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BEND STUDIO.
Now I'ully Itquippcd for
HIGH GRADE PORTRAITURE
DEVELOPINQ AND FINISHINQ
FOR AMATEURS
Enlarging:, Etc.
proaaa;!
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
A 320-Acre Homestead,
Irrigated or Timber Lands
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DO YOU WANT Stenographic Work of all kinds done at a
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a iuucaid 01 me
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written guarantee
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is given if desired. Write for full particulars and
free catalogue to-day. Address:
cSeutel Sous
st
PIERCE
ARROW
AUTO LINE
Between Shaniko and Bend,
calling at Madras and Red;
raond.
$5000 Cmr. 50 florae Power
A. B. BUCK. Manager
Address Shaniko or Itend.
I CAN SELL
YOUR LAND
Tarries in ill Towel) Duties seJ
tlon, or anywhere in the Bend
country, who have tracti of laud
wholly free from rock, or nearly
so, ami who desire to aell tlieumc
should list them with me.
I hate lare number of people
around North Vaklma, Wash., who
want' land in ttiia section and I
will be able to aell your property.
Large tracts a specialty.
Du. V. M. Van SNVDKR
Hither at Bend, Or.,
or North Yakima, Wash.
ktytM Overall
for every we.
Cut generous
ly full. Two
hip pockets.
Felled team.
Contiauou
fly.
tiUKilMn.
MHW.OWTXCa.
MMtctm
OREGON
LsQue
usiness Koaeaa
yi
IVasi.
ucuiei toiicgc -ecu re gooa
as graduated nd later se
at advanced salaries. A
to place graduates, of our
60A
n ess
coe,
"Washington.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
The Dalles, Oregon,
December 13, 1909.
Notice U hereby Riven that the State
of Oregon, has riled in this office its ap
plication, Serial No. 05681 to select un
der the provision! of the Act of Congress
of August 14, 1848, and the Act supple
mentary and amemlstory thereto, the
o i ow M See. I, M '4 &K Sec. 7,
NH V NK X Sec. it, and N jf NW U,
NW U Nl. X, SB U NW tf of Sec u,
Twp. 20 S., R. 17 B., W. M.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the lauds described, or detirint; U
object because of the mineral character
of the laud, or for any other reason, to
the disposal to applicant should file their
affidavit of protest In this office 011 or
before the first day of Tebruary, 1910,
d-J36 C W. Mookk, Keener.
N0TICK FOR PUBLICATIONr
PI'.rAKrMHJfT OK TIIK INTHKIOH,
V b. Land Office at Lakevlew, Or.,
Uctcmbtr , 1909.
Notice Is hereby glreu that
i;i.tl! J I1!KKILL,
of ItcwJaud.Ortrou, ho, ou January ilh, 1905,
I nude iloiatstcsd liritrv No. 1KJ1. ferial No
tioa 1. Tp i r . K. a l!.. Willamette Meridian,
has filed notice of iutentloa to mske fiual Ave
year proof. 10 cumuli claim to the Unit above
described, before II C Kilts, U. tt Cominluioucr,
at Vend. Oregon, up. lbs 15th day of february,
1910.
Claimant names st wllnraaca Wm II. Hoi.
llu.hrad, Joarpb Tsggs'l. Cbe.ler liollinahcad,
all vfKoalaud, Oregon; W, Kay Wilkluaou of
IJ-I-) AKTIIUK W. OUTON, KcgUlcr.
Irrigated Land For Sale.
Forty acres fine irrigated alfalfa
laud for sale, and relinquishment
on i6o-acre bomeilead adjoining.
For particulars address W, care
The Bulletin. 3o-tf,
MURDERER nniNQ SHADOWED
Silver Lako Aan Say Sheriff llarnc
Kno Where Olo Hamilton la.
"Sheriff Barnes of Klamath coun
ty states that Ole Hamilton is In a
1oRK'K camp in Washington, and
Hint he can put his hund on him at
any time," said S. S. Ward well of
Silver Lake to n Bulletin man last
niKht. Mr. Wnrthvell further said
that Hamilton was bciug shadowed
and would ptobably be put under
arrest if a sufficient reward were
offered, according to report!.
Hamilton, if will be remembered,
is the man who it so strongly sus
pected of the murder of Julius
Wallcndc at Silver I,nkc about two
years ago. Wullcndc, who was
known to have had n considerable
turn of money on his person, sud
denly and mysteriously diapcarcd
one night and 110 clue wni found
until several weeks later, when his
body wat found floating in Silver
creek, about a quarter of a mile
above the town of Silver I.akc.
Hamilton was present ut the coro
ner's inquest and stood calmly over
the corpse and watched the exami
nation of the wound that had
caused Wallcndc's death. Later,
at a public meeting to raise n sum
of money to be offered as a rewirYd
for the capture of the murderer,
Hamilton donated ten dollars.
Shortly after, when suspicion had
grown to the point where Hamll
ion's arrest was being urged, he
disappeared and wan not captured
He is also supposed to have killed
a man named Messenger who left
Silver Lake in his com pa ay some
months before the Wallcndc tragedy
and never returned, although be
had left several hundred dollars
behind. It is believed that Mes
senger was murdered and robbed
by Hamilton and his body buried
somewhere in Klamath marsh.
Tumalo New.
TOMAto, Jan. 9. We are still having
a little winter weather.
Mr. McCallister, who owns land cast
of here. Is busy hauling lumber to build
a house and barn soon.
J. B. Wimer had the mWfortune to
lose a valuable marc from distemper last
night.
A meeting was held at La Id law and j.
tons of laud plaster was ordered by farm
ers in that vicinity.
Chaa. Spauch and family spent today
wilt! air. ana Jlrs. Baker.
I A large crowd greeted Mr. and Mrs.
Swisher Thursday niRUL Mr. I'rank
V. Swisher and Miss Olga Hasselberg
were united in marriage by Rev. Mitch
ell of Ilend at the residence of the bride's
J parents Wednesday, January 5. and that
was the occasion of the meeting. The
jolly crowd treated them to the tune of
many bells cans, guns and any old thing
that would make a noise, and in return
for their music they were treated to re-
1 freshments and returned home happy to
j know there waa one less bachelor in the
country.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Charley and Jimmie Merrill won
the December prirx for selling the
most Saturday Evening Posts in
towns the sire of Bend. The prire
was $2,00 and Ueud's two youngest
business men are consequently
jubilant. The boys arc selling
about 55, Posts each week; and it Is
their ambition to run the weekly
sales up to too copies.
J. H. Wcnandy was up to Cres
cent last week and reports from two
to three feet of snow in that see
tion. He says that Ed. Rourk lias
his new store running full blast at
that place and is doing a very good
business. Coming home, Mr.
Wenaudy drove from Crescent to
IJeud in one day, a distance of
alwut 53 miles, He reports the
roads in fine shape.
Henry Linster was down town
Saturday for the first time in four
weeks, having been confined lo his
home during that time by injuries
received by having his clothing
caught on a revolving shaft in his
Vernon A. Forbes
LAWYER
KOOM 4 HANK UUII.UINO
IJJ'.NI),
OJtilcoN j
planing mill. The accident left
him in n much weakened condition
and he still is fur I rout being an
strong as usunl, although he now
is 011 the road to a complete and
rapid recovery.
" Wanted t Once.
A girl or woman to do general
housework In family of four grown
people. Good treatment. Apply
by phone or letter, giving wages
wanted, to Mxs. Glto. W. Wimicx,
Tumalo, Or.
The Cornett Stage ft Stable Co.
It's the mail Hue, the only direct
stage line fiom Shaniko to Silver
Lake, by the way of I'rincville and
Ilend. Stopover privileges and
tickets good until Used.
A LIBERAL OFFER.
Its Effect Upon the Customsr to Whom
It Was Mads.
A luilneni ninn vf Ottylnii, O Irlls
thla atury of sonic etmiini'rclnl friends
of bis:
A ruMomrr who IkhibIiI hi a sum 1 1
wny from tho wholesaler and whose
credit nni tint of the sort known as
cllt rdcrd rlsltrd Hip rlly and pup
chased n S2.KX) bill of good, paying
$2,000 In cash and giving bis note for
the rrumlnlng 100.
Aflft the transaction had ln closed
and the MiHr and rurrvney had ehang
rd hands Ihr rtiMntnrr said:
"Nntv. nflrr n ileal of that alto It I
rustnninry to give n pnrrhnser a prra.
rnt. Conn ttrrtwa with It."
"WpII thmw In a pair of t)sprn
dr-m," laughed tho aaleaman trniporla
Ingly "A pair of itxndrrn, eh! Hay, quit
foollnc I rrnlly niran It. t expect yon
to do something In acknowledgment of
my patronage"
The salesman went to the manager
with the problem, and tho manager
said:
-Well. If he fcela that way lont II
we might rncntirnce him a ttll. We'll
do something that nttcht to please him
crratly. (lire him bark his $300 note
Make htm a prrnent ;f his pnper. That
will make him a rash customer and
raise hi credit and save hint money
besldca."
The salesman went hark, pleased to
he the hearer of such Joyful tidings of
liberality In business.
"Well, sir," he aald. "we've arranged
about that present, all right. Here,"
with a flourish. wla your note. Wo give
It beck to you."
Tho customer did not seem enthusi
astic. Instead, without looking at the
note ho asked:
"Ii it Indorsed r
"No," said the salesman In astonish
ment. "Then I guesa you belter gimme the
suspenders." said the disappointed cus
tomer. Chicago New.
HOW A HORSE GALLOPS.
Ths Natural Way and the Cenvsntlonal
Pass In Art.
How does a horso gallop? Owing to
tho rapidity of action it cannot bo seen
by tho human rye. However, Just as
the Individual spokes of a rapidly re
volving wheel can be tnado risible by
a flash of lightning, so the action of a
galloping horse can bo and has been
analyceU by Instantaneous photogra
phy. The statuette, of Syoonby, tho thor
oughbred, has lou timdo from photo
graphs taken at the Instant when all
four legs are off the ground. Tho back
Is arched, tho hind feet are directed
forward, the fore feet backward, so
that all are tucked under tho animal'
body.
When the limbs again touch the
ground the first to do so I one of the
bind feet, which la thrust far forward
so as to form an acute angle with the
Ime of tho body and thus servo the
purpose of a spring In breaking the
forco ot the Impact of the hoof when
the horse la going at top speed.
In thn conventional utodo of repro
seating a galloping bono all four leg
are off the ground at once, but the
front fwilr are extended backward In
such a way that the iindcrsurface of
their hoofs are directed skyward, the
body (wing at the same time brought
near the ground. Thl conventional
poao appear lo havo been derived from
a dog running, when the front and
hind pair of leg are respectively ex
(ended forward and backward, with
me sotc or 1110 tuna root turned up
ward.
This tose, It Is thought, was adopt
ed to represent tho gallop of tho horse
by the goldsmiths of Myccnao lictween
800 and hxjo II, 0 whence It was
transmitted by wny of Persia and HI
hciia In China and Japan, lo return
In tho eighteenth century ns tho re
sult of commercial rein I Ions to west
ern niirope.-C'hlciign Tribune,
What Old 6h Mssnf
lTarold-What did she sity when you
turned out the and kissed Ijit?
Ilupert-Bnld sh felt If alte neyer
wanted to see my face &-ln,-Pulla.
dolpbla Record,
Typewriter ribbons at this office. I
SIIAITY FARMER JONES.
You'd le happy too if you (
f bought your I
AND 4
) Leather Goods I f
JOHN LGOAT I
lleud, Or I
UKrAHUKQ AND NKW W'OUK 1
California
IN WINTER
Is the ptsre to vlilt. Orsitge stoves in
full bloom, tropical flowers, famous ho
tels, hUtorle Old Mlulons, attractive
watering place, delightful rllmstr, make
litis favored section Hie Nation's most
popular wlnir rstroat. Yuu can see
litis section at Its beat via the
Shasta Route
AND
"Road of a Thousand Wonder."
SOUTHERN 1'ACIFIC COMPANY
Up-to-Oate train, first cla In
every respect, unexcelled dining
car service, quick time and dlrrct
connections lo all lnt south,
Spsclsl Round Trip Rao of
$65.00
PORTLAND TO LOS ANQELE8
AND RETURN
Willi corresponding low rates from all
oiher section of the Nnrthwut, with
liberal atop-over In ech direction and
long limit. Interesting and attractive
literature on the atlou Winter Kesorts
of California ran lie had on application to
any S. I', or O. K. tc N Agent, or from
Wm. McMURRAY
Oanarat Pasttngsr Aftsn
Porland, Or.
Typewriter
Supplies
We have hi stock ribbons for the
following mschlnes and would bo
(pleased to receive your orders.
Underwood VMble
(One color rOilion)
Smith Premter Vb&te
(Two color ribbon)
Remington Vk&Ia
(Two color ribbon)
RemUiftoft OH Style
(One color ribbon)
We also have In slock
CARBON PAPER
Mall orders will be given prompt
attention,
THE BEND BULLETIN
III'.NI), ORl'.GON
Application for (Irator I'ermlt.
, NOTICK U hrrrl.y (rn thai sll application
for Mrunll lo sraar r.ltlr, tioiara, aixl tlirrn
within Hie DKiAllUTIM NATHlNAt. I'nKIWr
ouiingitiMaMnori4io, mu4 lie AM lu niy
oHVt at frluavtllv, Ottvoa, on or brfotf I'cbrusty
6, 1'jia. full Infvim.lWo In ftiatil lo Ilia srai'
IdflVra lob thacgril an4 Mask furm. to y
UKtl In iuaklD(aillcallout will U fuinUhtil
lij A B, IKHLANI), Hupcrriaor
NOTICK FOH I'UllMOATION
IHtliutnloftli( Interior,
U H. I.aud Odics at Mkrvlrw, Oiraon,
IXtf uilxr 4th, tyj.
NOTICH I hcnliy glvtn that
Amlrtw 0, AixUtsou,
orHoilanil, Oirgon, who, 00 lite, a-Hlh. un,
niadc llomcatrail Aripllcatlnn No yin. Ikilal
No. ojHuo, for ths W (i H W tf, Nl! U N W U hc.
if. W U W Hc. H. T.j7. 11 it , Hang. 10 II
W !., fiaa Blcil nollra of liitciillon la make
final l'le Vrar Holdltr'a 1'ieu.r. in r.i.l.11.1.
rtalm loth land abgitacrllil, tufole It. C.
Itllla, U H. Cnniinlaalniirr al lit nl, Oregon, on
Claimant Uainca aS wltnrauai Ualith l.n...
aim of JIcimI, ()rrou, Harry Kvtrlnshain.Oruvtr
VllwllsiiIOcoriiiu(Uf ofKoaUml, Ortgou.
dljlu AKTIIVK W OKTON, KegUlcr.
Till HIM.
Meat Market
MARKV III 1. 1., Proprietor
VVUU LINK 01'
Beef, Pork, Veal and
Million
All my meals are slotrd In s
large Ice Un Just Installed- ami
ate always III the lU of condition,
1 lotlclt your pationage,
W. RICHARDSON
Jeweler
Watch
Repairing
A Sl'KCIALTV
Two door south of I'.O. Ilend
J
U. C. COE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Or-IMCK OVKK HANK
Office lloui loloua 111,, 1 lo j im
7 to II u, lit.
DltNl), OHIttiON
C. S. BENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OrriCKIN HANK HUIUUNO,
llltNl), OKIIOON
MMsssQVttSUMCassaCal 1 si'i 1 1
DR. I. I,. SCOlMUIsU,
DENTIST.
Ol'l'ICIt IN JOIINAON HUM.DINd
I) cud, Oregon.
Dr. A. A. BURRIS, r:yS..K5!I
HraUr. tUnM KMOillf Ttf.l'il
WIIKomI th Vm ot Ih or asittty. t-r
IhtKalsiat MHkut.d lll.llas Chltm
l Dtwatr 11 alall)r. CwtiultatbMi frt
UcmUtuflht SUta ami Ntllaotl Malmoptls
tl)r.
OoV Is JuhswMt RMf , istml, Onto
IIUNI) I.ODOK No. 139
A. F. & A. M.
Meet on Thtirwlay on or
before the full moon of each
month. VUltlnir brother
always welcotne.
1. a. oar. tscr. r. o. Miwott. w m
F. 0. MINOR
t.SWHX!(CK nilUlINO
I.IFKVIKK ACCIDKNT
INSURANCll
Notary I'tibllc and Comcjaticltiu-All
IxrsI Tajters Correctly llrawn
FIDELITY BOND8
CONTHST NOTICK.
kcxitinrnt at las latttlor,
U . UiHlORKf,TliltalU4,OrtsaM
lktmU(lilh ti
A au(nrlfslcnhlrt(sBVIafll haln( ln Slrt
la thl. oAk by ChaiUa II IdkkauH, oinle.Un"
agalnat llumr.lr.it llntrv No. i,), ni.'lr Mat h
17, li.lH 14. t,,, hit NW l(M.j, T"
a , M. IS 11. W M . by ru HJulBil.t, nHllir
to whldi It It sllrinl thai hU Jn lljufn-lji
Sit holly txnlHirl MlJ Hart fur nan Ibis
la munlh. la.l a.t, that mhI sbnlonrarn
as uo lu to hit trai-loynifnl Inllitarmr
navy air matin cutp i4 III Pulled Mttra in
lluia tA oar
IkKl.OffioM.and thai Anal br.ilua wltllia firkl
at loo'cl'Kk a m oniaauatyil luis UMtlli-
K.lMrl and Htrrlfir al lha tlnlll Malra Lair I
Oiltca lu Tka llallra, Oirgon
Tlie ikald nuilr.lalil ha. In. Im ..rmi. atT
Uarll. Alnl w I. w, art faith tacta rhkti
show that atll iluaillllatnc twrMXial rllrr (
thl. notln tan not U mad' If la hrlrl-y oidrtr I
ud illirctnl lhal audi notln lx glcn ly dua
and proper tniMlrulion
dJi C W Moosa, kcgUlrr
rr T ill 1
CONTF.ST NOTICH.
IllifAKTMItNT l' TIIK INTKKIOM
II H Land Oltvn, Tl IMllr.,Ot
IHctuiUt is, IDJU.
A aiiRUIrnt ranlral affldavll having lcM dl '
In thla olhcc by ItLHIlH NIHWONOHK, conlt.l
snt, agalntl Ifiiliy No, lioM, mads IkrccmUr
IS. tVH, fur NHNWJ4, NWIHWU, ItVVUNUu
Vl(ou IJ.T-p i4.,M. 14I? Willainctlr Mir
Mian, by TIIOMAH II I'AIM, Contr.lra. In
whlth It It sll'gtii lhal aald Thuma II fair hi
wholly sbandounl aabl hointalrad fur mors than
sis uumllil laal wal Slid has faitrtl lo Imixu a
and cullleatt the sain as rniulrcil by law, Ihtl
aaldaltfgnlsliMncswsiiioliluvIo hit (nitly
I United malra In llmi .war '
tuitl paitlea arc hcitby nollfled lu apnea
sr, rt-
ahoim ami i.ner evident touching said alleia
lloual loo'tlixk a in oil I'tbiu.ry 16, 1910, l
oil I'fltiuary
H. Cfjlillula.fij
ln
oHles In lleud. liirgun, an
ik1'. -, iiii., n v n, vutimiaiuiier
, ami
thai Dual liratli.K
win i 11(111 si 10 o'clock s in
lot, before Ihr UegLlcr
1, on I'riiruary ?
gUlcr sud hecelver si l'
In Tlia II.IImi. ilr.unu.
uniini Biatca Mud I
TIlP ..111 t-iitilr.l.Hl huwttiw l.. ......... .fit
davit, flint IXreiiil-er l, If). Ml fotlli Ucl)
whkli thaw lhal sflar ilu ulllnence pettoiial
acivlcc of llil. nolle cauuol lie uiaVle, II It hetcby
urdried and dliccled thai such uollc b gldi
by due sud ptoer publication,
Ji- C. W, MOOMK, Kegtrlcr
Jcfo
Hand us your aubacrlntlou.
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