Hi : ! ' a M f m i' i IK r i! w ! MMMMMhtMftMrtM We buy and sell the earth. Indisputable FACTS We buy mid set! the earth. The population of the world is ever increasing This means nu increasing demand for the products of the land. "The safest and best investment on earth is the earth itself." And this applies with special force and truthfulness to rich, virgin soil that can yet be bought at reasonable figures. Here, then, is your opportunity. Will you siere it? We can locate you on a 320Acre HOMESTEAD of Choice Wheat Land. OVOR TWENTY-TWO YEARS IN THE LOCATINQ BUSINESS We can sell von DRY FARMS, IRRIGATED, MEADOW and T1M11BR LANDS at prices that will make you independent. DESCHUTES REALTY COMPANY Bend, Oregon We buy and sell the earth. We buy and sell the earth. F?resh Fruits ORANGES ; BANANAS, LEMON'S WILL BE CARRIED IN STOCK BY US HEREAFTER. Fine Candies JHE ORNER CONFECTIONERY ALDRIDQE & HOBOS. rescripLLon fru iooish Sod Fountain Stationery Ice Cream Fine new fine of Fishing Tackle SILVERWARE AND JEWELRY DON'T FORGET THE BIO PIANO PRIZE CONTEST Merrill Drug Company hSs,S&. FOR GOOD GOODS TO DRINK Mail your orders to James Keeney . . Columbia Southern Hotel . . Shoniko, Oregon. Cedar Brook, Old Lewis Hunter, Old Continental Rye. Dottfck Stump in Bond Reduced to 93, Per Bottle, $1.75 6 Bottle to case in wood, $9.00. Per Gallon $4.30. Distillers Caution.- The only authorized bottling of Cedar Brook, W. H. McBruycr "out of bond" is under our new label adopted 1900. Each bottle must bear this permit with our fac simile signature. Juuus Kessi.br. JAMES KEENEY. pragaaii A cjKMm UYCfll for every we. fulL Two hip pockets. Felted seams. Continuous fly. hrUtfilMM. wmw,mim lufnadM UMt Buy your paiuts at Merrill's closing out sale and save retailers' profits. For Salk 45 head of pood range hordes, also a fifie Percberon stilUoa at a bargain. Cady & Gxjuuko, Lakllaw, Or. , Notice, If you wish to have your ex press and light freight come in along with your letters and daily papers, have it come iu on the mail line Tub Cobnktt Stack &; STADttt Co. 3itf j FAMISHED ONES BADLY BEATEN Hungry Bachelors Trimmed by Alixcd Aggregation. UACK OF TRAININQ TELLS Tragedy of Urrora Makes Up In Un thuslasni What It Lacks In llasc- ball Skill Uverybody on Deck fur a Bushel of Pun. Stuttered are the hopes of the bachelor aspirants to baseball hon ors, battered arc the ideals enter tained by their ndtuitcrs for their prowess with the elusive sphcreoid. No longer is there uiitruujelled joy midbt the .ranks of Bend's unat tached in short, the Hungry Bachelors were defeated by the overwhelming score of 16 to 8 in last Sunday's contest. It was no one's funlt. Only t8 men are to blame; the nine famish, cd fan fomenters for what they did not do, and the nine players who opposed them for what they did do Scott and Prince Statts were the bachelor battery, Statts first catch ing and then twirling. For the other team, (name unknown) the Turpin brothers officiated, D. Tur pin's curves proving too much for the bachelor batsmen. The most notable feature of the name was the remarkable number ol errors recorded; "not recorded', Third Needed a Basket. but "made", for long before the completion of the contest the scorer had lost track of the errors. It was, in fact, a tragedy of errors. Up to the fifth inning the game was evenly contested, the bachelors on two occasions leading in the scor ing. After that, however, frequent connections were made with Scott's delivery and even when Statts took the box the tide could not be turned. Owing to the fact that the ath letic censor suppressed the score sheets at the end of the crrorful contest it is impossible to record the innings accurately or to give full credit to the many deserving it for their brilliant playing. The follow ing, however is the lineup: Statts catcher Scott pitcher Southerland ist base Brackett 2nd " .Putnam 3rd " Saugfelder s. s. McGilivray 1. f. Ward c. f. R. West r. f. H. Turpin D. Turpin Reedcr Richardson Rice Whitsett Robertson Rodgers homesctker, who had Intended conduit to llcml, listened to the ittnjestlc ad dress of the eliiiltlc prophet, thrlr enthusiasm ihuIiik out nttint as ft n did the superheated sir front the mouth of the knocker. Just then, however, something, hap pened. That '.'something" was the nr rivrtt ol tlic Portland Telegram, with lt big scute head tcllltiK'of the lelllnu of the construction contract and telerina to Ilend as the most Important and prom. UliiK H)lnt on the new railroad. Whereat Mend supporter smncd n eopy ol the Telegram utulerithe knock er's note, anil, sputtering somewhat, he subaiilcd, This l a true story. It happened last week. What's more, the knocker I man well kilobit here, ami one who has done much business In llcud. Tlioe uhouw the Incident atiove related My they believe he'll knock a bit 1cm now. A DUTCH PAWNSHOP. Sunday Cloth a Favorlts Collateral In Holland. Tho Dntcb pawnshop of Amsterdam, known as Hank van ieuluit, Is under tho control of tho municipality. Up to 101U the business "was leaved by tho city to a private company, but as it refused to reduce Its Interest on pawn ed articles the city took over tho busi ness and bus managed It eier since. Tho Out shop was established In the Knee Lnmbardstceft. and business I still dona Id tbo orlclnsl building. As tbo boelntss Increased branch bouses wero opened, and there are now Oftcca such branches throughout tbo city. Each nrtlcl pawned costs about 0 cents for administration, and about $23,000 per annum Is lost on articles pawned whtcb do not pay more than 4 per cent Interest. It appears to bo the custom of soma peopto In Holland to pawn tbctr best clotha ou Monday morning, redeem them ou the (Saturday night following and repawn them on tho following Monday, securing their uso for lbs Sunday outing. Orer 40 per cent of the business of the pawnshop consists of this class of plrdeca. The revenuo la derived from Interest 00 pledgee, to 10 cents charged on eacb lean for administering espouses, amounts recclred from the aalo of pledges and rent of parts of tbo build ing owned by tho pawnsliop. The minimum advanced on any artl clo Is 16 cents and the maximum $201. Tbo Interest paid runs from 0 per cent to 13 per cent. Tbe amount of Inter est collected Is regulated every Ibreo year, so that tho bank will not re ceive at any tlmo morn than a per cent on the capital Invested. Consular He ports. The Men's Toggery is surely the place to buy your men and boys stuff. AJUMU-P'aa-1.- - -csassr. .... m nTubbbB Sanitary Methods prevail in our factory. XU Sari CwuUn hr ff Candy iw ciHt)i c., si.., rwtwu, svrM OPFICIAL DIRF.CTORY. UKITKO STATUS He Knocked at Wrong Time. A vallisnt knocker sat la tbe hotel at Shanllco. He w working bsrd knocking Ilend for all he was worth, de clsrlng that this section of the Oes chutes Valley was not worth having a a gift, that realty prices were ridiculous and that he "hail iuiiile Information that the railroad was going to miss Ilend by three miles." A group of sad eyed CITY DRAY LJ'.WIS & UNSTHK, rKOlS. !- m y. CITY WW WE HANDLU I2VERVTIIINO Leave your orders with Nick Smith Wall SU, Ilend Estimates on application Wall Paper at Portland Trice N. P. WEIDER PAINTER & Paperhanger Cheapest and Best Wall Taper Sam ples In the county. Oct My Trice. Uox 39. Bend, Oregon, rrnldrnt Vkt'l-rrtldrnt STHryofHLIc lrttry or TrtMurjr SvcrcUryortulcfior . HttttUnr oT Wr.. HTttry of Njr ... WlllUm II. Tab IiinU Hhrrmao fhlUmltrC Knoi ..Hrnklln SUcWagh -Klch.nl A. lullloiti J. l. Dltklnwr. .i.tofic on Mrji HctrtUry oT Comiuttc and LaburXiuiIra Nactl l-m(iEixlrrr.rnfal..... .I'rank II. IlllchiucV Allornry Otntral . ... Ccort W, Wkkcrtham htcitUiyof Acricullute .Jinn W1U011 fiTATK OoTttnor... . ,.,. V W. Drnaoti tcUry ofbUI.. ., .,. , K. W. IMd-im Trfooftr....... O. A.rlmt Attorney Gtutal .. . .. A, M. Crawlon) Hupuruttk loUuctlon. -,.).ll, Ackcrtuan HUI rrlnur .. . . w B. LhiDnlwa) IMlry atxt rood Cotral.lootr J, W. B.IU) ConmUalonar of Labor auUMIca... -.0, I. llofl The . K. Camtih.il ( O.W.1J Wlrat (lame and Vorralry Warden. . K. O. Mevrnaoc Male Koilnnr.... U. R. Scsator-... CoD(Teumca. . aydB. Allchlws .lobn If Iwl. I (Itorxe IC ClumUtUIn I joDainani Bupf erne JuJ jt . JoDathan Boarnr. Ir, w. t, iiawln W. K. Kllla A. Mcllrldi f A. Moor K, lUkIA Wm. H. Klnr W. T. Maur aitvittrrn jumcui. ijistuict Jodjt........,.,.... W. I,. Hradthan Allornty .....-..... . Vrrd W. WlUon BlTK Boasnor Contkoi. (Watkb.) John II. Ltwli, Mat I'.niliicer... Sal m, Or It. T, llolf.lt, Kupt. Irlv. No. I. . .Ikonanfa, Or. T. it. bUu, Hupl, Dlr. No. ... .Baker Cl.y.Of. CKO0K COUNTY Idl. Cltrk. shttlir.- Trcaaurcr. Awuor.,,......-.. tthool hupcrUtcndrot Burvtyor.., ConmlatloDcra... ....... 11. c kiiii ..Warren Drown -. frank Mklot ..,.W. K. KlDf J. O. lAl'oUrtlr ..... a. rord Vrrd A, Klc I K. II. llatlrr "tmtm(c Tlllt COURTS. CiacoiTCooar - Viral Moodar la Mayi Iblrd Monday In October. l'KOATK Cooar Flrat Monday Iu cadi month COHUiulOMkH' CCUBT Flitl U'tloclay In January, March, May, July, neptcmbci mod November. BlXD SCHOOL DlSTSICT No. II, iU. C. CO C, W. Mtrrlll M. Trlptcll tiHMiMiHH4,.. -K. A Sniltb MIm Kuth r.. KeM Mlaa Anne B. Market Mlaa Mulc Vandevcrt SI Im Marlon Wicat Miw Nona Ulcbardwin tIlM I'lorence C. Vouoa CITY Ol' BINU ,........,,.-...C. W, Merrill WH.IWH M....M.... ...... M.f C. Jfllla Tr4aaurvr.iMMM...,MM..n.....M.....ni j Silencer lluoler IXrectora., Clerks. Tcacbcra.., Majror.... Krcordtr.... Aldcrnun IH"MMH f J. N. I l.ll.c 111. J.I Ondll J. Orerlurf T. W. Triulclt i. nancy I). Sellers , J. l. WUNANDV HKNU OH, P. L. IJUNTKN RIIANIKO, OH, Central Oregon Automobile Company WENAHDY-BUNTEN AUTOM0B1LB CO. DAILY AUTOMOBILES between Slmniko, Madraii, Redmond and Bend and all Interior points, l'or further Information wrile Central Oregon Automobile Co. ESKIMO, onituoN SPUCIAL ATTKNTION TO IvXPRKSS AND UAGOAOU Hmmmmmmmmmm FULL LINE OF 1 Builders' Supplies Doors, Sashes, Paints, Glass, liiiiltlcrs HnnlwartS Koofing. Everything yon need for your new House or new tbre. N. P. SMITH Mutxljr. tlulldlng asjMHHMMMIMSMHBSI Wall Street J All Spring Samples Now Here You Want . Spring Suit That You Can Depend On to look nice, to hang well, wear well and give you value received for what you pay for it. Come look over the Samples, , A. D. A10E. The Tailor. Excursion Rates TO THE EAST DURING 1910 FROM ALL POINTS ON The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Compaiy TO RATKS Chicago ,,,., 178.50 Council Bluffs'S Omaha- I -. , Kansas City 60.00 St. Joseph St. Paul St Paul via Council Bluffs ; . 63.90 Minneapolis ulrect ; 60.00 Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs ,'63.90 Duluth direct ,,,., 66.90 Duluth, via Council Bluffs 67.50 St. Louis 67,50 Tickets will be on sale May and and 9U15 June and, 17th and 34th; July 5th aud aaud; August 3rd; September 8th. Ten days provided for the going trip. Stop-overs within limits in cither direction. Pinal return limit three months from data of sale, but not later than October 31st. One way through California f 15.00 additional. faquir of any O. R. & N. Agent for more complete Information. Wm. McMURRAY, OCHtRALPAatCrlOSK AM NT. PORTLAND, OREGON. SBcutel SB, Uacoma, CsoZc eae usiness souea Wasi. ?iBunlncnn SUueafton is an abtotut Atctnafty far a youiff ffrson who ittrta to ucc4 In ouMtmia. TUDBNTS of the Bcutel College Retire good positions as soon as graduated -nd later sc. cure promotions at advanced salaries. A ...-Il.-.K... ... . . .......r.wjKrw jhbcc graduates ot our combined wur$jj,ted salary from the start, is given if dsagCwAe for full parUcnlars and free catalogueip-iy,VWres3: ifV' JI COe ZTacoma, .1 tmAiAtti VA. -jlM Vi J s-u. w The Cornett Slatr a It's Hip mnll linn tlt-i stage line from ShaufcW'. .aci uy me way 01 Bend. Slnnnwr 1 tickets good until usetL,4, ? Si uet, your typewriter,' caiuou paper at me aw i mi- assMslsiisSij 1 P' .-TT'. ' Ar. f, T" HWS25r V t4wW at Mil? jiiirtj ' MAI hh1 BEND LODOl No. 139 A. F. & A. M. MeeU -on Thursdlay on or before ill full n,nn nfatl mnntti. Tn.ltl.. i..-.t... dfways welcome, j.'d. oXvioson, f,M, ,, 0i oo,, Mi w 11 J Ti