V
EIGHT
WEOT S.DS ENTERPRISE, INPEfENP OK
social and Personal.
L
Tom Fitchard U homt from New-
pork
Miss Dorothy Cooper U borne
gain.
Miss Louise Waller hti returned
from the Astoria regatta.
A lunch counter will be opened
in rear of the Gem saloon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dickinson
returned from Newport Monday.
Walter Cummins arrived in In
dependence from Newport Monday.
Miss Mabel Cooper and sister,
Genevieve, are visiting in Port
land. T. C. Jackson, a respected Silets
citizen ia among the hoppickers
camped near town.
Miss Gertrude Vernon and Miss
Anderson, have gone to Moro,
Sherman county to resume teaching-
,
Mies Myrtle Scroggs left ywter
day for Olympia, Wn. She will
teach in the evergreen state the
ensuing year.
W. G. Sharman and family in
cluding his mother Mrs. Isabel
Sharman. have returned from a
. fire weeks outing on the coast
south of Yachats.
Salem loet two well known bus
iness men the past week in the
death of Geo. P. Hughea and J. C.
Brown. Both were prominent la
business and political circles.
MWknife
Brakeman Stabs Gambler and
Marshal Shoots Brakeman
at Newport by the Sea.
Shooting in the Midst of Crowd of
500 People on Sunday at
Boat Landing.
f
at
John' Chiswell. an Albany
gambler, who has beeu running a
game at Newport tnis summer, was
stabbed and seriously, perhaps
fatally, injured by Al Reid, an ei
tra brakeman on the Corvallis &
Eastern Railroad, who, in turn, was
shot and severely wounded by
Jamee Beach, marshal of Newport,
Sunday. A fight between Chis
well and Reid, who was aesUted by
a young man named Doty, a deck
hand on the steamer Richardson,
occurred in a rear room of the Re-
n.nlinn aalnnn about 4:30 o'clock.
wavM
Chiswell being stabbed in the right
leg near the hip, and slashed across
the left wrist, ana sustaining
eerious injuries about the head
from beinff kicked by his assailants.
A few minutes later Marshal
Beach shot Reid, the ball entering
his neck just below the left ear and
lodging beneath the skin on ths
right side of the face, ranging up
ward in its course and barely miss
ing the jugular vein.
TK ahnntinr occurred in front
A UW avwva
of Loomis' store, almost in front of
the Bay View Hotel, opposite tne
boat landing, the most prominent
pluce in Newport. An immense
crowd of people had gathered there
i io see me wam.uau fw""
It is said that L. uerunger nas Douna ior mumuj u
Uken up the proposition to build a tart homeward, it being almost
road from Dallas to Salem. If i time for the boat to leave ior
. .t .n..t thaL.n;n. Th ihootmir toot place in
ukniii' I ...I., of the crowd, in 1
jroad may hje feuUU
t ' v Unit, of Cherokee Nation,
Indian Territory arrived in Inde
pendence Saturday and will I make
his home with hia mother, Mrs. I.
F. Holt who resides in this city.
The correspondents contest closes
Saturday niht. At the hour of
eoing to prees standing i as
follows: Wm, Fishb.ck, 2288;
1040: Miss Clark, 689;
Maple' Grove 116; Parker 460;
HigWand 186; Airlie 99; Ballston,
74; Oak Grove, 52; Pedee, 83.
t?. Mmondson lectured Sat
urday at Lincoln and Summit on
-Three Years in the Frozen North.
The lectures were illustrated
.tican views and were
WHO BVCJCUf , .
well received. Mr. Edmondson
spent three years as missionary
inL abrador and his lectures are of
that country.
'i?.,Mat A. A. Beery, who is
supplying lor Elder Wigmore at
the Christian cnurcn, v
nextSundav apon the following
verv interesting themes: At eleven
a m. "Who Shall Separate Us
From God"? At 8 p. m. "The
quiua. us r - - -
the, center of tb9 ia t&eJMwre-.
midst Cf a large number of women
and children, and created intense
excitement. Reid dropped to the
when eboi and
gruuuv
not. understanding the
circumstances leading np to the
shooting, thought it was a case oi
murder. As a resun oiarenai
Beach's life was even threatened.
It was with great difficulty that
a., restored and the
J 1 m.n t atrn Ia. tha hotel. -
WOUUUCU ujbu
The trouble originated about two jaceB
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
A good place to sUp for a meal
in Salem is at Strong's restsurant.
Meals at all hours.
The International Poultry Food
max i-A .
at th Ii.dependsnce Fsea More.
Shoe from 0 osnU to $4.00
the People's Cash Store.
Mn.tr.'. Hlr Inviirorator and
Newbro's Herpicide for dandruff
fallinff hair or diseased scalp
sold In bulk, 50c 8 oi., or applied if
. rr I ill
necesaary oy woore 4jioi
baibers on V street.
Just received by expreea direct
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from New York Uity tne iaiw
a
n.w tia in ladies' neca wr,
purses, band bags and belts, at
Messner's.
" Mrs. Wallace now baa on display
a complete Una of street bate.
Two thousand lbs. of good
clean timothy lust received at
Fraxer 4 Rice'a.
Don't forget that anything for
poultry or stock is to be had at the
Feed Store. .
All kinds of hop-picking gloves
at the People'a Cash Store.
Ladies' sunbonneU 15-20 and
25 cents, People's Cash Store.
Call on Frarer A Rice for , graal
seeds. . .
Trellis poles for "ale. Inquire of
Chas. 8. Iliif. v
The Corvallis Steam Laundry
makes a specialty of gents goods
and lace curtains. Your laundry
called for and delivered at your
door. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Goods called for on Mondays and
Tuesdays and delivered on Fridays.
ha left at Craaen &
www " 4
'oTt--' jj
ft! DoYouKnoiv ;
!Z7nn of Best .hJlJl
IIV make a specialty of J ,lJL'JirfL
Work' Get oprilonJjo
Prices will suit..
vt.tnr nurchaaintt call and see.)
Mrs. Wallace's line of street bt,.
For the bBt working gloves gw
to Mesener his gloves are, guarao
teed to give aatisfaction.
, Calling carda in six alzes lOcents
package at Craven & Moore's.
TT;oot market nrice for eegs
AAftMVw.
and poultry, People's Cash Store.
Hats for hopplcken at Mrs. Wal
c:.; anA. His Work." A
noiy ciym- - .
cordial invitation to all. Take
your Bibles at the evening service.
c will be resumed at the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath.
Sabbath School at 10 a. m. Preach
ing by the pastor at 11a. m. and
8 p.m. A very kind welcome to
all who desire to attend these ser
ices or make a church home with
this people. Timely gospel sub
. jects will be presented both morn
ing and evening.
u. .n1 Mrs. Sam Eckstein ar
rived yesterday from Chicago and
are guests at the home of Ed Tut
tie, uncle of Mrs. Eckstein. She
is also related to the Byers. Mr.
and Mrs. Eckstein will be here
.i.,r, th honoicking season and
an a diversion, may go into the hop
c.ul The are looking for lo-
ucium J . .. .
cation in the west where they hope
for better health, and therefore will
it
John Chiswell who was. weu
Wall aa'iack" Chiswell,
5- Bn Albanv voun man and Las
a a -' t - .
a. - . t f i that
aliAsf n il hlft IIIO i VUV
city. Al Reid has recently been
an tra brakeman on
wui-"5 ,
h. Cnrvallis & Jasiero. no
a resident of Albany, but has not
there looz and little is known
TVith men are about
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Excitement ran niga u oww..
fnr a litUe while toiiowmg
.u:n -n for a time it was fear
BUUVflug - .
ed that a bloody battle would be
fought between the marsnais
friends, and the gamblers on one
side and the wounded brakeman's
r- j. xnAra manv of the
irieuuo, iuv.v.v.0 ,
r visitors on the other
DUWMi' I
vTim .inn was condemned m tne
etrongest terms, not only for shoot-
. . I . A. C a, Aa
ing at bis victim witnou nrv
haueting every means within his
power to arrest tne man, ou
r .. . 1 ZIh
u .am gathered within
Kiir men. women and children,
gathering for the departing boat for
Yaquina to conneet with the excur
sion train. It was mere luck that
the bullet which flowed its way
v it,.t.i1 and neck of Reid
j: j . vfii mnmt rn a else, as the
street waa crowded at the time.
A nod line of poultry supplier
o "
at the Independence Feed Store.
Hon nickers can find anything
onaH fnr the laoie t tu. a, a.
n n u vvm w
R.r.a Frank Bennett made
XJOVWUHV
v,. tart that Bert Oakman
ia a married man the latter ehot
and killed Bennett at uiusooro
a A 4.
Saturday. Oakman toon w we
woods and has not yet been cap-
tared.
Rors' washine machines sell for
$6.00 at R. M. Wade ana io.
Lea's Lice Killer and Lee's Egg-
Maker at the Feed Store.
Rock salt and oil meal at the
Feed Store.
Tha oAlAhrated Ladies' Suits and
Skirts to be had only at Paddock's.
Tn.f. received 400 cloth bound
books 15 cents and up at Craven &
Moore's.
So-Boss-So-Kill-Fly protects cows
from the torture of flies sold qy
Frazer & Rice.
Aeency for Royal Worcbester
Corsets at Paddock's. -
Water melons on ice at C; & M's.
Nice Cloth bound books 15c at
Craven & Moore's
A lnt of drv'-eoods and shoe
. an. l . 1-
boxes 10 cents,eacn, reopie aen
Store.;
T)A.i'f winff machines have
k immea and hiizhly finish
DVI'U Wa - u r
TCverv machine suaranteed
for 10 years. Sold by R. M. Wade
& Co.
See that gasoline cookstove at
Fraxer Bice a.
Ground bone, shell, grit, beef
meal u! ths popular Holly chick
food at the Independence Feed
8tore.
.i . thinffS in
uee too , . . ,
neck wear, .belts and hand bags at
Messner s.
tl.c isnn of Ladies' Skirts
ever in Independence to be seen at
Pfttidock.
M. it E. stands for McCready Sl
Earhart, leaders in groceries.
Ocean Wave and 1905 washurs
are sold by R. M. Wade & Co
Eyery machine guaranteed.
Watch for the M.& E. announce
ment next week.
Our line of shot guns.and hunting
coats is complete. Our prices will
iir . 1 f. P
interest you. K. M. UB
Drink Dr. Peppers on ice at C.
M's.
Fall Ptock arriving every train at
Paddock's.
Trw k can of So-Uobs-So-KUI-
m Tt keeps the Hies on your
cows and increases the tluw oi mua.
Tents and camp stoves at Frazer
& Rice.
Iw JUUsto California
The Triennial Conclave Knights
Templar will be held at San Fran
Cisco, September 5th to 9th and
the 8ov?rrimi (Jrand Lodge I. O.
0. F.. will b hld at same point
'September IVtb to 25th. For fkthe
occci'n8 tU Southern Pacific Co.
will place in effect the extremely
low rate of one and one third fare
for the round trip, not to exceed
125.00, the rnte from Portland.
Thrfc who are planning a trip lo
California should take note oi
these rtiW.
EVERYBODY'S COLUMN
For Hrut. Wanlwl or uliulUr
in. tun four linen In IIiIm oolninu,
2,r)Cnl: one month "ft Cfiiti.
Married In Monmouth.
Thnmaa K. Zieber was married
to Miss Lottie Grounds at the home
of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
. 1 V.I7 1
L. Grounds in Monmouin, v eanes-
day evening, August a. ii wsb
not an Invitation affair but quite a
number of friends and relatives
pleasantly surprised the bridal
nnrtv hv annearius at the an-
r J -j -rr -
pointed time and witnessing the
.oramnnv. The briae was iormer-
ly a popular Monmouth lady but
now resides in Portland where she
has a large music class. The
rranm is a medical student having
spent two years at Willamette
TTniweraitv and Will finish his
course in the medical department
of the University of Oregon at
. a a
Portland.
FOR SALE Frenb milch cow
and calf. Will dispose of same
at $30. Sam Muhelman, Independence.
LOST On Main street in Inde
pendence, Monday. August 27, a
cold watch, Elgin movement and
Duber cane. A reward is offered
ths finder.
The Toaat of the t
"There is so muob Bal ikt
Best of os,
And bo much Good abort
Worst of us,
That it scare If beboovw As;
us
To talk about ths Rest of a."
MAHH1ED HA' TWIT
Oh, the'gladneesof her W l
she s glad,
And the sadness of her sad
she's sad,
nt the gladness of bsr W
tha sadness of her ssd,
a nothinir to the msdneii "
mad when she's mid.
We are making a JM
hop ticket work, flacsyourol
i h th Wrt 8n! '
I'rimk, Tickets printed M A
on good cardboard ana
You will need hop ticW
tbo West Side Enwpi
repared to print them
your order now.
PRUNE DRYINfl. - I am nre
nared to drv all prunes brouaht
a
to my evaporator 3 miles west of
Monmouth this season. L. a,
Thurston.
3ol)n $bolund
fUercbant
Cailor
;0p(rfio.$e EI.3., Coxrt St.
Stlea, Orego.
Frank Rjg
Prorjrietoo of the Inl
. r!.
ence-Salem Stages
Leave. Little Palacs Hotel W
nee dally at 8 a. m.
Returnrag leaves IUd Froii
at.Kl U.Um. 1 :30 D. V
nMin mm k ' - j
All orders glr-noireniiai"
Your patronage sollotw
. j
: TniW
Mr, J. W. Turnr,
says that Chamberlain ibN-J
Liver WM J
gooa man anjuiii - M
tbe doctor. 11 '
onnuywasai-.to;-
sine that would proou--
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blllouanass and eooP"
time woold be n-i 1 r'
one medlnlna. F "
glsU.
make their home in rout couny