To make room for my own manufactured goods, I will sell during the month of r
1 DECEMBER at astonishingly low prices all Furniture and kindred goods on hand.
I Have the Largest, Cleanest and Most
Complete Stock to Select From.
Mnely per nut of my iitm.U now on hand wan made East, of quarter Hawed Oak and polished In the beautiful shade of
golden, flood from the World Known Factories nuU as ISelsou. Hatter, He j wood 15ros., Kctehuni, Rothchild, and others,
arc Iik hided In uhovc Kiiie. All good marked In plain figures.
I also carry a lino of Stoves, Ranges, and Hoators, which I also am Boiling very reasonably. Also all kinds of House Furnishings. ' '
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Htorkini'n Klmulil Come In Oregon.
Strong effort will be made to
have tlic National Livestock Asso
ciation of Annrica hold its next
annual convention in Portland,
The 0. R. & N. Co lias sent a rep
resentative to tl;C convention to go
in setsion in Cliirago on December
'), lor the purpose of urging ibis
mutter, and all the leading com
mercial bodies here hiivo empower
ed repiesentatives to extend invi
tations on their Mialf for the as
sociation to hold its convention in
Portland in 18!)2.
Seneca Smith, president of the
Oregon and Columbia Hiver liasin
Hoard of Trade, last week forward-
' ed the following invitation on be
liulf o! that organization, liopitig
to receive a favorable reply:
"The Oregiin and Colutiiliia River
liasin Hoard of Trade, desires to
j extend to your association a cordial
t invitation to hold its next annual
. .1.:.. ..:.
"Portland, Or., in situated at the
confluence of the Willamette and
Columbia river, is the metropolis,
and the chief railroad and commer
cial center of the great Pacific
Northwest.
"The rivers which center hero
drain a territory cf 2 15,000 square
miles in extent, containing almost
every variety of soil, scenery and
climate, though thero are no ex
treme of cold or heat,
"This vast territory is probably
not excelled in a similar urea, for
everything that contributes to the
livestock industry in all its
branches. .
''Livestock of this territory is
now valued at $."0,000,000. The
sales of livestock and wool in Ore-
The Tailor.
gon alone in 1900 brought a total
of 113,000,000. This included 20,
000,000 pounds of wool.
"'1 he mild and moist climate of
Western Oregon makes it an ideal
region for dairying industry, and
the production of butter and cheese
is assuming large proportions. All
stockmen should see this country.
"You will find in this city ev
erything to delight the eye and to
please the taste. Ample hotel ac
commodations, the most magnifi
cent scenery, mountains, rivers and
valleys, from the heights within
the city limits, including five
mountain peak covered with ever
lasting snow, and the great Colum
bia, estimated to pour a greater
volume of water into the Pacific
than does the Mississippi into the
Gulf.
"At our docks you will see load
ing and unloading ships from every
port of the earth. You will re
galed with ubundance d the finest
of fruit, and fish from the great
Columbia river salmon canneries.
A few hours' run by boat dr rail
takes you to the surf of the Pa
cific or into the heart oi the grand
est mountains.
"If you can come in the summer
you will find the days delightfully
cool, a'id you will need a blanket
at night; if in winter, two blankets
will suHico to keep you warm.
"We want you to see this coun
try, and know that when you
leave, many oi you will come to
dwell in it."
last Arrived
A Fresh Importation of Shirts of
all Kinds and Styles. Silk Shirts
and Latest Fancies in Negligees
and Dress Shirts. We also
have a full line of Men's, Women's
and Children's Shoes of all the
.Standard St vies and Makes.
For the Holidays
We will have on 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' Underwear und Sweaters.
The Red Front Bazaar,
N. A. TYE & BROS., Propfs.
Reliable Merchants.
Theme at the Union church' Sun
day, Dec. 8, at 11 a. m., will be
"Saved by the Washing of Regen
eration and Renewing of the Holy
Spirit." ..At 7:.'i0 p. m. will bo "(i
Tilings that the Lord Loves, und
6 Tilings that tne Lord Hates."
M. BitAUBUT, Pastor.
G. Springer,
BUKEDSli Or
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Coach aitd
Carrcrgre Jtorjea
Young stallions and mares, .
also u few young teams for
sale.
Haystack Blood -Sleek Ranch.
Haystack, Oregon.-
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tliu use (if Indies.
I Evi'rv'lmig up to-ilate anil strictly
firalcls.