ffirft-iitrwfe
JJRAS And The
Jras County
Li coffin returned nomc i i-
Ft . .- cdanlko.
rHoard T.ttntir spfiHt Sunday
JrtlM Wive.
,10 the wilo
of Fred 11, Wilson
. A unit.
siV-rU.
U$ u ,M8 cnUniysent mis
nitntv cnUrt.
kilt'P. f. V i
Rogers u ,in,iowrr Monany
Lworday.8epember.a5t 9, to
iof Harry Lam, uy. (
-fflndoniof Cttlver,,wn4 A busi
ly In Wn last SnlurUn -
Ld Mrs Warren Srnlthwere vis-
Librtlalivesitl uainnn.n ou-.uuy.
, n,-0f . a Pilneville attorney, vim
Lj last Saturday on legal nlfoira.
(0d Mrs. Kd Crabtree were visit-
i... c ,l ni frnm ill On.ll
,w noyceand CD. Lee, rnncliers
L lUystack coUutry, were visitor
I ,n Monday.
i Aloni Tolhett) who has clmrRt
lKjol at ulver, w.u .1 visitor In
,a Ul Saturday
Hin I Wlfe wcrc visitors m
tol Saturday from omly, when?
Hiirnpl")rJ a sawmill,
W Hewlett wrnj to the railroad
I't'inr t'rrpk the ilr ot the
nnal'u' "1 i"uny produce.
I N W !!..fe Laidlaw, known to
id this vi miiy, pasted ' tliroujjli
ai Tufi! y "n "is way to qutsulu
i Hint r.n 1 f itnily, who have been
Kt t ver.il ninths visiting relatives
returned to
Valley,
illamclte
i Monday.
fclV K'dT. who lives six miles
lof Mu'f is, was in mwn Saturday
iloadof wheat, lie got 78 cents n
lW-"iinevi!le Journal.
E.lif!')fer, K1 Mason and
i Wilson returned Sunday evening
jitnpnf several weeks in the Cos
torautami hunting and fishing.
t.T. Hammer of Albany, who has
sb this vicinity hr several weeks nt-
lo business matters, was in town
i being on his return to Albany.
. Drown has been at the Henry
4'n ranch near Culver for several
ibcre he it giving Mr. Windom's
3 bouse a thorough over hauling and
ansg
ItoT II "Iu, ker and son, Pearl, and
iWer, Mare), who Imve been camping
Ixwal days at the hot springs on
pwmpnrig reservation, arrived home
to. N.mcy K. Noble was a visitor in
iMowUy fiom Opal Prairie. Mrs.
and lan.ily leave this week for
wilt, where they will reside during
winter,
i Nellie Karrcll departed last Sat
tyfor I'nneville and frohi there went
a3" South to the Hear Creek dis
iheie she will teach school the
winter.
M'tirifflth of Spokane, who pur-
e Claypool ranch irt the Sisters
Si.'V llinhl . .
-vuu, ,i year nj0 Wtt9 in town
tyon his way to look after his prop,
iblhat section.
MrTaggan rtntl Howard Turner
10 .VmH4.lm .l.k. ... . .. ....
" " inc wnsco iuumv
v ". "uimspring ueservntion, inc
v e week, loplnho, rifier business
-r. nicy re Utnetl horns Mnntlnv
c Cockerham o,, Miller, who owns
"."M. niiie uoai I'rnirie ronn-
b lso interested In Madras firor.
fi arrival in Inwn lii.n.U.. nr.l will
w ' If MtfMit ll(4 "Ml
'"eral ((., in .i.i. .-c,inni i0okin
Ctirje Pun,. 01.-..H.- ..
( uicoiiiiiiiKn nnrncr, wns
Sunday with his familv. who were
17 11 a r t
1 ai)il Wnumi.. r...n. il
'IMIW, nil, nun
T ... ... t
' 1,6 on tlie r wnv Ih I in S sters
look after business interests.
f carlo.nl. of unties Wllifcll rtrriVel
'WiMts from Spokane were fer
i- ... .
nun In . .
H5 my yestcraav. e nif
io ,-nrter. Urns, for in ih
"kl MiW(jrk of )! n,.,, T.iit,
- ""n.il miinliered .fie and.
m lif of 1....I, .i . ..in.-
7"v.nro,.u,ei
J'0 u'' .. -f NYamhllihit.vvnsn
Win m i
,.i 'Miiiiiiiiv. t r. Knmniii
HI-,. -.-mm T'I't
i"M0l.'H a.. ill f. I...I.. .I.v
tWI UlkCn 1111 I llC LIJII"
'inewschoolliouse in.hlJ Ulaf
he(,ll(i Culveri i-,ccnj
ltl)Cr I IllllMm nf .1,1-
ltUois .1 ...... .....
rV'iiew l.n.i.i . .
u.,H k tmunicicu m tune
C. A. Whltselt Is rt Visitor in towll to
clay from Opal Prairie.
Mr, ond Mrs. James P. Read were
vldtors In Madsras yesterday.
Claude G Ramsey lias accepted a pd
lllon as clerk with the Madras Trading
Company, commencing" his duties yester
day morning.
A. vVi Gulp, who lias been spending
several In Madras looking a(ter butinett
mal'tem, returned lo his home at Hood
River this llinrhiiig.
II. l. Nlsson, who rrebntly bought a
part til" the ol'd schoolhousc in Madras,
has mbved it onto the lot formerly owned
by Fred Davist rtnil is having il fitted up
to be used in connection with his line of
blithest;
, Mr. Rnyrnnnd, special agent for Hie
Liverpool, and London and Vilobc innn
nnce Company, and R. k. Smith, special
agent for the . Niagara Klrc Jmtiranrc
Co., Ijoth of Pordahd, were ir Madras
Tuesday looking after ;hc business of
their companies at this place.
Elmer Gnves of, Hake Overt arrived in
Madras Sunday and, whs looking for a
house in which to .reside Mr. Graves re
turned Tuesday to his ranch near Hake
Oven, where he will hold an auction sale
nf liit personal effects, after which he will
return to Mad ras with hit family. He has
rented the homestead collage of Mrs, I)
W. Adams,
11. A. Ilrandon, the engineer in charge
of the construction work on the Deschutes
Railroad, was in the city today on busi
ness. He stivs.that steam khovels are be
ing moved in for the heavy work on the
Deschutes line The works arc now cov
eted by 32 construction camps and 12
engineers' camps, while 1200 men aie
employed. Track laying and bridging will
coiiiritcuce within a few days, according
to Mr. Hrnndon, who says that everything
h progressim; in fine shape. Four miles
of grading work is enti'ely completed
flic Dulles Chronicle.
BAPTIST SERVICES
Preaching at Madras the 41I1 Sunday
of each month. Union Sunday school at
10 a. m every junday. Blackboard and
wall roll excicisc for the children. I, D
Brown, Siipetiuiendent.
You arc coidially invited to attend these
tcr vices.
--3-
A STRANGE ANOMALY
Continued from pago I)
In fact Dr. Witliycombu insists
lliat under proper iiiaiingeiiiHnl
the pij; can h bronchi to the
desired maturity Ux 3 14 cents
per pound. With such a pic
4u0.pouuds of wheat fed to him,
as has been repeatedly demon
strated at the Oregon experi
ment station will produce 100
pounds of weight. By the ap
plication of a little mathemat
ics any fanner or ( any body else
run gee, that at present prices
for pork, n price n'mra. than
double the market figures cati
bo secured for wheat fed to
hogs.
The farmer who is cropping
his farm to wheat and selling it
instead of feeding it, is missing
a golden opportunity. He is
deliberately hauling away in
his wagon the .fertility of his
soil. He is deliberately selling
his wheat for less than half
what ho could got tl'or it by ap
plication of good business
methods. Ho is wasting his
time and substance on an er
rand t'lmt is keeping him out of
his own. Unless ho hitch his
wagon to the car of progress
and get out of the old wheat
. . ... i.t 1 p
growing rut, no win see mmaeu
distanced in the struggle lor
material things and life com
forts by hiB more progressive
neighbor
f SOLATJ5D TRACT. Notlco for Pub-
I lltmtloii. Public Lutnl SuJo tSerlnl
No 022221 Tho DiiIIoh, Oregon, IJiilted
StutoM Land Offloe, Sept. 23, 1000.
Notlco Ih lioreby jtlven that, na dl
reptod by tho CnmuilfMniier of tho
Genurul Lmiil Ollloe, under provlhlonii
of Ai't or CongrflHn approved Juno 27,
lt)00,.Publlo-No. .103, wo will olfernl
public Halo to tho lilglii't ''Id lur, nt
II iOo'olnoh ft. in., on tho IO1I1 tlv of
November, lOtlll. nest, at tbN ofllop,
Hit following tract l Hind, Knvltt tiej-
uvj hoc it tp n 0, w m.
Any poisons olulmluK wlVerHulJr tno
utiiive-dfcMcrlbi'd Iitl8 arp mlvlsod to
lllu tliulr ulnlme, or olflootiniiB, on or
heforu Ilia duy ttbovo deulimted fur
fc80 1)4 O. iV. fllOOKK, iu7imui
SERVICES AT M. t tiMRiN
SunViAy school at to a. 1th) Epworth
hciigile at V&d p. m,
StlnUiiy October 3, se'rvtces Dotri Irjorn
Ing and e'venltiK
The Ladies Aid society, is reqtlbstbd tb
ihect at ihb Jiaisonage VVednesday ttfter
ntton, Oct. S,
The first Quarterly meeting will be lleld
Friday, tct. 2i.
EveV'yorie 'co'r'dlally invited.
G. K. MVioKUpVri, Pastor.
Vi-Jb-.
CHURCH OF ClirilST SERVICES
Sunday school at hamonta every Sun
day at id a. 1V1
Pleaching at Lihioniat 1 1 a. m.
Preaching at Giilily nt 7130 p. m.
Edward G. Pease Co. Inc.
THE SHANIKO STORE
.AT MADRAS
SeiVlces in Odd Fellows hall.
Sunday school at io a, n.
Communion se'rvfee Intmedlately
lowing Sunday school.
You arc invited to attend ifiese services
H. F VV PiVsUk, Pastor.
fol-
KSTRAY. I Imvo taken up udark
brown-roan liorAe, branded circle J
on leftHtlflV, h ween led In le'ft hIio'uI
dor. Owner can have name by call
ing for it and paying charges.- A.
L. Wlllliinn. .Afadras. 4t
FOR RHNt Vi- have deulde.l to rent
tho old hcIiooI hiilhlliiK of DlatVlfct
No. 22, MiulriiH, for renidence pur
poeH lioarjl of Directors.
A FOUR 1)I(J Plow, good h new, at
Koe.k RoblfonH fiib'j Oetolicr 14.
tOR HA UK At my rHiiuli five mites
KjihL of MJadrAt on Hie lluycreek
niHil the folh.wlnu'J j
1 -lni'l IlnrrlMiii mhi on gocxl ro'ridltloiij 1
not lioftvy work lirttncnn-, 1 elinlii liHrtic,
not net; 1 lri-lnrli unlklng plow; 1 2-Kcctloil
ni.tneih harrow: 1 mid If, almost new; 1.
liayrnok; liayork.
Will Hell either for cuhIi or wheat ut .
(bo inurket price In Madras.4 G. .1
WJCLLER. 23
Sols
Agents
Sole
Agents
It lfj with great satisfaction that we announce our Sole Agency in Shaniko for the
LADIES HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS
PATTERNS EX"c5HLta:i) HY NOXK;
tho most economical", linijtieHtioimbly
the leaders lit oi lginallty, niitl Faultl ts
as to lit.
A monthly stylo book dialled free to eacli customer on request.
to bo put on our mailing INt.
PATTERS
iOe cV. 15e each
A Guide Chart given free with- each pat
tern, which tells tlio e'Aact quantity of
material tied and. lull inslnutlons in
cutting and lilting same,.
Send us your name and address
nSTe-w And
COMPLETE STOCK OF
GENERAL
HARDWARE
A Hue line of the famous
Diamond Edge
CUTLERY.
TRY OUR
DIAMOND EDGE RAZORS
The best on the
Market
Warren
PROPRIETOR
T
Smith
1 1
10
TIGER HEAD
TAILORING
500 HUNDRED
snappy and a.tnctlvc
sample of alt-wool worst
ed and fancy suitings for
Fall. The cream of tlii
ROYAL TAILORS
stock in ClilcaSo lias jtist
arrived, and now realty
f. r our inspection.
Suits made to order In lat
it st le.s mid every suit
friianiulei'd to fit and hold
its shape until worn out.
Try us for your Fall suit.'
Pries from 818.00 up.
1 TA
onsoriai r anor
BATHS
Subtcribo for
tho bonie news.
the Pioneer and net
Price $1.60 per vear.
MENNOKITE SERVICES
,
MA lillA'S Second Suhtlay in each month nt !
31 e. in. nnd 7:W p.m. In I'rcc Methodlut I
Church, . ... i
OPAIj J!HAIRIE-Rvory Sundny tt tin. m. end
7:30 p.m. In Opal Prairie Church, ,unton
Sunday .school every Sunday ot 1Q o, m. . -
JUNIl'KR BUTTE School IIousC-Evcry Sun
day at 3 p. m. Union SuuUny school every
Sunday at 2 p. in.
MOUNTAIN VIEW School HouPC-rirst.Biid
3d 8unlay of each month at t 30 p. m. Un
ion Sundny school overy Sunday 3:30 p. m.
All arc cordially liiTltM to theso services,
AltTIIUU and MINA CltKASEY, Pastors.
OREGON
GALLS-
A large stock of Seasoned Rough, also
a good assortment of Dressed and Finishing luny
bcr of all kinds at the company's mill. Call up
by 'phone or address. Jj$Sr
GRIZZLY LAKE LUMBER COMPANY
Lamonta, Oregon
I
Scientific
All advocate DISCING your
Jand immediately after th,e
drop Is removed preparatory
to Fall plowing This Corv
serves the moisture already
Jn tlie ,sojl and prepares the
land to s retain the moisture
occasioned by the Fall rains.
You need one of our
DISC HARRW S
S
MORE PEOPLE"
Pass the wbrd to your relatives and friends to come now
Low Colonist Rate
To Oregon will prevail from the East
Sept. 15 To Oct. 15
VIA THE
Oregon Railroad Anil Navigation Company
AND
SOUTHERN PACIFI8
:
From Chicago, $33
" St. Louis, 32
Omaha, 25
' St Paul, 25
" Kansas City, 25
frARfe CAN 13 PREPAld
; . i
Deposit tile iunoutn of t.ie fare with the nearest O. R. & N. or S. P,
agent.. Ti k.-t will b UelivBt-ed In the Eaat without extra coat.
Send uh the uatiie mid ndiiruss of atiynno Interested lh tllO state
for Oregon literature. ,
lILLIAM McMURRAf, General ikmm Agent, PoillaA mk
N
EAT JOB PRINTING
prBiv'iIptly done
fQr.this classpf work. Prices
reasonable for a standard ar
tiaie. BUY ONE AT ONQE.
'boCERIES--HARDVARE-lMPLEMENTS'-STOVES-tRANGES
AUVBU'DBIS your "VntitH, In the
I. 1 I i. M I...
Plonttur, l rwnnw. ivuBw. -
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Madras, Oregon m
If you need LETfr1 HEADS;
ENVELOPES, or other born
meroial Printing, including
Special Ruled job work of any
kind give us your order.
J3idiier 3riiiter
MA
rM,M iJ KUnui u,w winter.
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