The Santiam news., December 25, 1913, Image 8

liuw tu Bankrupt th« Doctor*
i V. ken Like
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A prvkiinrnt Nrw York physician
aay», "if it war» not for th« Uun
•tucking« and thin auled »hoe« worn t>v
women the doctor» would probably be
"f !>i!-'-r ’.r-t
bankrupt " Uhen you contract a cokl
Imt «he
<to not wait for it to develop into pneu-
•i ■ ., ...’. :r- »' it at
a
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lam» cough remedy «• interxfed aapa-
»e «-tally for cough» an«! cold». and haa
won a wide reputation by it» cure« of
“Tim mi«u ’ . f «he du’n’t •«’«• it
theae d!»«••»«» it 1» moat atfrctual and
yrow!«‘<! Jin
•‘An t’' • • <•!«•• !*’ and i» pleaaant and «afv to take
“She «aid I * I m V” t M rv in •ale by all dealer».
TROY ALLISON
Minna l(«‘e<l «Inm-t ren down the
»'■ t ■« * I
I ,i- ' . O
► n "Mme. \ mr«i, < i.i r»,, mt
Tin- lad» « communi« at V«!1.» h.id up th«' ‘pint Innd that wa« trying to
••■i all her pre. on« • iv«»l pLm» «imi guide nm," he»itatmgly.
"Scv there! A <«U Deter 114«!
1!< il». Iler mutiler tuoi a!w,iy» op
Aunt
Mary in unir life! It'»
tM«»«-«l her trying >inything of tl>e
Jimmy »j»«kc w
k.ll'l. blit »Ill'll »lie »«W the ngn «III piutii humbug.”
the
»ali-ia,
tion
<>f
one willing
oicrwlicloiing «1« - re tu imbuire into
in
thing» unknown li.nl t . t t-.«-r. Idle
gull«' di,« Il lo
:
f tho party I
th«* L<^<h, uti«l lifter i
room nt the »timmcr hotel for un
hour with « headache •lie had .lip
p«'d out to buy a foMinating kirn«
»tn* h..d «e< n m a J.«pun« «• toc
tie' «I iv l«»>forr
I Le «liiirvo mt'»
». i> I. >1 >',m.'!>t it« r • • , ni >!' f> r a
wh >b* hour «he bini «ut in th«« dark
«nd, ntnfTv lilt!«' room with her
nerve» nil at -trnili«'<i attention.
She «ent b. < k to lo r room and.
t'alkillt’ »tra-, dit to th«' «1?« « ■ r.
looked regr«-: fiillv nt th*' pu t ir«' of
n frank l»«»vi»|i fa«-,* »urrounded by
a littl«1 pl.un ».'obi frame.
“I n< v«T Would liir.e thought it,"
alio w!;i.p< r,'d "I thought you were
the tr;;«'.i, nol'i«*»t thing on eurth.
An«l »he i »«id tlie mini witli Mark
eve«, now «»lie of mv i irvic of ac-
<|Uiiih!.inc' ■
wa» diseitful to the
<<>re and thnt if I «lid not »•p.ir..te
ht» I nth from mine he would prove
the blighting sorrow of mv life,
Jinmn, dear, it «•-«•in» irnpo-'dile
to I»- , »«• vo i could bring •orrow
into nnv «ma'» life, but it mu»t have
I ai you »h«‘ meant. f«»r you are th««
olili r,.;;: of mv a: ".j'.iüint.!!!" •• n ho
),.i, t.. ' ’ «.-it ,,«-,« " At**? *■ ".n ■ »■«•* I««
nineteen uml believing »hr II.id
«•■«me face to fa,e with the log -,,r-
row of her life, »hr throw
ir»'« licr««-lf
aero«* th«‘ I»'«! and «'J»I h '«I I m ' cjiu *«'
»he felt thnt »Im mn«t imnmtl: it«'v
take
to «oparate Jimmy
Kent'.
from her»—Jimniy,
w ho had lent her hi» red bull to
pliv w th the ver» fir«t <Liv »Im
writ to kindergiirten.
.1 nm,« Kent. un«‘rm«cion» <>f the
hem i cloud <«f »'lapK'ion Imvering
over I tn, came from his «»'can »witn
an d lay ullv ,•!! the »and. ho: ng
M,li.’ a vot'lil •< t «o, r Imr lic.ida« lie
and wa'k <! ■■ n to the lieacli. I in.d-
I;, unlmrtK'd and «’'owing. Im ««-til
luo k t«» tlm liotcl mid found her on
the '«'«iiiidii. giuing li»tl«'»«lv ut
til«' «ci.
"I it «« had a» all that, little
girl?
Y’ou are tlm m««t forlorn
lu k n’ -p«-« ••i!«'tt I ever «aw." Im
»«ml it* Im « it on the p««r< h rail ati«l
evi'd her « ommiM*nitumh
Minna, »«'ring tlm «unpathv in
bi« « I« -, widied f.'-i.-'Ulv th.it th«'i
wore anv other color than black.
“What o:i «‘nrtli ma«le von have
black «•:< «, J !n" ? I «1 »like them
<o!" «Im «aid |««'tiilnntIv.
.limmv otw <• I the offending orl—
verv wi«'e m b«» «urpti»c.
"Bv Jove, von are a «nicer one.
Mi« na'
\ 'i told me ve«te 'I iv
down on th«* lieitch that I h ' the
mo«t lies:tIiftiI evra vou ever «iw.
Po.'tii<dv •«• «.!«• nm I ’
to kr I« I
Wga ««« l»'stt!if ¡1 Tr nd to sleep in
them !.i«t r .'lit h'»t I •b<»uhl «poll
’em Ami r i
Minna. v.»n luren't
met mv f« I'ow with rrnv e«e«. have
vou
h" i*»\. I ««««i • iou-lv.
“'«’•«. | '.ai en’t.” in<! gn nitlv. "but
bbii'k eve« are treiu hernti» nr «1 I
rm • r . «v.fd tru«t them "
Whether thev
thov were treach« r<m«
or not wa« left an open <|ii«"ti«m.
but th«>v c< •t.iinlv prove«! p«'."*ini
live, mi l lir div Jimmv wan in p<>*-
ac««lon of the whole «torv.
•'Mint i l!< «1. you ought ta lx*
n»'i ime.l of vournclf!
|)o I look
like a blighting sorrow ?" mimicking
her forlorn t «ne.
>r
"I might tw mi»
tn .« ¡I for a pnxellghter." exhibiting
hi« mu«ci*!i r arm with pride.
I'm Ida i .«I if l\l know how to
rnt in tlm blighting »orrow
n«'»«
Minna, anxiona to believe, «till
looked «lubiou».
“If y ■ ur « «« only weren’t bla« k
she » ' .hcd.
“Nou, l«K«k here, mv chil«l
I'«l
get a »¡M'. ial act of coniir«'«» to
change them to «mt vou if I could.
Yoll know I’ll' «lone lO-rvtl tiff to
pieawe you all my life. Why wdl
ySu i
«•»■■ that utter rot
11 <1 dm
tell ou anything tangible that vou
gb»«d>i!c!y know- w» true!'" Jimmv
«ill iu Jrmmm; for a la^er ar;«l
I
hml.
and
i.i t>
but mamma
nt raid rt'.in t »
all the Mill«’
groaned
w it h
A an!
(b r c i 11 n I]
ALL tnv friend- and patron» I wish a
very Merry Christinas and a Happy
an<l l’ro«perout< New Year ami to thank von
Edison's newest Amberols. the
machine that talk«. Step in at
the drug store and hear it.
on«* ami all for your past valuable patronage
Fit Hi» C m « I vactly
I will continue to be remembdied ami wor-
*'U hen father waw »irk atiout • IK
yean »im he rend an advrrtiwement of
Chamtwrlam» tablet» in th«> j a|»-ni that
fit hi* ca»e exactly.'’ write» M'»» Mar
K»rrt Campbell of Ft Smith. Ark. "He
purct »•«•,! a !<u of them and ha» not
baen »irk »loer My »iater had »ton.
ach trouble arwt wa» ai»o benefited by
them." lor »ale by all dealer»
that Ima made our store what it is, ami hop«1
tliv of vour support in the future as in the
|>U>t,
Sincerely vours,
Pure bred Berkshire lour
Service SI. R H McD »nald. 26
.d', Uy • '«'¡it. t)n'ii grin-
, ■
■ :
: ..I.- i.
In- v. oi'd not mum .day
Im r«'.i|ina of the meta-
■ -.‘I - • .‘.Hi -n t' at Edl-
t«I thing» phi «ica!
w ««ni.in. I wotihl hot take
» verdict upon
iw in niy f* A <»*
CN'*.in >t
Neither will
MH COUdfH tim'd bt anv one
t
I dl-ll land n con«r.lt<i-
I arty together,
to
d lier clairvoyant
I.mnnded.
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a
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I
said fervi
it wa*
very I hv \ rv« ring for
Mr K«‘nt
i'tntiiv ii<* found a seer-
-.id «i- "th go J nitur«‘<l aid
!■
t•< ' I hi■ r, ■ micmci.t».
•’ll« : oti|., r. ,...| nrt. to entirelv
free her nind from the idea
I'll
• t ■! 1 • r in tlnrd
You couldn't
'
! •
prcttie-t on«» III llu' hunch.
It'»
li, «-»
Slo, ,-nd if »hr ■•«■t« ov< r
• ■
r of I« vc«. by Jove. l it
M-mi vou another tenner tomor-
row.
And M m««. Ardettn. ent hu-i-
under tiie powerful «timulus,
pr ■«•mi,<’«l t «<lo h«r l««‘»l<
T t night nlic:i th«» moon cr.«t
g ' o ’; ''. t •»V r t * «• w 11 < «
a I<1
a < ■ , Ie ■ t fire. «n t'e I«c;:ch in
•p t r«':i
<1 from the crowd.
“ - ,- told me mv name without
■ w- ' : it!" 'I :nin «aid in nw«"d
••«
•‘»he i« »tinplv wonderful!
■ 1 for me never to hnve anv «-ot>-
fill i that made me write
• •! ' • -I • i.. m on n tn hie
li.ol ’-'I'lik p4t.1T« fo’«!«»«l
n, uml when thev were
I ‘ h t the <»• • ■« I v rote that
Id mu ib»titutc the blank one
■ it ' <«n t1-■ table ami take
• hand un 1 r the edge
Htid re.id it. That’»
ex.i t
t!;: t t’ r«t v. oman mu»!
lie 1 t faith in her
,ll'n'..\, o«»v, .«be «ai«l
enttr«
timi (I k
> |« r- «n I ne«'d avoid
• ««I u.i> a blond
and !
tti.in with
i
a Vat
Yo
Mr.
bearti
li;n<'i:’t li blond
“bid
pioutlj
thllig «b mt e
caut n>u»ly.
“N««' « \ . t'v. Imi «he »ani that
r
' "-ti ' i« wa« u niiin I
liad 1 . ■>• n «ime childhood.”
“No», t'iat." -. <1 Mr Iwnt. witli
gr at ra!
' li. "» ut« me exa« t-
ly. I J r.,!l. r la- «-iillctl «in utlimty
ant ,'a t ri a blighting «orrow."
lie juvfwllv po««« «»ed liim««df of
'». ilu «he lm<! eti-
the / ■
dentlv h>»t ull f«uir ni treachcry.
kft. i«,ir«l, with her head routing
cumf rtablv
ii;niin»t
hi-
tw«'«'«l
«h : >r • ■ «| ,k«' nin.in 'a. “Sim
«aid that the gr«mte«t trial of her
ilfe wii« that there were •<» muny
fak««« that • rm: ■ d discrcilit upon
tier gloi i«>u« prof« «»ion.”
"Ni-ver i u mind, little .irl; I’m
n««t *<i easily import) upon, and
mu’ll lirt«e me with you ul) through
life t<> lira» pmk out the real arti-
«■Ie," am! tlm trea. heron» Mr. K«-»t
lift,•«! her file«' until lie couhi look
adoringiy mt«» it.
The moon, a» if by »pecial con
trn t, came from un«lcr a cloud at
iu»t the right moment, ami »he *nw
hi* exprctaion.
“Jitumv. I d"ti't balieve any one
e!««' «•!. r ha<! *u h wonderfully hon-
eat eve»,
” »Im »aid hatmilv.
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NOTICE is hereby given that
upon presenting their tax receipt
for 1913 an«i signing duplicate
teceipts the CountY Treasurer
has been instructed by the Coun­
ty Court of Linn County, Oregon
to repay the special road tax col
leeted during 1913, to th«»se who
.paid such tax and presenting
their claims to the county trea­
surer for the refund on or before
December 6, 1914. VS W Fran­
cis. County Treasurer.
When in n- cd of printing give
the New s office a call. First class
work and prices right. We make
a specialty of letter heads, en­
velope», statement», bill heads,
sale bill», businc»» cards, ladies
«•ailing cards, and in fact com­
mercial printing of all kinds.
THE HUMAN NOSE.
He
SHapa la by Na Maana Alwaya
Indaa to Character.
Some co<'k«tir«‘ c!u»«iflera of hu­
manity have turned their attention
hitcly to ill«' «iiape o i I woplc • lioaea.
It i» the nose, we «ire told uow,
that make», or at leu»t reveal», the
man.
A Roman now mean« agg.-ewive
tie*», courage, cnwutne ability. It
belongs to great warrior* and cap
turn* of indu»try.
The Grecian
Do«r indicate» refinement, often ac
companmd bv timidity
The »nub
n«>«e denote» a childlike, undevelop
ed type of mind, am! »<> on. a»
long a» white paper »ml printer'»
ink < nn endure the «train of chroni
cling attch imliecilitie».
Perhap* there i* nn element of
truth in the««' conjocturv», but it m
terribly «mall Ah'xander the Great
wa« a warrior of some repute, whom
no one ha« ai'i'Ui-cd of timidity ami
f. » have charged with refinement.
IL» nose, like hi» blood, wa» pure
Greek. Socrate» had a »nub n«'«e of
pronounced type, but hi» heroic life
of seventy war» *ho«» no childi»h
«juality unle«« it l«e bluntne«« of
»peech. The n«>»«‘ and the ambition»
of Loui» XIV. were Roman, hut he
wa* physically a coward, and hi*
executive ability c«>n»i»ted in ce­
menting a de»poti»m that had to
be wrecke«! !>efore hi» country could
r«'«umc it» progre»«.
Theae lie individual».
Ma«»«*« j
»how the aarne di«regnr<! for rendy,
made rule» t’onaidermg their num
her*, the S andinavian» of the mid
dlr age» were the greatest conquer­
or» the world ha» known, and Ro- j
man nose« are aa »»-arce m Scandi­
navia a« black hair. The Japanc«e '
are prirdommantly »nub now*!, but
he who take» them for children ha»
queer notion» of a nurwery
The
Spartan» were Greek» and pre«um
ably Greek noaed. but their name is
a »vnonvm for dauntlc»» courage.
an<l their refinement wa» a minu*
quantity.
There is a deal of human nature
in any man, no matter what the
»hape of hi» no»«', and the m««»t un­
alterable thing al«otit humiin nature
ia it» variability.
The effort to
make fixed an«! certain rule« for the
judging of mankind i* the pastime
of fool».—Ghicago Journal.
our friends and
customers for the many
favors extended us during
the pa^t year.
We assure you of
our appreciation, and to wish one
and all a Merry Christmas and
Happy and Prosper.ms X'ew Year
Sincerely yours,
STICHA
Grand Clearance
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On account of having a much
larger stock of Watches, (¡old
Kings, N cck cimi ns. Fobs, Bar
Pins, in fact all Kinds of Jcwel-
rv
that we have in stock, We
■
are going to sell for tin* next
ten days at prices less than ever
Yon will miss
sold for before
a great chance to get goods very
cheap if yon don’t take advan-
taire of this sale
Yours for business,
A. W. HAGEY
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