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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1910)
¡The ^antiam Mnvo OFFICIAL Medicines that aid nature are always | > moat effectual. Chamberlain's Cough , Remedy acts on this plan. It allays the cough, relieves the lungs, O|«-na the < secretions and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. Thousands have testified to its superior excellence, bold by all dealers. Forty acres of bottom land. S', I miles south of Scio, ¿2 acres in cultiva- < tion—no buildings. Inquire of lock ! box 11, at the Scio |s«t otlicc, for particulars und term». R. SHELTON Reul Est-iti» Notary Public Adm in istra tor of Fatate» Joans Negotiated. A l»e tracts Obtained ami Examined SCIC.............................................OMCGON I 1 For a good time and know one when yon set» it, cr.ll at the drug store and hear the latest out in Music. Novum- her records are now on sale. A full winter stock soon to he hero. REAL ESTATE DEALERS Stock Ranches, Fruit Ranches. Farm and City Property of all Kinds, Timber Lands If you have land to sell and wish it hand led in a legitimate manner without graft come in ami see us. C. G. GOUGH E. C. PEERY DRUGGIST UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Standard Liquor Co. ----------------- OREGON DR. W. R. BILYEU DENTIST . ..... WHOt.ES ALE PEALEF in =============== ■ Wines, Liquors and Cigars • •> Tricphorx JUin 175 •: Scio ............................................. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE Carefully prepared by competent mil experienced employes thoroughly fai uliar with the records of Linn County. Accuracy, neatness and dispatch is our motto, We are now abstracting the instruments li Ii Iv and can 'erve the imblie most efiiciently. We use tin- most modern and up to date system of ab stracting * An unlimited amount of money to loan on U. per nt. per annum on approved farm security Boril PIIOXI IS 1 ill OFFICE OVER W00DW0RTH3 DRUG STORE CUSICK BLOCK BOTH PHONES OREGON A’ BANY - - OREGON ALBANY curl . Msiiuer - V. ». MV SX KM, The Scio Livery and Feed Stahle THE ESM0NB HOTEL Centrally located, good rooms, prices moder ate, com Icons treatment </. a * Cerna Iwrtnj rad Front Strati PORT LAND Ca/iier The Scio State Bank Take« of tour money, Ming Ihr atnirwl ditIgvtier for yonr mlrfy. It dor« n Mrhlljr Imo king bu»nw*: take« care of yoor rhr* kn on other tank«; unOr* *ran frr« fc»r vw. Make« I okh « with •><**. tvwnrn atlvr bi»«l nr*» nwthol« Prop. n awhoit ru W eatherford & wyatt Back, con urei .uh all traini buth al Weal Scio and Munkera. Our riga are flr.t cla.« ami nur borse. . grx.l driver». Prie«» rearonalde. | The Resi Piare in Portland to Eal Ofice in Bhinibrrg Bîock ALBANY : • ; O mdqo i» al Pap’s Coffee House at Urti end of thè Moriinon Street bridge. Oregon W. A. K-IXU, /’óràn, OREGON Physician Tresidanl ATTORNEY AT LAW TEI.EI’lloXE <»R II RITE Albany Abstract Co., l Surgeon Telephone, Exchange Xo. II C. <’. BRYANT Salem, Oregon . ■ • .................. .. .................................. ................................................... ... A. C. PRILL, M. D. C. W. TERAULT Lyons St Albany, Ore. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 141 154 Commercial St. A. G. YAGERS, Prop. t.»ANT;n»TLl. Prop. ALBANY OREGON SCIO Attornegs-at-Lair Laryt Sampl« Foemi for Commotul Travtkn i GROCERIES and * | I ’ $3 to any phono graph owner tor inducing anyone to buy a phono graph of Fini G ib Aoommsdatissi and promet Serrkt St. Charles Hotel CARDS If ion Are Out The Farmer« Meat Market will pay the highest market price for beef, ; Betrayed or stolen Two 2-rear-old mutton, veal, pork, hides and eggs. They <loot want the earth, but they do Jersey brindle heifers; a!.<o one year want your produce and are willing to ling Jersey heifer. dark colot. All are mu lies and marked with an overbit in pay for it right ear. reward to any one finding them ami tending me word of the fact. Oregon, "the Last Call of the West" Elmer E. Combe, Lacomb Oregon by U alter V. Woehike. Beautifully , illustrated in four color», in November j Sunset Magazine. Now on sale at alii oowooooooooooaoooooooooo* hews stands, 15 cents. Land For Sale » COOL DRINKS. ICE CREAM. CIGARS. TOBACCO. STATIONERY. POST O When buying a cough medicine for children bear tn mind that Chamber- lain'a Cough Remedy >» must effectual for colds, croup und whooping cough and that it contains no harmful drug. For sale by all dealer*. -i a ' wj ............................................................. irrigation and they find that this additional cost I means the difference between abundant success and a flat failure. They find that, by judicious ■ advertising, the Hood and Rogue river orchards have become famous all over the world. Politically Independent Now the hill lands bordering the Willamette ' valley have been demonstrated to be ideal for the production of apples, and while apple culture i: Entered at the jMMtofflre at Scio, Oregon, a» recond-«:»*» fairly successful in the valley proper, it does not mail matter. come up to the success of the hill lands. Nor is irrigation in either the valley or the hill lands necessary. Science has demonstrated that a con PUBLISHED EVERY kRIDAY BY stant surface culture will retain moistur • at the T. I,. DUGGER top of the ground during the dryest of years; also KurroM ano Ho<»•’■io too . that fruit raised without artificial moisture is bet —Er—uMamarraagcws sm - iu.j gam ter flavored, more highly colored and altogether ORC HA HD AND DAIRY THE RECOURSE more desirable than fruit raised when irrigation is employed. Eastern Linn county possesses hill lands in REGON FARMERS, specially those of the Willamette valley, are about up against a abundance which aie ideal for apple culture proposition which, in a few years, will Within a few miles of Scio, there are thousands of acres of l*«n«i which, with equal care, would excel force a solution. Grain raising bus been the chief industry on the either Hoot! <>r R«>g ie river. All that is necessary part of the Oregon agriculturist, almost, since the is fur the owners of these valuable lands to plant territory became the state of Oregon. So long as them in commercial orchard trees and give them farm lands were worth but $3) to $30 per acre and the care that Ihxxl and Rogue river orchardists the average price of wheat ranged about Hl cents are.com|>elled to give. The returns are sure to per bushel, grain raising was profitable. But con surpass those of these famed apple growing tinuous cropping of wheat has reduced the yield sections. Another industry, to which a majority of both p.-r ai'te, ti 1 ■> |,. r bushel is MM I hill and valley farmers are now turning their at- lower and the land has become valued at $100 j»er acre or more, a different condition has arisen. tention, is the dairy. It has become an establish Whereas the wheat farmer of a few years ago was ed fact that the dairyman, who has used care ii. able to put away a nice profit each year, he now the selection of his herd and cares for it properly, finds himself on the loss side of the ledger oftener is absol .tely sure of a profitable return therefrom. than on the profit side. Too often does the grain True, some farmers who have tried the dairy busi raiser find that he has worked a year for practical ness, have failed to make good; but the fault was ly nothing, to say nothing alsiut interest for th- their own. They did not have proper dairy cows, <1 i.ol gi\e them the car«- that a |>r ti use of his land. The result is that the average table dairy herd requires. Other farmers, who Willamette wheat farmer finds that he is up have <•!< i te<l their herds judiciously and can* for against it His mortgage is growing larger with • • "i i, m: intelligent manner, have a growing the coming <>f years. The hope for a go xl year bank account. fails to materialize and. to meet the mortgage and Evidently, fruit and the dairy are to become th«- other increased expenses, he is forced to consider something oesides the raising of wheat to get him * leading industries of the Willamette valley. It has l>evn demonstrated that lands valued at $200 to out of his difficulties. lie is brought squarely up against the qu- tion: .$300 per acre can be made to yield a profit in these What crop can he raise which will produce a larger lines, while grain raising is sure to prove absolute loss. Because the farm can be converted into a per cent, of profit? The Ilo«xl river and Rogue river sections claim to 1 dairy more readily than into an orcherd, is the be getting very profitable returns from lands valu reason that the dairy has taken the lead. Though ed al three or four times what Willamette valley tne dairy is a sure mad to competence, a bearing lands are valued at, and their attention is given orchard of commercial apple trees is, even, more exclusively to apple and p?ar culture. B. giving profitable. Nor is there any reason why our Wil their orchanls scientific attention, the orchar i st lamette valley farmers, esjiecially those who have of these sections an» neaping a splendid profit Bui hill lands, may not carry on both the orchard and to bring nlx»ut these profitable, returns, th» e dairy. He is sure to be successful if he looks orvhardists are compelled to go to the expense of after matters with any degree of care. NCIO : : ; CHARLES J. MAHER I | (Hureeroorlc Riner Uro«.) PROPRI ETOR. OREGON A. 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