Uhc !E3adraB Pioneer.
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Published oypry Thursday. by
ITHE PIONEER PUBLISHING CO.
TiMOTiir BnowNiin.i., Mgr.
SUBSORIPTjQP
Ono yonr,.'.....-.....r. ....$1.50
JBlxmon'tlra....,..., 1.00
Thrco months.. , .75
JLDVEHTISiKQ llATKS 02f ArrrtCATION.
Application 1ms bccn niado through the
Postofllco at Madras, Oregon, for entry to
V. S. mnlls as second class matter.
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 1901
DEATH 6f MES. 00EDELIA MAYES
Our many readers sym
pathize with John M. Mayes,
who haB just read the follow
ing, clipped from the home
paper at Knoxville, Tennessee,
announcing the death of Mrs.
Cordelia Mayes," wife of his Bon,
James W.:
At Hall's Cross Roads, July
27, waB conduoted the service
over the remains of Mrs. Cor
delia Mayes, wife of James W.
Mayes, a mail carrier of this
city. The following postofllce
employes acted as pall hearers
J. C. Oallison, W. C. Me, J.
Warren Carr, Thos. M. Shipley,
W. B. Ford and John Kidd,
Beautiful floral tributes were
sent by the postoffice employes
Mrs. Mayes was born August
0, 1871, to J. M. and. Mary Carr,
in Claiborne county, Tennessee
She was related to many fam
ilies of Carrs and Sharps, two
of the most prominent family
names in Claiborno county
Mrs. Mayes professed religion
and united with the Providence
Baptist church at the nge of 14,
but at the time of her death was
a member of the Second Baptist
church of Knoxville. On .No
vember 3, 1892, she married
James W. Mayes, and tneir
married life wTas all a model of
what the union of a Christian
man and woman should be.
The funeral, which occurred
at Beaver Dam ohurcn. was
conducted bv Rev. W, A
Atchley and Rev. B. L. Stanfil
both of whom paid beautifu
tributes of respect to the de
ceased. The monument
flowers marking the last resting
Other incidental expenses, plaoe of Mrs. Mayes portrayed
An effort was made this sum- the beauty and. purity of her
mer to have a flour mill erected life to those who knew her,
at Madras and Hovpral tmrHpR
- - I Pnnfn TnonontnT Vn 1 1 1
WfiTft liPftrri from whn wpto I .wyww. "
anions to rm into tht. w. demed the petition tor a mai
T,Qnn Vnfaff, i,n ; service
UBQO) uuv auc an. 1HJ CD LlgOllUii
iV . 'l r 1 1. m
p. G, flOQERS, Pnopmon.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
SERVED TO ORDER
:-o-:
QYSTERS, CLAMS 0$ABS,
aud y
CRAWFISH IN SEASON.
MILLER BUILDING
1 ffl1 MrialrT
FEEDS.
Offe of the evidences of indus
trial life in a community, and
one of the things which shows
to outsiders that a place is
wideawake and alive to the
"best interests of the neighbor
Jiooa ana to tne people m-
sted, is the establishment of
of various kinds,
have pointed out in
ur previous issues.
in tli rffinirrn-nliionl
-m-tt a r
center of'an immense and ex
tremely fertile grain country,
and is practically the granary
of Central Oregon. At present
all the grain whioh is ground
into flour and meal is hauled in
wagons to Prineville, a distance
varying from IS to 85 miles.
The millers and merchants at
that place always give a good
round price for grain, but the
grower labors under a disad
vantage of being compelled to
spend at least two days on the
road and the accompanying ex
pense of having to stay in town
over night with hotel and stable
bills to pay, to say nothing of
Prineville,
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Oregon.
r
,j. l Mcculloch,.,
PKALEIt IN
Real Estate and Insnrance
Abstracter anfl Eiaminer of
Titles,-
y Prineville, - v -
Whon ready for seeding your
grouud this fall buy a
Hoosiep
Drill
whloh liflrf proTcn to bo tho
best on tho market, write
for catnloguo and prlco If 111
the market for impleraonla
of any kind.
SEXTON & WALTHER
THE DALLES, ORE.
- r M x x r imM 1 ' II - ' Hf if jfct
- Oregon.
200 MEN
Wages, 2.23 per day, J
Board, S4.C0 per w'k.
FIFTY TEAMS
S2.5Q per day,
Apply or write to
Deschutes Irriiation & Power Co, .
Bend, Oregon.
has
UJJ.LU.tt UUIL
.tja tmt mm. A.mrn
of the Townsite
a? : ti
"toll" mill will not Rnffir.o 4n
these days of the twentieth cen
tury, and the man who starts a
mill in this community should
command enough capital to pay
cash for the grain he wants
Madras is situated as Kome
direct between Heisler
and Bend. He aets forth tha
i m u iiim ii riiKM ill. i nil i i v ta. i i ur
was aeoided not to . ; -, '-"r":
emln thmr dfiirft Vllle couia noc 00 aisoonunuea
I J3 1. 1. . 1 1
, mainly on account luu pariuieui, wuuiu ..u. Blau
s consiaered a Jack - 1 ..:
An old faatiinnprl
continue to get its mail tne same
old way.
TVe aye rather sorry to see
the above note, which ap
peared in last week's Prineville
Review. The, change as pro
posed in the several petitions
Was, all roads lead there, and it wmon were wiea ac lU18
is a down hill rjnll from everv Place and at Haystack and
paction. Th Tnwnsifp n. Culver, would have given us a
. v !. .1 tforir m n nY -mrrrkTr ar ty i t 1 nor,
V fiTTRrH fill rho rrmimri I 4" .
aiaKTr tV. m il t. vice ana wouia nave euorteneu
j KM.WUUVU .
. i i i rna tiwq in nrtoi nonnorir
mm w in i ii mi r in r i ---' w - - - - - j
inn- nlRTit ani fi1Q ttott i oecween onaniKO ana xsena
and Acencv Plains farm- b7 several nours. Tne people
i uiiAiuua ana wiiiini? to r- -
i l i a i. i wav in wninn run TTim ! in nr.
A mill in Madras would Present orougnt into tins coun
r4lM. X -mlll Y ;i III I II W Jll I I I I I. 1 t- V M I V II III IT
" ... I it ii. a. i ii ?i n
dp more towards build-Pq qep autuonuea win
the town and surround- 8ee nt t0 lve UB tl,e 8erYlce
ii I II 1
country than any other mai iae councry anarineppopie
aemana.
i
linn rn rT rra na mi i tn im i t- t v. n
v. 4uniii vattD x. x, uermain, me "norse
imn in f llA vonr naa-r .11 hirn I 1 i. r t ic 3.,
jc j .vi uuiuuoi, wiiuj.uiuiei.ijr iiuuie
4.0- , uaw uuuuiry recently
nun r nam in n w n
LjlIirXlllH Iflllll 111 mK rT rna irl-
ftnO.innr thu on mo mviT-iI i..
, UDIKUMU1UUUU Ul JYinni'ilR.
this country in the nterests of
Wadhams $, Kerr Bros., of Port
land, has at last come to the
end of his rope and is now up
before the Calfornia courts
1 1 n 1
unaer a cnarge 01 navincr a
superfluity of wives, Thia Mor
mon business does not go out
side of Utah and Mindinao and
... 1 a inn rT n n n n rviinriinnn finri
Dll7TiIn.tan.11 nr'lmnonl) fl. I . . . V
wS.f "f 7i:sr ;:r " the people with whom Wermain
Cltv has beon .t. a L.t n ...sn
frm H . UIU UUblUtJHJB 1H JvUitJ HUUIIUU win
niu uiijo 01 tne i. - x i i.
" f V UI1U111U II .1 I 1 1 I.... i....
. - . . auii wueiiLiii.
Mill 1 1111 (iir)Aii At-' ii. . 1 v
7 111U 1. I III I I J. ... M -HA.AU&a.M
v . ... , I iv'l M fill I IIIIMIII Iflll III I I I NH I I.
. - w-7 - mii I nonh uraair run nnnnnnnAmnnra
inowH if rfQ 7i,o A lor ounaay scnoois, cnurcues,
-nows it as the Acrencv L. 1.1.
ana it is not with unv ...l t
. v wv MMllUIUliLIIII f 1 .J 1-
L. V ' I fid I1III II WH 1L1U HlllllJimi LCI IIIILlvH
uwwuiu 4U- nn nl4linn t.ni vxlnnt- mhiyili
UK mere iryincr to c hance ...m .i.r '
fll.Tlfl lnAnnttmnne nnmnr.
. tJ , ....... wtu, ilj '
rviflw" snrl nil,
C hlir III tifVnrtriiri.-a MM.n. I A . ..
. - - CJ . . ....... ww .... MUbUllA UIA'VI
mm Ait v im 1 n 1 hi iiiHrinnriiin v r n 1 ... iaa. i - n
fitting and we believe that er. Liberal reward paid for in
vuiu ua ?yib iiiiiinv in At Tnvmfinnn nnnnATninri hm mhnvA
Mrs. JOHN CYRUS
WATCHES,
OPTICAL
DEALER JN
JEWELRY,
GOODS AND
CLOCKS,
NOTIONS,
Repairing of all Kinds
Prineville, Oregon.
"W. DBOOHSTE
For First-class
harness '
stock saddles
BEPA1R1NG QUICKLY
AND NEATLY DONE.
Prlncviic,
Oregon.
E, H. SMITH'
Dealer In and
( Manufacturer of
ptatnss and
Saddles
. BRIDLES, QUIRTS, SILYER.'
COUNTED JSPURS Rl'TTS,
POAT GHAPAREJOS, ' ETC.
CONTEST NOTICE,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
United Slntos Land Onico,
Tho Dnlloa, Orel; July 18, 1001.
A rulBclcnt eonfest affidavit Imvliif? boon
filodln this olllco by Fred Klshor, of Tlu
Dalles, Oregon, contcsfnilt, nuallist U.K.
No. 10,537, made Mareli 21. 1U02, for SEU
Section 10, To. 11 South, RaiiKO 1U East,
V. M.', by walker Luther Harris, con
tostco, in which It is nllegcd that the said
eontcstefr lias wnouy uuamiouuu uiu sum
land for luoro than six mouths lastuaBt
mid has failed to Improve and cultivate
the satuo aa required by law, and that tho
snld failure are not dim to service In the
army, tiavy or marina corps of tho milted
States, said parties are hereby notified to
iilipear, respond and offer ovldenco touch
auc;
r 8
Ivor
Olllco In The Dalles, Ore
latlon at 10 o'clock a. in. on
Ilea s'er
and Receiver at tho United States Laud
im: said alicft
Soptembcr 80, 1W1, beforo
tho
The said contestant havlnc. in a nrnnor
aflhlavit. filed June 23. 1901. set forth facts
.which show that after due dlliKeuee per
sonal service or una nonce can 1101 no
made, It is hereby ordered and directed
that such notice bo given by due and
proper publication. '
Michael T. Nolan,
auR25 Register.
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Watch this Space.
Reserved for .
- T II E 0 . LI ERE,
Practical Watchmaker & Jewoler.
Tue Dalles, Oiie.
1
The DALLES ISPITAt
A prlvato Hospital for tbo treatment of nil medical and ourgtcal disease
except such as aro contagious. Patients may employ their own Physician!
Training School for Nurses iu connection. For any Information conccri)lii(j
th same address
tone Distance Tel. No. 871.
DreEERGUSON k HEUTER,
The Dalles, Orogon.
If-
AIABBLE'IndORANITE
ONUMENTS
YlP-TISTlc OEsiGNS
FIRST QUALITY WORK
Watts JVIafrble and
Granite Wofks
THE DALLES,
0EEG0H,
Jos. T. Peters
Ui. SOLtTOfl & CO.
DEALKItS IU
HAHPWARE, VyOODENWARE, iBTOyEfj amb RANpEj),
STOCKMEN'S SUPPLIER A JIPECIALTy.
Oaypyipg a fall line of everything needed by a
Farmer and: Stockman. ,:
Agent? for ths -Bain Wagon, Ucnlolft Clipper. IJlows, Drills,
narnoss, Etc" ' A' .
ANTELOPE, i '. ! : . OREGON.
GLENN & .CO.
The Palles,
Ore.
1 DEALERS IX-
Prineville, '
' Oregon.
-"o Feed Battt?
QQOD IDEALS CLEAN BEpS
NEW BUILDINGS . -
Qrqty and JJay 'of all MniJ, of. tdj
PRICES REAtiONAVLE.
Culver,
PERRY flEAD, Manaqer.
Oregon.)
Goto-
( S H A N I k O ) , .
And buy your
froiur-
Fed )aVist .
REPAIRS PROMPTLY And CI1EAPLY
DONE.
parries a general line of Paints, Lime,
Cemonl, Nails, Hardware, Build
ere" Materials of all kinds.
THE DALLES, - - . . - Ore.
tdvefty and Feed
Stably i
WH
WORSES GIVIN BEST OF
' 0A31E and ATTENTION.
PRICES REASOXADLE. V
A.
HlXSON, Propnetor,
ANTELOPE, Ore.
faints, Oils, Qlass ancj Wall Paper, Doors,
Windows, Lath, Lime and Ooment, Room and
Picture Moulding, Shingles nnd 3uildiog Ma-
tenai 01 all kinds. ;: ::
V
Write for pripe ljst and discounts. Next door to Xanrl Office.
EAST
END
Is Hoadquarters for Farmers and Stookmeij'a
Supplies of all. kindg.
Write us, for Special prices on your Fall Supplies,
QONROY, SON & Q., proprietors.
- . f v t
Antelope Dfdg Co.
PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED at
ANY HOUR
iff
"A'
Carries a complete line of
DRUGS, DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES and
PATENT MEDICINES.
p, H. WATT,
JvC O N
F ECTI Q
jTEf
-JES
Denier In
ERY
4
CIQARS, TOBACCOS,
SMOKERS' SUPPLIES,
, ;: FRUITS,::
SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY,
Publio Stutton :
Local and Long Distance
Telephone,
Hall orders promptly attended to
AGENT TROy LA UNDR Y,
S WJ5ETLA ND'8" ICS CREAM,
DELICIOUS SODA WATER,
kATEST. STYLES. , LOWEST PRICES,
" Largest nnd Best Selected Stock in 1he
Inland Empire. .
... MAI& ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLER ...
Washington- street, 'mm Second anfl WAM of French &M.M
P.9
FUJSllTf?E
( all kinds. Also a complete line of Store & Ran'iklritri.
pus, Glass,. Wall Paper and Oarpets rtnd
TTnderJaking Ooods,
Peter A,
X.'fei'Biior..i
a i m. u : 1 i 4 1 w
MAIK8T. NTBL9PJJ,PrCiUN.TEL0PE
Oregon.
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