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The Bend Bulletin
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I'l'M.HIIMI KVIvHV mtltW AT lllfCltrTRt.OHWI.
SUIISCKIITION KATKSi
frx year- - It.co
Mx mouth jo
T litre month .... JJ
(tnrarfciMy In advance.)
Atlrcrtlcr who wlh to changr their ndtta
ahmtlil have cuiy In nut latrr than Titeaday nmin
trrcnlliiR the liie In which change l ilnlrnl.
UNI) OP llASUUAt.l. SI3AS0N.
FRIDAY
NOV. 13. 1903
Jupiter l'ltivius has been work
ing over time in the desert the past
week
Successful contest of a desert
elnim confers the same preference
right that successful contest ofu
liomesteatl confers.
Hoys Repine Not but the (llrl.t Sny
Weather's Real Menu.
There is grief in baseball circles
because of the unsympathetic
weather. The boys can net along
all right without baseball, for they
had had a full .season of it. Hut the
girls only got fairly started when
Jupiter l'luviits and old man
Dorcas broke in and spoiled it all.
The Heud Dualities Baseball Club
was coiii)osud of the following
mimed Misses:
Mary Young, Mollie Kever. Iva
and Hessie Donkel, Minnie and
Nellie Dirdsoug, Marion and Paul
ine Wiest and Iva West. The ap
proved uniform was black bloomers
and ted sweaters,
Ivu Donkel was the best pitcher
of this notable team, and the only
one of the batters who made any
pretense at hitting her curves was
Ivn West, who holds the batting
record. She also excelled as a
conchcr. Miss West was also the
most superior catcher of the aggre
gation, though Marion Wiest was a
very close second. Minnie Dird
soug and llevsie Donkel were fre
qnently substituted in the box, and
Something is radically wrong in. they twilled the sphere with great
Kentucky. At a srcci il election for , dexterity and effectiveness.
congressman held in the nth dis-j On first base Mary Young was
trill this week two counties actually perfectl.. at home and no runner
went prohibitionist and the result ever eot past her with hat on
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Ikwtt l.nnil, l'limt 1'tiKif
NOTK'B VOW PlUUiU'ATION.
V. S. I.altl Ofllce.Tlic Dnllr., ItrrKOll,
Nureinlicri, Iw'l
Notice I hcirtiy glvrn Hint tlriiriie I'. Cnn,
nf I'riuevlll, Ottciin, hit Med miller ufliilrnl Inn
ill
rtk,
Monday, the tli day uf lceiiitir. IJ
ilrtt.mitl rlitlm Nil wo.
t)( we;. li 15 , r 11 e, w in. Iwftiic J. J.
tmkvitnirm
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Smith, County Clrik, at I'llnrvillr, Uiruiiii, 1111
to iitc thr
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HhMc, n f SLUM, tlitiiini; Walter K llutile.
liMll MICIIAKI. T NOl.AN. ItCKlMcr.
Uracil l.nnil, lliml I'mif
NOTHMi FOR lUM.MCATIO.W
U. H. Mini Offlce, Thr iMlln. Orrfwi,
Nnvtmlwr l. it
Notice I limliy istven that Jtty Cramer.
,4nnre Bf I. llatettiw. uf Ml.tera. UltltUU.
Im filed iiotl.T uf Intuition to nmUr twMfou )i
lleitiiiMMt ilie (lilluifflitiF wltn
eumtilclc frilnnlluii Mid rrclnnmtUm uf mtlil
J V Wltiltr, llctNit lllnilcr mill Audtcw I
iililr. 11 f sl.lfr. 1111:1111: Walter K Untile. T
vuivxr. Oregon
Winter began telling her tale in
this region the past week. Hut
this early flurry brings promise of
later pleasantness.
The new republic of Panama is
nearly one-third as large as Oregon
:tud ha about two-thirds as many
inhabitants as this state.
ittt-Uiit claim No la., lor IhcwK )( c ,
um nwpj c ). i) in a, r 11 e, w 111, wmif w ,
Hell. V. H. Ciiiiiiltlmirr. at rilnrMllf. Ornmii.
ihi rVMitttUy, thr Uh (Uy f DttHtHtwr, im
iir Miim in ioiiowiiik wnii- 111 wr in
i)it1c litlirllm mill tlmtltHi f mm
j llittniiv ml Wltf II Ibnl. rf Ik,
fhillm, Oimi. M0W1I McUtmmi mh.( Mamk
MMIttWKH. at ITiHrrlllr. Iltnixi
Hln MICIIAKI. T NOI.
NOTICK KOK
MOODY,
Forwarding Merchant
Z. F.
General Commission
SIIANIKO, OKIUION.
LARGE AND COMMODIOUS WAREHOUSE.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Trompt attention paid to those who favor me with their patronage.
T fJOLAN. KtrWf.
IHMHilCATION.
DittHiHl uflb Interior.
I.ml OlTkc lit The Itallr. Ilrrtvn,
Nnil( t, J
Nolle liMrliy ilvil tlwt Ih WIohIhi
iMiiml r(lkr h ll ok of hr Intent! in (0
mk? linal m In hiuI of hi. claim.
ml llmt Mtkl urouf will h mo Iwfoec J J.
iMnlth. County Clfk. lit lrlnt1ll. IHifOM, on
ThuiMtay, lciHler i;lh. lyA. vti
Kolll 11 KrK,
nfM4t,OrKM, II It No WI. foe Ih let ,
( nwtf tnlUi,H i, tu it . r tar, w m
He Ham Ihr rmIowIhii wilnr- In hpt hi
wmIIhmh irnalrH umii ami rHltlnilhHi (
mM 14IhI 4
K A QikImui. W T Wltan. llafW WtH ami
Chattr IIIihIhmh, all uf M-It, (tn.
nA-.ll t MICIIAKI. T NIIIN, KtijMH.
Under New Hoard by the
Management. Day or Week,
THE PILOT BUTTE INN,
A. C. LUCAS, I'roprlotor.
llooth iS: Coruett Stages Mop at the door. Only
I, ivory Darn on the Defrchiitett. run in connection
with the Hotel. Tables supplied with all the
Delicacies of the Season. IMrst-clnv clilpiiicnt.
Fine Rooms and Hals.
BIHNl), - 0RLK10N.
in the whole district is in dispute
Iwtweeu two republicans.
The bond of J. N. Watson as
register of the Lakcview land office
was approved in Washington this
week and Mr. Watson was wired to
relieve Register Hrattaiu at once.
It is presumed the transfer will be
completed this week. C. U. Snid
er's bond as receiver has not yet
becu completed.
Congress met in extra session,
last Monday. Joseph G. Cannon,
of Illinois, was chosen speaker of
the house, in accordance with a
foregone conclusion. Congressman
Hermann is to be pressed for ap
pointment on the river and harbors
committee and Williamson for the
irrigation committee. The bill for
admission of New Mexico to state
hood is No. 1 in the house. In the
senate Hanna, Mitchell and Gor
man were the recipient; of many
flowers. Senator Mitchell intro
duced a bill to appropriate $2,15,
000 for the Lewis and Clark fnir.
There is no doubt that the Cuban
reciprocity treaty, for the consider
ation of which the extra session
was mainly called, will be confirmed.
When it comes to getting a canal
franchise across Panama your
Uncle Samuel can teach the grafters
of Colombia a very illuminative
lesson. Colombia had the chance
to share the glory and the benefit
of the isthmian canal, without put
ting up a cent of the expense. Hut,sm'l)' which wiU ,)C um1 Ue
her cougraMinen wautcd their 1 scrvlcc' ,l tt 8,ve" to tin papers,
aim is as tollowk:
straight. Mollie kever was a very
nimble fielder. Nellie Uinlsoug
and l'auliite Wiest excelled on the
bus-. Marion Wiest had the
judicial role of umpire and she Mill
lives, though she has been the
cuiihc of numerous heart burnings
and great quantities of tears.
from the fact that no other team
could be induced to oppose this
irrctiistable club the playing .some
times partook of the nature of town
bull rather thuti the regulation bare-
ball. Kor town ball they could I
find sufficient opposition in their
own ranks. The fact that a game
was rarely finished was due entirely
10 me liisuiiicieui leueiu 01 me
days ami not, as Mine have alleged,
to the propensity of the girls for
discussing the fashions or the
beauty ot their companions.
The first break in the ranks came
when the Dirdsongs left last week
to return to their home on Johnson
creek. Then came the horrid
weather and the girls now regard
their hcball seawjn as definitely
ended. They avow their determi
nation to ratline the sport next
season thoe who are not murried
then.
Order of Church Service.
The Rev. Z. W. Commerford,
the new jwstor of the Presbyterian
church, was very much pleased at
the interest and the attendance
uton the first meeting of the pastor
and people and believes that it is
uic beginning ot a successful year,
I hat the people may faniilnrir.e
themselves with the crder of wor
Tlmlwr Mini. Act Jhh j. it.
N0T1CK V0 I'UllhlCATION.
U. S. tomtom, lattkrvtew. Ofrgwti,
Hplnlr A, tfj
Natter U bmdv ( that In aminllaMr Willi
thr t)vHu of I h rt of Cwibi 1 JiHirl,
m. mtlilra. "An mi tor the ulr HfUmbrr tattth
Ih tin Xtruf(.allftHiiU. ottvuii, NevaOa, ant
-nHtlMMM Trrttuf ). ci,i in all in
pnbUr hMl Mat hy Art of AmmI l
Albert H ISirMii.
M Hiwtitrr, ami.ty uf l',rr, tlatr of WMlH(
tun; Im inril In thl uftMc ht awven Hatrntml
Nu ii, (or tht )mnhn( thr w qr c ji, !
11, r t4r,w m.
,ir4 will offer Iouf lu ilwl lit Ian4
wiM Hawtc laluabl for H llmbrr or owr
than for ngrtcnllnral mrM, anal to rataMMi
hU otalin to iul Ua"l ltfor J HmKli.
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Hobrtl 1. MrMnttrry.
Co.it,
I
ut Cljrl., at ftlHlll. IHiruii on 'nla-
r, in tow, nay w iHwrnmrr, tnj
iir wniiHin
aboT
oynil
HrrtM Cnity, I, K AIUnMman.t Ota folHtWtlrr.
all of PrtnrrHk, Itrrnnti
Any an4 nil mtwm claiming attemrly In
HMnWII MMH llr IMUMfll lu hit IKrtr
In lht olntr on or brfotrthr hM iMh4y
CIIAMt' SMITH
IMIH CI.IIIIK
SAHTII & CLIEI-K'S
RE
CEPTION
Wholesale and Retail Liquor House
PRINEVILLE, 0RIH00N.
I'lncM llrnndii of t.liiion and Cignr. Two doom South of llnnk.
K. M WKATTAIN HrMf
Timber Uml, Act Jun J. i.
NOTICK FOR I'nililC'ATION.
V. K. Uwt Oifir. Tn iMtlc. OtfOi.
Mubrr i. ij
NoUrr I hfbjr itH Itwit In rmnHlUnr with
w nroviUon of Ih Act of Cum at luu i
IV. rutHbnl. "An net for thr Ml ofllmhirUii.r
A. H. LI PPM AN & CO.
- ur.Jll.rta It-
Furniture and Undertaking
Stores, Wall Taper, Building Materials, Etc
MAIL ORDIilJS PKOMITLY ATTENDED TO. PRINEVIIJJi, OR.
Ih
rWNEYIUIS, OREGON.
In the tal of Callfotnta, OreitoH, Nrada ami
waMtgion Trrnlory a rxlemtm lu all the
mtbttc HttMl Utr by Act of AnctHt 4 iai. Ih
bnowluajHMnwtt wai rut ftWl In lhl unVcv
tliatrwurntMHt, twwtti
iMWwnl J- 0HaH,
of Thr li-H7noiitr oT Waaeo, Male of Oregon.
worn Mnlriarnt ito t
Ih iinnhntt nf Ih hh
t, Ifi 11 r to r. w m.
14 M. Ilrawtrrrt
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OeorgrW Martin,
l'
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If. toot.
M mK
of KlUyanl, oonnly of kuoVanr, Hal of Wtfk-
Incton. moth iUIomkI No 1711. ah
ii. nr utr Mtfon 01 in H nK. M
anal nK W mm. t U'. r tor, w m.
of on Hat Ktrrtl irrt
Mnltoowah. Hat of frtoM. wotn itajennnl
No trjt All March tj, iyi, for thr nMCHoof
th nK mc jo, lp 1 . r to , w m.
Ilnah Parmer,
of Toe Harm, ronnty of Waaeo DiMr of OeogtM:
worn Mieamn tr tain. nit rroy 1. ton, iw
fh tmrrhoM of Ih H nU, nwlf nrft nwl nW
nilton Stables
& Redby Feed Barn
BOOTH 5 COHNfcTT,
1'roprietors.
.Stock boarded by the day, week or month.
Fine Teams and Rigs, and Reasonable Rates.
First-class Kndlitiert for Handling Locators and Commercial Traveler.
Quick Service and Satisfaction Gimnuitttod.
rirum Wabb.
ofCnrlMo, nonnty f hrnbhaI Utr of Worth
Imkota. aworn rtatrntctit Mo lata, nl4 I'Hty.V.
toil, forth purliuf Hi M)i MCja, l)i t ,
r w r, w m.
Hm Webb,
of CarlMtc, county of I'embtna, ttatr of Mart
mum, Mwa iainieni no 1017, nnm rat
tau), for Ih Hrclw of the ) JJ, lp 15
1'Hty i,
r
That lltrv will nttrr nroof to abw that tbrbunl
ought m morr wlnnbi for Ita timber or .tone
than fur agricultural niriw. awl tn rHabHoti
thrir dalnu lo wkl laud before the Haniatar ant
Keclvr nt Til !jII. Orrgwfi. 4i Thnrxiay,
lanuarv it. nut.
Thry nam m wltn. IMwIh H OrahotH
awl Jit A Ornhaw, of fttaer a. Oregon. Itortd
Hrfrtuu and Cotbr War, of Wbeaton, MlnnraoU,
lib. ofl'.HIUiMt. Ilri: Nlchw
Cumior, Martin (iromnlwaUrand llMgh t'MHMr,
of Thr m.lr. on
iicmMliit
wrw.and
He. Oregon; I 11 llgUU ami Ida M
. or liniyat.f. Waahlngton. Heorge
Hrlc Webb, ufCartUI. S iMUHa.
palms greased before accepting the
treaty that was so greatly to benefit
their country. Their palms were
not greased and they turned the
treaty down. The htate, or depart
ment, of Panama wouldn't fctmid
this and it has receded and set up
an independent government friendly
to the canal project, and the new
government has been rocoguized
by the United States-. Colombia is
now sorry and wants to revise the
dead treaty, but site is too late.
The Colombian government con
siderably overreached itself tbi
timc. But Uncle Sam wunk the
other eye and went right ahead.
The transcontinental railroad lobby
that stood behind the grasping
Colombians in their attempt to hold
up this government and defeat the
isthmian canal, has had its trouble
for its pains,
Organ prelude.
Doxology, (people standing.)
Invocation, (peoplu standing.)
lord's I'rayer, (people standing)
Hymn, (people sitting.)
Scripture.
Prayer, (people all bowing.)
Hymn, (people standing.)
Offertory.
Solo or duel or choir.
Sermon.
Prayer, (congregation bowing,)
Hymn, (people standing.)
Henediction, (people standing.)
Mr. Cammerford's next service
in Jiend will be on Sunday, Novem
ber 22.
1
George and Prank Taylor came
over from Squaw Creek to attend
the dance at West's hall last Fri
day night.
Any and all imaou claiming aureraely lite
ahovfdMcribnl wnda ar truncated lu file their
m in thl utHcm mi or Uforc the mM it day
clamt in thl uN
! January, iyx,
MICIIAKI. T KOI.AM. Keghler.
Columbia Southern
2AILWAY.
I'AOnltffOKK TKAI.V TIM II CAUII.
Ilirrotlre IHI.ruary t$, trj.
If you want n duel or mortgage drawn
or Mtikuowlodgud or any ImninasH (wpar
IirHirl sue J. M. Lawrence about it.
If you wish to know what the public
laud laws, instructions and rulings arc,
or what the state or United States hlut
utori sny you can find out at his office.
Hu luis full suets of all thuse lxok.s.
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ROUGH AND DRESSED
ALL KINDS AT - -
1'II.OT BUTTE DEVELOniEnT CO'S. MILL
Columbia Southern Hotel.
SIIANIKO, 0RIK10N.
KATKS PROM $1.50 UP PI5R DAY.
Hot and cold water on both floors. IlatliH for the we of guasts.
l?vory modern convenience nt hand.
The dining room, under the direct .supervision of Mr. Kecney, is a
very model of tasteful, spotluss elegnucc, and the service is equal to any
in the state.
All stages arrive at mid leave the Columbia Southern,
1 . 1
J. M. KUUNUY, Proprietor.
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