at Madras.
pounds ol the
?torc.
i' ' M,n!c5m m - -
&, SHI Co., nrr.veu
... i week for cut price
h . A. Kobin
Lford nnd H.
S110 . rnuntvieat. the
fitori w - . f -I
-i.
r. ' .Vtlinf! Mn Jo'
M$,uruay
for I if mmo i m v.
f5ili&Co'
Llirf'mHW
I for you. ,
... ...l, lias lieeil Vlhil'
r V Wilson, -
L' ' .!.... toliirurd
elld the past
Tuesday motninj,'.
Le(dy, an attorney from win
, f.rant county, was m
Lday du.ingth week.
. ,.i ii.ft Ssiturdnv
forUcnd, whrrc ne expre.. vu
Ltal ek domfi dentin wWf.
Lcddemano and wife were' Vis
I tfee delightful 1'nciay
.from Saturday unui jon.
Ufittradein l'oril;ui ior ev .
LPast,ielutiitdto Madras on
n.mett f-r fHrmltii? runl
Umk Fr for 'llu 'l !;
, . ,.t ( r..(.ll I'lllllllV. 1. 0.
, Culver, Oregon.
. i t ...!..... fli .fit. I
ail orocu. '
0 on band. UUotitllc lllm-
... ir
Jlyrtl lovtland returned op
tf l l I.
frifti i rnrr.'ii rt. u ns
' . ! I.
uhcrc sue las ween vibiunj;
f 11 " " '
........ niAAf rvm tnrtir ltt
LI. AL Lllb 1 l"VV 'H
Hotel Pomdexier is the uio-t pop-
.. .L. -.,, lt,U.
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," ' ' ' -
t ,u .........
Kmn!i nrnnrietor nf '.lie Madras
nil earners ana iwi'c anvers
.nt ftf Mitfit In I 'il nrftf.r Inr
defer meats to pations alonjj
ites. Send in orders by (lie
rr uv man ;inn wtmvt mrvir txt
, 4
Summers, owner of rjbout jo
, ... ,
Hidras several days during the
.t. ...
ttbupldce. While here he in-
Jnambtr ofnpu nlmiiM :m,i
. Mi (l I.CII'
-i .-. uvvwiiiiiiuuaiiuii ui iiic
r. KcJ, who h.15 been spending
month VKIMn i .Mi'..,-... -I
l!) Alaska, is exfKte(l home by
Wandsiattd in .! letter that h
uff hflm twt I u. ii. .i. t
. int. WIH VI
u,hiK ,MS Dscnce lie v is
.hoare rejiJint. u( n.-ilrKvin
hW J. I. Cas,e threshing ma-
' e'.".isca ol McTnf'KArt
' u" "U-.IMH I lircsliniL'
" atnved at Shrmiko, nnd
Of thl.
vuuiuiniv leu liiPCfinu
.. : '
.--.ko ior tuc purpose of
( out. They have a number of
n tuc Ona Pr.-iirl,.
i-iuuiiiiics. and fviiKft .
"'" next two weeks.
a itirivr.-ini ... i -
. . . " '""ik on me
iroin Lti n to
t it i i
' 1U flA . ... I.. 1
r--tWV.a .VI r I vnm.,.u.. I.
tup over ih n mutt.
r""i nrojnpfiR r,.r .i..
i ii lri ,
, - iiuv ilic PCKIfl 14 m
MnP for tl,c
"51 freight im.i.i i... -
,Jys that it ....ii .i
ii "ill u aw irniii
'"aaras. liumi ... .
Valley districts. Alt t....
"i lilt;
H4 Mrs. j 1
Prnt Shaniko spur.
. ilarru II en ... . .
. . . .Jill :iir HUM la.
-"way morniiic. from Sl.n...
tl W - tltli . " ......
. ""'0111 has been I 1,.
stock of general
"v w l ie tut r o
fcr remnJ. " ' ... Onm0rt,'
ui L l" ,ms I"ncc- .Mr,
".WI4
j
00tls, and will i.i .
hniii . iciurn 10
,tu,ta the
' "ir. Si h4
IUIU IMC fl(ftlilla.
t0 ,1,e popuution
L, A Young Was a visitor at Shaniko
during 1 tie week,
Howard Turner was a visifor at Shan
iko during the week.
Howard Vv. Turner 19 looking after
matters at the countyscat today.
f you liiivt piHuKied to huII, bring
tlicni to liunib'H UuhIi Hloro,
Examine our "Zenith" sewing machine.
J, W. & M A, Robinson 8c Co.
Miss Lulu Osborn is now at Hcnd,
where she expects to spend the summer.
Nfrs. Lena M. Lamb npd Mis Ma-
Jackson were visiting in I'rineyille during
the wctk.
Miss Lizzie Conroy has rcltirned home
from The Dalles, wfjerc she lias been
for some time.
Frank Rodman returned from I'rine
villi on Friday morning. Mrs, Kodman
is visiting relatives at Hcnd.
Charlie O'Nell, of I'rinevillc, was in
Madras' Monday and Tuesday looking
after, business matteis for C. VV. lilkint..
Come in and examine our new line
of gents' ready made clothing. More
will be here In i few cjays, at the People's
Oig Store,
Miss Lillie Read, who has been spend
ing the past two months at Hood Kiver
and Valley points, returned on Saturday
allci noon to her home at Culver.
Postmaster Fred Davis conducted ex
amlnatiotis for Ii. F, D. carriers at this
place Inst Saturday. There were two
applicants, Gilhs Uizney and James Hurt.
W. D. Mcflhee and wife returned
fiom Portland List wpek, and have been
spending several days at their homestead
in to 14. Mr. McGhec left vestcrdav
for Lukevicw.
Anton Uatalgia. returned Sunday even
ing froin Shaniko, where he has been
working for the Shaniko 'vatchouse for
.
some tirvje tiast.. His daughter. Miss
Haitis, drove into Shaniko for him.
. 3iTr. C. Covty. figent at Wrmspring
Inniai. Kcservation, with Mrs. Covey, and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chaloupka, came
Into the city yesterday nnd left on the
Spencer this afternoon for Portland.
Chronicle.
V. F. Hf.mmi'r, of HnyMtneU, In
town toilny, on IiIh way In. me from
Albany, wIuto ho pnt tlio pant ton
dayri looking after bunlni!B tnattorn.
Ho wn formerly county clerk of Ijltin
county, of which Albany la tlio
cotirifyHoat.
0 M. Cornutt in In town today look
ing alt-jr litiflnexs inntterfl. He linn
recently returned from u two wpeku
Htay ul bin old home in Nnuttifuwiprn
Kciitnuky, wIiith hn hud an enjoyable
vltlt with old friends and nniong fa
miliar nciuieB.
Mrs. Lena Lamb will shortly begin the
construction of a neat residence on her
property just southwest of the townsite,
Frank Hodman is also contemplating
building a new residence c n his lots in
Madras, which are located in the same
block a the George Loucks cottage.
The telephone rate between this place
nnd Haycieck, over the Summers line
lias le!i) reduced to 25 cents. In using
the long distance phone, the charge will
be the regular toll, with the 25 cents
added. Heretofore the charge from this
place to Shaniko has been $..oo, but it
in now 50 cents.
0. W. Hoffman arrived on today'
n'Mgt for u visit with hie fntlior, .lolin
HoU'iunri, Sr., Mini oilier memhera of
IiIh family. For three .yt-ura punt he
hf.R linen nttiMiilliig tin Ohio college,
ftlid thin Ih IiIh llrnt vlcitto tliiH mnioii.
Ho oxpcolH to remain horo Huvoral
moiitbo, retiirtiiug to college In the
Full, whero hu will oomploto IiIh
doihho In coo more year.
Jack Clingan returned last week from
the North Yakima country, where he has
been living for some months past. Jum
prior to icturning he spent some time
over in Hritts.lt Columbia. Jack says
that the crops in this locality nre the best
he has seen since he left Ilritisli Cdlum-
,bi,ij that is, they have been damaged less
by the heat. In some of the wheat sec
tions he passed through the crops were
practically burned up, while in most of
them the damage was fully 50 per cent.
T, G. Condon, manager of the Shan
ild) Warehouse, was In Madras yesterday
looking after business matters connected
with the warehouse. He says that the
impression lias gone forth that crops in
this locality are completely desttoyed, and
that he was very itiuch surpused to find
that the damage Is not by any means as
great as has been reported away fiom
hcie, On his way in he passed any mum
bcr of pretty fair ciop, nnd most of
those he passed will make much better
than half a crop. There is no doubt
that the reports of damage to our crops
has been gteatly exaggerated. Mr. Con
don left this morning ior the territory
south of Madras,
Cow and Calvos for Sale'.
Milk cow and two heifer calves far sale.
Inquire of M, Uraun, 3 miles from Mad
HIssslSHnMn
We want a share of your tracfe for
l
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Our j-jlgn Grade goods offered, service and
j-ow Prices, Merit (t. v
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.
imsESSTZstS
SANFORD,
r
SILL & CO.
Will occupy the lrgt? and commodious
store building buijt by the Madras Milling
& Mercantile Company as soon as it can be
moved to their lot orj Main street, They
.will be beUer able than ever to care for
their large and growing business in this '
. Jerri tory. Watch their acj. ,
f WE HANDLE THE FAMOUS f
r
tl
I
Particular Attention is Called to the
0 j
The Bend Livery & Transfer Co.
V
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES
This company Huh largH Btnbles at botli Bend nml Prinevilie, tho latter
known u the Hamilton Htublus. I'rieea reasiouablb uud the II nest ser
vice iti Orook county.
J. Frank Stroud, Manager, Bend, Oregon.
I Af-iBrAWAinr iJh- Jtr -.1V fjr -A- -r ft , V yt -M, .
t.
Claypool Brotfoere
GENERAL
DEERING BINDER
' The Best Binder on the jYJarket
WE SELL THE BEST AHR SAVE YOU MONEY IN THE TRANSACTION
9
FRANK IRVINE I
GENERAL MERCHANT
4
63 l12
At the Pioneer Office
MADRAS TO SHANIKO
Daily Except Sunday. Special atteh
tentlon given to carrying express
matter. Fare, $4.50; round trip, $3.00
Agent at Madras Hotel
Cornett Stage & Stable Oompaiiy
Clotliing, Boots
Shoes,. Etc
Prornpt Atterxtiori to Ada.il Orders
6 PRINEVILLE, OREGON
The best so Shaniko
Good Stock. Careful Drivers
Best of Hay and Grain Fed
At Very Reasonable Prices
D. A Howell, Shaniko, Or.
A. E.
l'ROPRIETOK
P0ST0FF1CE PHARMACY
rrrle Comp.eto I. Jne o( Pruirii, MedleJues, ChomtcaJs, lIouRelioUl Itunioitlos
Prussia' Sundries nuil Photo Suppliiis, Country Sluil Qrdem 1 give my jiereiuiint
atteutloti. A Grmtuatu in charge. Enfe Uotivery guuranti-cd. Yourpruneriptluu
my specialty. Strychnine ami Post Destroyers. Btook Foods nml Diiw o( all kluils.
Au'oucy for Kftnttnan UoUftks, Uoth 'Phones. WH0L.KS.1LE AND KETA1L.
THE DALLES,
OREGON
I ai inc. ulu t i and ;
! Horseshoeing, Blacksmithing, Wagonmaking I
F. J. BROOKS, Madras, Ore. :
X WE SELL Agricultural Imptoenls, and HacMneiv I
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0O.i0OOO
Z. F. MOODY
FORWARDING MERCHANT
Uu 4 CommoUIout Warehouse. Consisnminti Bollelita.
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ras on Agency Plains, aa
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