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'H RAIN COATS—Very choice cravenette coata for ladies. New Empire effects. LADIES SUITS—Special lot of suits we are offering for » ' and »7 worth »10 and »12.50. LADIES SKIRTS—Real bargains in ladies wool skirts »1.50 to »8.50 worth just double what we ask. WAISTS—White Mohair and white linen embroidered waists »1.75-»2.25 ( ream Albatross Japanese embroidered at »2.75. Embroidered Nuns veiling, cream, at »3.50. S. The following are priced quoted on Thursday of each week by our dealers. Wheat, per bushel,............... » 68 »• <• Oats. 32 u ton Bran, ............... 20 00 ............... 25 00 Shorts, << “ Chop, •• ............... 25 00 <« 31 dozen................. Eggs, Chickens H pound............... n <« it 0« Geese, ll Turkeys, 17 •< Ducks. 12 Beef, per pound live weight 01 Ji «< «1 ll 043! Hogs, “ “ for shipping 07 V-al " Sheep, “ “ stockers 03 »< 05 Mutton " 5on, OHhrtON A 1 JIA NV. Lmi. ■m— Ths Scic Mark««- LOCÆL Justifiable Hoaxiciio L. D. Hedges, a rough character, well known in Scio, who when di inking was very abusive and quarrelsome, was shot and instantly killed by Bob Eidler, a logger at Detroit, last unday evening. H -ilges had obtained a good load of bug juice and c< mi ng into camp proceeded to make things lively by quarreling and fighting whomsoever his fancy dictated- The foreman attempted to quiet him; bet instead a tight resulted, the fore, man getting the worst of it. Hedges then went to the cook house and creatisi a disturbance with Mrs. Eidler, the cook and, it is said, struck her. About this time Mr. Eidler appeared and com manded Hedges to go away. This Hed ges said he would do, if Eijler would give him a chance. Eidler took the gun from his shoulder. He had no soon er done this when Hedges drew his re volver to shoot Eidler. Ediler proved the quicker and a ball crashing through Hedges’ braiu put a final quietus to the business. A coroners jury, later on, after exam* ¡nation, rendered a verdict of "Justifi able homicide," Everybody, wherever Hedges was known, feels rei eyed and say that he has only received what he deserved and what he has been looking for, for a long time. Chas Wesely made a business trip to Portland, Fridav, See E. C. Peery’s new “ad" in an other column. R. Shelton visited his family at Cor- vallip, last Sunday, as usual. H. D. Lindon leturned from a busi- ness trip to Salem Tuesday. Misses Sylvia and Winnie Munkers visited Corvallis friends over last Sun- Circu.it Court. day. For down right joy and pleasure, there is nothing like moving, we don’t Depart:! ent No. 2, Win Galloway think. Judge. Court met at 1 o’clock Monday after School Superintendent Jackson was in town fora short time Monday after noon and the foilowing business was at tended to: noon. Frank L. Pear-e agt. Betsey Richard The N ews for only $1.00 for one year son et al. for partition. Referee dis if you will subscribe for it before Decem- charged. ber first. P. H. Marley agt. H. F. W. Kriesel et The Richardson sale of household fix al. Non suit on motion of plaintiff tures was well attended, last Saturday Mary E. Mosit agt. Morgan K. Was- afternoon. som. Decree of partition. E. H. Rhoades agt. Lawrence E. Han Jack Jones and A. L. Richardson non, to quiet title. Judgment for plain went to the Mountains Monday for a tiff few days hunt. Daisy L. Jessup agt. J. O. Jessup, for J. C. Bilveu, of Lebanon, has bought divorce. Made up and case dismissed. the Bnmgart saloon, in Albany, and Default in divorce cases: Loretta B. has taken posession. East agt. Walter East, J. P. Settle agt. F or S ale .—A team, wagon and har Mary E. Settle, Chas E. Hiett agt. ness for sale at a bargain. Inquire at Phoebe Hiett, Dollie E. Ferguson agt. Edward Ferguson. the Farmers Meat Market. Continued: Assignment A. F. Hamil Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collinsand Uncle ton, Assignment W. F. Read. James Bill Bilveu came over from Albany, on Nanney agt. Louise Settlemire, Dora E. Saturday morning’s train. Fields agt. Effie Rhea et al. J. II. Fred Joe Wesely will start on a visit to erick agt. Hannah E. Frederick, Erne- Kansas relatives and friends sometime line Hassler agt. Wm. Garland et al. J- Finch agt. Bertha Gotlieb et al. F. 8. during the first part of December. W. A. Ewing seems to have added Walker agt. Marion Jack et al. (Continued next week.) fnllv one inch to his lieighth since he JBure JBreparedJ[Baint $1.50 P er G allon DEBATg R bsolvbd —Tiiat the hope of reward prompts men to action quicker than the fear of punishment. AFF. NEG. Rose Bierly Irma Iryine Ivy Phillips Ethel Wallace Lester Compton Marie Knauf Turkey! Turkoy! Manmoth Rronze New Blood from C. C. Shoemaker Illinois hens and prize winning Oregon Tom. This stock is first class in every res Leet. Now is a rare opportunity to introduce new blood. Have a few goblers and hens for sale, also a few single comb V\ bite Leghorn Cock rein from the celebrated Sunnyside Egg Ranch of Milton, Cal. “****' Turkey stock will be on exhibition at my poultry yards in Lebanon, from November 15th to the 30th. Let your wants be known early, first come, first served. Address, W. E. C handler , Lebanon, Oregon. Albany Hardware Co. The Albany Hardware Co. has ths best stock in town, and is the cheapest place to trade. Sole agents for Valva- line oil. 129 and 221 first St. Albany. PHOTOGRAPHS. Make it a point, when in Albanj to drop into J. G. Crawford’s Ar lallery anu look through his col eel ion of Portriit*. Views and Pre historic Curios. 120, Second Street seat Lyon. F or S ale —310 acres of fine farm laud situated 2 miles West of Tallman, 19) acres in cultivation balance oak grub jtnd most of which has been cut off ami is excellent pasture. Water in pasture the year through. Fair house and barn, good orchard of apples, pears, cheerier ate. This is an excellent grain farm or would be first class for a dairy. Rail mad station one mile to the north or ll-. aides to the south. Title good, abstract furnished price $10,000. Inquire at this ittice. Notice •of .... Par tne r ship OTICE is hereby given that I have associated Air, Roger Cain with me in business and that the firm name will hereafter be Wesely & Cain. Mr. Cain is well known to the people of Scio and vicinity and I trust the liberal patronage extended to Wesely Bros, will be continued to the new firm. Our motto will be “Fair and just treat- ment to all of our patrons.” We intend to greatly increase our stock until the store of Wesely & Cain will be second to none in the val- 5 ley N Fat Your Poultry. Last year a great deal of Poultry, es pecially turkeys, were brought to mar ket in the condition in which J od ’ s tur key is said tj have been. This caused NONE BETTER FOE THE MONEY our dealers to lose money on the goods ; for Portland dealers would not buy poor stuff except at reduced rate. Thediffer- ence in the value is about three cents per pound, In addition to the loss by can rightfully wear the title of "‘papa.” the lesser price, the poultry raiser loses Attempted. Suicide. The Gaines building is now complete the added weight from what good feel ly enclosed and the finishing work on ing would bring. It pays well to bring Last S turday a hurry call by tele- whatever you have to sell in good con- the inside can be prosecuted, rain or phone was sent in to Dr. Prill from W. ditiou to market. shine. ^JEefiucod. Subscription Bates. B. Farrier’s informing him that Mrs. Pa\T up your arrears to the N ewts and Farrier had taken about one tablespoon* Vetch for Salo then get't for $1, if paid in advance In order to increase our aubecription ful of carbolic acid. Dr. Prill at once This offer holds good, only to December list the N ews makes the following re gave instruction to administer the first. 8. W. Gaines has 600 bushels of vectch duced subscription rates for new sub- CALI. OX IS FOR whites of eggs and afterward to give seed for sale; mixed half oats and hal scribers, lasting up to December 1st. W. If. Bilyeu talk» of erectinga build" mustard water in order to produce vom CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, We want to semi you, free of all 1 subscription for 1 year by one person ingonhis twenty-fwt lot between the iting. About an hour thereafter the vectch, »1.00 per bushel; four-fifths of co«t, 10 copies of our journal, CHINAWARE, SILVERWARE, |1.00. which you can sell for 50c. Ycu doctor arrived at the bedside of his pa Gaines block and Chas Wesely ’ s new CUTLERY, TEA AND vectch and one-fifth oats, »1.25 bushel. 2 subscription for 1 year by one person retain the entire amount to pay tient and at once, by the use of a stom building. DINNER SFTS. All is clear of any foul seeds. First $1.75. for your future supplies, which we will furnish to you at a The primary pupils of the Scio public ach pump, removed everything from the come, first served, cash up and no 3 subscriptions for 1 year by one per special rate in order to encour coffees ; TEAS, SPICES school w 11 give a Thanksgiving enter stomach and by the use of stimulants son $2.<r>0. age you to build up a perma grumbling. brought the patient out of immediate AND BAKING POWDER. tainment, for the benefit of the primary Club of «5 subscriptions 1 year $5.00 nent monthly route. Address danger. room. a |M>stal card to Dept. A and we ami copy free to the person raising flie The causes that lead up to the at We have the largest and most will send the papers by return Equalization Notilo. club. The moving picture show, Monday tempt to commit the rash act are about of mail. This pays you 50c and complete stock in the Willamette Club of 10 subscriptions 1 year $9.00 will only cost you lc, so attend night, was liberally patronized and furn as follows: Valley. to it at once, as we can only The County Board of Equalization and a free copy to the peron raising the ished a pleasant evening’s entertain About three weeks ago Mrs. Farrier supply them to a limited num ment. was confined. As the accouc her was will meet at the office of the County □lub. ber in each district. In fact, to OÜH PRICES THE 1.0 WEST. Old subscribers to purtlcipate in the somewhat inexperienced, the confine Clerk, Monday, November 20, 1905, and only ne if it is in the country. John Cnrl, a residence of Scio for remain in session six days for the pur above offer, must pay up arrearage. ment was iollowed by blood poisoning. many years hut who now lives in Port- The N ews will endeavor to make it Dr. Prill was then called and in the pose of publicly examining the assess lond, was in our town Monday shaking ment roll and to cnrrect all erors in val self valuable to its readers and worthy course of a few days the blood poisoning of supfsirt. DEPT. A, BAN JOSE, CAL hands with old friends. j ALBANY - - - SALEM ? 50-25 was overcome : nd tlie patient in a fair uation, description or qualities of land, Dr. J. P. Wallace, of Albany, at the way to complete recovery. Last Satti r. Iota or other property, and all persons solicitation of many of the citizens of day she became temporarily crazed and interested are hereby notified to appear o i ☆ the county seat, has accepted the nomi- made the attempt of self-destruction. at the appointed time and place ami if it g » J. G. GILL, D. M. D. « nation for mayor, of that city. shall appear to said Isiard that any At the present writing (Monday even ☆ I * « You cannot present an absent friend ing) Dr. Prill feels assured of her com land, lots or other property lie amessed ☆ Has established his dental office * We are the agent for twice or assessed in the name of any plete recovery from the effects of the them with a more acceptable present in Scio and is preparisi Keeps constantly on hand all kinds a vears’ subscription to the N ews ; only poison taken and thinks, in the course jierson or persons not the owner there Universal Stoves & Ranges g to do first-class I •» of a few weeks, Bhe will be restored to of, or assessed under or beyond its val * »1 if you subscribe now. ■^.ofs^. * Superior Drills ue, or any lands, lots or other property work in all her usual health. A. C. Chrisman was down frrm his FHKSH MEATS * not assessed they w ill make the pro|ter Studebaker Wagon« * branches of dentistry. <X correction. at reasonable rates and solicit your home near Stayton, last Saturday- * <r Everybody has a warm greeting for Obituary. EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE <r patronage. D. B. M c K night , Uncle Ab, when he comes to town. County Assessor. Holland <fc Lund W anted ,—At this office the address Alcey Ray, the eldest of a family of (Successors of) of J. L. Calavan. formerly of Mohlar, twenty-six children, was born in Ki en- Notice of yira; Sottlomuft. ALBANY, OREGON. J. F. Leffler. Wash. Anyone knowing bis wherabouts tucky, Novemlier 15, 1812. Her parents, pill confer a favor hv giving us the in David and Rebecca Daley removed to i450 West First St. OHEGON. ST IO. Notice is hereby given that the uudnr- fortì.ation. Jackson county, Missouri in 1816, near i igned, executor of the last will and Independence. Here the subject of this 1 Uncle Ren Irvine passed through town sketch spent her girlhood, grew to testament of .Msry E. Hunt, deceased, last Friday enroute to his home in I,eb- womanhood ami was married to Francis has filed bls final account ;n the County anon from a visit to his Mt. Pleasant Prine, February 5, 1827. To them was Court for Linn County, Oregon, and farm. Uncle Bon never gets too old for born ten children, Mr. Prine's death that Monday, the 27th day of Novem- a good Joke with his intimate friends. occured in 1843. Seven years later (1850; her, 1905, at one o’clm k p.m. of said day has been fixed by said court as the time UBBER. Old Rubber 2c per pound I she was married to Wm. Ray and to for hearing objection to said account and a: the Scio Junk Shop, for a few days them was Isirn ninechildren. She cros for the settlement thereof. only. Bring it in chile yon can. And, sed the plains with ’her htrslmnd anil R. Shelton, Executor. family, with ox teams in 1853 and set- 1 also, do not forget the hides and furs. H. Bryant A Son, ‘Attys. tied in Linn county near Providence The first publication is Oct. 27, 1905, Tuesday, Father Henry, of the Trapist church where the future family home and the last is Nov. 24, 1905. Fathers, up in Bilyeu Den, returned was selected. Mr. Ray died in 1872, from a business trip to New York city. since wnen Grandmother Ray has lived Saw Mill for Salo.—A Snap. With him came three more of leading with her daughter, Mrs. Sarah Foran. Trapists, direct from France who will Of the nineteen children only three are We have for sale a first class-saw mill become a part of the colony, in Bilyeu now living, via: Mrs. Sarah Foren, F. B. Prine and Wm E. Ray. She joined »ha« is worthy of the attention of *»>y SCIO, Den. the M. E. church when quite vonng, ami Numbers 1 and 2 of volume A, of the ' has ever live«! a couaiste.t Christian lumberman who is looking for such We have purchased the entire property. Oregon Historical Quarterly is on our life. Interest of M. Alexander in the table. As the name indicates. the The mill is capable of cutting 25.000 Helo Harness anil Huddle shop. Quarterly gives items of the early hin feet of lumlier in ten hours; has splen Scio Literary Society. We are prepared to do all classe» tory of Oregon. The articles are well did engine power, cot . ff and edging written and are replete with facts con- of work usually done In a first saws; the latest up-toelate planer ; turn eerning the early daw of Oregon, It is class harness anil sandle shop, PR'WeRA^Me ing lathe; has logging engine with «>*) a valuable acquisition to anyones li Our material la good, our work brary. Instrumental Solo.. ... .Miss Wesely f**'t of cable etc. sutistantial and our prices tre » The new firm of Weselv A Cain is sure Select Reading .... With the mill io included 360 acres of Mr. knderson low as good material and honest to be a winner. Mr. Roger Cain, the Voral Solo .............. ....Mr. Peery fine timber Logs ran tie put into the junior partner, is one of tne most popu workmanship will warrant. ......... .... Nye Phillipa pond at a coot of 50 cent* per thousand. lar business men of Scio. Obliging and Recitation Hf Repairing a specialty and don« The price for the whole biiMnem is »10, courteous, he adds strength to the firm. Male Quartet .... al short notice. The News wishes the firm of Wesely A Dialogo* Cleora Rim», G. McDonald 000. For particulars inquire of the Cain abundant tuccesa. hANttAM Nows. A. J. REX st SON. ladre» ............................................... BOYS J YOKOHAMA TEA f0. ■ Town & Country Journal OHLINB&HULBURT R GOT WHAT? NEW FALLANTI WINTER GOODS Shirt Waists Wraps SKirts Facinators and all kinds of dress goods. WE Al SO CARRY A FINE LINE OF SHOES Call and see us before buying. GILL CO I John 3 Wesely uuuuuiumuuuì? OUR CLUBBING COMBINATIONS l or the convenience of our patron» we have effected the following elubbina < ombinatl ins. The price named in cludes one year's suoscription to the >antiam Sews: The Weekly Oregonian .... The Oregon Pwice-a-week J«un mil ............. The Oregon Weekly Journal.... rhe St. Louis Globe-Democrat. The San Francisco Examiner. The N. Y. I’ribiine-Farmer ..... Tom Watson’s Magazine............. »‘’00 ' »2.00 »1.75 »1.75 »2.15 ♦ 1 50 »2.20 All other publications will he obtain ed lor you at reduced rates, if taken iu connection with the News. We also will make the followingjoffer for dubs, for the News. lor a club of 5, with a paper for the getter up of the club, »0.50. For a club of 10, with; pajier for the geltur up of club, »10. Any of the above »»ffers rwquire all ar- rcarRtobe Rouared up, before clubbing offer is available. », u orvailis & Lastern h R. 11ÜK 4 4RD. ^¡O. 2, l’on YnqiHnit: Train leave* Albany...... «......... . 12.45 p. M “ “ C’orvaillB ............... 1.45 “ u arrive« Yaquina........ .. ft 4ft M No. I, retarniu<t Lem» - YH«iiiina................................. 7 is a M. Leave« CorvHili*........ .................. 11 ,to “ Arrive* Albany ...........................u.u, p y *<». s, For Albany-Detroit:— Leave« Aluany for iietroit... Arrive« I’etroif....................... ^o. I. Irotu lletgolll — l.«vtv<*M Petroli.............. ......... 1 so P. M. \rrive- Ali» »iv ............... ......... » So r M Wo. 5 for Alhnny— I x > hv »« w Cor vaili»...................... Arrive» Altmny........................ Wo: a for 4 or valli»»— l^-ave. Albany for Corvallis *40 r M Arrive« <’oi‘valli*........... . . i.i» p M Mo 7 for Albany- Leave* ('orvalliH.......... ..» 00P.M. lrrivea Albany ..................... sao r M RIO. 6 for t'orvallla — Leave* Albany....... ................ «..9.1ft P. M. Arrivi* < 'orval’i« ......................... .. .».5ft P. Ml liHi i No. I arrive-m ABany In time to connect will lhe R. P. «ont h l>« nnd I rain. 1 Train No i er nn et« with the s p train* at C oi vh I i««n4 ilbany Kivlnr 4»rect ■•er'’ we to New (»ort ad afijaren f twachea Train n - 3 leaves Alban»vJ'<»r f>etr It at 7:S l n m., arrivin’ ther in arnnlr tlru« to e. cl the Br» ltrnbinth bo tuning* the -«use •lav Train No I Iwtwecn Albany and l’étroit ;cf»iin«‘4 with the X arene local at Albany, a «»» Wil h l*x al rom UnrvaiII» ’I am ■»»• 5 1» vex ( or valli« at a. m ,ar» tae ’(‘h Krw <enc local tn Portland an I train tn Detroit. T am No. a leave« Albany for Corvai i» at n in aftvr the a; ri val d t he 4. P. north- boo d bverland Train No. 7 eave« < «»r\allia at » p tu., ar- riv »»In Albany at ft:40p ta-, in lime lo erro nee» wf’h th»* local f r Kmreneand waj point*. Train N< .6 leave« Allm y for Cor\alli» at 9:1'> n tn. atf«- the arrival of the H. P. local frían Portland. »or fui t er Information apply to J M AÏO. (»en. Pa«». Agt. T • ncMrelL A<»‘n’, Albany. H H. Hrnn««e, Arf«o t. < o fka 111». ilewaty 1» Blood Deep. Clean blood mean« a clean nkm. beauty without it. ( 'aac&ret», Candy Chthar '. ■ ran hii blood and koan it claaa b* I utirring up th« 'azy liver and driving all iu» puntica fr™Yi thi body Harin to-day tc ' baninh boil*, blotchea. black I uia, tnd that Richly bilioua complexion by t.tkiAg I ' are** beauty f« i ten cent« All dnig* 1 Rata KiwtacUwu guaiaJiUMo. Ilk. XX. ¿fife
