The Madill News. (Madill, Indian Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, October 7, 1904 Page: 1 of 10
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A Live Newspaper, Devoted to the Best Interests of the People of the B. I T.
VOL. X,
MADILL, I. T., FRIDAY OCTOBER 7, 1904.
NO. 13.
DON'T DEPEND TOO MUCH ON ONE CROP- -DIVERSIFY.
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2/our
Wants
jfll your banksng wants given
careful consideration and cour-
teous attention consistant with
safe banking.
Call and see us.
3*irst Rational fficink
S7?. Jfadrick, Cashier
Marshal W. H. Evans made a
trip to Durant thia week.
Junior Epworth League Pr^ram.
Oct., 9th, 1904.
Silent Prayer, followed by the
Lord's Prayer,
Psalm, read responsively.
Hymn.
Prayer, from "Wesley's Sunday
Service Book—
0 God, forasmuch us without thee we are un
able to please thee, mercifully grant that thy
Holy Spirit may In all things direct andruleour
hearts) through Jusus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Hymn.
Topic, text and remarks, by
Wiley Manis.
Application, by Superintend-
*" ent.
Sentence Prayer. •
Solo—Ruth Hobson.
Select Reading—Bu'ord Toon.
Hymn.
Benediction.
All Leaguers are requested to
bring their Bibles.
W. H. PI, week Of Prayer.
The women of the Home Mia- j
eion Society will ob : ve the |
"week of prayer," mooting at
the homes of the members, be-
ginning Monday with Mrs. A.G,
Eakin>, Mr:. Derrick. Mrs.
R Slouch, I-IVs. Bjard, Mrs. Ry-
y ' £urn ' !ia 1 ri..' .
Every auxiliary in the Methodist
church is r.quested to observe
this 1 'week of prayer.'' Object
—harmony, consecration and
information. A uniform pro-
gram will be used. The home
mission society is the grandest
body of organized womanhood in
the world and embraces more
varied classes of charities and
institutions than any other wo-
man's organization; some of
which are rescue homes, or in-
dustrial and training schools for
that class of our sex of whom
only Jesus could say "Go, and
sin no more, neither do I con-
demn thee."—Kinder-gartens,
settlement homes, day nurseries,
schools for foreigners, mountain
folk and miners, city mission-
£irie", deaconesses and other neg-
lected and unfortunate classes.
The organization is about 35,000
strong and own9 in its own name
near $100,000 worth of propert
The work is connectional
Madill is as much a part of the
. hole as any othar auxiliary.
Tho dues are only ten cents per
capita per month and only half
of this goes to the "central com-
niitteee," tin. remainder being
appropriate! by :>ur home con-
' rence in loan funds and dona-
tions to assist in building par-
t on ages.
"R00RAM FOR THE
WEEK OF PRAYER.
U. it'd States as a
MAJESTIC COOKING
15 OALLO
UCOPPE
FURNITURE—CARPETS—UN DERTAKERS-
We are too busy
to prepare an ad-
tisement this week
but we are still of-
fering extraordina-
ry bargains to cash
buyers.
Nowlin Bros.
MADILL'S CHEAPEST STORE
NORTHWEST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE.
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Biscuits baked perfectly, browned top and bottom, in
three minutes. We don't ask you to accept this
statement on the bare assertion, but we do ask—and extend
to every one in this community, a :oi,""al invitation to be in
attendance any day in the week of
october 10 to 15 INCLUSIVE,
and see this wonderful baking performance, with your own
eyes, have a dainty lunch and a delicious cup of coffee with
us, and hear tho demonstrator from the Majestic factory ex-
' plain why a
MAJESTIC
MALLEABLE IRON
PANGE
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is complete
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in airlines from a Pat- ■>
torn H: t to Ready to*
Wear. $
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BEST QUALITY, I
RSASO "\3UE PRICES. <
Come and inspect.
Mrs. D.HAGMAN, J
at Scott-Baldwin-Co. *
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DENTIST
DR. W. M. ADEfl
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jJ. - Eight years a specialist
$ with tho 1, .ding dentil )f America, with
§ the Rjy il f)ent: t of S; i'n in Cuba daring
£ the American govarnnennt.
* bakes so quickly and so perfectly. When , am- ?
? iped this modern cooking wonder you can readily see from $
| its construction why this is true. J
MAJESTIC RANGES are entirely different f-om all other?
j evoking Apparatus. Will not clot- with ashes and clinkers,
? allow smoke and soot to escape into e kitchen, crack or ^
t break, or subject you to the expense 1 annoyance of every
I other cooking apparatus. y
J Made of MALLEABLE IR6N and bast open hearth cold- |
+ rolled steel, 10 tc 50 per cent heavier throughout than any |
$ other range. Flues lined with pure asbcr'os, the entire raneg ¥
f riveted with the bsst Norway iron ri\ j 1:i. Air tight and dust J
I tight. This explains why a Gr
* work in half the time, and co
t After investigating we find
? MAJESTIC RANGES are true
4 ed them for our range departr ; t,
T guarantee that the Majestic Ranges are the most complete,
f durable, dependable and economical ranges made, and that's
J why we are having this cooking exhi lit. We want all our
citizens to see for themselves the p f of the claims made
for the Majestic Ranges.
A VALUABLE
mission field.
Tuesday—Need and opportu-
nity of mission work in the
South.
Wednesday—The oonnectional
work of the society.
Thursday—The need and op-
portunity for mission work in
our own locality.
Friday—What does the Wo-
man's Home Mission Society
need to enable it to meet its re-
sponsibility?.
Saturday—How can an indi-
vidual member promote the life
and work of the auxiliary?
Sunday—'"He will send forth
laborers into His harvest."
We know that the Home Mis-
sion Society has been a mighty
factor in Madill, furnishing
wholesome social, musical and
intellectual functions for our
town folk at a minimum cost; i;s
object being rarely to gather in
pheckels but to encourage a
higher and holier trend.
th
jestio Range will do its j
!y with half the fuel. j
the c : ims made for"]
'.otter1, and have select- -j
: d give our persoi.al 1
Debate.
Thedemocratic-republican bout
was pulled off Saturday night in
the court room with a fairly rood
audience in attendance. The
discussion was opened by Judge
Robt. H. West, of Ardmore,
who was introduced by Atfcy. J.
O. Minter, and reviewed the re-
publicans and advocated str
hood for the Indian Territory.
He attacked the repub n'
position on the tariff,
that goods manufactur 3 in
United States were so'd c
FREE
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abroad than at home, and con-
tended that the tariff fos-
torod the trusts and that all
(foods manufactured by trusla
should be put on the free list.
He said we should have double
statehood, in as much as the
Indian Territory's interests were
not in line with Oklahoma, that
this Territory was many times as
large as some of our states ami
that only one of our forty-five
states had a greater population
than the Indian Territory when
they came in as st ates.
Judge Robnett was introduced
by F. E. Knnnamer. He got
straight a tor the Judg9 ac-
cusing Roosevelt of t \ hittg 80-
cial equality by dining Booker
Washington. Taking Joseph
Milburn as authority he showed
that he, Milburn, dined with
Jefferson at Monticello. He also
accused Cleveland dining wilh
the negro Fro Douglas, and
said that in Ardmore a negro
prencher proachod in (' ■ Meth-
odist church th re to wlute peo-
ple and had n ;v )3> for u^lers.
He advocated the present' tariff
r.s the thinr; with perhaps the
nceid of a little revising, and was
iVfavor of th ■ ' t!lton state-
hood bill parsing ;ivi - ;a one
state from two territoi'ie.^, He
said that Madill was located in
the bo3t territory in lie T rrito-
ry a >d was de :ned to make a
groat town, and that, he wanted
to ■ as : •• ">ujaty oat and
'g' • : js he thought
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ALL WORK GUARANTEED
AT MODERATE PRICES.
OFFICE ROOM 6, TALTAFEttRO BUILDING.
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We are going to give, absol':' '•* free, to every purchas-
er of a Maje; tic Range, during '' sale only, a comp lete set
of the celebrated Majestic Cooking Ware made of cupper, ste'ii
and enamel, worth 87.50, cheap at t.iat and the best any pric .
To every lady registering at ur store we will give free, a
chance on a 86.00 Carving S.t with Stag Handles r.rd Silver
Ferules, no matter if you buy or not. The drawing for this
KpiLe ™wi!! .Satucdry, Oct. 15,
Wednesday, Oct. 12( is ChilJrtr 'sDay, that mea> s that
from 1 o'clock p.m. to 5 p.m. we will serve every child oon,:ng|
to our store with hot Majestic biscuits and coffee, while on ac- t
count of room we are obliged to refuse do so any other d ; in •£
the week of exhibit, except children are pccompank-l by • ie r *
parents. t
MAJESTIC RANGES are made in all style9 and rlzes, to^ |
fit every condition and every pur ie. Examine the Majestic^,.
Range—Glad to show it to you v > ther , u intend to buy r
not.
The celebrated Blue Ribbon Flour and Pope's Cardinal
Coffee used in this exhibit will be furnished by Hollingeworth
Bros.
McMillan & hedrich
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Class
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Statlon8FU
Ciaars
Toilet Article
^ "■ Proscr'ptioni tilled oay or n.qht •
hy a RCCtaTgREO PHARM ftOtST
ONLY THE PUREST dRUOS W# U3(jd.
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Kendall, Clyde P. The Madill News. (Madill, Indian Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, October 7, 1904, newspaper, October 7, 1904; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc269096/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.