The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, November 25, 1904, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textfc. The Bend Bulletin runusiu:i uvimv ikiu.v nv LUUDDUMANN & LAWRUNCl-. SUBSCRIPTION KATlSSi Ontycar ... $! hit month..... , ta Thtce month' V (luvnffoMy In advance.) , - FRIDAY NOV. 25 , 1904 Steps to provide a marshal for lknd ure to be tnkeu nt once not Avniting to perfect the municipal in '.corporation. It is .likely that' a local jail will also be provided. Ail abstract of title adds nothing to the strength or weakness of any real estate title. It is merely a 'statement of what the official rec ords show, and it usually reveals thittgstht surprise the owner of. "the (property. An abstract is the ,bii!)inci3-likc may of showing the, condition of a title. It dosen't ciire defects but shows where thcy tare' to a proper remedy may be applied. ' n This is the season of- the year when the tempter stalks abroad in the laud in the form of attractive nety. 'offerings in books. The at tractions this year are varied and unusally enticing and publishers are likely to reap well. Hut money spcut for books will do little harm and a great deal of good. Iftlu human animal must give way to crazeof"one sort or another thr book craze is distinctly to be commended. Why do so many people persist 111 the barbarism of "experimental -farm" dr "experimental station?" It is "experiment" farm or station, as . the case may be. There is nothing experimental -about the ' farm, though there may be about it." 'work. It Is a place to experiment with plants, methods of tillage, etc, ."Kxperimental" is n larger mouth ful but "experiment" is the proper ' adjective to apply to a place where experiments arc conducted. Did any country ever' have finct weather than the" Dejrfhutes valley? 'The contrast of this season witl' 'that of a'year ago is quite marked but we are assured by old resident that this fall rather than last it the" type of the season on the Deschutes." 'Last November ' nearly a foot o mow' fell on the 6th. Thit year there have been but two really frosty night up to this date Mild, bright weather' is character fistic Of the season and it briug health and joy to all. f ' The Baptist of Head are to U com mended for the energetic waj ' in which they have gone about the matter, bf building their new churcl, edifice.' ' They have not' gone awaj into a closet and prayed for tin ' Lord to bring them a house o. ' worship, willi steeples arid bell ana ' upUoUtered'pews and a brass knob ' on . the front door; they weul ar6und'"and raised what inone they could and then took saw and hammer ami naiU and weitt at it. Aikl they Have something creditable to show for their 'efforts. J- 1 Six members of (he new cabinet of the president, to be appoiut&l on ' tlfe 4th of next March, have been v announced. Secretary Hay will re ' main attnie-hotul of the state depart ' umut, Secretafy'Taft in the war de partment, Secretary Metcalfe in the department of commerce and labor , nnd Secretary' Wilson in the depart ment of nyrichlture t Chairman Cortelyou will liave the postmaster generalship and probably Shaw 4 will remain secretary 'of the treasury 'and Morton ' as secretary of the v navy, vIt is npt yet known wlteth er Hitchcock; will ramalu in' the department o'f ttie4,infwi6rv'or;Hotv 4p3o,y wijl rpmaiu a attorney general. Henry Mcldruiu, the Oregon surveyor-general who was teuioved fioni ollicc because of crooked work delected by Colonel Greene, special inspector of the interior de partment, was found guilty of for gery oil every one of 21 coints on triul in United State court lust week. Meldrum was violent sup porter of Congressman Hermann for re-elecUou ntul nuulu a savage attack on Colonel Greene at a politi cal meeting in Oregon City lust May. Colonel Gteenc then said convictions would follow his in vestigations and his proml.se ap pears to be coming to fulfillment If the Ware-Puter-MeKiuley crowd get similar treatment nobody will lie disappointed and the cause ol justice will be notably forwarded. The decision of President Roose velt not agttiu to be n candidate for tliut otlice is to be regretted. It 1 of the clear cut character of the man and makes him absolutely free of suspicion ol making a machine for promoting his own interests in the future Hut no one really supposed he would ever be guilty v of .such prac tice. He is not built of the .stuff that makes progress that way. The chief hource of regret is that it will remove from our public life 1 figure and an influence that 'an nofwell be spared. We need the wholeMMiic .spirit of rugged Americanism represented by Theo dore Rooxvelt to leaven American politics. He is thoroughly respect ed at home as well as abroad II Ls service to the country in the way of tearing murky political rcccMs .ttul setting a standard of frankness 1 ml honesty before the people has oeen inestimable. He is about to enter upon the first term for which he was chosen president and it would not violate the uo-third-term tradition if he were to be reelected president. Hi present service in the presidential chair is by virtue of his election as vice president The coming, four years arc sure to murk an important epoch in the de velopment of the American nation, vhich will in all ways be iucalcul ibly stronger for the service of President Roosevelt. He may lie needed longer and we wish he would ;erniit himself, to be avail-ible. David Kvaii.s Wan m rested Tues day on complaint of Ralph Russell charging him wih tissatilt and bat tery. Trial is set tor next Monday fu justice's court. A. C. Lucas hart- bWlght the in terest of L. C. Altiugham in the Pilot Ihtlte luu and .stable and wilt hereafter coudttet them in his own uutuc. The stable is now merely for till1 stage line and does not do a livery business. t News from the Drakes is to the effect that Mr. Drake may return to Hend for a short time in Decent ler but he w ill probably go south for the winter with Mrs. Drake, whose health will require most cate ful attention for several mouths. J. N Hunter., K. W. Roberts mid I. V. Shearer spcht the first an of the week up the river looking for game. The' weather has been so . mild this fall that the game birds stick pretty close to the mountain lakes and the lower rivets are almost bare of them. Messrs Mooth and Cornell, who have taken over the Priueville-Silver Lake mail stage, were in Haul Mutt daynnd next day went south to ad just the schedule on the northwntd run. It is intimated that the old Vandervert stage station will be rehabilitated and made the place of change between Hend and Silver Lake, instead of Hague's, which' is the present station. That wtuld shotteu this end and lengthen the Silver Lake end about eight miles. Bran, shorts and chop. Mutzig Decker. If Wall Paper, we haven't what suits vour fancy, will procure' them on short notice. Merrill Drug Company. Wall Paper. Come in and look at our stock. If we can't suit you now, will have t larger line of samples to select from iu a few days. Merrill Drug Co. Trespass Notice. Notice It hereby given that I have puri'huxetl the welUnoHii Him-morc l.lucc, a khort dUtsnrt) Huth of I)... M-hutea pout-office. uii Dial all forma ( trctuHtaa thereon, itii'liuliiii' (Uliinv mul hunting, are utri.-tly lorbvlduii utiuir Hie (itiialtie of th law. l'artirnlnrly ! I w Uli to irhe public notice gH Mrmnit tlut tli puth ulotiK the river Iwnk to the northward of the comity hridtie i no thurouuhfure ami ia not often to pulh iiae ik I all iwnoiis are cautioned to refrain from Mehii' tlmt way. V. 8. Nicnoi.. Now G. W. Winter brings in specimes of carrots and parsuis to show what Hull creek tlat is actually doing in the production of such crotw A Carrot 'four inches 111 diameter and weighing nearly four pounds, and of the finest texture and flavor,- is a credit to any coun try. Mr. Wittier .s parsnqw match the carrots and Uth proclaim th.it this region will produce abnndintlv when roper effort is expended .11 cultivation. ' 'c can supply you with Cutulpu cooking molasses at 50c a gallon, tit theCfty Hakety. Ifvouute going to paper your liotiset consult its. We can save you money. Men ill Drug Company. The ctilpentets this week began the const! ilctiuit of the meat ttiarkH building of While vS: Hill 011 then lot on Wall street between the Met rill drug storu and the Triplett building. It will be a twostot) structure 34x40 feet with 12-foot ceilings. The store room will lie 24x24 feet and there will Ik a toom 16x24 llt the rear. The building will lie ready to occupy in nliotit y daya but it is understood the upH-r story will not be finished up until later. Lively up (lie l.hic. ",1 tell you Silver Lake is a lively place nt.nhjiht" said Joe Taggtut in discussing the various Miuts of liw stage drive with thel).vsat Hogue's the olhct evening. "Its iiIhiUI the noisiest town I know of after dark," The men tried to think what should so stir Silver Lake at this time of the ear. Finally 11 tender foot ventured the query: "What uuikes Silvur Lake so lively and noisy?,'' Coyotes" quoth Joe. ritutwt A4, Al Jw 1, 17. NOTICB FOR I'UIIMCATION. xpfcr . iri. NiKkr l twtrliv Ivh Owl in awalMm Uh Ihr tvtlH.ufthr Art ul Cogrt u( Jmw 1 17. rMlllnl, "Am ail fur lh Uf MmkvrUMdii Iu III ! uf CahhXHX, (HvH, ?t4. nod U'hlNatoH Trtttlor) ," rrMH In lt Ibr tHihltc Umi M4tM ny A of At 4, ll. 1 Omtf Hntf Ik. i n.1. Ciunl uTCrMk, 4je of Ofria ii un JntMi tfik, .. Sltl la ,1ku o- 11. mmh ualcmvai N 1 vm Aw Ihr utchx of IIhw If KMCH,ilmif Ni, w H X MC J HK ( N K Ht IMI II l,lllf, Ml Ami will of'r proof to how Ibal Ik la ail ought u wotr vmlaablr fur II. Ilinbrr nt 4oa Tor Snlo or Trnilo. Art notes in the Colttiubiit Sotilhurn Mug rug 11 1 ion, very fuvohibly situnled. Will be sold clump or trad ed for town properly. Uuqtiiteat The llulletin OfTlce. laaa lor Rifntllmal imtpov. aurt la ertablii.li HMfiatm WMM mwi mw j 11 Mrrr, r H CVMtlvl"arr. at hU sMv In H4, iMraua. on Ihr lh il.y of jtaiMtr. iyi li aaura a HilnrM lamrr a. loha H4rl.ll .)hn I Htillml ll.h N llunlrt all ol h'ti.t otrgou atut all prfaiifta .Uliaiufl ad.rrarly lar ah 'vr ir.,iir.l limit arr rr,iirlr.l lo Mr Ih.ir in ihiotT oh urbrlwir mi. MH 4 t Harness and Saddles ItvtrnHof All Kinds mul Plrst Cln REPAIRING Q. S. LIV On lloeil at nriil""" Umiv ItrH HUM), OUKiON. aait. tta wni.ut .tan xili' 1 4-. AM. l , tauraan J. L. AlcCULLOCM, Ahstnictcr nml Ihmiiliier ef lltlcN, katal ami Tarra Ua.kr.l Altf M loM-HaHl at rm.sHvii,!,!!. OHKOliX J. VV. Bledsoe PII()T0(1(AI'MI3K HltNll, ORKOON All Nr(atlr ISrarrvv.) aat Iratillml tSrlHin thunlabcl 41 ,uy Ttmr lli'Ju MICIIAXL. T NOI.AN. K'(lrt agRapgcecagMBilauJbfljral A. II. Uppman (Jco. ,M. Meyer A. H. LI PPM AN & CO. UliND, UKhdUN FURNITURE Undertakers and Undertaker's Supplies. Clilnawnrc, Glassware, Moulding, Linoleum, Painf mul OIU. Stoves and Rnnc.i, Doors and Windows, lUdstcads, .Mattrcss. Wc Can Furnish Your House Complete. wiiMi.rt hi s.ii ntfi i.tiV J. Al. LAWR13NCE, U. h COMMIMDIUMKM. Kotury Public, Itmuruuce, Tnwitthip Pints for Upjiei iJcuchulcs Vulley. TRIPLiriT IJROS. Barber Shop & liaths Hcst uf iK-roiuii.pd(lilii nl work oiiitly done Wai.u St. IIK.N'IJ OKKCON W K i'.ui, Ja. 0UI1UIN & O C.raii4hN stiiiniiMann Law Attorneys nnJ Counsel lar.-t at itorAHINM It'MUC rtartla In Ma4 aaal ISitl CMM IIIJN1), OKUGOX. TIIKOUail l-KOM IlI-NI) TO SIIANIKO IN ONI; DAY SHANIKO-PRINEVILLE CTAfiR I II ME PRINEYILLE-BEND JiAUC UllC SCHEDULE SOUTH HOUND T.eve Slmnika 6 p. m. Arrive PrineviUe 7 a. in. Leave Prinevillo 8:30 a. 111. Arrive Hend 5:30 p. in. NORTH HOUND Leave Hend 12:30 p. 111 Arrive PrineviUe 7:00 p. 111. Leave Priuevilk j p. m. Arrive Sliuniko a. in. PIRST-GLASS IJQUIP.MKNTS 1'OR TRAVI5UJN0 PUHIJC PASSI-NOIvR AND P'RHIOHT RAT1-S RKAHONAI.I- II I MKLKMArM II ItMa M hl ata M. U. Drs. Dclknap & Edwards. PHYSICIANS AMI SWUiliONS. l'rllNl!Vll.l.li - oki:ion. lArral Hrar wf Wiaark'a Ittac lr SiiTKV ITKI.K- , INkl'MANlK A. H. GILANT Agral for Liverpool, London & (llobe, mul UutCMstilre Plru Insurmice Coiiipnnlos. IH-M). - ORIKION PRINEVILLE HOTELfK. """"" Tables and Rooiiui iilway clean and Well supplied -Rotes reaoiiHblc 1'KINKVII.l.U OKHOON Advertised Letters. Tile following is a list of letters remaining uncnlled-frfrn the. Hend pohtoffice November 25, 1904. AUIridtfe. (Jwirjje MiirahaH, Loator IHixt, -John O. Alarah Froil (J ) Hico, J. M. Mmiro, Juiloon' , liemiwoy NoIiIb, l A. CorlinUi. CIihIicI, It. M. Cypher l-'rwl fj. (Jrtfio, f'rank tf UllllllIJi, IJ, JI. Noiiia, Win. II U'Sliull () 1;. O'Pomiull. TJHIlC'llO. Illlli Dalton. Thoiiiair 2 I'uttorfon, J. V. Fryo, AlUrt L 2 'lloo, Ik-rt- 2 Tttiiimun, 0. H. ' Rott, A. W. Gardlniur, J. II, H-.'Clulidu Jliitioiu It. h. -v SiDidrr.' Hurt ' . - Thfmprtyj, John" B.Vncoa, John J, j fctsow cnjiing . jor .4io? , &,& will ploae say they oreadvertiscd. A. II. Graaf, Postmaster. HvytHxtvifY vwjrari 1 1 : I'lwiiyafgTWiTtiiOTWaiVBiafurTriTiiinri fnrmattteamntm-: MILLARD TRIPLETT BLACKSA1ITMINQ AND HORSESHOEING All kinds of wagon work done iu first-class shape. Short notice jobs 11 specialty. OITOMTK kCIJOOMIOlblC 'ffW'r'vrmicirfrmitmviifrvu j Wc carry only the finest lines of . '1 WINES, LIQUORS r bind CldARS ri 7rTr-'yTVfTriyti DON'T FORGCT TO I)KOt INTO TI1I MINNESOTA BUFFET , 711AW Hkostjihiiouh, Prop's -.. tal A. SHONQUOiJT, Mnnnger r'tW"? I l''iirff)r-rw,t-r imfmtmCmmm$w V 1 1 rzspaussnssn 1 a 1 h fl HUM) m a 1 .a nuN i), oKitr.o.s gJjfaeaBiMitl ..., ., MMttKtftUMMaV I 1 I V wtWMnMUk lad L. D. WIEiST Civil Engineelr SjH-i ial (iialifiaitioiii for Laud Surveying and Irri gation Work, Hiiil'lu I'lmix nii.l Hiii. illulloiiH MwU. OKUtlON ORKOO The Descluiies Telephone Company YclcxruiiiMl'o'rwnnloil to , my part of tlio World. Direct T0lcpl.oi.iS . ConhmtiiicaLlon portlandVpiUnvillp: and all Vtcific Cpast cities Public PAY Station, HANK HUlL'l)IN(l , ':'K Oregon, j THE DKSITOlfiiWI'lloSGoV s