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THE BEND BULLETIN.
VOL. Ill
PROFESSIONAL CARD8
W. 1. (lUilNINijNi
0, C. llTUNKMAMK
Gucrin & Steinumnmi
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
NOTAKIItH I'UIII.IC
1'incllce lu Hllf mill I'nlriil Ceutt)
1IUNI) OK IKK) N
U. C. COE, M. D.
Ol'l'lCK OVltK HANK
Physician and Surgeon
TULltl'IIONK NO. 31 '
IIHNI) OKItOON
DR. B. F. BUTLErt
DENTIST
All Kinds of Denial Work lair Trices
Hxamination Vunn
inter In IMhUMMIhk HK."I1, (IKIldON
rAMM ANIICIIV
IMUrilMVt
ANMNXII
J. L, McCULLOCll,
Allrncter nnJ liinmlner of 'lilies,
LHI tl Tir boultrti After
ft Htm Ui44hI.
fHI.NIIVIM.K. IHIKION
J. M. LAWKENCK,
V. H. CHMMIM.IONIIH.
Notary Public, Iiimirmiec, Township
I'JntH for Upper DemJiutus Valley.
IlKMl. OHI.M)h
NOTAKV I'VHI.IC INltPKA.tCIt
A. H. GPvANT
Aginl fur
Liverpool, I.0111I011 & Globe, tuul
Lancashire I 'I re Insurance
Companies.
HUM), ORIKION
II. I. IIKLKNAr M. I CHAH H KllWANfit M. I)
CiMMly 1'hy.lcUn.
Drs. Belknap & Edwards,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
PRINIiVII.LH - ORlitlON.
Oltcrtt MtirafWInutk't IHu( More.
Miss Grace Jones
TCACHCH Or
Voice & Piano
l iiuw irmly fi ni.il jnH cn I fiMiml
t htf Irtltttiitr mi K'X Vvrniw inl iilh
Mltet. lllNi,UM.
J. W. Bledsoe
IMIO'IOORAI'IIUK
BHNII, .... OHItOON,
All NUl rrKivl ml imHIwtc
l-Mmtl 1'iirHhlinl l Ah) Hint.
Crook County Really Co
Real folate Hough! mid Sold.
I.lfo anil Accident
INSURANCE. J
uirio in in llkiiN i imhs miNii. mmuoN
TRIPLETT BROS. I
Barber Shop & Baths
Rest of accommodations and ,
work promptly done
VA!.I. ST. IIH.NI, UKKIIOnI
L. D. WIEST
Civil Engineer
Special qualifications for
Land Surveying ami Irri
gation Work.
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ouunoN
FOR RENT
OFFICE ROOMS
TWO
Well-lighted and con
venient rooms in the
Bank Building:
PRINEVILLE
H OTEL'"prtor
MHi.C. A.McDowiitl,
'1'al in and Rootna always clean
uud well supplied-Rates reasonable
KXVHt
ORKCON
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NOTICE tO
7 I MHB
COME AND SEE US!
IF
YOU
WANT
THE
BEST
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AIJ50 MKAUQUAKTI2RS R)R TI1U
BEST GROCERIES
AT Tllfi I.OWBST PRICE.
0 lbs. Dry Granti- (H fA
littwtl Sugar $lUv
(lb. Can Kvnjxir- A
ated Cream AJ
!,o lbs. Prineville 1 2A
Flour l.dU
t gat. can Royal
Club Syrup
VU DliFY COMPETITION.
Bend Mercantile' Co.
Tho Lewis Brick Co.
now has brick for sale
at the Barney Lewis
homestead, two miles
from Bend on the Sis-
win srursns
iiuuia uuitcu.
Because we are selling tlio.some nd better
quality at a closer, mrgin.is: afry good
reason why you will find our, Store the
best place to buy anything in the' line of
Groceries; Drygbods, furnish
ings, Shoes, Had,ware, Sash and
Doors, Paints and Gfils
1e PINTRE STORE
U. A. SATItUR,
NEW SPJWNfe STYLES LADIES'
HATS AND TRIMMINGS.
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To the Ladies of Bend; I have opened up a new millinery
on Wall street, first door north of the 11. M. store, currying a
full line of new ind up-to-date goods. Call and inspect them.
MR.S. H. CRABTREE, Bend, Or.
PILOT BUTTE INN
DAN R. SMITH, Proprietor
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Tables supplied with all the delicacies of the season
iMrst-class l;quipment Pine Rooms and Reds
All stages Stop at
BI5NI), ORKGON,
THE FAR.MERS!
Woven Wire Fence and
Barbed Wire
Wagons, Buggies,
Mowers, Rakes,
Plows, Harrows,
Builders' Material,
Roofing Malthoid,
Doors and Windows,
Paints and Oils,
Blacksmiths' Materials,
Hardware, Tinware.
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1 gal etiu To (t f"rfl
niato Catsup P . VvF
3 gal. keg 7c
Hill's Pickles l.O
2 cum;
Tomatoes
2 cans
Corn
ORDERS
Should be left with
J. H. OVERTURF
Phone 2$
o-o-o o-o-
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Tie tovfe Bri -
ijliiu, uitvuii
I'ROPRIirrOll
the hotel door
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FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1905.
TWO STEPS TO BEND
Such are Present Plans of
0. R. & N. People.
TO BUILD TO MADRAS AT UNCI:
Then On to llcnil-.OHicrs Hagcr to
Untur This Pleld-We May
Have Two Railroads.
I'oktj.an, Or., July 3 There
can !e no doubt that the time is
rirw for a railroad advance in Cen
tral Oregon and nil indications, 50
far as they can be observed here
jKint to a scramble when the jwlicy
of hesitation mid delay shall prove
to be unavailing. The O. R. & X.
is now in the field with the assur
ance of an extension of the Colum
bia Southern from Slianiko. Hut
the disposition in that quarter
seems to lc to make two bites of I
the cherry and build first to Mad-'
ras and then perhaps takcj
the next step to Rend. I talked ,
,, , . .... ... r . I
uic wjiuic iniiiici uver wuu uviicr
al Manager O'Rrien to day. In
summing up he said:
'I am not going to make prom
ises which 1 feel will not be fulfilled.
I bclievp conditions, at the present
time warrant building to the
Agency Plains. The beginning
of that extension will be notice to
the world that the Ioiik stage ride
between Rend and the railroad will
at least be cqt in two iu a few
months and people will flock into
the Rend country and .occupy the
lauds and get to producing, And
bv the time the railroad is complet
ed to Madras I expect conditions to
le such ttynt I can recommend an
imuicdiatq advance from there to
Hciid. . When I see people putting!
liumlrcos ql thousands ot dollars
into rcclaiuaion uork iu the Rend
section r.,tuink they must know
wlint.tliey.qr'c doing and that pra
ctical results will follow."
flcncraf Freight Auent. Miller is
not nearly so, .skeptical, now that,
lie is hacked Portland, as hci ap
peared J'be when nt Rend, "what
we want now is fieurro, we want a
statistical basis for our rccommLiid-
...:'. -!.Vi. A...1.1 ' if..
uiiuii, ,-iui!i .(it.-. .-Miu men we (us-
cussed, fh,e mtans of getting the iu-,
formatioji he desired, with the .re-'
.suit that he will send n competent '
man fro'm his own staff, who will '
lw assisted by wine one familiar
with local conditions, and they will ,
compile a xta.tcme.ut showing the
area of land under c.ultjvatuyi, the
recency 01 lis reciaipaiou,,irom a
wild state, the crops produced and
kindred matters. "I wish to put
iu just as strong a, recommendation
ns the facts will justify," said Mr.
Miller. "Rut.it wouhl be wo.re
than useless to talk and act looely
iu this matter."
R vii.kqaii Politics. .
The railway officials here are un
doubtedly, acting iu gool faith re
specting the Central Oregon rail
road situation. It is not to be
denied, hoveer. that railroad poli
tics cut n considerable figure, and I
Wall street will finally determine ,
the extent of railroad construction '
to be done iu our field, llarriman
puts out no money in new construc
tion unless he is obliged to do so.
The question underlying the
Central Oregon railroad situation at
this moment is not so much the
tonnage iu sight as it is this: Is iui
safe to keep that country longer
l)ottlcd up; won't interests hostile
to us go in if we don't? The signs
of an invasion from hostile quarters,
I believe, are now driving llarri
man to make a inovc , to protect
himself iu the Central Ortgon field.
I do not e,vfllve this belief from
my inner consciousueNS ujereJyM)rJ
have run apjoss two vpr'y Hyp pro-
jects fojc putting a railroad to, Dejul
iudepeudaut of ilarrimau. Ouc of
these is the Could scheme, which,
has uflt yet taken deihfate form hi
Oregon but is regarded! Jby.JIarri-j
man as. .dangerous 1 Then other I
ran across quite acqtdqiitally today,,.
It wouhljx: preu)utnrc)(it this tinCi
to teU just what that rVojectui3 but
I l)(ii;e the names oC tlve ,ueiv-aitd,
know they have thp. power, , to, do:-
what they ani planniilg. jJtt5tjiov I
mis emerpnj,e., nnijiiSoMccauss. 0,
excjjssU-e valuation placctl. ,ipoL
Croperty. vhi9J1 itjIesceS..o.ujahi
cfgpe making public nhhounce-
",Woul(liii&( "ivMs. Of 350,061
ovejeoufe that ecessho prlcti?" I
asked; . r,( ;' ' 1 j '.u ri
Yes, nr" leplied lily itifbrmafit
"Wtntlfl tint cive Bind merely a
iimLin
stub Hue, or would it put lis on a
through route with common point
rates?' '
"It would meat! an east and west
line across the state; and if n satis
factory connection could not be
made with Ilarrimau lines near
Snake river, then the" new road
would go to Salt Ifakc City."
These men seem to mean busi
ness and are anxious to get into
the Bend fiefd. And, what is. more
important, they have the undoubt
ed backing to carry out their plans.
ClIANOK 18 Pl'.NIll xo
It is an open secret iu railroad
circles that an important change in
Oregon lines is impending. The
llarriman people want the Astoria
roail but do not rare for the Cor
vallis & Kastcrti. Roth these pro
perties arc iu one ownership, repre
sented by A. 11. Hammilixl but. said
to be II. 1'. Hunuiugton and Hub
bard. They do not care o dispose
of the desirable property without
including the undesirable line. So
it is said Harriman has an option
on both roads and that he will take
both if he cannot get the Astoria
line otherwise This wouhl greatly
strengthen Harpman by depriving
Hill ol the power tto control Colum
bia river rales through getting the
Astoria road Rut the Corvallis &
ISastern would remain a useless
remnant of the impressive plans ol
Colonel T. Kgington Hogg.
J. M. h.
Bend Post Office.
Quarter ending June 30.
Sale of Alatnps .....
Stnnip cancellations ....
1 f-454-36
431.01
Comtniiwioii on conc;l!,i)iotis - 3&S.85
Total number ol registration . 249
Kegntrations received .... J91
JtOXKV OKIir.KS IS JfXK.
25 ilomestic money onlcrs -51,973.08
rccs on nine ....... 13. jo
0 tiitcnmUonnl money orders 576.02
I'ees nn.Kainfi ...... 5.90
30 money orders iniii .... 702.71
Postmaster A. H. Grant, yester
day recejvejl hc foH,owitur. com
nniniqat jpn from.tlic, post office de
partment at. Washington, ). C:
"Postmaster,, Rend, Or. Sik;
Vour office has been designated a
svparatuig, office, ,and yo.u arc al
lowed 108 per apnum, .from, Jiilv
'1 1905. for, clerical assistance in
separating .roailsj'
, The Rend, postoffice will also be
furnished with renislered package
jackets, which, will g.reatjy facilitate
the carryifg ofj.rpgistercd packages
and also sa,ye mttcji tunc Hereto
fore each .registered package went
separately pd.nq,dqubt u ere, delay
ed many times owiu,g, to hc fact
that time allovypd, for the separation
of the Repd majl .at , Prineville is
very short. Under tjie registe.rel
package-jacket system the register
cd mail can .easily le handled in
the time allowed.
CJty Water System.
t 1 .
The city yjit9r service is being
delayed .somewhat, owing, to the
fact thatthCrinauiSi wheti the pjes
sure was t,urned.on, begun, t0.Je.7k
ip several pbices, The work of re
pairing tbesc,leaks is going, fbrward
as fas't as ppsstbje and the,, town will
be supplied with water in a' snort
time.
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.llqte'L.Rend, everything new and
first class. Hugh O'Kaue, Prop.
P. LriTompkins had new cucum
bers .out,, ol his garden for his
Fourth of July dinner.
M-
; Mxlraud .Mrs. M. J. Morrison
left far, .their homestead .75 miles up
thsjjver, the latter part of last
week.
, On the Fourth of July the Ma J ras
lyill team.played at Prineville. The
scqre was 21 to 22 iu Priueville's
favor.
. .Israuk Kdwards. who has been
eiunjoyetl at the Pilot Hutte.Jun. fo(
wpiy ume. past, icit 1111s morning
for his home near Sisters.
.H
, Uwiest Garrett left Weduesdaj1,
fpr,bi)yex Lake, taking with him a.
Ipatl ot men who are going to wok
hUb.at viciuitr during the: haying
season
hZk W Jff.V'dborg, who has bL'eli
i; Blind th?r pat mouth, left this
niftTiUUig foj Portland. He will re
turn inja.,fhtytlays and bring Ids
wife wfth liim.
) v
..teidl & eetl have installed' a
rojfer feedinilU at their saw mill
with i capacity -of (to sacks or 1 to
bushels ati lidfir. '1 hey are grind
intra.larce. ossicnnient of barlev
for V. J easey, Of Powell bttttes.
PTO. 17
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BEND'S 4TH OF JULY
A Very Entertaining Pro
gram Rendered.
BIQ CROWD IN ATTONDANCfi
Uend's ProRresslve Ouslncss Aten
Rxert Themselves to Give
IHZ Celebration.
The Fourth of July has come anl
Kpntfnnd Bend did herself proud
with a celebration that would have
done credit to many a larger town.
The committee on celebration, and
especially Mayor Goodwillfe, are to
be complffiicffted upon the manner
in which the people who attended
the celebration were entertained.
One week before the Fourth the
prospects for a celebration in Rend
were not encouraging, but, owing
to the perseverance of the celebra
tion committee and the business
men of the town a very good pro
gramme was arranged and carried
out.
The exercises began with a pa
rade in the morning, led by th"
Jjcnu cornet band. Then came a
beautiful float on which rode a
number of school girls and the
Goddess of Liberty. Following
these came the float on which the
small boys rode with Uncle Sam
The ladies of Mistletoe camp of the
Royal Neighbors also rode iu 0
wagon tastefully decorated with
flags and bunting.
After the parade the crowd gath
ered at the speakers stand on Wa'l
street, where a good literary pro
gram, was rendered. Victor O'Con
nor read the Declaration of Inde
pendence, and "Dad" West and G
W. Triplett each tendered a short
but interesting speech which wai
well received. A chorus sang
patriotic songs and the band also
played several patriotic selections
In the afternoon iriterestccntcrc'!
in the ball garlfc and the ra&s
The ball g"ahie was played by all
tome boys, the married men against
the single men. pnly five innings
were played and the single men lost
the game by the score of 3 to 6.
After the ball game came the
horse races, the first being a pon
race, John Overtjjffi on the Good
willie pony winning and Prince
Staats on Chas. Johnston's horst
cane in second. Jifn Overturf, on
Mr. Drake's pony, was a close third
In the free-for-all race there were
only two entries, Rob Zevcrly win
ning on Uis gray horse.
There va5 only one entry for the
broncho bttstirig prize, "Bill" How
ell being the only than who rode
He did some, "fantastic" riding
and won the priie,
In the foot races George Long
of Laidlaw, went the 100-yard dash,
with Harry French second. Thev
also won the sid-yard dash, in the
same order.
A number Of oilier races were
run, fitrtlisllitfg entertainment until
late in the evpujilg. At night a
large crdwd tjujoye'd themselves at
the big dajjeing pavillion, which
was decorated, wjth flags and bunt
ing and JapaiieSc lanterns.
Altogqtbcr Rend's celebration
was a success, ill Spite of the fact
that Prineville and most of the
other surrounding towns held cele
bratiOns. Tlie day passed without
a rupture and -all who attended our
celebration passed an enjoyable day.
Professbr R. B. Jackson and n
Miss Casey, a teacher in the Silver
Iakc School, passed through Rend
this lildrning dn their way to Port
land to visit the exposition. Thev
are driving across country, going
by way of tlie McKenzie route.
fi& ,Matid Vandevert returned
from Coryaflil tlld first of the week,
where sbek has befch attending the
Agrjctyturjal Cbllege. She was
accompanied byj her aunt, Mrs
Cliatidle,r, f0ra Fort Sinnott, who
will" probatyvLremalti with the Van
deverts during the dlltnnier.
Gcorgfe fcopgj, .of taidlaw, and
Hugh Mcprecr, of. Antelope, ran a
huudreJ jjarcl d,as)i.du the street
licfe. V$driesday afierJtoon. Both
men rau.iti bonces, on the Fourth
and sothe dispute atfjSP xjs tq which
of the UVfJ tYai Ue ifactc-it. A purse
was made up and they fan iihe race
to decide which i'r cijampion.
Dr. Coc wns the siajcer.rnn(Mt thej
pisioi snot Aicureert goi pii, jisi,
and kept the ieaVl.io, (hi fftiirhl
j winning the
lie face easily.