The Madill News. (Madill, Indian Terr.), Vol. 11, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, July 28, 1905 Page: 4 of 12
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Professional Cards The Madill News.
physicians.
DR. S. A. HEFLIN
Physician and Suiiueon
Office—First National Bank
Building. Residence 4 houses
south Central Hotel. Phones,
office 114, residence 83.
CLYDE P. KENDALL,
Entered at the postofflce at Madill, Indian
Territory, as second-clans mall matter.
Friday, July 28, 1905
W. M. ADER, D. D. 8.
Scientific and Reliable Dentistry
Office Equipped with Latest
Appliances for Satisfactory
Work.
Offices in Taliaferro
"Bill, git onto what's trying
jto print": "Our first week 37-
000 impressions" and kicked off
at that. L-o-b-s-t-e-r!
F. A. WHITE
physician and surgeon
Office Taliaferro Bl'd'g
WELCH &BLAYLOCK
physicians and surgeons
Rooms 1 and 2 Taliaferro Bldg.
DR. C. B.MARTIN
Office Over Madill National Bank
PHONES
Residence, 27. Office. 15.
We still have rain, more rain
having fallen up to date this year
Building : than for thp same length of time
in ten years.
DR. S. L. WADLEY
(jeneral practisioner of
MEDICINE
Office Lower Floor Lazarus Bldg.
Lone Distance Calls a Specialty.
DR. H. H. ROBBINS
veterinary surgeon
offlo■(' lit Si a & Noo'a Drug Store
Denison, Texas.
The Sultan of Turkey was vis-
ited by a dynamite bomb a week
ago today,but remained at speak-
ing distance of the visitor. Sev-
eral soldiers and horses were
killed and the perpetrators of the
crime escaped.
inquiring we found that Miss
Wetzel had sent her girls away,
myron briggs, that they had left town, and she
intended to run a rooming house;
whereupon a representative of the
News called upon her and re-
ceived from her a statement that
in the future she would run a
first-class rooming house, that
only men who were roomers
would be allowed in the house,
that she would not serve meals to
the roomers. Mrs. Wetzel said
that she had sewing to do that
would keep her employed. As
we have been in no way respon-
sible for the past conduct of her
house, not can we be in the fu-
ture, but if she will run a respec-
table rooming house the News
welcomes her to a place in the
community and to the ad. col-
umns of the News.
JNO. L. HOLLAND,
physician and surgeon.
Office in First National Bank
Building. Office Phone 106. Res-
idence Phone 107-
DR. CHAS. McCALLUM,
general practitioner of medi-
cine
Office, Will Marshall,
Oakland, - - lnd. Ter.
lawyers
Japan's bargain counter: oes
sation ol hostilities for $1,000,
000,000, Sakhalia, Liao Tung
Peninsula, the railway as far as
Harbin, Korea, Manchuria, and
a few other things; and yet it is
a bargain for Russia,
President Roosevelt has decided
to call an extra session of con-
gress for November 11. Chi-
neese boycott of American goods,
Panama canal affairs and railroad
rates are supposed to be the mat-
ters needing immediate attention.
UNION LABEL
Territory Farmers' Un-
ion Adopts Labels
and Cards.
There may be people who are
so clean and pure that they see
only evil in others; there are
none such in Madill, but if any
should come,whether professional
or layman, we would advise them
to come down where the people
are rmd find how much better is
a plain sinner than a pharisee.
Bummers Hardy Win. M. Franklin
HARDY & FRANKLIN
attorneys at law
Stenographer and Notary Public In Office
SOPER & RIDER
attorneys at law
Rooms 1 and 2 Taliaferro B'l'dg.
j. m. mcmillan
practical surveyor.
All Work Guaranteed. Office
wsth Dumas, the Real Estate
Man.
Church Directory
Baptist Cnurch—Sunday school
9:45 a. m. preaching 11 a. m.
and 8:15 p. m. eaoh Sunday,
B. Y. P. U. 3;30 p. m. each j by the ancient Greeks in. building
Fifty-six men were killed in
the gunboat Bennington in San
Diego bay, Caliafornia, last week
by a boiler explosion. Fifty-four
men were taken to the hospital,
and a number are not found. The
soldiers who were wonded say
they have kno\vn for six months
that the boilers were not safe.
Charles Edward Russell, in
Everybodys Magazine, describes
some of the conditions brought
about by the beef trust, their
manner of using federal, state
and city government, their entire
disregard for laws, even thefts,
bribery, favoritism where and
when it is to their immediate ad-
vantage and reversing conditions
when their case is won. He con-
cludes his contributions to that
magazine with a proposed remedy
for the trust evil as follows:" We
shall have to come to a state of
mind in which we oppose such a
combination as this, not because
it compells us to lose dollars, but
because it is fundamentally and
eternally wrong, because it means
high treason to the republic and
all the republic stands for. . . .
Opposition based upon balance-
sheets is mere foolery. At any
moment a slight change in market
conditions sweeps such an oppo:
sition from existence. . . A
thousand statutes will not be
worth the pacer they are printed
upon until the country gets ready
to have them enforced and is
willing to endure the results of
thf .r,,t^ whatever the
results may be. * It Aill oonie to
this and nothing else; for the
A Hungarian professor has re-
discovered the preservative used
Sunday, Ladies Aid society
Monday afternoon, Pryer
meeting Wednesday night.
A. .Jeff Davis, Pastor.
Methodist Church-Sunday school
9:45 a. m. preaching 11:00 a.m.
and 8:15 p.m. each Sunday.
Pryar meeting each Wednesday
night. W.H.M.S. each Wednes-
day at 3 p. m.
J. Rush Goodloe, Pastor.
Presbyterian Church—Preaching
first and third Sundays; Sun-
day Suliuol each Sabbath at
9:45 a. m.
C. Fred Hancock, Pastor.
Arcopolis. Stone immersed in
the liquid becomes hard as flint,
iron and other metals will resist
rust and wood is rendered abso-
lutely impervious to water. The
qualities thus imparted render
the substances imperishable. We
would suggest that the great
newspapers of Kansas City and
Dallas try this new discovery as
as substitute for whitewash in
dealing with the Rockfeiler-Ar-
mour crowd.
SEW MOVEMENT
In the Labor Field—Tillers of the
Soil at Last Realize the Virtue
in the Trades' Label and
Hereafter Will Use It
on Farm Products.
A new move in farmers' organiza-
tions was started at Tishomingo, Mon-
day, enlisting the Farmers' Education-
al and Co-Operative Union of Oklaho-
ma and Indian Territory in the ranks
of the labor unions and adopting the
labor union label to be attached to
shipments of their product and pledg-
ing the Farmers' Educational and Co-
Operative Union to patronize union
manufacturers in place of buying arti-
cles that are sold without the label
attached. The union l l>el also pledges
the user of it to engage only union help
when he is to hire, and in case of dif-
ferences arising between employer and
employed there shall be an arbitration
committee to settle the difficulty. It
is expected that the label idea will be
extended to the whole of the two Ter-
ritories, and will make a market for
union-made goods in the two Terri-
tories greater than has been hereto-
fore. The move was started by J. H.
Lynch, of Lawton, Oklahoma, secre-
retary of the Twin Territorial Federa-
tion of Labor.
SELLERS vs. SPENCER.
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A T
For Rent
September i st, in
center of retail dis-
trict of Madill, L T.
Stone Building, 27x100 feet
Dlate alass front, hi a ft ceil-
ing, two skulights. deep
shelving, counters and
tables for gen'l merchan-
dise, Madill cotton receiDts
in 1904,17,000 bales. This
uear good oat crog saved
and cotton and corn pros-
pects best uet known, A
great opportunity for a
good merchant.
Rent $50.00 per month, lease
by the year. Only responsible
people need apply to First Na-
tional Bank, Madill, I. T. or
R. N. Shaw, Ladonia, Texas.
A drive of a few miles into
the country a few days ago the
writer saw growing crop3 the first
time this year. The green fields,
grain and fruit crops called toj
mind some of the triumphs of
progressive farmers and fruit;
growers during the past few
moment we admit there can exist
a power like the beef trust,
greater than the law, independ-
ent of the government, and in-
imical to the general welfare, that
moment there is no more repub-
lic but only an irresponsible and
arbitrary oligarchy against which Dr. Hines' Dentist
logically, no citizen can have Office, equipped with all modern con
protection or any certainty of his veniences.
rights.''
Case Tried at Chickasha Before
Judge Dickerson, July 19.
The case of W. A. Sellers, et al vs.
B. F. Spencer et al, an application for
receiver, was presented to Judge Dick-
erson at Chickasha, July 19th. B. F.
Spencer also filed a motion requiring
the plaintiff to give cost bond, which
motion was granted. The application
for receiver was denied, but defendant
Spencer whs required to give bond in
the sum of $2,500, condition to pay
any judgment that might be rendered
against him. He was allowed to re-
tain possession of the stock of goods
and continue the business as hereto-
fore. J. W. Falkner represented the
plaintiff and Summers Hardy the de-
fendant.
COST
HAVE a complete and up-to-
date line of Jewelry and
Holiday Goods bought for
an early delivery, and as I
have a large stock on hand that
I have carried over from last
year, it must be closed out at
some price in order to give room
for my new stock. My stock con-
sists of
Solid Gold, Gold Filled and Solid
Gold Fronts in Anything You Want
And it must be sold at some
price. Now is the chance of your
life. Come in and see whether
you buy or not. It will be sold
at a slaughtered price as long as
it lasts
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"For the only cure that will
Teeth extracted without
pain. Office equipped with gas appa-
ratus (Nitrous Oxide gas), safest and
most reliable anaesthetic known. All
cure, then, we come back to the W()rk guaranteed. 7 years practical
basic feeling of the country, experience.
When that recognizes the trust . ,
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question as paramount to all ...
,, , ., . ,, „ Men and Women in this country
others, when it places the sup- ^ adjoining territories, to represent
pressing of the trusts above all and advertise an old established house
other consideration, above per-j of solid financial standing. Salary to
sonal aggrandizement and above
party, and when it will not toler-
ate any man in office that for any
reason whatever makes terms
with law-breakers, the whole
thing is solved Some day, for
years. The cotton worm^'before'the fear of Public ff1inS> no Poli"
it was studied and the method of tician wlU dare to biir^ain immU"
controllingit by the use of arseni- init? for ^mpaign subscriptions
cals, levied as high as §30,000, -1no new3PaPer Wl11 dare t3 dl8tort
000 a year on the cotton crop, and
the cultural system of controlling
the boll weevil is already saving
NEW STORE
Groceries
BUY ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRO-
DUCE. PAY HIGHEST MARKE t PRICE
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Sell All Kind of Feed Stuff
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the farmers of Texas many mil-
lions of dollars every year, and,
in fact, making the continuance
of cotton growing possible. The
prevention of loss from the Hess-
ian fly has resulted in a saving to
wheat growers of from $100,000,-
000to$200,000,000annually, also
one-third of the damage caused
by the codling moth to the apple
crop has been saved to the fruit
grower, amounting to $15,000,
000 to $20,000,000 a year. The
rotation of oats and other crops
with corn has saved the corn crop
from the attacks of the root worm
to the extent of 8100,000,000 an-
nually.
Yesterday the Nevs was called
upon to receive an advertisement
from Mrs, Annie Wetzel to adver-
tise her rooming house. Our
first decission was to turn the ad.
down as unfit to appear in the
columns of the News; but on
facts for trust advertising, no
railroad officer will dare to grant
rebates and face the community
in which he lives, no prosecuting
attorney will let the statutes lie
inert and uninforced. Because
in that day we shall see very
cleariy the issue we confront:
The life of the rusts or the life of
the republic—which?''
Bent Her Double.
* 'I knew no one for four weeks
when I was sick with typhoid and
•kidnoy trouble," writes Mrs.
Annie Hunter, of Pittsburg, Pa.
' 'and when 1 got better, although
I had one of the best doctors I
could get, I was bent double and
had to rest my hands on my
knees when I walked. From this
terrible affliction I was rescued by
Electric Bitters, which restored
my health and strength, and now
I can walk as straight as ever.
They are simply wonderful."
Guaranteed to cure stomach, liv-
er and kidney disorders. Price
50 cents. Sold by all druggist,
men $21 weekly, to women $12 to $18
weekly with expenses advanced each
Monday by check direct from head-
quarters. Horse and buggy furnished
when necessary; position permanent.
Address, Blew Bros. & Co., Dept4,
Monon Bldg., Chicago, 111.
The Colored Lady has arrived
and is being desected at Biles
Drug Store.
A Surprise Party.
A pleasant surprise party may
be given to your stomach and
liver, by taking a medicine that
will relieve their pain and dis-
comfort, viz: Dr. Lings New
Life Pills. They are a most
wonderful remedy, affording sure
relief and cure, for headache,
dizziness and constipation. Price
25 cents. Sold by all druggist.
sets ten
pin alley
GET MY PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE.
T. A. KNOWLES
LILLE BOULEVARD. Near Ehrig's Shop. Phone 95
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This Space Belongs to the
HASTINGS LUMBER CO.
And they want to tell you
that they are at the same old
stand, wearing the same old
smile and ready to serve you
promptly and courteously in
their line.
Watch this space and learn
something to your advantage
EOR SALE—Two
pins and two seta ten
balls for sale cheap.
Trammeli. Bros. ,
Madill, I.T.
Feed For Sale
All kinds of feed for sale, hay
and grain. C. Mandeville at his
barn west of the public square.
A Smooth Article.
When you find it necessary to
use a salve use DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. It is the purest
and best for sores, burns, boils,
eczema, Blind, bleeding, itching
or protuding piles. Getthe gen-
uine DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
Soid by R. C. Frame.
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W. S. Derrick, Pres.
J E Dillingham, Vice Pres. John L. Derrick, Cashier
Jeff Arbuckle, 2d V. Pres. D. D. Whiting, Ass't Cash.
Madill National Bank
Of Madill, lnd. Ter.
Capital and Undivided Profits, $65,000.00
Does a general banking business. Has money to
loan to farmers. Pays in'arest on time deposits. Your
business solioited. We are able to take care of it large or
small. Positively no overdrafts allowed.
directors:
Holmes Willis, W. T. Ross, G. M. D. Holford, C. A.
Vandervort, Jeff Arbuckle, J. E. Dillingham, W.S. Derrick
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Kendall, Clyde P. The Madill News. (Madill, Indian Terr.), Vol. 11, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, July 28, 1905, newspaper, July 28, 1905; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc270445/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.