The New Era. (Davenport, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 11, 1913 Page: 1 of 4
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IN POLITICS - A FAIR
DEAL FOR EVERYONE
J
FREEDOM-
T H 0 U 6 N T
PROGRESS
Vol. 5. No. 45!
DAVENPORT, LINCOLN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1913.
Local and Persona!
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FOR SALE
One Black brood sow with 7
pigs six weel^s old $30.00. One
Black brood tow with 7 , pigs
three weeks old $35.00. by R.D,
EdW.irdis £ mile West of. Daven-
port.
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A GOOD DELIVERY' ,M
HORSE WANTEB
I will pay nil )d ho
Worth. jf V.'HIil, 0 id
horse abou 1" ', or l'! .nris high
black or bay, ti.-it >'• n will let
me try him . lit: c . 1 at once
Oliver Ingtnthron.
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Rev. James Cage will occupy
the pulpit, at the (Christian
Church next Sunday morning
and evening. His theme for the
morning hour will be 'Th<
Bible: This wi 1 he a discussion
of 2 Tim. 3: 16, 17. The evening
lliehie will be "The Condition of
an Acceptable obdience to god:
having for a bassis Heb. 11: 0. 7.
As these §re B'b|e theme of im-
portance Mr. Cage will be plea i-d
> have a full house both morn-
ing and evening, and extends (o
all a most hearty V\>'! un,
«r *• mr
A man in Brittish West,Indies
writes: Wherever I am. I find
Hunt's Lightning Oil indispens.i
pie. It is truly a woiul• t'nl r sm
(fpr pains. Tu casen of Rh';u
■ ya-
rn on Oili
, iani
Mom!
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0. C. Burgess v\;
'f U' . . ' ni-•1 • t.
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:1 atism. ISfem'algrv, tyeitduc'i js,
Sprajne. etc you should just tr\
it and Ud etjuvenmi, your dni£
sell it.
A. B. Richards Medicine Co.
■ man, Te--as.
«Sf *" f-
j sir3- KePns ^'"1 6"n P'IHld
• hsopping in Chin tiler
) id ay.
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Mrs. Oby Oi-iort letuii.id
; Sunday from ;t fe v d iys v at . t
: Tulsa with her djugh'er. Mi
! Reed, biitiuilig h ;i |itt!e g~md
I on Bill with her.
$1.00 per year
Hunt's Lightning Oil
Ti) s is tie 1 a n tnt w hlj-h
has caused .o much talk,
many people are t> ling how it
has relieVid tin m of pain that
one can no longer doubt that it
is lrt!y a won lerful remedy
Every druggist ' idles it.
A. B. Richards Medicine Co,
Shermao Tex at?.
J" *- *r
Misses nomii.iand Gem Elliott
visited friends in Davenport,
S: unity and Sunday,
Miss Lela Roggs of Chandler
returned home Saturday after a
few days visit with Ruby Olsou.
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Biilio Woodrouft and Ralph
Cora wore in Stroud Sunday
ev ning.
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Several of the young people
of Stroud Wei' i in Davenport
Sunday to fee Gli.dys Hall.
Mf * ' *'
Miss Betlie Scoti was shoppin
rn Stroud Saturdayr.
n ,
,• ot i! ' .g ' • sf nt Sunday
with frjeivls in on < ity.
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1 a Loving Reiuemb erence
Once more wo are leminded
that "In the midst of life, we are
in death '.
On the morning of December
!hti, the dark angel of death
visited the home of Mr. and Mrs.
1 R. Hall and claimed as his
victim the bright eyed, light
hearted Gladys.
Her death was .caused i>y the
accidental discharge of a '2U call
her rifle into her right limb some
twelve days pieviuuo.
On the day before death claim
called her and she must respond
All duriug her sickuess, and
vvhild being placed upon the
operating table, Gladys proved a
real heroine, u spirit ot (
beauty am( (jfteerfulueott is rarely ^
ye*'u, iaiie fatiemed always t think (-
of the happened and Ooutent , « connection we hav„ with
them Some one must ha fe buried
merit f others, as H'ie would re-
pa.t! .<4iy tell h it parents and
trieuds not to w-irry about her
Something Fin • for Headache a i,
i r I.. tor iilo was aright
If ygt) j^now how quickly the i \ K
-ltc\
v.if® o
pain is eased with Hunts Light
ning Oil. you would always
have it on hand. It, is also sp!en
di 1 for Rheumatism.
Cuts. Bjras. Si>rj(^ is'* v-our —
Di uf gist. A. B. Richatds M di- '^ei-stand, but "The Lord giveth
cine C impauy, ••) rm xn. Tezas,
Just hy one so full of ^ifeand
sunshine, tVi.o was Juved, one
who was cniiUnually doing little
tldnya tui- others pleasure, should
I oe taken from us we cannot uu
O. D. Groom, President
Irving Stacy, Vice-President
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M. H. Taulbee, Cashier
Davenport Stale Bank
Capital $12,500.00
Money to loan at all times on approved security.
® Sale notes bought on liberal terms.
{^ if posits SfUa ra n te cr/ 6ij 'State l?aiu
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M ARRiVD
Mr: Abhie Moore and Miss
Nina St ice near Chandler were
married at the ho. ne of Mr Will
M Itons uuiila'- ,hy Ref *
Horn
f ' i >
Mrs. Rittenhous is in Town
eoiopleating th ■ Charter list for
Triii. B m Hur This court, will
I) ■ <>!•'miz^d 'I'a 1-5 ay Dr; 1
< f| f' ;ifcl K^nrlo
DonJt Fas! To Come-
WHERE?
$ Trumbo*s grocery & Merit Mkt.
\ WHEN?
5 Every Time You Come To Towii-
WHY?
| Bccause We sdl everything that's good to e;;t t.
<; Prices that will make You glad you called at cur Siojrt.
Phone your order to no. 35
A V\ WV A < W AA/tAWvVWv W
The Barrels
and Lugs of
STEVENS "A i
Double and Single Barrel
SHOTGUNS . are drop-£oived(r
j&r one piece. Madcol
specially selected itccl /S STRONGEST uhere
funs are
STEVC1S with funs
price and note
MAKESK Compare
an/ where near the
QUALITY throughout
&
Our Shotgun
>• ~ . ' • Catabg shows die
famous line of Stevens Repeaters-D<*jbles-Sin.
tries If j^u cannot abtam STEVENS from, your
dp.-der—!"• „s fcnow. anJ u3,
,presi |*epai(]. upon receipt of Catalog FHce.,
i. STEVENS ARMS
& TOOL COMPANY
P.O. Bok 5005,
CHICOPEE FAU.SJM4SS.
and the Lard taketh aw^y'\
More homes t.l^H Qi\e have beeu
saddened Uy Gladys1 death, we
runs her, Oh! wo miss hw so
much, the light ijearted, laugh
ing Qladyfi.vvtll be seen among
us flo more. ylu;. the sunshine of
i he home, of the store, the sun-
shine, the joy of our life is gone,
gone, trladys always « smile
and a chr jry yi^aiiing for every
jO.Uf.. \o one knew har hut to lov.u
i\ iwr n. r snoke her^naino hut, to
; iis\ Gladys had a host of
11 ndi as was hIioaii l y (lie
nrch where they gathered to
| p .l'; a , x ,i, trihutu < I lt' (w«i
| . :lr> i . ■ >•; form lay in tin-
j i ,ii ii'ul white casket, covered
| vitii : a • f.or.i! offerings of hei
I fi .rads, li^r face wore a calm
Is, O'-t smi! - tiie smile that w<
; 11.id learn -d to love so well
whic'i ji.''*aiI'd U> t«iiv with tin
! Ming "AU i- well wi hmy soul''
P i ■ n it'.ar R• . C ige spoki
very ho a i CuliV of III! llotm
Lit *. r.- id: -g a part of the 10 11
j ciiap'ei i I St. J ilili, aflei which
i .arg ' na u1 <-r .>f tin- relatives
and frieads folio * e 1 the reiuailis
i i tic ('< mel' \ hill \\ hra (id)
a little nioiiiid marks the last
i reeling place "f Gladys
A Fiiend.
School - Notes
With not one ripple of dissatis-
faction to disturb the peaceful
q .iet, of our school's onward flow
we, ns teachers, feel more grate-
ful to the school patronage for
it's sympathy and mutual aid
than we can express; and in re-
turn for such appreciation of
honest effort, we are feeling
more determined than ever to
make the school still bettor than
any other in this part of the
country. There is no reason why
it nli
v., uuc uaj ud^ui'l* ut;uui ciaun ""'d not measure up to the
ed her, the Doctor amputated 8talu'ai'd of *GOOl> SCHOOLS,
her limb with the hope of saviug ( u ® have\one of the best
her life, hut alas, alas, God had ,10USH8 >u the county with fairly
good equipment, and a patron
age that is willing to back up
any effort of the management
that tends to make the school
i iter, and we can say for the
acbera that each one is trying
to make each ' oy and girl better
f"i the connection we have with
4li ■ "Knocker ' before 've came
to v our to'.t'n, for so far wn have
nat iMant oni. discordant note of
his mischief making hammer
-iioke. A nd to the friends of the
school we wish to say-*.nmd light
ly round his lonely grave lest
you disturb hi.-, vvaket'ul and
dream. dintrauKht sleep. So long
we have the sania interested
in this work that we have re-
ceived so far, just so long will
qeopln lie forced to say "Daven-
port has one of the best schools
in this part of the county.
We are so glad to ha interested
in work of this kind where we
have so tuany to " push " while
wh pul; . it makijs us feel s more
kitidl v interest, in yrur children
and a greater desire to moke
their lives hapier and better fit-
•d ("g-ajipM w-,ih life's qrob-
ifins when i.liwy bave left the
ohool han when i.t,--y came.
^ i do i at, fi r/t'H the sunshine
ale of . i-i,.' ;i as wo 11 as I he
uuc.u ,o oil s :iif, a.nj U> re mum -
ill tin peoples i
uiging to glu-
f' lfa in we'.i as
vith a little
and vjhr>stma
> .oi'tj Christ-
i -r talis i ar«. • >1
n i cfiVsr we are a
' leu the little
lie grown-Uj,.-
I i ill ilC'lt.
i ce <>n 1 ne utga
nas. and we wait, all Ine patro
is to come and enjoy this little
ffort to iii.ake the little j^eople
mppy. 1S« ooriCAn take 'ime t.o
i\ th it t'\M ini , i ri ghf, thing
oli. i • i if i~. "m right, come
in I inlj) m t: •! more of thv
right,, '"he scnool is 'jom in on
giottnd on which wu all can
meet ai d jiiiri forces in spreading
'glao tidings of great joy" in to
th a Iw s of onr lit.tJe anxious
children. Should there lie ona
"ho reads this article who does
not feel that he should come lo
the school and join us in this
worn of kindness, we wish to
say to him '• Friends, what
promps you to think that vou
should not join us? Is It a deep
love of humanity and a desire
to righly honor the Mastr's
birth-day that makes you think
that yon should " gang" off to
yourself to celebrate the one day
in all the year when sectarianism
religions prjupice should t>e laid
aside and all join in and sing
"Hoeanah to onr King?" Ia it
because you think honestly and
reverntly that such action on
your part is more in accord with
the great love of him who said
"Let there be no strife among
you." But why indulge in mor-
alities? Surely there is no one
who would think of not joining
with the school on this common
meeting ground in an effort to
gladden the lives of those who
look to us for sunshine especial-
ly this one season of the yeer.
i'o everyone we wish to say'
Come lo the school house wed
nesday afternoon any time with
any present that you want tc
give to any one and put it on the
tree that wiil then lie ready for
you and we will stand individua
lly responsibly for anything thus
placed intrust with us. No matt-
er what your religious views are
here is one place where we can
all meet withot| any thought of
denominsl bickerings,or theologi
cal disagreements.Come on and
lets make one united effort to
gladden thi sad hearts sf Daven-
port regardlsss of politica or re-
ligious prjudices.
Let!s us make this an united
effort and an entertainment in
which all the town-people may
take part if they will. If there
are auy "who feel di8|Hised to
help in the song service or in
any pnrt of the, entertainment
vork, wo will be glad to have
them do 'so, for it is no small
matter to do all this work unai
ded. But if there are non who
care to take part in the exercise!-
we will make it a pleaseut even
ing for all who come anyway.
Let us welcom you in the
auditorium night before xmas,
Who Suffers Pain!
Those who suffer pain shou Id
try Hunt's Lightning Oil the
world's greatest liniment. It in
the finest thing for Rheumatic
1'alns. Neuralgic. Sprains cntu-
Burns, Backache, ect. AM drug-
gist selis it. A. B. Richard*-
Medicine Company, Sherman,
Texas.
ALL THE xTEW-ONES ALL THE TIME.
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I've ca\ rtuXxsXr—
- An!] a line of fancy tianb
china ware, imporeted,
is, Xinas box cijars, cigars holders,
bullies, k complete line of fanrj bw candys,
iiiging from 5cts. to $3,00 per bos Am'
t ion plate line of staple and fancy biiK
candy, will be on disply at my store nx;
week. COme in and pic^ out your
present and avoid the rush and pi wtia:
you want. If I tiav'nt got whst yen
want I will get it fot you i am sincetly your:,
Oliver ■ snacnt/iron.
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Baugus, R. A. The New Era. (Davenport, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 11, 1913, newspaper, December 11, 1913; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc109925/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.