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CENTRAL OREGON
JOURNALS EXCEL
NEW FALL MILLINERY
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&SALE
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NO MORE RECEIPTS
JUST KliCLlVblJ
SWEATERS, AVIATION CAPS, SHAWLS
AND MUFFLERS
MADRAS, OREGON
Avors That Justices of tho Pooco
Practice Petty Graft
on Hunters
Editor Hurd of tho LoPIno Intor
Mountoln Compares Local Pro
duct With Eostorn Publications
Optical Goods a Specialty
HOOD & STANTON
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Your Orders Prompt Attention
Transient Stock Given Best Of Feed And Care
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TUCKER & CULP, Proprietors
Pastime Pool Hall
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Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery
Smokers' Articles, News Stand
whni"wiln limior Dealers and Jobbers in Wines, Liquors and
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OREGON
LACKSMITHINC
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The best equippd shop in Central Oregon
FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN EMPLOYED
HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY
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F. F. FINE, PROP.
MADRAS, OREGON
MADRAS MEAT MARKET i
J. L. Campbell. I
Wholesale and Retail Dealers X
We have the best line of Fresh Meats in the country
! ALL KINDS OF GARDEN VEGETABLES IN THEIR SEASON
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E. E. Echelberger
BUILDING
CONTRATOR
Plans and Estimates Furnished
Office at Robinson's Oarage
MADRAS, OREGON
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Hunting or fishing upon re
ceipts furnished by notaries and
justices of the peace will not be
allowed in the future, according
to the instructions recently is
sued by the state board of fish
and game commissioners. Dep
uties all over the state have been
told to arrest any hunter or fish
erman who fails to show a regu
lar fishing or hunting license in
his possession upon demand.
The holder of a receipt will be
treated in every way the same as
though he had never made ap
plication for a license.
The reason for this action is
plain. In the past, notaries and
justices of the peace, who have
authority to collect for licenses,
issue a receipt and mail the
money to the county clerk, who
in turn mails a license to the
notary or justice, to be delivered
to the applicant, have failed to
do so, pocketing the money and
advising the applicant that a re
ceipt is equivalent to a license.
To stop this petty grafting, Game
Warden Finley insists that li
censes in the future will be rec
ognized as the only evidence of a
right to hunt or fish.
"We have a fairly complete
record of notaries and justices
who have retained money belong
ing to the game fund," said
Warden Finley, "and they are
located all over the state. These
men have actually accepted mon
ey for licenses and made no re
turns of it, nor have they secured
licenses for those who have made
application. By arresting those
holding merely receipts for li
censes, we will shortly run down
those who have been guilty of
this fraud."
It is provided by law that any
justice of the peace or notary in
the state may receive money for
the county clerk on application
for hunting or fishing licenses,
and the game warden has no dis
position to place an obstacle in
the way of hunters to thus easily
secure their rights. He is firm,
however, in his intentions to
break up a practice which has
proven demoralizing to many
public and semi-public officials in
all parts of Oregon.
Diarrhoea Is always more or less preval
ent during September. Ho prepared for It.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy Is prompt and elTectnal. It
can always bo depended upon and It. pleas
ant to take. For sale by M. E. Snook.
A TRAGICAL ROMANCE.
A cat crouched on a garden fence.
A inald at her window sat.
A bachelor sat In his hencoop
With a gun for that old cat.
Tho cat sprang for the chickens.
Tho bachelor shot nt tho cat.
Tho mnld fell from the window
And landed on her rat.
In his arms he lifted her gently.
She started to frown; but, no.
Just then cuto Cupid arrived there
And draw back his strong bow.
Tho bachelor had missed tho tomcat,
But Cupid was a Buro shot,
lie lot his arrow go singing
And killed two birds at one shot.
C. M. RAUNITZ.
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OREGON
TRAL LUMBER & SUPPLY CO.
"The Bend Bulletin, the Red
mond Spokesman, the Madras
Pioneer, the Metolius Central Ore
gonian and the Prineville Journal
excel in reading matter, typo
graphical appearance and patron
age, newspapers published in
towns of 8,000 and 10,000 inhab
itants in the Central States.
"This statement is made in all
sincerity by the writer, since his
connection with the Inter-Mountain
the past month and the op
portunity afforded to read the
papers coming to its exchange
table. Each of the publications
named above is edited by trained
newspaper men and so far su
perior to rural papers issued in
eastern states that there is no
comparison. The writer was en
gaged in newspaper work in
South Dakota for fifteen years,
and knows.
"The press of Central Oregon
is an example of the progressive
people residents of this section
today. A united, hustling, public-spirited
class, hailing from
every state in the Union, and in
terested mainly in the develop
ment of this great empire. The
state is fortunate in having such
a citizenship, for it is only the
hardy and the brave that sever
home ties of a lifetime and go to
a new country to battle with un
known conditions.
"That the press is more than
doing its part is well known, and
that the efforts of the boys are
appreciated require but a glance
at one of the papers."
PORTLAND EXCURSION
LEAVES SEPT. 29
Will Arrive In Madras About 5 O'clock
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Friday Aftcrooon Business
Men to Greet Them
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iHOME COOKING
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at the
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MADRAS BAKERY
Fresh Bread, Pise, Cakes and Doughnuts, Daily.
Special Orders Receive Prompt Attention.
ISHAM & WILSON
T. 8. IlAMiLTOJf, Pres. E. H. FnENcn, Vice-Prea. 'J. C. Fowlik, CbIit.
EASTERN
OREGON
ing Co. i
FOREIGN EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD
DRAFTS ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Cap tal Stock, 550,000
Deposits, $250,000
SHANIKO, OREGON
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FULL LINE OF
BUILDING MATERIAL
Roofings, Fence Posts, Tanks of All Sizes
Fence Posts, 16 to 20 inch, 7 feet, 17ic each.
Phone in your orders.
Portland's trade excursion to
Burns and Central Oregon cities
will leave Portland on the morn
ing of September 29. The re
turn will be made October 5,
following a week of strenuous
traveling by automobile and the
newly completed railroads of the
interior.
There is a great deal of inter
est in the Portland business col
ony in the forthcoming excursion.
It will be run under the auspices
of the Portland Commercial club
with the dual purpose of giving
the Portland business men an
opportunity to become acquainted
with the central part of the state
and its resources and also to per
mit them to attend the coming
ing session of the Central Oregon
Development league at Burns,
October 2 and 3.
About 50 prominent business
men, many of them heads of
firms, will leave Portland on this
trip. The train is expected to
reach Madras about 5 o'clock in
the afternoon on September 29
and it is the intention of Madras
business men to greet the visitors
at the train upon arrival. From
here the train will proceed to
Redmond and the excursionists
will join in celebrating the com
ing of the railroad to Redmond.
From the latter place they will
proceed by automobile to Burns
via Bend and other interior
towns. Bend citizens are also
preparing to welcome the visitors
when they reach there Saturday
nigiit.
HARNESS
HARNESS
Any kind, size or style
AT BARGAIN PRICES
Come in and look my stock over. Com
plete line of Horse Blankets in stock. Buy
while stock is unbroken.
LARKIN HARNESS
SHOP
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t Madras State Bank?
Capital 315,000
General Banking, Farm Loans,
Insurance
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C. E. ROUSH, H. S. CROTHERS, O. A. PEARCE.
President Vice-President Cashier
J. L. DEHUFF.
Asst. Cashier.
directors:
H. S. Crothers, 0. A. Pearce, C. E. Roush, A. V. Boyce, M. Putz
Yards N
orth of Stockyards
MADRAS. OREGON
Paul Garvin, Manager
Digestion and Assimilation
It Is not tho quantity of loud taken but
tho amount digested mid assimilated t lat
Hives strength mid vitality to tho system,
Oliuiuborlalirs Stomach mid Liver Tablets
Invigorate, the stomach and liver and en.
nble them to perform their functions nat
urally. For sale b; w. E, Snook.
PLOW BY STEAm"!
If you want to plow your land for less than fifty cents ner I
acre, get an ADVANCE PLOW ENGINE and a
JOHN DEERE ENGINE GANG PLOW.
You can plow three acres to each 14-inch plow in
ten hours. If you don't believe it come on the big plain
and see the rig work. If you are interested in getting one
of these machines call on
JOHN DOBKINS, AGENT
who can be found with the outfit, or address, Madras, Or.
Mr
He can sell you anything from
iniwumy umuiune 10 a sawmill