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E. C. PEERY
DR. J MON FOO
An ex|ierienced compounder of
Cninese Medicines
ouicMawr io «ne ¡are Hong Wo Tong,
of Albany, Oregon, is now prei>ar«d to
furnish Chinese medicines to all. ) The
undersigned recommends him and guar
ante«« sat »faction
Call or writs him
at 117 West Secund Street, A limn y,
Oregon
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The Best Place in Port lam! to Eat
is al
Pap’s Coffee House
st W«el end ol lbs Mori lain Street
bridge.
(’IIARLES J. MAHER
(Hmx-ewM>rt< Riner Br<a.)
PROPRIETOR.
A. G. PRILL.
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OREGON
R. SHELTON
Real Estate
SCIO PLANING MILLS
N. 1. MOnPISnN Prnn.
I.sat Ajril the Scio Miik Condenser)
vwiiuiiem.ru <>|.ra< <>na.
A latest up
MA.RUfACTUkfJt *»4 0UL£> IN
to-date condensing plant had been m-
I stalled, capabi. of taking car** of 10,(a*
pounds of milk in «i, lit hours.*’ By con
servative managrmerl and the manu
facture of a attic Uy first-class article
of condensed milk, our condenaery haa
secured a name second to that of no
other plant in the stale.
Laat spring N. L Morrison purchased
the Selo planing mills. The plant had
qi id s been idle for the two years previous
an<l Mr. Morrison had to build the busi
ness up from the gmifnd
Being •
very competent workman ami of ex
l< >. < >HE.
perience in handling plants of this kind,
he has built up a splendid patronage
in the lew short months of his owner
ship. He. also, carries a gissl stork of
t. ». ucxxsaa,
w. a a«iau
sash dcora, bulkier» hardware, rad«,
Praauienl
Caxhlar
wire fencing, lime, etc.
Soma five or six year» ago, the Scio
Milling plant passed ipto tar hands of a
SCIO • • • OREGOX
company of our minors C. A. Warner
was »elected as manager who, by a
|fc>e» a general tanking an-l exchange judicious management, has built the
busi news
1. Mtns made at current r«tee business up to a profitable basis. I hir
ing these five or six years, several
and drafts ieeoed <>n |>rinci|«l cities
thousand dollars have been rxtwmli-d in
improving the property, so that, at the
present time, it ia about in as good
L. H- MONTANYE
comfition as when the mill was con
structed. The management haa given
Scio the name of being the best wheat
market in the county, a« they pay, as a
rule, five cents higher per bushel than
No srv Public and fiollcilnr
ia
|>aid in Albany. Scio haa a liunch of
of Patents ami Pensioi.s.
aa energetic up iwdaia merchants aa
OlBr®, 232 Wwt
Bl., Albany. On
tie found in any other town of
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Sa.th. Doors,
.M oublions.
Frames,
Shingles l.tc
Estiinatoi ani Plans (or B IO £
(ornimi on snort notice
The Scio State Bank
M. D.
Telephone, Exchange No. 11
M’lo
Druggist
Notary Public
Administrator of Estates
Negotiated. A ba tracts
Obtained ami Exarr.mtxl
Luana
•CIO...........................................OMNKNI
A few week s ago a profimlnarv wnr
vry for a railroad reaching from Scio
to Munkers, was mm'«
It is expected
that a comnany will soon bo organised
to conutruct the line.
If our citizens
take hold of this matter in their usual
public sprit manner, the road will be
assur'd. With the construction of this
line. Scio and the surrounding country
will grow with leaps amt bounds.
Surely a public improvement of such
great moment to the people, will not
be alowed to languish, when it is assur
ed that it will enhance the value of
property in Scio and vicinity more than
twice what the line will cost.
Attorney-at-Laœ
klnda of frosh meat, of good quality*
and at moderate pt ices. cons id« ring the ,
price butcher at«>ck commands.
Acmes the street Mrs. Ollie Mac
lionaid conducts an ice cream i artor
anti soft drink emporium. Confection
ery, fruits, cigars and tobacco arc her
principal snuck in trade.
The Scio livery stable, J. I. Calavan !
proprietor, is locate«] just at th«- north !
end of the business section and conduct» ,
a general livery and stage business.
W. W. Williams conducts a first class
harness shop and ke,-|« supplies for the
burro. Good workmanship is a feature
as well aa good stock in all the work
that Mr. W. pula out. are punt« “hich
ate drawing him a gisst trade.
I* II. Macllonald, on the north side
and J. R. Gill on the south aide ■ri
our blacksmiths
Both arv g«»d work
men anti each enjoy a good patronage.
Dr. A. G. Prill ami lir S. C. Browne
look after our sick. Each of them haa
a good practice ami stand well in the
profession.
A. W. Hagey, our jeweler and
watch re)>airer, can fix almost anything
which is fixable
He carries a stock of
jewelry ami watches and clocks. When
you want Mtn you will find tim place
just at the south end of the bridge.
Having visited atwiut all the business
men of the town, it la now in onlcr for
you to get a shave. Koi Morris can do
the trick for you in hla neat up to date
shop, just at the north eml of th*
bridge. Having had your shave, if you
have any money left, just atep around
on Mill street and leave an order for a
year's subscription to the S antiam
News You will find it is a grsal start
er for the year’s business.
Onod Itoad» Meiting
Banner ti range has arranged for a
<Jew«! Ruads meeting al ita first meeting
in January,
the Mh
when ('tell
Engineer G. V. Skelton, of O. A. C.
will be the leeturer.
All newly ap
pointed road supervisors, aa welt aa the
old and the public in general, are urged
to attend the open meeting in the
afternoon,
E. C. Parity.
lx-cturer,
•«••«»••••W'enu itaftli Aff rtw roamflg nt f
thr minut) a of the laat anr usl m«*« ting
’Ihe minutes being rpptoved, thr
secretary’» annual report was re ad
It was shown that a »mall defciency
exist« -d.
By motion it was voted that tine
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assessments I m - levied at this time anil
that they become due and pay able < n
January 1, May I and Heptember I.
To provide fu« thr deficiency, the J anil
ary assessment was madc 11.25 ai <1
each of thr others II txt each.
Election of ofilci rs wa» then declared
in arder, when each of the old oftkrra
wa» complimented with an unanimous
election The loard of officers are.
¡'■«»idrnc J. ci. i liyeu, xiir
V. E Shelton; Secretary, W W, Wil
son; Treasurer, W. A. Ewing.
Owing to the fact that the i aymei t
of asacsan rnta to the centr. I ofi <f
«-rested »«>me confusion, it waaordtm
that, hereafter, they be paid o..|y to
Secretary Wilson.
This concluding the liualms«, lie
meeting adjourn«»!.
SCIO COM TELEPHONE CO.
The Scio Commercial Telephone Co.
met fur its annual meeting, immediate-
ly after tbr adjournment of U h abov,
ami was called to order by its president
II Montgomery. Minut« a of proviot s
meelitg read ami approvid
Secretary Wilson reported that, with
the proce«-<ls of the sale of the line
from Jefferson to Allmny ami Ulis r<-
ceivable the company had a surplus of
about Il’s).
The matter of merging the interests
of the Mutual ami Commercial com
panics into «me body, was di»cuM>c<l
pretty thoroughly.
A plan waa pro-
pom <1 which, in eff«-ct, would return to
the share boMers of »he Commcrcul
company the money they hail invested
m the eonatruction of the line and thvn
assess each member of the Mutual
company one dollar each, the same to
go into thr treasury of the Mutual
cnm|«any, for the purpose of taking
over the Commercial company pro|»r
ty.
To carry out this purpose, a com-
mittce. consisting of F. C Peery. John
1^*filer and J. G. Holt were ap|«>intad
to confer with the Mutual lines to bring
Mi <w a
*urv by thoni nt* !»«•« brought
ijNm any of the teacher*. Th
isles were all well known
I esc hers."
I., it. Alderman, aiowiciate pmfeasor
of education in tin- University of Orc-
.'on, who wins in the straw vote «on
ieat by the teachers of th«' elate, r»-
-rived over four tim« ■ a» many voti-a
*a his l»« are»l Competitor. I he present
<u|M<rintci>«lent, J II Ackerman, who
will have had 12 year' of xil<*ce>,»ful
work in the «»flimi 1» m>t a < xraiidatc for
ru-e lection,
Mr. A Herman wa- Imrn in Yamhill
•utility .’<7 year * ago of a pioneer family,
lie siu r.lMii the Unit-' pm,,i.
, n<a>i
l.«l later wax a student ut M<Minville
■ollfg«
While there he r< pr>-I'ldi d
•is eollege in the first inter lollegistc
•ratoflcal contest
He entered the
t'niveraity of Crvguti in the fall of I mi .' i
aih | graduat'd in June, lf*ri. with an
A. B degree
ll< was a hard student,
in aide debater sial w ax honoris! by
being elm t<i| president <»f the stiulent-
bully.
After graduating lie taught .school in
Halsey and Brownsville, in Linn county
anti was then elected vn principal of
lire acltuoia ut bickimvnie.
Next year
he was elected principal, which position
ic hekl for three years.
In I9ul h«< was elected superintendent
•f schools for Yarnhill county. While
in this |»»Hum he started the achiail
fair, to bring the achooia and homes
I
r together. Under his leaak-rsh'p
l.sil chikjren hail home gardens ririd
over iMXt girls made brcail every Satur
day under the instruction of their
mothers.
In the spring of 1907 Mr. Aiderman
waa elected superlnlend'mt of the city
schorl» of Eugene. While in this poei-
tion he started many kinds of industrial
work and also got the co-operation of
his teachers, pupils and parents, so thr t
the school hoard raised his salary and
, offereii him a Ihree-year contract, but
two slate »i bool» olTerwl him a pimlti« n
He accepted the position he now hold«
| the State University.
in
He ia a man of vigorous health arw)
ia» a strong personality ami liroad
, mpathies. Oregonian.
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