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Crews went to i ,,c'
Luiiiiwiuc lift-
nesuay u
n I . I iiftirifi
. D. IjUII" --
his homestead Peiore
' 'nfrmi' mm. w(
for a camping trip at
Jkeon tne jieauwaiuio
Thursday from Hums
; Robinson was held
snell hv a case of the
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son, Walter Arney, and
They will later go to
is not the only town
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Redmond is up against
e aimcuiiy, misery iiol
ps rnmn v. mil iisii:niv
Mvvtbuiui Vlll llllill v.ll
has been taken to I lie
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a few days at the hot
in the reservation and
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rom I'nnoM ( lo i
f Villi llVinir I 'AIV1 MKAIWIH
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Crawford, president of
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at Gateway, tho latjer
comnanv n if I. r;ii:..
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and other points south
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puniLs is now
are visitinir
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ays mat
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"township Plats
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"is each aim
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'.r PartS1 ..market nricos.
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Born, to tho wifo of C. T.
Bark ley, Saturday, July 22, a boy. !
Have your eyo tested free. A
now lino of Optical goods at Mrn.
Isa E. Ii. OoHby'n, Madran, Ore.
Wesley J. Sumner returned
Thursday from Sherwood, Ore-1
iron, to make arrangements to!
move his family back to Central ,
Oregon. ' j
Attorney and Mrs. M. K. El
liott, their daughter, Miss Agnes,
and County Cleric Warren Brown
passed through here Saturday on
their way to spend Sunday at'
the home of .1. D. Bolter at Cross!
Keys. They had a mishap with
their auto and telephoned Mr.
Bolter, who came in with his j
machine and took them on from
this place.
H. B. Moyer and vife of
I Brownsville came across the
j Cascade mountains in their auto
! mobile and visited with Mr. and
Mrs. .J. B. Brown of Culver a
j few days last week. Mr. Moyer '
is one of the principal bankers
of Brownsville. Mr. Brown was
in his employ for about ten
years, but had not seen him for ;
about fifteen years. The visitors
returned by way of Med ford in j
their auto. j
In the opinion of Ralph Mod-
jeski, tho famous Chicago engi
neer who designed the Oregon
Trunk cantiiever bridge that is
being built across Crooked river,
it will require no more than 10
weeks to complete the bridge,
ivlr. Modjeski yisited the bridge
last week. He told President
Gray on his return to Portland
that the bridge could be com
pleted in eight weeks, but al
lowed two weeks for emergen
cies. There are growing rumors
that grading on the Oregon ,
Trunk south of Bend is to be
taken up this summer.
The town of Hilhnan, through
an action taken by its commer
cial club, is hereafter to be
known as Smithrock. While the!
townsite is located stragetically I
for city, so much undesirable!
notoriety was given the name J
Hillman through the wildcat pro-
motors that it has come to be a
reproach, and now the people;
who wish to build a real town j
where the dream town was said
to be, desire to get out from
under the ban that attaches to,
the name, and have selected the j
name of Smithrock, which car- j
ries with it the historic memory ,
i of the three days' battle which!
Capl. Smith and his brave sol-j
diers fought with the Piute In- j
dians in that vicinity. Its a
good solid name that has been
chosen, and Smithrock ought to
build upon it.
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l a m vscxsaa rr rcarz icasssBa Rams. iKSfe-. f3mgsS B 19 IffvW! H5S-ST I I
Now is the lime to place your orders for Harvesting Machinery. We are always ready
to greet you, figure with you and give you any information regarding farm implements and
harvesting machinery with all the latest improvements. Do not fail to call on us or
write to us for quotations before buyingj ekewhere, we carsave you money. We ar
local agents for the following linse: '
McCormack Headers
and Binders
ALI, KINIJSOI'' REPAIRS
Meyers Deep Well
Pumis
Fait banks Morse and
t
Stover Engines
Prices from
$65 and Up.
Monarch
Steel
KNOWN throughout the world for durability, satisfac-
O fl OfPQ lion and the only steel ranges that have duplex douul
UiiigViJ jft appHcances. On exhibition in our center aislt
i.
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COMPANY
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
MADRAS,
OREGON
3
I
Is much cheaper than shingles
better than iron
more durable than tin
superior in every way
to all other brands of roofing.
Why?
o
Because it is the original roofing
made in the best equipped factory
in the world made hymen who
have been making and studying
roofing for twenty-six years
The Parafiine Paint Co.
of San Francisco
and Chicago Heights.
Malthoid is made to give
satisfaction -and docs,
no matter where it is
used.
TuiH-a-Lum Lumber Go.
MADRAS. OREGON
1 1 JVI r ' N 1 "1 ' j ft , J.J HANER. Pres. C. WONDERLEY. Vice Pre.. L. M. BECHTELL. Sec.
The J. H. Haner Abstract Co.
Incorporated
Prineville - Oregon
Capital slock $5000.00 Surplus $3000.00 fully ' paid up.
Abstracts of title to all real property in Crook' county.
Carefully prepared photograph copies of all records and
city plats at low cost.
LOST Upholstered leather buggy J
cushion, somewhere between Warm- I $
snrinir Aiiency and Madras, Sunday,
July 23. Finder leave at Pioneer oflieo
and receive $1 reward. A. V. Craig,
lt-pd
t
0
Horsestealing Case Dismissed
The case of State of Oregon vs.
Charles Van Valkenberg and J.
Hall, on charge of larceny of a
horse, came to a hearing last
evening in tho justice court. At
the hearing it was shown that
Van Valkenberg was a partner
with II. A. Brown, the complain
ing witness, in the ownership of
it 1 . 1l-v
me animal in question, ana uep- g
uty District Attorney Wirt. 1 g
moved for a dismissal. Hall
went along with Van Valkenberg
to Springfield, where both were
arrested, merely as a passenger,
and tho charge against him was
also dismissed. Nobody hurt ex
cept tho county treasury, which
will later bo mulcted to the ox
tont of about $200 in this case.
- Prineville Journal.
isooo90 sosoesooeflceecao
MILLINERY
All Summer Millinery at
25 per cent, discount.
Ladies'
low cost.
Come
stock.
Furnishings be-
in and inspect my
TAKEN UP At Hammer ranch near
Culver, son-el mare, weight about 950,
four wlnth feet, bald face; branded on
left stitle with four o's joined with
cross. Starving for water. Owner is
requested to call and take (same away
and pay for expense of ad and care.
R. S. Hammer. jy 20-tf
WANTED To buy good fresh milk
cow inquire ot Ai. W. eooer, r-,a-
nionta, Oregon. jy!3-27pd !
TO TH II USH EU M EN I n need of a , Jj
. ... i ri .1 1
cook, inquire oi wosiuy amnnur, mre-i:
mile- northeast of Madras, jy 20-27-pd
FOR AL12 A house and four lots
for leas than cost on north aide of Mad
ras. The house is well built but not
quite finished, the lots lire 50x100.
.Must be sold at once. For information
write Ora Van Tassel, Vanorft, Ore.
jy 20-tf
0
Crosbys
Foo!
Lotion
Mrs. Isa E. B. Crosby
etaoooeooRoo'oosecrffaeiiO a 1
Balfour Guthrie Co.
GRAIN
Bought at all points
We have on hand at all tune
Calcutta grain bags and Crow
brand twine." (Jive us a call for
anything in our line.
1$ Ullice in madras, uregon
FOR SALE McCormack 12-foot
lien'ier, good repair; price rttasonable
Inquire of Fred Fisher. jyi:?-tf
FARM LOAMS ! ! Madras State Bank.
FOR SALK -At tbe Pioneer. OlHee
Lm-A lMtuiks or all kinds; Carbon
,md Typewriter pupor, Intfrallinent
Sale coiitrnet", Notts and Reeoiptri.
IIOMESTRAI) LOCATIONS near Ash
wood. Call on or write S. E. Sears or
Tom Bradford, homesteaders. Ash
wood, On-gon. Locations ?60 per
claim. Correct locations guaranteed.
jUD-lnio-pd
M0HBY TO LOAN ON FARMS.
Midrus tiimo Until;.
Si'
FOR SALE One well drilling ma
chine, with tools, good for 1100 feet.
Also one acre of ground adjoining Mad
rsxi townsite on the oast, about three
biwks from the schoolhouse. For
price ami terms see J'. C. Sothman.
FOR
IT CURES
IT'S A LIQUID
IT NEVER FAILS
Try it for sweating, scalding, foul smelling or burning
feet. If, it fails, your money back. TWENTY -FIVE
CENTS by mail gets a bottle worth $5.00
Give me a chance to prove it.
A. E. CROSBY
EVERYTHING IN
THE DALLES,
DRUGS AND
KODAKS-OREGON
Jfyc p HJ 0 U U U" U W 'V 4. "a" urmrV 0 irr j njt jr wqm
Christian Church Services
There will be service ut tho
Christian church r.ext Sunday,
July 30. Thorp'es of interest will
be discussed, morning and even
ing. A, general invitation, is ex
tended and members are espec
ially urged to be present. Clias.
A. Sias, minister.
Scenic J to (live HlmuNtnv Stumucli.
"I sullore.1 iiiiuiisulv alter uutliiir ami no "I'V .' J. '""!. t.,?.'V.",i!!!lf
, , . 1, , hum noiii'ti or inu'iiiiiiii 10
Notice for Publication
Di'imrl ini'u't of tho Interior, l'. s. Land
Ollloo at '1.V.I, Dalies, Oregon . July if,
.Notice, ).i licicliy given tlint
lv tit U Mathers,
Of Von' u. Orojion. who, on Aiirll
JHIO, m ule hoiiioiteiid entry N-. 0(a5, for
llieiutf tli hull' ol north wost '4 sec a and
rotes-
1500 "
5000 "
15000 "
30000 v"
500(A) "
75000 "
iter Aug. 9
'opular Voting Contest
ount For 25 Votes
resa.
IH'll.'K tllllil
ined leiiie or ire.ituient 1 irn d suonied to do tHmf t(,toii proof, to etaliUsli clalin to It and seiTt to' the" Contest Dopart
uiiy goml," wiihw 11. M. Votinput(ir.s, mil- ih l.and uliove iloserilied, li'cforo Howard Ure oxpiration dato. No ballot will
and Liver Tablets gave mo Nurpiblng Claimant uauies as witnesses: .losoplM' ,
relief and the seoond botllw seemed to glvw svnld and Klnier OIivihU'Iimui both or ho jvill be given, to each of tho con
ine u new stuniueh irnd per.eetLy te&T
huallh," For sale by M. U. Snook.. j Ii'27-a2l 0. WHMooatu, Register. . ...
Thursday, July 27, at St. Vin
cent's Hospital in Porland. where
she had been taken from their
home at Boring for an operation
for appendicitis. Although the
patient reached the hospital,
death occurred before an opera
tion could be had.
Ethel- was about 12 years of
age. She was the second daugh
ter of Mrs. Criswell, her sister,
WtlCAi" tU- fc?t lii-rt-t...... '
for the other girl who is resting
thinking she has enough already'
is not the one who wins. The an
nouncement made last week that
old subscriptions will receive the
sa.me ,. number of votes as new
will still hold good until the end
of the contest, and during the
last ten days old and new sub
scriptions will be of the same
voting value. This gives all an
equal chance to moirQ
JVnish' nd to pull out oh top at
Ella, having died last fall of an- tne end Do your Dart ami if
pendicitis. Her father, W. S. P" W1" WH all be glad, and
Criswell, died early last spring lf yu.nghthari and lose, it can't
oi neurt lauure. uciyeu, ana
Of the family there now snf.
vives the mother and two sons.
The funeral was held at Banks,
with interment in the cemetery
at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hardy of
this place, uncle and aunt of the
deceased, were in attendance at
the fjineral.
tnat you have rlnno in... i t
annlwi,n layo no misgivings,
ine last couDon whlrh win nn.
fpear is m this issue of the Pion.
w. icai, weeK mere, will be
none in the paper, All coupons
which have been published must
be voted in the ballot box before
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