The Santiam news., December 30, 1910, Image 1

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BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT
THEN GO AHEAD
A very old bit of advice that i- ever
now in the matter of real efitnte till»-*.
Abstract» are like weapons of defense,
when you need one at all, you need
a good reliable one.
’ Consult
us on any title in this county
ALBANY, ORE.
303 Broadalbin St.
I WALL PAPER
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i Woodworth Drug Co
Largest Stock outside of Portland
Samples and Estimates on Request
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FISHING TACKLE
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Albany, Ore
Standard Liquor Co
WHOLESALE
DEALER
IN
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Dlryhooc Itufl ITS
A. G. MAGERS, Prop
HI IS* ComowrcUl St.
Salem, Oregon
Wto Can Expían li?
BUSINESS INCREASED
To Those WN Reid
Isaac Bates stated un the street*,
That those who d.-sire
one day this weuk. »hat he had hurried
small coat. have ac rst tv the latest
S.'5o in his woodshed or »ome other out­
and beat Action of the day, we have
building ami that som«rone had found
arranged the follow-mg plan:
ami stolen the sum. This worried both
ll.&o to join ami read the first look
he and his go«*) wife greatly.
and
10 cents for each book read there­
lx«uie Bowerman, who is in !-cio on
a visit, thought he could find the money SCO Has Not W A Boon Cuirj lhe Tear after.
Member* will lie allow«! one week in
and. guided by Mr. Batea, went to the
Bui
Has
Male
a
Substantial
which
to read a book at the ten cent
bulkhng where the money had been
rate.
Each <lav over that time, they
hurried.
Growth
will
be
iu*ea*«-d a fine of two cent* per
Mr. RaM-» pjinted out the placet
day.
where he thought he hm! hurried th«'
.M'-m!>cn<hip received after January
money but said "Its gone, I know it is [
!. 1911. This ia a rare opportunity.
gun«-.” Mr. Bowerman »»al. "Bates,
Thi* tiring the la*t week of th- last Come in ami l< t u* explain further.
you are mistaken. Yon did not burry
E. C. I’KKHY
th* money in this apot.'* "Yas I did” , month of the year, it 1» quite proper
! that we should note th** pfogr«»** and
»aid Batea, "I know I did.”
Louie Bowerman and family, who
Bowerman commenced to look else­ 1 development of our town and com-
were reeidcnt* of Scio, last year, are
where. Batea continued to talk. Mr. ’mumiy, during the year just closing.
While the growth of Scio ami com­ again in Oregon. Louie's father livee
Bowerman said '•Batea, keep still.”
Bates went uutside of the building and munity ha* not been phenomenal during in New York city anil, because of his
Bowerman went to a spot where sum* the year, there ha* been a substantial insisten««-. Louie and family went to
thing seemed to aay "dig.” He did »o and steady development which I* not. New York, leaving here about lhe
I it all. of the boom nature, but of the middle of November. Finding the
and soon uneartbml the purse.
<• Mr Batea offered to give Mr. Bower steady character which constitute» IM-ople there in an everlasting struggle
man |5d for making th«- find, but the | (lermanency and which i» only in keep- for the almighty dollar am! to be ea*
.... -dingly selfish ami piccauniah in the
j ing with other parts of our locality.
gift was rejected.
The query is: What power, influence
During 1910, there ha* l>e«-n erected extreme, it did not take laiuie long to
♦ or whatever it was which directed Mi. tome five or al< dwellings ami one conclude that Oregon was about the
Bowerman to the spot where the money ! double store building in our town ami • *t place on earth. Having concluded
hail been hurried? Who can tell?
i immediate community. \ number of hi* visit, lie »imply bought hl» ticket
other dwelling* have been modernized, for Oregon, via New Orleans, and here
he is and is content to spend the rest
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Wesely & Cam’* Mth annual clearance remodeled, etc. A well-stocked han!- of hi* days in the Beaver state. lamie
ware, stove* and tinware and agricul­
«ale commence* Monday-, January 2.
says that Oregon la the center of
tural implement busin«-»*. a general
thought and conversation. all over the
merchandise, a hotel, a shoe shop and
Every |»er«on in Scio should prepare
East in the science of self governiciit,
a |» mj I room are n* w enterprises, which
himself to donate liberally to building
o I o look< I up hi a* 5 model from
have come to our town during the year.
the road leading to West Scio, during
wh’ch other *tat«-s will copy. Our
A numto-e of business changes have
the coming year. It means dollar* in
occur*-«! during the year. N. 1. Morri­ state la regarded a* an example of the
your [Mjckets.
son »old the Scio Planing milts to o -ople* rule which cause* the special
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Messrs Kukucka & Prostml, who are and protected interests to fairly trem­
Read in January Sunset Magazine,
ble in their boot*. Oregon is not re­
now operating the plant. During the
‘Tx«s Angeles, Homeland.'* Superbly
garded
a* "the/ool of the family” any
early fall, I*. H MacDonald »old hi*
illustrated in four colors. The Spell,
longer.
cigar and confectiodery businc «a to 1.
by C. N. ami A. .M. Williamson, A
E. Heyne who I a* added a hot lunch
thrilling California romance. Now on
Mr and Mra. Newt Crabtree, of
department and is now doing quite a
sale at all news »tamia, 15 cents.
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1.1 i In istmi.* with
successful buxine-* I)r. 8. C. Browne 11
retired from the practice of medicine Scio relative».
When your feet are wet and cold, in Scio to take charge of a hospital at
and your body chilled through from Sumpter, Oregon ami Dr. J. W. Col«-
<;.<■ Warner, of the Scio Milling Co.
exposure, tai ■ a big d<»*c of ( hamberj has succeeded to hi* businc**. Mr* A. ha* l>een »jH-mlmg holiday week viflit-
lain’» Cough Remedy; bathe your feet L. Boynton ha* itpene I and I* now­ mg Portltn d friend* and relative*.
in hot water before going to lied, and conducting the J. N. Morri* hotel on
you are almost certain to ward off a the South side, lite new name of which
Mr M. J. Peery and »on Wilson, of
severe cold. For »ale by all dealer».
is the St. Chari«-» C C. Wade became C« rvallis, are visiting at the home of
the owner of the pool room and cigar her «on, E. C P-ery, of thia city.
In our progrvaa item on flrat page, business formerly owned by Mr. Mc­
A. basket social will be given at the
we would have been glati to have in­ Farland ami J. R Pound purchased th«-
cluded building and business progress Scio livery stables from J. I. ('alavan Franklin Itutte school house, on Friday
at tx>th Shelburn and West Scio, if the and is now conducting the sam • in a January Id, 1911. Everybody is in-
data had been at hand. Suffice to say. satisfactory manner. At th«« present vi ted.
there ha* been good progress at both time there la nut a vacant business
When buying a cough medicine for
placca and the merchant* report bilio­ room nor dwelling in Scio.
ne»» good.
Relative to the volumn of l«u»ineas of i children bear in mind that Chamber-
«tores and other business enterprises, ' Ism's Cough Remedy is moat effectual
f« r colils, croup and whooping cough
When you have a cold get a bottle of the proprietors report the following:
and that it contains no harmful drug.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It will
E. C. Peery says his drug and paint
For sale by all dealers.
soon fix you up all right and will ward buaincs* ia 10 |ier cent better than last
off any tendency toward pneumonia. year.
Wm. A. Mack, who claims Scio ami
This remedy contains no opium or
J F. Wesety reports that the »al«-» vicinity as his horn«- in his boyhoud and
other narcotic and may be given •• In his grocery store are 11 |»-r cent
«•arly manhood, is u prominent candi-
confidently to a baby aa to an adult. fetter than last vear.
date for stat«- game warden, under the
Sold by all dealers.
Wesely A Cam have increasmi their West administration.
drygoods, clothing ami shoe bu*in«‘ii*
Chris Evans who, with hi* partner, 25 per cent.
The Scio ‘-tab' bank reports an in-
Sontag, made thing* lively for Califor­
' crease «if near 100 per cent.
a
10
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Hibler,
(»ill
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report
nia law officer» 17 year» ago, and who
Di,' S cio Milling Co. has^increased
wa* sentenced to Folsom penitentiary cent increase.
its
business 10 per cent.
Chas Wesely haa lncrea«i-«l hi* bufli-
for life, 1» nixiut to be pardoned. Ilia
Dr.
Prill thinks he could increase hi*
nos*
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per
cent.
wife, who live* down near Portland,
buaiii«- . nlnioat to any degree, if more
ha* never given up the fight to secure
W. W. William* says his business
the release of her husband. He is said haa increased, but could not state, just |a-oplc would get sick.
President Peery, of the Scio conden-
to be slowly dying with tuberculosis.
the per cent of increase.
sery »nya “Our business ha* juat about
doubled during the past year."
Businewi at the Scio Planing mills
The Wortderful ALADDIN Lamp haa incnMM<-d SO per cent,
A. ’V. Ilagcy reports an increaae of
10 per cent in his jewelry business.
Business in the job de | «art me nt of the
Santiam News ha* increased 100 j*r
cent during th«« year.
N. I. Moerison. the South »ide hard­
Orbiti ó^-larw (b** AUAfe
TU F<e» ArflfW.1 i<*< I—,
ware man ami J. F. Prochaaka. our
VMt* dpdRta tt ia nnf onfy thè beat llfht, but thè
Lasutp kn<>wQ.
new dry good» merchant, l*»th report a
Tk,r*
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1 « • Alad-Ut» la a jprri-.r by t»at •»»■: beat
1 D“T® »• HO £.<jUAI.
rem peritoti
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fo thoa« who
very satisfa<-tory burin*-**. As neither
want auparlatbre eareTWor*« t>»f Ita own tate«* »ppra!« to th ae
who conalder •rrmem» a firM eaaarattal. (Mirlaii, aataaiaaa. ifyh»
firm wa* in business in Scio. Ia*t year,
•al» a»4 ^aaa FV /^rna/ /*iw> f< f tha in .itituda.
a comparative increase cannot be
Do«*t be bambooalad by aa Imitati«>n
Thera la tah «>• AMA».
ALADDIN
laeHt •• h«vtn< tt. Tha nama la <m «vary buroar.
stated.
lavestigatioa i* tl» keyaote of profrcinoa. Le» a» show you Aladdia
From the foregoing it can be seen
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that
business in Scio has l«een growing
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all al ,ng the line, during the year.
The year 1911 promises to make a
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substantial increase over this the bar.-
ner year of recent Scio history.
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
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