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Newspaper Page Textu Advertisers SUBSCRIPTION If you liBvti bargain to offer, announce it through the col umn of the REVIEW. $150 PER YEAR. VOL. 7. 1'JU NEVILLE, CROOK COUNTY, OKEGON, .SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1901. 1U. 40. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY UNITED STATICS OFFICIAL f'rnoi J ttt W i m. am McKiNi.ky Vice Prea Hec of State John Hay tieo of Treasury ... Lyman J (Jaiiic fleo of Interior. . . K A HiTcin-nre Heo of War Ki.tnc Knor Heo of Navy John 1) Lonu Postmaster General . Clt Art K SMITH Attorney Unnerel John W (iiumis Beo of Agriculture. . Jamks Wilson fleoatori STATK OFFICIALS Governor TT (Ikkk Secretary of State K F Oi'miah Treasurer (IS Mnoitic Att'yOcneral . I) It N I:i.a( kiu hn 8upt Tub lout .... J II AlKKKMAN Printer . . W II Lkkiis Dairy A Food Com . J W Baii.iy ui W M. lliiii.r (JiiHi.iMi Simon lint, T II Tomiue v.ongre,..ue . M A M())liy (C K WllI.VKIiTOS Supreme Judge I'an (F A Moon it 7TII JUDICIAL DISTRICT Judge W L Bkahhiiaw Prosecuting Att'v I'kank Mknakkk COUNTY, OFFICIALS Joint Benelor. . . . J N Williamson (It A Kmmktt Joint Repea'n'tive T II Miliaria (A H KnHKHTn Judge WO Wii.i.s Clark ... J J Smith Sheriff .... V C CoNui. run U K TiMi'i.aroN II J Hkai.y Treasurer J N I'oimkxtkh Asetor , J D I.akoi.i.kttk School Kii jH-ri iiti-mifiil S M ItoKol.l Surveyor C A Ohavkn I'ofoner U'm II P.kim'K Stock Ii.f "-itur Joe IIinkie M It. HIINNY, II. FKY. Christmas Hooks. HIS HOOK, by ADAH L. SUTTON', illustrated by W. Commienioiicra Justice. . Constable W K M. Faki.ani. Kl (itlUoVV MCNICll'ALOFFICKRS Msvor Coiineiltiien Recorder Trtasuier . Marali.l I. N I.inorTr f Wil l. Wl'IIZWMI KK V W Wll.".. J Ki. N Wiiitk j H F STrWAKT I A II I.IITMAN (c M Ki kins Mil Hkii. . MA M.it.tE W m puis A liioHt fimcinating array of big and little folks, marvelous animnl and strangu device it ia possible to Knd outside lha guily decorated cover of "MR. 11UNNY, HIS HOOK." KVKRY PAG KM AND FRONT AND HACK COVERS I'RINTKD IN TURKIC BRILLIANT COLONS Uxlli Inuh.. TIIK FAVOlUTK JUVENILIS FOR TIIK JIOLIDAYS, Sul.HUntially bound. II 25 TIIK MADONNA AND CHRIST, by FRANKLIN EDSON ISELDKN. A handsome pictorial containing reproductions of th world-famous paintings of tin) Madonna and Christ, with descriptions of each picture. Printed on enameled paper, artistically bound in white Buckram with appropriale cover design in gold. The moiit acceptable CHRISTMAS l lfl UUIJK Imaginable. 1 (KJ. THE STORY OK JKSl'S, ) Children' Bible clnrira by the gifted lu III A IWIILK HKKOJ.NK, author JOSEPH I NK POLLA KI. (iOD MADE TIIK WORLD, IC.ch book contains score r.f lllu. Ira- I III'. (iOOD SAMARITAN, I lion, colored frontispiece, printed on THE I10YHOOI) OF JESUS, J line paper in large type. Cloth. Tocent THE FIRST CAPTURE, or Hauling Down the Flag of England by HARRY CASTLKMON. A thrilling story of the Revolutionary War, of old Colony Day and Way. Healthfully illustrated. Cloth. 75 cent. TEDDY, by JAMES OTIS. Jnal the Imok In delight all Lov renter. Cloth. Illustrated. 75c THE ROMANCE OF A SCHOOL ROY, by MARY A. DENISON. Full of interesting adventures, thrilling situations and pretty ro mance. Handsomely illustrated by John Henderson (iarnney. Cloth. 75o MARKING THE 1IOUN DARY, by EDWARD EVERETT BILLINGS A Htory in which I mil mm pl.tv an important part. Cloth. 75o THE CASTLE OF THE CARPATHIANS, by JULES VERNE. Not a dull pg in the book ; full of trngic occurrences, quaint in cident and wierd experiences. Cloth. llluBtrsted. 75o. A GREAT LADY, by RUTH REID. The hictory of little orphiui girl who whs adopted by a lady of wealth. Contains many beautiful full pnge Illustration. ' Arliclically bound in cloth, gold etainHil. 00. NURIA OF SARACKNKSCO, hv RICHARD VOSS, translated from tlm GerniHii by HKTTIE K. MILLER. A churiuiiig love story in which the artist, Heinrich Hoffaian, is proniioenl churacler. Cloth. 50o. TESS, AN EDUCATED CHIMPANZEE, by MARTHA K. BUHRE. A di Bcription of the monkey who wore dresses, played w ith dolls, sat at the tnhltf to nit, rodn a bicycle, niul hundreds of other amusing things. Cloth. Profusely illustrated. .Vc. INDIAN CI. I'M SWINGING. ONE. TWO AND THREE CLUB JUGGLING, by FRANK K MILLER, Physical Director of Y. MCA. DMIm Tex. A bisik winch sliniibl lie in llu- liurnl of every athlete. The only iiinini il on licit. in ('lull Swinging and Jugiilii g to Iih found on the nn.ikct. Pruciiiiil in every w.iv. Cloth. ) illustrations. I0tl. Smith s Reception SMITH ACLKKK, PBOPR1KTOB8. Carry the following brands of CasedQoods: Old Private Stock T rbon. Old Hickory. Ouokenhaimsr : Mt. Vernon. MoBraye-'s i mr Mash Rough Rider. Moorr-f i'ure Old Mas&r Elk Tooth. .Ieri;iit. Bonrboa. Martell Cognao.' Yellow Stone and Old Hickory Fine Assortment of Wines. Domestic andlmported Cigars PKIXEVIIXE, - - OREGON SUICIDE OF DALY 8UR3E0N ON MILES' STAFJ" PORTO RICO. IN It Was HI Allegations In Regard to "Embalmed" Beaf That Led to the InveatlKation During the Spanish War. all kinds of vermin. The unfortu nate woman, who had partially lost her reason, was taken to a hospital. It waa thought she would die, but she is now improving. Twenty-five years ago she was a beautiful brunette, and fell in love with a lawyer without means. Her mother disapproved of their love, and confined her in tin room which she has only recently left. PiTTSBt'RO, Jane. 0. Major W. 1 ne on Ust arrest, pleaded 11. Daly surgeon on the staff ol tbat cteJ as he did on 'account General Miles in Porto Rico, com mitted suicide at his home by shooting himself in the right tem ple. The body was found in the of filial piety, and that the mother was responsible. The lawyer died in 1885. There was another dramatic de- 1901 HAYSTACK STALLIONS 1901 CARDINAL, RJCHLIEU The (irest Ktj lieli I'.imk, seven eighths French Coaeh, weight 1700 pound. Any li(tl ilium hreil to Kichlieu will produce an animal larife enougli lor iirilnmry Uk. I Ins in the horse lor small, standard . or thoroni;lil)rei marc. We have colts from snrh mares that will make l-'IAj i r l.i Hi pounds, ami are juat an nullah ami liandaonisr than their dams. bathroom by Miss Mary Short, the ' velopment in the case today. Maie. housekeeper, lying in a pool of Mo0-' ded in Pon of heart blood, with a 38-calibre revolver disease. The gravity of her crime lying on the floor. Dr. Foster, who ; was brought home to her at the jail. She became ill and died sud- Is especially adapted to crosaine on larifH, lo.w built or letirv marcs. liuvaUt k haa never Produced GALLANT STAMP The Pure Bred Scotch Clvdesdale. better dull colts than those Iron) this horse. HACKNEY The Carriuge and Saddle Sire. His ao:ue fine ones to his credit, all good colors. Kee for either of the alw)ve homes.' $10.00, due when mare is known to be with foal, disiMjaed of, or allowed to er-vape on ratine. Mares will be kepi during season for 50 rents a week, doe when mare il re moved Irom pature. Will not Im responsible for accidents. Young Teams, Stallions and Mares for Sale. G. SPRINGEK, SOCIETY MEETINGS Primvii.i.k I.iuiiik No Tti A F A M Meets iii Mrisoiiio Temple on Sl urdaV before full inonn of encli aonlll. T M 1 1 A 1 . 1 1 w I N , Y M W I I.I. Wl hZWKI M Kll Sill Ca Kh ATlON ClIAI'TCK N" 41 O E S Meets Second nnd Fourth 'P'Uts day of each tuontli in the Masonic Temple. Mi-.s(inAiK IIki.knai D P Ai'AMsos, Sec V M Oi HiH o Lotxik No 4fi, I O O F Meets in Odd Fellows' hall every Saturday evening. M R Itiods, A L Win I it See N G ii nd im- PADDY FROM CORK, by STEPHEN FL-'KE. A eiillci'l inn nf hin t -lories w ith a w ealth of fancy, humor Iron churacler druwiiijj Any nn who rends tlm initinl alurv will luediiilely devour the res!. Cloth. Special cover design. $1 (HI. MODERN AMERICAN DRINKS, br GEORGE J KAPPELEK. Ktpli:'it instructions for the concocliii( of the most delicious and tempting bever;e. Special ntlentiiiii given to Ices and Sherbets. Cloth, 1100. Paper, Wc. Any of the above books sent charges prepaid upon receipt of price. Address, THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING COMPANY. Akron, Ohio. LcsA Lonof No fi.r), K or P Meets in Odd Fellows' hall ttvery W edntisdav evening. All brothers ia food standi no are invited to attend. VV A Booth, C C E A Rsi knap, K R 8 0ciio o Loima No 101, A O V V Meets in Odd Fellows' hall every Second and Fourth Mondays of each month. E O Hvdk, M V L N Liikiktt, Recorder Pi'nhkam IiiHik; No .'III, D or II Meets in Odd Fellows' hull every Tuesday evening. Mhh I'fiaui. Row km., Hiss F Etiiki, Liikiktt, C or II Recorder PaiNEvti.i. Cami- No 21G, V O W Meets in Odd Follows' hall every First and Third Thursdays of each month. E A Bklknap, Consul J L Ml'Ctll.l.OCH, Ci.kkk Jdmipkk Cihclb No 37, W or W Meets in Odd Fellows' hall every Friday evening. Miss ErrA Chooks, Miss Ida Omko, G N Clerk Pilot Tknt No 9.1, K 0 T M Meets in Odd Fellows' hall every fiscond and Fourth Thursday even ings in each month. 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Any two and the Review for 3 60 Lookout Rrhkkaii No 103 I O O F Meets in Odd Fellows' hall every First and Third Haturdny evenings in each month. Miss Grack Bki.knap, N G Mas II N Gowan, Hue If Any one in Oiler 2) OFFER NO. 6 nnd Rkvikw $2 75 Anv two in Offer 1 Any ono in Offer Any one in Offer 1 Any two in Offer 2 The 3 and the Rkvikw $3 50 OFFER NO. 5, 3 OFFER NO. 7. The 3 nnd the Rkviiw $3 25 Any one in Offer 11 The 3 and the Any one in Offer '2, Review $4 00 Any oup in Offer 3 i TheLiht of the World or Our Savior in Art. j Cost nearly IIOO.OIR) lo produce, j Conliiins nearly 100 full page en-; arsviiigs of our Savior and His Mother by the world's greatest 1 painters. True copies of t lie Mutter- pieces in the art galleries i f Ku- i rope. Every picture is as beaiiti-. ful as a sunrise over the hilltops.! Contains description of the paint- I nigs, biography of the painters, the names and the locations of the! galleries in Europe where the origi- j nal may bn seen. A!e0 contains a , Child's Department, including a! Child's Story of the Christ and His i Mother ; beautifully written, to fit j each picture. This wonderful book ; matchless in its purity and beauty, j appeals to every mothers heart, and j in every Christian home where there are children the hook sells it self. ChriHtain men and women are making money rapidly taking orders. A Chrtstani man or woman can in this coujinunity soon, make $1,000 taking orders for Christinas presents. Mrs. Waite our agent in Massachusetts, has sold over $3,000 worth of the books in a very short time. Mrs. Sackett our agent in New York, has sold over $t,500 worth of the books in a very short time. The book is printed on a velvet finished paper, beautifully bound in Cardinal Red and gold, and adorned with Golden Roses and Lilies. It is without doubt, the most beautiful book -of this century. Write for terms quickly and 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 er and Correspondent, at a perman ent salary, to devote your time to attending to agents and the cor respondence. Wanted also a State Manager to have charge of office -n Leading City of the State and main age all the business of the State. Send for terms. Address THE BRITISH AMERICAN CO. Corcoran Building, Opposite U. S. Treasury, Washington, D. C l lnystaclc, Oregon. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. M. R. BICCS, Attorney at Law and Notary. Main Street, PrinevlUe, Oregon. Office on ttreet leading to Court lloue. bullet hole in the temple and an nounced that death had taken place eeveral hours before. Miss Short then remembered hearing a sharp report about 7:30 a. ra., but thought it was the qui'.-', closing of a window. No caue is koown for Dr. Daly 'k deed, Ui . .iS it bo that insomnia drove him temporarily insane been unable to sleep regularly. The doctor was a widower and leaves no immtdiale family. He was 59 years of age and for many years had been prominent in med ical circles. He gained interna tional prominence during the Cuban war, as it was his report to the commanding general of the army that started the "erubalnaed beef" inquiry. denly in the infirmary at the prison this morning. EARL LI'S ACKNOWLEDGMENT Grateful to Americana for Relieving Dla trees in Hhan SI. Washington, June 8. Minister Wu has received the following ac- For some time be bad ! knowledgment from Li Hung Chang of a contribution of $20,000 for the relief of the famine-stricken people of Shan Si Province, cabled a few days ago: "Pekin, June 8. Your cable of June 5, received. The famine in Shan Si ia causing great suffering and distregs to people there. The benevolent people of America, through the Christian Herald, are very kind in raising a relief fund and remitting as a first installment the sum of $20,000 to afford imme diate relief. We are extremely grateful to the Americans, whose liberality and beneficence make no Havana, June 9 The conserva- j distinction of race or country. I live members of the constitution j have dui informed by telegraph convention are absolutely confident ; 'J16 Imperial Government and the tmuabi hnt th Pioir . .nonri.t i Governor of Sban Si. will be accepted, and that several j PRESSURE FROM THE OUTSIDE. Cuban Convention Likely to Accept the Piatt Amendment. Li Ht.NO Chang." WANT CANTEEN ESTABLISHED W. A. BELL, Attorney and Counselor atLaw, NOTARY PUBLIC. Offim ou ktreel trailing to Court Housa. PRINEVILLE OREGON. radicals will join with the 15 dele gates wno nave neretolore voted m 1 favor of acceptance. The last few Resolution Paseed by Medical Aasocla days seem to have brought about a ' Uon Unanimous Vote, decided chance in the attitude of! delegates who had been bitterly "THE D.INTIE8T LITTLfe WHEEL THAT IVBR WAS." BKBYCtoE. $40 POPULAR LIST PRICK $40 IDEALS, $20 to $30 All fitted with the "G & J" tire. Livery and Sundries. JOHN B. SHIPP. Head Main street. C. W. BARNES, Attorney at Law and Notary. PRINEVILLE, OREGON. Office ou Wnt Third street. B- F. NICHOLS. Atorney at Law and Notary. PRINEVILLE, OKEGON. Office on Eut Third Street. arraigning the Washington govern ment for rejecting the convention's interpretations of the amendment. The strong pressure from the out side brought to bear upon the con vention 1 1 finish its business and put the country on a settled basis has had an excellent effect upon the St. Paul, June 10. By unanim- ous vote, although with small at tendance, the American Medical association this afternoon adopted a resolution asking for the re-estab-ment of the army post canteen. A gift of $200,000 from John D. Rockefeller, for the furtherance of scientific research along medical radicals, inducing them to accept ' and BUr8ical lines, was gratefully the inevitable, and some of them ! cknowledged by the executive now argue that it would be, per- i committee of the association. The M. R. ELLIOTT, Attorney and Counselor at Law. PRINEVILLE OREGON Offie on Eul Third Street. M. E. BRINK, Attorney and Counselor at law. A 8treet, Between First end Second PRINEVILLE. OREOON. J. W. HOPKINS, Attorney-at-law, PSINEVILLB, OREGON. IT. S. Referee in Bankruptcy. Calls promptly attended, day and night E. O. HYDE, M. D., Physician and Sureoon, PRINEVILLE, OREOON. J. H. ROSENBERC, M, D., Physician and Surgeon, PRINEVILLE. OREGON. Office, with Dr. Ue.mer; Kealdence, Hotel KeJby OFKU'K.HOl'RS: 10 to 1J A u, 1 to 4 end 1 to r a haps, better to accept the amend client, hoping for some form of in dependence rather than to prolong the military occupatiou of the isl and. The convention will meet in secret session tomorrow. It is ex pected that several days will elapse before the vote is known. KEPT HER DAUGHTER A PRISONER Beautiful French Girl Incarcerated in a House for 35 Teara. H. P. BELKNAP, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. PRINEVILLE, OREGON. Office Is'Adsmion, Winnek A Co, i. Drug Store Evervhode Sara So. Cnsrnmta Camtv t'utliurtle, tlie moat won derful umlioul discovery of llio atre, pleas ant and rolreshuiR to the taste, act gently aud poslUvely on kliluors, liver and bowels, L-leanaiiiK the entire syeteui, dlapel volda, our heminolie, fever, haliitnal 1'onitlpallon and blliousnonn. Please buy and try a bot oft'. (3 C. tii-diivj II), aft, &o cents, bold aud guaranteed to cire by all dru-giite. Paris, June 8. The sensation of the week has been the arrest of Mme. Monnier, a rich, miserly land owner, living in the neighborhood of Poi tiers, and hereon, an ex-subperfect of the Department of Vienna, and a leader of Poitiers society, on the charge of incarcerating Mile. Blanche Monnier, daughter of Mme. Monnier, for 25 years in a room of Mme. Monnier's house. The po lice, who were anonymously noti fied of the woman's detention, en tered the house and found Mile. Monnier shut up in a room in dark ness, lying on a mattress, stark naked, and so emaciated that she appeared to be a living skeleton. The room was covered with filth, bone, refuse, food, worms, rats and details of the benefaction are not yet known to the executive committee. 8CHOOLING OF ARM7 OFFICERS. President Wheeler Says It Should Not End With West Point. New York, June 9. That army officers should contiue their school ing as long as they are in the ser vice of the United Stales ia the policy urged on the government by Dr. Benjamin Ide Wheeler, presi dent of the University of California who has come to Newi York after spending a week at West Point as one of the president's representa tives on the board of visitors at the United States Military academy. Clg-axette Tax Conetitutlon&l. Marshalltow.v, Ia., June 8. Judge Burnham, of the district court, today decided that the Iowa cigarette tax law is constitutional, and that the property of dealer! and owners of buildings where they are sold may be attaohed and sold for said tax. Similar suits ponding in other counties have been await ing the decision in Marshall county. The American Tobaoco company, it is said, will appeal. Makes the food more delicious and wholesome xww. mnmi pffwfwi oo.) www ypwy.