i 1 III! ' MADRAS, CROOK COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY. AUGUST 8, 1907. NO; 51 I. Madras Pioneer New Spring1 Goods Now ready for inspection Our grocery line is complelci Rcmcmbcf we can Imndlc all your stock that is ready for market, at the best pribc3i Come and talk to us PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Harness and IS INDEPENDENT LINE "oad tbampobchased in LENA M; LAM,B, Madras, Oregon pflANK OSBORH U. S. COMMISSIONER Trwniite HulIdlnK MADItAH OliEOO.'J QiJ. II A HOLD CliAUKK ' DENTIST All klnilndf Dental Work at reasonable price, I I'JUNKVILLK, OKKqON (tfAX LUEDDEMANN NOTARY PUBLIC vNjrvSaddles Beltine:. Lace Leather Whips, Bridles, Halter3 I'ino Handmade Ilarrtcsa fiilly guaran teed! made frdm beat California Oak tunned harness leather Oreaon Trunk- Readtf td Build Without Hill or H'arrlfnkh Outfit Now on the Way from Sari Francisco Begin In Three Weeks B. S. LARKIN MADRAS, ORE0.ON MADRAS OREGON 0 C. COLLVER NOTARY PUBLIC lumen or tub I'kack CUhVKlt I'tyfSMpOT CULVER OREGON J.W. French, Pros. H. A. Moore, Vlca-Proei F.T. Hurlfaurt, Cashier EASTERN OREGON BANKING COMPANY I FOflEICH EXGHANCE BOUGHT AND SOLD DRAFTS ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD CtplUI Stock. S25.000 rr-M oopetiu. 5230,000 SHAN I KO, OR EGO N A. E. CROSBY I' H 0 1' 111 KTU n toSTOFFICE PHARMACY rtfr)ei f ton rie Mae ol timet. Medicine. Chemicals. Ilotitoliold Kfiiuedle. fnijiiU'S"n ifu nmi I'lioto 8uijlle. Country JUII Ordiirs I k'VW ray personal iStatua A iiluaui in clmrgUi Hafe delivery jfUaMiitfct-d. Your prtMcrJ jllo erKr ij "i: M'Uulno and- Pt Ietrocr., 8toek,Ki0d mid UIp of nil klmli. 'M'rfor EiiuBn itoiiBk. iiotu 'Phones. VviiolimAle AMI) lorr-An F DALL15S. II. hnuOk PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Office In bruit Store. M. C. MASON Real Estate, Insurance Collections AIho mxkf'HH Mti'ciil'v of Auctioneering in all lines, (-fllce In Uiuuks HrotlictH' luruiture store MADRAS, OKEGOV 'Leo LaFolIctto of J?rincviIIe was ill town Monday evening on-, his way to Shaniko. Mr. LaFollptto is one of tlfq FINAL PL'ANS UNDER CONSIDERATION P"'c being organised to carry freight between this biace and Shaniko, ilo sayjj lhal Jbtj equipment for tho road traih has been purchased and whT'bc shipped irt at oncc',. and' the company', . expects to begin " op'ernlions withiA . three weeks. Mr. j. W. Collins, an other member of tho company, haa been jersonally invcstigatirithe opera tion of almilar road trains in California'.' h. Ji. Urav-. ono Ol tuc party 01 and he aava that there ih no nucstion lit 1 ' ' L 1.-1 .1-1 . . . i ' .. oeaiiic capuaiiHiH nero recenny, jioiub auoui tne fiuccessiui operation ot tuc out a promise of the immediate con- traction engine aiid train over the roads atruction of the line up the' foeachutcH. between this place and Shaniko. Mr. The following interview, published in Collina is now returning with the tig. the Seattle Post'-Intelligenccr, will be of freighting outfit consisting of aW-horge- interest to our reaucrs: "I have juat returned from an mves tigation'of the line of the proposed L. H. Gray, One of the Seattle Party Rocently Hero, Talks Interestingly About Deschutes Railroad power engine and air large wagons capable of carrying ten tons each. MADKAB OREGON j; H. HANEK ABSTRACTER OF TITLES KOTAI'.Y I'UDLIC t'ite Insuraco, T.Uu IniurAnco, Buret)' Ilondi Ittal Kttate, ConruyenclDg 1'IUNKVIM.E, OREGON QR. A. A. BURRIS MAGNETIC OSTEOPATH a Diseases cured without drugs or Mttrgcry uy magnetic ostcopatny, mo new sc.eiicc of tlrutfluss Healing. Cliroi.lc cases n -pcclalty. Consultation tree. Heferencm given to prominent parties of Ullls'ioro, utegon. Ofhce In Adhuis Dullditlg MADRAS. OREGON yAN TASSEL & DAVIS REAL ESTATE, LOCATING & INSURANCE Office In the Pdat Ofrice Building MADRAS, OREGON THE DALLES .HOSPITAL Oregon Trunk Line railroad from The Dalles to lichd, and you can say that there is ho doubt that the road will be I built." aaid L. II Gray of L. II. Gray & Co., yesterday. "The articles of incor poratioii'Will be secured within 10 days. Wo will hold a meeting of those who inspected the property, including W. F. VV J. Buckley passed through town Monday, with the pump, and casing for the new deep .well at Redmond. This cll, the first one drilled by the 1). I. & f Co., is 450 feet deep. The town will be supplied from the well, a complete pumping plant with a gasolene engine for, PUSH OREGON TO THE FRONT AN EASY WAY TO AIVESTtSE MAW RESOURCES 6F THE STATE IV' And Tell Our Eastern Friends About The Superior Opportu nities We possess Al! OF PRINEVILLE. OREGON OREUOiS .cpiui. BEAUTIFUL MONOGRAM II. r. Allks. I'rwldem. T. M. nii.riwj.v, Caihler. Will WurxWeiLKB Vlco I'nJ. II. IIiliii;, Ant. Cashier. mt t si in il niR urat Nannna mm a private hospital 1 (or tlie treatment of all medical and Htirgical diseases, except such as are contagious. I'roniB f ATIxiMTS MAX EMPLOY TUL1K 0W1T PHY8ICIANS TrninliiL' School for nurses In connec tion. Kor Inforniutlou coneeruiut; tlin Hunie audreas riupt. of Nurses. HOSPITAli fRTES From $10 to $21 per week, according to room, Including hospital care ami uoaru. ESTABLISHED 1 8D6 Surplus nnd Uudlvlded $'1 00)000.00 V DINNER SET of 42 Pieces TO EACH OF OUR CUSTOMERS This is, without doubt, the finfcst offer ever made to our many patronS, and vve know that it will be appreciated as the most sensible and most useful premium ever placed by any finrn This opportunity to secure so beautiul a sc( on our popular plan does not comb very oftety so we sUggdst to y6ii that you avail yourself f this opportunity to secure" a set while they lasti and we wll have" bnough to Supply every family. We exterid otlr most wplcome invitation lo every manj Woman and child to come to dur store immediately and sed tile eti bn disylay. Monogram Dlnn6r Sets are ail the rage so come and sed themi choose your tosigii and learn how to secure a set containing 42 piddesi , For further Information address DRS, FERGUSON & REllTER, The Dalles, Oreeon. f. W. i M A. ROBINSON & COMPANY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY UNITED STATES President , Theodore Kooieveli Vleo-Prldr , .Charles W Faltbanki Becretnry of&utc Elihu Hoot Sccriitary otTreanurjr Ocorgo U Corteljrou Secretary of Interior, Js R Oarttold Secrotary qt W&r j, W II Tuft Secretary of Navy.. O J llouaparte Scjurctary ol :oaimerce .... Oscar Btrausa I'oitmnttor Central Geo Vou I. Myer Attornsy Gdnoral. .....Win II Moody (Secretary of Asrloultyr Jnmuj Wilton 3TAT aorernor.i 'j aorg E. dhhmbdrlalu booratarybl State F. V, Hanson Nelson, li. DeVere, G eorge Danz, D. J power, being installed now for the purposed l t .!.. ' n t r t t t l if .1. lirmiiiHrin. i. - jIihiiiult'. i 1. i . i ' ' Gregory and myself, some day next l week, and we will then make our final plans for the work. "This line when Luity will bo approxi mately 125 miles in( length, and will open up one of the most fertile sections in the Isortuwest. It will not be a Hill lin nor will It be a Harriman line. The party of Julius Kruttsclmitt was in the section looking over the line up the Deschutes River just a day before we got there. The Harriman people, have put in stakes along the river, but our stakes were there first and we have already filed our locations. "The road will be absolutely . Inde pendent; . It will connect at The. Dalles with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company's line and also with the North uanK roau on tne north siue ol the Columbia River." "It is expected that it will cost from 13,000,000 to .GOO.OOO,. and will have no grade over one percent. The canyon of the Deschutes River has alwavs hitherto proved a barrier .to railroads uesinnii 10 lap uns countrw but our engineers, under the direction of Mr, iMeison mmecll a pathtinuer have at last discovered a--way to penetrate it. e have been working on this prop osition for the past 18 months, and Mr, Nelson, tho originator of tho idea, and Mr. Gregory, the promoter of the com pany, have been tireless in their efforts to interest us. Three mcp have al ready promised $050,000 of the neces sary money; "Thecountry through which the road will run is ono of the most .fertile wheat regions in the worid, equallingv if not surpassing, the great fields of Dakotas and Minnesota. 'We are now awaiting Mr. Nelson's return from Portland, and when he arrives we will hold a meeting to con sider the final arrangements for the road's construction. It will bo built, however, and it will bo built by the peoplo mentioned, and not by Hill or Han-Jinan,1' HAIL EXTENDS NORTH Antelope) Country Suffers From Storm Which Passed Over Madras Tho hail storm which struck tliia sec tion Wednesday of last week extended on north with more or less severity be yond tho Antelope country. Reports brought from Antelope this week state thatj as ih this section, tho hail fell only m narrow areas 'there-, but that wher- Treamar o a steol ever it fell hutch daniagb Was done to Attoruoy General...; AM Crawford standing grain, Several fields of rim Sunt 1'nlilln In.tr.intl,..! I I, i. j. It . ... .. . ' ' , i u ,Mmnnov .t It lit, ft- i.. t t a m. Pttlry.Wid Food DomntUiilOuer J Hallov "U"""B. u,,v "u !8lraw ,,omB ,0"' u 8 ifcuatora i o V Kuiton throughout tho territory, between this 1 - iJiiournujr place ami CoMgrckimen I nawiey it ii cum mime, Ahtelopo -ropbrts nro Tho area on, which tho hail Ou.ADril 2!)tl) last tll Orpfnniiin publlaheda special Industrial edition levotea exclusively to the explolta- on of Oregon It probably coutaiued , more special and miscellaneous infor mation about Oregon than any one publication that has ever been Issued. It is peculiarly useful and Valuable to he homeseeker, because it gives the eat and most reliable information tbout sp niapy different subjects that the bomeseekerls naturally Interested- u. Almost eveirv tleoartQiHiit of hi. lustry is npeoiallaidj and both des-. nptive audjBtatla'icai iuforniatiou of a highly valuable character Is Rfveu extensively and iu eutertaluiui' f6ru3. Resldeutsof Oregon who know its. advantages as compared with the coiin nested aud depleted East, and who ntill have friends back thero whom hey would like to see here enjoying- tlie he good things of this favored atate . an mi, iu a apiuuuui naru now wltu out cost and very httlo otlbrt. If you i hiub your friend would be interestud' in knowlug more jbopt Oregon and might eveutually become a valuabta oltizeu, send hia name and address lo he general passenuer agent of the Oregon Railway fc Navigation Com- imny, and ucopy of thisspeolal edition with a complete sunimry of tho sov- ' era! subjeots treated, carefully In dexed-, will be taalled to him romptly. Iu thin mauuer you nuuy e the means not only of doing your ' 'riend a good thru, but of heluiuif to stimulate the growth and nrosimrltv f Oregon. Don't forget that comniHiniiW September 1st aud Contiuuuur" dSllv or ifvo mouths, tickets willb ouealo t almost every railroad station in the ISrtstioail puluta in Utumu, N'orthwest at what has couih tn ,.. pularly known tta "eidoiust rates." l'hese rates are the oheatiot ttnerul long diHtiuoe rates evar established, tun utiMUiu one to reaeh Oreaon imui auy part of the Uufied Stutea hi hut a t,e iriuo more than one centa mile. Thev ' fvU Urn the Kreatettlliiueiiiivu to eoloniza- SEVENTH JUDlOiAt Diaf RIOT ImtRB V.l .V L Bradihaw I'roseouttUe Attoriiey frank Muiiefeo BunMma Juda J1".?0 WVH not ovct a nul Wide, Uxtendtug lon aud progre6sVe home bttiMing of 1 s (TQiuiiay irtheast ,ahd southwest for many '" known anoy and if thoredtlotw, miiea, imnougn irreguiarlyv iiiasauHneu resuleut of tho Ei Is uiudo Wliile lio damage In this section Was "' know beforehand the ail vmi tnirtJM tiu great wherever the hall fell-, It'wua for- Joy here-, the nrdhlm la solved. " orook COUNTY luimuuy not wwety matrlhuted. Boveral "" l" tr empir will continue to JudgB...., ; . ...w a itell i'iiors, however, who wero unfortu- luuvo'dliy westward. 0,ki ' Warren lirown hmtely in its path, lost a'utost their ia the time to spread the gosnel Sheriff..,, ,..rrahk Klkllia eiitlm imiw nf..r,.l.,. n.l i , lnifM,,,,,., ...... , . . 1 f il::.... . V V-.J.?"8 Mil vet-V keen.Uiaanbdintmi.h,. In fi. heeded bv thn iiiv,u rtcur ,vw.. jfi.aroueuo v. w ., 1 - , ... KU iuiu SL'nnl ..tal..l. .il rt 1. ni.l.. I lOlIOWillL' SO Hllllllnilly llnnii I..I..1.V I ftftuKf Runrl .... v.v.r,iiii,viiuiui ,u 11 uiummug " . . V "t,v" v"v uiiKiiti hvuu uuv imiiig i- i, wo. or a u.j . . ......... -I.... ...... . , , 1 . .. I. . .w """ft ,,rr u Herarisna l'iul'viusui,viui auunuailt. VIold. 1.7,1 . I Uuieu, auu vou will Ii Co renai, Gall Cofaualsilouer JuiU Head ihiyMTiar . it... L . . 1 ' vm. a'u 1 jUu TTui va exerting a '? A i te-l ldw,,,e weob'8 "Wrm therd lias boeh w'Uiy InUuenCe toward th H." BBS airna hauto Umotig tho raiichora to u bulldldg of our Btate. Hhm.i ti. V Kutoher preoINot tlloIr 8?j,hct for fourot a rccturtMe o your uerit Oreou RailroHd is, Mavl- :. .. J a !am 1,10 lla" atorlii, yhtch Is tho,.nnly;aoujrcQ htionCotageut,Qrto Wia, XaHmtmr "'j - ...Jk juju from thfclt dftinnfio to tho won can General riger Agnut, rmtitJdr v ttWr .& Uuloa coniu now. x Orwoii . If4 S9. Ik" 1 i I 1