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"THE BIG STORE."
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N. P. WEIDER
PAINTER
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Clicapet and licit Wall Paper Sam
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My Prices.
Box 39.
Uend, Oregon.
Tim
Big
Hungry
CHOP HOUSE
Now open for business. We
never close.
Near Pilot Unite Inn.
Leave your subscriptions for
z Nacrcr7r&Q.
at the Library and let that
institution get the benefit,
I Bead,
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BUSY? YES!
E EXTEND to you personally an in
vitation to pay us a visit.
like to have your business, if,
judgment, our priees and our methods
justify it, but we would like to meet you anyway.
Come in lets get acquainted It may do us
both good.
Come in and see if we haven't a better store
and a better stock of goods than you expected to
Hue 100 miles from a railroad.
Come in and see if we don't carry a better
quality of goods and a larger assortment than any
store in Crook county.
Come in and see if we don't take care of the
needs of the ladies just as well as we do those of
the men. We want you to see these things for
yourself be your own judge. WE know that
ours is "The Store of Uetter Values" ami we want
you to know it as well. So again we say to you
personally
COME IN AND SEE.
Lara's
"THE BIG STORE"
LOCAL BITS.
Closing out our paint Hue at cost.
MttHUiu. Dkuo Co.
Roscoc Howard returned from
Portland yesterday, by auto.
Some good clean oats hay for
sale at f jo u ton. P. II. Dcnccr.
Inucs & Davidson have three
chairs and three first class barbers.
Wantud Men to cut cord wood
in green timber, W. P. Downing.
Cooks who make the best pic
crust use Cleveland's Unking Pow
der.
The Men's Toggery Is surely the
place to buy your men and boys
stuff.
liny your paints
at
Merrill's
closing out sale and
tail
profits.
Lost-!
ord Col-
lege. Finder please
return to A.
Markcl.
WANTED CORDWOOD, 4-foot
juniper, dry and greeu. W. P.
IJOWNINO.
You can't find n cleaner' nor a
better barber shop than Iuucs &
Davidson's.
Good team of small marcs, har
ness and wagon for bale cheap. R.
SntNCKXT Bend.
For snlebay gelding, 7 years
old.' (weight 1000 lbs,, well broke.
CjD. Rwe has purchased from
the iliemi Towuslte Co, lot y in
blocu 16 on Ohio street.
Sp ejiUtl,.new maps of Central
Oreg hi fer lc nt the Bulletin of
fice ' Mailed for 50 cents.
The Library has just received a
fresh pifstallmcut of 50 books from
tl stwyayclling library,
WaJntkd- Span of young mares,
wefcht about taoo. Also one rid.
lug puny, Inquire Aune bum. tf
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Bead,
Or.
The new National Meat Market
has added to its attractive equip
ment by putting up aji awning.
For S a ut. Pianos, one at Mrs
n. R. Riley's, 4he other nt Sher
wood Bros., Redmond. Inquire at
either place. tf
Mrs. Bess T. Baker took the
.prize as best pastry cook in Crook
county, fine always uses Cleve
land's Baking 'Powder.
For Sai.K 45 bead of pood
range horses, also a fine Percheron
stallion at a bargain. Cadv &
Gkrking, Laidlaw, Or.
I havti $20,000 private money to
loan on llenil real estate. If you want
to build, aeo me. C. S. HUDSON,
The First National Uank, lie nil, Or.
GoojLuMMtuhtcr cord wood for
lttc Ranch; $3 at
ard free while getting
wood. L. A. Bkanduniiurgii. sU
County Superintendent Ford ar-
rived in Bend last night from Sis
ters. Today he has been visiting
the Bend schools on bis annual
visit.
French it Butts have just receiv
ed a complete Mock of boys' shoes,
overalls, etc. Come in and let us
show you where you can&avc money
by patronizing us.
If you want to sell something
come around to The Bulletin office
nud arrange wild G. P. Putnam
who is local advertising agent for
the Portland Oregonian.
S1I.VKK I.ACKD WYANDOTTKS
Rggs for hatching from pure bred
Silver Laced Wyandottes, $1.50
per setting, fair hatch guaranteed.
Mrs, W, P. Dqwnino, Beud.
A movement is on foot to do
away with the small lake on Bond
street in front of Antic's bam
The property owners have arranged
to have the street filled In wbich
action will bo regretted by the frogs
and applauded by the citizens,
..MiHil
I'loyd Dement linn received the
platcglass windows for Ills hard
Ware More, and they have been In
Dialled, '
C. A. Clmpmnii has furnished
room In ills building on (be corner
of Wall and Minnesota street it.
AIho a comfortable finite, well
adopted for cither living or office
purposes. 8tf
Blue print of any township in
the Burns Lanll District showing
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nil land entries, panics, datts, etc
lToH)graphy. Your order filled on
j day of receiving. Price ! J- C.
ITuRNitv, Burns, Or. 5tf
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K. II. Nodes oi Portland pur
chased from ihe Uend Townnite Co.
lot 2 in block 17, on Bond street
near the corner of Ohio. Mr
Nodes inteqds to open a complete
machine shop and garage.
G. Misch, a building contractor
from Oklahoma, has come to Bend
Mr. Misch is most enthusiastic con
cerning local prospects and intends
lo commence operations here, per
haps even before thejirrivat of the
railroad.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Miller and
Mrs. C. O. T. Williams arrived
front Oregon City Sunday for a
visit with Mrs. J. M. Lawrence and
Miss Williams, Mrs. Williams be
ing their mother and Mrs. Miller
their sister.
J. M. Hamilton of Victoria, B.
C, returned Sunday from a ten-
days tiip through the Harney
country. The tour was made in
one of the Radcliffe cars. With
Mr. Hamilton went D. M. Davis
and U. S. Harris of Bend.
Frank Robertson and his mother
left Bend yesterday for ohaniko in
Mr. Robertson's car. With them
went Mrs. A. M. Maddock, the
mother of Mrs. A. M. Lara, who
is to visit her home in Minneapolis
during the greater part of the
summer.
Mr. Wicst repoits tery encourag
ing prospects for a large crop of
strawberries, gooseberries and cur
rants. These fruits are now in full
bloom. Some of the early currants
arc already half grown. Apole and
plum trees are also In bloom and
promise well.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Steidland Miss Frances entertained
Mrs. Niswonger and her Sunday
school class. The class met for a
social time and two hours were
spent in playing games. Refresh
ments were served which were
heartily enjoyed by all.
Last Wednesday afternoon the
Ladies Aid Society met at the home
of Mrs. DeYarmond. After the
business meeting the ladies spent a
couple of hours in a social chat and
partook of a delicious lunch which
Mrs. DeYarmond had prepared,
and after lunch the ladies, 14 in
number, went home rejoicing.
Next week E. Moncrief opens
the Star Restaurant and Bakery on
Bond street next door to The Bul
letin office. The building has been
entirely remodelled and painted.
Mr. Moncrief will run a thorough
ally first 'class restaurant, where
"the best of everything clean and
well cooked" will be the motto.
We have taken the agency for
Campbell's Scientific Farmer nnd
Campbell's Soil Culture Manual.
These two publications should be
in the bauds of every farmer in
this section. Some very good rates
can le secured by new subscribers
by calling on us. We would be
pleased to send in your subscription
lor you. Thu Homk Land Co.
UEND HIGH SCHOOL VICTORS.
Local Boys Trim Sisters Team In Last
Sunday's Qame.
Last Sunday afternoon the Bend
hieh school baseball team won a
well clayed game from the Sister's
nine on the home ground, by the
decisive score of 9 to 5.
The following was the lineup:
IlKND SlSTRRS
McRcyuoldi Darr
Stelill McKenney
Hunter GUt
Vandevert Spra
Kicliantwn I'ulllam
DeYarutund . Lowell
Jolintoii Paul
L. Kichardaon Turpln
Staats Allen
Plans tor RcbuHdlng the SwmW.
Manager Robertson take's with
him to Portland this week plans for
the rebuilding of the sawmill at
Bend and it Is expected that all dc
tails will be settled and the work of
actual construction entered upon In
Modern Sweets
Mako
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Candy
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a few days. It may be that an
Eastern lumberman will build here
at once, instead of cither the Pilot
Untie Co. or the Townsitc Co.,
but this Is not determined.
LAIDLAW localettos.
LaiDUW, May 9 Geo. Updike and
(UiiKliter, Mrs. Winnie Silica, and ion,
came from their home on the Matolei
lait 1'rUlay and remained with their
tiuny frlemU here until Tuesday.
Mrs. Karra K. SwatTord, Mr. Hum
phrey and Jo. Dphrcr returned to tills
place lait l'rlday.
Mr. and Mr. I'rank Murk spent tail
week putting In crops on tltelr ranch at
Sister.
K. II, Tlaytey spent Sunday with lilt
faitlljr.
Principal Thompson spent the Utier
part of list week ami the earlier part of
this week putlinic In crops on his place
near Kedmond. Mr. Thompson took
charge of the school during Ids absence
The electric storm of Monday crippled
our telephone system temporarily. Mr.
Couch soon hail everything In good
order.
Last week the maximum temperature
was 87 degrees, the minimum 37 degrees.
Mr. Courtney came In from Shanlko
with m new gasolene engine Saturday,
which he will use for uw)pg wood, oper
ating a planer, and for various other
purposes.
Mr. Dohrcr moved from the Kichols
house last week lata the I'landers cot-
tage.
All the good people of this place who
stayed at home San J ay and attended
Sunday school instead of going fiifalng
or attending the Socialist picnic were re
warded in an unusual manner for ihtlr
virtue, as those few had the privilege of
seeing Mr. Hill and hearing him speak
to them words of encouragement and ap
proval at the prospects of our town avad
vicinity. lie manifested great interest
in the many exhibit of eralns and other
products which were shown him. lie
remained In the town about an hour
after which he was given a 20-mlIc spin
through some of our beautiful farming
country.
V. M. Wilson who has 160 acres un
der the Swalley Ditch hat recently
moved here from Valdez, Alaska, and is
building a house upon bis laud.
The Socialist Local held a picnic at
White Rock last Sunday.
Mr. Ditney, census enumerator of
Madras, visited the Odd Fellows Satur
day night and spcut Sunday (n Latdlaw.
He will b in this neighborhood several
weeks.
Bert Miller and Rnberf Sturgeon took
out fishing licenses last Saturday. Let
no one question "whv."
O. Laueguard, a civil engineer from
Portland, arrived here the first of the
week to join the crew of the surveying
outfit.
One of the late arrivals is Arthur See.
ley, a brother of the chief engineer on
the segregation, who comes with the In
tention of growing up with the country.
Tumato Letter.
Tumalo, Slay 8. The rain of the past
week was a great help to growing crops.
Several of our people went to Bend to
day to see the Hill party.
A four-horse load of people from Sis
ters went to Bend yesterday to play ball.
The farmers of these parts are all buy
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Star Restaurant and Bakery
Opens Next Week
Meals Served at Regular Hours will install bake,
oveu and do general bakery business.
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JL rescription J)ruqqi$ts
Sod Fountain SUtfcmory
Ice Cream Fin new Kn of FlMg TaW
SILVERWARE AND JEWELRY
DON'T FORGET THE IIP PIANO PBIgE gONTjT
Merrill Drug Company SS or.
pulling in n large crop of spring grain,
and all predict a bumper crop this year.
John B. Wiruer returned from Trine
vlUe Friday, where he had been attend
ing court the past week.
The O. W. I. finance Co. hot men at
work sinking test pit on the reservoir
site and are finding a good bottom at
from eight to I J feet.
White's
Meat Market
fctiw placa
to buy your mfats.
PIERCE
ARROW
AUTO LINE
Between Shaniko and Bead,
calling at Madras and Red'
mond.
$J00 Cor. 88 Hers Pewer
A. B. BUCK, Manager
Address Shanlko or Bead.
H. M. COOK
Photographer
Ntw'at4 PrkKTllk.
DON'T FORGET THAT
HE IS ALWAYS RF.ADY
TO GIVE PROMPT AT
TENTION TO ORDERS
FROM BEND PEOPLE.
ROYAL TOM
A handsome black Bclgias-Per-cberon
stallion, will make the sea
son at the Aune barn in Bend.
TERMS: $125010 insure; sea
son, $8.00. Payment due wbeft
aare is known to be with foal.
Care will be taken ts avaM acci
dents but responsible for Bene.
RALPH DUNN. Owaer.
ANTON AUNE, Caretaker.
Article on
Bend
COPIES NOW ON SALK
at BULLETIN OFFICE af
Putnam's
Magazine
for January, containing long
illustrated article ou the
Bend Conn try.
REMEMBER, THE
.Fishing Season
Commences April First. We
carry a lull line ot the very heat
Tackle.
Big new shipment just la. Reds,
.- Flies, Leaders, etc
S. C. Caldwell
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