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j awn rrifrnrrr r -trntr
innv n i iiiuui uwi
. d Wiitor:'At Print
i liWf vrJ , - - . ,
...jli nnd Will W turner
last hriuay
KM
'.I. frnW ttie
in id ah (he lat
Common hi Dee
i ,
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,i rrlf of I'rlnevwe tins
" . Mr. atid Mrrt
. ' u fritm Vast frfidav
..is U.15 111
. i .11.
Hiilsboro, rcturncu iu mi
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bf vicinity -
MM, Chils Uarl were In town
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ti ..mill nn miner vriuuvr
Hurt or MrtIrns, Oregon,
ll-.t IntifrJ lrinU n
acre mi
wnenlhtul nfll.e The Dnlhs
harvest on Troilt Creek, re-
h I-! . I.
tijhome o:j rtgmcy im.uih mc
tr.ceK,
t it ...,! u..ti r r
Wallace and Henry Wliitsett
S5.-ulird.iv from
COW"1 7
SyrVeyur Rice and it Kinder,
ihc wee, iiicy wcic vicwhij;
... lf i tit 1r 'llttr
Mr V ilhs V. Hrown woe
f Tbe 1m1I5, who Arc veiling J
t. .
, C lovey was In towh last
oicrvith l)r ( h.nles E Me
an mspefior of Indian agencies".
PS.
u -
l tT-!.l..
uici mis III luni ini MUIIT
home nn I rout ( teeki mnkink!
ud iiomestena in 1 2-1 o. ii r.
G.td two years .iio, but his
bftn belt! up and he is just now
i
n a j in 1 1 1 1 1 ninrn unK in mivn
wilh his Cadillac Car which
on Trail Crossing grade, on
I'Vllltft I1C k-tll I ICU uui new
I . 1 . t
a new axie lor me car, arc
ktt it laclc .is Lira?. Mnrirrva
. J 1 t . t
Mrs f F. .Smith and their
ur, wmcn lie move out from
: 1 .'-0 .
"'L ' W tl ftkl (1,-7 lit
. . ...
fkk IIIL II Ul III-
l i-.wiiwnui nil. ill ill 11113
- v..
urwn, who has a sbvemmcril
Ihc Wormsnrihtf
Thursday. Mr.'Larsen, who
phchitiK for the Warmsmimr
" ffbUBu i. anva iiihe nn
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? pine mill i.-..t...tiin. -
... u,UUUUy uc u,..
an early dale.
-"II u iv iicii ii v w onn k
MMintu i.isi omuruav witn
ii (9 rcporieu tnai
" addition about Aco.oob
, j
wuiiicu in ynras
" miurance atld the prooertv
a COtnn etc Infia trt tt,f
was
Cielk Wltr.W- lLw..l... '
i "u,ior orey oi tnc Crook
0u,na,i F. i. CotJber of ihB
uim roswnnster uuy
" imm ft tlCVl it 111 1
"'icinoon and si.pni mmi,
iiey wtre "seeinc the'
vi "icssrs, urav nnu
"16 first (It,. a'ii -r .1..
,. imivi r ui inc
thusiasiic over the conaitioh
louna m uiis
if,M had tile 'lltlsfohunb
umb, while handling a Use a(
rancIl n AgencV Pla hs last
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hanti
1 . t'yirK
td liold
ihc
e
1 W-W nlillk.l J .Ut.. :i
L v UKU 191 111
e wantt .i a...
b-i inn inunio Deintf
een thq tope and tfie iron tin
a? to sMA&.';ft.t. :i
-in.c came, to
"V"' member d essed'd1
nHl.. ' 1 1 llr
"UIIIIF I.V.., J...' - W
M. A. Lehman of O'Neil &as n VUi'tnr
In (own last Frldy.
Mrs. Llnna li. Wood viited at Ante-
Jopa thb Irtit of t,hc week,
Gedrge M, t)bnrn was a vl!jor in town
tail Saturday from his ranch near C'tllver.
Roberl C. Osboirl ond fafriily Were Irt
town last Friday from thefr hottie n'tit-
Culver.
Gus Lovelattd was In iown Tueiday
from the canin nf lit Mnrlmt nil rh nn
Grizily.
, Mrs-. U. j. Ueaty and her (Inllfjhter,
Miss Clara, were in (own Monday frohi
their nome near Haystack.
Edward Sweeting left the latter hart of
Ihc week for Walla Walla, wr-ere he will
visit for several weeks with his datlghten
Mrs. William Kathert and her family.
, Mrs. Fannie llarlon is having the lum
ber placed on the (round with which to
build n cottage on her lots In Madras.
Work will start on the cottage after har
vest.
Max Puti of the Madras Mil'llng Co.
has a hew cottagfe under construction on
his lots near the mill. The millitig com
pany has also recently coMipleted a large
warehouse JUst back of the mill,
Flder Samuel Greg, state evangelist
of the Christian church, was In town Wed
neday of last week and delivered an Illus
trated lecture in the evenini! fie left
Thursday (or Laid'aw, whete he ,ls con
ducting a series of meetings.
Miss Vrrna Howard of PrineVille has
been engaged as one of the teachers in
the primary grade in the Madras school
i nerr n ooe omrr ira'iicr to be e m-
plnyrd, bllt the board of directors of the
school have not arrived at a decision al
though they bfivr evernl applications Un
der consideration.
i ii .
Mrs. i. ii, urowo rceivfa word last
Saturday of the death of her s,tep fihrr,
John J WiUon. who died in Portland
July f4 Mh Wilson was one of the pio-.
ne.tr nt'rrs of the state, having crime to
Orryon in 1857, sinbe Wliich time, he has
heen a resident of die stAic. He was
about 93 years of age.
. 1
Paul C. Hates and Knbert Rea of'
Ponhind arrived in Madras last Thilts
day evening. Mr. Bales has rccenilyj
bought quite a large acreage of wheat')
lands in this Vicinity for himself and hfs j
associates, his principal purchases being
In the Opil- Prahic district. He is Here
looking alter these interests and has also
made some other purchases since arriving.
Mr. Rca has been interested in several
sals of real eslnt- in this locality, He
will remain in Madras for some time look
tng afteMownsiie matters.
Lst Sunday's Oregonian contained re
productions nf a number of views rdong
the line of the Iechuies Railroad, in
cluding a view of Madras and one of
Rrdmondi The views of the hue along
the Deschutes canyon and of the cross
ings over Willow Creek nnd Crqoled
River give an excHlrnt idea of the char
acter of the work to be encountered in
the construction of the Central Oregon
road, nnd of the physical obstacles 10 be
overcome. The construction of the Des
chutes road, it is said, will be ris difficult
us that of the North (Sank, but when
completed the Deschutes line will be one
of the greatest secnic roads in ihe 'United
Slates.
Daye Lindsay was In town Tuesday
from his horrie hear Haycreek',
Joh'n Eisenreich inade final proof Upon
hU homestead East of this place Tuesday
before" Comrhissinner Turner.
MCDOWELL WIN! CONTEST
Notice has been received by the parties
In interest of a decision in the contest case
of W. R. Cook Vs, the heirs o Archie A.
McDdwell, deceased, 'th'e ah'd bfrke at
The dalles having 'decided the case in
favor of th'e 'defendant, and reVuscd to
cancel tbe entry. The case was beard in
Madras about four weeks ago', and con
siderable interest was mani'fisie'd in the
testimony, The contestant is allowed 30
days in which to appeal
'
SERVICES AT M. E. CHURCH
Sunday school nt 10 a. m.; Epworth
Leagde at 7115 p ni. t
Dedication service commences Sunday
at loijo a, ni. Sermon by Dr. Rader of
Portland, liasket dinner at 1:30 p. in J
communion service at 21. to, and preach
ing in the evening.
Everyone cordially invited
Vs. R. MOORHEAI), Pastor.
Window sale next Saturday afternoon
at H S. Larkio's store.
Ice cream will be serveJ.
I Edward C. Pease Go.
I TUB SH'ANIKO STORE
jxerxi spring uouus)
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Inc. I
1
CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVICES
Seivices in Odd Fellows hall.
Sunday tchdol at 10 a. m.
Communion service directly after Sun
day school, so that those desiring may at
tend the M. E. church drdicatkm.
Sunday school at Lamonta every Sun
day at 10 a. m
You are invited to attend these services.
, H F. V PITMAN, Pastor.
BAPTIST SERVICES
Regular services will be held Sunday,
July 35, by the pastor at the usual place.
Special subject ' at nam, "Christian
Signature)'' at 8 p. ni , subject, 'Citizens
of Heaven."
You are invited to these services.
MENHONITE SERVICES
MADRAS July 11, t 11 a. ra. nnd 7:30 p. ra. In
' Free Mcthodlut Church,
Ol'AJ, PIlAtniE-Kvcry Sundny. oxecpt July
.11, nt 11 n. in. nml l-.ao p. in. In Ojrnl I'rnlrio
Church, L'nloli Sumlity school every Sun
,, duy nt 10 it. m.
JUNIl'KU llDTTE Bchool Homo-Evcry Sun-
, any, except July II, nt 3 p. m. Union Sun
dny K-hoot every Sundny nt 2 n, ra.
MOUNTAIN VIEW School Housc-Flrnt nnd
3d Bundny of finch month nt -I -M p, m. Un
ion Sunday school every Sundny 3:S0 p. m.
All nrc rordlnllr Invited to these services,
AKTIIUlt nud .MIN.V CIIKA8EY. Pn-itors.
;,; irfi-'ifa
t' W2tr6 receiving daily our Spririg linfe of . .
new and Up-to-date s
DRY GOODS, SHOES
MEN'S AND WOMAN'S FURNISHINGS
nr W t - r- ff " Vt.
An elegant line in ail departments
FISHING TACKLEiSS
; S - ! : : : i ' ' ' !
WE HAVE A COMPLETE AND ENTIRELY NEW STOSK
Tlbscope Rbdl, Bamboo odi, Jbir,ted Bamboo Rddr,
Bamboo Pole-long aftd shcVrt Reels, King Fisher Troul
Lines, Black Spanish Lea'cjcrs) Imported Leaders Elci
) Everything Needful For A First-Glass Fishing Outfit e
1 1 - "
Call and see us at our shaniko st
The Chief S'itidy of lis Store is to Satisfy its Customers
ORE I
$25 REWARD
A regard of S25 is offered for infhrma
tion leading to the conviction of any per
son or persons guilty of the offense of
cutting th; lines, destroying or removing
the poles; or interfering in any way with
the property of the Pioneer Telegraph &
Telephone Co. if
Pioneer Tele-greiili & Telephone Co,
LUMBER
A large stock of Seasoned Rough, also
a good assortment of Dressed and Finishing lum
ber of all kinds at the company's mill. Call up
by phone or address -Jlr jgr Jfc
CRIZZLV LAKE LUMBER COMPANY
Lamonta, Oreg-ozx
1 -inEitiwiw
TO?N
ecksmithing
Plow Repairing, Vagori
Work. A Specialty Of
HORSESHOEING
W. B.CHILDERS
formerly Th McELROV SHOP)
MADRAS, OREGON jlilST CUITH (HE
h "PEnsDNAL Property
HANDtfeD BY
D. W. BARNETT
MADRAS, OREGON
Office at Besidenrj'o, South Main St,
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McTAGGART & BYE
MADRAS, ORE.
GROCERIES, HARDWARE
IMPLEMENTS - -
fet fid
IS
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Wishing Tackid
WHs dRtVaZl'tBh yotl wtH a fine outfft
Plies, leaders, Etc., Eta
Universal
STOVES RANGES
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I SDMHEti RATES EAST!
LJJ " r2L Thr ? '""T-r r
OREfidN ftAftlM) '& NAVIGATION G9.
OREGON SHORT LINE AND
UNION PA IFIC RAILROAD
Portland, Seattle, Spoktine, Tacoma, WKlla ml
and all points oil The O. R.. N 'lifi.
To Om Hfl and fettttrn :$ed
To AS CITY and tetutrn - $66
To ST. UOUIS and Retain
To CHICAGO and netatrn. . , . . . V2t 6
And to other prluclpsl cities iu tbo Eat, ailddla
" eBt Rnd South, oorreapontlitiRly low. fares.
On Sale June 2, 3; July 3 AtifciiBt 11, ll
To DENVER and Return, - x i
On Sale.may Yl Jmy August II ,
Going transit limit 10 days f.om date of stfle, llual return ILtitVrVv -ni
m,k. i. ,rip, , m.y itol;.Siil'S,lX'i,rl,l,B """'"s" '
LIVERY
The best in Shairikd
Oocxl Stpck, Careful DrtVE s
At Vr lBaftfishBte Ptlto
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