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Princvillo Review. j in tho opinions expressed. JItf 1 with llunii's us ;i li-.nlinii uamiuluttt ! thinks that the next session of con- j for governor bolVio the Kipublu'iin rr. r.. v - :j , , ,,, ... .. convention. 1 o thwart lus utlihi- ! cress will devoU a groat deal ol . , ... . , . , ,Enn-oB Asn lWtim0 t0 tbo rhilipnilie que8lioil j K'lT S$t r " - ' "I with which the supreme court ban j volition after a close, cxcitinc an.l NOTWK TO riUCPITOUS. for t'nik t'niiiily, In the utHllvr of lite i-IhIi of J. Wii; HtM'li'KW M KKKH Y lilVKN MY TIlK t'N (triMmuM, (t l ml 11 1st i ill i i tti tho tv-tulo ot J. Wm. ItHiiio-, 'It'tvu-i'-l, t otvtllt- SATl'UDAV.-JrSKM. Ul. !gaid congress ..lone has power to spectacular contest. The hii. lings ! it;;i g w!S'Xi..Tn. K deal, and that out of the discussion fiuieon, Krmk detente.!, an.l ; T'r;,, " ,,f ! inn ll,on lerees cueil ireacnery a.imiiii.iraiii m uw ie m. k, khuhi in I !. ... .i. . ii .. ... i .... , I'rinovuw. urmmi. ville, Or., as second-class matter. : nxt vtar-8 congressional campaign. ! ' ' " r, , V ,. 1 .oil"" " "'""" r , .... ! , i ' lUitlt.D I l. l I, Pntfred at the Postolliee in l'rino- will grow the principal issue next year's congressional car "Ought the constitution to TERMS on a future' reckoning. llardlv hid the echoes of the I the flag?" Senator Jones thiuka , campaign rolled away n lienWil llie democrats will take the standi"0"'" newspaper, the Seattle I'est-i t . . . 1 1 ; i ... ... t. l that we should not control anv i inwuigoneer, eeg an nerce ana. iiuA ility of Juno , .AilminUirli is, A DM INI STH A TO US NOT I c K. In Advance. pne .car $i 50;Pl'oPle wlio-are not considered good jj Six months 7f enough to eniov all the rights and';,, (privileges of American citizens that we should assist the Filipinos ing ally. Ik rue months. 50: If Knt Paid in A.lv&Ui ...'to set up an imlependent govern Onevear Pi) . r k,t mnnih liv'tnt'iit, notirv the powers that we will lrooK no interterence witii 11, ; chnrped that and then withdraw our llag from ' bribes from NiUlcf U ht,r.,t, oIvimi (hilt t lie lllHlprilffiiiii on the adniinist r ilion ot Jlavor. h, ,i"i."i "y "" i ' " i nines. Il was p.'i i lieu In r ly hitler I termor ,. th e.uv .( .inim A im,lirv, .1 in its onslaught on the Seattle. . n'a ;i T...i7.i.V ;.;....iV:.Ti .. police force, t'onpiitine was a w i s 1 -; ''h 'iim, wiiii iw ir,.n.r uMiohur,, wiiiuh f ... . . 1.1. Iltltllttlll (P.t.1. III). ilulM t.l 111. ,11, iMlli.t, .....1 C , ..r M .-.,. . 7 ... ...... ....... . , v 111,1 .u ci in it ii 1 111 rrinffviim lu-funii Three months 50 e bad been close friends, but had i ""J I-1" quarrelled, anil Censidine was eager for revenge. lb" made open Mi-r.'diih had taken gamblers, an.l the vitf.liiiiv.lwM. ' J I.. Mi.l I .LOCH. A'lmliil"lriliir nf Kit I'.tiUo of Jiiiltl A. lUHiUl-y, lUH'l'H.ril. SIIF.IMKF'S SAI.K. wa shixq ro.v . e ttkk. . resign. lowed. Yesterday's tragedy fol- the Philippines; but believe that a ! charges were pressed with such ,..iriiv. nf r..l,i;,.JnJ ,i ' vicor tliti t Meredith was forced to by the program of holding the isl ands for the nionev that can be made out of them. He said that; The Orewonian is hnsv findinir ollioes (From Our RogulM IMrrespiuJeai.) Washimiton, Juno 1, 1001. The same interests the sugar j , .1 . . .. , ...i.:..l .i. 1 l n u .1. 1.:.. ' .... . una iouccu irusis nuitu ui.uc ; 1110 uemoorais wouui ugiu 1110 iruip canuulates tor the various .Mr. McKinley turn such a sudden ( Subsidy bill, which he expects to next June. Among those aooiersault on the J orto Kican tar- see pushed to the tront again, just , tioned is the iiaino of ( ilf question men- are now working to las hard as ever; that he doubted Chamberlain, of Portland, for tlirf Notir U burvliv kIvimi tlitit I Witt on Mnn ilny. llni Mlh Uiiv i( July, 1hu, r,iiiiiii,iuitiiii Mt llui noiif n( 1 o'ol.'i'k i 111 mi Mini illy, hi Hie ooiirlliuiuo UiHir tit I'rmvvillii. t'ruiik I'.mmy. Olt'KOll, m'U at i ttilii' Htli'lliill In tho hUlir.t litilittT fur Ofth. Ail Intnl. u Molt hnvti Iivimi mM 1o I'rnuli r.utnlv lor tnui , prmr 1,1 lit your mi. ItmrtUliia l.t ilay nf Juno. I ml ' C. I'liNiil KroV. S--111". t'rink l.'iiuulv. Ori'ti.'ll. TRICASlMtKIPS NOTIt'K All wtrrniH rt'eUtttriMt up to n. inolinl- ln arranl Ma. sll will It nmd 1111 urs make him nullify the uroviioas of i whether Baboork's much talkeil of nnmint;in nfn-ntin" TiirUmnvi"'1"11"1' ' '. of tu ruy in-iMir- ' . . . : r ' 1 r hi the i'Hv of I'rmtn i!it, rnk conniy. ihfl Fi)r.tktraiit. 1 ht net , provided anti-tiriff hi A would even ffet out thinL-a if h-iv. nwmti.HWHl ' or.n. iuuri wtii iroiu the ui C. L. SALOMON Carries Dress GOODS, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, and Timuare, Cans and Ammunition, Crockery and Willoui-uiarc, Coolc IStoveH, Ilctitlim Stovcw, Ctinip HtovcH, mid KnticM that whenever the legislature of of the house ways and means com-1 ft better man for the position. He forto Rico notifies the President of j mittee, and rather eipected tlm , was elected .ittorney-g'-ner.il in the United Statss that a system of j order nf the trans-continental rail-' J Si2 on the democratic ticket when . internal taxatiou has been put into j road bosses, to smother Nicaragua : the state went largely r pup'.iean. effect that would meet the expence j Canal legislation, to be obeyed by Last June he was elected district of the govern uient of the island, j the republican leaders. I attorney of Multnomah county he President should issue a procla- j Representative Clayton, of Ala- j when that county is known to be illation declaring free trade with , bama, who has just returned from ( republican. Mr. Chamberlain is Porto Rico, and that in any event . a visit to the Constitutional conven-! a staunch democrat and with the the tariff on Porto Rican products ; tion, now sitting in that state, says . odds against him would mak it ibould cease to exist March 1, VM2. ; the elfmination of the negro vote is tropical for any one against him. An extra sesion of the Porto Rican certain. As to it etTect upon the . legislature has been called to meet state he said : "I have geeu itsug- Colonel Eimnett Call a ban, of July 4, for the parposf of giving gested that with the elimination ol j 1?aker citv vbj j,, r,.tu'rm., he President the notiticition pro- ! the negro vote tome of the states it; ; frilnl fri .iimm.t, H,.. ot Oil iiiiut I'Hcl June .Nth, l.'Ol M. A StMitn, I'ity 1 roa-nrir. THE COMMONER Issued Weekly AVi Ilia 111 .1. Una 11, Shoes 1 Suits 1 Hats Our vnrioua lines am complete, and in many linen are cloning out vry low prices. Call and examine thorn. Call ami examine our Men' and ltoyt and get our prices. White Lead and Oils, Mixed Paints and Yarniyhes Our Bacon and Lard All kinds from 85 cents up. He tbnm before von huv eUewbere. Is nf the brit best ipuillty and we sell it cheap. Doors and Windows Kditor and Pi LINCOLN. Ail iiea,atthe lowest prices. Cutlery Pocket Cutlery, Table Cutlery, and Trunk and Valise All sizes. Tkrms Payabl Onk Ykau Six Months .... Tiihkk Months . . J.i t ; .i. r- !... 1 .-...i. ..-11 .... 1. 1 : ai- Tiaeu wrin wi roraaer aci aim r- tKe oouta wm go repuoucan. 1 ' ; East, savs that the O-egon exhibit ' Sinui.k Coi'Y . questing him to issue a proclama-, is certainly not true of Alabama. jin the mint,rftl JelMrllIlwlt Bt the j T !..- f. TL:. T. t L ....... .f If!. ' ...V . ! lion declaring (ree iraue. m . u nag not oeen true 01 .Mississippi, . p.,n.Amril ,M Kxtmsiiinn t Itnf. ttdistior. NKIiRASKA. atlvanee, . . . f 1 OK ;o :t5 05 Wa 110ns and Mowing Machines ('. A. t l.lNK. 1'KSTWT, TKINKVIILK, OKKfON. the trust interests are woriiing to Louisiana or South Carolina. Ala- prevent on tha pretended ground j bauia will remain a democratic t We will send the Hkvikw anil state in t tie : falo, is conceded its kind from anv that the system of internal taxation . state. Of ths republican threat njon provided by the legislature of Porto to reduce southern representation! - Jlico will not provide the necessary , in congress and the electoral col- j Senator Joseph Sitnan bin pro revenue, hut in reality because they lege, Mr. Clayton said he had no mined to join tin- M iz 1111.1.- in tht-rr jutend to prevent free trade between fear. He called attention to the ascent of Mt. Huud. The Senator forto Rico and the United States . fact that Massachusetts had had a is a candidate to -u.-eeed himself t they can. Their plan is to com- limited suffrage for many years. : and will do most anvtltin f .r pip pel Mr. McKinley to decline to and no suggestion had ever been ularity, between r.nw ami t!i- niet t jssue a free trade proclamation, . made to reduce its representrtion. ing of the next legislature, and then to get Congress to amend ' ! m mmmmm the Foraker act, extending the tar iff on Porto Kican products, before jt expires by limitation. It is difficult to Eay what the result will be. Mr. McKinley wants free trade Tritb Porto Rico, as he did when to be the best of i the Cimnnoiier fur one year to any address f.r f'J 00, payment in ad VRIH'tt. Send in your name and money as soon as ciini'emeiit lis we ex pect to si nd olT a list in 11 sliort time. W N 1 ril-Al'TlVK N OK UDOII CIIRA ir t.i ilrttver iiil rullefl In Orrfun for ui.t olAl'lt)ir,l niaimfai'liiriuf wtiel.le linii.e a ?ir. ni Vy Itnur.lT mun thiin S(ieriiure rett'ilretl Our rftrtn any tiaitk In mtt)r i-ltjf. Kticlovf. nrlf ftililr l-.l .Uiupfil eiiielnpe. Muu f fti-liirri, Thl rd Kiotir. 3.14 ivarWu Si.. t:iilrn. The fleui fldriance Piatt I R0TTES POLITICS AXD ITS RE- A I L T. One i30 S31 BtlGnLYL Ihe p fJlYK THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY mm be gent his annual message to the last Congress, but the trusts com pelled him to eat his words and do their bidding then and they may be able to do so again. Russia is bitting back at this govercment, which the short-sighted policy of the administration has involved ia a tariff war. First, the Russian duty on American ma chinery wag raised and now the duty on American resin and bicy cles goea up a notch or two. When I Last Tuesday afternoon in the j city of Seattle, Wash., was enacted ; I a tragedy, which was the outcome i of a fierce factional warfare that I has waged for three years in the1 l"c ' lalc be made to sunU KSS!V2l'32 I Washington particularly of King out alone, like L jjt'..iyij 'county. John W. Considine. one ; P"-lure OD. a , , ft-;1 - From a wreck will attract the world 't attention to the h:'tr-s;iv;r. N et let the hfe-nvin be continurti even. ti ty, and very soon it attracts uo puhiio attenfon. ; If tlie scene of the saving of one life by Out life-saving remedy, I.)r. i'leree's Colaen Meaical MOWERS, REAPERS, and BINDERS. Roll er lit-amit j of the proprietors of the Standard gambling hcuse and the People's j theater, shot and killed ex Chief : of Police W. L.Meredith. Consi 'dine was ali-o wounded. It is al- leged that Meredith was the ag ! gresor and made a deliberate at- ! t.mnl in L i 11 1. 1.1 T.1,1 iii.r. 1 ur,o,r, nf It 18 remembered that wiiat we buy; , ,. . , . . , , . , I years standing. It appears that of Russia is not adrop in the bucket i ' . , , , ... , . , , ,, , , the men had threatened to kill comparea witn wnat we sen ner, fhe silliness of a system of tariff re taliation between the two countries 11 apparent. It is quite certaia tbat tnia sort ot policy will not re sult in extending our foreign mar kets, an object that Mr. McKinley si w 11 v m 3 w Ji ;v v-- taj ! " This was ostensibly a local matter," says the Oregonian, ''hut j litis of state-wide significance be-1 J cause of its ramifications among I politicians who are struggling for; - -'4. ; control of federal patronage and a ! seat in the L'nited States senate.: ; It is a desperate gang, and it re-1 ! sorts to desperate methods. The j public will waste little sympathy j I upon either the officer deposed for! I tnbtrirr iminav frnm uliarimloua lam. Concerning the Standard Oil trust,!, , ., , . , , , , .,, , . ... i breakers or the professional gam- which will be printed in its per- L , , , , ,, . . j bier who killed him, though there manent report. following is an .,. . . . . , , . , ,, ,,,, will be interest to see if the slayer extract from one made by F. H. . , , ,. . , ,, , J , , ' , 1 be properly dealt with, ho long as Monett, formerly a ttorney-general .; ,, , ,., , of Ohio: "Campaigns come and i . . , , constantly protusses - to keep in vieiv. Secretary Gage has just or dered a countervailing duty placed j fin sugar from Paly. Ths Industrial commission has I received a number of affidavits : go; commissions investigate and legislatures meet and adjourn, and magazine articles are written and read, and yet, through their mon opolistic and criminal exactions, the Standard Oil combination of transportation and distribution thereof levy tribute upon the owner ton politics is dominated by a gang of ruffians, such scenes may be. expected. picture on a screen, it would attract the notice r,f t',1. Ullnl. tinn Rv n run- ous contradiction i the very lreucu- -iH w ... ro.tU uflit.-k tUm " riscovery " saves life, robs the fact of general inter- W" couhs, bronchitis, weak luns, and other diseases of iiie respiratory or Xus, "Golden K'j medicine which offers certain help. and almost certain f cure. It contain neither alcohol nor narcotics. "Only for Ijociot Pierce' 11 Got-lrli Mril ical DlHCovery I think I would be in my ffrave to-day." write Mr. M j Miles, of Ifhlianl. I'inu Co., Wyoming. " I ht uthma so hail I ctuU not slfn snd wm oompelleil lo kivp up work. It Htfcted my luntf to that F cu'ijirird alt the time, txith dny and ni(hi. My (ritrtnis all thought I hud con umfition. My wife insisted on my trying '', Wu Medical Dthcovery.' I hv taken lour bottlrs and wm now wrll man, weighing pouoda thatiku to Ijt. Pit-re " The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser in paper covers, is sent tree on receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay the cost of mailing only. Address Vv. R. V. Iierce, Buflalo, N. V. tiiu lwr! for oO Year". Jvirth Todiiv. Th Hft Mtit'hin on ' Now Is fho tlmo to fill your yurm vi;. tiicr rwjods. Shirt Waists A nine variety lo fhocm' fmin. Lingerie Night Itole, Cover. Whito hikirli", I eip, ( In n.ih.., ('orn-t Ilollins worth Iluyrnkcs, Jackson Hayforks, llaycarncrs, Hlocks, Hanorsi and Derrick Irons. Full Lino of Extrns for HA11 Makes of Machines A .i -i T n 1 4 W 1 mm FRANK ELKINS & CO., Sole Agents, Telephone 7:!. SOUTH KM) BLACKSMITH SHOP. FINAL SETT I KM K NT. in the friiuiiT Court for 1,'r'Kik County, htate of (ri-Knn : Notl'-f! In hr:hy s;ivn tlmt KI.il- Wlnrlnm. the H'luifiii.trHlrlx nf Ihf .-.tHte of A. .1 Win- Will minh molhnda win '". iIwm-kI. Ii n-inl.in.il . flll In & ' unit! court hi-r fiiml aifiitnl. strength for the faution that pro- motes them?" ! The Spokesman Review, a repub j li(.an pHpcr of Spokane, publiwhes ' the following editorial: I "Tin. rl-arll r.pjr lr r,f f'n., ui rl ino'u Ofthe oil rock and exact from the j pifl0, WM the eurfa'oe ebullition of corisurner of the refined oil and its; puBgiorw and forces which have by-products an unnatural proht. rent the KepubJiuan party in thin f wantiu-activk man or oooi chak The public aro its victime; the'8tate' Meredith and C(j n s i d i i j e ! r etalw i L hI-d arVn a ri'Vl t n r ! " rw?o?e , Ve . 1 were uui uje nunptu ui ariitjitious j'-."""'j f hvi a'J 111 in intra- tlon of hU1 etit(j, and ihat Monday, the fahdnifff Angutt, ')0ft mt ten o'clock a rn., nt the fnirt r'ciin of aM court in I'rirMCill. Critnk (.'oniitv, Orciton, lias ben fluly HppotHlf'J ),y hkdi Court, fir lh nf.tt'n-.uftil of hai'( afounl, at which limn ul pittco any (mtoij in t?retf1 In faid etllle may urr;ar an 4 O hj HCt IhHTitVi. iial'id thin day ff June, K1..-IK WJNDOM. A'iininihtrtttrl x. little band of law violators owing; - j t r lit mn u it;in,r rr-ju 1 1 , r k i tr rf nee or.il vtt vt n tT 1 1 1 I Ti ft Iin fl I ...... v....i. u nil- l ...i .t .1 the controlling shares are the bune-j rniHrHiv th In t for Alnslrnn e,) M"'i'"i en v.rl.',f..r.i. M.,nfB,;iurc-r.: ... , , , , ., , I incineiiiany trie iuni ior AiasKan lhlrd j,l0ri M nu,tu hi,, tiiinaijo. ficianeu of the plunder. The puh- gnjj Coi,trihuted to these passions, ic for a short t;rue stand aghast at j and tho resultatit tragedy. ' their very boldness and defiance.; "All thin tiwiictiv arfaie origi -: ImSSSSbWWTO The government alono can c heck "? V " - -"7- , f i$ , . . 'oflri'l'J. In this cotitest John L. their abuses. j wiIh0tl HOliKht re.eection wnu f. Senator Jonp, of Arkansas, I verish denire. and his ambition was! X L . e .u- l .: x.. ! 1 u.. -1- ir k . i ' ..V mKBDti.BTTBrd. OK B0P&B. H.ndmrol.ikitb tipqal committee, has beeo in I Mayor ot b.attie. jimnei was put Washington all the week. He forar,i in oppoeltjon to Wilnon ,, , , , , , ',. ' ! and in consequence Wilson failed talked freely of the political out- f rB.el(;Ctjoli;a,Hj attributed his d jqok, but said be wished it under-1 feat to Humes and the forces be ttood tbttt he made no pretense of bind birn. fppr-esenting anybody but himself) "Th campaign of 1900 come on The Northwest Live-Stock and Wool-Growers' Journal. Published at Pendleton, Oro. The Leading Pacific Northwest Magazine II.KOANT half Ion lllitllrttloni of i Klirnp, Ctllle nrl llurua, frnin photii of tuck rUi In Orffon, Wh liiKlnn. MorilBii anil Mftho. 11 la trior nughly up-lo-ilalr anil coilUttia rffillaiila lien, of tlia llaitck wilrld. Lil.oul kinni, cnrre.pon'lenrw and iiirhi of the MMuit writnra nu ttlip.p. Caul, and Hnr.i- am Ktrm Ncm, thuln Ilia prngrffMB of Ilia llvastonk world, tha prlrn paid for Wonl, Sheep. Calll and llnr.ua, pic, am. Inlaraallni atrlcunV Ural luattara ami nompralianalv and reliant niarkat rcporta. Regular Subscriptiou Price $1.00 per Year We furnish it with the Kkvikw for II. Wl. Send all orders to the Hkview, Prinevills, Or. Iiocaer Prices Than Ever Sirnw HaU for big un-n, for lillln im'ii, for bnv iiml v.ir, any on wlio h tb money cn buy h lint nf m y kind t thn Hee Hi vp, for I fit the heitil well I In- pui k. l Imok. FRICIC! - KUKIS! (iriniteware nd (ilsnwsre given nwuy us Hulling I'nwder priiei. Klondike Tobacco lend all ollirrn in pin e nml ipi.ilily for i1p only at the Hen Ilivn. li- not burn loiiiiin. Titbit Oilcloths in white and colored. A Share of Your Patronnflo Is Respectfully Solfeiteil, I. MICH 121. ED N WHITE JOHN COM H3 U1HITE & GOJVIBS DEALERS IN Liquors, Wines, and C. ar- Oomcstic lgcll S and Imported Call and sec us at our now liendpiiartcrs next door south Poindexter Hotel. Utnot.uJa UA and Ffri)tnI'tDtariilTrdi Mrk,' J rlEE. yairtat tcrtni Tir -mrno to invp.ntori j FATEHT LAW YEM OF t T BARS' 7KACTIC1. 8 m DOf) PATfNTS PROCURFD THROUGH THEM. Ail buaiohia aooniianuti. auaua a )amc. Midarata ehanrna )Wnta i Klviua. 1'ittUinll A H LIPPM AN Sells Furniture Planing run. unn I Also on easy payment 1-4 DOWN REST Ol MONTHLY PAYMENTS Mill ED. HARBIN. Proprietor. Keep on hand all kind of Drnanml and Rough I.uiulior. furnifhingfi ef alt kind, Moulding!, eto. If OHM- C. A. SNOW & CO. PATENT UWVCPt, Opa. U. S. Pliant Office, WASHINGTON, 0. C.(j f OSIIIVCIF So Goods Cliarri Steam Dry Kiln Shlnglvs, both Rawed anil cut. Bicycle Sundries. Bicycle Repairing a Specially
