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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 104.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE
olTl SPI.ENPID PREPARATION TOR THIS EVENT MAKES IT THE BTJYERS' OPPORTUNITY
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1,0 SAVE MOM.1 v.., ERx ITEM MENTIONED HERE IS A DISTINCT
i , POSITIVE VALVE.
Boy Winter Underwear
i't Sl ribbed, neece-Uned union suits,
Mo vsloes at SSo
Women's Onelm glove fitting, seamless Jersey
ukm suits, 75c value 3o
I .omen's extra quality, Jersey ribbed, fleece-
DMd Testa or pants, Mc value
i Women's silk and wool Jersey ribbed
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puu, Oxford cut, I.7 Talnea
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vests or
$1.85
I KM pillows, all ready f or nse at c and 8Sc
Hade with neat ruffles and new drsigni
I siadow display.
ns. See
Ic for Women- jsc Ho9e
Women's black cotton hose, with finished feet, X
regular 25c value, special itc pair
25c buys a regular 50c value pillow tops.
15c buys Easy Catch 25c liose supporters for ba
bies, children and misses.
15c buys any 25c ladles' embroidered handerchlefs.
20c buys a S5c ladles' golf gloves In black or white.
$2.SS for any ladies' S3.00 shoes In the house. We
sell nothing but guaranteed shoes. Every pair
warranted. In rid, velour, box calf; In welt and
turn soles.
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' THE GIVERS OF BEST VALUES.
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LEWISTDN
'S DIKE
I Practical Help For Christmas
...Buyers...
We have sold holiday goods for many years. We have given the matter careful study. We
have endeavored each year to so select our stock as to afford both satisfaction and saving to our cus
tomers. We believe that this year we have been more successful than ever before. We believe we
hive come nearer to having just what people want, of having goods that will please both giver and
recipient.
We know that our prices are right, that, quality considered, they are the lowest to be had.
Come Soon and See
Whenever you start out on a shopping tour, come here first. This plan will save you many un
necessary steps and much time. If we haven't Just what you want then look elsewhere. We shall
not urge you to buy, but we do wish you to see our goods as soon as you can. It will be to your ad
vantage In every way to make selections before the final rush heglns.
...Special Helps...
If desired, good on which nart Davment Is made, will be at aside fnr vn TC .ii hnni. ..
hip anything you buy of us for out of town friends. We will deliver goods anywhere In the city the
oaf before Christmas. If desired.
WE WISH TO BE OF PRACTICAL SERVICE IS EVERY WAY WE CAN.
Tallman Co.
Leading Druggists
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Ca
rvers Silverware i
""ore you buy or Christmas present call and see my line J
U"w"' "'MT- Roger Silverware, Chafing Dishes, Raaors, J
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display in window.
T. C. TAYLOR
"THE HARDWARE MA'." 741 MAIN STREET.
P tt 1 1 M . . . T. i iTiITiTiYl la siiitttti
TWO MEN KILLED.
Two Others Badly Hurt in WImmiikIii
Wreck.
La Crosse. Wis., Dec. 13. In a
head-on collision between two St
Paul switch engines this morning.
Engineer Fldlln was Instantly killed
and Fireman Corlett Is burled under
the wreckage, and Is believed to have
been scalded to death. Another train
man is buried under the wreckage.
Brakeman Bliss had both legs cut
off.
-FOR THE HOLIDAYS....
TUARY
"ported Steins
Vases and Jardmeries
in Lonels and
Wellerware
Bfock & McComas Company
DRUGGISTS
Fr Christ
mas, Give Him
A BOX OF
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COMING EVENTS.
December 20-21 Oregon Dairy
men's Association, Portland.'
December 22 Washington Live
stock Association, Spokane.
January f Oregon legislature con
venes at Salem.
January 10-11 Oregon Historical
Society, Portland.
January 10-14 National Livestock
convention,. Denver.
February 12 100th anniversary of
the birth of Sacajewea's baby at Fort
Mandan, with Lewis and Clark'a expedition-June
1. 1005 Opening Lewis and
Clark exposition. ,
ITALIAN FALLS HEIR TO
ESTATE OF titt.OOO.OOO.
Married a IxIk(oh County Girl ami
Will Spend Much of Ilia Immense
Fortune Deveknlng Idaho Ills
Wife DcKirea to Rulld an Electric
I load Front lrf-vvistml to tirange
Mile will VMt Italy to Secure
IVuwwion of the Vast Estate.
The l.ewlston Tribune gives the fol
lowing story of a poor Italian of that
city, who has fallen heir to a duke
dom and an estate of $58,000,000 In
his native country:
"I will erect a mansion on Normal
hill and commence Its construction
as soon as my money Is available to
me, said Joseph Rossi yesterday.
"The Wit ha irrigation project I will
consider, but will provide the funds
for the building of the electric roud
from Lewiston to Orangevtlle first."
Mr. Hossl Is the gentleman who Is
soon to come Into possession of an
Italian estate, valued at t58.000.000.
Mr. Rossi spent considerable time
In looking over the city yesterday and
has selected property on Normal hill
which he will endeavor to purchase
as soon as his funds are available.
The owner of the property he does
not know, but he has selected the
location he desires and will commence
negotiations for the purchase as soon
as he Is prepared to talk business.
"1 am now simply waiting the ar
rival of my credit books," said Mr.
Rossi, "but will be ready to commence
with my plans as soon as the neces
sary documents arrive. The building j
of the electric road Is the desire of my
wife and the Investment will be made
to satisfy her wish. We will com
mence the Improvement of the ranch
on Craig mountain on a large scale
before we leave for our visit In Cali
fornia and will have the entire tract
parked and made Into a summer re
sort and home before our return from
Italy. It Is our Intention to stay In
Italy only a short time and will com
plete our business affairs as soon as
possible.
"Mr. Policy and wife will accom
pany us on our trip across the wnters
and we will all be anxious to return
to Lewiston. which will be the center
of our Investments."
The Policy family nre old pioneers
of the Lewiston country, Mr. Polley
having been one of the protectors of
the Anatone fort during the Ne
Perce war. For many yeara the Pol
leys were engaged in the stock busi
ness and have taken their cattle over
all parts of the country. As a result
Mrs. Rossi Is well acquainted. with the
wonderful country to be served by the
proposed road from Lewiston to
Grangevllle. and .naturally prefers to
make her home In the country of her
childhood.
The hills from Lewiston to the
nitter Hoot mountains are all famil
iar to her and she now desires to fur
nlsh the finances for the electric rail
road that will develop the country
that was once the stock range. The
ambition is a most worthy one and
Mr. Rossi has annouirced his Inten
tlon of providing his wife with the
necessary funds with which to bull'
the road.
Nothing-No Nothing I
Yon can possibly think of would plea, tlie men folks as much as
to receive a
Gillett Safety Razor
for Christmas. No honing or sharpening. Always ready for use.
The Cilllette is the rasor yon have seen advertised so extensively
In the magazines.
Goodman-Thompson Co.
HARDWARE, STOVES, PLTJMB1NG
RAILROAD ill II.DlNti.
. Fight Will Be Bitter.
Those who will persist In closing
their ears against the continual rec
ommendation of Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, will have a
long and bitter fight with thel rtrou
bles. If not ended earlier by fatal
termination. Rend what T. R. Beall
of Beall, Miss., has to say: "Last fall
my wife had every symptom of con
sumption. She took Dr. King's New
Discovery after everything else had
failed. Improvement came at once
and four bottles entirely cured her.
Guaranteed by Tallman 4 Co.. drug
gists. Price 80c and $1.00. Trial bot
tles free.
A thief crawled under a gambling
house at Tonopah and with a big
auger tapped the till in which was
kept the proceeds from a roulette
wheel. He escaped wlfh : about
$1000.
Progress, on Hond From Huntington
to Itnllurd.
Baker tity, Dec. 13. J. B. Rowden
of this city, who recently returned
from a business trip to the Seven
Devils country, reports that a force of
men Is -now at work on the grade of
the old Northwest railroad, along
Snake river from Huntington north
toward Ttallard's Landing.
This road was projected Severn
years ago and partially graded, but
tlie company failed, and It has been
In litigation for several years. Some
thing over a year ago the road was
sold on a foreclosure of a mortgage
held by eastern people. The under
standing has been that the grade was
to be finished as far as the Iron Dyke
mine and the roud opened to traffic.
Mr. Howden says the work is pro
gresslng favorably, and at the present
rate It will not be many months before
It Is completed.
The Iron Dyke copper mine and
other , rich properties in the Seven
Devils district are practically worth
less without a railroad. These mines
are in the same fix as the Cornuco
pia mine, as the cost of transporta
tion by team is so great that the ores
though rich, will not pay for mining
and transportation to market: with
the completion of this road down
Hnaka river to Huntington,, one of the
richest copper mining districts In the
United States will be opened.
Proceedings of Cotton Convention,
Hhreveport, La., Dec. 14. This was
another Interesting and busy day for
the delegates to the national cotton
boll weevil convention. Two sessions
were held and both were replete with
features of Interest. Among the pa
pers and addresses presented were the
following: "The Nation's Interest In
Cotton." Bdward Atkinson, Boston;
"The Cotton Factories' Interest In the
Boll Weevil," Hon. D. A. Tompkins,
Charlotte, N. C, and "Cotton Trans
portation," E. L. Russell, of the M.
&. O. railway, Mobile, Ala.
' A Frightened Horse,
Running like mad down the street,
dumping the occupants, or a hundred
other accidents, are every day occur
rences. It behooves everybody to
have a reliable salve handy and
there's none as good as Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. Bums, cuts, sores, ec
zema and piles disappear quickly un
der Its soothing effect 25c at Tail-
man A Co.'s drug store.
GOING OUT OF
BUSINESS
My stock Ml' ST be reduced and Is now offered at less than
regular prices. Lots of articles are going at cost. It will pay
anyorr t.i come and see Joe Busier from now until January first,
for !:c l:i It on low prices. ' ' Jj, " . ty .
JOE BASLER
You Enjoy Howling to Get the Benefit
Bowling Is an exercise that brings Into play all the muscles.
It develops the. system and is recommended by physicians
and Instructors in athletics everywhere.
Pool and billiard hall In connection.
"Get in the Game"
Alleys reserved for private artlcs If spoken for In advance.
Brunswick Bowling Alley
WADE SILER, Prop.
WHY PATCH WHEN
EASY TO MATCH?
What'B the use of bolstering up a
battered fence when our prices' for
posts and boarding will permit your
putting up an entirely new fence to
match your surroundings? Every
thing here In lumber most people
think worth buying. Our estimate
will cost you nothing get It.
Pendleton Planing Mills
Robert Forster, Prop.
YOl'lt CHRISTMAS SHIRT
will be your cleanest shirt, your
whitest shirt, your most comfortnhl
shirt, If we have done Its laundering.
I'roud boast, but one backed up by
practice, skill, experience, facilities
and willingness. Why should we fear
to endorse our own work when so
many others say the same thlngT
Christmas orders early, please.
Robinson's Domestic Laundry.
DOMESTIC LAUNDRY.
B. F. BECK
Sanitary Plumber
807 Cottonwood Street ,
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I Fall Suits and Overcoats j
Place your order with us and you will be satisfied In svery par
e tlcular. Our suits and overcoats please the most fastidious. Ws guar-
antee perfect fits, best wearing qualities and best workmanship. Our
goods always have that neat, tidy, well-dressed appearance. Price no
higher than lower grade goods sold by others,
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The ways and means committee of
the Salem council estimates the city's
income for 106 at MS. 060, and ex
penditures at $90,220.
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