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if: Balfour Gulhrie Co. GRAIN Bought tit all points Wo have on hand at nil times Calcutta grain bngs anil Crown brand twine. Give us a call for anything in our line. y Office in Madias, Oregon "Diamond Qualify" Selected, Re-Clennod Seed SEED 1 11 a I rcJ smin i Hi en PROPRIETOR Elite Tonsoria! Parlors NO LONG WAITS ATHS MADRAS. ORE. EARLY MATURING HEAVY YIELDING For Fnll riantlntr IWrWU i nam "Shadeland Challenge" iiesi wuiiobiuouhif Gray Winter Swedish Red The V.ett Hay Oat Blnck Russian Extra Karly For Spring Planting "Shadeland Climax" Earliest, Most Prolific, largest and Handsomest Oat Ever Grown Produc ing 100 bushels per acre on dry hill land tayTo Know that you are getting genuine "ShadehimV Oat$ always buy direct from our Portland store, l'ricct are to low you cannot afford to plant any other eced oat Write for Samples and Price Atk for Catalog No. A50 PORTLAND SEED GO. PORTLAND, OREGON FREE I Thousands liave taken arlVnf.ia r .... 14 J n b ff om-fafloty" plan of ttUng out larse mill oi,tci!t. thLfietting thi frttlctthr Itjitmeney. Wliypay hisScr prices when we tujrjnui salifartion 0I money bad : 5 -cross Panel Doort 15 sum . - - $1 30 Craflsman Interior Doors, J3.i5 (veneer)and '.b0 Craftsman Bungalow Front Doors ... 5.00 Craftsman Bungalow Rear Dcors. glazed . 75 Inside Windows Tnm, in sets cf 10 pieces - .00 2-!;eht Windows. slazed.24x24 .... .91 Columns, Mouldings, Glass, Paints, Building rsper. nardwaie, Koobng. All s.2es kept i n Aoclc for prompt shipments. We sell any body. Ship anywhere. Let Us Firjurs Send for Our Complc'c Your Bill Catalogue No., Blue PrintTownship Plats Corrected uptodate, showing names of entrymen, vacant land, nvera and creeks, 50 cents each. Land Scripts For Saie For securing title to all kinds of Gov ernment land without residence or im provement, at lowest market prices. Write us for particulars. All kinds of Land office business a specialty. Twen I ty-five years experience. Inference, frenen & u., Hankers. Hudson Land Company The Dalles, Oregon NO. 3851 . The First National Bank OF PRINEVILLE. OREGON B. F. Allen, President. T. M. Baldwin, Crwliier. rt'lLl. Wubzweiler Vice Pres. H. Bald.vin, Asst. Cashier ESTABLISHED 1838 Capital, Surplus and Undivided I'roflu $1 00.000.00 X A MEAT MARKET J. L. Campbell. Wholesale and Retail Dealers X PHESEC .HSTID MEATS We have the best line of Fresh Meats in the country ALL KINDS OF GARDEN VEGETABLES IN THEIR SEASON O 4 1? jHC IE O el tnpoe k TOMMY McCORMACK, Prop. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars FURNISHED ROOMS New and Up-to-Date Quarters Central Oregon Land Company A. C. SANFORD, Manager Real Estate and Farm Loans HOW TO COOK CARROTS. Humble Vogetabit) Can Ba Made Into Appetizing Dishes. Tbo huiublo carrot has an especially r?ond effect on tbo system at this time, and desplto Its strong tasto it mny bo made Into tbo most delicate dishes. I Winter carrots aro slightly boiled In three different waters to remove this j rnnknoss, but tbo now spring sort Is dainty enough to require one water only. Spring carrots, which begin to appear in March, nro delicious when boiled plainly and served with maltro d'hotel-clarllled butter sauco. A dust of finely chopped fresh parsley on top who tire of the carrot taste. Carrots served with cream aro first boiled In plain water and then drnlned and warmed anew In the snuce that has been prepnrlng. To mnko this sauce dilute a little of the boll water with two-thirds cream and thicken slightly with cornstarch; season with black pepper and salt' and add u table spoonful of butter. Carrot fritters aro made with tbo cold boiled vegetable mashed up and mixed with breadcrumbs and egg; enough cream to make a thlcklsh bat ter Is used and the fritters nro fried In oil. Oyster plant and parsnips are also delicious when served In fritter form, the various Ingredients used giv ing the vegetables a most delicate tasto. How to Roll Umbrella. A badly rolled up umbrella, besides looking unsightly, does not wear half as long as It ought to. The process of rolling an umbrella up .neatly Is sim ple. The majority of people hold It by the handle aud keep twisting the stick with one hand, while with the other they twist and roll the silk. Instead of this they should take hold of the um brella Just above the ribs of the cover Theso points naturally lie evenly with the stick. They should be kept hold of and pressed tightly against the stick and then the cover should be rolled up. Holding the ribs thus pre vents them from getting twisted out of place or bending out of shape, nnd the silk Is bound to follow evenly nnd roll smooth and tight. If an umbrella Is rolled In this fashion until It Is old enough to look rusty It will look as If newly boughL .ferrtAActijajdsi'jir4,4.fti If you want to sell, list with me. If you want to buy, .1 have the best bargains. Try me and see. How to Launder Black Clothes. First, black clothes must never be wnshed In water that has been used for either washing or rinsing white things, as there Is always line lint In this water which sticks to the black, and no amount of after rinsing will get It off. Wnsh in hot, clean soapsuds and rinse In the ordinary way. To starch, take a cupful of white corn meal, place In n frying pan nnd set next the lire In the range. Burn this until It Is n black, sticky mass, stir ring It steadily. When all Is black, pour In boiling wnter, stirring all the while. Then strnln nnd you have a splendid starch. Iron on the wrong side, and your shirt waists will be beau tlfully fresh and sweet. How to Make Cleaning Compound. Mix one ounce of borax and one ounce gum camphor with one quart boiling water. When cool add one pin of alcohol. Bottle and cork tightly. When wnnted for use shake well and sponge the garments to be cleaned. This Is an excellent mixture for clean ing soiled blnck cashmere and woolen dresses, coat collars and black felt hats. How to Amuse the Baby. Put the youngster on a thick nig or blanket on the Moor, dip his wee fin-' Kers In molasses and give' him n feather taken from a pillow. He will sit contented and satisfied for bourn trying to get the feather off his fingers. When one feather gets too sticky, sub stitute a fresh one and be rewarded by a smile of approval from his lordship. How to Protect Kitchen Floor. When frying or sautelug try Invert ing a colander over the Iron spider. The small holes In the colander allow the steam to escape and still prevent the grease from escaping. "I do not believe there is anv other med. iclnts so good for whooping cough as Chain- nerialn's Cough Keuiedy," writes Mr.s. Francis Turpin. Junction Cltv. Oic. This remedy Is also unsurpassed for colds imtl croup. For sale by M. K. .Snook. Comnlete line of ordinal imrwlu t , .... Mto .... nt Crosby's. OREGON UPPLY CO. 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. Yards North of Stockyards MADRAS, OREGON Paul Garvin, Manager REFERENDUM AND RECALL Dy F. aTmITCIIDL Copyright l.y American Pica Anno elation, 1011. . Agnes Winston was a very gentle person with no natural aptitude for leadership In those political move ments which concern the woman of tbo present da v. Hut she fell under the In tluence of Mrs. Montgomery Stone, who was greatly Interested In the mat ter of obtaining votes for women, and that lady mado a vigorous effort to In fuse some of her own enthusiasm on the subject into Miss Winston. Tbo process was like molding n stntuo of n soft material which would not hard en. To describe Miss Winston In worn an's parlance as a votes for woman advocate, she wouldn't "Jell." However, nfter her first Interview with the stronger woman she consid ered herself converted to the causo and. being engaged to be married, be lieved It fitting that she should an nounce her conversion to her lover. She sent for him and said: "Harry. 1 deem It proper to announce to you that I am taking great Interest In a matter of which I don't know that you approve. Since 1 expect to as Biinie a position In the working out or a new Idea" "Whoso Idea?" "Why. It's one of those ideas that don't belong to any particular person; It's for everybody 1 mean for every woman." "Where did you get U?" "1 don't see that (hat has anything to do with the matter. It Is RiUllclent for mo to tell you that I have Joined the votes for women movement." "Oh, that's all right. I'm In favor of that loo. I'll give you my vote right away. There are so many puzzling questions In our country's political status that my brain Is In n whirl nil the time trying to find out which way to ote upon them. I'd like mighty well to turn my duties as a citizen over to you." "Why, It's all very simple. Isn't It?" "Simple! Not to me. There's the tariff, and the trusts, and the referen dum, and the recall, and u lot of other things. It takes all my time to keep up even with what they mean." Agnes, who had henrd Mrs. Stono rattle over these things as a cat would run over piano keys, snld confidently: "Oh, I know what all these things mean." "What's the referendum?" "Why, when the governor of n state, for Instance, doesn't exactly know whnt to do In a certain case he refers the matter to the people. He submits It nt an election." "What's the recall?" "Why, when a Judge doesn't decldn n question right they take away IiIh Judgeship." "Splendid! I see I hat you have eas ily discovered the purport of these two novelties, over which I have been puz zling my poor brain ever since they were born. I can't make out whether a trust Is nn economic development or an assumption of monopolists treading on the people's rights. I have no Idea whether we have too ninny voters al ready or too few. There are so ninny candidates for me to Investigate before our election that 1 haven't the time for the work. I shall have to do our pro viding when married, and I think It will be better to turn my political du ties over to you." "You couldn't, stupid. It'H against the law for women to go to the polls to vote." "But you can tell me how to vote, nnd I'll go to the polls and vote as you say. Wouldn't that be the same thing?" "I suppose so In our case, but every woman couldn't do that with her fiance or her husband." "She might with her fiance." "That's It. When she's married her husband will wish to vote as he likes." "Well, suppone that he wishes to vote one way and the wife the other. In that ense what's the use of either of them voting? The one, la u stand off against the other." "1 never thought of that." "In other words, they 'pair' as they do In legislative bodies when two members on opposite sides wish to be absent at the coming up of an Impor tant measure." "J think we'll pair," she Bald softly, feeling for her lover's hand. "And If a case of referendum comes up In our family I'll refer It to you." That will bo very nice." "As to the rocull- But there's no recall In marriage, Is there?" "Only divorce, and that's awful." The dialogue wan Interrupted at this point by kisses and was never renew ed till after their marriage. Then ono day when the couple differed on some domestic subject the wife said: "What did you say, dearie, when wo were engaged, about matters of this kind occurring between us?" "I don't remember." "I do. Von said, 'If a eaao of refer endum comes up between uh I'll refer It lo you.' " "Did I say that?" "Yes; you did." "What did I sny about the recall?" 1 Tho recall? I don't nxneflv nmr.m. ber that. Wasn't It something about a Judge not deciding right nnd being initen orr the bench?" "Yes. When wo wero omrairpd I told you that I would abide In all things by your decision, nut now that wo aro married I find that you do not In all cases decldo right. In this Instance you nro all wrong, and I fool it uecea iary to ezm&Wi prerogative, of re.' call," WBB "Weil, riBr Pastime Pool Hal . , . wuLI', -rnn. .i OREGOK 2n 2 Ci9ars' Tobacco, ConfectiW Smokers' Articles, News StanI I T. 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From Bend, Redmod and Central Oregon Via the Deschutes Branch on W Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigati Through Car Service Between Bend and Portland; Leave Ilend ' Deschutes " Redmond " Opal City Mutolius . " Madras Arrive Deschutes Jet. " The Dalles " Portland DAILY TRAIN SCHEDULE fi:.'!0 a in. Leave Porlaii'l 7:&J i)-j: a. in. 7:21 a.m. H:0() a in 8:.'10 a.m. 0:00 a.m. 1:15 p.m. 1 '.55 p in. r:lf3 p.m. 't'lw. DmIIcH " DesM iites Jet. Arrive Madias tctolius Op I f'iiy ' Ucilnioail Oi'sehutt'S " I lend For further information call on any O.-W. U & N. Agtnt, ' WM. Mc MURRAY, General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon nJ Us 1:20 P- 5.45 11 Mm 1M 8:15 p 8:35 p-o write lo A Nice Present for CliriiitmaH is a pretty gold Bracelet, which ovory young lutly will npproemtp. I Imvo aoino very pretty designs In Bracelets, tho wonnanahfp rn uomo of them is oxmiUito. I carry a lino line of first class fiold and Hliver Jewelry, In cluding Watcl en, Chairs, Charms, Brooches, HlngH, 8tlc PIuh, Hutpinfl, Lockets, etc,, etc, A. E. PETERSON Jeweler Madras, Oregon , thM ftWf to i,0 thank I - pUMlSfl nno, that yV'"vtehJ jollier. VjM nppetito to enjoy tnoh, b8nk tcr Xrlfyou f0JIjrf5 One can not ln w J n tnetw vou will mVop ent 0dlflt u ng than v". noneyi'r on tbowny to imw3 - 0t MADRAS STATED ; 'i