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Prineville Review. L. N. Liggett, Editor anp I'nop ATURDAY, FEBB0ARY W. UK) I KnUrtd at the Pootoffiee in Prine TllU, Or., at aecond-clHsu mutter. TERMS In Advance. One year Biz inonthi. . . . Thre montbi. .1 f . 75 . 50 If Not Paid in Advance. Ooarear 00 Six montbi 1 00 Threw months 6u I The leuate has pa.fd tlie bill for constitutional convention and it now goes te the house and there it is liable to die. Henry E. Youtsey was sentenc ed by Judge Cantrill at George town, February 5, to the penitentia ry for life. He was convicted for aiding in the murder of Gov. Goebel, of Kentucky. The Northwest Live-Stock and Wool-Growers Joutnal is an East ern Oregon concern, owned by the j beep and cattlemen of Umatilla and Morrow counties. It contains leeaat half-tone illustration of beep, cattle and horses. It is thoroughly up-to-date and con tains reliable news of the live stock world. We will famish it and the Review for one year for $1.50 in advance. The senatorial situation at Salem remains about the same. Of course the Oregonian, as usual, claims that the opposition to Mr. Corbett is breaking, that Mitchell can't get enough votes to elect him. It also tells what the demo crats are going to do. Possibly, ' he knows as much about what they intend to do as they do themselves, and possibly he does net. That paper has had the McBride forces on the eve of a "bust up," ever tince the first Tote was taken. They are intact yet and will remain so, in our opinion as long as Mr. Corbett is a candidate. If he will get oat of the way, a senator can b elected, if he does not, the blockade will continue until the end of the session. ORDISASCE SO. 133. Ait Ordiance for the Prf.vex tio or Fires, for the Pro tection ok Property Endan oered thereby, and to Repeal Ordinance No. 52, Pas-ed by the Council, Dec. 14th, 1388. The People of the City of Prine ville do ordain as follows: Sec. 1. All buildings now erect ed or which hereafter may be erect ed, altered or changed within the corporate limits of the City of Prineville, Crook county, Oregon, -rhere fire is to be or may be used, shall have chimneys of brick or stone attached to them, or in lieu of either brick or stone, all said buildings hereafter to be erected, altered or repaired may have a terra cotti flue encased in a galvanized iron or sheet iron cover ing extending tbe full length of said flue, which said coveting shall be well rivited together at tbe seams, or the stove pipe used therewith shall extend the entire length of said flue, or all such buildings shall be provided with a stove pipe securely rivited at every joint en eased as provided in this section for the encasement of terra cotta flues, provided, that in case a stove pipe is encased in a gal vanized iron or sheet iron cover ing, there shall be a cold air draft of not less than one inch between pipe and casing, provid ed further, that if a chimney or flue is made of brick its walls hall not be less than four inches thick and plastered inside with good lime mortar and if made of tone, it shall be not less than and maintained nccordiii" ' provisions of section one if thin ordinance shall be removed by the owner or the person having con- trol thereof or by the tenant ot eucn building within ten days after written notice hag been served upon such owner or person hav ing control of or the tenant of said building by any member of j the fire and water committee or by the marshal of the City. Sec. 8. All stove pipes, flues and chimneys now in use or to be hereafter constructed shall ex tend at least three feet above the roof, measuring from the point at which they intersect said roof. Any stove pipe running parallel with any wall or ceiling thall not approach nearer than eighteen inches to such wall or ceiling, and all stove pipes which pans through any partition wall, ceil ing or roof shall be protected by a double ventilator fire safe of metal with at least two inches space and holes for ventilation, and no stove pipe shall pass through anv side or window of any building. Sec. 4. It shall be the duty of the City Marshal to examine all chiuiineys, thus and stove pipes within the City limits dur ing the month of November of each year, and at any other time when ordered bv the Council, and file complaints against all persons violating tins ordinance. The City Marshal and every meinlnr of the fire and water committee shall have authority, at any reasonable hours, to enter any house or place for the pur pose of examining any chiminey, flue or stove pipe. Sec. 5. No person shall kindle or maintain any fire in any building within the City of Prine ville, unless the same be con nected with a chiminey, flue or stove pipe as provided in this Ordinance, provided however, that the provisions of this Ordinaice shall not be deemed to apply to any portable stove, furnace or lamp used by artisans in their regular business or to fires used blacksmiths in thtir regular busi ness and in setting tires. Sec. 6. No cloth covered or tent building shall be construct ed or maintained within one hundred and twenty fiet of "A,' street in this City, without the permission of the committee on tire and water. Sec. 7. Any person violating any provision of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a mis demeanor, and on conviction thereof before the Recorder, shall be punished by a fine of not less than five dollars and not more than one hundred dollarp, and ach day of traiotaining or continu ing such violation shall be deem ed a new offence and shall be punished accordingly. Sec. 8. That Ordinance No. 52 of the City of Prineville Oregoa, and all Ordinances in conflict herewith be and the same are hereby repealed. Passed the Council Jan. 10th 1901. Attest: M. II. Bell, Recorder Approved Jan. 10th, 1901. L. N. Liggett, Mayor. In !ii'in).'r ci'hniui yu ill line! our clubbing r;ite with the Commoner, Win J. Bryan editor and publisher, Lincoln, Nebraska. The Commoner will defend the principles set forth in the Kan sas City platform. Vol. 1, No 1 is upon our table ami prcsen's a neat appearance. A copy can be seen at this office. 1 l.KASfRKK'S , i.i i 1 . I'-. .V.I w nrrnntM reitlsU'rcd 1 t'"'1"'1' Inn warrant No. Ml, will 1 nld 1'"' nutation Ht thi ortloo, ot tin' city IroaMir r ol 111 Oily of I'rlH.'vilK'. ('fix comity, Ori'HOll. Interest will '-' 'l""1 of this notice. Onti'i February V'd l'A't M A Moonr, t'ltv riea.-otn'r, WAN1KO -ACTIVE MAN OK (1000 CIIAIt actor to deliver an.) collet I" '" ol.l elnlll.hod maniiia.'turl" wholesale homes. ;"00 a year, sure pay. lloneMv more than experience ro.Ulrc.l. Our reference, any bank In any cllv. Kiu'Iiwk "'If address ,1 sinmpiM enveloped. Manufacturers, Third Floor. SS4 Dearborn St t'llk'aiio. 3 GRAND MASQUERADE BALU PRINEVILLE, OREGON Tlittrsdav, Keb. 14 1901, a ii-.,a rrtMrt,h. nn k a'wan t r.ifi7.i'H Hull Viiauu mucijuwinuw 'nw "m ss''" (jf on Thursday evening, February 14, 1001, and will be under the 3 management of SPI-cVFLIP'S ORCHESTRA A Trize of $2.50 for th best lady waltzer will bo offered and also a Prize of $2.50 for the best sustained character, either lady or gent. Dancing Tickets, ... $1.00 Men and Boys, (spectators) - - 25 Ladies, - Free C. L. SALOMON Carries Dress GOODS, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, and Tinuiare, Guns and Ammunition, Groekery and Willouwc, Cook StoveH, Ilcutlnc WtovcH. Camp Stovew, mul Runlet AT THK I'OIS PKXTKlt HOTKL, 50 I'enlH a l'Uto. & SUPPER g Dancing Tickets on Sale at Templetou A- Son's. g fgrCOUUlAL INVITATION KXTENPED TO ALL Jbi 99 a 011 m A man looks at his trembling hands and says: " I feel a bit shaky tin morn ing, and shall need a bracer." His real need is not nerve stimulant, but nerve strength. Dr. IMerce's Golden Medical Discovery gives strength to the nervous system. It does not brace up, but builds ii inches thick and plastered ! ?P- " "n"'r 'ref 'I?1Blc?' I IIM1JI UM1UOI, WaillC, ail'l VLUCJ IMIOAKJ luaiae witn gooa nine inonar, provided further, that nothing in thia tection shall prevent any one from building a chimney or flue made by putting a casing of con crete around a stove pipe, the caging being uot less than four inches thick, said concrete shall not be less than two parts cement and two parts gravel. Sec. 2. All stove pipes and terra cotta pipes not constructed usually found ill so-called nerve medi cines. Accept no substitute f or " Golden Med ical Discovery." It cures. David XJuifjpns, Esq., of Jonta, Ohio Co., Ky., wrilf : " Whtn I fKn talting- rr. Pierce' Golden Meftiral Discovery I Ihiuli I hao" nervom or Keneral debility of three years' duration. I took three bottle of the ' lucovery.' During the time I wai taking; it my aleep became more refreshiuff and I KHim-d fifteen pounda weight, and also gained strength every day." Free. Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay cost of mailing only. Send 21 one -cent stamps for hook bound in paper, or 31 stamps for cloth binding. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, CANTON PLOWS Pari i 11 & O rend ro f f, Canton, 111. Make We've Got You Need Come Git The most successful Chilled or Stool plow mado. The 1 & O people never im itate but are the original makers of both the chilled, steel, and rotary plows. We can give you a steel mould board and chilled share, if you prefer. hherm;ui county s most successful and Shoes Our various lines are completo, ami in many lines are cUihinj? out very low prices. Cull and examine them. Suits Call and examine our Men's and Hoys' a:ul get our prices. IlatS All kinds ftom .'!" cent up. See them beforB you buy eUt whero. Doors and Windows Ail 'u, at ih lowest prices. White Lead and Oils, Mixed Paints and Varnishes Our Bacon and Lard is of tho ut lient ((nslitr and WO sell it cheap. Cutlery rocket Cutlery, Tuliis Cutlery, and Trunk and Ynllse ah -w Wagons and Mowing Machines THE COMMONER Issued Weekly William J. Bryan, Editor and Publisher, LINCOLN, - N EI! II ASK A. Plows For gravel For sand For clay For mud trustworthy farmers fully endorse the Y Sl O goods. We also have the Superior Drills and Seeders, both hoe and disc the best now in stock. Weave still leading as usual in tine Horse Shoeing, Blacksmithing and General Impairing. Complete outfit for all kinds of Pipe work. Coal, Steel and Iron. Catalog on application. FRANK ELKINS. ED N WHITE JOHN COMBS 01HITE & GOpS DEALERS IN Liquors, Wines, and C! , , Domodtic lgdlO and Imported Call and see us at our new headpuartcrs next door south 1'oinuexter uotei. The Northwest Live-Stock and Wool-Growers1 Journal. Published at Pendleton, Ore. The Leading Pacific Northwest Magazine I y LV.OA NT half lone llluitratlona nt J Hhreu. Catllo ain't Horses, from jihotcis i,l HwM raised In Orcirwi, Wh imum. MoiiUna and I'lalio. U la thor- ounhly up to ilalii and contains reliable news of the llve-atenk wrW- Klacua alons, corr,onilen;) and speenhos of tho blnt wrlttrsnn Hlicep, CatllB, and Horses and Farm Hewn, allowing the priHtrasa of Ui llvaatock world, tlie prl.'8s paid for Wool, Hhi;P, tsllle and Homos, etr., etc. IntereatlliK agricult ural matters and comprolisnalvs and rellahe fnarkot reports. Regular Subscription Price $1.00 per Year We furnish it with the Rkvikw for 11.50. Send all orders to the Rkvikw, Prineville, Or. Teums Payahlc in advance. One Vear 11 (H Six Montii.h TllHKK M(iNTllt) .'" Sl.ViLK Col'Y 05 We will K'lid the 1! TVIKW mid the t'onifiioin'r fir one ve.tr to nny it Id.ers for '. Of), I'iiytucnt in nd- nut e. St nd in your n.ime nnil inniey n soon ns convenient we ex pect to m nd otf a list in it shott time. THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY i i 'Mr. Michel wishes you A Happy Now Year and thunkd hia many .'cuttomera for tlia llber- al patronngo of tho year gone by. HNAl. K1 i l.KMKM'. In the County Court for Crook County, ( lrt'iin In tlie uiattttr of tho etate of John Pi'ldrr wi-rtl. J.-ft-aAftl To all per-on InliTei-t,..! tuthe entat. of John Kt'i'1'trwt.rtl. it.r'tat"l N.,.-E W IIKItK lilVKS TIUTT1IK I N .Ift.lKiif i-aecuior of ahl i'tte. has mat lo anil tll.il In the County Ct.iirl.hu final account of all his trailartlon III rt'iiar.l lo Fititl c.talc, and that the Ju llte ol said court ha het Mmiildv. the fourth dau of Mareh, I'M I, at ten o'clock, a. in. a. the time f.r hearing nan accounting and ail objections therclti. at the Comity Court room In I'rlitci lllf. at which time and .lace- any person lnlerlcf! limy p pear and rile his ol.)M'tloo lit ald acftiniilliig Haled al ITluaylllo, Dr. this .tli 'lay ol Jan uary, i'JUl. C. U. 8AI.OMON, Kiecutor. FINAL SKTTLK.M KNT. In the County Court for Crook County, Mtate of Oregon : Notice Is hereby given that Will Wursweller. the atlnili'ltlialor ol the estate of A. Hamil ton, (lecen.ed, ha. rendered ami filed 111 mhhI i It III-, final account ol h Is HdmlliUtra- tloll ol Mild o.Uiit, aii'l that .lonr'ii (he Mh '''ty if Mnnh, I'M I, at ten o'chc-k a m.. at tho cntirt room of -aid court In I'rl no .-I i l. Crook County, urcgon. ha-, hcen duly appilHicd hy saltl ct, tirt, ror the settlctofiit of .aitl at-cotnit, at which time and placa any pcr.-on In terested In said eiltilu limy appoar and ohjeel Ihcrcto. I'utt'tl thia Hi day "I K.-brnnry. I'Kll. HI1.I. W l.ll.WKIl-KII, H 1112 AdlniliMrutor. N TEACH KR'H KXAMINATION. (IK K 1H MKUKIIV UWf.H 1 II AT THK (iiiiitiiy ftiirol nil purl t.Uiinlmit t Crook flminW will linl'l the Mtniilnr JiRiiitii- tlon of Rfplti'tniiH for tKt i-ajiem pi i'rino vllln, (iriKiiii, ft) ImIIowk: - (jMiuiiifiic-iim WMhumlay, Yvhtnvir 13, nl tin o'clock , in. imI rmit lulling MtHil httiunlay, Ki-l-riinry mt lout- o'rlot It t n, Wi'.iH-nHy l'Hininhlp, hihlory, hpollttiK, uliC'ltra, ri'tt'liior. I'limp--iiUott. i lmrr,fia Wriii. ii iirliiifiiHtlr, Ihi-nry of tp.nrUUift, Kroiniiir, luiokk'-epiiig, KtiKlUli lilfrninrw, cji.ll K'lVurn mmit Friday -IMiyoldlnKy. V,'Krnhy, pliyxl"! gnirHphy, it.pnthl nrli h luetic, Mth.wil lnw, HatitttJy lifdnr.y, piano ucointtlry, general hlMory, pliyniCf., pnyrhoIuKy. WILLIAM ItORUr.t, Hrhixil ,'illpt. Do Not ITavo To Make ft Clearance Sale IiuTliusc my gootlf fi ll fuHtt-r tliiin I can (jet thrill, mid in coimiMjiience, nothing lift over. Itut if you wiint I'vo pin thfin. You wunt tliriu. Fk-omoin Prices. If you wtnt l In' ctiiiiiiciod kind I hava nt them Ht nlriiOHt 'linw art" iritf. Critic" citiintil i rilicixM tlin lint) noinlft of my $ l..r)0 pur milt Mom's Tnd irwtiar no hail points Styles, Ni-ivncag, (jtinlilr, intfTMting to the wi'ttrcr. PrierH? That in my I tit Story. Turn itntl holi-Ktitiic. Ymi nrt'd hfivs no fruir of mi Ac) c ul'li r caliiix initio. You en n luiy 7.rtc iin'l $ nliirtu at any tor, hot on came kooiIh is ti'So uml 'JOo rvspeclivt). W'nsii ilny ni'i'ils tliut aiiiniiiit up in ft year's liinu. I t'fiii hiivo your money. Finn putter tin in fmo uukIn. Cood enough for any homo. I tukti rt pcrsntiiil prido in lmmineriii(r; ray hard wear prici-H down to tho lowitat posibi notch. Reasonable Profits, Reliable Goods, Right Treatment. Are tho throe K'h of thin Ijoiihh. Other merchnnti loll you othorwiHo. Let them ! Thry don't hurt in ;thoy hurt iht-ameirrs: Tin Pans G rani to Ware Undei wear Hats Candies SI lirts Laundry Soaps Laces Hardware J'r- I. MICHEL. THHASUKlCIt'S NOTIClfi. All warrants reglslurnd up to and Incliirt l,K wariant No. 7n:i, will ho tal'l on pre auntatlon at the office, of the cHr Treaeiir er of the City ol I'rlnevllle, Crook county, Oregon, lutnruat will cease from the date of this notice. Hated Kehruary, Dili 1901 M. A. Mooas, City 'Ireasiirer H. P. BELKNAP, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. PniNBVILI.E. OKBOON. Olllca lifAaamsnn, Wlnnok 4 Co.s.Hrug 8tor tVAMTHIlACTIVK MAN OP (10(11) CIlltA acter to deliver and collect in Oregon for old sstabllahrid manufactiirlrn wholoealc iit.ii.n t'Mtt a vear. sure i,av. Honesty more than txperlencB required. Our rcfernnco any hank In any city. Knclose sell aildreaa d slumped envelope. Manulaoturers, Third Moor, 3,'H licsrhorn Ht., l.iliai(o. A H LIPPM AN Sells Furniture FOR CASH Also on easy payment 1-4 DOWN REST Ol MONTHLY PAYMENTS I), I I rm iitaIit UMiivuiy i kk Chanred
