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Newspaper Page Textli .1 ' IVineville Review. 8ATCRIUY. JINK :.', IU. GRANDSTAND COLLAPSED. Thow rvinicli tvitn .TX. flNil- I and prolong life. Accident at the Field Day iSport-s o.' t Chloigo Normal School, 1)8 I Chicago, Juno 15. A temporary j w grandstand at Sixty-eighth ctreel 1 f and Stewart avenue, built (or the purpose of witnessing the annual fi field day sports of the Chicago. Normal school, collapsed today, in- f juring 25 persons, mostlv women ud children. Several were hurt m seriously, but it is thought none j will die. j The stand whioh was 100 feet ' Jong and seven tiers high, nasi crowded. The program of the day f was fairly under way when, on ac 1 count of the general stamping of, feet in recognition of some mcritori- j ous athletic feature, the supports ; gave nay, precipitating the speota-' tors to the ground. Several bun- j dred persons were buried under the" timbers. The field exercises came i to an abrupt stop and the partici-i pants joined in the work of rescue.; The sufferers were removed to the j normal school near by, which was converted into a temporary hos ; pital, with more than a score of: physicians and surgeon in attend- ance. ( FIRST MESSAGE BY WIRE. GIVES RELIEF. Hi -jV k k k -k k iV k k: k k k k k k ik haw : v.i. A -1 ( .V . .1 .V'-'i A- ,i (' 1 -k k k is No matter what the matter is, one will do you good, and you can get ten Cor tive cents. X y TaJL-UilS1 Ik' soul for "If TN RtTl r .ST In . (Minor CM , It. i ; : . pc. t . h'iMu ..reali .V'tr:!(.o.: fc,,u ty - n v.; a, i'Ml tC' i its jsEE2&a "Star" tin (howiii(? urnnll utars printmt on nnder of tng), "lloi-soShoo," "J. 'I'.," "Hoo.lLuoti," " Crurni l!ow," and " Drmumond " Nuturat Leaf Tin Tai; m o of mml vnlui! in ourlii(i presents mentiouod below, ami may bu Hiwortnil, Evory nmn, woman ami oliild cau And omuthiug ou Ibo lint that the; would liko to have, uud can have I'tur. n'irittii 1 Mutel, Put , 4 i'hu,i' - tint'. iu'k tiitl .''t"' n &t It ''vu Ivor, mi' .-nisi i-t il,.u!irt Allien. f rrtiti.-it lir.tir W h Pip atiMl ,.. 6l , f HutfM- Rnlfo. trtplv plt, I'vM tMlH " ... llW tmt(.Nnttn H) " KmmtL'i Kilt.' N.i, 4, .M ir :t'j t-nl , ti JV M' .Ml. Cf I'll J M . m, t nil 'i Y.MHt ll'tW S Kii.. t,jH -;t.l.i nU .i .iu.it fiii ! oU I'l't" Sun ( mo. l.lltit, ll;iutiMUt J Httm . KfMim mlvw ?v I niru;U . ... U U'ifohor Uuifo. ' K-u Kutut, " S ltl '"' ','" ,,,, 7fi 33 K"H.i', I'k'ii yjtiilvi', t'luM W -Iimh-,. "luvh Ku? mo.; ... 7b , f"W. lU 14 Nut tiet. i'ieU.r and IV li. iSr li-?'.,.. liU li'-vh.-l, ,,IW Jit) i v irr m.iiitu'.iruj, riwitiaw. in- V lb Pt tvtl'. "As Irt AKrm i'! els it k. l 1 !.hs-. lnv !t ti. i t.-kcl. !tom wIihI -.t U.n; It) t'.fvi-s, -ki Mvl. t' lekii-M-ii nui);.. . , Jt! tM I?,., ,i a in ,..,m i r.i m, ii u iiiKH.ui H'US, cuiiv t, ui. .. ,1 ... , llCk,l,iliM "A! , 'V tl'Uid luul . ...hM W Mntitt.ithi, vo.'y hAiiilH.mvw. ... . , . ,ihW .( w 'n.'ut.r lUyriuaii tiot Ou, 1- ,' a ..... . SH ii ll"nit' t'ti, .l-im-fi !i!i""il. IlAill- Uli- Nll.'t it It II, Ii' T ' J . .3vH) , , J.Mk) . ... KH'll A- ik tV A ?ort Simpson, Alaska. Is Connected With the Outside World. and Astoria, and jThe Dalles. Portland TRINEYILLE VANcotvKH. 15. CJune lo. The! Yukon telegraph wire from l'ort t?impson up the Skeena river to! Jiazelton IS finished, and today the, A lUATlUrS CO.: first telegraph message, was sent; " " i Warm Spring irorn tort Mmpson ana received bvi umw ui "W.uwv the mavor of Vancouver. This por- bktwkkn 1 ' CAMPBELL- fropr. tionofthe work beir.g finished, the1 ; '"" PrtwTiti i . n. ..n Tuiy. whole force of telegraph line ccn - The Dalles and Portland. u 'rs,l"v n'1 s"::iriU' '"1'11 ""',t-"ll"i''l , . . -ll i r .11 aI Ha'"i Sjrlr.t. for Th h.llr. n,l v Structors will be put on to rush the i i'ii except sunJ. , j,,,.,,,, completion of the work over the SO j iouoimu i y i'"1""- lMrp. wm 1rln, , m Mn,,,, mile gap which exists in the line ! n.slnutjr. nJ fri.ljr .. oi wwk wn- about, half war Iwivwn IIjlt,in u-.i:nfF Regulator T'..- tm"..-- r! ,. nwt!:ur with .licn for Hurt.. Uke iw u.t and Telegraph Creek. It is expect ed that by July 1 telegraphic mess uages will be exchanged between i Dawson and Vancouver. !;.',' i c,nn;n i V -lit Si-vi- ' v.i; 't . . 1 .M'a- hii no .,.u I AS 1-.'.-...L-lv..:....!:.:.i:i .;:-:.;;..'.! ii"nl;AU in .ti. t'.dt ' - ..mui Vr "ic ' ir t V vV -V -Af v vr "rysrir Line I fnluinliiii Siiilliern llailivaj' L. DILLON'S PLAUt Livery, Ieed and Sale Sta b 1 e. BAR ,N fiigrioN; And Carries Wines, Liquors and Cigars. His Hilliaid Tithlo is in (iood Shape, (llv Ilina a Call TEMPLETON & SON, DKALKKS IN' Drugs and Chemicals. Patent Medicines and Toilet Articles. Wines and I.lquom for inediemnl purposen only. rhicin' pr si'riptionn carefully compounded. (.'iiium Coiiiih KlIANK V liONNKY CONSOLIDATED h ) n i MiDCS 110XXHY & COIIltS. I'mprietors. ! We ant nmr the propriflorH of the above tunned Sl.ililm, and are Wo prepared to attend to the wmit of the travcllog public, Wo ii -k tli" ptiblie to give us a trial ami we will guarantaw nr.lle- CUv t'ler p.uiUj. TllliilCwll TO THE liAl.l.KS IN :.-iit !. '.:,.: .! :.,F-:r. . :: ."lt .it'1!.;. . M.'al- RICH PLACES STRIKE. I Burnt River Ground Goes as fJlKlj 114 $27 to the Square Yard. :r;?rin DAY TIME. K..r .'.-ill itironnuioD, rat: i.i, or a.Wref ; tirtnd AcriiiiimoililtloHH at all Mallun W. ('. AI.I.AWAV. The Dalles, Orccon. A T TT? r""T 1 j T T CZ! jpT i'1"1 v""f p"tnniML'Q will be bnlh leierved mid Hppreeiiitetl. AT SHANIKO, OREGON. First National Bank and t'onifiirtaljle YrhirlrK. !.,rn -.It l!,IT.i.. 1Q -.ll ' ' ling houv, HirtieuUir .l.'tili'ua (nrin to Freijhl and 'Pj;( Tie1 Columbia, Sniiihern U:iil f. ,'ty t 'o, font 'ii vHc 1 1 1 fret o the hattik ,i-ebouso btiiiiimi;, to It ii-o, us h iVrig'it w .it 1 huti'." thtotth which tiny wiil rccoive and forwanl t'roilit in tin- -u 1 itDinner Tin' i iiipreer-1. in t h it a i 1 bn-inr-s tn n.! I e ie t Ii ' o'i. , for t a ril ing honioM if an itmiiiooiis ii-. 0 ui t;il;i' li.H ii.i-in i.f dispelling it. Freiu'.t rei-eived iitn! hoi J i Imiirs w'l I I w : 1 ; o 1 o-. or to a forward bjfft to lb.' oliUr ut' the ( 11 1 - i gnro. ito mi wool in sai'ks or bale liom Siimikn 'i The D11 lies 1 SOUTHERN COLUMBIA RAILWAY COMPANY 1 1 - j Time Tab'o No. 7. IEFFECTIVE 12:01 A. M., MAY 6, 1900 FRIKEVILLH. ALLEN I'r.i.loit rrs:.!...t . ashiel I .i-!'S'lrf,' Sew Y,.rk. Baker City. June 15. A rich placer gold strike is reported ftom Burnt river, 40 miles above Ontario on the Snake river bottom. The grouud id reported to run from tf'.l to $27 to the fjuare yard, and it is vj SICHEL 4U teet to bedrock. A gtVat many - T. M. BALDWIN .. prospectors are flocking to the new 1 rn.., ,,.,., b,nk diggings. , A.-,.i---,:f kupt ..(,;- t, - , . i, r,n l',r:Un'l. :ui Frim Railroad Employes Surprised. Interest ail-w-t' l o'i tim- . i 1 j IV.lioition.- recetv,' .riii'O,: jo:. j'',,n. Easto.v, Pa, June 15 The Le-! high Valley Railroad employes in, .wVA44i. BO YEARS IMS vicinity today received their; gaSt EXPERIENCE May wags Every man employed in the shops and at cleaning and lnepegting cars learned for tile first ; time that his wages had been in- ;: creased from 15 to otl per cuit. The ' inerease dates fmm Mav 1 Thai 3fcP--r Trade Marks - Designs company oinciais nere say the in-f ''fTf , Copyrights 4c. crease affects all shonmen car in-' '"" "" ",h an4 nrni-tioii mar t -w, ...wu.iu, .ni iu j q.j;,.tr ucrn . ur opiniun free w!.etrifr tux SDeClOr? an.l C leaner A nt.tr l ie en. I mwn . ,.ronan,r prtai. un. m tirs system, :t!00 in nuinher. 2 cts. per lb TiiJ",::1" j T.mpVtoti 4 Son rjfC t'uit,l!a lorn,,, I Pr.3.Ul. UlDCS lile .!!,.,, 1 TIIK j 5 fetiK per II ! pounds. For rates and ot:ier iufm mat. 'ii, c.i! on ot tnhhe-.a C. K, I.VT'.K, ; V A I' V, Sh;u iko, Or. Or, ( ;ku v !.' . Ac i, .ko, l r. 'Jkl CtxitA lat c'lnan t S.MItllbotlli.l HtmlhlK'ULil ? NO. 3 NO. I i MI.li i l iitf- N. . I loll !,. l.aoir.ta. ra.-vi (or 1... , e. I n,i r li.l , THRICE A-VVEEX EDITION . . . IjU Faefs a Yer. ! Published evory AltniHta Dny tXLvpt j Sunday. j !i.i!llM!!.l.!! lt:iill',ii!H,Mi u.iiis.trii-tlyc'.nflilential. U.,n.1t ,k nn I'l-nta enf lrw. ol-lp.l anvm-r f,,r -uro:tf pat':it'. I'&tr:la takn tbo ach Ui:m A Co. re.:elf tp"-ill tf'tic, without ct'.rH. m tt:e Twenty-N'ine EuiMinira Eurne'l. Dl-raxt, I. T., June IB. Fire lo ! day destroyed nine brick and 20 frame buildinjrs in the center of; town. The total loss ia estimated at Jf.0.0UO; insurance about two- f5 thir.la Th.. I.w, viaui ,..., . 2. li. Hchohberfr, dry goods, ii whi-e T .TMl) ) . ..b.r. th. llr,. ".,.,".,..,1 il.ov,,,. I VJyU II! Richie A- (,'hihliess. building ; O. I. Shannon, drugs ; Pdariion machine shop; J. V. Gallagher, Kimbriel, drugs. Scientific American. Cufati-'! '-f any tn-i.r iflc J'.ijrritt!. Tc-riiis, K a Tir: four Tr.'.ntl,. $L ii-jidbyai! newv)eTf. MUNN & Co.36,Broid New York itr.i.cC ufBce. '3 V Waatiuiiiuii, U. U an man or wm iii to look afterour ttrow i u i uj The Tliriie-a-Week K.IHioti of Tin-j New York World in tir-t amo1H; all j "Me.-kh" i,ii..T in ir,e, irennency ol i (.ililii .(tioti. anil the frelnif, ini o'-i ' .ind uirieiy of ita cmitei.ta It lia ! the irierils of H xrvM ti djilv s! r:e price of a dollar ueeklv. It- tiolitieu! nen i proinfit, corjiiietp, aceorate and iintar 11 il ll al! its readers ill teat if y. It l against the iiionopulia and for the 1-er.pln. It pritita the ne of all the world haiiiit; HH-iI lorrei-jioiideiii-e from all inii.'itant newH jioiula on tho 'IoIhi. It lois biilliant ifIn-trT icxiH. aturn-a hy ureat aiilliora, a capital liumor pari, i t.iiiplHld dun kern, (lepiirtinetit for Ihe hoiiceliold and women's ork arid utlmr i-l'eejal departiocnta ol t'.nii.iial intret We oiler tins unequaled nevi apaper and the Phinkvili.e Hkvibm lojjetlier for mi. rim rejpilur anbscription price of the pajiera m t two X MORO, OREGON. Will be prepareil fur jieiieral warehouse bu.-iio -h by August 1st, ISO'.). W .irebiiuse, (l l-'iO feet, ."ituat' d on railroad Hack. Consignments Solicited nhp.rO'PC; kitky;ckxts nrros mukai.k V11U1 I'orany II .1 1 . I.Kss U.a.. .Nl.Nbl'V PAYS. (h oils will be iiitircil nniiinl lots by fire if desired, otlc nuse wiil he received and stored at owners rink. G. P. Higiabotiiam, Manager. 11 la V ail s so to :u lo -10 ti in it ra ii .'I II .V. a iu I 3 1 in I () .i !l I I,. 1 c. - 11 .1 111 jf 1.' :w ! i.i a il 1 00 1 I 1 (tf 1 tl l iO I 31) p Ml 1 w I 1.1 l, 4 W . ;0 0I STATIONS ! . . . OtOsout 1 1 1 n Kloru.ya Ijiimtn t 3 1 Hav l it. y. in Juno KtotoimuU 4 11 - J'O-Miwt.1 . -. I Mori) . ., l Ktaksnvl!: 1 Cltami Vl!y 1 a llottrixin r. 7 - llutlirto -VVIlcol BI1ANIKO Arriva j Arrlra "J 3o ' 'J 4l CTORCr J MOHLER, fien. Milliliter. , lat C'li.aa 1 ClBM ..llhl,a-it,4 Narlabaaf) ii HQ.i NO. 4 2 . '."0'f frol... I arrl.a lil Arm. ;ti o II l am j i j u v ii i; i no I Ml la) J 11 CI I; i4, ..i ; la M I KM J V. 10 40 . it 'j lu 11 j U I .,U II III XI J 1 . i , ID .0 1 1 14 m II 0 10 M II 44 J ll f 11 SI 1 I II II tl JI 1 f II 14 M 17 4 f III I 10 44 i: t! i m t j j oo i to I I l.aa.a. I.aaoaa i 47) II Mi ' D. J. HAITRI3. Suieriiilitinliint. drug- ; Battle on the Tonkin Frontier. T.U.'OMA, June lb. The steam ship Tacoma brings news from Hong Kong that the French forces in Tonkin lost four oflicers and 17 poldiers in a fight along the Tonkin frontier with maurauding bands of: Chinese, aggregating over oOU. The Chinese forces include H)0 regu-; lars who preferred robbery lo noid- 1 iering. Many Cbinei-e women were j killed and the Chinese were driven ipto Kwang He Province. ne.-s in tins ami adjoining Countie-; to :ct as Malinger and Correspondent-; work can be done at ymjr home. Enclose selt'-aibiro.-.-.j stamp ed envelope for pa r 1 icn ! rs lo II. A. Sherinan. Ceio-ra! Manager, Con nnin lii.ihlir g, opposite I'niled Stiles Treas ury, Washington, Ij C. PAiNTIfJGT" PAPEBHANG.HG. I ALSO CARRY A Ft'I.l. sT(,(;K OP WALL PAPERS. I The Germsnia Life Insurance Co. Of New York. with ro-at Ex-Governor Pinsrrfce'e Condition ! A;.- am prepared v fid ni! ri UiXVOS, Juno lb. Dr. Thomas! " it t- Harlow eaid tonight that ex-Gov-j ' ' ernor Pingrte's condition wag un-j Saisfaction Guaranteed. changed. '1 he complicatioiiB from i which Mr. Pingree Buffered vester-l Charges Reasonable. day continue, but his strength hag! j not materially diminished. He in' M- H. BE LL, bearing up well under the mott I'KIXK VII.I.E. trying conditions. I UIlKiiON CoDg-er at the White Houae. Wahhi.ngto.v, June 15. Minister Conger, accompanied by bis brother! Dr. (Vitivcr of )iiul., f.. conference with the nrcsident. 'I'lii, DvsQ8Dsia Core minister also called at the Plate do- rT x t a a I LN fi"V7" tiysts wmai yoa eat. An old line company; up-to-date ; issues the latest policies; 40 years old. WILSON .fc NICHOLAS, State AgrntF. 314 Abiniilo-i li'ld'g, Portland, Or. AGENTS WANTCD. Prineville Hotel PINEVIUlnE, OFEGOjM. A First Class House. Headquarters for Trav eling Men. LVjV' ''"t'l' A W ra... '"VJ. '0 u --$TT ft" jk'iJyWn '" ' a- l-i, k r.l B. ill 1 lo.m K.MKI w I '.VV I Lkf''' -.i..iai n :v.,i-,e r yKX,lt I E. tLt ,3 i.aj... ix . W err da, WruJftVi4 J F r'tl IT in k IT. t JT 1 1 . f IT S THE CIRCULATION THAT COUNTS! my J.t;iii;.i H'titt:ilir asji ib tui;..iit.;i." rf't'-'i.oj..iiiti-j' i'.S a;. h.. -i4. We own a. d ocnopy th? talls.t msrrantits Stiiltllni; In Ilia worM. We have over a.ooojou cu-itotnr., S:xtr n litmdrnl tlcrk. ara conamnlly engagrd filluiK otit-of-luwn order. partment and went over the Chi fieiic pjtuation with Mr. Hill. n,ariiuciaiivrutr(Ai.striaf(,oi ant a ris m- Nature in htreiigtheriing autj recon- Vi.SiXiVi(JQWiQXiX . ' structitiK the exhausted diirest-.lv nr. ' wireless Telegraph on a Cunardcr. gans. It is the latest discovered digest- ' Lo.vdon June 16 The mMm.r r"1"1, iNo otiier preparation l7 ,i r ile steamer can approach it in elllciem-y. Jt In- i 4.ucHni, tlie first of the Cunard i Bluntly relievesand penuanorit.ly cures : vpssbIs to he fitted with the Mar- Dyspepsia, Iinligestion, Icarthiirn, ! coni eynUstn of wireless telearanhv, 1 J',1;',t',,!''",'B v8"i"' 's,"'";i';h' Km, mad. communication with th I ttc i Mbore wbun 20 miles from Liver- Vtka ?t. r,ivr.!zflront.nsK ttmoa . prepared by E. C. D WITT ACQ., Chicago Wholesale Price to Kvcrybody, has avr i.ooo pagfi, ifi.itoe illiiHtrnll(ini, fd J J I fe v.rw ui ifiivua Ml m iikii nun pi itt , 11 ion I iriui in j'lim aafia ,j. CL enci cop, w wail i you .a imve our, oim uj rirw.r.i'i v i--1- i" i r 1 f 1 TrintlirnV Uinn O nn Michioan Im.t.nil Maclmori Slnnt 1 1 Vvint.il i ivnnu tj uui CHICAGO That accounts for the suoceiis and valun of THE REVIEW ESTABLISHED IN 1894 4 As an ndvertim'n medium and up-to-date jiewFpaper and famil' journal "A Review Ad Pays" L. N. LIGGETT, Ed. and Prop. . .J.l. 1. .i.i. i. U... a ii,i. a. 1 .i.a. i. .1.4.1. U.l.l ll.i. 1 ,-tv 'i-. 1 I E,i,tlh,.linill,.aTiri,llJ,lITeifcJBi'i'-'t".ft"i-iitfcta.ij :n r'J THE CARY HOUSE BAR. . . . , , Liquors & C JIENUEFtHOK it I'OIiI.Anp. Jicstion. Pf tpo Winorj I innnro X, Pinaro wv'stu iniibv aianvl a. vijjiv m,,ei 10 25 50 1.44 ss ... a CATHARTIC 41 V? jlg 'W CUR.EC0i1STIPiYf.0II r.1 -sjunja- px n ?4 A .H a WW a A LI DRUGGISTS - w v......a. . uv nT(, nHt,.r yr,p tr irrifitr, nut ritusM onnr niiiiiniir.-nuMi, (Sum plft mill b'mklrt fruc. AH. MTFKI.INO l(i:m:lV 0.. n(i uu, MunlrPDla nn., orArif York, III STONKWAMi, OLD CROW, McBRAYKR, MA V WOO D, SIIAWB MALT, . RYE whinkien O'fleil Bros., DBAI.ErtS IN KINK LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Beer 5 Cents. Fnmlly Trudn Sollolt nrl'on Bottlod BiHsr and The Fflrnous Nftpn Soda. WuIkUcm from lo $10, Full line of Cased gonda MARTELL, IIENNEHY anel MONOrOLE lirandies. HautHniB, Hock, l'ort, Aiigdlio and RHINE Wines.