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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1905)
ii OULTRY AND small mxr A young b aad Wa wf!e, waders of tuts paper, have -some 1iftlTKft"nlN ble fbr grniagKrWh)K(HltNkV8vtarted to rako poultry and -small fruits. There is a good'ehaiicefor many young tpeeple in thts-sgne-cilrecfion, Letiae tali briefly what tbesa yoamr 'friend have done. At 'tint they had a faw cowmoa hem aeU no buildings. They 'have gradually increased the number' -of fowls kept, ami the qfuallty.'antll last winter 100 grade White Leghorns "were waraly boused and paid them a good profit. They now have 180 pul 'lets to add to ehe'floek for the trowing winter. Aad then tlrey iiavs an "in 'oubator, bat-door toroo&ers, colony' 'houses, wire runs, -etc The egga are put up in seat, 'cardboard boXes hold ins one dozen each. 'The boxes are' sealed and have on tbtn the 'name of 'farm and of its 'ovner. "The young man writes us as follows: 'We'see to it that not one single quesMonable egg -ever gets into one of the boxes that has our name on it. As a res Jit result well-to-do people iiave been driving to our place all summer 'for poultry and 'egss. We easily And aspleudid market for such eggs. Some are shipped way. "Wo haven't the mouey to ex 'tend the business as rapidly as we would like to, but are steadily gaining. "We have to depend on buying feed,, and in little lots at retail now, which is quite drawbaok to us. We both like to care for chickens and small fruits, and are earnestly struggling to work up on our little place aloug these lines, so as to obtain a comfortable income in due time." I almost envy these young folks the happiness before them iu years, to come, as they are busy building up a paying business and one that will be helpful to others, too. There are many people now who not only appreciate the very best eggs and poultry and fruit, but who have got the money to pay for what they waut. But it is ofteu imposaiable to act such choice products. They will rendily brinjr a fair price iu most any town of fair size. A trade can be built up where It does not now exist, aud even in small places. Show people some thing extra nice and soon they want it, berries, peaches, euRS, anything. And by no meaus Is such a trade confined to wealthy people. I have watched when selling fancy strawberries, In years past, at about twice the price ot common fruit, and often laboring men bought them freely. And I can't but tbiuk it far more honorable to make their mouths water for real nice food, so they can't resist; to entice their money away in this way, than to get it for tobacco and liquor. It is easy to succeed in the business named. Our young friends have got hold of theHlllboro right plan. First, produce something admits that during tkecrawlBg season, the iiaaabor H "doubled er bo sauoh graia needed a terlally decrease the profit. but If trotted to na if the suwilv is lhMlted Ibex at once' Ml about to make ns ifee deflolt them selves, and depletes raneMe, ruined cabbage paictres or tpnUftoee -dug cmt amldevouredtrewair0iy1s a resurt, It pays iB-kftkfhlD to reckon sare fully upon thisf eature. If oe as an extremely good "hatch it is so-enticing to All the inettbator and try Hie rucK again and again until fetenees of tire Beaeon forbids on account of -cold toes. But soon the yard is overflowing. Ad- joining fields are encroached upon au possibly some damage one to aborn ing crops, Toe stfrplus frota tke kitchen ceases to fill any considerable part of a single ratal. As a chloken has atwut as constant a gastroaoralo re minder as any domestic animal, the food which might be sold in the form of grain Is rapidly transformed. There is a limit constantly. The demarca tion between profit and lose must al ways be kept sight of. Wisconsin Agriculturist. -- Rules to Follow in Conversation. IUltTcryli tlTe fioesrpart'OT -conversation, but bh It is our usual custom to counterfeit and adulterate whateTer Is too dear for us, so we have done with this, and turned it all Into what la cenerally called repartee, or being mart, Just as when an expensive fash ion comcth up those who are not able to reach It content themselves with Bomo paltry Imitation. It now passeth for raillery to run a man down In dis course, put him out of countenance and make him ridiculous, sometimes to expose the defects of his person or Understanding, on all which occasions he Is obliged not to be angry to avoid tho imputation of not being ablo to take a Jest. It is ndmlrublo to ob serve one who is dexterous at this art singling- out a weak adversary, getting the laugh on his side and then carrying all before him. The French, from whom we borrow the word, have a quite different idea of the thlug, and so had we in the politer nge of our j Cet of Cdtogc Sport. Ii order to plsse 11 youRfiasn of Yale I the'lUtd against. frlneetonftBd Haryard last autumn $a,W,0 wm sfentf or mere than $0O0ahead, To tit eight youths to row against Har vard, a. m of 30 miutites, eost Yale SlG.SJW,,' f$W bedl, not count ing the qoxawalu This laboatraelug at a eost of the beet part of a thousand dollars a minute, Tne football men were equipped with the greatest possible care. Their shoes cost $1188, a bill for footgear which would indicate to the rank out sider that a team of centipedes were In training. Uniforms and armor of the football warrior cost $3733.52, or near ly a hundred dollars for each of the squad. Hotel bills and racsls away from the Yale treasury $6390.42. Car riage hire involved au outlay of $704. The baseball squad required $2378.13 worth of merchandise and sporting goods, or about $100 worth of shoes nnd uniforms per man, Twenty years ago Yale football cost $2792.80, nd there woro.great elevens even iu those days. Today this would not pay focunlfors and other wearing gear. Outing. COURT DIRECTORY FOR CROOK COUNTY Why not save your pennies by trading with f POWNK ANTELOPE. OREGON I $ $ CIUCU1T COUttT: First Monday In May; third Monday In October. COUNTY COURTi First Monday In esch month. - COMMISSIONERS' COURT: First Wednesday In Janiiray, March, May July, September, and October. 0HUE0H DIRECTORY. MADRAS DtTRItTi t 7 First Sunday, morning anil evening, Free Methodist. liev K. M. Mortnnore, pastor. (i Second Sunday, "morning and evening, Mennouitu Urethral Itov. 11. Pontius, pastor. Third Sunday. Morning: M. j!. class, rden. Evening: First IUv. O. W. Triplelt, fn them. Rnlllerv was to say soino- led by II. F. 13 thing that at first appeared a reproach Baptist Church, or reflection, but by some turn of wit, pastor. unexpected and surprising, ended al-! Fourth Sunday, morning and evening, j ways in a compliment and to tho ad- j M. K. Church Kev. C. E. Coons, pastor. vantage of tne person it was aauresseu i rmu auiiuay, inuriung mm evening, to. And surely one of the best rules First lSantist Church itev. O. W.Trlplett, in conversation is never to say a thing which ony of the company can rea sonably wish we had rather left un said, nor can there anything be well more contrary to the ends for which people meet together than to part un satisfied with each other or them selves. Dean Swift. pastor. Sunday school at 10 a II What Can the Poor Men Do? Oregonian. One thing attracts attention in a case that is being heard at One of the witnesses a woman in the him,' ; . . .. . . . ,. t exira cno.ee, men put your name on u . Ms necluje for nnn buon if tin tnatunilurfl ot?ori' omrrlu time. Our common berries, when we .b it naturally attaches little in were in the business, were always sold i parlance to the admission from by themeelves at common prices for rwt . i It. . . uuU,UB. wov. point. There are many men hurt the reputation of onr fancy fruit- ! constitutionally incapable Of Small eggs should be culled out the giving their tie a jaunty sail or'e sameway. What these young people knot effect and too conscious of need to do is to keep living ver3 theh. incapacify tQ even at- economica.iy.anuastneygeimoreiu-i , intricaciea of a come irom meir ousnees use it u gradually increase and improve it. in. each Sunday. II. Curtis superiu undent. MKTHOMST IMi tUKTItlCT. German M-. E. Chur:h Rev. E. .1. Traglio, pastor. Sunday .school at SLSO a. nit, John Hoilmnn, Sr., supeliitcnil ent. Preaching services at 10.00 a. ni. and 7.30 p.m. German school and Catechtani conducted by pastor Saturday at 2,00 p. in. Everj one welcome. cui.Vki: nisTmcT. Sunday fchool every Sunday at 10 a. in. preaching every third Sunday at 11 a. m. by O. W. Triplett, of I'rlneviile. i AOHXbV IT. A INS niBTIUCT. William Uransteftcr, superintendent of Sunday school i Sunday school every Sunday afternoon at 2JJ). Preaching by Rev. W. E. Fulghani and others at irregn- a damaging, or damages, view- 'ar periods. It would be a common but fatnl blunder if they began spending more as soon as the income increased. Business first, for a time, until it is well estab lished, then it will take care of itself and you, too. Then you can live more comfortably; that is, can have more, and will have earned the right to. It Is far easier to scrimp when one is young- and all sensible people will think the more of you for daring to live within your means. And the pleasant food will'glveyou clearer heads to plan, Stronger muscles for work and better health and more happiness. The temptation, doubtless, with most any beginner who has little captltal, will be to borrow money to extend the business before he has experience enough to safely do this. Better go slow, feel your way along, get ex perience under all sorts of circum stances, and earn money for exteuding the business, as a rule, before spending It, This is the safe way for beginners to build up a business. And no mat ter how much you need ready money, don't sell your reputation by lowering the standard of your good. Practical Farmer. - The Limit for Profft. While there is a limit for thejbighest per capita in all kinds of livestock raising, this is exceptionally- true among poultry. A woman may raise to or 100 chickens with comparatively little expense that would otherwise go to waste t but let her double this number aod the ooat of each Is rela lively more than doubled, Why? Bugs and worms, of which tu'e summer food largely eoaaUrta, are Correspondingly diminished while the required meal, eera and other grains are proportionally increased. The same Is true to still greater degree with turkeys. Thirty turkeys wjll keep the grasshoppers from a M-acre Wm attd require very little feeding j tempt the volaminou8iy-ioiaeu cravat. Are these men tc be deprived of the aid of woman's deft fingers through terror of a suit for breach of promise or alienation of affections? Surely not. Such a course would be a direct in centive to buy the Justly de spised "made-up-tie." It is toot every woman who can properly adjust a cravat, and it would bi a loss to the whole world if thoefc that can do so are compelled ft) bury their talent. The Pioneer gives the news. SOUTH UNA niSTItlCT., Sunday school held at Rev- Bell'H residence in NoftU Agency Plain. Rev. II. L. Bell, superintendent; Pettr Vlbbert assistant. Sunday school at 10.80 every Sunday. Preacli'iia al 1180 a. in. jiun siMtixcs MSTttKrr. Ho regular announcements. t 8. LAND OKKICK. J Tiik IUM.KX, Ore., Ken. H, 10uV Notice of Forest Reserve Lieu Selection. koilriS I hereby given that Avery T. Holme Intx appinM to reluct under .the Act of Congren niiproved Julie 4, 1H)7, the following deiterlbcfl trnet of lAml tnwlt: The N . H of B. W. M, Hc. 10, Tj). 11 8., II. IS K. W. Mi That ald application wait lllcil with the Ucgliiter artn KCrtlvcr of jhc I. I I-atn! Office at The Dalle, Oregon, on February II. wuJ, and the purpOM! ot this notice jit t" allow all pcrSWh'nV'UiinlnK the nelectcd laud under tho mining- lAwv or dcnirlng to kIiow it to Imj mlWdftl In threter, an ipirtunlty to (lie ofceroVi In nch wlectlou with the local oWcf far f hi indU Utut Dlntrlct. MiciiaklT. KoiJtN, Hegllcr. YOU WANT THE NEWS... The Madras Pioneer 9i.d Per Yea6 U tlsll'n6u want to knoWikfeout MadfaS SVfelopment of North- ern Crook County Remember your friends in the East are intarastitt In Oreo on-. Send them THE 1PIONEER so that they can tee that Crook County is the best portion of Orsgon and' that this is tha Garden Spot of CROOK. r? SAVING the peanlei Is erne, the duties of every suecessful bueluefi Instltutlos. tt t the secret of thrift, POWNE will do the saving In your grocery bills, If you trade with him. This lauotidle talk. COLUMBIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY GO. TIME TABLE NO. 10. . KffectlvcJulyt, South I llouuil No. a. Leave., Iallr I'ax. J.l"p."i.' 2.:np.m.' J.31I p.lll.l 'i.!f. p.m. KTATIOX. "North" IhiUlld No.l. IiIkkW Dally I'nwt. Tu'iUB.iii.'.frrJvC II. iu a.m. il.iu a.m. III. IIOH.III. !lO,IAp.llli 'lO.lDrt.m, Wit n.nti WE HANDLE T f AMOfc ! I ruiiii mu Furm Machinery of All Kinds Particular attention It called to the DEER1NG BINDER The best Binder on the market. W KLL THE KIT Mil SAVE YN MONEY IM TIE TRAHSACt) FRANK IRVINE, General MercN FARMERS' AND STOCKMEN'S SUPPLIES, HARDWARE, FURNISHINQ GOODS, FARM ; MACHINERY, ETC., ETC. Antelope, Oregon1 A. E. CROSBY 1' It Ol UIKTOR POSTOFFICE PHARMAd Carries ft t'omp.ctu hlilo of Pnikn Mi'illrltu', VltemlcaK HuunrholiI HtMft DrUKuUts'Huiutrli'it ami I'huto Sliphllcx, Vtuntr' Mult Outer I nht iny i.rJl attuiitlon. A Orailunto In I'liafnu Hafe (lltwry Klmtautccil. Your ifwrij tny vpcriaur. Mryruninn ami rvm wruimjcrn. niura rviHiv aim ninioltllltlt4 n, Jlulh rhUllCB. IllUiKSAIiE ,NI UKTAIU -I Atoi'lfy for KtmM KwlHli, TUB DALpES, KiukK Wan-o Xli p.m.i Klomlyko XlHli.ln. Hllllltlllt ' :f:Hii.tn.' lfav Vic , SUM Mil,' McDonald liX2ia.ui 'ttisp.m.l IK'Mowi lo.iflo.m ;t..'i ii.iu.. Moro ii,M,m I.Wp.lil. KtxklltvtttO I U,:t7rt.in ; i.ap.- (KVivmi'j-i'Aaiit.iu. ' Ml p.nt,' Koul fh-'iiMn.; Wilcox Vrrlre.i fHMl'.m.! Hlmnlkw AT COST ' U If, M IT. 8.;9)ivm4 'v .i)n.in,fiD. Kor rates nlul other Infarumtlnn apply t" 8, Kt I.VtLK, O. K. .V I'. A. Khanlko, Oregon. E. J. Wilcox. AfCQut, eiiftillko. Ore. B. . Aulas, I'rwlih'iit. T. M. liALwt.v, CaDhler. Wlu. VcntYEUF.n -Vlco I'fcs. It. ItAMiwiK, AJit. Cftxhlcr. NO. 3851 k The Firs) National Bank OF PR I NEVILLE, OREGON ESTABLISHED 1800 Capita, Surplus aud L'nillvUcd I'raAtx, $80, 000. OO- All of Our Buggiea, Spring Wagons, Diudurs, J Mowers, Stovea nnd Steel Ranges must h sold , hy Juntinry 1st to make room for another line j Ot guous. ii win my yuu iu guu uiir jhiucs. MAYS & CRO Yhe DalleS, OregbrV VJ3 can save yon money on Cirouerio'S) fnJi tlwin and pure Flour "Scottls- Best" at $1.46 pdr Sackk Notions and- Patent Medicines. Boots aud Shoes 1 aud Farmers' Neeesitiea of all kinds. Now and 1 largo stock at right prices Call,'xamine and convinced. Lt.fi. YOU K Notice to Creditors. Notice Is hereby Srvwi Unit tlic under; thu SfAtu of Orcnn for Crook county dill .......a ...l... ...I.., ...... tif AdtnfA. fir piioilllt.'d iiuiiiiiiinmivui . vow.v. ... o in IlitstlnKU. docciwd, and nil iicroun .1.1 ...nli.nt a .1.1 ailtilit nr.. I1IIVIIIK Cllllllin MlillHBK i..n; w .... hereliv rtiucaied to present this Hitinc dul of M. K. Urlnk, In I'rliievlllt'. Orts.. within six mouths from thu dato ot thu first pul llcatlon of this notlcif. Date or first publltatWn ot this .notlc Nov. 17. 1901, aKUTOiK Ainiiuiiraior 01 iu wi numi mikh 3i illmi l5rlHl i;)wnhlp I'Ut corrcclilil up, to date h4wiWB ilttme tf all cutrVmen, vacant land flWfi aWd crcukii, WcC'iitS each-. LAMD tCRlP FOR SALE Kor WctirliiK title to alt klndo of (lovcrnmei't land wlthou't frildence or ImpWiia-nt, at lowcal marktV rlcca. Vtffi ih tof full par U AU'HWf LaiYil tltacc Wt& a pccllt-. Twenj'-tt-js yeaM' uxr'nlVict'. JV'WfDlHfl FreiitVi AtW-., ttmiltcrfi HUDiBON LAND 60. fiB Sma.kh. OitKnolt. rrrnnrrrrxxra J C3 L v ' ' E X2 KEYSTONE HOO AND fCHlCKEN WIRE FENCE. tOlt HALK II V SAN FORD & SILL, SHANIKO, ON THE DALLES fcl & 1rEB&i Proprietor. QHm ii DtiUr b R)lt, SHADE . AND ORNAMENTAL TREES ttRAPE AND iBVERtfREiBNS, OSBS AND SrSftUBBBRY . - . a-ijeMtHM BUY LOTS IN: MADRAS The Ming industrial Mer of Central Oregel A Big Flotfr MU1 now bttlldlng. Modern Bhrtefi now runHlh WL otlieret under constrWctttih; All roadg to &mk uA' dowh htH from ovary dlre'ctlbft fctnd Are tU'o only g( od roada in Bnaferh OWpnv Fine Water eaiiy tttiHMtfd m WelU from 12 to 90 ft deep. Moat equable climate in Oentral Urefton The Auto road pawet through Madras Th Oohiittbia Southern . wm thVouffh MadrHe. lne icfeiiter oi a larinuis wuhu;,"-p , .uvt M.on HhorVVViU fcnnntv. Will" doea n'ot require irrigation to prodl klh'A tt ltralh. fruit m arrlMti t!hn.V. ni.tav' uiVtWkM connect ltli the outside world will noon lxkl Lots J.-orn IfiO.OO and ujp. Kor partlouUri lnqlw of D. P. 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