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J Madras Pioneer Huh Hod. MADRAS, OROOK COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBlflll 1, 1904. NT). 2 1 fie Jievlllols Wee la oil George OlUP TARIF NO M Mbidaimiu v irtlohs Mis (Eiiecuvo Juiyo,i. few day l'nsf" Our tmbBauii tjvery day i HlKEt 11 :M Loave--JlP.n 2:.T5 p.m 1 r -;2:: p.m i fliOU p,m Ja:U! p.m " -...13:18 p.m " ,.Ja:35 p.m " ...-3:SC I'.m ....3:48 p.m ' ...- 3:59 p.m a.m a.m Arrive. Gibsons 11:IU . sinks iii:iu . Wasco 11:00 . Klo'tlyko lo:5 , Summit 10:40 . llay O Jc 10:24 a. in a.m a.m a.m a.m a.m a.m a.in a.m 10:22 DeMoss Moro Krsklnvl O'i V'V 10:05 9:M 9:37 9:20 8:55 8:40 ...-,1:0s p.m .... 1:20 p.m ....Tru p.m, a.m a.m a.m a.m a.m : Hourbon ...-'0:11 p.m. ,..J:2l p.m, Arrive, 5:55 p.m. ' Kent Wilcox 8:30 1 Shaiilko 1 3:10 Leave. For rates and other Information appl7 to C. K. LYTLE. 0. F. & V. A. Bhsnlko, Oregon E.J. WILSON, Agent BiianiKo, urtguu PROPBS8IONAU CARDS w. II. WILSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW and NOTARY PUBLIC f "UE DALLES OREGON ,B?IMOTUY BROWNHILL ATTORNEY-AT-LAW I IB and NU1AKI rUDLiV- L.tio. in n the Courtaof the State, also the local anil general Laud Offices. MADRAS, OREGON JTURDEVANT & ES80N DENTISTS Ovor French Si Co.'s llanlc rilE DALLES V . UN"" E. BANDERS, D. D. B. DENTIST napman Block THE DALLES. OREGON Long Distance Phone Ml II. SNOOK t PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Otllcc In Drug Store WNO PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON lee at Farm, on Falrvlew Road, i Mile Northwest of Madras. aoM.NK J. BROOKS JUSTICE OF THE PEACE VDRAS OREGON ,ON T. REA - NOTARY PUBLIC AND U. S. COMMISSIONER iDRAB OREGON lotelShaniko JAMES McIIAKQUE, Vtop. Only One Price , First-Class Meals & Beds All White Help ihaniko Oregon istern Oregon Banking Co. 1 JWMUKO, OREGON u?,!,nt' F'M'l M- A. Moore, Vice '"V. Munuuri, vasaier, He j)pok, 92BO,ooo St JKmugM mmd Mmtd blorth I" ' W I Ito.i ! SUTJONS 4 I I Dally Dally lW i i Pass. I ! ' I I I ; i ? imli, K, V Mopre, T. NY:f'H.'Hadod, J. H. Ce Hotel First claw meals mid boda. .Prices rcasonnblo. Head quarters for nil etogo linen. Antelope, Oregon SEE EDWARD B. LELAND Tho up-to-date tnllor, for suitsclcancd and repaired on short notice. iMuil or ders promptly nttonded to. PrtccB reaaonnDie. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Antelope, Oregon i. . LANE Blacksmith and Wagon Maker Hone Shoeing a specialty. Dealer in coal, iron, wIiccIh, cubIiIoiih, rubber tires, springs, axles. The Dalles, Oregon Geo. C. Blakeley Tlio Rellnble OfutrslHt. Carrie tholargcut mock of drugi and drtiKglNta nundrlei In Kaitern oio gou. photo iuptllc your mall orderx aollclted and v 111 rccelvo prompt attention. The Dalles, Oregon The Dalles and Shaniko Stage Line Comfortable rigs, good horses, prompt service, accommodating drivers, daily except Sunday. One way two dollars ; round trip f3.50. Exprecs and parcels carried at reasonable rates. Save Money By patronizing this lino. OBARR HOTEL l S. PLUMMBR. Prop. First class in every ronpect, travelers headquarters Beds 25c and up. Meals 25c. Special rates by tho month or to families. Ono block from tho dopot. East Second street. The Dalles, Oregon THE D A lu LES LAUNDRY A. 8. McAllister. Pron.. does as ood work as the best. MakeH a specialty of collar, cuffs and white shirts. The Dalles, Oregon. ' WB-. SELL Thft bftBt clear for the least money of any manufacturer on tho Coast, buy di rect from the factory and flavo middle men's profits, sample box of 60 "Ha vana Filler" postago prepaid $1.75. Bend p. o. money ordor, registered let ter or check. WILLIAM CRAMER & CO., 219 Second St. TUB DALLES, OREGON Qo to the Andy Allen Feed Yard When In THE DALLES BEST ATT ftiNTION dlVEN STOCK 1 Second at root, near tho Diamond MIUi i it. iVhe Dill a Ore ton n.'T . ' - WEEK'S DOINGS Newsy Hems Gathered from All Paris of the World. 0P INTEREST TO OUR READERS General Review of Important Happen pcnlgs Presented In a Drlef and Condensed Corm. Tho Ruusinnu havo ropulsod Uto .JntianoHo at Hovoral points In tho Lino vftHoy. Tho Jnpancso aro proparlng for a great battlo at Lltio Yang and hoavy guns nro on tho wny. All 1b (pilot at Shanghai and tho Incident or tho disarmament of Ujo IltiBslan Bill pa Ib closed. Georgia militiamen doclaro tho HhcrifC waa In collunlon with tho mob which lynched ncgroon. Tho offortB of tho Chicago aider mnnlc ommmlttco to ond tho packers' utrlku has como to naught. It Ib stated that tho Corcan govern ment lutB agreed to cngago Japaneso advlsoro and borrow money to carry out much needed reforms. Placards aro being scattorcd In Tslnnnfu Provinco, China, urging the masBacro of tho "forolgn dovlla." Tho native Christians aro fleeing. Tho JnpancBo war ofllco has con- cludod that Port Arthur cannot bo taken by dlroct assault and has order ed that no attacks bo mado which would entail heavy loss. Tho mining congress may bo post poned for a year. Tho Russians really command tbrco forts of any Importanco at Port Ar thur. A big battlo Is raging near Llao Vang In which tho Japaneso aro at tacking. Tho two last assaults of tho Japan eso on Port Arthur aro reported to Imvo cost them 13,000 men. Tho O. It. & N. steamers between Portland and San Francisco aro to bo run Independent of tho railroad. Threo persons lost their lives and a number of others wcro Injured In a tornado which Bwopt a Now York pic nic ground. Tho IttiBBlan fleet at Port Arthur Is engaged in clearing away tho floating mines and It Is bollovcd It Is prepar ing to inako another dash. Oroat Britain has been asked by Russia to send warships to locato volunteer cruisers nnd deliver orders prohibiting stopping of ships. Tho Btnto dopartmont cannot col lect clalniB of owners of goods on tho Arabia, and has advised thorn to ap peal from tho decision of tho prize court. Oregon agnln leads all other states In tho sale of public lands. A Rock Island train was derailed near Princeton, Mo., and 45 poraons Injured. Disguised horsemen In Crook coun ty destroyed a band of 1,000 thorough bred sheep. Lloyd's nsent at Niu Chwang re ports that Lino Yang Is likely to fall at any timo. Tho British consul at Shanghai has ordered Russia to stop repairing ships In that port. Japan- is Bald to bo treating its nrlfloncrB of war with groat consid eration and allowing them many lib erties. Mrs. Maybrlck was mot on her ar rival in 'New York by a throng of cur ious pcoplo, but sho refused to say anything. Goneral Chafoo says that so long as ho Is in command tho army head quarters of tho Columbia will remain at Vancouver. A nortlon of tho British pross de mands that navy bwoop tho Hea of Russian cruisers If diplomacy cannot provent their stopping ships. Tho czar has shown his Joy ovor tho birth of an holr by abolishing cor noral nunlshtnont. llboral treatment of FInlandcrB and In divora other wayB. Mrs, Maybrlck has arrived In New York. Tho loss by tho tornado at SL Paul will reach $2,500,000. Lato ronortB from Port Arthur say tho fort has all but fallon. . Souvenir Lewis and Clark coinB will bo ready oarly next month. Tim Jnnaneso continuo to sacrifice thousands of llvon at Port Arthur. A Rnnin Fn nasaoniror train was de railed near Topeka and six persons in jured. Tim Russians estimate that the slogo has already cost tho enemy 28,000 men. A hurricane swopt ovor Watertown, S. D killing two people and injuring many others. Oroat damage was done to proporty, Tho Russian cruisers Grombol and Rossln nro fast boing repaired at Vladl vostock and will soon be ready to as- sumo tho offonolvo again. John Elland, a wealthy sheepman of Now Moxlco, has fallon into the bands of brigands In Moxlco, where he went on buslnosB. A heavy ransom la de-i manded for his release. CATTLCRAISCRS TAKC CLARM. Roosevelt Nay Dc Ashed to End Packers' Strike. . Chicago, Aug. 27. General N. W. Bhoaz, a cattloralser of Waterman, S. D announced todny that tho cattle ralsors of his section wero about to appeal to Presldont Roosevelt to save them from bankruptcy by intervening to bring tho ntrlko to a cloaa. Sheaz brought COO head of cattlo to tho stockyards hero, rather than face the loss of feeding them longer. Ho de clares that they sold at a loss of $8 a head. Others, ho said, aro foedlng largo hordfl at heavy loss rathor than fnco porhnps greater losses by ship ping. According to Gonornl Sheaz tho cattloralflors of tho Dakotns aro In a despornto condition. J. jQgdon Armour reappeared at the stockyards today, having suddenly re turned from his vacation In tho East. In proceeding to tho packing contcr ho drovo through a throng of strikers and plckots, who resentfully fell back beforo an attack by tho police. When Mr. Armour and a companion arrived at tho Exchango avenue entrance to tho ynrds, at Halstead nvcnuo, In a light buggy, ovor 100 strikers had ar rived thoro on tholr way to a meet ing. Tho pollco wcro in tho act of dispersing tho gnthorlng whon Mr. Armonr arrived and drovo through tho crowd. Thoro waB no demonstra tion, although ho was recognized. In connection with the (unexpected return of Mr. Armour, reports of an other effort to bring about peaco ne gotiations Independent of tho Conu ell's effort woro circulated. Strlko Jeadcrs called a .meeting and unusual activity was manircstcu. NEVADA WASHOUTS SERIOUS. Traffic Cannot Be Resumed on Ton opah Road for a Week. Rono, Nov., Aug. 27 Cloudbursts nnd washouts in Tonopah and along lines of tho Tonopah nnd Carson & Colorado rn Id roads aro tho most dis astrous In tho history of theso dis tricts. On tho Tonopah road, all of tho track rebuilt after tho last wash outs has boon swopt away, and It will bo a week nt least boforo any trnflic can bo resumed. At Walker Lako, near Hawthorno. tho track Is under threo foot of wator for nearly four miles, and tho lako has risen above Its lovol from six to nine feet Great chasms havo been washed In tho des ert, and trafllc is in a state of chaos. Tonopah and Goldflclds, which nro on tho verge of starvation, aro bolng temporarily relieved by tho mailing In of supplies via Crow Springs, Sil ver Peak and Candelnrla by wagon trains, but this is only temporary, an ovor 5000 pcoplo mtiBt bo fed In the different enmps and extraordinary measures adoptod for their roller. Food supplies at tho camps aro prac tically exhausted. Flour, bacon and all staples havo run out, only cannod goods remaining. Heroic .measures aro being adopted, and with tho re sumption of stngo lines, rollof Is hoped for. While tho situation Is crit ical and much suffering mtiBt bo en dured, it is hoped that tho next few days will bring about bettor condi tions. No lives havo boon lost. FILIPINOS LIKE NEW COINS. Currency System Is Rapidly Comina Into ravor. Washington, Aug. 27. When tho now currency system was proposed for tho Philippines thoro wore pro- dictions In somo quarters that tho ii c . .... conservative lsianuoru couiu nui uu readily inducod to surrender tho Mex ican dollars and tho Spanish coin with which they had boon familiar for bo many years la favor of tho now Philippine peso proposed by tho com mission. But reports rccolved hero show that tho chango had been mado smoothly and moro -expeditiously than was thought poBBlhlo. Colonel Ed wards, chief of tho Inuulnr Iiurcau, liaa Just rccolved tho following lottor from Henry c. Klo, Hocrctary or Fi nance nnd Justlco of tho Philippines, dated Manilla, July 22, bearing on this subjoct: "You will no intorcatou in knowing our curroncy scheme has mado pro groan sinco I last wroto you. All tho btiBlnoss houses havo uy common con sent nut their buslnoss on tho basis of tho now currency. In all tho prov inces it is found in froo circulation and tho pcoplo now object strenuous ly to taking any other currency. Tho old curroncy Iuib boon very largely brought Into tho insular troasury for ro-colnago." Want Pederal Troops. Omaha, Aug. 27. T, J. Mahonoy, ono of tho attorneys for tho South Omaha packing Intercuts, todny mado tho statement that olrorts woro being mndo on tho part of his cllonts and their associates to havo federal troops stationed at South Omaha nnd along tho railroads loading to Omaha ovor which tho packers nro running, morn ing and evening, a chartered train for tho accommodation of tholr present worknion. Tho packers' representa tives assert this courao has boon de termined on for sovoral reasons, ono of which is thoy cannot got justlco In South Omaha. Are to Disarm, London, Aug. 27. Tho correspond ent of tho Tlmos at Shanghai, in a dispatch dated August 24, says that orders from Emporor Nicholas hayo boon convoyed to Captain Roltzen- Btoln, commanding him forthwith to disarm tho cruiser Askold and tho torpedo-boat dostroyor Grozovol, and that "the flags on both vossgIb wore lowered at 7 o'olook tonight." Z. F. MOODY GENERAL COMMISSION and FORWARDING MERCHANT Largo and Commodious Warehouse. Consignments. Solicited. Prompt attention paid to those who favor mo with their patronage. SHANIKO, OREGON H. HERBRING Importer and Denier in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC. THE DALLES OREGON SKIBBE HOTEL F. W. L. SKIBBE, Prop. Meals - 15c and up Lodging - 25c and up Only Brick Hotel in the City 324 Second St., Opposite O. R. & N. Co. Pasaonger and Freight Uejot THE DALLES OREGON VICTOR MAR DEN Mfttiufocturer and Dealer In Fine Harness, Saddles, Tent and Wagon Covers THE CHEAPF.ST PLACE IN THE DALLES When there, stop in and get prices. A. M. WILLIAMS & CO. DKALEK8 IN Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnishing Goods BOOTS AND SHOES HATS AND CAPS THE DALLES OREGON A. E. CROSBY PROPRIETOR POSTOFFICE Corrlox a Complote Lino of Driigo. Medicines, Chemical, Household Remedies, Druggists' Sundries and Photo Supplies. Country Mall Orders I glvo my personal nttentlon. A Graduate In charge, f-afo delivery guarantesd Your Prescription my Specialty. Btrychnlne and Post Destroyers. Stock Foods and Dips of all kinds. Agcucy for Eastman Kodaks. Roth 'Phones. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE DALLES For the Best in Groceries go to BONN BROS. & CO. THE DALLES, OREGON Groceries, Vegetables, Fish and Poultry, Eggs and Butter. All Kinds "wVMafce a Specialty of Farmers' At Cost Atl of Our Buggies, Spring Wagons, Binders, Mowers, Stoves and Steel Ranges must be sold by January 1st to make room for another line of goods. It will pay you to get our prices; r MAYS & CROWE THE DALLES, OREGON Special Sale! SLIGHTLY DAMAGED LINOLEUM At 50porcent reduction from regular prlco, Ohoapoat House for best Furnlturo, CurpotB, Stoves The Great Northern Furniture Store EAST SECOND ST., East End Clothing Store JOE COHEN, Proprietor. CQMI'LEriC UNK OF GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, SHOES and CLOTHING ALSO TRUNKS It will pny you to get our prices beforo pur cunning cUewhore. COI SECOND ST., THE DALLES, OREGON Also branch at Orass Valley, Oregon HENRY L. KUCK MANUFACTURER OF HARNESS AND STOCK SADDLES Cowboy Outfits a Specialty Dealer in Collar''. Whips, Robca and a general lino of Horse Furnishing Goods, Tents, Awnings and Wagon Covers. All work guaranteed. East Second St. THE DALLES. r Shaniko Drug Store CARRIES Patent Medicines Toilet and Medicated Soaps Perfumery, Jewelry, Etc. DR. S. L. PERKINS, Proprietor. IN. R. POULSON GENERAL PLUMBER TINNER Dealer in All Kinds of PLUMBING GOODS AND TINWARE Agent for All Kinds of Farm Machinery Stor Windmills nnd Meyers Pumps SHANIKO OREGON PHARMACY OREGON of Mill Feed, Etc. Produce, Write for Prices. and Crockorywaro, THE DALLES, OREGON. 4 v.? m " lit; , d