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...ANNUAL UNDERMUSL1NS SALE...
m naiHt display of Mualtn Underwear Pmiriintnn ... .
iik . - - i ciw annctea rrom. we call par-
attention to the mm!lcem diHnlay of fwrta Underwear, tl.c Bet Muslin Underwear to.de In
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15 PER CENT REDUCTION OX EVERY GARMENT 13 PER CENT.
jiO RESERVE EVERT GARMENT AT ABOVE DISCOUNT. '
PULPIT SCARES
pons
IS Per Cent Reduction en Corset Covers, IS Per Cat.
IS Per Cent Rednctien on Iramirn, 15 Per Cent.
IS Per Cent Redaction on Night Gowns, is Per Cent
IS Per Cent Reduction on Petticoats, is Per Cent.
IS Per Cent Reduction on Chemise, is Per Cent.
Extra Special Bale on entire stock of laces and embroideries, at IS per cent discount,
tog the largest nd best aeleoted line of laces and embroideries In the city.
HERBERT a B1GELOW
PREACHES SOCIAL REFORMS.
Coninares Modern Govenimenui With
the Unselfish Teachings of the Naa
arene Says the Nations Should
Practice Brotherhood as Well
Preach It Sngirests a "Sermon on
the Mount" to Date.
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irhlle "out fine assortment and 1 w prices resulted In the largest holiday trade in the history of the store,
.u. a a , nrnttv evenlv In most lines, so that we still hav; a good assortment to choose from.
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There are several very good reasons why we ao not want to curry mm nuo over unm uC j.
S uid so have determined to sacrifice It now:
There Is a decided advantage in hnvlng an entirely new stock each year.
We never sell old goods at the price of new.
We don't want to Invoice all the goods left over.
We haven't room to store them all if we wanted to.
We prefer to sell them at a sacrifice and have the use of the money.
Accordingly every Item that can be classed as holiday goods will be sold at cost.
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The Gift You Didn't Expect
SALE WILL CLOSE JANUARY 1
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You no doubt received a gift from an unexpected source, or perhaps ovenooaeu - -
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K Iring some f these superb too Is for your personal use at prices you cannot hope to match again. . .
Tallman
Leading Druggists
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Suitable
GifLs for
NEW
YEARS
COLLECTION LARGE
VARIETY GOOD
PR1CE8 LOW.
Winslow
Bros.
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I. L. VAUGHN
ELECTRICIAN.
attf.lltf n frlvnn and all
work xecnted nrnoerlT.
t3ectroil Supplies of all kinds.
"'r'lCE 121 West Court St.
(Tribune Building.)
i: V Tk perfectly correct in b .ppointmenl. au, be V I
Ii I I teafced if you have a service of 1835R:
; fi J W.Hare Silver Plate. SJ
! JtedbMjfW to Set the TabkA
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i! I H. L. HASBR.OUCK, Jeweler J
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Cincinnati, Dec. 47. Herbert 8.
Blaelow. castor of the Vine Street
Congregational church, discussed. In
his Christmas sermon, the changes
that wnnM tnlr nlo If human socie
ty were really to be governed by the
ethical teachings ot Jesus.
Runnns Maid Mr. Rilrelnw. We had
for president, a modern counterpart of
Jesus. iSuppose tnat in a moment 01
frenzy, such as may have occurred on
Palm Sunday, the people were to de
clare for a man of such a character.
How long would it be before congress
would be clamoring for his Impeach-
mont an A th men who helDed elect
him warming their hands at the fires
of plutocracy, declaring that they
never voted for him?
With society as it Is, It may be pos
sible that Mr. Roosevelt is a better
president that Jesus would be. But
...iii.ns. awietv were so transformed
tht christian nollcles would be prac
ticable. Suppose men were ready to
uphold the hands of a Christian pres-
Ident.
In a mesage sent by a Christian
president to a Christian congress,
elected by a truly Christian people, I
fancy there would be a paragrapn on
the subject or war. it wouiu oe vj
short and to the point It would read
something as follows:
"Let us make this the greatest day
In history since the birth of Christ.
Today, let us put up our swords and
love our enemies. Now at last, let
there be peace on earth and good will
tfi men."
Ptit ninnar side of that a sentence
taken from the last message, of Pres-
Iriont Roosevelt:
ttt mnat nf all we need to con
tinue building our fleet of battleships
so powerfully armed that they can
inflict the maximum of damage upon
our opponents, and so well protected
that they can Buffer a severe hammer
ing in return without fatal Impair
ment of their ability to fight and
maneuver."
President RooBevelt has rightly said
thut the ali-lmaortant Question today
Is the Industrial question. "Give us
this day our dally bread." Is the pray
er of the million that Is at!U nnan
whnn vi are ready for u
Christian settlement of the Industrial
problem, the president s message win
read as follows: ,.
Sermon on tlie Mount to late.
"Widespread misery Is proof that
society is organised on a tounnation
of Injustice. The basic Injustice Is
this: Each generation mai
.,,. the earth finds that a few ol
their number have the l ight, by virtu
of title deeds bequeathed by aeua men,
to deny the rest the use of the earth.
Since the children of each generation
must live on the earth or perish, It
follows Inevilubly that lhe decreasing
number in each generation who own
the earth have an increasing power
legally to rob the rest or the fruits of
their lifbor. Thus brotherhood is de
ij h the inw of the land and pover
ty Is thoughtlessly resumed as a nei.-
.... ..II Therefore let US modlly
our Jaws of land tenure In such a way
us !o secure to each man. during nis
sttjeurn on the earth, his equal right
wllh all the rest, to use those raw ma
toiinls which Nature provides.
"Thus we shall build our society on
the foundation of the golden rule and
every other problem will be easier of
stiljimn. Then, when there Is no legal
ivili ge to make Idleness respectable,
will be rewarded accoraing to
th.lr labor and the seivant will be
first in the honor of mankind.
To Olft for the World.
H for the asking I could have the
.,..im nresent I most covet, I
would ask for the power to make the
world two gifts.
i nnid zlve to the world a new
iiei.rt. In which the dt"lre for mas
tery fhouh". be utterly vanquished and
.v,,herh,-..rf should relen supreme.
Tl-en I would give to the world the
. ..mt,. iimierstandlnc to make er
...n.... thla iti ri of oromernooa in
law that would destroy all forms of
rrivi.eee and establish lnaustnai
equl .y and peace.
..v..i.. tiiA News tilri."
As a play, few of native make have
. ..... ..re fortunate ana nav. oeeu
more forcefully dramatic or has more
.,i .nmhined the elements wno
... . the emotions, than the story
Hpiol w ....
Nettle, the News uin. wmi-u -i -
pears at the rraxer,
truly harmonious In Its construction,
pathetic, lovable and humorous, ap
pealing in detail to all alIKe, tne you.is
and old. the grave, the careless, tnose
who Jy or weep, all who have wit
nessed this drama will have felt a
mighty influence from a migniy piay.
A Frightened Horse,
t- uve mod itnwn the street.
nuiiiiius "
.,mtin the occupants, or a hundred
other accidents, are every day occur
rences. It behooves everyooay 10
i..- . rellnhle salve hindy and
there', none as good as Bucklen's
a 1 Calve RnrnS. CUtS. BOreS, OC-
nema and plies disappear quickly un
its soothing errect. asc at ja.i-
& Co.'s drug store. .
SEVEERT STOPS GAMBIiTNG.
ToM The Dalles Proprietors He Would
HHI Their Paraphernalia.
"It's no trouble to atop gambling."
said F. A. Seufert, mayor of The
Dalles, last evening to the Chronicle,
and he proceeded to tell how he ran
the gamblers out of his town without
making a single arrest or spending a
single dollar of the taxpayers' money.
"When I went Into office of mayor,"
continued Mr. tieuien, i was ium
that gambling was necessary and that
the town couldn't get rid of it. Well."
anA hi. Iinnnr took a deen breath. I
had them packed away In no lime at
all."
"How did you do It?" was asked.
"Simply ordered them to shut up
shop." responded Mr. Seufert laconi
cally. "A game wa running In nearly
every saloon In town. I told them
that I wasn't going to be hard on
them hut that thev must look out so
they didn't get caught. I'll confiscate
venthln. In sight I snld. -where
ever 1 find gambling. 1 11 strip tne
carpet off the floor and the pictures
off the wall, and selxe your roulette
wheel, and beer (lasses, bar and all,
and suction them on the street corner i
to the highest bidder. Then you can
sue the city to recover and run up
against a taxpayers' Jury.'
"That was the way to settle tnose
fellows." went on the mayor. "Our
town Is better off than ever, and we
used to hear that gambling was nec
essary to Its prosperity. We used to
have 15 or 20 tinhorn gamblers hang
ing round the town; now we haven't
onv "
Mr. Seufert has the saloons so well
In hand that no brawls or "rough
houses" have occurred since he took
I hold of the reins of government. "I
told them, each and every one," said
I he "thiit their licenses would be con
fiscated at the first Indecent or law
less act. That's the way to deal wim
those fellows."
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I seasons, always pure, neavy
in consistence, oi aeiicious
I flavor and appemmg ap-
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I Ask for the brand with
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I Made by the largest pro-
ducers ot tvaporaieo
I Cream tn tne world.
SCOTT'S EMULSION
makes pale, thin children fat
and chubby. - Overcomes
wasting tendencies and brings
back rosy cheeks and bright
eyes.
It's surprising how quickly
children respond to Scott's
Emulsion. It. contains just
the element of nourishment
their little bodies need. They
thrive on it.
Even a few drops in the
baby's bottle have a notice
able effect for good. Nothing
better than Scott's Emulsion
for growing children.
VI U mxl ;o. tsmplc tree upon raquo.
SCOTT & B0WNE, 409 P"rl Slrtrt, Ntw York
Building
Material
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
SASH, DOORS
and WINDOWS
Made to Order Building Pa
per, IJme, Cement, Trick and
Rand, Wood Gnttcra for Barns
and Duellings Specially.
Oregon
Lumber Yard
Alia Street, Opp. Court Rouse,
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
HORSES
Wanted One hundred head of un
broke horses. I im located for the
winter at the Dutch Henry feed yard.
mrttr nf Alia and Lllleth street..
where I conduct a first-class training
, m.I iual stahle. If YOU want tO DUV
1 horse I will lake your order and se
lect the best horse ror you. or 11 you
h.n . imrM to sell I am well ac
quainted with the best buyers. I am
well equipped 10 nreaa ana nunm
any horse from the finest blooded
rtork to the wildest and most deeper
ite broncho. There Is no horse but
can be broke and be mads to drive
or work nicely If he be handled cor
rectly. I have broke one hundred and
twenty-three iiesd In Pendleton, some
of which had become desperadoes. I
guarantee satisfaction In every case.
Lee Kennard
j Artist
i Supplies
p.
mon
K.veryllilug required for oil and
nuUT color iialiitlng.. Hee the
iH-uiitirul painting executed by
Mrs. Krllcy on ilH'luj In our
Indow.
See C. Sharp
PAINTKK AND Dl'XXnAT)R.
205 Kunt Court Street.
Dally East Oregenlan by carrier,
only 16 cent a wsek.
Happy New Year
Miike It happy for frlen'ls and relatives by presenting thsm
with some from our Un.
Chnflng Dishes, Silver Plnled Tfa Bets, Pocket Knives, Pistols.
Hlfles. Shotguns.
Tlie OHcbratcd Gil. LETT ItAZOH, the safely that Is always
ready for use. Requires no honing or stropping.
Goodman-Thompson Co.
HARDWARE, STOVES, PLCMHI.NO
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TUKV'RE TRI'MPfi.
It's our finish that makes
this laundry ao popular,
''letter than the "domestic.'
longer lusting than the old
. fushioned "gloss," It pleases
so many people that our
trade is growing. For the
laundering of llns'n and other
washables, lodge your orders
here.
ROBINSON'S
DOMESTIC I.ACNDRY.
dei
ey 11
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Harry Creamer has been 10 years In
the Washington penitentiary 'for the
murder of Mrs. Mueller. Friends are
trying to secure a pardon for him.
He Is In for life.
AStandard for Quality. Cleanliness and Workmanship
Hand MadcXIcar Havana. FLYKN&C(L Makers.
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