inMi
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at Madras
"yesterday for
in
peters
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wflS in town
a ten
frtlm
hi
on Monday
, u,, of Lamonlai
McMcen, o .
t,e4t Ban '
i . rulvcr attendee! iuv
l.ofCU ... hut Friday
llarv
Madras,
on
;;(W!rRtrN on Ilk
iiacnti clc-
l.l.n n n st
Long, W. J ,,UCK,C
" " . . ...... mtr
of Redmonu,
.tt Sunday.
Sof the lllishtoweram. ..
sawmill men, w in
oala3l Tuesday evening.
Srt.of the lrincville rtarin
L-nrin Madras on last Iri
B, after business interwi.
if I imM nnil Miss Mae
m visitors at Hie cumy0u.
- or the nasi wcck.
and J. A. Owcnliouic, two
..l.i. .i.rc Pinnn House
. ,,.! Madras last I-riday
l .....
. Larsen, Jr u teacmnR "
. AetnCY Platn school, which
w Monday with a good at
Itirnctt for farming mill
itni!. KarniH for milo In tlio
., .. r fir.vik county. I'. 0.
fairer, Own,
. I.. n.-1 Huc.'Mr
s desiring id -
nutation proof can secure .the
.blacks for notice of intention to
.. it,. Hinnci-r llll'lCC.
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. . , . I . . t la Hinil nnfi
. i id riinni vse.it. Under
situr -"-j
Moment, Courteous treatment,
-j-,nnn mil iiniiiil.ir tiriees.
niinuuaiiwi. ...
Wilson left yesterday for Ren
.i . i .A f ...Inns niift v.ifintl't
PHI IU(lllK
t-toncessions at the Kcdmond
expects to tun a coniccuunciy
Mulris Mi will be ready , to
in.. ....II ...Ml .l ....
ncbinje work, the , more, the
You will get the best flour that it
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a:&o cornmeai ground anu
i
published at Gresham, ir
a m 1 1
1 l.ilLIESIB. 1111. Ill (J YV II II 111 Will
v Dinr ni inr nirtiint imnff r
wi tons present owner.
tit iinnnr firm rvirnnitc Mnn
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has atlc arranccinents
wil earners and stage drivers
out of Madras io tnU nl
l,,Vf r tnil. In ...i. . I
hi imiiuiis itiiini?
pw. jcno m orders by mall
(core meats by return stage at same
'Utlie shon.
S. Williams. fl r A r nnrl
F asm i 2'v Wl'U
lucjuay ior uouien-
, "-vc pone io secure seed
cominK year's cron on thplr
; I-1UI3. i ncv nre iro nir
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"j rum- me comlnir year,
""ing proved a splendid
rMKUnt ami a heavy yicldcr in
- vvuuuy.
ns! gainst nil !f r.r i.
lUI. I t
one day last weel:.
ua last j-riday mornintr.
' wving been Hitlidrnwn.
!rn ... .
VUl 01 .111 'lll.mnl Iti.
"c"to pass a worthless check,
" 0nly on acrn.mi f .1..
WM "IS first ofTensn. n.
ilefact that
J'' old and resi)eeled cUi,
'"s case wnc . .. .
... otuicir out oi
case
Hall held
on ast iM,u.. i...-
''r and ilm
. t -'W HMIIUU1IIIIIII!
vLa5.on is uald to
C" a Will nleaim, r- -..
"' wn iinllriii.. i
.sr Monncr' The flr
. 1,3,1 IS laid In I r ....
Fn-i.7' r uancl"B. and the
vtn m's
K1 K.ll . " -"'MW
,7 mto the wee sma'
,n' rnoininr. ..,;.i.i..i ....
1 it,. 1 " "PPreni
iu uancc Id.
jin Rica was a visitor Id town on Fri
day, front Hay creek.
Horn, to the wife of Cllailcs Water
house tin Saturday, 8cJtenlber 15, u)o6,
n son. , '
Miss Lillie Uead, 'of Culver, Visited
friends In Madras from Friday until
Monday.
Stock salt at $1 10 pdr too lbs. Flnb
tabic salt $1 00 per 50 lbs, at tile i'e'bples
Hlg Store.
M. E. Miller, an attorney front Ante
lope, was looking after business matters
here last Friday.
Two large shipments of second' hand I
sacks suitable for barley, oats rihd pota
toes at the People's Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 1). Sill spcht scv
cral days rtt I'nneville during the past
week, returning on Sunday
William tlrownhlll returned on Mon
day from Ilcud, where he had taken A
load of wheat for Mrs, Lamb.
Lnucks Uroi., the furniture dealers, will
Hike wheat at 85c per bushel on outstand
in;; accounts or in payment for new goods.
Hilly Harbcr, a prominent young
rancher from the Culver neighborhood,
attended the Harvest Hall here last Fri
day evening.
The Pioneer oflke is prepared to turn
nut all classes of up to date commercial
job printing. New stock, new machinery,
new type. Satisfaction guaranteed.
If yon have a farm or town property
for sale, Mst it with the Madras Realty
Company, Madras, Oregon.. Oflke in
TowMtu(litilllliitf, MudrftH, Ort'KOii.
I. H. Howard, of l'rincvllle, has been
in this vicinity duiing the week, buying
wheat and making collections for W. F.
King, the I'rineville hardware merchant.
L. Enderud and family of Haycrcck
were in Madras on Sunday last, having
been tempted out for a Sunday drive by
the unusually fine weather. Mr, Ende
rud is secretary of the Baldwin Sheep &
Land Company.
W. R, Cook was in from his ranch in
the Haystack section, Mondy. Mr,
Cook reports having finished harvesting,
seeming on an average of ro bushel to
the acre. Tim is belter than the general
average in that section. Crook County
journal.
John Mayes, George Mayes and Lyle
l I'nxton left on last Sunday for the
mountains, where they expect to spend
several weeks hunting deer. All of them
nre old and experienced hunters, and they
should get plenty of game as the moun
tains are said to be alive with deer this
season.
Jack Dee, a sawmill man from Grizzly,
was in town yesterday. Mr. Dee, jointly
with A. K. Eastwood and Archie Mason,
has recently been hucd by the govern
menl ifor the recovery of the value of some
lumber which they are charged with cut
ting from government land, and he was
on his way to Portland to make some
Mud of a settlement of this case.
We are offering as a special induce
ment for cash trade a number of beauti
ful pictures in handsome frames, which
we give absolutely free to our cash cus
tomers. Wc return you gifts to the val
ue of 10 per cent, of your purchases for
cash. Each purchase is punched upon a
ticket, so that all your purchases, large
or small, for cash will secure you the ben
efit of our special offer. Come in and
sec our premiums, and let us explain our
ofler to you. Sanford, Sill & Co,
The old established firm of Wurzweiler
& Thomson has been dissolved. The
interests ol A. Thomson and. Arthur
Hodges have been bought by Wurz
weiler Co., who will continue the business
at the old stand. It was on August 27,
1897, when Wurzweiler & Thomson
bought out M. Sichel & Co., and three
years later, on July 1, ipoo, Arthur
Hodges purchased an intcrqsl in the firm.
The business is one of the largest in the
county and has been very prosperous.
Crook County Journal,
Now Is the lime to buy your grain
diilU and if you are looking around to
find one that will suit you we will be
pleased to show you the "New Kentucky"
made in the disc, shoe, hoe, press and
broadcast drills. The disc drills arc the
favoritest they have the hard oil cups
with screw caps, adjustable spring
scrapers, steel ribbon, tubes, large sizes
have two tongues and the feed can be
adjusted so us to sow as little as desired
without cracking the grain. Call and get
our ptices before buying. Sanford, Sill
& Co.
UPSET IN MjDSTREAM
Legging Craw Han Narrow Escape
In Raplda of tha Matolos.
It Is reported here that U. S. Cowles,
J, W, lackson, Andrew Larsen, Jr., and
Clarenco Watts had rt narrow escape from
drowning, last Thursday, while attempt
tng to cross the Matoles River, where
they have been driving logs for the
Cowles sawmill. While crossing the
stream In a boat, in the rapids, they were
Unable to lnd when they bad expected
jtima'J..I'i 1 mmm C
SUA NMD, 0?,
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We Want a share of your trade for
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 Machinein the
home. We are giving them away. Get in
formed and save our Coupons.
A. E. CROSBY
V It 0 V It I K-T O It
POSTOFFICE PHARMACY
Cttrric a Comp.cto Muc of Drugs, Medicine, ClicmicalK, UousclioM HcmeiHc,
flriiRKltU'Snnilrle and l'lioto Bupp!l'cn. Country Malt Orderii I k'vc my pureonal
attention. A Oraduato in cliafgo. Bare delivery guaranteed. Your prescription
my specialty. Btryclmiiio and Pest Destroyer. Btoek Koodn and Dljin of all kinds.
Agoncy for Kastman Kodak. l!oth 'Phone. WHOLESALE AND ItETAIL.
THE DALLES, OREGOJS
J. W. French, Pros. H. A. Mooro, VlcePres, F.Ti Hurlburt, Cashier
EASTERN OREGON BANKING COMPANY
FOREIGN EXCHAKCE BOUCHT AND SOLD
DRAFTS ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
CabltaJ Stock,. 325,000 .
Deposits, $250,000
SrtANIKO; OREGON
The
ELK
DRUG
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Handsome Pictures
FREE
We.hre offering With 6tir "CASH SALES"
beautiful pictures, absolutely free, to the amount of
Ten Per Cent of the purchases. Gome in ana let
us explain our system of
Giving
These To You
Our prices are not raised one cent, our motto being
"Quick Sales and Small Profits." We are making
this a special inducement for Cash Trade.
SYRACUSE PLOWS AND HARROWS
Have no equal. Buckeye Drills are guaranteed
and our full lines of implements arc the best we
can buy. Giv6 us a call.
n
Sanford, Sill & Co.
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!Z. F. MOODY
GENERAL COMMISSION & :
FORWARDING MERCHANT I
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Large and Commodious Warehouse. Consignments Solicited.
Prompt attention paid to tlioso who iavor ub
with their patronage.
SHANIKO, OREGON
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Clay pool Brother
Carries a nice, clean, fresh line of drugs, sundries
and patent medicines. Prescription work a spe
cialty. Mail orders given prompt attention. You
can get your medicines at any hour of the day
' T-L'.'
or nit
FRED J. DAMON, Madras, Oregon
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GENERAL
M erchand ise
Clothing, Boots
Shoes, Etc
Prompt Attention to Mail Orders
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
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to, and the boat swinging out into the
stream again, stiuck again&t a log mat naa
lodged and was upset in midstream,
throwing the occupants into the water at
a point where there was apparently no
bottom and where the current is very
swift. Cowles was washed down stream
for fully fifty feet, after being thrown
fiom the boat, before he came to the
suifacc again, but the other members
of ihe party managed to get hold ofuhe
boat, to which they clung until it reached
a point wheie the river was shallower
and where they could make a landing.
Meanwhile Mr. Cowles had also made a
landing at some distance down the
stieam. Watts, who could not swim,
came near drowning before they could
gel him to the boat. When he first came
to the surface alter his plunge into the
water, he grappled one of the others
and came near pulling him under, but
they finally succeeded in geuing mm .
the overturned boat, and later to the bank
ol the stream.
JOIN RUSH TO NEW COLD FIELDS
is
J. W. Rdbfpon nml Blohnrd
Build lml lnsr?jtoiidiy for tho
(Joyous Hill's neighborhood, in
Lake county, where they ex
mot to upend several werKa
pioapeotiiiR in tho newly
discovered gold. Holds of that
locality. Both are snsonod
veterans of tho hills, and temp
ted by the numerous reports ot
tlie richness of the LaKe county
discovery, they have gone to
see for themselves, lhey will
go ilrst to tho Coyote Hills, but
expect to also prospect much of
the surrounding territory. They
carried with them a complete
prospectoi's outfit, inol tiding
powder and drills with which to
do their assessment work be
fore returning, should they
strike anything wqrth while.
COOD EXHIBIT FROM CROOK
Crook and Malheur were the
only two Oregon, counties
which had exhibits of grain ,at
the Boise Irrigation Congress,
and both were n credit to the
irrigated districts of .this state.
The Crook. County exhibitcame
from tho Laidlaw district and
was prepared by the Laidlaw
Development League. While
it was only a small exhibit, it
compared favorably in quality
with any exhibit there, and the
two Oregon counties, by com
bining their exhibits, wero able
to carry oil the first prize for
grasses and giuins. The wheat,
oats, barley and ryo was tho
heaviest exhibited by any of
the states. The Lnidlaw ex
hibit was iu charge of J. N. B.
Gerking.
Fdi Sala.
One family hack, heavyt atf Stude.
baker wagon? 3 Studebaker wagonj 16
inch sulky plow; 14 inch walking plowj
wheel harrow j steel lever harrow; also
household lumHurev etc, ( , .,
130 ol 8 H. 13A1UD, MftdraS.
VERY
The best in Shaniko
Good Stock. Careful DriverjS
Best of Hay and Grain Fed
At Very Reasonable Prices
D. A. Howell, Shaniko, Or.
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THE
WHITE ELEPHANT
CRAMER &. STEVENS, PROPS
First-Class Wines, Liquors and
Cigars. High grade case goocte
Corner Fifth and E .Streets
MADRAS, . OREGON
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Shaniko Warehouse Company I;
GENERAL STORAGE AND FORWARDING M
... Bpecial ftttention to Wool Ceding and Baling paaturn ship- jj
montB, ueaiera m lllackemtth Coal, Lime- and Builders' MaterjaJ
of all kinda. Sulphur, 09! and Grain Backs and Twine, Grail,
Flour and Feed. Hlgbeat pr)ce paid for Hides, and Pelta. Stock
Yards with all the latest and best facilities for handling Stock.
t Mark Goods Oare of
"i3L W. Co."
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