The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, January 13, 1916, Image 2

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Women <4 Sedentary Habit»
A dog and a dude make an in- I Best Meals in the City'
I W* men who get but httic Mere..»
teresting combination of some­
for 25 Cents
I are likely to tie troubled with constipa­
thing and nothing.
Room 50c end Up
tion and indige»tion and will find t ham-
FAMOUS DWARFS.
11 All llx Sfidget*, It 5»« m«.
Was Ph let«» ti Co«.
.l ot t*. Í .r* -t.»i| all la!**-. **f minili
t >* HU linn left
«if tit:*» Phliciu« of Co*, who
'.!*•" i» < ’. u poet and
r in. wl-* wa» »¡nd—th<
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Cor«*! a*. tv. * fiel and ■
iiafi
>•< u*itb iiigli, sud Andromc-
<J 1 fr«-’ ■ I ! Mid. of the » Hl..* height
of \ I wind ria <>f olden
Aly;
t iii- », ¡» log: in and philo-upiii r,
na* but OilV foot five and a half
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••Con. aa English
dw urf, i
o: li < hteen nu be«
high wt
J in .1 i<*l«l pie tu (he
kill;.' tlii I
: • f Eugi.ind by the
1>IM II«'*'
1 hinjiiim in ItìtfÓ.
Ueoffrv.
i t< nqter. Ile chul-
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Mr. Croi!»
mveptid
h tmr ui :<■ I with a ».aiirt gun load­
ed < ith wider, ilov.i*ver, th*dwarf
i* * .
to hale .hi t one a*ilugoiii»t
dead.
J Im d i r * $ *. a pre-ent to
1«, • (>■*!.*• i.{ P.ii’iui iii j.‘ill?. He
t)i<*n w<i* tii.rti-fiie year» old, had
CmallMt
PUB: ISHED EVERY THURSDAY 3Y
L W.CHARLES
tnt* rod »! the (Krttoihcv at Scio, Ore .
aa wcvnd-claas mail matter.
Mt’ItMf 1 < 11 "I'lt. »
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in advane* ..........
On<- year, •< en<l uf j»ar ...
Si* munit*« tn advance
three tnunth» in *»dv.«r>* ••
Adi ortuhig
rat«*» made
application.
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Keep right on dodging that
grouch.
Whnt we don’t go after we
seldom get.
Begin saving todnv for your
next Christmas shopping.
"The Story of the Great Fiz­
zle." For details apply to Henry
Ford and his peace pilgrims.
Of course then» may be a few
better towns than Sen», but it* n
cinch there ate a lol of tlvin a
blamtd sight worse. Baek up!
When a self made man co:
tinually reminds you that he is
sell made, it is time to keep
your eye on him and your hand
on your pocketbook.
When you criticise the policy
of this paper just bear in mind
that we may be equally critical
of your method of handling your
own private alTaira.
Every time we break a leg
trying to wriggle from under t ic
crush of delinquent subscribers
rushing in to pay up. we wish
we had a dozen legs to break.
From the standpoint of pos-
tcrity it is interesting to note
t
H »use is a suffragette while the
president is an anti. To be con­
tinued.
oil in lunguggt*».
I*.nt H r*n 1 if’ii. n Polish man
of gr**.it .t* eompii-liincnt», »»• fhir-
ty-ihu** mi l > • high on hi» thirtieth
birth*1.
Il<* h i*! n »’«t* r wven
■ ¡-
iig«r iiho could »land un-
<h r 'i • .-i:
i .
Ji, n Clone»«*,
».• ii tit*. :,ve in
logli when
be Wii*. fortv-two i< ir* old.
A •*» ri* a. t*. . h.i* had it» f im«*ti.
dn ir.- < * n ;,*! Mite, Fr«n<*i>* Jo-
-•■ph I nn. v. I*or*! tn New York
in Is l. The t * «if hi« Iwm! hit
the viird-tick ul tvcntv-one inches.
II
II • i.* nt
to E ■ i*i 1 in |'S| and nn>> mnr-
r: *1 f<> Mill* Ed« rd«, two pound»
h - junior m « ■)■,*hl. General Tom
T: *1! . Charlo* Strnttnn. wa» but
thirty-on** i.t* h* - ta’I and twenty-
th p i ir- obl when, in 1RC3, he vra*
n*.*r - <*l ! > I vi 1.1 Warren, twentv-
off«* i - ■ ’. ' hirt. ti • i’i. h* • tall,
Mr. «.«bl M . Tom Thumb and their
cl Id :i • ! ( ■
<1*«<-e Xbtt. another
di iff. t*«n*l England together.—
Ki:n*a* Citv Star.
I»r I! • pi in li. “I.ifc of King
Cl.
re ord* tliut during the
r ■r.'ii of <>•’ *n Elizabeth ••there
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h>" nl». tin* ere I, the Pater*
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r.i r of «>ur Lord within the
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* *>f *i penny and gave her 1
” h . ■ I. n • '«ir of »nectaries of «tirh 1
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innkn' « that bv tlie help I 1
f -
' d ■ I i:!ilv and di»tinct-
li u ern • ver letter.”
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t ** :. .lar fi’.it wa« that
“
■ f* ■ i* uf m •
brotiaht to pa»«
bv Pi’ti r Pi'.lc». an Engli-hnisn. who
«*«» x' I
I before her majesty
ti * entire Bible written in a Iwvok
rontii n n-.* a« ru.’.nv leaves n* a full
- •<•<! <*.' tion, but ftting into a wal­
nut.”
If Senator Weeks pushes
through his bill for an army of a
million men with live acres of
free land for each enlistment,
we are ready to enlist in every
Th» Valcano Circi*.
recruiting office in the country.
Vulcano • wonld . i ni to he nr-
r*:t:. d «it’i more or le** ■vmmctrv
Some patriotism, that!
"Charity covers a multitude o
pour jwople with our second
hand and worn out garments."
vv arbles a society dame of na­
tional fume. Too bad it cannot
extend to covering the naked­
ness prevalent in many high
society circles.
in t■<-’t- r r ing thè grcat oeenn»
A r
of (ire »urr.oind* thè Pncifie.
.'arti': *ft thè South Shctlnnii'i*-
landb, .<'ier:il litmilred inile* *outh
of t
llorn, ii belt of vohanoe»
e\t‘ ’ ì tip thè Vi «t Co:i«t of South
A-<r*.i. Contrai
\mcricn and
Xortj Arncr a; frani Ma-ka it
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and mint »ay they are the bc»t I have
ever u»ed fur con« lipa «ion and indie* v-
tiun. My wife al»o u»ed them fur in­
digestion anil they did her gtaxi.”
writ**» Eugene S knight, Wilmington,
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Xorth llebrule», New Zoaland and
medicine like “some dog." while
i.iì.'v * :id- in Mount» Tarror ami
the cur tucks its tail between its Er< a», on thè antan-tic continent.
legs and scoots home. And w<
can't help but think of a noted
A Nitisric C igt sh Caatio.
la'ti; cut citsth. winch it Mid to
peace pilgrim who abandoneu hi.*
expedition secretly on the eve o; be the fi;»t n *!l built 11011*0 in Eng-
lard. u.i* • nitill In Sir John
its collapse.
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Ever notice it. ol<! top? When
ever a fello« »its down suddenly
on a slippery piece of ice about
the only one «ho doesn’t laugh
is the gent who does the cussing.
St. Charles
Hotel
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thinks. The fool is tickled with
■! Ill
the sound of his own voice.
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! b« rlam** Tablet» highly beneficial. Nut
•o good a* a three or four mile walk
every day. but »cry much better than
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wa» Qnre't ElixalM-th, nn«l the story
run. t .i’ !*•• owner was not ven
atixiou* for h>» rovrreign to •<*«* hi*
h*>r *.
*!■■• ni*gl t n-k him where
lie * initined the t>*on«*v to build »<>
•tiitcly a house. S r John Thuine,
a ho ««• knighted after the battle
*>f Pinkie, w. « the factotum of the
Protector S in* r-«*t. and it i» «aid
tli.it h • bi t I. >.*gh at from design*
Iin-pand bi hi* fallen master for a
louse of III* <>v. n.
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