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1U 'I'llll' t'f APIC 'I'M IIMW viiiiii
in lliu lilivi'. IU Ii U 1 I UU II
School -:- BookB,
Or nnvtlil"K you need In the school
room, from a Pen to a (lmi,rHpliy. Our
lino of Tuliti'tn 1m not equalled any.
wlii'ro In tho county. We will mil
you TmUiiU from ,
a fRMT TO T7TT7W
I I I . I ' . M I . I I I U 1 A llfK I'll' I 1
Old School Books bought and
New ones EXCHANGED for
vnur Uld LJOOKS. t un ami Sen U.
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mil KiiMk ol hwii, Poor. .MimMiiiUH,
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at Mill hull A UuliHiiiiiiii'ii. Mill n Htrect.
"THE BURGLAR,"
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EOOTNE MOORE
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KRS. ANNA BOYLE-MOORE,
AND COMPANY 1
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
At the Opera House
FRIDAY NIGHT, POT. 18,
ItKSKHVUI) UK ATS. - 75 CTH
(IKNKllAl, ADMISSION, .TO CTH
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Hnw'. Irii(r SJor.
Items of Local News.
HuliMi-r I it loim ut t'liKlfultur Ilnm.
l-'tlM All clotliiiitf onlurud of W. 11
l'uuomou.
TriniinHii iiotliM-. iirlntud on uloth
for Hulu ut tlll OllltXJ,
Dr. Ki.li-v. the (JimtlHt. Monmouth,
diN'i urowu und lirlil work,
Wantkii.-AVooiI on ulw!rliiUon t
the KNTKKHHIHM ollloo. ni onco.
Mr M. N. l'rntliiir and fuinllv. of
liui'im VUtu, wur trudluir lu the city
Miiiiiluy
H th Kuril tluica Air Tlvht !ift-
Ihk utove, cuuttiiiMt mill wt i '
CiiiiMiiihin Mnmn link bi'en unite buxy
thU wwk ruNtlliuf bUHlnenii bfore the
JuHtlctt ooiirt.
HiiIihitIIih for the KnTKKI'KIHB the
lwt Im ul u'wmM'r iuhllnliud lu the
Wllliiiiii'tle vulli-y
Mr. mi1 Mn. J. I). Irvine VlMltf
Albany over Huuduy o the guet of
Mr. and Mn. Jl. f . icump
WAKii'iv A Hltuuiloii In Inclo
iwiidenuo ty an exjM'rieiioed wngoii
uiukr. Aiiply ut thlnolliee.
"rim lturulur" Im oue of the inoet
druiuullo )luy that ever anwared up
on the hIiiuo lu luili-ieuiiiice.
l'rlu Ituklnur l'owder at A. J. Wbit
Liikiic-a. The fliifHi lot of runny
OIuhh ware given uwuy Iree with eufh
CUD
A rn,l Imll Ullt be IflVI'l) On
Thiiiikirlvliitf eve In tho Auditorium
umlwr the BUHiilwa of the Itubukuh
Lodge No. M of thin elty.
onilH a liuuibur of Iudeiwndeiice
IMHIIlllI tllllk ailvttiitniie of Hie ieciul
rl,,n rntiH hiiiI vIhIUhI the I'orU
land IndiiHtrlul Kxpimltiou Vedueduy
J. H. Moore, the wi-11 known burU-r,
i i..,......,i in mir irliv ui d cull le
linn nn vi". ... "... i -
fi.iiml ut ull tiiiit-M in the well known
K. T. Ileiiklu on Mulu
ulrci't
I be luliHt alylin lu gente and boy a
till inutltf to orurr una ui !" -
uittlietlni"H. CttltatOrimtU 5t rat-
ti rnoii'H elirar Mtore. VV. H. Patterson,
mti-ut
Moiuiioiilli luw orgunlised a olty
iHmrd of iniprovfiimnt and a movement
u ..I. r,i it to fiilurire the water-worka
KyHtcm and aluoto add an eteutrle light
nlunt
lfrMid'n PurHnniirlllii hwi purified my
blood, glveu me a dcur eot.lxion,
li..iH.d a Bcvcre pain In my -toiiiucn,
. .... v it HIHTT.
HICK. '". . ;.tl it.' ..Tl. Hiirulur" WB I
Kr'na M ,o dEX' of -I !! ! M.i.,.. UtnuA in P-riliiud. on the 11
, H. ..v,.r lmt..t-l..li'lii' MiU.'imi '- ;
T I l. M. 1. W. Ubl.tU.M.
)r. J'.plcy, di'iiiim, Muiimoutli.
Kgun wanted ut tho Htur (Jrixti-ry
Him. N. I., lluller vImUciI the capital
fit v Monday .
vV i (1iuh1 Imcon und lurd at
tlieMuriirocery. . -
W H. Kiuiny and W. J. Klrklund, and improved my digention. '-Mr,.
.,..t!..i.,..i.. Hludo. Latayette, Ore.
of Kli Kreuu, ere ... .rB.., " ' Mur,0 county
KdlU, rentluud vMUd thd M'-J 'Uw on the mh
Monday and wiUHti-er, ... . He ft MeJtlow, wur toU
thel.lexH.lilou. erun d well-known throughout the
Little i my i.iiumre ..- i .. ... ,.. ioueer tluva.
,Uote Monday ami receive.! m-veni. Tradlntr Com
hrulwn about the b.ly. ,, vou
Tim Hiiruliir" liliived at the , . ..,..,..i.r will iriiaruntee a
..... .... IIII1I1H UI.I.11I..KI " O
M., Fellow TrlnilV mlb,l H.lUt.
- . v iit t-ICl.-
Moiiimmlh rtt. l.Ml.r ..de..tv.t.u..
gnu.
ll'l iw Alm: over l..de,K.ude,.,-e
.National Hunk, lmb IK-luieme, Or.
Independence.
i TTON X VAN NOKTWICK -
iVnd,?,r7-ltarir. '"V'TlttJ
eriitailUlrliimliiicftiwiiiii. I" l-luu
Palm-fl llolel, U Blr't- . ,. .,.illlf
Two bath tuli- no "
und 12 liiHlunt to a crowded lioune.
M w. Weluel und K. M. Hagby, of
K-i.,.,,..iiii,tv. WnnliiiiKlo". " vWl
lug thin city und vicinity for the pur-
of locating
Aflrr vol! have thormighly read thi
C1,py of 'the KsTKKi'KiHKglve It loyour
i ..i...u ...k.. i mil it uuimei iiit'i. ui.ii
lll'lgnooii "
invli.. him to become one at oui
perfect fit In tailor made good from
wimple on band at lowest pohalble
prleea.
m. umi Mm. J. M. Vanduyn were
in i . --- - -
vWtlng relative and friends in 1 ort-
. ti... i,.iir.r i.urt of the weeK anu on
Hill. I Hi. " ,
u i... nrnnuiM. while there tliey
took in the wonders of the big Expo
sition
ll.l. - ..m.ul finttf lie fore JttBtlc Irvine
I" I lie li"!1""" " .
Mv ban.l n.ade puntutooiiH, coat and lttHt Huturday was decided In favor or
i r..,i,. .. ., .,.....1..... tr Ant.honv Klein, of
i ii.ia miner carefully.
then turn it over ml r-;a it
then semi it to your r.c, "
Ka.t-or, better nt.ll, call at t o
ollicoofpul.li.'ation nnd hy Uvl
,mper Hel.t reguhulv ; to your U
L friimds. It will H'lvcrt.He our
.....iniiitMMl to ttlve mil infliction
vi-nii. is""--
....ii nlnce of bimlnesH on 1
1 till v "V I ... ,r
gtreet uml give me your order. W. II.
lion. Ulnger Hermann visited In
,l,m.ndcnce on the 10th Inatant und re
...ineU over until the Uth. He also
visited the normal ch..l at Mon
mmllhwhllebere. Mr. Hermann is a
vorv suave and ullable gentleman and
readily makes ac,,ui..tan(HS amongst
:,,elL.nf,H.ople. This i argcMy
the secret of his great popularity. 1
Low bow tola, ugrcH-uble with every
.. eyoum-tlsarareglftand I . In -
to any man 1. VMJ
' imiHU iicknonleilgi'S a
pleasani cull from Coi.greiu Her-
niuiin
i.l frr Poultry
em fr ends. n win " j-"--
erti mum. i,'0.ini W . . iht Staf tit'O-
country ami coiivuno ana jw "
pleth.it Orcg.ii.ianH get up eauy
in the morning- '
m oon
OMNQ2J EVERY QUARTER
VI mi ...wKr Rtroant
Hut t hero is M "v,t
of Customers at
. . .ri ii-rrr AlFR'S
A'J'Wn" CASH GROCERY
Our Store Is the Place to Ge
nnrm GROCERIES
at the lowest possibleprices.
i vnur Winter Suppl"
Now i. tho time to ay m cjtrl
the defendant, Mr. Anthony Klein, of
u.,1 n., witness testltleu in nenaii
niin-in
oftheHtateaud two In behalf of the
defendant.
U....lm T IlllHI WHS elk ami deer hunt-
ing on the headwaters of the La Creole
last week. He reports getting oue deer
and a lot of birds. He says that along
in November large game will be quite
plentiful In that region.
Miss Ella Fennel! left Monday io ai-
U-nd school at the Academy or tue
Bacrcd Heart In Kulem. Ml Ella Is a
brluht K'' a,lu we are BUre Bhe W
make the most of her opportunity.
She take with her the best wishes of
her many friends in this elty.
i...,i nf Kastem Oregon horses
win offered for sale at publle auction
In this city last Baturdav afternoon,
but only eight were sold The price
.. ,... r.n m i'20 a head. There
range" " - " ,. . .
were a few g(Ma uorses
but thov averaged only medium iusi.e
and quality.
Our school at Woods closed Inst I-rl-
rluv Prof, llan uus is"
cehent school of Ave mouths duration.
We are sorry that tie cauuu
,onBer, but having ZZZ
.. LV, . IMIV Kir HIO v..u.-o
teacu at i i..-
year as principal, he was compelled to
close his school ai m v
Wave.
Losr.-Near Salem, a liver colored
1 . : Oiio,hltesmt on the breast.
The dog was lost about the beginning
by Indians. Auy.mc la
itual will be suitably rewarded. Ad
dtess H. C. Z., Howeii, wre..u.
. . ,1 nf the body of Mr. Hi
All nllttiynj v -
att, for whose death Mrs. Emma Han-
nah Is under arresi in aiu-..,, -
u. . ......... iv one bullet struck
tiiai urouBuij j - u
vn r . .....-ntiv been
Mrs. Hiatt. h u- -rr- -
vo,uo leu or trace of any.
Wunted.-Jluled Hay t tho Htur
Grocery.
A.Tubulur lantern at the Hacket
Htor Uli cent.
W. H. Pattomm I agent for the
Continental Tailoring Co.
A new and fine assortment of violin
strings, etc., at Clodfelter Hro.
Huy school book at the City Hook
More-Mr. M. K. Wheeler, proprietor.
Bee I hose elegant "Huperlor" heating
stove lust received at K. K. Chamlier.
Extradluner at theClty Restaurant
now. Always lee cream on euuuay.
Don't nils oelng "The Ilurgtar" at
the 0cra house, Frluay uiKUi,uciouer
18.
If you need a cook or heating stove
u..ii u i.l tinii t hem ai it. m. ""'
Co.
nniiirreirtitlonal Bundar Bchool
will meet next Bunday at 12 o'clock, at
the church.
Money and time saved by taking the
Northern Pacific when you go i.asu
Inquire of W. H. Hawley.
UlrHehlierir carry IJuclr-
Ingham A Heckl Boot and Shoes, you
know they are good, get a pair.
Call on W. H. Patterson and see the
ll..nfsnmt)les of clothing lor 110.50
and 113.50 a suit, made to order.
A new lot of German Drill plcklefc
utKnox'e New Cash Grocery, ine
best lu the niarket. Try theu.
Mr. Bumuel Coud, a leading citizen of
Dallas, wa shaking hand witb ac-
imalntances in the city yesterday.
a nop lot of scIkkiI bmiks have arrlv
cd ut the City Book BUire, second-diM.r
w.t. of the woHtoflh. Uou't miss uie
tduce.
tn,u wood wanted on subscription
at the Entkki-kihk ofllce. If you want
to pay your subscription in wood now
Is vour opportunity.
riutnir to the crowded condition or
our columns lust week we were eom-
ts-lled to omit one or two correspond
ence that came lu late.
p.-Mmw D'Arev. of Balem, and W.
R. O'Donnell appeared as counsel for
Mr. Klein In his trespass cuse before
Justice Irvine last Huturday.
uw Wirnlmi lu furniture, carpets,
wall paper, oilcloth, matting, picture
frame etc. go to K. . ucrg s um
furniture toreou east side Main street,
Indeiitiideiice, Or.
iii......lorf A. Hirschberg have Bold
radii- iackets this fall than all
ii,- .t combined. Wtiyv iiccause
thev have the best fitting garment
nd sell them very low
ii. t . f' nilmore returned from
4,1 & t . - v " .
n.n VvnnHltlon at Portland last rl
-"I ... .
day. He say the display is exceuenv
u.wl that the Exposition is me uuesi.
ever held ut the metropolis,
, . i. ..j ,..iru wiirA visitintr
JUuge liuruu ii" w.w o
lu this city last Sunday as the guests
of Mr. aud Mrs. J. T. fora. mm.
Burch will remain In the city during
the week visiting among menus.
t..ii will Madison airaln visited his
Independence friends lust week. AfU-r
.inn.iii.ff with us a few days he return
ed to Itoseburg ou Saturday. Come
again Will, the latch string la always
hanging out.
Rev. J. R. N. Bell, of Baker City,
preaohed quite au interesting sermon
at the PresUytenan cuuruu w
iiu pvi nlnir. Rev. Mr. Bell Has neen
- . . . ... ..:.
renewing old acquaintances w w'
city for the past few day.
The city band gave an impromptu
concert at the City park Sunday after
noon. Quite a number of persons
gathered at the grove to enjoy the mus
ic. There Is nothing more delightful
than such Sunday afternoon enter
At the BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Every pair of Boots or Shoes
bought of us that rip, run over
or soles come loose, will be re
paired by us, Free of Charge.
I AU30
MAKE AND REPAIR
BOOT AND HHOK.
J.W.Bentley,
Independence, - Oregon.
3
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Going Over The Bar
on an Ocean Steamer gives you
Sensations which you won't get
any where else.
Trv The Sensation
of buying a pair of the BROWN
SHOE GO'S
5r SHOES
Qn Sale at the RAKET STOR.
At the October term of the county
... nr Pniu eountv. Mrs, Nancy
Johnson was appointed executrix of
the late Josiah Johnston esraie, uu
Mrs. Mary Z. Percival was appointed
executrix of the estate of the late Will
iam Percival.
in,, mntnr line will make special
trios for the accomodation of people
to attend Augustus Thomas'
-i.,i.oi..H a.bit. coinedv drama at the
ueic.ii i.- f
vi.,nco PriilRV nlirht. The "Bur?
lar" is a masterly drama and draws
crowded houses wherever playea.
Road Supervisor Huntley hi doing
some excellent work on the public
force of men
IJIJtUWCJ.
i..,oiii.ff nr. the crravl bar ana a num
SUU.....B 0
her of teama hauling on tne roans. i u
i. siftpa throueh a wire sieve
with meshes one and a half inches
.nnare. Mr. Huntley says that fine
hptter road bed
rttvcri uLii"
than coarse gravel, xne coarse
1 used for filling chuck boles aud low
place In the road, r
xr i?. M Brown and her three
children, of Hurley, South DBkota, ar
rived in this city on last Friday. Mrs.
Brown is quite favorably impresses
with the Willamette valley and es
laiiv mn with Polk county. She
say that she like the appearance of
the city Very mucn, parucuianj
great number of shade tree. Of course,
VYlltr Rrnwn Is the naptMest uiau "
the town. He and his family are now
, . j iia i, tiiA Kuntist oar-
snuKiy uuiuiuiicu f .
sonage, one of the neatest residences in
the city.
Cah iid for Poultry
and EM the Star Gro
Wanted. Egg at the Star Grocery.
Dr. Epky, the dentist, guarantees
all hi work,
tfarnov ra.iiiitv has a population of
2.405, also 1.50,639 sheep, 32,753 cattle
and 9,"(J horses.
If you need a cook stove buy the
"Superior," the very best. .
Chambers, sole agent.
A flue piece of fancv Glass ware given
awav free at A. J. Whiteaker's. Call
aud see how you can get it.
If vou want a perfect fit in leady
made clothing go to W. H. Patterson
at Griffith & Patterson's cigar store.
Patterson guarentee the workman-
ui.in unH fit of every suit ne sens.
Samples at Oriffltn & rauerson v,.K.
Store.
Tv...'t foriret that R. M. Wade & Co
are sole agent for the Oliver plows,
the only chilled plow niaue iuai giv
satisfaction.
in., J A. Wheeler and Miss Katie
wi.ix.iw nr visitinir acouulutauces in
..." ntal rurrfillM this week, and also en-
joying the sights of the Industrial e
nosition.
r ,
The Ladies Reading Club lias oeen
..i.ut Those wishing to attend
i..,w1 to meet at the residence
of Mrs. W. W. Williams, Wednesday,
October 23.
Two months ago there were many
...,m n t hniioPH in the city, but they
have rapidly tilled up during the past
month, until now it is uiincuu io uuu
a house for rent.
Rev. R. L. Shelley, pastor of the
Christian church at Hiilsboro, arrived
. .k- vitrdav. Mr. Shelley was
a former resident of this city and has
a large acquaintance ana many ineuvin
i thB fit aud vicinity. He returned
borne today.
The members of Adah Chapter No,
U O E. S.. had au unusually mier.
Tuesday evening
cabiiift -' a - .
There were three Initiations and tnir-
teen visitors from Dallas. Aiier iuc
initiatory services an elegant lunch was
served by the ladies.
The Willamette river I now lower
than it has been for years. So small is
the volume of water going over the
falls at Oregon City, it is said, that
men may walk around the brink of the
cataract without getting meir ieeb
having, of course, to leap numerous
a ;oa in the face of the seamed
Ul-VJ! V, ' "
step, through which a vast quanity of
water pours.
The revival meetings inaugerated by
the Evangelist E. A. Ross at Mon
mouth are continued oy ivev, . .
Fisher, assisted by Rev. G. M. Stroup.
Services every night at 7 p. m. u.
inn the week. On Sunday there will
be three services, ll a. m., o u t"
. ,1 rr will he a
m. rue aneruuuu m""e
Holicess service, as taught lu tne uioie.
All are invited.
Old school book wanted at Clod
felter Bros.
Jackson county has a population of
13.017. and taxable property to the
amount of $4,719,639.
Mr and Mm. S. A. Til Firs, of Salem.
are visiting in this city at the home of
their son-in-law, Mr. 8. A. Mulkey.
Tho Hi or crrrwrv huildinir has been
enlarged by a new 20-foot rear addition.
The main building ha been resbingled
and otherwise Improved.
With the vear ending October 1st,
1895, says the Valley Transcript, Yam-
hill county naa paia out ior ine care oi
her Indigent close onto $3,000.
Roseburg la preparing to ship fruit
East In carload lot. They expect to
ship a number of carload this Week
and will continue shipping during the
season.
Mr. David McCarthy and wife, of
Morrow county, are visiting Mr. and
Mr. Irvine Claggett. Mr. Mcuarty
and Mr. Claggett are sister and have
not met before for a number or years.
The following bills were allowed by
(V,o .it w nnnnriil. October 15. to-wit:
Dell Simmon, $2; 8. O. Darrell, $2; J.
A. Ream, 12; J. K. f. u raves, z; a.
M. Wade & Co., $2; Estes & Elkina.
1.25.
raaJi uaid for Poultry
nml V.nnn at the Star Gro.
eery.
Awarded
Highest Honors World1 Fair,
Gold Medal, mwwinxcr ri.
V
CREAM
MM
Most Perfect Made.
4o Year the SUndard.
Ex-Govenor Ferry died at his resi
dence in Seattle on the 13th instant.
He ha been a prominent figure in
Washington politic since 1869. He
was a man of broad views and enjoyed
the esteem of his fellow citizens.
Mr. S. W. Smith, of Waiteburg, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cooper.
Mrs. Smith has many friends In this
city. Her husband was a pioneer mer
chant of this place and they maaetneir
home here for a number of year.
Mrs. Nina Bowers, of Baker City, is
visiting Mrs. Ellen Robertson and
fomiiiT in thin eltv. Mrs. Bowers re
sided in-this city for several years dur
lug her girlhood and her many ac
quaintances will be pleased to meet
with her again.
Mr. W. J. Kent, state agent for the
Co-Operative Savings and Loan As
sociation, of SioOx Kalis, Boutn Da
kota, Is In the city for the purpose of
organizing an association here. He Is
meeting with considerable encouragement.
John Minto, the well-known Oregon
pioneer, has resigned his place as a
member of the horticultural ooaru.
He made a very active and efficient
member of the board and it win oe
difficult to flud a man who can fill the
place so acceptably.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kurre left for
Phoenix, Arizona, last Tuesday. Mr.
Kune has been afflicted with lung
trouble for several years and he goes to
Arizona for the purpose of seeking a
dryer climate in hope that hi health
will be benefited thereby. He expect
to be absent until next spring at leasi.
We hope Mr. Ktirre will find the balm
of health in the high, dry climate of
the South. He is a worthy citizen and
has the best wishes of hia many
Polk county friends.
A peculiar case came up before Jus
tice Irvine on Tuesday. Complain
wa made to Deputy Prosecuting At
torney Ballanger tne oiner aay ov
woman accusing her husband of point
ing a loaded gun toward her and
ik.ti,niiiff tn shoot. Of course, the
llUV WlV.ll."Q w -
justice issued a warrant for the arrest
of the party, but wnen ine case wuio
up for trial the wife claimea inai su
was mistaken and refused to. testify
against her husband. Tnere were no
witnesses to prosecute the case, and, of
course, the prosecuting auoruejr
sensibly moved that the case be dismissed.
out-" fov
DOn:?eoSeelaCE
cery.