The Madras Pioneer
Published every Thursday by
THE PIONEER PUULISUiNO CO.
BUtiaORIPTION RATfea:
One yenr $1.60
Six months ........... .86
Thrcu month 60
ADVKKTI81NO UA.TKS 0?f APPLICATION
Hnrnrm! nq Rpnnnri n.iniq rhiitfnr All trust
?, 1901, ftt tlio Postofflco al Madras, Ore.,
under the Act of Congress of Mnreli 3, 1879.
THURSDAY
NtV. 4. 1909
Incorporate
The movement to incorporate
the tpwij of Madras is timely,
fpr.with construction work about
to begin in this immediate vi
cinity on a large acale on both
railroads, there promises to be
need for some form of local
government so that peace and
order can be preserved in the
pommunity. In the old days
before the railroads started
work there was no urgent de
mand for the incorporation of
the town, and one former at
tempt failed because of a lack
of co operation on the part of
some of the business men of the
town, but the present movement
is the result of a practically
unanimous demand from all the
residents and business interests
for a local citj' government.
i Madras is outgrowing itn vil
lage daj's, and with two rail
roads building into it, the
growth, of the town will be more
rapid from this time on. We
want to aid that growth as
much as possible along good
health7 lines, and no other fac
tor will contribute more to that
result than a good local govern
ment. Not only will it enable
its to provide those improve
ments which will be required as
(the town grows,, but it will also
enable us to make of it the
kind of town which will attract
people to it permanently as the
natural home center of this en
tire section of country. There
should be nq opposition to in
corporation from any one who
lias the good of the town at
Heart.
from otlie,r, localities in Central
Oregon, will attract aa muplj.af
tentioh, as, thaw front Idec por
tions of tjie state. Soihq, qf . tlio
most fertile and be,at advertised
valleys in.jthe.Pacifio Nor,tliwest
would still , bo uninhabited if
they had not been favored with
railroad transportation. TMie
Deschutes has been slow in get
ting under way, but is coming
fast, now that it has atarted.--Oregonian.
Sl, ft Rift Ml AT M. E. ttWfttyt
I Sunday school at lb a. rh.j fepworth
League at 7:00 p. m.
Everyonerordiallyjpvjted,,, ,
G. R. ModRlitiAD, Pastor.
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WANTED A tenant to..do sqiuolear
iug iuhI breaking on my plnoa North'
east of MadsaS. Inriulre At Plouoer
ofllcc.
PUBLIC SALE
I will sell my on tiro tannine outfit at auction
sale to the highest bidder ftt my plftce In it fid
ras, Oregon, 011
Saturday, November J3, lOOPj
Coiamcttcing st 10 n. tn.
8 head of work horsea, 1 good milch cow, 1 new
cultivator, 1 barn door track, 1 doz. pitch
forks, 1 ni In. wagon, 1 3$ iUMvagon Call
fornla rack bed, 1 wagon ntld bed, "1 water
tank, 2 wagon spring scats, 1 mower,' 1 hay
rake, 1 wagon Jack, 1 tool box, 2 pigs feeders,
1 pig trough, 1 pair stretchers, 3 sets double
trees, 2 neck yokes, 1 pulley, 1 set wooden
harrows, 1 set iron harrows, 1 buggy, 1 set
buggy harness, 1 set heavy work harness, 2
sets lighter work harness, 1 saddle, horse
collars, nose bags, 1 kitchen cablnot, somo
household goods, other articles too limner
ous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE: All sales of J10 and under
Cash ; sales over f 10 a credit until November
1, 1910, purchaser giving note with approved
security; interest 8 per cent; o per cent (lis
count for cash on time sales, No property
to be removed until tonus of sate are com
plied with.
LUNCH SERVED. Come to this sole if you
want a farming outfit.
Colonel V. H. Reynolds, Auctioneer
w. R. COOK, Clerk
McTAGGART & BYE, Owners
WANTED. A boy to chores of even
ings. Call at Pioneer office.
i Warren Smith
OUR DRY FARMING EXHIBIT
,, The Deschutes Vallev. of
which the Madras country is an
important -part and it may be
Raid the best developed district
-sit this .time, got a good deal ol
line advertising out of its ex
hibit at the Billings dry-farm
ing congress. . Much attention
.was attracted by the specimens
'of grain, fiuitvegetablea and
forage plants, cent in from this
.seqtion, and it doubtless open
ed the eves of the many who
caw them, as to the pcftsibili
ties of this great region now be
ing opened up by, the building
.of two railroads. But from Mi
.James J. Hill hjmself came one
of the nicest compliments to the
:Deschutes Valley exhibit. Be
,ing scheduled for an address to
,the congress and arriving late,
,Jie explained his tardiness by
paying: "I went to 6ee the Des
.chules Valley exhibit, and
staj'ed longer than I intended."
-Mr. Hill is building the Oregon
Trunk Line into the Deschutes
'.Valley, and that exhibit prob
.ably couvincad him that he was
making no mistake.
. The Deschutes Valley exhibit
ht the Dry Farming Congress
at Billings, Montana, came oil
victorious with the largest fill
ver cup and a number of other
-prizes. The light pf that great
valley lids been hid under a
bushel for so Jong, that it may
be yet a few months longer be
fore then5Bt of j the world will
Jbecoind -vefjr familiar with the
Deschues Valley. Time and a
railroad will work wonders,
lioweyer, and within a few
,yenrs the exhibits of fruit nnd
Agricultural products from the
!OesohutG8 Valley, as well as
PROPRIETOR
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T OMESTEAD; Notice lor Publl
cation. Department of the lute
rlor, U. 6. Land Office at The Dalles,
Oregon, October 22, 1009.
Notice Is hereby given that
wilhelm thielman,
of Madras, Oron, who, on April
14, 1903, ramie Homestead Serlul No.
02859 No. 12170, for frjnej, uisej nee
14, tp 11 s, r 13 e, w m,
lias filed notice of intention to make
flunl five-year proof, to establish
j'aim to the land above described, lie
fore Howard W, Turner, TJ. S, Commis-
ioner, at Ills office at Madras. Oregon,
nn the 2nd day of December, 1909.
Claimant names, ns witnesses: :
J P IIxlui, S.E Gray, .Tobutll Jack
-on, Fred Davis, all of Madras, Oregon
O. W. Moons,
-28 i2 Register
FOR SALE.-Smith-Premier Type
' writer, with motal cover, at reason
able price. Inquire- at The Pioneer
1 y VIllUCi
Not Coal Land!
LJ OMESTEAD. Notice for Publica-
Minn. Department of the Interior,
(J. S. Lund Office at The Dalles, Ore
gon, Ociober 5, 1909.
Notice Is hereby giyon that
JACOB II. LOONEY,
of Madras, Oregon, who, on October
20, 1904, made iIoraestead Serial No
03334 No. 13870, for nei sec 7, tp 10
, r 14 e, w m , ' ,
Has filed notice of -Intention to make
final five-year proof, to establish-claim
to the laud above described, 'before
Howard W. Tumor, U. 8. Commis
sioner, at his office at Madras, Oregon,
on tho 17th day of November, 1009.
Claimant names as witnesses:
C R Loouey, G L Paz ton, 8 P Lov
iug, George White, all of Madras, Or
egou,
0.,W. MooltE,
ol4-nll .' Register
Not Coal Land
HOMESTEAD. Notice for Publica
tion, Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Ofllcc, The' Dalles, Oregon,
Octobor28,ltKW.
Notice Is hereby given that
DAVID TRAVIS,
of Madras, Oregon, who, on ddtober 12,
1001, made Homestead, (Serial No. 03327)
No. 1386, for nnwX ec 27 and ntfne
sec 28, tp 10 s, r U e, IV H,
Has tiled notice of Intention to make final
live-year" proof, td establish clailn to tho.
land aborfl:,derlbed, before Ilowaid W.
Turnor, U. 3. Commissioner at Ills o(llce
at Madras, Oregon, on the 7th day of De
cember,
Claimant namoa as witnesses! .
W II titonehocker, James S'FlecJo;
Cliarles W Parrish, of Madras, Oregon;
L A Young, of Youngs, Oregon,
ii4 d2 O. Y. MOORE, Register. 1
FOUND A pair of gold bow specta
cles. Ownor can have the sumo by
proving property aud paying for
this ad.
FOR SALE. Good, fresh milch cow.
Inquire of Perry Read, Culver, Or.
FARM LOANS!! Madras State Bank.
NOTICE All ncconuts duo mo for pro
feostoual eorvloea or otherwise, I
havo left with Howard W. Turner
for colleotlon. Pleaso call and settlo
at earliest conveuleuco. Dr. J C.
Bartlett.
AUCTIONEERING-Col. W. H. Roy
uolds, of Madras, Oregop, an Eaa,t
em Auotioueer, will sell all kinds of
merchandise or stock J farm sales a
specialty. Will go auywhere In Or
egon or adjoining states. Regular
prices. Call ou or writo Col. W. II.
REYNOLDS., or A. C. Sanford. nlfl-St
ESTRAY I havo taken up n dark
(hi i) colored horse, branded circle J
on luft stifle; su'eenled In left shoul
der. Owner can can havesamoby
calling for It and paying charges.
A. L. Williams, Madrus.
FOR BALE Fresli Jersey cow.
quire of J. II. Homey.
In-
MONEY TO LOAN We have money
to loau on real estate at 8 per cent
interest. VanTrtSel Land Co.
PAINTING and Papor Hanging First
class workmanship. Call on, or ad
dress J. M. Larson, Madras.
ALL KINDS of farm produce wanted
Butler, egg, potatoes, nod other
vegetables. Pays highest cash price
at Huhn hotel, W. C. Moore, Prop,
H .Not Coal Laud
OMESTEAD. Notloo for Publica
tion. Departniont of tho Interior
U. B..Lauil OfllcgrfRt Tho Dalles, Ore
gon, Soptomber 26, 1009.
Notlco In hereby glvon that .
HAMtjEL H. EDMONDSOtf,
ojC Jittilras, Oregon, who, on.Novoutlior
,6, lOOl) mailt) idmesteud xorlal No.
0534lj N i3078, for tho WIS aoo 27,
tp 0 b, r 18 0, w m, , ,, M,
Hasfllpd notice or, Indention tn tnfkp
Hunt ilve-year ptonfj to eblabllsh
olftlin to the land above ilfsorlbed bo
fore Howard W, Tumor, United Stalos
Commissioner, at his office at Madras,
Orcuron, on the 10ih day of Novem
ber, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Hugh R Davis, G V Dillon, Waller
Amey, Howard M Blaokorhy ull of
Madras, Oregon,
o7-nll
0. W. MOOUE,
RoKister
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Not Coal Land
OMESTEAD. Notice for Publloa
tlon. Department of the Interior,
U. 8. Land Office at Tho Dalles, Oro
gon, Ootobor 1, ltioo.
Notice Is hereby given that
SAMUEL R. COX,
of Antelope, Oregon, who, on July
27, 1901, madg Homestead Serial No
032C03 No 13088, for nei sec 12, tp 8
s, r 17 cf ,w m,
has filed notice of Intention to make
final five-year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be
fore" Herbert 0. Hooper, U. S. Com
missioner, at his office lit Antdnpe,
Oregon, on tho 10th day of Novem
ber, 1009.
Claimant names as witnoHes:
FA Bernluc, F J Martin, TO Ward,
D Nance, all of Antelope, Oregon,
C. W. Moo m:,
f,7-n4 Register
Not Coal Land
OMESTEAD. Notice for Publlea-
T. 8. IIamiltohi Pres. ES II. Fhbnciii Vlbo-PrcB; J.rj, f.
mSm Banking Co.
ronilON EXOHAHQE 80UCHT AN I 80LD
DRAFTS ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Capital Slodk,.5r0;0,C)ajc
Dot
.posit., $200,000 oHANIKO, 6fifeG0(
KITCHEN and Dining Room help
wanted at once nt Iiahn hotel. tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON FAEMS,
M-idras State Hank.
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DRIVERS WANTED For slip, wheel
anil Fresno scrapers at head of Por
ter Spring Canyon. Wui:es $35 and
S40 per month. Dwyer & Cq.
SEED RY"E FOR SALE. See Loucks
Bros., Madras.
LIST YOUR FARM property with R.
Ilea, If you waut quick action upon
it. Have buyers for desirable plaoes.
STEAM ROLLED FEED For sale a-
the water station at 2c per pound.
J. C Way 111 1 re, Madras. tf
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Mr.
J. W. NIckols traded with me for over
three j ears, or practically traded with
mo all the time they were In Portland,
and payed their bills promptly, ami
docs not owe mc, nor any one else
here, to my knowledge, anything. T.
TOItSEN, Grocer. Portland, Oregon,
Srptem'ber 25, 1009.
inn, Department of I ho Interior,
O S Land Office at Tlio Dalles Oregon,
September 30, 1009.
Notice Ih hendiy t'lven that
WESLEY D. II ILL,
of Madras, Oregon, who. on October
13, 1901, made Honu-u'eaJ Serial No
05347 No. KM0, for swK seo 35, tp
, r 13 e, w m,
Has filed notice of intention to make
fthal flvo year proof, to etttabllsh claim
to l ho laud above dtcribed, before
Howard ,W. Turner, U- S. Commission
er, at his office ut Mailms, Oregon, on
the 9th. day of November, 1909.
Claimant names as ultnottot:
Harry Gard, Charles ICtann, Hiram
Links, Hugh R Davln, all of Sladras,
Oregon.
C. MooitK,
o7 n Ruglstor
fNot Coal LandJ
HOMESTEAD. Notice for Publica
tion. Department of the Int. rlor
TJ S Land Ollice at The Dalles, Oregon,
October 1!, 1905).
Notice is hereby given that ,
CHARLES U. McCOLLUM,
of Ash wood, Oregon, who, on Novmbor21,
1902, made Homestead Serial No 053S3J
No. 11823, for se&tietf sec 29 and sJinwK
iieifsw sec 2H, tp 10 s, r 10, e, w tn, Has
lik-d notice of Intention to make (iiml five-
year proof, to establish claim to the laud
above described, before Howard W. Tur
ner, U.tis. Commissioner, at ids ollice at
Madras,. Oregon, on tlio 4th day of Do
eomber, 1909.
Claimant nniaos as wltnofigos:
James Q Clark, John Baylos, Marvin
Elkins, Ray D Clark, all of Ashwoud, Or
egon.
u. H. OIOOIIK,
o28-d2 Register.
Not Coal Land
HOMESTEAD, .Notice foriPubllcatlon.
Department .'pf -.tho Interior, IL S.
Land Olllco at Tho Dalies, Oregon, Octo
ber 18, 1905).
Notice Is hereby glvon. hat -,
MONT W. AKEYSDN,
of Madras , Oregon, wjioj 011 April 1, 1905,
made Homestead, (Serial No. 03535) No.
11327, for Lot 4, iec8, tp lQsrrdi e, and
wHawXi sohwi sec 01, tp9s, rile,
w m, . -
Has filed notice of: intention to make
final five-year proof, lo establish olalm
to tlio land above duscrlbd, hoJtiuo How
ard V. Turner, U. S. Commissioner, at
his office at Madras, Oregon, oil tho 80th
day of November, 1905).
Claimant nainus as witnesses: ,
Oliurloa MoKiunoy, John Alieii, Dafilel
Splcoi) Elmer Mathers, all of Youngs, Or
egon,
0, W. Moohu,
028-H25 Register
Not Coal Jud
HOMEMTEAD. N0H00 for Publica
tion. Department of tho Interior,
II. S. Land Office at The Dalle, Ore
gon, September 30, 1109.
Notice Is hereby ylven 1 1,: t
FRANK 1 1. DA V I-,
of Madras, Oregon, wl o, n J.iiiunry
0, 1009, made IIoniMtcHd S.-rli No
02180 Lota 8, 4 mid 5 xe.V
nwi, (nwj) kcc 8, tp IB s, r 12 0, w 111,
has filed notice of intention to make
final commutation proof, 10 establish
claim to tho land above described, be
fore Howard W. Tumor, U. 8. Commis
sioner, ut his olllco t Madras, Oregon,
un the 9th day of November, 1009.
Claimant names as witnessc:
James E Grout, William R Grout,
J W Nichols, William A Hamioy, all
of Madras, Oregon-
, C. W. Moonu,
o7-n4 Roglsler
OUR NEW LINE OF
Winter Goods
IS HERE
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A strong line of staple and fancy goods
Bargains In Summer Wears
Wc have a few Summer Goods left
most of which are being offered at
ONE-HALF Regular Price
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MANAGER
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A. C. SANFORD
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ISOLATE I) TltACT. Notice for Pub.
1 Iluatinn.' Public Lund 8ap. Serlul
No 0J526 ThtiDallos, Orogon, U. 8.
Land Oilhio, Sept. 22, 1900. Notloo Ih
hereby given Unit, uh dircotcd by tho
Commissioner of tho Optimal Jinil
Ollice, under jirovlHioiiH of At of Con
grefia approved June 27, 10(10, Public
No 303, wo will olliiriit public mile to
tho highest bidder, ut 10:15 o'uIocc u,
mi, on tho iOtli day of November, 1909,
nest )(it thin ollice, tlio following traot
of html, to wits sei hoc 9, lp 7 a, r 10
0. w m. .
Any persoiiB claiming advcruoly tho
abovc-doMcrlbed lundu aro advlsod to
file their olulniH, or objections, on ,or
before tho day uhove donlguntod for
aalei
"C, W. MOORE,
b30n4 Register.
T SOLATED TRACT. Notlco for Pub
1 llotUlou Publio Lund Mo Serial
No 0222' TlioDalleH, Oregon, United
Btates Land Ollice, Sept. 23, IU09..
Notlco Ih hereby given that, un dl
reeled by (he -Coiuinh-Bloner of- tlio
General Land Ollice, undur prbvisIoiiB
of Act of CongreHH appiovod 3utio27,.
1000, Publlo-No. 303, wo will offer ut
public huIu to tho liighest .bidder, at
11:30 o'clonlr n. 111., 011 tho 10th day or
November, 1009, next, at this olllco,
tho following truot of land, towK; ucl
swi soo 17, tp Bi, 17 0, w tn. .
Any poraons olalmlng udvorsoly tho
ahovo'doscrlhed lauds aro ndvjued to
fllo tholr claims, or objections, on or
before tlio day wbovo dobiguatod for
ulo.
s80 nd O, W, Mooltu, RolHtor
'iAtirA-ri..t: mil itu run rtrrvuMH."UP
VIViJlHA Will I'UUilM J ;r..f.U
TlllSSCIIOOh ASTIIE I1E.V311N rl)ttTHFJI HKwitmixauu.-;
Facts Worth Noting
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Enrollment ol sludentj past year 4G0.
All (jraduatos placed In good positions.
Filled but CO per cent application for office help.
Reputation for thorough and personal loitrucllon.
Safe and refining Influences.
Send for no v Foldor and Success Stories.
TUdJiro COMPETENT WITHOUT ClIAIKiEpg
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Bumet Miswlne ofrtr tho tender of tlili paper the beJt eO"!
' of tlio year 1
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Borlal No, 015C4, United BtateH Land
OOlco, The Dalles, Oregon, Oopt, 23,
1009. Notice Is hereby given that, us
directed by tho ComitllsHloMor Of (ho
Uoneral Land Olllo', under provisions
of Act of Congress approved Jim 2t,
1000, Pnhllc-No. 1103, wo will oiler at
publloMale to the h!ghent hihler( at
Ij45 o'olnok p. in., on I ho 10th day of
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nuvi'iiiDur, iuou, nojcr, at HUB onu
tlio following tract of laud, to will
Hwjncl Httu 2(1, lp 12 h, r 12 e, W 111,
Any personu olulmlug ndvorfoly tlio
above diviorlhed latidfl aro jidvlsed to
fllo tholr olulms, or objection on or
before tho day ubovo dtslgnatpd for
sttlo, 0. W. MopitK,
fcBOni Register
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OMIWTBAI). N' S
Dopurtiliontor ; 0(a
Olllco at Tim JMi u,vs
21,1003.
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