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The Madras Pioneer
Published evtery Thursday by
THE PIONEKK PUBH.SHlNr CO,-
1 " feUBSORIPTlON nATES'.x- I' 1
One yW,' .". . . $1,60
St months. ..'.,..'.'.. hb
Three months 4VU..v.,.w.vr.: 5",
Charles A. Johns, a linker turn out llrst ibhusa iiour, uml
OWy ftuorney, haa Ruioui.eedjfyom the ti'iWrtiit of Hour which
ADVKKTlblKO KATKS
on aitMcatio !
Entorpd as sefe'ond class nmtipV'VV1'
29. 1DM. at the r'bnotllce at Madras. Oro.
under the Act of Conttross of March "3,187t.
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Oct. i2, I905
TttURfeDAV
END OP THE FAIRi
Sunday will be the htat day
'of the Lewis and Claris "E pos
ition, the greatest fair ever heli
on the Pacific Coast. The at
'.tendance has beh atyotit tw."
and a half miilidns, fully two
thirds of which were paid ad
missions Financially the ex
position has been a great suc
cess th'e announcement having
Vbeen made .by President Good
that fully $100,000 will be. r. -Utirned
to the subscribers. A.
"the time the subscription for1,
stock was taken, $406.000 vv -'raised
in Portland, and it wn.-'
hot expected that any of i
would' returned, About 2fi
per ceh Wll,-,'hqwever, be r-f
turned1 to the subscribers. :
If.roni an educational stand
cpom't the exposition has dune
'great work. Too little wa
Iknow'n Vn other parts of th
VOnite'd States concerning tin
wonderful advantages of soil
and climate which Nature hai
'bestowed with "such a lavisl.
band upon' the Pacific North:
west, and the Lewis and Clark
'Exposition h1a3 drawn the atten
tion of the entire country to
this much favored sectiou. Its
-benefits will be felt immediate!
ly, and the state is unquestion"-
ably entering upon "an era oi
' growth and development such
as it has never before known.
Unmistakable signs of the
''approach of winter are already
in evidence and the prospect
for a long seige of cold weather
are said by the older settlers of
this' region, to be unusually.
' gocd,, Heavy frosts cover tb
' ground every morning, apd ocj
.'asionally a covering of snotfr
may be seen upejr "tjie surround -
ing hills. "Last Saturday morn r
ing old Grizzly and Grey Butte
'both had on winter ttire, and
"'the long chain of snow-capped
inotinains tcj the"1 "Westward
allo w -their , iibveririip new
-.snow. During the summer thesfe
JJmduntains ere. more nearly
'b'are of snoV "Ih'an ilxey were
ever known to have" been before,
but from ptesen't" "Tndications
this winter will make up for all
1 i .
. the delinquencies of last season
in its supply of a snVwy cover
ing. The mornings and even
ings are1 already very chilly,
' which is quite unusual in thif
region, where 'the most pleasant
days of the year are during the
long fall season, . ;
j. , , : .
The establishment of a rural,
J free delivery at "Culver will em
' phasise, the fact of the verj
5 ( rapid settlement of this section
of Qrook county during the past
' few years. It requires 100 fam
ilies upon a rtotfte ojf'not to ex-
ceed 25 nliles before a petition
for a rural free delivery route
will be considered, and the Cul
v'er route', if es&tylishedi will be
the second which -has been al
lowed, in .tjiis section of the
county. And, th'ey will be the
hnlv fre'e .'delivery routes in
Crook, county, iridicaitig, the
wonderlul developnient and set
tlement of a country which Virus
only a few yfears ago giyefl iover
entirely to .the pasturage or tne
flocks and . herds-of a few scat
tered stookmen.
" O Wb tarry the Irget Hue of heater
lis candidacy for tiny 'reipubli
run nonnnatuui for'g6vhi nor of
the $tnte,' suhjedt to ' the' term
ntid conditions of the primary
law." TOWW"1
"Aladras FloiOut of Madras Wlicat'
The new flouring .mill of the
Madias Milling & Mercantile
Co. 'tis started up during the
week and will soon be grinding
out lloic, regularly, although
omu delay "is Jeing expii
euced jast now Mifgetting tiiingB
to Vorking .propH . The en
u;ine was fivd Up last week oi
the p.Ul'poSH of tifHting- the iuh
(hinVry4 and on Monday of this
week the grain w.is started nn
ttjsjouruev to th filers, .- as
to be converted in to flonr. Owr
iuu to some millbi- trubleB with
he pinnpmg machinery there in
a lijulit idelay in getting the
mill iiito'periVct woruing order,
but within au .few days the
"tightening up" process will be
ver with and then the mill will
bejrin to grind si-adily.
The new flouring mill has u
apacity of B0 barrels of flinu
per day. Max Putz, the secre
ary of the company, is an ex
perienced miller, and in fact hn
i he reputation of being one of
lie best millers in Eastern Ore
4011. He operated a mill ar
Mitchell for several years, and
hen moved liH 'mill to thin
place. Under his management
the mill at this place should
is hauled into Central Oiejioti,
there should lie Ho trouble in
marketing all of the flour llwit
this mi. 1. can produce even when
running at lull eapiiV-.ity.
HEATER
The rrtost completo line In Madras
FURNITURE, UNDERTAKING, GOODS,
A ton of Barbed Wire to dispose of at
S4.35 per 100 for cash,
NOW Is THE TIME to IIUV, 'Wo aro
selling out all old stock fit a cut price.
CARPET SAMPLES AND RUCS
G. R. LOUGKS & GO.
Madras, Oregon 6th. & C Sts.
A M. WILLIAMB & bo fm
DEALERS IN
Dl-y Goods, Clbthihg,
Furnishing Goods
M'TACGART & BY)
THE
1100T3 AND 8H0E8
HAT8 ANl) CAI'8
THE DALLES
ORECOK
N - E - W
Harnes hop
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NOTICE. v
To Whom It May Concern;
Notice is hereby gYcn that there
v4ll be presented to the Honorable
t'-ountj Court Tor the County of Crook
mthetState of Oregon, at Prinevflle,
Oregon, on Wednesday, the lat dtiy of
November, 1905, at 10 o'clock A. M.,.
"T ttie coiiblderatfon of Bald Court, uii
pplication by Max Lueddemann and
48 others for the Incorporation of a cer
tain portion of UiooK County, Oregon,
into a iunniclpul corporation to be
known aa the Town of Madias. Ami
liatatsaid tlmtiT the safd Vourt will
ne requested to grant eatd petition,
and to matte all such other and further
rders as, , may Jbenecessary in the
premises. ;ue copy of said appli
cation isjas folIoWD, Wwit:
To the yoiifity Court of Gsook County, State.bl
Oregon: . r
We, the undersigned-, your petitioners, re
spectfillly xcjir'csent. untp your Honorable
BodyiHftt'rtve .tuifcl.i.fidU eleton of droolc
County andUhe Slate of Orcpon, residing in
the ter'rlVory iiertinaf.tvr't totilC .and den
crlbeU, ' tdlWit," ltH 9 -i Syr W,ot ncction
ono (i). iiid'H i -a aa iri y seetioc rwo m, tne
N t-2 ydxti'ot s'dtiorf'.b'evqi'jjujmjcl the Nv
Wol-s-ctWn" twe,v4ltfl2,'ii i1 ToWnnhlb
eleven (1J .8USof Hngc thirtcrti id) Eart
Wlllariittte MeriaranianayjiatJtKcnjaro now
rexlding )lha',jtho limit? of $aid eforpdes
crlbed territory) not 'itH tlilW'Joe bundrcjl
and fifty ItJUbitoiftiV "r ' " ' '.
Wherefdeyohr pctitloricre' respectfully prai-
that thfenlreXlescrlwiU'. territory, to-wlt, the
8w l.'i action; J, Bl-2 Be M veection 2,
Nl.,jfelU;Wji6'n)l and KifVpctlon i,
towmbibtS, kjabfc 13 E W..I.'r j'nay be iri
corporatjyd ltpia'intjnlclpal, ctlrpo'ratlon to be
known the TawrVoI Jladlft;ea liprovldefl
for by CtjapteVbrifr of Title 27 of Bellinger t
Cottori'n AUnAtafl'd Code of Ottgon.
And youf petitioner furlhsf Wnpectfully
pray fqfiuu'dtbdr and furtbcV qfderx of thin
Court a'H j-puf Honorable Body 'Jnay Mild nee?
eaxary lb Wic nremisca.
Max m.rklilemann vtohn, A,.PaImehn
John Ishitj) . Don a?, Rea
Robert Itca ra Barber
Geo. A Sleveufl . 'Jerry Cramet
. P. M. Williams
,1 C E. Campbell
C. E. Bouab
J. fe. BedingQeld
Cbas. Dr. Robertson
F. Oliver
Martin T. Bratt
J. P. Hahn
F. A. Williams
A. W. Mason
J. M. Foster
P. Z. Pease
John MoTaggart
Oscar F- Neal
J. F. Burns
B. C. Stlckel
F. J. Brooks
J. M. Mayes
Cbas. M. Dlzney
Charles E. Bye
Geo. R. Loucks
J. R. Magueas
J. M. Arnold
A. Plerson
M. L. Loucks
U. 15. Cpwles
Cbas. A, Water- M. Putz
bouse t'S, C. riliolley.
C. Hi Mlitelroy, Wm. McElroy
Edward rwfe'ctingP. C Fulton
8. T. OAjpfoy B. S. Larkln
J. P. Netson-.v lt.J. H. Lockard
J. K. Craig R. T. Jones
G. Cj RojUtledtro II. C. Daniels s
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
- Land OffUe at Tko Dallex, Oregon,
Kcptembo'r , lwtt,
Notice is hereby given jthfy the following
named bettler ban tiled notice of iil Intention
to make final proof in Mipport of lift olaitn,
and that Maid proof will be unulo before the
County Clerk of Crook county, at I'rlneville,
Oregon, on November U, ltf, vies
Jrilm Cv l'axto'nt
,of Larnonta, Oregon, ui II. K. No-, 2ufti for tiio
a uw hi and $ nw M of meo 10, to fl,n, r )1
o WW.
Ho name the following witnesses to prove
ilia continuous rcjldpi)t.$ upon aitd cultivation
bfi;ald land, vUi
(IP T.ltliflll altliV
till V? Ill - ' I " " -o "I - ! ' xV 4I IMQW FT
LABKIN, Prop.
Madras, Oregon
COMPLETE LINE OF HARNESS AND SAD
DLE FIXTURES
The beat quality of Eopairing
B. F, Allen, President
T. f. Baldwin, Cashier.
Will Wumweiler Vice 1'rcs.
II. Baldwin, A-.st. Cashier.
NO. 3851.
The First National Bank
OF PRINEVILLE, OREGON
ESTABLISHED 1886
Capital,
Surplus aud Undivided
$80,000.00
Profit
niue l'rlnt Township Tints rdrftfclcd up to
dato showiug names of all entrymou, vacant
land rivers and crooks, fcOcontu caclit
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE
ForscourlnR title to all kinds of aovommoni
laud without rosldenco or Improvomont, at
lowest market prices. Write us for full par.
llculars.
All kinds of Land Offlce business a specialty.,
Twenty-five years oxperUuce, tteieroncot
Freuch it Co., bankers.
HUDSON LAND CO.
THE DALLES. OIlEdON.
Hamilton Hoti
First olnsa mt'ale and beds,
Prices reasonable. Head
quarters for ull stuge Hues.
Antelope,
Oregon
HENRY L. KUCK
MANUFACTURER OK
Harness and Stock Saddles
COWBOY OUTFITS A SPECIALTY.
Dealer In Collars, Whips, Robes and a gen
eral lino of Horso Furnishing Opods, Tentj
Awnings and Wagon Covers. All work guar I
anteed,
East Second St.
THE DALLES, On
HEADQUARTERS
MADRAS, OREGON
SPECIAL
Deal For Two t Weekf
Working and DrlV Harness Collars, He
and Everything In the Harness Line.
BARBED WIRfc
$4.50
PER HUNDRED
Cornell Stage & Stable Co,
MADRAS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Special attention jjlven to carrying Express Matter.
Fare $4.5d; Round trip, $8.
kgent at MADRAS HOTEL.
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....FOR SALE-.u.
C0WLE8 & DERHAM
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o2i xjos oinjites ivor
FIBSTrCLASS LUMBER AT LOWEST PRICES
Roil) lumber delivetl at Madras $13,50 Per m,
All dimension lumbar wYl fao Ffr If desired at same price,
SEND ALL ORDERS TO THE MILL
rDaiiy DMCail, 3?- O- Address,
MADRAS, OREGON
li? AT THE OLD STAND
Horseshoeing; Blacksmithing, Wagonmaking i
R J. BROOKS, Madras, Ore.
WE SELL Agricultural Implements, Machinery and Barbed Wire 1
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rX3ST MADRAS
THE BEST HOTEL
is tiie "GRE
EN"
HOTEL
The Place where the People Stop
HEADQUARTERS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
! ALL STAGES STOP AT THE HOTEL
Our Tables Always Furnished with the Delicacies of the Season
1 The Best Liyery and Feed Stable
IN CONNECTION
$ Fi A. WILLIAMS Prap'prletorj MADRAS, Oihw
The White Elephan
CRAMER & STEVENS, PROP'6.
pitstClass Wines, hiquops
and Cigars
HIGH ORADE CASE G00D15
Oor, Fourth find E Streets
MADRAS, OREGON
The Farmer's Mark
CARRIES THE BEST
FRESH, MEATS
.Vegetables
i$a'daS Oregon
A. t. CROSBY
rnoiMtiKVtiil
POSTOPFICE PHAW
nrn.nUt.i Uniwtrl Vlintn Hnr,iilli Hniniirv Mull Ordofll 1 lT JBT P"!
attention,, A (ifmlunVo Jn rhurgo. Piifp dflvery(isuRrnt VPfP',T
my ie?laltr.. Stryc'hp'n? nVJ lfcit, lclrojrw3i, ,8tbVVwrtlf W,1!.,
Aganty for Katraau Kotlttk. IinU VKowie. wiiolmhalk ahw
THE DALLES,
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We Handle the Famous
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Particular attention is called to th6
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DEERING BINDER
The best Bindor on the market.
urc r:i i tup rest tun sue vnii unucY IM THE TftANSACTI
General Merer
FRANK IRVINE,
Antelope,
Orem
im "if ad r a. Call on us urore Buying. . uregon,
Ufc Sucks Co, I nu UCIU T' 'M"'
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