at Madras
the
this
lines
vis
last
"rJL?.n&A a noaltlon
1
fj g perclval Is IP""""
"ai I!0" ,eft ,hls mrnlnR
cortyisittO Uicuuv....,--
..... In town
41 nLmn wua
t.mh was it
i.LeDl iHrnd last-week
L. Prinevwo "M -
H"1"":' .j. ,,.r,trV On
DtbeOpal rra-n- -
L m ,nd wife were visiting Mends
L(rtioD Tuesday. "
pt
! I.
L r V Fulton has been retained
UnA of directors.
! . it Craie leave tomorrow
a. 0y home ' -' " -
ffl0ie, with relatives.
who has been worn
' l- Mn.lrn Willi
..J! rfiurneu i
1,JJUI"C .
f the first of me wee.
L.i,fcMDttrchased the remain
L nock and all of the futures o
.., Mi ine Mcrcmu..0 v.-.
iliwr'"' ...,
..mfnrVOUt "
.Km of millinery tfoods, first aoor
Rowh'i mcat market.
SWEETING CSC SMITH.
HntwDolv of carbon dioxid
i.w and strychnine kept on
LiheMsdras I'liarmacy. M.,Ii
eCrutly Lake Lumber Co. can
I ill orders. Doors, windows ana
.ibooaband. Call on the lum
I roan for prices. m3tf
in tf.IWriiett fr farming and
r liod. FuniiB for mile in mo
Mil of Crook county. r. O
iColwr, OreKon.
Lib Slroud, democratic candidate for
lijuiMtveraldaysin this locality
iU Utter part ol lasi wcck, meet
lours of Ihe prtcmct.
d ruber was m Madras the latter
rfltit tek for the first time since
titikcn don with his serious at
kflitsi, tome three months ago.
ehVtl PoinJexter is the mort pop
keatlrr at the countyscnt; Under
Moment, Courteous treatment,
nmodilion and popular prices.
wM.E Collins, a teacher in the
i tttnee, passed through Madras
Interne to ihe schools n Warm
Ajwcv, where she has n position.
b)Bt) eiftiumili- of li'L'iil lilitnitN for
L-luilnu warritutv mul unit claim
l.ml.rltltl mul i-rim nifirliriitp.'M.
Joitice court blanks mi l Juttlco
iki a ipciaiiy.-j-. J. iJrooK.
ftmJrailland pump at Sage Brush j
tJtKtlved and nut in nlnre. niiri,
pctjinng wa;er tan nuw be acconv
A hand pumn ts provided for
mbe windfalls.
L A. Young.
tf Husiey, who had charge of
Ms Mtllinc & Mercantile Com.1
httejtthis place, for the Mcr-
' noteaive Association of Port
itMiyforhu h "line at I'nrll-inil
ifopoicd of the Sir k And fixture
hah.
Once Smith an-1 her sister, Miss
e this week for their former home
KIJton, Indiana, where thev will
simmer. Miss Ornrr. whn
Fl'" Grades in the M.nlms.
0Uias heen reHwed by the
nam am m num. ...i..-
-- ...,M ... .jvf.i;iiiui;i
J r duties with the reopening
Mi.
p 8. Devoe. a Icctuter on Wm
'8iP0keat thetrlmnl linn., m
Ptcnlt Tuesday evening to a.
i uicnce, Mr3l Devoc is a?
! ,he "ate of Illinois, and is
m l this limp i.., .1.. .....
f he cau of equal
i nho was ilpfr.M-,t t ..-
the iepub,c.m nomination
r011"! opnonc,,.. i I. .......
hj'iv m , "y'?yi
yiey is of paramount
mK to the Bnu ; ,
' 4 w out on june 4,h and
PNllll.
IS. tnB,K6and Portland. ...
nday and will heicaf.er run
My...... upon its ar
C'7 b,,nnil". nd is v
""OtCejSllMr.H o ...... ., . '
hiorj,.,, 1 oi. irom
lirCVtltaVMl,0r1,
Mrs. C. V. Wilson returned today
from a visit nt Culver.
George V, Peters, of CtllVe'ri was a
visitor in Madras this morning.
Mrs. W. H. Peck, of Culver, was lb
town on last TuesdiV evening
Ifiart McLatSghlirt, coqnty road rrUstcr,
wa in town the (irst of the week.
Miss Lillie Read, of CUjVcr, has been
visiting friends in town during the week.
Uorn, to the wife of Isaac Serler, on
Saturday, May i'e), Vtjofe, an eight pound
girl.
ii
S. D." Percival and wife were in town on
Monday, from their home in Porter
Spring canyon.
M. ll. He'll, of I'rineVille, democratic
candidate for thc county trcasurership, is
in town today,
Mrs. ). C. Roolnson returned flrt Sun
day afternoon after a ten days' visit with
relatives at Thc Dalles.
Max Lueddcmann and wife returned on
Sunday afternoon from a. week's visit in
Portland and at The Dalles.
J. T, Robinson is looking after business
matters in Portland, this week, He is ex
pected home at the end of the week.
Mrs. Myrtle J. Williams and Miss
Cowles were in Madras today from the
Cowlcs home near the Deschutes river
ferry.
i
Wnrrcn Hrown, democratic nominee
for county jrlerk, was, in Madias during
the early part of the week In the interest
of his candidacy..
The Pioneer oflke is prepaied to turn
out all classes ..of up to date commercial
job printing. New stock, newnachinery,
new type, Satisfaction guaranteed.
Ward Rutherfp.rd was in town on Sun-.l
day mor.njpg, on Ins way from Latdlaw to
the railroad. Mr. Ruthuerford Is on his
way to his olfl home in New York, where
he expects to visit for two or three
months.
John T.Jlcnnett returned from Port
land last weejc, nnd has moved his family
to Hood RiVer, where they expect to
spend the summer. Mr. Dennett has
employment in the carpenter's trade at;
Portland.
Will Barber has been hauling ice for
the Charles Waterhouse ice house at 'this
place during the week. The ice was cut
off of Urhil" r.ake cjuring the winter, and
has been k,ept in ice houses in that vicin
ity until now.
William Johnson, candidate on the re
pubhean ticket for county clerk, was in1.
Madras (ast Monday. Mr. Johnson ex.
presses himself as quite confident of sue
cess in the election in June, nnd in fact he
thinks that republicans ar,e rallying to the
support of Ihe ticket all through the coun
ty. Although the time is sliotl, he it at
tempting to get Into all sections of the
county to meet thc voters.
Fred S. Stanley, secretary of the Dcs
chutes Irrigation & Power Co, was in
town this morning on his way to Red-'
nnnd on a tour of inspection. He is'
(raveling t.i the company's large automo
bile, which met him at Shamko, nnd
is proving a great success on the roads of
Central Oregon. M. Stanley Js accom-J
janied by a party qf land seekers, who
are going in to look over the irrigated dis
trict. , .
V. W. Gordon and IiIh dntielitnr,
Mine Ik'lni, woro vlMton In .Madras
from ilo Wnrmaprlngs ngn"y. hl"
iimrnliitr. Mr. (iordoti linn olmn-u or
tho volnntiMT vvoatlior Btut(o ni
WarmcprlngH, and from lime to time-
Iihh furnlBlii'd II.Ih paper with lntrt8t
lug w.'iitlmr iiowh. He miyH In Mnrah
thoro wiia over threw IiicIiph of rainfall,
Lnt tlmt durliiL' Ant ll le than N
quarter oi nn Inch Ml. The rnlnfnll
thin month him beon uniisunlly noavy
for Muy.
OPPOSE EQUAL SUFFRAGE
Portland Buolhoes Mori Bellovo It
Injurious to Welfare of State.
In tliufle daya when, tho spirit of n
proHtcr OroL'on In Ho air tno siuip
etui ill itllbrd to hhsiiiiio tlio hnndlcup
of woman millrage. Most people
tlilnlt tuat there la no ilungor of It
puhKliiK, but whim It iHcniiHldored thul
Mix yt'Hni ngo it only fuilei y Bn"'
20110 voti'H ln thu uiitlro state, und that
tiluit tlmn tho wonmn HiillraglHta
had no mnnoy, whllo today they havo
itmpnlgn fund or more tnun siu,inm
ii huvo 12 Htieuliora Imported from
otlur iitnU'H eRtnimlgning through
Ore(in, thu dwngor will booomo p
trtiut.
Ho xurlotiH duos the litiigef apponr to
ii..
' l.tlttlneBS men or I'oriiaini ini
ni Hum 200 of them roculltly pub-
nwl u nrotfBt nurulitBt woman wif
fnigo ov-ur tliHlr own HlgnuturuH. The
t ih publlhhed contalnoil tno mime
pruutlcully overy oointiiiToiiil Inter-
nitttiufiioturtiiK nnd uiuuauini,
oimfalnod In the Btuto of Ort'gon. The
mutt who Hlgpod this prqteet ropresem
nil wullinnf lifo 811(1 till polltlcill r-
lion. They are not polltlolium In any
huiiho of thu word. They aro certainly
lotil of the braliiB of the stuie, nun
oif.nr. from thorn Ih certainly worm
reful oomddrtlou of every oitlzon,
Ve Want a share of our trade for
1 9 O 6
Our High Grade goods offered, service and
Low Prices, Merit It
CENTRAL OREGON'S
BIG
DEPARTMENT STORE
Every cash purchaser can have a Grand
Entertainer a Talking Machine irt the
home. We are giving them away. Get in
formed and save our Coupons.
Following, in tho.languago of the pro
lew' iih pipli"tf'd:
VW.e, the undersigned, bellevo that
ll would be Injurious to Din general
wi-lfuru und development of Oregon
and therefore iiiiwIho to adopt woman
niifl'iitge at thin time. We believe fur
ther that a livrgo majority of the wom
en of the Htato do not want it, We
take thia mcana of recording our qp-
poHltlon to the proposed n mend me tit
to be voted upon June 4, 1000.''
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
D
it. iiAuor.i) cLaukk
THE DALLES HOSPITAL
DENTIST
All kind) of Dental Work at reasonable prices.
I'ltlNKVIIXE, OltEOON
ljt C. COLLVER
NOTARY PUBLIC
JnsnCE OP TUB 1ECE
CUI.VKII l'UKCINCT
CULVER OREGON
TTlxe IDalles, Oregon
;A PRIVATE HOSPITAL
for the treatment of all medical and
Hurgical diseases, except euoh as are
contagious.
PATIENTS MAY EMPLOY THEIE
OWN PHYSICIANS
Training School for nurses in connec
tion. For information concerning the
tMu nddrew.Supt. of Nurses.
HOSPITAL RATES
From $10 to $21 per week, according
10 room, including hospital euro and
board.
If H. 8NOOK
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Ofiico In Druu Sloro.
ifAUIMS OKKGON
AX LUEDDEMANN
NOTARY PUBLIC
Tuwiultc llulUIIng
For further Inforiiintlon uddrers
DRS. FERGUSON & REIITER,
. The Dalles, Oregon.
MADRAS
OREGON
iO.V 1'. UK A
ROTARY PUBLIC AND
U. S. COMMISSIONER
MADItAS
OUKOON
l
till
111
IU
list
Of
eat
tyi
K.pt
R CUt
J. W. BOONE
Dealur In horho-mndo
i
Harness &Saddles
Try our mttko o( Whlto Htver Trco
Htock BntMlo. TUo best In tho miuket.
PRIHEVILLE OREGON
CULVER HOTEL
AND FEED BARN
I'KKKY IlKKD, Mtumgor.
GOOD HEALS CLEAN BEDS
NEW BUILDINGS .
OltAIK ANT) HAY OK ALL KINDS FOH BALK
1'ltICES HKABONAHLlt. ,
CULVER
OREGON
Fine Handmade Harness
When In ueod of harness call
nnd aeo my full, line of hand
made heavy, ' medium and
light harness- Made from thu
Desl California Oak Tanned Harness Leather
All IliinieNs Strictly first ulw
A nnd OlTAItANTKlfll),,,
A Full lino of whip, 1i,l,,.8
und Halters, HarnoM and Hud
dles Always on llaiul. bhoo
Ropulrlng. All work noatiy
ntid promptly done
B. S. LARKIN, MADRAS, OR.
B. V. ALLEN, Prc&idout.
T. M. IIalduin. Cashier.
Will Wvrzweilkr Vice Pres.
H . IUliiwik, Asst. Cashier.
NO. 3851 .
The First National Bank
OF PRINEVILLE. OREGON
ESTABLISHED 1888
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits
$80,000.00
WALL PAPER
P'ne new line of tli'e latest
patterns is now being
sold at bedrock prices
-This papering ban just
arrived. Call and see it
Our storo is the place to buy
IFXTIES 2ST X 1? TT IES 33
LOUGKS & WILSON
SA-WMI LL
COMPTON & M'MEEKIN, Props.
The new Fiiwmlll Is In operation
Woll supplied with nil kinds of rough
..LUMBER..
Dressed lumber on hntid as soon as
seasoned (or )luuing,
GrizzlV - Oregon
Prince Corbet
BAY PERCHERON STALLION
Will mnko tho season until July 20
ns follows! At' Madras, .Mondajs,
Thursdiivs and daturdavs. At
Lle & Urowu's Tuosilays and
Wedijusduys. At SaKubrusJi ps.
Wednesday afternoon. Fridays at
Jiomo ranch.
TKUMS-. SO slnglo service; $10 ,
suasun; $15 to Insure.
PETER AIARNACri, OWNER
3iin in your orders for
Commercial Job Printing.
Our fine new outfit is now
fa on the way in and will be
turning out up-to-date
work in short order.
The Pioneer office will
h ah exponent of the
A RT
OF
CLEAN PRINTING
OBfeiafrfe .Sflltfetf'rii .V'irti tZfSsL'm G&itFM'ms mi
mmm&mmmw9m mem m
Clay pool Brothers I
GENERAL
Merchandise
Clotliing, Boots
Shoes, Etc
Prompt Attention to Mail Orders
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
i L
J
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t
VERY
The best in Shaniko
Good Stock. Careful Drivers
Best of Hay and Grain Fed
At Very Reasonable Prices
D. A. Howe!!, Shaniko, Or.
A. E. CROSBY
PROPRIETOR
POSTOFFICE PHARMACY
Carries a Corap.ete Line of Drugs, Jleillolnes, Chemicals, Household Remedies,
Druggists' Sundries ami Photo Supplies. Country Mail Orders I give my personal
attention. A Graduate in charge. Safe delivery guaranteed. Your prescription
in y specialty. Strychnine, and Pest Destroyers. Stork Foods and Dips of all kinds.
Agancy for Eastman Kodaks. Both "Phones. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE DALLES,
l
OREGON
to
ft
iss
to
to
to
to
to
Shaniko Warehouse Company
OENERAL STORAGE AND FORVARDING
Special attention to Wool Grading and Baling for Eastern ship
ments. Dealers in Blacksmith Oo.il, Lime and Builders' Material
of all kinds. Sulphur, Wool and Grain Sacks and Twirjo, Grain,
Flour and Feed. Highest price paid for Hides and Felto. Stock
Yards with all the latest and best facilities for handling Stock.
Mark Goods Care of
"S. W. Co."
T. G. CONDON, Manager.
1
Farmers
Market
HAS REOPENED WITH
A FINE LINE OF THE
CHOICEST
MEATS
BUTTER, . EGGS AND
VEGETABLES
A. Pierson, Prop. Madras, Oregon
Z. F. MOODY
GENERAL COMMISSION &
FORWARDING MERCHANT j
1
Largo and CoramjidJous WaroUWko. Conignmenti Solicited,
.rroinpi aueutloii paid to those who iavor us
vuiu their patronage ,
SHANIKO. OREGON I