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SUBSCRIPTION PER YEAR. VOI, 7. PJtlNKVILLE, CROOK COUNTY, OJtEGOX, SATURDAY, AI'KIL 27,1901. NO. 30. Advertisers If you Imvo bargains ti offer, iituiouiicti it through the eul UiniiH of tlm REVIEW. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY UNITED STATES OFFICIAL President Wii.i.'am Mi 'Kim. ky Viet l'r-H Scu of Slate Jons Hay Sec of Trciisury , , , Lyman. ( G a i f. Seo of Interior. ... 10 A Ill'l'iltim li Hi-i of War Ki.nii' Hour Sec of Navy John D Losu I'ostmnstir Grnrrnl Ciiah 1C Smith Attorney General JnllN V OltllKIS Sro of Agriculture. . JAUfM Wilson STATU OFFICIALS Governor TTGf.kii Secretary of Sinto , . . . F I Di mum Treasurer (IS Mihmik Atl'y Gelicritl . I It X 111 A Kill MN Sllpl l'llll I lint .... J II Ai'K Fit MAN Printer ,. . t m i r v Sl Food Cum jli W Mi liKIKK Jiii:t'll MMO Us', T II ToVIIT. t.. M A Mooi.Y li : r. .iivnims H !! S llFAN (K A Mchhik M It. 'SUNNY, II. FRY. Christmas Hooks. HIS HOOK, by ADAH L. SUTTON, Illustrated by W. Senator . . . . Congressmen Supreme Judg" TTIl JUDICIAL w Jlldgrt . . , W L TIUCT Hit I'SIUU Prosecuting Alt'y F hank Mknaffi: A moHt fascinating array of big and little folk, ninrvetoiis animal nnil strung., devices it in pi i-mi 1. 1. to Mud outside the guily decorated covers of "M It. HUN XV, HIS HOOK." FY Fit Y PAGES AND FUONT AND HACK COYKUS PUIXTKD IN Til UK 10 HIULLIANT COLONS HxllJ inches. TIIK FAVORITE JCVKNILE FOU TIIK HOLIDAYS, Suhstatiiinlly hound. 1 25 TIIK MADONNA AND CI I It 1ST, hy FKANKI.IN KDSOX RKLDKX. A handsome pictoiiiil containing reproduction of tlm world-famous painting of Hi, i At ii tloii ii a and Christ, with descriptions of each picture, l'iiii('I on enameled piper, u r tint iuul I v bound in white Buckram with W II I.FKim 1 "II"'"!"'1"1' cover design in gold. The most acceptable CJ 1 1MSTM AS J W lt.tll.KV I f "' 1 r'"()K I'll'F'lMlllilf. fl TIIK SToIlY OK JKSI'S, Children's I'.ihlo stories l.y the gifted KI1II A IWHI.K IIKKOINK, fitnlior JOSEPHINE POLLARD. GuD MADK TIIK WOULD, Knih book rontuins wore i.t illustra TIIK liOMl) SAMAltlTAN. tinns, colored frontispiere, printed on TIIK BOYHOOD tiF JKSI'S, J lino pnp.T in lurgo type. Cloth. 75cents TIIK KIUST CUTUI.K, or Hauling Down the King of England hv .IIAKKY OASTLKMON. A thrilling story of t!i- Ilcvo'iiliiimiry War, of old Colony Dnyn and U'iivh. Iti'tiulifullv illustrated. Cluth. 75 cent. s Itcccn 190, SMITH A ULKKK, f ROPKIET0U8. COCXTY OFFICIALS Joint Sonutur . J N Y i i.i.i a Moon Joint l.i iM d'n'ti vt1 Jiiiltti . . . rink Mitriir Jit A Km m kit r ii m.cmfi h A H KnllKHTM 'oiii uiifiiini'ii I'r'iiurT . ANfNor Si hiiol SiijH rinl.-iiii iil S' M HoKul I TKDDY, hy JAMK.S OTIS. J 1 1 t tin- l.iii.k to drlighl nil Imv ri'iidcrn. Cl.)th. Illunlriitcd. 7'k TIIK lJOM.XCK(iK A SCIIODL HOY, l.y MAKY A. DKXISOX. Full of intoK-eiiiig ndvfiiluri.i, llirilling xituntions and pretty ro iDiiiici'. II iiidMiiiii ly illustiHlrd hy John I Ifiidimon (irney. ("loth. 'c M AltKINtS TIIK HOC N DA UY, hy KDWAltD KVKKKTT HILLINtiS A rlo'V in Hliirh linli.il. pliv tin iiuportHiit prl. Clolh. T.)0 . . . U O Wii ixiTIIK CAST1.KOF TIIK CAKI'ATHIAXS, l.y JULKS YKKXK. J J Smith j Not n dull iMgi in tiiu hook ; full of tragic oi-rn-renoi f, iiuint in . W ( ' t ' io l.F. I'i'N' ; ciih ul h ii lid wud I'XpriicncrH. Cloth, llluc trntrd. 7")0. tD K T, Ml l.l T..v i uj Uru j A tiUKAT J.ADY, hv HI "II I It KID. .1 N l'"tMFVTiii ' hifiory of n lilt ! orphan itirl who wim adopted hy a lady of J D I. U'i.1 I F i l l' ' M ' '' Coil :iiim many heauliful full piigo llliiFtratiuiif. AVlictivally l.i.iiuil n i luili, gold i lump.', I. fltMI. Carry the following brands of CasedQoods: Old Private Btcck Bourbon. Old II: kory. OuoUenhelmer Ry. Mt. Vernon. McBrayer',our Mrh iVinyh Rider. Moore'f'---Old Mn.h. KlUTootU. Old HBrniitnge Bourbon. Martell Cognac. Yellow Slmienn'l Old IHcktry Iine AssHortnient of Wines. Domestic and Imported Cigars I'HIXIC VII.I.i:, - - OREGON 1901 HAYSTACK STALLIOjNS 1901 CARDINAL RICHLIEU Tin itvai My'i-li I'Jii k, wvoii eihtliM l-'rcnrb Coach, weight 1700 tmtMl. Ativ iinlv in, ih I'loi to Uichliffi will rxlfi(r an animut Uitm eiitrit'1! fur urJi;i irv u-p. I'hn i- tin hurtw for siiull. fttjimUnl . or tlt'inmlitrr'"! in.ufw Wo Iiuvh colu tmm uWi umrn flmt will in m lo 1 -HAi or I i -ii jm.hiihU, uoj uu jiHt tin i lislt hiiJ iiaud(ouier thmi ttieii ijiiTiid. GALLANT STAMP The I'iho llu-l St otih (,ivlf' hiV. I jHM;il!y H'Ia;tP'l lo crowding on Urf, I., hiiilt or h-;v iriur, II.iltn l( Uam iievrr producrd ttiltrr (Jr.ilt coitn than llio frjiu t:ii LurMJ. HE ASKS FOU PEACE Aguinaldo's Address to the Filipinos. BEEN WAR ENOUGH HACKNEY Tlie t'lir.i.ine KikhI r. I rft. an. I SiuMlf Sire II in po-ne fine onea to liia credit, all Urfles His Countrymen to Ac. cept the Sovereignty of the United States MaeAr thur Releases 1000 Prisoners irregularities is not yet defined, but ii poaiibly "mailer than at first fuppoBed. EFFECT OF THB ADDRESS. It Will B Fait In Thla Country u Wlt u to tba Philippine. - Washinotoh, April 19. It ia be liaved by the Administration that the manifesto of Aguinaldo will bav decidedly good effect, both in the Philippines and in this country. It will take some time lor its dissemination among the Filipinos, but it is expected to be of considerable service and to make more rapid the improvement in the situation which set in some ! time ago and which has become much marked of late. Especial Manila, April 19. Following is 1 : t.l' . . L c-: 1 nuiuiuus auurenB to me rinpinoi people, made public this evening: "I believe I am not in error in presuming that the unhappy fate ed tone of the document and the to which nr adrerse fortune has I gratification is felt at the unreserv ed me is not a surprise to thore who have been familiar with the progress of the war. The lessons taught with a full meaning, and which have recently come to my knowledge, suggest with irresistible force that a complete termination of hostilities and If sting peace are not only desirable, but absolutely essential to the welfare of the Philippine Inlands. full acceptance it indicates- of American rule. This, it is felt, will bring to the support ol the Government many Filipinos who, wishing for peace, have hesitated to assist the Taft Commission. In this country it is expected to re duce the criticism of the Adminis tration and to cause less discussion of the general policy of the war in a the islands and more consideration of the important matter of the best administration to be evolved for M'l'.tA OF SAKACKNKSfO. iv lilClIAUD VOSS, truncated from SlHVIJOt . . ('A ilUVF l o on, r Wl II !u..i l. Mmk n...Nvi.ir .... j.-k iiixh.m A cli:iiiiiig lovt. Mory in which the artist, Ik-inrich Hoffman, is I piniiuo. ul h.iriK I.t Cloth. ."Oi Jotiri 'unxtiit.lt JJ, i: t,l. r "I ri'iimi'i i M it r lit I U It M. F.Mit tVK . Li. tln.ort I !. AN KDFCATKD CIIIMI'ANZKK, hy MARTHA K. Hl'IIUK. j A .1. i pi i.mi oflhf itiinik v who wore tirei'. playi'd with dolU, MrNICII'Al.tlFFICK!!S '-"I nt tli ' .I I-to l r.-l. h I..-v1.-. :im. hundred of olln-r wmusiiig . v i I ihiiic. t'Uilli. 1'iofiM. Iv i'lii-trnt. d. oilf. ir .... . . I. A l.iot.r r ( Uii.i. t iii ii in ' JNDIAV CI. I" It S INi.INO ONK. TWO AND TIlliKIC (I.CIt 1 v W V it.i'.N ll'l.iil ISti, l.v FilANK K ! 1 1. LICK, Phveical Din cior of Y. I V".. V '-iiti- ! 1 i li .li.. !' .. .. - ...... . .v; , , t-o l ira, D F n:wurr 4 Loot ttl.nli -1 . . 1 1 .' . I ! in ihr h'.n. U of evcrr ntlilein. The oolv .i. ant I" I 'l:im Cini S i intting nnil Jugi'lii g to ht- found on the o. nk.l Pi n il. ul in v. i v w.iv. Chilli h I il!ulr.ilioi:. II tM). Olll.l llilll n A II 1 11 I'M vv t' M Li fi. M If Ion ...MA M. .... h Wm Pkixf I'ih for fiilu r ol ll.n .il.',e liorKun. 4!u 00. due lien mure in known to be with foul, iliHMiw I ot, 01 itloj.tf I lo e-tMj on r.ui.?. M.trnt will I.. k. niovt.l Iroin pti.r!iri. pt (Inriiii atviHi.il f ir .I I tvnN a w-eli , due w lien mare is re Wot n il !. rtspoiinilili! tor Hivi'lciiti. Young Teams, Stallions and Mares for Sale. I'KOl KssIuNAL CAUDS. M. R. BICCS, Atlcrrey at Law and Notary. Main Street, Prinevllle.OretTon. ?tV::c n tr. ci Uadinit to Court Houe. ', PADDY COM COIIK l.y S I'KPI I KN FIsKK. A foil, t-i ion of liiu t ioi if null n wtoilili of fmiry, humor nml irii-i Im.a.'ii'r .linn ii. Any i who r.- iiU In- initial Ktnry w ill iui- ini'iii ilrly tlovo.ir t lit- rrnt Clolh. Si.eri.il cover tlfcigu. II (,K. MOI'KIIN AMKIMCAN DltlNKS, hv (iKOICti K .1 K API'KLKK. :.... ;, .. -.., .1 t ,i. i ....i I i.M'H t. ii'pii in .ii.iin ti'i iui' i inn in iniu i.i .in- iiii.i iioii imin nun Mi i ti iii M iMinit; Ti inpli' on S .t t, M,iii,,tf lu-wrm.'-'. Spct iiil ntlcntion given to It.-cn and Shtrhets. tinl.iv U't'on. full iiKMti of 'ii'li ; Ciuiii, $1 i Pn r, ".. inonih. T M l!.M l.wiN, WM J , , , ... riiH fimfii S. f -'"V "' novt nooks siuit ciinrges prepaid tivin receipt ol price. A..lni, sot'iKi'Y mkkhs;;s J'lM.NF.V II I F I..IIH.F No Tli A F A A M Wn. Caknati.im Oiiaftfii No i4 K S M.-elH Seeoiul and Fourth T'.um I II V of flO'll lllltl.lt ill lilt' MllHOOH' 'reinpl.'. M IH ( i II A t K liKI.KN AI' D P A lA MMtil, See V M Oclinrii LoluiK No -11, I O O F Meet in Odd Fellows' hull every SHturiluv evening. M It liioi.t, A L U'l.ii.F Sen N 0 TIIK SAALKIKI.D PCHLISIIINd COMPANY. Akron, Ohio. Li a LoiHiF. Nn rt.i, K of P MnetH in Oil. I Fi IIowh' hall t very W'dm Hilav ei'ening. All l.rotlu-iK ill good hlandiiig lire inviled to attend. YV A Himitii, C C K A PKI KNAI-, Iv It S Orliot o Lolio;? No lot. A O II W Meets in Odd Fellows' hall evety Hi'ound mid Fourth Mondays of fiich inonih. 10 O Hykk, M V L N LiiiiiF.rr, Ueeonler Our Great Clubbing Offer OF KICK NO. 1. St'NHFAM I.OllllK No D OF II Meets in Odd Fellows' hail t-vtry Tllesd.iy livening. Mum Pkaiii, Hiiwki.i., Miss F KrliFi, LiniiKiT, (.' of II Ileeonler i'HiNKvii.i.K Camp No 21(1, V O V Meets in Odd Felloivs' hull every First nnil Thinl riniiHilays of eaeli month. K A Hki.kn.M', Consul J L Mi Ci'l.i.ix ii, Ci.khk J r.NHTti t'l itci.K No U7, W of V Meets in Odd Felloivs' hall uvery Friday evening. Miss ICffa Chookh, Mihh Ida Omfh, O N Clerk Cosinopolitan $1 00 Kvery Itody'n inngimine 1 00 Sueeess 1 IX) ! Pi-arum's 1 (K) I llollie uiMgii.iiie (N V) .... 1 00' Household ( ItoM.in) 1 001 Wounm's Home Couipmiion 1 (K) ; Kv'ry Month 1 00 j Ledger Monthly 1 00 j Modem Culture Magazine. . 1 00 j Any two and the IIkvikw for (2 M Any three and the Rf.vikw for $3 00 The Li-ht of the World or , Our Savior in Art. Cost nearly ..HM.OOO !,i pro duee ConlaiiiH nearly MO full p.-iie i n urnvings of our S.ixior n:,d U.s .M tin r l y tin; v.-orju s .-.-eittepi puiiili-rs. True i-op.. s of the ALinier-pi.-i-t-s in tin iirt t-ii l!ei i- s if Ku rope. Kvery pHtun.. is as hi-auli-ful as ft t-uini.-e over the hill. ops Contains di st i iption uf the p. mil lligs, biography of the painters, the luiint s mid the ioi-atioiii of the galleries in Kurnpe w horo the oiigi- mil may he seen. A !n.i contains n Child's Depurluii nt, iiu-lu.liiig a Child s Story of the Christ aed His Mother ; beautifully written, to til ea.-h picture. This wonderful hook matchless in its purity ami beauty, -,rc " "'o Th,r,, '"' appeals to every niotliers ln-ml, ami . in every I hristnin lionie ner there me ihihlien Ihf hook sells it self, chusiain men imd ivomeii , Atomcy at Law and Notary are making money rapidly ;.ki.nr PKINEVILLE, OHEQON. orders. A ( hri.-tani man or woman can in this coinu.ui.ity foon. , Olflo " F--' T,llrJ s,rt make !fl,lHK) taking onhrs for Christinas presents. Mrs Waite our agent in Massachusetts, has The Filipinos have never been I dismayed at their weakness, norilne,r government. It is to this have they faltered in following the j "ork tbat tbe r"ft Commission is path pointed out by their fortitude j Don ending H energies, andcouraae. The time has come. Aguinaldo, now that he has sc- however, in which they find their cePted American sovereignty, prob advance along this path to be im-1 blJr wil1 8iven more libertJ peded by an irresistible force j than he 088 enjoyed hitherto. Hia which, while it restrains them, yet ! ecrvice wi" UBed 8 far as pot enligbtens their minds and opens I ,ible- in the pacification of the isl- 1 la vstacU. Oregon. 10 them another course, presenting, "a- however, to - C !..i r rr 1 irhlfh h will ha narmtllnH him to tuem me cause 01 peace, inisj .. cause basben joyfully embraced eedom is for General MacArthur by the majority of my fellow-coun- t0 determine with the assistance of trrmen, who have already united the Tsft Commission, for the aim around the glorious sovereign ban ner of tbe United States. In this banner they repose their trust and of the home government bare will be to rest largely upon tbe riewa held by its representatives in the . W. A. BELL, Attorney and Counselor atLaw, NOTARY PUBLIC. tifflej on .-tru'l li .iling to l ourl Home. PRI NEVILLE OREGON. belief that under its protection the I 'Blndi I..,. . i .1 . i un me issue 01 im manifesto at Manila, Secretary Root made public the ccpy receiv- Fi'lr.;. runnla tMl otl.m all t Vir.ua i lOlnCiaenl ' C. VV. BARNES, Attorney at Law and Notary PRINEVILLE, OREGON. B. F. NICHOLS. M. R. ELLIOTT, sold over i.'i.iMKj worth of tiu- looks Attorney and Counselor at Law, in a very s!ioit tiuie. Mrs. Sai kett ! ... . our agent in Xew York, has sold; r.v..j, over ' 5(H) worth of the hooks h, I Jlfl,'' on S''' Th:rJ 'i"- ii vitv short time. The hook is i printed on n velvet finished paper, beautifully hound in Cardinal lied M. E. Pilot Tknt No !.'., K O T M Meets in Odd Fellows' hall every Second and Fourth Thursday even ings in each month. P It Howard, S K 0 J 0 Cyhi n, It Iv I'HINKVII.I.K ASSKMHI.Y Nil 1 G.J II A Meets in Odd Fellows' hull every First iind Third Monday evenings in Fiich month. K O II vii;, M A Wahhfn Hiiown, See iinoKorr Hkiiukaii No lO.'l I O O F Moots in Odd Follows' hull every First and Third Suturday evenings in each month OK FEU NO MeClure's t 001 Leslie's Popular Monthly ... . I (X) j Munscy's Magazine 1 001 Ainsli e's Magii.ine. (X Y) . . 1 GO National Maga.ine ( Huston) . 1 00 Hroailwiiy Magazine 1 00, Delineator 1 IX) J Desiguiir 1 OOj OFFER NO. 3 Review of Reviews $2 501 Current Literature. 3 00 Short Stories 2 SO Cnssell's Magazine 1 SO Quiver 1 50 Cassell's Little Folks 1 SO Hookinnii 2 00 Toilettes 2 (X) Country (ieiitletnaii 2 IH) Any two and the Rkvikw il 00 for Any two and the Rkvikw for 3 SO OFFER NO. 4. Any one in Oiler 1 The two nml Any mm in Oiler '4 Rkvikw $2 75 OFFER NO. (i. Any one in Oll'er 11 The .'I nnd the Miss (IttAi'K IIki.knap, N G ' Any two in Oiler Rkvikw if:t 50 Mhs II N Gowan, Sec I ) OFFER NO. 5. Any two in Oiler 1) The. 3 and the Any ono in Offer 2 Rkvikw $3 25 OFFER NO. 7. Any ono in Offer 11 The 3 and the Any one in Oll'or 2 Rkvikw 1 00 Any one in Offer 1) A Street, Between First and Second PKINEVILLE, OREGON. BRINK, and gold, and adorned with Golden j Attorney and Counselor at law IJ.IO.IQ ...1.1 I lliu It ,.Ol,.M,l doubt, the most beautiful hook ol this century. Write f.ir terms quickly nml get the management of that territory. You can work on salary or commission, and when you prove your success we will pro mote vou to the position of Manag J. W. HOPKINS, Attorneyat-law, PrtlNEVILLE, OREGON. U. !s, Ui'feree in Bankruptcy. er anil Correspoiuleiil. at apermnn em salary, to devote vour time to attending to agents and the. cor- j Culla l,ro'l'tlY attended, day and night respondenee. anted also a Mate1 Manager to have chargo of olliee -n Leading City of the State and main ! age all the business of the State. Send for terms. Address- THE HR1TISH AMERICAN CO. Corcoran Ruilding, Opposite U. S.Trenmry, Wiishington. D.C E. O. HYDE, M. D., Physician andilSurs-eon, PR1NEVII.LE, OREGON. 'TIIK IIASTITST I.1TI I K WHEEl THAT EVER WAS." J. H. ROSENBERC, M, D., Physician and Surgeon, PKINEVILLE. OREGON. OllU'e, with IT. GdMirr: Kol(leuc. Hotel Kedby Ol'FK-8 HOt'ltS: 10 to 13 A M, 2 to I mid 7 to Sr M BISYeisE. $40 Port' I.AK LIST 1'IUCE $40 IDEALS, $00to$ All fitted with tliiC'G & J" tire. Livery and Suniliiis. JOHN R. SIIIPP. lleuil Main street. H. P. BELKNAP, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. PKINEVILLE, OREOON. ltU-e Ii AdiliHM.n, W In ih-k A Co.t.Drilf Stor Kvcrvliotly Smj So. Oncait'lH I'onil v t'nlliiu-iir. tln mnl woo iltnfnl iiicitical iI:hci) erv of 1 lit? UKe. plea, mil anil I'l-fivaliiin: to lliu lusm, m l uently iuul positively on kliUievs. liver nnd iHtwele, i.'lt'UiiHini.r lliu entire, nysit-tn, dUpel toltln, cure liemlticlio, le-cr, littt.llual t-oii.ll.alioD mid hi Holistic!,, pleano bny imd try a bot of tJ C to-tlny; III, nOwnln. tfol'J and (juai-iiiiUvJ to cud bt nil Uninjnu. promised liberties which they are beginning to enjoy. "Tbe country has declared un mistakably in favor of peace. So be it. There has been enough blood, enough tears and enough desolation. This wish cannot be ignored by the men still in arms if they are animated by a desire to serve our noble people, which has thus clearly manifested its will. So do I respect this will, now that it is known to me. "After mature deliberation, I resolutely proclaim to the world that I cannot refuse to bred the voice of a people longing for peace, nor the lamentations of thousands of families yearning to see their dear ones enjoying the liberty and the promised generosity of the great American Nation. "By acknowledging and accept ing the sovereignty of the United States throughout the Philippine archipelago, as I now do, and with out any reservation whatsoever, I believe that I am serving thee, my beloved country. May happiness be thine." To signalize this important step in the pacification of the country, General MacArthur orders the re lease, on swearing allegiance to the United States, of 1000 insurgent prisoners. General MacArthur and General Bates, the commander of the De partment of Southern Luxon, who is shortly to sail for the United States, reviewed today the Forty- fifth and Forty sixth Volunteer In fantry, which will sail for horns on the transport Sheridan Monday next. During the past week, 2S8 rifles have been surrendered. The extent of the commissary ed from General MacArthur. This, came to band April 10, and differs slightly in phraseology from that made public in Manila. General MacArthur informed the depart' ment at tbat time tbat the mani festo had been prepared by Aguin aldo with the assistance only of the two staff officers who were with him at the time he was captured. Secretary Root declined to be in-, terviewed on the subject of the manifesto, further than to say that it was dignified in tone and admir ably constructed. The Quartermaster General's De partment has purchased a trans port at Manila to carry animals from that port to various island stations, relieving the larger trans ports of that duty. The new trans port has been named the Liacum, in honor of Colonel Liscum, who was killed at the battle of Tien Tsin. Boer. Capture Supply Train. East London, Cape Colony, Fri day, April 19. A train loaded with cattle and coal was captured by the Boers near Monteno, Cape Colony, last evening. The forward locomotive escaped and ran to Stormberg and returned with the troops, who found the train on fire. A couple of natives were, killed. Train bands bad been stripped and then released. Cnlneea Troops Ordered Back. Pkkin, April 19. In conse quence of strong representations t the Chinese Government, an im perial decree, dated Tuesday, April 16, has been issued, ordering the Chinese troops at lluai Lu ton move immediately outside the great wall. ABSCixmcY .Pure Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ovAt svumo Mwtf to-.m wmm.