at Madras.
5 pji"--
. .. .... in iriLVM in.
1 ,1 of end was In town
.' i.. .-. ft visiior
j iair ...
Ol lp"1
i the
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liu '
nil 1)U8l.lS U001' ,C
fhutsdav evening 0, n ui
.1 n,
an
...,tv.
. n.nlilll W.l-
Min ",u . .. -,l nf
in town Tues-
, PUifl"
the
f the town'
i. iM
Kom in purchased
I lie Solltll.
M i I irk, who have.
,( ,,. .nth in "M.!.'
Six II. II
m ir u i.iiit'"
leted the-new
i- -J li 1 f Hill
. nonius mi u.o iiwiii"-"'
. ill ltit rtl
.t.
A. Oliver. ,1S bc" viFnK
Mmt on 'If way to iii numv
1 MWinfV
1 UAtl"
c.v n,limn tud Itar, llllic
nan , .
.!),. !'- been visiting
ieIlnr several ietiinied home.
jf;trrnon j
!m Mulurkcy of
. - 1'iid iy. They j
.1 nm.ii, which
linn. 1
ir 1 ....hii it i
ttie in i'"
a,, i
nit Hthcrstich
sli.iniu, where
! M'lieut. They
il merchants.
, daughter, Mrs.
, r,( four lot in
m it t. Mr, Love
i't !c upon tlieiti
J"
r,d Lot', r
ttarfutcrc
. , , is... in...
. iaa firi imv iviiii
. . .... .l .. .1 ..... Cirn tirri.tf
fo5iuiisi mn " ''orn upon theJr
adiu tkat loc i'l'v.
miw.fiim ! , mir on Crooked
wt FmesH. Mr McCnlltster is
thtpraeer -tv.'is 111 tlm end of
. 1 . .. ...
OrcbaitJ.
Swtkcr and .v .f were in town
diyfrom ttr r i,ome nair Sdgo
tlty have tn ' tjivcn an ntfre
gr and on ili'- 1! , to school
twg up the d l.
P..A....I k,. ..I ...... I,f. .....
a Mdr.i$ A..).', -n. MrsM. 1.
.11. ...... 1 . . ... t s - .
k.u i.in uj 1 n ism r.n ...... . tiv
n . . . . .. .
-"ME iiiiu 11 v. nil ills 1 il ill 1 1 y iiiu
lU month,
M Mrs. L A Hunt of. Culver
10 rtmevme tins wctK to
to home thne Mr. Hunt had
1 10 move to Mvjr.is to rtiltlc,
!e of tome i.rnperty wliicli'he
". ilk. ct'IV iir-. .-t i:iiitlllfT ifi
- n
..m 11 1,, rrprejcniini' inc
4 ' t-ouip ny, ijnvo an cx-
high ch t, ,!,., nt Madras
' "u in" uu n nuniuer 01
iimikmii m-. in. witn snot
' putol. 'uivmistratlnL' the
UWM II.. . . . . .
inn n nisin m item nt!
nir iimis is traveliTiL'
He rounUy, KUmnr .1C.0 -.1,11,1.
I hp KriiiiiiiitnM'Vri'ibr.
Ind U,i t?.. . .1 il.
ihi iiir mnnr nf
1 ""n vi-iiorn. nir. At.
r f.ivi,a tin 1 lie 11 Til 1
urn ik. .
".cyouna sons of K. II. II ni-
'ftftT. . "
"i the his'frs country Inst
It lavs it, .., .. '..
,. ' """a 01 me railway
. J(J8 good Olltltll nnrl f.nln.,-l
, -.uuuKn iiiro .li.l ...
.1 '. " . . 1 .1 .mi I.TI Miiv
.1 . WIIC III lllf. Hn.lH l.n.l I..I
lltll ft lirnr .1.. 11 I.
Jnck Dee of Grizzly wrti in town Inst
Friday afternoon, looking after business
matters. '
Koberl Kea nnd Artllur I'iirc drove
over io the Wnrinspr'mKS agency last
TUdsdny.
MiH. J. C. Uohlnson nnd Mrs, L. M.
Malm returned last Thursday evening
from I'rlncvllle.
Jese Wihdom, a prominent fnrnicr
frph) the Culver country, was in town the
last of the week.
M rs. M. IL. I'crcival- Is spending the
vycelt nt her hoinbstead and having some
improvements made.
Mrs Mary J. Heniy mndo proof hist
Frldiiy.bcfor; Conunljsioner Osborn upon
it timber claim in the" Mntdlcs country.
,. U, A. Wynn, ifghl of way nscnt for
the Central Oregon inilrosd, was in town
Sahtrdny afternoon on his way to Port
lailtl. .
. Henry WJndom o Culver was In town
last SAlunlay morning on his way to Cor
vallis to' join his family. Mr. Wind-am is
and'liU fninjly nrc lending in Cotvalil
while twO-iinhs nrc attending the Aencul
Utml College.
Arthur Page came down from Itend
last Ifriday nftcrnnnn, and is spending
sevcr.il days in Mndras with Robert ilea .
Mrv i'agc was transitmnn in the Central
Oregon surveying patty which rnn the
line between this place nnd Hcnd.
-KtV. C. K Morrhtnd will hold regular
preaching services Sunday Nov. 1 , mom
1ng nnd evening. Dr. Walton Skipworth
hold quarterly conference November
y2 p; in preaching at- 7530, nnd will
fUifllnister the. sacrament of the Lord's
popper.
Harry W. Cooke of Shaniko was a vt
'ittln Mndias Inst Fiiilay. .Mr. Cooke
owns a rancu to nines douui ot nannco
on the 'Piinevillc road He says tin;
Vl.-Wi.-IIMllllif
Walt McCoin of Culver was in town
Inst Saturday.
A. Mel-chant and wife were in town last
Tuesday fiom the Culver neighborhood.
Mrs, Willinln Hnnnon made finnl proof
Tuesday upon her homestead on Agency
Plains.
S S, Hrown nnd W. F. Morford were
in town Inst Tuesday from the Haystack
neighborhood. Mr. Mrown has leased
liis land in lli.it locality to Ur. Morford,
who will farm it oil shares the coming
year.
H. J Cittilt, ISvclman with the Oregon
Trunk Line surveying party under Mr.
Crane, was in town Tuesday morning.
While here Mr. Gault purchased four lots
in the Snook and Lockntd tract adjoining
the townsite. -
Miles D. If ox has purchased from his
grandmother, Mrs. Cntherine VShltener,
the latler's quailer section of land lying
just linst of Agency Plains. Mrs. White
ner, who it now rending In Ariz ma, made
proof on the land a year ago.
Fred Kiliingbcck and his family led
Tuesday for Walker, in Lane county,
where they will moke their ho'me'in the
future .They arc driving through to Tlie
Dalles and will go by boat from there.
Mr. Killlngbeck leteotly sold his home
slcad in the Opal Prairie country.
DEMOSS LYRICBARDS COMING
The DeMoss Lyric H.ud-t, known
lluoughout the country, will give n mus-j
icnl entertainment at Madras on the even
ing of Novnnbcr 3, . at Sanford's h-iil.
Henry DcMos, manager of the com
pany, who was in Madras last Thursday,
arranging the date, is the composer of the
state song, "Sweet Oregon," and all the
members of (lie DeMoss family arc ac
complished musician, brill vocal and in
strumental. They luive been touring the
t
dward C. Pease Go. Inc.
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Harrimrtn interests have o right of way country for the past j$ years and have
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Mr H luwnsiie
w Kea tavg ,i.. , .... .
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. w month ii-..
bluf """crcr, no jays
given entertainments in every large city in
the United States.
The program next Tuesday evening
will consist of both songs nnd instrumen
tal inu-ic.
agent buying light of way along the Des
chutes, Air and Mrs A W. Boycc of Culver
wsre4i town ldt FiMay, While here
iHe'Weeded to Mr and Mrs J. W. Liv
inglUln the .0 rte tract- lying in the flat
Just North of the Green Held With the CLASS I FI ED
completion of the railroad to Madras this
tract become valuable tou property.
Thpi Ctnok County Sunday School
Contention will be lidl in Prinevtlle No
vemher 13. 1. and 15 Urv. Cltarle A.
t'lipp state Sunday school field scat
tary, wjll co operate with the lucal work
er, in miking this the most successful
meeting ever held in the county. Every
Sunday School worker nnd interested citi
zen Of the county jhoukl plan to attend
if possible, as the meeting will he a very
interesting onrj,
, Grand .Master Ed Jlostetlcr, of the
Grand Lodge, I. 0. 0 F., was in Madras
Ian Thursday evening, paying an official
visit to the local lode. A special meet
ing of the lodge was called for the occn
don and after the meeting, supper was
Nerved to the lodge and their guest. Mr.
Hosteller is visiting all the lodges in hts
jurisdiction, including the lodges in the in
tenor. He went from this place to Laid
law, and then to Prin'eville, and expected
to cross the mountains to Mitchell.
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LOCALS
STEAM AND DUY IIOLLING Urine
In your grain; fur chhIi or toll. At'
M'MlniH Publio Wt'll and Chopping
Mill. n!9
BLACK HAItLEYxi'i'd for huI.. Pro
iliiui'd 20 buHbelH to no re on my pities
(liin Bt'nHon. EiH'cbIly adapted to
tblHholl and cllmnto. Can bo howii
'itlwr Kali or Spring. In bull I,mh
and Hindis out llk wlioat. Will
liuye. about CO bushelx of Heed for
Hal. Firct" ooiue, flrHt. pervwL O.
L PAXl'ON, Madr..a, On-giMi. tf
CEDAR PIIIN'JLKS. ibe licst gVade.
Lonvo your order with iiip. I bavo
a our now on band. A. C. Sntifonl,
Miufriif. If
A complelo Mipply or legal hlntihH for
-11I0 Innludlng warranty and quit obilm
deeilH, real, nbattcl and orop inortgages,
ota. ".ItiHtloo court blanka ami justice
eniiit work anpeulalty. Notary Public.
F. J. HrookB.
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IINGCALP
DMDRUFFAND
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are but outward sizns of the evi
done in 3ecret by myriads of dan
druff germs sapping the life blood
of the hair. Micro kills the para
site, soothes the itching scalp,
gives lustre to the hair andstops
it falling out. A single application
gives rcllet and proves its worm.
Save your hair before too late.
Micro prevents baldness. It is a
delightful dressing for the hair,
free from grease and" sticky oiis
Ask your druggist for free booklet
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CORTkANP, .OREGON ,
uilder
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Ara you doing what you can to populate your state
OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE Settlers, bonest farmer?, me
chanics, merchant', clerks, people with bruins, btrong
bands unit a willing heart capital or no capital .
The Oregon Railroad
& Navigation Company
iiliiiiiii niisWii 11 ni" n "i "" '
WILL CONTINUE FOR k SHORT T8
BAKING POWDER
Al 1-2 lb. can 20c
I " 40c
3 " 1.10
5 " " 1.65
Columbia Oats 40c
Puffed rice 2 for 25c
force 2 for 25c
fll.J.B.
35C A TIN
AlL OTHER COFFElS
5c OFF PER LB.
BEANS
Pink, 5c
Small white, 6c
Large " 6c '
Lima, 8c "
Corn meal 40c
Homony 40c
Al Japan rice 8c lb
Soda 3 for 25c
lb.
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Is wmlinf' tons of OREGON literature to the Enst for distribution
throuirh overv available Bcenry. Will you not help the cood work
of building ORHOON by sending us the names and addreated of
jour friends who are likely to be interested in this state? V will
bo glad to bear the expon-o of tendint; them complete Information
auoui ORliOOM anu lis opporiumues.
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COLONIST TICKETS will be on sale during September and
October from the East to nil points in Oregon. The fares
from a few principal cities are
Prom Denver, $30 Prom Louisville, 41.70
Omaha. 80 . " Citioinati, 42 20
Kansas .City 30 " Cleveland, 4-175
St. Louie, 85.50 " New York, 55
From Chicago, $3S
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TICKETS CRfi SE
PREPAID
If you wnnt to brine a friend or relative to Oregon, deposit the proper
amount with any of our agents. The ticket will bo furnished by telegraph
IB. J".
TX7TT ,50"rsT Tjocal -A.e"t. SliSLTHisro
WM. McMURRAY
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
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All Granite Ware 15 per ct. off the Dollar
UNIVERSAL RANGES
Silverware and Cutlery 13 per . o v r
Screen doors, $1.10 and $1.20
rrnAR Doors will eo AT COST
WINDOWS, all sizes, AT COST
We have several that will go
ftl the Lowest possible Price
FOR CASH
. . V.- Mn . it innicT nnincc lu uiftBA
a80VE PRICES ARE FOR CASH OH WE WILL TKfc UKftlW -u r...uuo ,n T.a,
McTAGGART & . BYE
Hardware, Groceries MAtDftAS ORE.
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Trout Creek Sa
ASHWOOD, OREGON
NOT IN THE TRUST
Mlla U miles from Hnycreek. Editgli Lumber $11.00 per thousand tit
tho mill, flooring and finishing lumber filO.OO per thousand. Other
prices ill proportion. Address dEO. H. LEE, Mgt-.'L Aaluvood) Oregon
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LIVERY
The best in Shaniko
hood Stock. Careful Drivers
Hay and Grain Fed
Pest.ot J
At Very RealoitaWfe Priced
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