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at Madras,
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of Maclrai.
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J, 0. lloblnmiii wnsR visitor In u
lolopo IiihI Sunday,
Horn, In tho wlfo of John MeTttttgnrt
1 .... uiki.ii.i. f.. n uttiH
III YOlHIgH ",,B C"'f t 4MIH0II tt, lll, ft 8011,
.Tnclc Cllngan and. family nro mov
luff out toilny, to Uiolr homo near
Culver.
II, U. Ilecd of Hiiuiiw Oreek wiih In
llown hint Stlunlily, do IiIm way to
MeMlinivlllo.
Horn, to tho wlfo of OliarloH V. Wll
mm, ul Portland, Oregon, February 2.'l,
IUD7, a daughter
It. A. Hrown mid wlfo wore hi town
hint Halurday from their ranch In
Porter Spring canyon.
MIbB HiihIo Hrojfun of Aulolopo Ih
vndtlng hcrfc'lHtcr, ajrH.C. Uibltinon,
having arrived horo last Monday
evening,
W. K. auoi ln, Jr., of Portland wan Ii.
MadrnH laHt Saturday morning enwute
to Honil, where ho goen to look after
bllwillCHrf lntereHtn.
Til. IMiMljorry, who Iiuh hcon work
ing In Porilund during tlio Winter,
Cunlc In on T(u.'Hilay'H Mingo to look
after Ii Ih liitcri'fH' here.
T. A. Ituiherfonl of Uldlaw. piiHsed
through town Fuiidiiy afternoon, tin
the Umiil HIntnlko mage, He wan on
li Ih waj lo Portland.
Our hhw S'tmplo of CtnipVII Hnl,
Sui iaee puolur will ho here Monday,
.every hotly Invlloil to call and exam
ine It. .1. fc M.A INiIiihoii & Co
MW. W. 15, Kiilghum arrived here
Sunday afternoon from Gobhon,
Wellington, and Ih vlalllng at (he
homo of herpareiilM, Dr. and Mr. T.
A. Iuig.
O, Springer wnn In town last Mon
day from Otilvor, looking after IuihI-
msa mattern ior tho Grizzly Iike
Lumber company. BjrIuT lie-
uomputilcd hltn and ftpont the day
vMilitg friends horo.
.. 1 i.rti.v and outs, at
LwarniBl.rh.gHHtOKii road.
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ffi. a Cvoy, Warm.
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The I Itty ntiich pont oftlco was diaoon
tlinil liy otdnr of tint department last
Thurmluy, the It. K. I), roiro out of
t'lilver havliiR niiiile that poftt ofllcT
iii.neci'hHiiry, ih moMtof tin; patroim of
Mm nflluo 11 ro -urvM ly that route. A.
W. Iloyuo wnn potdnmHter at Hay
Uok. .laiiiCH T. KnhliiNun, of Cnlver, who
wa In tho idly Saturday, nny ho Ih
amiin thoHo who waiitml county liv
Ifluii, hut ()iinlllli:H hlri remark hy
htatliiK thai hu thought tlit! movement
xoiiiewhiit premature. Mr. ItohliiHoti
w.iuled JeMl-rMiu ootinly eieitted uud
wan not wirry that Newmlth uout'ty
wax killed In I he Saintte. llevlew,
II, I. Did zel of Mud run wiih In Hend
tho Urtt 1 f I h week looking up IiiihI
iii'hm fur the .M'idniH .Milling Coufpauy.
Mr. Diei.el mtyH that on aeuount of the
heavy ruliiH and Htiowfall a humpcr
enip In expiMiled In Hid MidraHuntintry
ih In year and ihut the mining coin
pnny are laylni: phuiM to Hike cure of
their tlirte of it. Illllletln. (
Dr. T. A. IiOiig waH at Ilelnler on
profexHlnual tnisliieHi. last Saturday,
HttMtyH that wlille tlioro hehaw a lilff
fmir-liorxe load of delayed mail for
lVlnovllle piiHHlng lliroimh. Tlii fec
und olasn mill, wliluh had atoumula
ted In larue quui.tlllex during Die tie-up
on the Ci'luinl.lii Hotithern, waMhuuled
(lilt to Prliu'Vlllo In four horHo waons
tin thesliiget- w ere unable to huiullu it.
A. L. (Jooilwlllle, mayor of Hend,
was In town IiihI Hatunlay morning,
on hlrt way home from Portland. Mr.
QoDtlwIiliu-wiiri a paRHonger on the
(hut C'olumtda Hniilliern train icto
Hhaiilko in over fniir wee lew. lie and
hhvoii other piiNHongern took ttie
through Hend slugo Immediately after
the arrival of the train, and uxpeuted
td rouuh Hund In the afternoon of the
day followliiK their arrival liiHhanlko.
MlMiUhra Homey, dauKhtur of Mr,
and Mm. .1. II. Iloruoy of HiIh place,
won tho kuIiI medal for declamation
In tho oraloilc.il .enntutit of the Crook
Omnly lllli Selibol.at Prli.ovlllo, on
Friday evening, March IhI. Thin Ih
Mlm iluroey'H Hecond yoarat the High
He. out, whore tdn ha attained a high
standing In her cI-jbsch, and her
frlwniN Pere will ho glad to learn of
ihe adilllloual houora she hau won In
iie oratorical contcHt.
Tho train did not reach Shunlko
Wednesday evening a reported, tint
got in for iheflmt tlmo 'in over four
week, on Krhhiy night, hauling In a
iiiimlier of p"-K'iigcrH who had heen
wnltiiiK I7r i ho refiimptlon of truVel
ovur l he rallioud heforo returning to
n.'eir huiuuH in Central Oregon. The
Ih! train In brought qulto a lot of
limit, thu,nh,-r mall received hero on
Thumilay Imvlng conic through In tho
Hiatfe hunt out by Ilowull and Crnett
Ti'i'in Shunlko -
I-', W, Wiadley, reproHontatlvoof tho
Portland hranuh of ihu iMundiull
Well Company, wuh In town last
TuuMility. Ilowas'a paHseiiger on the
Hyii.1 dago which wa,& up-Bet at Hang
ing Hook, and narrowly enoapud In-
Jury uy aeveral hundred puuiuiH 01
freight piled liiHldo the atngo, wiieio
ho whs riding, toppled over on him
when theuoijklont oceurcud. Iloexlrl
oated hlmaelf, however, and crawled
through tho tup if tho stage, and when
5AMKO,
We want a share of your trade for
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Our. Hlgn Grade goods offered, service and
Low Prices, Merit It.
"fcioiMii . ""' of l 1 '' took an Inventory if hlnmolf wus
u ' Jvniial,
pleased, to find lha ho was all there.
CENTRAL OREGON'S
B I Q
DEPARTMENT STORE
Every cash purchaser can have a Grand
Entertainer a Talking Machinein the
home. We are qivina them away. Get in-
p formed and save our Coupons.
V.
For Sale or Trade: A 3 Mllehell
Mi.itn, almost new, nftle ihcap; or
will trade for3 inch whk'mi. Addrena
lnlsfi WHhoii, Madras, On-n, or
'h!I at renldenco near Itnniiil Knit m
7-M
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DopftrtMOjit f the Interior
Intl OlTuc ut Ti.e Iullf, Oreson.
l't'l)ruar)-,16. I'M.
Xotteelii liorcby Klrcn tlint Krrik F rincli.
ul' iulrnn, Oregon, lint fllc.l notice of Ills
Intoiitinli to umko fiiiat live year proof In
hii.rt of Iili cliilm. viz :
lloinftel Kutry No. lows, ramie Novemlxr
W. VKil. for the wxiwi aivt l)t3 Rlid I of ec
7 nli'1 Ut 1 Of c 1, ti 12 s. r IX v, in.
Ami tliHt null! proof will m mMlo heforo
Knnik Onborn. 17. S. comralMlnner, nt
ultli-e In MndriH, Orogon, on April ftth, 1UU7.
tie nnmeii ttie follotvliiK wlteOM to prove
lif rftiitliinoii ro.ililence uimjii, unci- ouiUvh
nun of. tliu 1 ml, viz:
Owrnu Klllliileek and Wliiajn Gritton, of
JlmlrHM, nroKOii. anil Altxirt Vocum utitl
lUnlW fiwlft, of Cuvor, OroKon,
MiciiAni. T. Nolak.
f28-tti ItglRtor.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Deiwrtment of tlic Interior
IjiihI Ofllco nt The Dallui, Omkoti,
February is. l'JOT.
N'otlco 'IH hereby plvon that Ixul A.
Young of MRilran, Orciuni, hax lllcil notice of
UU Intention to make final Jlve-yenr
proof In MipiMirt of Ills vlaim' viz:
II. K. No. ySIO, tnmlq October IS, 1901, for the
r in,
w'soi ami c'i
, tnmlq
ii oi
we SO, tp 10 R, r It e.
Anl tha,t fnld proof will lo raado boforo Fraiik
0botn, V K Conun'r. at hl oflkc In Mail-
ran, iJrt'KOn . on April a, UK),
IiI.h continuous reldencu upon, and cultl'va
SOLAS.
ItcglKtcr.
Wo will he ready to roil tool grain'
on W'ednexday of next wer-k. .1, W. it
M. A. ItobltiHon & C'i
Mm. W. J. Uuckjey 'of Redmond
wuh In town today, on her way lo Join
Mr. Hockley, atSbaiilko wh- (Hngeiit
fur the now, Hend hIiki; line at thitt
place.
MiHH lOll.aheth Hlohardn ninde poof
ii.on her li.imehtead before OmmlH-
dinner Oilioni on TiieHihi . U. II.
Harnett and K. N. Gilliam were hei
t HllOhijCH.
Mr. and Mm. P. K. Shikhih of Hcl
inond moved to Maiirun la.it Wodne
dny. They have runted tho J r ry
Cramer hoiiec, and will make thin
their home. Mr. Siuioim Ih a driver on
the new duge line.
THE RAZOR BACK OF ARKANSAS
t
An t'bteenietl ooiitempoiiit y
is responsible for the following
Htory:
Arkansas lias a greater vari
ety of Iiogs and le.s pork than
an' state in the union. An av-,
Huge hog in Arkansas weighs
about fourteen pounds dressed
willi its head on and about six
1)01111(13 aim a ail Willi US IlOatl i lie nBinou-tlio folloivlnc wuneue to provo
, , ( nu continuous reiui
nil . 1 r im n nil I-I'M n :i rri'MV ii (ill lid l titm of. the land . viz
. . ,. ,J ... J M Kntt'litir, U. 8. Cowloi, W. A. I.ee and W
jllltip tl Ultl lelice, Cllltll) IIKO a j II.Stonehocker.au at Moarai 'R"
iarrotand live on grass-roots j fn' "ce
and rabbit tracks. It hasn't
much tail or bristle, but. plenty
of gall. It will lick a wolf or a
bear in a fair fight. It is called
ra.orback because it is shaped
like a sun-fish. In hunting a
ra.orback it is always shot at
sideways, for there is not the
ghost of a show to hit it other
wise, an' more than to shoot at
a split shingle. '
It can drink milk out of a
quart jar on account of its long,
thin head. This typo qf razor
back is known as the stone hog
because its head is so heavy
audits nose is so long that it
balances up behind. Tho own
er of this type of hogs usually
ties a stone to its lail to keep it
ftoin overbalancing and break
ing its nook while running. If
the stone is too heavy, it will
pull tho skin over its eyes, and
will go blind.
--
Tho large safe which was
bought by L. M. Ilahn from the
Madras Milling Company has
at last been opened, so that its
owner can use it. At the time
tho sale whb bought tho combi
nation was in the keeping of S.
P. Oonroy, who refused to di
vulge it to anyone. Mr. Gonroy
was gone for a year or more,
and upon his recent return to
this place agreed to open the
safe for ton dollars, which prop
osition was accepted by the,
ownor as it was entirely usoless
with ifs doors securely closed. '
At ono tlmo it was proposed to j
have an; export come in and
open the safe but tho expense '
would have been so great that j
this plan was abandoned.
Timber Land, Act .lime 3,'S7S
NOTICE FOR PUHLICATION.
U. b. Land Otlico, The Dalles. Or..
Deceinbur 3. JWG
A'otlce Is hereby vein that In compli
ance witli the provisions of the act of Con
gress of .liinolt. 1878, entitled "An net for
Mio salo ot tiinocr lands in tun states ot
California, Oregon, Newul t and lr.ishinf;-t-iii
Territory", as extended to all the pub
lie land a atesby act of August I,
Louie II. Miu ir,
of Hend, county of Cronk, state of Oregon,
has this dav filed in this office her sworn
statement N's.'tiWt. for the purchase of the
cWvvk arul'ise1 of see t, tp 13 s, r 11
e, w m,
And will offer proof to show that tho
land sought is more valuable for its tim
ber or stone than for agricultural purposes
and to establish her claim to said land
before II. C. KIHs, V. S. Commissioner, at
ills ofllco in lJjnd, Oregon, on the I!Uh day
of April, 1007.
She names as witnesses: Charles L.
Block and 1rank O. Minor, of Hend, Ore
gon, and Millsou .!. Huberts ami lSlwood
W. Hohorrs, of Sisters, Oregon.
lny and all peM i .s claiming adversoly
the abn,o-do-'crlbeil lands are requested tif
file their claims in tills ollice on or before
said 13tb dav of April. 11H)7.
Mlt'lIAKI. T. XOI.A.X.
f2S-all Hegls
McTAGGART & BYE
HARDWARE
IMPLEMENT
GROCERIES
AGENTS FOR
MADRAS, OREGON
Ciaypool Brothers
GENERAL .
MERCHANDISE
Clothing: Boots
Shoes, Etc TD
. , P.rompt Attention to Mail Orders
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
3J fjf. Jj,i jjj jr J
A. E. CROSBY
PROPRIETOR
POSTOFFICE PHARMACY
Corrlas a Comp.etc Iilne of Drugs, Jlcdirlncs, riiemlcals. Household Remedies
DrUKRlft' Sundries and Photo Supplies. Country Mail Orders I give my personal
attention. A Graduate In charge. Safe delivery guaranteed. Your prescription
my specla.lt-. Strychnine and Post Destroyer. Slock Foods and Dips of all kinds.
Agoncy for Eastman Kodaks. Both 'lhones. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
STI
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YOU LGOK FOR TROUBLE
If you obtain a Firearm of doubt
ful (jolly
Tho e:vtl need Hunter's and
Marksman's Ideal
'Ablj.unerrlneSTEVENS
I NO OUT WHY
by ahcottng our popular
RIFLES SHOTGUNS
PISTOLS
AbIc yoar locul Ilitrtlwnro
or t';iortliiK (ioiiili JltT
I'lmnt for tho KTin'UNK,
IT you cannot olitaln, ue
d'.ilp tllrtict, e-prei itrn
P'lltl.upon loccit g t';.tu
lojf l'rlco.
Send 1 vent l: Nuups for 140 1'ukc
tllu ttruted C'ulnlii-r. iiinliiilliifr cli t it.
lm-Mor 1 itrnit mlilUlona to our Hue.
CnutiiliiH iKl:iU on thtoilu;,!imnui
altlou, tho proper e:iri( u llrt'iu in,
iitti., e'o. Our n::riU'tlvo Ten I'olttr
t.ll lid rillllil'.l Il'tii'-rr lllllllr.l imv.
I tyiit'i n ittr m f tintn in tlllll)IH
J.HTr.VJ'.NH AHMS A TOOL CO,
1'. O. llox.l()07
Chtropeo I'ullii, JUnss., P. B. A.
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 FORWARDING
Special attention to Wool CWdlng and Baling for EaBtern uhlp
menta. Dealers in Blacksmith- Coal, Lime and Builders' Material
of all kinds. Sulphur, Wool and Grain SackB and Twine, Grain,
Flour and Feed. Highest price paid for Hides and relts. Stock
Yards with all tho lateBt and best facilities for handling Stock.
Mark Goods Oare oi
"S. W. Co."
T. G. CONDON, Manager.
J. W. Franch, Pros. H, A. Maoro, Vice-Pros. F. T. Hurlburt, Qashlec
EASTERN OREGON BANKING COMPANY
FOnEICN EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD
DRAFTS ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Capital Stock, $25,000
Doposlts, $250,000
SHANIKO, OREGON X
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