a I
at Maoras,
rflUvertekwMlntown
liv
HaIo!d CUrk 01
... n via
., nr0wn0l
. j last inursu.- "
,,d, 1, ,n .wn Monday
. .it I'm rie unci
a Portland drummer,
.-.eirinjr u"--
Mln mm III
I mb nit fill!l
if - , .1
'..-..i nd family, ""c
W""" .. ,.. i ,(, frti- the
..... mentis m
... I... I'.iaa, iU
... .. ,i.n tins been working
Villi ,
Mlt,hfll country, i ... -.iittct
of Mnilriw the laM
!Lu lark made proof the Int.
.he cek " I'" Imnteilefld In
" . ... i
n.,,,1nfhood. joim "
n- were h?r witnesses.
. M in Madras Sntur-
to-,,mfromnlMnomiis inn
. .... t I f 4 UflK ft.
. I ' ...Ik. Iir.il
.i ku Mr.1. Uu nicr, wiiu
tJ VI
nil fiend.
fyMSltr anu -
.from Grajs Valley, pawed
Thftf were rciuminj; iium wi
iv MnfnlM.
00 IU6
1 Fellows lod);e at Princville
person or persons who recently
rtuuyumlte KeV.C. A. Iiousci.
-ml tuff- ninr nvrr nni-
,lJUti -- -----
' r. j. a M frtrtt tit f rf-frv.if inn.
j(r Wilitn has had employment
I umr nil wtmiv ...
I.,. .1 lli.ir liniiiclc-l(l Smith nf
Dili ML lllb.l .......v-i..".. . ... " -
Ko&icinn wrni ro i.amunia i.m
loKtupapump and windmill
i!tr on Dr. Harold Uaik's
Tin veil is 90 feet deep, and Or
arstiey invs an auunuancc 01
wifmirs and 1 .1 in ill' reltimrd List
1 . 1 .
1 a
itM across the mountains. I'hey
lime at Albany with Mr.
... ..I .! .1. 'I ..t.l..l .
1 iimrr. ami men vmiru ai
)1 danng the Summer months in
. ....
fl llrlrf nMr flip .mn riiiiilti
,,,V Ullllll WWU...T
jK'Ml ytar.
iL Hai- wm m town Mondnv.
str.jgtd in dril!inj a well for
Ma the httct's place near
aimer, Mr Hale has been very
IbI m operating hi drill in thai
KM wells are bccoiniiiK quite
si there.
iCtcrge Rowan arrived here from
RJlmnewu, lat Saturday mornmi-
I er tmband, who is located nt
fi Mrs, Rowan expects to take un
l&nceatonce on their homestead
IWw country.
ViaTasicil left Sunday for Port-
" Ms an opi:on on n niimhcr of
Ike Matoles country, and his
TOU i, or tlc purpose of sce
N prospective purchasers for the
NoftirnVr ,m,.
I im threshed an averm.-. nf
I" Clothe aueat his ranch in
fnet this season. ie r.n-
the last of ,le week and
out better than he had
'w oats which viM,!,,!
fto acre wis planted on sum-
1 tvW,
!f Auby, ''SaKe of the Des
' IJ,w Madras last KrM fm,
r! CMr Hend. lie w.i, i.
ftland to visit n ...... ...
ru miuui lie
K in over
co' the pioneer settlers oV this
""'"g raided m ti.r ,.... rw
Mty for considerably over a
J! fee. fitted up and fur
J Madras school bu1ldinB for
J0 . of the 9th and loth
' ,he IH-pHs in these grades
,,r J'y co'fotlnble quarters.
number who havt siKni
;n,!n f en,ermB these
'Jras school this year, lhe
'J 'S'Mtly exceed the expec
t(i; ejchoo board. School will
ShT! nlt,,0UKh ft ,,u,n
. "I be delayed a week or so
tendance m li 1-.
Hnrvcy brothers starlet! for the mil
road yesterday morning with two loads of
wheat.
Miss Jessie Isham enme down M-tntlny
front Culver, where she Inn been visiting
at tlio home of lief sister, Mrs, Goorgo
Cyilts.
Wllhelin Comer has sold his quarter
section of land near Methodist Hill to
Krnnk II. May of Hcnd, the deal having
been closed Titoftlny. This place h one
of the best improved and most nicely
located quaitcis in that locality, and Mr.
May in foiltinulc in having secured It.
Mr. Comer has invested in fmit land near
Jacksonville and desired to concentrate
his holdings nciticr his now home, mid for
this purpose decided to sell his land in
this vicinity. lie is winding up a few
business mntlcis hete, and exprctr to re
turn to Jacksonville in n fev days.
CLASSIFIED LOCALS
HUNT GALLOWAY Imvo opened tho
Onlp MlHokemltb hhop with ,)o)ui
MoKiroy in ohnrc, and nro now pre
pitri'd 10 Mo all UlinlHof blookNinltli
work at it'UHoiiublc prlouH.
KOUNO Package of dtcss ood$. The
owner can have same by proving prop
etty.Mrx. W. A, Kllis.
COJIIC I'oMul Cardc Ilavii you neun
lli(m nt tbo Madras Trading Co.'h?
1 cent uaoli. 3
Bethel Looking Over Lino
N. W, Hcthel, locating engineer on the
North Hank road, and who has recently
been identified with the revived Oregon
Trunk Linn project tip the Deschutes
canyon, was in Madras Tuesday. Ho
spent the day here and in this vicinity, go
ing down lhe Willow Creek canyon afoot
in lhe f(iruiiooi). Mr. Bethel's present
connection with t he Oregon Trunk Lino
has Inicti urged as proof positive that Hill
is buhlnd that project, but on the other
hand n Portland paper is authority for the
sinteincnl thai .Mr. Delhi:) has not been 111
the Hill employ for three years and that
his connection witn the Oregon Trunk bus
no significance so far as Hill is concerned.
At any rate, the presence of an engineer
of Mr. lkthel's prominence inspecting the
survey of the Oregon Trunk Line into
Madra, indicates that this project is a
very live one. It is known tlitit two sur
veying parties in the employ of this com
pany nic now Checking up the surveys in
the Deschutes canyon made two years
ago.
1 Mr. Bethel was accompanied by a Mr.
Crnnc, who remained here, and who yes
terday drove down to the mouth of Trout
Creek. From remarks let chop it is be
lieved that n parly of surveyors will be
put to work here at once, ruiining a line
down Willow Creek.
An attempt was made to interview Mr.
Hcthel during his vint here, but he had
nothing to say for publication.
Dlrnoy-Gnllowoy
On .llmday evening, September 6, (908,
at the residence of the bride's parents near
Madras, Mr. Gillis Dizney and Miss
Marie Galloway weic united in mariiage,
Kcv. I. D. Hrown of this place pronounc
ing the words which made them man anil
wife. Only the immediate members of
the family Tint! a few intimate friends
were present to witness the happy event.
The bride, who is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Galloway, of this place, has
resided ill Madras
HTOOK FOHRALI3-4 plffH.8 mrmiliH
old, iiood Htoek. AIho ood mlluh
cow, 1 yearling Jorfoy liuifur and 2
.cmIvo'h. Alco 1 buggy In kooiI ropulr.
ivu i,r hmmi Clli'iiii, Boo U. J. WOllOf.
THE SHANIKO STORE 3
tL-
t- We
5 mllcH JCunt of Mad ran.
A ootiipleto supply of IobhI bbinlH for
le liicliidltii! warranty and quit claim
IoihIh, roal, oliuttol and crop tnortiagcH,
etc. .hmtlco court hlnrikH and Jimtlcu
itourl work aHpcolalty. Notary Public.
V. J. UroolcH.
0
n 1
per ct. on
JL
for Casli
Is offered on all goods, except
Collars and Whips-
B. S. LARKIN
THE HARNEY MAN
MADRAS. ORECON
fi per ccfit off on Collars aiii Whips
Not Conl Lund
HOMI2HTI3AD. Nnllcn for Publlca
Hon. Department of the Interior.
IT. S. Lund Olllco at Tlio Dulles, Oro
Km, AuKtiHt 28, 1908. Notice In hereby
Hlven (but
JAMES L. TII0MA8.
of I.uinontii, Orgon, who, on January
18, 1007, made Hoim'Btcnd JJntry Scr
lul No H738 No. 15401, for nnel sec
W, lp 12 m, r 14 e, w m,
II Ah flleil notice nf Intention to make
Until commutation proof, to eHtnMlxh
claim lo tho bind ntiove dufcribud
before Warren Brown, Cunty Clerk,
nt bin olllco at Priiievlllc, Orecoir, on
tbo 15th day of October, 1908.
Claimant nnmca uh witncNHUM:
Jhiiu'h 13 MoMePii, Thonia" J Bimip
fb'M. William C Cox, nil of Lumontn,
Oregon.
C. W. MooitB,
clO-08 Heglsler.
are
agents for THE ROYAL TAILORS
OIE1 CHICAGO
Y
QUP
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
Cannot protect your interests as a citizen more fully than your interests as a Buyer of Clothes are
protected by Joseph Vchon, president of The Royal Tailors, when he says:
"I want to make you the swellest suit of clothes you ever wore. A suit that will
fit you to a 'T.' You to be the sole judge of the suit both as to fit and to style.
1 Will take the responsibility. I will go a step further. I will give you a legal
guarantee that your suit will ALWAYS hold its good fit and style. Not for a few
days or months, but ALWAYS, from the day you first wear the suit until you cast it
aside Worn out. Why don't other tailors give the guarantee I do? Because
they do not know how to make clothes that will stand up under the guarantee."
W6 have taken orders here for more than 50. suits and we have never had the slightest complaint
about the fit or style. Our customers are delighted with their suits. New Fall Samples com
prising over 400 different kinds of material just received. Let us take your order for a suit for
Fall or Winter. iJCJS
A COMPLETE STOCK
MEN'S km WOMEN'S FURNISINtiS-CENERAL MERGHAND1S
j The Chief Study of This Store Is to Satisfy Its Customers 9
H1
Not Coal Land
OMF.STEAD. Notice for Publi
cation. Department nf I lie In
terior. U. S Lund Olllce nt The DmIIuh,
Oregon, September!, 1003.
Notlro in hereby given that
MATTHEW M. I1AUV13Y,
nf Madnif, Oregon, who, on September
12, 1905, muilH HomeHteud Entry (Ber
IhINo. 0765) No 14088, for Hv.t nee 4, tp
I II f, r 13 e, w ui, bus filed notice of In-
(eiiiiuii lo in l;e I! un I commutation
for several years, and ' proof, to establUb claim to tho land
has a wide chclc of hiends in this locality, ! unve ..efcriuto, ne.ore rr ...k r,
I, a. h ,..,.; U.S. CommiHHlouer nt M id run, Oregon
hl, nil nt whom she is extremely p.pu j (
l.,r. The groom holds a position in the j c,lunlll llHme8 UB wUlle9BS!
postal service, having bden rural mail cir ,p A Tfiy)r) Rocky c Ro,B, Kd.
iier on the route running out of Slaiiras i itlinoii, WA EIIIb, nil if .Mudrun,
for the past year or more. Mr. and Mrs. Ort?f,'n. MOORE
Dizney will make their home in Madras. , 0 ' ' Jeglnr!er.
DAHDRUFFANDRv
arc but outward signs of the evil
done in secret by myriads of dan
Jruif germs sapping the life blood
ol the hair. Micro kills the para
site, soothes the itching scalp,
gives lustre to the hair and stops
it falling out. A single application
gives relief and proves its worth.
Save your hair before too late.
Micro prevents baldness. It is a
delightful dressing for the hair,
free from grease and" sticky oils.
Ask your druggist for free booklet
HOYT CHEMICAL CO,
cchtUnd'. ontoox
Oregon
Builders"
Ate you doing what you can to populate your state
OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE Set tiers honest farmer?, me-
ctiaulcs, njercliuntPj clerke, people With braitir, strong
bauds and n willing heart capital or tio capital
The Oregon Railroad
& Navigation Company
o
0
is sdmling tons of ORECION lltcraturrt to the East for distribution
tliroiiKli every available agenry. Will you not help the cood wort
of UulUUnt; OREQON by bending us the names and address of
t
JL AJLJLA
ING
ASH!!
t
IE,
your friends who are likely to be interested in this state? newlll
Le glad to bear the expense of sending them complete! information
auoui ukuUON anu us oppor:unutes.
COLONIST TICKETS will be on sale fluring September and
October from the East to all points in Oregon. The fares
from a few principal cities are
From Denver, $30 Prom Louisville, $41.70
u Otmihtt, 30 " Cinciunti, 42 20
Kansas City 30 " Clevelund, 44.75
St. Louis, 35 50 " New York, 05
Prom Chicago, $3S
tickets crh be prepaid
It you.want to Ijrlng a. fri?nd or relative to Oregon, deposit the proper
amount with any 01 our ageriii. Tho ticket will be furuibhed by tolbgraph
, J. "7vrIXjS03SrT Local .g"t, Sliaaailco
WM. McMURRAY
General Passenger Agent, Portland! Oregort
iC
((
i
WILL CONTINUI FOR k
SHORT TIME
fX3
BAKING
Al 1-2 lb. can
I n
"
5
POWDER
20c
40c
" 1.10
" 1.65
Columbia Oats 40c
Puffed rice 2 for 25c
force 2 for 25c
35C
ALL OtHER COFFEES
56 8FF PER LB.
BEANS
Pink, '5c lb.
Small white, 6c "
Large " 6c "
Lima, 8c "
Corn meal 40c
Homony 40c
A I Japan rice 8c lb,
Soda 3 for 25c
Trout Creek
All Granite Ware 15 per ct. off the Dollar
Silverware and Cutlery 1 5 per ct. off selling price
Screen doors, $1.10 and $1.20
CEDAR Doors will go AT COST
WINDOWS, all sizes, AT COST
UNIVERSAL RANGES
We have several that will go
at the Lowest possible Price
FOR CASH
Sawmi s
ASHWOOD, OREGOiSl
NOT IN THE TRUST
Mills 14 miles from Haycrcek. Hough Lumber $11.00 per thousand at
tho mill. Flooring and finishing lumber ?3t),00 per thousand. Other
prices in proportion. AddresB GEO. It. LEE, Mgr., Ashwood, Oregon
ABOVE PRICES ARE FOR GASH OH WE WILL TAKE CRAIM AT MARKET PRICES IN mud
McTAGGART & BYE
MADRAS ORB
Hardware, Groceries
Implements
. . "TO. .
LIVERY
The best in Shanikd
Qood Stocky C.arefui Lrivef
Best of , Hoy innd Oralo Fed
At Very Reasonable Prices
Ds A. HorVellj Shaflikoj Oh
No.n.i-. ' .Pupiw who can
in... . l " tun
,0enlon is, opening Say'.