Crook County journal., December 01, 1904, Image 3

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B LOeaL
V. T. V.. WINoit vn In ili.' i lt.v
Inmi KMer m'vrrnl day .it tvi-rU.
(Ii'uru'' Turner was hi tin- lty
from his riiui h at Ortxd.v lust week.
.1. A. Stilt win lit tin1 rll.v Iii. in 1'ri'nr
Creek Hie Urn I of t In- wivk
I,io Wond win it IiiimIiiivm ltor
frniil Ashwooil iliirliiif tin' past wivk.
I.. I, rii,VMii. wim III tlierll.V In. in
Paulina iIiiiIiik tin' iiih wirk.
Mr, J. I". Tnjlor Is reported mi
ln'liiU Ni't'lniiMly III nt her liiiiui' ni'ur
l.iniKHitn.
I. . K. !iiiiuliin wim In the t li v yes.
Icrihty front llit.v 'reek tltiliiu sonic
(nil timlluR.
.1. ('. Mit'nbc, who li ft lure some
time iin, Is mm .m dti'.l tit , Tlin
hcr, Montnim.
lr. Humid Chirk and wife left the
IiimI uf i In wil l. fir Silver l.akc mill
Interior points,
Thoiii.ix Huston mill wife, ul
Crook, were In tin t-ll.v Ultlim
iltirln:; hi punt week.
tjt A A AAA AAA -t.Bl
Jj Seethe iiimv IIiii- of Nilivr K
JJ Wnrw'iit j
The Wlnnelc Qo.'s
4 Headquarter tor Santa fi fr
lUU HutlliM Wll II I'tlrlllll'HN Visitor
fl-Olli Olltilt tllll'llIU till' fnlV pri I t of
( III' wivk,
Andrew Anderson was In the dt,v
(ruin li 1m riillrltoti Alkali tint tin- hint
n( i hi wivk ihilny: hU m lull rlinilliiu.
V. I. VlUldcVcrt tlltd Mllll, ( lllllf,
were In Iheclty l In Inn n( Hut wivk
from I.nn vUUUia: turn few days.
'I'. I. I .mill iiihI wlff, i( Pi.hI, wiTiv
vIhIiIiiu; la tin" city lr u few days
lllt Week.
J. It. Itfllll.'ltll WIIK it IhinIiuvh visit-
. nr fnm lVliiiti'H In' l.ifi ( tin
week. I. Stewart wim over In iSend
HI'VlTlll tlll.VM lllltllljr till' IIIHt Wivk
h here hi liititlit r. W ill Stewart. Is
HI'I'I'llll.V III U ll ll lllMllI feVCf. '
A. I,. U htlllle mill (i.C. Nti liii'-
liiiinu' Wi rt' over front lli iiil tlif hint
of Ihc Wivk to attend threvtr.l stt
hIi tit tit iht county court.
II. I. Simpson mill 1). p. A I a 1 1 1 k i 1 1
rt'liinit'il ilic hint uf llu' wii'k frtmi
Portland where t hfy hud hivit btt.v
Iny; their whiter stink ti( nnmls.
Cull iitnl I'Miiiiliif in.v Km' ol shirts
niul underwear. I can save ymi
money on this line. Otiriuley I he
Tnlh.r. ." nil
A litivtllljs uf I ho voter In the
school ill-tilit will lh. ln-Iil nt tin'
I'uiirl Iioiimc Saturday to take iirtlou
mi several mutter of Importance
Which Will t'Ulllt' lip lit tllllt tlllll'.
Yim Can Pnvo !
; $1 to $2 on Shoes
: At u.o rai:ki:t siouh :
Itfv. . V. Trlpli'tt ivtiiriii-tl
Tiii'Milay (ruin HtMitl wlirri" hi' licit!
Kt-rvlfi'M Mmiihiy In t In-ih-w ltnptlHt
rhiiri'h wlilt li Iiiim juxt Imi'II c t i i i i U t -i'il
Ihfrt'.
. t. Ilyilf nml wife a if In the
t lly from Purlhiiul. Tlicy wi'if cnll
i't lit'i't' it wi'k nun owlmt tn tin'
HI'I'lullM illllt'HM tlf till' liltl' ('. W.
ClkllM.
Tin' lnlli'M Ahl Sinii'ty of thi'
PiVHliytcrlmi rhiirvli will tclvo ii fnlr
at llt'lkiiai'H hall Satiinliiy evt'tilnu;
Itiri'inlii'i' 17, 1!HI. Sii ail next Ihhih'
(ur ftii'thi'r liidirtitat Ion,
A rrowil that rniiii' fully up In x-
MVtlltllll)H, lit tfllllt'll till' TIlllllkH-
Klvlnur hop kIvcii nt Atlilitli1 hall
hint, ThurHilny t'vctilitHr, Ahoitt $r."
wiih taki'ii In nt. tln iloor.
Mr. I', II. PhvIm itn lvi'il In the rlty
Muiiilny nml Im nt hoiuo with liir
IiiihIhuiiI hi t lit ri'Hili'iii'c forniiTly
invtti'il hy Taylor 11111, which Mr.
DiivIh Iiiih piiri'hitHi'il (or liln home.
IF'IVVVVV'VWVVWTI
If you want nay kind of
Patent Medicine
or Toilet Aftlcli'H, In (act
nny tiling that sliuulil he
foil ml In a llt'Ht. cIiihh Irii
Store, you will ntake mon
ey mitl Ki't (air tiviitiiieut
ly cullln.ic on
A D A M S O N
Ik Jk i&ti jMt JV jrfV A W Jh ,rk j4V M
Tho juth1 In? ii the automobile
line bet ween HeiNler nml lleml Iiiih
heen comiili'teil to the latter point
niul the new live thoimnml pniinil
roller Iiiih heen brought Into Her vice
to puck the roail for tra vel.
MrH. AiulerHOii nml ihinnliter, I.ttlii,
mother and HlHter of Miu Itrim Ilynh
nrrlved here W'eiliu'Hihiy enroute
homo from Ontario. They took their
ilepnrtuiv the following ilny for
Prlnevllle. lliiriM llerahl.
The Interior decora Uoiih hi Honrk
& Ooinpnny'H hiiIooii In (llazcV hall
nre now nearly completed. KiiKle
hardt with IiIh palette and briiHhcH
Iiiih liinile the rooniH look iih much
like mi art. gallery ivh poNNlhlo niul
Homo very creilllable work Iiiih been
put on canyiiH. New Hwnery . han
been painted for the Htago and the
Hout-h wiiIIh are covered with nix lin
uieiiHO landHcape vlewn, With the
other lmprovementH the place 1h k'
imi it n iittractlveiieHH ipilte up to
metropolitan IdeiiH.
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MENTION s
ii'ulV' Nohl ", !io U M"l loiiHly III
nt hU huiiie hi thlti city. In hlljjitly
linpi'ov.il iiiihoiiKli ft III very low.
P. P.. l'i I hIi xIi c ri'tiiriiril Tiicm
ila.v nllit finni Pntihitiil h hw In'
iiiMiirci iim a wliiiiMM In the tlinher
dainl ia'M. Me hinted that l(
evidence counti-d (uraiiythlUK the df-
(eutlaiilM would he convicted.
Jerry ISiiiIhV arrived In the city
hint wivk from Culver nml In ntup.
I'liife- with the (amlly of II. .1. W In
dian, lie will MM'inl M'vcrnl wii'kK
hi town or until he Iim fully recover
ed from I he at lack of eoliKvul lull of
tin' Iiiiij;m whlrli' tiearly enured li 1m
deal h,
t JImvp j-ti't pluyt'd Pftnlc? Tli t
I MU"! M'li'iililii' ituiiic uf l lit nut
J ' Pit, li Ciiini' of Willi M rift.
t ' FlilJcll, It IC'lllll' uf M'il'lHH,
' aht't lonlt Ilolmen. luM nut, 4
vrry cxi iiiiik,
.II C.iifi.'it nl (l.iiiif.
At
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l. W. Cl.iypool wiih In the clly
yenli'iihiy from IiIh ranch nt Culver,
lie Milled that the tinn colli lining to
cMctipe front the well oii.IiIh place
when' pet rolt'iiiit wiih ntruck 11
couple of weekM no and that he wan
lunkhit; iirranui'iinMilH to nluk the
well to it niviitcr depth iih mi 11 mi iim
poHHllile,
riie MatlniH Pioneer, iinahle lo
witliMtaiul the ilt'iiiauilH of piui-per-
Ity, Iiiih eiiliii'n.'d llMt-lf to 11 hU
ctihiuiii mIx paste pnH'r, full up with
atlvei'llHlns; mid stlvhist Uh reuilefH an
aliiinilai.-t' of local tiew'H. It the
MadriiH coitiilry mid Iim trllititary
iHnlrlctH don't Ki'"v It " 111 not he
tlu'hiult o( the Pioneer niulcr llw
ahlc initii.'iui'meiil.
A luttiket Hot lnl will Ik sivi'il lit
the Slnytoii Mchotil houw toiuorrow
evclilns; nml it Kdieial luvltiitlnil l
extended to nil. A hay rack In to he
hi'iiiistht Into Mci v Ice (or thoMe Icav
ln the rll.v to nttelidlhe rlitettaln
meitt mid will lie driven hy li. T.
Slaylon. A st' ! 11 1 time In UHMurcd
and the prtwi'i'iU of the mihIiiI will
Sto towardH hliyllist HII ofKau (of IIM-
in the Mchool.
,rriiti;reineiitH are belust made for
Ihc 1I11 1 Inn of a Hiistar nft factory
at Klmuath Full. liiiMtcrii capital
UtM have I:i!iTi filed thetlHelviH hi the
matter niul after rouvliiclust tlicm-
mi'Ivch that Hiistar Ihi'Ih can Im' ralMrd
to mi ndvmitiiKc In that dlMtilct will
Ml art hiiiiii to hulld It fnctorv for
hmidllust the product . provided the
fannefM t hetv nstree to put 11 certain
iicivitf;'e rnch yrnf Into tH,Tti.
ProHperlty MeeliiM to be Hiuillnsx III
litoHt eli:;aiiift uianiier thlH year on
the lm ill iiuti liuiitK. A brink ChrlHt-
11111H trade Ih already U'lnst enjoyed
Mild one of the inerchllutH stated the
otherday that If t he prcMcut liiiylusi
kept up he would be Hold out kcvcciI
ilayn 1m'(oiv St. McIioIiih (tot 11 round.
ThW Ih 11 pretty ;ooil linlicatloii uf
i-hhh court tliucH, but everyone can
Mimid it In Hevenil l.iyet-H.
A iPh iJU iflk V jISi itt A 1A1 A a it
Call fur a Tree Samilt' of
Wlmick's Toilet Cretin. It
Ih youm for the itnklu-t, niul It
J Ih stood. '
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John l Anlier rettiritetl ' Friday
front the Prlnevllle country. He
houstht 11 bititil of HlHfp while stmie
of .Ine (iuliiii. He paid Jfl.l.l per
head for hiiuhn and Jl.T.'i per head
furewcH, and nayn he Iiiih a stood
band of nheep. lie iiIho hii.vh there
Ih no hist excitement about the nlieep
market i: that part o( tlie country.
He iiIho boustlit ten head of hitmen
for which he paid one thounand dol-lam.-.Mltchell
Sentinel.
CoiistiVHHman WllllaiiiHon, whohan
hiH'ii atteiidlnst the Irrlstatioit con
strcHH at lil Pifno, reached home
Wednenday In time to npeml ThankH
st'lvlnst with li Ih family. He Iiiih been
ho IiumII.v ciisfajted In preiarius;' for
1 1 Ih departure for WitHhlnsfton to
uisthtthat even reportern dared not
requcHt an Interview. He will ntop
over at rendletcuj tintil tomorrow
when he will he Joined hy h In
tin lighter, MIhh Jennie, who IIIIh the,
poHltion of private Hecretary to her
father. The remainder of the family
will not accompany them thin year.
DallcH Chronicle.
Johnson liooth & Co. have MuInIhmI
the work of niTiinstlnjt the Interior
of their sfcnerul meivhaudise hIoiv
and the rcHiilt in very neat and at
tractive. The main counter linn
been built In the center of the floor
Hpueeinthe form of a half circle In
front nnd extending; back to the rear
of the room on either Bide, A por
tion of (he north cud of the building
Iiiih been jfiven over to the hIioo de
partment and to the north of thin
Is the hardware rooms. A bright
froth coat of paint over the whole
of the interior makes the store, with
Its convenient arrangement of show
ing goods, ipiHe the best of any In
the city.
Pocket Knives
The M alter niul Grosh pocket
knives tiro tltu best cutters 1111
ciiilli. All patterns at prices to
unit.
The very best ItiuoiB nml all
kiiuls ot' ltiirhcr Supplies
it .4.f 4. .( 4. -t4itt "(" W j.44iiH4 x
Anani iih iiIh are In-lust matin by
Ihe tiieinln'rn uf (he M'otiieii Alilie
for their l'p Year ihince on the
.Kith of Itni'inlM'r. It w ill be 1111 !
Iilng f latlli'M' i holt en, the iihmi togel
It ilalice If they can, by In'llig linked
If they en n'l t hey t iin't. Hnpn-r will
nlno be ncrvetl nlit.iit tuldlilulil III the
hull nml the thiiiei. w III coiitlinie un
til t he nuiall In 111 en of the morning
fur thoMi' who rcftiM to gel nleepy iim
luuHt of them ilo.
The High Mihool ten 111 and the
ten in frot 1 I he public nehotil rronMcd
liatn Thilliknglvlug iifteruooit In n
content which fiirulnhetl nolne royal
nport for the nni'tiitorM. The
prlnclpnl feature of the gnine wiih
the umpiring whleh wiih very rot ton,
Mini the public mcIiouI train will up
hold The Journal In lis iiMnertlon,
The wore ki-eM'r Ih probably the
only one who known exactly how
iiiiiuy rmiM enme In, but there were
enough iiiade by the High hcIiooIitm
to win the gume. The talllen enme
In by nptirtM iiutl bouiuln mid the
total wore wan Hoitiethlug Iiiiiiii'Iihc.
However, the game wiih Interesting
mid ileveloN'il the fact that both
tenuis have Home playem w ho will
make good In Im-IIit trains when
they grow up mnl ncipilre more
wlsdirin concerning the liltiulial
nport.
The district nrotiiiil Culver would
continue to nt t met Attention even If
oil had not Inrn ntrnck then-. From
11 potato h fund point that region In
pilte the bent u( any that can Im-
(oiiud tiulesH It Ih other portions uf
the Agency l'lalnn country. 1. .
Uogernciune up front Culver the last
of the wi-ek with it few sacks of
Murphyn, most of which had been
taken from ll couple of hills. Some
of IiIh htrgest oiieH, weighing from
two to four pounds, were planted In
June mnl had titliilueil their size
without 11 particle of attention or'
Irrigation. A' a random pick front
one of the saiki eighteen of the
potatoes weighed : II I pounds. So It
is evltlelit that a lltll" thing like the
discovery of oil Is not the only ut
I met I ve feature of thatdlntrlct. Mr.
KogvrM Haiti the yield thin year wan
not out of the on unary and could
In- tliiplicatetl each season.
Howard New Notes.
Mrs. Al Nicholas arrived In I In wn nl
thin wivk front liuglaiul.
lirnent I.ouulgcn Ih taking care of'
Hogg'n ntindi nint h thin whiter.
Itoiid nuH'rlsor C. C. Hon will
soon have the bridge completed
iirrons OchtH'o river at Oyer's ranch.
Joe Hawkins and family spent the
punt wivk vleltitig III the Haystack
country.
Heft Wright of Summit Prairie
was In Howard hd .Monday on it
business trip.
Frank Allen niul fnile Dave
F.lllntt have sold their mine, tlu
Lucky Boy, to the IlritishColiimhla
Miningcoiiipitny. Consilient t Ion not
stated.
The basket sin hil at the Howard
school house on last Saturday night
for the purpose of raising 11 Xtitas
tree fund wns a divided success.
The number of baskets nohl was is,
and over $1K) was received. The
highest price was paid by Iirnest
I.oitulgaii and amounted to $N."h).
The programme for the evening was
upi'inli'd by a sehvtlon from the
quartet, ami was followed by areud-
Ing, "The First Thanksgiving," by
Mm. I'tiii I.owtvy. Other nuinlM'fs
on the program were: "Nobody's
Child," Miss (in-ta Mclennitn; "Cur
few Shall Not King Tonight," Miss
Ruby Cnillc; Dialogue Mr. ('rain's
Matrimonial Adventure Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Knlghten and Mrs. Jas.
Dyer; "Modern Married Life,' Mr.
and Mrs. C. li. Wright; tiuitar Duet,
tieorge Hereford and Mrs C. C. lion.
Teacher's Final Examinations.
Superintendent Dinwiddle has n
ccived from State Superintendent
AcUeruian the dates of the tlnal
examination fur the teachers in the
county, also the program nnd
sources of (itiestlons which are given
as follows:
Datks:
(A). January IS, 19, 2d, l!Ml.".;
(111. April 12 l:t, 14,
(C). May 17, IS, 1!), 1!)05;
(IM. June 7, 8, 1, V.Mij.
I'iioiiiiam:
( A ) . .Wed ueMilays A r 1 1 h m e 1 1 e ,
Spelling, Physiology.
( B ) . T h u rsda y s Men t al A ri t h me
tle, Reading, Writing, Civil (iovern
ntent. (C) . Fridays Language, 1 1 Istory,
(leography.
S(H liri:s OK Ql'KBTIONH.
Questions In the following subjects
will be taken from the following
sources:
(al. (leography State Course of
Study; the coarse print In Frye's
Elements- of Ueogrnphy; map ques
tions in both coarse and tine print
of J'Yye's Elements of (leography.
(b) . Spelling Eighty per cent,
front miscellaneous test words in
Heed's Word lessons, and twenty
percent, from manuscripts.
(c) . Writing Vertical? specimens
of penmanship as indicated In copied
matter and from manuscripts.
( d ) . ltea d 1 ng From 1 11 d I e a t e d
select ions.
(e) . Language Heed's Graded
Lessons in English, nodhigrnniinlng.
(f) . Civil Government Chapters
1 to 1."), inclusive, and 37 to 45, in
clusive, of the American Citiscen, i,
GILT Picture Frames.
If you wish to get a bargain in
GILT Picture Frames call at
Itooiu 14, Red by House.
Bend Soon to Be Towy.
County Court held nil etrit nennlun
hint Saturday toaet upon the petition
of the I'.i inl residents fur the Incnr
puratl'tii of their town. The appli
cation was pi.'wnti'd by A. I., flood
Willie (1 ixl ;. C, Kli'iuemaii nml the
court ui-il.'ivd that mi il't llun Is
In Id wlthlll the tllntrlt t oil I ( em
ber l.'l li.
The it ppl lent Ion of Dr. Chits, litl
wnrds for appointment its county
pliynlciau wns necepteil by the court.
MAKRICD.
At I.mnouta, Sunday, Nnvemln-r
27, MU little A mint rung to Mr.
Itolsrt Osborn, the lU'V. (. V.
Triplet t. pastor of the ItnptUt
church of this city, olliclatlng.
In this city, Momlny, NovciiiIht
L's, at the resldcitee of.l.f.. I.uckey,
Miss Anna Johiisoti, of Ashley Mich.,
to .Mr. Carl Anderson, of Dend
J imt lee I.uckey performing the cere
mony.
We have lust rivelved the
? finest line of Imported China 4
ever brotmht to Prlnevllle.
j, m nv tvi linen zu. j
HemdQuarlert foe Stmts Clma
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Death of C. W. Elkins.
Charles W, F.lklns, one of Cropk
county's pioneer settlers, panned
away at his home lit this city after
a short Illness at K o'clm k last Satur
day. Ih-ut Ii wns ilue to bra hi (ever
w hich had confined Mr. Klkius to his
lied for nearly two weeks, during
which time he was unconscious for
tunny days.
Deceased was born lit P.eliiiont
county, Ohio, In 1M7, and when only
five yen rs of age crossed the plains
with his parents. The family settl
ed In the Willamette valley near the
present site of Ichimon, w here Mr.
F.lkins attended school and later en
gaged in brthliieKs with Ids father,
w ho wns the originator fthe Wil
li) met ee Valley & Cascade Mountain
Wagon Ki mil routpiiiiv. la 1.2
W. Klklns moved to (.'rook county
and Is-gau the organlzatlun of it
stis'k farm In the tjrimlstone coun
try along IVaver creek. Hen', lie
was engaged in raising rnttle for
litany years, retaining his property
Interests In that distrlrt until two
years ngo when he solil his ranch to
T. 11. Iircnmin.
A few years ttfter coining to Crook
county . Mr. iilkins married Miss
Olive P.rown and for some time they
lived on the Denver creek ranch.
Litter Mr. Iilkins purchased proin-rty
hen? tiitil for ninny years made his
home in this city.
iKveanetl was well and favorably
known lit every portion of the coun
ty In which he had made his home
overJW years niul scoivs of friends
and acquaintances mourn his sud
den denth. A widow and an adopt
ed daughter, Mrs. (. C. Hyde, of
Portland, County Treasurer James
Iilkins. of Albany, Joseph Iilkins,
of Lebanon; Win. S., of Ueilhtnds,
Cal., nnd Mrs. Clara Welch, of Hood
River, survive hlni.
The funeral service were held from
the family residence hist Sunday
afternoon under the auspices of the
Masons of which the deceased was a
meiulHT, the Uev. W. P. Jlnnett,
pastor of the Methodist church of
this city, conducting Hie funeral
Her vices.
Obituary.
Abraham Ifackleman, who dUil in
Albany Novemlier 2M, wan a pioneer
of Oregon having come to this state
in 1S-17. lie was born in Indiana in
1S29 nnd crossed the plains in an ox
team going over the Harlow route
to Oregon Ci t y. 1 le 1110 veil t o A lbany
In 1S47 where he resided up to the
time of hie death.
During the gold excitement In Cali
fornia, Mr. llacklentan went to that
state and succeeded In making a
fortune. Then lie established a jier
ntnnettt residence at Albany and laid
out several additions to that city.
He was prominent therein business
circles and served for years as direct
or of the Oregon & Pacific railroad,
a road which he was instrumental
In getting built. In later years he
came to Crook county and started a
cattle ranch which he has since
maintained, siendlng his summers
here and his winters at the home
place In Albany. Two sons, two
daughters and a widow survive him.
The funeral was held from the family
residence last Friday.
Grip Quickly Knocked Out.
"Some weeks ago during the severe
winter weather both my wife and
myself contracted severe colds which
speedily developed into the worst
kind of la grippe with all Its mis
erable symptoms," says Mr. J. S.
Egleston of Maple Landing Iowa.
"Knees and Joints aching, muscles
sore, head stopped up, eyes and nose
running, with alternate spells of
chills and fever. We began using
Chamberlain's Cough Keniedy, aid
ing the same with a dose of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets,
and by Its liberal use soou complete
ly knocked out the grip." These
Tablets promote a heal thy. act ion of
the bowles, liver and kidneys which
is always beneficial when the system
ss congested hy a cold or attack of
the grip. For sale by 1). P. Adam
son.
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Heating Stoves
That xvw Heat ur Wilson Heaters
i- 1 ,, , . Are the best Air Tight Neater made
we have an unusually large assort- 2 .,"'auo
rrient of Heating SU)vcs in all of the and give univessal satisfaction,
bo.st btyles and makes.
Trices ranging from 2. 75 to $25
. , , , 1 We guarantee these Heaters to burn
e carry six different gtyles of Steel
less wood and give more heat than any
llangcs, also cast and steel Cook Stoves.
'- iner eater on the market.
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The Key that Unlock! the Door to Long
Living.
The men of eighty-five and ninety
years of age are not the rotund well
fed, but thin, spare men who live on
u slender diet. lie its direful an he
will, however, a man pant middle
age, will occiinlotially eat too much
or of some article of food not suited
to Ids constitution, mid will need a
dose of ('liiiinlierlain'H Stomach and
I.lver Tablets to cleanse and invigor
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this Is done there Is no reason why
the average man should not live to
old nge. For sale by D. 1". Atlamson.
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OFFICERS:
W. A. Booth, President
0. M. Elkins, Vice President
Foto W. Wilsoh, Cashier
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DIRECTORS:
W. A. Booth, O. M. Elkins,
D. F. Stewart, Fred W. Wilson.
Transacts a General
Hanking Business
Exchange Bought
and Sold
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A NKW I.IXF. OP
Collars, I3elts and
I Silk Waists
Latest Designs In Sllver-
ware nnd Jewelry. Notions
of all kiiuls. Writing Tab-
lets, Pencils, Novels, Sewing
i Mnrhines, and Needles.
I SOME CHOICE BARGAINS
In Holiday Goods Which
Will be in Stock About
November 1st. j
Mrs. John Gyrus!
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J. V. BOONE
Maker of the cele
brated Prlnevllle
Stock Saddle
Saddles and Harness
Latest improved
Indies side and
stride saddles,
bits, spurs, an
gora chaps, quirts
and hackaniores.
A Full Line of Stockmen's
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Write for Prices
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High Grade Goods Cheap. City styles and
up-to-date ideas in Millinery at - - - -
Mrs. Slay ton's
g Prinevilie's Leading
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Remarkable values in Fall and Winter Underwear at the
RA QKE T S TORE
J. S. KELLET, Proprietor.
Gall and Examine Them
Ladies Spring Heel Shoes. .gl.T'S
Children's Velvet Hats worth $2.50. Our Price SI. 50
Bo3's Capg, excellent value 25 Cents
Men's Heavy all Wool Sox. . 05 (Jents
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Now is the Time to buy heating stoves
and our stock is complete and our prices
right. It will be to your interest to see our
line and learn our Prices before purchasing.
We also sell - - - - -
BORN STEEL RANGES
the best steel "range on the market
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