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General Merchandise.
Carries the Biggest Stock in Bend at Prices that Can't be Bettered.
SAMPLE PRICES
IN TWO OF SATIIER'S LINES.
CAN YOU BEAT THEM i
Groceries
ROYAL CLUB and DIAMOND W. any kind tnrfc
In either brand per can OUda
EXTRA STANDARD-j-Fouutain, Pheasant or OCrfc
Seaport brand per can ZOLla
WHITE NAVY, per pound
LIMA, per pound
PINK, per pound
Coffee, M. J. D. Brand per pound...
TEA, same brand per pound
Map) Syrup, pure Westmoreland, gal...
Breakfast Foods
Columbia Oats
Egg-O-Sec and Cornflake two packages.
SariKnes
Genuine Norwegian Imperial two boxes for. 25cts
Mustard, large can 20CtS
Oysters, per can 15 and 45 cts
Olympic Paacake Flour per, package 35cts
Sets
lOcts
71-2c
-lOcts
60cts
$1.00
45cts
25cts
Dm! Fruit
Peaches, per pound
Apricots, per pound
Prunes, per pound
Apples, per pound...
Four Crown Muscatel Raisins,
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15cts
....' ... 171-2c
7 1-2 and 10c
.. ...... 13 CIS
121-2C
Farm Implements
Champion Machinery
Self Binder $180.00
' Mowers 68.00
Rakes 38.00
Roderick Lean
Dri.'l, with seeder attachment 95.00
Syracuse Plows
ia to 16 inches - - 16.85,18.75,22.00
Harrows
Two-Section U-bar Harrows .... 20.00
Garden Tools
Four-Planct Jr 14.00
Ten-Planet Jr., Horse Hoc and Hillcj - 12.00
DeLoval Cream Separators 35.oo to ISo.oo
MITCHELL and BAIN
WAGONS
GARDEN TOOLS
of All Kinds.
E. A. SATHER
EVERYTHING FOR
the HOMESTEADER
Wall Street
Bend, Oregon
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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A
FiveAcre Tract
ADJOINING BEND?
We have a few tracts at reasonable rates. If you care for
one of these choice buys, buy at once, as they are selling- fast,
BARGAINS.
A Dozen Buys in City Lots that can't be equalled..
A Choice Acre in Lytle at Half Price.
Irrigated Lands Close In, on Easy Terms.
" Timber Tracts are Our Specialty.
We licafe you oa
320-Acre
Homesteads.
We represent the best
Insurance
Companies, and handle
Mining Stock
NOTAR.Y WORK AND
STENOGRAPHY.
Central Oregon Realty
Company
BEND, OREGON
"Wl MSWONGH, Pres. . E. 1WWN, VIce-PresMeet
6. BMARKEL, SccTreaj.
T. H. MAY
CIVIL ENGINEER
SURVEYOR
Bead, Oregon.
Per Sa4.
Rolled aad ed barley at the
Kodtsaa Raacb. near Culver.
White's
Meat Market
it the place
to buy your meats.
LAIDLAW LOCALETTES.
Laidlaw, April IS. Mrs. Mulkeyand
ion moved out on their ranch southwest
of town Monday of Utt week.
Mr. and Mr. Tewksbury have pur
chased of Neil Ray the haute vacated by
Mr. Mulkey, and moved in early lait
week.
Mr. I'. II. Dayton received word last
I'riday night that her mother died sud
denly at the homeof another daughter
in Walla Walla. Iter remain were UVj
en cait for burial,
P. K. Dayton has moved hi office
building from the Mudd lot down on
Cook avenue next to the bank and with
Kobt, Sturgeon ai partner ha opened a
real estate office.
Arnold Murk returned Sunday from a
trip to Shaniko, with a load olUnd plas
ter and some other freight. (
Mesdames tlayley, Dohrer, Allen, Sea
bury, i'arks and Thompson were visitor
at Dend last week.
Mrs. W. P. Myers came in from Port
land last Priday night and brought with
her two prospective buyer of real estate.
Mrs. K. H. James of tile Riverside Inn,
has been unable to attend to her duties
the past week because of ill health.
Miss Isabelle Drown of the same es
tablishment, has also been on the sick
list. Miss Leota Murk is assisting; Mrs.
Drown in the meantime.
W. I). Clark will move his family out
on his ranch this week,
Engineer Dohrer expects to leave
Thursday on a business trip to Portland.
His family will remain here.
Dyron Cady returned from the "High
Desert" early In the week.
Judge and Mr. Drink were guest of
Uncle Prank Nichols and his daughter
Saturday.
The Water Users' Association had a
meeting Saturday to discuss the Irriga
tion question.
The real estate firms have been very
busy. Several transfer and locations
were made within the last few day.
I'red Wallace' team came in with a
heavy load of land plaster, also It. A.
Harper's team, II. V. Couch brought in
several tons of freight for the merchants.
Jesse Harter goes to Shaniko -thi
week for more plaster and freight.
Mr. Peterson 1 on' tha-,foad with
freight. All together business 1 lively
these day in all line.
Prank Murk has sown his Canadian
field' peas. He sowed late last year but
harvested a heavy crop. He expect an
extra yield this year.
W. P. Myer has been to the "High
Desert" for a week, running out loca-
to
tlon. He, with Mrs. Myers, expect
return to Portland early this week.
R. Sturgeon made a business trip
rrlncville Monilay,
OLD PIONEER SETTLES HERB.
Almost t-lghty, Take Homestead. WIH
(lrow Up With Country.
William A. Offidd, sevcuty-five
years young', drove in to Bend from
Hood River some weeks ago, looked
the country over, liked it, and
forthwith took up a 3ioacrc home
stead in the sage brush country to
the southeast.
The old pioneer is as full of en
thusiasm as he was "way back In
the fifties" when he first came to
Oregon. Then, he says, be" saw
Portland when it was smaller than
Bend now is, and had the oppor
tunity to buy acreage in the heart
of the present city at prices which
now could not purcuase country
property ten miles distant. Also
he bad a hand in the foundine of
Roseburg and Walla Walla, and
declares that now he has come to
Central Oregon to be in at the
making of the big cities of the in
terior, greatest of all of which he
predicts as Bend.
The scplogetierlan horacseeker
has located on land 79 miles from
Bend. Theie he is living with a
small tent as his only shelter, and a
sagebrush shack as a sort of store
bouse. However, he declares that
before many years have passed his
will be suburban property, and
neighboring ranches and towns will
crowd thick about him. One of
the Instances of his first advent to
the new land was that when be got
out there he discovered that he re
quired a pickaxe with which to
make a well, and to get one re
turned the 79 miles to Bend. It is
his intention to "Hay with" hit
land and grow up with the country,
Tor Sale.
Lease on no acres of land 2)4
miles northwest of Laidlaw. Sixty
acres in cultivation, 30 acres in
meadow, 30 in winter graiu. Water
taxes paid for this year. Also horse,
wagon and harness. Enquire for
the Carrau place.
G. Hamilton, Laidlaw.
Old Wanted.
The undersigned desires sealed
bids for the painting of three school
houses, three wood sheds, and six
closets. All bids must be sub
mitted not later thau May a, 1910.
I'or further particulars, address
W. G. I'okdhAm, Clerk,
6-7 Roeland, Or.
fMPLANT It firmly on your minds to po.
tlvcly be here and take advantage of the
Greatest Money-Saving Event In Eastern
Oregon, A f 15,000 stock of high grade cloth
ing for men, women and children, from AuicrU
en's leading manufacturers. Everything will
be sacrificed at the lowest price! jt to im
presn firmly on yotir mind that In the future
this store Is tlic place for you to trade.
If you tire not here Tuesday, March 15th,
we cx)cct you here lifter, as you ore no doubt
nwrcthat'$i'oo buy fi 00 worth of ware
here, during this Mastodon Bargain event.
Price Bros.,
TUB PLACE l'OR REAL BARGAINS.
Prineville, Oregon
Morris Building, Main street, ticar Ochoco bridge.
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JURIES IN ENGLAND.
Thsy Oct Through Thslr Work Qulehly
and With Llttl Fuss.
The working of 'the llrltlah Jury ay
ton exhibit n mnrkr-d contrast with
Hint of our own. It I possible Hint my
experience In British court woa ei
reptlonnl, hut In not a atngle Inatnuco
did I ace a Juror challenged or reject
ed. In nil of the emirt requiring Ju
ries the ncccaanry number of mm
wrr present, and they were woro In
without quentlorc. In Hie nherlfTn den.
uty court In Hcotland the prodding
Judge garo notice to the Jury that he
expected to Adjourn the court at S
o'clock and stated that If thay could
alt remain until that hour ho would at
one dlmla the men who had toon
called for a second panel, Tim Juror
conferred together and decided to re
main till t o'clock, whoretipon Iho
Judge notified the other men to appear
at 12210. The one Jury Impaneled for
the morning clon rendered six ver
dicts In case Involving prosecutions
for (hefts, fraud and burglary.
In the court nf quarter session at
Tannton. Kngland, I mw a alngle Jury
In one day render cleren verdlcla. I,
found that It wm customary In the
several aorta of court that I attended
for tlio Mino Jury to act In successive
cave. In no Instance did I see a Jury
leave their neat a to make tip their ver
dict. Usually the laaue before thtm
was tnado no plain that all who gavn
1 attention knew In advance what the
to I decision would he, I made not of an
exceptional instance or neiay wncn in
court was forced to wait nlno minute
for the report of the Jury. In this case
the Judge who gave the Instructions
waa himself In doubt aa to what the
verdict ought to he.
A Scottish Jury co4t of fifteen
persons, and a majority may render a
verdict, in England the number U
twelve, and unnnlinlty I required, nut
I noted no difference aa to practical
results In Iho two countries. The
twelre men In the English Jury were
n prompt and certain In their action
a were tlio vlghf out of fifteen In the
Scottish Jury. McClure'a Magntlne.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
!lllir.. of Hit Inlttlnc,
V . to4 IBc si Th IMlle., Oirion,
Mirth MM h, isis,
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l'il CvmwaUlloa nof, la nuUl'H tlslm In
tht Urxt Urt diwtltwd, txlult II. C Kill..
Unllnl Milr CawaUkitf l kUolaf m )H4,
Oirsoa, on Iht liltl (tajr ol Msy, If i
Claims! nacnra llBri M. U fyslt,
Chailc. -)tll, tluy Hllla, John ltr, all n(
tHn-l, Uirtoo
ti-at C W. MOORK. HftUlrr.
raa ar-zsr sv -r- '-s 3nsaasfeSfatOB.
Notice To Credltera.
lalhf County Covtt of Iht Malt of Citrrun, lot
Crook County,
Id thf mttltr of Iht ICaUU tfl
Anns K-MttltidentMil. I
Tht nJ!lr4 hsU n tptnnltil ty
Iht Oouniy Court of Ut aialt nf itittou.
fur Ciook Coutily, odmlnlMislil t of Iht K.I.U of
Anns It Mttlt.dmaanl.Mvikt It hrttbv slfH
lulhtctrOMot of uM ll. sihI sit wim,
hlp ctalmt at alaal MWId.ctawO, lo l-ttMM
rhtro ttrltta ta iquli4 by Urn, within ut
moalha tptr Ikt Snt (wUktllonofltiMacrtk,
loatkl Ks A. Mattt, stmlntlrsl(la, l ht
inUiMt st alMtia, Ht, ot allhtooVt of
iflani at l-atttrr. tttrtttt. Ortiot),
iMInt Mann. I, lain,
KVA. A antrtMt.
Admlnlalrtllttoflht l'.talo( Anna K. Mrtlr,
lUvrtanl
flial tmMkttUM, Marth It, 111.
Ptsoukii A rssasa,
Alutntyt (of ttluiluMrtlrU.
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Notice of Vacation of IHat.
Mojktti hmhy ilrtn thai Tot MM Built
!tvttuiHNalCoMiany kaatltti In My onVt
Million lo Iht Hono.aU Contowai Conn til ot
Iht City orittnt IdrlhttwtllMor Lots II art.1
Itofriloth 17, LM.4.J, Sili4 aloth IS, m
trul twilvH or Un Mm.1 ll lot suulh.
taMrtty tuJ of Iht tlky In Htok t Iht
W 11. 01
aAntnMtaltfly tnl or Iht sllry In
all ol taki Ma Mi ownnl 17 uU Mil
twnd, ttrnt-llt la Iht rial Ihrrraff on Sit In Iht
oMkvolhtConalyCltrk off Crook county, Oft-
nnndlkalMkl Million mill w rooakltinl
al t mttllng oTaald Ounsaua) Coontll lo ht hiM
Maya, iio,vc aa aoiw IhtrtaHtt ot r uumum
alMll lit Irsally saatmUtJ. All tw havlHt
ofctntlou lo Hit tatmtloa pttynl fcf art wjmatril
lo prtatnt ck oMrtlloo to Iht HoourtUt Cow
mon Conkttl si aaU mtrllnf
lalcl tt html, Otryoa, Aim II 4, Isw.
II C KI.U,CliyRtniMttr
CONTHST NOTIC1I
UnrsktMtnr or mi Inraaioa
U a. Uo.1 orrk.
Tht IKatlt. Oitroa, Aplll y, lata.
t ii(xir.i ivvini inuani navint wto
InlhltoOktbyri. C
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Carfy, OHittxanl, sialnM
A Hot Spot
"I bcllevo that Monterey, Mexico, la
the hottest spot lu the world In tbo
daytime." an Id an Arlioua man, "I
have seen the thermometer register a
high aa 120 degree In tho lato after
noon. It waa o hot that the natlvea
who ventured on the street would
hng tba foot wide ahade of tho low
building like lichen cling to tree
bark. But here'a the funoy part of It:
When the sxin siu It begin to cool off,
and at night It la positively ncccMary
to tlep under blanket. Tbo nlgbta
are delightfully ool. and I presume It
la been u so one I able to get a gocxl
k-ep that It I pokxlhte to live In that
cllraate."-Washlngton I'ost.
Get your typewriter ribbonn and
caruon paper at the Bulletin office.
Ilixiinlra.l Itntry No 1114), nia.lt Match 4. lr.
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ukt IfmmcrA. Htniir hat otra alMt Blln
rcaMcil na uVl Uil oc maJt any Innwr
menu Ihct'on thai atkt tllrttd sUcac Mat
not dut la hU cn4oynwnl In Iht tinty, navy oc
marlHt iwm tf Iht t'nllrd Malta In Unit of wi
IUM paillra alt htftby tiullSr.1 lo sppttr, It
aiwwl o4 offer trtirort touthlpf ankl allct.lloa)
alito'clorkt ut on May is. Itit. Uf.Ht II C
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Oirgon, aa.t thai tnat hctrlni -III t hl4 si I )
o'cUwk m. on Mar at, it, Uftict Iht K.iWti
siit Kertlvtr st Iht United Malt Uo4 OoVt In
Tht Uatlta. Oltsuo.
Tht aM conitaUnt hstlni, In a moptr sf
iatli,Ilt4AU4. Ifio, stt lucth KwU whkh
jhow Ibal nHcr dut dilliroot rtrwxial atitkv ol
Ihlt nntlrt csn not bt uatt. U U h.itby o.lir,l
MOO dlrtctnl Ikal auch adln 1 .1... kw .1.
snd pcootr poblKtUon.
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ROYAL TOM
A handsome black Bcltrlan-Per.
chcron stallion, will make the sea-
sou at the Aunc barn in Bend.
TKRMS: J3 so to Insure: sea.
aon, f,B 00, Payment due when
mare is known to be with foal.
Care will be tuken to avoid acci
dents but responsible for none.
RALPH DUNN, Owner.
ANTON AUNE, &rttkr.
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BEND LODGE No. 139
A. F. & A. M.
Meets on ThMraday on or
before the full moon of each
month. Vhtltltlir lirnlhrrM
always welcome.
D. DAVIDSON, Sttr. U, 0. OCHI. M. W
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THE
Big
Hungry
CHOP HOUSE
Now opeti for business, Ve
never close.
Near Pilot Butte Inn.
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