COUNTY COURT HAS
MANY ROAD PETITIONS
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Central Oregon Mercantile Co.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Agents for
Brandegee
Klncaid's
Clothing
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Agents for
Royal
Worcester
Corsets
Company
Bounty On Coyote, Bob-Cnta and Tim
ber Wolf Amount to$497 Loucks
Bros. Wrongfully Aaaeaaed
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Ipbons.
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STOCK OP
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iarethePurta mos;
able-Fancy Stationery,
n, Toilet Articles and
Lllassorted line of
Lbyschocutes
AND BON uuiw
OFFICE RULING
HINDRANCE TO BEND
Ld.ntot Railway Mall Sor-
c,Sayi AH Mall Mu.t Go
by Stags Routo
b people are wrought up
i ruling of the postomce ue-
acnt that mail going and
g from that town must go
leOIQ Siage luuit intiK-uvi
kin. On Wednesday of last
.Postmaster Minor of Bend
m a telegram from the
kntendent of railway mail
fee at Spokane, saying that
ail from the Bend postomce
: be Bent out by stage, al-
fch it had been going out for
6 i. ; u..
lyaweeK previuua uy num.
are route all mail destined
lend is dumped off at Culver
ded via Prineville, thus
i
ag a aeiay oi one aay in
mail in and out. It is
ned," says the Bend Bul-
"that the cause for the
nuance of the horse service
ithing more than Govern-
'red-tape, although it is be-
I that there is a 'nigger in
toodpile' that is partly re-
libleforit."
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TO SPOKANE AND RETURN VIA
if OREGON TRUNK RY. AND
1 NORTH BANK ROAD
ITIONAL APPLE SHOW
and
tNAK-OPS CARNIVAL
Spokane, Nov. 23-30
Jets will be sold Nov. 22nd
P. good for return until
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pn and enjoy the pag
I of Spokane' S anniinl nnrni.
Oregon Trunk train leaving
J 8:39 a. m., arrives Spo
5p. m. same dav. Hp.
"II be furnished on request.
COMAN,
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H Portland, Ore.
J. J. HOYDAR,
Agt. OreffOn Trunk T
Madras, Ore.
The following court transac
tions of interest to our readers
are taken from the Prineville
papers:
Viewer report on J. A. Peck
et al. road. Viewers report read
Becond time in open court and
approved. Said petition is here
by disallowed and county clerk
is hereby directed to notify the
bondsmen of cost to date and re
quest immediate paymentthereof.
Now is presented to the court
the petitions of H. E. Melton et
al. and It. A. Merchant et al.,
each for a county road, and upon
due consideration it is ordered
that the county clerk forward all
papers relative to said roads to
Fred. W. Wilson, district attor
ney, for his opinion as to their
validity.
It appears to the court by the
affidavit of Loucks Bros, per C.
C. Loucks, that they had been
wrongfully assessed for the year
1910 for the sum of $15.95 and
that the sheriff has remitted the
same from the total amount of
their taxes, to-wit: $75.85. The
county clerk is ordered to credit
the sheriff on the 1910 tax roll
with said $15.95.
Report of county clerk on scalp
bounty. The report of the county
clerk showing the payment of
bounty on 291 coyote scalps and
40 bob-cat front feet, amounting
in all to $479.00, is presented to
the court. Said scalps and front
feet were then reduced to ashes
in accordance with the code.
Now is presented to the court
the petition of Albert Moore et al.
for a county road and the same
is hereby continued because there
is no petition or bond and the
notice is defective. County clerk
to notify said Moore of such
defects.
Now is presented to the court
the petition of Charles Thompson
et al. for a county road, and the
same is hereby continued
because of defective notice.
County clerk is directed to notify
said Thompson of such defect.
Petition for county road by
Jacob Hoffman et al. Now is
presented to the court the opin
ion of District Attorney Wilson
and in accordance therewith said
petition is continued.
Petition for county road by
Roy L. Kidder et al. Also known
as the Walter Ruble road. It is
hereby directed that the county
clerk return all paper and files
herein to the district attorney for
hifl nnininn na in tlimr vnlirlirv.
Ti in Pv.mJnni nnM frJ F. W. Wooley, a well known
county justices of the peace. The traveling man, returned to Mad-
county clerk is hereby requested
to forward a circular letter to
Wear Brandegee Kincaid & Co., Clothes
C L O T H 1.
"En:
flish"
the
Here is a style which New York, Boston and
great Eastern cities have gone wild over. It combines
the practicableness so characteristic of American styles,
with that smart London "air."
It's made up in many bright weaves, has shoulders
which snug up to your own, is slightly form-fitting at the
waist and has an elegant sweep of skirt. In fact, the
"English is a model after your own heart. A sure
winner. A real, corking style that will make decided
"hit" with you. Of course, if you prefer the looser ef
fects, we have dozens of them, tailored with precisely
the same care that the "English" is, but built
broader lines.
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CLOTHES
The "Stroller"
You must not think from the name of this overcoat
that it is one of those affairs which have so much style
it can only be worn on special occasions or for' just
strolling. It is a great coat to wear on a tramp or a
stroll, butit's equally appropriate for business. Its collar
turns up about the neck and ears. Its length gives
ample protection to the limbs. The shoulders are mod
erately broad. The fabrics are of various colors and
mixtures any or all of which are charming as can be.
You'll not be happy without a Stroller once you let us
show it to you.
Other smart outergarments including the famous
Raglans are here in great number. Don't put off see
ing them until the season is too far advanced to warrant
a good choice.
$15.00 to $40.00
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Personal and Local
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Young
were down from their ranch at
Opal City Friday.
Mrs. Pauline Jackson of La
monta made final commutation
proof on her homestead Tuesday
before Commissioner Turner.
each justice in Crook county,
which shall contain section 3204
of Lord's Oregon Laws.
A. Zell left for The Dalles Fri-
! day to receive medical treatment
at The Dalles hospital.
ras Monday evening on his way
to Portland, having called on
merchants of Central Oregon.
Alexander Stewart, an attor
ney of Seattle, arrived in this
section Monday evening and is
looking aftir his land interests
in this section and also some of
his, clients interests.
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Clearance Sale of Furnituri
To Reduce Our Stock
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You
ioicest
uur Patrons
,Uslcall fry g 'n our slore has been placed on sale below cost for a limited time.
t'clsi a 3n .SCe or yurself before you can realize how cheap things are going. The clioi
6K iasi so do not delay.
Serin- rV U830ment ot Iron Beds in Crook county at the lowest prices ever ottered; all Kinds
w "ressers, Mattresses, Chairs, Tables, Etc. Pictures and Bedding for almost nothing.
VCr8 going, regardless of cost.
Loucks Bros.
Wm. Trunkey, formerly con
nected with the firm of J. P.
Robertson of Madras, now oper
ating a general store at Metolius,
was in town Saturday calling on
friends.
Attorney G. A. McFarland of
Redmond was in Madras Monday
and appeared before Judge Jack
son to argue a motion in the case
of the Puritan Manufacturing
Co. vs. Buckley Bros.
The Men and Religion move
ment will organize at the Blue
Front store on Main street next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
All who are interested in the
spiritual and and social welfare
of Madras, come.
A. J. Weston, Alfred Leathley
and Richard Mitchell of fhe Low
er Bridge country were in Mad
ras Monday attending to land
matters before the U. S. Com
missioner, Mr. Mitchell desiring
to have his filing amended.
James N. Davis, an old time
resident of the Opal Prairie coun
try and Bert W. Ness, agent for
the Oregon Trunk at Culver,
were in Madras Friday attending
to some land matters. Mr. Ness
made a filing on a homestead
near Culver.
John McTaggart, proprietor of
the Hotel McTaggart in Madras,
has purchased the Oregon Grill
at Redmond and will operate a
modern and uptodate restaurant
and grill in that town. Mr. Mc
Taggart is a hotel man of exper
ience and his new venture will
no doubt be a successful one.
Mrs. McTaggart and her brother,
Chas. Bye, will handle the busi
ness of the hotel here while Mr.
McTaggart is away.
$ J. H. HANER, Pre.. C. WONDERLEY. Vice Pres. U M. BECHTEU1 Sec.
The J. H. Haner AbSlratf: Co.
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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.
A. E. CROSBY
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THE DALLES, OREGON
Exclusive Agent For
EASTMAN
Kodak Co.
Rochester, N. Y.
A full line of Pho
to supplies always
on hand. Printing
and developing
done. Mailorders
will receive our
prompt attention.
Write for 'our new
1911 CATALOG
rry a bottle of Mur
flne'sUdinol Devel
oper. Will develop
any plute or paper.
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