PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
E. Bercland
Attorney At Law
MADBAS, OREGON
w.
B. SNOOK
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Offle in Drug Store,
MADRAS
OREGON
John T. Rota D. L. WyWe B. F. Wylde
CROOK COUNTY ABSTACT CO.
lXCORrORATtD
Complete tract Index to nil land and
town lota In Crook county. Abp'ractb
made nccurate'y on short notice.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
LEWIS H. IRVING
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office of D. W. Barnett.
MADRAS, . OREGON
Ora van tassel
NOTARY PUBLIC
INSURANCE
MADRAS,
OREGOr
Ja H. HANER
ABSTRACTER OF TITHES
NOTARY PUBLIC
Fire Insurance, Life Insurance, Surer? Hm,
Real Estate. Conveyancing
PRINEVILLE,
tMW.i.'fMk:! rwmuws,?
ixmecuons a specialty.
Madras, Oregon
iBinurrr.
I
New Depot Is
Commodious
WORK BEING RUSHED
Frame Is Up Ready For Roofing
Congestion of Freight At
Madras Station
yyt P. MYERS
LAWYER
CULVER JUNCTION, OREGON
Practice in all courts and Department
of the Interior.
0, C. COLLVER
NOTARY PUBLIC
Justice of the Peace
CULVER PRECINCT
CULVER
OREGON
Howard w. turner
U. S. COMMISSIONER
NOTARY PUBLIC
INSURANCE
MADRAS
OKK-
Fred A, Zell
BAGCAGE AND EXPRESS
DELIVERED
To All Parts of the City
Mudraa
Oreg n
I
For Baths
;o to
Hotel Madras
A New Sanitary, Up-to-date
Bath Room Filled Up, Which is
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
lw
MADRAS
ell Drilling Co.
ARTESIAN AND SURFACE WELLS
DEPTH GUARANTEED
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
INQUIRE AT PIONEE OFFICE
MADRAS, OREGON
Scott E. Gordon
CIVIL ENGINEER
AND SURVEYOR
Madras, Oregon
Property Lines Run
Townslte Surveying
City Work, Maps, Plans,
Estimates', Etc.
As statecUin the last issue of
The Pioneer, the new depot for
Madras, on the Oregon Trunk
Line had been Btarted, and at
this writing the building is be
ginning to assume shape, the
foundations have been laid and
the building is far enough along
to commence placing the roof in
position.
There is a large crew of car
penters at work on the building
since it was started and as the
lumber is now all on the ground,
the work will be pushed as rapid
ly as possible to accommodate the
large amount of traffic and freil
ght that is being shipped to tin
point. Temporany platforroyjjjjj
being built tounload J&fflcSvs
as the loadmjgjeeawpt'o have
been hurriedlyvdwelaf Portland .
!f59xat theIreight may be sorted
if&Jf distnbUtton to the interior
points,
AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS
HERE ON THE BOON
The first carload of automo
biles to be shipped into Centra
Oregon, arrived over the Oregon
Trunk Line Monday afternoon
the shipment being consigned to
J. C. Robinson, the local agent.
The shipment consisted of four
new 'Reo" machines, which
have been sold to Central Oregon
people, two at Madras for Dr. W
H. Snook and Messrs. Sayre &
Hendricks.
The roads in Crook County
were in gocd condition all wintc
for the use of automobiles
with the exception of a few days
and this shipment is only the first
of several other carloads of ma
chines that will arrive in the
near future for the Robinson
Garage.
Left In a Hurry.
A ludicrous Incident occurred when
Carter, the lion klnpr. as he was railed.
was exhibiting with Due-row at Lon
don. -A manager with whom Carter
bad made and
broken an en
gagement Issued
a writ against
him. The bail
iffs came to the
stage door and
asked for Carter.
'Show the gen
tlemen up," said
D u c r o w. and EKE bat canter.
when they reached the stage there sat
Carter composedly In the great cage.
with an enormous lion on each Bide
of hlm. "There's Mr. Carter, waiting
for you. gentlemen," sad Ducrow.
Go In and take hlm. Carter, my boy.
open the door." Carter proceeded to
obey, at the same time eliciting by a
private signal a tremendous roar from
IiIh companions. The bailiffs staggered
back in terror, rolled over each other
as they rushed downstairs nnd nearly
fainted before they reached the street
MADRAS, The Gateway To Central Oregon
DEPOT ADDITION, The GATE To MADRAS
Madras Will Make the LARGEST City Im Central Oregon ! Conditions H
Made It do
JLJUUlJl
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ave
LOCALS and PERSONALS
Mrs. Alta Young and Mrs.
ack McCloud of Moody visited
with Mrs. S. D. Percival Tues
day, returning Wednesday.
W. J. Boone and C. Sam
Smith of Prineville are in town
today looking after a warehouse
roposition to handle freight and
wool.
A. E. Hammond, of Portland,
who is interested in the original
townsite of Madras, arrived in
the city Tuesday and will re
main here several days.
J. F. Baker was a passenger
to Grand Dalles last Sunday to
meet his daughter, Mrs. H. A.
Gatewood and family from Ne
braska, who will probably make
their home in this vicinity. i
1 st. It has a good many
times the farming acreage.
2nd. A 3-4 Circle must
come through Madras to
make other points. 3rd.
Coal within 1 0 miles, Gold
mines in 15 miles and
Timber 15 miles. -4th.
Good project of irrigation
of 75,000 to 100,000
acres of land. 5th. Two
main lines of R. R. and
posssible spur of another.
6th. New CUy Water,
Flour mill, Grjurchcs and
a School sy$!Sjjhard to
bcviy where. 7 th.
((These conditions should
guarantee a city of
10,000
people in TEN years. 8thf
Madras has N-E-V-E-R
been boomed, lots being
CHEAPER than other
places of the Deschutes.
We Look for lots to
DOUBLE
in value in 60 to 90 days.
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DePot Addition
The Best Of
MADRAS
Why not buyinDcN
Addition where lot, ait
Jelling from 25 to 50 rf
cent, of adiournitm I...
rnces
:' $50.00
' " To
: .$25o.oo
"Per Lot.
Terms: 1-5 Cash Bal
ance in EQUEAL Pay.
ments of 3, 6, 9 and 12
Months.
We arc selling our lots
in MADRAS and notin
all parts of the GLOBE;
nor are we paying the
large Commissions, gnicg
purchasers the benefit
Our office will be on the grounds at the corner of 3d & "G" Streets,
The New Business Center
WM. H. LANCASTER COMPANY
8HADELANO
OATS
FOR
SPRING
PLAHTMQ
CLIMAX
Hearlnt
yielding.
Eorlifft
maturing,
Whit Tret OlL
i'rulncd 100 bo. ne:
aero on dry bill land
ff
CHALLENGE
Beat Whlta Slits Oat
evr.r trrown. l'lunc
Fall or K prill 2.
TIeliU from 100 to 12S
bnsbela per acre, matures
In 100 days.
Samples, Catiloe Ko. 69
nd Primal on RaouirL
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PORTLAND SvED CO.
Portland, Oregon
COLONISTFARES
From tlie roldille and Eastern portions of
the United Stales and Canada to
OREGON, WASHINGTON & NORTHWEST
WILL PHEVAIL DAILY
March 10 To April 10
pven tub
Oregon-Washington Rail
road Navigation Go.
and connections, tho
Oregon Short Line,
Union Pacific and
Chicago & Northwestern
prom
Chicago - - - 933.00
St. Iioula - m m 3a. OO
Omaha - - - - 23,00
Kanaaa City - - 30.00
St. PauJ - - - - 30.00
nd from othar alllei egrraspondlngly lotu.
You Can Prepay Fares
Tlie Colonl-t Nthh r WMibiiuiid only but
vnuhavo relstlvea or (rlenda or employees
11 tliu l.'Ht wnum .. uu uei.u in brum to (tiia
late you can nepovit tno vame 01 inu tare wim
'our local railroad auent hih! an order (or a
ticket will be telegraphed to any addreua
denlrcd.
Let The World Know
Of our vast resource" ami splendid opior
unities for
HOV1E HUILUINC;
Call on the undersigned for K"d InKtruc
tlve printed matter to nend Kast, or give liltn
the addrostea o( tho-e to whom you would like
to have ucli matter ent.
WM. McMURRAY
General Passenger Agent
PORTLAND' OROGON
Notice For Publication.
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office ntThe Dalles, Oregon, Feb
IS, 1011.
Notice Is hereby given that Ed. P.
Ttylor, one of the heim und for the
helra ol Surah F. Taylor, of Haycreek,
OreKnn, who on November 9ih, 1905.
made HomeHlead, No. 14790 Serial No
03743 fur feHW, Ln 4, ae 19 nnd
Lois 1 und 2, btction 30, tp 10 b, r ID e,
w. m.
has filed notice of intention to mwko
Final flvf-yeur proof 10 eBlabllsh claim
o the land above described, before
Howard W. Turner, U. fl. Commlrai in
er Ht his office at Madras, Oregon, on
the 24th day of March, 1911.
Claimant namea aa wltneanea: Roy
M Newell, Clmrlea W. ParrUh ami
John F. Church, of Haycreek, Oregon,
nnd Rose Booth of Madras, Oregon.
C, VV. Moore,
fl0-m28 Register.
For Good Farms
City Property and
Business Chances
SEE D. W. BARNETT
OFFICE MAIN BTBEKT, MADItAfl, OUEOON
Also local agent for Depot Addition
10 iviaaras anu tho now town or aioto
Hub. Pncca right.
Notice For Publication.
Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land
Off ce at Thn DalleM, Oregon, FeO, 9,
1911 Notice la hereby jjiven that
Andrew Pleraon.
of Madras, Oregon, who, on April 10,
lUUo, made lloraeateail No. 143fifl
Serial No 03548, for njnej, 8ec. 8,
anu vrniirtl BOIT. . lOWUHtlll) II H
r 14 e, w m, haa filed notii-e of In
tention to make final flve-venr
proof, to establish claim to tho land
above above described, before How
ard W. Turner, U. 8. Commissioner, at
IiIh ollloe at Madraa, Oregon, on tho
JJOth day of March, 1011.
Claimant names ao witnesses: George
a. ftlayea, Julio M. Mayea.-Perry Hhh
deraon, William A. Pullen all of Mad
raa, Oregon.
flO mlO C. W. MOORK, Register
Notice For Publication
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Tho Dalles, Orowon, March 4,
1911. Notice la herebv clven thai
Maraden M. Mouteltii,
of Lnnonta, Oregon, who, on Aug, 23,
1900, made homestead No. 16308, 8eri
ai, No, 03986, for nej, See. 24, tp 13 a, r
18 e w. rh,,
Has filed no' Ice of Intention to make
final five-year proof, to establUh claim
to the land ahove deacribed, before
Howard W. Turner, United States
rommialoner at hie Offlee, at Ma-lraa,
Oregon, on the llih day of April, 1911,
Claimant names a witin'ssea: J. 8.
McCoin, Dwlght Roberta, Walter Mc
Coin und John R Helfrlcli all of La
monto, Oregon,
m0 tt RtglBtbr.
Warren Smith
PROPRIETOR
Elite Tonsorial Parlors
NO LONG WAITS
BATHS
MADRAS, ORE.
BUCKLEY EXPRESS
COMPANY
Daily Stages
From
Madras To
Metolius
And Interior
EXPRESS
SPECIALTY.
AND
Redmond
Bend
Points
BAG AGE A
Notice For Publication.
department ol the Interior, U. 8 Land
Ofllce at Tho Dalles, Oregon, Feb. 10,
1911, Notice la liorebv ulven that
OLA LAHHO.V
of Bistera, Oroon, who, on October
26, 1905, made Homestead, No, 14755
Serial, No. 03732, for r4nwj, Hw4,,ne
ne awi, nwi-ol, Sec. 8, tp 12 b, i 12 o,
w. m.,
Iian tiled notice of intention to make final
five-year proof, to ostabllHli claim to the
land above described, before Warren
Blown, County Wlt-rk, at bin olllce,
at Prineville, Oregon, on (lie 18th
day of Maroh, .1911. Claimant
nHineMa1 witnesHeai Lewla O. Oloveri
Walter J. Hlnrlcna, Robert E. Jordon
and Robert Clover, all of Blstoia,
Oregon.
( flt)-mfo
0. W, Moore,
Bbirletor
ID
HORSESHOEING
Weat of Hood & Stanton'i E&n
THOS. H. MADDR
Madras, Oregon
Content Notice
Donnlnieiit of the Interior, U.
Land Ollloe, The Dalln, WW
9, 1911. A fufllcictit conltittl
navinK been filed io lU
homeMlead entry No. I6l,Bj.
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