an- inad«»
unlaw I nl hy ordinance are the -fol-
io winy:
Section 1. That it, shall ho unlaw-
ful forati\ perst ii or ihmshiis wihin
i he ct-rpnrated limits of >-aid town t«»
permit weeds to re «eh a height of |av«»
'eet or "Vfr on theii prenrses or thf
alley# hack ol ilie same.
Hcctioni!. Thatthetown of Mul-
hall shall cm all weeds at <>r abov**
the lieiL'hth of two fc»et in the streets
a1 I lie «».\peose of said town It shall
Im» the duty of tlio city maistial tow»e
that all we.--ds on premis s « f ii'»n-
residriits of t he town < f Mull aM,
reaching 11.IH-itfht.il <>f two t• • t <»f
over, be critduwn and the expenMea
UH'ieto be taxed up to the proper! v <>f
aaid non residents.
Section .'J. It shall he unlawful for
any person «»r persons io allow an ;u*
euiiitilat.ioii ot ashes, manure, slops or
tilth of any kind on any ot their
pr inise* or l he streets and al eys ad-
joining same.
Section 4 It shall he unlawful to
allow an accumulation of manure in
heaps, ashes or til Mis of any description
for i longer period that* • tie month
I rititf the su'nn.er and fall months.
8ectlon 5. ltfth&llhe unlawful t<»
allow f»1pens inside the corporate
limits ?o Income lilthy and unclean
xv hen found in this condi to,, if shall
tie Mie tow n marshal's duty to declar-*
sue!) a nuisance and they snail he re-
moved outside the corporate*) imi s.
Section ♦». It shall he unlawful tot-
ally person or persons tu scatter or
permit tiescattered any nits or
piectM of paper, watermelon linds or
tilth of anv description, upon the
streels or a|leys in the town of Mul-
hall.
Section 1. That the vaults of all
water closets in the town of Mulhall
shall h * a1 least four feet in rte^t n at d
not less i han t wo and one half wide
hy three feel Iom^.
Section 8. 1 lisenfectants of chlo-
ride of lime shall he used in all water
close's at least once every month pro-
vided that wo(«d ashes or carbolic acid
•r some ottier dlsenfectant surticient-
lv st.roily to remove ail odors emitia'-
;ntf from said water vaults has not
lieen used When the accumulation
in anv privv reaches within •»?••• f nt
•f the surface said privv m.uIi h...si
lie cleaned out and not covered with
•iirt.
Secti i'!*. Any person r ila'int?
any sec ion nf ill s ordinauc' sh «|]t
upon convicMtm tlioreof Uy proper
author'ties. !««• lined in anv s n not
less than tliife ;•*."> dollars or inote
than ten ( $10 J dollars i ir ea«-o and
every otTense..
Section 10. It shall he iheciuty «»f
the town marshal :«• take such action
as is necessary to secure the prompt,
and ri^rid enforcements of the various
pn»vis"»ns of * ''is ordinance.
Decoration Day,
There was a lar^e nuinhcr <»f old
soldiers, ladiesand c tizei.sat tin* hall
hisi sai ur lav who tiaik purl in mak-
|tm arrangements toi I >c<-< iat nm !>a>.
The I'is had a shori sec:c' session
and took in two n.emher*, C omiaoes
.1 l» (iibsott and .1. I Ii, He ^er.
At li e i-lose of i he ceitinony the
doors were ti.low ti < pen and the
public w» re invited to take part.
t n evcv in l ve committee, composed
of -V. It Wood, lieo A < •al l ison, Ue\
A. < Tliur ow, Klder O. O. Otih and
M i s 8 I <«aii«r. was appointed.
I> \ i 'ahlt. Heti. ^ KotL. i man
and Min. i Uawhii^s were appoint"
ed a committee on program and order
ol procession.
A if usic composed of the pastors,
A <J, riiurlow u. o. Oli* and <
KuUpatrick, was app doted io enlist
the help and co-operaliouof the st ver»
al church choirs to turnisli vocal music
tor .Vieuiorial auiKlay .>nd Iiecoraiiou
«lay Messrs. Willi liampion. It Mc
rounchey an.f l>r. \\. M llatlieio
were made a commit.ee on music
baud and voca>.
i'he i,adics of the <•. A U. are io
have cliaige and care » t iloweis on
1 decoration day and will make ar
rangeiueiiis for their distribution.
Kvenoiie, ho has flowers to ^ive is
reques ud to brin^ tliein toilie hall by
8 o'clocs, I'ue.via*, .May 110 h. and put
them tu o tiie haud.iof ihe coiiiuut lee.
lie v. 1' Uii npatrick, • f the 1 res by-
ifiian church has been secured lt»
preacli tne Memurial seruion al tlie
Christian church Sunday, May -Stli,
ai li a in.
Li (iovernor ( . M. Haines is to he
the oral t 1 K coiation oay, A pro-
ur on of uiiusii I interest is in course
ol preparation ami those who attend
l.iese exercises will not Ue disappoiu -
c-d.
The seveial Iraternal orders have
been invited totaue part and a place
in llie procession. After tiie exer-
clses and decorai on of the soldiers'
graves, the oilier organizations and
oitizeus wil after their own methods
decora e ilie graves of ilieir departed.
Our rea<l«rs' attention in called to
the ad vertiscment to sell the school
houses and foundations at Rural and
O -krlale.
There are few dist. rets that have had
a in re strenuous time than has been
tin o »»f t nis tiecli of the woods; be-
ginti ♦kr f out the earliest- time up t »
dat< . there have teen statesmei* and
scrappers to a finish in the early
da *., in ord?r to get twoNchool !iouse>
to a(*<*iiiumodaie the district, an
enumeratiott inc ii-ting married wom-
en was used to show the necessity of
another school house This was se-
cured by private subscript ion and
township help These school houses
were within a mile of each other
Reeeni ly a movement was put on
foot to consolidate the dis ricts and
build one school house large enough
to accommodate ah I he children, with
ave\ t» a gradeu sclio.il in the fu-
ture; this was carried. The school
house, which is of large dimensions,
is now nearly completed and is located
onthesite formerly occupied b\ the
residence of Jack narnthouse and in
sight of Wat. 'touch's former home,
two of the early pioneers and leaders
Guthrie Creamery Co.
Incorporated
1 rr" « v llixrrn. »i.-. ITI'S. .1 \ t;>ia»r. .., v. ;•>:<! •
Good News To The Farmers
i 1 N tfSKI.KV pi
We arc glad io announce to the Farmers of MuU
hall and vicinity that wc have complctcdarrangcnicnts
to receive all the Cream and Milk they have for sale
We have sectircd the services of Mr. J. S. Dcihl
as our agent. Mr, Deihl is well known to the pec
pie of this vicinity and in securing him we feel thai
we hiv j n-m well acquainted with handling milk
and one with whom the people will like to do business,
We arc prapared to buy either Separated Cream or
Whole Milk, and will pay within two [2] cents per lb.
of the top New York quotations for Butter. Those
desiring a Separator can pnrchose the same from Mr.
Deihl on easy terms
Milk and Cream will be received on and after March
1905.
Ouhrie Creamery Co.
J. 5. DlflHL Agent,
20
The Storm,
Tin''stiiim ia-tt Friday iitlniuw r.
i though of short duration, was of un-
usual sewritx while tt lasted. I Miring
libel rcuoonthcie were man> storm
symptoms, and at ahout 1J o'clock a
! shower laid the dust. This was fol-
lowed b\ o her showers until a little
i past 1 o'c ocW. when a threatening
l cloud ftoin the w si arose rapidly,
I giviler every indication ot wind and
' rain As it passeo uvel the town, rain
and hail fell in torrents so that the
water seemed to pile up. whil? the
' wind and nail wa*strippiny the leases
and trui s from Ihe lees; oui# hui d-
iligs. htose Ik.aids, clninne.vs and
wii <lows were blown down, scattered
and broken. No one was hurt and no
serious damage was done except to
gardct s and fruit; where t4ie hail
s rueU the*e is little fruit left on thr
ti*er> and v ines.
i'ota ■ '* s, onions, lettuce and radish*
es weif pelted into the ground but
will removes. Peas, UianK, lomatoes
and cai»bage will ha*e to be ivplamed.
Cileri es ami grapes w» t» stripped
from itie trees and vines.
The iioi;Hi window of Dr. McContie*
he> s rt'suh nce >as blown in and the
r-»om dreitchcd.
A largt plate glass window in
llornecker's flout was deniolisheii b>
tli" win'' an ' hail.
The M K. t huich and parsonagt*
suite red the It.ss u( several winddw
glusses itud ; lie chi.uticy on the parson-
age.
.1 i". Kaw hogs's s able in tiie south
part of town was blown to piece*
and scattered far and m ar. Mr
liaw11 ugs est imates Ins loss al 5.*»o
One of l lie la ilass in t lie I ron', of
ot 1 in. I'.n i i.nritisi: olilce was hlown
in no some ot iii" type cases we e
dampened a little before i hey .could i>t?
c.i rr led to a o r> place,
Ti»• t'iiivp'irit'd fruin tiie
ciiiinlr.t is r.iiii|iiirali,i-lv mikiII. A
liiiit mil" ii'niii i.r l'>nn Unit' wiisvt iy
ill 11, tiiiiliihii im il.'iiiui^t', A lilllu
■.hi ii, iM'M and fast nt tuwii l.lievuu(i-
I!">' imist dauiagfi.
Wyaiit liail a piece nt wlieal I If-
«iliiil"K tit I if ad wii if 11 was lifaltii in-
to tlif ground -
<»eu il in.all, ./. N. Stltes. .1. W.
V\ iIfs, I.f11. Sellrtejslit'l'ifeI' allCi Win.
Kissiic ,iud iieJds ni wheat badly
duraa^'ed.
Kor <mr part, Wf wish itic papfrs
wnulrl lei up tin 11 !s I'ri't. (Kler busi-
ness. Iteeaiisf i >npp inimI scieul ist. in
a Iff! iii,v ma If a tn.l sli siein. tit.
in (me thai ran ln> iwisie I into f,inlish
shape t»\ tlif I lii'ifly. iii'ws-liunurv eitr-
respuiideiits, tn t lie effect. > hat when
a man reaches tile iik'e ot klxr.y Ii"
siiiniki bo cliloioformed Into the sweet
Uye ami hve, tiie newspapers seem
lit take ureal •nlerest in prndiicinw'
arifinnciits and exa mples to cnnlfo-
vert I lif posit on taken hy tile pro-
fesst »r.
PRIMARY BALLOT N >MIY\T!0N,
11 11 r- s mil >, l 1II-, Veil well
known that lie rentier• il ions
for Office town, tow inty
—shall he mad« liv in i,allot,
rile pcple .shoiilil their
"-'I's. 'I priman ! i .nil M,,t
cu'e all I lie n i!s 1,1 ..., ...;, :,| svs Pnl
and aill not al»:ns | it 11„ iM.«st man
in I.ttic e. hut it ui Ves . v 1||,lu .(In;,I
votei a chance Io ha.. Ir.sav. an i it
I Ihe people with ||i <. ipoft unitv in
; I heir hands don' ^ i i tie best i het
| >*ill lie the suil'erers and theirs will lie
the taull.
Manv people are a ^ood ileal worried
over •lie presi lent "s iiavinir L'i ven this
I consent to I he presentation or a pel i-
tion liv the strikini.' Chicago lean:
sters. Ii is pi iiiahlv wisest however
| to w»it and sec how the president iv-
| wives the If i it ion before losing sieep
: over his intent ion. There is no one
who lias less patience Willi injustice
than II <•(„-] I || .. se \ e| t, and it, Is en-
i t irelv |o ssi le I hat lie linn "speak
st iai:..|it from th> shoulder" on I heir
dm ie.s us ci'i'z. r.s and I he neei ssitv of
rested for I lie : iw to the men who
j 111 lis lav I hemsel ves open to a little
' "fatherly talk"' fr< m I lie president of
tilt! I ni'ed states. ()f course, should
| the president ii '.einpi in settle I lie
differences hei ween t lie strikers and
their employers there would lie ample
reason Toi i e.jiei TI... 'reanislers'
I nlon has pi ,ven so tyrannical as io
relied diseifdlt on a!i ialior unions
and no true friend of Ialior will ylve it,
ar.y eneourai;euient. It is notable
that l here is Ii ue an entire at'Seuce of
those broad liiuuaiiitai lan considera-
ions Allien led the president to inter
I ere ill tile e.ia! strike f nearly three
years atfo.
DODCING RESPONSIBILITY.
\. ,| Innu has I wen easier in t lie pas I
fur officials elected to ailniiuistei and
enlotte the law ti,an for them t net
lound the rebpoiisihililv by s, iiie
liiirl i sound Inn talk, ex pre ssi vi'., f i hei r
doubts of I he eoust't utloimlity ol tin1
law. It has further been observed
that w lieu such officials desire to do a
liiinn re>1111r111u the expenditure ot
■in11it-\. w In I her asked lor iiy 11u
pie or of ureal public hcncUt in not.
tliev lind no ditliciilty in persuading
themselves that it'sall linht, when al
the same time, matters of law cti-
r,,rcement and Impiovemeni* to tlie
: ureal material bfi„ lit ol lh< com
iininiiyart set aside hfcausc the oltl-
i!ai doesn't want io <1,. «t, ,nd to
sei..»■ n himself lie nets Itehind his
ilouot ot leuai aui iionty Noi liinu 's
easier ior u ottleiai.
IVIjss Slinky School Convcw
tion.
To tie I eld at the i liristian eliurch
M;i\ hi. Inn... at "J:tin p. in. Tins con-
vention will Inciule tli" peopl* of
^1 nlhall at d sin'. <.uin!inu d isl i jet
UI i«i crested in SiiikIiiv sciio.i
work arc specially rei|iiesied in he
wit Ii lis there.
I'. .1 Sp*N(it.i:u, Pres.
("it vs, II ui' LllKi. Sec.
Notice!" Public S^lc
j Vc will offer nt public ti.le to the
htubest buiitrr tor cash, t wo
sell, .ol hulls.-s and 1, 11111 -ti -us. kicwn
a.< llut.il i in) (>ak. .'i i.i joint ill-
t r '4*1 \ -. 1. '.tlie in > . ill J | : n.
Tu.-d,i\. M n hi, inn.'..
By ttrder of the Hoard of dist. Nn. "J.
V> I. SI . HT. I Mice . ir.
Furm for Sale.
Farm locateif ahout six miles east
f'f Mulhall, known im the KlncAld
i farm. Tlie northwest (piarter "f
! sect ion to>\ nship nor I Ii of r«n_o
1. west nf the Indian m«-ridiaii. con-
taininu* lftO a •re-. Xddress •' A
i Will(m*<jiiiiv. ffeceiver, C'apitnl
i Nat lonal l>a?iW, fiui lirle.
Card of Tlianks
| In the recent bereavement which
'came tons, «e were shown m. much
kindness and consideration and were
ui veil sii much ll»lp by t he L'ooil lieiull-
liors that we desire iii Itns public
manner to • xpress, in s , far as v.ords
can. our deep sense of urtituif and
thanktuhiess. e may, iicri.aps,
nevei be alt'e to repay this debt ol
I'tatltude Itv acts, bu1 our praxer is
that au evetiaftiun hei .dietion of
peace in:iy rest upon t he heads of a .
Mils Kay. ui i .
M li and M i;s. I ',ki.i..
^1 ii and M i:s. <;itusiMi.
i, it, a, it, a a, ii, a, a. ,1. tu it, ,t, I, ii a, it, ,i, i. a, It,
I IjOCAL AMI f
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3 '♦» f •« 1* ff\WW >»« V •»» 1» IV»»»V ,1, ft ^ J
There v\ i 11 be ii demand for to ma toe
and cabbage pianls.
Miss Lue!la Ward arrived home
from Irdiani last Saturday nij»lit
Talk altoiir |nic-' Head ||(,|.
turker s ail. mi anotlior [lao-c,
I is an 3cs Cr-am Sanilac. Straw.
b. i i \, i berry or !'ineappleat,tan:i-:i V.
M rs. T 11. Yost and children vis-
ited hei sisier Mrs. K. L, Carson last
week.
I iic hand stand w is moved on its
ft hi i »l ;i l ion a f H.i to t in- soul Ii I v
l-'rWIiiyV Monn.
Uemeiuher t lie school election tins
yea r come, on May i he 1 st. a director
a i it I seclciiir; are to be elected.
Miss Lena Wood returned In,.11
Anthon* Kans al 11 a two weeks
visit with the ('baintt'on famili'.
Mr. '• W Ihirlord went 10 h't
Worth Wednesday I 1 vi.-11 a lew days
wii Ii bis ihiUi!liler Mrs ii iruey Tram
II it*11.
Miss Match Brown spent Sunday
wit Ii her p '.iple here, and in t he same
breath we 111:1: say llcnr.v Baker w;is
here I'rniu IVrry.
IIepolls froiii the coiinlrv reoort
ilamaue to wheal by hall in spots In
mil t iv casi s a part of ihe lield is badly
tiamaneil and 1 be rest
Not ifo I It'll!-v I Ii tfinteki't' s full
|t.|of ml 1111 t lie inside |i«p> tt[
|tao't> ni his issue
The siuns are fiivorable for a e 11 -
eral cleaninu up in this inwn: Let all
tlie people rejoiee and help the ^ood
work iklonu flcrninu his own premi-
l%il Ward rcpi.r s new pit a toes on
his table iast Sundas Mav 7lh, l.e is
I lie ti rst to re pi nt. t here may ti.* ot her
I iv t tiliis doinu very .veil for a back-
ward season
Word litis ttfcn'receiveil from Mrs
John *i l iff il b it l\ansas t'itv, that she
is sianilinu ttie tr»p verv well, and
that st • wiiuld leave 1 here Verities
day f r South I»1U i'a
The tn vi 1 at ions have teen issued
'. ir the tn a rri .1 ::f 1 if Kle.ninr 1 'a' her ine
llortier to Coin Walker Anderson
Tuesday evening Mav'JIlril at So'eloek
at the lioiiie of the brides parents.
ftr. i'epper, Cocoeola and IVpsin
I'uncb at Soda i'Vuintaih.
\ II. <'oili v.
Mrs I.' W.■ ilvcrton lias hoiiuht fi t
I'e'e Molt proper!v|and tlie McM.inniis
residence west of it, and will tirnliably
t t the firsi up fur business and M'siile
ill the latter.
Mr. Adam Kills, father of T. !•'.
Mills, who has been lure for three
weeks but too si-"| to In' out, ive are
ulild to note wis able to tie down
t1 evn Tuesda v. and says he is u:iitinitiU
rapidly.
L. K 11111niii 11 is havinu lumber liauled
for a II I rti ,i'_'\ 10 Oil tlie place tmnulit of
I! 1 ■ 11 r> I'apin. 'I'liis is a lieiiui iful site
in.1 the i; 11 •<Im;ins are tiiakiiiu sub
st an' ial i inpi oveinent s
Adam >'ack who resided 7 miles
northwest >f Mulhall died iast Sun-
j oay innritinu at J o'clock and was
; buried at t he Pleasant Valley I'«■ 111-
eter\ Monday. May Htli, liev. A.
fliurlow preached the funeral.
'I'lie Oklahoma State Medical
association held its annual meeting at
Uluthrie Wednesday and Thursday of
this week. Itr. W. M. Hatfield, of
Mulliall, was on the reception com-
liliit.ee.
After the uentle and refreshinu
s'e.wer Tuesday eveuitiu, 'be rose
; uuslii s in the > a 111 s it Mulhall were
ionkniu t heir prettiest. The variety
ami combination of colors r.ud delight*
tip perfume were very refreshing io
: be s-nsesof sight and smell.
Mi. and Mrs. .1..1111 l.rillhh an.I Mrs
Phillips, sisterof Mrs, «i n Hi lit left, on
the evening train Tuesday for Spear*
: 1 - 11. S. I tali ola. Mrs, (iritlilll was
ff t ling ti ui ie strong, though she made
ii.esiart wit Ii some ii read. All hope
thai tbecbange will tM: henellcial to
llfl' ileal! ti.
We call the attention of our readers
I o I lie edi ti trial clipped from t lie West-
1, t n Trade Journal, published at Chi-
cago, entit led "A Safe Investment."
i'hus article was written without the
i solicit ation or knowledge of tlie com-
Ip.'iny ud places the niatter ill its
t rue liglil.
Tlie. last leuislatur.' ma le a change
mine time for holding file annual
school me.'tiug. Instead of the Hrst
'I'litstiav in July, as formerly, the law
; changes t be lay to the l ist Tuesday
in May. That being Itecoration day
tills y.-ar, and a legal holiday, the
school meeting will lie held on
Wednesday, le- lilst.
Misses A goes a mi Louise iiwiiinell
and brother Iv i• ■ ft for Kraukfort
Kansas Wednesday evening Tor a
three weeks vi.^it ni b relatives.
I'm cheapiie s and effectiveness as
a disinfectant and preventive of four
odors nothing is better than dry
earth. Ourllown ordinance calls fif
lin.e ill vaults and places that need
purl lying. Lseadltle lime tu fnllill
'he law, 'lien Use plenty and tlei|iient-1
Iv dry dust from the roads, notice
qhe effect.
Mr. Jerks, the drih man of the j
fidelity Oil & tins (.0 has refitted 11
tractioncngine, and on Monday pulled
out with the drill for the lleltl eight!
miles east of town and »ill begin oper-1
at ions. The otlicers conlldently ex»|
pect to lind coal and t hey hope at a
depth of :t00 to 400 feet: in any case
1 hey are expeciing to go deeper, if
necessary, to make the test.
Cleared lor Action.
When the body is cleared for action,
r,v I)r. King's New Life Pills, you can
tell it by the bloom ol' health on
tli.cheeks: the brightness of the eyes:
ihe nrmhess of the Hesh and muscles:
1 he buoyancy of the mind. Try them.
At M. S. McConnehey's drug store.
Mrs .1. K. Ilartzell has taken the
agency fur the north half of Logan
1 count j for the California I'crfuni,
t o. goods The list of articles
furnished by t his conipam consists of
KI.AVOIIINIt i:\rllVlTK, TtllLI 1
vii'ih i.ks and riain mkkv. roVering
au extensive line, and everything wil
be found ol a high degree of exc^'leti'.'i'.
\ disp'av ol samples may lie s, - - 1
the window of Mrs Burton's milltne "
stoic (trders will lie taken for the.- ■
goods at any time.
Mils. .1. K. II MIT/KLI.
llon'l forget tin* 111 nn 1:11 Decor.i-
tloiid'.v foi the bene|i 1 of the celiie-
teiy itiiprovement fence fund. We
predict that when tiie people see the
fence and other betterments about ti',
t emet cry they will be willing to pav
for twodint'i-rs. even though they eat
hut one Let all lend a hand toward
putting the eemetfrv out of debt and
on tlie way toward other improve*
Tiients. <'oinmittees will he i'.ppoint-
ed to take charge ot the dinner.
Wateh for flirt her announcements,
The .laps in .IluJii u last Saturday
night was iutfivstiuu and disappoint-
ing Asan exhibition of the mucii
1.ti.(led art of sell defense, it was dis-
appointing'it; I lint Ihe uiiitlateil were
:ti a loss to know whether it was tlif
real t hing nr only a friendly t ussle 111
w hich at 1 given sign . I certain chang-
eswere made, giving the advantage
Ii rst to one and 1 lien the utber. Tiie
Japs gut np after each bout well
tousled, looking rosy and breathing
hard, hut the audience was largely
fro.U Missouri iis to the scienlilic
merits of the exhibition.
Sj\ed by Dyndmitc.
Soiiiel iines a lliiinlng eil v is saved by
dynamiting a space that the lire can't
.truss. Soinetlines, a cough hangs on
solong you feel as if nothing but
dynamite would cure it. /.. T. tlray,
of Calhoun (ia., writes: -'My wife bad
a very agravated cough, wlilcli kept
her awake nights. Two physicians
could not help her; she took I >r King's
New liiscoverv for Consumpl iou,
; Coughs and (.'olds, which eased her
rough, ga ve her sleep and llually cured
iier." Strictly scienlilic cure for
brunchit is, anil La Grippe. Al M.S.
McConnehfy's drugstore, price fillc
and *1.<10; guaranteed. i'rial bottle
free.
I>r. Hatfield clerk of the local lodge
of M. v. nf A received Wednesday a
telegram from J. V Rockwell of the
lodge at t'arpenierin Calif, an 11 iiinc-
ing the dealb of K. v.. Harris well
known as one of t he early settlers here
The deceased with his brother S. 10.
Harris opened the first grocery stoic
in Mulhall in a tent, 011 ihe lot now
occupied by A . Champion They In.ill
a store wliicli is iiuw a part of the
bui ding occupied i.y Frank Forrest.
Afterselling out Mr. Harris moved
to Ills farm east, ai' town which was
Ins home for snverrl years, during
which tame lie wasemp'oyed as a clerk
11 town, it good share of the time.
Willi his lamiI.y lie moved from here
to Calif ;i little over two tears ago.
The aniiouncment of his death will
bring words of sympathy to his family.
He was a Mason and member of ihe
Method; st. ceurch,
Sheriff Murphy took W. R Luster
to the asylum at \ rman last week.
I.lister is one unfortunately addicted
t" the morphine Habit and has become
a mental and nervous wreck. Of late
be lias been troubled with a fear that
some one was after him to do him
bodily hill in, and at times he has been
violent. I he family has been able to
keep l-.ini under co„trol until Thurs-
day night of last week, when he got
away and broke in o tlie house occu-
pied by C. t'. Roberts, Roberts, being
awakened, thought a robber was up
011 ihm and lie struck iii in with a. rasp
and cut u deep gash over Ins eye.
Help was called and Luster was taken
in charge Itv his son, Ariangements
lo have Pirn placed where lie could re-
ceive proper treatment were rrarte
He made no resistcnce. lie was in
the iisv I ti 111 six or seven years ago and
was benefl'teil and discharged after a
fe'v weeks.
WANTED Tlil STWilK.T,ln MAN on WO
ma 11 to iiiuuage business 111 this coun-
ty anil adjoining territory for well
established house of solid tinaucia
standing, tin ihi gtraigh cash salary
willi all necessary expences pai I week-
ly by check from headquarters. un-
ci ad vanced for expeiices. position
permanent: previous experience not
essential. No iuvestineii required.
We fnrnisn everything. Knclosi* self
addressed envelope. Address, manager
*10 Conio Block' Chicago' III. 4 il
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Wood, A. B. Mulhall Enterprise (Mulhall, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 19, Ed. 1 Friday, May 12, 1905, newspaper, May 12, 1905; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc285321/m1/1/: accessed March 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.