at
I...HI ftll C'
. ... from Umonw.
..i Mrs. George
I 111 - . . I . .
..l.lltfM II IVH"'""'
va,.corMmonia w.. -
-altemlingto buMnc.
... . ri..i.n! Cox ol Lamon.
.i Airs.
, Madras Tuesuay
i Mjltrn VIS Ited her parents
t,lvs during the week.
ff seven"
llealya,ul Clara Ilcaly of
fended the New Vear ball A
c.
Ishllll of Albany Iws lieen ipena.
Jobda,, in Madras, the gdest of
r hA has returned home
ctUnd, whc.elicl.nl been attend.
nol
. .. i.. .m I'linovltle on bust-
fo,c the county court which is in
today-
lor who is m charfjc of the,
....,., .attended the paity here,
v ritl.ltljl.
. i,. u ,n and wife were in
ir it" J h
.... ., ! t htir way iwme m
i in ; ' 1
Mi lcrl!,i"l.
i , n, ,u tn town from Cross,
n '
1 i. k'j If HJtrir'l (nunc u)v. in"
, . i l , IohImI iml frnni
( - VI I II IIV MWM.w
o,
Atniuici'r, who is teaching
.1 '!... .Is. tmlnl m
f i.M. in HI" I iiiiwiu vwuiinji
. (i.llf;.i v. nation with rcla
c
41
M .r ..vl Vm Untcc Aloorc
nnr . - din. m from Unnonta
. . . V'hb f its nt
r i II f) I V mi IfBilT Ml
L. rjf 1 ! iy evening.
V, C i ,; uvl Mr. Al Cubilt
ttei-- lu-mied tit Prine
IV em'.er z h. The brtde and
. .. .. I ... ... m.t nnlllitr 111
,tl. ViC I r.li -wi turn fM'Mit
I1 x Land company.
i n in .; ut New Year
i .... i ...it..
j i, i .i rum ui iiu riu);iini)
1 - I.,-... un l'im book bearing
' 1 1 lv. l.t I). Hrown
i 'i I nr, wlicrc lie hat-
, - ' f.hnlc of his brother,.
r , t,n,(l- ill. The jick
r iw lite iv.ty to recovciy.
i ! U f i.rj Stone ol Athena,
iti' home of Mrs. Stpnc's
Mi Km. H.uton on Little
1 t yiijn couple were but
r, 4h I, i),c bride having beeti
i 1 in ii
I it. I i m . t
I' fi i ouitry, was in IJufuf.
ii .1 . . i i. - r
ck u jiviiiii ii wen Kiiunu in
I . .' L! nr tn school here in
iu) Me Ins great faith in the
1 f 4
tup to Ihha, Aftef , spcndltiK
:r .s at U , ! c, and start home
He y af'rr the first of the year.
IiU l f . ! .
i i , t( III IUWI1 1 UC3
t ' i' Is.. mi ichool at Sim
'mhenorihriii part of the Warm.
itseivafion,
1 h' dalll ,i. russ WilioW Crrek'
t q lau. . . .. 1 ... ,.r
"". ' " uy . i mill))
water f r uriaiintj purposes cave
'"uuicoi wafer stored be i nil Hie
'"winea. the t reck Into a..rai; nt;
ur ll'.'rrn I....... .1.
. -..v,, IIU 111 9 1 1 Ills 13 HID
me the dam Ins broken, anil thc"
t'UJtune was considerable, sis a
about. 5 j fect 0K was wajiei
he middle of the dam. The
Ii R 1 1 t . .
"""r' wis renuy ro irt i
inn mi .ir i i
v ii.iim latin. While the ex'
"""i lit" lircak in l ie rr.ser.
11 be considerable, (here will be
Of W.-lUt- ,i,.,i.... ... ..,! .. ,
iiiiiiuj; in rciiu ii tor next
rlS'itmb',
II Ml. 1 Il a a ..II. mm
i -t ycir UK) son oi jerry u,
"ii Kru 111 llii' ini'u iu n
"icruay t ie hotilman hoine in
Wild bui.M i.i i i MM...
Hill. .. "
".ic cyV uy tlic lorse's hoof.
-...tiviy was not btiod. Ur. VV.
"Ok W.1S r..ll.l 1 I ...
. mum unci urcssecj uic
'e found the l.m,,.u
. iiiiab
't ""'"icied and icmoved 8ever-
'S r.f I ..I
- iRcn none, and it wdl
'y he necessri. in ..i..4,
) 1 klllllVU ' I'lllCl
'lllIC HQ ( iiiicf.niinii. ...n.'
. -"".jMwiix.t.a .iiuiij
an rtrc ",rcady apparent are ex.
result, Hie injury is .a most pain.
J"l ow that will terjulrb a loh
al.uiiii.h
1
a .itiil.
ftoy Chitwood was down from GrUzly
Tuesday.
J. H. Hrown was In town today from
Haystack,
J. Mcndenhall of Culver visited
Madras this week.
Catl McGhce of Laiiiontn was In town
today looking after laud matters.
U. M. Green and Mrs. 'Unrta IJ,
Wood made u tilp'to Vshwood last Moli
day. The Madras fifiblfc school reopened this
morning, resuming regular session after
the holiday vacation.
Mrs. C. V. Wilsob and Miss Fannie
Osborn of Culver spent several days in
Madras this week, visiting relatives,
C. V. Wilson, the Mnrlt-iu l).irlirr
visited his wife and baby at the home of
George Osborn at Culver last Sunday.
Mrs V. 1). Geer'and little daughter of
Ashwood were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Robinson in Madras this week.
The reconstruction of the county bridge
across Trout Creek at Cross keys has
been completed nud the bildgc is open for
travel.
James Htcc, Orval Davis and Hoy
Newell were over from Ilaycreck Satup
day cvcuiitg in utteiAlnuce at the 1.0 O.
I', lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. '). C. Robinson and
Miss Susie Urogan spent Guislmat at
the Thomas Urogan home near Antelope,
returning to Madras last Satuiday.
Card of Thanks. We desire to thank
our friends and neighbors for their kind
ness nud assistance dining our recent be
tenvemcnt. Mr. & Mrs. J. It. Hrown.
Will Mather, Jun Head, Ralph Arm.
strong and Walt McCoin were ainong
those from the Culver neighborhood, who
attended the New Year dance at Madras.
Mr. and Mis. J, J. Haight were in
town Tuesday evening from the well
known stage station on the Shaniko road,
patticSpatir.g in the New Year ball at this
place.
i
One Harton, n son of Mrs. l'annic
Hui ton of the Little (Mains, arrived Ian
week from Umatilla county, after an
.ibrncc of nearly two years. He expects
to remain here for a couple of mouths.
Mr. and Mrs. 1". Van Ilyning of
Michigan passed through Madras the'
first of the week cmoutc to Redmond to
join relatives who ictidc there. Tlicy
expect to locate permanently in that
district.
A merry crowd of young people danced
the old year out and the New Year in at.
Sanfords Hall last Tuesday night. The
ball was announced h a masquerade, but
only a few maskers were prcaent. About
50 numbers weic sold.
The belated sMpmcnt of 8000 flour
sacks for the Madras Milling Company
Atrivcd the last of the week and Monday
morning the mill resumed grinding after
an enforced idleness of two weeks. The
mill guilds about 150 sacks of flour
daily.
In another column will be found the an
iiouuccment of dates for dances at Culver,
Lamouta, and Madras. Those in charge
of the daucci arc arranging so that none
of the dates will conflict as many of the
young folks desire to attend all of the
parties,
James W. Hurt drove to Shaniko the
last of the week with his wife ilud Mrs.
W. Ct Hlanchntd. Mrs, Hurt was on
her way to visit her patents at Sweet
Home, while Mrs. Hlanchard was going
to Jefferson to attend the sickbed of her
father.
C. C. Mastcn and wife, of Astoria,
Oregon, were southbound passenger on
Tuesday's s;agc. Mr. Mastcn is a lum
berman and is looking over the timber
district in the Deschutes country during
the shut-down of the mills on the lower
Columbia.
S. A. I), puter, convicted of land fraud
and sentenced to 3 years impiisonnient,
has been pardoned by President Roose-
veltiaficr sctving about a year am) a half.
It is understood, that Puter is to furnish
evidence to the, Government in the coming
land fraud trials.
Very little business has, been transacted
in .the (Wheat mnrkct this week. The hol
iday sentiment petvades the trade in gen
eral and every, one is waiting for the open
ing of the new year.. Prices are more or
less nominal ns a resultbut the undertone
of the market continues quite firm. The
fanners who still have possession of their
crops have confidence, in the future of the
market and are making no saciifices
Oregonian.
On account ,of n death in the neighbor
hood and out of respect for the bereaved
family, he Chtimas tree and exercises
planned for the Mountain View disliicton
Agency Plains were postponed until last
evening, when the people of that commu
nity met at the snjioolhouse and celebra
ted Christmas In an appropriate manner,
A program of literary and musical num
bers preceded the distribution of presents
and everyone attending was made happy
bJMlic presence of the Christmas spirit.
DlliCHAM MAY SUCCEED BRISTOL
Hfiidlolnii, Or., Dec. flO.-CongrcBS-man
W. It. KIIIh, who nrrlved today
from Washington, coiiIIVihh tbo pub
IIhIiwI rupbrlH of tbo toiitatlvo agree
moot bi'lwcdi Pulton, Ilawloy and
hiuiMi'lf, that Attorney (leorgo Hingliam
of Riiloin, Ih tlio cholco of Hioho three for
HHmUiI'h uec(jMor.
When Pulton mid HHIh loft Washing
ton Th u 1 wl uy ovoiiing it vhh loft with
Hnwloy .to mako teinin with Hourno
With rognrd to Blngham'B recommenda
tion. If Jlourno would not ngtcc, then
tbo mutter wiih to bo loft in abeyance
Until tlio roturn of thcHo two.
, According to Eltld, Hourno lit jiorHist
cntly holding out for Bchtiubel, of
Ottigon City, KIIIh sayH the objection of
Iho other threo Id Beliuobcl Ih that bo Ih
a young mnn of comparatively little
experience, and that It is their defdro to
recommend a'mun of niattiro yearn and
wide experience.
Ho alKo unyri that the nHtruclionu
from the White iidimunro to the effect
that no man hIiiiII receive the appoint
ment who Iiuh at any lime been con
nected in any way with tlio land-fraud
defense. TIiIh eliminated boiiio of tbo
cnndidntcH.
KIHb rofteratoH IiIh candidacy for re
election and eutno Jiome ostensibly to
lugiHtcr. The rcglBirntioti Imokfi open
Monday, and after getting hix name on
the book that day he will leave for
Washington.
CLASSIFIED LOCALS
HUGS Our Xmna Block of runs and
now furniture arrived bile. We are
rj!olng tht'iii outnt nlinoat your own
price. Jjoucku Hro., furniture, jiitf
l'OU SALU OltTUADU-HroWii mare,
600. lbs,, good for buggy or good
walker under middle. Price, f;lO.
C. M. 'Disney. dL'Otf
A KJ?W HHATKltS LKFT nud they
tnusl be sold, n.'gsinllec of profits.
Wo can offer you 11 Hplendid Imrcaln.
Call and tieu. Ixniuku Hros , Madras.
LAND FOH ALH-(KH) nerea of choice
land in 6noJody, all under cultivation
except uWut IXi itcros. Well improved,
jilelity of gooil water. See Frank
Unborn or 0. V. Wilson. dfitf.
If you want to,. buy n ranch or town
property, or rent u house in Madras,
seo Osborn A Wilson.
fstudebaker
Wagons
the Best on Wheels
cm
FARMERS
3T ZD
STOCK
S Oliver Chilled
Plows
Better Than Others
Si
Will fiihe it to their advantage to make a trip to onr store for the purpose of buying their supplies.
Our priceyare such that they will more than pay for your time and expenses. Our stofe is
overflowing with seasonable and up-to-date goods in Groceries, Hardware; Furniture, Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes
r3BBMaiJWBES3MBnCZ3 iViTr'it-icL-ii-".vMTaii ny-iiCZBBKawHMW
I BESIDES, WE WILL TAKE WHEAT- j
On old accounts or for your Winter supplies. Bring in your wheat and we will give you credit
for it in merchandise at the current market pride
s
EDWAiO 0
Try our Imperial washing machine, it
U the best. McTsggart & Hye.
FOR SALU-Thoroughbred Hrown
Leghorn and Rhode Island Kud
cockerels, tdngle combs. Price $1
CAch nt milch, or $1.60 crated mid put
on board froigbt wagon, purchaser to
lmy freight. Will tnku nnv 'kind of
grain in payment at market prices.
Apply at once as these birds must be
sold Ijy January 1. C. W. Murphy, 2
miles south of Antelone. dIL'J2
ROLLED RARLUY sacked, $20 per ton.
.1. W. A M. A. Robinson A Co.
Harness and
Saddles
TWO STORES
THE DALLES, OREGON
SHANIKO, OREGON
tb.z rnTMrrnrs. urn.
CMM.VtXf DOT T I VP. H.itn. iif (trflltl
11 1 T I 1
Htenili rollcil or ury roiico. 1 nave
L'ood new eouininent. enptu-ity 15 tons
daily. Prices: Steam rolling, $2.50 i
per ion; dry rolling, $2.00 per ton. J. , J
(J. Wnymire, .Aliuirns, ur.
4- At vfv V iV ?V- W vlf tiSx -Ac fS( t&z
v v V "y v v Hi 't tw
Following is the schedule of dances
for this district during the next few
weeks:
m thf .wkm MM&m r thf m.
Belting, Lace Leather
Whips, Bridles, Halters
Fine Handmade Harness fully guaran
teed, made front best California Oak
tuiined harness leather
B. S. LARK IN
MADKAS, OHUOON
Culver, Jan. 10th
Lamonta, Feb. 14 ;gp
Madras, Feb. 22d
UNIVERSAL
? Stoves, Ranges, Heaters
This space reserved by the mana
gers. Keep your eye on it and be
informed
Hardware, Groceries
Implements
ICE
i
An Announcement
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IM,M,MIIM'IIM.I,II I."H' I.l'..'l.l'.l'l ..im.ll'l.''."l'-
As I have purchased the
business formerly conduct
ed by Sanford, Sill "& Co., I
announce that the stock
will be replenished as. fast
possible, considering the
season. I will take wheat in
trade for merchandise and
in payment of accounts
A, G. SANFORD
1$
1 McT
1 11
f
ft
ft
ft
i
I
Tty One, You'll Find It The
73est You Ever Bought At
Any pried
SOLID
aggart & Bye
A1ADRAS, OR
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1' IH
1 -U
II
Hot meals and abort orders served tit all huurs. Give
us a call and you won't go away hungry. All the good
things to eat. Next door to Madras Meat Market
Larsen & Jackson, Props
Shaniko Warehouse Company
QENERAL STORAGE AND FORWARDING
Special Attention to Wool Pending and Baling for Eautern hip
ments, Dealers in Blacksmith Coal, Lime and Builders' Material
of all kludi. Sulphur, Wool and Grain Sacks and Tvrino, Grain,
Flour and Feed. Highest price paid (or Hides, and Pelts. 8tock
Yards with all the latest and best facilities for handling Stock,
Mark Goods Oars of
"S. W. Co."
T. G. CONDON, Manager.
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