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at MBuras.
was
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' nn Friday last.
l'n 00 .n,!(Ile for sale
i. .ronu ni"'
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. k 0f Portland, salesman
,w ' ,nn on Tuesday,
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of tlir tost of building
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n.w siLiHic of the German
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it
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.... ,n id A.i.cit.i i uttntrv for tome
pjj.iimvfd brie last SmuuJay for
I -.. Mt.llnv til.iri-
i jrothcr of Mr 1 . J. Malloy.
. . Ini m ilii- I.e. I telillrmnr lirtr.
u ladias, vl sir Hiry fttc Cheap.
r-uhe nfit iwpMv IaV5. Out. of
s:-'. ano wan c.nnv uuuiiimuic.
J forest ranger will ic lielU at Trine
Fonlind. Koiehtir,; nnd La (Jrnndc
wjiooper a i inn, according to
wuitui uuii.v in, was 111 own
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j.iaons of his fficu l,. or which hi
ifoofliynumucr line. Out of (lie
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BUtio Sheep & Land Coinnnnv nl
mtt U'li rr.i.,1, ... , ,1 .1... ... .1.
company will kIu.ii about 30.009
W lhin 1 1 1 Ill 1.
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M-tdunriL' the present seainn. nml
". .ra? win nave the btst team
n played in this seciion nf ihr-
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"""win ttiiicii will be strone
-.ui nine nosnmnn nn. .i.ni
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-icna ami othn Central Ore-
will have to nlav ball if !..
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Wore the 1 i
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fP4n wnhln tt few month,.
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Fohpulduhydo for sulc at tiieMmlnm
I)ruiHlBip.
OeorKO A. 5tevcn wai n business vis
Ilor nt the conntyseai, yesteriy
flcnry Unchiniinn and" M. W. Ucn
nett went to Slmnllfo yesterday.
Roscoc W. Hell w'a a visitor nt Hcd
rnond and I'rinevilc during the week.
S. D, I'erclval was In lon on Tucs
d,iy (rom Ills ranch in 1'orl.cr Spring
canyon
Joe Montgomery, and Jimmy Head
were in town on Saturday, from the
Culver neighborhood.
Mrs. 11. II. Dean and her daughter,
Miss Pearl, were in (own yesterday from
their home near iinycrcclc.
Frank ttlkins, republican nominee for
sheriff of this county, returned with his
family, from Princville, on Sunday
afternoon,
J. T. Smith returned home this week
from The Dalles, near which point He
worked for a mouth, on the North Htmk
railroad grade.'.
Mis. Hulda Arciismeier, nutcr of the
Arcnsmeier Urns., arrived from Missouri
last week and is now making her home
with her brothers.
Hee I). V. Jl'uimtt fur fiirminn nnd
tliiilur IhihIh. KiirniH for milo In th
hi-Hi purl Ion of Ornoli coiinly. 1. O.
.iililroxtt. Oulvur, Uncoil.
There 10 to be a change in the- post
office at I'riuevillc, and C. Lafullette ha
dccii named by the pieVulunl as posimas
ler at that place, to iucceed Jack
Summers,
Kovcoc W.'Hell lias accepted a poti
tion with the Deschutes Irrigation &
I'owcr Compaiiy, nt Redmond, as drafts
man, ami wil leave for iut place in the
next day or so.
The McichnntV Protective Association
has commenced a big cIumm out sale of
the Madras Milling & Mercantile Go's
j stock of merchandise, to clean tip the
business. Selling regardless of cost.
Mauled, at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr, and Mrs. N S. Jennings,
on Sunday, April 29, 1006, Mr. Geoijjc
S, Mayes and Miss Allic Jennings,
both of Madras. Judge I. J. Hrooks
performed t lie marriage ceremony.
The Farmers' Institute which was to
be held at Hcnd on the 28th of April has
been postponed until the latter part of
this month, at which tunc it is planned to
have a large gathering of farmers of wes
tern Crook. Dr. Withycombe, the re
publican nominee for governor, his been
invited to aitend the meeting. The date
will probably be nnuounced in time toi
publication in our next issue.
Ficd J. Damon arrived here ycMerdny
from Portland, where he bought a com
plete line ol drugs and drugitUts sundries
for (he new store which he is putting in
nt this place. A portion oi his goods ar
rived yesterday afternoon and the remain
der will be here by the firs: of the week.
Mr. Damon has rented the Alexander
bulldiiiK, opposite the Green Motel, which
he will occupy for the present.
Frank Rodman was elected captain of
the Madias baseball team and Alf Cook
manager nt nn organisation meeting held
lnt Sunday afternoon. Regular practice
will be held on the Madras grounds
hereafter, each Sunday afternoon. Some
correspondence has already been received
from .Redmond in regard to a match
game, nnd ns soon as the teams nre in
practice a scries of panics will be
arranged.
J. D. Wilcox, of Portland, and B.
Clendening and R. li M. Strickland, of
Spokane, were m Madras last Monday
evening, on their way to the railroad from
a visit nt Bend and in that vicinity. Mr.
Wilcox is a prominent capitalist from the
Oregon metropolis, while Ins companions
on the trip were associated with Spokane
capital, Mr1. Clendening repicscnting the
Charles Sweeney millions. The object of
their visit into central Oregon was
not made public, further than that they
had been visiting the much talkcd-of cen
tral Oregon country.
John 0. Rose arrived here on Monday,
for the purpose of defendnig the contest
tiled ngninst his homestead entry ' by
Joseph W. Livingston, and the testimony
In which case was taken before Max
Liictldemanii on Tuesday. The grounds
for the contest filed by Mr. Livingston
me that the entry man is not occupying
and cultivating his homestead and resid
ing upon it, to the exclusion of a home
elsewhere, ns is requited by law, but tht
nu is maintaining u residence nt The
Dalles, Mr. Rose is a murried man and j
his family is residing in The Dalles. The
questions involved In this contest are
quite similar to those involved m several
other contests in this section, now
pending,
We want a share of your trade for
19 0 6
Our High Grade goods offered, gerviqe and
Low Prices, Merit It.
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CENTRAL OREGON'S
BIG
DEPARTMENT STORE
Clay pool Brothers
GENERAL
Merchandise
Clothing, Boots
Shoes, Etc
Prompt Attention to IVTail Orders
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
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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.
p. c. OSBORN
C. V. WILSON
Osborn & Wilson
Star Tonsorial Parlors
AND
ROOMS
New Shop Complete Prompt and Courteous Attention
Next D001 to the
White Elephant
MADRAS, OREGON
"PSl
THE DALLES HOSPITAL !
JIM. AMM.J?''
i- Sk'tMSS
Howard W. Turner went to Pnne
vtllc yesterday to attend to matters in
connection with his administration of the !
Dcrham estate. j
The Grimly Lake Lumber Co. can 1
now fill all orders. Doors, windows and
shingles also on hand. Call on the lum-1
bcr yard man for prices. in jtf !
Mrs. Myrtle J. Williams, of Salem, J
who has been at the Green Hotel during
the past month, has gone to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Cowles, on the
Deschutes, to remain for a tunc.
Read the new ad for the great clos
ing out bargain sale of the Mock of the M,
M. & M. Co. store on tue opposite!
page. This is your opportunity to save for tlle treatment of all medical und
n.onev. TI,e bri' sale is now 0.1. ! HUWCttl disenHea, except audi as are
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C. F. Delano and wife left this
morning, for Spokane, Wash., where
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The best in Shaniko
Good Stock. Careful Drivers
Best of Hay and Grain Fed
At Very Reasonable Prices
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Tlie ZDallera, Oregon
I A PRIVATE) HOSPITAL
I D. A. Howell, Shaniko, Or.
A. E. CROSBY
ihcy expect to visit with relatives for
some tune. Mr, Delano has some inter
ests there requiring his personal attention,
and he does not expect to return here
before August.
I'ltOPHIETOU
WALL PAPER
pno new lino of the latost
patterns is now being
sold at bedrock prices
This papering lia just
arrived, Gall and see it
Oar Etoro is the place to buy
ZFTJTIR 3ST 1 1? TJ" DES 23
LOUCKS & WILSON
contagious.
PATIENTS MAY EMPLOY THEIE
OWN PHYSICIANS
Truininu School for nuraet) iri connec
tion. For information concerning the
1 Hutiio address riupt. of Nurseo.
! HOSPITHLt HTES
From $10 10 $21 per week, according i
1 to room, Including lioajiltnl care and
board.
POSTOFFICE PHARMACY
Carries a Comp.eto I, Ine of Prugs, Medicines, Cliemlcnln, Hotiseliol.l I'emedles,
DniKKists' Sundries and i'lioto Supplies. Country Mall Orders I give ray personal
attention. A Graduate In chnrgo. Safe delivery guaranteed. Your prescription
my specialty. Strychnine and l'ost Destroyer. Stock Foods nnd Dips of all kinds.
Agancy for Eastman Kodaks. llotU 'Phones. WHOLESALE AND KETAIL.
THE "DALLES, OREGON
For further Information address
DRS. FERGUSON t REUTER, ,
The Dalles, Oregon.
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A. M. WILLIAMS &. CO;
DEALERS IN j
Dry Goods, Clothing,!
Furnishing Goods !
JIOOTS AND SHOES
HATS AND CAPS
1
AND
FEED STABLE
EATI
RE
Iirr
L
?IIIE HOTEL . REMODELED AXD
RENOVATED. ROOMS NEAT AXD
WELL LIGHTED and VENTILATED
FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD
Livery and Feed Stable also remodeled. Stock
given good feed mid the best of attention
WILLIAM
TERRIL
PROPRIETOR
MADRAS, OREGON
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THE DALLES
Prince Corbet
BAY PERCHERON STALLION
Will make the season until July 20
as follows: At Madras, Mondays, .
ThursdayH and yuttird.iv. At
Lvhi & Ilrown's Tuosdays and
Wednesdays. At Snucuruxh ps.
Wfdncsda afternoon. Fridays at
Inline ranch.
THRMS: S5 singlo service; ?10
seiison;?15 to insure.
PETER M A R N A C H, OWNER ; CULVER
ORECON
CULVER HOTEL!
AND FEED BARN
PEIIHY REED, Manager, 1
GOOD MEALS CLEAN BEDS!
NEW BUILDINGS .
GRAIN AND HAY OK ALL KINDS FOR BALE
PRICES REASONAHLE.
ORECON
The Coach Stallion "COACH"
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AND
"PRINCE," Roan Perc heron
Will muUo the neaaon from April 1 to July 1, 1906, In Mndras
t'ulver mid lUyslault violnltlrt. Will tie t TorrlPs burn in
MudriiH, Friday nnd Saturday; nt MaColii rnnoh at (irey
Unttu, Monday nnd Tuesday; at O, 0. Utile's plnce near
TiilVer, WeilneHday and Thursday. TERMS, $10 by the
season; $3 single aervici..
w
axs
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Shaniko Warehouse Company
GENERAL STORAGE AND FORWARDING
Special attention to Wool Grading and Baling for Fnatern Bhip
monts. Dealers in Blacksmith Coal, Lime and BuilderH' Material
of all kinds. Sulphur, Wool and Grain Sacks and Twine, Grain,
Flour and Feed. Highest prico paid for Hides and Felts. Stock
Yards with all tho latest and best facilities for handling Stock.
Mark Goods Oare of
"S. W. Co."
T. G. CONDON, Manager.
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J. S. McCOIN, Owner.
Farmers
Market
HAS REOPENED WITH
A FINE LINE OF THE
CHOICEST
MEATS
BUTTER, EOOS AND
VEGETABLES
Farm Implement and Tool Solo.
At private sale, for cash, all of the farm
implements and tools on the IS. 1L Dean
ranch, near Haycreek, will bo sold, in
cluding wagons, harness, windmill, farm
machinery, etc, Parties' desiring to buy
call at the ranch. ,n,
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J. W. French, Pros. H. A. Moore, Vice-Pros. F.f. Hurlburt, Cashier
A. Pierson, Prop. Madras, Oregon
EASTERN OREGON BANKING COMPANY
FOREIGN EXCHANCE BOUCHT AND SOLD
DRAFTS ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
H 1 L7 ynnnv i
Jbmm I I W "SW aw a
Cnpltnl Stock, $2B,000
Deposits, $250,000
SHANIKO, OREGON
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GENERAL COMMISSION & I
: FORWARDING MERCHANT I
T Largo and Commodious Warelioiuo, ConslBniiients Pollelted,
J Prompt attention paid to thono who livvor us
with their pfttronnge,. 1
t SHANIKO, OREGON t
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