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The Madras Pibrieer
v , Published ovory. Thursday by
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Six months , .1 85
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A.DVKUTIS1NO UATKS ON AITI.lCATIfJN
Entered as second class mnttor August
2H, 1P0I, nt the Pbstoffleo at Mndrns, Oro
uudor tlfo ActdtCbnRresi of Mrtrch 3,187
THUUSDAY
- JULY i, 1909
ALL CENTRAL OREGON "iMTER
ETED " ,
In a strong editorial last
week's Bend Bulletin advocates
government irrigation in this
section, and incidentally urges
upon Portland commercial in
terests the importance of this
matter to them. The Bulletin
takes the position that such
work in. this section will he of
immense importance to all of
Central Oregon as well as to
the section to be directly bene
filed, and to Portland as the
natural trading point of all this
territory. The editorial, in part
says :
. "If the business interests of
Portland wish to assist Central
Oregon in a substantial and
important manner and at the
same time increase their own
trade field by helping to de
velop a new section, thej' can
do so by bringing all available
pressure to bear on the Rec
lamation Service to induce it to
undertake at once an irrigation
project in Central Oregon. The
project to which the Bulletin
refers is the one which contem
plates the building of a storage
reservoir on upper Crooked
River and the reclamation of
S0,000 acres, mostly in private
ownership, in the Madras sec
tion. Surveys, in the nature of
a reconnaissance, have already
.been made on this project and
23,000 acres on upper Crooked
River have been withdrawn
from entry by the government.
"In Central Oregon, the gov
ernment would find everything
harmonious, and the settlers arei
.anxious for it to take hold of;
.the work. Under these condi-;
jtions, the way is open for pres
sure to be brought on the Rec
lamation Service, with a strong
probability that it would start
the Crooked River project.
, Portland should help in thie
matter for the very reason that
it would develop a large pec
tion of conntrj', entirely within
Portland's trade zone, and thus
,to Portland's benefit A govr
,ernment project in the Madras
section would restiU in bringing'
.hundreds of people into thu7
country, and the development
of one neighborhood always
adds to those about it. Every
section in this part of , the state
would benefit therefrom..
"Secretary Ballinger will , be
in Oregon during July. It's,
tricts of the state. Wheat londa
are always attractive to invest
ors and they ate already be
ginning to take notico of the
Madras' country. Stages and
antos are daily bringing in peo
ple "to look over this section,"
and even at the higher prices
that will follow the construc
tion of the railroad, there will
be a great demand for land in
this new wheat country.
Incidentally, Madras will be
one of the first towns in the in
terior t feel the stimulus given
to all the business interests ol
Ceritrnl Oregon by the approach
of the railroad. Situated at the
gateway to Central Oregon and
surrounded on all sides by n
great farming district, it will
become the trading center and
chief business point for a large
scope of country, and with the
completion of the railroad Mad
rasand the Madras country wil
come into their own.
22
I
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RECENT RAINS HELP CROPS
A good rain tell in this local
ity Monday night and Tuesday
and crops throughout the dis
trict were greatly benefited
The rain was not a very heavy
one, the precipitation being
about .GO of an inch, but cool
cloudv weather followed for
several daj's, and the rain did
a vast amount ol cood to tile
-r-v n ft .
cram, reports irora amerem
sections ot the district indicate
that the rain was general.
It is difficult to estimate the
proportion of a crop that wil
be hai vested this season, for
r
the reason that some of the
crops in eacii district are tin-
nn"stionuMv as eood as have
evr been produced in this
County, while otners in the
same locality are vc-ry poor, but
Irotn reports trom all Hie dis
tricts it appears conservative to
say mat tuere win ue mucii
better than 00 per cent 01 an
averace crop harvested. Many
armeis say that the rains tins
week insure a much larger crop
than has been expected.
The persistency with which
the Piiueviile Review clings to
jhe belief that the Deschutes
Railroad will not be built leads
one to wonder if the wish is not
father to the thought.
4;.v... v tin n.. lit 'i"60L
,W4 u, iicup.o u. vc.tra., X j,,,,,,. VahUo LHnd 8ale.
juregon ana 01 roruana to get:
,buBy on this matter. The move
ment is already under way in
this part of the state. -
MADRAS
AND THE
COUNTRY
MADRAS
With the immediate construe
,lion of the Deschutes Railroad
assured Central Oregon is be
ginning to attract a great deal
of attention as a promising field
for investment, and ho section
.of the great empire in interior
Oregon wiJl attract more atten
tion than will the territory im
imediately surrounding Madras.
Under the handicap of a lack of
,rail transportation, development
throughout the interior has
been necessarily slow, but in
this immediate section there
.has been settled: hp Hind devel
oped in the pae( eight years a
.great farming district, which
(requires but the completion of
jjhe railroad to make it one of
?he largest wheat producing dis-
For Sale
(MAN OR WOMAN)
R 320-aere South Afri
can Veteran Bounty
laand Certmeate.
Issued by the Department of the
Interior.Cjovenmieiitot Uan
ada, under tin? Volunteer
B mnt.y Act, 10pS. Good
tor 320 oti any Dominion
Land open for entry ,in AJ
beita, SaskatuhewaD, jor
Manitoba. Any. person
over the ace of 18 years,
Man or Woman, can ac-
2uire this laud with this
lertificate without further
charge. For immediate sale,
$800. Wiite or wire,-
L. E TELFORD, 131 Shuier St,, Toronto, Can.
A TED TRACT NOTICK For
Serial No. 01700. United States Land
Oftlce, The Dalles, Qregdn, June ID,
1P09. Notice Is hereby given that, an
directed by the Commissioner of the
General Laud Ofllce, under provisions
of Act of Congress approved J uue 27,
1000, Public .No. 003, we will ouVM
public Bale to the highest bidder, at
0:45 o'clock a, m , 011 the 6th day of
August, 1009, neXI, al this office, the
fojlowing tract of land, to wltt se
nej- Beo7 tp 12 b, r.14 e, iv.m.
Any persona claiming dd.vereeJy the
above-described iutids are. advised to
ille their claims, dr objections, oil or
before tub day above designated for
eale. C. W. Mooiils,
J24-Jy20 Register
: A F PFTFRSnN :
t
A. E. PETERSON
SHANIKO, OREQON
! Watchmaker
$r and TeWeler
it
JeWebyof all kmdi made to' or
der and repaired. Settingi lor
Precious Stone made. .
w
PacKIc Morse Liniment is prepared
expressly (or (he needs ot horsemen and
ranchmen. It is a powerful nod pene
trating liniment, a remedy (or emergen
clcs. A soothinz embrocation tor the
I rcliet ot pain, and the best liniment tor
sprains and soreness," untqunica tor
curing the wounds and lnurleB.no1
BARBED WIRE and for healing cuts;
abrasions, sqcas and bruises. Racllfc
Horse. Ltnltticnt is fully guaranteed.
No other is so good or helpful In so many
ways. If It fails to satisfy, wefluthorhc
all dealers to refund the purchase price.
extra vaet Bomta nrrv ctM
Hoyt Chemical Co., poktwno, okc
DOOKLCT AQifil FRED
HI
For ritilB bv J. 0. & M. A. Bobinson
Not Coul Lund
LJOMESTEAD. Notico for l'ubll-
cation. Department of thu Into-
rior, U. S. Lnnd Ontco at The Dalles
Oregon, June 17, 1000.
Notice Is hereby given that
KOBEltTA GAttY,
of Laraonta, Oregon, who, on July 23,
1004, tuude Homestead, (Sorial No.
03258J No 13082, for eiswi, wjsel see
3, tpl2 b, r 14 e, w m,
IIhs tiled notice of iutentiou to make
final five-year proof, to eHtablleh claim
to the lnnd above described, before
Howard "W. Turner. V. S. Commission
er, at his office at Madras, Oregon, on
the 2Gth day of July, 1000.
Claimant names as witnesses:
J B Brown, of Culver, Oregon, Em
ma C Bumnor, W It Cook, of Madras.
Oregon; Archie Powe'll, of Prlneville,
0"Kon.
J24 Jy22 Kogister
tNot Coal Lnnd
W 01IESTEAD, No'ico for I'nfdicu.
Hon. Department of the Inte
rior, U. S. Lnnd OfHou at The Dalles,
Oregon, June 16, JD00. Notice is
hereby given Hint
CHRIST HART,
of Madras, Oregon, who, on December
10, 1003. made Homestead, Serial No
03010 No. 13124, for ejswi, swj-w.1 sec
20 and eeiel sec 30, tplls, r 13 ,
V M,
Has riled notice of intputlon to make
fiual five-year proof, toestabllsli claim
to the laud above dcscrtlifed, before
Howard W. Tarnor, U. S. Commlssloji
er, at his office al Madras, Oregon, on
the 26th day of July, 1000.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Chris Hegeuauer, Fred lluuske, Dan-
lei Arnsmeier, of Madras, Oregon;
Jack Dee, of Grizzly, Oregon.
C. W. Mooke,
J24-Jy22 .Register.
Not Coal Land
iJOMESTEAD. Notice for rubllcu-
A x Hon. Departmeut of tlio Interior
U. 8. Land Ofilce at Tho Dalles, Ore
gon, June v-'J, 11KW.
Notice Is liereby given that
CARRIE M. VIBBERT, . . .
onojif tho heirs and for the heirs of
Jens Cluisllanseu, deceased,
cS Youngs, Oregon, who ou June 12,
1003. made Homestead Entry Serial
No. 02038 No. 12730, Ur the wJjJseK.
vtiej sec 10, tp 0 s, r 14 e, w m,
Has filed notico of intention to make
fhml five-year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described be
fore Howard W. Turner, United fltates
Commissioner, at his ofilce at Madras,
Oregon, on the 12th day of August,
1009.
Claimant nanits as witnesses:
LT Larson, L B Larson, W Brown
hill, of Youngs, Oregon; C C Fox, of
Madras, Oregon.
V. W. MUUHJU,
y8-a!2 Register
Ao I Coal Land
HOMESTEAD. Notice for Publi
cation. Department of the Inter
ior. U Land Ofilce atTbe Dalles, Ore
gon, June 20, 1000,
Notice is hereby given that
PETER MARNACH,
of Madras, Oregon, who, on Decetm
ber 4, 1003, made Homestead Entry
serial No. 03080, No. 18000, for so)
sec 32, tp 11 s, r 13 0, w m,
ia fllud notice of intention to. make
iflual five-year proof) to establish
clalpi t)AHplan ve described, be
fore Howard m Tumor, u, H. Uommis.
eloner, at Ids .office at Madras, Ore
gon, ou the 12th. dy of August, 1000.
Claimant uauies as wuessest
HXNissoUi Joseph Marnaoli, J II
Homey, George Klllingbeck) nil of
Madras, Oregou. 1 .
O. W. troonn,
y8-lU Register
FIRST-CLASS WORK GUARANTEED i
" Notke TO Tho l'ubllc ,
In the future parties attending funerals
at thei"Hale,petnetery are requested to
leave their dogs at liolne) ahc, not to tie
their horses to the cemetery fenpe,
By order ol Board of Trustees.
CLASSIFIED LOCALS
FOR HALE -F'vn lirnd pood horses.
For particulars M-f.T. W. Bohpb, nd
miiiUimmr 1M ICuchor estate. Mad
ras, Orogiui.
It
PAINTING nnd Pnpor lltuiglng-l'lrst'
class worklimtiahip. Civil on, or nd
(lri)flS J. M.hnraeu, Mndrns. '
BU1LDI5U8 nnd DHCOKATORS
Como in ami seb bur Old Nntnol Vnr
nlihea and Stains .Something entire
ly now, J. C. A M. A. Itoblnson.
LOTS FOR 8ALK CIIBAP.-I'i'r a
short time oitlv the Madrus Town
Kite Company is dlt'erlng l.itn for Hale
at very low prices, 'l'liotr advortlmi
incut on th lnnd? page of this paper
contains inp showing lnoitinn of
Madras with referonco to thet-evenil
railroad surveys through lhlf si-o-tlon.
Const ruction bf either or lluse
roadH will make Madrastln trailing
center of a largo territory. The time
10 buy Is now, before the railroad
starts, when prices will advance.
HIDES BOUGHT HlghoHoash price
paid for hides of all kinds. J. W.
Livingston, Mudras. , tf
AUCTIONEKRINO--C(d. W. H. Rey
nolds, of Madras, Oregon, an East
ern Auctioneer, will sell nil kinds ot
merchandise or slook ; farm sale a
spcolulty. Will go anywhere In Or
egon or adjoining states. Regular
prices. Call ou or write Col. W II
UKVNOI.DS or A. 0. Ranford, nIB-3
THE John L. Campbell Market of
Madras wi'l buy pork, veal, mutton
ami eggs, Jl-tf
The Pioneer uives you the home and
county news ami keeps you In touch
with your surroundings. Hubsorlbe
for It. Price Jl.M) per year.
it
PLACE YIU
ORDER
For extras and repab
Deering, Hodge, Acme
Champion and pan'
harvesting machinery
with me as early as pos
sible so as save delays
Repairs are cash goods
! A. C. Sanford
MADRAS
t
German
Re stauraii
& BAKERY, nuuncK,
MADRAS, OREGON
Good Meals 25 Cents
PRHSII URKAI) Ilvory Dny
Tttrrc loaves, 25 cts.
RaUed Gorman St Doaghjit
Kvory Saturday as Eaniij j
Xjod.srin.gr 2coi-ri3 in Ccnaecticn
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NEW STOCK-NEW "STYLES
PARLOR, INGRAIN &
KITCHEN PAPERS tl
IFURNiTURE?
i LOUGKS BROS i
MADRAS, OREGON
py if
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Qunict Maaailne ofTcr th rea Jtf of thli partf tht ktst trjctdjl
REVIEW Or nEVIEWS . . . $3.00
A SUNSET MAGAZINE .... 1.00
WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION 1.25
ALL TOR
$3.00 ;
wn PRFP with your order, n Uutlful pfnaun1fitWl
' umtrted to four color with 10 WtftatlcH I
q ii n : pt m a r. s 7 i h r
an riUNCiieo, cALironKiA V
T.
B. TUCKER
Horseshoeing and
General Blacksmitning
WAGON AND
PLOW WORK
Finl-Claa' Wort Gnaranleei
Loatinl In the old Hmolm Uou
AlADUAS, ORnCION
Not C'imI Land
dMKSTlJAD.-Nolico for Pulilioa
lion, DaiMtrtrniMit of tho Interior,
U. 8. 1.intl Olllce, TIm- Dalli'H, Orti.;oii,
.)u no 11, lOfry.
Notico Ih horoby clvon that
. WILLIAM H. LANCJFOHU,
of JIajHtaolt, Oregon, who, on July 1,
1903 and adilltlorial Jinniary 30, W,
mailo Hoinonttmil, Hcrlal Nox. 02917
and 03108, No. 127M), M100, for
ntl Hto 10 and hmJ-wJ nee 20, tp 12
, rHe,w m,
Mao filed, notlct) of Intcnllon to njaUc
11 mil flve-yeur proof, to I'Nrahllsh
claim to tho land almvu ih'Horlhod, lio
foro Warron Hrown, County Clork, at
hlB olllco at Prlui'Vlllo, Orison, on tin
i!7th day of July, lDi.9.
Claltnnn.t uamoH an wltnossot-J
llomt-r AleXandur, 0f MmlruH, Ore
on; Glen Itlilgcwwy, John A Dobklim,
Kdmund Healy, of Culvpr, On-Koiiv
C. W. Mooiik,
JL7-Jy22 JtojflHtor
Not Coal Iind
LJDME9THAD. Notico for Puhlloa.
1 1 (Ion. IJeparlment of tho Interior.
lU.S. L-ind QJHooatTho Dal Ion, Oregon,
oune, joua. Notice l horoby
given that , ., , , .
WILLIAM 15, HOUlt.
( f Culver, On-Kou, w,0( Augimtil),
10Q2, iiihiio Il'unotiluad (doilul Niii
(Ml!) No. 1107' for nteni,.wiwX
nto 20 ami i sec 30, tp 12 u, r 14
lllod notice of Intention to tualto final
flvo-yoar proof, to uatulilUli claim
to. the landv above deBuMliLiL 1 1 it fnl4
Howard W, Tdbbr, tJ, h. CnfnriilHidoii.'J
,er,M niHonicu atsiadr8. Oron. m.
Ibe flrd day of Auut, lOOO.
Claimant namea an wHncfaci
rry Aohey, William Bnnti. Alliri
HealUfl, Kuiery Beoles, all of Lhtuonto.
roBon,
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