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A.DVKRTIB1NO ' AT K8""oN APPlilCATION
Kntored as scdond class iuattr August
2H, 1901. t tho iWttillcu'af 'Mtitttas. Oro.,
nntlcr tlio Actof Conjjrcss of SlnVcIl 8.1K7U.
S. C. Shelley returned
frorn a trij to ghaniko""'
inc jev. Hwr for tius a
Madras today "Vrom
mornlni
rived
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mouniam view
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Pill M I M I Aim?
HpBSDAY
Nov. 1 6, 1905
The bridge wliich was to be
built across Willow Creek at
tile northern boundary of towt.
Will be very much needed when
the high waters of the raih
rn
eeason come, inp on ace was
to be built bv contract, hy Ed
fiaroin, and the Juraber Una
already been placed upon the
ground, but because Harbin
failed to build the bridge with
in specified tirne, his contract
lias been declared forfeited. It
is hoped, however, that, this will
not occasion any ertat deiay in
tlie construction of the bridge.
The ppunty commissioners "haw
voted-tkis improvement, and it
will PPt be a great yhile until
he nimerons settlers who live
jipon the ig plains and .adja
cent territory will require the
. pridge in order to get their Trad
jng point with comfort and safe
ty. Harbip wag delayed in
building the bridge because he
ias had so muck pther wotk ol
a similar kind to do in other
portions of the coynty, and his
failure to get around to it should
iot deprive tlie people of thib
"end of the county of a very
nuck needed improvement.
: POUNTY COURT NEWS
Hie following are extracts
from the County Court Proceed
ings whick will be of interest to
people of this vicinity:
Witkdrawal of petition to
move county .road across section
jJG of roar known as on P.
Rea road, motion granted,
Repovt of the sheriff on the
1 904 tax roll appro yer as being
apparently correct,
In the matter, of tke incorpo
ration -of the town .of .Madra.
Oregon, petition and proof ol
posting notice and proof of num
ber of inhabitants, coutinued
until January term ior investi
gation, In the matter of the bridge at
'Madras, contractor Ed .'fjarbln
having failed and neglected to
i)uild bridge as per contract, the
same is hereby declared for
feited. Affidavit of C. H. Mcijlroy re
garding . incorporation of the
town of Madras, oontiriued un
lil the January term.
In the matter of the Haycreek
canyon road, clerk to advertise
jbr bids for constructions of
said road as per form written.
Washlntori, lb iook'iVler business Interest
in thls'vlc'Jnit'y. " ",M "
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Mr. and Mrs I, M Foster were vis
nors at Veisler yesterday. They 'had ex
pecica 10 go on to eoruanu out upon
reaching Helslr, Mr. Foster received a
telephone vritch necessitated his return.
He will now probably remain until a final
disposition is made of the Ma!oy bank
rupt stpek.
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Postmaster Martin T. Pratt lefLyester
day morning for Portland, where be will
spend some time visiting the home (oiks
Mr. Pratt's father who had a. slight stroke
of paralysis at Washinttqrj Cjtv recently
while attending the sessions pf the Su
ptcme council of the Scottish ttc Ma
sons, has not fully recovered,, and it is in
order to be of assistance to him hat Mart
is going to spend a lew weeks n Portland.
Deputy Sheriff J. H. Haner of Prine-
ville was in town on Tuesday, serving pa
pers in attachment against the M alloy
btore ptoperty. This property ias been
in the hands of R. L. Sabin of the Mer
chant's Protective Association of Portjand
ior some months past, 1. M. roster, a.
iepresentaiivc of the association being in
charge here and the property being held
under a general assignment lor the bene
fit of the creditors. The attachment pro
ceedings have been instituted by the Hock
Island Plow Company, who deny the va
lidity of the assignment to Mr. Sabin.
The annual distribution of
vegetable and Hower seeds by
the department- of agriculture
will begin December 1. and be-
ore planting time it is e-xpeoted
tpe. emite amount, aggregating
38,000,000 packages, will be in
the hands of the people in all
sections of the country. Con
gress, for the past several years,
has appropriated 290,000 for
this putpose, but a portion ol
the amount is used for foreign
experiment work and other kin
dred matters.
REAL ESTATE
Work May Start at Kin Mine
- Jt is rumored here that the Oregon
ICing mine near Ash wood will be opened
up again within the next few weeks. The
King was shut down about a year ago,
since which time it has been flooded with
water. Several months ago it was pump
ed out in order that an inspection might
be made by experts for the Geiser-Hen-drix
people of Baker County, and it was
reported the mine was about to be sold.
After the workings were inspected, how
' ever, the mine was allowed to fill again,
and the sale was reported to he off. Re
-cently the arrival of several former em
ployes "of the company at ABhwood has
revived the story of a sale of the" mine,
and it is now stated that Uie inine will be
operated in a short time.
The King mine is the best known min
ity property in Crook county, and k is
said to be owe ol the biggest mining prop-
ertiae in the state. J t has beeu .developed
fa a depth of 00 feet, with drifts at each
JcvJ, but awing to troublesome luigiilien
tlw mM bas Mver been operated stead
ily, the management :ch6b themselves
40 blocking met the ere bodies. Tiiis
jnoatrty K owned by J, G. Edwards f
MaycrMk, C. M. Cartrifht ef Portlaad,
Bend Bulletin: That Central
Oregda is coming to be general
ly recgonifled as a good field for
investment is indicated by the
readiness of capital to come in
on all sorts of rational develop
ment enterprises. These con
cerns will Succeed, They will
make money for their promoters
and owners, as they otlght.
Aud they will open the country
and provide opportunities for
all the people to make money.
Hie Deschutes valley is coming
right up to the front.
Special Notice,
The photo gallery U open for busi
ness find tho public is invited to call
and Jook over my work. Bring in
your small piotures and have them en
larged. "N'ond and produce taken in
txcbanc fr photo work. Comedown
and see Wili.'b, ami baye bim make a
picture of your homo aud eend it to
your Ent-teru frienda. Very respect,
fully, I am yours for business
W. K. BREWSTER.
NOTICE.
Parties knowing themselves Indebt
ed to me for water rent tire requested
to ca'I and pay same. 1 need the
money for the purpose of buying a
new pump and making other improve
ments at the well before the whiter
sets in. J. A. ISUAM.
A. M. WILLIAMS & CO
DEALEItS )f
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Furnishing: Goods
HOOTS AND 8IIOES
HATS ANI CAPS
THE DALLES
OREGON
IN.
Mi
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General Blacksmith
and Wagon Maker
HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY
AH VVerk Ckir.iintMi
ye Have the following choice tracts of
lanu; for ga jp thi vicinity:
160 acres ol larming land, 15 utiles
south' of Madras. Quad hnqsc.ancl barn,
all fenced; So acres now in grain and bal
ance can be cultivated. The crop will be
included in the purchase price.
40 acres about to miles southwest of
Madras, on Lntle ' Agency I'lidns. All
plough land; unimproved. Leye) plateau
and, and as good as the best land tn this
ylcinUy.'
640 acres of land five miles'northtast
of Madras. Al under fence and 550
acres of it good plough land; balance
good pasture Iqnd.
40 acres of land lying under Columbia
Southern ditchj al irrigable.
160 acres of farming land lying 12
miles north of Madras. Has fine spring
upon it, and is al) fenced.
800 acres of farming and pasture land,
15 miles north of Madras. Thirty acres
can be irrigate?! and used for fruit ranch
or garden spot.
Title to all of above tracts perfected.
Abstract furnished If desired.
Prices arid terms reasonable.
For particulars apply to
MADRAS
REALTY GO.
D. P. Rea, op
Max Lueddemann,
MADRAS, OREGON
CULVER HOTEL
AND FEED BARN
fKItllY HERD, Manager.
GOOD MEALS CLEAN BEDS
NEW BUILDINGS '
GRAIN AND HAY OK AI.Ii KINDS FOH SAt.K
' 1'ltICHS KKASONAIUX
CULVER OREGON
air
COLUMBIA SOUTHERN
RAILWAY 10.
TIME TABLE NO. 10.
Kffecttvo July 3, 1001.
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STATIONS.
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l?or rn.tpa and other Information apply to
p. K. LYTI.K, 0. F. A I. A,
Slianlko, Oregon,
K. . WiiK, ARpnt. Slianlko, Oro.
3 Cut this hu, Insert r. O. artclrcii, tto,
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I Want The Pioneer
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To, Thp I'lonoor PubllnliliiK f'otnpany,
MfJra, Oregon:
Oextlkjikn: Count mo as n ii)emler
o( Tho rionccr Family Ior ono year.
Bond inc tho paper for that tlmo, for
whlcri I aiaeo to pay the nam of H.fiO
on or boforo January lnt, l'.W,
Datkp at ,
I'. 6 Oregon, this
.....day of 1KB.
(Signature) .
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LEATHER REPAIRING
Shoes, Earsiriiessy Strap
worlr, and all Isrind-s of
' JLieatlier "KToxz done neat
ly and. on snort notice.
J. E. WILSON
Madras Oregon
FARMER'S MARKET
The Finest Cuts of Fresh Meats at
LOWEST PRICES
A nerju line of Salt and
Smoked JVIeafcs just received
est LARD on the market
Tlie liijtat Pries paiii for Butter, Eggs, Poultry
GALL AND BE GONVINGED
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LUffiBEH
....FOR SALE....
GOWLES & DERHAM Sawmill
on XDes Onvt-tes DBlvor
FIRST-CLASS LUMBER AT LOWEST PRICES
Rough lumber deliver! at Madras $13.50 Per m.
All dimension lumbar will be Fir If desired at same prloe.
SEND ALL ORDERS TO THE MILL
IDailtsr OsEail, O. ,A.d.a.re&,
MADRAS, M OREGON
SUBSCRIBE FOR
The Madras Pioneer
$1.50 PER YEAR
M'TAGGART & BYE
THE
HEADQUARTERS
MADRAS, OREGON j
SPECIAL
Workjng and Drive Harness, Collars. Hames
ana fcyeryming ip ipc narness Line,
BARBED WIRE
S4a&
PER HUNDRED
0
I AT THE OLD STAND
t Unrnnnlmnmnr D I an bom Sill inn UnrynnmAt!RJ
iiuiodoiivd W) uiaunommmik! nauiiniM
F. J. BROOKS, Madras. Ore,
' WE SLL Agricultural implements, Machinery and Barbed Win
The White Elepliai
, CRAMER &. STEVENS, PROP'S.
pifsf;nQlass Wines, Iiiqjpps
gind "Cigars.
HIGH ORAPE CASE GOODS
Oor, Fifth and Btroets
MARRAS, OREGON
A. E. CROSBY
vnov uiv.ro n
POSTOFFICE PARMAC
Cnrrlcfl ft CftH'.ito Line of lr"iltt Jlcillclncn, ChoinlcaU, Ilonnelipldltemfdirt,
DrjiRBliU' Hndf lpn qiul I'liofo HiijiiIdh. Coiititry Mnll Onlorx I M roritrwnil
ntiontloii, A (railimto In clihru" Hfo delivery KrniitccI "i inr rdwrlpth
my
Ago
iiuniiuu, a iifRiiiiRU' in ennrgu no uoiivcry K"ufi"lltlu ! I'l'""'!
ly fplRly, Stryclinltio 4ml l'ot Uymtayvn. .Stock Food iiml DlwofallUs
gany (uf IJn'utmkn KoJrV. lrth 'IMioiivh. WHOI.K8AMC AM l.WU
THE DALLES,
0REGI
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THE BEST HOT
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i isr :m:.a.:d:r.a.s
! the "GREEN" HOTEL
I The Place where the People Stop
HEADQUARTERS FOn COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
I . ALL STAGES STOP AT THE HOTEL
Our Table's Always Furnished with the Delicacies of the Season
IThe Best Liverv and Fei
I IN CONNECTION
I MRS. ARCHIE MASON, Prop., MADRAS, (W
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Bd Stab e
Comett Stage , & Stable Co.
MADRAS
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shAjsiko, ....
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Special alteutjou given to carrylug Bxprw Mntor.
Fare $4.50; hound trip, $8. mv1
. . . Avt at MADIAS HOT
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SMANIKO
OREGON
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