r)MiMfi5 AT MA HD AC
Chronicle of ImprovementsThe
Moving Throng Business and
Social Events Items
Condensed.
... n.ira ohonneB In
vert"9" W "-..-..od to hand In
'Ad'h.8nao W Monday mornlrtti
lr - . . i
. ,. at the MuiiriiH
... ,,. reiurncd from n
.!; 0TheUa!lcind Portland.
wnfutryc ininu am. iw.
H,rron was in town from
-i finr ni inc muci
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. . r. n( final Prairie.
ki Maui ai.i'i - . , '
, V pit with the Misses
E.Roab was a visitor on lower
-..j. .t ih enU 0 I1C wcck, uuv
Utc '
n..w,t market here.
It litems, who is teaching in the
. i L..I t tifrf to defend the
A mini Ills Iiuillt3li.au
ISNIluitu h "
by Lbarles Ilye.
k.lcblckteii illnnor next Sunday
- . ti..i.i mill nil Mm nllior
,i .uiiii h il rul.nl r.wi
IMo't nilMi It
C, 0Neil is postmaster at the new
. v'u..i nn rmnktd river, and
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CA time lias uecn iippumuum i.
tatLower Dodge.
Gmily Lake Lumber Co. can
uiucij. - -
liinrt. f.il! on the lum
P7WVtl imu-. -
ff IK Maik.l I . W fl Pf ,1 t ,11. mill
11. Hi onurvw ! ..(, "M"
. Varnia fnr miln til tilt!
ft.fit.ii of Crook couuty. 1. 0.
jotftUrCa .arm or juwn prupcuy
fat it with thf Mrmrm Kt.iltv
Mite riu ii ii in mi u dua uni w luuih
MmiifftA fttnmlv of li'Lfal hlunkM for
I.J...lfM. .....-... ..ml milt iiU m
u.iuuiut niiiiH.ih t uiiii mi avuf
rt-il rtmilHl mill 4 ran mnrimiiri!.
Juitlce court blank and Juntlct
tent ft irwAPlftir it .1. HrvmUU
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t"U JUU IMUIFCHY, lie VfflM UU
tODiOti It for van In tlilw (nin
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Picnftr office, taking the plncc
JL . r it . . . .
oughly competent printer, having
Htb recently been employed
wni r;jner, a prominent young
i romanu, was in town last
rtieniog,onhis way home from
0 the rnnntiti.tt M. L'i.l.
.... i.vui, in,, r unci
lit Meninc with friends in Mnrlra.
1
ft morning for Acencv Plains.
.v., Him icssie risner. owns
la f
we quarter.
.,1( uiuuKiaie mr ine re
'" ior sncnii, was a
ID tAun f.nM c. i ... . .
"win ojturuav unm Mon.
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Hivnuiu ftir. n ininn U
" '"uiuubii canvass nl thf. mum..
tllfrKI nl ki. 1.1
, canumacy, and says
pleased with the outlook.
Mura, ano wife moved out to
Den. fit. J u. .
near rorter Spring can'
- nvtu. mr, j'crcivai
w lUHl-lil UIIIUC
' - uui ne nas decided to
$W 0tk ih the n:nii rr. .1
"mc in imnmiiln..
feranch. tii. .....I
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Map. fj j i , .
Skln Deiwteh Cow Canyon
to be in worse condl.
"tt,!inH has been
' "ii icr. flnrf it ...ii, . .
tlm.. i... ' . " w ICPoreu that
week the mnll r,...
oianikn inn .
"M me Ollt Imtn.. j i
b8 ,neroatUs n,so M to
l8d conditio. .,: .. . .
. iuf uie strtrt in vr.bu
""h ior
n LZ n! flay of Uie
"out nshingt nhd sports-
Stlltf IIJNVA ..... . 1 . . .
a in- i - w iviii.i ii i ii?
if -""wij was nrnhnh u t1n
i m i . ' '"vut ill i iRunn
6f T6' Tb. U.hlrt rW.r
tadiu "" rtream. in .k.
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Utah.,,..: . vw,u" "-om the anar.
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irv "iHiiu intiftuiti
ml.n.1 i..m M
,.,f I imi;iuvh 1YU3 u VIMlUr
iii town last Monday,
Andrew Lnrsen was in town Saturday,
from Haystack, where he has a school.
U, S. Cowles ami ijoward Turner
returned Saturday morning from the
counlysent.
0. P. llulse, of Moro, whs in town
during the week, in the interest of an tm
plcmcnt house. .
Myrtle J. Williams, of Salem,' is nt
Hotel Green. Later she will go to Warm
Springs to reside,
Horn, to the wife of G, W. Miller, at
their home near Forest, an 8-poUnd
daughter, on March 31, ir)o6.
h W. Livingston has rented the livery
barn front Moore & Diiney, heretofore
run in connection with the Green Hotel,
Frank Elkins and family returned last
Saturday evening from Prineviilc, where
they have been Visiting for a week or
more
John Gavin, a prominent attorney from
the Dalles, is here in the interest of the
defendant in thu contest case of Bye vs.
Deems. ?
Jim Hurt, who jis employed at the
Bolter ranch on Tflut creek, is in town
this- week, attendirtgMo bis contest against
the homestead entryjof U. Dimick.
'I li Di'rieliiili'B Irrigation & Power
Otiit'ttny wanUi rocVraou, tuamsterry
l p-iinidora and ax men at Hedmond.
HKC-H $2 26 per day. Board $4 60 per
week. 4iu20
A. Zell, ontsof the pioneer residents of
the county, was In Madras the first of the
week. He has been visitinir for several
days past at the home ol his son, who has
a ranch on Agency Plains.
You have only to stop at Hotol Poln
ilcxterto bo convinced that it Is the
nirwt popular hostelry in Prlnevllle.
Courteous trentraeut, good accommn
iliitlone, and popular price's.
HISI3D8 All kluds, TurkeBtan
alf.ilfa, oarrotx, turnips, rutabagHH,
(iiliui sets arid need, flower seeds, etc.,
ynu can buy these seeds cheaper thut
you can send away for them. MoTag
unrt & Byo. Madras.
The Christian Endeavor 8oclety will
Klvo a social at the Ixi!ye hall Satur
dwy evening, April 7, from 8 to 10
o'clock. Admission 10c. Entertain
ment provided. Proceeds to go toward
paying for song books.
Dr. M. V. Turlcy and C, L. Gist, of
the Sisters neighborhood, were fn Mad
ras last Thursday. These gentlemen are
both prominently connected with the
development of the irrigation district
between Laidlaw and Sisters,
J. S, McCoin has been in town during
the week, from his Grey Butte ranch. He
ha? with him his coach horse, "Coach"
and also lib roan Percheron, "Prince,"
both ol which are fine specimens of Ore
gon bred and Oregon grown horses.
C. M. Hyskcll, railroad editor on the
Oregon Journal staff, and W. L. Crissy,
secretnry of lorn Richardson, of the
Portland Commercial club, were in Mad
ras last Thursday, on their way home
from a visit into southwestern Crook.
Joe Uedingileld leaves today for Wasco,
where he goes to work for J. M. Foster
who has charge of the 0. T. Company
for 'the Merchants Protective Association
of Portland, Joe was in the employ of
Mr Foster when he settled up the Malloy
business at this place.
Conrad Schreiber and his sister, Miss
Anna, who have been visiting in Portland
for several months past, returned to Mad
ras yesteidny. They both have home
steads in the Methodist Hill neighbor
hood, and expect to reside there
permanently in the future.
Mr, and Mrs. S. H. Davis, who have
been residing at Laidlaw bpent Monday
night In town, while etiroute to their old
home at Snyder, Oklahoma. Mr. Davis
recently bought the John Fryrear ranch
on Sijuaw creekj and will return to make
permanent residence in Crook county.
Mr. nnxl Mrs, Davis arc the parents of
Mh. W, P. Myers, of Laidlawt
Ai U. Eastwdod and jack Deb, Who
were indicted by thte federal grand jury
and lakfch to Portland last week, were
cllai god with cutting tlnlber urlon govern'
tneht land, They were the) bwnters ol the
Dete Sc Eastwood sawhutl near Griuly
mountain, A year or moVe ago they pit
A large ambUnt bf lumber in a yard at
plncj to be sold, but M this lumber
was -awed frcty a portion olf the timber
tit on government land, itAate was for
hkldwi by tb government, and the lum
her Mill etamls tin 'the 'Wt 'tYeVt fcoush's
YV3 S HA MHO, Off. ;
We want a share of your trade ror
19 0 6
Our Hlgn Grade goods offered, service and
Low Prices, Merit It.
CENTRAL OREGON'S
BIG
DEPARTMENT STORE
Every cash purchaser can have a Grand
Entertainer a Talking Machine in the
home. We are giving them away. Get in
formed and save our Coupons.
C. E Roush, proprietor of the Madras
market, was a business visitor at the
countyseat Wednesday.
Roscoe W. Bell went to Prineviilc
yesterday, in the interest of his candidacy
for the democratic nomination for county
surveyor.
THE DALLES HOSPITAL
PETITION FOK LIQUOR LICENSE
In the County Court of the State of Ori'K'tn for
Crook County,
In the matter ol the itHtllrntlon of Cramer &
Ktuveiu, n imrtncrnlilp romKl of Jerry Cra
mer nnil (Icortio A, Ktevi-mi, of Miulrax, Oregon,
for a llf-ctitu to Kelt niilritoim, matt anil vlncus
ll(iior nmt hunt cider In lenii quantlttex than
one KUon.
To the Honorable County Court of the State of
Oricnn for Crook County:
Wc, the undcmlxncil, li'Kal votcru of Kutrhcr
precinct In Crook county, Oregon, reicctfully
Kllllon ttiat your honorable body Kf"nt a
llcenno to Cramer &. tjtevena, a partnenhlp
i'ompod of Jerry Cramer anil George h 8tev
cnn, to nell plrltou, malt and vIiioiib
ll'iuorn and hard elder in leu quantities than
one gallon. In raid l'rcclnet of Kutcher, Ceun
ry of Crook and State of Oregon, for a jnrlod
of xlx montlm from the 2d day of May, 1W.
W K llrotvn, Jamei Wllllama, J J Watt,
Frank Onborne, CO Itnmacy, A H I'arkey, H V
Jt lllll, Douglax Hood, 11 T Jonen, C If Jackson,
J II Jacknou, Andrew I'lemon, J-'rank Klklnx,
V 1 llrookn, WMMcKlroy, Y K Itodman, Max
I,uldemann, C V Wilson, 0 W Itanktn, J K
MagiH-xn, Glllln Dlzney, John A I'atMchn, Pon
1 Ilea, Kn:d Davln, I II Ilurden, Krcd Iturdcn,
C M (lard, J W Hurt. W C Moore, T J Malloy, J
It Conroy, Alfred Wild, II K Jacobs, Jno F
Church, Eft Kutcher, Ed lialdner, J E Camp
ticll, I, K Allliigham, A V Uiifllngtoii, Wm Ter
nl, 1. 1, Nichols. J A Arncy, Thomax Ilurden, N
H I'lukerton, W Haunon, I'aul Frank, W
Thielemann, M (1 Irvln, 0 V Dillon, 8 K Oray,
1' 7. Vcto-v. J K Wlluon, M I. Ixnickx, I) W Ar
notd, (leo It Inick, C K Itotme, J W Jackson
FI Irvln. 8 V Hlchardson, John Inham, A A
Frank, C K Ixmckx, II K Nlien, A DThnycr
Itobt K (lultoway. W II Cook, (5 It tiraham, J I,
Maddnin, Chax DUney, J K Kvlek, CIim Dillon
FKStangiand, OC'Fox, Mile Fox, C C WattH,
C C AMiley, Walter Amey, I, K llaker, II Links,
Win Itrottnhlll, U1 Volrnth, Mllotiard, WC
Parker, W II Itaiiibey, It W Hell, X S Jcnntngii,
J W McKlroy, fwitt McU-an, Wm Htehike,
llrucoHood, IIMtiarduer, II J Campbell, II I.
Cuminlng.i, W A Pullen, W N Fields, William
(Irceno, A I. William, Julius A I.Hrsen, A
KagleM, IT 8 CowIck, W 1 Schanble, N I' I'oul-wn
0 I, Hohtfcld, C N MoKlroy. jas Mcblroy, T 11
Tucker, i J Hinton, W II Aliuln. Howanl W
Tumor. J D Mayes, j M MAyeii, 8F Itobertson.
Notice 1 hereby given that the undorxlgned
will nrewnt the foregoing petlttou to the
County Court of Crook County, Orugon, at the
Couuty Court room In Prlnevllle, Oregon, on
Wednesday, the 2d day ol May, UHW, at which
time they will apply to raid Court for a license
to icll Hplrltoud, malt and vluous liquors and
hard elder In lens quantities than one gallon
iu prayed for in ld petition.
Kutcher I'reclnct, Crook County, Oregon
March 'JO, 11KI0, JKUUVCHAMEIl
OKOItOK A. 8TEVKN8
IKuHHlfHaVIHBaVHaHHBHHHBWH
Tlxe XDallera, Oregon
A PRIVATE HOSPITAL
for thu treatment of all medical und
Burgicul diseases, except sunh as are
contagious.
PATIENTS MAY EMPLOY THEIE
OWN PHY8ICIAHS
Training School for nurses In connec
lion. For information concerning; the
same address Bupt of Nurses.
HOSPlTflli filTES
From $10 to $21 per week, uccording
to room, Including hospital care and
bouru.
For further Information address
DRS. FERGUSON & REUTER,
The Dalles, Oregon.
T
BARB WIRE
$4.40 Gwt,
L0UGKS& WILSON
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B. S. LARKIN, Prop.
Madras, Oregon
MACHINE
FOR REPAIRING FINE SHOES
COMPLETE LINE OF HARNESS AND SAD
DLE FIXTURES
The best quality of Bepairing
Hamilton Hot
First class meals and beds,
Prices reasonable, Head
quarters for all stage lines.
Antelope,
Oregon
Gome to the Grizzly Store
AND SEE $1 DO ITS DDTY
OJneml fltrahfcndl, Dfy Goods, Gro-
iieriei and Hnfdw'ore,
EXOllANQK IK FARM PRODUCE
New and enlarged stock with h0 open
Inrrjear. i also have a now lllio of
ROVAL CHINOOK SHOES
We can afirbly fit you out
LEWIS & FOGEL
fll X VDAAT DDArTUUDC
JULHirUUL DIH1I1MU)
j Successor?! to J, F, MORRIS
i PlHEVlLiLlE, OEGOfl
5 D"'.e.r;. General Merchandise
4 CLtOTHlNO, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., ETC.
mail Orders Receive Prompt attention
LiU CDBEPy
....FOR SALE....
GOWLES & DERHAM Sawmill
FIRST-CLASS LUMBER AT LOWEST PRICES
'I Rough lumber delived at Madras $13,50 Per m,
All dimension lumber will be Fir if desired at same price.
,jj SEND ALL ORDERS TO THE MILL
$ JDa-ily Mail, IP. O. Address,
j MADRAS,, . OREGON
S W W-Ua.'.Ui.W WJkP-W73 Hf'-HJ'-iHr- V- J5H'.U. JU- JU am m
FARMERS
MARKET
Has re-opened with a fine line
of the
JT
CHOICRST VI RAT!
BUTTER, EGGS AND VEGET,
A. FlfcfKSUN, Prop., Madras, Ore.
A. E. CROSBY
PROPRIETOR
2. F. MOODY
GENERAL COMMISSION &
FORWARDING MERCHANT f
', iAVge and Commodlom Warehouse. Conalgnmont Bolloltcd. j
l'rouipt attention paid to those who lnvor s T
with their patronage.
I SHANIKO, OREOON I
POSTOFFICE PHARMACY
Carries a Corrtp.eto Line of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Household Remedies,
Drugt'Ists' Snildrles and Photo Supplies. Country Mall Orders I give my personal
attention. A Graduate in charge. Safe delivery guaranteed. Your prescription
my specialty. Strychnine and Pest Destroyers. Stock Foods And Dips of all kinds.
Aganey for1 Eastman KodAks. Both 'Phones. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE DALLES,
OREGON
NEW MANAGEMENT
Hahn Hotel and Feed Stable
OSBOW St miliSQfli Props. .
Entire Hotel Remodeled and Renovated. Rooms Neat, Well
Lighted and Ventilated.
LIVERY AND FEED BARN
Also Remodeled. Stock Riven ijood feed, and the best at
tention. REMEMBER THE PLACE.
THE BEST
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE'
AT SHANIKO IS
D, A, HOWELL'S
Good stock; CareFiil drivers-, iest hi&y and gmin;
Prices l'easohablev
9
Shinikb Warehouse Company
QENERAL $Tt)lUaB AfJD FORWARDING
Bpfecial atontloh o Vtil Milhg and tiallh? for Eafiilerii sh
menta, Dealers in Blacksmith Coal, Lime and Builders'' Material
of all kind!. Sulphur, Wotil aha" Grain. Sacks And Twine, Qrain,
Flour and Feed.- Highest ririca pan) for Hides arid. Pelt's. 8tock
Yards with all the latest and beat facilities for handling BtckL
Mark Gobdl bare o!
"St Wi C6."
f i & condon, mwii&.
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