The Bend bulletin., February 28, 1908, Image 5

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LOCAL I JITS.
i M. it. Hrlnli of Primtvilft: was .i
Bend vliliiii Mtiii'lrt) .
Stiit A II Omul M now lic-lp
lut; in llitr poMnfllc fliiil the iicwh
NtMllll. ,.
C.N Hltri't, UtiitMiitrt ttopttlwr
biierrliinil. whs m iimiivm viNllor lu
Bund Tliwlwy.
- Mr J 0 M'OulIW wntnvtf'
ior in Hriil Morula 'iiini t ho lioirn-fctr-ul
near Kvriiliwid
Uhiik i"f tuii-liux (rem ptm
Wtl llllllllll UlllHM-t dlllU. $1.8,
iter mjUimk. W I' Downliin.
iltlid. Or",i jotf
SOIIUS "I'll fl-C'UUHIIls ()f 0IU
rtgn fall cumpri- " twogrnm
thwefiurcli Lunula Vm will ml
it it ym It
', HutiMlHild mimmU for Mile nt tli
Ikittrn chunk Mfitrr M.iicn 1st in
"Clnitiiit UtUtattl. MOVii ulmiih.
Iwokftmc. tables, hc
VV'nr.l reuiMlprf llrml ttirtt Mr
Paul Kruetuer (nee MN Uclle Hob.
l.HOit) In Hie mcUlirr nf 11 Ixiby bo
loni ulxmt two week ago
Mr.', ami Mrs. A M Lam and
Mx HlolmrrtMin left Tliursdu)
uiornhifc lr Prlni'ville on a btui
m trip of two or three days.
Mrs. A 0 Walker in mihIIhk
'JTw day in town from tlielr farm
'In the old river lwd section. She
Is Mopping at the Pilot Butte tun.
Lost A hunch of nvwrlcd key
on small ring! alw IwdTic? kc
with ordinary utrliiit tlnl in it.
l'lndcr plottM: return to HiW oillcc
s It, W Richardson will noon
plant 31 J npp'e trees n hull acre of
i.,.n.rifi umt 11 ntituhcr of rasp
Wry Im1ics on hi., farm cait of
town.
' If yon want n brand new sewing
msqhinc, direct from the factory,
, n i.r.ml trdllltloil ill tirlCC. VOtt
Minntil' cull 111 thin oflice. Wc have
one for iwle
A. M. Laru has purchased a new
piano for the Law IntHI The In
ktrtttnent urrivwl lout Saturday. It
J n Marshall & Wcudall instru
ment, inude at Chicago.
Thu C. 0. I), office building ii
being treated to n coat or two of
Win, which makes n marked im
ptovoment l its appearance. Hob
McCatm i doing the work.
William Oicutt died Thursday
nftcruoou at 1:30 o'clock, aged 8a
.,..1 a, ! IkkIsIiIc nt the time
of his death were I1L1 wife and two
Mini, Frank of Bend, and Henry of
Idaho.
The Roslaud stage that should
liov reached II0111I Wednesday
'.night did not arrive until I3M5P
an. Thursday. The delay was due
to,very lud roads between bllvcr
Lake and Rostand.
' Rev. Mitchell speaks naxt .Sun
lay nt 11 a. nw on "The Royal
Itxllt." At 7:30 on "Some Mis;
...i.. v C hr sttans mokc.
A M. I.Hru -1 Imvmg the tfctcr
lor 11I liin klij 1 tiultilintr nnlnUil
Cree.l Trlpkrtt U iIiiIiik the wotk
llnifj km i. rflitnui'ii! If von
rtec iut u bumd uli CHiictit
good and frMttt it tie iruws iliiml.
Wr nr iiKtMircd In Jo ilrill need
in l"r HMe fli-ninnj; mum-. lUlf
matt" koo 11 uj mi appltc.it ion
Merrill Sl WilkniiMiii .1052
Hrmcmlr thr Okl Tune Concrlt
at tb ctnirch ibh vvmitig Old
lime rtcmypi and lecitiitmn will
bring llt"rti5lU 01 former davf.
Sutinn will wwii lie here awl Vkc
nfw tnl linn gut the teltbr(od
Iill' Wwtirn drown Seed for
dole If you wui lr qmiutttit
gc( your ordem in In time.
I Willi 1 tn juinixiu. caiKii'iiiie 101
I the n puiilu n mimlmitinii of county
trcHMiri-r. wain -m ltirjiny in-
trrvijivinu the voters Mr. Joiin
Miti f loiu'-time ruAhltut of CriHik
t-ottiily jml nevdn '110 iiitrixluctiou
to tl tuoplc
l)r C'm ha boiii'hl Mock in .the
Central On-gon H.inknm & rnit
Co. ""'I him Ixeu eluetuit to the
IkmmI of .lite, tors una as vice preM-
iimii ni tht linrtliiition. The Ixnuil
of dlitctors now con-oMs of John
Slehll. U C Coc. J l. neyiitirn,
It A Sitllur nnd II. P.J. Me
Doimlil
m endless Chain
Wild tlio comma of prlfir, iulrrH.
KOitiT mid mrii ruts rBiilarl' npp'sir,
In ilmimUilo I lit Dclil of crowlns cm I it,
tUriy In the seaaon, when lliolr natuial
food li crc. their numbrr may b
srMtlr illmlnUlicd ty a ixtmntl(J war
fare upon Ilium. Hvcry femals klllril bo.
foro the youiiK oro bori rHwco tha
tm in tier or pruti nt iHirt Irn i.iir on
"WixMlnrk" H'liilrri"! I'olton l tliv mont
rllalile nml drlrucllva aent yet tievUoO
fur llmlr entcrmlnallon. It In an t?
lutcly certain Imtruinrnt of lirntii for
ntilrrclM. livery ktrntl In warranlfd to
hill. Climatic chanRta, dew, (roit. or ln
inolature of Iho rflrth do not uttttl It
Irtngtli, It ro)ulra no mltlnff vr prtp
aiatlon, and la atwny rrady for ue. N'i
oilier la ao aoixl. Dralrra will refund tli
IMlrelMiiA rl(. If not ua rlnlmrd.
Tlio Iloyt Uliemlcal Co., 1'ortland, Oreeor
it n
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"THE NEW STOR
Right Goods .
Righf Prices
ALWAYS
HAS THE
flight- Goods
AT-
'RigHt Prices J
ALWAYS
BEST, CLEANEST AND MOST UP-T(i-DATE I
. 1 1
Grocery Department
ji
ClitUtian Hudeavor nt 6:5, Miss
Marion Wiesl leader.
! It i rtqttcstctl that nil those who
have libratv books or magazines in
their potsttsstou return them nt
onco. It is planned to open the
Jibrary soon, and It Is desired to
have all books and magazines returned.
J. H. Wcnnndy has recently
bought the livery stable at Madras
mill now lms stnblos nt Ucnd, Mad
.jas and Shnnlko. He reports tint
JnisUioss U picking up and that
innny people arc coming to Len
trnl Oregon.
K. 1. Ivirwit of White Salmon.
Wrfidi . wa, iMiisMCtlng btiHliicHt In
ll.nil MiiiiiIjv Mr IvcrMHi owns
ditch hunt near Kidmouil nnd Willi
move with hi, family to Uedniond
.i..vi Anril Iff likes thin country
very well nd plans to make Ins
future home 111 this part 01 ieiurai
Oregon K I' Hatten arrived in IJcnd
from Hood Kiver Thursday nftcr
noon Hc will depone ofju part of
lilx hotuehold gools ami ship the
remainder to Hood River where hc
has bottuhl 11 '3-ncre tract, five ol
which is in to orchnrd. Mr. lXtttcn
...i.. ill 11 Mrs n.iitcn'ji health is
con-ddcniblc better nt the new
home.
The sad news has reached Ucnd
of the death of Miss Nellie 1.
I)ver, who died recently in lsew
York MM Dwycr wa taken 111
and died vcrv suddenly of apoplexy.
It will be remembered that nlwut a
.-,.r m.n Oil was visitilli; for S0U1C
Lllinc In Hcnd with Mrs John Ryan,
bc and Mrs jouu koo ucihk up
time friends.
t ..i .1.....1? Intiii Atkinson insti
tuted n conlcht ngnlnst a homestead
r.iim. nf lolmiilc Tones lying be
tween Fall and Spring rivers After
the witnesses for botti parties oau
..rri..i in IIpihI Mr. Atkinson de
cided not to bring the contest nnd
drop)cd the matter, suit nns now
been brouglil nguinsi jmkiiimih "
forct hint to pay the conts to which
the defendant wns put in preparing
to defend his tiling. 11 is unucr
Mood that the plaintiff asks for
$766.10.
I Inns Johnson met with a serious
.i.t..ut lniilfiv. He was hauling
junipers and had 0 log partly load
ed onto tnc wagon, iic iqu- "
ofn dead limb and nticmpicu 10
strniglten the log on the wagon
...I...,, tin. Ilnili broke, hc lost his
balanccnnd Tell backwards out of
the wagon nnd between the two
horses. In the rumpus that follow
,i n, nf tin liorses kicked Mr.
Johnson, dislocated his right elbow.
nnd injured mm iiiicrnnuy w.
rcgion of the loins and kidneys. It
is expected that he will bo up nnd
nbout agnin in n week or 10 days.
t rut Mo 12 mid Ii W, Richardson
hoi been iipioiiitcd to that office
Mr Richardson slates inai con
ddcndile work will l done during
the next few mouths on the roads
euHt and south of Heud. A .ne"
M'Ctiou of the Hear Creek road will
Ik oienel up running five miles
due east of Ueiid, nnd it new road
will lie oiK-iied bcu inning nt corner
of IJlmer Met rill's farm in section
h tt. rnniiliit r.outli one mile to
V".., 1 r.rlffiii'tf and thence dm
Avcst a4 miles to connect with the
Silver Lake ro.iu vuoiuer n"
will be bililt from the corner ot tin
old Hedets liomeitead outh one
mile to connect with the road wsi
mentioned above.
The D. I. & I. Co. have put
intwo,uew gates in the main flume
where the flume devides and emp
ties Into the Pilot Hutte and Central
Oregon canals. The new gate? nre
culled "radical gates." They ore
made in the form or an nrc 01 n
circle, nnd swing on n pivot placed
at the center of the circle of which
the gate is n portion of the clrcum-
Icrcncc. The gate has a cwryeu
surface with the convex side facing
upstream. Swinging on the pivot
as a center, the untes are dropped
,r, ii,r. yn nf tlie flume nnd the
water Is Mint off. They nrc raised
by means of n wire rope an a wind
lass. 1 hc new gates nrc ti j;icui
Improvement over tlie old ones, ami
hid miirli ensicr handled. L. U.
anjl Frank Walker did the work.
DAILY
Ever seen in this city.
I make a specialty of
Preferred Stock Goods
A full line of this "the very best" canned goods always in stock.
For our next quality try our
A. & L. Extra Standard '
Good enough for anybody and a little cbeapcr(than the Preferred Stock.
If you have not visited my store I should be pleased to have you do so nnd sec what a first
class Grocery Department looks like.
I will accept at face value orders on the D. I. &. P. Co.
Inpayment of all old or new account,. Will also do the same with the
Certificates of Deposit used by the Central Oregon Banking .Trust Co.
a.'-T-
Choice Seed Oats for Sale.
Wc luc J 500 biuhcta of choice
Mammoth White Side Oats
for Mte t our farm between Redmond
ml Utdtaw. All nicety cleaned ami in
firt cla condition for towing- I'lrone
from uend or wmiw. nm ii
nlionct. Add re,
r SUHKWOOI) 11R0S..
4.33 Kcdmond, Or.
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HEIRY l. whitsett
Horse Shoeing: and
General Blacksmithing
NYAOON AND
PLOW WORK
First Class Work Guaranteed.
I.ocntcd In the old Sheldon tlion.
Right Goods
-AT
Right Prices
ALWAYS
A. M. LARA
General Merchandise
Bend, - - : bregon
Right Goods;
-AT- ,
Right Pricesr
ALWAYS
"THE BEST STORED
Notice.
Ily mutual consent the under
slciicd has been appointed receiver
for White & Hill. All parties hav
ing bills against tlw above firm
please present" accounts duetbc
firm must be paid at once.
V. O. Minor.
T "
' Adam Kotzmnn has rcsiRiicd ns
road supervisor of J)e.schutcs Dis-
Robes and
Blankets
1
-AT-
Reduced Prices
A. L. HUNTER
In MuUltf Utdldlni: on OrcROti Street.
, DNU, OKKGON
Stock Must -Be, Closed Out to Make Room
lor Drugs Now Coming.
.1
Everything Goes at Cost and Less than Cost.
Nice Line of Dishes, Good Line of Hats, SomS' Shoes,
and Everything Generally Carried in ury uooas-anu
Furnishing Stock.
THE MERRILL COMPANY,
When You Paint
buildings, inside or out
side, if you desire the
very best results at the
least expense you
should use v
The
Sherwin-Williams
paint
Call for
color cards ' "' "
E; A. SATHER
A Full Utitf of Groceries, Dry
floods and Hardware always on
Hand.
Rugs, Linoleum and
Art Squares
A FINE VARIETY
AT
J. I. West's
Rnjnh Jute Smyrna Rues-t3o$6o in.
I All-Wool Smyrna Rugs 26x54 in. -Axmtnster
Rtigs 27x6( in. -
Best QualityAxminster Rugs 37x6oiu.( .
Imperial Art Squares, all-wool 9x10 ft. -Linoleums,
printed, 0 ft. wide, per square foot
Floor Oilcloth, 3 ft- wide, per square fo$t
MATTRESSES
Mattresses, full sire, wool - - - -
Mattresses, full size, wool -
Mattresses, three-quarter size, cotton tops
$2,501
3-5
4.50
5.00
33.O0
S
.IO
$3-5J
6.50
4-75
S. C. GALDWELL
4fc
Wood For Sale.
I will deliver wood In town at
the following prices;
PRY BLOCK WOOD
16 inches long
S4.00 a cord.
DRY WMB WOOD
, . 16 inches loug , ,
iS3,5o dcord.
Put In your yard on short notice.
PKone to tnc when you want wpoji, x
w'on t oost youVnjtlitMB to puoliVs to
f M. OARtER.
Hardware
STOVES, TIN and GRANITE-
WARE, WINDOWS, DOORS.
k OILS v -
LUBRICATING, CYLINDER,
GAS ENGINE OIL,
SEPARATOR.OIL.
Lime and dement.
Groceries
DRIEb and "CANNED FRUlj
BACON and HAMS.
FLOUR
VRINEVILLE aud MADRAi
AfulllineofaUkirHk
provitions.
vi.
On all Cash Saks of Five or More Dollars a
Liberal Reduction Mie.
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When irs bend stop at
i nU pitOT butte Inn
Tabid always supplied with the best that th town affords.
Neat and fcomfortalile ftoatiis. Bnd, OrkgonJ
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BicutlrOrcgon
The fettMin Giveii the New.