The Santiam news., January 13, 1916, Image 6

*
4
0 •
JI
A WORLD FAMOUS SO.’IG.
It ia more than nitn ty your* since
"Home. Sw««rt Home," w.ia written,
but it* popularity ia «till world«i«lc.
ami wherever the Engli»h language
i- »|>«rk«-n it i* kn««wu mi«I l>> I u
<uu»e it appeal» to tli.4 deep lying
in«Urict in humanity «Imh » tl.e
liu*i* of family life.
Many atoriea have I <>cn writt« n of
it* origin, mat of them more or
Ic«» inaccurate and tend»«;’ to dis­
tort rculity by u ma»« of pl<.» ry
fiction.
Moling wor<! picture* han la•• n
drawn of the «tuning full - t in In»
garret, ami illu«tr.:tieii« lune l»««,n
pubhalicd of the origiii.il “lowly
th.itchcd <«>tt«i(or uli-i li lie
•iip|ai»>-dly pining, laitli ><lT’-' t ng
and i nt ere» ting, but not tn ,i. -->r«i-
am r with the f.icU
Although lie
had period* «if failure ar.J hardahip
u> well rt» po«»lbly briefer peruxlq
of »uccc«« ami pr<»; <’rity, it was tmt
while suffering from poverty thut he
wrote “ll-me. Sweet Home.” but
«luring u tim<* when lie «a» living
«omfortably in Paris n the Palm*
lb> al and having <on«i<!< ruble *u.
ce»» in In« dramatic work
There i* ul»«i oo evidence to indi­
cate that the "lowly thutclnd «of-
tnge” hud nm cxi«tcm-c outside of
the author'» brain in »pite «if the
tradition which lia« la-cn built up
about the Ikialhaniptoii cottage.
Throughout I««» life Fame Imd a
<l -c|i alTeitioh for hi» native lurid.
In* friend* and bi« familv. from
a bom lie was for nmin year» wolelv
Scp.irated
III» letter« (r«'«|ll< tit Iv
allude Io In» longing for tin aociety
of llio-e lie love«! uml In« appr«-cia-
tion of the home uml dome«tic life
II«- wa* only fifteen year, of age
when ncecMitv foriial him to begin
III» Imttlc with (lie world, a preco­
cious. high spirited, impulsive, sen-i
live, ambiti'Ar* boi. c«> »< imi* of un
int.’llci t above the normal, re«tive
tinder restraint, «¡tuck t« take of-
fen-e nt «ceming »light.- T T I’
I.Uipier. I’.ivnc’» Grandnephew, in
Scribner's
Park Mill
JnHiigurntion of
Faya« W.a Not In Poverty Wi«»n H»
Wral. -Hama. Cw.at Homa.’’
Io- |>lca>u<l to figure on your house nn<l
l>art» bill*. i|\Ve can furnish silo staves in any
length i«<|uire<l.
Between
Albany
Mill City
DOUGLAS
oil
We carry a full
Tea, Coffee,
Canned Goods,
fact, (‘verything
tor the table.
Daily Service
For further information
u»k Local Agent
a
w
John M. Scott, General Paaiu*nfer Agent
Portland, Oregon
n
I
!
t
It W»» Familiar.
Han P«< ird. urtiM »ml naturalist,
enjoved lite personal friend-liip of
Mark Twain. In the day« of the
old Udine club, when if « • loc.itid
next to tin- old Kensington hotel,
nt Fifteenth ainu-t and Fifth ave­
nue. Neu h «irk. and before it Imd
merged it- identity wilb the tip-
loan I'-«*« it mu, |>:in w i* entertain-
ill;.’ Ivin hi tin- rluti, mid nfler
ward they -I -oiled up Fifth aieniie.
»topping to chat uti the corner while
I’ m mn w.i- waiting for'» I iftli m<-
liuc bn«.
\ man w ’ i . i wm a total stranger
• 'b •
uc|i* nppro-i lied them,
•InI ped Mr I'lctticn* on the
ami i red ■ "Hello. .Mark! Il‘>w me
vou *"
Mr Chhiieii« turned »lowly, gazed
'In- bri I :<■ • !. o <tli
\fter he rôrk- pimi entry into Belgium.—Boston
at the mtr er mid <bi»w .<•«!, "1 can't
>na on the <of ovni i»i<>n he Transcript
recall your name, and your face ia
mild* the bridg.- «<> that it ha» room
entirely unknown to inc. but I your
tn ¡.-row a little longer in the Mim­
Where He Wee Week.
manner is »trungclv ftimiliur.”
mo r.
"You any. Mr. Smith.” «aid the
girl in a low, thoughtful, thia i* a
Fun In th« Clae*.
H«ch««t Tidas.
«erious matter *ort of tone, "that
The late l‘rofc«»or Key, »hen
\ vi .f . »tato that the highest »ou hate loved me for five yeura a ml
head master of a large London ’ide in the world ¡« in th«’ bur of
hare never dared to tell me so until
•I llool, tv,.- one of th<- m >-t g» nail ’■'nmli, U’tucen \"n»a S .Min nn<t
tonight *“
gentlemen that ever lllliil that |»'»ai- Yew Brun-" ici.
The tide there
"Ye«.” he replied.
tion. He wu« fond of encouraging ometilr - r'-< « t«i the h- igl't of »ev-
"Well. I cannot be your wife A
fun in In« buy« and u«» not aver»e •nt •
feet. nm! t be ferrane is oc- man who ha« no more courage than
from recounting m< a»ional|y during
« mm'li n> a foot every that would feign to be asleep while
cln-« time, when anything prompted -re minutes
i burglar atole hie baby's shoes.
it. the manner* an<i cu-tniu* of
Chicago Herald.
Stnt.mantal to Practical.
countries hr bud viaitrd. tin one
V -Ini” Man (over »he «ounjerj—
occasion lie wu« telling Ina i la-»
Tembsy.
■ f I ' «t:id «..nt to exchange thia
about Spain and «unit
Vcntegan give» the following on
"Ito you knou, boi». that ulien a ■ •n-_'.igvmcnt ring for »«m ething els«* gin of the word "tomboy” aa applied
iiian ultuina to eminence tlicre lie t will lie all right, won't it*
to romping girl»: "Tumbc. to dance;
Jeweler— Oh. eertiiinv!
With tnmbod. dancer!: hereof we vet cal!
ia not «•ulbil 'air,' Imt i» given the
plen«uic. IVi' are nlw ny a glad to n<- a wench that »kippeth or leaprth
title <>f ‘don?' ”
commodate patron».
One of th«- I hiu here calhil out:
Ivke a box. a tomboy: our name also
Same Young Man (over the <*nun- of tumbling «worth from h»u»e.”
"Then. I •nppo«i’, -ir. thev w -uld
•er a >. r l it. )- | b.-licvc vou told
«all you I km-key •"
ie when I I ■ Jit tin« ring I could
Flic gravity of the « la«« wu« com­
Retiring Frem Business.
pletely up«4-u for ti e remainder of •»change it for «oimthing else?
Young
Woman (blu«hing violent
Jewder
Yea
What will you
the afternoon.
ty>—Are yon the gentl.-mnn who Im*
have?
charge of the advertising deport
\ oui : M.in Well, |‘d like to ex­ ment of the paper, air*
0-iUfe Cwpan.isn.
Ilnd’v. i-vpiitid or get larger in <*hange it ‘or a barrel «if d«»ur. a
Clerk—Ye», miu What can I d ■
a ham and a for von *
the «un or in the daytime or in the ‘itiahcl of | t.ito.
Miinincr .n d -i.rnik in the thiule or loud of coal.—Exchange.
Young Woman—I—er want t"
at night or in Hie winter The rule
advertise a—a «« n onJIiand typew rit­
OXicial Condition.
1» that hc:ii make* eiervlhing ex
er for «ale. I «hall hare no further
\
few
y<-ir*
ago a collce'nr of an­
puml and cold male« iv<r\thing
use for it—Exchange.
tique« iirro >1 .it the IlcigMu fr»n-
»brink
C d«l • nothing but nb-
er v I 'i m I
t n mununy
Hi’
The Cat* Altered.
acme of b< H
So we may «ay that
n- t d i‘
ti w >|.| have to lie
Rrovrn— Ϋ it Hirrn t to «peak o'
ricrithing < -uitract« or expands «<
ml <>n it. 1 it I
tariff list being 4 mtn a« "of the mule perstiiisi<«n?
• ordi.ig to (lie nmimnl ->f li<- t m it
on- ilt I, f um e
were not found '
donee— Ye», if the «object i< n<»'
(Ivin!« h i
a ni ‘ t noticeable nm
lil«sific«|.
married.
of chunkin ’ their «ire under »lie in
“I* . ¡.ire it a- -alt fish.” «aid the ;
“What hue that to do with th.
s<» n h*n
fi'ienre i»f lie«!
••ti< il to one of (he rj; rk\ and I loattrr*"
are lu’’|( of iron ami «feel the n?i
Im« the <1 • eah-d remain« of al
a*. -I
» «*-•**
*•-... • *• A--w
» V i t ,«• in
"Why. when he i* married hi»
I‘
... —
ila tnuae I 4 «fr persuade* him."
N. I. Morrison
I
line of
Spices,
and in
needed
HIBLER 8 GILL GO. |
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
You are operating that farm for
the monev there is in it, and we have
the machinerv that will make vou
more monev. It has done it for oth-
ers, and what it tan do for them it
('an do tor • vou
Now .just break a wav and come
on in, fellows, A good heart to heart
talk may do us both good. And be­
sides, we just naturally like to visit
with vou, anvwav.
LUMBER
Is comph ft* and out*
stock fresh anti clean.
Leave Albany 5:30 p. rn. for Mill City
Leave Mill (’¡tv 0:15 a. m. for A limn v
I
FIR
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
SATURDAY, JAN. 15
nr jnn»Tcr m
OREGON
SCIO,
MOTOR CAR SERVICE
Company
WI
WW vs w
J ( '< >ZV
( ( )IL\ EK $
J. s STK'¡I \. I’ritprietor
$
(’tinfcct ioncrv, Icc (Tram, Tobacco $
$
>
ami Cigars
$
Post ('aids a Specialty
$
?
SCIO,
i OO
rd»«CS
I0 0»«z»!«0 OCXOIOI .
3
5 .‘ATTENTION
fl
0
o
9
9Û
fl
fl
9 J
fl
$
OREGON
xzricn <,
F A R M E R S. J j
s
When in town do not fail to call nt our
store, where you will always find a good
line of staple merchandise to milect
ftoni. Out prices ar»* the lowest and
our gooil« the best.
fl
9
5
5
9
We take Eggs and Butter in exchange
and pav the highest price for same.
fl
Make our store your Headquarters.
F.
&.
PROCHASKA
SCIO,
OREGON
CO. 9
j
I
Bad void Qui- I iv Broken up
Mr» Martha Wil«oX. Gowanda, N Y,
wrilr»: “I tint used Chamberlain's
<>ugh Remedy atout eight years ace.
M that time t had a hard cold and
•oughet! most of the time. It pn>ve<J
to be just what I neevta^f. It broke up
:he cohl in a few daye, and the cough
•ntirely di»3|>t«-arv«l, I have told many
■if my friend» of the good I r-ceived
through using thia manlieme and all who
have use«) it apeak of it in the highest
terms." Obtainable everywhere.
j
I
'
I
A Rainy Day Need
Not Be Dull
Cheer up! Get to w -.rk
in a Flan B sand
Reflex
Slicker
$3.00
I
lxx»k over our list of clubbing
■Ilers on page 2, and if you
ion’t see what you want come in
ind talk it over. We have many
.them just as gtod.
I
Strout eaqr fitting,
light,' and wa.'r/
abttflutity
Urfifx Eàgri Itcp
water from run
ring in U the fr _t.i
Dteck. Y.Ilcw * 06». khaki.
Wvtactw Hat. "V canta
Sci.tSarTm
. rmwrurn
AJ.IOWJ
KCO.
'■■■ ' '
I
50AEE3
«ojoar , I