The Madras Pioneer NEW BUILDINGS ARE
GOING UP RAPIDLY
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ADVKKTISIttO KATK8 ON APPLICATION
Building operations are on
m the boom in Madras at present
Work is progressing rapidly on
the enlareine of the Green
Entered ns second class matter August Trn.i rjnrnf.nt.r. are raDidlv
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unuor t ie Actor uoncress or Ainrcn a.i7. i7f.iiir j. ouiiiuiu o u
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building on "C" street, between
MAY 26, 19'Qltha flour xnill and Main, under
way. This building will be 05
foot front with 50 foot depth,
fronting north and will be di
vided into four rooms, three
18x50 and one 11x50. The two
comer rooms have been leased
THURSDAY -
It makes a difference who
looks at the country. When
Harriman visited Crook County
a few years ago he. said: "There
isn't anything in the whole re
gion that is worth building a L Mes8rs. Ed Prather and
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luuruuu to. no saw every- Frftnk Tflnn nA wSl be OCCU
thing through dark blue glasses. , ft movine rjicture show
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MUW wuieo JJUUI8 V.J1U1. n.- o Qo V.f. liormnnnrv
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says mere is no country umi Th otber room8 wiU be for
oners sucn great possiDimies t m, buiidine is t0 be
of. development as Central Ore- i nmniftled bv June 10th.
gon, that it is similar to Mon- j. 0. Cobb is building a near
lana, oniy oeuer, on account oi hfifir rept wet of Gmv &
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greater uiversuy, more agree- Son8 blackBmilb 8bop, oppo
auiB greawr prouuot- ...e the new Suuford building.
veness. me people wuo reauy Tbis 8lructure will be 18x40
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iuow central uregon uave oeen . aJ k Qn tbfs
saying tne same Mines tnat
Hill has said, lor years. But
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no uuh uue ui iiitj aiiriuumH ui , ... ,; ,f ,.,. ti
the great masters in literature. I hutwapn th 0r(lfln
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0y0,.u Hum luiuga iijul jj0tei and Roush's store. Tbis
otners nave saw, only tnat ne bnid, wilI be 40x00 feet, two
story. The lower story will be
fitted for business locations and
the upper story for rooms.
Although it is easier at pres
en t to secure lumber for build
ing purposes than it was a few
weeks ago, many buildings are
held up just now on account of
the shortage of lumber. Some
have been halted in the course
As soon as wonc on
building is well under way Mr.
Cobb will commence the work
says tnem better, and along
with the talk comes the build
ing of real railroads to back up
what he says. Small wonder
that the tour of Louis Hill
thiough Oregon has been one
continual ovation
available.
Among the important rail
road announcements this week,
ri "! U ? nnttil I - in f-v linno
,o ua, W of bui,di wbile otbers wiH be
either a branch or a through . . -, "
. . started as soon as lumber is
line oi ine xtui system, un ins
recent trip to this county Louis
W. Hill was captivated by the
beautiful Crooked River valley,
the green alfalfa fields and fer
tile soils, extending from Oneil
far up into the Paulina coun
try, besides the
THREE MORE COMBINED
HARVESTERS COMIKt
GETTING IN READINESS
TO COMMENCE GRADING
Kennedy & Frnser, the sub
contractors lor the first 10 miles
of Oregon Trunk grade south of
town have been busy this week
establishing their first camp
and getting ready for the com
menceinent of their work. Thir
main camp has been located
about three miles south of town
in the draw just this side of the
cross roads at the Hahn home
stead. They will probably em-
dIov about 400 men on their
contract. In the immediate vi
cinity of the camp some of their
heaviest work, three large cuts,
will be done. Their main com
missary will be located at the
camp.
It is understood they will es
tablish another camp several
miles south of the one ahead'
ananged, and they expect to
have work well under way
within a few days. At present
they have about a dozen men
at work, but big crew of labor
ers is expected to arrive early
in the week. Seventeen side
tracks are included in the work
assigned to Kennedy & Praser.
About 50 laborers passed
through Madras last Tuesday,
spending the night here, on
their way to work lor Chew cc
Silk, who have a sub-contract
south of Bend.
HOME
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OMESTEAD. Notice for Publlca-
Departmeut of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Ore
gon, May 21, 15)10.
Notice Is hereby clvon Mint
SA11AII E. FLECK.
of Madras, Oregon, who, on December
22, 1904. made Homestead Serial No
03433 No. 140S0, for nw&nei, sjuej
sec 9 and swiuw.J seo 10, tp 10 8, r 14
e, w m,
Has hlu notice of intention to mnKe
final live-year proof, to establish claim
to the laud above described, before
Howard W. Turner, U. S. Com mis
Hioner, at his office at Madras, Oregon,
on the 30th day of June, 1910.
Claimant names as witneH.ss:
James Hplcer, Elmer Mathern. of
Youngs, Oregon; David Travis, W H
fatonenocker, of Madras, Oregon.
C. Y. BlooltK,
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;e iust received the UPTON PIANO Hint we have been tailing voles on.
itore and try the instrument. It curried the manufacturoi'd i en-Year Qui
dially invite your inspection.
MADRAS TRADING COMPANY
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Three more combined har-I
hundreds of vesters will help in the harvest
millions of feet of pine timber ing of the Madras grain crops
that can be reached bv a line this season. They are all of
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up Ochoco and McKay creeks. Holt make and were ordered
This is good news to the whole through A. C. Sanford, local
country, irrineville gave the representative oi tlie company.
magnate and those accompany- They will probably leave the
ing him a warm-blooded recep- factories Friday. Those who
tion. The way things are put have purchased, the machines
up to people make a great dif- are:
ference. Our county seat is Evans & Linibaugh of Opal
one of the wealthiest little Prairie, 12-foot cut.
towns in the state, and if she Hiram Links of the Agency
ever gets waked up she'll make Plains, 12-foot cut.
a hummer.
MADRAS PEOPLE SEE
COMET AND ECLIPSE
A. P. Clark, Agency Plains,
20 foot cut.
This will make five of the!
combines in use in the Madra
section, the other two being
owned by Messrs. Tom Taylor
on Little Plains aud P. N.Vib-
belt on north Agency Plaius.
WARMSPRING TEAM
HERE NEXT MONDAY
Last Monday night citizens
of Madras had the opportunity
of witnessing two phenomena
of the heavenly bodies at the
same time ihe total eclipse ol
the moon and a splendid view
of Halley'e comet, a simultane
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ous occurrence mat prooaoiy manager itaipu bliarp an
will not Happen again in a nounces that he has arranged
thousand years. Early in the for a baseball game here next
evening clouds obscured the Monday afternoon between the
sky but at about half past nine Madras first team and the liret
the clouds drifted eastward and team from the Warm- Springs
both the eclipse aud the comet agency. Thw Indians have
could be seen in the clear sky. made an irop.-bouud agreement
Tne comet was appearing at its to come ovf r and the contest
best in the southwestern sky, will certainly be worth seeing.
with a long tail stretching far Among the Indian players
across to the south and upward. a,e may ot the lor mer Chem-
In the southeast the moon hung " y lUe , ,
"I run m!i if nurd icii- lmn .
at about mid distance between to ittUut they do,t Ret worflled
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JOHN T. KENT DEAD
the horizon and the zenith in
full eclipse, the shadow later
passing from the bottom up
wards. On his linmftat.1 r1 TrTlo
Scores of Madras people saw Louth of Culver occurred the
the comet that evening for the death of John T.Kent v eater-
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jirei umo, uuu iuuhi ui mo pop-may morning. The deceased
uiation spent several uoura oi Had been in poor health for
the evening out ot doors view- eoine time, havintr been tron
iiifr tlift inturHHlirifr HnHf.tif.lHR I Kll ,irin. ,!... u...
o o -1 nu uobuiiiu, uui WUB aOlU
of the heavens. to be up and around his ranch.
Early Wednesday uiornim? Iih
niOTOS I am now located near the had a hemorrhatr of tli lnnoo
Hahn store on Main etreet. Call and and died ill a few minutes.
nave your picture laicen, ju, o. iatu-1 interment was had today at
bert, Madma. the GiwyButte cemetery. The
WANTED Second hand hay rake. Uecead'18 survived bv a wife
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Write vox vi, it, u. i, wourae. m.o uu lour uuiiaren.
1 Millinery
AND LADIES'
S HABERDASHERY
I have a new and com-
plete stock of latest milli-
nery and ladies' .furnishings
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PARLOR LOCATED AT CLARK
ROOMINC HOUSE g
I Mrs. L, E. Akeyson 8
: PRIVATE!
Boarding1
HOUSE
TABLE BOARD ONLY
Will no Opened May JO, JDK),
Beeoiiil Door KaHt ot Moth
od 1st KplncojJHl Church.
Mrs. Frankie Barnett t
DESERT LAND. Notice lor I'ubli
cation. Department of Hie In
terior. United States Land Office at
at Tho Dilles, OrvKon, May 3, 1010.
Notice Ih hereby irlvn that
M A II Y F. UKEN,
of Shanlko, Oregon, who. on April
21, 1908. made Dem-rt Lund onlery Ser
ial No. 0002, No. 72", for Lot 3. at-c 15,
tp 8 h, r 14 e, V M,
Hub filed notice of intention to make
Final Proof, to eHtahllHh claim to the
land above ilHwurlbi-d, belore II. C.
Hooper, U. S. C.iminlHJioner,-at Ante
lope, Oregon, on th 23th day of June,
11)10.
Claimant names na witiH'H.eH:
John Farre, or Hhanlko, OreKon; V
E JohiiMinn, ol Antelope, Oreuon; T H
Johuaton, of Laldltw, Oreiron, 1'
Johnaton, of Battle ground, 'iwh.
in20 123 C. V Moore, Heis'later
OTICE For Publication. Northern
Pacific Hallway L'st No. 219.
Serial No. U0793. United StateH Laud
Olllce, The D-tllea, Oreuou, May 20,
1910.
Notice ifl liereby ffiven that the
Northern Pacific Hallway Company,'
whose post olllce address is St. Paul,
Minnesota, has this 17th day of May,
1910, filed in tills olllce its applica
tion to select under the provisions
of the Act of Congress, approved July :
1, lb98. (30 Stat. 597, 020) tho nwisei
sec 27, tp 11 s, r 11 e, w m.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the iarj'ls described, or desir
ing to object because of the mineral
character of the laud, or for any otber
reasou to the dispose I to applicant,
should file their' affidavits of protest
In ilils olllce on or before the 30th day
of June, 1010.
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NOTICE for Publication. Northern
Pacific Railway Co. List No. 218,
No. 00703. U. 8. Land Office, The
Dalles, Oregon, May 14,1910.
Notice is hereby uiven that the
Northern Paelflo Kailay Company,
whose post office address is St. I'm ul,
Miniit-sottt, has this 13th day of May,
.UK), tiled in this office Its application
to select under tho piovlslous of the
Act of CoiiKress, approved Julv 1, 1898, j
(30 Stat. 67, C20). The nelsej sec 34,!
tp 10 m, r 10 e, w in. (
Any hikI all persons claiming ail-1
versly the lands described, or desiring
to object hecauxe of the mineral char-1
acter of the land, or for any other rea. ;
sou, to the disposal to appllciuit, i
should file their affdavliH of protest
In this office, on or before the 29th j
day of June, 1910.
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of maintenance, few repairs, light riiniiing. S
John Moore
CROUK UUUNTY, MADRAS, OM
AGENT FOR
MADRAS
CAF1
SOFT DRINKS
MORGAN & HOW ELI
T. S. Hamilton, Pres. K. H. Fhkncii, Vice-Pros. J.C. Fotfur,W
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EASTERN
OREGON
Banking Co,
FOREIGN EXCHANCE BOUCHT AND SOLD
DRAFTS ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Capital Stock. $30,000
Deposits, $250,000
SHANIKO,OREGO
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J-josiESTKAn, Notice For Publica
tion. Department of the Interior, U.
S. Land Olllce at The Dalles, Oregon,
May 20, 1910.
Notice Is' hereby given that.
CHARLKY I1ENDRIXON,
of Culver, Oregon, who, on May
19, 1905, made Homestead Serial No.
0300(1 No. 14400, for tho wiswj seo 5
and ejsej sec 0, tp 13 s, r 13,e, w m,
Has filed notice of Intention to mako
final five-year proof, to establish
claim to (he laud above described, be
fore Howsrd W. Turner, U. rt. Com
missioner at his ollli!tt at Madrax, Ore
gon, oi) the 20. li day of June, 1910.
Claimant mimes as witnesses:
J W Mendeuliali, J R Memlonhall,
Thomas Ahlerdyce, W C Harbor, ull
of Culver, Oregon.
m20.J23 0. W. Moore, ReglHler
Large Shipments Of
In all lines aro constantly orrlvlng. Wo call special
attention at this time to our
Bedding Department
COME AND INSPECT OUR STOCK
LOUCKS BROTHERS
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HOMESTEAD Notice For Ptiblica
tlon. Department of the Interior, U.
8. Land Olllce, The Dalles, Oregon,
May 21, 1010. '
Notice Ih linreijy given Unit
JAMES S. FLECK,
of Madras, Oregon, who, on December
22, 1901, made Homestead. LScrial No.
03434 No. 11087, for wisf, wclsel ec
4 ami neinej secy, tp iu s, r 11 o, w in,
Has filed notice of Intention to make
tlnal five year proof, to establish
claim to the land uhove described, be-
Howard w nirner, u. b. Co mm Is-
sinner at his olllco at Madras, Oregon,
on the 80lh day of June, 1910,
Claimant names as witnesses:
David Travis, W II Smiioliouknr. of
Madras, Oreion; Jamee Hiilcor, Elmer
Malhers, of Youngs, Oregon,
iuL'0-130 C. W. Moore, Reglator
Tents, Wagon Covei
Suit Cases
AT LARKIN'S HARNESS SH(
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A complete line of fine han-made hM
saddles, bridles, collars, pads, whips,
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BLACKSMITH IN
oo:d ufosro ioosr -WoiH
l!lI'cst cl"lppe(l shop In Central Oregon
MRS I -CLASS vuhdimrm nMPl.OYED
HORSESHOEING A PECIAI'1
GRAY & SON
MADRAS, OREGON
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