VHM'"M'H 1H UMBWWH
'HE BEND BULLETIN
runr,isii)'.i) kvhky Friday nv
LUEDDJ3MANN & LAWRUNCU.
"Por every mnn a square deal, no
less and no wore."
SUltSORIl'TlON RATKS:
OllC J CirHIHMHtHHHlMtllltlllllMMtt .....Jl.
fix months...,.,.. &
Tlirte monllii.. 5
(Invarlsblr In advance.)
HOW TO RltMIT.
Remit lv lmnk ilrnft. ikisUI money
order on Hcnd, express money onlcr, or
rvuistcrctl letter. Make nil remittances
xtyntilc to The Dcnil Imllctin.
Stage and mail Schedule.
AmUVK AT nK.f U.
1 rom ShanlVo via rriittvilte J p. m. dally
J torn J.akexiewaiid Sllrcr Lake ........ ... -
t a. m. .laity csctpl Tuts
1 rom Tumalo Tura., Thura. ami Nit. . if p. ni
J rom Uldliw Mon., Wnl Thura. aud salHOi
I.KAVK IlKMl.
I or 8hanlV.o Tl I'rinevltle... 6 a. in dally
J or LaLcrlcsr and Sllvtr Lake...
.,.. jop. m dally is wpt Sun.
1 or JunialoTuta , Thura. and Sal ,. .8 n, m.
) or LaMlawr Mon Wnl., Thura. and tiat..J p. m.
1-ost OrncR lloi'as VV days.Sa.m.toSu.
m SuniUya, from li a. m. to it m.. and W
hour after arrival of alt mail from lallroad
reaching Uend before p. in.
TKUtrrtowF Orricn llorii Week days, from
mi, m to 9-oo p. m. Sundays and holiday,
from ixa a. m. to u noox, and from jw p. in. to
-oop.nl.
FRIDAY AUGUST u ,1905
Portland Is congested with busi
ness and people on account of the
fair but the rest of the state, oil
warts, is corrcspondinKly dull. Af-
So,unv Creek News.
iliiyiiiH In In full lilnst,
Thoiims Slockle) rvltinioil (nnn
Slmtiiko ycstenliiy w here liL'itcctiiupmttcit
III wife ntul iliuij-liler on their return
homo,
C. I.. Oist mid fundi mid OvorKe
Taylor mill family returned from hliick
licfryitiK on the Smitimu. They report
lierries carcc.
McCnllister Hros. Ime commviiceil
work 011 their ditch front Squaw Creek.
Mciilll yn Tnssel Isilrivitif 11 well on
his rntuMi.
Mrs. M. V liirles will start in 11 few
IV vl
It tle
ilnjs for Weston, where le will meet her
im-lmiul. inoywill
fitirtwftitv rvtiiriiiitt!,
The Mono Inst Siuulny did
ilmiui(;e to the ditches, wtistilui
out.
l'ortla'ud
some
them
railroad lines so the couutry may
develop. The people like to be.
ter the fair closes condjtious will be , imposed upon, or they wouldn't j
reversed for a time. Then the rest submit to a railroad policy that fat-1
spent. The lnnd Is not yet under Irriga
tion and will not lie for some time to
come To tisk us to littild thce lines
mi then hnvc these irrit;attoii projects
developed is a Imnlcn upon us ami an
imposition upon the community.
Pardoning something for rhctoi 1c,
and something more for J.he in
.tinct of the advocate trying to
justify bi,s client in nu indefensible
course, we sjtill find something to
criticize in Judyc Cotton's brond
flcclarattott. There is laud under
irrigation here, thousands of acres
of it. A quarter of a million more
acres will be irrigated and produc
ing by the time a menus of trans
portation to market shall be pro
vided, no matter how soon that
may be. Nobody has asked a
railroad to build "and then have
thesi irrigation piojects developed. "
The irrigation projects are develop
ing right along. What is asked" is
that the railroad hog shall get
jts feet out qf the trough and do
some rpoting to provide part of
jts own sustenance tjqv i has nil
four feet nnd snout in the trough
and is squeeliug for others to bring j
it more food.
Root, railroad hog, or die, Don't J J0rs."V,h. ."""
fret your precious gizzard about the Tnry name a iinrr wniijm a nth
. ' . I lnuiri It McWkil Iil,l J) MrvraiV I K Htan
liniKlSltlOil UIX3I1 tllC COmtllUtlltV 1 k. K SIiiiimo.i ami Warm. Crooks of l'riiirvillr.
., ... ., 1 . 'ir and Joseph "V hunter of Uend, Oregon
thot will come through building Ay.,M,4ril.ciaimiiidwir n
milmn.l l.nnc en I im r-ntmrri' til .iv the lwvr Jabds are reouestrd lo Ale theft- claim
In iniapriiceun of tciote lite uiu it) J,)y ul
ail-oi llpf4il. T NOI.AN, KrKijrr
Tlinlwr Land, Act of June j. 1S7S,
NOTICK KOU PUBLICATION.
V 8 Mud unU-rThrl).Ur,(1ifKoii,
Jimr IV" J
Nutlof It lirrttiy clirn Hint In nnillniicf Uli
Ihc pruriilonsof llir Act itf Cpii(!tri of June
isjs, cntlllrd "An hrt t lhlr if llmlwr land
In Ihratate of California, llirijon, Ncvadfl am
WnililiiKtun Tcrrttuty," a cMcndnl u all tin
nubile land laln by act of Aiiriim 4. 1V1. tin
ritllonliiK naniMt pcivint liar. on May v, ?
filnllnthisoniccllirlrairuin ntnlemtnU', fowll
I.llllc l Jordan
ofltlncilllc, niunty ofCrooV., tnt of Oirpmi,
rorn Malenifnt No t. fur the piireBAK Itf I h t
w nc V, ae W H "face It and IlieVw ( e V
of mc 1 j, tp is a, r 10 c, w m
Minnie H Cllflu
of Printline comity of Crook, mac of ttcnn,
nriltatrniciit No. tsAt, for Ihc putcliatr of the
S r ),'. ne H e '(. and c X ne )l o iv, lp
S, rue. win
Tht they will ilTer moofn to allow that the
land poujht are more nluali1e M bi lloil-r or
itone thereon man fur aKTlcultuia) piiroe,
and to e tMIh tlielr claim In Mill laild ticHiie
clerk at rrlucTille llrcson.
Hnipltcrrics, .strawberries and nil
small nursery .stock for sale by V.
J. Uuckley, Heud, Oregon.
pree land in Oregon,
A t ndtr (he "Caret Irtlunllmi Acl ' Deed
illtiil from Male WKil'll OK CAM. Til.
I). llimklela and limp Dee II H, Cmik ,
Co . ai Alder attcet, ISnllnml. Or.
of the state will have its inning,
And there is already evidence that
the state will, as a whole, reap
much benefit from the contact of
Eastern people and the interest
which the visitors take in this great rogant and insolent dictator it
irgiu commonwealth.
tens the Wall street sharks and '
snaps its fingers in the face of a j
State Struggling lor development.! NotfcjrU hereby Rlren that III compliance nllh
Ihr nrfcilkuint nffhf. Arl of L'ntirr nf lime 1.
The railroad as an ar.cncy for de-i urs. rnidini1 An act rortiicMienriimiwriaml.
in inr m,a,r u, niiiiiriiia. nrricuii, .c.Hiin ami
nr- I Washington Terrllorr a eitemled to all the
ati ui t.usu.1 4 i"9. ine
Tlmfter t.nd, Act June j. ;S.
NOTICE FOU PUULICATION.
1 S l.and Office, The liallea. Otcr,on.
Jul) n, ly.
nimntlance 1
lorthe Act ofCoiiKie of June .1,
velopment is all right; as an
. public kind ttatc liv
IS foUowini-nameil nervin hae on May Jt. Ivu).
As an example, The Bulletin
would deposit a ballot next Thurs
day reading as follows :
BONDS YES.
Dispose of under subdivision
31 of section 33S9
B v C. Code.
It should be remembered that the
authorizing of this bond issue of
$5,000 does not compel the school
board to issue bonds to that
amount. If $3,500 or $4,000 will
suffice to provide the desired build
ing the debt will be limited to such
sum.
Maybe the knockers arc right
and the Deschutes couutry is an
unbroken, worthless. hopeless desert.
But the visible evidence of success
ful farming the finest of crops of
all kinds, water in plenty flowing
cut and moistening thousands of
ertile acres, no failure anywhere
tends to shake confidence in the
udgment, if not in the integrity, of
these croakers. Where on the face
cf the earth will they find a new
-ountry that gives greater assurance
cf success? Mere ignorance or un
willingness to see the facts will not
prove the country worthless. The
country will speak for itself if they
will let it will eventually vpeak
fir itself anyway.
bird In lhl olAcc their sworn laleineuta, to-wtl
John t Terry
of Dead county of Crook, atale of Oretmi. twern
siaiemcHl M itn, for tne rcitar 01 the
nw , lot i, ami e ', 1 ' of mc i. tp 19 j, r
e. w m.
Anna p. Perry
lalement No i.vw, for the
of Bend, count) ul Crook state of llieiHHi
sinicincm .o mb. lor loe mtrciiaM1 ui lis
ne V. lot . aud w',K "
swmn
rchaseoTlhe sw ,
mc I, l i r 11
K.Ik
' 1' Kjait
quite another thing.
It is a rather novel idea, that rail
roads should not be built iuto a new
field until the traffic is there to
move. Do sane men expect farm
ers to get out and clear the land
and water and till crorjs and harvest
. .. M.a.,1 .& of a..-t .l.l..,fn..n.. .....a...
them and let them rot On the grOUtld I statement No UJI for the purchase of lots , 4.
- .,.,.,., lamlaw ( nw 1 ofacc t, and lot t of sec , tp 191.
a few seasons in order that the rail-1 r ior, w m
road shall find traffic waiting for it? j ur.'r'i SSSft iZ'f tnnVor
That blessed, sacred railroad must ii'&M
not be asked to push out into the ' ",V"iJirh"' mt T" ,M"' 0'rK""- "
harsh World and do Something fori They name at witness John It. Hyan. John
itself. Everything must be done j ?ho'r.yc .XSScI,, fem!:
lor it. XJoubtiess man was maue
for the railroad, not the railroad to
Remember the school bond elec
tion at the schoolbouse next Thurs
day afternoon. Only those who
had property on last year's tax roll
are entitled to vote. The qualifi
cations for voting at an ordinary
chool meeting will not suffice for
voting at the bond election. Vote
that would be eutirely proper at an
annual school meeting might in
validate a bond election, for only
those who pay taxes (as evidenced
by the last tax roll) are permitted
to vote on bonds. If one owns a
share in a partnership or corpor
ation which was on that tax roll he
may vote upon showing that he is
ihus qualified. The restrictions are
not made by the Bend school board;
they are the law as Interpreted by
the state superintendent. Vote on
the question whether $5,000 bonds
shall be authorized aud also say
whether the bonds, wheu author
ized, shall be disposed of under
subdivision 6 or subdivision 31 of
section 3389 of the Bellinger aud
Cotton code.
serve man,
There is more than irrigation in
this country, anyway a great dpal
more. We have billions of feet of
timber and an abundance of power
for manufacturing. Our livestock
interests are already large. No
railroad can get here so quickly
that it will not find iinraedintely ail
the business it can handle. But
such business won't come aud tie
itself up and sit and wait for trans
portation. Fools don t push out so
far from the metropolis.
Oregon
Any ami all ix-noni cLilniiliK lull ftwlr an) of
' alKirr land ate rriiues4"l l 1e thtlr claims
Ihl ofljet on nr lcforc (he MM ith da) of
the 1
In ihlspflicri
OctoUr, ij
an-oij
MICIIAH1. T. NOLAN. Register
Advertised Letters.
The following is a list of letters
remaining uncalled-for in the Bend
postoffice August 10, 1905:
Ailkim, John HifTonI, O. J.
Campbell, J. K. Jacohbon, Carl
Cantwcll, K. M. I.cwar, Lemur
Unlxxlcn. O. W. Moore, J. H.-s
I'rcnch, C. R. Monroe. G. V.
Gay, C, A. Verhnrt, Dan
Persons calling for these letters
will please say they are advertised.
A. H. Grant. Postmaster.
Tlmlier Land Act of Junr . 117,
NOTICE FOU I'UHMCATION.
V l. Mm! Off, The Kallea, Ofrjoti.
Inly J, ivo
Notice li hereby rlren that in comidUnrc wllli
the prorlniont oflhe Act ofCongtrss of June t,
irS, entitled "An act for the aale of liml.r land
In the Mate of California, Orenou. Nevada and
Washington Territory,' a ettcmled to all thr
fmldic land stales liy act of Au(tiu 4, lyi. the
idlowlnz-named person hate, on May J.I IV4.
Bled in thl office their sworn statements, to-wit
John P. Hiley
! of rortUnd. county af Multnomah, slate of f)rr
gnu, sworn statement .".o. JJW. ror ine parenase
of the aw if ofaevii. tp 19 a r 11 1, w m
Harry Kul
of Orrsham. couny ol Mull noma h. Hale of Ore
gon, sworn statement Xff i.u, ft th xrchjae
of these of ec. li i,Tl c. w m
That they will offer proofs to iw that (ie
lands sought ate more valuable fie Ike IIM pr
atone thereon than (or agtlCHltural purMS and
to establish their claims to said land before the
Register and Receiver, at The Dalles, ortgon,
on Octoler 11 174
They name as witnesses J I" Riley, J K
llualey. of Portland, Oreijon Jin C 1'erry of
Bend.tlregon, Harry Ruhl awl William Nagtc
ofOrrsham, Oregon
I Any and all persons claiming aaverseiy any ni
October, i'K
Iiw-
rcgon, on
NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION.
Iiepartwent of the Interior.
V S. Land Office at Lakcvicw, Oregon.
June 6, 1905
Notkc la breby given that the following
named settler has riUst notice of his intention to
nuke final proof in support of hi elalm, ami
trial aahl moot will be made before J JI
rence I' h Commissioner at Ilend,Orcg
tne inn uay 01 AuguH. !'$, vu
Oeargc T My.
II K No. riwfor IheaSsn!' mcu. tt it a. amt
tfcnwK. ac 3, tp ,t a. r o r, u m
He name Hie bUowing itltnesses to prove
her eontlusKma rcsMcncc upon and eultlvatkm of
uid Unit, lt
CIhkiic Uogue. Jama P. llogur, William O
Mayiield and Millard 1'. Hawthorn, all ofKos
Una, Oregon
Ijaait J X. WATSON, Register.
Rlmbrr Land Act of June j, 8;S,
NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION.
V. 8 Land Office, The Palles, Oregon.
July jo, is5.
tuiiitillanct? v
Ihe provision ofthc Act of Congress of June
lite aikovr latuls arr rrviisrstnt 10 Ale thrir claims
In thi afficc on or tielorc the said 1Mb da) of
Dcscil Laud. 1'lnal I'mor
NOTICK FOU PUHL1CATI0N.
I' H Land Olllce, The IKitle, Oicruii,
July ti, lvs
Nnllcel lieteliv bImii Hint Julia li MiCnl
llsler, ir Sister", Otegnii, li tiled milter nl
liitriilluii 10 inuke pnsif on her deetl laud
Claim 00 in, nir ine e1 sei nini nn ,, wi - .,
Iti if. r loe, it in. liefnle Hie iinnily cletk of
Crook co-iiity. al l'ililellle (itrgmi nu the Kill
d) of Seplciiilxrr, iij
She names the Ii1iiIiib iluesr Inprmr
Itirroiupltlc litlgnllo and recliiiiiitlluiiorsuld
laud
l.iliu O llrnrllrl.l. Viaurrs I' llelirfirlil. Will-
lam T IMnards and drorte II I'crklu nil of
Mtcr, Oiegou
14 H MICHAKI.Y NOLAN. Keglsler
NOTICE FQR PUBLICATION.
tletdtilmciil of the Interior
V H Ulid timv at Tie IMes, Oregnu.
Jnv in iv'J
Nollcr Is hercliv given hl tlic (.illowlug.
named settler has tiled itillce l his iteiitlou In
make final iiiiml In siiliH,ll or liU ilalni.nud
that said ptiHir Will liJJWade liedlfe 1 M. Law
rente V S Commssliiiier. at Ills pnire at Heftd,
Otfguu, on Hepienlef 14,, lu), v(
cfa(K. Aiiletny.
of Sisters, pregpn for It Nil IllM. lilts
jaiid4and)suwlj. sect, tp If tne r. l
He names the following witnesses In lltnir ti
CMiillinioii tcVldeiice iimiii mid cilMl))ii
Mid lnnd, ill
William K ruci"!. flank IIimUi ami It K
Junes all of SUM, lltegou. aud JOsepl N
Hunter of lleur.teglii.
j s IClAlil T 'IH.AK Keijlsler
flnilfcr l,au,, Ai i June 1. 1117a
rVPTICB KQH PUBLICATION.
U. S. Und OUjff . T''c llrs, Oregon,
Jllb W. IVJ
Notice lliereliy given thai In compliance llh
the pruilslilnsoflhe Act otCougieM of June I,
i?i, eutltleil ' An art fut Ihe sale n( t'mter lauds
In the slates of California (lgpu Nevada aud
WashliiKtuu Tertilory. as et tended In all the
public laud stales liy act of AflgHU I lv the
fiillowiiiK.uaiiinl ictus Ijave ftfejl (tlr smoiii
statements ill ls office, to v.l
Ralph L. Jordan
ofprinevllle coiinlv nf CrwiV, ttc pf tlifgon
nirti Jisy 4), iy3. rar
sworn latemf ul V11 vi
the iiirchas ul 1
e, w 111
J
of lltjuetille ciHnly of ClfxiL state of t
aiitHH italcmrnt NR iu ftlfil Ma I. i
the HKhaseo(theue sh f,n H se (
Janie It Sir wall
Oregon,
lyrt. for
and se
If se Vol see ij. tp 11 . r loe, w 111
)n id 1 Menail
of DtlHcvltlc, etHinly ul CriaiL, stale pf Oregon,
sworn stalement No )$, AM May jj. t, for
the iwrvhaeof the e M se )(, sw I, se u and se
J sw ).' of y 1 j. lp i s. r m e. w 111 '
Mary K Menail
of Ptnev)1fe rpuntv of CrmiV lalr ii llitguti.
s staletf)Ht N isA fjlHl May ag iao, fur
theHtclHivroflttr w k of sec i) ip st 1. r 11
e. w in
lljalthey Mill olrer proofs lo show (bat Ihe
lands soughl are mmr valnaMe rot Ihr tlmlier
stone Ihvrmn than (or agricultural ptjrtauset ami
h meir claims in mm miu
Smith, rmiiili clerk, M l'rlne11c (Hegon, mi
lo eslarilish their claims IM 1
nmnn.cmiim cieik, a
IKtolper 1- ly!
lbM'
id Repre
1 J
'VjHtew.A ,,'r,,.
nin imthi
... . ...r -. ..,,.w .j,,.
ail ami james 1; rMrwari i iiineriue,
Tliet name as witnesses
Ralprr I. Jorilan Luc) H floilti
Josei)i N lliiuler. o Uend. Oregun
I' Slew
lliegoui
Any ami al ikisoiis ctalinlug adversely any of
iove lamis are rraiiesini 11, nie inerr
uu or tTfine the mm i
IKIolr. !'
claims
t)C saM l)lll da) of
In thisofticeou or t
an nil MlCHAitL T nn,Ai-. Beguier
Columbia Southern
RAILWAY.
PASSHSiTiHK TRAIN TIM5 CARP.
Hffectlve July 3, m.
BUND'S NI3W
yEAT MARKET
WALL HTRHIIT, ())sllc II M Co
THE finest stock of FRESH
MEATS in Crook County.
Cured Meats and Lard and all
the Accessories of a First-Class
Market. Everything1 new and
of the best. VVH ITE & H I LL.
MSltN-
bound
mo. 1
tlAILY
fAa.
LIIAVK
r.n.
STATIONS.
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laitysiKecsHnectionsat Khanll.11 for Ant1
ope, ITInevme. Iienu mints, rtnrrr i.e, i.i.c
view, Mltctwtl. Ia)vilte. Aiitone, Asbwo.,1, Can
alMiij
MICHAIH, T NOI.N. Regisler
yoHCIiy.Johv Hay City ami l'ossll
C ! I.VTI.K. Huerlnlemlenl.
I' and I A. Mianlko, Die
THE RAILROAD J0(J.
Iu an address at the If arriman
banquet in Portland Tuesday pjglit
General Cqifnsel Cotton rejqrte.d
t have said:
I have been at Bend. That is . nro-
ct in which nearly fo.oo 1ms leeul
Notice la hereby given that in compliance with
T the Act orconirress of lune 1.
ir. entitled An act for the sale of limber lands
In the states of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Terrltor) as extended ta all the
public land state by act of Aug 11st 4, 1S9 j. Ihe
fallowiug-uamcd erous have filed in this ofilcc
their orn statement, to-wlt;
William A. llooth
of l'rineillle, county of Crook, state of Oregon,
sworn statemeut No jj, filtnl lay jj, iyj, for
the purchase of the iiefof see l, tp lb a, r 10
t, w ni,
Lucy h Ilootli
ofl'tlueville, county of Crook, state of Oregon,
aworu statement No, 3561, filed May 24, iv$, fur
the purchase of the a ij ne tf and 11 J( sc 'A of see
6, tp 18 a, r lie. win
Wilda S, Ilelknap
ofl'rlueiille, county of Crook-, state of Oregon,
aworu statement No 2544, filed May 14, 1905, fur
incpurcuascoi iiicsw jj 01 see a, ip 15 a, r II
e, w in.
That tber will offer proofs to show that the
lauds aoueht are more valuable for the timber or
ij stone thereon than for agricultural purposes, and
to esmbllili llieir claims to salt! laud iielore J. J.
Kiullli, county clerk, at I'rlucvillc, Oregon, 011
October ip, 19m
Tliey name as witnesses David I', htewart,
Ralph I, Jordan, William A Itooth, ICdgar htew
art and James , htewart, of I'rincvillc, Oregon,
josepn npiucr, 01 jieuu, uregou
Any i:id all persona claiming adversely any of
the above land arc requested to file their claims
tu llili blfice 011 or before Ihe aald ibtli day of
Octoljer, 1005
at 1-013 MICHAHL T NOLAN, KrgMcr.
Authorized Capital $25,000
, Incorporated 1901
The CeMral Oregon
Banking & Trust Company
of BEND CROOK COUNTY, OR.
Transacts n general banking aud trust business.
Issues Letters of Credit ood throughout the world.
Acts as Administrator, Kxecutor or Trustee of IChtates.
Transfers money by Mail or Telegraph.
Collections made promptly and upon favorable terms.
Interest cm Deposits
""" The Central Oregon Hanking & Trust Co.
several new features to Its rapidly growing business,
give Titne Certificates of Deposit, paying interest
follows:
For 6 Months, 3 per cent
For 1 Year, 4 per cent
has fidded
It will now
thereon as
JvS
'"
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
at Reasonable Rates
AU, THR ADVANTAGKS OP A CITY HANK
DIRECTORS:
W. ,:. fiUKMN, Jit.. I'iikh. A. Ii. adonWIIiLIi:, Vick Vum.
J. M. l.AWllKNCi:, Kkc'v
!'. (). MINOR, CAH.iiKit
BEND
iilnlsHlillMtsllM
OREGON
ilMSr
you Aim iNVinm to
The White JJouse
COH. OUI(U)N i JION1) STH.
, 36. HiOtcbcnct, prop.
The Best Liquors and Wines
DOMESTIC and IMPORTED CIGARS
A, ; l.npmnn (loo. At. Meyer
A Hf ILippman & Co.,
Furniture
Stoves, Ranges, Heaters, Cooking Utensils, Doors
and Windows, Jlnnits mid Oils, Carpets and Matting
We carry it fine tine of Uockers mid Couches.
We can furflish your houso complete
01 vis vs A CAIJ,
TKR.MS CASH
L, F. MOODY
(ll-NURAL
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Comniission and forwarding
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SCHEDULE
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Leave Slmtiiko 6 p.m. Leave Uend 6:oo a. in.
Arrive I'rincvillc 7 a, tu. ' Arrive I'rhievillc !.' in.
I. wye I'rinevitlc 12:30 p. 111. i I.enve I'ritiKvillu 1 p. m.
Arrive Ilcml 740 p. in. , Arrivf Shauiko in m.
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$25
One Year
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Weekly
Oregonian
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Bend
Bulletin
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Pniwrs
$2-i5
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Straels.
Hotel Bend.
HUnil O'KANH, I'rop
MOST CltNTKAI.I.V l,OCATlI) IIOTIU, IN IIIN.
SAMPLE ROOM IN CONNECTION.
New House, New Furniture. Reasonable Kate). Good Rooms
Always Reserved for Transient Trade.
G. W.
Whitsett's
Saloon.
Ilcst ftuortcd and Domestic
WINES, LIQUORS
CIGARS.
Excellent Bar Service.
High CIabh Oentlemnn's Re
sort. Only first class goods
kept in stock, Call on us.
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