i All Who Love Little Ones will provide purest of tho rmro In ' ImSK lor lb Baal of rurlty f i,(r)iUM"Jrr)iriUrM n MrJer CaalatllaMry ft., Ulit., rerlliaj, OfrW Ilcudqunrlcrs for iind STATIONERY. PATTERSON DRUG CO. BEND, ORE. New PALACE MARKET Charles Itoyd, Prop. All kinds of Fresh mid Cured MEATS Vegetables, etc. Best of Service. Call and Give Us a Trial. O. C. HENKLE HOMESTEAD LOCATIONS Real Estate Exchanges of nil Kinds SO YEARS' EXPERIENCE -ainte taaan tbmuih i I.eel. ItwUt nttltt, wllhoul tlij a, IH lb ,r.ii.,.; .f .(. arlanliaa Ihtd.I, "rrn.., U ;;... i...r mniihi. IL Dutd tif all naalMlra. lrr ....--. --"- -' - - k Co3olow.rt,,N6wYor Host or West It is the best. Clevc lund'H Haklntf Powder. SCHOOL SUPPLIES 'fnin' RnnniaUTl As. Anrnn. uniting .k.lrb ami 4wlMUvn mar l"klr aeewui" '" o.nik.iifr. winner an fniSnilMi ieiriaMrMiv,,asfe$",".,,.n'"rv Cleaning: and Pressing I hnve opened u Tailor Shop in the R. M. Smith Clothing Co.'s Store, in Ilcnd, uiul urn ready to do nil kinds of clcnuiuir, pressing and ulteriu, and all classes of Gent's Tailor Work. Bring trie your work. Satlafnctlon guaranteed. The Pioneer Wood Yard Cnll on or telephone us for the Best Seasoned Wood. Custom Wood Sawing Solicited. All wood U cut greeu, therefore assuring good live wood Wm, P. DOWNING, Propriotor. Irrigation Settlor Mcullng, Notice In hereby given t lint u meeting of settlers niton the I). I & I', segregated IiiiiiIn will be held tit Muster's Hull. Demi, Saturday, September 17, iqio, 11 1 a o'clock p. m. 1 for the purpose of cnmplcl liic organization for (lie cotumon good. A lull attendance It desired 26 aB W. K Hoorr, Secretory. J or Sale. ' One 16 h. t. Htisicl portable engine nnil boiler, fcjso. Just the I 1 ni! to run 11 well drill. shingle tniirhlne, pinner, wood nan', or smnii tlitcslilug mncliftic, 27-38 HltNI) IlKICK & T11.H Co. OIWCJAkJMIUlCTOKY. unitjid STATUS rrkleiil ,. William It. Tan Viee-Piealdenl Janira HWIIiMitun nretclaiy of Stale ,,lhliider C Kif(. Secretary oftreaaury .I'laukliu MacVgh heerclaiyof Inleilor .... .UIi haul A. Ilalllngrr HtimirMir..... ..-) i. meainami Seerclaiyof Nary -.lleorge von I,. Meyer Hcctrlnlir orcmmnette mill Mlif A'hil Nagcl ru.litu.Iir llru.ral 1'iaiik II. IllUhiixk Attorney Geucral . tlcolg VV. Wkktlilietn rwcrtlaryof Agrlcultute W.....-Juir Wilaon HTATU llovritior .. . - ..... !' W. lienaon HMtelaiy of Male.. .-. .. .. r . W. Iienaun Trto.uttr .. .. (I A.HI..I Attorney Octtetal A M crawlutd rnpt Public In.iruetluii II Aekeruiau hlala I'llnl.f W. I. Ininulway IMHr ami rnui coiHtniMUiiitr . J. w. miwr CutUinlt.luntr of Ijilwf Hlalltllra ... . IMioft (Tims. K. Campbell t Clyde U. Allchlauil Hallroad Coinml.ilonrr. . llMwaia wtai flan, aiKt l'ntetlry Warden. H O Olrtnaou Mutt llngluter.. . ..... junn ikijiwU (Uoir If. Ctiambctlalit lookOnn Ikjuiur. Ir. ' 17. S, Scnatora. Cuii(itMiiirii... 1 wf t. nawirr - I W.'K. Kill IT. A MlltM I' A. Mooir M. )Calln Win K. King W. T. Maur Supreme Judgee , kltVHNTII JUDICIAl. DIHTKICT Af ....-,- .... W I, liia.t.lnw Aiiutury . ....... ............. .rrra w. '" HrT lioaaitur otMif. (WAta.J lolm II. Uwla, W.lt llnjln.tr Mtm, Or. II. r. lloUalr. MuU IMf. No. I ..IkHianra. r. T. M. Haalun.lfuiH. IMv. Ho. t ... lukfi CI J. Or. CHOOK COUNTY tr . ..- ........ II. C. lillll Clia.. ........Ww.. Watirn liiuwnj nnfrin wf.MM.... .... m, rr.w. riama Tua.uitf .... ...w. I'. King Aaarawr . J. I). I. V4Ullc kcIicwI nulwilNtrmUnl... ....... .M. A. J'utU ItHITfrbT ..... ...... I'ml A. Kit ComuilMl)iiia...... ,.,,,. . J j1.' ,?,' Icr5r TIIK COUKTH. CiarviTCouat I'lut tlonilajr lit Marilhltil Mn4jr In (Kllnr i'RON4Tiii.fHfRT".i ! Meiiuaj in carnmnin LtiMUiiNa' tow a r run Wnlnratlay In Janiwrr. Match, tty, July, (xaMf auq figicmixf. Iiano hcinxii. niaimcT Ko. n. il Trip' I JL.c'11" M Trlp'rlt lMrrrtM CIlk.- Mtllai .-I. I). Wll I C '. Il.ttlniton Mil iMAnur 11. likfl MIh fi Kl(liarlun Tat)ci IIm Kloitncr C. YouBf Ml.. IUiiki Dulwn MIm Ma K. Awlnvn IIm Kallirtlnr llaikloa lra,(llrunll.tUack CITV OH IIIINU UayofM CCaldwfll ..ll.CltllU Tltuifi. ..... J. IHur M. N. Ilunlrr 1 1 II. On. Ill 111. I.O.rMuif T. W. THflflt AUIrnurn. li ji. r.incr V. U. ballci CANDIDATES' ANN0UNCE11ENTS. I htrtbjr annauiue tnytrit aa araixlktalt lo aiKirri iiixmII lo Ihr odlfa arCuuntjr Cl.lk, tulc nr( tolhf ailcTalbrtli IXmnctatk vtKcra o Cluok Count at the (Hlmaty clrdlua le be hckl ltcmbtr 14. IV AarK Baowx. t tm.tfv antiounr bivaelf aa a raulUal la aunvftl uijrMf lulhe anxrr ufhlinltr. .uajntlo llicapi'iutal ul the KtlwUvau wlrta ttlCiosk Cuuulrat Iht pilnmy alrnileii lu be hM hrp UuWl 14, tyl. Ktaprcinillr. I'ahk iiLKipa. I hrbv aiitifaunmiMir candidate TorHher ItTofL'tpuk Ci'uuly. aulijct tu Iht appruvalof Ihr IHiuucrallc vulrta al the tiilmary noml nallog lcc4ln lit be hrtd SiUnUr 14, if 1 Mtto.iiimr, JuliN It. Ktm'AKDl. I hriativ announr intrMir a candidal fur HhfillT ufCiouk County. ut.Jt totht Krimb I Iran vetcia al I ha 1'ilniary uuinluallut tlretlon lobe held Mplcmlwi 14. lalo. I will hlililr an iiirviale any and.Ulhlnia done by my filcnda lr Iny iiaiulnaliou. If nominated ami flrt-ird will dt alt m my Mwcr to hava all lawa lulufcnl. anivciuiiy, llLlan Tatunr. f hrt.bv anneunc niVMlTaiiaadldala Tor Ihr uAW f Cuuuly utrysr, autict In Ilia apt oral ottht HcHiblUau volrra uf Crxk County al the intmaiy ttrMiou 10 w n.i.i i piaiiiun 14m, 191V. tiaoaiiBH. Youho Tolbe DcinocratiCMHria of Crook County. I tittrhv announce luvactf aa A candidal for the onlrtlifrthrlltf of Clock County utijtct lo thr aiiinoMl of the Ik mocratlc volria of lh cnuutty at the pilmaiy uoinluatiug cirttiou 10 I mm Heplcmbcr 14 lta. U T.N. nLrov, l'llf.Or. To the Kepubllcnn voltra urcrookCounlyi 1 hereby announce myarlf aa a caudidal fur thr oinceof rthrrllTuf Clook Cuuiily. autiject tolbe alprual ot the Republican, totera of the county at Hie primary uvmlualinc election to be held ikptcmber 14. lato. ivra j a. vuvn... ....JEAN B. HOSS NEWCLU8STARTS NAA1CS AND MONEY SUB SCRIBED FOR IT. Large Interest In New Movement Is Shown and Committees on Permanent Organization ro Appointed. More than .o men responded to the cnll for a meeting at the Ktiiuhtrt of Pythias hull lnt Thuniiluy niKlit to connlilcr the matter of organizing a comtiRrci.il club, V. A. I'orlrts wan clioseii chairman of the meeting and C. U. Hotnliug secretnty. 'Alter the mutter lind been discussed by Messrs Caldwell, Kobertnnn, Law fence, Koivlce, Ivistts, TaKert, Orcutt, Itaglestou mid others, all bcitiK in litvor of nn orxnnizutlou through which the cnmniutiity could net In public matters, com mittees for permanent organization were Apointcd uiid,tlic meeting. ad jutiruca until ncxi rriuny evening President Kastci, of the Keul Hitate Hoard, reported that 131 men had signed the paper circu lated some days prevtnuly look lug to the organization of a commercial club, pledging $300 for membership fees and fio6 addi tional for the equipment of suit able quarters, or fur simitar uses. On motion of Frank UoberUon the following committee wws ap pointed to draft bylaws: J. M. I.iwrence, J. A. Iiastes, W. H Sel lers, J. L. Uyriic and I'ruuk Rob ettsou. On motion of J. A Baste the following committee on hall whn appointed: M. S. I.attin, 11. H Davlcs and W. V. Orcutt. lja.tcs also rfpoke of the advis ability of closing up subscriptions already made, as well as getting new ones, and moved that a new committee of five be appointed for this purpose the chuirman of the meeting being at the head of the committee. The motion carried and J. V. Taggert, S C Cfcldwcll, V. C. Rowtec and II. J Kggleston were appointed to serve with Mr Forties. All committees were instructed to report at an adjourned meeting to be held at the fame place, over the postofilce, next Friday night. A full attendance is desired in order that the committee reports may tcccive proper consideration LAID LAW LOTS $28,000 Swcdl.h Colony Looking tor Location Neighborhood News, Laiduw, Or., Spt. 11. The aettil valuation of the town lot! of I.aidlaw till year it ( 18,000, Mr. York an.d family have taken a trip to the old home at StiohotnUb, Waih. C. J. Mock I hauling lumber from Ilend for building on hi homestead wct of town. Mr. Khigo and family have gone back to their ranch near Madra. We will mi. them here. Mil Iiatx:! Drown and brother Kay are oil to Corvallla to take a coune in the State Agricultural College. .Will Thorp broke loose from LalilUw and scooted acroi the mountain to hclr plck hop, in the valley where they grow Mr. O, W. Itrown ha been called to Sateui, by the death of a brother. She may not return tliitil tpritig, . Dan Dahlalrom and Mr. I.undgrenol Turlocti, Cat,, have .pent tcvcral da looking over the rouutry with a view of electing a location for aSucdiahcol ony. The farmer awake to the time ae ci the advantage of tliiu country for dalrj purpose. He l watching every chance to Improve hi herd, by tecuriug tht bet young stock. The dairy heifer U litre the best product of the farm and herd; and will be for year, while then I tttch a demand for better cow, ritlnk twice before celling the good cow, and then don't clt her. Mr, Dayton of I.aldUw can show any ihulitcr what n good cow la, by via. illug his herd. Ilia alock la Al, am! thowa the care he takes of them, ThU I more than half of the battle. We need a acore of former looking towards the future like Mr. Dayton, NOTICE FOR PUniJOATION. Department of the Interior, U. . Land Office at The Dalles, Ore., September 7, 1910. Notice ( hereby given that Jaiuea It. Sawhlll, .ifDend, Oregon, who, on April nth 1900, rutdt llomeatead, No. 0470)1, for IM J and 4 aud nelj twW pec. 7. and uejf iiwjt" Hee. is. T. b K. 11 li., W. M., hat hied notice ol Intention U make final commutation proof, to catabllih -Ulra c the laud above dcacibel. before II 1(111., U. B, Commlutoiier, al hUorhceat Oeml. Oregon, on the nth day ol October, 191 Claimant uaniea aa wltueasctu C. II, Allcu, W, r, Vaudemt J. D. Keyburn, l,ulhcr Mclke, all of Ileud, Oregon. J7-JI CM. MUOK,Keslttr. lasMaavnaVte, flH W . - I Jl J i I W A. Y WWW rw m m wmm w w .. Direct Primary Candidate for STATE PRINTER Ak a second term on hi record of kconomv and ncpiciXNcr. Ily cutting out grafts ha made the printing de tMirttneiit the clirapest droartment of the. State government. UNCLE SAM'S STAMPS. Wonderful Collection In ih. Postoffic D. parlrn.nl Mui.um. Thr fnct iliut untrly nil men at some time were alnnip collet-font I aald lo ruvoitnl r Ibv inilnrlly ot tbe ottl rial stamp mlltrlloo of tbe United Klales (Miaioltlce department malntaiu tii la t-onurctlon with ibo poainl mil seniu In SVnililnKtoa. l'ooiofflc do part meat oUU-lala say 100.000 men call every year to eo ibe museum ataoip collrctloDj Tbe iwitotnce department muieam la full of InterrstltiR objects. It eon tnlna nlmoai rrerythliiK from n lock of Clmrlcn Ctiltrau'a tialr to models ot tho Mb battleeblpa of tbe nary, but by far Ita most Interesting feature, ac cording to the ollk-lala in choree, la tbe stamp collection. Few visitors nils tbnt sight, and many "hobbyists" Iend hours poring over It. Dncle Ham as a stamp collector la a moit signal sticccs. Ho not only baa complete set of bla own stamps, but a eompleto collection from every other stamp Issuing country In tho civilized world aa well, His collection la val ued by tho department at JOO.000. but stump dealers say It would de mand a figure- many times tbnt sum If placed on tbe open market for aale. Tbe fact that Uncle Batn'a stamp collection la absolutely complete Is a statement difficult to comprehend, ercn to those who have been collectors thpmaelrea. Most of those who wcro collectors In years gone by will re member bow many empty place there were In their albums when they glo ried In the possession of 1X00 and 2.000 specimens. They will recall bow many now varletlii above- the 2.000 mark cost from V. to $50 each: also the small fortune placed on some ot tbe specially rare sjieclmena, the kind wblcb tbe denlerV catalogue related had been printed only to the number of 100 or to and but six or neven went known to bo In exlatence. Well, Uncle Batn'a atnrop collection possesses all of these, besides the thou sands of common kinds. Although It has taken hard work, many years and a tidy fortune tt do It. tbe collection today atanda absolutely complete. The only varieties yet to tie added are those yet to be ls8tiod.-Baltlmore merlean. How s Dlrd Dr.ua. As bin) fashion do not change, two sultu a year are quite enough fur most birds, but they need to take great care of them. Kucb separate feather must be cleaned and looked over and ibe useleta ones pulled out. These fen til ers are not packed close together, you know, but lie lotwe and hare place between tilled with air. When a bird wauts to get warmer he lifts his feath ers ao that these air spacer may be larger. Hut If hi feathers are tan gled or wet and dirty bo could not raise them, and soou be could not keep Ibo bead In bis little body (ml would, of course, die. Th Causo. "Did you hear tho awful shriek that engine gave as It dew by It" asked I he first man as they approached n rail road crossing. "Yes. What caused Itr rejoined hla companion. "I presume tho engineer bad It by tho tJirottlo."-Stuart Set. A Msan R.tort. "There goes n man 1 could have mar ried," abo said aoftly. "Yea." ho chuckled, "and I notice that ho keeps on golug as though be were afrnjd you might try It ugalu," Detroll trco I'reas. Way It Oo.s. "Could you civ n sturrtajr woman workr "Yes; I need a -girl to scrub." "Too bad; this girl's a parlor maid." -Washington Herald. A Naoanlty. Judge Why did you burn your biuiij down Juat after getting It Insured? Karnier Your honor, a poor man like me can't afford to have a barn and luy suranco too. aieggonaoner uiaucr. To liro long It is necessary to lire, slowly. Cicero, Notice. Jioikt la hereby ilren (hat Orrgon Trunk Rail way ha Bird wllli the recorder of Hie eliy of Ilend, Ita pellllon, and will, at the reaular Hirel ing cf thr common council of Ihr city ofmiMl, 10 be held al I o'clock, p. m.,rn the nthilayof Otlober Ijiio, prraenl Ita Million and apply for th vacation of Ihr portion, of Ihr fallowing named alrrete aud alteye that lie helwtei lh and iiih atreela lu Ihr city of Ilend, ta-wli: Juniper Avenue, Ironwood Avrnur. Ilwhrn Arenue, and fir Avenue, and the alley In Moek r,y, Jl.J, aodv OKKOON TRUNK RAttWAV, Ily Caanv Ac Keaa, lu Attornryl. Dated Aug tut nth, 1910. ? ' NOTICE FOll PUIlfilCATlON. i Department of Inter lor. V, A. Mnd Office, The Daht. Or. Auurt t, iffa. 1 Notice It hereby glren that Nellie V. Scoggln, 1 of Tumato. Oirgon, who, on leembrr o, I made llomealr.il. Ka. utAa rM.Ul Km . , Sec IV T. It .. K. 11 ll . W l , baa fi it, lol Inienllou lo mike flu.l f. va. v.r IrataMLh claim to thr land abort deaerltKH. be I .. , . .., w ww vwmmi..imti PI HT. OI7HW, at Dend, Oirgon on the 4h day of Septenvber, lain. ! Jf"." 5- Kdw.rdt. of newd, lutetls Pntllsm uaimani namea as wimratet: fl nd Hrrderfck W. Lrrctrfle. oflumaUi. Ir.in f Movre, of liidUw, Ore. C it. MOOR It, y1 Kegl.fr. DID YOU SATHER Has Just Received a Big, Full Line of STATIONERY Pads, Pencils, Note-books, Envel opes, Erasers, etc. The Children can get their School Supplies at SATHEtUS. PENCIL BOXES now only 5c. CAH PURCHASES brteg tho buyer Valuable High Grade China Articles FREE. We Sell at a E. A. SATHER GENERAL MERCHANDISE BEND, LIBERAL TERMS Sightly Residence Lots IN Aubrey Heights JaB-asMs-aS-aWs CLOSE IN and EXCELLENT VIEW of City and Surround ing Country. REMEMBER. This is tho future resilience district of GREATER. - BEND. Our engineers will have the plats ready ir a few days. Come early and moke your selections. LOCAL AGENTS FOR. WIESTORIA , Choice residence lots 10 iter' cent cosh and 5 per cent per month, swssBBstsMnskaTassaa Deschutes Realty Co, mmkmymtmt NOTICE FOJt PUBLICATION. ixpartmenlrthe Inlrrlor. V H. Mtt4 0ISatTh. Dalle., Ore., Anjuat l), 191V, Notice la hereby giren Ihal- I'rancls II. Marlon, of UMlaw.Oregan, who, em ly m, iwvl, made Hoiaeatrad, No. IJ$ji (Serial No. ojivl) for w i Sec. ij, ! u; see 14 nej, ne Jrvdwu Uwbie. 4,T. iS R 11 ii , W. l, haa Mrd nonce of Intention 10 make final n.f-yesr proof, la raUMiah etalm lo ihe land tUxrt deerlbe), before II C ltllll, 17 . Commlutoner, at hit Office, at Bend, Oregon, on th 4lh dar of October, icia. I CUIihanl narrtr a wltnraara- I I',m! U'all.A l.tal, -riu. tf..-t. U...W Ifif ry riayley, all of Laldlaw. urcgnn. ' H "t C W. MOORi:. XegUter NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Deptrtmeat of the Interior. 4 U.S. Land Office al The Dallra, Or., Augutt it, 9o Natke I hereby gHen thai John It. Hayburu. of Kend. Oregon, who, en Augu.tS. 190S, made llnw,.u-d. no it, for eH awj- rice 11 and ?eJ4'.nw.nw-nefc7ire.4fT wS.R-iaK.W M., NS.SIlirtrof Inieifllontomake4nal fie yrarlif la UMIih cUlm lolhcland aborr Serftwl befor II. G HMIf. V S. CoatmbMtourr at Irri eSW, at lkn.1, Oregon, on tht 4th day or UUnlarr, low CtJlmanliMmea a.wltneaata. W. P. Vandrrert, C n Allen, J. R. fUwhlll, John I'eteta, all of Henil. Oregon J-)o C. W. iioOaK. Reg later KNOW THAT Small Profit. OREQON LIBERAL TERMS