West side enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 1904-1908, September 13, 1904, Image 4

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    TSccfcl and Personal.
Dr. May CoS. MonmouthjOre.
4 (aV Td&i turned Win Port.
lnd Sunday.
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BUSINESS LOCALS,
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A good place to stop for a meal
in Salem ja at Strong' restaurant,
Meals at all hours.
Fraier & Rice have a quantity of
clean, witches on band.
Ut Kopohne to make your
ovfWfurniturt look tike new.
I- WtA Col
old
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! Geo, Ilcnkle, of Corvaljis wu in
town Yesterday.
ft . . c;. , Jsq
3 Kaipatauuii-.pi rorwanu is oof
of the many hop pickers.
v Glenn and Fred Ireland were , The finest line of Steele rangetin
passengers U Corvallis Sunday." towa , wayl be seen at Frattr 4
("i.3 Get Wsstfallof Monmouth to
your paper hangtnjf.', '
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A. ME S SN El
Independence LEADING
Hon pickers you will llnd here tho largest and bent bo
and at prices that will pay you to stop and buy before going homo
STORE.
. t . t. ... ,.t.i..t (a tTinLii t'ttnv full ...... i
II'CIHI IK1"- t v ""MiaW
f Mr.and Mrs. M a Goff have re?
turned from a'vrat In t ortland. e
KICAjSt
nsivi
the oily J
Prof. Newbill was in
Saturday looking after school basi
nets. : r
Miss Stella Skiff with friends
CA'fnter"eetihg item under the
ead.liflCHaeoh whay on the page
, The 'International " Poultry Food
at the Independence. Feed Store.
Moore s Hair Invieoratos and
from Portland visited Independ-i
ence ore Sunday,- ';"' - !nd falling hair or) diseased ca)p
I J r iw. 801(1 in bulk- 8 0n or applied if
ir. auu .v. v . neceBMrT by Mc)ore & Taylor's, the
fand were in Independence oyer barbers on Ctttjet. m
Sunday. I Mrs." M.E.Dorris of Albany has U F.ctoy shipmeni bf lidiei Dag
been visiting ber daughter-in-law, r -
Mrs. Lottie Drti.qq B1 W 9 1 6 I C"h Stf
fi . We have some; bargains Tn bug-
i! Three hon tickets secures the , . ..(. .... . .
- , ?v gies. Aiewjooa w? wisa w cjose
TWioe.Week West Side Enterpre Frsm -
fbr one year. '..X' t . .'
t" ' . , , . Get A. B. Wesifall of Monmouth
J Clyde Hill, who has been , 10 t6 d().you - J.jH ...
eastern Oregon for he past several ,
rtnntWatuW-teudeiwjuiliaULe """" i "I Bijie
Saturday land quality fei Steel Cook Stoves,
rrrr. - Steel angea'sl fidj Air Tight Heaters
pir. ana rs, ueorg,, I waibw kttractive prices
and little r. daughter, of Lincoln FR W(lde & c
county arrived luesday lrom an
oating in the hop field.
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0Eir
Eeprjpsent the strongest lines that
buy. ' The following
equal Gat the same
Dunn for ladies.
Walk
money can
lines have no
price l Ultz
District; 7G T fpt' 'children.;
overs for memJ
Have your clothes made in latest
iThe Sileti Indians, 130 strong,
I styles at the Newt
camped at the Rose yard . picking 1 Don't forget that anything for
hope, twill attend the .State Fair ( poiiltry or stock s to be had at the
a l-L . . J V t;i-v Cu'fi'MiI Stani '
Tailor Shop.'
valler than rig!
Gale Sanders passed throneh In
Hfltnnci vwitedav on his wav Miss Squires.
to; Roseburg.
A special line of Street Hats at
Mrs. Will Walker visited in Cor-
valli8-pfer
day, -Kccompanied "by
Mrs. Davis of Philomath.
The paper you are reading twice
Chrysolite Enamel V are wears
beet. It is fully warranteed. Rv M
win waiter visiieq in cor- T , Trt . - r f , rr t
fer.SHjng U$ff J fJ i
tccompanied -by'lAr etster"1 Try Werner's new line , of gro
ceries for your stomache jeaket
Mens Coovert cloth blanket lined
a-wek in the hop yard ia the West an(j rubber interlined 'work ,ats
Si5e Enterprise. Xou ean read it Ufoi ia 'direct ''from' the .factory.
the ytar round for three hop Peoples Cash Store,
tickets.
1 -weiawtirEirnnn
The demands for space m this weathar good8 on the counters
issue were jsuch m to, crowd out frft to 9 you. Rulber boou,
Dom reaoing--anu apvni
terr 1
sue.
The
dveriiain? mat- irIh. rainot..1blckerir: ruW
11 BDneir in Fridar'as ifl-fj . . i ! 1. r.iT.ht
Hillabopoitolice was robi ' "YLT, ".JX. "
UCU lUUISUS UlgUk lUDIUg TlUU ill
money and over $600 in one and
two cent stamps. The valuables
were secured by blowing open the
safe.
A strsrereltmrneop'
yards across the river may have no
feafof getting lost as tbe streets in
theyillages of tents are named
an( the abiding places numbered,
Mrs. J. E. Kirkland ahl'MrsI
Lottie Dorris attended tlie State
Fair yesterday. Mrs. Kirkland. re-
turped today, while Mrs. Dorris
remained to witness the eights.
during the week."
WHliam Mackey and Oliver
Smith returned Saturday from a
summers stay in Nome, Alaska.
Mr. Mackey-has-ld twe ni hiw
claims and his. interestln others
will be leoked after by partners so
that be need not g back only at
his pleasure. 1 -" .
The I & M Moter Company has
put on a gravel train, commencing
operation yesterday between' In
dependence and allas. Gravel
to the amount jbf 150 or 200
car p loads wiJlf.be transferred
from the Independence gravel ,bari
to the Salem. Fall City and western
Railway Co., tbis fall. S'
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Tbe public school board of di
rectors had" a call meetiog Monday
and elected Miss Leota C. Foster
as teacherjn Jhe,2n4.dftfoziJie
coming year. Miss. Barke, former
teacher of thisfiisadeBCBot.
resigned ber poaiuoa. 'Jne
public schoot will begin.', on
the 26th day of September. A
large attendance is looked for as tbe
fall work will be mostly finished
ry opening today and tomorrow,
dr85tfdwSrit" to
ourxfdtnesjnusOit or we teep
them. We don't make cheap
fhes-btit'goxKhTer-tjrffiaT
the New Tailor Shop. j
A good line of poultry 'supplies
at the Independence Feed Store.
-,-Lee'e Lice Killer and Lee's Egg-
Maker at the Feed Store. J
-Don't jorget to call at IfavidBoti
& Hedges when in town. Complete
line of cigars tobaccos, scandies.
etc.
Get your Street Hats this weeK
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your urewa xiais uexi ween at iuif
Pearl Squires. j
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Are of the best quality and full
season, later in style than thoso
shown by any other house in
town.
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Bring in your boys and lot
show you out clothing. If yoi
m iftf pun vl ni'iw! llint u 1 .
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tho best lino in town do;:
buy.
WIOlNE;- OF fFURNISHINGS
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And men '8 clothing are of the best,'
ml you can not make your purchases to better advantage in any store in tl
t liere; call and examine our stock.
Yours for at Square Deal.
and Beer
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. Fine Wines,
Liquors,
Cigars,;
"bn Draught
or in Botties, at
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I. L. SMITH; Proprietor.
ID Vrktf Ivnmir Whw
til SMITH SALOON,
f o n &
Hop Pickers . Ileadquadfrs for Dry . Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hals.
Gloves, or anything in Ladies' or Dent's Wear. '
Money saved by trading with us..
Brick Siors. Cer Main and C. St.
E. E. Paddock
The- LerosM"di sc - plow kr bMfl
improved over last year. The new
flows may be seen at our store,
Frazer & Rice.
Buy your winter underwear of
Messner. - ......
Oliver Disc Plows, are lighter
draft and easier to operate ' than
any other. Sold by R. M. Wade A
Co.
Rock salt and oil meal at the
Feed Store. - -,: - -. 7 v vr ,r
Fresh roasted peanuts and every
thing imaginable "at Davidson &
Hedges.
Meesner is showing the most
DEALERS
Salem Oregon
r G L Hawkins
" Dallas, Ore'. " ,
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MJ 11
t'jrV v';. Mofanmente and Head-i&feHsei-!
stonea Cemetery
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ace- lo
and all Kinds of-
Harness Goods,
Whips, Rings,
Gloves,
& He Rurre fiarnm Shop,
apt
Undertaker, Embalmer,' and Funeral
j Director. Lady . Ajwistant
1 j " wfien'Deelred
INDEPENDENCE - - OREGON
G. A. HURLEY,
Attorney at Law and
Notary Public.
Collections Promptly Made Titles
Investigated, "
East Side Main Street, '
IjibEPENDENCE, ff'.' i OltEdOS.
Robes, Etc.
E.H.HOSNER
55?S-! "D7f "Hplr &D J Tt31 TKe Cyclone A-ac
aress goods to be found in the
Bueyf:umpi arel baUfr? with
ventilating stand and the best cyl
inders which are ( Staippgd J
patented brass valTe seat and pop
CaliKiosner- iorfl43
ifei would
secure full value for your
.' Tl . MJVil evf'!'; 1 -or -tP',,HcA Action
W. R.ALLIN, D.O. Si'
...Dentist...
Paluleu KxtrMttM
BfecUltjr; . a
CoPr Bnlldlnc,
ladepCDdcno, Or
E .ThlESnFtLE,
BarberShop.
MAIN STREET,
One door south Tjf Posr Office."
Fine Baths in connection with sbon
iHfEysarBMrcrK;. ORfooji,
mS OSCAR HAYTER,
Attorney-at-Law,
CAMPBELL BDILMKQ,
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, . THIS SPACE is reserved for W.
O. Shsnnan the Merchant Tailor
who is now well prepared for the
Fall and Winter Trade, and can ,
; be found at the old stand, Bank
Building, Independence, Orei
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