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Entered as (second class matter .YniniS
Sj, at tho l'ostnfflcb at MniirnR, Ore.,
under tlio Actof Congress of Mnroh 8, 187V-
THURSDAY - AlR. 23, 1909
tVXHg DESCHUTES ROUTE
v "!T.Iti Pesoinues cunyon lia?
110 toun'Ugw and never will afford
arty. It is, in fact, the most
v6rthltiS8, chimerical .'railroad
proposition we luivj ever heaid
of,.ifs one assm being its scenic
beautyi There are, if we re
member aright, five ranches in
the canj'on froiS the Columbia
to the mouth of Crooked rive,
Thege belong respectively to G.
L. llohr, M. A. Moody (Sherar't
Bridge). Willis. W. Brown, C. P.
' U'Ren and Itobert O'Donnell,
the last named being above the
;. right of way. Quite an induce
tneut for the expenditure ol
; eight millions."
J .;:Tliat is the way, the Prine
ville Review sums Up the Des
chutes railroadt proposition, bui
Editor Ken nedj' will lind few
believers in,-a statement, wlmse I
abstirdkies are so apparent.
hen he talks of the tiaffli'
possibilities of the territory u
be traversed bj' the Deschutes
e load, he assumes that all
the tonnage for the road
is to by produced in the
canyon. He should climb up
the sides of the canyon to the
. plateaus bordering the river on
both sides, and learn something
, of the vast empire that lies
there waiting for the railroad.
A railroad up the Deschutes
' would develop tonnage all
1 along the route and on both
; sides for a goo 1 part of the
wayi'A Western Sherman coun
ty j'-Jtbe Tygh Ridge and Junipei
Flat countries, the Bakeoven
country and other" wheat dis
tricts" on both sides of the TJ-s
chutes- would produce an im
mense amount of traffic for a
railioad in the canyon. There
are few ranches on the Des
chutes between Trout creek and
Crooked river, but the railroad
alter it passes the mouth ol
Trout creek would traverse
' wheat belt larger than many of
the New England states. Im
mediately South of this lie large
, ureas of irrigated land, running
back to the vast belts of yellow
pine, whose traffic possibilities
wheil developed aie past coin
putation'. It would mean some
thing to a railroad to be able
to handle all this traffic over a
waler level route, where the ex
penses of operation are the
minimum.
Another phase of . the ques
Hon which appears to have es
caped the Review is that the
Deschutes road is not destined,
alone, for a feeder for the 0. It.
& N. It is part of tbtJ plan for
the development of the flairi
man domain in Oregon," and
eventually will be extended
through to connect with the
Klamath road leading up ftom
v California. It would not only
develop Central Oregon and se
cure the Hard man interests
against all rivals in that trans
portation field, bin It would
provide the best route for heavy
traffic between the North and
California.
WHFN THE RAILROAD COMES
Crook county and the let of
Central Oregon is not pelting
ilti almre of the titMiellfs from
tli coloniHtb' movement lo Ore
gon, Huid to hi the greatest in
ihw history. nf iht stntnnd iIip
i etitioii id I hut we Imv o up lruiio
Wtluion fuulilile. MjprU tiiun
iittlfof tho coloulets bomlilfl to
the I3ntsHip Northwest .are set
tlijtg OK'gOii, but they are
Undine rJioiuvB along the rail
roads and in cemtnuutties wjth,
ItthsV reach of the rail lines,
ami very lew of them drift out
00 to 100 miles olf Mib ruMroud
ii seaiolr tif 'huin08 It js in
tins way- that the "bottling up"
of Central Oregon for many
years past has retarded Its set?
tlement and development.
However, Central Oregon is
thotit to couie into its owiu
With the building of a railroad
into this long-neglected seoiibn
thousands of homeseekers will
pour in, for no other section of
the state 'has so many attrac
tions fur. that class of immiura
turn. A majority of these enii-
giants from the Middle West
have been crowded out by the
high price, of lands, or forced
out hy ihe rigorous Winters,
and Central Oregon, with its
milder climate and its million
f acres of cheap wheat lands
and irrigated farms will be a
' land of promise" to ihenrwhen
the railroad has been built in.
Pacific Horse Liniment h prepared
expressly tor the needs of hort emen and
ranchmen. It is a powerful and pene
trating liniment, a remedy for emergen
des. A soothing embrocation for the
relief of pain, and the best liniment for
sprains and soreness.' Unequaled for
curing the wounds and injuries of
BARBED WIRE and for healing cuts,
abrasions, sores and bruises. Pacific
Horse Liniment is 'fully guaranteed.
No other is so good or helpful in so many
ways, If it fails to satisfy, we authorize
all dealers to refund the purchase price,
CXTNA URSC BOTTIH tITTt ClflT
Hoyt Chemical Co., poin?, qc.
BOOKLET M)0 FREE
lor &ate oy J. 0. & M. A. Robinson
Not Coul Land
H0M:
ft 1 tio
OMESTEAD. Nonce for Pubii.ja-
n. Department of the Interior.
O. 8. Lnnd Office, The Dalles, Oregon,
April 12, 1909,
Notice ia heieby Riven that
maod c, Mcdonald,
of Madrae, Oregon, who, on Septeiu
her 21, 1007, mode horpehtcad Entry
Seiial No 04717 No. 15714, for ee mc
29, tp 10 f, r 13 e. w m,
has filed notice of intention to make
dual com mutation proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be.
fore Howard W( Turner. U. S. Commla
aioner, at his olllce at 3Iadraf, Oregou,
on ibeSOtbday of May',, 1909.
Cltifmanl names as wltncaes:
CT McCall, J J aicDouald, W F
Sherrod, D.R JIuUoLald, all of Mad
rap, Oregon.
b. W. Moons,
a22-nj20 ReglHter
f BOLATED TRACT. Notice for Pub-
lication. Public Land 8ale. Serial
No 0172 The Dalle, Oregon, U. 8.
Land Olli-e, April 13, 1909 Notice is
hereby given thai, as directed by the
Cotnmieaiouer of the General Laud
Olllce, under provlsltiua of Act of Con
gress approved June 27, 1900, Public
No 303, Wb will oiler ut public aalq to
tho highest bidder, at 9:45 o'clock a.
in., ou the 25th day of May, 1009,
next ,at tliia olllce, the following tract
of land, lowlt: dwi-tej sec 4, tp 12
s, r 14 e. w m.
Any persons claiming adversely the
abovt-described lands aro advised to
file their claims, or ol'JeotloiiH, on or
before the day above designated for
sale.
. O. W. MOORE,
u22-id20 Reuiuer.
Not Coal Lund
HOMESTEAD. Notice- for Publiua
tin.. n.............' ,.r ,i. r..
tion, Detiartmeut of the lute
rior, U. S. Land Offlo- at The Dalle,
Oregon, March 20, 1909. Notice is
hereby uiven that
JIOMEU ALEXANDER,
of Madras, Oregon, who, on October 20,
I0U3, made Homestead Entry Serial
No 03il2J No. iOUlT, for hot I, sto2 and
lot 3 and 4, sec 1 tp 12 ) r 13 e( w in,
llus tiled niitico of intention to make
final flvo year proof) to establish claim
to the laud above di-norlbed, bt-fore
Howard W, Turnori U. B, Cotuttilt-slou.
or, at bis olllce al Madras Oregbii ou
the4ih day of May, 1009,
ClHlmant iianiea us witnesses:
O W Kidder, il II Uddk, tl. liale, of
Madrai ()itoi.J Wllllitm tl Bmita, of
.Culvert Oregon,
. ' , . . C Vi MooitiJ,
mSO-nStf MitUft,
CLASSIFIED L00AI-S
AUflTipWiyNG-rCol, Vf. H, Uoy.
tUlls. uf lifadrufl, Oregon, an I5wt
era A'loilohtor, will sell all kind ol
merchandise or stock j farm miles a
speotuliy, Will o anywhere In Or
t'ROn or adjoining states. HeRtilar
prices. Call on or write Cot. W. II.
nEYKOLDS, or A..C. Sanfonl. lilft'3t
SftTTfaiJ UlV-lVrsous knowing Ihunir
sables iutlebtotl to Win. SlL'llike will
lilrne nail at onue, ut tho fttore, for
Ktftlletnent. Yours truly, J. E. Bed
lutfllelil, for 'm 8elnko. wl5-.1i
PAINTING and Piipor HanBinu-Flrst-clrtea
workmanship. Cull on, or ad
dress J. M. "fiu-sen, Madras.
A ouiilei supply of lotfal lilioiku Tor
-itlo Itioluillni: wnrrauty tunl ii(t qlnlai
(U'IhIh, ruiil, cliullel ami orop niorti'Ut'S,
do. .1 list lt:o oou rt liluiikH aiitl joHlleu
iiuit work peulutly. Notary Putilio
t. .1. Hrookn.
DAYLIGHT STAGJ5 Tlitru will lion
(luyllulu Htugo leavlniC' MtdrnH Tor
Sluinlko every niornlng Tlio btuge
will leuve tram tlm Ilulin ILUil.
J. Vi LlvhiKHt tf
IIOM E C1 V R ED BACON-At MuilroR
Mfio Mnrkfi. tf
MONEY TQ J.OANI Imvo mmiey to
loan 00 dei'dmi land, M-iX J.ueddo
niHiiii, MKtlraft.
CHICKENS I will pay uaslffor tlioin
Call and make arraiiKemoniH to
make mo weekly ilt-Ji vttrlt-a. A. C.
Sanford, Mad ran. nJJ2-4t
PHOTOGHAPI1S-L. S Lam.-rl, Hie
traveling photogranher, will Iih at
Madras April 23, 24, 20 ami 27. Low
prlofH, Now Ik tliu lime to ft ymir
piotnre taken. Work unaranteed.
OTATE 8ELECTION.
Not too fr
PuMii-nti'Mi. United 8iate.s Land
OfllcH, The Dalle-, Oregon, April 13.
1009.
Nitlct Ih liorely clven that State
of Oregon lia filed in litis olliot its ap
tdieution, Sonal N 017.)0, to Hulect un
der the provisions of the Act of C'n
iret)sof Annum 14, 1818, and Ihe AntB
MipplenieiHary uml ann-ndatory there
to, tho iiwie4 to 20, lp 14 c, r 12 e,
W. M.
' Any and all person.1 claltntin; ad
veruely t holuiids ilosunb. -d, nr deslrhnr
to ohjeot lieciuse of the miner il oh ir
Hoterof the land, or for any other rea
Hon, to the dixpoeal to afipllcant,
uliotild tile their uninavlti'of.protext in
i
this olliee, mi or before the 23r.h day
of May; 1008.
n22-n.27 O. V. Moojn:, Iteulcter
iNot Coal T.u mi
II OMESTEAD. N tlc for Pnbli-
I Set tion, Departnieni of the lute
ior, U S Land Olllce at Thejlallef, Ore-
jir.n, April 8, 1009.
Notice is hereby filvtv that
ANDERS D. ANDERSON,
of Madras, Oreuou, who, on Decem
ber 4, J003, iuioIh Ilometitead Entry
seiial No. 03037 No. 13091, for w
swj; sec 13 and eiil sec 14, lp 10 r, r
13 e, w m,
'has filed notice of Intention lo make
fiual live-yeur proof, to establish
claim to the laud ab .ve described, be
fore Howard W, Turner. U. S. Commis
sioner, at Ills office at Madras, Ore
gon, ou the 2lt day of May, 10d9.
Claimant names as wlticses:
Charles R Hayes, S P Lovlow, W II
Cojik, John A Coultur, all of Madras,
Oregon. j,
C. V. MOORE,
a!5-m20 Register
Not Coal Laud
HO
CK
OMESTEAD. Noilcj for Pubil-
iiillon. DHpartmcnt of tl e lute
rior, U. S. Lind Olllce at The Dalles,
Oregon, March 5, 1009.
Notice Is lipreby given tliat
WILLIAM J. SAYYEAU,
of Hay Creek, Oregon, who, ou May
5, 1902, made Homestead Entry No.
10789, fSerlal 02003) for nine sec 12
and eiie) sec 1, tp 1 1 s, r 10 e, w in,
Has filed notice of intention to make
final five. year proof, to estiihllsli claim
lo the laud above decriled before
Warren brown, County Clerk, at his
Olllce at Prlnevllle, Oregou, ou tho 3id
day of May, 1009
Claimant iMmea as wltnee1:
Watte Huston, of Prlnevllle, Oregon;
G Klbbee, A V Warren, of Hay
t
reek, Oregon; C 31 M.:Pliersou, of
Ash wood, Oregou
O. W. MOORE,
tnl8 i20 Register
Reliable Seeds
So much has already been said on the '
Importance of buying your seeds from '
tt reliable dealer that to repeat it is only
waste of word. tiUA Seeds have
proved their worth our Increas
ing business is proof indeed that
merit alone has made the
Chas. H. Lilly Co. fore
most seedsmen on the
mm
Pstific Coast. Send
for catalog-, 120
pace, illus
BsiBhi
SUMMER SHOES
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Heavy WorK Horness, Fancy
Drlvlnjt HnrnesBJ COLLARS,
WHIPS, flnltcrs, 0tc lUc
B.
s.
LARKIN
MADRAS, ORB.
I A. L PETERSEN
I ANTELOPE, ORE00N
! Watchmaker :
id Jeweler!
one
Icweltv of all kindi made to or
der and repaired. Setting lor
Precious Stonei made.
t
FinST-CLASS WORK CUARANTEED J
fWall Paperj
NEW STOCK-NEW STYLES
I PARLOR, INGRAIN &
I KITCHEN PAPERS t
IFURNITUREj
ILOUCKS BROS!
t MADRAS, OREGON J
t
T. B. TUCKER
Horseshoeing anil
i General Blacksmifhing
J WAGON AND
PLOW WORK
First-Class Wtri GnaraiitecS
Lucittal in the old llrmiliH hp
AlADRAS, OltUQON
& Personal Property
HANDLED Y
D. W. BARNETT
Ofil-e, Room 10, ORE EN HOTEL
MADRAS, OREGON
HIST OXITH fllE
Prince Corbet
BAY PERCHERON STALLION
Will make the season until July 20,
as followBt Madras, Mondays, Thura
and 8atardaysj Voazia & Brown
Banch, Tuesdays and Wednesdays
At Homo Eanoli, Pridays.
TEEMSS5 single eervioej $10 seasonj
w ltuure ooit on loot, $15,
PETER MARHACH, OWNER
Plow Repairing, Wagon
Work. A Specialty Of
HORSESHOEING
W. B. CHILDERS
(Pormerly The MclU.ROV SHOP)
MADRAS, OREGON
Not Cool Land
LJ OMKlsAD. Notice for Publli a
1 Hon, Department of the Interior,
U S Land OlileeatThe Dalles, Oregon,
Moroli 19, 1009.
Notice N hereby given that
LEWI IS, HAICBR,
of Miidrae, Oregon, who, on Novonw
"ur W'2 ,n,,,,, Homestead Kniry
C8,r,al N" -osl No. 11082, for seo
lu.Ji 1 s w m,
Kms fileirnotlce of Intention to make
FARliS, LOTs!
l
I
Rlacksmitliing
dual (lveyear proof, to establish
claim lo (lie land above dcxarlbod be.
f'r HoWard W. Turnen Unltnl States
Commissioner, al his (1fflt!e at Matlms.
On-iton, on Lbo Soth duy of April, 1009.
Clalihuiit names as witnesses;
H'trry W Gani, Sufntiel Haberslloh,
Thomas U Ttickt-r, Don P Rea, ail of
Madras, Oregon,
CUV MUoltM.
liejililur
UUM.NI ENCING
Saturday, April 24,
I will sell at Publlo aJ
AH my lines except Hart
ware ana implements.
A-VVI J LAIBII ViiC uiusi p;o ad
otner lines.
Sale Begins 10 A. IW. I
A. C. San for
MADRAS, OREGON
ruJ w u RPVMni no a . ...
Y7t7mi7D TCr?Ti
Ii ll U . I .III .1 1. -r It ....
do it yourself the County will do it for you wvd co'leel
cost. ir Now if you will
store ana buy some ol those Wfcfcufcrf rfc
and put them in your harrow, you can destroy all w
and cultivate your Summer-fallow at the same tunc
J5" Shipment due the 1 7th.
luotet Maxaslnq Teri th xtnitt el tbli fW
' of tb year
rcvicv or ncviEW3 , $3.ooi ALL
sunsct magazine: .... 1"
woman's Home companion um
uu i i.i-u. uimt.ted In four eolon wltft
ir mr uiin vnur rrncr. mswuitu r,w- " '
SUNSET MAGAZINE
A?X jffiL Jt72. jCTV. jvTw jtAi ifTV vTV mTh iiV JT. Jf7KJlT.&3k&jfy&
New Spring Gojj
We have Just receled our
Spring DRY GOODS,
Waistings. Embroideries,
T rr Krr..'
a " m rLfB
Also new line of
upi li ly vvairvmw ,
jrt w-m SIS r I U I K I I I I f V'
Call and get your choice
before the line is broken
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ill alitf HIWflilMiMiMli
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Madras
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