The Santiam news., January 22, 1909, Image 4

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EIGHTEEN ÁRE DEAD
Why Does It Cure
Not boeauso It la Sarsaparilla,
but because It le a medicine of
peculiar merit, composod of more
than twenty different 'remedial
agents effecting phenomonal
cures of troubles of the blood,
stomach, liver and bowel*.
CATARRH IN HEAD
WOOL POOL FAILS.
Pe-ru-n«i-—Pv-ru-nj.
8 far* Oft.r H gh Price* and Break
Propoaed Combine.
Pocatello,
Trains Callaie on Denver & Rio
Grande In Colorado.
National
Mr. Pinchot'* refusal* were based on
THIRTY PERSONS ARE INJURED
Ta«r.
The eleml'T I- . »•«» ■" t" on th«
pretty at«-i>
'I'ln r
"You se«-tu in a g««««d humor this •**>
Ing. Billy!“ »be «»unneul.vl as .be »u
ter«t th» car »t th'- truth ■' >r
"Yyu bet." cliu« kle«l Hilly, .tralght
enlng Up hl« tl>
I b - I like I am u s
hunting trip'
"Indeed' In what wnyT'
Why. I am bringing «town tl 'dear'"
she blushed and »aid lie wa* tb*
boy In town.
I We.tbound
Pa.a.rger
kit (bound
Crashes
policy of the association
tf • * ' i
H4 V ttw
«Bi * Í* tnwrxM.«« prfWMk
»»»Ur c«r*4 > * I»» t it.* « fir**» ?♦•*»* h*»-
Mnret Ib*«. I tnt rail 41 *> «»»•! !«•«<>• «»4 trs-allam
I«» H li fcha«. L4 . >1 Afvk ti< . 1 MtaUiisb»«. Pa
FITS
Th. tiimcultT.
John Rockefeller iiiaite. he says, silty-
five million plunk*
Oti four thou« I ml <1 -H i « t~»rr.«»v • I ; oh.
be rolled It tip III chunk*.
I feel that I
ni I «!•» a« well or iu>«t
a* wril .!• !>••
Hut ao on» «c » to I .-|g to lend four
thousand plunk* to me
Houston Post.
Shake Into Your Shoe«
Alhm’rFi«’ I
• t •••■!** f< r th» fw** Î! rtirwa
painful, «w' i.-.
■ r »tffss-t. M«-««
«Wfavt «-Rjty, fb>’I l-y all f>rwggbktji and &h**»
»ma th>n t ec*-«*|<t »ng
Hampto
»C- AddrtMM A H.
I-*» Hwy. N. Y,
7k. W.M* • bar.«.
‘ 1 Ip C
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“whnt Is the • l».«rg- «g iln-t th m Ulan!
"Disorderly conduct, you honor. He
aitpnwiched two rii..riu ludle« to whom
he hn<l never been Introduced and In
vitrei them to have n I h.inksglvltig din­
ner at bls e*|.cin(c
'That wrnui’l dl»<>r«1erly conduct it
was reck!«-»., daring *'- Judge
toward
the
gi-v«T"ment torestry service.
On a tinal ahowlown on the Ch.cago i
Into
What ¡s CASTORIA
< k >I storage propo*iti«.n it was f«Air.«l <
Freight — Doctor*
that the signatures to tbe Chicago eon-1
tract were 4,ftou,000 |«>unda abort of I
and Nurm to Scena.
the required 2ft,000,00U (ounds nec«a-
,
Mr. William A Pr»««. r, 1722 Third «lelexatea pre,ent at the Pocatello con- -
av«*, Muline, III., writes:
ventton, and a campaign will be inaug- j
’ I have txu n suffering from catarrh urated on the outside.
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Won! buyer* from Chicago an«l St.
and tri«! innumerable so-called reme­ Ixiui* hav«- been active during the con-1
dies without avail. No one knows ho« vent on in buying the IltoK clip at
I have suffer«!, not only from the dis from 18 to 21 cents.
Many wvolgrow-
ease tta« lf, but from mortification whe («-r*, heretofore considered as staunch
in ct>m|>any of fr:end* or strangers,
I supfmrters of the Chicago plan, have
"I have uacl two bottk-s of yom , contracted their clips to private buy­
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vttiy. ttf-U it er», aliumi by the remarkable prices. I
effected a «« hi plete m. Cxg <ur», at '
Ogden wa* aelect«! as the n«-xt place
what is better yet, the disease has not of meeting.
returned.
Fred W. Goo 11 ng, of Shoshone, j
was
re-« ected
pre*uiont;i
“I can moat emphatically rveommrnd Idaho,
Pcruna to ell aufferera from thia dis­ ; George S. Walker, of Cheyenne. Wyo., I
ease. '*
again wa* ch *en secretary, and Lewie '
Rrad fhri tipriwr'C.
Woolgrower* Say Pinchot'* Subordi­
nate. H.ivo fooMuch Power.
Pocatello, Idaho, Jan. 16.- The sec-:
ond day's session of th«- convention of;
the National Woolgrowere* association
in thia city waa mark«l by another at-;
tack on the foreat aorvice. S. Gusney, !
of Flagstaff, Arixona, in an address in
the afternoon, declare«! that just ce to i
NO TRAINS RUNNING.
Overland
Traffic on
Central Pacific
Stopped by Flood*.
aary to itu..re the Chicago market. At
a meeting of those already signed up i
it was found t « be impoMlble to secure
DENOUNCE FOREST SERVICE
the sheepmen of the West demand«! a
change in th«« present m< thoda of ml
ministration of the range control.
Mr. Goaney asaert«! that he could
; cite numerous* instance« tn his own
' state where favoritism, prejudice ami
j graft have figured in the administra­
tion of the natiunal r< serve*.
After tl»e election of officers ami *«••
lection of the place of meeting for
11*10, the convention will
adjourn.
Salt Lake has withdrawn in favor of
Ogden, w hich city I* now tn the lead.
Cont« ndtng that any « hang«- in th««
existing protecting tariff on
wool
would work great injury on the ah sp
induatry in America, C. H. Harding,
of l*hil«d>-lphia, ex-preaident of the
National Association of Wool manufac­
turer*, addressed the convention. He
compared the recent hearing before
th«« house committee on tariff revision
to a minstrel show, with some of thv
Oil,-:
an «-n«l m«
-ya
pl«!grs uf the rvqu.nd amount am« ng
Though! Ilr I ntler.l •»•»d •
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Tilo Klti'l You llave Alvtiiys Itouglit ha» borne thc signa-
tur«* <>Y Cha». 11. Fletcher, antt has bren tunde nuder Iris
perennal aU|M*rvi»i'«n tor <»»er <*ltk vrtirs« Allow no ono
t«> drt-clve yon in thi*.
C«>iint«-ró-its, Itiiitaiion* nini
•• <ln»t-n»-go.«d’’ uri- biit Kxt>rriincnts, und enstangrr tbo
henil ti «
<lt « i«
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«*t I v y« i
w tai h<- t« rtn«-d the «elfish end narrow
Glenwood Springs, Colo., Jan. 16.
In a collision between Denver & Rio
Gr«ndc pa*»« ng«-r train No. 6, west­
bound, aici caatbound freight No. 666,
at Dotsero last night, 18 persona were
kill«! ami .10 injured, ao far aa known.
Aa soon aa the information readied
her«' that a w»-ck had occurred, a
qi al
ri.1. f. -up
'«•i« me avail
A <• M
able doctors and nurse» in the city
w. mown*! pr<-»»«i into service smi carried to the
Coal Merchant
«>mvlain of »»"» w»«lf>»r.
It kill, ml scene of th«' acciilcnt. This train, it
croix«. >ou know.
was expected, would bring the injure«!
Yr.
t'u.toiixr I -skins
it ■ rhr hi
back, and possibly the dead, last night,
! noli«-« that In «our case it haa killed but it waa not ''X|H-cte<i to reach here
th» rwit art y
before 2 o'clock.
Mi-ag'-r detail* of the wreck are to
Only One “BROMO QUININE1
the effect that the freight train was
That to LAXATIVE Hl« »Mu yUININi
fur the -to’ alar»
I * GfcUV I
att« mptmg to take a siding to let th«
world «wer tu < m*iil -.*1 in < »**•
T. «
paas'-nger pass, but had only partly run
•t
brain
rf*wr»r I off the main line when the paaaenger
tram came tearing along ami crash«!
>nrhi.|* fit) •»
nto iL The chair car of the passen­
tì» Ing.
th • rio
’•(or*
Nik »nu9 ger was torn in two and one tourist car
tch«seo|ied. The passenger train waa
ftb«<»rb«J well fflle«! with paaiengvra, moat of
whom were asleep.
It is feared that the list of «lead will
wtH find Mrt WinMwvr’f
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-.i....: .. nr o I»- greatly augment**'! when full details
Iwfiuf the U«lblQ<
arc received.
orar
awocialion,
Woolgrewera*
which adjourned in thia city Saturday. I
ula, «cactus, anemia, catturli. i«-rvou*-
nese, that Untl filling, dy.|>«-paia, luM
of appetite, and bmld* up the system.
UM it u-1«» la to» ■« <«l !i-i»H num m la
•b«wUM mt.®« turw «»u«i roMtoto.
n.dser
pr»««4i»r!
IH«»' «
blr ; n»v«r
»on ktiuw.
HL - Chief
Jan.
tat ions to attend the convent« n of the |
Thus Hood's HatxAparilla curve scrof­
"Now, young gentlemen," «ahi th® pro
fr«»or of 111-I'MI pii .. . li) ill Winding op
bl. little talk to the rissa, “.»ou under
»(■nd, do you not, wist I mean wh.n I
use the term ‘.tbical and ititelleitual aria-
tocracy'F*
"Yea. air," anawi-eed th. young man
with the bad eya ; "it m an« bring great
sud g*«-1, tn y-uir uuud ”
Idaho,
Forester Pinch<«l turn'd «town two invi- -
j
Mr A. Thompmjn, B«>. 1
II. R I,
Martel, Ohio, writ«*: ' When I b> gan
your treatment my eye* were inflsn < d.
IW'I»« Vupjid up half of th« » me.
and was wire and wabby. I rould n t
real at night on account of continual
huwling «nd «pitting.
*'l had tried several remedies and
was about to give up, but thought !
would try fi runa.
“After 1 had taken about one-third
of a bottle I noticed a dilTerwM**.
1
*p) no« <oreplrtrl> < urrd. aft.-r
!!eru g
with catarrh for eight« . n year*.
"I think if those who an- afflicted
with catarrh would try Pt-runa they
would n««v«r regret it."
I'f-runa is manufartur'-d by the Peni­
na Drug Mfg. Cxi., Columt-us, Ohio.
A«k your druggist for a free Prruna
almanac for IBl«».
Mull«. Pegkee,
"Y»s. I > !< «I : I «» bn<l many a goo )
tini«' i.i'.'.,- : i !¡. .--r l».t v-.it f-ir i.
all «lav Ikhing trip."
"About bow tuurh fluid
•r.In a
day Y'
"Aw, don't ask a man that! How <f«
ion ««ippoM I know ■<), you m*an bow
ari« b g.L.lite)
Almut four gailvu. er
•o."
PiLES CURED IN • TO 1« DAYS
PASSO OINTMENT 1» .uantntMd w cut. .«r
CM af 1',-ktna. lolwil H.‘«- m I1**< ur Pnrtruduie
t'Uw In • I« It ilar« <w «»«xr refund«! MM.
a» mpwihp.
Th» SfWbpmind ri«-tor al thè l'v. stock
•how leaned «iter tb» edg. of thr
ti In
which lay lue 'Ss» iwmnd b«»g, stretebed
out at full lenglh ou tb* tloor and brrath-
iug .tertorou.ly,
"It’s preity tougb on you amt me. old
cb.p, i»n’t It." whiv.«l tb. f.t ri.ltor,
“to he prlw beauti'-wT” -Chicago lYit uno.
Merriaury
l*r »11 iu I uar y.
Th. young man wiib th. enraging .mil*
w.a offering hi« a««iatsnce In preparing
th« dalntlr« that w.r* to be wild st lb.
cburHi social.
"In in i km* th •• J-
rn ba « " b.
ask«!. "what ia |be tlr«t thing to do!"*
“Wash your banda,** Mid th. practical
young woman who was overereing th. yob.
Penwell, of H'dt-na, Mont., once more
«diet'd aa trexrurer. A. H. Knollin,
of Chirag«), succeed«d Joseph K. Winy,
of Mechanicsburg, O., as Eastern vice
presi'ient, anil A. J. Dclfelter. of Lara­
mie, Wyo., »ucreed'-d Dr. J. M. Wil­
son, of Wyoming, aa Western vice
president.
In the resolutions adopt«) any reduc­
tion in the present tariff on wool and
hidna waa <>p,««-o-d. and the pro;«*ed
«•»tab;, im.. nt of a central wool n arket
in Chicago approve !.
HUDSON ARMS CO. lÄ’i
REMEDY I
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HHHB l’er Eri««', curi* « re«« 12*
Larfutot ffro’W’erff r f
e»tc
OMHB»
fitta»«, ©Lori
taf m tercia U) th«
I f »Uli I
•• i IO© in Mawurii m twl » * ,r» «awiMe« t>t
171 bu. l*f »«'fe. I iii<
IJeiUr Gt»««, Oat*. SiMfrkx. «»c ,
. «»ftUy
fth »10.00 t d get a atari whh. Ur. »end
14© jmd wv add « * «pî» t^ria Mtd Ouvtay
er*r*
by >
bchxa.
SAU<R SCE0 CO . tac PC. la Crew*. Wig.
of Yuan Shi Kai W. I Not
Affect China.
Pi kin, Ja ». 1H.
IF YOU'VE
NLVLRWORN
rig»»»
Prince Ching, pres­
ident of the board of foreign affairs,
haa assured th® American am!
minis!« rs that the dismissal
Shi
Kai
British
of Yuan '
mean* no change in Chineae
policy, but bitterness
haa
arisen
be­
tween th«* British and Japanese repre­
sentatives here on account of Japan's ;
refusal to join Great
Britain
in
her
representations to Prince Ching. The
British pail ion i* that Japan acta in
bad faith, while the Ja|«at)eae legation
explains that it was agre«i to concur
in thc op.nion of the majority and that
a majority of th«- ministers favor«! the
tubing of m» action in this direction.
William M. Rockhill and Sir John
Jordan, respectively th«> minister* to
China from the United States ami
Great Britain, today expressed them
selves as pleased with the reception
accorded them by Prince Ching. They
say the prince received them in the
spirit in which they came, as repre- '
sentatives of two friendly powers. He
listen«! to Mesar*. Rockhill and Jordan
re^|x*ctfuliy, who inquired whether the i
dismissal of Yuan Shi Kai meant a
change in the policy of China.
Prince Ching authoratively as»ur«il
hi» callers that thia was not so. Thu
»-au rance, it in untie mt* <»1, puts an end
to the bad impression that followed the
dismissal of Yuan Shi Kai.
FERRV
CoIonit. Quake Victim*.
Pari*. Jan. 14. Th«- I hike di Litt*,
an Italian nobleman and owner of vast
estate* along the Miakka river in Flor­
ida, will throw open hia land* for col­
onisation to ft.OOrt falimiliea made des­
titute by the earth make in Southern
Italy.
The only condition named by
the duke ia that each family ahall take
two farm*, cultivating one for them­
selves and the other for him.
In Use For Over 30 Years.
No Rivsr and Haroor Bill.
Washington, Jan. 18.— The house
nimmitti'r on rivers and harbors haa
voted against a general appropriation
bill for river an I harbor improvemegtta.
The committee will report a bill pro­
viding f >r carrying on important work
already begun, for survey* of urgent
projects propoaed and for any emer­
gencies which may arise.
This bill
will f robably carry not to exceed 110,-
000,000.
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A Flavoring. It mil«, a
nrup better than M 1| !<-.
Sold by grocer*.
SEEDBARLEY8.0£
San Francisco, Jan. IB.
Bcjond the
destruction of the Southern Pacific
company’s bridge* at Sacramento and
the
Weat< rn Pacific crooking near
Break* a Cold Promptly
there, th«- damage resulting from the
tier H Irk.
Bodie, of Chenoy. Found.
u
The following formula i* a never great ram storm which haa deluged the
*1 don't mln<! tii .ling <i gray hulr or
Washington, Jan. 18.
The bmiie* of **
central part of Cal forma for the last
failing rem«-«ly for cnida:
two in my own hair,” aigh<*d tbo bache­
The danger is not
One «nmee of Compound Syrup of Sar­ week ia alight.
the American Consul, Arthur 8. Che- 2
lor girl, who all wa minio few signs nf
saparilla, one ounce T«>ria C«im|x>und over, however, if the rain continue*,
n«y and Mra. Cheney were found in e
the aero and yellow leaf. " but when
and one half pint of g«sd whisky, mix though apparently the storm is ceasing.
the ruins of th«- American consulate at!
So far very little of the grain land I pity *3 for a nice bunch of lovely Messina yesterday afternoon by th«' m
and shake thoroughly each time and
use in doaca of a tabli-spcHmful every in the Sacramento and San Joaquin brown curia and have to pick thoin out sailors of th. American battleship Illi- -
Do you noia, which arrived at M'-aains yea- *
vallegys haa been inundated, and the of thoae. too, Il isn't fair,
four hours.
terday from Sues.
The bodtea were r‘
This if follow«! up will cun-an acute creat of the ffexx! has jiaaauxl several of think It 1ST
cold in 24 hours.
The ingredients cap the moat fangcroua points.
prepared
for
ahipment and taken
U hr, < r rt Î
Th«- principal danger is also at Sac­
be gotten at any drug store.
TW Hitffwr bad batid*«! omr a »'Nach alxiard the American supply ship Cul-^~
ramento and Stockton, where an im­ in i»a> nu nl uf hi« long overdue» t»Hb MIL gna, which will carry them to NapIca.W'
l>ry Wrtuhrr,
mense spread of farming land will be
•’tn it a errtih»’d cheuk?’’ naked (hn cel- : Arrangements are being made for the
Ttirr hired a girl to duet,
under water if the levees give way. le* »nr.
shipment of the bodies to the Unit«!
A girl both tri-rl .ml tru.trdi
Tonight's reports from those point* are
”.Xo. arwl It dannn't need r« E» ; I’m per States. The Illinois has returned to
F'.c took all eh. dust in «i<lit —
fectly goni.
That', an impudent <pi**e- Malta.
reassuring.
And then th. du.t girl Junicd,
lion tn ssk."
Chicago \<-wa.
"1 gum. you'd better g«t It errtlfled.”
Heavy Rains in California.
Nicholas Get* OtY Throne.
said th« collector. "You inaisi on ha* inf
n»nd»K«.
Sacramento, Jan. 16,
At th«-weath­
Paris, Jan. 18.
Prince Nicholas, of
ertiti«!
milk
"
|t» .«ffl f -
hy
er bureau in thin city today reports re­
Montenegro, haa abdicated in favor of
iU.cim»« a fslryl.nl
Ile r«y
N.» e«*arrlty.
ceived indicat'd that tb-oda might be
hi* son. Prince Mirko, according to a
Throw. o’«r tb. .orici a rao.y sci r»»a. oxjiectrd at Stockton andon the island*
"Is this the tliinu. lai editor!**
dispatch received here thia evening
ft.«.aliti< beanti,« In a s-.n«
"Yea, sir."
n the d> Its of the Sacramento and San
from Vienna. The r-port lack* con­
Wh<MM faulta bui >
«h <una Iwtray.
"Jiuat to sett!« a l>et, will you plena, firmation, though it ia generally cr«i-
Joaquin river*, on account of the heavy
rainfall along the watcrah«).« of the tell tue If there I* Such a thing a* a *3 it«i, as Nicholas had not m«>t the full
Calaveras river am! other streams ris­ mir
desire* of hi* subjects in his attitude
ing in the Sierra*. Steamer* arriving
"Certainly. I had a f:t Mil In my tow ard Austria.
He was confronted
from the m rlh thia morning reported a l«'Mes.ion this tuorulng. and I stopped with the same situation as n»w con­
break in the levo«- on the Yolo county st the grower's on my wuy'dowutown fronts King Peter, of Servia, whose
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aide, below Elkhorn, 12 mi lea above and tiuld IE You Io**.’’
abdicati«>n ia expected at any moment.
here. The break ia 7ft feet w de.
.NoM.eee otiti...
Uncle Sam Helj * Brava*.
Th. youthful Georgs Washington hid
Valuable Freight Burnt.
Helena. Mont., Jan. 18. The gov­
Ju»t 4>*riar»«! that bo «uihln't toll a He.
Vancouver, H. C.. Jan. 16. A Cana­
"Ilow would It look,“ hr Mid, “for a ernment has now taken charge of the
dian Pariflc silk train with a cargo futur» l’r».nient of th« I'niiml St.tr. to indigent band of Chippewa Indiana,
value«l at 11,000,ooo. which arrived b. eligible for uwinlxr.hip In an Ananias whose pitable condition during the cold
by the Empress of China, waa run into dubr
spell excited the charitably disposed
Thereupon ho trimm«! the cherry trw residents of the state in no atnall de-
, «by a fast freight while standing on a
¡siding 17 miles east of Swift Current h» had < ut down, a . I i - • >■ 4 to maha gr-e with the result that they were
t'blcago Tribuno.
laat night.
An error of the b'akeman a big etn k out of II
afforded every possible relief.
The
in not closing the switch after the
government has sent an inspector here
train had taken the siding <aus«l the
and he has received instructions to
accident.
Thc
train
immediately
vide clothing and food for them
caught tire and four car* with valuable
thia ia being done.
freight were totally deatroyed.
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11.19
»-M »«jn. Ktaenn t«rr»u 'M .li-I 'M) tt.99
NO CHARGE »OK CASINO OR CARTAGE
Send for otir price list. Save ex­
presa charge* on eastern catalogue
house prici-a.
Bears the Signature of
MÂPLEINE
NO CHANGÉ IN POLICY.
D.ovustal
f .-istoria I» a h .rn • *s -tilmtituto for Castor Olí, l'are-
gorlc. Drop«« and Nunthinff Nvrui»«,
It i» l'lroMant»
It
contnlns ticither Opiuut, ^lorphlne n«>r othrr N.trrwtlo
• «i'
i ■
s guai ini. «-. It deoCrojra WornM
nnd nll.iy» F'-vcrishnes». It cures Diarrlwra nnd \\ m«l
1 olle. |i relieves 4 <-«-ililng Trwublca, cure» < <>ii«ti|>.itInu
and ITatuleiK-r,
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