,ECEMBER 14, 1M.
CHRONIC COUGHS
OFTEN THE BEGINNING OF CON-
SITOTIOX.
Ow Local Druggists, the Brack Mo-
nas a. Guarantee Vlnol Will
Cure Them.
id Druggist Brock, of the Brock
,-Jk McComas Co.: "This to the season
for coughs and colds, and for the
benefit of Peiidleton people I want to
Veil them the best means for a core.
"Don't dose the stomach with cough
ayrups. It's no use; they only soothe
a Httle upset the stomach and do
not heal at alL
"The best cure we know Is'A'InoL
which contains In a highly concen
trated form all of the healing, cura
tive elements taken from genuine
fresh cods' livers, without a drop of
oil or grease to upset the stomach and
retard its work. It contains no sick'
enlng drugs whatever. Vinol Is splen
did for a long or bronchial cough. It
heals, cures and strengthens the sore
lungs and bronchial tubes. It makes
rtch. red blood, builds up the appe
, tlte and creates strength: In fact. It
fm the best remedy we have ever sold
In our store for chronic coughs, colds,
bronchitis, and all lung affections
"Beside i he large number of Pen
dleton people who have been cured
and made well and strong by Vinol,
we receive many letters like the fol
lowing: "Hon. H. Mason of Jacksonville.
Fla.. writes: 'A couple of months ago
I contracted a severe cold, which It
seemed Impossible to cure. It settled
on my lungs, causing a hard cough,
which kept me awake nights, and
soon w-eakened my system so that I
was unable to attend to my duties.
Vlnol was recomended to me by a
friend and I began to take It as di
Tected. The second night I had only
one coughing spell, and within a week
I was not disturbed once during the
night.
" ' Naturally, my progress was fast
after this, and my lungs healed rapid
ly, my strength returned, and I
gained In flesh and health. In fact,
this medicine restored me to a per
fect condition, and now I feel much
better and younger than I have for
years. I certainly think It Is a won
derful remedy to build up a run
down system.'
"We ask every person in Pendleton
who has a chronic cough or hard
cold to try Vinol on our guarantee to
return their money if they are not
satisfied." Brock A IlcComas Co.,
druggists.
CHRISTMAS MONEY
VAST AMOCNT OF NEW
MOXET 18 REQUIRED.
As Mac as SI0.0O0 In Pennies Is Ab
sorbed by Trade Demands In New
York City Alone Last Christmas
the Treasury Furnished fill S10.0OA
Gold Certtflcairs to One Individual
Who Needed Them as Gifts.
New York. Dec. 14. The sub
treasury Is kept busy these days fill
ing the demand for Christmas cur
rency. The amount of new money
required at this season amounts In
the aggregate to a very large sum.
though naturally the greater demand
Is for coins and bills of the smaller
denominations. Ten days or two weeks
before Christmas, when the holiday
trade approaches the floodtide, the
New York department stores take
great quantities of small coins from
the sub-treasury. The amount taken
In pennies is very large, as much as
J10.000 In pennies being taken at a
time.
The requests for new currency are
not, however, restricted to the hum
ble copper cent, or even to one and
five-dollar bills. Many new !0 gold
pieces are in demand. There are
probably very few people who have
any need of f 10.000 gold certificates
for Christmas presents, and for the
most part those who ask for such
gun lis forty-ninth annual meeting In
Bloomlngton today with headquarters
at the Illinois hotel. The attendance
is the largest In the history of the so
ciety's annual gatherings. The offi
cers in charge are: President, H. A.
Aldrich. Neoga; vice-president, 8. N.
Black. Clayton; secretary, L. R, Bry
ant, Princeton; treasurer, J. W. Stan
ton. Illchvlew.
Among the topics to be discussed
during the two days' sessions are the
following: Lessons In horticulture at
the World's fair: experiments and ob
servations In 1904; commercial or
charding: ornamentation of the home
grounds: spraying experiments; the
food value of fruits; nursery and or
charding Inspection; fruit quality and
packing; bee-keeping and the horticulturist.
Hearing on Grain Rates.
Louisville. Ky Dec. 14. The in
terstate commerce commission met
here today to take up the charges of
unjust discrimination and undue
preference In grain freight rates in
favor of Louisville on shipments to
and from points east, north and west
of this city. The defendant roads are
the Norfolk at Western, Chesapeake
Ohio. Chicago at Alton, Big Four,
Mobile Ohio. Louisville Nash
ville. Southern. Illinois Central. Haiti
more at Ohio Southwestern, and the
Pennsylvania.
DIVORCE
To Merge Vandal ia Lines.
Terre Haute, lnd., Dec. 14. At
special meeting here today the stock
holders of the Terre Haute ft Indian
apolis Railroad company took affirm
atlve aciton on the proposed merger
and consolidation of the road with the
bills need no more than one of them. I ther properties which will form the
The rule, however. Is not Invariable. new ' andalla system of the Pennsyl
Last Christmas as many as six such j vaI'a railroad. The other properties
Dins were taken by the same Indl- "' uiciuueu in ine merger are me
vidual to distribute on Christmas! Indianapolis ft lncennes. the Logans-
morning to the members of his family. I Dort Toledo, the Terre Hume ft
uigansport. ana tne St. Louis, Van-
PRIVATE INSURANCE.
da I la ft Terre Haute.
I
To Dazzle Mrnellk.
Berlin. Dec. 14. The plenlpoten
ueiesaiea py emperor William
For Rent.
Four acres good garden and or
chard, all under irrigation, at Echo,
Or. Address J. H. Koontz. Echo, Or.
Canadian Manufacturers Balk at Es
tablished Rates.
Toronto. OnL, Dec. 14. At their : to negotiate a commercial treaty with
meeting here today the leading splr-1 King Menelik left the capital today
i ui me vanaaian Aianuiacturers en route to Abyssinia. The envoy Is
Association expect to complete the j accompanied by a guard of 1! men In
ormmiauu.1 oi tne pro pose a dominion addition to his personal staff. The
tire insurance board, through which ; soldiers carry with them their gor
the manufacturers will carry their seous parade uniforms with cuirasses,
own fire risks. Among those actively j lunces. banners and other parapher
Interested In the project are leading , nalia. calculated to duly impress the
manufacturers of Vancouver. Wlnnl- Abyssinian monarch with the import
peg. Halifax. St. John. Quebec. Mon- ance and dlanltv of the r.rm m.
treal and other cities. : pire. The mission Is , ..
Th association plans to place at cupy several months.
once two million dollars' worth of in-
Ten Sailors Drowned.
' Garmouth. Scotland. Dec. 13. The
j steumer Nar, from Glasgow, capsized
a gale in Moray Firth. The crew
surance of Canadian manufacturing
risks at a figure that is likely to
prove much below the underwriters'
tariff schedule.
Warm felt slippers for Xmas pres
ents, at Teutsch's Department Store.
ILLINOIS HORTICULTURISTS.
Every Phase of Fruit Culture is Being
In
of 11) were drowned.
Electrocuted.
Auburn, N. T.. Dec. IS. Nelson
Boggiano was electrocute in
Bloomlngton. 111.. Dec. 14. The II- at 6:30 this morninr for the murder
of Henry Bender In Buffalo In 1903.
Discussed.
llnols State Horticultural Society be-
PEC11JAR MATRIMONIAL
CONDITIONS IX RUSSIA.
The War is Compelling Uie Authorities
to Recognise. Common Law Condi
tions, or Else Shouhler the Burden
of an Enormously Increased Pauper
Mt of Dependents, Who Are Not
Technically Entitled to Pensions.
St. Petersburg, Dec. 14. Most of
the provincial authorities directing the
distribution of alimony to the families
of men serving In the war have decid
ed to regulate the positions of the
large number of households where
there is no legal marriage owing to
the Russian Orthodox church refusing
to perform the ceremony unless both
parties are of that communion, and
to their being no civil marriage In
Russia.
In place of the marriage certificate
the semtsvos are accepting a written
declaration announcing the parties
bound to each other, and prepared to
proceed to full marriage as soon as
the law permits. The step was found
necessary as many families physically
resisted the taking of their men to
the war until their claim to support
was recognised.
Many Jews who have been taken to
the war have consented to divorce on
the understanding of remarriage
should they return. Their marriage
law in Russia refuses to recognize a
wi.low us such unless the death cer
tificate of her husband is signed by
two eye-witnesses of his death. The
ruhbis refuse to accept the military
returns where merely the fact of
death iu battle or hospital Is stated.
As in the grent battles many hundreds
are killed whose bodies are not re
covered, their widows. If they are
Jews, cannot remarry. Their author
ities now sanction the temporary divorce.
MAIL
LET VS FILL YOUR
BIW WITH ;
Rock Spring Coal
Recognised aa tha beat
and most economical fuel.
Wi are prepared to con
tract with yon for your
winter's supply. We de
liver coal or wood to any
part of the city.
Laatz Bros.
MAIN STREET.
KHAR DEPOT.
H. M. SLOAN
BLACKSMITH
Horseshoeing, general repair
ing, wagon making and repair
ing. The way I have built up
my business la by doing noth
ing but gool work. Prices rea
sonable. Cor. Cottonwood Alta Sta.
Dry Cottonwood!
Leave your orders for a splendid
grade of dry cotton wood at
Chris Ranley's, In the rear of
the Savings Bank. $4. SO per,
and delivered, or see
W. M, Coffman I
Move a lirtst Mill.
Joel Sturtevant Informs us he has
removed the mill machinery from the
plant ut Drewsey. and now has it all
at the grist mill here. Burns Tlmes-
Herald.
Drink
Descent
(REAM
UOFFEE
Xi' Ills Fine
I. L. VAUGHN
ELECTRICIAJC.
Prompt attend n given and all
work xecnted properly.
Electrical Suppllea of all kinds.
OFFICE 121 West Co art St.
(Tribune Building.)
IN 1 and 2 LB.
SEALED TINS ONLY
Walters' Flouring Mills
Capacity, 1(0 barrels a day.
Flour exchanged for wheat
Flour. Mill Feed. Chopped Feed
elc. slums on hand.
Build
1 wieri
DlmBlo Haw i
CTiptioas, 8i 7"
BRWa ton tol '
The FW
Restaur
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We are thoroughly sgJ
wun an modern &'
appliances, and roans
work to be of U hlrhoti
ard. and our prices u a
consistent with flm-da aJ
White Bros.
Deans
Ass dados BlodL
Telephone Mill Ml
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Wff Price
Money Must Be Raised
To Pay Bills
IS ORDER TO MEET OCR OBLIGATIONS WE ARE FORCED TO DISPOSE OF OUR CLOTH IVC -r . . .
AND WE ARE COMPELLED TO KEtfORT TO BTRENUOIS METHODS TO GCT THE : MOVFV A CHEAT SACRIFICE. Ol R
RILLS HAVE TO BE PAID
Every Suit of Clothes, every O vercoat, every pair of Trousers
IN' Ol'R STORE IS CIT IX PRKT. nR.ntl.P vnnnrv . S
. . ... , , u.i.uj'
THE PRICE IF YOC BIT NOW.
This
OUR. LOSS IS YOUR GAIN
WE MUST PROTECT OCR CREDIT AND STAND THE s IUFICE.
ns a - Genuine Half-ffic Sale
OBJECT IB TO RAIBE MOSEV AND KO GOOM UTI t. BP rncm ' "" . , . -
OCR OBJECT IS TO
MARKED IK PLAIN FIGCRE8, AND TOO CAN TAsLK THEM AT OKE-HALF.
CAN .E. TO
One-Half Price Means Exactly What We Advertise
CAX BE VOT lf OW-S-BATESMAIT.- THE GOODS ARB
S9S. nn crrra ivn ortDvi,iM
22.50 SITTS AND OVERCOATS GO FOR ... ali'S
20.00 SITTS AND OVERCOATS GO FOR " Mil
18.00 SITTS AND OVERCOATS GO FOR M oo
15.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS GO FOR s,"..
i.oo srrrs and overcoats go for
io.oo srrrs and overcoats go for ,500
b oo srrrs and overcoats go for " h &o
TROUSERS CO AT HALF PRICE
M 00 TROl-SERS FOR ,
S.00 TROUSERS FXR .. " '
TROl-SERS FOR .
2 00 THOI KKRS X)R . . " 'I'"
i.so Titoi-sERs fxr ;
SALE NOW ON. ONE DOLLAR IS EOUAI. rn tian rv. .
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