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The Madras Pioned
Published every Thursday by
i THE l'lONKKK PUULkMllNO CO.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
.$1.60
One year
.six months.,........ ............
Tliruu months CO
ATVKUTISINO ItATKH ON APPLICATION
Kntered ns second class matter August
2!t. 1004. at t hi' Postolfico nt Madras, oro
under tho Act of Congress of Alnich 8, 1879.
THURSDAY
April it), 1906
- Fred Fisher for county com
missioner. A vote for him is a
vote for fair treatment for this
end of the county by the bounty
court.
Don't torget the primaries
will be held tomorrow (Friday)
afternoon. If yoll haven't reg
istered yen can come in and
vote anyway, as you can regis
ter on the day of the primary
the same as at a general
election.
The primaries of Ivnteher pre
cinct will be held in Madras
The polls will be open prompt
ly at V2 o'cloik and will remain
open until seven o'clock in the
evening. This will give voters
residing out of Madras an op
portunity to get in a good long
inorning's work, and then get
in to the polls to vote in the
afternoon. This is a duty you
owe to this end of the count',
and no voter in this precinct
should fail to come in and vote
during the afternoon.
law is on trial, and it should be
given n fair test. If yoll keep
away from the primaries bo
J, R. WHITNEY FOR STATE PRINTER
The underfigm'cl antumnr,'n
himself as a Renubllonii oandi-
banse you have no 'interest hi (late for renominnlion for Suite
' . I 1 11.;. 1...
tne uewsuMi
vote-in at the
1)11 1
politics, you are turning over to rrihttT, suWeiK '
thosn who make nolitics a bind- "f tlie iMinbllcmi
1906
V
candidates for the various of- 8Umo courttjHy thhl has neen nv ' 0 0 1 I lAklT FlF A 1 1 D 0 T 11 ft
lires to bo lilted, and tho pri- corded to state, ollicers gener , J lilllll4lll UL M U M H T III F 1
mary law is a failure. If y oil ally, that of a renotninatioti. ( v yillkklllll mm
are a good citi.en you have an would be greatly ponied I r ,
THE IMPORTED
BELGIAN STALLION
!..... 1. J. It. YY1IITNKY.
ii.ipresnu neipiug to nounnaie .,,, n, ,,
hid ut;o 1 men iui uiiiucj mill 11 jn
a duty you owe
your community.
In this community the duty
imposed upon you hna nddi
tional 8igniticance of a local
nature. This end of the count,)
has long wanted representation
upon the county board, in order
yourseii and w. h. KIHU lOr UUUNIT inCAauncii
1
To the UM)Ub'.ican Votera ol
urei on tlie Kepuoiiean uruci
subject to tho deoisioii of the re
publican Votu$ of Crook Conn
tv at the primary notniimiwitf
9
3
Crook 'County: I hereby an
iiounco my candidacy for the y
nomination for County Treat-- fc
3
I88O 2O260
Haystack Livestock Breeders Associah
Will be kept at the Leach plafce, three miles west of Larnont
on the Prineville-Gulver rdad, except Fridays and Saturday
when hb wili be at the S. S. Brown falaee. ys
THE RAILROAD.
The railroad news of this
week has the ring of truth to
it, and it now seems not only
probable but quite certain that
the much needed transpor
m i
tation lacilities lor this section
i 1
pi Oregon will be forthcoming
at once. Not only is there
much promise for the future to
.le derived from Mr. Nelson's
methods of railroad building in
the past, but the fact that his
representatives are here secur
ing right-of-way for the line and
are willing for these right-of-wav
contracts to contain a
1
clause whereby title reverts to
the grantor unless actual con
atruction on the Deschutes road
is oeguu wituin a named pe
riod, is an additional guarantee
of their intention to build at
once.
A railroad from any direction
would have been a boon for
this community, but no other
road could promise as much as
does the road up the Deschute.-
and the Willow Creek gorge
that fair and impartial consid- election to bo held on April 20,
oration might be given to all 1900.
netitions from this end of tlie W. F. KlNQ, Prinoville.
countv presented to the countv
court. With this end in view
WH. JOHNSON FOR COUNTY CLERK
Fred Fisher was prevailed upon 1 ,ereby announce myself as
to run for county commissioner la candidate fir tho Republican
He is qualified in every way to nmiinntion for iho oHioe of
make us an excellent cotnmis- w"y Liieru snnject 10 me ue-
niRinn of iliw Reitiin liean voters
sioner, and every man who is . , A , tlpilllI11...
nterested in the matter of get-Lecti..n8 to be hold on April 20.
ting representation for this end h 000. Your support will bo an-
of the count' upon the connty predated.
rnurt slinnlrl i!.lr it nnita. trJ VV ILLTA 31 (JOHNSON.
go to tne primaries next Friday q W ben or nnyuy SURVEYOR.
ittemoon, and vote for Fred . n , i A
ISher. II the republican Onntv: I liereliy aimnunnu myHMlf I Vf
voters in this end of the county I.ltte for 1 he Democrutiu m.inlna ! a
... -t bPMl 101 iiic Milieu il in nm vrwn
will stand together and give ni'Orook ommtv, Huiijwt to the deeix I y
nm a solid vote, his
tion is certain, and el
ollow in .Tune Fisliei'q elee. 1 iihvo nuu iM.nHKU-ninio ex i.TH-m'.Mii
onow in dune. Jjisneis eiec- ,,,,, , Hl BUl.vevinl, an,i ml nmti u
tion will give us representation gineeritn.'. if nominutwi mni eh ct-
upon the county board for four Crou ,., (l ,)r(7mlt alui Vm..iUnt
Veai'S, SO VOU Cautailbrd to Stay jaUialiilatratlon of tlio surveyor's ollii-t'.
SEASON BEGINS THE 'FIRST OF
DRSCUIITION: HrMllnnt In n v.ry luriro, htmvy lonn:l, lu-iivy clirMloil 0r
Orf. ri.M...i . ..
lu-Krly un.l ruB.l, w.'ll (iinimcl 10 trutiHinlt imft oluiruolnr to ti!n foal. Color blJ
WuIkIiI 2000 poluiilM, Inoro or Iuhh HcoonlliiK lo txitnlttlnu. a
n:!:S:. 8IbI ftMrvloo, $10, utiu nt 1 1 111 0 of Hnrvloo.
ui ict) $25 due wlinn ftml hiiuIm.
BnnHnn 320 )
'i nt niul nf
Mfto jmynlilo If umro In ill)iH(ii i'f, or inovtd fj)!',?'
. . III!
county. MitrcH rrom tiisiinico win uo won ouroo nir hi cobi or a-od only but will noti
rt'HIOtll 1)1 Illy III OltHl) HIHlUII'lll.
llltltD,
Hi'llovliiK tlutt fHrincrHnhoiilil not rely on tho Brain market stnnej llie nlmVo oohitit,
! Of tilt) uboVO tVIIII Will .....
1 - .....
brciiiiluil to fui'llltntf thu bri'iliiB of Improved clock. Horne
tliein to pmlltklily nmrkt't tlivlr HiirpliiH product) nt lioiut.
G. Sorinerer. Pres.: Jas. T. Robinson. Sic: T. :L l oou t.a
DlKKOTORS: J. II. WlNDOM, W. B. IlKr.FItllOir, U. II. OSDOItN, J. Li. WlNUOJI, S.S I
ADDRESS:
and give ni'Orook cotintv, subject lo ihetlet'lH j y "TT TT
is 1101111111 ion of the Peinocnitlo electors of the j & 9
iiuuuim culv Ml tJe ,,rimary noiiniiiillnn; P B fl
lection will election to b held 011 April 20 j Vf ----
away from the primaries be
cause of some work you had
planned to do on that day.
You had better lose the after
noon's work than to lose ihe
opportunity to get representa
tion upen the county court, so
important to this growing sec-
lion. The primaries
It. W. HULL, Madras.
SI. E, HODGES FOR SHERIFF.
To the Republican voters of
Crook County: 1 desire the
nomination to the olltce ol Sher
iff of Cronk Conwy, and sub
mit herewith my name lor voui
consideration at the. primary
will be election April 20, IUO0. I ask
CULVER, OREGON
held from noon until seven at 3'"hr hands a carelul consul-
o'clock p. m. tomorrow (Friday). auou 01 mv """iicatioiis anu
III III ) will IIIIIIIUI1 L. Illli VilllilWIC
and woVtliy, respectfully solicit
your support.
S. 15 HobQES, Prmeville.
PARRISH-BANTA NUPTIALS
A pretty wedding took place
at the home, of Mr. and Mrs.
Rolando Parrish, near Bay-
creek, on last Wednesday
J, H, HANER FOR COUNTY CLERl
To the Republican electoro o
"ul"rou,v nM,.i, n t 1 1
evening, April 11, when Charles " , , '
w.rai-nsii ana Miss Myrtle B. Rnpublicai nomination for the
Banta weie united in marriage, office of County Clerk under the
direct primary law, subject to
the decision ol tho Republican
electors 1 this county.
J. 11. Hankk, Piineville.
Rev. J. P. Jinnett, of the Piine
ville M. E. church, performed
the marriage ceremony. A
dainty luncheon was afterward
served to the friends of the WTT.T.TJ3 W RRflWM MR SUPWFP
. " iumu in uxiunii lull IUIUUM.1
nt'lrlu . '1 tin rrrnnm tili n.ii rvofli.l
, . x, . , , h . To the Republican Voters of
M.l,lv A. ft A I AC IJlUlU HI I f l..,.,r fl,...k.... I
1 1
iMl'ht ft II.
honor of the happy event. Mr. noiu.ee myself a candidate for
and Mrs. Parrish were the re- the Republican nomination for
Not only is the Deschutes load c.pients ol a number of beauti- """
the most practical because tUe presents. 'k I a
most economical to operate and ihe Sr00,m l a Pperons ew ut the pritP,s to be hoid
therefore the cheapest road for uun ,a,,uutI 01 u,e "aycreeic 0n April 20, 1000.
the shipper as well, but this neighborhood, u here ho and his Wilms W. Buown, Ileisler.
uiiuR viu in iiih mi tn e rusiue.
Both he and his bride, who was B Johnson for Sheriff
a resident ol the llavstack
county.
road will be the most diiect to
the markets for our product, of
anr 01 tlie loads projected into
Central Oregon. Mr. Gordon is
meeting with much encourage
uient and the most liberal treat
ment from those across whoso
Jands he is asking a right-of-
way. J.11 tuis immediate, section Political announcements nubllbl.etl
the right of-way is being donat- l,y, thi" ,I"iper ,u,e lu,la ,T,or Bf re(i"l?r
,,fa, , J . . h , udvertisiiif,' raten, auti all matter nub-
eo, tne aeeus reciting merely a iineij nniier tiiia iieadiugcooies with-
nominal consideration,
To the Republican voters of
neighborhood, enjoy a wide Crook county: I hereby an-
popularity in this section of the "ounce myself a candidate for
nomination to the olhco of Sher
iff of Crook county, subject to
tne aecision 01 iiih Jtepuolican
voters at the primary election
on April 20, 1000.
B.F. Johnson, Prinoville.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of tlie lntt-rlnr,
Undid States l.mitl Ofllee,
The Dalles, Oruison. April 6, IWM.
A siillt'-lLMit context iilhtlavlt liivvniK Deeii
filed in tills iilllco by Maitln V. Turlo,
cniitcitmit. aahiMl DcKert Lit tl entry No.
Mo, iniule Febnmry 15, 1001. for an quarter
c !W, tp 1& f, r 11 e, w in, by 1'r.iiirl M.
H.-in-llcliI, contcstcc, in which II iH iilk'Ki-d
that Haiti tltvert Imid entry was ftuiiiltilent
mill illeKiil fioni ItH Inception ; ibat n:iIi1
entryiniin bus notinnile the iiiintml expen
tiltintx f SI.W) iier iiere upon .said bintl u
lequlreil by law; that first nuiiiial proof'
inmle upon said land on June in, l'.iOo,
was fraudulent; that there was collusion
iiutl fiuud in the liling of iaid diuuit laud
entry.
Said parties arc licieby notified lo ap
pear, respond and olTcr evidence touching
Mild nlle'Htlun at 10 o'clock a. in. 011 May
T., UKM, before 0. A. Joiich. a notary pub
lic, ut herolllcu In liend, Oregon, and t!iat
final liearint; will be held at 10 o'clock a.
in. on May HO, 11101, before tho JtouMter
and Receiver at thu United States Land
Ofnce lu The D.1II03, Oregon.
'Die sai l conttant havliif, In n proper
allldavU, filed April !J, 1900, set forth fact
which show that after due dillueuee pur-
1.01111I service of this notice can not m-
iinidc, It U hereby oidered and directed
that hucIi notice bo Hlvca by due and
projier ptiulicatlou.
M1UIIAULT. NOLAN,
10-"I7 HcKlster.
flNOUSlCEmEriTS
in that clnsa.
A DUTY YOU OWE.
Don't lorgec that it is your
duty to go to the primaries to
morrow (Friday) and help to
A. S. Collins for Sheriff.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of tlm Ininrlir
U. 8. Land Ollico, The Dalles Orpcon,
A Htifliclent contest affitUvit liavin heen
Mack Cainpbell, contestant,
asalnst honii'stead entry No. 11.418, mnde
August 2'J, 1WCJ, for w l-l sec JI2, to 2(1 s. r
11
aw
I, the undersigned, respect
fully submit my name to the
republican voters of Crook
countv as a candidate for the H". v b byuirani K.simw iCOUlOnleC. '1
iw, ivii. nnf man fni- ll nf ..!!.. P .,1 tw ...,.... i,. Wllloll It S IlllOt'd that llliaill K. Miai
iiuiiu.iu.u f,uwl. .... ut miHtij ui oiieini, Buoieuu tu your lius wholly abandoned said liomeKfen.r r,
the ofhees to be lilled county, decision at the coming pri- ",,1n,1l" fix montiiH last past and bn
y . . iT. i railed to nttUiiiit mui i..
state and national. Tho direct manea. My precinct is MclUiy tho same ttfl m,iri by 'iaw
ana my post oince rrinevi o. aunKwi aoseiu o is not due to h
'a u nrm,n ,JP,."yjI19lt 1' u, . iy, Jisivv or nnuiiiu
Hands of scheming politicians M?EZZlWti&
FRED FISHER FOR COMMISSIONER S'aSIl' lAT'T
jiotninations to their own pri- ,tr,llhHf(in 7f.fln,m.JoHUU00'tb0 r :ii' '..S?.
rate ends, and places in the 0f Crook County: I hereby an- aifonoulK
hands of the people the right to nounce myself a candidate for .booro tijo iteiris'ter 'and Jteceiver at the
chooso for themselves. Each the Republican nomination for 610,1. "1C0 ,n i,o
voter has a voice in Ihe naming 1,10 01,,c2 county bonimis- Thosaid cnutotant i.aviiiK. in a proper
,tho highest to the lowest, and it tllH wimaries to be held Anril . I- nroby ordei"." and ffl
is a privilege, which should be 20,1000. ,t , . BiKJlTubiiS
exercised. The direct primary j Fped Fisiibr, Madras, I MioIuoiT, Nolan, ,
JiiegiBter.
NOTICE KOIl PUHLICATION.
Iiepartnniiii of the Interior.
Land uflieeat Tho Dalles Oregon.
April it;, iio;.
Notlcti Is lim eby fjlveti that I he f.dfow-
iii-iiuiiieil settler has filed notice of Ids
Intention to make final proof In support of
ns claim, ami that said proof will be made
before the Hejnster and Ilecelvcr at Tin
Dalies, Oregon, 011 Juno 1, ISiOt!, viz: '
Aificd II. Parkey
of Madras, Oregon, on IIIC. No 10763, for
the o half no quarter, and e half so quarter
sec 29, tp (Is, r 111 e, w in.
He names the following wHikmhos to
lirove Ids eontliitious rejildmiee upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Claude . Ilainsey, tilllaiii Ilannon,
John IC. Kvick mid coro V. Dillon, all
of Madras, Oregon.
MlCltAIU. T. Nof.AN,
licgUlor.
nifTrlflcIlM n01l...ll ma t'
- ivwsiut'Hl uuaruiT Willi
mm hoi
Madras
THE
Tho' Place to Oct n
ilood Aleal J
or Comfortable UcH
t! ti
With theBot
licit of Attention
lltw Keucni'
W. C. Moore,
MANAGER
Livery and Feed Stable
5n connectioh
Good Ttigs furniwhed on short notice. M
siont Htock well fed and given tho beat of attention.
J. W. LIVINGSTON, Manager.
nin-ui21
Timber Unit, Act June 3, 7rt,
NOTI f! 13 FOH PUIILIOATION.
Lund Ollico nt Tho nnllen, Oruon,
Kuoriiury IU, I'jOfl.
Notlec U lierphy given that In compliance
Willi tho provlHlonH ol the tict of cun
Juno :i, 1H7U, entitled "An net for the unto r
tlinbor IftiiiiMln tho Htntes of Cullfornlii, Ore
Kon, Novailu, itnd WnsliliiKtou Torrltorv " w
extonded to all tho public liirul utatus by act ol
August I, mi,
I'ctor I', Poterdon,
of Anhwoo.1, county of Crook, Mnto of OreKon
ha this day jilcd In il,lH olc hh sworn statu!
mkntNo.SHi'j.lor thu nnrelnine of iin.u. i.
eo 3.'., tp it h, r 111 c, w m.
And will offer proof to hIiow that tho
im houkih is moro valuublo for Its tlml.nr
milliu IIIH II Kir llurlni.lt. ....I
Vy, ami to oxtubllHl. I,U elulm (okhI.1 lu,l(
before tho IluKtor ami Kecclvcr ut tho'Iho
Dalles, Oregon, on tho iiltii ,.t
ltiort. . '
llonamoiMwItneuw: IhmnottA Ilagwcn,
JIbow Crockett, C a McOrkl. of A.bwoo.l, Or
eion ; C J If hiihoii, of A I hurt U'a, HlnueotB,
... ,.uf.u, eiaimintf HilrerMily the
bove.leHTlbcd lamu are rc...c-tod to e
thvlrclalmii lu this ofilco on or before .al l
Mth day ol May, 1000. "
rnn-mu Michael t. Noun, Iteutcr
Whits
EEephan
CRAMER &. STEVENS, PROP'S,
Pittc;kft!noo THftrJ0fS
and Cigars.
HIGH GRADE CASE GOODS
Oor, Fifth and E Streets
MADRAS, OREGON
K" v . . rn SuOBly
PBOPBIETOR
MADRAS MEAT M
AW
z " " "" n .j unit
ounsianiiy on mm m nesi tmn m - ;
a m I I irr
IVICIUI -
And Rays hloheat markat prlo.
for. fat Blook, butter, ae
and farm product