at Madras.
i -i.a m Lamb's store, 30c tlox
;W .. ... In town Inst
Mere is your chance to
BUY A STOVE CHEAP
FOR 10 DAYS ONLY
V. u"v"
,f,anl tuivc
r Urn I'rcston, on
W-" SHAWKO. Offer I
ih Wl C '
ail "7 ' .
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i.l ..milt nir miiLmiic, il
We want a share of your trade for
19 0 7
Our High Grade goods offered, service and
Low Prices, Merit It
MCI. 'fib - '
the week, biiylnR
tne "
r...
VdanllU"""-' ...
I, JooManmoh, ncmr m ....
..mil.
Regular $15 Heaters for $13
J"1 1 .In.,. In Prinevillc
IUV
v . .
, f jjochannn was in town mm o
' t.j. hauled over n load of
Lrtlrom Pilneville,
- . 1 .1.-
5 bims 18c per pomm nt inc
..... Market, cither O.lCklntr
...,r nwn make.
' votir mtxt winters untlor
liur nlii.fin lit
ill J "
n.A.lrt lilt? More.
.khiliof rrfli kuiiih.i hcuiih now
. l kMib mill imoluiiro, nt J. W.
tin. - '
!Ll.Bob!noii vo.
fiitf New 3 K" Mitchell wnjjon.or
.
. l-.. . win I'.irirn. nine
nf Mm Iras 2t
jjynui. -
(TP MyerJ, editor 01 inc uniuiaw
jKle, as in town Monday ovenin,'
knrnr from haleill
toC. IUce and Lyn Nichols of
...t m tnwn 1.1st Saturday
....... .nn the nrctniiAiion of the
Fellows lodge,
P.C.Fulton icturncd Saturday
ifrom r.incvillc, where lie as
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.
Hen Helfrich and wife spent Saturday
night in Madras from I,siuoiita.
Miss Lulu Osborn is vi&itinj; nt her
home at Culver, having come down from
5optnntendent Dinwiddie in the Bend the first of the week.
Hotel J'oindcxtcr is the mof l pop. packer will be in next week. Come in
and examine it. J. W. & M. A. Robin
son & Co.
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tatdrv a inc rouniyscai. unucr
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a ".. a si tit ntunl
t I ..1
Kcommouaiion ami jhjjui.u jimcs
Great nrennrallons arc heme made for
5.D.Pcrc.vaIand wife have icturncd (hc bR Sanford,9 Ha tomorrow
to tome m Porter Spring canyon, even, T,)(. dance wi b(. ;jvcn .
the Modern Woodmen,
, ... .1. ... :t .u. 1. 111
ismncsmiin v.uuniy, n w.c inn
(creation ot that county becomes n
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UtOTKinaiiy iihiuihrcu.
iPunih and wife of Jlaycrcck visit
nmin wns nnrnnint' inc tjri.inii;i
dice local uuu rcnows ioocc. 01
orcer he is an old member.
lib cow time to buy your plows, bar
Marsh Aubrey says the Deschutes
river is higher than he has ever seen -it
before, and he has lived in this country
the past 30 years. Laidlaw Chronicle.
Vc will be very much pleased to show
you I'. & 0. Canton sulky walking gang,
with riding attachments, Diamond high
calls, etc Call in and look over lift Knngs nixl disc plows at J. V. & M.
r.&O. Union plows and harrows. A. Robinson & Co.'s.
idnllt. all 'i:rj now in stock, nt
' 1 . . .1- . .
111 A un .... r ri. uraun anu inmiiy, no nave uecn
, , , ... . . . . , at hhamko tor several months, have re
lmn!e k vm.nlf nf I..I...I lilt, i.tu f.r I
'llwln, Ir... u-rr 1 1 ..I..I... """. -"-" "ht
I !.: n..... 1 1 .
I.. ..... . I I itir. 11I1IUI1 I1.IS LJCCIl MtJlKllll.' .1L
............. I .
Joitlce court lilutikHnnd Jtlhtlco ,nc M00U warcnousc in ananmo
lorkamtcclull v. NV.tnrv 1'nl.ll... I
ixonc 01 uic uany p.icrs narc ic.ii.iicu
Madim in three weeks, with the except
tion of one or two copies of the Oregon-
Ian bronght in by persons returning from
"the outside". These copies were in
great demand.
J. W.Cook ami C. h. Hukcr left last
tyfor Portland, with a small bunch
U In Inn mnli.1 An ..li;n..
awiej iney will remain for a month
Frank Osborn and his mother, Mrs.
George Osbom, left last Saturday for
Cortland, in response to n message noti
fying them of the serious illness of Mrs.
Charles Wilson, who was formerly
Maude Osborn. The telegram stated
tljat Mrs. Wilson was in a very critical
condition. On reaching Shaniko they
received word that Mas. Wilson was very
much improved and out of danger and
that it would be unnecessary -to mnke the
hard trip through by stage to The Dalles.
They returned home Monday evening.
About two hundred letters reached here
N'KOiN. Jllack of Spokane, who from the outside last Saturday, having
a here for the pail ten davs look- been brought from Uiggs to Shaniko by
fo location, has decided to locate stage. Thii is the first and only mail
,-r""''iijr. 11c lias IllCd n COn' I -.cicu iiuiii nit uuiaiui. mi imvi.
tpn the homestead entry of Joseph Latest reports from Shaniko state thnt the
lltn.. I.i.. ... I .1 I.: C?..t. !. . n m ....II .!- lift in
-"" .wmi .I.IIW3 aWUUIC.L SL Ul I jw.... .. ....... ..... - .--
1 UIICI ililllll MUlUlli ...a. w. " v...,
and until tralllc over that road is resumed
all mail for Central Oregon is being held
nt The Dalles.
Ite legislature Will nilinurn nil inl
The present session broke nil
M.uim.in me number of bills
d, and unless n number of busv
f. r C.iwpv. sunerintendent of the
ttlsmm 1.. 1 1 1 1
... m.i. IIC1U. I11.1I1U Mlll IL'lll I ... . tl . . ...... ... .t.ti
, , ' - warmsprings ucacrvmiuii,
'"cued on the calendar for final L,,, fmm thr Ai-encv. Mr. Covev
jcrriMA. 1 . . ...
"--itwii. 1 I .1 I , ..lliAr ctntinn nf
1., I Biiys mill 111c tuiumiwi nn"" "i""1
Jacquinot, a brother of Mrs. II. the Anencv shows nn unusual rainfall in
ArtiM...! I. - 1.... r... .1... . ... ..... . ..... 1. . .I.a
, ncic i.isi oaiuruay tins section in ine past iwu uiuuuia, m
Dubuque, Iowa Me exnects in nreeinitntion for innuarv and the first 10
n.,..:i . i
"'"'1 Kirs, ll.nrlimnn line nfll. .In... I.. I.liriin.u nmminlinir In nllflllt SIX
CU irOtll llir iniiir;.. m I. Tl.... I.-.C l,..n n 111 I If nver
t " II' "MVJ 11 Lib I 1111.111.3. A llllb llt.i Wl... -"
niheo he will
'viiiiiuii is iiTiniii n i its ri i imp viriTiiiii uir i it:iiiv auij ?
. ennB rapidly from her xrnmn nvrmux nnnn.il minf.ill for this section is
.' u " 15 thouiihl iliat she rnn 1. .-itinni m Inrlirs. IniooJthcre was U
,0Qay5' Inches of rainfall, but that was an unus-
Shamko.Mad mK, n.,i .,. ual year and the result was manifest in the
IUV. J.-l . . , . ' ,.!-!. ...... I l,l .l.n.
uay trips ns soon ns iravel on "um " c 1
'ma to Shaniko u i season
"' each way. No onirlnl nn. Iflfl7 JURY LIST
.n..... ... ,
-vui lint ii.. ,.!..... .... .
id... jjivcu inn. concern-
ucw mail Sfrvir I... .1.! .. r ril.n IVII. niimim urn nil Ilin III TV
M iiv ill in iiir I J... .....ij.vii.u .... ...vu w .... j ' - n
'''"Crook, hut i, ii.. I liui f,,-inn7 rmm (IiIm Rcntlnn of tbo
, "s announri.i.ni ...m i.- county: v. n. jjuimii, u. u.
-""wwely fo!,)WI n ,l,c rcsumn. ' M W""' Ul v "oim," ?' Y;
of'al m r""n p TI.dn. Hnrorow. II. . I. Uouly, V.
. vu i. i nnirni nt I --
w ""tiHiuii wiiii inn i . t m
. XtOJIIIlUII. . U. Jliimui,
c,.,. . . Lunob. I M. Loveliiml, R. A. Mer-
uaiiint-fi l ... I '
, -"'c madras Miiiit. n i it n a,..u..u v Tlnr hrliliro. a.
. VlOh nuiH I ., . TT TV... I,. I T n.inl VnUMl X Ti WI I .
i'""tnase(t bv ihi. Mm,n.. U. J. Iluruy. is m. iiciuii, j. .
. 've chnr... .. . . Iii..v. v HiiiIhoii. Ini Ih i iini. Jv, A,
, Old rn....l .InilklllB. N. H. JonnliiKH. U. H. lrHoi),
.'II VWUIMII IIDH It I fl MM nt I ' I T ' " " '
.1 " 'here are fmir i .1 1 J. T. JjCt'dH, u, i). ii)iii!HB, a uiui
Sl-ocf .... Ur 0( ,1C lnr8e nueli.J.W. Molton, V, T. Mollarguo
O"' l0'"r. and ,1
nig
being 1
X 14 ami 1,' XV Nnrllt. nt MilllrnH.
I H t "J " - '
ic other a a. iinlrr. J. L. Urooi iik. J. ih
"me dimensions an d 70 Drown, H. 0, Oarlnud mitlvW. X, Hum
Ernest M. Smith's linal five
year proof upon his homestead
was rejected by the local land
ofiico, as a five-year proof, but
he was permitted to offer the
proof as a commutation proof,
which was accepted. The rea
son his live-year proof was re
jected was because he offered
his proof before the expiration
of the live years, as it is com
puted by the land office. The
error came about in this man
ner: When residence is estab
lished upon a homestead entry
within the first six months the
residence runs from the
date of the entry; but, if the
eutryman does not go upon his
homestead to establish resi
dence within the -first six
months, then the lime of his
residence begins to run when
he actually goes upon the land.
'1 he first six months does not
count as residence unless resi
dence is established within
that tune. Tina was tne case
in the entry of Mr. Smith. For
unavoidable reasons he did not
establish his residence upon
his homestead during the first
six months, and he got no
credit for that period. His
residence was computed from
the date upon which he first
established residenco, shortly
after the expiration of the first
six months, and five years had
not elapsed before the date of
proof. This explanation iB
made for tho benefit of those
who heard the story that Mr.
Smith's five-year proof was re
jected, and that he was forced
to make a cash entry. Tho fact
of the matter is that his proof
of residence waB good, but be
cause of his failure to go on the
land in the first six months ho
lost credit for that time, and his
live years of residence had .not
fully run. Mr. .Smith had
made -arrangements to move,
and .rather than alter these
plans and oome back and live
the remaining few months to
make out his five years resi
dence, ho decided to majce a
cash entry of the land. The
decision in his uaeo has no
bearing on the case of any
eutryman who went on his Inn'c)
within the Jirst six months.
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3
36
15 Steel Cook for 13
14
10
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45 Range "
McTAGGART & BYE
MADRAS, OREGON
Clay pool Brothers
GENERAL
Merclaand ise
Clothing, Boots
Slioes, Etc
Prompt Attention, to Mail Orders
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
iyjmyW y y y y y v iy y w V W W V V W
A. E. CROSBY
I'ROI'RIETOIt
POSTOFFICE PHARMACY
Carries a Cotnp.etc Line of Drug. Medicines Chemicals, Household pmcdlc,
X)rugBl8t8' 8nndrle and l'hoto SuripUc. Country Mall Orders I give my personal
attention. A. Graduate In charge, Safe delivery guaranteed. Your prescription
my epcclalty. Strychnine and I'et Detroyern. Stock Foods and Dip of aU kinds.
Agoncy for Eastman Kodak. Both Thoues. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE DALLES,
OREGON
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LIVERY
The best in Shaniko
Good Stock. Careful Drivers
Best of Hay and Grain Fed
At Very Reasonable Prices
D. A. Howell, Shaniko, Or.
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Shaniko Warehouse Company
GENERAL STORAGE AND F0RWARDINO
Special attontion to Wool Grading and Baling for Eastern ship
ments. Dealers in Blnckninith Coal, Lime and Builders' Material
of all kinds. Sulphur, Wool and Grain Sacks and Twine, Grain,
Flour and Feed. Highest prico paid for Hides and Pelts. 8tock
Yards with all tho latest and best facilities for handling Stock.
Mark Goods Oare of
"S. W. Co."
T. G. CONDON, Mneer.
J. W. French, Pros. H. A. Mooro, Vlce-Prcs. F.T. Hurlburt, Caahlsr
EASTERN OREGON BANKING COMPANY
X FOREIGN EXCHANCE BOUCHT AND SOLD
X DRAFTS ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
X Capital Stock, $25,000
J Dopotitw, $2ho,ooo SHANIKO, OREGON
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mor, of II uysUok,