The Madras pioneer., September 21, 1905, Image 4

.The Madras Pioneer
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AOVEHilSlXtl KATKS UK AITMCATION:
Entered ns sctoiUl class matter aNirusC
;t, 190, nt the Postottice nt Mndrfts, Oro.,r
under tin Act of CoiiRrcss of March 8, 1879.
-THURSDAY
Sept. 21, 1905
TOWN WILL INCORPORATE
i A petition for the incorpora
tion of Madras was circulated
last week and more than the re
rqnisit number of signatures
were secured in very short or
der The law providing for the
1 incorporation of towns by the
county court requires that the
petition asking for such incor
tporation have the signatures of
not less than 40 electors of 'the
countyj all of whom reside
Uvithin the territory asking to
ibe incorporated ifrUo a munici
pal corporation. Pefore iucor-
tporatiqn can be had it must be
yshqvfn .hat the territory which
iceek& to . be incorporated liar
&iot-tessthan 150 bona tide esi
Irlents. A careful canvas has
ibeeu made of the territory to be
'included in the town 01 Madras,
land there are fully that number
of residents, so thei;e seems to;
.be no reason to fear that the pe-
tition to incorporate will not re-'ceiv.e-
favorable consideration.
1 The petition will be advertised
three weeks as required and
will then be presented to the
I county court at ?riueville at the
November term of the court.
w-r-: ( Tt n rr-
D1Jne itock. Thts ranch, one of thje
largest in .the state and one, of the; largest
thoroughbred ranches in the lTnlIedJ
States, nas wen esiaoiuneu since iojj
and -lias an international reputation. It is
lokated .n- Hay Credk. Mr. "Edwards
controh,3o,,ooo a'cres of range, and owns
40,000 to 5o,ooofhcad-f sheep, ,
f 'V VTntr--yi"'Ji 'X t" t -
Leftisi & Olark Oentonnial Exposition.
Tie Columbia Southern Railway
CompiuSy will 'sell excursion tickets
from all ticket otlleea to Portland and
return daily from May 29 to Ootober
IS, good to rot urn wltuiu 30 days flow
lato of pale, but uot bittr than October
31st, 1005, at ruten ns follows for the
rouurt trlpt "Wasco, $4,805 Moro,$5.75;
Grass Valley, $0.35: Bbauiko, $8.00.
Children between 5 and 12 years, one
half tho above rates, C. . Lytic,
U. P A. 1 Hhanlko.
If m need of n tombstone, write a
postal card to'the Watts Marble works of
The Dalles and they will send you de
signs and prices on their first trip out this
way.
-JS-9
SHEEP-KILLERS TO PRISON
Stock thieves and sheep-killers
from Wheeler county, the
Edmonsons, a father and two'
sons, have just been landed iiK
the penitentiary for a term of
three 3Tears. For a number of
4 ranges of Wheeler county, kill
lug sheep by the hundreds and
3 stealing stock of all kinds, and
"or some reason they were never
' brought to time for their crimes
until quite recentlywhen a der
tective from San Francisco camfe
to 'Vnieeler county-, .and dis
guisiiig himsdlf as'' a' rancher',
captured' the 'outlaws and sue
' needed iii c.onvijptiflg them in the
circuit' court t Fossil-.
' Hardly aranch in Eastern Of
' egons but knovs of the Bdmun
' ions, eVerx if he 'haSs- not lots
v stock at 'tlieir hands. They
' were never caught j?edrhanded.
but suspicion alva'o pointed to
' ihem and repeated attempts
v6re kia3e to 'catch them by tin-
local stock associationsj All of
' these attempts failedj however,
' Until jesse Selkirk a San Fran
' cisco detective, went into Wheel-
4 er county, and gaining the cori
; .lidence of the Edrnunsonsj was
able 'to establish their guilt and
' bring th'eiri to justice. Selkirk
will receive a $1000 for his pari
' in the capture and conviction
of the Edmunsonn.
SHEEP INDUSTRY IS GOOD
"Crook County rang": troubles are ovt
lor good, I believe," is the declaration ol
J. G. Edwards, who bears the sobriquet
"Oregon VVool King," because of his vast
range acreage in Crook and his thousands
of fine Merino sheep.
"When division lines were established
rec'enYlty 1 believe the Cr'odk county range
troubles were ended, and I have no rea
son to anticipate a( fresh outbreak,'' he
contmtied. ., . ,.
"Sheep men in this stale never had
cause to be as happy as th.ey should be
' How. The demand for wool and' niutton
is better than ever before ar.d the prices
for the nest wool crop will be larger than
' they have been for a guarttr 9f a cen-
Mr. Edwards hai about sixty sheep bn
exhibition at the Exposition. He raises
only Ramboiullet, Spanish Merino and
PIERSON'S
Confection'ry
ICE CREAAl EVERY DAY
Fresh aud select line of Confectionery
Cigars aud Tobaccos
Fresh bread always on hand
Pies, Cakea and Pastry baked to order
ICE FOR SALE
Madras Furniture Store
FURNITURE, UNDERTAKING GOODS,
Wall Pier, Windows and Door.
A full line of Heateks Just arrived.
Barbed Wire S4.40 per lOO lbs.
SCREEN DOORS, SI. 1 5
NOW is THE TIME to Bl'Y. Wc are
telling out all old stock at a cut price.
CARPET SAMPLES AND RUGS
G. R. LOUGKS & GQ.
Madras, Oregon 6th & C Sts.
Pritievile'S
DEPARTMENT STORE
Carries tho Largest and Beat Selected. rnlobk of Gouts'
and Ladles' Itedy-Mado Clothing of any stt.ro lu
Crook County. Luteal styles, best fit, lowest prices,
Also a full and confploto lino of everything Heed by
the farmer and stookmnn. Send In a trlul order
and bo couvlncod.
WURZWEILER & THOMSON
Prineville, Oregon
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liUCDBE
(....FQR SALE....
GOWLES 1 DESHAM Sawmill
0x1 IDes Cli-u.tes River
FIRST-CLASS LUMBER AT LOWEST PRICES
Rough lumber delived at Madras $13,50 Per m.
All dimension lumber will bo Fir If doslrcd at same prlco.
SEND ALL ORDERS TO THE MILL
0Dail3r IMZail, DP. O. Address,
MADRAS, OREGON
! AT THE OLD STAND
I Unronofinoinff
I iiuiouoiiUDUiiii uiaunoiiitiiiiii&i
! F. J. BROOKS, Madras, Ore. !
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A, H. WILLIAMS & CO,
DEALEIIS IN
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Furnishing Goods -
BOOTS AND SHOES
HATS AND CAI-3
THE DALLES
OREGON
J. W. BOONE
Dealer In home-made
Harness & Saddles
Try oar mute of White Hirer Tree
Stock Saddle. The beat In ths inartet.
PRINEVILLE
BRECON
CULVER HOTEL
AND FEED BARN
frfiBV ItEED, ilanagr.
GOOD MEALS BEDS
KfiW BUILDINGS
1 MADRAS
Imeat market!
2 C. E. ROUSH, Prop. S
9) -.r Keeps constantly on hand the best n
SFRESff AND SALT MEAS
And pnyfi the hlcheHt market price for Fnt Cattle,
Ilofjs, tjheep, Rutter, Eggs, and other Farm Produce. $)
) WE CA'N SATISFY YOUR WANTS - GIVE US A CALL
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Madras, Oregon
! THE
T HOTEL
GRAIN AKb HAY OF AIX KINDS VOIl SALE
iutlCKS ItKASONABLE.
CULVER
ORECON
IN. M. LANE
General Blacksmith
and Wagon Maker
HORSESHOEINO A SPECIALTY
AH Work Guaranteed
SHANIKO
OREGON
COLUMBIA SOUTHERN
RAILWAY CO.
TIME TABLE NO. 10.
KBectlve July 3,1001.
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TTST MA.I3EA.S
rrT INTUITU IT8iri
is the "GREEN" HOTEL
r The Place where the People Stop
HEADQUARTERS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
ALL STAGES STOP AT THE HOTEL
Our Tables Always Furnished with ihe Delicacies of the Season
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I The Best Livery and Feed Stable!
I IN CONNECTION I
F. A. WILLIAMS, Propprietor, MADRAS, Oregon
THE DALLES NURSERIES
R. H. WEBER, Proprietor. Grower and Dtzltt In
FRUIT, SHADE
AND
ORNAMENTAL
TREES
GRAPE VINES
AND
SMALL FRUITS
EVERGREENS, ROSES AND SHRUBBERY
Hyacinths, Tulips, Lilies, Dahlias, Peonies, Etc
THE DALLES OREGON
Cornell Stage & Stable Co.
DAILY
MADRAS
To
SHANIKO
EXCEPT SUNDAY
Bpeolal wttenllon given to carrying ExprcBa Mallur.
Fare $4.50; Round trip, $8.
'ICIff'" Agent at HADSAS HOTEL,
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M IAUUAKI '( BY!
THE
HEADQUARTERS
MADRAS, OREGON
TRY
M. J. B,
COFFEE
Sole Agents for
m m m K m m m m-m m m m
Noted for thir fine quality
The Whiti
Elepln
CRAMER & STEVENS, PROP'8.
and Cigars,
iiiai t rs r a r" jT a r r ssrrm
Oor, Fourtb ruiI E Btroota ,
MADRAS. OREOOK
arm.ers lviar
HARRY DOUTHIT, WtOP.
Kton ivi c A I o m
VEGETABLES
Oregon
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Madras
A. IE. CROSBY
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Axoiuy for i:alniflti Kotlflki. until 'itiunc. w iiujwaiiv nf
TEE DALLES,
WE HANDLE THE FAMOUS
Particular attention is called to the
IM
DEERING BINDER
Tho beat Binder on the mnrkot.
WE SELL THE IE8T AND SAVE YOU MOHEY IN THE TJ
FRANK IRVINE, General
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