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tV-v L. DILLON'S PLACE & s: I They banbii pain ONK i an.l nmhino lii'n tfL GIVES a m SAVE t rm TIM Prinevillo Keviow. SATl'RDAY, AI'Kll. i!7. HK'l. .mi. inn in. HIS PRISON CHANGED. Agulnalilo Bamovad. to Pi-iv.it. Ktv-l-.. denoo. j Manila, April 20. AguinaMo; has been removeo! from tliti Ma tu canan palace to a private resi dence. No. 50 Solano street. The guard placed over him has been modified. General Mae Arthur in-. formed the representative of tlie w Associated Tress that the effect of Aguinaldo'a addre?9 to the Fili pinos would undoubtedly be leno ficial. AguinaKlo composed hi? address without assistance. The original address was in ThrhI. It was afterwards translated into Spanish. It is believed that Aguinaldo is sincerely desirous of: peace. He is not an educated : wan, but is possessed of consider able character and improves on ac quaintance. Aguinaldo is not anxious to visit the I'nited States, and it is considered best that he should remain here pending the completing of the work of pacifiea- The insurgent prisoners at yK"" uiangapo win pe returned to .11:1 nila. Many prisoners are released daily in exchange for guns surren dered. General Trias, who surren dered March 15, at San Francisco de Malabon, is accomplishing much in securing the, stirrendtr of outstanding insurgents. Lucban, in Satnar; Malvar. in Batangas, and Minio, in Abra ; eftwek.n Province, are still heading bands iar. -nn,,K Ko , Th e Dalles and Portland IHIgW VMVUU V . t V-! .--4. .-I.- Ill V , but it is almost certain that these three leaders will surrender in a t,-4r K&f?i3 j&Cy&fee ;VW3V No matter what the matter is, one will do you good, and you can got ton for five cents. " '.v t t.'iv' itr ..vi'i .ii'itii ,.ra'"i;.' ct in ppfpr"i;.M( rwllfowtt l0 la lot for ml : f L M'. l lit Ul.Ht t. rill'Ni,,,U u,- ,.on... nd-ii f.-r. i-h. I The Dalles, Portland iPRINEVILLE i and Astoria NAVIGATION CO. t y Mh l TAGS "Star" tin trtr.' (Hhowiuft small tar printed on nnder side of tK), "Horse Shoo," " J, T.," " Good Luok," "OroMltow," and " Driimmoml " Naturnl Loaf Tin Tah are of vtnial Tlu in securing presents nieutionod bolow, and may b annorted, Kver.y man, woniini uml child oiu flinl lomethiug oa til list that the; would tike to have, aud can huva 3P" 3ES 3E3 X 1 Match P,'i S NoK,irM, iv. 'mm 4 Chtltl't Si't. K mi. Krk :nl tiNum niVlf l1'-'" H Witlti UtAl fci Frn. ji a fi.M ii T IUr, hoik' ijri'tmil. Kuti't-h m RU i 8 iV.itlr Kinft. tvlrU ll,,f,t iluaiUx . . r 9 Kl1r Slb'll tiirl.' qilNl , ti JU Htmj . . :,r!i-iK t"Ur TO 111 Uurt'liiM- Uiu:o. hvin t",niur," ui bua ...... ... 6 U Sli,.rv ,,lw,ii K -; " . i " '-( ;u . ... 7ft U Nut t'i ht itiul r ru-fcS. -iior TA.t I -.4(ia. . w'i'l ri.vk. Mr. Cftlamlar. Tharmom- ir. litrtiu:or tea W Hohor. MIIOIQtllu, itouia Ottv0. :m r .w.-iiHIirr 4Wt M Txl N, D.tt iUyililiiK, but nl I'UtM.. U-t U.tl.liti I lw 1V Itall ."A 18 Alarm t'livl. i 1 U'st k ' hiitil SO Sis li,.n:i ti Six vi.'b horn hswJ . . . 1 : 1. bkiutitt . . vac iJ T.iilm H.t .liMH-iiM iHtrt'rlslit, vry tmulotn , 0 HiMiittit.-h Kirt N.t.4. J or tlfl . w4 U H m.-lt, HttMluiH miter. full )wli tlMI W lr-- Suit hHiihiir, huaooi HMtl ilurnlil . iuu .11 H.-rtini Mtu-tilit. flrt cUm, with all ttii.-hiuu:A IMI tH'l. ... . ...... M t Itirti, ituli'i 14 htt, lTJvl(ir. ...liuo tit timrr (Wt'liburn), r' woiwi, la ui fm t& M;ntltu, vy hnmliom ao Mm-hittr UiMMtlii Htaot Uua, 13 l.SHKIl..,,. , , 1 I fvfy- f rw;t?s Afygfff jf?rw, Special ! i ;r jri;i:.t!c ; 2 S'. other b rt-iil. pj -s.- : N( w "' tutM tSlioi ilim. luur U nutt IH.-voIa, itftD.lrl iuk IftUlM or KtutM ,. , SIO0 ml. lu:.mkrla kOUO ' I .". i".n;i i that l. Htr tlu ifttti wllta nn mH I n't u't.i t f l.ln if v i, ar Mif rtr piviJ-Hfi, ( a i k t. i ti as it uu tu bti uitwvuictttUpar 1JC TOBACCO :v i ! iftTj cttun a illaie' wrt aay TEST 1 i". V:S5 UTO t'O., St. LMtt, Ma. Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. BAR,1nStion. And Carries 1 1 in ltillinr.1 Tahiti is in (loo.l Sim j. (iivo Ilim a fall TEMPLETON & SON, -PFAI.KKS IN'. Drugs and Chemicals, Patent Medicines and Toilet Articles. VimH anil I.iiiior for nii'.li.'iiuil 'UroM.'ii only, I'livr-ic-lium' jxt Hi'ritiinn I'ar.'fullv ctttn pou n I . ClIIIlK t'ollllM Kli.WK V IlilNM-Y CONSOLIDATED I) and Line lidlij' Safe "Diil'ss City" "Kefulator" Warm Spring ! J. E. CAMPBELL, Propr. ' Friiifvllle al t . m. on tuwltr. loiH'htn al Whv Points. TIlKOCiill TO T1IK PALLK8 IS DAY TIME. (i.dxl .. . miiiiiiiliilliiiii at all Stat ion i . anil t (iinfc.rlMlilr Vrlililes. Fare, .f7..-)0. ' ThurjiUy. )J S.luril.v ul euh wof k (onnwl i l rm M prtr. hr Th w.y I Leaves Warm prluit. al 6 a m. on Mcmjny, W,iielay, ami t'rijar uf each eek pon- DjODth. The FerioUS charge? Sttamoi Ri-ilutnr leaves Th Pall t in oei'thu with for Burns. Lake view anj ... , , , . . . ' " 1'ullc. lit)- ' l".iri;anj a. . . otlicr (hilnl. ngis.iiBb Va.iire nave iiiri-i .11111 ill : different category, but the fairest ', rvr,; p K.!MI:vir,i investigation will be offered Caill Ti'ni in case he surrenders. ; S;r7nir.nfrmai..n. c.:i .... ,,r ,.i,ire It is underatood that civil gov. ; , ... eniment will be estahlithtd soon. ! ' 1 ' U,1"U A'' The precise date has not been fixed The Dalles. Oregon. on account of the administrative iv , y . . p . differences confronting the com . l''St JVll lOllM IKlIllv t -;n r,..,,ki.. i... ,1 . I luiciiuu. i, rfiii iiunaun t'c uc j laved until July 1, otherwise the military are ready. Fire bag deetroved Tav Tav, in ' t B. F-. ALLEN IVMeM Morong Province. , M SICHEL Vi,e-i'r..M.!,t The trial of the members of the T. M. BALDWIN t a.-l.iei Miindo-Ducat Secret society, who Trn-.?t.. a e,Mier! Unkin k'i..lne. i j ... i - Account kept subject to check. Kxc.ha'uv are charged with burying an ve . ,oM on e.,ult Kr.nW,c,a Sew York. Interest ailowfU i-n time "iepi.-!t. Co tun uo iiiiliiu'n Hoi 'or WAREHOUSE AT SHANIKO, OREGON. The ('uluinl-i . S.itit l.i rn it:iilwHV Co. controls SOxUK) feet o the Shaniko W'a.-eliOUM' 1 ; ; i t li:i:, to lie d aM a freight HarehoiiHe tlirouli whioll they ii rei . ive and t'orwiml Ireiubt in tin- Ufll-.I manner. The iiiipre.-.-nn ili.it a.i l.ti.-inej-f. mil! be done thro'l(h forwHrd 1JONNKY &COHKS, rropriclors. Wo am iinur .the rn;r ii-l urs i.f tli.' u inmied St iUleii, ami are well prepared toiitlen.l in the want of the Irnv. In.(j public. W'o a.'k the public lo (tive n 11 1 ' 1 ' ' ' n I nit u iil giiiininten that your patroiuige will te boMi th m v. d an I 1. 1 mi . I..1.-.I . PRIMEV1LLE. Round Trip. 13..V) Particular AtlciitiuH Ciien to Freitjhl nml J:.ijirt4t. 2 cts. per lb Tcmplelon A Son fifflrn rrtliev.lie. UMILB From Prinevillo Tu 1 he I'alle.-.. I'niatilla i:oii. I he Italic.. Filipinos who were opposed to the , insurrection, and the trial of in surgent agents hag elicited the fact 1 that in one locality all the officer?,! the parish priest and the president were the chief offenders. A reign . of terror was secretly inaugurated' and persons refusing to contribute to the insurgent cause were buried : alive by the direction of the prtid-1 dent. All the details of the con-' epiracy . have been unearthed,, many arrests have been made ! there is abundant evideucp, and it ' is probable that all the ringleader will be hanged. Kustao, Babella, Cosmo and Webb, who are implicated with Carman in trading operations with the insurgents of Laguna. were re leased today on 10,000 bail. ! THE GARONNE'S STORMY TRIP. Overdue Transport Finally Reaches San Francisco. , Sax Francisco, April 20. The over due transport Garonne arrived today, bringing the officers and 849 men of the Twenty-sixth! Volunteer infantry. The Garonne sailed from Hollo, Island of I'a nay, March 6. She had rough weather to Nagasaki, where she ar rived March 16", but experienced the worst storm of the voyage March 30. She ran into a terrible gale, that lasted three days. Fur niture waB pounded to pi"ces, and a valuable piano in the main sa loon was ruined. During this try ing time the troops suffered greath with the cold. The transport had been making less than 200 miles a day, and as the coal was nearly ex haunted, it was thought best to run to Honolulu for fuel. The Twenty-sixth Regiment served 17 months in the Philip pines. It was recruited at I 'latts burg, N. Y., by Colonel Rice, who ia still in the islands as Colonel of the Second Infantry. The iri'ti an from New York and Massacl.u setts, most of them service men of the Spanish war, Over 4X) mem bera of the regiment have beei claimed by bullet and fever in the Philippines. Lieutenant-Colonel J. T. Dickinan, who commands th Twenty-sixth, was General Chaf fee's chief of staff in China, An other passenger is Captain J. M Begworth, who was with the Xintl in thi' battle before Tien Tsin. TIIU NEW YORK WORLD, THRICE A WEEK EDITION ' ititr twin mi, i.riim, ,t ... ,i I u-u I I .. ll.lj ......... j ..f .1 1 1 .. -p. 1 ' ' " - " " nine ,nin iiiiiuiF ,.i iii.-j-. i . i at it. Freight reieiv.il :it.d h II ' I Imtirs will he turned over to a forward ing house, so! j t t lo t he urd t of the Ciiii.igiii-e. The rale on iv.miI in .sacks or bale friiin Shaniko to The Dalle is 2- cents per ll'O piiimds. For rates a.ul otliir iiifii tiiiilion, cull on 01 itddress C. K, I.YTI.K. i K k V A, Shaniko, Or. Oi, ;r.o f ijoss. Agi iil, Siiiimko, Or. SOUTHERN C0LU?t.S!A RAILWAY COMPANY Tinio Tab'e No. 7. EFFECTIVE 12:01 A. M., MAY 6, 1900 1M Clue 1 Ul CUuui i KimlltlMiuiitl A,itill,lMil,, 4 NO. a NO. I j I' I ( m a 1hur..a,. saliir.lav I) r.,-i.irT STATIONS "' i"l N' MM. il, ill no, a NO. Lra.fa l.vi,v llall,! Culki-tiitnii receive prmnpt aiu-miun. 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE 18 Paget a Week . . . loO Papon i Year. Published every Alternate Day except Sunday. Tradc Marks Copyrights Ac. Anrrmf fr.ilt'.( k1!! ch r:rt (lHcrlptnn mf qnl' litr tvfrtin rnr fiitnwn fr wfjfthfr an inTnrt 'n i iir"hi! t-atei.tAhle. C' lttTiuntf-n-tWn S'nctly fnflilfnnal. H-in-ltx-ok on Pat en U ent frH. i !rt frn v f. r -unnK put'tiTi. VatPTi'f tnki thrtisrh Mnnn ft Co. nctvm iper'.sil notice, without i-lnrjaH, m tft Scientific American. A hnndimfly t!h:trrtM wwkly. Ijinreat Hr. cuirinii uf r.-T . Journal. Trntt. $.1 a y"ir- fo'ir'T.. nth, ft. oX iy all ntwnialri. MUNN & Co.36,B'" New York Urasdi Uttee. OS F St. Waalilug.uo, I). C l VEAKLVtoC fys i in man or t'luist- o,in ii n to loi-k after our crowing husi riess in this si 1 1 1 adj. lining Counties ; to act as, .Manager and Correspondents; work can be done at your home. Knclnse slf iidilreied stiimp ud envelope fur particulars to H. A. Sherniiin, General Manager, Corcoran Uuildifiif, opposite United Stfites Treas- :K'on, I). C : The Tloiie-u Wipk Ktlition of The Xew Vurk VVurlil Is rirt itinniig ull j"-kiv" puiiers in sie, frenui-iu-v o.' ptililu'ulmn, ami the frexl.nc, ui t iirui-v ;'! vnriely ol jm runtenlH. It lias nil Ihe ineritH o( a tfreu! tli lUilv ul llie prue .( a ilollar weekly. Iih (niliiirul new i prompt, cotnpletp, uii nraii, ami impar tial aw ail itH readern will Ufstifv. It i .iiMuiht the uiou'ipijliea ami fur ihe , H-I.pl0. It prill's 1 lie news of ull the wnrM liawii; SK.-. ial r(.rie-jli.lein e from ull .iinM.rfarit ties points on the lobe. It lias biilliarit lilu-traliuiiH. stories liy tfieat authors, a capital humor pie, coiupleta riiurknts, ilemrtoieiil for the hoiiseholil ami women's work anil other siecial ilepartiiients of cmihuul interest. We offer this uneipialeil neBpaier ami the 1'ki.mkvili.k Ukvikw toKether for !i HO. The regular subscription price of tlie two paier is 3. lillilJIOllj 10., I IIBIMU MORO, OREGON. Will be prepared fr i in ral ws reliouo Lui-iness by August 1st, l.V.l'J. jr. inn. .-c, 4-. 1 -iO ( ct, situati d on railroad truck. Consiprnrnents Solicited Charges I ITI-'V;t K.NTS I'KIt TON STOIC AliK l-or am TIIK I.KS-i llian M.VKTV KAYS. 4fflT"(iods will be insured ii(;:iiiit loss by fire if desired, otherwise v ill bu received and Htored at owncra risk: 00 a ui :i 10 w lO 40 11 til II t II ii II :u a ui I "I p in 1 OH 3 II 1 4.'. .' 44 S IU 3 Hi ( IH 1.' 10 f Hi 1 41 I IU It Ml I -' 4 W III I til ! . .1 i r i 1 ;j p in! 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It artificially digests the food and aids Nature in strenthenintr and recon structing the exhausted digestive Or leans. It is the lat est disco vered diluent- ant ana ionic. ro other preparation can anriroacii n in en c encv. it in stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indication, Heartburn, Flatulence, KJur Ktomach. Kausea. Sick Ileadiiche, 'jastralKia.C'ranipsand allot tier results of Imperfect digestion. Price Mk', ar"1 ?! . r.arirn rIzp eontat na 2W tl mem suiull ilze. Umikiii'l alxiuLilysiieiiblaiiiaUeulree Prepared by E. C. DeWITT A CO , Cl)leogo. Prineville Hotel flNEVIlobE, OEGOjN. A First Class House. Headquarters for Trav eling Men. L '. -VJ,;" . We rarry a We raceiv. ' V ) i.JTmS'T'VK ' - '.-. .ur. A ta.UM UH. ft- JC 1" HV P!3I; i 33 in i.iilt4 4ft a.3 llltlrl iini:::-j ::a an. uu.iZiTl inn? a;j :;i iiukuoJ. We own a d occupy th talli-.t mrrcantil. bulldln( in lha world. Wi have over a.o'.u.oou ciistouiprt. Sixtrrn tiundrt-d clerk, ara conalanlly engaifrd Tilling out-ol-town ordera. New Management .... THE CARY HOUSE BAR OUR GENERAL CATAUGUK fa the book of the pcoplt-it quotei Wholesale Pricn to Everybody, ha over 1,000 pmet, ifl.ooe Uluatratlont, and Co.ooo (Jrtjcn;itiorii of articltri with prices. It costs 71 cent! to print and mail tacii copy. We want you to have one. SEND KIKTEKN CKNTS to show your good fith. arul vvtr" II Htnd you a copy KR ti K, with all charges prepaid. JGNTGCKERY WARD & C0.M,eh'":;;c?ar",,'M, I i t r. ITS THE CIRCULATION THAT COUNTS! That iiccimnlH fur the hicci hm iiml viilnc of THE REVIEW ESTABLISHED IN 1894 3 i Ah an ml vrt ini iririlinni nnil lip lo-.latu licvvHniii'r and fiiinily journal 4 4 Mg.grjCnrj3ty7trTr.r4aaTa7a Coice Wines, Liquors & Cigars HENDKRSON t POMiAKP. ANDY CATHARTIC a CURECOH5TIPATI0H to XTTTTrr 23 30 Mi3LJj!jS ABSOLDTPrT nniPi'STrrn ' eonUpallon.Cawar arelhald.nLaial .Land bixikl.t fre. All. KTrlCLIVI lOIMll' (II.. ( lile.au. Knutrnl. 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