mW.'m'.irffTifcriifitu
fcMiirtnnifHiri '
- m
at Madras.
, ,bt W 10 lon" '
.mbornantl ifenndM.
. ul.,.. were 111 own
I ol w I
f. I :iam In
' ...nl IFVCIlll Ul.T..
..I. UnAn aw.-" - . .'
!W"i"- .... It . .....Ml?
..,bminess ih
.1,1 v Esson 01 n "
htr parents,
ir kome Soa.1. of this place.
. rwe Kitlncr Imve pur-
.- Mil. ww n .
' . . .1 ,.r ndlaiiiimr the
ira "
.l. Cnnlh.
' ni,l was m ...
hn home on u.c "".
mu " ...I,l,,'tn
wwi'- - - ....
. .... i.ut had nn fuiuitmn
rjaninw j- ;
.v. MMift ice ninioiiiu', my-
Mired to nccmnnioiine nis
repair business.
Hud Robinson of Culver is nt
Madras school this year. She
rth Mr and Mrs J. w. icooin
l.. ...ili Ihr lirst 1)1
lOCl Up nci
,iw!y of Frank Lovelnnd lias
.L KltHlintT nrii ill nil. itu
I . t . t
U II 1IC 111 W"if
Bwderlhat the children may nt
i
Unto and family returned the
rjts-ttltfrom Mulino, in Cliicka
..i. .k., ihrv Stlfllt llie D3t
Mr, Hmgo was accompanied by
i . r...i innrtn vnwi w in vish
li'iil urrftci.
. . . . .... ri..
'.tici rinrnrn msi i iiuiautiv
W....V r - . . ... ,
tea io days' trip to Portland
rt.it... 1 ! -n It Itfia untiil
i J .... I" it ftf Mn
trtkb he wcnl down to sell.
71 III L1U1C 111b 1.1 (.11 III till lll.t
r
Utff pupils bniirtHl (he !iif:h
..j.. - iL iiIJia Lli.i.l
jiiri a iiil. imuiiiiij uuiiiiu iiitui
Mm Sarah Mocliring cf
ill entered the 9th grade, and
of Agency Plains enteird
OtYm atp rxrirrtcH lr fntf r
rBroifnbill. formerly editor of
l l'um ah. I I . . 1 ,f
, . ( n ,
NHfl WtlllirlAII K 1 m llin.mi.
" O F
; alter bu-lness interests in
A.
uieu-l I'H the last of the week
. li -M . IIV IIUU jU."S
wn a triii to Aniclone and
liA iiv iVii I.. ; ....1.:.... ....
rmitnAia In- t U - I . 1 t
Mrs. A. S. McDonald
11 lilt Saturday, the formrr
raaamtilion proof on Ins home-
It .. . t k ....
-.--"4 u icttum); scnoni ai
"6 "' uujence JUTS. ftlC
'abtenlivincon the homestead.
)"ro!d son of Rev. I. I).
, ....... ... tuuii,, 1,131
( -1 -.juujiiij. o, n covoie. sin
j 11
started out with n tmall
' companion, and when tlicv
IMP fWWf ll. 1 1.4. ...
- mwj. Hem ma MUCH"
P'cky hide fellow tan in
' -u a iiuo,
Andero, f,tier ofA; m AderJ
71 we tatter at his home on
His home is in Seattle.
"".uca wr 32 years. Mr.
Sr.vliited this section five year
Urn hit .
.. "v" nu 1111 daughter,
'"""inn. wim u ..ion
"o !eir AHencv Plains
" "s ees a remarkab e m..
" w country during that
I M.
vtiiiLr. Ainn iIH. 1. .
mm Thursday
7 i 1 unman, bUt 8ays h'
"'"Vlfk bck in MmlVn.
00 bt v ii... .....
fw, . "l ,iUI'0u pros-
- materlaliie ,i,ls tlme
flWra 1'as a com) f, ,
Baldnrfn ami ... ...
"'"""i men f,, i. 1..... .n.
vj in l.
-- 'ninK UofTmanrancVi
. --"sr. inn ii.i 1.-..
""tof ii . w, r
"Wl lllllf M nil Ik I In
Horn til Yoilii Sept. a, l;o8, to (he
wife of Jos. Stuart, n daughter.
I'rbfessor Kilcy Cook nnd family irnivtd
down from Hnyitrtck last Saturday,. Into
IhHr comfoithblo new cottage in Madras.
U. A. Wytin, rlfiht of way agent for the
(jlmfrnl Oregon railroad, who hat been
vorhlitg in this ncctlnn for a' month or
morfii left the first of the week for Culver,
where he will contlnllo his work of secur
lt right of way nlmiK the C. 0. line
Senator Rand ol Vancouver, Washing
ton, who is securing right of way for the
Oregon Ttlmk Line, left Monday for
Tygh Valley, to see some parties who
own land along the Deschutes. He ex
pects to return to, this section in 11 few
days
,S. I). I'ercivnl is having the lumber
hauled for n .comfortable five-room cot
tage which he will have built on his lots
in the First Addition lo Madras, I.I.
Sliutt tviii do the building, and expects lb
have the cottage completed by the middle
of October.
M. G Irwin brought in some fine sprc
linens of Evergreen. broom-corn Monday,,
grown on his. ranch Southeast of town.
The broom corn is well matured, the
straw bring unusually long, and the sam
ples which Mr. Irwin is displacing show
the' possibilities of this section in that di
rcction. The seed from which the broom
corn was grown was secured in Massa
chusetts. John Lockard m the arrangements
completed for building a cottage on his
Jots adjoining the residence ol Dr Snook.
The lumber will be hauled nt once and
he expects to have the cottage completed
this Fall. He is building it as an invest
ment nnd will rent the cottage'. Mr.
Lockard hns n very attractive building
site for his cottage, which will be 24x30
feet in dimensions.
Smith & Williams, with their threshing
outfit, passed through, town Monday1 on
their way to Agency Plains They have !
a number of fields on the plains to tlirrsb,
which they could not reach until they had
completed their engagements South of
this place, nnd' they were delayed for n
week or mote by the breaking of sortij!
part of their machinery early in the sea?
nn. After completing their contracts on
Agency I'lams they will return 10 the
IjUlC plains where n week's work will
complete the season's threshing.
Rev. J K. Craig, who. has been.pastfr
of the M. li church at this. place for the
past three yeais, ha., been 'ffansfened.io
White Sainton, ,a Columbia tivcr iqwii
opposite flood iiMr. The newsW (iiV
transfer will bt: the source of regret to' the
many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Craig nnd
their family, who have endeared them
se'ves to the community during their resi
dence here. It is also n source of regret
that Mr, Craig could not have remained
to occupy the pulpit in the creditable new
church building which the Methodists
have junt built nt this place, and which
was made possible hugely iluough the
untiring elTiirts of Mr. Cinig. In the ap
pointment of new ministers Mndrns has
been very well taken care of, however, in
the appointmr'nt to this place of Rev G.
R Morehead, uhp is already quite well
known here.
William Hkiir, who is now postmaster
at Youngs, was ill town Tuesday,
Otis Wallhcr of The Dalles was in town
Monday, representing a wholesale hard
ware house. ' . '
1
, Rev, I. I) Urown, the Baptist minister,
wHfpieach ,next Sunday nt 1 1 a m. in
the Free Methodist buifdlfigi find in the
evening will discourse upon tjoctrinrfl
points. ,
Temperance day will be observed by
thc.M. li. Sabbath school- Sunday, Sep
tcmber 27, at 10 a. m. Preaching by
Kev. J. K. Craig at 1 1 a, 111. All are cor
dlally invited to attend.
L. llnderud, secretary of (he Hilrfwin
Sheep & Land Co. at Hnycrcek, was in
town Tuesday, accompanied by, Mrs.
.Knderud and their two Children, and Mixs
O'Donnell, who is a sister of Mrs. End
crud,
Mr. and Mrs, ). 'L Keency of Culver
were in town Tuesday on their way to llie
John Dify nvcr. 1 They are making a irip
through the country for the outing, and
expect to bring back a load of fruit ficim
Pine creek.
Died, Monday, September 21, 1908; at
the hmne of Air. and-Mrs.' W. G. HIanch
ard, Vernon, the infant son ol II. K. Nis
Son, ajifi about nine months Intrrmcnt
took place at the Madras cemetery Tues
day afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Charles Huntley was in town yesterday
from his home on Pine creek, near John
Day river, where he has a fine orchard,
He. was on his way to Stockton, Califor
nia, and is driving all the way through
Mr. Huntley says there is quite a lot of
fruit this year in his orchard, which he
has rented,
G Springerof Culver was a visitor in
Madras yesterday. Mr, Springer rind
family have Just relumed from a camping
trip in the mountains. They were camp
cd near the huckleberry patches, and
brought back with ' them all the berries
they wanted. There was no game, Mr.
Springer says, as the sheep returning Irom
their Summer range, have driven all the
(Jeer hack into The mountains..
' The new drilling outfit for the Madras
pi.) & Gas Co., has artived at Shaniko,
And as soon as it can be hauled out,
ill be set up nnd work resumed at the
well which the company is drilling on the
West slope of Grizzly mountain. The
new drill is capable of sinking the hole to
a depth of several thousand feet, il it is
found necessary to go that deep.
t
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from a few principal cities are
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Omahn, 80 " Cincinati, 42 20
K11118U8 City 30 " ClevHhml, 44 75
St. Louts, 35 50 " New York, 55
From Chicago, S3"8
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1 " " 40c
3 " M 1. 10
5 " " 1,65
'Columbia Oats 40c
Puffed rib 2 (to 25e
Fftco i fof 25c
fll.J.B.
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all Other coffeIes
5c OFF PE8 LB.
BEANS
Pink, 5c
Small white, 6c
Large " 6 c ;
Lima, 8 c '
Corn meal 40d
Homony 40c
A 1 Japan rice 8c lo
. Soda 3 for 25c
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Silverware and Cutlery 15 per ct. off selling price
Screen doors, $1.10 and $1.20
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Windows, aiuizes, at outi
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