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We will give one of these high-class Aretino Talking Machines for
$50.00 worth of our cash discount tickets issued after Sept. 1st, 1910
All vc nsk in tlmt you pay $1.1)5 on delivery of machine to cover freight and pocking charges.
The records nrc double-faced, two selections to n record, nnd will cost you 75 cents
each. Wc have a good assortment of records, comprising the latest popular melo
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BITS ABOUT TOWN.
Cleveland's Baking Powder.
I!d. Brostcrbous left Saturday
for a month's tiip to Portland.
Wantud To buy ft work horse.
Enquire at The Dultetin ofTtce. 37
Wantkd A womn for Reueral
houiewnrk. Mrs. II. E. AM.UN.
Cooks who make the best pie
crust use Clevelaud's Baking Pow
der.
For Rknt Desirable office
room over the First National
Dank. 37tf
For Salk Light team and
hack, cheap. Inquire at post
office. 37-28
For Sami Quickens and two-year-old
colt. Inquire of Ed Hal
vorson. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Arnold are
the parents of a sou born Monday
morning.
For SAr.it Light team, weight
about ,3000 lbs.; hack and hurncss.
Inquire at Aune Darn. 37tf
Mrs. Wilt Wilson and sou ar
rived from Portland last Thursday
for a visit with .Bend relatives and
friends.
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We represent 10 large Fire Insurance
Companies. Your fire might come
tonight; insure your property today,
M. S. Lattin & Co.
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AGENTS.
BALDWIN (Sh GORDON
Auto Stage Line
BEND KLAMATH FALLS.
Arrive at Bend 12 o'clock noon Sundays
and Wednesdays.
Leave Bend l:0o p, m. same days,
Headquarters at
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Advertising: Proposition.
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Freerj$30
t3fLSWs4pfJ& -Bcnd-ofcgon I
STORE OF
Most up-to-date complete pre
scription room in Central Oregon
at Red Cross Drug Store. tf
John Ikon of Lexington, Kv .
arrived this week to spend some
time with his brother, J. II. Ikon.
Mrs. Lauretta Pulliam ofTuma
lo submitted final proof on a desert
claim before Commissioner Kills in
Bend Monday.
For Sai.h Good heavy team,
new harness and wagon for $285;
worth 5350. Telephone G, W.
Horner, Laldlaw. tf
Why is there such a crowd nt
the Smith Kcstauruht evety meal?
Because Mrs. Stevenson is doing
her own cooking. 3Q-3&
Mrs. I)es T. Baker took the
prize as best pastry cook iu Crook
Countv. She always uses Cleve
land's Baking Powder.
The Pilot Butte mill-turned out
34,000 feet of good lumber last
Saturday, the largest day's cut
since the mill was rebuilt. '
Victor Burrls Intended to leave
last Monday for Eugene to attend
the State University, but MtfTercd
a severe attack of tonsiliti that
prevented. He expects to leave iu
a few days. Mrs, Burris will ac
company her son to Eugene.
Pilot Outte Inn.
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BETTER VALUES
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Lost A Small Vulcanizer, be
tween Redmond and Bend, on Au
gust 17, I will give $3 reward for
Its return. II. II. Davius. 34-36
For Saik CiiRAr 1 pair 300 lb
capacity ognte bearing, platform
and scoop "IIwe" counter scales
Arnold's Rkstaurant. 33 34
Fon Sauk 40 acres under D. I.
& P., so acres irrigable. If sold
nt once will take $700, M. S
Lattin & Co , Bend, Ore. 37
To krep from having wet feet
this winter buy a pair of those leath
er lined water prool Nittteton Shoes
of A. L. French, Men's Toggery.
Dr. V. V. l'aulkner now I tab
Milled In lilt new anil wcll-culpictl
dental office In The lliilleUn building
and It ready to do alt klmla ol dental
work.
For SAtK Fonr head of beef
cattle, 3 hdfers and 4 milch cows
At the first place west of Powell
Iluttes postofficc. Pkakl Put,
KliHSON. 36-39
Beulah Rose, infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Williams, died
Monday and was buried in Bend
cemetery at 1 o'clock Tuesday af
ternoon. When you want nnything In un
derwear from the heavy wool to the
silk and wool iu two-piece or union
suits. call on A. L. French, the
Men's Toggery,
For Sam: Two good ranches.
One 330 acres and one about 500
acres. Both improved.' About 35
miles from Bend. Inquire of Dick
Vandevert, Bend, , 33-36
Lost Reward Fifst National
Bank pass book of Hd. Brosterhous
with currency and tneul ticket jn
side. Suitable reward tor return lo
The Bulletin office. it
The new Methodist minister is
expected to preach in, the. Bend
church next Sunday morning.
Should he not be present the Rev
J. A. Mitchell will occupy the pul
pit. A safety deposit box In out
vault is an ideal place for your val
uables. Costs but, $3.50 per year.
You keen the key, wc keep the
box. Tn First National
Bank of Bend. 37tf
Mr. tnd Mrs. Lane Thornton of
Roseburg arrived Tuesday evening
for a visit with Mrs. Thornton's
brother, Dr. W. W, Faulkner. Mr.
and Mrs. Thornton were married
last week at Roseburg.
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Bring your kodak films' and
plates to us for development.
Negatives selected and papers -used
that will give pleasing tones in the
prints. Skward & CAurimu.,
opposite the Postofficc. 37tf
For Sale Two of the best
ranches on upper Deschutes may be
had at a bargain. Also fine ranch
at Powell Butte with plenty of
good spring water. Inquire of
Dick Vandevert, Bend. 37-30
The Bulletin has on hand a num
ber of the Great Northern illustra
ted leaflets Opening Up Central
Oregon." These will be given to
anyone who cares to use them.
For Salk Right Jersey cows,
some fresh and coming fresh soon;
one horse, one light wagon, one
set single harness. Three miles
uorth ol Latdlaw, J. W. Brown. 37
If you had a fire tonight what
valuable papers would you lose
that could not tie replaced? Rent a
safety deposit box and avoid the
risk. You keep the key, we deep
the box. 371!
For Salk 88-note Player Pi
ano, fancy mahogany case, fine
tone and action, latest improved
operating devices, never used, just
urrived from! factory. Inquire ol
The Bulletin, a7tf
The Plalnview school, between
Tumalo and Gist, will be taught
by Miss Berry of Sisters the com
ing year. There will be a sevfeu
months school beginning the first
Monday in October.
Bring your kodak films and
plates to us for development
Negatives selected and papers used
that will give - pleasing tones in the
prints. Skward & Cammku.,
opposite the Postofficc . 37tf ,
The Bend Bulletin will give a
copy of the, special Central Oregon
edition of the Portland Chamber of
Commerce Bulletin to all paying
overdue subscriptions before Sep
tember 15, as well as to new sub
scribers, tf
A. L- Campbell, C, G. Seward,
J. O, MacKay aud D. J. Robldeau
left Portland iu May for no ex
tended trip iu the Cascade moun
tains. They reached Bend last
week and the first two named con
cluded to go into the photograph
business here. The others have
gone to explore the southern
country aud will return to Bend
later.
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Gust Bartman, n Portland build
ing contractor, left Monday morn
ing for home after spending two
weeks visiting his daughter, Mrs,
II, J. Kgglcston. He will prob
ably return a little later this fall
and put up a buiding for his son-In-law.
Messrs. Baldwin & Gordon have
but on an auto stage line between
Bend aud Klamath Pall;. It is
largely for the accommodation of
travel from the south to the Walker
Basin reclamation project. Trips
are made scmi-wiekly according to
schedule appearing elsewhere in
this paper. "
For Salk Beginning Sept. 1,
1910, I will sell all roy farm ma
chinery and tools of all kinds, also
one tcMm of mares weighing 3400
lbs. and another team weighing
30oo lbs , together with harnesses,
wagons and buggies. Call at my
farm rj miles north of Redmond
Mat Kolkscii. it
Stravkd Two horses strayed
from the construction camp of
Bryan & Youngstrom near Bend
Sunday evening. One is a-bay,
weight 1800 pounds, star in fore,
head; one is a bay-roan, 1400
pounds. Finder will please return
to our camp and receive pay.
BRYAN Ct YOUNGSTROM. 37
Arthur Lattin, brother of M. S
Lattin nnd son-in-law of Moses
Niswonger of Bend, died last
Thursday morning at Hillsdale,
Mich. Elmer Niswonger left Sat
urday morning for Michigan to at
tend to the business affairs of his
sister, who will probably come west
with her three children and make
her home jn Bend.
. Seward & Campbell, photograph
ers from Portland, are establishing
themselves in rooms at the rear of
the Deschutes Bank, opposite the
Postofficc. Although adequate
pace for a well appointed studio,
such as they intend to open, is not,
at this time available, their present
quarters have been fitted up and
they are now prepared to take cab
iuet size portraits. They also do
general view work. 37
W. R. ELLIS
FOR
CONGRESS
"THE CANDIDATE WITH
EXPERIENCE."
Republican Candidate for
Kenormnation to Congress
before the Direct Primary,
Saturday, Sept. 24th, 1910.
Ten years experience on the floor
and in the committee rooms of
Congress,
Over 36 years residence in Ore
gon knows the needs of the peo
ple "nt first hand.
Is member of Ways and Means
Committee there is no better com
mittee assignment in the House of
Representatives.
Has secured three appropriations
for public buildings for -his district
in last two Congresses
The Second Oregontpistrict stood
at or near the head in the sums ap
propriated in the 1910 House bill
for its rivers aud harbors, (Si,8oo,
000 )
He has supported all progressive
administration measures; devoted
his KNTIRK time to, the promotion
of the interests of Oregon and the
upbuilding of tbeWest. By reason
of his large and favorable acquain
tance among the members of Con
grew he is in p position to continue
to do things for Oregon which NO
new man could do for many years.
Has at heart the interest of the
"old soldier;" always warmly sup
ported every bill introduced for the
relief of old velerans. During last
two. Congresses bos secured the
passage of numerous private bills
for helpless old soldiers and their
widows, and handled many hun
dreds of claims acted upon by the
pension department. Acts speak
LOUDKR THAN WORDS.
Why make any change in
your Congressman.
Settle It Now
Settle It Right
For constitutional amendment
giving to cities and towns
exclusive power to license,
regulate, control, suppress,
or prohibit the sale of intox-
icating liquors within the
municipality.
32s X Yes
ENDORSED BY
40,000 OREGON CITIZENS
Notice.
If you wish to have your ex
press and light freight come in
along with your letters and dally
papers, have it come in on the mail
Hne.Tiin Cornktt Staok &
Stadlb Co. 35tf
Violin Teechlnr.
I am prepared to give lsaons en.
the violin. Those Interested please
call or telephone.
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Hand us your subscription.
Members of The
BEND REALTY BOARD
REND TOWNSITB CO.
BUND RKALTY KXCHANOE"
J. L. BYRNE
CKNTRAkORE. REALTY CO.
CROOK COUNTY REALTY CO.
DESCHUTES REALTY CO.
J. A. EASTES
HOtfB LAND CO.
O. C. HENKLE
HOMESEEKERS LAND CO.
MERRILL-WILKINSON CO.
W. R. RILEY
BEND LODGE No. 139
A. F. & A. M.
Meets on Thursday on or
before the full moon of each
month. Visiting-brothers
always welcome.
J, O. DAVIDSON, B.ct. U.O.OOC. M.W.
Mrs. E. J. Herring
Facial Massage, Saaapeekg, Scalp
Treatment, Maaicariag
Manicure Articles, Marcel Cotnb. Ideal
llriubct. Skin Foul, Sanitary Hair Roll.
Dr. A. A. BURRIS. rTC!i
Ifnltr. Diu ItaccTufutljr Trtitrd
Wtthoal the Dw of Drag or Bargrry, by
tb Nttaral Mrtbo.lt uf llnllng-. Chioa.
" Ic tlt- a BpttUlljr. Contulutioa Frtr
Mrmbtt oftbr SUle and National Natarepath
Socirtjr.
Office In Johnson Bide Dnit. Orrion
Peter Lehrman
GENERAL HLACKSMITHING.
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
Corner Bond and Oregon Streets.
B. FERRELL
Physician and. Surgeon
Office orer.
Deschutes Banking and Trust Co.
Wall street, Bend, Or.
F. H. MAY
CIVIL JE.NGINEER
SURVEYOR
Bend. Oregon.
GEORGE S. YOUNG
CIVIL AND MINING ENQINEER
Bend, Oregon
C. S. BENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
orrics m first national bank bldo.
BKND, OREGON
yernon A. Forbes
LAWYER
i'lRST NATIONAL-BANK BLDO.,
BKND, ---'... OREGON
U. C. CO, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
OFFICH OVER FIRST NATIONAL UK.
Office Hour: 10 to I J a. ut.; I to 3 ami
7 to 8 p. m.
Bhnd, :- Oregon
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