The Mulhall Enterprise. (Mulhall, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 50, Ed. 1 Monday, September 30, 1895 Page: 3 of 4
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& FIXTURES
FIRST CLASS,
Of I> ug» with fixtures.
KP FOftCASH.
vj N. Km pur. a Avenue.
HBPHVOray
■» 1 •■'it*. I Color
i « %• ii • hair ta. ng
A « irunguU
PATENTS,TRADEMARKS
T xamlnati'^n an I Advice »« tn Patentability of In
ventlou. S' rii f.ir "lnv«>nt> ' (JtiMr, or Mow to (Jet a
l atent. l'AlltiLK O IAlii k LL, Wanhlligton, 1). C.
TUT AFRMOTOR CO. -1-*J half Ui» worl«*«
nn.-miii bu«ioe .. i . It h*H teduredUie«*t of
W»Qd power lo I t» v. h.u u • It b*« many braiub
lion***. an i - * it- K'x«M»tiil repair*
at »• ur (S.m.i !t i iti ami dura furbish a
».-i:«*r aitu le l«»r !»•>» inoatj than
otlii*i . I: makes pumping and
Ueaivu. t'leel. OahranlMd alter-
t'oiupletioii Wlndtnlliv Tilling
an I FIx.m! -.,..1 l.ir.t-n.su-el B»USaw
Frame*. vh | ... d «'utter* and IV? d
Ur.ndei v (Mi appiu-atbui It will name one
of th>- • :i:' I- 'i! will furtnvh until
January" W • 1 . • ' '
Tauk* and Pumpaof all kin is >«*nd for catalog «.
IVton : 12th. Rockwcli or. J HUmorc Streets, Cfckai*
WELL MACHINERY
Illustrated catalogue ahnwinR WF1J
AT7QEBS, lKH'K UIU1.1.S. HYI'KAULlU i
AND JF.TTINtl MACHINERY, etc. /
hbnt Fi:h8. llavo beou tested and Jfi
all warranted.
Powell & Ch^se Machinery Co.
1414 Went 11th street.
KANSAS ITT*. MISSOl RI.
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.
For
Tamely Warning.
Tho great success of the chocolate preparations of
the house of Walter Baker & Co. (established
in 1780) has led to the placing on the market
many misleading and unscrupulous imitations
of their name, labels, and wrappers. Walter
Baker Ic Co. are the oldest and largest manu-
facturers of pure and high-grade Cocoas and
Chocolates on this continent. No chemicals ara
used in their manufactures.
Consumers should ask for, and be sure that
they get, the genuino Walter Baker k Co.'s goods.
WALTER BAKER & CO., Limited,
DORCHKSTKR. MASS.
STEEL WEB PICKET FENCE.
GABLED FIELD AND HOG FENCE.
Al.n <'Alll.ltI. IMU LTKV. GAIt D KM AND KAIIIIIT rKNI'K.
w» manufacture a complete line of Smooth W|r» Fencing and guarantee every aitlcla to be an rep:
Muted. If you "'iirlder ijuaHtjr we can »are you money. <rImIo&u«> free.
De Kalb Fence Co.,
I 2 I High Street,
DE KALB, ILL.
THAT PLATE
MEANS
M
VOU SEE "l HEM EVERYWHERE
!)cn't Tobacco
Spit and Smoke
Your Life
Away!
G1SCIRETS
makofi
> nerves
strong, and
brings back
tho feeling's of
youth to the pre-
maturely old man.
It restores lost vigor.
You may gain ten
pounds in ten days.
GUARANTEED
tobacco habit cube.
Go buy ancl try ti box to-day. It
costs only $1. Your own drugrgist
will guarantoo a euro or money re-
funded. Booklet, written guarantee of cur©
and samplo free. Address nearest office.
the sterling remedy co..
IICACO. MONTREAL, CAN. NEW YORK.
randy cathartic euro cor.r.tlijatlon. .Purely vegetable, smooth and
easy, eoldby druggists everywhere, guaranteed to cure. Oulj lftj.
the food for all such.
How many pale folk
there are! People who
have the will, but no power
to bring out their vitality;
people who swing like
a pendulum between
strength and weakness—
so that one day's work
causes six days' sickness!
People who have 110 life
for resisting disease—thin people, nerveless, delicate !
The food for all such men, women, or children is Scott's
Emulsion. The hypophosphites combined with the oil
will tone up tho system, give the blood new life, improve
the appetite and help digestion. The sign of new life will
be a fattening and reddening, which brings with it strength,
comfort and good-nature.
J'f sui t you gtt . Jlt't KpnuSiitn uhtn j *u uant i'/ .inJ ntl « (fita/ inlitilntt.
Scott cc Dutr«e, New York. All Druggists, soc. and 9l«
•V Kyi
11. V . Smith, associate justu-o of ilie
Utah supreme court. died tit 0*«\len. j
He was in Kentucky and was nj»-
poinied to the Wench l»y President 1
t leveland.
Kx-Treastirer Samuel M m i»l»y of Ok-
lahonia shot Receiver I. P IJoss of the
Oklahoma <"ity laud otliee in the mouth
because of insults. The wound is not '
serious.
Muck Stuart, formerly of Omaha-
Neb.. now muler sentim-i- of death at
Hidalgo del I'ntrellu, Mi-\uo. for
shooting a policciu.i n ill self-tlel\*n-
has appealed to Nehraskan> to aid
him.
Aeeording to the national bureau of ,
navigation. the uierehaiit vessels of
the I nited States Dumber .'.t,240 with j
a total tonnage of I.•"* tons a de-
crease of .*.0.000 tons in the fiscal year.
The report of •lunii's White, superin-
tendent of the raihva.\ mail service,
shows that oiiring the year 4'.«7 acci
dents occurred t«• railway p •stoHiccs.
in which seven clerks were killed uml
178 injured while on duty: un increase
over last year of 1 IT accidents and
twenty-seven clerks killed and in-
jured.
The Uev. .John Henry Harrows,
widely kuowu as the nresideut of the
world's fair parliament of religion, has
tendered his resignation as pastor of
the First Preabyteriau church of Chi-
cago. He has been pastor of this
church for fifteen years, lie will go
to Indiu to deliver Christian lectures.
Congressman K irk pat rick of Kansas
says that he doesn't think Oklahoma
will be admitted to Statehood by the
present Congress.
The income tax experiment has
proved to be an expensive one for the
government.
It is said that Republican senators
will invite Populist senators to attend
their caucus.
Mark Harold failed to establish his
identity as the son of Mrs. Menu, who
was murdered with her niece near
Laredo, Texas.
Mrs. Yanderbilt presented to
the New York police pension fund for
the order. the croppers kept at her
daughter's wedding.
The latest presidential candidacy
story is that Allison is to get Harri-
son's strength whenever it appears
that the ex-president cannot be nomi-
nated.
At Washington. 1>. < . the general
assembly. K. of I. . after some discus-
sion, indorsed the boycott of national
bank notes ordered by Mr. Sovereign
last spriug.
•lohn Uedfern. the well known L011- 1
don tailor, is dead.
A grand ball was given in Omaha to
celebrate the release of Debs.
Otto Trot man <»f Pittsburg, Kan.,
has been arrested 011 suspicion of hav-
ing murdered Ins wife last September.
A mob in Madison county. Texas, is
said to have lynched the wrong negro
for riding a horse over ;» little girl. 4
The guilty man escapetl.
tieneral Maximo Oomez the Cuban
1 insurgent leader, has captured Fort
Paleyo, in the province of Santa Clara.
Exactly one-half of the members of
the Senate will begin their Senatorial
j careers with this session of Congress.
• Indications are that the proposition
i to retire greenbacks will precipitate a
hot and time-killing light in Congress.
Charles Mol is under arrest in * lii-
eago charged with murdering Annie
Anderson by hanging her to a gas jet.
Kx-Uovernor Anthony of Kansas
scored state officers because they re-
fused to "O. K." a bill of expenses for
11 junketing trip.
tieneral Alger has made reply to
Senator Sherman's charge that Alger's
friends bought Southern votes in the
convention of 18SH.
President Ingalls has replied to Sen-
ator Chandler's bitter attack upon the
legality of the new joint traffic agree-
ment of the trunk lines.
The Iowa coal miners have-organ-
ized a protective association for their
state alone and elected •' NY. Reynolds
of Beacon president They will affili-
ate with tho National Federation of
Labor.
Governor Morrill of Kansas has
commuted the sentence of Frank Van
Doran. burglar of Dickinson county,
from live years to one year, on the
ground that he did not know what he
was doing.
Great Northern officials have asked 1
all men in the employ of the road in
South Dakota if they were members
of the American Railway union. Ycry
few men acknowledged belonging to
the order.
General Master Workman Sovereign
resigned, but by an almost unanimous
vote of the general assembly of the
Knights of Labor the resignation was
not accepted. New York socialists ac-
cused Sovereign of compromising with
capital, hence his action.
Fid Craighead, witness in the case of
W ashington Davis, on trial at Lincoln.
Neb., for train wrecking, testified that
Davis confessed the crime to him: that
he had asked Craighead to help him ]
remove a rail and then Hag the express
and get a reward. Craighead refused. 1
Later Davis confessed that he had re-
lieved the rail but could not flag the
train.
S. S. If. Clark, president and receiver
of the In ion Pacific, pronounces the
rumor that an Eastern syndicate is to
buy the ron ti false, and says that
under the present conditions such a
move is absurd. Mr. Clark also says
that it is not likely that the govern-
ment will take control of the road, as
such action would involve a loss to the
government.
The Shawnee county tax rolls
show that Mrs. Simon Greenspan,
widow of Allen Sells, the circus
man, is the richest woman in
Topeka. She is worth $3.*)U,-000.
Other rich women in Topeka are
Mrs. Eliza Chrisman, whose property
is valued at 5?--"»0.oo:», and Mrs. Julia
Wilhouae, wk" is worth $100,000*
Mr. Otey, a Virginia Congressman,
announces his purpose to introduce a
bill to appropriate *-.'7,oOO.('00 for the
benefit of ex-< onfederat soldiers, con-
ditional upon an ci|uul amount being
appropriated by the States in which
the Confederates live. His proposi-
tion is founded on the plea Chat the
$'.'7,000,001) represents the proceeds of
captured property turned into the
Federal treasury during the war, and
that the people of the South have a
moral claim for the money.
A good many Kansas gentle-
men who have been riding on
railroad passes for several years
will after January I put up the
cash or walk. Vnder the new
agreement of the Kansas authorities
no passes w ill be given to state officers
who collect mileage tees in the dis-
j charge of their official duties. This I
applies it) members of state boards |
Sheriffs will have passes as heretofore.
Clerks of district courts will also have
pusses next year.
Annothcr frightful trolley car acci-
dent was narrowly averted at Cleve-
lend. A runaway ear nearly pushed
two other ears through au o|ieu draw
into tho river. Many women passeu-
gers fainted and one was badly injured
in a crush to escape.
THE GUARD'S ST0HY.
From tho St»t»* .lum"0:i I n--.dil Neb.
Nebraska M.i
Ralston. T.»
uoiid example
IVi
1 ronger m »•> of
1 ployed "M tlie
try than J. I
er he ap|M
ts that
1 it sii W a dav in bis lite.
nv vear> Mr. Ralston lived at
V , .1 and the old residents
the 1 e 1 «■ mem her him as one ot the strongest
.iiid healthiest oftheir number. ,
In -v. ->r thereat1' 'Its, when the "grip
lirst broke li.ith in this se. lion ot thecoun« I
ir\. it claaned him as one ot it* earliest vic-
tims. Like HUM men with a strong l»hy-
siiiue, he M.ren d at the disease and did not
miai ii properly against it. For days lie lay
in l.ed and It-it it only an a continued in
x slid.
About this lime he moved with his isuu- |
\ t.. Peru, Nehra ..a, where some of his . nulls.
children were attending the Mate Normal
School. He hoped the change would do
him good, hut he was disappointed. He ■ 000,000 hotel.
doctored with the local physicians, andI ——
even with his own son, who was practicing 1 A Business Men s
medicine. All seemed to no avsil, and , ^eon organized at M
Young folks tell what they do; old'
I ones what they have done, and fools
what they will do.
Mrs. James L. Gates, of Milwaukee,
owns a llible that was brought over in
the Mayflower in K>.'o.
Mine. Adelina Patti, who was takeu
suddenly ill in Birmingham, is suffer-
ing from laryngeal catarrh.
I Loudon has 11,0(H) hackney coaches,
j The Princess of Wales lias f'.'.M»,ooo
in lace.
Argeutine Republic has 419 flour
Washington, D. C , is to have a
7T
Li in l.caveiiin
l'uwcr.— Latest L.b. uov t *vc.
liicheat ol
Powder
/ £?.S©LUTEIN PURE
Mate
burn
and it
bushel
.000,000
Miii.noo pound
port s
f Mont
California has 800,000 olive trees.
London makes 3.%,000 pianas a year.
While we are true to God, darknes
is the sure forerunner of a brighter
light.
Tho British official who has charge
of the money affairs says that all the
gold in the world could be stored in
a room 24 feet sqare and 20 feet deep.
Criticism is sometimes more whole
some, but it isn't always safe.
The home rule question has wrecked
the happiness of many a family.
O110 of the great satires in society is ,
to hear some women spoken of as chap-
eron es.
«agie is a tough bird, but when 1
I Berlin is to have nn ii
hihition next year which,
will attract a largo lie
dance.
Louisiana has hi.'17 7 aei
Every dollar in
ought to have t ioi
The Bible lias
every page, f<
Christ i
lod's name <
1 promises
the one w h
lust rial ex-
I is thought
man atten-
poe
A Vermont trapper has received an
order from Montreal party for 10ti0
Association lias uvo Blainl:s.
and
miserable in mind and body the poor man i
told his lainiiy that he lea red there was 110
hope lor him. ... .
A happy thought of Ins own led him to ■
trv strong stimulants He «a" again aide i
to* work but he soon found that his rebel (
was but tomporarv. and when bad weather j
1 iime on he was subject to severe attacks ot
Hie "grip" as before.
1 wo vears ago Mr. Ralston was employ-
ed at the Nebraska IN-niti ntiarv at Lincoln
the state t a pits and enjoyed comparative
ease while perlonning the duties as usher.
Last fall however he was put out on the wall
tail, however, he was put out 011 the wall. ^
and with the . hange ol work came his old
trouble in even more n :gra\ atea form. He
was not only troubled with the usual mis-
erable leelings ol the "grip, hut he jound 1
himsell short of breath ami generally weak.
these things untitting him tor the duties ot
his position.
Once more, almost in despair, he sought
n cure and purchased a box ol Dr. W illianis
Pink Pills for Rale People, lie u-ed them
according to direction- and leit better.
Five more boxes followed the iirst, and the
long-sufferer was a well man.
Said he ti) a Journal reporter, to whom
he had just given the above facts: "I feel . ...
now* as though I could stack more hay than it is put on tho buck of a dollar it is
; anv man in Nebraska; and il 1 1
do God's will.
>1 nu> Inti tienee« o
to III.' iliin«iT Hil l'
l'arkrr'n t.lt»uer Tonic
In making our
are apt to forjj
Kveryo
tn miff, r w l:li form
Kriif" ful h ulktnit.
for export to 1 uglai
Property to tb
000 is left in tlie
Great Hritain
Prince Hisimirck derives an annua'
income of 817W00 > from various indus-
tries iu which lie is interested.
A ( It ltd i'11 joy*
The pleasant tlavor, gentle action anc
soothing effects of Syrup of Fig«, when
n ' in need «»f a laxative, an I if tho lather or
Mother be eosiive or biliou". the most
on almost gratifying results follow it-' use, so that it
1 wants to is the best family remedy known, and ev
cry family should have a bottle on hand.
t hoi
nl resolutic
long the ;
*« how It is
ear is.
The Inter Mountain
copper goes up
receives the be
$ .\000,000 a ve;
s every time
cent u pound Butte
lit to tho extent ol
Grasse, iu France, contains over 100
inch<• to factories which distill perfumes from
the flowers of the orange, jasmine.
Do your part faithfully, and fate n>se, violet, cussia, tuberrose and
vill do the rest.
1 lllnden-oriu.
ded
position now I would hunt one on a harvest
Held. Why, only lest Sunday ni lit 1 took
a severe cold which, a year aim. would have
laid me up a week w.tli the ••grip'' hut now
1 it causes me only temporary annoyance,
and I simply live it off". '
Mr. Ralston has bci n long and favorably
known in many parts ot Nebraska, both a-
s private citizen and as a leader in the or-
iginal Farmers' Alliance movement, and
liosts of friends rejoice w dh him in h.
remarkable recovery. i"r which lie unhesi-
tatingly gives the credit to Dr. Williams
Pink l'ills.
Dr. Williams' Pink l'ills contain, in a
% condensed form, all the elements
, necessary to give new 1 i 1 »* and richness to
! the blood, and restore shattered nerve-.
Pink Rills are sold by all dealers, or will be
lent post paid on rci eipt of price. ;>0 1 cuts
t box or six boxes for " by addressing
Dr. Williams' Medicine Company, Shene»
lady, N. Y.
Old Beau: ''Miss Flossie be mine.
I would give give my life for you!
Miss Flossie: "Well, you niav, if
it's heavily insured." Harlem .Life
Fire did 925,000 damages to the bus-
iness portion of Flora 111., last week.
First Tourist (grandly): "While in
Europe last summer 1 went through
Wales."
Second Tourist (from Chicago):
"llow much did his princelete have in
liis clothes? "—Truth.
legal tender.
"I am tired of life,"
disappoint
exclaimed
Why'."' askc
You alwa
your own cxpen
enjoy a laugh,
en at
The
only thing left to the poor in
Indian summer.
her more fortunate msut. "llecauso i ilian now, is Hi
have never loved," slie replied. We all inalii'the mislaltc of depend
"Loye has wounded my lieart with inff too much oil our friends.
a dart," said a rejected 1
will cure it with another,'
friend.
rcr. 'He
said his
A child said to a butterfly: "You
live but a day." "Hut a day," said the
butterfly, "is a lifetime."
"You do not exist," said Doubt to a
soul. "You would not be if i did not,'
answered the soul.
uiii|.niiniln nri'ii j.eopln
eil hi boating theirtriioliy
According to the tombstones, ceme-
teries contain more good people .than
•ver lived.
Itiiinilni; Ooulilt, <11 parity.
In tho year lS'Jl tho De Kalb Fence
Co. of Do Kalb, 111., doubled the ca-
pacity for producing their lines over
1893, which gavt them an output of
20 miles per day. The demand for their
goods has been so great the past sea-
son. that in order to be able to supply
their trade, they have been compelled
this year to double the capacity of 1S'J4,
which now Rives llieui an output of 40
miles per day.
This In its°lf speaks well for their
product and merits the attention and
inspection of our renders, and all that
are in need of smooth wire fencing of
any kind, anil It will he to your inter-
est to write for their catalogue which
describes In detail their goods, com-
r oppo'i'te prising the large: t and most complete
mii.Mitute | iines ()f smooth wire fencing now pro-
duced by any ono plant in the country.
fiee their ad In another column of this
paper.
Last year it cost Great Britain $11,
11st plague of Cy-
othcr plants.
Iloit'i TIlUt
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any cs that i anoot b«
cured by Hall'* • atarrh Cure.
F .? Cll IONKY K- CO., Toledo, O.
We, the und M'^lRtied. have known F.
J Cheney for the last 15 years, and be-
lieve hlni perfe-ilv honorable In all
business trans.i. tlons, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their fli m,
WALDINO. KIN'NAN A MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio*
Rail s Catarrh Cure is taken Internal"
ly, a ot i ti« directly upon the blood nntl
mucous surfaces of ti e system. Testt*
nionlals pent free. Price. 75c per bottle.
Bold by all driiKRlxtt*.
Hulls Family l'ills, £Cc.
Four generations of a family are be-
ing taken care of at the poor farm at
Biddcford, Maine.
r»r'M t'wiiffli itnlMiim
t* tli® ciMeit Ami I... t It i. ill liti'ak ii|i «Oo1i1 qnlrk»l
liiali nin thing tins. It Is *|w»jr» reliable. Try It
In 1 ROD there were in London only
r.ort miles of underground wires, where-
as there are now lf.ooo miles.
ir tli* hmii.v i* nuuiiiTfftn
no miio nml ii > tliHl 1.1.1 mill mil Ulcit remHy, MML
ChlMien T««tliiii8.
WLKHI.OM » Si»I III Ml .s
Deer aro so thick along the Rogu
Hi ver, in Oregon, that men are pro
It is generally beleived the Pabst-
Matlier divorce case will be settled out itably engaged in killin
&f couat. their hides.
While intoxicated, Tom Brew, a
farmer of Alicia, Ark., fell from a
train and broke his neck.
In the famous Garden of Olives at
Jerusalem there arc eight flourishing
alive trees that arc known to be over
1,01)0 years old.
Nineteen hundred salmon were ta-
ken at one haul of a seine by a fislicr-
ii a ii iu Elliot Bay, near Seattle, a few-
lays ago. It was the largest haule
nade thereabouts.
(»()() to combat tht
prus.
Thi» Fnnny Fan Tula Viillay,
FOlt SALE The best improved
Ranche (farm) in Southern Colorado.
3l' 11 acres. Address P. P. Baker, To-
peka. Kas., or N. It. Baker, Alamosa,
Colorado.
j In Trigg county, Ky., .1. J. Thomas
r ! grew an apple that weighed a pound
I and ten ounces.
Prepaid gas meters are growing in
favor in New York. You drop a quar-
ter in the slot and get -00 feet of gas.
•: Dr. h llnr'ndrMl
1 II,. Ill VI ,|u> -S lis«\
fill .1 loMl.'fl". t •
l ai. iiot.(l'liila.,l'»>
FITS
.. I II.- ;iI
Bloomers are the rage in Paris. The
women arc overdoing it, and tho au-
thorities are puzzled how to stop the
nuisance.
. X. v., WICHITA-VOL. 8, M). 48.
W hen Aniwi rliic AdvertlM»meiita
I'U'fine !U«nt Ion Till* Taper.
Bed quilts made of perforated sheets
Df white paper are becoming quite
popular in Europe, especially in En-
gland, Holland and France.
Shun idleness; it is the rust that at-
taches itself to the most brilliant
inetals.
A FAMOl'J-
Is a prize fighter and champion in every contest with J
It knocks out in every round, and on its belt is written
"1 CURE."
THE LAND OF THE
BIG RED APPLE
Tbr I j.i (iuod I.ami '•> had In Ika "Coru S*lt"
For INFORMATION leiranlinir Inml In Hiit-ry Co.,
1. W. MINNOI KI, nmui- t . i apt. Oto. a.
city, M".. j. o. Makiott, I'urdy, Me..
Km
.ria.liio. lt lU.ljr., ClncajT", III.
i.. h. sutwav a oo ,
'year! Il'" i
like ilia i a i
PArmt.
has beeouis fninout
oecnuse there i» hardly ii hoi.mis mnn c»r woman
ji tireat llritaitl or the L'niteii Mi
not contribute to tho paper «*u
writers eiifiURed lor l -.'ii promise to
per more nllruclive than ever heiore. i
To those W ho snhsri i lit'at ome. fOndlnn fl .ft.,
Ihe I'ubliihers make nil extrrt'ordniii: v offer, to
leudfiena liiind*ome four-pnye culi'iuler, * I"
m.. lithographed in nine hri^lil colors, reinil
prn-e "f win. h is Ml cent *. Tin: < oaii'.vnion
tree every we"k to •'an. 1. If."', the 'IhaiiKs^iv
liiK, fhrislmai and New ^eiu s D'.oi.io Numbers
free, and I III. t o.Ul'ANin\ :i lull >ear, weeks,
In .Jan. i. Is-.-;. Address Tut; Voltii s Compan-
ion, lO'j t o'.umbua Ave., Hum on.
Up to October 1, roads centering nt
Chicago, had contracted this year for
100 new locomotives, nearly 10,0001
freight cars and over 120,000 tons of i
new steel rails.
1 believe Pi?o's Cure for Consumption
laved inv boy's life last summer.—Mrs.
al.i.ie l)oi i;i.v—Lelloy, Midi. Pot, 20, '91
According to M. Gambler Bolton,
lions fetch 51,500 each; lion cubs,
|:»00 each; tiger cubs, 8400; a young
hippopotamus, $2500.
' By Christmas there will be nearly
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