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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1906)
Madras MADRAS, CROOK COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1906, til NO, 29 Pioneer pro; rnssioNAb cards. MORE RAILROAD NEWS The above (luantitv ia sufl cient to .poison a. half buahel o i Z. PtASE MADRAS JEWEUH Still Tlicy Comc-ConncctJon to bo had flholled born or other crain (corn .u,,,u. puiuncrn. reeotninoncled.) The crain O. "R. Af. "N". Mlirvnvni'U mira rn fU.f'ttnn1 In lirtfr nrntxH w1 ..It H CLOCK HiSirt JmIi "oto tlo Deschutes liver west of ed to soak over night. It is then OREGON uioo runujr uiuug uju weei;, uiwmuu unu aoauea ior several aays the Uruss Valley Journal, hours in the ..poisoned syrup mi.... i. , . n,. ...f . . . I nu v iiiivu h rvHVfiii nn t tin i Jjf.iuiu iiMmrr. p.nrn muni mnv hu V'" lurnor alrlii Ml fliA i.im aa I rt M wim frk Lilts n. . i "uob.oiuu v hid iiyvi hi iiuur iu umu ujj mo excess o DEN NO l tho freo bridge, and tlien croas- moisture. Puoifie Homestead. . ..,..wtrcttoiiiiiiiopricM. ud to tho taat side. Surveyors Mc,Pta lir.lnr in tlw. flnM ..I.., ...... ! I SUlf All WftU Alf till ilj'O tUEDDEMANH KOTARV PUBLIC lowed by many reports, one be ing that they will connect with GAME BACK TO OREGON OREGON 1'ortland Journal. About the Columbia Southern survey rnonln ftf a Sherman county made last summer from Slmnilco ,,mn wrote to The Journal ask out south, at a point southwest ,n lor facts about northern of Antelope; that the Columbia 'Jkxua, whither a good many Southern to avoid tho Ihmiw K'liatern Oregon fanners have -w Ml I m - grade, south of Shaniko, will been K01,'g. the opinion ex leave that city to one side, run- P,uB8ed by this paper in reply ning within a mile or two of An- '8 corroborated "by reports now telope and connecting with the coming in. A Umatilla county Deschutes survey. This is one ImPyr mentions three men, two ROTARY PUBLIC AND ti s, COMMISSIONER I w 1 -r I M onKuo.v of the many reports and the Irom ll,At county and one from reader can form his own conelu- &ennan county, who have re MiivfR . sum. i i NOTARY PUBLIC ' i-yrtnt or wr. m OREGON j, HOOK HYSICIAN & SURGEON 0Bc in Drug Htoro A report bearing the marks of truthfulness reached Send this week that the Great South- ..M ... urn runway company will ex tend its Hue 180 miles south- turned from a visit to northern Texas, and says: "All three pilgrim farmers decided not to invest, after a thorough invesli gallon. They say the soil is so light that tho seed blows out o the ground; that the rainfall is ward before he snow flies next ali lt durf lhe growi 8 winter, says the Bulletin. on wWe perfect btorrJf8 de A former Bond citizen is lo oBjaioK exited in iho Tygh Valley coun try. lie wrote to a friend here that men connected with the YSICIAH & SURGEON " X WotM.!r lleit Market , ' " . A Wirt out Rilcmr9i . toil'. N, r.lull'ielltut, T )l ItiUfMris. rnnhlor. iKmnimi Vicol"rr II HtLbHtN am. Cimhler. NO. 3851. fiist National Bank CFPRINEVILLE, OREGON scend at hervest lime." lhis represents the Pan handle country as even less de mrnhln tlnin Tli Jniiriinl iS Great Southern were in Tygh Lcl.ibc(1 itj nnd is evidence tlml oer me ,j,e 'Pexa8 fever is not a trood il " ui uiu exioii- . . Mfr to fif lfl(i thnt ih()T(1 : ! .1 mi. .-..-i.i.i. " " " OncQON " ro- toiu me no 1)lacG like Orerron. A trim.f ..i . ; i .i. . ... I uuuyu mwyimu was uie in- observation nnd recreation is all teutlonof the Great bouthern ri,rht for thoao who cani afford company to push construction htj but Inen who lmvo a piece of a eoon a apnng weniuer wouiu r....tie 0l.eon iancl would bettel. permit, and that ISO miles of hloU1 on t0 it or et unothe, new road to the south would be niece in Ore"on I. .1 ..'.if .!- " coiupieied wuuin a year, il ESTABLISHED 1000 500,000.00 rront" IliliOW CtEE AW MI LLI W&M'MEEKIII, Props, 'ntV fawmlll h in oiiurnllon wiim with nil ItlmlHof roiicli 1 lumber on Imml hh huoii o Kwwnea lor iIhiiIdk. 0IZZIY - has been previously announced guys VELL-BRED HORSES iimt tins road will be extenueu HOUtltward tO Bend, aild HU- J. ft TCwnrds. nrnnrifnr nf .... - ' . . , i--r (loui)teuiy some day we will have iarge and well known Hay- anno easi 01 uie uascaues iroin ..roe k s icn rniiisli. is in Eult and and has recently purehns ed a fine shire stallion and sev This report of a 180 mile ex- Lral Shire mares, which ho will tension came from a reliable Uhin to his much about the mid lhe Columbia river to San Fran CISCO. man, and can be believed with out reserve. -ft" die of March. Mr. Edwards writes from Yorkshire, England, to tho Rural Spirit of Portland, GOOD POISON FOB SAGE RATS and says in regard to his pur chase: "T was so impressed Poisoning by sirychniiiG is the with the shire horse since com most effective means known for i"g hero that I decided to get OREGON kni5nBaS rut8 ttnt,i as it in- some good ones out in Oregon, volvea the least expenditure of and especially so after seeing i . . ...I... is!.:..,, l...,. ,i.. ;.. xr..i..o .t Towmhir. i, money ana lauor, iue uioiogicai wiiui ouuo una uuuo m uhim r";wmn i,t .Mir...,,..., v', Sm i'nv iw'onmiMndH it. for rum. crossed With tllO little Welch "Mgki.wtcnuCi,. Lfal use. As a rodent poison to mares. Having tho bone and AHUbCRIP FOR SALE boused by farmers, strychnine size with good action it seems bu. ... I. . I . . I . V l I !.. """wkiiMUotoovernBicni has several advantages.' Its ac- tome mat no is e.uouy uie Price.. Vriu ; uMo'iall m? tio" ltJ 8Ul'e itfl du,ld,3r ,,01fie WG W,l,U ?" Ureg" l C.rSS Uml om,. i .. ir IS KU0W11 10 UlQSt l)0rSOUS, iui wui "fa" 7 Jtr. .... .' upw-iaii)-. , , i -,. ..i:,.,T It anu its oncer lasie is an acuu- uuuicu mmoo. I . I WUIJlll OUIL-LIillU illllUIIDt I11IDUIIV LAND CO. iiiir it fni ii liniwiiliiRR ilniif Robert Rea, who has been visiting here UtU" J "lric,u.e. ' DUi3. OHKOOff. 01IA SDIITHFRN RAILWAY DO. Stable ho. To. 'IvoJulya.lWu. ft "1 tliU'il 3WK nnikti' .""ft Itniiiut Nil. 1. Jnlly I'h; ,11. Will. in U.iu nn, in.iun.mJ II. HI, 10.1,'kl,.,,, Ill in;. ..it . . . u . r i .1.. ...... mm .Ktixi i S ?; . yuu XvitVl9 M H.IH H.00itpvu Arrlvo iiti? it foi il linnnli'HS driiL'. a. ii , i . .i . for the past three weeks or more, left yes Strvohn a hii nhnlo ih tho most 1 1 ....... ' mnrn nn Inr Pnrllnnrl. Hf! pxnects convenient form of tho poison, to Jurn ()e next few daysl0 since it is freely soluble in hot A1;itn u.hrr he 1S suoerintendent of a Water lUld 111 the natural juices maible quarry owned by capitalists con of vegetables usod as bait. To nectcd with the d. i. v. Co. disguise its bitterness so that rodents may not bo deterred from eating the bails, sugar is often employed, or the stryoii- Iltno limy DO UUXect Willi 11B own 6 ,)is other accomplishments, nnd w,is bulk Of commercial saccharine, driving the nfcw wagonette owned by the A sugar syrup poisoned by auto company, atrvohnine mav bo used with l C, Rowlee, superintendent of the D. I. & I'. Co., accompanied uy ins family, A-as in town last Tuesday. Mr. Rowlee has become un expert chauffer, in addition may excellent results. It is prepared rs follows: 1 BIrsoIVo an ounce of stryoii- ,hla sulphate in a pint of boiling ij.Farm For Sale. 100 Rc'ri'8 of beat Improved luniijj housu ami burn and out-hulldliiKs; 100 aorta In wlieut, ono-lmlf ncro In oroh- hriK ;Flvo mlleH nortli of jyiadrus. Inquire or J. UUANSTH'lTKH, Mild- I 111... I. r. v"thtr. LOflVQ, water. Add a putt ot thtolc su "l . J .. .1 ..1 . 1 I Mi... n.titr.,. giirsrup ana stir iiiuiuii(,rinj'. "'"i ul mi ... 11.. 1... 4.m wyr,up is UBimiiy tuoimni uy 0flts f Sfl, , u11t,ir 1- fnuf .1i.niAa ff rill if nil. I, fu V Y t V ' T tp VI lmvo 1,000 bu-hols prlng'8oo.l oatn Jie. but this iHiiofrtessoiiiinl. If A ' . '..i.. V niin.nBf riUOImofl.i ' iC' - . .. mrHIU, JVlfUOIumiuu .w.. vr-. ii....: x? . S"l nvuiavUaH l a nlHaailvaaainl till) ll...i r D h ....uMnn" ' ' 'Wit I. "WIWIU, Ori'Fon. ,rjf"Vi nivtvuwn , v,r..( q quiver. V, X', xiDnu.b. 1 "lt4tlt. fcl,.ii. . " M ... w j. r-,.,1 U,hi. -.uuo.pfp, ivruT) win Keen lnuenuiieiy. nuxw vuivur, iu, A HOMESTEADER KILLEd. Joseph E. Gorry, a laborer on tho government work at Celilo, was instantly killed in an acci dent last week. He was tend ing the derrick and as a box of rocks was brought up it swung oyer, Gorry being mash ed between the box of rocks and the rock wall with suffi cient force to kill him a' most instantly. Gorry was about 40 years of age, and had been a resident of The Dalles for a number of years. Among the papers found in his possesion, and which were turned over to the coroner, was a Receiver's Duplicate Re ceipt for a homestead entry of land in section 11, Tp. 10 south, range 14 east, which is the township lying east of the Agency Plains. Gorry left a son living in Portland, and a daugh ter who resides at The Dalles. JENNINGS-AHSSALL Miss Mary Jennings and Mr. Fred C. Missall were marrjed at the home of the bride's parents at this place at 12 o'clock noon, March 7, 1906. The brief cere mony which made them man and wile was said by Rev. J. K. Craig of the M. E. church, only the family of the bride being present to witness the ceremony. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Jennings, and has enjoyed un usual popularity among all of her acquain tances during the three years of her rest dence here. Coming originally from Vir ginia, Miss Jennings ha.sf been a.resident of lhis state for s;ven years, the fust; four having been spent in Western Oregon and.it was during her residence in the Willamette yalley that the romance be gan winch yesterday culminated in her marriage to Mr. Missall. The groom is a prominent young business man from Mo Coy in Polk county, for which place Mr and Mrs. Missall left yesterday afternoon. They expect to return to this place to make their home some time in the near future. t t Our New Announcement Next Week....;.:...: LENA M. LAMB, Prop. ...... Palmehn Building MADRAS. - OREGON Ferd MacCalUster of Prineville, who owns one of the finest alfal ranches on Crooked river, was in town on Tuesday evening. Mr. iWacLallisler has been one of the successful farmers of this county and he has many theories about farming in this region which he has put to a prac tical test and found gocd. Among other practices which he says are wrong is that of letting the land lie idle during summer fallow. He says that insteed of letting the l.hd lie idle, it should be planted to corn cr held peas, whicn . mane excellent feed for hogs, and that the value of the summer-fallow lor next year's wheat crop is not impaired in the slightest. This idea of Mr. MacCallisters is well worth the attention of the farmers of this sec tion who, owning only small tracts, can ill afford to lose the use of half of their land each year while summer-fallowing It is known that corn yields heavily upon this soil, every experimental crop in that cereal in this section of country having proved entirely satisfactory. GRAIN DRILLS, wo want to sell them right now at a discount 8 an ford & Sill. CULVER HOTEL AND FEED BARN l'EUUY HEICl), MiujnBer. 00D HEALS CLEAN BEDS HEW BUILDINGS Git A IN AND HAY OK ALL KINDS FOIt SAI.K 1'IUCES ItKASONAULK, CULVER OREGON m II 1 BARB WIRE $4,40 Cwt, LOUGKU WILSON , ,r . . .... m. I T H E I I HEADQUARTERS j 1 MADRAS, OREGON 1 M'TAGGART & BYE SEEDS Turkestan Alfalfa, Garden and Flower Seeds Cheaper than you can buy them elsewhere. HARNESS Special For Two Weeks Working and Drive Harness, Collars, Hames and Everything in the Harness Line. BARB WIRE $4.50 PER CWT. ! FAQTFRM HRFnM. I : BANKING UUMHANY V ' J, W. PEEN0H, Pres.j H. A. M00RE, Vioe-Pres.; F. T. HUELBURT, 0ashier FOREIGN EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD SHANIKO, Capital Stock, $25,000 OREGON Deposits, $250,000 Drafts on -A-ll IFstrts of tlo. XIau. J Cornett Stage & Stable Co. MADRAS TO SHANIKO w DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Special att'entlou given to carrying Express Mutter. Fare $4.50; Round trip, $8. Agent at MADEAS HOTEL, The Madras - Pioneer tf $1.50 PER YEAR
