Wxm.
D"HP
1
W7-
m T
BULLETIN
"For avery man a square jjfal, no
ins mm n nwre
CHALKS I); ,CVK EDITOR
subscriio:? jvajphs
Ob year -. .. . . .
$1k awata,,,. i -
Tim ooaHtt - .,.. . . .. .-
! - rtMT la .),
Vmt'1 "Wl" !! '
V"M - ras i !.. nf? i
HIJIII"I1'U'
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY r. r8.
FOR COUNTY JUDOC
Ttr another column the annonce
mentof'rhe eniidklacy of II. C.
Kllis for the office of county judge
Is made Mr. Btlts had no par
Ucular desire to enter the political
race but at last agreed" todo so after
much urging by his friends. And
the public should be congratulated
In that Mr. Hilts has allowed his
name to ro before the voters, for,
if elected, he will make one of the
very best judges the county has
ever bad.
Mr Kllis possesses iu a marked
degree the qualifications necessary
roracounlvjudve. He is an attorney
at law, having been admitted to the
far both; in lltnois and Michigan.
After having been admitted to the
bar he took a ear's cour in the
law school, a Ann Arbor, the state
university of Michigan, and gradu
tcd from that institution. Later
he returned and tooX a two year's
postgraduate course, thus Mr.
Ellis has the legal training that
hould be possessed bj; a county
;ndge, the Michigan, university
banking as one of the ver-x bet in
the United States, lie also pur
sued other studies at the Ucjersvty (
cf Chicago.
Besides the lcjril training, Mr. F
Hilts has shown himself to possess
good business ability, so cecesur
;a one who is to haye a iiud in
conducting county affairs. K is
manager of the Pioneer TJelegrapli
& Telephone Company, a corpora
:ion that is growing rapidly and. is
extending its lines throughout
Central Oregon. His duties as
manager of this company and as
1'nited States land commissioner
tare given him a wide acquaint
snee over the county, and the one
significant fcatare of this acquaint
ance is Ibathe commands thervspect
and friendship of people frota every
community, Mr. Ellis is sized up
by those who know him as a clean
aan moraNy, ami cf ranch ability
and integrity.
If the voters nominate and eject
Mr. Ellis b the ofSce vof county
judge, they will have an oEcer
trho wiM conduct the affairs of the
county impartially and well. He
will be-a strong candidate before
-the people, and these who support
him will be 'supporting a strong
and able man.
Madras Firm Embarrassed.
J. V. & M. A. Robinfon&
Company of this place last week
made an assignment of all their
property to R. L- Sabin, of Port
land, for the benefit of their cred
itors. The assets owned by the
iet tfl secret by an rbii el Am
i.!fttfrra&trsftiKl&WW
tltfcckur. .Micro Ulstae mm-
silt, sbc Ac Itd&g scalp,
tht mkt M Ifce kir 4 stoftf
KWMfMC AttHtttSMfetAtM
Smc jte hue Ntore teo kKc
Ja wnrtm fcrifcets. Uka
MUmM itniin tor tbe hair.
inciMafFMess&fcyafe.
jUkyMrJraflifat brim tail.
HOYT OWCftMCAL CO,
HE BEND
JlDMiUFFAHDtev ' 'tTrf
lKMeatirra'sifeJenil I 98
i i
nVaa rreatly exceed their liabilities,
an their embarrassment resulting)
in ttia aMignmchjt i uue largely to
the raoner stringency, which has
made it impossible for them to
secure the finaneiAl assistance
necessary to tide then over until
they can realize upon outstanding
accounts. Mr. .Turner, secretary
of the compiRy, says that the as
signment is only temporary and
that the business will not be closed
put, but that they expect to have
matters arranged so as to resume
business for themselves in about 6a
qays. Meanwhile the business s
In charge of William Macbeth, a
frtpresentativcof Mr. Sabin. The
inaignec, Mr. babin. ts secretary or
the Merchants Protective Associa
tion of Portland. Pioneer.
i Mot to Oet Early Potatoes,
' t, have seen so many failures in
tryin to grow carlv potatoes in the
family vegetable garden, that I
wan: to snow now one can uo a
little more work, and do it rightly,
and gat verv much larger returns
for it. I have seen those who want
early potatoes-plant them in the
old garden where the soil, because
of years of cultivation, had become
hard and sour. I have seen them
plant potatoes ot the surface of the
ground, nnd the potatoes, hilkd up
as they grew, and then I have seen
them dig from a hill, a handful of
mall scabby potatoes. It pays to I
learn the risht way of doing things,
to do some thinking and planning
If it was necessary to grow pota
toes in an old garden I would uot
do it if a piece of sod was available
as fast as you remove the crop
from the garden, plow or spade the
ground, apply wood ashes or lime,
and seed with some cover crop
The ist of September sow timothy,
also red clover in some localities.
Try some crimson clover on a part
of it. Later I sow rye. The me
chanical condition of most old gar
dens needs to be improved, the soil
sweetened and made light and mel
low Of course the drainage must
be good. During the winter ap-
Iply such fertilizers as may be need-
eui on oj& rtcu garuens, ine asnes
land cover crop will be all that will
be needed for potatoes.
Plow for early potatoes as soon
as the soil is dry enough to work
Land about eight inches deep. Har
row nneiy, men witu piow, spaae
land hoe, make trenches seven
inches deep, oue foot wide and two
and one-half feet apart. Make the
bottom of the trenches level, and if
you have wood ashes, sow a liberal
quantity over them. Xext take
borne dry poultry manure, and after
pulverizing it finely, scatter it an
inch or more deep m the bottom of
the trench. If necessary, use high-
grade commercial fertilizer in place
of the ashes and hen manure. With
a hoe mix the fertilizer thoroughly
with the soil in the bottom of trie
trench.
Now v- are ready for the seed.
I prefer some well tried varieties to
novelties, except to experiment
with; Early Rose. Bliss and Eureka
are good. Sometimes seed from
another locality ts desiraUe. Gen
erally one mnt select fats seed po
tatoes to obtain best results. When
you are digging oar potatoes, and
you find one that ts perfect in shape;
or that is of medium sue, smooth
and oval, not pointed or irregular,
save it for seed. Do not plant verv
small or large potatoes, or those ir
regular m shape. Cut the potatoes
to two or three eyes, and drop them
one foot apart, in tbe center of tbe
trench. Level tbe soil over the
trenches and the planting is done
The more frequently you culti
vate, the larger will be the crop
Keep the soil level, do not hill or
ridge tbe potatoes, for tn this way
The Secret of a
Beautiful Face
He ta Lcract lie ilia cvro
trctrdaifftUaiclnsicd. Jist
wailucg U dm cooujb ffea
oaJjr kirti the Jcticuc ktUcc
more expoocd to ti Immua
of dtttttaj ctracj tomcrci
Irtt attacks of isa aid
rattr. Ahrrwxilta.j.
rJy Robcrtiat asd cipcrifscc
iu iScEffctiul rrfrcioMTit.
Yoa wCf vimlrr tit Uac-tru
tettant h iafaru to Uct,
tvrck aad amu. It cue oelj
itaaahin a niast fam, Ua.
preucu t&ctiia froca Ucoo
mg came, prrrcau Usra
inj, ua xaj f rcddcx. fc
Urmr ttr
P,
WMUi.
cash for timber relin
! vl
&
IM
tWTfTlTlTTmil -4
TKscaESKse.
Will pay
''onishment-
Address P. O. box iS,
tbe moisture it much better con
served,, Ml
W lien tlip vines have made about
one-half theltgrowth, place n mutch
of straw or strawy manure between
the rows. Clippings from the lawn
will do. or aily litter that will retain
moisture. The quality of potatoes
is much better wheu they are grown
iu clover or grass sod, and in lieht
soil. This is one thing we ihould
work for, as well as increase of
onantitv.
I have seen people plant potatoes
in their gardens, neglect them, and
then co to the store and pay St a
bushel or more for early potatoes.
By doing n little mote work and
doinvr it in the right way, from a
rod or two of laud they could haw
grown an abundant supply for the
family, and hail potatoes of better
quality. The potato that comes to
our table should not be unrtpc, of a
dark color, watcr-soaked and socgv
and with no fkvor, but should be
mealy, white as Hour, and ofu
flavor we relish. It should be of
good1 size and shape, and smooth:
and this potato should be baked or
boiled with its skin on, and served
with plenty of kckk! butter or creum.
Such food'wc cannot always buy,
but it t the luxury of those who
possessvsoil ami have learned how
to use it rightly. W. II. Jenkins,
in Country Gentleman.
Pr District Attorney.
IT the RepubJiean Vte X tbe Seventh
Judicial Itistncl:
I des're tbe nomination at roar lud
to Ihc officr of IHitricl Attetner and wilt
appreciate yeurote at (he Coming pri
mary e irtiion 11 toj ucrm ice mwwir ei
voue tuprmrt.
v. r,
Mvebs, VUf, Or.
Vcr Couuly JnJre.
Ta the RcpuMeaa Votet wt
CouBtr
Ciok
I hrrcttr aBneonce
Ha eimVUtel
for the office of cmt;
the aetipH of the rcpa
utlee. ttJkjeet to !
cia voter at the
ptttaary election.
11. C. KlAlS. Bcwl. Or.
For County School Superintendent.
I hereby aanowice that t nitt bo a cr-
didte fer county t-chool tuperinteadeat
of Crook eauaty atet to the actios of
the republican voter ia the primary
elcctioa.
M. A. Lamux, 0Xcu, Or.
For DUtrkt Attorney.
Suhkct to the annrova of th iwter
of Crook nd Wasco cooiitte, ray caath
dcy for the reah-tcaa semination for
district attorney of the Sercath Judicial
utitnet at toe coBHBt; ttiurle, ! an
aoancrd. If Boadaateu and clectetl I
hll ctuleavor to faithfuMrdtieharee the
dntia) of the ece at preridril by law.
raitu w. wtusox. TBe uuic. or.
For Joint RepncsentatUe.
To tbt Repubhcaa of Kkauth. LaVr.
Crook atHt.QriBt Couatie.
I mfeh to iafom tbe rettabUciwAof
Ktiaula. La:e, Crook ai. praat eoua
tie. cuettitatHic tbe Teotrrifii Kctv
rrxnutit-v lHtnct of Otejoft, tWw mv
mm wiH be Mealed ior roar ena
era! too at the pnaaarTelccUtM to be bold
April 17. leatt, aaktor joor mUnmt for
ecti!Ni ooe of tbe rrooWkwi nomi
ace wr iml rrprraeatatiTc in uid 44v
trie, to be baUottd for o loae 1, iojS.
l;-t7 H. A BtATTAt.
1'aUlcy. Onrgoo.
FKANK H. GKEENMAN
Attorney at Law.
Will Practice In All Courts.
BaeKt airr IUk. UBU. UKHWB.
Laidlaw Balking & Trust Co,
LA ID LAW. OREGON
The Conservative Bankers.
Your Business Solicited.
Courteous Treatment to All,
Portland or New York Exchange.
r K. DtrUM
YV--TTilCBt
JL. y lUauf
maKCTow.
V V. DajtMi. C. M itmM Y lut,
K R fcijWT, llV Mk. Wav Bm.
T A KakcfiX
Tke Pioieer Telegraph
aid Telephone Conpaiy
TeleSramafonnrded to .Vay Fart
of tine World
Direct
Telephone Communication
with Portland, Pnoertlle and all
l,acic Coat atie. f
Public Pay Stations
la Bask BaVlinj at Bead, at Laid
lav and Powell Battcs.
ileaenjr errice to aor part of
Crook County tooth o! Crooked
1 River.
fTfi
"MR"
tt
. mtb.
Underod
Standard Typevt-jtei ,
Popular Because of
Enso of Manipulation, Total Visibility, Perfect
Tabulation, Susceptibility to Oreat Speed,
Firmness in Construction, Neatness In
Design, and Convenience of Type for Cleaning:.
If the Typewriter you now use Jack
in anyone of thce essential points,
the UNDERV(OD W the machine
you will eventually buy.
Underwood Typewriter
Company
No. 63 Sixth Street, - Portland, Oregon
Central Oregon Realty Coippany
tSueccuor to C U. Brown S Co )
BEND, - OREGON
DKAtr.SS t.V ALL ICIKDS OP
Central Oregon Real Estate
Tifcaber and Desert Lands a Specialty
Wc buy or sell your land no matter where situated. We can sup
ply you with any class of land at any tine. Call on us or write for
further particulars.
RaiJbj5
Snor axd
JUTHIX
Uvrxz.
Hotel Bend
MUQH O'KANB, Prop.
MOST CKNTRALLY LOCATKO HOTKL IS BUXl).
SAMPLE ROOM. IN CONNECTION.
Xe;r IIc-usc, New Furniture, RtasosaUe Rates. Cood Rooms
Always Reserved for Transient Trade.
SAW FILING.
BUST WORK Cl'AfUNTKKti.
Prke (rw t$t V Ji.
Leave at Tft Tfe Stvn.
TUX, HAL'ORSOS. . . OxwK
vtllMMi V""
4
Corkitk
ItONIl axd
Orwwm
Srar.Krs
Tfl"
J. It. MANUR.
ABSTRACTER of TITLES
NOTARY rURMC
nr lunw, tale Iiom. SmHj bsait
act! Hmlr, Cnrr.Mtiif
fltlXKTIII.K. . . oaknos
,
Another Itiat far Bend Menhmts.
An advertiser woo nai patron.
tied The Bulletin writes from
land and says:
Port.
"Your patxr it a Rood mt-tUum
to reach uie joplc and I am
well pUaxtl with multi."
," Business comes to the man who
knows bow to write an ad. and
uses tbe proper paper in which to
present his arguments. The adver
tiser mentioned above says The
Bulletin is a good mediumand he
speaks from experience. A word
to tbe wise is sufficient.
-PROFESSIONAL CARD8.
C. S. BENSON,
. 1 .1 1 '
ATTOnNEY AT LAW
(n
urn
DC), IN HANK IIUIUMNO,
liRN,,M'cH,r'
W. P. MYERS
Land nnd IrrlNtlon
M' lawyer
I.AU)UW, ' ' ' OKK00N
rrnctlre'li'l all Court! and l)rwirtmriil
o( the Interior.
U. C. COE, M. D.
Physician nnt) Surgeon
ofj'lCK OVHK llAWK
Tllflbf trclcpbone Connection
ll.W Tltl.ltl'IIONlt NO. 31
IlK.VU, , dlttt'CoV
DR. I. L. SCOPIELD
DENTIST
tiit.s'o, ouitcuv
onw iiMti.ji m imp m
OfSke In old l'llol llulte lereltintet,i
Co. DMje , oppodta Hank.
M. V. TURLEY, M. D.
Pltyslclnn nnd Surgeon
orrtcK ovkk coNf, rmuo jroxr,
iiKND, OHiipo:;
THE
First National Bank
of Prlnuvillc.
litaM(dirt (KM.
Cnpltnl, Surplus nnd Undivided
Profits, 3100,000.00
n i' AiiM
nriiliiHtntlUf
T M K4M
II luMola
ItnOfkl
. . . VT n'
. C.tliur
, ! I CMlM
"JR' TPW"
New Blacksmith
Shop...,
Ihavcjiitt recently opened
khop In Ilcnd and am prepared
to do all kinds of
Horse Shoeing, Wajon and Plow
Work and Ucpcrnl IJI'cki'mUliln
Kvery piece of work that leave
the shop ts (tiaratitred to be
first-clast.
- I solicit a share of your pat
roua(c
JA.MES McCLROY.
eo ycAno
EXPERIENCE
Tnte Mftita
Dttions
Covthioht Ac-
&
ma Mo4ia ,li ul iiimww ,
ct 1 1 tin ur iiht t frs k k.r am
liUMiUMlltiMikimiU. MIISUH wiImmu
fnt titm. (IKU.( tnmrr l-t MnllMMIai.
I'umi. Uiw ikro.k M.mi tU. rlt
Sckniiflc flMirlcntt.
a k4MMft.l, III.Ur.fl VMltf I ATMMl tit
nluM ( U K lUi IIHI, 1hm.II,
The Hvlletln t"U falllnccirdl.
IaHv. take Hotkv.
ijjjTjn
A
i Pracv2k, Oregos.
'46