The Madras PlflBfier
"Tubllshud every hurjy lyr
the woNEKit runysiii CO.-
8UBa0B.lfTI,DN 5T.8s
pnc year,. .., $1.50
Six months ... 1,00
Tlirou mouths i'. 75
AJIVKItTISINO UAKS. A!V'A.T10N
Kiitured as secant) $as.s mayor, August
2ti, iOOt. at the rnstoft&ti at Maas, Ore.,
under tlto Act of Coiyyrfsof Mtyh 3, lW5.
THURSDAY
May 1905
The new rjyjt schedule re
cently innngu.ibO;xhieh pusses
through (Jov? Can.j'onaixd leaves
-Antelope to tfee le$ witk a ser
vice very much inferior to the
former one, Han raised a
storm of protest from that vicin
ity. The service is lame some
vvhere as it takes letters from
Antelope from three to font
days to reach Madras, a dis
tance of possibly 40 miles:
Specifically one letter post
marked at Antel6pe on May 2
reached Madras May 6. Tin
mail route superintendent
sllould investigate this service.
County Seat News.
J. F. Stroud -waa seen on our
streets last Wednesday:' '
James S. McMeen was in towu
from his Lamonta'' farm last
Wednesday? , - ,- jfc ,
James T..RobJnson,,of,Culy,er,
spent last Satiordyiy ia'our.city,
attending to business uffaiis'. t ;
Geo. Summers of this city, is
iii the Culver vicinity repairing
and making new telephone lines.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arm
strong were visitors: jl'thiscitt,
last Thursday "from their fainr
near Latnonta. 4 c Jyjll J
Miss Freddie Iarason and
Alice JRogers arevTsidng in7 odi
city from their homes near. Cul
ver this: week.
f The count' jail is well' occu
pied since last cqiuL having at.
tine ft ti 1 1 n trt 'nSJ-nnnn ha lOnil
prospects rfor more:soon. u ?
iWoM was -received Today !
(Suirdfly);by phtfrie- from Bend
tHat the Prineville baseball was
aPiu'aefeaTe'dnWdl
in a score of 8 . to 11. . JErlne
ville team is having bad luck
this season. " '"
J JS. Mayes,Cpns table of
Ku telierpreci nc.t, "a ceo mpanied
bv joint 'i?altrielfnf eaine irijfrom
Madj;as Ja,st Xaday, . Joining
vith them the India p "Wiio is
oharged with the murder pf) Jijn
Stakopa,, an- Indian splice, of
the Waxsn SprlngSiReerdtion
rhe Indianas Jaijded in jai l at
this place to' afyait his triaLin
the circuit court. y4. ,
Mis. Charles Ws6n
jilace left laBt? -Hveek' for a "visit
yjth her parenl'Mf.' an3Mrfi'
G. eO.borue and tither rela,
tivesaStCfittve'ff J""' "''
The,
-business was;
Wvasordd surveyed
folloWinsr
transact) in I fhel Contmisl
sioner's court of interest to Mad
ras people. 3'The' road pe'tiiiori4
ed for by (FmnAEllans
otli
and I
The road petitioned ni;ay Fred
Fisher ana outers was ordered
viewed and surveyed "oh the 24rh
oT May. Tliefoad ))etitiond foF
by John B. Brown and others
was ordered viewd Wdsuu'.py
ed 01? Jlme Hflt, i ' ,
C. A. Whitseft was in town several days
this week from his ranch near Lamonta.
Ed Kutcher, of Madras, spent last
J Madrid, Orfciata!, V- J . J .
('KNTLKiiKX: CUjuiit me iiK a meintwr
of rriio I'loneur. V(tiill (u- Vino your.
Scud. 1110 Hit 1 paiter.fuf lwt tlim, lot -4
of fJ.60 5
f hc I Kfve to pay tli m.
1 on' or fYor Jaliiiary Jxt, 1'Joo.
4
Saturday in cjur.ci(y 1 tlendjng jtf' business
nnlUri! rtnfnrn I n tr 'enl a - f TaWh
Hastings, dccpad,.oJ which be is. admin
istrator. WnvSamifOf Lamonta, was a visitor
in .our midst last Monday. He reports
having a good rain there which is fine for
crpjM anpVvghich farmers Iti WS'tocatien
have been needipg', 4 . I '
Lnnffftlmn Kjf8 for k!o nt O. W.l
Miller', four uillue &uViM ioylji flfl iAHJenlW)'ty' '
OrtIz7.Iy and k
J. "V, De,and( A. Fqjtje vtftH b'ual
net to MdrpHjfi yetf.
8. P. Bprjnkle (jade a blpsglrlp
to tlio pouuty eatylt wok
Borti To Mt. and Hra Jnok Dee on,
My 11, 1905, k 7fpoiyi.b.pjj.
8. W. Cotnpton aud vjlfipCQ busi
ness visitors to the taunty $eajb lust
week.
OwliiK to te cqpl and qlatjg,enble
vveatlier quite a bit of alokuiq. prevails
iti towu.
Ml88 Haeel Whoele. wey t,o uy
Greek Friday to help with t,ho work
there iu the hotel.
Mist Lilly Betid, of Culver, hna been
visiting with her graudpareitU Mr. and
Mrs 0. Montgomery, for several days.
J. P. and II. L. Montgomery atteuded
the home ride near Madras last week,
iliey returned home Saturday evening.
Little Wanda WIIIh had the mis
fortune to burn her chest very badly
a few days ago by over turning aoup
of hot tea.
M. MuCord fltilehed his work here
with the road grader Friday and re
turned to hia home ou McKay Creek
Saturday.
Miss Jane, Hamilton who is em
ployed by Mr. George Lytle, of Mud
Springs, made her folks a pleasaut
visit Suuday. .
Bud Cram and wife, o$ Lower Trout,
aud It. Parish aud wife, of Hay Creek,
pat-aed through our. towu on U'ed nee-
lay en route to their homes from the
county seat.
Rev. W. J. Jenuett, of Prineville,
delivered us a very Interesting sermon
Suuday- afternoon. Mr. Jinuett was
ou his way to The Dalles. He was ao-
L'ompaiihnI by Mrs. Junnett and Miss
Birdie Mjrria Mi?8 Bertha Iloruey,
of Haystack, expected ?(o Join them at
ft. ParrlBh'a plaoe on Hay Creek.
I . Jl JA'CK-'
'- With the- JuneTmmber wilf begin The
Pacific MonthIy's(series of special editions
for the year rcjb They will comprise
number' for Portland, for Seattle, for
Southern California, for San Francisco and
the souvenir number of the Lewis and
Clark Exposition, also a special auto
mobile number. The articles of Dr.
VVjlryVon Schierbranay'sixjn number, on
"The Coming Supremacy of the Pacific"
are? .also, promised, smd. ij)e plans con
templated by the publishers will, without
question, place. The pacific Monthly far
in advance; mot" only' of present 'competi
tors, but also into the unreachable class of
uriodical literature on the Pacific Coast.
he Pacific Monthly is sold to regular
s. bscribsrs at the extremely low price rof
$1 a year. We have made an arrange
merit with th'tfpublishergjby whiclTwe are
bltooffe!tin conaection wUh- The
Madras Piopeerg(bothJpublicatiorts) for
NOTICE.
CONTEST
; 'lTJepartment'otrtlioTiiterror. " f'
U. S. Land Office, The Dalles, Oregon,
"May 12,1903. -"
A sufflcloiit contest affidavit having been
filedTriniitfoflfcii by JohnTTSulliner, eon
testant, against liijinetead entry Nol 1.409,
111 ide August 29, 1W2; f6rnw 1'i nel-l sec
:M, tp 11; s, r13 ewifr, by (Jdo gu II.
Miutssi. vmtesree,ln wlilelult? is .Alleged
that said Uv'W H, SiPrst liasnvliollj
abandoned saidjtcl'ofjandrformare'tlian
six months lhstpast and lias failetHo cul
tivate amL-iiuprove .tliu,JianiaJas-ieuiiecI
by law: that s;iid alleged atneMce was not
due to tils (!inployulult 4u tlieTiriny, navy
or marine. corps iiPtthe iUnlted tatefl in
tftrie of wtir.- Said iarlies are herebv
notified iji appear, remind audi otffir evi
dence .toucliipg 'said allegsUiou" 'at 1(1
o'clock? a.1. tiu. m JuiiuiUj ,11H)5. beforf
won r. nca, a uuiieu aiuics i;oii)iiits-
itnil
t-J"
(i
i
The safd contestant haviui;. In a nroncr
atmiavit,tfiied;jny ltfc;ia6, set forth ract
vlileh,show that' nftef diieililllgeuco per
soia Service pf tuis ntitlcu cannot hy
made, it is hereby ordered and dlrec ejl
Hint miftli HiiUoi' Iw i'Ivaii ilnn alwl iirimnr
.pitbJlcatifl'MlCIlAKL TJNOL'S, I
siquer,at lils.tifllce ilndras, Oreuou. nni
tllat'lliiat liearhigWII be'licfld at lOoVlocJ
a'.'Hribh..IUiie J; 1)5. before the KwrktM
aim iu:cfirer-31 uierUiuieu aiaies Jan
Office In Tlle-Daires70reg6ii.
!
omtf weekly is one of tlio beit
mediuins anyr coniinunify, or town enii
lave'lo bring in settlerH and rnlso tlfc
oncer
fdr
canjqrljy Jolng 011 are helping yo ir-
seives. 1 ry it uy senuing to us a inoiieV
order htiiinps.-sllver or -clrtick for '31.50
or use tlio foUowlngT
values ofilwid. Ke' cj)yf 'i'bftPi
fcsent to rapger,liejpsdifl iajibscirjbe
livt sefld It lo your" fiends UeJr It all yn
. .
Clt iil,'nrrtjnrrt K OndWM, date,
3
1 1 Want The Pioneer I
any
:
i Datkd at
n. r. AtARK,,,rwliiot.
T. Hai.dj'JK( CMhlor.
WuMYRiiYF.tt.RH Vlea I'M?." '
' w If,, mupjA't. Cadblcr.
NO. 38B1,.
M fU ftetional Bank
9 9&vlWv 9REQON
ESTABLISHED 10B8
$!80,000.00
I'rotlt,
HENRY U l&JCK
MANUKACTUItlJIjj Ql'
HapsandMSaddles
00WUOY OUTFITS A Bl'KOIAtTV,
Awning.' and vVh.I, A,( WOrk mt'
HlltOCll.
Kit Bccond Stf
TIIipjJTK9.
East End Clothing Store
JOE COHEN, Prop.
COMl'IiKTK UKK OF
GKNTS' Fl'KX18IMX(i OOOD8,
HATS, (SM SjlOKS AX OI.OTIIIXO.
AtO TKUXK8. '
It will py 3-ou to got our prices boloro inr
rhiutlni; clscwticre.
C01 8ECOXD 8T THK PALI.ES, OHKOOX.
Also brancli at t5rns Valley. Oregon.
Carrying the houglas Shoe,
A.. M, WILLIAMS & CO,
PKA1.KK8 IX
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Furnishing Goods
HOOTS AND HHOKS
HATH AXI CAW
THE DALLES
ORECOH
McTAGGART
BYE
THE
HEADQUARTERS
Has a Full Line of
G
roe e r 1 e s
Rice, Sngo, Tapioca. N Ice Dried Fruits. ; Kxcellcnt Canned Fruit anjI.Gnnnedf
Meats. A select lino of Ifreakfast'Ccronls. ,
CANDIES AND NUTS ;:;
. ,, Including Caramels, Chocolates, Kisses. ,
TOBACCOS and CIGARS
HARDWARE & I MPLEMjEfJTS,
HARNESS and SADDLES'. , v,
" BUILDERS' MATERIAL' , ; "'I ''
,. ' laoljiding CEMENT. " '
Dry Land Alfalfa Seed Baker Wire, $4.65
Madras Meat
Market
' We Ueep-constn'ntly on liaud theTject
FRESH AND SALT M EATS
We pay the highest rnarket prino for Fat Qalte, llogs, Hlieep,
Butter, Eggs, aud t'arm Produce of all lcfuds'.
WE CAN SATISFY YOUR WHTS
.GIVE US A CALL
WiLUAMS & ROUSH
Madras - Oregon. ,v'
CInett Stafie & $
table Co.
Kit P ' f '
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MADRAS t
. TO
SHANIKO
DAILY EXCEPT" SUNDAY;!;
Fare $4.50; RoOnd fip; $a .
, . ' MAHTIN Tj.BATT, Agents 4
'" "!" " ' ' ' ' niwwu'jB'if
STOP
The N$v$
MADRAS
mi ill
I-a npw opon fo buaLrioss i Its
tyiA- un.dtir now nmnRgompn.t.
'!
Mr
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I I IV IWM Al 1. t..
Firot-oluss in vory vespept. Evorytliino hQ, .
nut niitmt 'in iiiu iirui rn iitiar r iia hia n. '
AI I OTAnCC CXTHR AT2- rVf-A RDao ...
- - 1 V " -4 v . j
WgLL EQUIPPED
lit as v m.
Wml I Ml I MUM IUUU U LU
10 m
IN CQN1SECTION
m arm rib it h m J nt b n air
mw m h m n it mm m m m n oru it b mat
BBIIII l USJIIRiBll III
i-ini i iA sue c rrVTrrtur
Madras, " v ,n
PRINEVILLE'S
...Department Store,
Ct'rrioa the Largest nnd Btst delected
atook of genttt' anil ladles' rendy-intultf
clothing of any ytoro in Crook county,
Latest atylqs, best tit, lowogt prices
also n full and oqmploto line of every
thing needed by tlio farmer nnd atock
man.. Sond in a trial order and bo
oonvincod.
WURZWEiLER & THOMSi
Prineville,. . , , .'1! Oregon
a Wltcti yoiir'tlow "iifwlii ritrKulii', your wKnnl In bMtf
reimlM or .you vufyotir li(rip UmI, don't foijcc4tu (9 (lit
Ol.t) KTANIl.
1
. KAL KAJU liKAl.INO ANI UKAKONAIIt.B I'UICKH Ol'lt ilOTian
. 00. 1 GUARANTEED
fclK.UU liKAl.INO ASl) UKAKONAIIt.B I'UICKH Ol'lt ilOTTO
.. i v r
lit Un uilUVIVUf ana oiagmiui
Madras, Oregon
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11
rE do notdim. tocairyoyeblrig buteTar.e, .
f. -:,.in. a posijjonijo, till ordinary vrurits. frotaianwuli, 4
F,f serectd.Bloof- Crroterie.'fidots1 nndi ; -Shoe's' Uj 'wl'
; ,';ftnl sueh bingB. usaally' cariied b&'fli,dt-)',,
.ola8893iutry, stpr.er.at ;ra8onabie ..prices. 'Onpjirp,
.pur jpricjndiqnijlity vjtU othorj. before guying,- .:
filsewllore. ind,'Ou will then r,md witlrikw . ' ..il
c u vet1
Oi' COLlV'ER, Prop.
3E)ALLES
XT'
R H WEBERf Propor. GroWw tmt( Dilff ki
AND-
ORNAMENTAL ,
TREES
GRAPE VINES
"AND ' "
SMAUL'FRUITS
EVERGREENSijROSES AND SHI?UBPV
THE DALLES '''CKl&ftt
GENERAL STORAGE AND FORWARDING
npcciai auoniion 10 worn v -uinE inu jxwihk j r,.
. ft . . ... . St I 11 - -1... .
oi an kiikib. . rtiuimur, vtK)i aim urain bbcim u
Vl... LV.I til..!....!- nt,.. r..tl fnr TlMou and Ptilll.
Yiirda with all tlio Iatet and bent facilities (or handling Steti, ;
flark GoJrejor, J
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4i i n 'HEAT AND ARTISTIC
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THE PIONEER JOB OFFI0E
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84 Third
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