Hiilin
ck.
B:ilo by tlio Ma-
itllo Co.
Swaty'' rassor
. . uimiBor office
Ziehen pa'"
Ii"1'' . ... ..mtillilicd nt
wllu",",..A trahd has been
tit Ift un- "
i . . in for
Han "awnty"
t i havo bought an-
r , o( furniture nn be
E . b'' "UNV"t0r0'
I III l 11 V nnntfcd homo
Porllaud, nnr
l.jnllM.
.tk relumed T.if-Iy from
1,1111 r ,. ..,. mnti oved on
j.i.r,ir several months.
n r iipmllinBKrttUtocJ
y r Rem! Wnlor, MKht
L,.t. well known OrlzJy
.. nml Hunday
V 1 ..fi.il. l..r hu boUiiht U
MS. ""
l.i.e rownalte company.
I.,Im till) IMlitOllllI
...iVloni'pr. nlcofora month
L.w will return to his home
Hi""-- . . 1... i . . ..I ..
l again Msume tno ounce
BllPBOll.
... m
I .1.1 MarttO. HlU (lOIltlRt, Of
ll.. I. KtOI.DlUB at mo ''"
LVwhy,and basilttcd "P
Lulls prepared to do nil kinds
work.
. ... ... nii'liifr rurufnfftr
ft, All pcmi'iic "'""" .......
ttdto cull at tin rcBinoueo
hhaui and ueltlo for the
t your earnest. uunu"u.
IWlin.
E Hammer nod John II, Brown
ood fanning "'" r,ttl, r,ir,n
jumrner. Anyonb wishing to
rain umy " rjB"ft
I'UbIk'I,
I. ti 1.1 tl ilin
(lie imu ani;iu( mt m uu
i i.
. Iron Is red. Lint your land
I... fjitirwiiitr mi ii i Kit. i in?..
u.Ait cttoni in (if. ivi : in tun
a anw mill on Dob Clinton
i i. i .1... bfw.i. ..r ilin
11 UCIUW UlC 1IJUU .11 .'1 IUU
Vl
. . . 1 .
IZI'IIH 111 rvitlilllilll I'M in isnvc
subsidy of $100,000 raward
.. I-.. i I M....t
HI) eXIt'IlKlUIl (; UiP rilllllMJU
ri. . il. -I.
r zziv liKo jjumoer nir uo.
raw u iui ifiuu ll 'l uiuuli
r muir mill '!: n hi kttai ii
,on ihu north slope of Oris
,oii and nftor December 20,
our onierH mo n-BpeutruIly
J II. lluwltlns. L'.'iicriil
ul Mrs. Albert J, Ileiinuraunn
t Bunday from MllwnuklH,
ere they were murrlod on tlio
Tiny will cfetntilUli thi-lr
at Mr, Ilciinpiniinn'fl liomi-
lodlst 11,11. Tliu Pioneer
latcs tlio young couple nnd
im muny yeiiMof ImpplncBu.
- - ' .... u w'ii WlUkLU LIJU'I
kamlth shop ut tlio corner of
ml C streetx, Ttiu inula build
x50 feet. The roof Ir colored
ni8uie.i iron, a wood work
50 will also bo added to the
ik 'I1!. .....Ill
v i urv i in i iii n vAriMMni
tliliiR, borHenlioIng and wagon
uiz uio .Mitchell miller. ml
"Ji 01 e new Mndrup Mill.
,afiy( wero in town Bundikv.
way to Dwham'H biiw mill,
expecting to HeouroaH muoli
t la , 111).
vnii.n)io for Hie new mill
"l 01 ilUllrilO nniii,l.,.All....
will twRln nt nn early
r.Unroy B tlu nrlnnln.,!
tnllllnir la it I at
Cfeek Uaslii. nWii lib ,i '
HU f W II k 111 ll
""t hU opinion of thut
wneat nrodiic iLf nniinr.,
-u i-roBDector:
II' I II A . .
till II ....... - fal
" iirni Tlllfan wl.lAl. if.
k loo Miort a8,H, t0
mberofcoUBge8toroi;tJn
"alfn dozen funfiiin.
nve in ton an l wn.ii.
ehan7. ,uuorWM,lvullablo.
cuaoce for nt r
r - ..w hi vi iiunir.
nun m.i -
b. w a lvj L'lH, II
I0r Ihnf
II M ......... .
n iiiiH lotitr linn.
II..,.. VIIWUIHIOII in
" Provides for th. ....!
BliM . 11,0 ,0Mes n
-in inn mini nf
l'tfrax'IiWwiilI, OfrfBliervill wsa
MM(lr8 vlltrr ycBtiirdny.
MIb TtlW(16Kja Ihiiflim, of Prlnovlllc,
Ia vlBltlng her father, John IbIiihh.
New-gooda hre beliiK received by
overyv freight team at Louck'N furni
ture store, ( -
B. Li WIIInyB that where there fs
a wll there is u Wny.Hlid that building
ijrcs lH a miaj). , -
Mrs. Mi 115. Snook, who han bcon
vlnilltiK her parents In Portland, re
turned Tuesday. - .;
Mlfljfis liernu flolioollng and lidylli
MePlierBon . were Madras vlnltora to
diiy. Mibb MoPhcrmin l butchlng with
MIhh B hoollng on her houiesteud oenr
Mud ran.
J. O. Waymlto and J, A. Hoflmnnn
drove to AtUelopo yesterdny. Mr,
Wuynilro reluniB to hi home at Wil
col, WhsIi., afier a three weeka' vlult
nt tlio IhIi mii homo. Ho will relUru
n gul n noon.
Mrs. Ulanclio Btubbs, sou and dau
ghter, of Buguncho county, Colorado,
will arrive In Madras Saturday for un
extended vlelt to her father, Tlce
I)Ucl(8. Kylo Loiiclis left yetterduy
to nii'ot, her at Hlggn,
HAY OBEEK HAPPE2IIWQS,
ii ... . .
o uaea in
employing secret
en and i .7':",M ourBV
hri; . . "rwu9 forrefc.
uu arn m.nt.. ...
- n m 1 1 1 v 1 1 a
' well that a. Km n...
.ne orlBlfJn'0" PWJeqtlon
Wive n Prorwued
'rlnsvl
Mud a fool deep and no pro peel for
a change.
Judd Van Hon ton will Jenvo for
Hol&e, Idaho, in a few dayn. Ho Ih an
ex-imrtnvr In tho U, 8. and 1 Co.
Mr. Edwurds now owns nearly all the
orlglual B. B. nud L. Co.'h property.
A ilnnco was given ut Bynu Nlnliols'
last Friday night by the Modem Wood
meu of Amerlcit, which wh a grand
MUcceB In every icBpect, Tlio hull wue
crowded with good dancers from fur
and ni' nr. Hayxtack wuh well repre
wonted by some of her host. Walter
Parriah, our violinist, camo very near
not getting there in time for mlpper on
account of tho bad roads, hut the time
was .veil made up after ho arrived.
Ou lout Saturday evening two buoka
rooa wero tioen galloping down (lie
road below it. Parrlnli'a ranch, two
miles below ILiy Creek, The riders
were swell looking people and it If
said they were gi-ing to the pluce of
worship.
Chnrlio Purrlflh'a wonderful four-
horde sleigh looks rattier lonesome bit
ling out there In the mud. Charlie It
plnir g because the enow has gone oil.
Never mind, old boy, if tho old sign
don't full we'll Iioto soma more snow
before long und then you can sleigh
ride, perhaps take unother trip to Hay-
idiielt.
The Haystackers say that tho next
time they come Over to Hay Cieek to a
ilanco they will drivo a dlirereut team,
us It might Insure a sufor way of trans
portation. , i
Mr. Brook arrived a little Into at the
dance. Ho said bu did not Intend to
i on ie, but he thought It would not look
well for the U. & and L. Co. not to be
repri-fieuled at so largo a gathering.
Jack Pitzer's new mansion is be
ginning to loom up. Well, Jack, we're
getting dry, bo we wish you would get
in a hurry und get a slock laid in by
tlio next dauce anyway.
Mrs, Perry Heed and daughter, Mian
Lllllo, wero over from Huystaok the
last of tho week visiting with friends.
They made Mr. Van Houten a farewell
visit while here.
We were really glad' thetToveryone
wrls so well pleaded with thoduiice.
It shows that Haycreek eau have u
good time if she is only willing to try,
and I tliluk she onuht to try now that
sho has done so well on this occusion.
Kvou if tho niUHii'ians did not get
there iu very good time they wero ex
vusabloi for who could get there over
Himli u roud alinofli tipping rigs over
and walking over hills that were so
bad we ooulen't ride.
Hayorcek Belie,
OliOSS KEYES ITEMS.
Judge Van Houten and family made
a visit with Mrs; A. J. Priduy on lust
Wednesday, - ',.
J. N, BdrgoAHSold a carload of sheep
to Mr, Mao for tho Paortio Packing
Co. Tweniy-slx head averaged 1200.
He received $3.(15 per owt.
Joe Stuart gave a danco at his hall
on January iO. There wero IB num
bers sold and all anjoyed a good time.
Frank and L ztlo Corwln, of Hay
stack, uttonded tho danco at Stuart
hall on January 20, and also visited
their sister; Bessio, and friends at J. H.
Oarrett's.
Mrs, frohn Bgltqr and M:as Florence
Thompson rnado a pleasant call at
Cross Keys fcjunday,
Mr. Ilennemanu and
all busily engaged
OULVEE D0IHG8,
iRalph ArnjBlrong, of rynmonta, en
terod Culver school Inst Monday.
U, 8. Cowles and Mr. Derham passed
t hrougli tills city one day last week on
their way to tlia Sisters.
T'jo farmers are
In farming here.
Fannie Osborn, who has been attPtid'
Ing school at Prluevllle, returned to
her homo a low days ago.
J. B, MoMeon was a busitoesr visitor
atjUulvcr oue day lust weefr.
Mrs. Metohiint has beon sick-for tho
psst few Iay but la Improving now,
Mrs. Read and daughter, Lilly, were
ylsltlng friends at Hay Creek ono day
last week.
The danco at Culver hall the 20th
was well attended. Tlia music fur
nished by Mr. Gerow and wife was
appieclnted by all.
Horn, o tho wife of Jackson Cling
bun, on tlio 27th, a girl. Teddy.
PEES AftE ALLOWED.
Judge FrankT.'Brooki has received
a statemtent from the County Court of
allowances for' fees In the case of I. E.
Church, deceased. Tho fees of the
Jurors and witnesses, which are pro
vided for by law, are not published.
Only those fees upon which tho court I
had to take special action are given.
Thy nroas follows:
Krank .T. Ilr'onltK, coronor'n fccn. , 21 20
I. M. Halm', eollln trimming 6 00
M. h. Iiucki, ltltriber for coffin 1 "U
I. K.HIiutt, ninklnB eollln I so
John Mfiycx, (lli(glni grave 2 GO
F. J. Jlrooltd, jo lot In ccmotery 2 60
There is a rumpr that the
Otegon liing Kline at Ashvvpoci
will be Ihe scene of much
activity in the early spring when
a large force of men will be put
to work to develop that proper
ty .- UraBS "Valley Journal.
Headquarters
rm mi mi ii i i, . v
SMAAfKO, ORE.
Standard Pattern Agency, Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Clothing, Studebaker Wagons, Oiiiver
Chilled Piows, "Biack Leaf"
Sheep Dip; :
Decorated China Free-
We are giving away complete
sets of ptetty Chinaware and
fancy Parlor Lamps to our cash
customers.
Ve will guarantee to sell all goods as
cheap, if not cheaper, than ever before, and
with each cash purchase" will issue coupons
representing the amount of your purshasei
When your coupons reach specified amounts,
. you are entitled to different dishes, such as
dinner plates, pie plates, handsomely deco
rated cups and saucers, efctpiisite designs in
in covered dishes, tea pots, and in fact every-
thing that goes to constitute a Complete setj
of dislhjs.
We have contracted with one of the largest
potteries in the United States for theae goods,
and have guaranteed to use an immense quan
' tity, thereby enabling us to purchase them at
prices whereby we can make this liberal
offer.
We cordially request you to call at our
store and inspect these goods, and we will
be pleased to explain the offer to you in
detail.
:i4
for Hardware
.McTAdtiART & BYE have Just optned their complete
... stock of I
Hardware and Building Material, Windows anil
Doors, Houselining aod Building Papers, Paintj
and Kalsomine Brushes, Carpenter's ToplS;
Heating Stoves and Ranges, Axes,
Shovels and Barn Door Tracks, Alarm
and Cuttlery, Guns and Ammunition.
Forks
Clocks-
I
Also a full line of shelf hardware. Call and be convinced
our prices are right. We will be glad to supply you with
anything out of th regular line at the right price.
Butter, 30c. per lb.
Goal Oil in anv auantitvr
T1
rE-do not claiih to carry everything but we art
in a position io fill ordinary wants from a well
selected stock of Groceries, Boots and Shoes
and such things usually carried by a first-
class country store at reasonable prices. Comxare
our prices and quality with others before buying
elsewhere, and you will then trade with the
ulvet
Store
O. G. COLLVER, Prop.
CENTRAL OREGON BANKING & TRUST GO.
(INCORPORATED.)
Capital Stock $25,000. General banking and trust' business,
business accounts solicited. "W. Q. Guerin, Jr., president; A. L.
vice president; F. 0. Minor, cashier.
Saving ami
Good will it-;
BEND, - OREGON.
ARE WE "STOTTIrB ZDZELHjIEIESS?
Z. F. MOODY
GENERAL COMMISSION &
FORWARDING MERCHANT
Large ami Commodious Warehouse. Comlgumeiits Bollcltud,
1'roruiit attention j(J to tlioo who tavor ua
with their imtrolfnge.
SHANIKO, OREGON
For the best quality of - r , ?
Dry rough lumber,
Flooring; Rustic I Finishing Material
Of all kinds go to
;;;Tf4E DEHIVT SAW milili... -
Situated on Foley Creek, 12 miles east of Haycreek . '
Store: Good roads and accommodations. ... (
Rough lumber, any size, - - - $10.00 per thousand feet
1x4, hrst-clas8 flooring, any length, - SSJq.tK)' "
i n ii it i nn ii n u
Finishing lumber from $25.00 per thousand and up.
For further particulars address
CHARLES DERHAM, Proprietor, .
Haycreek, Oregon.
stack, stopped over night, ut Cress
lvoyes wune o
laud,
bride, of Hay
trlir ut. C.vf.m
ou "Hielr way f"rom Port
J. F, Blaoohard and family rnado a
pleasant call at CroBs Keyes Huuday,
Mr. Blauuhard went out and took sev
eral snapshots of Prlday Bros.' beef
cattle, Prday Bros, aro feeding 150
head of beef steer which are looking
vory fine.
Ed Elklns, of Blizzard Ride, was
Tlalting- his brother, J, W. Klklns, on
lower Trout, this week. J. W. Elklns
returned wlthlils brother to spend.
few dayB qn Bilztard Bulge.
lirnest Prlitay made a busintms trip
on ly wr Trout this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ulllam made a
clt inrxber O'Dounell of the loWor
wen uiihim river,
AalBh' RrowH'nkda' a nleasant sail
at Creaa Key this week while on.hls
way hem freed Salem,' 'tepiyr
jGOCEIES
HALL'S SAFES
BOLD ONLY BY THE
Jiovttis Safe and liock Gompairy
Agents lor tho l'actflc Coast. The only firm that can Bel!,K,Safc unper
Hall's Draiiil.' ICxclunlve sale lor tho onl MANUANUSK HANK SAFE.
Aguuts fyr the 0L1VKK TVFKWIUTKH8,
1S32-4 Fccond Ave, Peattlc, Wash.
412 Fine H, Nan Fxa'nolHuo, CnlV
1H Washington Ht., fijiokane, Wailn
84 Third Street,
Portland; (Dre
If you waut the best there Is you will call
for
WHlfE RIVER FLOUR
If your merchant doesn't carry it send your orders direct to headquarters
lud ll will be tfUed from our nearest ageuoj ,
WaaffJb Warehouse Milltng Co
iealeraiu all Indsof hay and gffu, seed, flour, bran, shorts wool, t,o.,...
tt - THE bAfcfcE&KEGGN
Fresh, clean and pure. Also a complete line of
HARDWARE, including '
STEEL RANGE,. '
COOK and HEATING STOVES.
SHELF AND BUILDERS' HARDWARE
MATERIAL
of a'll kiiids, We are also agents for
CiOOPER WAGONS, . .. . Vv
MoSHERRY GRAIN DRILLS, . .
j SYRACUSE moiilbbara and disc Plows, ' '
HARNESS and machinery of all kinds.
Send ih your order and let us figure on it for you.
SANFORD&FITZPATRICK
KQt REr