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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-17
OLSMITH'S

cuaota Rey & companys Clear EE
wanna goods,
stiekney's Chaneeliors,
Rlce's Mercantile, and
Agent Cigars.
Niles & moser's Tom Moore and
Henry George cigars.
Fritz Bros, La Josephine and
oris eigara.
.caPaduras, Tom Kesnes, Porta Ri-,si
sawlog stogies.
Start the New Year right buy a
box.
oLsmiTHs. 1f5 South Division 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-17

Trouble is brewing in local church
circles.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-14
hATsl HATsl HATs!

Meet Mrs. wildman at Mrs. RIch's in afternoon. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday of this week A full line of hats and millinery goods.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-14
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
 ARE IN TOMBSTONE
lPrnsnecforl

(Prospector)
 Frank M Murphy, president of the Development company of America arrived in Tombstone yesterday OF 3 tour of inspection which includes the Tombstone Consolidated.
 Every intelligent citizen of Arizona lis acquainted with the remarkable financial record of Frank Murphy. who through inherent business quail ties, along w4h a most agreeable per sonality and unassailabie rectitude has graoually risen from a plain, fundless frontier boy to be the leader Of fnanciering in the Territory MT Murphy vindicated his claim to ability as an investor in mines when ne pm ned his faith to Cangrass and wYn out magnificently with unquestionsbly the leading gold mine of the territory Confidence in his judgment secured the extension of the Santa F'e sys tenn from the A. & P. line to Phoenix and is now operating to extend ihe same through the heart of the terri
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-14
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THE BENSON sMELTER.
Construction Work Continues Win
 cut Interruption.

During the past week there has not been hitch in the coast ucticn work at the smelteT. says the Benson Press. everything going along nicely although some of the machinery is delayed a day or two in it's arrival Prospectors and mine operators visit ing the premises are encouraged, as they can foretell an early blox ir day of the plant that will put large bunch of activity into this commu nifty, both for the business men Of Benson and the man that is delvine in the bowels of the earth out in the hills where copper, gold and silver exist in paying quantities.
 The local smelter will assist in mak ing Benson one of the best towns ir the territory. The question of or* to feed the furnace has been settled beyond any doubt. and the question oi one or more additional furnaces will soon have to be considered by the Southwestern company. They are here, however. to meet all demands and they will meet future require ments as occasion requires.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-14
IN THE MINES
S && & a & sa a a d sa a a a sa s & d a

1 tory. His judgment has never failed and the fact after such a suece ssfal career as manager and investor he sees his way clear to stand by the Tombstone Consolidated, is matter of profound reorganization to Tomb stone. It was not & venture, as facil- ities were at hand to test the re- sources of this camp. and since, after utilizing those facilities. a gentleman of such eminent ability as MT. Murphy sees it to stand pat with the Tomb stone Consolidated, we should certain ly have full confidence in the oG.- come.
 B. T. Cheney and wife, of Boston. arrived in Tombstone this morning in their private car. MT. Cheney Is a director in the American Development Company. which is really a parent company of the Tombstone Consoli- dated He is also a director in the last named company and a prominent official in the Santa Fe railroai l company.
 The manner in which distinguished business men seem attracted to Tomb. stone is a-matter Of much significance especially since these gentlemen al most invariably express great conf dence in the outcome of the camp, after making mature investigations. Mr. Cheney and President Murphy may remain over. in Tombstone to- morrow
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-14
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SAYS MITCHELL WILL GO.
Copper Country StoekhoIder Favors
 Early Resumption of Work.

Copper Country StoekhoIder Favors
 Early Resumption of Work.
 Frank James, of Hancock, who ;s one of the Mitchell Development com pany's largest stockholders. was here yesterday, says the Marquette Mining Journal. coming down to arrange an early meeting of the directors to take steps for the securing of a renewal of the lease or the corporations pres ent claims.
 Mir. James visited the Mitchell twice, at one time spending over a month inspecting that and other Ari- zona properties in company with cop per country mining men MT, James said that the copper country nlen iI- teFested in the property are anxious for a resumption of work Captain Chynoweth. the copper couptry's larg- est shareholder, also is anxious for an early start. he sais The cap. tain has examined the property and is confident a mine will be develop ed if the work is properly prosecut- ed.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-14
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AN IMPORTANT VISIT.

The appearance of the directors ol ;he Calumet & Arizona mining com pany in this section gives rise to the expectation that very soon additional furnaces will be building at the smel ter plant of that company in Douglas It is known that Bonanza Circle ore Is becoming more plentiful in the Warren district every day and that the present plant is etirely made quate to accommodate the output oi ore which will demand attention within short time. A rumor is also current that the C. & A. is at pres ent negotiating for a townsite in this locality.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-14
WORLDS FAIR RATES.

Can at E. P. 6 s. W. depot for the cheapest rates to St Louis, Chicago and all points East. single or round trip; also summer excursion rates to coast points. We can give you the cheapest rates via the best routes to anywhere you want tc go.
 H. H. NEEDHAM.
 Agent.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-12


25 dozen Mems stiff bosom Shirts, all sizes No. 81
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Mems dress Negligee Shirts, all sizes and N ~ p
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Mems Work Shirts, factory damaged. csc =
Mems blue bib and no bib Overal1s. soc q
Mems heavy feeced Underwear, SOC and Nno q
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Mems cotton Sweaters, 75c value. -. soc N
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Mems Work Gloves. worth aud sold for SOC Or -
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Mems Cellulod Collars. ......... .5c ~
Mems dress Straw Hats, all shapes and Enc M
prices for 15c, 25c, 35c and. s9VFA A
Mems 150, 50 and $50 Stiff Hats.,.......7 zoe SK
Odd lot Mems Soft Hats in light colors nOc III
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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-02-25
RaIIroad OUTLOOK.

Two officials of the o. X. 4 N. Co,
the chief engineer and the traitc mana
esr. arrived 1T Arlington last Friday In
special car and. taking team there,
drove ont over tbe Iins Of the proposed
Arlington. Condon railroad. They en-
gagged the team for Condon but are not
known 10 have been here although the
GiOBE has been informed that they weTs
sesn on the ridge iew miles north OF
town apparently looking over the sur
vey OF the pfopsed road. THIS sOnld 10.
dicats that ths much needed line Of road
IL still receiving the attention OF the D.
Il. Il N. Co. snd may he taken Ne an en-
couragIng omen that that company or
some one acting Tor them mean to build
the road. Ii mt probable that hivh
officials oi that company would make
this trip for pleasure 0r iur their health
nnder the present eon'litions oi ron'is
and weather anil Il may In safely taken
far granted that their basiness wss Of
considerable Importance.
lion g. A. Daaneman, while In Port.
hand not long sInee. was informed by
W. w. Gotten, chief attorney Tor the
o. n. 4 N. Co.. that the road " III surely
be huiit and that Hciive worK will coar
mrnce about May lat. II certainly looks
~ thoneh things will be doing In grand
old Gillian next Summer.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-02-25
The ground hog did not lie III. year.

The ground hog did not lie this year.
r II. GalbrAllh. the iolly stockman
Of Mnysllle precinct, was In town Mon.
day. lie SAYS stock has been doing veil
In Ills neighborhood tho past Winter and
are na9 la hne condition.
No new cases Of smallpox have been
reported In town since our last Issue and
hut one IN the country, one oi the Aus.
tin family on Mainsy Flat. The case
IL said 10 bs very mild. There seems 20
he no occasion 10 fear fnrtheT eprsad Of
of the dieease aud the town vii no
ioubt soon resume lts normal condi.
tion,
A general scrap nj dance at Awhile
Tuesday night " last week resulted In
number 0l arrests being made In that
nslKhhFhood the warrants were issned
from Justlcs NPals's court In this pre-
oInct. III lalmeV was thu complaining
witness and the men arrested were Dave
Jim. Ben and III McMnllen. The boys
Al entered pleas II gnilty and paid their
anes. I'D paid $40 Tor dIsturldnga pub-
IIc meetlng while the other three we're
assessed at $50 each on that charge and
$40 each on chare~ oi assault aud bat
terry. Deputy District Attorney Caller,
Of Fossil. was here TO prosecute the cases
lul the sclion Of the defendants IN plead
Ing guilty stopped further proceedings
aud court adIaurnrd.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-02-25
Gillian Asked for Special
Exhibit.

The following letter has been received
by the GLoRR from Mr.. Henry +. Reed.
secretary ~ the Lewis aud Clark Fair.
The suggestions contained therein are
submitted TO the people OF Gillian coun-
~ for consideration
Portland, Oregon, February q, 1904.
Dear Sir
An official Invitation IL hereby
extended to Gillian county u make n
special exhIbiLsirher In its oSn behalf
or In connection with some other body.
municipal or otherwise. at the Lrwi-
aud Clark Centennial Exposition to be
held In Portland IN 1895. Il Ia the pnr.
pose Of the Exposition to encourage
comprehensive exhibits by counties AMI
by chambers OF cnmmerce, boards Of
trade AMI other commercial organiZA-
tions. For exhibits OF this character,
illustrating the resources, industries and
PROCESS Of communities, the following
regulations have been provided:
First: The preparing and installing
Of exhibits by connties or organiEa'
tions will I've left to the counties or M-
gaizati0ns in whose name Ur under whose
authority the exhibits are made. Conn
ties or organizations may erect separate
buildings, or may install their exhibits
in the state builiing Of the state in which
the connty or organization Is located,
Space will ba 'pr"Vid-
Ell on the Exposition grounis fnr all
buildings erected by counties and "r-
gAnixatlons and no charge will bs made
theretnr. Plms ani specifications for
Such hnildings shalt be submitted to the
Director. General for his approval.
Second: All cnllective exhibits made
by counties and trade organizations will
be permitted tn participate IA the
general competition; that is be both
collective and competitive.
l desire to enlist your cooperation
and support in this movement, and re-
specially to urge early consideration o
this invitation so that, IL favorable action
be taken, we inay Aliht the necessary
space and give you ample time to pro
ceed with preparations for your EXHIBIT
Whatever may be the decision upon ouI
invitation, am satisfied we eau shape
our plans 80 ne to harmonlEr ell tffnrt'
TO the end that your exhibit nav b,
highly creditable, not only to your pro
vrsssiVs community aud state, but to th'
Exposition as we'll.
We feel c0ntidant that the arrange
ment we propose will offer To counties ~
exceptional opportunity nf demons trat
ing their potentialities ut the Lewis aud
Clark Exposition Of 1906, and that th'
result Of exhibits male in this way vii
be beneficial to all.
Very respectfully,
llENRY +. REED,
Director IT Exploitation
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-02-25
Democratic State Central
Committee.

AT the meeting Il the Democratic
State central committee held in Portland
last Monday, Tuesday, April 10, was se-
lpctpl Rs the date of the state conven-
ti0n, Chairman Sam White, OF Baker
City, presl,ip.l y, the u-eting. The APP
pnrtionmen, "f delegates to the state
convention WIS made an the basis of
one delegate for each l75 vntes cast for
Governor Chamberlain at the last elee-
tion and one delegate at large from each
comfy. The representation frOIh each
county will therefore he ne folows:
Baker, Is. Benton, 8; CArkamas, Ill
Cla,sop, z; Colombia, 4; Goos, 8; Crook
4; Curry, 2; Douglas, -; Gillian, 8;
Grant, 8; Harney, 8: Jackson. 10;
Josephine. s; klamath. 8, Lake, 8; Lane
10; lincoln, 8; Linn, lS; Malheur. 4;
Marion, IL; Morrow, 8; Mnltnomah. 4S;
Polk, z; sherman, 3;TiIIamook. 3;Uma.
tiIla, IS; Union, IL; Wallowa, 6; Wasco,
8; Washington, 0; Wheeler, 3; Yamhin
8. Total go.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-02-25

Total nunlher ot neleRRtes 90
VI. L. WEATHRRFnRD, J A. McMnRRIs.
Clerk. Chairman
The committee hae selected Wednes-
dav, April Is, as the date for primaries
and SATURDAY, April IS, as the date for
the convention,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-02-25
Gillian InL.uck.

The jail population was diminished
by four last Friday morning when J. A.
Wilson, U. \. Deputy Marshal from
Portland. took away the four nrn who
have been held on a charge oi burglary
from BIalock. The store which WAS
bnFglaFiEe'i is also used ~ post uilice
aud when this fact became known tO the
u. y. authorities they ut one proceeded
TO take charge Of the alleged cFiminala.
W. W Banks deputy U. 3. district NJ.
tornev, was here Ia .prpsecnte the case
which came up Tor hearing before U. \.
Commissioner q Bowsrman. The accuses!
nlrnall entered pleas ol not guilty hut
the evidences A,iduced Was sufficiently
strong 10 warrant the commissioner In
holding them under tl 900 mnds to the
U. 4. grand jury. W. J. Mariner, ot
Blahck, ]. J Fitzgerald, an o. II, & N.
detective who arreste three Of the men,
city marshal wood, oi The DAlies. who
assisted In making the arrests and WV.
Clancy. an o. r. & N. conductor. we're
present Nv witnrssss. THIS c"untv 10
lucky In getting rid oi the qnarteite ~
the expense Of their keep trom nov an.
I'll court meets and the cost Of their
trial would have been considerable.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-02-25
warNawa.

Wa news Of n positively reliable ns.
tnre Is hnri to obtain but all reports
agree that the little brow men are too
murh inr the hig Russians. Latest repnTts
sav that In Iand engagement on the
Yalu river. tile Japs gained decided
Victory killing 26OO Russians. Further
reports state that the JapanPse aRsin,
on SUNDAY night. under cover oi darkness
entered the haTboV at Port Arlbnr and
destroyed iDur torpedo h,at dsstroyeru
tins seriously impariny Rnssia's feet.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-02-25
Democratic County Central
CommItte Meets.

The Democratle Comfy Central Com
mmittee met In Judge Dnnn'r otiire
Feh'nary 20. At 90 p "a. J. A. me-
Mnrris was elected permanent chairman
and v. 4. WeatherfoTd clerk of the
meeting.
On nobion oi G.S.Smith II WAS car
ried that the hase from which delegates
Ia the county convention be chosen
should be- nne delegate At large and one
delegate for every Ii,een votes and frac-
tion over half cast for Supreme Judge
At the last regular election.
Motion carr ei that chairman aD.
point q committee of three, himself
chairman. to set day t'r primaries
and convention. Judge Damn and Il.
schiIIing were appointed on the com,
mittee.
There heing no other business tn comr
before tie meeting motion to adj"urn
WAS carried.
Following is the apportionm'nt AMI
total numbrr Of electors voting for Su-
preme Judge:
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-02-25
Escaped an Awful Fate.

Mr.. II. Haggins, oi Melbourne, Fla,
writes" MY doctor told me had Con.
sumption and nothing could be dome for
me. was given up 10 die, The Offer
Of free trial bottle of Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption induced me
To try It. R-snIts were startling. Tam
now on the raad to recovery and owe all
to DIR. Kings New Discovery. It surely
saved INV life.
This great remedy is guaranteed for all
Throat and Lung diseases by Cond0u
Pharmacy. Price 5Oc and 81 90. Tia
bottles free.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-02-25
Another Case of Rheumatism
Cured by Chamberlain's Pain
Balm

The efficacy Of Chamherlain's Pain
Balm in the relief Of rheumatism is he
ing demonstrated daily Parker Trip,
lett, Of Grigsby, Va, saws that Cham
berlain's Pain Balm gave him perma-
nent relief from rheumatism when every
thing else had failed, and he would not
BIZ without it.
For sale by Condon Pharmacy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-02-25
County Treasurer Suicides.

Q. j. Martin, treasurer Of tirant coun-
" Was found dead in his office last Sat
urday morning with bullet hole IN his
head. A note left by the dead man
stated that he was short in his acc0unts
but that he possessed sntiirient property
to make good the shortage. lie WAS a
single man SO wears uld and had held the
traasurer's office inr about six wears.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-02-25
Chamberlaln's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Uneauualled
for CnnSfination

Mr. AR Kane, u prominent druggist
OF Baxter Springs, Kansas, saws" "Cham-
herlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are
In NV Judgment the most superior pFepa-
tation OF ANYTHING IN usa today for con.
stipation. They ARE sure in action and
With no tendency to nauseate or grlpe.
For sale by Condon Pharmacy.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-01
Mortgage Sale.

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by Peter ~
Muilenlx and Cora Mrilenix, his wife, mortga-
g9rs, 20 AIce ~. Grippe, mortgage, dated the
II the office of the Register of Deeds Of the
County Of Ramsey and State of North Daketa.
on the End day of May A. D. 1908, at ii 45 =. M
and recorded in book (27> of mortgages at mage
1921 ana ssslgNed by said MORTGAGES Alice iii .
Grippe to Ole s rumgard on the End day Of Nav
a. u. = W, VIII Gu ass g lment was recorded IN
y t2e - SRse o. Register Of Ree Of The Coun
the End OF May 4. b. iscs, at 10 p.@ and od
recorded in hoax is of mortgages at page SIS.
and assigned ~ "a d Ole Serumrarfl te AEca#
NJ y. Grippe. on the 18th day OF December a. IS.
1903; at as p. M, which assignment was r..
corded IN the office of The Register Of Deeds OF
Inc Go;pnty OF Sams-y ard State Of North Da-
be foreclosed ~ sale OF the premises in smch
mortgage and hereinafter described at the
irort door OF the Court House in the City Tof,
lewis Lake. IN the County, of Ramsey and
state OF NoISh Dakota, at the hour Of O'clock
| N the afternoon on She 8Gh day Of February .A.
y. iSoa, to SATISFY the amount Que upon such
described in snch mortgage and which viii be
lows; 80. % W
The southwest quarter (swN) of section
! eight tSl in township one hundred fifty -einhts
l5S) OF Range sixty-four ga 49, IS
tnere VIII e due on such mortgage at the
three dollars and thirty III zee cents (S5S3. az -
Alice NJ. Grippe, 81 III
Assignee and Mortgagee.i
Dated at Devils Lake, N. D., tbs 29lh iaY Of
December 8. D, 19ol 7a z Al IS
!. e Silver Sefumgard,
4S-4S Attorney for Alice NJ. Grippe.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-01
IT'S ALL RIGHT.

The Inter Ocean man was shown
through the recently furnished h eat
ing Tlant of Rawson's pioneer bar
Ter shop. The heating and plumb;ne
were both done by the Devils Lake
Plumbing company sand is one of the
pest plants ever constructed in this
part Of the st tie The boiler is stu.
ated in the basement and furnishes
heat sufficient to maintain tempera-
ture Of seventy degrees night and day
in the barber snop, furnishes the heat
as we'll as the hot water for two bath
tubs. The construction of the plant
is such that it takes but little more
fuel to furnish all this heat than it
would to keep one stove burning.
The plant is so constructed that no
heat is wasted in passing through
long pipes located in cold positions.
This is the result of having skilled
mechanics who know how to arrange
these matters rather than those who
do not know how to make these. con-
nsctions on scientific principles. The
bath tubs are the finest in the market,
provided with both hot and cold
water. and have every convenience
for the comfort of the patrons. 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-01
i a PLEA OF MERCY.

A pathetic case has been presented
to the president by Senator 81 airs.
brough Of a former North Dakota boy
who was for many years employed on
the Herald and who resided in Grand
Forks. Fl fteen years ago, Frank
Harrigan was an employee Of the
Grand Forks Herald, being foreman
Of the printing room. He was popu.
lar with the people Of the city and
had large circle Of acquaintance.
Ten years ago he was offered posi-
ton IN the government printing Office
in Washington, which ne accepted.
He filled his new position satisfactor-
lily and made many friends in the
city. At a case Immediately opposite
Harrigan stood very handsome young
lady. An acquaintance sprang up,
which turned into love and soon the
young lady became Mrs. Harrigan.
She then resigned from office and for
several years there was no hitch in
the domestic bliss. One year ago,
however, Harri gan & health failed: be
became complete nervous wreck and
lost his position. He is now under
treatment in hospital and his friends
expect that he will be ultimately en-
tirely cured.
The little savings which Harrigan
and his wife had accumulated were
soon spent in doctor bills and living
expenses. Mrs. Harrigan, who is an
unusually placky western girl, en-.
deavored to secure reinstatement in
the government printing office.
Upon application she was informed
that she was Ineligible under the
civil services rules and could not be
reinstated. She then sought the aid
of Senator Hans brougn, who has taken
her case in his hands and the other
day presented a petition to the presi,
dent, reviewing all tho circumstances
and asking that an exception be made
in her particular case and that the
regulations governing appointments
in the printing Office be waived in this
instance, It is expected that the presi-
dent will direct that Mrs. Harrigan
be reinstated -Cando Record.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-01
FELT SORRY FOR THEM.

Life in Moth Dakota may nave it's
draw backs. When the stove pipe
falls down; when strange horses break
through the fence around the hay-
stack and eat what you have labored
hard to put up for your own stock !;
when the wind urif.s the fine snow
through the loose shingles and your
house gets saturated you feel that all
is not serene. But with all but
woes, there are few people in this
state who feel like leaving it, and
going back to such state as Virginia
And yet the otner day there was, on
the train at Bismarck, family going
back to Petersburg, from Emmons
county. The father had already gone
with car load Of movables, and the
mother was following with three or
four small children. Her travelling
companions felt sorry for her. They
thought of the mist, rain and mud and
narrow social conditions that prevail
in the country regions Of old Virginia.
These conditions may be fairy salts
factory TO those bern to it. who know
but little better. But they will
prove hard for the family that has
lived in the northwest I. To move
back TO Virginia from North Dakota,
unless one has plenty Of money to buy
the coed Things that one wants, is.
worse than moving back to some Euro
pean country from whence our fore
fathers came fol Virginia gives pretty
nearly all the disadvantages Of the
crowded old world with very few Of
it's advantages. Masdan Pioneer