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...ANNUAL UNDERMUSL1NS SALE...
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PER CENT REDUCTION ON EVERY GARMENT j per CENT
, NO RESERVE EVERY GARMENT AT ABOVK DISCOUNT.
P Cent Reduction on Corset Com-.
IS Per Cent Redaction on W-nt iST.
U Per Ceng ateduotkm oo tlLZZZn re,e"t
li Pt Cent Seduction on Chomlse, US Pwow.
Em Special Sale mm attire stock of laces
I bg 0x largest I be seieoted line -at lsee and
.t !5 per cent discount We are show-
In the city. ...
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-'0 lr that carrt ,arse holiday line as we. expect to have It completely exhausted, and
walk out tine assortment amfl Juw -prices resulted in the largest holiday trade in the history of the store
m 0,8 demaad ran reU" evn'- . that we still have a good assortment to choose from. '
i There are aeverai very good reasons why we do not want to curry this stock over until next yearr.
i aal have determined to sacrifice it now:
J 1st. There is a decided advantage in having an entirely new stock each year.
Sod. We never aell old goods at the rlce of new.
ird. We don't want to invoice all the goods left over.
4th. We haven't room to store them all If we wanted to.
&th. We prefar .to sell them at a sucrifice and have the use of the money.
Accordingly every item that can be classed as holiday goods will be sold at cost.
The Gift You Didn't Expect
Ton AO doubt received -A gift from an unexDected source, or oerhnns overlooked some one who re.
numbered you. This Bale affords you an opportunity of giving a return or New Year's sift, or of se-
Jrisg some f these superb foods for your personal use at prices you cannot hope to match again.
SALE WILL CLOSE JANUARY 1
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Tallman Co.
Leading Druggists
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"Wel Supplies of ail kinds.
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(Tribune Building.)
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AMUSEMENTS
PROP. R. A. HERITAGE 8AY8
T.ASTES ARE DEPRAVED.
W Vamleville Hown in Siiokane
Arr Hlied Kvi-rx Nljtht. WlUle Lrc
tnre and Higher (lass Entertain
ments Go Booting Deplores the
Tendency to Tolerate, the lAtfix
Amiuraients to the Exclusion of
the Intelleclual Northwest Town
Are All More, or Lrsa "Sporty" In
Their Tastes.
"Any kind of vaudeville or light
melodrama can get a full house In
Washington and Oregon towns." said
Prof. R. a. Heritage, who recently
Save a high class musical perform
ance at the M. E. church In this city,
but a lecture on an Intellectual sub
Ject. or a musical concert or a drama
with a moral and a meaning to It, are
but sparingly patronised.
"In Spokane are four vaudeville
houses running every night, filled to
the very door. Th.M .w, . -
the performances. Many of the pro-
B.-m. una numoers are absolutely
vulgar, and manv mnr. .v.
suggestive and Immoral, and yet peo-
pie or seemtngiv good sense and
tastes are seen th.re, while the high
class lectures, the better class of
drama, the concert and all entertain
ments purely intellectual and elevat
ing, are patronised by but a few of
the most advanced thinkers and edu
cators. "I think the tendency is dangerous.
I think the tastes that are thus de
based are responsible for the extremes
to which the Immnntl -..... nH-..
their programs of obscenity and sug-
Kciuieness.
"I have visited most every great
country on earth, and I am frank to
say that the tendency toward these
low forms of entertainment Is
stronger In the Northwest than In any
place I ever visited.
"It is not that there are no highly
intelligent IwnnU In thl. . ........ 1
is not that the people are worse here
vniin eisennere. out it is all due to
the fact that people of the best char
acter and highest Intelligence tolerate
and permit such a tmiiwpv ihai..rf nr
stamping It out by denying such per-
lul room or piace in tne com
munity. Very few good people In
dorse these things, but they tolerate
them, and thus place the stamp of ap
proval upon them.
"I hope to see a revival of the pure
StSEe and the .Ifivntln. nlB.i.ln.
ment on the Pacific, coast. The Intel
ligence or the people Is of a stnndard
that the very best can be keenly ap
preciated. Lectures and high class
drama and music should take the
place of the cheap, meaningless shows
that now occupy most of the stages,
the entire winter through."
This group, by Remington, shows four
cowboys, mounted on western ponies,
shooting off their pistols Into the air.
The statue Is done In staff, but will
receive a covering of branse before
being placed In position.
NEW STORY ON CANNON.
Pnstiiuistrr (ieneral Turned a Trk-k on
die Congununan. '
Here Is a good newspaper story
told at the expense of "Uncle Joe"
Cannon: Congressman Cannon was
not alwsys so powerful In nrMnnn
as he has been of late years.
H. tells with glee of a visit he once
paid to th. postofflce department,
when blunt Frank Hatton was post
master general. He took with him a
constituent who wanted to be post
master of his village. Cannon was
bitterly opposed to him. but did not
want to turn him down openly. When
they reached the department. Cannon
left the would-be postmaster outside
the screen door and went In to see
Hatton.'
He told Hatton he Intended to bring
the man In and ask for the place for
him. but begged Hatton to refuse It.
"Where's the man?" asked Hatton.
"Just outside the door," Cannon re
plied. "In thst cmk. " au(ri Ltuii....
raising his voice so he could be beard
a vny uiihh, i want you to know I
have lying enough to do here without
lying for you. Bring him In." Can
non brought him In and Hatton bland
ly appointed him.
FRATERNAL TEMPLE FOR FAIR.
Club House for Secret Soclctira Will
Be Erected at Ia-wIh ami Clark
Centennial.
Portland, Dec. 30. A hundsome
Temple of Fraternity will be erected
at the Lewis and Clark fair by the
secret societies of the country. Ths
building will serve as a meeting
place and club house for the thous
ands of members of the fraternal or
ders that will visit the fnlr.
The sum of tSK (inn win hA .1
ed in erecting the structure, and $!.-
1JU ot this has already been raised.
Of the sum raised, flu, 000 has been
pledged by the Associated Fraterni
ties of America, other large contrib
utors being the American Oulld. the
Order of Washington, the Ladies of
the Maccabees, the Grand Lodge An
cient Order of United Workmen, and
the Knights and Ladies of Honor.
Anniversary of Iroquois Horror.
Chicago, 111., Dec. 31). One year
ago toduy the civilised world was ap
palled by news of Chicago's great dls-
ustei' the lrociuuis theater (ire. '1'lils
afternoon the Immediate relatives of
the 582 men, women and children
who died In the Iroquois theater from
fire and suffocation assembled in
Wlllard hall and took part in exer
cises commemorating the anniversary
of the disaster. The exercises were
1'eld under the auspices of the Iro
quois Memorial Association. Ad
dresses were delivered by itabbl
Hlrsch. HUhnp C. P. Anderson, und
Dr. Jenkln Lloyd Jones.
GUTICURA SOAP
The World's Greatest
SkinSoap.
The World's Sweetest
Toilet Soap.
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Sold Wherever Civilizstion Hts
Penetrated.
MUllM. of th world. brt peopit
as Cutlcara 8oap, assisted by CuUoara
Ointment, Um gnat skia ear, for pre
serving, purifying and beantlfrlng toe
skin, for cleansing the scalp of crusts,
scale, and dandruff, and Um stopping
of falling hair, for softening, whiten
lug and soothing red, rough ami lor.
hands, for baby rashes. Itching, and
coalings, for annoying Irritations, or
too free or offensive persplratloa, for
ulcerative weaknesses, and many sa Da
nte, antiseptic purposes which readily
suggest themselves to women, espe
cially mother, as well as for all the
purposes of the toilet, bath and inrasry
CoUcnra Soap combine delicate
molUent properties derived from Cutl
curs, the treat akin cure, with the
purest of cleansing Ingredients and th
most refreshing of Dower odour. So
other medicated soap aver compounded
la to be compared with It for pres. nr.
lug, purifying and beautifying the skin,
scalp, hair and hands. Mo other foreign
or domestic toilet soap, how.ver
expensive, Is to be compared with It for
all the purposes ot the toilet, bath and
nursery. Thus It combines In on soap
at one price th most effective skin and
complexion soap, and th purest and
woetest toilet, bath and nursery soap.
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BKKKDKItS' GAZETTE.
Magnificent Christinas Number
lust Issued.
Most of the successes In agriculture
are only partial. Farmers as a rule
do not realise maximum returns for
their work and time. They lose money
tnrougn lack of technical In forma
tlon. Technical knowledge, coupled
with Industry and prudence, compels
success.
The Breeder's Gazette Is a 4 H to (0-
page Illustrated livestock and farm
Journal which brings every week to
the farmer's home the latest and
most usable Information along these
basic lines. It tells him how, why and
when. It teaches economy through
improved methods and better live
stock. It helps the farmer to solve
all the problems which beset him In
his work. Its regular perusal will
enable him to convert losses Into
profits.. With Its profusion ot beau
tlful pictures of livestock and farm
scenes, and Its columns of practical
Information, H stimulates larger In
terest In and love for the country, In
dlcatlng Its pecuniary possibilities and
emphasizing the wholesomeness and
Independence of rural life. -
The Christmas number of the Ga
zette, just from the press, contains
K4 pages, and is replete with lllustra
tlons, many of them suitable for
framing, and artistically Illustrated
articles, which are thrilling, Instruct
ive and enlivening, written by writers
of national repute.
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Handsome Souvenir Free
To stenographers, bookkeepers,
hank clerks, sending name and
place of employment to us.
Agents wanted. Merrill Type
writer .Co., Spokane, Wash.
STATUARY FOR THE PAIR.
Works of Art Valued at 12,300,000
Secured for Lewis and Clark Cen
tennial.
Portland, Dec. 10. Statuary valued
at 12,100,000 Is the magnllfcent gift
of Nt. Louis to the Lewis and Clark
centennial. This represents th.
cream of the Louisiana Purchase Ex
position statuary, and will add an ele
ment of beauty to the exposition that
nothing else could glv..
The statuary was selected a few
days ago by Oscar Huber, director of
works, who went to St. Louis for the
purpose. Notable among th. sculp
tors whose works ar. represented in
the selection are Borglum, Vaudell,
Frederic Remington, Weinman, Blt-
ner. Lopes and Ruckstuhl. In select
ing the statutes care was taken to se
cure only such pieces as would har
monize with the Western World's fair.
The titles of some of the works se
lected bear out this. They are:
Group of Buffalo." "Resting Cow
boy." "tep to Civilization," "Des
tiny of the Red Man." "Sioux Chief,"
Cherokee Chler," "rour ftepiunes,
Captalns Meriwether Lewis and
William Clark," "Thomas Jefferson,"
'Daniel Boone." "Pioneer Seeking
Shelter." "Buffalo Dance." '
One of the cowboy groups will
probably be placed at the main en
trance, just In front of the Colonnade.
East Boston Tunnel ()hiiI.
Boston, Mass., Dec. 30. The new
Kast Boston tunnel under Boston
harbor, the opening of which was to
have taken place the first of the week
but was postponed, was opened to
public travel today.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by Icx-sl spnllcstlons, ss they cannot rearh
tlie diseased portion of the ear. Thers Is
only one wsy to curs dstnras, snd that
I, by ronntftntlonal reroixUpe. Deafo'ss
Is caused by sn Inflamed condition of ths
mucous llnlns of tli Kustsrhlau Tube.
Wlien this tube Is Inflsmed you bsrs s
rttmblinx sound or Imperfect hesrlns. and
when It Is entirely closed, deafness Is the
result, snd unless the luflsmmstlon csn be
i.Keo ouc soq inis tune restored to Its
norms! condition, besrtng will be destroy
ed forever ; nine rases out of ten sr. csus
ed by rstsrrh, whlrb Is nothing but sn In
flamed condition of the mucous surfscea
W will lire One Hundred Dolllrs for
Shy esse of desfness (csu.ed by rstsrrh)
thst csnnot be cured by Hall's CsUrrb
Cure. Hnd for rlrrnlsrs free.
r. 1. OHBNBY CO., Toledo, O.
"old by druggists, 70c.
Take lull's ram I ly 1MIH for constipation.
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Cattlemen Hopeful.
Crook county Is one 6f th. lurgest
sources of the supply of beef for ths
Northwest markets. For the past
month or more It has been the opinion
of Crook county cattlemen that th.
bottom In prices, of beef had been
reached, and th. promised early rise
in prices. If It materializes, will bring
thousands of dollars Into this county.
Ashwood Prospector.
HE Bl'V8 i CIIKAP ONE,
when price Is the only thing a man
knows about buggies. After h. haa
had some experience, quslity comes
first, and you always get that In th
vehicles at Neagle's. Winona Wagons,
Buggies and Harks, and the best
mud.. W. sell tliom. Bone-dry
timber, well painted and ironed, and
warranted by us.
Neagle Brothers
THE BLACKSMITH
We sell the Mover Gasoline Engine.
Walters' riouring Mills
Capacity, 1(0 barrels a day.
Flour exchangeu lor ni.
Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped Feed,
fr alM'ovw iAd
COM 8ALK AT THK KANT OKKUONIiW
orrlra Isrge bundles of nrwiMp.rs, roa-
t.lnln mi, lOO hi .
sd for 30 esnts a bundle.
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Happy New Year
Mak It happy for friends and relatives by presenting th.tn
with som. from our tin. '
Chafing Dishes, Sllv.r Plated Tea Bets, Pocket Knives, Pistols,
Rifles, Shotgun.
The Celebrated GILLETT RAZOR, th safety that Is always
ready for use. Requires no honing or stropping,
Goodman-Thompson Co.
HARDWARE, STOVES, PLUMBING
BYERS' BEST FLOUR
Is made front the choice wheat that grows. Good bread la
assured when Brers' Best Fluor Is nsed,. Bran, short, strain rolled I
barley always on band.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS I
W. BYERS, Proprietor.
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