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Pioneer TOIi. I MADRAS, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1904. NX). 10 Madras Columbia Southern Railway Co. TIME TABLE NO. K Eirotlr Julyl04. South Hound No. 3. North Hound No.l. STATIOKI Daily I'M. a Dally Pas. Lt&yo ' nifg Gibsons Sinks Wasco UiSO a.m a.ra a.m Arrlro. 9 It r,i:ao i. in 3:89 n.in 11:19 11:10 -a ,69 p.m. ..Jn.12 p.in, 18 p.m. .SjM p.m. ...JSiEo p.tn .. Jhm p.ni. ....8iM p.tn, ....UiO p.m, U:29 p.m. M.U:S6 p.m, ,.J6:11 p.m, ii:oo a.m Klo'dyka 10:45 10:40 10:31 10 rW 10:05 a.m a.ra a. ra Buramii If MV 0 Jc Mc lol ill a.m a.ra a. is a.ra a.ra a.m a.m a.m a.ra UoMort Mnro Krsklnvl a-a V'r 9'M 9:37 9:20 t'M 8140 coo liourbon Kent Wilcox am p.m, t'.&i p.m, jahanlko Leave, For rates and other Information apply te , f.. LiYti.Ki u, r. r. Shaniko, Oregon E. J. WILSON. Agent , t)hanlko,Ortgo PROFESSIONAL, CARD Igry II. WILSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW and NOTARY PUBUC HE DALLES OREGON J'IMOTIIY BROWNHILL ATTORNEY-AT-LAW and NOTARY PUBLIC .. Pnctlcai In all tha Courtiof the State, also fa tha local and general Land Offices. . MADRAS, OREGON BTnnnviT Jb vaanu P DENTISTS Ovar French A Co. 'a Bank THE DALLES OREQOW h X. SANDERS, D. D. 8. . DENTIST feapman Block TUX DALLM, 0BXQ0N Lone Dlstanea Phone SU ff h. snook PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Offleo In Drug Btoro 1ADRAB OMGOX rr. A. LONO PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON feat at Tar a, on Fatnflow Road, a HUM Northwest of Madras. BRANS J. BROOKS JUSTICE OF THE PEACE' (ADRAI OREGON KON P. REA NOTARY PUBLIC AND U. S. COMMISSIONER (ADRAB ORZSOM Hotel Shaniko JAMES MsHARGUB, Prep. Only One Price First-Css Meals & Beds AH White Help Bhanlko Ortgon Eastern Oregon Banking Co. BHANIKO, OREGON fmitri; J, W. French, Prai.i H. A. Moore, Visa ei,tF.T.Uuriburt, Cashier. Capital Steek, 12,0W Defwttta, $ZM,44) f txBhmttgm MmuBhi mntl stole Otrnftm em AH PmMm thm WmrM , Hreten t IBUBHII. Hamilton Hotel First class meals and bods. Prices reasonable-. Head quarters for all stage lines. AntelODe. Oregon SEE EDWARD B. LELAND The up-to-date tailor, for suits cleaned and repaired on short notice. Mail or ders promptly attended to. Prices Tasonablo. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Antelope, Oregon . L. LANE Blacksmith and Wagon Maker Horse Shoeing a specialty Dealer in coal, iron, wheels, cushions, rubber tires, springs, axles. The Dalles, Oregon Geo. C. Blakeley Thai Reliable DruffirJat. Carries tho largest stock of drugs and druggists sundries In Eastern Ore gon, photo supplies your mall orders solicited and y 111 receive prompt attention. The Dalles, Oregon The Dalles and Shaniko Stage Line Comfortablo ries. oood horses, nromnt service, accommodating drivers, daily except Sunday. Ono way two dollars ; round trio (3.50. Express and parcels carried at reasonable rates. Save Money By patronizing this lino. OBARR HOTEL P. S. PLUMMBR. Prop. Viral rlnaii In Avnrv rnnneet. travelers linndmiartAra. KmIa 25c and un. Meals 25c. Special rates by the month or to families. Ono block Iroin tno uopot. East Second Btrcet. The Dalles, Oregon THE DALLES LAUNDRY A. S. McAllister. Prop., does as cood work as tho best. Makes a specialty of collars, cuffs and white shirts. The Dalles, Oregon. WE SBLJU Tho best clear for the least money of any manufacturer on tho Coast, buy di rect from tho factory and nave middle mon's profits, sample box of CO "Ha vana Filler" postago prepaid (1.70, Send p, o. money order, registered let ter or check. WILLIAM CRAMGR & CO., tl9 Second St. TUB DALLES, OREQON Goto, the s Andy Allen Feed Yard Whan la THE DALLES BEST ATTENTION GIVEN STOCK Sosead IKtMt, star the Diamond Mill Oregon WEEK'S DOINGS Newsy Items Gathered from All Parts of the World. or INTEREST TO OUR READERS ( General Review of Important Iteppen- penigs Presented In a Brief and Condensed Eorm. " In a clash between Greeks and Bui garions, 20 of the latter were killed. Gordon, Ala., has been destroyed by tiro and 40 inhabitants are destitute. .Revolutionists are active in Russia Police authorities declare tho Hebrews are most at fault. Coos bay peoplo arc excited over a conference at Marshiield of a number of prominent railroad men. Braneford, a small villago in Ten no'see on tho Chesapeake & Nashville railroad, was entirely destroyed by Die The city of Portland may have to lower its water mains across the Wil lamotte river in oruor to allow ol a deeper channel to be di edged. A shipbuilding race between tho Now York and Maio Island navy yards has begun over tho construction of two colliers authorized by the last con gress. They are to be tho largest and fastest boats of their class in the world Military operations in Manchuria are awaiting tho driyng of the r tads and plains rendered impatsablo for artillery and oven for infantry by the recent heavy raine. Only disultory cannonding and unimportant skirm ishes are occurring. Fire destroyed eoveral business houses is Oskwood, Texas. Loss, $75,- 000. A resolution disapproving of red procity with Canada was adopted in the Vermont house without opposition. Intoneo (og and terrible condition of the roads have put a stonp to all move ments of the two armies south of Muk den. ' Dr. Atkinson, who organized the school system in tho Philippines, de clares the natives are not capable of self govornment. Thero are rumors of Colombian troops gathering near Culebra with the intention of making un attack there on Noven ber 3, tho first annivereary of tho secession of Panama from Colombia The British army council has issued an order which, instead of enlisting threo yeais with tho colors and nine in tho rosorve, infantry of (ho line will in tho future enlist for nino years with the colors and three in tho reserve For tho first time in the history of the money order system, the number issued during-the last fiscal year reach ed 50,000,000. Tho value of the do mestic ordcra issued was 1378,778,488 and tho internatoinal monoy orders is sued were valued at? 42,550,150. Russia resents peace talk and regards it as a most inopportune time to broach it. China's opposition to the treaty of Great Britain with Thibet may upset British calculations. General Kuropatkin lias abandoned his headquarters at Mukden, remaining with tho troops in the field. Since tho fighting began south of Mukden the Russian loeeea have never been leEB than 2,000 por day. Troops and bandits engaged in a bat tle near Mexico City. Threo men woie killed and a number wounded. Firo destroyed the works of the Anchor Rubber Tire company, at Set- acket, I.. I. Loss, $200,000. A dispatch from Shanghai says that It is reported tho Japanese ehells have sunk the Russian ciulser Bayan in tho harbor at Port Arthur. Tho Jury in the case of Philip Wein- seimer, on trial in Now York for ac cepting a brlbo to settle strikes, re turned a verdict of guilty. A general falling off from tho attend ance of laBt year is shown by the offic ial enrollment figures at Harvard uni versity. Tho authorities attribute tho decreaso to some extont to tho increas ing rivalry of Western colleges. Fire destroyed a large raisin plant noar Frosno, burning 200 tons of seeded raisins. English war experts agree that the temporary success of the Russians can havo little effect in the end. A treaty of peace has been signed be tween Chile and Bolivia. ERuseia still realises that the position of.her Manchurian army is critical. According to a Japanese official the Rueslan forces engaged in the battle Bouth of Mukden consisted of about 200,000 Infantry, 20,000 cavalry and 050 guns, J. , Bennett, of Portland, has sub mitted the lowest bid for the construc tion of the government buildings at the 1&05 fair and he is likely to be awarded the contract. STIR UP PANAMA. American Canal Commissioners Anrjer Republic. Now York, Oct. 22. A World spec ial from "Washington says: "Matters have reached a point where a strong hand is required to prevent not only open rupture with Panama but scandal in connection with the cana commission. During its short stay on the isthmus members of -tho commis sion developed a feud among them selves, while they were involving the administration in trouble with Panama and tho result will be that two or more of tho commissioners will be asked to step out as quietly as possible after the election. "Ono of the two chief reasons for sending Secretary Taft to the isthmus clothed with plenary powers is that he may fully investigate tho conduct of all tho commissioners and decide which ones shall be removed. The immediate impelling reason for his trip is to re store friendly relations with Panama. The president and Secretary Taft have known all along of the friction between the commission and Panama and be tween the commission and Mr. Barrett, but it was not until Mr. Barrett sub mitted hiB report on isthmian affairs that there was any suspicion that some of the commissioners bad been violat ing the president's orders. At the same time, it was revealed by Mr. Bar tett's report that the isthmians are on the verge of open revolt, with resort to arms, against what they regard as the high-handed and unwarranted actions of tho canal commission in direct vio lation of the canal treaty, both in letter and spirit. "The president was astounded at the startling news brought by Mr. Barrett. He sent for William N. Oiomwell, counsel for Panama. It was demon strated by Cromwell that the methods employed by Admit al Walker and Gen oral Davis only served to anger the peo pie of Panama. The extent to which these commissioners, who are slated for removal, have offended is not divulged, but it Is charged that some of them have Bocrtely conveyed information of great valne regarding prosective con tracts to favored firms." LABOR IS SCARCE. Louisiana Planters are Trying to Secure foreigners. New Orleans, Oct. 21. A great scar city of labor exists in Louisiana, and the effect is being felt not only on the plantations, but also on the extensive lovee work now in progtess. Forty- nine state and district contracts outside of the work being done by the federal government are under way. They cover many miles of new levee and re pair work. Most of these contracts are required to be finished by January 1, but the contractors are unable to obtain laborers. Agents of the con tractors are in tho city seeking hands. There are also representatives of planting interests here today to meet the incoming steamer Lignria with over 1,500 Italian immigrants. Nono of these laborers are contracted for, and the agents of the planters have come to make terms with them as soon as they leave the ship. Country ne groes continue to gravjtato to the city, and that is given as one of the causes for the scarcity of labor. LOST 50,000 MEN. Japanese Have Suffered Terribly at Port Arthur. Chicago, Oct. 22. A special to the Daily News from Chefoo says: According to a camp-follower, who has been for somo timo with tho Japan ese army now besieging Port Arthur, and who is at present in Chefoo, hav ing arrived from Dalny, the number of Japanese killed before the forts has reacbol 50,000. Ho says the mikado's men recklessly attacked the strongest positions, making bold rushes in mass es, tho Boldiers being stripped ol their ac:outrorxenta and clothing. The re sult was that the Russian niachino guns mowed them down. Ho also asserts there 1b some talk among the officers and men that leads to the belief that the Japanese mean to try to carry tbo inner forts and citadel this month. Supplies Prom Day City. San Francisco, Oct. 22. Quarter- master Major Dovol has received in structions from Washington that here after San Francisco will bo the point from which all westoin poBto will receive thoir supplies. According to the oiders sont out by the department, all depots in the western third of the unltod States are to bo abolished and the 15,000 troops now located in West ern United States, Alaska and the Philippines are to bo cared for by one station in this city. Supplies will bo kept sufficient to last a year. Red Cross to Give Assistance. Berlin, Oct, 22, -Ab a result of the visit here of a delegate of the Rusisan Red Grose Central committee, the Ger man Red Cross society has decided to send further assistance to the seat of war, and will erect a German hospital atCIrkutks, 6iberia, and will provide It with military-ambulance trains. Ne gotiations are in progrew regarding a similar offer to Japan, TttTV1'TVTTTfTTTTTTTtTVTTtTTT'TTTTT7ffTVTlr7TT Z. R MOODY GENERAL COMMISSION and FORWARDING MERCHANT Large and Commodious Warehouse. Consignments Solicited. Prompt attention paid to those who favor mo with their patronage. SHANIKO, OREGON H. HERBRING Importer and Dealer 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 tho City tH Second 8t., Opposite O. R. & N. Co. Passenger and Freight Depot THE DALLES OREGON VICTOR MARDEN Manufacturer and Dealer In Fine Harness, Saddles, Tent and Wagon Covers THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE DALLES When there, stop in and get prices. A. M. WILLIAMS k CO. DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnishing Goods BOOTS AND SHOES HATS AND CAPS THE DALLES OREGON A. E. CROSBY PROPRIETOR POSTOFFICE Carries a Complete Line ot Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Household Remedies, Druggists' Sundries and Photo Supplies. Country Mall Orders I giro raj personal attention. A Graduate In charge. Safe delivery guaranteed. Tonr Prescription xny Specialty. Strychnine and Pest Destroyers. Stock Foods and Dlpa of all klnda. Agency for Eastman Kodaks. Both 'Phones. WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL. THE DALLES For the Best in Groceries go to BONN BROS. & CO. THE DALLES, OREGON Groceries, Vegetables, Fish Butter. All Kinds We Make a Specialty of Farmers' At Cost All of Our Buggies, Spring Wagons, Binders, Moweti, Stoves and Steel Ranges must fee sold by January fit to make room for another line of goods It will pay you to get our prices; MAYS & CROWE THE DALLES, OREGON Special Sale! SLIGHTLY DAMAGED LINOLEUM At 60 per cent reduction from regular price. Cheapest House for best Faralturs), Carpets, Stoves The Great Northern Furniture Store EAST SECOND ST., THE DALLES, OREGON. 4S East End Clothing Store JOE COHEN, Proprietor. COMPLETE LUTE Or GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, SHOES and CLOTHING ALSO TRUNKS 3. It will par jon to gat our prices bafora pu chaslna; alsewhera. 604 SECOND ST., THE DALLES, ORXOOK Also branch at Grass Yalta?, Orsgoa HENRY L KUCK MANUFACTURER OT HARNESS AND STOCK SADDLES Cowboy Outfits a Specialty Dealer in Collars. Whips, Robe aad a general line of Hone Furnishing Goods, Tenta, Awninga and Wagta Covers. All work guaranteed. East Second St. THE DALLES, Or. Shaniko Drug Store CARRIES Patent Medicines Toilet and Medicated Soaps Perfumery, Jewelry Etc DR. S. L. PERKINS, Profrietor. IN. R- ROUL,SON GENERAL PLUMBER TINNEI Da alar In All Kinds, of PLUMBING GOODS AND TINWARE Agent for All Kinds of Farm Machinery Star Windmills and Meyers Pumps SHANIKO OREGON PHARMACY OREGON and Poultry, . Eggs and of Mill Feed, Etc. Produce. Write for Ptlcm. and Orockeryware.