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Madras Piohfeer of this precinoton the grbUnda
that 1)6 is ft neighbor, ahd in
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Pn.ill.hiw. r..erv Thtirsdiiv hV tlllR link t.llfl nrtR riantrar hi tllfi
-tuk pioneer publishing co.-mefeat of Bayley. Every iri
publican yoto for McDowell is
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a vote lor uuiouotte, mo
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One year i.w n , . -i. . .
Slxmonths . x 85 ir nnevine ouMjummo, .rum iuo
-nt I A a . . . TV .11 .
viiirco monins..... laOE IUB.I MJOWll OnunOC DOB
sibly beat Lafollette and every
AI.VKRTIBINQ KATK8
ON ArrLICATION
. Entered as second class matter August
2, 1P04, at the Postofflco at Madras, Oro.,
undor tho Act of Congress of March 8,1879.
THURSDAY
May 24, 1906
vote taken from iJayley makes
Lafollette's chances that much
stronger, Bayley is going to
get the solid vote of all the
precincts in the southern part
of Western Crook, and with a
1 ' i .
. -. Rooa voce in cue precincts in
tins end he is certain of eleu
tion, and any voter in Wes
tern Urook wlio votes against
him is voting to continue the
present unjust distribution of
the burdens and benefits of
county taxation
TAXATION WITHOUT
SCNTATION.
The action of the present
county court in trying- to rail
road through a contruct for a
now court house, without con
aultincr the taxpayers of Wes
tern Crook County, emphasises
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run nnnn r r n n 1 a t " Dnmn "wri"T- 1
.iu uc-u. .... xo uiD j.-i .numerous seasonable rams
resentation for this portion ofKave fali'en during the past
xne county upon lue county montiK nd tila outlook for a
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uoara. u vyeswrnurouuuu- u;- croD in iocaiitv was
ty had a member on the board never 0 bri hfc a8 it ia now
of county commissioners, this Farm'era from neighborinff lo-
effort to slip the court house caliUe8 report that tho
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coniracc lurougn wouiu nave arQ looiiinff tin-toi). and the
fceen known as soon as the sub- ood domea from
ject was brought up in the everv seotion of the Mir wheat
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county court, anu mere woum belt of c.0ok county, .The
;havebeenan opportunity and March lreefce destroyed a ffood
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vunip.e ume 10 nave prepareu deal of tUe faU.80WI1 erai but
vigor-jua protest u opposition therG waa 8tin timB for
1. 1 iu; i t I
10 ui. uuuaiug 01 a court nou.B 8eedi and tbe indications
at mis time. 00 exclusively, are that both in noreafre
however, is the present county and total production, the grain
court conauctea in tne interest ,:n fi,: -u-
double that of any for
mer year in tne History 01
this section.
ofPrineville that it is known
all over the county as the "Prine
ville City Council', and the
effort to foist onto the tax-payers
of the county the expense
of a new court house when such
a building is not needed at this
time, is in keeping with their
policy of conducting the conn-
crop
than
Vote for R. H. Bayley, the
republican nominee for com
missioner, at the election on
county's money solely for the
rrl r finnfinn o r r 11 t V1111 1 r i w rvF
pr;nA;;i .. . .w.-ia-'-tr j tab countyseat ring
June 4. A solid vole for Bay-
lot? 1 a tl.a nnltr nVi o m . fr liuo fr
ty's business and spending the T - .... . -n ... ,
f, .ft ., Lafollette, who is Pnneville's
candidate and who i&. bflrtfked
which is trying to smuggle
through a contract for an ex
pensive new court house with
out consulting the taxpayers of
any other portion of the county.
Any split in the vote in Wes
tern Crook will insure Lafol
lette election.
The Bend Livery & Transfer Co. I
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LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES !J
This ttftiny lias largo stable, at both lUd And Prlaevllle. the 1 latter I j
known a. the tlamlltou Htables. Price, rcnsbuallie and tho flne.t ser- , ,
vice In Orook county
J. Frank Stroud, Manager, Uend, (jrcoh. 1
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1 W. French, Pre.'. Hk A. Moore, Vlce-Prea. F. T. Hurlburt, CaihiSr
EASTERN OREGON BANKIN. COMPANY
FOREIGN EXCHANGE BOUCHT AND SOLD
DRAFTS ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Capital. ockA $23,000.
Deposits', $290,000
SHANIKO, OREGON
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Madras to shaniko
Daily Except Sunday. Special atten
tentlon given to carrying express
matter. Fare, $4.50; round trip, $8.00
Agent at Madras Hotel
Cornet! Stage & Stable Company
4L
GRBiS
HOTE
r.x. iviiviiN, Propria
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the rnbst popular home In tile town. Tht l. ,t. .
If voo want the beit men!.. .!,. i. ? '! riw
coirteoua allthtlon. Traveler,' hedCSlhl0,t 3
IvIVERY & FEEi
p 1 AJbjJUE
j. W. LIVINGSTON, Mana
in connection with hotel. First
notice. Trnhilerrt toc well fn nn.i - j 1 I1 I
Wyreonable. u or. 0tltl
MADRA.S , OTIEGON
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The Coach Stallion "COACH"
AND
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PRINCB,,, Roan Percheron
Whenever a demand is made
from any portion of Western
Crook county for road improve
ment or a new bridge, the
county court puts up a poo
mouth and pleads poverty, and
yet the information has leaked
out that there is $14,000 in the
road fund, and that an effort is
oeing made to nave tuis sum
turned into the general fund in
order that it may be used in
building Prineville's new com
house.
The time has come when there
suoum oe an end to tuis, ana
the increase in the voting
strength of Western Crook
county places the power in our
hands to put an end to it, pro
vided the people of this section
of the county will stand to
gemer in tne iignt. An oppor
tumty offers now to begin to
apply the remedy, in the flee
tion of a Western Crook
county man for county com
missioner. T h e republicans
have nominated a strong man
in the person of Mr. - R. H
T t 1 -W m
,jayioy, oi ijaiuiaw. mice a
large majority of the people
m Western Crook, he is a
"new comer" in the sense that
he is free from the influence of
.the countyseat "ring", and his
interests all lie in Western
Crook. He has the same inter
est in opposing the present
regime in the county as we
have, and those who know him
well vouch for his firmness and
his loyalty. lie should be
elected, and the only way to
elect him is to give him the
solid vote of Western Crook
county, A common interest
should unite all parties in this
fight, in order that we may
."beat the demooratio candidate
,who was nominated by the
"Prineville ring" for the sole
purpose of continuing its pres
ent plans.
The friends of J. 33. Mc
Dowell, socialist candidate for
county commissioner, are urg
ing his claims to tho support
A. Bennett, of "Rabbitville"
fame, couldn't keep out of the
newspaper business if he want
ed to, and his friends are glad
t 1 -
or it. ins latest venture is
The Dalles Optimist, and in
his larger field the former ed
itor of the Irrigator will doubt
less soon take high rank
among the bright and enter
taining newspaper writers of
the state. W e wish the Opti
mist success.
si
of
In view of the unbroken
lence of that official paper
Crook county on the subject of
the county court's action in
calling for bids for the con
struction of a new court house,
the question might be raised
whether the . Crook County
Journal gets $300 per annum
for publishing the report of
the county court proceedings,
or for suppressing it.
The MPrineville flog" has
Vv . ... . .
grown, lie should beexlubited
at the fttadp in-Oregon fair at
f ortiand, where he would un
questionably be in a class by
himself.
LECTURE SATURDAY NIGHT
Rev. II. M Street will addrc-S the
citizens of this precinct, ut the Mmlras
school houoe, on the evening of Satur
day, May 20, 1000, ut ,7:30 o'clock.
IIIh subject will he "Tho Truth .About
Prohibition."
Emery Seals passed through Madras
today on his way home to Lamonta from
a trip to The Dalles, He was accom
panied by his brother Ensley, who will
live with him on the ranch. Emery's
team ran away with him while on the trip
and he still has a stiff arm and a much
swollen ankle to remember it by,
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Wilt make the Benson from April 1 to July 1, 1906, in Mitdrna
Culver and Haybtaok vIolultluH. Will Ut tit Torrll'ii hum In
MndriiB, Friday and Saturday; at MeColn ranch nt Grey
Butte, Monday and fuesdny at .CV 0. HiiIh'h placo uortr
Culver, Wednesihjt.-ut,,! Thursday. TERMS, $10 by tho
season .$5 -single service.
J. S. McCOIN, Owner.
I AT THE OLD STAND I
Horseshoeing, Blacksmithing, Wagonmaking l
R J. BROOKS, Madras, Ore.
WE SELL Agricultural Implements, Machinery and Barbed Wire I
PROPRIETOR
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MADRAS MEAT MAI
Keeps Constantly on Hind the Best Fresh and M
Anc pays hlghe.t market price
Madras, Ore
for fat stock, butter, eoo
and farm produce
L THE
WHITE ELEPHAN"
CRAMER & STEVENS, PROPS
plrst-Class Wines, Liquors and
'Cigars. High grade case goods
Cobneh Fifth and E Streets
MADRAS, ' OREGON
AN OPEN LETTER
To the Voters of Oregon, Greeting:
Quutlemen: The uitdursijued beg
leave to submit to you u few of our
reasons for asking you to ratify, by
your aflirrnatlve votes, the amend
ment granting equal rights to women,
which has been placed beforo tho vo
ters through a petition numerously
signed by the men of Oregon under
the initiative and referendum,
This movement has grown under
your niHUugeuieiit, from tho small be
ginning known as tho Murried Wom
an's Bole Trader Bill, enacted by your
Legislative Assembly in 1872, until it
hue reached such vast proportions as
to attract the attention of the civil lzeJ
world. A constitutional amendment
proposing women's enfranchisement,
submitted to you in 1881, brought us
an ofllrniatlvo volo of 11,223. Tula
amendment -was again submitted to
your suirrageB by legislative Initiative
in 1000, bringing us a vote of 20,205.
Altbouuh the population centers had
more than doubled in sixteen years,
the "No" vote was only Increased by
J.20, while tho "Yes' vote was aug-
uiented by 15.012. This, to us, is.c
palpable augury of the triumph which
we confidently look to you to conauin-
mate for us on the 4th day of Juno by
placing "X" between '302" and
''Yes" on your hullols, .Do litis and
you will houor our flag of truce, the
only power we cun oiler in our defense
agulnt the hHllotted forces of the op
position. Do thl., and you will houor
Oregon, your mothers and yourselves,
Aud your petitioners will. ever pray,
A WCMIh 8COTT IJ UNI WAY, '
Honorary President of Oregon
Kquul HuH'ruge Association and
Btuto Federation of Womun's
Olubs.
Mits. HiiNKY Waido Cob,
Prtsldont Oregon Equul Butt. age
Association,
CUAIILOTTK M. Oautwhwht,
President of Wouiun'a I'ionoer
Auxiliary Association,
WAJtAU N.EVANH,
President of Oregon Fedeiutlon
ol Women'. Olubs, ?pr'
JBSTliwt 0, Poillr, M, D,,
President Womnu'irModlcal as.
eoolatlon,
THE IMPORTED
BELGIAN STALLION
I Haystack
190
LI.IANT
AUBREME
1880 20260
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Lives
lock
sreeders Ass
oclali
Will be kept at the Leach place, three miles west of Lamonta,
on the Prineville-Culver road, except Fridays and Saturdays,
when he will be at the S. S. rBrown plaee'.
SEASON BEGINS THE FIRS! OF APR"
; pnsCRIPHON: nrllllnnt Is a very largo, heavy honoJ, heavy obculed horHO,
-, ..er.jr nun ruggeu, wen quaiKloil to trunHinlt draft oharaoter to his foul. 1'Oior
wltjo markings. Wolght 2000 pounds, tnoro or less accofcllng to condition.
' FdHS: fllnglo service, $10, duo nt time of sorvlco. Season $20 duo at end of sen In,J
unee$25due when foal sucks. Also payable If maro Is dUposed of, or moved from'
county. Mnres from a dlManco will bo well cared for ut cost or feed only but will wMmt
responsibility In enno of ucoldent.
Uolleylng that farmers should not rely on tho grain market alono, the above ffnM,
organized to facilitate tho breeding of Improved .took. Iloracs of tho above type vW w
tliem to nrnfliititu ki.Ia .... . . . ("''
, , .ll(JII nurjMUM produce at noinp,
G. Springer
DinnoToits; J
mou nurpius produce at nonip, j j
3r, Pres.; Ja'8. T. RobiVison; Sec;; f . J. Leach, Trjj
r. n. Window, W. E. nnr.Kroii, Gr. IL Osuonw,. f. h, Winhom, 8.B. B i
ADDRESS:
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B. Association
CULVRP ORPOON
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