he Madras Pioneer
t bllahcd cverj' Thursday by
i yrilVl V;p'ElAU FUttLlSllLVO CO.-
! auaaoniPTiON rates :
pnc yottr $1.50
Six months S5
Three montlm .i CO
' AtVKUTlSIXO HATK3 OS AWMCATION
Kntfticd ns second class inatlor Ancust
ISOt, at tlio rostolflce at .Mailing. Ore.,
tliulur' tlio Act of Congress of Maioh 8,1S7W.
s In Memory
'HUSDAY
May 30, 1907
The buttering ruins willi
JsV'liich the ancients tore down
furtiflcnljons were inere piny
tilings po.inpnred with a log
that brolcu lo.osu. in a Hood
Itiver sawmill a fyvv clays ng.
Imagine a grueu logs six J'eet in
diameter and twenty-four feet
long, sliding down u steep
clinte to a mill pond and strik
ing other logs so hard that it
bounded up the fori v loot in-j Tho fuvor in their veins iachlljed.
Bring swcot flowers
h tho sunny hours
And soatttor them o'er thegruvcH
Whore Uuth low
Dear friend, brave foe.
And tho weeping willow wtivea
O'er tlio turf that powa above
Hearts once warm with life and love.
ltring banners bright
As rays of light,
Tho bannor of tlio free,
And let them wavo
O'er each low gravev
Heat will the sweotor be.
Then bring tho Hag thev loved so well,
i no starry nag for which they toll.
Bring drum and fifo, '
As if wit,h life
They could tho still heart thrill;
Fire a salute
From eannon's throat
And lot tho buglo trill;
It will not break their rest profound,
The boat of drum or cannon's sound,
Dion no sad tears .
Above the biers
Where heroes sloop in peace;
, Front wounds that toll
Of shot and shell
They here found swcot rae'nfce.
1
MUD SPRINGS ITEMS
Mud Springs will givn an iooj
crenin social June S.
Some much needed improve
ments are being made nt the
Mud Springs school. A cistern
has just been completed and n
chimney is being built.
The Mud Spri mis school had
intended to Observe Decora
tion Day with a program tit
iIih cemetery and decoratinir
the giaves, but on account of
Miss Taylor's absence, the pro
gram has been given up.
The pupils of the schml are
having a few days vacation
while their teacher, Miss lithe
Taylor is absent, having rone
to The Dalles to attend com
inenceniiMit exercises of The
Dalles High Sclnol from which
her sister graduates on May
31.
ELECTRICAL STORM AT BEND
41cnd was visited by quite, n hovoio
electrical Htorni and a heavy downpom
of rain Tuesday afternoon, Two largo
pluc trees south of tlio 1'. . U. otllce
wore struck by lightning and a clunn
strip ripped, front the top to tho ground,
Tho fuses to U tla phones oil tho local
exchange excepting four woro burned
out, as woro also all tho long distance
phonos, Tlio storm was quite extended
in scope as it also visited 1'rlnovlllo and
burned out all tho phonos thoro except
throe. About an inch of water fell,
Bulletin.
McTAGGART &
HARDWARE
IMPLEMENTS
GROCERIES
AGENTS FOR
Clitie, oyer which logs aie
tisualh' drawn, and plunged
through the mill, carrying
everything before it, and out
t yinto the lutnjbej- yiird on the
other side. vl'l u.ndredsj&f logs
bad taken their 'dive hh tho
pond, according to the plan's of
the loggers, but this ohm struck
.other logs instead of 'the watei
and sped like the pioverbial
shot out 01 a cannon. A sight
like that would have astonish-
. ed not onlj' the ancients, but
also some moderns, who aie
. unfamiliar with the habits ol
logs as, large as Oregon pro
! ,ducs. Oregonian.
The passion in their hearts is stilled
Then gRi laiuls sjirend
Above the dofld;
l'oaco to each sleeper's soul
For them no more
The cannon's roar
Xorsad boll's solemn toll.
Our love hallows the sacred
po
r
Where heroes rost; disturb thorn not.
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E. .1. S
Croat Keys, Oregon,
BIRTHS
MAYES T the wife of George Mays,
on Suiuly, 3Iay 2(5, 1V07, a ton.
DEATH OF A PIONEER
Fred N. Wallace of Laidlaw
: liassed through Madras y ester-
)day, enroll te- to Antelope, to
kwhifh place he was summoned
;by the sad news ol the death of
,liis aged mother, Mrs.. N. W.
AYallaoe, who died Tuesday
jiiiight. Mrs. Wallace was ont
!uf the first settlers in Antelope
"Valley, having moved there
"with her husband' more than a
quarter. of a centuiy ago. The
'-old Wallace home, three miles
up the crtek from Antelope,
wit5 built on the stockade plan,
i that section bein; infested by
large bmals of hostile Indian.- j
at the time the Wallaces moved j
there, and frequent encounters j
were had with them. v
Mrs.,'Wallace was known to
all the older residents of this
part of the state. Iti her home
community, Antelope, she was
greatly beloved by all her
neighbors for her .many acts of
kindness, and she will be great
ly missed there. Her husband
died at Antelope three 3'ears
ago. Six children survive her:
;Mrs. feeorge Herbert, Mrs. Jay
T. Lucas, Mrs. J. II.' OaKes, Mrs.
.0. I. Wmuek, Fred !N. audi
Charles H. Wallace.
it
Carries a full line of clean
fresh drugs, perfumes and '
toilet articles
FRED J. DAMON
MADRAS, OREGON
THE DALLES HOSPITAL
Fine Handmade Harness
When in need of harnrss call
and see my full Hue f hiuul
tuiule lioiivy, medium mid
light harness. Made from the
Best California Oak Tanned Harness Leather
All llunip"" Strietl v llrst clus .
mid (HI A 11 A NT1513D
A Full line ol whip, Uridlos
(mil Hiilters, Miiiiimwh n n il
Always o n Huud. Shoe
ltouiirhiir, All work nuat'y
and (iroui iLly lom
COLUMBIA SOUTHERN
RAILWAY CO.
TIME TABLE NO. 10.
KfltM'liro J illy S, 1901.
fnrr
Ituiiml
No. i. '
1 mTIONK.
Daily
, 1
a.Ys .m. "' KT "
'XXflp.ni.i UilMn
juii.! Kink
3.atfi.m. Wmhhi
a.iap.111.! Klomlyhe
1 Nurth
' IhillUtl
I No. I.
I )llj'
I I'm..
II 'i.m ArrUi
ll.19rt.lll.
11.10 K III.'
11,00 ft. III. I
10.-tftli.rn.!
IP.WH.UI.'
n.Hii.iii.' Summit
x-Mn iit l Hhv c Jm !lalix.n.
.lS.iu,i Df.MiMui lU.M.ni.
SUfilun. Mow j 88n.m.
4.IUIIJM. KtuSlnvllle VJRh.ih
l.twn. Ur'wVftll'y .n,tn
4,8ti.m. Ilntirboii KJn.m.
X II n in i Wtit I S Mn.m
. . 4.21 fi.liiJ U llwiT I &.HIR.111.
Arrive. 5.Wt.tn,J Hhmilko j S.OOrt.m.lUmve.
MADRAS, OREGON
For rate nuil oilier lli(irmUnn iipply to
A. L. CIIAIQ, OoneraJ I'MwiiKer Aft.,
I'OftlrtWl. OfORon.
B. S. LARKIN, MADRAS, OR.; wt.ttoi
JHtut mi u
SJ.
T
NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
House has been thoroughly renovated. No better table in Cen
tral Oregon for the money. Your wants will be cotnteously
attended to. Headquarters for traveling men.
First-class Livery in Connection
J. W. LIVINGSTON, Proprietor
MADRAS, ' OREGON
SCRAMBLE FOR TIMBER
Tlie .Dalles, Oregon.
A PRIVATE HOSPITAL
for the treatment of all medical mid
buojicuI dlseasea, except auoh as are
contagious.
PATIENTS MAY EMPLOY THEIE
0m PHYSICIANS
Trainliitr School for norfen in connec
rion. Fr information concerning the
same HUorew .Supt. of Nurses.
HOSPIT RU HATES
From $10 to $21 per week, nccordinu
to room, including hospital care am)
board. ,
- Albany, Or., May 20. Un
qnnllecl in interest by any land
.movement that ever prevailed!
here, the contest for Southern
Paciiie limbei land contintn-s
un.abaleil. Every timber belt
in Linn county is Jill.'d with
cruisers and squatters." 13usi
nefj and jirofessional men and
workmen of all trades and
classes in' this city are takintr
part in tjio lnovenieni. Though
tn'any who are tiling ailica
tions have Jittle faith in the
movement, it is the disposition
to "lake a uhanee." Many ar
gue that they sat still and saw
ail the Oregon' timber 'claims
taken and they tire not going to
lotuiotheropportunjty, however 1
small the chance of its realign-'
tion, slit by. The taking of
timoe.r ol'aims was regarded as
a .wild scheme ten years ago,
they say, and the, future may
prove the wigiloni of llling on
the railroad laud grafif u't this
time
For further information address
DRS. FERGUSON & REfJTER, '
The Dalles. Oregon,
f . .Mr mik
w
a at jkac.rii rv i w iiu w ift. n. &l . a. . .
I ' UUCt -tTu l1!,
MERCHANDISE
. Clothing, Bootw
Shoes, Ktc
Prompt Atteiatiqn to Mail Orders
PR.INEVILL.E, .ORKC3().
Brlzzly Late Lumber Compan
S MEAT MARKET
Reasonable prices
and courteous
treatment to all
D. W. ADAMS, Proprietor
Orders by stne
iven prompt at
tention and no
charge for deliv'ry
"VP
FRESH AND CURED MEATS
MADRAS,
Market Ngxt Door to Madras Pharmacy
OREGON
Tf .it . k
I I K - . . 1 1 . - .uu 1 II . I II. 1
fill orders for
Rough and Dressed Lumber
Moulding: and Shingles
TI. I . At I. 'II I . 1. 1 1 1 -II- ....!
including DOORS and WINDOWS
The Hiilenniiin Hi the vnrtl uill nlmi lliul lima ik-i mmoh iIU ta lu.M
limuumin m'.ro nmi'iuuory, rtii't tm oulttfr tliau ovwr jr.'ar- w "ij'jij
tllO llt-IlliltKIH of iU CIlHtOIIIL-ra.
S a m m m m J r m
1 iri''nt s r 1 aam 1 in ami u ir 1
0
9
6
Stallion
for
tew
Z. F. MOODY
GENERAL MMMISSIOM & i t
FORWARDING MERCHANT : :
l.urgO anil CoiiiiiioiIIoiih Wan-lioimrt. CollnlKliriieiilii HUi't(,
I'rompt HttHinion paid in tln.xo who Javor u
wltfi tlmlr pulroiiMge.
SHANIKO, OREGON
?
ii
It.
The big Bilglan, propjrly of th: Hiyjtack Livestock
Breeders Association, will be kept at the Leach place,
three mi!e3 west of Limonla, during season co.nnicnaig
April 7tlt. Tins horse has proven a sure foal-gcltcf and
his colls are giving good satisfaction.
Haystack UmM Breeders Association
Out-of-doors" vlth a STOVENS
beet thins for a jirowln g bo I
Learning to ahoot well and
ocquirlnj; qualities of
SHLP-CONTROL, DECISION, AND
MANLINi'SS
J1 diu to 9TXVKSB FJHiJAlOW EUUCATIO.V.
Ask your pooler for Ktwens Itltlos
u saiji dli-ect, hxi.uk nnmulil. udoij
i-wjipt of CutaloFPnTTi: J
n mm mty tm m mm
tern
J. STEVENS ARMS & TOOL CO.
P. O, IJox 4097
Chlcopw rcJte, MaW U.S.A.
From Band to Siiaiio and all interior points
New and Up-to-date Qutfit
SPECIAL A1TENTION TO TRAVELING MEN
Till-; HOST KCISNIC ItOUTK IX
JIKST JiA'riXG IlUl'HUK OX
OUNTJCAL OUICOOX
AKY KTAOJi LINK
nx.k eo.u.U;. Prompt nttt-nt on jtiven to tvrtm ail,t (tt .
iroglitanjuciulty. Kur niton mi. Iron kkK' J .tut
J. W. & M, A. ROBINSON & CO., or J. II. OVeUTURP, Ajfcnt
Alndras, Ore-011 imnlko, Orc,;oit '
ft S 'it 'S -jS
Sfeniko Warehouse Company
ORNURAL STORAGE AND FORWARD0
Bpeclnl nttontlon to Wool Ceding I5all,i!rSS''
tnonts, Dcalorw In JliiclnniUh Ooul, Lima and J,ull,r artB
of U klmli. Rulphnr, Wool and Grain Huclta nd iw gt0k
Flour and Food. Highest prlco paid for Hides m d l"'kt
Yardi with nil thn !n7.t mul limit facilities for hnan
(lb
to
to
to
to
to
Yardi with nil tho lutlat and bcut facllltlea
Murk Goodi Car of
W. Co.
T, G. CONDON, Mni
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