The Dover News (Dover, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 30, 1913 Page: 1 of 4
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VOLUME 13
DOVEP. KINGFISHER COUNTY. OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY OCTOBER 3°. 7 9
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Evangelical Church. j night and beautifully lighted. The
Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. | PlftZa « lighted by a "pillar of fire"
D. A. Nobthup, Supt. j ooiiBumes ti million feet of
Y. P. A. 7:00 p. in.—Leta j 8as per day.
Bunce, President.
Preaching services 11
30 p. m. At Prairie
The revival is on.
Bro. Johnson is preaching souU
stirring sermons.
The week night services coin
Jas. A. Wils-n,
a. ra. and! Special Agent.
View 3 p. Church Etiquette.
| As long as there are churches,
I there will be a church etiquette, and
very many who would not think for
a wuiueut of ofiending at a social j
function, do not seem at all con
Attend the First Number of
The Dover
Lecture Course
t'riday Night, This Week,
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mence at 7:-1.5. Notice change of I cerned when attending a sacred
time. Come a# early as possible] service. The following rules from a
and enjoy th« singing under the good foundation:
Icaderabip
able leadership of Bro. Kurth.
Each night h« will favor us with
one or more special selections.
poIob are a spiritual uplift.
1. If possible, be on time. Yon
need at least five minutes, after
Hisj coining, to get warm or cool, to
The compose your body and mind and
Holy Spirit's unction is with the
message in song.
The service# Friday night will
commence at 7 p. m. Be on time
and you can leave on time for the
lecture.
Uro. Johnson'a> messages appeal
to the heart as well as the intellect.
In his unique way, he appeals to
to whisper a prayer befoie the ser-
vice begins.
2. Never pa«s up the aisle dur-
ing prayer or Scripture reading. If
you do, your presence will distract
the minds of many in the audience.
3. Be devout in every attitude.
All whispering should be studiously
avoided. Kind the hymn, and sing
y 'U. His messages Tuesday ai d it if you can. Share the book with
Wednesday night appealed to 'lie your neighbor. If in a strange
Christian to look upward, Here are | C01lf|jruj
to iis customs of
A Pretty Home Wedding.
■Last Saturday night, at, the home !
of the bride, 011 South Main ?treet. j
1 was the scene of a very pretty home
| wedding in which Mrs. Rush Allen
1 was united tor life in tli ■ hold bond
of matrimony to Mr. t hurley At>-
tutt. Elder Shane, of the Christian
1 ollieiatiug.
I It was a very quiet affair, only j
! near relatives of the contracting
parties being in attendance.
The bride has lived in and near
Dover for beveral years and is so |
well and favorably known that the j
writer will notattempt to tell of her
many good traits of character ex-
cept to state that she is in every
«ay worthy of tljn husband ?hc has
consented take as a life partner.
The groom is an excellent young
man iu every nay, honorable, up-
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One. Please your friends
i by giving them a Whoto
made by
"The Millers"
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A lien tie and Kffective Laxative
A mi 111, Kentlo and effective laxative
is what people demand when suffering
from constipation. Thousands swear
by Or. King's New Life fills. Hugh
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a few of his sayings: "One ques j ' |gu,.e he win nmile a gl,0(l
tion might help in your self examt- "u' oip.
nation, does it hurt you to keep! 1. If the sermon has begun, take | Ihu couple wdl m.
your religion? Or does Jesus lill I a seat near the door, no matter if iDover for the present, at least,
your soul with joy, keeping you? ! you are "at home." 1 Thw couple started out
The devil i not so much concerned 1 . _
about what you don't do; it's when
right and industrious, and we feel I "Tbeyare, beyond question, the best
husband.! P'"s 1,1 -v w'le allr' ' have ever taken."
you get biu-y in th interests of the
kingdom that he begins roaring.
"You say, you are serving the
Lord in yonr own weak way; well
quit it. and serve Him in the power
of a spirit filled life."
Bro. Johnson's theme Sunday
night is, "The Necessity of Hell."
Try to be present every service.
Afternoon service* 2:30 every
day except Mondays'and Saturdays.
thoughtful for the com-
fort of othsrs. Take the inside of
the pew if you are the first to enter,
and leave all vacant space at t lit
end next to the aisle.
G. Speak a bright, cheery word
to as many as possible at the close
of the service. If you are a stran-
ger, ask one of the ushers to intro-
duce you to the pastor or to some
their
inurri'd life right by remembering
the editor's family with a nice box
of delicacies from the wedding sup-
per.
The News joins with their many
friends in wishing the happy couple
much joy and prosperity through-
out their journey down thr matri-
monial road.
The youthful screnaders were on
of the church officers. This will j hand as usual
'noise making instiuinenn of tor-
ture.
Thev never cause pain. Price, 2~>e, at
druggists, or by maii. II. E. Bucklen
& Co., Philadelphia or St. Louis.
Christian Church
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching services at 11 a, 1
and 8 p.m.
Christian EndeaVor every Su
day evening at (i:30.
Choir practice Friday evening.
with all kinds of
I 01 wie cuuruu uLuctrr^. linn win | —
The International Dry Fatm- i always insure you a hearty welcome.
inrf Congress. i 7. Never put on your overcoat,
The greatest agricultural show j overshoes or wrape during the clos-, Will You Accepts
ever seen in Oklahoma is now going j ing hymn, and do not make a rush , This is \ progressive age. An age j
on in Tulsa. It closes Nov. 1. It for the door immediately after the when men are doing things. Even
offers opportuutieg to study thro' benediction is pronounced. There ' the hills, mountains, sens, and air 1
observation such as may come to should be no loud talking and jest ,|0 not baWe tliem in their onward
one but once in a life time. Seven | after the service is concluded, They march. Channels anil tunnels are
large buildings enclosing a roomy ] are as much out of place at th. ijeing dug; marvelous flights are
plaza or inner court are tilled with 1 house of God as at a house of ijeing made through tli
agricultural and horticultural ex- mourning."—Exchangi
liibits from all sections of Oklahoma |
and from other states and natiorif. i
Electric
Bitters
The Kafir corn Palace, which is the
Oklahoma building is a beautiful
building 84 by 220 feet and con-
tains the finest collections <if county
and indavidual farm exhibits ever
shown in the Southwest. Home
people as well as those from abroad
marvel at thequality of Oklahoma's
products gathered from the fields
gardens and orchards of more than
thirty of her counties. These county
exhibits aro artistically arranged
und repsesent much care and skill
on the part of the exhibitors.
Cleveland county carred oft' the
silver medal. Several other coun-
ties were a point or two below the
highest score.
A large number of medals were
wod by individual exhibitors in
Oklahoma, Montana and Saskatche-
wan! Canada, carried off a good
many, while Colorado, New Mexico
and Arizona were frequent winners.
The U. S. Department of Agri-
culture has a splendid exhibit from. I home,
the bureau of plant industry, soils
and forestry, and from the office of
experiment stations and the office
of good roads.
A great variety of agricultural
implements are in use daily dem-
onstrating. approved methods of
tillage for dry land ureas. Agri-
cultural implements are far in ad-
vance of the knowledge of handling
the variou* types of soil in the re
gions of limited rainfall. The dry
farming oongress brings to the far-\
mere the best practices of modern
agriculture and shows the results in
the products raised by these meth-
ods. A few days diligently spent
Ot the congress may be of more ser-
vice to a farmer than a year of study
at hum'.. Would that every farmer
in Kingfisher county and in Okla- j
homa might'have seen it.
Tin -aililingi are all open ai 1
Box Springs.
Who says that Oklahoma is a dry I
dis
practically , eliminated
the means of the "Flyer, j
I Made A New Man Of Him.
"X was suffering from paia .n lay
8 stomach; hoad cud back," wr.te# H.
« T. Alston, Raleigh, N. O, "and my
B liver and Kidneys did not work right,
1 but four bottles of Klectric Bitter*
giuado me feel Kte a uew man.'
PRICE SO CTS. AT ALt DRUG «T0*FS.
tance 1
through
Wireless, and Aeroplane". A
result of these and many other
p modem achievements hundreds of
8taU ' , , , . ' new enterpriises are ! < ing lauuchtd.
We are glad to hear that there is, 1 ,ia , 1
| Now these many hundreds 01
to be 110 Sunday hunting. L. ... , ., . • ;
J ; firms will need presidents, vice-j
Ad Eaton and wife spent Sunda) presidents, managers, ami ollice I
at the Mayes home. j assistants, One of the best ways in 1
Artnur Eaton, Leo Prebble and the world to become one of these
Buck Cardiner went hunting Satur-1 high salaried oflicers or ollice
day night, but the wind blew them j assistants, if you have not the
money to purchase a large block of j
stock, is to make an investment of I
Kul' I,iiK' of Kresli aud
Cured Meats Always 011
Hand. Pure Kettle Red-
deied Lard. Ice tor sale
Kverv day. Prices !<ii>ht
B. Edson
DoVt:R.; - OKLAHOMA.
First Class Work Done at
wtiicli's Barber snop
Hot and Cold Baths—
5 For $i.00.
Agent for Knid Steam Laun -
dry in connection. Your pat-
! ron age appreciated.
Write To j
Fay Thompson,
Division l'as engei Agent, Oklahoma |
Cit5. oklahoma
Or Consult,
J. Kappenberg, Agent.
Dover - - Okla j
EiTema arnl Iti ti in _ C11 vil.
The scotuing, healing 11 In
T)r. Ilobson'". II. 1 hi ■ > ■ t pene-
trates 1 v I) tiny pore of the skin,, j
clears it of all impurities stops i c'l -j
ing instantly In llol -'in'.i Ke/.eina i
Ointment i.s guarantded to speedily 1
heal eczema 1 ashes, ringw ' in, tetter I
and other unsight ly enipl ions, Ke/.e j
ma Ointment is a doctors preserip 1
tion, not an experiment. All drug-|
gists or by mail, ' 0e I'l leiler i 'heml-
calCo., Philadelphia or M ■ I .ou is.
G W Conrad,
Livery and Feed
Stable, (iood
Dny or Nigfhf.
(Iood stalls; plenty of wal-jj'.
| South M.iiu Street l^overOk,
Q. VV. Fletcher,
Notary Public and
Real Estate Agent
Money to Loan on Farm
fr-
iti without any game.
There was not any Sunday school
at Box Sprins Sunday. It was too
stormy.
Ad Eaton, Pete Terrill and A. L.
Mayes took cotton to Crescent last
Thursday.
MiBs Norma Eaton spent Sunday
; wiih Mamie Ridgley.
j Howard and George Brewer spent
j Saturday night and Sunday with! career . WearereceiMngc.il ecu
Ed and Frank Mayes.
Ira Brewer and wife
end visitors at the
only $50, ?95, $>1''"> and tlirei- j
and one-half or five and one- j
half months of your time in a first j
class bookkeeping, shorthand, or!
telegraphy course and you will l« in ,
line for these excellent positions, j
We are helping many young men
and women on to successful business
N. N- BEEMAIv
General Merchantsc,
WE HAVE THE 5EJT .SELECTED
•STOCK or DRY GOOD.S AND GROCE-
RIES THAT MONEY AND EXPEPJ
ENCE CEN BUY. I PAY THE To?
PRICE FOR COUNTRY PRoDUC ALL
THE TIME. COME AMD ME.
hoy v. woo i. wink roland w. wool wink
Woolwi.ie & Woolwrirev
1 i)i<:ntists
Ofllce over Gilokkt's Store
Hennescy OkL'
DitAV ami Tra:.-i 1.1; Link.
UeaHonable charges.
Prompt service.
HON Kit.
OKLA
1 iwbteabic vi'i*wto
H. D. BREWER
J Jeweler and Optician
1 Goods and Work Guaranteed
HENNESSEY
Sunday
jtinuatly from lirms throughout this j
. ; and other slates for our graduates. I
were w i . • .
, r I we need you as one of our graduates ;
(.barley Lone . ...
'to fill one of these positions. Will
, you let us assist you? Write the ;
Miss Zena Mead is quite sick and, Uap tftl CUy Businesri College,
we hear that she has the diphthe- | guthrie okla ( for a f,,pv of th
ria. The Banner school has closed 1 ^ cfttai0gUe, or for ^
for the next week. | a[>y information you may desire.
Dr. Vincent was called out to j Subscribe today for the old uome §
Mr. Grissotn's to see Zena Mead ) papcr $
ast Thursday. j a
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PULjS
RESTAURANT
I'resh t-upply (f ftincy cundy chewing gittn and coufcc
tionery. Fresh biead and cold drinks always on hand.
ICE CREAM ASPEC1ALTY.
6DMAUK1
/ hi VINCENT, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Dover, - Okla-
E E SPRAGUE.
l> lack a nul/i, If ood work
Automobile Repairing
Done 011. short notiie
Dover, - Okla
b v
2 The Best Bread is Made of |
WINNER FLOU K \ |
pride of DOver.Ellc nnd MOriarcti
Meal and Grownv Feed
Live Stock Dealers
hardware, Furniture
and Farm Implements
DOVER MILLING
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ANY
Everything first-class and up?to I
date. We carry a complete line
I of standard implements and the |l
I prices can not be beat anywhere. |
| Our furniture department is com- |
? plete and full of good bargains. |
You Need
ZENSAL
Vor that skin trouble. DryZ
and Koiat Zcnsal Twa perfect
rcmetlte;. Aak Pon A. Northup
Miii Laura E. Goodspeed.
Graduate Nurse
Calls Answered at all H°uts
I n.aceiscy. - Ofcltbas*
Hk«Be IZZf
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Martin, J. S. The Dover News (Dover, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 30, 1913, newspaper, October 30, 1913; Dover, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc136309/m1/1/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.