II ., ,. ' . il ' m .in n.n iiL-.iw 'ii4t.n " "' 1 ' ir 3
nf ImprdvementsThe
-M SpoW Events-Items,
Qpndensed.
who
i,a change I"
"""...Lw morning,
the drugstore for dis
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..MA IT
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visitor nt Culver
fw5ll4byO,J. r
WW'- .....
Mddrfin, a S-
.nil ClllVC fpr
0i ronta. Oregon.
rjoiver, attended the
.fcce on Tuesday cv.
iHrrdc. Of Wcuu, -
k tbe Iuin'r Yard
D(. CU)tr j""
ho is teaching ir.
.,;,. ent Saturday and
Owen Hrown, ot
jhe rwini r'i
wiJ..tf 1 1. lMttiUVl "
UIIV . . .
. .n w ndowt priwn
.i.i.ui ne 01 ilea it in
1 .. ... lillUllllf
.La 1 Pl
with hit fnmilv.
,. ii. ,w tiic nurch.isca
10 P1UIIM,
resident.
l.ii ..ttirnnl frnm Shan
Wednesday morning where he will mttt
Presiding littler Skipworlh nrtd, tonetl.er
thsy will visit different points on llio cldct's
Circuit.
Jerry Cramer returned yesterday frnm
Salem, where he went to carry the prison
ers convicted at the recent term of the cir
cuit court at I'rlneville. Jerry is n deputy
sheriff, and wjs n attendance n,t l'rinc
ville during the session of court.
Andrew Morroiv, a prominent sheep
man from Willow Creek, was in town the
first of the week. He is one of the larg
est owner of la.nd in this county, owning
something like is.ooq acres. While here
he leasrd 'several tracts, which will be
sowed in grajn during the coming season.
These lands have all been used by Mor
row (t Kcenan for pasturage of their
(locks in recent years, but they arc be
coming too vajuabje at this time for such
a purpose, and the !ards are being sub
divided into smaljer tracts and leased to
farmers,
Mis. Fred H. .add accidentally shot
the third finger of her (eft band last Sun
day, whie trying to kill a coyote with a
pistol. She had shot at tbe varmint once,!
and the pistol refusing to fjre a second
time, was investigating the cause, when
the pistol was accidentally discharged.
The wound inflicted has proved quite
painfnt, but not serious, and there seems
no danger of losing the finger. Mrs. Ladd
feels that she had a most fortunate escape
from what might have been a serious
accident.
Martin Pratt returned last Thursday
I EASTERN OREGON f
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New Fall and Winter Millinery.
New Dress Goods and Trimmings.
TN '-'Designer" Agents for Standard
FIGURE WITH US
On Your; Winter'? Supplies
PRIQES SENT ON REQUEST
Agents 1900 and 1900 Jr, Washing Machines
rank un nnMP'Nv
ljoii in no yyifii Hi
lii I load of freight. He is ; evening from a two weeks visit jn Port
.. .t. ti C f . Ca. this
H VK u vv -
A..nMiii. Mr nrwl
K.l ovunfmr frnm thr
Dt)b ami 'dressed lum-
Jutr. mill ulnlnw.
jlNtttbaGrlfczly Lake
Doogljs and wife of liny
. .t i I.. i
vm loose wnu aucnucu
at this phce on last
t. . .. ...
I urcn or town nropeny
Oregon. Ollice in
. n t
Ml hit wiu in lit tit,ifl
irtijM, He is engaged in
yusJiUi ar nrnn.
LlrlftllVM MMr T miArU
I koe just cist of Mad
re with his family to
tO School this uinfrr
Of 1 loinhlnni tiritf n
wWittts Marble works of
thtV Will trnrl
luvit iuv iiip uui whs
land, where he witnessed the closing scenes
of the Lewis mid Clark Exposition. .Mr.
I'ratt biings most encouraging news con
cernlng the condition of his father, Mr. I.
W. Pratt, Who was stricken with paralysis
while attending the sessions of the Su
premc Council of the Scottish Kite Ma
sons, of which he (s a member. The
stroke Waj a sight (ine, and his father's
condition s fP deemed at all serious at
this time. Mr. IVrII $r. visited here for
several days during tKc inmmer, and will
he most pleasantly remembered by all
who met him.
Arthur P. Donohue, formerly connected
with the Western Historical Publishing
Company, and Kied N. Wallace, of Laid
law, arc the latest to enter the field of
Crook county journalism. They will
soon begin the publication of a paper at
Laidlaw to be knotvn as the Laid law
Chronicle. Doth have had experience in
newspaper work, and ns they have already
been assured of a liberal patronage for
their paper, it should prove a successlul
venture. Laidlaw is located on the Des
chutes nt a point formerly known us
Picket Island, and on the old line of sur
vey of the Corvalhs & Eastern railroad.
It is an ideal location for a town.
Jno. I sham, accompanied by his daugh-
atowDKbt Saturday, He! Addic Loucks and George LouckstjrM rc-
places on the nlains. ' turned Fndav evenine from a Dleasant
1 ?w4Hiei m gardening is
'Ijlostopat Hotel Poln.
wiai it ia the
--..v,., ,u iTlllOVIIIo,
iDt. pood nccomi.u..
106b mrion.i i.i..... .
.rv .v8muiuuK8 for
Vftr.iMl ....
-M J HIIII fill.. t.l
.Mwojunoriiraues.
blauka mnti jUlJl,C(.
, MADRAS
IM EAT MARKET!
Keeps constantly on hand the best )
S FRESH AND SAL.T MEATS
And phvh the hliihent market price for Fat Cattle. (0
fa Hog", Sheep, Butter, Eggw, and other Farm Produce 9)
WE CAN ATI8FY YOUR WANTS - GIVE A CALL (
g Madras, Oregon g
SHAN1KO, OREGON
uapiiai atouK, ao,vw uuposiii, zov,vnj &
I J..EBENOH, Pros., H. A. MOOEIf, ioe-Presa P. T,TtttfBtBTJ5T,piW" J
FGRF RN FxnHflNflF Rfll lr3HX A rVIri Sf.. li
5 grafts 2 -A-ll .rts q tle
THE BEST
LIVERY AN PEEP STABLE
D, A, HQWPLL'S
Qqp(r4 stopk. Careful drivers, Tegt of hay and grain,
prices reasonable.
MARBLE wdGRANITE
Monuments.-
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WATTS MARBLE WORKS
WAfrs & BAKER," PROP'S
IVIarbje and Granite, .
iM: o 3sr tj jml b osr a?
Wooduien.aiHl lodge work aspccialtj-
Iron and Wire Fencing for Cemeteries
ami Farms. ' '"
We deal direct with quarries in pm
Lop; -Lots.
P DALLES,
OREGOlf
Prinevile's
DEPARTMENT STOR
Parries tho Largest and Rest Selected stock of Genta'
and I.adfes' Heady-Mado Clothing of any store In
Drpok County. Lnteat styles, best fit, lowest prices,
4Itso a full aud complete line of everything need by
llio farmor nd stooltmp. Soud fn a trial order
aud be convinced.
WURZWEILER & THOMSON
Prineville,, . Oregon
e
Slianiko Warehouse Company
QENERAL STORAGE AND FORWARDING
Special nttention to Wool Gdng gnd Baling for Eaatern ship
ments. Dealers in Blacksmith Soa, Lime and Builders' Material
of 9II kinds. Sulphqr, Wool and Grain Sacks and. Twine, Grain,
Fjour aqd Fepd. Highest price paid fqf des and Belts. Sfpck
Ypfda R-jfh )l tbe latest and best facilities fpr bundling 89ck.
Mark Goods Care oi
S, W. Go
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Tt G. CONDON, Manager.
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visit of several months at the old. isham
homestead on the Mackenzie near Ulue
River, which was entered by him more
man 30 years ago and is still owned by
Mr. Isham, one of his sous living there
now. Miss Laura Isham remained at
Hlue River. His friends here expected
the early snows would compel him to
come home by way of Portland. He
drove over the Cascades, but encoun
ered on the trip three feet of snow and
camped in the snow one night. Mr.
1:
b Horaoshoolng a Specialty ' r-
WATER-TANKS and GRAIN-RACKS
Pct4tly..p j nrnnit I says he was very Rlad when he got
I In Siflhf nl V.ll.nl trmnrM
Wflvl ..... w WIBKU...
-ALWAYS ON HAND-
I Anttlop urug company
I ANTELOPE. OREGON
Z prescription work a principal feature Of this eforo. Ho sqbetitutioa.
I Accwraoy gqratiteed. llail orders reseive (iarefut gtteptloo ap.il d0-
9ELE6T LWE OF PERFUMERY hW TOILET TIGLE
i Z. F. MOODY
I GENERAL COMMISSION &
pnowARniun mprp.uamt t.
Lrgc nd Doinmadlou Wrthoue. Connlgunients Sollcltod.
Prompt attention ptd to those who Jftvorns
with tbair patronngro.
SHANIKO. OREGON
men uiii
Hall onTh,i..:' ' Thc "Oo"qe Social" given on Hal
,b public ii inii, 1 1 lowt'en by ,h8 J'adies AW Sode,y WBS '
14 furnished ,ni ' lu" we" attended and a very enjoyable
Bwomiuwi i .1. . 1 was haa by those who were nrescn'.
wnoat , A .'
in 1 i. , Hiiiijiii' inn iiiiiiinsr 11 pi n it n niinrriif. 11 11 t
Hlut ror 1 j ....... .... , 'U .,..-,..,
i
ff'lneurflnceaonlniv Jne'WllnR address by J. E. Heddingfield
IM .1. I in t... III.. rlt I
""iigmof tho
you doslro In.
"iiunireat Of Mm I" Mucl u7 UHIIOWHV unu nu,
1 " you dnaim 1... I nnooks. which was accorded an encorei a
ffwrtv. ! ...hi .
It ht ... .' " oe
iiim com
?itrof the Eastern
touching recitation by Mrs. J. A. HolT
ina a story by Professor Fulton. The
question of woman's rights was handled
by Miss Martha ft.'Kobinson in an able
. .
ComM,. w",lcr" 1 ana numerous manner. The exercises
I K,, ni r-7 m onaniko, ' closed with a number by the "gleelcss '
1 Wave Hflrtt. .r 1. (lllArtait. Til. .11... . k .1,.
n Thursday cn their GWy fort"ne tellers, (Mits Jennings a
Wp to rit. n n ? E Roush) were thcie. Thb trai
dttt lami ' ' nal "PMmpkln pie? supper, made in t
nd
tradi-
the
Wl ma... r ""ercsts. good old-fashionsd wav. was served.
s urnni - .
)... ..." vuauesiH ..
-IIIIJWMI-
n . . ' MKnes-Borden Wedding.
Iiors, . . "aVCcon'l Miss Mvrlle Ilnrden and 7. R. Mni
, aoo head,
ne. llrttVi t,U"il.. ...... ..tl. 1 !., it ns
10 Vc'maT f fIaf'eat Prineville last Thursday evening,
wd ir.. nelt i T,w appy coupl relumed to Madras
t fim rj ,L ' came n l'rlday anl in the evcnlntr were civen a
. -n -'iWBetktn ... .
"y h4...j . ,w t"riy rtcewww bv their manv irrtfius ana
dfi.. r"""t Mirouah B....it.....V. ... r. .. ....
. VMSSV . D ' I ST1 III IM IS " " ' I 111.1 Mill IrtBlSl I MPIr
g AN FORE
SHANIKO and
MADRAS
Oregon
& SILL
IB w.jtiiiiiiiHBsn
MMjagfc Mii MawKliWIsBTttBMffBBaM flu
We have a full line of
PLOWS
HARROWS
DRILLS
and all klids ol."
riiiplemeiits':.
Uardwarerand
Groceries
SANFORD & SILL
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