Crook County journal., December 22, 1904, Image 3

LOG71L MENTION a
.1. A. Itn.vl Ik In III.,
ranch mi Hour crock,
city from
J. M. HfllMc WMH II llllxllli KM Vh
ur from OrUidy 1 nrliiu I lit uimI wool,.
J. H. MrMccii In In Hie city fnnii
I.'IIIIMIltll.
Mlrhi'l & I'll. Imvi' I lie iikwiI ci i in -ilt'lt
lliii' of fan.'.V i rm kiT.V In (lie
II.
.1. L. Wliidom iiimI family wore In
Ihorll.v from Culver fur it low tin n
IllUwook VlnlllllK wild ivlnilvi.
I. It. ritinl'xir til in mil Sunday
from riiriliiiiil where ho wiim hiiiii
mimed Ik appear lit 1 14 1 1 in I tr litml
I'llHI'M,
Mr. iiihI Mr. I,eo u lulc were In (In
city from lliilr ranch on Crunkcd
river lonpeiid u few l;ia h wlili nla
llvo dtii'liiy; I Im iihI ivitk.
I 'ifd I'lnniiii ninl 'wife Ii'ft IIiIh
tvtek for MoMliiiivllle whore liny
will make tluir future Iioiiii, Mr.
1'llMIIIII Will t'IIKIIKI'llllrtlHllli'HHtlii'1'f.
A A V A Ai AA A AVkAj
p i special
Q Price mi Cninllri.foreiiili.l
J imiM Tree nt
The Wlnnek Co.s
S Hsdiumrttr tor Baata CUui
lilllU Woodward relumed Hal nr.
ilny rvi'iiliiK from Ituwlniin where
In win rnlli'il tin week U-fore liy I lie
ili-iilli of I.U grandfather, V. (I.
Woodward.
Mm. M iiimi Powell iiml mod Hoy,
of Morn, Slii'riumi county have lioeii
vImIHiik n-lrtdvi-M In HiIm vicinity for
tlii puM week liwi vIiik Wednesday
ur tluir Itouii'.
Hlil IVriivnl was In the city Mon.
y on IiIm way to Hcnd w here lit
' ll f nkt tiinrp'iiKiilii of thcmochaiil
rnl ili" 'ill nii'iit of the liiilU'tln nt
that .oe.
IIKIN7. I MIDI IS In l.nlk. Hill I'likflM
W jur I'U ki U, Mliiiv Mi-iit til Michel
& Co'h.
M. I'. Uritik returned lln flint of
tln week from ii trip to tilii. I'alU,
Laldlavv mnl Jtoud where- ln nay
hiilldliii of nil kind U Ixiitic rarrlt'tl
on xli'inlily,
j
J. II. overly wan lii tin city from
Mm llow'iiril ranch Wedm-mlay. lie
Mated that there w-iim a fall of now
aroiiiiil Howard liming tln pirni
wivk of two Inchcx Imt that It hood
lMIIlMWin'l.
Yuti dm Snvo
to $2 on Shoes
At Urn UACKKT STORK
tlli mi ('. I.ovell, of t'.oiihler, Ct'li)
railii, hoii of I'ni-iiiiiHln An cut
l.ovcll of the l. I. & I'. Co. at Ih iuI,
wiim In the lity the tlrnt of the wtn-k
on IiIm w ay tu Itcml w hen- he will
make IiIm pt't iii ini'iit riMlileiu'e.
K, X. (iillaui ami I'.i-n.'Kt Nnhle
were In tlu city yeMtenlny from
Culver. They Mlateil that new hullil
Inpi were liclntf put up raplilly hi
MiulniM which 1m iiHMUinlHK a metro
politan air.
Warren (ihixe hit TueMilay fur
r.uirene where lie will vIhU for a
Hhort time with iiiatlvcM licfore
Roliitf to riiiM'iilx, Arlxotia. lie will
1h' Hccompaiileil from f.nuvne lv IiIh
hrother, I'linee.
Siipeiiiiteiuh'iit IMuwMille return-
eil the hint of the week from a ten
ilay'M vImII to the varloiiM mcIiooIm
tlirouiiliiuit tin county which he
found were proKn-MMlny: very nut Ik
factoiily.
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Pocket Cultery gi
Vi liaye the hent lirnuil
mailt'. We warrant every
hlaile ami hcII them at
modern le prlcen
The Wlnnek Co.
fl HeadauRrtors for Santa Olaus
I'nul Dtianey, who Ik well know n
here having w orketl for the Portland
Jiiuru'ilhi thlH county a year hko
hiHt Hummer, Iiuh purchaHi'd the
Klainath FAIIm Kepulillcmi and im
Hunietl the etlltorlal dutlcH on that
Hlltl't,
iimLadlt'H Annex Initialed elKht
lneinlierH Into their clnliat the hint
ineetlnn'. I( wan divided to hold
an old fiiHhlTitietl watch meeting at
the club holme on New Yetir'n eve.
A rcHolutlon whh iiIho adopted jiro
lilhltltiK tiieinberM from inviting
fiiendM living; In the city to the dub.
LeHlle Vantlerpool left TiieHilay
inornlnir for I'rlnevUlo wliere lie ex-
lectH to locate permanently. Mr.
Vanderpool will engage In the bunl
neHH of buying mutton Hheep. Mi'H.
Viuiderpool, who him beeu 111 for
Homel line will remain here until her
health 1h Improved it nil will then Join
Mr. Vanderpool. Lakevlew Herald.
.1. V, MorrlM .1h Helling Ladles
Winter HatH, Child's IIooiIh, MImhcs
and Chiltlren'H (Jolf OloveH, Childreu'H
Jiuketw and the lateHt Htyle LadieH
liutcher CoatH at actual cohL TIiIh
Ih an opportunity to Mecure tiu'HC
Htaple nrtlck'H nt pticeH Heldom offer
ed and yon cannot afford to over
look It. You are cordially Invited
to eall at tjie Htorc and examine any
of thene artkii'H.
Nali' Wnrxwi'lliT ret iirni'il Tiicm
day (i'oiii I'orll.iinl where hi' Iiiim
Ihkii Mlii'iiihiu tin- Hill Military
Academy to epeiul tin' holiilnyn Willi
liU J II I't'l 1 H.
W. I. Vainli'Virt wiim In tin lily
front l,avii Hi'Vi-ral iIii.vm iliirlnif the
hint of the week. Hi' In out' of tin
county's t xUiin ii wImi Ik wealing
a lai'Ki' xiiill.' inoHt of tin1 linn' on ne
'unit of favorable weather I'on
I.IIoiih. I'li'illmr has not yet U-kiiii
In (In1 vicinity of hi ranch iiIiIioiikIi
a cur iio tin' KliM-k were liroiiKlit
lip about tin' tit li of Novi'iiiInT. Mr.
Vniidivert says hi' will In- alili' to
winter IiIh eattli' nicely iliuinu the
(niuliitf winter, lnin them out fat
In the Hpiinu:. unit have a Miirplim of
llliiint .Ml lotIM of hay to Hell.
Moinliiy wim the unli lcBt election
ila.v width Iiiim Imtii HH'ii In 1'rliM'.
villi-for Hoine thnt', ilue In iiioh! part
lo the fuel that tin re wiim only one
ciimllil iti' for liin.vor mnl one vote
w iiiilil have I'ltrleil lilm to the ol!lce.
It. I. llaililiKlon mnl J. II. 4'rookM
were on tint ticket for limixliiil t lit
only olllee to which then'Weiv two
canillihiti'M. Tin new roiiiiiilineii
anil oltleei'M nM'lii-ltil are: Mayor,
Will Wnrxweller; fonncllineii. I'n-tl
W. WIImoii, V. Kin;r nnl A. II.
I.lppmaii; ltiM'uiilcr, M. II
Tn-aMiirer, J. L. McCtillm h, Marcluil,
It. I. llnriiiiKtoii. The newly i hsi
cil I'oiiiicHiui'il will iimmiiiiii' the iluth'M
of llielr olllci'M nt the lli'Mt nit'i tliiK
the couin ll In li In January.
f JUST ARRIVED
V
Xr Iloliiluy (iooiln,
every nrtWlu o( ex
cplletit muility. ::
At ADAMSON'S
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Jim' Ih'lore. a freighter Im'Iwim'H
Shaulko mnl l'liiievllle, had Home
tn. iil.U' with IiIm freighting outfit
In AntiioM mi WeilneHiIiiy evening,
and the city nuthotitli-M are iiMkitl
lo pay the exM'iiKcM of the accident,
or Miami Hie coiiHi iiienci'H of a miiII
for ilamagt'M. While Ihiori' wiim
trying to drive IiIm team Into the
lower fcii I yunl, IiIm Iioi-hch fell Into
a hole widt h hail been dug In order
thattheiily water main might Im-n-pairctl,
and the pole wiim broken
out of the lead wagon of the outllt.
Ih'lore offcretl to Hellle IiIm ciimi' with
the oil v outhorltlcM prtivldetl they
would pay him $10 ami IiIm exM'UH'H
luring the delay, but no act Ion Iiiim
vet Imh-u taken by the nuthorltie.
Antelope llcrolil.
J. I. H.inill wiim In the city the
IiimI of the week from llayHlack.
w heiv he HayM the community Im en-
Joying a gootl ini'iiHiiiv of priHK'iity.
Nearly all the grain crop Iiiim Imhmi
iiiarkctttl and gotMl pticeM have Imtii
Mivtiti'd. He hiivm the IVMchuti'M Ir
rigation & Power company Iiiim
pimiiiiMfd nearly all the imtM In that
portion of the ctiuntj, a fact which
Iiiim leen the ineaim of the rancherH
getting from -M to .ill centM more cr
biiHhel than they tiMiially bring. A
large crop wan harvested thin year
mid the price Iiiim ranged from .VI to
(HI centM perbiiHliel. Ordinarily, with
Much a large amount on hand, the
Helling price would have been In the
neighborhood of IT.' to 'M centM.
New Books
Call and examine our late
novels and la-nut Iful gift
bookn In Silk and Leather
Co vow
The Winnek Go.
Htadquarter tor Santa Glaum
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While Clark Kogew, Koy Itogrw
and Ix-e Wright were near the mouth
bane of Jrlr..lv butte, about nine
iiiIIch below the city, TueMilay morn
Intr uettlng a load of wood they ran
acroHM a wiltl rat which wiim busily
engaged at the time In making a
meal off a Jack rabbit. The Iio.vm
nrnietl theniMolves with clulm nnd
riK'kM and made a charge on the
animal which the latter rcHontod.
The cat put up a gootl light for lt
life nnd all the boys got several good
HcratdioH on their hands as the
result of getting to close to the
animal's daws." .The eat was finally
killed, after lie nan wltlistootl a
fusillade of stones and clulm of 15
minutes duration, and brought Into
town. The animal Is a good sized
one measuring over three foot from
tip to tip.
The Ladle Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church cleared about
125 at the church fair which was
held In Itolkuap hall last Saturday
evening. The sum taken In nt the
various booths amounted to Jl.'ill
nnd the expenses of the undertaking
aside from Individual labor approxl
mated f :10. The fair was a success
from beginning tpentl and a, large
crowd waited eagerly the dinmlng
of the doors at 7 o'clock. The
various articles, on sale at the booths
were sold so rapidly that the at
tendants had scarcely time enough
in which to make change. A grent
many more nrtleles could have been
sold had not the supply boon ex
hausted so early In the evening.
The moinljoi's of the society are
highly pleased with the success
widen attended this their first fair.
The proceeds will be used In furnish
ing the new church building.
Injured In Budiwij AalJtnt. .
I "ri'il Wnllai-e mnl J-'raiik Kliatn-Im-iiu,
while Koltirf from AnliioM' to
l.ulillaw iiimI coming iIowh I lie Ante-
loH' canyoli, IlllOIlt (WO Illlll'M W'l'Mt
of Diniilu'M met with what proveil
lo Im a McrluiiM in i lili'iit.
It Mi'irM that tin1 w-'ioli Mtruck
nlai'KertM'k on the hlh niU; eaiiM
liiKthe toiiuue In Mlrlke I lie w iuni
ImrwH, w ho maile a MiitMeii Innu'e,
en lining tin' lemlertt to Ui'oiiie ex
titeit, mnl nil Htarteit to run. Aliout
t Mm lline Mr. HIiiiiiiIm'iiii fell out. In
trying to reach him Mr. Wallace loMt
IiIm liiilanci' mnl wiim iiImu thrown
off, Hlrlkliitf iMpiariiy on IiIh foreheail,
the lilinl whei'l riiuiilii over. IiIm
rlht arm. IihiImIiik It neverely hut
Hot InvakliiK It: 'l"0 hriilMlnu; liutli
men wverely nbout the heail mnl
hotly. The horMi'M ran nhout l.VJ
yarilM w hen one of tin wheelerM fell,
ca UmIiih; them to Mtop. iiiU liurnc
wiim mo liM'lly Injured In the hack Mini
hltiil partM that It wim ilii iniil
to kill him, which they ilhl. They
Iheti priM-unil miother Ina-Me from
Mr. (turret t mnl cntiic on their way,
nrrivhitt In t IiIm city hint Katiirtlay
nlKht. I'VciI'm Im-mI fiieinlM (turilly
knew lii iti . Imt we mv kIihI to nay
that after rtftlnt: until Momlay lie
wiim utile priM-ii'il lioiiiewnnl much
lM-lter for the nMt taken. MmlraM
I'loneer.
Kmiinliic t lie lurKcxt etix k of
Perfume ever liiil.iyil in
I'riiit'Ville, wi' liniri' I licin in Imlk
fur lilliiiK fancy l''ti let hI in
cut !ii:i iM.tllrit in Kill lint'il
CtflM',
The Wlnnek Co.
I
Hendquartorii for Santa Claus til
Uving and Forbei To Box For The
Championship of Eastern Oregon.
JmiieH Lavlnge, ox-champlon woit
r weight of Canada, mid S. I'orbeH,
of I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . who Iiiim appi'iirotl In
nearly i boiitM on the Paiillc
count, will uni t each other wit h the
gloves at the Athletic club Thurs
day evening, lhrenilK'r '-'!, to light
or the middleweight champioliHhlp
of I'.astern Oregon. Hot h men have
Urn In training at their ipiaftew In
the city for n week pant and those
who attend the bout will see Home
hint work.
Lavlnge'M record In the ling covern
IH'riml of no vera I yoaw during
which he lias .pnrtkipated In Tu con
lestM. Five yoaw ago lie got the
lirislon over Imii Ciirdon In a 10
naiud bout al the liny market
theatre In Chicago and followed this
up a couple of years afterwards by
defeating Joe Cotton In a 1(1 round
go at Pendleton. In the spring of
VMM lie knocked out Jack Dorrity In
two rounds In lilsMlght with the lat
ter at Walla W alia and a few week
afterwards administered a defeat to
Kid Jones in the eighth round of
light at Colfax. Washington.
Lavlnge wvured the Canadian
hampionshlp licit In the welter
weight chisH by whipping Hilly Arm-
st rung at Montreal hi a tight which
lasted for 15 rounds, lie held tills
for two years finally losing It to
JlmPoppHiu a twelve round bout
at Hosland, It. C. in liHil. Those are
some of Ids most notable contests
and he has appeared In the ring
many times at Denver, Spokane and
numerous points on the Pacltlo coast
and Is conceded to lie the U'st bag
puncher In the west.
The two fastest battles which
roiiK has fought recently were
botiU with Hilly Lurose In Seattle
ami 'Spider' Lamb in Spokane.
ForU's knocked out the latter In
four rounds, the former fight luing
declared a draw at the end of the
eighth. The score and a half of
other matches he has Urn In of re
cent years have Urn boxing contests
against men In the professional
ranks, most of the bouts being pul
led off at the principal cities In
Washington.
The bout here between the two
men promises to be a fast one from
the start and will decide the Fast
en! Oregon middle weight champion
ship. Lavlnge and Forbes will
enter the ring at 115 and WO pounds
respectively:
Card of Thanks.
The, Ladles of the Presbyterian
Aid Society desire to thank the
public for tluir HU'ral patronage
nnd donations at their Fair last
Saturday.
Kate E. Liggett, President.
ii( riuuuay
WE HAVE:
SELECT China ware, cut glass,
. vases, statuary, souvenir plates.
ALBUMS, photo, autograph, stamp
and kodack.
MANICURE SETS, three piece sots,
gentlemen's sots, m 1 1 1 1 a r y
brushes.
COLD PENS, fountain pens, fnncJ
pen holders, gift Ink wells.
STATIONARY, one hundred syles to
choose from..
PERFUMES. In fancy packets from
one-eight ounce to 8 ounces.
LOWNEY'S CANDY, warranted fresh,
sizes to suit. '
BOOKS, too numerous to mention.
The gift you have boon looking
for is to be found here.-
AT ADAMSON'S
MASBIED.
At the homo of J ii I lee J. I.. Lackey
In (IiIm city, Momliy evening, lie-cenilM-r
I'l, MImm Mllinle White, of
llnyMlack lo Mi'. John W. Cow of
Ifnystnili, Jiiiitl-e l.tickey iM'ifoi til
ing the ii ii'iiioii.v.
At Hie home of Omar ClaypiMl In
thin lily, Woiluiday inoniliig at
11 ti'tiiM k, (Mi urred th weiMing of
Mr. William . Arnold ami Jennie
Tcmpletoll, the Iter. W. P. Jlimetl,
performing the ceremony. Mr. and
Mi. Arnold left nt mee for Hhaniko
whence they will go to Oregon City
to Mpend the hollibiyM with the
groom's luot her. They will return
In n short tluie to thlH city and will
make their home In Crook county.
Walter O. FllloH mid MIkm Addle
L. Foster were milted In marriage nt
lUo'ii'M'k yesterday nifiriiliig at the
Methodist parsonage, the I lev. W.
P. Jlimott olMclatlng. The wed
ding was a quite one, only the rela
tlvt of the contract lug purlieu
being pri'Meiil. The happy couple
will take up their residence at the
farm of the groom's father, Win.
Flllott, on the Ii Iiim u where they
will U at home to their many
friends. -
DIED.
Al Cciul, Oregon, Saturday, Iie-ceiiiU-r
17, nt the age of 31, William
F. Stewart, brother of D. F.Stewart,
of this city. Death was due to
typhoid fever from which the de
ceased had Urn suffering font period
of nine weeks mid in part to a severe
strain given the spinal cord while
Mr. Stewart wan attempting Home
time ago to keep a heavy log from
rolling into the river.
William F. Stewart was born fu
West Virginia May s ami came
to the Pad lie coast with IiIm parents
at the age of (J yeaw. leaving the
Willamette Valley at an early age
he took up Ids residence In this coun
ty which has Urn his home hIiico.
For the past two years lie has Urn
living at Pond where ,,ho was engag
ed by the lHwhutes Irrigation &
Power company.
He was married In MM) to Miss
Kathorlne (ille and the widow and
two sons, U'sicles the relatives in
this city survive him. The funeral
services were held at Demi Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Kev. O.
W. . Triplet t otliclating. Interment
took place In the Coiul cemetery.
Mw. (ioncVa Creamer, wife of
Thomas Creamer, tiled of typhoid
fever nt her home four miles north
west of the city last Thursday after
noon. Interment took place In Oiltl
Fellows cemetery on Saturday,.
where she was laid to rest U'side
her little boy who died only three
weeks ago. The services were cou-
luotedby the llev. W. P. Jinnett,
pastor of the Methodist church of
this city, assistotl by t fie meniU'W
of the lodge of which deceased was a
member..
(ilnerva Austin wait horn In Jack
son county, Missouri, February
171, nnd died DecemU'rl5,liKt4. She
was married to Thomas Creamer
September 2, Isltt. To this union
four children wore born one of whom
survives her. One little child, Joe,
was burled Just two weeks U'fore
his mother joined him;
Mw. Creamer wan a. tnemU'r in
gootl standing in the Welcome camp
No. !)ffi!3, Uoynl Neighbors of America
and carried a $:!0o0 Insurance policy
In favor of her husband. A husband
midline child and a host of relatives
and friends are left to mourn lior
lows.
Thomas Jones, who has Urn
8tagi agent at the station U'tween
Kosland and Silver Lake for the
past six years, died very suddenly
last Tuesday morning, at the age
of 7!l years. Early that morning he
was solr-od with a coughing spell and
death ensued a few minutes after
Dr. ISelknap, who lind Urn summon
ed, arrived nt his U'dslde.
Deceased was a veteran of four
wnw nnd came to this coast In 1S55,
from Lngrange county, Indiana,
where he has two daughters and
several grand children living. Inter
ment was hold nt the cemetery
yesterday afternoon.
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 w ith all Its mis
erable symptoms," says Mr. J. S.
Egleston of Maple Landing Iowa.
"Knees and joints aching, muscles
sore, nonu stoniieu up, eyes anil nose
running, with alternate spoils of
chills and fever. We Itcgnn using
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, uid
lug the same with iidoseofChaiubei
Iain's Stomach and . Liver Tablets,
and by Us liberal use soon complete
ly knocked out the grip." These
Tablets promote a healthy notion of
the bowies, liver and kidneys which
Is alw ays beneficial when the system
is congested by a cold or attack of
the grip. For sale by 1). P. Adin-a
son. , ;
NEW GOODS
Coming every week iuts us in
position to savo you money on
alt drugs ami toilet articles Call
for a saninle bott le of Winnek's
Toilet Cream it is yonrs tor
U10 asking
The Winnek Co.
Headquarters for Santa Claus
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Ghristtnas Presents
That Your Boy Will Like
Foot Balls, Striking Bags,
Boxing Gloves, Whitley
Exercisers .
Skates, Indian Clubs, l)um
bclls, Hast; Halls, Air Guns,
Stevens Rifles, Winchester 22
Rifles. $
We have a very fine stock of
Carving Knives, Silver Table
Ware, Nickel Plated Tea and
Coffee Pots. Q Q
Any of the above will make
acceptable Holiday presents.
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The Key that Unlocks Vtjs Door
Living.
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The men of eighty-live and ninety
years of ago are not the rotund well
fed, but thin, spare men who live on
a slender diet. lie as careful as he
will, however, ft man past middle
ago, will occasionally eat too mech
or of some article of food not suited j
to IiIh constitution, nnd will need nl
tlose of Chamberlain's Stomach and .
Liver Tablets to cleanse and Invigor
ate his stomach autl bowies. Wnen
this is done there Is no reifson why
the average man should not live to
old age. For wile by D. P. Adamson.
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CROOE www mi
OFFICERS:
W. A. Boots, President
C. M. Elkins, Vice President
Freo W. W.L60H, Cashier
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DIRECTORS:
W. A. Booth, C. M. Elkins,
D. F. Stiwart, Fred W. Wilson.
Transacts a General
Banking Basiness
Exchange Bought
and Sold
Collections will re
ceive prompt atten
tion -
J. W. BOONE
Maker of the cele
brated Prinoville
Stock Saddle
Saddles and Harness
Latest improved
Ladies side and
stride saddles,
bits, spurs, nn
gi rn chaps, quirts
and hticknmorcA.
A Full Line of Stockmen's
Supplies
Write for Prices
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Mrs. John Cyrus j
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In Jewelry, Silverware, Plain
and Fancy Collars, Holts and
Silk Waists
A new and assorted line of
Holiday Goods. Notions of
All Kinds
Special I'rlees on Silver and Gold
t'uff Buttons, Watches, etc.
Agent for Sewing Machines and
Needles
Mrs. John Cyras
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Special Holiday Sale
A special reduction will be made on my entire line
of Millinery goods for the Holiday Trade. Yott
will find in my store many useful and beautiful
articles which will make appropriate presents for
Christmas. A Further Fjiecial Reduction will be
made on Collars, Infant Hoods and Ribbons.
Mrs. Slayton's
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Hand painted Linen Sofa Pillow Tops 05 cents
Lithographed Sofa Pillow Tops .05 cents
Pillow Cords 05 cents
Ladies Outing Flannel Night Robes, Nicely Trimmed. $1.50
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We wish to call the attention of the
public to our
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
We have fitted out in a very neat and convenient
manner for Groceries exclusively .the room in
our building formerly used for hardware. We
have greatly enlarged our stock and assortment
in this department and henceforth it is our inten
tion to make our Grocery Department first class
in every particular, and to carry such a variety
of delicacies that even an epicure need not
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We carry the
Diamond W Goods
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M. J. B. Qoffee
If 'you are looking for Good Coffee you should
try M. J. -ii. If you do you will drink no other.
Our Prices are as Low as the Lowest
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