figs at Madras. 0f Portland was' In 'KM' S''jrdiy' , Madras ,.,tof (be 1nlW fill gi Pharmacy. n4f . Inal tek,d wifcwc.cn luw;. . ' , . , ..irr neighborhood, 1Deuu" . ... .... ,B .rtk on h'"s for ,1,c jjil . l ieWCCK, lUUKiiij; itttug rrt.trne.1 I'wmy -: bkI, ret ntned Monday iv 1.. ..iki. nefk hi , iiiifiimrs appiy . ....ii, ne if . ... . M .1.1 I'M. .3 " It. I. Vrt u ai.J 'ie " ny'ccn i i.i,i ,s rvciniiitr, attcitd- r .- -.1. . icw I r the in)i, . . 'r 1,1 .1 ,ii I il Li'"' n i, ii. Culver Fiiday r .i II C i. ! uf the week In .1 . I. fit U l'o "c in,B Bil -i,:, .it W "lr.. I.it your ii .. ...:n iw. i fnii - 111 21 tf e II ..... . ..I. ..i' .nil oi ii.ivcicck H 1 V rtCDIMK, intend . .. it i.i t i 4'i f .ooi mc vuu , i m ' .run Suiljinn, i.l ir.idc for l6o . i .el St Uvb (or moif art-l r. I Wlilto Wynti .O .MAi 1' ' l.l.l.U fit KI ii I (' iUiviiv. Warm tgoo Mr f II i It vat In lovvfl 'if n t ir !l . ,;rr r I I ii'. 1 . ''41, u. Me hays ilini ' "t in his sectiQh ' 'dliorn pj.'t; Idi ,; Mn.. K A. it. into , i ilmgl, b.ititCS, : h.uiii and cilico, ' v. ill Mirptbc you. ii A. Co. ).ui last I'ridoy H..1 iieiKliuorhoud to itinku final - timiestcad. i. a c sold n laryc r t to Tom A. i. ii tunc Will ; lit; 1 ' i p .rt of June, f l lurvcitcr ever n ' Company IlBi mnrkct until I 'Kec, ntul nfter will be .uU'rin 1 fl.!, .iCCOidlUg 10 "",: property in 1 1 "y road intntor, I ':, to look niter ' ' Creek, wlijcli ' i Ijy the Winter water wlnn the Mr, McLntii'hlin " I pronoiintfoa it '"ii' repairs will liavc in 4) llif,,- ... . T ( ""il Lf.ilir. II. . . . l" -.'crKcts lower ,r:irV I' it this vgek for .Itl.ifln tulwtrit Ii ;,( i,JM10I1, ,lc Wlll U,i. ' '."II. UlCIC 'r Jetlirm and if f tlic Cnnadian lie finili. " IIBtt l A, , ';(. . M'n ii.i criniii ftf int ,"V"I tO 1m I .l. JU0 oi i,v,.. V '""'ell w.i . bill. " inal OHIWM , "u'i Mm i in il... r He s.ii, ii... "VI . . , ' " v'cr or n I,... f..t. . !lj - o wmjjj lllilll thl,IS0"'""lllll!Ual1 Varie,iS ,. PISCH u.( nrn,l. ii tl, , K'vc promise of a ' ' 'Minn Ii ..... i "'tft. I . . I 1. II. H I . .. yciir nir. liflmill III,..,. ' "nail ideal yenr Mr, L.. j w irmi fin IU4 "Bit rin. i . ,r'' in (he county, Ed Kmchcr was in town on Tuesday from iiil ranch cat ol this place, I'ryc'M Poisoned Wheat, (lie best on the inarltcl, at Madras Pharmacy. a.ttf Horn, to (lie wife of Thomas E. Love lace, April tf, 1907, on Crooked river, a son. .1 John Conroy left last Monday for Moro where he will work in the flouring mill. William Harper has been cringed in iloing some paper lmti;lni; at the Warm HprltiK aijency during the week, NUlcc otirad on the front paj;e of thin paper. Conic in and look if you do not care to Iniv, wc will lie pleased to show you. This People's Hijj Store, Wc are agents for the best gasoline chjjfnc on the market, the "international," Cull and fceeour sample already installed. J. W. & M. A. Koliinson it Co. Miss Ilcssfc Koblnsoh of Culver ha boon nisistinj; behind the counters at the slore of J. Si hi, A. Robinson & Co this week, wlillc they arc taking inventory. Read the ad of Madras Townsite Com pany in another column. Town lots will be on thri market until June tt at present prices, allef which they will be advanced. The Hotel Poindoxter i ttie inort pop. j ufar hostelry at the cotmtyseat. Under' now nifiiMimicnt. Ciuirteoiin treatment. ! good nicumiiiodiiliuii mui popular prices. It is now lime to think about ordering repairs for your McCormick headers, bindets, inoweri, rakes, etc. Call and get our price. J. W. & M. A. Robin son Si Co. April s.jth Dr. Clarence True Wilson united in matrimony at the parsonage Ruei 0. Andius and KJbu Cuthetinc W. Holdisliip, both of tliis city. Portland Telegram. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Drake of Bend wcreti towiTucidny afwrnoon, on their tray home fiom Poitland. Mrs. Drake h'ts recently ictiirnwl from California, where she spent the winter. Martha May, the little daughter of Mr. and Mr. Waller Darrow, died April 27, 1997) HKcd 2 yViit, 3 months and 21 .lays. The lemains were interred in Madras Cemetery Monday afternoon. A aompluio supply of Icyul liliuiltH for do liiiilinlliig wrhiiity mid quit oluitn IiuhIh, riml, oiiatttd 11111I ioi tuortgaoii, t. J iihI Ice 1:011 rt liIiinkH mtd JiiHtlci; ipiiirl work Hxpudlntty. Notary Public. J. UrooltH, The Ciiistian Hiblc school held a May Day picnic the fust day of May, at the Jumper'' grove nouth of town. They had a May pole and oiher exercises. Mary To nil was crowned (pieen. A fine lunch and a gunernt goml time was had. John Wagcnbkut, who has been con fined to his room practically all winter on account of illness, was in .iladras dating the past week, after a load of water. Tlib was Mr. Wagenblast's firtt appenmncc in town in a good many iiiontiirf, and In friends were glad to sec him about again. R. V. Jenkins wn in town on Tuei day from his ranch near Haystack. He sny that there have been several very cold nights dining the nsi week, but so far as he can sue, no serious damage has been done to the dull crop. The coldest night, he says, wn Sunday night, when there was half an inch of ice. Clarence C. Ashley expects to leave 1'odny for Potiland, from wheie lie will go to some point in the Willamette Valley to makehis'hoiiie. He will drive through to The Dalles, and go by'boat from there to Portland, taking his team with him. He has disposed of his interests in this locality, afid will locate permanently the .vest side of the mountains. ! I - I Campbell Soil Culture t Manual for 1907 M I We want a share of your trade for l 9 0 7 Our Hlgn Grade goods offered, service and , Low Prices, Merit It CENTRAL OREGON'S BiQ 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. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION At n btiBititjbs mtMilin of llio sti)iMinttndiit8 of tli Sunday schools of tho Mudnts disirict it was decided to Jiold the next district convention on Tuesday, .Juno 4, at Madras.' Thy ' following committees ware aj)pointed: Committee- on .program: W. J. Jininstetter, AJVtt. J. II. Jlor ney, Mrs. M. E. Snook, the Rev. Moehring, A. l.arsen. (Joiiiitiittci; on entertainment: Mrs. M. Ji. Percival, Mrs. J. W. Itobinson, Mrs. Terril, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Mason. Committee on finance: Mrs. Craig, M. C. Mason and Mrs. Pinkerton. Everyone invitwtl to come with baskets well lilled and with a determination to enjoy to the utmost the feast pre pared for mind and body. Guaob L. Smith, Secretary. yMl TASSEL & DAVIS REAL ESTATE, LOCATING & IHSURAHCE Oflico in the Post Ollice Building MADRAI OREGON A.'M. WILLIAMS &. CO DEA1.HUS IN Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnishing Goods HOOTS AND SI10E3 lIATd AND CAI'S THE DALLES Regular price $2iso AND PIONEER ONE YEAR, BOTH $3.00 Wc have rhaclc afrangemcnts with ivlr. Campbell by which sub' scribers to the PIONEER can secure the manual for $1.50. Ncv subscribers, or old subscribers by paying up, can secure this valuable book on farming in the semi-arid West at this reduced'' price PIONEER, -------- $1 '50 ' 1907 SOIL CULTURE MANUAL 2 50 Regular Price - ' - $4 00 Our Price to You, $3,00 For Both), The 1907 Soil Culture Manual Ih ft 320 page cloth huitml book, very complete sUh! upto-dnte, and 'hnjjstVmktJtlirt'O" limou uu itiitnv ilhiftinLtiotm iih tint 100.5 .hamuli, aiiil in mutter and uonenil ninke- iij) iuqmtodifforent.aiid trenta iimny new and iiiiiKirUtiitfiubjects. It is coinpilwl from iturufuland porsiuU'iit experiments and olwcrvation ih Held work, covurina,; over M vciirH oiicruuon in otgiu uinuiuiueiaius, un u jjiuui, v.muvv ui "r i ........ . : . . ...,ll...... m r. uiHicr wiueiv uniorcuv ciiiiiiviii; r o t- J. W. French, Pres. H. A. Moore, Vlce-Prcs. F.T. Hurlburt, Cashier ! EASTERN OREGON BANKING COMPANY I t FOREICN EXCHANGE BOUCHT AND SOLD DRAFTS ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD M ' Capital Stock, S25.C00 . . i . , , . , Dcposui $250,000 S H AN I KO, O R EGO N f OREGON on Birl NVrlglitof lhnd was in town liiHt Ttivmlny. J. L. Kuuvor unit datightur of Iieinl wi'i'o In town last Tiitndiy, on their way to the luilrnud at tiliaiifko. Oliurk'H ). Hrown, u ltfinl real estate man, wun In MmlriiH hint Tuuhday ovuiiliig, on IiIh wuy to the rullroad. It. I''. Utierlii mid funilly of Now yYoilc City wern in town last night on tliulr way to JJhuiI, whom thuy will Hptmd tliu tttiouiiiT. Mr. otiorln will rehlde at tlio Hiuwell-Utieiiu ranoh ciiat of iiuml, Mr. mui AfiH. T. (i. Condon of Shun llto wuru in -town youtorduy and left tlilH inornhig for Prlnovllle. Mr. Condon Ih looking after htiHinoHa mat-t.-rs for the Blmnlko Wurehotito J-'o., of vvhleh lip Ih tnaiianr. fi,WU nOi iik jfkVk iSUjU t5t t A, jfl iSfl GRAND MAY BALL SANFORD'S MALL Friday Night, May 3 All-Night dance; good music; good floor; good lime, Vnn iA linifnf nnmn n ' M mm M I UU liaU UDIIUI UUlllu h Frank Loveland was in town yesterday irom the Hunter placf, where he is drilling a well, lie has been attended by f more bad luck on the present hob of drilling, than , would be required to discourage most men. After getting down a couple of hundred feet the drill broke into a crevice and was caught, and they were not able to begin wotk until Tuesday last, being delated six weeks. Cn Titesday'morning they gut the drill to going nicely again, when one of the parts of the drill broue, and another sus pension of the work will be necessary, as the broken part will have to be sent to Priue villa to bo repaired. If perse verance in the face of repeated hard luck counti for anything, Mr. Loveland says that they expect to solve the water prob lem on Opal Prairie. ii. B. irelfrich unci J . IT. llel frioh and their families, and Mrs. Jack Helfrich and her lit tle son, Devero, passed through Madras on Tuesday, on their way to Portland. "-Ben and Jim Ilelfrich are going to Portland to work on a contract for grad ing streets. Mrs, Jack Holfiioh Is taking liar son Devero to Portland, to have an aitillcial eye put ill. The little fellow had the misfortune- to lose an eye last yenr, as the result of being bitten by a dog. Every effort was made to save it, but it was finally' found to be neces sary to have the oye removed. I., j M Itetneinher thu May Hull tomorrow ulhf, Friday, May 3. jj " .... Until June 1 1 UntilJune 1, 1907, all lots of the Madras Townsite Company will be for sale at prices from $50 upwards,-according to location W.".liWW- PRICES Wj-LL BE 'NCREASED After that date prices on all lots will be increased from 50 to 100 per .cent There will be no deviation from this rule Parties desiring lots at present prices should buy now, as this offer absolutely closes May 31, 1907 MADRAS TOWNSITE CO. HBJ DON P. RE A, Secretary ' MADRAS, OREGON WW '3