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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1904)
MMMMilMSWWlfteleeiWW'WNlMtea i 1 I ' Uhs faOadrac Pioneer. r.,i.Hoi,Brf nvnv Tlmrsdnv bv -THE wosfiEit publishing CO.- ... 1 ' TutoTiiV Uoyjiii.i., Mpr. CUBSOnl.PTION RATE3! One year.... '. V Six inniitlv .. . K. Thrco mon'tha. .... $uo L2l AVlti:TllK HATKS ON APPLICATION Aini cition !ms been miuio through the J -. . .!- . r . ......... tn Fpstofllco nt itadras, Oregon, for entry to TJ. S..ntali8 as second class mauer THURSDAY... ...OCTOUEU 20. lflOl HOW THE BOgS SHOULD WOEK. J, Worth, of Ittchiield, 111., writes:. UA recent article of yours reminds of Frank Short, of Meimid Up., Til., who is now dead. He had 210 acres of land a.nd',before the war his son and another boy didnost of the work. He had two good teams and a driving horse and all needed tools. "Vyhen it came ti-jue to plow the plows weie xpady, and the harness, and the "boys were set to work prompt ly. In. the same way the mark ers were all fixed to useN There was no stop. ' Then seed corn and planters were ready with out anv delay. VYhen. grass, wheat or oats were right to cut the mowerjs4 reapers, etc., were prepared to hitch rigjit to, and lnk drove. There was no top, no delay ;kand so on all thorough th(e. season. If rank was always. counted a lazy man, but he was the best farmer in the neighborhood, on account of his good management, and always having everything ready and no stop." ManyWgood farmer, when h reads thist, will notice t;hat it explains plainly one rea son why he has been success ful. I5 is a matter wellj worthy pf thB attention of every young farmer, at least. Hard work ,alone is not all yon need to -practice. The probabilities are that you will do too much of this, fetter lure more help and teep everything in order so the teams nay iiot lose a miimte in "working hours. Have, the work All planned ahead and every thing ready for good weather, or bad. Then be on hand and engineer the changes. Every farmer'lshpuld know by actual experience just what a fair day's work is ouliis land, whether 'Vt-i. t flowing, har rowing, cultivating or any other woik. No man is fit to boss without this, practical knowl ede, But once having it per fectly, under varying condUions. i,PWi know n. 1ihsj on 51 arsru farm ranim.,tf..n rarely afford to do tnnch plain work that he can hire done as well for a t;atier of a dollar or U $0 a day, 'TmnH Was right in Arivincr fliu rarfr ni'inr I manure spreader, if he had one, and such tools. There skill jnade his tjiftii worth much more than he paid a band. And while -s-it- 1 - - - 1 it isJn mind, notice that he kept i. , S T .. . ,! " 1... ECTADLI8HED 1 -i -r PR1NZ & NITSCHKE Wholesale and Itetall Dealers id FURNITURE and CARPETS Mattingi Ffugs, Curtains, Shades, Bedding, Etc. tivn rrnhtl teumSi teams doubt- less that were nble (o do full i. fliiv'cl WOl lC. llUil'e IS a cnauue for profit from good inannge t it i i ... -.at1fic ment in this line. It makes a decided differenco.iis.lhe cost of producing a crop whether a team can plow two acres a uuy nr onlv ono and a hoJl, ana tne same when harrowing cultivnt- mir. mowing, eto. It is poor nianngement when one gets out - . . -. . 1 a tool for a hired inan to use lo have the team wait and the man practically idle for an hour or so while repairs or changes are being made, or oiling done. Fifty cents' worth of time is soon Iob and it may be much more than this direct loss from lack of time later to pioperly prepare land lor a crop, or iu secure the same on time, or to check evaporation of water iii cornfield after a ra:n as soon as possible. Many a man has worked hard and not done as he ouctht, because his plow did not run rightly and he did not know low to set it as it should be, or perhaps he' didn't know it could be made to go better. Few men realize how long they Jure getting from one job to an other, how many minutes are wasted. I do not believe in 4 overworking nlen, but in so .managing, quietly, that they. shall accomplish much in rea sonable hours of labors and be no more tired then if only two thirds as much had been done. This is business. It wilbenable one to pay his men well and make money fur himself. And I dp not believe that the farmer should have time to keep every thing in order and ready (and do ir, too), plan how the' most can be accomplished, and then be around everywhere seeing that things move.ahd; tb.at every -thir.g. is done rightly. The owner should know how first, and then be boss, not offensive ly, but quietly ah4 surely. It is absurd to h.re a man who may know little abotit the best ways of doing, perhaps, and let him do as he pleases and take his own time for it. No busi ness but farming cortld stand such 5, lack of management. How few hands know about the advantages of thorough plow log, and much stirring of the soil, when properly dry, and checking evaporation so the crop can have ilie "water, and not injuring roots, and making a proper s.eed bed, and 6d on Uirougn, a ip.ng list, aomeooay about all these rnaiters and from, beginning to Ln(i sep that tley are attended to, perfectly, and as nearly on ime as the weather will posr ibly allow- YorK is an ngnr hilt tllB OWnei of a farm. WllO employ s help, should work first with his brains, all he can to advantage, then any surplus Lnmmnn muscular labor. T. B. srrp.niri 11 lniiv nu trjuucuurii tn Terry in Practical Farmer. m. J T I W.. tri 1 24 YEAR3. lONUMtNIS ARTISTIC DESIGN FIRST QUALITY WORK tf&f, KINDS Watts JVIatfbte and: Granite lofk THE DALLES, - - - - 0EEG0H. : u '- Jos. T. Peters enrries a general Ine of ralntiitmei Cement, Nails, Hardware, Build ers' Materials of all kinds. Ttli$ DALLES, Ore. THE Royal Fife Extirijgiiisr NO STOP-COCKS OK TaLYKS TO COnilODE. A CHILD CAN OPERATE IT. MADE IN 0 SlZttS. Q rrfillnno pnnnpr. . 813 00 H "nllons. conner lo.w 5 gallons, copper i. lo-W i . o. b. Portland. This machine is easily nnd ouickly charced attd is cuaranteed to put out any small fire . that can be reached, it is just. elm thine for and should be in every resi dence. Cam mid store in tho country. For further particulars write to the manu facturers, orTFlRST STREET. PORTLAND. OREi Or leave your orders at I'joneer umce. FOR. SALE. A craln farm of 160 acres of flne'j land jnearly level; nearly all cau be cultivated ; 50 acres uuder plow; all fen?ed; title perfeci; in tho HayBtack country: will be nold cheap and on easy terms. For furtlieif particularu inquire at The Pioneer ofllce. octl31ra Rescn'ed for V Sescltut ImgatioB & Power Co, BEND, bliEGON. BLACKSMITH and WAgOHMAKiEF. HoitSESIIOEING and GENEItAL ItEPAiUS Sixth Street, Madras. Ore. GO TO THE MADRAS DRUG STORE FOR Pufc Dru, Druist Sundries and Patent Medicines A Complete Line of Stationery, Jewelry, Etc., In Stock M. E. SN00K, Proprietor. Kul Bids Main Btroct, Madra, Oregon ' 51 We make a plat of any township in The Dalles Land District, corrected up to date for 60 cents cauh or postage stamps Hudson & Brownhill Real Estate & Investment Company (Iacorporatd) tlHE DALLES OREGOISf Wlcn ready for eoeillng ypur ground tblrt fall biy ft whloh has proTCU to bo tho best on tho market. Wrslte for cfttaloguo nnd prlco Jf in the mnrket for Implements ,1 1 of nny kind. ornnyKinu. SEXTON & MXTEST NOVICE. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTEKIOK. United State Land umcc. Tho Dalles, Oro., August 20, 1001. 1 iiffiotiii t rnntc.it nfiulavlt liavtnu lieon n ...1 in tliU ott'.co bv (1. L. Paxtoti. of huh! mj iiu "'"'i .:.. ; ..... .. AJ I.' ittt . uart r. Sec. 1, Township 10 a.. JB' V.. ii' if I... toll.. Tf.linu.m. i-nllliwlt'i'. 1.1 which it is alieued that the sa d Johti) jolinsonnnswiimiyaiiiuuiiii "'ii ., that lio has changed Ids xeM'lence there front for moro than six mouths lat past; thnt said, trael not settled nVpdn nnd cttl. tlvated hy sjild party as required by law; nil I nn ncvur (wrfllllUlUWl n'Sl- ileneo upon said: tract; that lie has Imllt no house nor um any hunrovenients upon too lanu anct'inai sucii lamina ' of the contesteo nro not due to service In tho army, navy or tnarinn corpn m Uiiuiu oimrai cum (mv... ',- r notified to appear, respond and hirer i deuce touchinK said allsation at 10 clock a. m. on October 8U1B04, before D.P "e, U.S. Commission, who is- antltorlzed to tako the testimony in tho case at Ids oflicc that final Itearlnjt vrllljtp held xU 10 o 'clock a. iu. on.NovcinboV 11. 1904. bpMro tho Iteglster and IVcclver nt.tlte'UiiHcd States -T..I n.i'- I., TU.;illii. rirA. ' Tim oiii .iiiiti.ettilrtiluivliiL'. In a urnner aflidavtt filed Aufrtist 20, lt. sot forth facts which show that nfttrrtufe dlllRonce 1- . t - .1.1. ..nlt.n nra.l ttfirllll personal crv.cu oi.uua w iku .!. -mude.lt Is hereby ordered adfdlrt?otcd that such notlca bo glvciv by ttuo .and proper publication. i'. JllUIAt.L. i. iiufcn.'l septl5 Jteslster. COXTJZST NOVICE. DEPARTMENT OF THE IKTERIOK. United States Land Oflicc. . The Dalles, Ore., Sept. CO, 193), A sufficient contest affidavit liavtni; been fdwl in this office by Fred Fislu r, con- ... . i it'swm. against uw iiuiiuiiiciiu cunj a.-" 10.557, mad ioiIh March 21. lura.rnr an nuaner Unroll VI IfWJ.fiir SK nimrtiT. Section 10, Towimhlp HS.,ltauRC J b it'ii. ... r ...i.n. itMj ..,..ut,i. In u'l in 'r..iuiiitu ii IMihtk ill K..u Walker Luther Harris. conti'Ste.'. In wlilfh 11. AlirCli L..1 OtllUj ,i...r.v. .......... Harris haa wholl)- abandoned snltl land for more than six mouths next prior to date of said affidavit, tttjd lias failed to improve and cultivate aatue nHircfyilrwrbj law, and that 'ld nlleRed abrfeiico froiu said laud was not due to lj.ls ViHploymont lis the army, navy .r marine corps of the United Slates during tfto war-with Spain, ... At iri.i.. jti...c ii-fir Hit tvltlnti tltr i. is nii.... i ii. .ft c..t,i w . i,lr.. r I. tutu. r Unitu.l.tatdsmrty beengned,alU tirtle. are li.Tiby irritiflrdtu appear, resjiond and ofler evidence toiitfldtiK unUi allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. ott Niivcmlie'r R. JWH, he- . ..... i...ijj. .... , . . ..M..i..M ... .1... inro INU llCfjiaier uii,i. im-nn "v t United States r.and Olhce ia The Duller, On-Kon. ' ' The said contestant havlnp, in a proper aflldavit, filed September CO, iWL it forth facts which snow that after d-.idlllgcncc personal KTvice of this notice catfnot be e oi Yeby mai'c, It is hui tlint riicIi mil mai'c. it is liurebv ordered and dlrvctt-d that such notice be diveu by'dlis and proper publication. roper jiuuiicouoii. ocio Anse M. Lang, rtpceivci NOVICE FQfl-tyttfMC AVION. DEPAU'fMEN'T OF TllE INTE"K10R. United ,-tato Land OJQe. The Dallfei, Ore" Sept. 20, IWjl. Notice is hereby given "that tfin follow iii liailiru bv.a una ji.iiiv-b teiitlon to make fin.il proof )tr ti'uiiport of hit claim, and that alit iiToorwIII he made birfnre Dcu I'. Ilea. U-.H. vommm-i siouer, at hU ofRn; hi Madras Oregon, on the 6th day of Novenito-r. 11. to w; .lames I. Chlfcow.i.f Madru'-. Oregon, mi homestead Hilry Na. 103C, f'r ho NKX of Section II. Tp. 10S. Itrtiit'u 1 E,. W. 11. lie name Hie f.iIii!f vltueMes Ircre hU cniitlnttoii roldeiirf tiiioti and f uitivtlon of said land, to wit: Calvlu C. F-A Mlf'-s Fox. William Hrnwiiliili and UcJge UraiutettiT.Jill of Itadra, Oregon. rf 1 SlxcuAur.T. N.OI.A.V, oclH 1 eltur. Money J3ac& f not tScttisfcLctotzt J30LJ) ONLY MY JvTadtfas, Qtt&, General Blacksmith and Wagon Maker H0RSESH0E1N0 A 'SPECIALTY All Work Ouarantwd Hoosier Drill Orecon City, ureuon, cnnn niiiui. ho.nVnt.'ad entry Nik 10.410, made February 20, tiK)2. tot- SV niiiirter SB qnartor, 8h .iiarterSW quarter; See. 7, and ho N . VI.' ....nrli.r VIS lllliirtlT NW i. ......... ...t.iii.t WALTHfiTP D hL E The DALLES HOSPITAL t " A privttie Hospital for tlie treatment of rU medical ud nurglcal diseam except such a are contagious. Patient nfayampioy their own Ehyalolan Training School foiHS'urw In connwtloB. Forny Information concerning, the same addria ' Dr.. FERGUSON & RBUTBR, LjcDi8tnfteoI. No. 87h DEPARTMENT STORE To will flnrt a greater variety, a better stook and lowdr prices than at any other store in Eastern Oregon. Write us for onr wholesale prioe on a yenr'fl supply, SUANlgOi Put up. in T. J, 1 B yon can ww idc- on ... .1.. 'I VI'.. . nt!iet u do no t Wo (an irfarci. W do a crtsh bualnea, therefore are 111 .a po iHltlnu to Veil you n winters supply of groceries at prlcoi tliut jfory Competition. See ns hefore you buy. prlcoi mat jfory j;Qinpotiiion. oeu us ue Chas. T. Pow ANTELOPE, .... 0IIEQ0N, A COMPLETE tlNE OF General , MERCHANDisE OAN'BB FOUND AT ..CULVER STORE., At Lowegt Priceg for Best Goods. From our itook of Shoes, Hats, Oaps and Gents' 1 ' Furnishing Goods can he selected the latest (styles and hest fit, . Fresh and pure Groceries of al kinds. . TUB Dallee, Orpgou. Msedo. oheum. l HOUSEHOLD LACOUEft "jyiLL nlakc your old furniture and. oodwork look like nevf and will brlgljteit up and give new iiicsnu luatrc ivjyuur hvuhw eight colors anc also Car; On-e yoni is suuicieni. vn; i'pjwi jy auyvire u urics over nsr ' ass roa iTaucTrusoQjrix? akd com 94x0. MALLOV & CO, ii.ni.if iifiitnr. isn't it tn vnnr Bayo you that and perhaps THE, CASH 211213 StOftd St., THE DflllliBiS, ofya. SHANIKO OREGON
