PAGL. SIX.
DAILY KA8T ORE GO MAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER. 83, 105.
BIGHT PAGES.
MUST PAY REVENUE
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
AFTER SOME MEDICINES.
Some Preparations Contain so Great
Proportions of Alcohol and Spirit
uous Liquors ax to Infringe Upon
the Revenue Ijwm Unions a Liquor
Tax Is Paid Under the Inderal Stat
ntos Department Rules That This
Must Be Done to Keep Them In the
Market.
Washington, Sept 22. In accord
ance with a decision recently given
by John W. Yerkes, commissioner of
Internal revenue, the internal revenue
department has sent out official no
tices to wholesale and retail dealers
In drugs and patent medicines and to
manufacturers of patent medicines In
all parts of the country, Informing
them that beginning with December
1, of this year, all patent medicines
containing a considerable percentage
of alcohol would be classed as spirit
uous llqquor and would be subject to
the rules and regulations applicable
to spirits under the Internal revenue
laws.
Under the new ruling all com
pounds going under the name of
medicines, that are composed chiefly
of distilled spirits, without the addi
tion of drugs or medicines In suffic
ient quantities to change the charac
ter of the whiskey or alcohol mater
ially or giving it decided medicinal
properties, are to be considered as
distilled spirits nnd treated according
ly. The manufacturers of such com
pounds will be compelled to pay the
regular special tax for compounding
spirits and all druggists and other
dealers selling such medicines will be
required to obtain special licenses for
the sale of liquors.
The recent ruling of Commissioner
Yerkes,' which reverses a former rul
ing of the internal revenue depart
ment, has caused great consternation
In certain quarters. It has been as
certained that enormous quantities of
certain compounds, .advertised as pat
ent medicines for certain diseases,
ANAESTHET G
ETHER AND CHLOROFORM
SAID TO HE OUT OP DATE.
soMlamiiic, the Discovery of a Phil
adelphia I'hysiriiui-CliCfnlst, Is the
Marvelous CXuiMund Does Not
l'rodtico Puttt-OiH'i-uthm Nausea or
Other DlntgTCrable Reactions It Is
Dissolved, niul Administered by Ily
IMHlcnulc Injection.
Philadelphia, Sept. 22. Dr. Orvllle
Horwliz, the leading surgeon con
nected with St. Agnes' hospital, is
making a series of tests and exerl-
ments with scopolamine, a new an
aesthetic, which promises to displace
ether, chloroform and all other an
aesthetics In general use by surgeons
all over the world. Scopolamine Is
a comparatively new drug, nlthough
it has been used in Germanv for nnme
have been consumed in the prohibition , lme , internal medicines. It is an
RHEUMATISM
COMMON IN SUMMER
The time to get rid of Rheumatism ii
in Summer while the blood is endeavor
ing to purge itself of all poisons and im
purities, and the skin is active, with all
the pores and glands open and able, in
this way, to assist in the elimination.
Columbus, O., 1356 Mt. Vsrnon, Ats.
Six years ago I had a severe attack ol
Inflammatory Rheumatism, and the doc
tors I had did ms no good. Theyohanged
Inadictne every week and nothing they
fresoribsd seamed to help me. Finally
lett on their medicine and began ths
use of 8. B. 8. My knse and elbow Joints
vers swollen terribly, and at one time
my hands were so swollen and painful
that I oould not close, tbem when opened.
I was getting discouraged, you may be
sure, w hen I began 8. 8. 8., but as I saw
It was helDinar me I continued it. and to
day I am a sound, well man and have
never had a return of the disease.
B. H. CHAPMAN.
The inactivity of the Liver, Kidneys and
Bowels causes the refuse matter to remain
in the system, which, coming in contact
with the different acids of the body,
forms uric acid to be absorbed by the
blood and distributed to the different
joints and muscles, producing the pains,
inflammation and other distressing symp
toms of Rheumatism. The wandering
pains of the disease remind the sufferer
that the poison is still in the blood and
he should lose no time insetting it out.
S. S. S. neutralizes the acid and makes
the blood rich and pure. It tones up
every organ and cures the disease perma
' nently. S. S. a
contains no
harmful miner
als to disagree
ably affect the
.system, but
PURELY VEGETABLE, whilecnringthe
disease builds
np every part of the body by its fine tonic
effect. Book on Rheumatism and any
medical advice desired without charge.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, 6a.
districts of various states and on In
dlan reservations, where the prohibi
tion laws are strictly enforced.
It Is charged that these strongly
alkaloid and possesses qualities which
make It an ideal medium for produc
ing general or local anaesthesia. Only
ime-thlrty-second of a grain Is re-
ulcoholie preparations ore responsi-, nulred to pr0HUCe complete
lle for the terrific Increase of drunk
enness in those districts. Under the
new regulation it will be Impossible
to obtain these preparations from
dealers, as the sale of spirituous
liquors Is not permitted. .
Independent Telephone lHiimn).
Articles of incorporation of the
Lewlston-Clarkston Home Telephone
company were filed in the auditor's
office yesterday. The object of the
company as stated In the articles of
incorporation Is to conduct a general
telephone business In the states of
Idaho and Washington nnd adjoining
states and to transact such other
business as may be incidental to the
general purpose of the corporation.
The incorporators are Chris P. Os
mers, J. H. Morris, E. U. Wlmlus, J.
Howard Howe, P. B. Bartlett, Eugene
A. Alford and J. K. McGilllvray, and
the officers designated to servo until
their successors are selected by the
stockholders are: Chris P. Osmers,
president; E. U. Wltidus, vice presi
dent, and Eugene L Alford, secretary
and treasurer. The capital stock of
the company is 150,000.
Inquiry developed the fact that the
new company Is already assured the
substantial support of the business
Interests of Lewiston and Clarkston.
The negligence of the old company in
caring for Its territory has caused such
general complaint that a splendid op
portunity is presented for inaugurat
ing the new business enterprise. Doth
the existing discontent with present
conditions and the certainty of profit
able Investment have aided the .Incor
porators. Lewiston Tribune.
thesia In the whole body.
At first it was feared that the drug
would not be effective enough to
stand the test of exceedingly painful
operations, but nt n recent tumor
operation, in which Dr. Horwltz used
scopolamine as an anaesthetic, be
cause the patient would not have sur
vlved the application of ether or
chloroform, the drug stood the severe
test of an operation with the electric
knife, one of the most painful oper
ations known to surgery. During the
entire operation the patient did not
show the slightest twitch, although
the white hot knife cut Into his tis
sues.
One hour after the operation he
awoke perfectly fresh and without
the least Indication of nausea or any
of the unpleasant after affects which
make ether or chloroform so objec
tionable in many coses. Since then
Dr. Horwltr. has used the wonderful
drug In a number of other opera
tions and In every case the success
was beyond all expectation. He will
continue the tests for some time be
fore he shall report the result of his
investigations to the medlcaj profes
sion in general. The new anaesthetic
is dissolved and administered by hy
podermic injection.
NOW IN
AST
THE GIGANTIC SALE
AT THE
I always give a man credit when
he's a good feller, even If nature did
make 'lm one.
Got Off Cheap.
He may well think, he has got off
cheap, who, after having contracted
constipation or indigestion. Is still
able to perfectly restore his health.
Nothing will do this but Dr. King's
New Life Pills. A quick, pleasant and
certain cure for headache, constipation
etc. 26c at Tallman A Co.'s drug
Btore. Guaranteed.
Our complete stock or fall hats
here. Boston store.
THE FAIR DEPARTMENT
STORE
WE SINCERELY REGRET THAT WE WERE UNABLE TO WAIT UPON THE HEAVY CROWDS
THAT PACKED IP OUR FLOOR SPACE YESTERDAY, THE OPENING DAY (IF OUR GREAT TEN
DAY GIGANTIC SALE. IT REALLY WA8 MORE THAN WE ANTICIPATED FOR THE FIRST DAY.
HOWEVER, THERE ARE NINE MORE DAYS IN WHICH EVERY RESIDENT WITHIN ONE HUN
DRED MILES FROM HERE WILL HAVE AMPLE TIME TO CALL OXCE MORE.
WE WILL RE PREPARED, NO MATTER HOW LARGE THE CROWDS, TO HANDLE THE
MASSES. AN EXTRA ADDITIONAL FORCE OF EFFICIENT AND SUFFICIENT HELP WILL BE
THERE TO WAIT CPON YOU.
WHEN WE SAY TO YOU THAT WE WILL SELL AS WE ADVERTISE, WE IK) IT, FOR OUR
REPUTATION IS AT STAKE, AND OUR IMMENSE CAPITAL WILL NOT PERMIT US TO DO OTHER
WISE. WE WILL EXPECT IN THE REMAINING NINE DAYS TO SEE EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND
CHILD ATTEND THIS SALE, AND A NEW RECORD WILL BE FOREVER ESTABLISHED IN
PENDLETON'S ANNALS, LONG TO BE REMEMBERED BY THE BUYING PUBLIC. THE MOVE
EVERYWHERE IS ONWARD TO THE BIG RED CANVAS FRONT.
The Fair Dept. Store
PENDLETON, ORE.
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EXCELLENT BAKING QUICKLY DONE
WITH LITTLE FUEL
4- HOLE, 14-INCH OVEN, HIGH CLOSET, FULL lOLISlEI STEEL $37.30
-HOLE, 16-INCH OVEN " $12.50
-HOLE, 18-INCH OVEN $47.50
5- HOLE, 20-INCII OVEN $30.00
Now for the
Season's
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BUSINESS
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HARD COAL, fW
OR WOOD, f
SAVES HALF OS
THE FUEL I
BY GIVING
DOUBLE
THE HEAT.
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11-INCH FIRE POT
14-INCH FIRE IDT, FULL NICKLE.
16-IXCH FIRE POT
18-INCH FIRE POT, FULL NICKLE.
$23.00
$27.30
$30.00
$2.30
12-INCH COAL OR WOOD. . .$10.00
11-INCH COAL OR WOOD. . .$12.00
K-INCII COAL OR WOOD... $14.00
14.INC1I COAL OR WOOD, FULL
NICKEL $14.00
la-iwril COAL OR WOOD. ruLU
CITIZENS OF PENDLETON WILL REMEMBER THE REMARKABLY LARGE STOVE AND RANGE BUSINESS WE
HAVE DONE FOR THE PAST FOUR SEASONS. WITHOUT ANY QUESTION THE LARGEST EVER DONE BY ANY STORE
IN THIS SECTION.
THE ACORN STOVES AND RANGES, RECOGNIZED AS THE BEST IN EVERY POINT. WERE THE STOVES AND
RANGES WE HAVE SOLD FOR THE PAST FOUR SEASONS AND ARE STILL SELLING, AS WE HAVE NEVER HAD A
DISSATISFIED USER. OUR ADVANTAGE IN THE STOVE BUSINESS RESTS IN THE FACT THAT WE HAVE THE BEST
LINE MADE, AND W E HAVE THE LARGEST AND MOST CO""' t.TE STOCK SHOWN HERE. ALL SIZES, FROM THE
SMALLEST TO THE LARGEST.
THE ACORN ON THE STOVE IS A GUARANTEE THAT IT IS THE BEST AND MOST HONESTLY BUILT STOVE IT IS
OSSIBLE TO BUY.
THE SIZES AND STYLES SHOWN HERE GIVE YOU BUT A FAINT IDEA OF OUR ASSORTMENT. DON'T FAIL TO
CALL ON US BEFORE DECIDING ON YOUR PURCHASE IN THE STOVE LINE.
W. J. c
PHONE MAIN 21
LARKE
CO.
211 COURT STREET
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4-HOLE, 14-INCH OVEN, HIGH
CLOSET, FULL NICKEL AND
FULL POLISHED STEEL ... $30.00
0-nOLE, K-INCII OVEN, OTHER
WISE SAME AS ABOVE $85.00
n
NICKEL $1.00
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