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"TM ,wrv i "S1irt).i,tii'v-rt PAGE SIX. DAILY HAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 190. E1GUT PAGES. For .Women's Needs F.very woman should fortify herself against those weaknesses and de rangements which are usually pres ent ct times when Nature makes extra demands upon the system. For women's special ailments there is rtr known remedy so safe and reliable as Meeeiiamtt These pills possess corrective and tonic propert ies which have a marked effect upon the general health and promptly relieve nervousness, sick headache, depression, backache, weakness and other unpleasant symptoms. Beecham's Pills estab lish healthy conditions and furnish Help at the Right Time Sold Everywbar. la box ltc and 25c I T H E ft T E R Cass Matlock, Prop. BEST PICTURES MORE PICTURES LATEST PICTURES and illustrated son the city. in Shows afternoon and eve nings. Refined and en tertaining for the entire family. Next to French Restaurant Entire change three times each week. Be sure and see the next change. Adults 10c. Children under 10 years, 5e. If Your Watch Balks! WE CAN FIX IT Years of experience allows us to assure work that is PROMPT RIGHT CAREFUL THOROUGH We cordially invite an oppor tunity to prove the above A. L. Schaofor Sacceasu. .o U HUNZ1KER. Peadletoo'a leading Jeweler. FAIR EXCHANGE. SPOKANE'S WEALTH IN HANDS OF FEW 1 JOSS THAN ONE PER CENT OWN EIGHTY MILLIONS Seventeen Millionaires Anions the List of Wealth Controllers For tunes Have Been Made In Inland Empire. Spokane. Wash. One hundred and twenty residents, or less than one per eent of the population of Spokane, own $80,000,000 of the wealth of the Inland empire, and of these 19 men and one woman control more than 45 per cent of It. There are 17 mll 1 onaires In Spokane, according to a carefully prepared compilation just completed; 32 with $500,000 or more and 70 with $250,000 or more. These fortunes have been accumulated in mining and real estate operations, railroad building and banking, timber and real estate operat'ons, railroad building and banking, timber and ho tel business since 1889. The million aires are: J. J. Brown, banking and real es tate; A. B. Campbell, mine operator; F. Lewis Clark, real estate and rail road; Patr'ck Clark, mine operator; D. C. Corbln, railroad builder and op erator; Austin Corbln, mine operator; William H. Cowles. newspaper pub lisher and real estate; Louis M. Da venDort. restaurant, real estate and banking; Graham B. Dennis, real es tate and mine operator; Mrs. Victor Dessert, hotel and real estate; John A. Finch, mine operator; Jay P. Graves, railroad bu lder and mine op erator: Governor Marion E. Hay, real estate and capital; Levi W. Hutton, mine operator and real estate; O. G. Labaree, railroad and mine operator; James Monaghan, mine operator and real estate; August Paulsen, mine op erator and real estate; Patrick Welch, railroad builder. "Hundreds of fortunes have been made In the Inland empire In the kvst 10 years," said J. J. Browne, "and at the undeveloped resources have scarcely been touched. There 's un told wealth In our mountains and for ests, agricultural and orchard lands and power streams and millions of dollars are within reach of many. The coming five years should make as many rich men as became wealthy during the last fifth of a century. ROM Ji in, 4- A Q Q The store was crowded the opening day with happy eager buyers The receipts of the day were the largest in the history of our store. A Nw Back for aa Old One How It Can Be Done, in Pendleton. Tha back aches at times with a dull, i Indescribable feeling, making you , weary and restless; piercing pain Alone In. a Saw Mill at Midnight, unmindful of dampness. drafts, storms or cold, W. J. Atkins worked as night watchman, at Banner Springs, Tenn. Such exposure gave him a severe cold that settled on his lungs. At last he had to give up work. He tried many remedies but all failed till he used Dr. King's New Discovery. "After using one bottle," he writes. "I want back to work as well as ever " Severe colds, stubborn coughs, inflamed throats and sore lungs, hemorrhages, croup and whooping cough get quick relief and prompt cure from this glorious med icine. 50c' and $1. Trial bottle free, guaranteed by Tallman & Co. REAL DEMOCRACY. .Irrferwin Still Occupied Foot of Table nt Boarding House .rtcr Inanftur atioii. Washington. A party of senators and H B. F. Macfarland. chairman of the board of District of Columbia Commissioners, were in a committee room discussing the question of mov ing inauguration day from March In to April. "What would you think of a plan to have the incoming president follow the example of Jefferson, who rode t.-, the canitol. tied his horse to a post and took the oath ?" asked Senator Frazier. of Tennessee. That is a fine old Jefrerson story. ... . ,n.t.,nalAlv -..im Mapfarlana. dui uiuiiu.,,j history does not bear It out. jener had an escort on his trip to the ftk nit rkl " A. . , I "Ym T know It 18 a .egenu. uut. i, niih to be true." observed i- - Frazier. Jeffersonian simplicity ortrfprt Macfarland. "was exemplified Jefferson had taken the oath t nffiii. and returned to his boarding houSe. His seat had been at the foot of the dining room table and there .t even after the honors of the presidency had come to him. A lady near the head of the table offeree her seat but the men present held firmly to their chairs and showed no inclination to yield precedence to the lead of the republic." "That was real democracy." ex claimed Frazier, and all Joined In the verdict. Remember nothing stored away or reserved. Any $25.00, $27.50 end $30.00 Suit or Overcoat the house including the famous Stein Bloch, Sincerity, Sophomore and Progressive lines unexcelled and seldom equaled for m A So Get in line aiid lollow the crowd to iXAND The Progressive Store 11 9 5 MJWUMIIIUUII fuTOTMIIW.WPW iur iifi'inia MASONS HOLD ANNUAL INSTALLATION AT ATHENA (Special Correspondence.) Athena, Ore., Dec. 28. The annual installation of officers of the Masonic lodge and the attending banquet, was held in the'. Masonic hall last night before an immense crowd. Only Ma sons, their relatives and Immediate friends were invited, but these filled the hall by 8 o'clock when the meet ing wns called to order by the retir ing master, Mr. A. V. McEwen, After the newly elected officers took the oaths of office and were conducted to their respective places the audience listened with interest to the annual address delivered by Prof Case. The address was thoroughly Interesting, g'vlng the origin, history, purpose and accomplishments of Masonry. The banquet which followed was the most elaborate of the season and the toasts and solos by the ladles and gentlemen were exceptionally interest ing. The toclal hour was entered In to by all and the affair from begin ning to end was a grand affair. This evening at 8 o'clock thi Athe na boys will meet, for the ' second t'me this season, the fast basketball team from Weston. Tin first game proved a complete victory or WeS' ton, but since the lav. game th Athe na bovs have had the advantage of the coaching of Coach Blanchard. of Whitman college, anl the game no doubt will be a close one. Interest In the game tonight Is lnt:nse and prac tically everybody In Atiens. .vill turn o;t to see the game. NEWSY NOTES OE ECHO TENT Ill'RNS WITH HOUSE HOLD GOODS AT STANFIKI.D Knnilly of (lias. Culloncn Barely Eh- earicd Oilier Notes from Itclow. VOl LI TAX MEN WHO rilEKEK SINGLE BLESSEDNESS shoot across the region of the kidneyi and again tha loins are so lame to stoop is agony. No use to rub or ap ply a plaster to the back In this con dition. You can not reach the cause. Exchange the bad back for a new and stronger one. Pendleton residents would do well to profit by the follow ing example. Mrs. Putnam Teck of Elgin, Ore., says: "I had known of the merit of. Washington, Austria-Hungary Is in the. throes of a d scusslon of a tax on bachelors, according to reports re-' ! reived he're from American consular officers in the dual monarchy, and ! every club In the empire is agog with the possibilities of the new bu'l cet iwoposed by the government. The proposed tax would fall on bachelors who have only themselves r,n,. other nr-rson to ar for, and Doan's Kidney Pills long before I had occasion to ue them When suffer ing from an attack of lame back, ac companied by pains through my kid neys, I procured a box and began thMr use. If I sat long on one position the pains were always more severe and I experienced a languid, dizzy feeling upon first arising in the morning Doan's Kidney Pills banished the backache, regulated the passage of the kidney secretions and helped me in every way. I cannot express my grat itude to Doan's Kidney Pills for tha benefit they gave me." For sale by all dealers,, Prlca SO cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United State. Remember the name Doan's and taka no other. !lgl upon childless marr ed couples. The estimates submitted to tne Aus trian parliament with the budget de clare that at least 15. 000,000 annu ally w.ll be raised by this unique new tax. The bachelors and society peo ple are unanimous in condemning the pla o. The Corrwrt Time, to ?top a cough or cold Is Just as soon as it starts then there will be no danger of pneumonia or consumption. Just a few doses of Ballard's Hore hound Syrup taken at th start will stop the cough. If It has been run ning for sometime the treatment will ba longer, but the cur is suro. A. C. Kocppen A Bros. Our store will be closed all day New Years. Ingram' Grocery. PII.K8 81IKHD IN S TO 14 DATS AZO OINTMENT is guarsnUed ta ears any ran of Iti blne. Blind. Mieedlos or rrotroa inir imim in a to i aajs or somi riu Hi. 50c nnd- Fresh oyrters at Hohbarh's bakery (Special Correspondence.) Ijoho, Dec. 28. Yesterday there was a rtre in the town or stantieia. A tent occupied by the family of Chas. Cullonen was burned to the ground, the household goods destroy ed and the family barely escaped. Mr. Cullonen owns the Stanfleld Meat Market. C. J. Oulliford, wife and daughter. Myrtle, left here today for The Dalles on a visit to friends and relat ves. Mr. Ben Dorety, a prominent sheep man of Upper Butter creek, who spent Christmas with his sister, Mrs. Jas. McLaughlin of this place, has return ed to his home at Vinson. Ralph Godfrey gave his parents a pleasant surprise Christmas morning when he unexpectedly returned from Klamath Falls. Young Godfrey is one of the government force employ ed 'n reclaiming arid land In south ern Oregon., Rev. Lambert returned Friday from Boise. Odaho, where he v sited wltn friends the past week. Charles Miller, at one time engag ed In the mercantile business here, visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Koontz. Mr. Miller Is. now located at Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Rothrock of Athena, are here durng the holidays visiting with Mrs. Rothrock's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Bailey. FRONT lV HOTEL O&EG'ON r oi I x A I i ' i fii lire y i -. 2-- r x ,w. ,tvK'' Located on the corner of Seventh and Slark streets, extending through Hie block to Park street, Portland, Oregon. Our new Park Street Annea Is Ih' only fireproof hotel building In Oregon. Rates $1 a Day and Up. European Our New Stock Just Opened DAINTY AND DELICIOUS "GOOD TO EATS" FOR THE HOL IDAY DINNER. New lino canned goods new crop nuts and fruits in season Holl dy candles everything In vegetables. Dressed poultry, not only Saturdays, but every day. EAST END GROCERY Plione Main S86. Prompt Delivery. Oregon Theatre Friday, December 31 .1. E. CALDWELL OFFERS THE BRILLIANT YOUNG Hi ,S7 COMEDIAN BERNARD DALY In His New Play mm9 FRESH FROM THE LAKES OF KILLAllNEV-HEAR MR. DALY SING HIS LATEST SONG SUCCESSES, NEW SCENERY, NEW SONGS, NEW FLAY. PRESENTED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE CIVIC AND IMPROVE- MENT LEA GUE FOR THE HEN Evil Ul J tf Mr V - - PUBLIC PARK FUND Price. $1.50, ?1.00, 75f, 50. Sale ojx'iis Tlmratlay 10 a. in. Peiidlrtnn Dm-r Co,