The Yukon Sun And The Yukon Weekly. (Yukon, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 15, Ed. 1 Friday, April 11, 1902 Page: 4 of 10
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I THE MULVEY MERCANTILE CO. I
We are showing1 this spring the best line of goods we ever
had. Every year, in fact every day, is an onward march.
Honest, Honorable Treatment
* to .everyone, at all times and under every condition, will
mean something to customers and friends of this store.
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^ It will pay you to watch our ads.
jE It will pay you better to visit our store.
| THE MULVEY MERCANTILE COMPANY,
• The Greatest and Most Liberal Store to its Customers in the Territory.
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THE YUKON SUN
AND WEEKLY.
WILLIAM ALBERT MAXWELL,
KDITOK AND I’LBLIHIIKIt.
Subscription Kate*:
One year................... ..........
Six month**............................
Throe months.........................
uf wheat, ingoing lower and lower.
Why don’t tho farmers “catch uu"
and at least give themselves the
benefit of the doubt? All infor-
mation about crops comes from
the farmers, and so long as they
make big rosy reports they must
expect to be ottered lower prices
VUKON, O. T., FRIDAY, APR. 11. for their produce.
It is the duty of every citizen
to take an active interest in the
Cushion Hunk Reorganised.
D. W. Hogan has sold his
ensuing town election. Only level- $S,0U(J slock in the I list National
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Leaded men should be elected to
ottico if the
out of debt
town is to be kept
Ninety-nine times in a hundred
it is host to deal with home mer-
chants and patronize home me-
chanics. Traveling fakirs will
get the hest of you and you have
no recourse.
Why doesn't Mark Hanna get
up a law to subsidize farm wagons
Bank of Cushion to VY. L. Culbert-
son of Carroll, Iowa, and E. L.
Welch of (Hidden, Iowa, for
$11,200. S. W. Hogan was pro-
moted to the presidency of the
bank, Mr. Welch will be cashier
and B. T. White will retain bis
position as assistant cashier.
These Iowa men were planning to
start another hank in Cushion,
hut were glad to consolidate their
interests with the First National,
making it a very strong institution.
Mr. Culbertson is president of the
First National Bank at Carroll,
j i . i which has a capital of $100,000
Ihnt haul wheat and corn and hogs | ^ ,))nn8 of ^)mh
to market? It s queer how he
Mr. Welch
is a splendid young business man
and lias been cashier of a bank at
(Bidden, Iowa, until he came to
Oklahoma a month ago.
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Dr. Settle reports receipt of
$1500 from the W. (). W. for Mrs.
Joseph Santin. The claim was
paid in less than twenty days from
notice of death. The lodge
will erect a tme-hundred-dollar
monument at his grave in a short
the same flask; the ever-blowing | time. The total cost to Mr. San-
south hreeza wufteth an odor of; tin for the Sixteen Hundred Dol-
Imrning cabbage. Verily, the lars was $1 60per mouth, amount-
wants to “help” the American
producer by sifting money thru
tho tight lingers of the millionaire
ship owners.
The chronic candidate weareth
his sweetest smile; the politician
shaketh hands with ail whom lie
meets; squads of men spin yarns
by the roadside and drink from
county campaign is upon us.
Many shrewd farmers (ndieve
that the farmers themselves are
partially responsible for the price!
of grain remaining low. The
daily papers, commission mer-
chants and other sources of in-1
formation are now loudly declar-1
iug that the wheat crop for 11H)2
ing in all to $57.60.
Rooms to Rent Choice of
two largo furnished rooms; good
light, front porch, etc. reasonable
I rent. Call at office.
—Get your seeds before the
assortment is broken. Settle’s.
Goto Woods' Confectionary
for an ice cold drink.
4500 rolls of new wall paper
at Howard's Drugstore. Various
will greatly exceed the big crop of grades at various prices, all cheap
last year; consequently the price for the quality.
- I want a few good farm loans
and will make a very close rate for
choice loans. No application re-
quired and no delay for an in-
spector to examine the land.
D. W. Hogan.
At First National Bank of Yukon.
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Advertiaeil Cotters.
The following list of unclaimed letters
remaining in the postoffiee at Yukon,
O. T., for the week ending April 10,
1902. If not called for on or before
April 21,1902, will be sent to the dead
letter office:
Armstrong. Mrs. Ella Davis, Mrs Jane
Francis, ,J. Hamblin, 1. W.
Lee, H. R. (2) Leeper, David H
Lawson, YV. C. Robinson, Manuell
Sharp, Rev. W. A . Ulin. L. C.
Waleh, Miss Mary
Parties calling for the above will
please say, "advertised” giving date
and paying one cent.
Fr.ouKxcE Littehk, Act. P. M.
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—Wood preserver at Settle’s.
Garden seeds, 2 pkgs. for 5c,
at Settle Drug Store.
1 have pasture to rent for 100
head of cattle, soon as grass comes.
1 mile south of Mustang. •
J. E. Tippit.
- Howard has a new line of
Stationery, consisting of tablets,
linen paper, box paper, etc. All
t Be late novelties. Prices are |
reasonable.
Get your seeds before the
assortment is broken . Settle’s.
The makers of Stearns paint
offer $100 in gold to*anyone test-
ing their paint and finding it, not
as represented. It is one of the
best paints made. For sale at
Howard's Drugstore.
It' you want to sell your prop-
| erty quick list it with Ellison A
Edwards, the hustling real estate
agents. They will sell it.
Barn Paint 75c per gallon at
Settle Drug Store.
—Ladies: We have a large new
I stock of wall paper, showing all of
the late patterns. The prices are
low and nobody needs to say they
I can't afford to paper this spring. |
Come in and see this tine line j
whether you wish to buy or not,
Howard’s Drug Store.
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‘PRICES RIGHT.’
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: Cots ami Mattresses. Burn up that old
£ hard mattress and come to 11s for the Best
• mattress at the ]trice in the territory. We •
I have them at $1.75 in narrow width and :
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I up according to size and quality. I
Centre Tables, 75c up to $4.00. Six- 1
\ foot extension tables, $5.50. See them; I
• they are worth the money. Picture frames *
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j not pay to passe partou. i
A full line of Iron Beds, Dressers and C
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Bed Room suites.
kitchen cabinets in several designs ,ns>
Cupboards, little and big. ’ A pood line m
of cook stoves, and we have been sellino-
them, too. W e make Prices Ri<>ht.
‘PRICES ARE RIGHT” AT
I Trees Bros., Yukon.
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Maxwell, William Albert. The Yukon Sun And The Yukon Weekly. (Yukon, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 15, Ed. 1 Friday, April 11, 1902, newspaper, April 11, 1902; Yukon, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc913772/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.