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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1912)
Roots Barks Herbs That hsve great medtclnsl power, are raised to their highest efficiency, for purifying and enriching the bl«»>d. «a they are cvtublned in Hood's Hareg- (arilla. testimonials re- elved by actual count In two years, lie surs to taka Hood’s Sarsaparilla Get It today In usual liquid form or cbucolated tablets called Bargatabe. |4<?nAKJ» F kVBI-'M I » WUt-t taM t II o« ( « ; V*r M M< Ilbw M»« i a* M aa a 4 fail tatm 1 «« < CORNS Rf MObtD rnr ■■'■■■ '1 11 a^swl. «E. <AM-ar a«*» m«l og ai tali K w . m M. Bat««*'»'. <Nh»irv «vsefe «» r’m«*r *>•«»■*•<* .... 1 11 ' Is<r n»- ff»«as. Mkf». »ar* Uh> tn H.-arr«tva* M = -• Yx« (- it r^d Wanted--Men and Women T<- tarn herterr -teat*. T«* free W*e«w wIV l-wrntn, f-.eHinea r lnte*n..a-ta*l Harber srkuoL uv t. Uk Mt Iza Anéales. < aL hinenj r<-'h» - grtl ergi- "< t*dler« »a«m IV *«*>. T> ♦ J E Martini« HIM BU ¡‘artland. F-’nd fur Htaw« i hit and rru-ea. ASTHMA CAN BL CLRID inetent tettef, r ■ • tt*nr< Muter Try our yteet Aatkms Hrmwly. r Kt r r IM ' I IRt MMIM < a. . . J1 . I . I C» a The St- r I • ‘.V... Ste RUBBEB STAMPS - ■_ o. J* f th- * tigb. it . not ft •c»!. rd Ur t the farmer. fí * ’hi unts I h" ’ R. 4' rfeatlt ec-ond d * tav , f derate Davis, J* ffrr Ua Reten batti* ■*N| to V" « and o be fet War Les fsr of tbe C any by lbs < cBiwry o a no*ry<.. a avoreers. Fit mil lion psrsoca make their I’v tata undrt ground working In mines T I-st i;-;-u >•< r Is about and quart les twice the yopulatlon of this country when It dec ‘ded to cut away from Those sis England and go It aloue corkers dig four billions of million wr sit Ith a year out of the bowels of the earth Another Bacooisn Theory. "They say Shakespeare waa a bad actor" "Yes." replied .Mr Storming- ton Barnes; but maybe Bae n started that story to get even with Shskee- peare for taking liberties with bU manuscripts " Easy to Tame Men. Tjtnd. but nx-n 1» easy tamed, so bs» the tamcrews Is somebody they ain’t used to and Is gifted with a good dress and a kind of scalloped air Frutn "Mothers to Men hv ‘otia Gale •nd Rfbhon Ba«!*** (.<•«! G«*«ia Quirk S*rvt«a. Sen«! r»implrO <‘ataK*ue No M. A««M Ha»» W*rb«. JOIS A M Taraaaa. Waab SHE UNDERSTOOD THE GAME RAW FURS tvt, . . a.« WW <-.! therwf ft* WS N M I «wr « • Ib« N« »«rrt«r«. ;--I . tU.1l, »k One Better Way cf Finding Out Man Loves You Than Putting Chea in uta on Hot Stove. ir *rw i t< . ar, pay ■PJJF t « Ü»« rat aaasra rasst It a Laar twu.’l Wa.t a, te Maa aa4 W m > aa ixass ft wan the dreamy hour after the Christmas dinner, and the girls were talking In tbe bushed tones a ¡»propri ate to the occasion "I've Just heard of a new cha. in to tell whether any one loves you, and If so. who It Is." whispered Elsie. "What Is II’" queried Sophie, ab- ber new diamond aetitly fingering ring. "Well, you take four or five chest nuts. name each one of them after some man you know and then put them on the stove and the first one that pops 1» the one that loves you " "H'm." said Sophie. "I know a bet ter way that that." "Do you?’ “Yes. Indeed By my plan you take one particular man. pls< -e him on tbe sofa tn the parlor, sit close to him. with the light a little low and look into his eyes And then. If he doesn't pop you’ll know It's time to change the man on the «■••*" COULDN’T HIDE TAINT GIRL WITH «CORO 3L0CD WANT CD TO BC WHITE. Falling. She Decided to D'e-— Falthtyl Mother Hoped to Bring Up Child a« White Girl and Marry Her to White Man. Teo Busy for Ssnous Things. Th« growlr.g bidiffercijce - f the age Philadelphia. Pa Paint though It Is appalling, m. > to,, busy with waa. a taint of negro blood In the their pleasure*, their money making. • veins of Mary P Harm on of this etty their politics, and * th ¿sand tbiugs. wrecked what promised to be a suc —exchange cessful musical career and brought a Free <« «tar H.adro ; self Inflicted death to the Innocent Write Mn.u 1 . <• U.n « :>i.-a,.,, tn, l .Tctim of the blight. Ry accident the *1 ’ *.- tii,av»,v»4 Si* It- a S'tea U-na aft I mulatto mother of the girl remains Ste-al Year S »a Tr*- .'-.a at..} th., *UI »Uvlae ■ alive after she had entered Into a a. 1.» (i, r.o|<ar A|>, ¡.-a'..-a <»t tse M>.rtea Kra llametla, la V ua M|,elal < aaa A war * suicide pact with her daughter I . . _ . - -VI -I ... H- ra I ; <• , U .. I . . |.. . . | The death of th* girl and tbe find e<aart. nwwtna« Li* an4 .all, (>-. So,- j Ing of her mother unconscious reveal Tv/ li la I war I - «-.a- 4 la lteb> • A/aa to, j * hopeleas struggle to cumbat the fate e-a.y g|,U4a a< 4 ora,. ...at a that condemned the girl to l-ear the | burden of her racial taint It was Showing the Goods. Ar * .-fra tainted that the mother through all ; the years the two tad lived tn tbe wife has teen sdopted by an Inhabl- . Quaker city, had [«wed as her daugb tent of a provincial town In England. ter’a negro servant hoping In that way A photograph of the x> ntb-man Is that the younger woman might be pta<cd In th«- window < f a sh< pkecprr, ! considered a white woman and make and underneath Is the following no a career for herself or become th« tiro "Wanted, a female c'-mpenlots to Apply at this office." wife of a white man of wealth and p° the above , sltlon DON T BUY WATER. i Detective* who Investigated the tragedy found that the father of the When you buy bluing for your gtrl waa John Moon, a white man. laundry work, get RK!> (’ROHR RAI.I. Itl.t'F A pur» solid ball of blue, not once the "policy king" of Baltimore , When the daughter was born and ap i bottle of colored water I’sed In thousands of homes for ?0 prare-t destitute of Indications of n» Venn» Makes cb-the, pure white gro blood, her mother conceived the i’tlce. 10 cents AT AU. GROCKRH plan of bringing her up aa a white child The father agreed to this plan Jenny L>nfl Hoc». Th* Ohio river claims a bong It. and provide,! liberally for the two Th, ( When he died twelve years ago Moot treasures thn Jenny I.Ind rock left his daughter property In Balli singer was a paxtengTr on a steam*' I more valued at 111000 and left 15 000 which struck on a sat-It ar near th, rock, and while waiting for the boa In cash for tbe mother to b* Boated Mb» i.tnd had bc-atnici The gtrl proved to have an lent voice and her mother planned a row her out to th* rock, wnere abe grand opera career for her Moat ot stood alone *n t - -- tbe little fortune of the two waa ex pended In giving the girl a musical ed 'i ucatlon The two left Baltimore and went to Philadelphia so that they . might escape their family history. When they took an apartment the un selfish mother represented herself as a servant In the employ of a young white woman of independent means who waa studying for the stage Our 1912 Annual Catalog UwUtesn.! tells all atexut st:» I«, » LA NTH A T KL ES. I N< V II A TO HF. pol I.1HY h«i|« a-l M'l I-I.lt HPKAYK. I l'MI’-i. i > Kl I But the struggle was useless Gow sip. pieced out with a few facta, caused the relationship of the two to be whispered about Then wph their ambitious hopes ruined and poverty coming upon them, they decided to die together When neighbors, at traded by the smell of gns entered the apartment, the girl waa dead A n.UMc. toaMul rikkr Mnloi bunt*. A»k i -i II Sa st Roafiedtt Seed k Floral Co. le« SavunJ -St roObnJ. O.S “CENTRAL” Do Well tne Thing at Hand» Don’t waatr life in doubts and fears; ipc-ntl yourself on tbe work be fore you, u< ll aa urrd that the right MEXICAN Bound MUSTANG LINIMENT performance of the hour*« dutire will be the t**t preftaration fur the hour« of ago« that f» t* •• «cu. •________ t » _____ • Ing bla pleasure today at the expense of bin brother tomorrow. I Js4*n WalMMB. Fall Brwfek. CdbM.. «rvttMl "Am mu h with th« r*«uHa obi Minted front Mutt * atf l.tnitcwritt. It r»r tdbtaijr lutei a ihsrm pb my hiriera lame *h.»«iMrr It ah* »«kJ L* bevi <’B hand by al! nt-wk ownrft TIMBR w.U ft ■ r«nxM y a*»t on '* » * th< r Lar»«« a ad cattle but aUo f«w Ikwsr owe a«ha« a*»« I pesata.'* 2fe. SOa 11 a fe<Üa al Drag ft GWI 5«er«a >c I SAYRE'S UNIVERSAL REMEDY W« B«uk !>)•<• a*4 bri4«« w-uFb t r e«s4> of - U*«« ta em« lar It «laair»». KdaLoM» aair»«». a «baa » •<■•« «>* Lrl ia* a«>rk «• ntdar •4. C««B4dtit «« traa. BabrCeaa*« $5.00 m ft/»/«» T«a«h4.M ^*4« llhaABiFafe«« Bbar fVb*« )»H 1.00 ,50 5.00 Ba«f Ma4 t afee» . F a . be 7 Il I AM huMawBtmsti F» se» (sir'll M >MAS mam «MB a taMa afltwoB« AU war* tallr |w*»gB«r«w| ff«r HfU*« yaae^ (FrjmMtriy Cur«>>AU) CURES RHEUMA TISM Pur'land Or . 8 I Aw.. 1*11 «Mar**» V R- Taruma. Waah (kraur Mir« Aa t fad t*> find tnx a****' <*f yt*ur* tn ihta city, I enek-w yxi |! f t t*» MX* Uxtlaa of y«a>r remedy Wa hav* umm I th^e rwrMmiy si* »»•ar» atfu with < •«! rwultA Y*« wfb trtaly rrrai m * oiluvilay . MUI 4i*t Aw» IL IL. City Me «nd Bl by mad M><wy rwiunwM if H faMa SAYRE S UNIVERSAL REMEDY CO. 214 Banker«’ TrwM DM* , Ta« «»ma. Wash Hflfef Agvrysr fenn Wise Dental Co.,i« Tea«« FOILS ROBBERS Telephone Operator Tei Although gagged Houston, and bound upright In bls chair, with bla hands behind him. and looking down the muszles of two revolvers. W L. Good, a phone operator of Farmer's Ranch. Tex . kicked a switch on the bottom of the board which rang every phone In the village, nipping In the bud a daring robbery. Thia aroused tbe sleeping village and frightened the robt>ers who fled before the townsmen, exchanging shots aa they rsn They lock about , | ft *M OM In thdr baste Runs His Passenger Train Ten Mlles on Wrong Track and Then AIRY FEED Backs Up. r • i BEST A.SD CDEAHST; LdL Ask vour dealer for it. If ho does not handle it drop us a postal and wo will furnish you the nan a dealer w ho does •i; MILLING cój::: ■PORTIAND, ORECON V COUGH« CQkPg No Prtv.eua t ; -uynient. "Too say itsn- s. that you want work for your wife.' said Gunbuata. •yetng th* b..»ky da'ky l -dor* him from bead to fc t "Ms, xh-- ev*r em ployed hsforsT* "No air." replied th* negro, nourbalanGy, "dis aru b*r Oral marriage " T<| i t Rg A COLO IN OAK 1'1» Taha LAXATIVE HKoMO Mu.nHw TsMets. Kbu*jrv.*,s »fumi m«nar If It tana tor re. I,. W. GKuVh h at*aaiurw ta on such Ima. Xúc. Gams Easy to Play. I know of no easier or u.ore delight, ful occupation than that of managing other people’s business at long dis tance and without responsibility for •h* result Farhar-re Small Light. "De man that tries to hide bla light 1 Macon, (la— A curious mistake hap- pwtied to the Georgia railroad P«*- eenger train. Three miles from the city there Is a Junction, where a common track branches out Into four directions, one going to Ravannah. another to Angus ta, another to Athena, and the fourth being a elding Thia train waa bound for Auguata. but somehow or other the «witch waa turned wrong, and It en tered upon the Havannab track going ten miles before tbe engineer discov ered his mistake. He brought the train to an lmm«dl- ate atop, and diaeovered that only a short distance ahead of him Qiere waa another train which. If be had con- tinued. be would have met In a bead on collision. Tbe train barked to the junction and then proceeded to Au gusta The Coughs of Children They may not cough today, but what about tomorrow? Better be prepared for It when it comes. Ask your doctor about keeping Ayer’s Cherry Pectofal in the house. Then when the hard cold or cough first appears you have a doctor's medicine at hand. This cough medicine is especially good for children. No anodynes. No alcohol. Msny a child is calls« du.I and gftipt« when the whole trouble is due to • Isry liver it e firmly believe your own doc tor will tell you that an occasional do*« of Acer's Fills, sugar coated, will do su< h ch :dren a great deal of good. Avk hun. m » u . », a. o. arsa co . a«~ Making Use of 8tr«,t Rubble!*. At tfo-ithwark. Uindon, and al HL Ovivn. FTaiic.'. strv>«-t rubbish la tran» forr .-.t Into a t arkwtabl« prot.;"t At Nouthwark all the retuse lscru»b«dto a powder, which Is sold aa a manne» At Ht Ouen the powder thus mad«N with tbe addition ot coinbuatlbla sui»- alancea. Is {orno I Into a cheap fusL ’- er ci- * IT ALWAYS DOES GOOD No matter how you long have suffered from a weak stomarh, Inactivr liver or constipated bow. ela, yuu will find a fair trial ef Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will result tn your great benefit. It makes siats the appetite digestion your general health. keen, aa- improve« and A trial to day will eon»ilice you. •It SMTITTIIL tr Aft MSMIltk I-‘ wtk'iiM V',#.” flí ' V. "• Great Lawyer on Work. Rufus Clioato believed In hard worhr and struggle. Wlum some one m M to him that a certgin fine act lev» meal was the result of accident, tx exclaimed: "Nonsense! You might aa well drop the Greek alphabet on the ground and expect to pick up th« Bind " under a bushel." said I'nrle F.ben, •generally ain’t got Dgtt enough to take chanc« s <>n 1«, , awdlnarv draft." Tbe robbers rode Into town at mid night, two of them goatg to the phone exchange, taking possession of the board, while the others entered lb« bank. G«x>d waa "covered" and t< -I to keep his hands off the board, To make sure be would no the give alarm he was gagged and bound, but allowed to remain In bla chair i Though silent as the tomb Good slowly edged his foot to a switch. pressed, setting Jingling every tele phone In the town. AN ENGINEER'S QUEER ERROR Painless Dentists tHphtbens, Qutn.y and Tonsilitis begin with s«*te threat How tnurh better le eure a Ser* threat in a <lay or two than té l-e In l„l for weeks with I-.phtherta Just krvp Ham I.ns Wiaani Oil tn the house Rings Every Boll In Exchange With Hie Foot. ______ * «_______ FOR MAN AND BEAST. Cultivate Prudence. A man who la not prudent la borrow Peg osra to fierce. A ’ objects at a distance of 1000 feet, Th« recent accident to an o.-*aa steamer of the Anchor line Illustrates the fact. An Iceberg was run into as soon as seen After the collision the, ps-eengere could hear the echo from tl.rlr voices re fl-ct ed by the walls of I Ice. though the Iceberg was Invisible to them Otherwise, there are nt echoes at s x — AFT •« .WS.-BSI« Rheumatic Pains quickly relieved Sloan's Liniment is good <->r pain o( any sort It penetrates, without rubbing, thr<u>;,h the muscular tissue right to the bone—relievesthecongevtion and gives ¡»ermanciit a.».v.c-ll ax temporary relief. Here's Proof. A W. |jft ,4 lafayrtle. AU, writes i — •• I had rhcuwatism fof five years. I toed do. tors and srvcrsl dltfw.nl trnimlir, but they did not help me. I oUaincd a boltls sn‘s l iniment which did mt »<> much gte-d that 1 Would nut do without U I -r anything " ' T iiomci I. Ries of Kaston. Fa., writes: "I have usc,| Sloan, Uni- tnr-nt and find it tusi-ilaae fur then- malic pftna.* Mr.G.G. Jovvvof Baldwins, I-1., writes —• I have form 1 Hloan’e Idn- iment par esc*n«ve. I have used it to» leuken «news above the knee <<p «ausod l.y a fall, and to my great satisfacltal 1 was able to resume my dulica in less than liars weeks alter th« accident.* 8 SLOAN ’S sw LINIMENT ane 1 4 is an excellent remedy for sprains, bruises, »ore throat, asthma. ■ No rubbing necessary—you can apply with a brush. ■ nU prlcif, 2Bc., BOc. 4 91MO. R Sloan's Book on Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Poultry seat free. Address Dr. EARL S. SLOAN. BOSTON, MASS. ■ I
