Crook County journal., December 12, 1901, Image 5

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A.
H.
LIPPMAM'S
HF FTOWSTUSE
To make room for my own manufactured goods, I will sell during the month of
PECEMBEIi at astonishingly low prices all Furniture and kindred goods on hand.
I Have the Largest, Cleanest and Most
Complete Stock to Select From.
Ulnety per rc"ut of my oodn now on hand wan made East, of quarter Hawed Oak and polished in the beautiful Khade of
(olden. !oo(Ih from the World Known Factories nuch as kelson Matter, Ileywood itros., Ketchutu, Rothcklld, and others,
arc included In above sale. All good marked In plain figures.
I also carry a Hue of Stoves, Ranges, and Heaters, which I also am selling very reasonably. Also all kinds of House Furnishings.
.ROCKKUS AND OTHER USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
man.
A.
H.
Linn
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In MrmurUin,
Mrt. Elia J. Slayton, wife of 8.
K. Blaytou, wan born in Mississippi,
July 22, 1841. Died at Lebanon,
Oregon, October 31, 1901, aged CO
years, 3 month and 9 days.
Mrt. Slayton moved with her
widowed mother to Oregon in 1853.
She wan married to S. R. Slayton
1 July 1, 1858, in Green valley,
Douglas county, Oregon. They
removed to Polk county in 1882,
and then to Crook county in 18(i9.
She was the mother of seven
children four of whom are living:
E. T. Slayton, of Princville; G. W.
) Slayton, of Cottonwood, Idaho,
Mrs. T. A. U'Ren, of Johannes
burg, South Africa, and Mis. 8. M
Engs, of Chicago, Illinois.
Mrs. Slayton was one of the early
pioneer of this county, and with
lier husband and family settled on
. i.... . i,. -.,... n.,.,:n I
A t';iT lull IIUUI I I IIICV II IV:,
which lws been their residence with
the exception of a few years In this
city. She was greatly respected by
all her friends and acquaintances,
and during her residence of 32
years amongonr people made many
firm and lasting friends who today
mourn her Ions.
Her aged husband and children
have the sympathy of the entire
community. j.
New Dltoh Incorporated.
Among the companies recently
filing incorporation papers at Sal
em is the following: The Bear Creek
Development Company will con
struct and operate an irrigating
ditch or flume in Crook county;
with headquarters at Princville.
The company has a capital of $5,
000. C. II. Erickoon, F.T.'Hig-
gins and Bettie Erickson are the
incorporators.
MAKKIKi).
11 U Vt M AN 11 AM IL ION. At the
residence of the bride's parents, In
Odesa, Wash., on Dec. 1, 1901, Mr.
Klijah Huffman and Mia Harriet
Hamilton.
The bride was formerly a resident of
Prineville, and ber friends here extend
congratulations.
Hotel Prineville.
GORMLEY,
The Tailor.
JS'.;
.IWf .
C. K. McDowell, Prop.
Thoroiigbljr Eenovated and Re
furnished Throughout. 1
American Plan. Rates $1,
$1.50 and 2 per day.
Accommodations are Unsurpassed
in the city. Sample Rooms for
Commercial Travelers, j
Long Distance Telephone Station '
in fhA hniiM.
Billiard Parlors
AND
mum alley
DAVIS & Mlhm, Props,
Nuts, Candied-Cigars, Smokers' Ar
ticles and Tropical Fruits.
Furnished rooms by day, week
or month.
Moore Building, Main S-Feet-
st Arrived
A Fresh Importation of Shirts of
all Kinds and Styles. Silk Shirts
and Latest Fancies in Negligees
and Cress Shirts. We also
have a full line of Men's, Women's
and Children's Shoes of all the
.Standard Stvles and Makes.
For the Holidays
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We will have an Immense Stock
of the Latest Notions, such as are
usually carried by a any First
Class House. All kinds of
Underwear for Ladies and Gentle
men in Woolens and Mixed Goods.
Boys' Undorwear and Sweaters.
The Red Front Bazaar,
N. A, TYE & BROS., Proprs,
Reliable Merchants',
See iee Jlive fur ilf inufflurs aii(
fieckties.-
POINDEXTER-
Shaving
Parlors.
TICK ADK1NH, Proprietor
Shaving
tiaircuttwsc
Bnampooinsf
Batha..,.,..
A fin baUiiwni demoted espuciallf to
tlin us nf Udiei.
JJvurytlpii up to-date anj trictly
Q. Springer,
BKSHIILK ur
Coach and
Carriage jforJ?
Voupg stallions and marw , '
aso a few young teams fcr
sale.
. Haystavk Bleed Stock Ranch,
Jlaystwk, Oregon.
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