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TTTTC RENT) Hl'IXETIN, DAILY EDITION. HKND. OREGON, MONDAY Jl'LY 111, 10UO
ulectrlo Unlit u1 water In liounn;
large lot; $15 lr month, lu
ll ul in 415 Euhi I.iil'uynltu uvumiM, or
Mi'Cumi SI K ii Shop. 27-UUtfH
i'III'I'imI by Unit "hop. , I
2U-31U T. 11, IIUKIlNllOI KN
Firsf Picture of Democrats' Nominating Their Candidates ''
100,(10 ItlCWA l(I
A rxwnril of $100.00 will lin pnlil
fur the nrrrfiit mill riiuvli'iliui, or rr
liifuriiiiiiliiti Hint will lutiil In tliii ii,.
runt mid ciiuvli'l Ion, of iiny pui'miii m
LOST
LOST i,iuly'a liiiu'ii coal; ift i
lii'lclK" luitwmni Klk luloi mill t'l'umi
I'mlt'lii. Fliulor pli'iixii return to llul
loiln ..file... .13-SII-8IP
XOTKi:
I luivo sold my lulvrivt In
Cliiilliplon Shun Khop. loi'iiti-il at Mill
Wall, iiml uftor Jiily 10, in:!. will
mil be ri"inimtlilii (or iiny d"ln In-
puraoini iihIiik ilyiininltii or othtr v-
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I'HOI'ICHSIONAli AND IIISINKMM DlllKCTOItV.
L - v . CVJTr o'VV Nrr
. : . This first picture of the Democratic convention at San Francisco snows tne vast concourse of 10,000 dclcfrotes and spectators In
the new million-dollar Auditorium. Senator Robinson of Arkansas, permanent chairman, can bo seen on tho pluifnrm, Immediately un
der the giant electric amplifier, which carries the speaker's voice to evory corner of tho big bnll. Ii the foreground are members of llio
pressnewsnanermen trow all over the world. The various state do.'cjjali-'u: are on Jlip ground Uocr under statu banners. . - "
Record cf Transfers
FURNISHED BY THE DESCHCTK?
ABSTRACT COMPANY.
U S to Ed Walker, N 1-2 of SE 1-4.
S 1-2 of NE.1-4. E 1-2 of NW 1-1.
KW 1-4 of NW 1-4 and NS 1-4 of
SW 1-4. sec 21-20-16.
The Bend Co to James Ryan, lot
1, blk 3. Highland aid.
J H Merti to J W Livingston, NW
1-4 of NW 1-4, sec 86-14-13.
W W Collins to W A Houser, S 1-2
of NW 1-4, sec 12-15-12.
Bend Park Co to Edith E Johnson,
lot 4, blk 113, First add to Bend
Park. '
Bend Co to J H Frazier, lot 2, blk
10, Boulerard ai.
Bend Co to J H Frazier, lot 1, blk
10, Boulevard add.
Bend Co to J H Frazier, lots 3, 4.
blk 10, Boulevard add.
John Nelson to H M Swigert, lot 1,
blk 21, Kenwood.
J T McClellan to Anna Leota Mc
Clellan. lot 4. blk 1, Mill add. .
Geo W Dykstra to Nathan Valley
Dykstra, W 1-2 of sec 15-20-16.
Northwest Townsite Co to Henry
Kanghurst, lot 12, blk 1, Northwest
Townsite Co"s 1st add to Bend.
.Northwest Townsite Co to Charles
Smart, lot 10, blk 4, N W Townsite
Co's 1st add to Bend.
Northwest Townsite Co to Charles
Stuart, lot 2, blk 4, N W Townsite
Co's 1st add to Bend.
Northwest Townsite Co to John
Townsite Co's 1st add to Bend.
Jas W Sherwood to Dan & Russell,
Inc., S 1-2 of sec 16-16-10.
DaHy Market Report
(Furnished by arrangement with the
Central Oretvn Bank.)
NORTH PORTLAND, July 10.
Cattle Receipts, 1375; no fancy
steers; in common grades, 25c to
60c; rest of marke steady. Choice
afiB?
Hps
ir '
OUR CREED-
It is the belief of those associated with
The First National Bank of Bend, that a
bank's value to its community is measured
by the service it renders. The right of a
bank to exist arid enjoy the patronage of
its community, is in exact proportion to its
willingness to foster by every legitimate
means the natural arid industrial resources
of the territory which it serves.
Tin Baku of Sofiaioi Bmnvina
The Fj:rli?National Bank
' OK BEND
A?lVHXf-&k HORTCMA-AEr
ft XYlFEUxUHopcpER TI3Tf .,J. rHI
MhrV&l h ' TCHf a WHAVS A MATrt W
LVll .Ml a 1 I a - ' afc. iir
DO YOU 'MEMBER?
bout this time o" the year and the bunch would ci
Just about this time V the year and the bunch would call for you
and you'd beg off weedln' the onions and promise ma that you'd do
them In the morning and Anally she'd say, "Well, all right, young 1
nan, you can go this time, but If dad wants V know where you were
this afternoon, and why the garden wasn't weeded, you can do the
explaining."
Oh boy! then down the road and through the pasture (and you'd
rip your shirt crawlla' under the fence) and then the bunch would
top and pull off some of Ad Mercer's corn-silk and you'd ail light up
one o' the home-made cigs and Skinny Stearns or Fat Temple would
gut a little dizzy and make nil sorts of excuses about why they weren't
feelin' good. Eht 'member?
Then pretty soon the grand old creek would loom up In sight
like an oasis in a desert, and you'd all start peelin' off on the war
down till there wasn't an awful lot left on. and then mebbe Bob Reed
or Doc Janes would start out like a greyhound with a bundle o'
clothes under his wing, and talk about your cross-country races,
none of them had anything on that one, eh I And Fat would usually
trip on something or run a thistle In bis toe. But he'd always come
tip smiling. And then SPLASH! SPLASH I like so many frogs you'd
11 tumble In and come up spittln' water all over like young whales.
And Fat would always hold his nosa and jump In .'cause h" couldn't
dive; 'member T Eh 7 "
t
steers, $10.00 to $10.50: good
to choice, $9.75 to $10.00;
medium to good, $8.75 -to $9.75;
fair to goo, $8 to $8.75; common to
fair, $6.75 to $8; choice cows and
heifers, $7.50 to $8; good to choice,
$6.50 to $7.50; medium to good,
$5.50 to $6.50; fair to medium, $4.50
to $5.50; tanners. $3.50 to $4.50;
-Ski to
bulls, $3.50 to $6; prime light
calves, $11 to $12, extreme, $13;
medium light, $9 to $10; heavy, $7
to $8.50. ,
Hc. ,
Receipts. 525; 60c, to 75c higher.
Prime mixed. $16.25 to S16.75: med
ium mixed, $15.75 to $16.5; rough
heavies, $1$ to $12; pigs $12 to
$14.75; smooth heavies, $12 to
$14.75. "
Sheep.
Receipts, 2420; steady. East of
mountain lambs, $J0.50 to $11;
valley Iambs, $10 to $10.50; bull
lambs, $7.50 to $8.50; yearlings,
$6.50 to $7.50; wethers, $6 to $7;
ewes, $2.50 to $6.25.
Tut it in Tho liulli-tin.
ClutlBed advertlalliir Cham wr bea 10
unu for 20 word! or leae. One eent per
oM for all over JO. All elaaelSed wteertlalaii
itrlctl, each in adeanea..
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Bicycle; 22-inch frime;
good condition; $25. J. A. Sath
er. 20-28-29P
FOR SALE New 5 -room modern
house; has never beon occupied.
Tnqulre E. P. Brosterhouse, 1470
West Third. 83-2 ltfc
FOR SALE Four-room house; gar
age, one lot; lawn and garden;
close to Brooks-Scanlon planer;
terms. Inquire 839 Columbia; across
river. 19-28-31p
FOR SALE Good light wagon and
light work harness, rubber-tired
buggy and hew single harness. Jack
Helfrlch, 614 Portland Ave.
- 31-29-31p
low In Highland addition; oasy
terms. See J. ltyun & Co.
39-17UO
FOR SALE: Now, modern five-room
house, on Itlvumldo street; newly
furnished. Boo J. ltyun & Com
pany. 39-1 7 tfc
Foil SALK Kour-ruom house, fur
nished, on Hill struct; $1500. See
J. Hyan & Co. 39-17tfc
FOIl SALK Flvo-rooin modnrii
hoimo on Delaware ave; liiiKeiuniA
and fireplace. See J. Kynn &
Co. 3l-17tfc
FOR SALE Two modern flvo-roou
biinKalows, now building, on
Delaware: easy terms. Inquire
Carlson Lyons. 46-27tfc
USED CARS
FOR 8ALE liked Ford cars. Cars
guaranteed Cont.-Ore. Motor Co.
6S-41tfo
WANTED
WANTED A driver. Inquire Amer
ican Express Co. 32-29tfc
WANTED TO BUY Five-room mod
ern house, close In. Inquire Gil
bert Furniture Store. 29-29lfc
WANTED Girl to help with houso
work; no washing. Inuulre Mrs.
Smead, Jones ranch.
97-24tfc
i
WANTED To borrow $2200 at 8
First-claBs city property as sccur
Ity. Address M. F., caro lliillotln
23C'8-33p
WANTED Furniture, phouographs.
ranges and household goods of all
description. Standard Furniture Co.
oltfc
HAVE M. A. PALMER, Cablnot
Maker and Bulldor, make your
screen doors and windows. Snop
rear of old Irrigation Bldg.
93-42tfc
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Light housekeeping
rooms; no children. Inquire
Holmes grocery.
35-30p
FOR RENT Small house near mills,
partly rurnlehed; right for two
men; $10 per month. S. R. Hogln.
34 Lafayette ave. 34-30p
FOR RENT Electric vacuum
sweopers by the day. Standard
Furniture Co. 27-14tfc
FOR RENT Four-room house, new
ly papered, inquire A. A. Mun-
den, Gilbert Furniture Store.
30-29tfc
FOR RENT Two-room - furnished
apartment. PhonO Black 711.
t- 28-29-300
FOR WENT House near mills, at
80 McKay avenue. Address Box
557, Bend. 20-29-31p
FOR RENT
Four-room cottage;
Why suffer the discomforts and
embarrassments of a Goitre t
0. G. C. praparallon for iiollro hat bono
fitod many.
Whr pay lovcrnl hundred dollnra for an
opurnlion to rcmovu a uollro wlu-n U.O.C.
can beoblnini'd for auch coroparallvuly
amalloxpundlturuf
p.G.C.wlion properly applied ulvoa antlf
Inrlory roiulu, or your money will bo
refunded. O.G.C. la aold direct, by mall
only. Wrlto for book lot.
Addreai Dopt.S
O.O.C CHBM1CAL COMPANY '
Soallle.Wailiin.7ton
Mountain View Hospital
(ioiii riil lloilliil; Mnli'i'iilly Ciiai'a a H luliy
Corps of rotiipoloiit, truliii'il mirai'S
riiono 2SS1 Kuiihud unil Ktutii His. Mrs. Iluttlo Miiyim, Mur.
(J. K. M AST-PIANO TUN Kit
TllllllIK, ( IrillllilH, Iti'KlllltUlIU, Iti'pilll'llIU
l-I.AVI It I'lAMl WtlltK A hl'W IALTV
Offli-ii Willi Urn Ilnnil hrnurli of
Sit HUMAN, fl.AV t ' .M r.t Y
I lliii'liwiilmr's Htoru)
Kli lmviiy nml Ullirr I'lniina
Offlro 1'holie niuck S53J
1 F. M. BLOOM
Dentist
lloohis 4 ami 5, over I'lmiofthn
Dr. Charles A. Fowler
i'HYSICIAN AND BURGEON
Offices In tho O'Kann lliiiltllii
Telepliones: Res., lllack 1473
Ofdco Red 8361
R. S. HAMILTON
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
Rooms 13-16 First National
Bank Bldg. Tel. 511
(Dr. Coe'e foroMr Oltke.)
IL II. De Annocid
Ctiaa. W. ttaklna
Dc Armond & Erskinc
I. it w v K II H
O'Kane Building, Bond, Oregon
W. G. Manning, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Suits 11-14 O'Kana Building
Tel. Black 1711 Bond, Or
For
Public Stenographer
Call
Bend Company Office.
I'hone Tl.
Piano Tuning
Regulating and Ropalrlng
L. S. RICKARD
Leave orders at
Shepherd's Muste Store
Fhone Rod 201
Latest Up-To-Date Instruments
and Equlpmont.
DR. J. G. TURNER
Eye Specialist
Room 9 O'Kane Bldg.
Bond, Ore.
Comploto Lens Grinding Fact
ory; on Promises. Lenses Du
plicated Dr. II. N. MOORE
duntIstiiy'
el Black 1671 O'Kane Bldg.
Telephone Red 371 O'Kmic nirig I
Dr. E. E. GRAY
DENTIST
Houn 9:00 to 12:00 i:00 to 3:30
ecnnj 1 antf 5una'eia, fry apfioinlmtnl
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR
Up-to-daU electrical aealp reatmenta for
falllns balr and dandruff. Famoua Nco
ptaatlqua Faee traatmenta. All klnda
Hair Work done.
MRS. MUliUSR
Oregon St. 'Phone Red 1851
O. H. Winkle
TRANSFER
Light-Heavy Hauling. , Oot
my iprlces on hauling In and
out of city. Phono Illk. 1851.
CLASSIFIED ADS
RESULTS
BRING
Kl 1,111 1 It, MIM HAI, ASU
KTi:.AM IIATIIS
A I'rovpd iiikI Trlml Iti'ineily
for Itbmimntlain. Ilml Cnldh.
I.a (Irlppe, Nnrvouatiraa, Kid
niy mid Liver Troubles
DR. It. I). STOWKLL
Telitplione I10II
MASSAGE THEAT.MKNTH
Two Di-psrtmnitt: I.uillna and
Giiiitlutnun
Over Klaniliird Furiillure Co.
IIENII. OREGON
BATES TRANSFER CO.
Hill Hates Tom Wheeler
IV A.VU (It TSIDK IIAl l.l.StJ
Office i Krt'iirlilo'a Bloru, 10H
lloiid HI root
I'hone Hud 1 3 4) 1
Bond ... Oregon
Carlson & Lyons
& HKATINC.
I'luiublutf and Hratlng SiippIlM,
Hath Itouin Acceaaorles, sto.
I'ipc, VhIvch
and rittUiKS
PHONE It I-l) IMU
Own Your
Own Home
I have some luugains
in BUNGALOWS '
KAHY TKHMS
J. A. EASTES
Central Oregon's LsaJintf
INSURANCE AGENCY
Tinning and Sheet. Metal
WM. MONTOOMKH.
Furnaces, Spouting, Guttering,
Cornice and Skylight
Repelling promptly attended to
Prlrea right, work Riinrnutned
BEND INSURANCE
AGENCY
Writer of all almla of luauranee. Old.
t liiiuranee AKeney In Central Ore-
f."?.-.. " ?. y"1 NalloosJ Uana
llulldlns. lieod, (Jrwoo.
MRS. V. A. SMITH
Agent for the
NUHONE CORSETS
Will call by nppolntmont
10EB Columbia Street.
ADDRESS P. O. B. 40.
JOB WORK
R. II. FOX ,
CARPENTKR SHOP
121 Minnesota 8t.
-v-
llenil Irfiilge No. 428 Loyal Or
der of Moose Meets In Moots
Hall every Thursday. Visiting
brothers are cordially Invited to
attend
DR. G. SKINNER
DHNTIST
' Phone; Office, Rod 2361
Room 17 O'Kane Building
Office Hours: t to 1 1 to S
C. C. DICK v
Auto Shop
General Repairing;
.I'hone III in k 1781
424 Kant Kcarnoy'
FOR SALE Modern 5-room bunga