Crescent
UK JUNCTION CITY.
SiLuiitcri'jSO miles south of llond, on the Oregon
Trunk Kitilroml and on the Natron Ctit-oH of the
Southern Paeilie, Cresent oilers CJrcat Investment
Harains. Special Inducement ior Husiness Men
and Home Makers. iVutomohile Service from Hend
LOTS ON EASY T 12 K M S
Sec L. L. FOX, licucl Affent
Central Ore. Improvement Co.
L. P. WAKHI'IIILI), MniinKcr, Crescent, Oregon.
DESCHUTES
Addition
Adjoins Bend on the south.
Most beautiful residential sec
tion in Bend.
REASONABLE PRICES
Also Some Choice Business Lots.
Timber Lands Bought nnd Sold.
HUNTER & STAATS
WALL STREET, UEND, OR.
O'DONNELL BROTHERS I
UNION MARKET I
candyTfru
JiRSfB lOBnCCL I
(Al I kTJI I V UnvlesHulldlnjr.WnllSt.,
A. D. MOE, The Tailor
Hits received n full line of
Fall and Winter Samples
Suits iiiiulc to order from $15 00 up. Cull nnd
see the samples before buying elsewhere. Cbsin
hit; Hiid pressing Riven special attention.
Shop on Bond St.
A. l. FRENCH
uic y'Lens Uoqcery -
M K R C II A N T TAILORING A 3 1'BCIALT V
My business is increasing. I have had to
increase my stoic and stock and have
just received n ntll line of Shoes, Wool
Underwear, Cout Sweaters, etc., and the
snappiest line of Hats ever shown in
your city.
RIQHT PRICES
RIQHT QUALITY
HM
WHEN IN BEND STOP AT
THE PILOT BUTTE INN
Table always supplied with tho best that the town affords.
Neat and Comfortable Rooms. Bhnd, Orhqon
THE PRIZE PRESENT.
It Wss ths O.m of ths Wedding Gifts
Hs Attursd th Orlcf.
Ilorod, iinsponknhly Itored. hn found
himself In iIih room where (lie jtlfls
went displayed, Hut I lieu ho iiiIkIiI
ns well lo licrit ns nn plneo elm, he
nrKued, for everything rutniiflrtl Willi
(i weddltitf wild a lion. I1U Knru wun-Uri-d
listlessly over Iho collection iif
sllror, men I forks. Mil kIiism iM-rry bowls
iiii onyx clock till It fell mi 11 fiiilcd
lllllii old .liipiiiicHo print iiIiihmI lilililfii
behind n IiIiI'iiun rlniflnK dlsli thai
looked mt If It might lnm been hand
ed down by the clirf dwellers.
In another moment he was before
It, tliiKllnsr with nxclienicnl. tho spirit
of " collector rnmpniit.
"An Utansiro, stiro ns you'm nllrel"
ho exclaimed, lookltiK about for mime
ono with whom to share ills Joy. Any
hody would do, no he ttipped n stranger
on tho shoulder mid announced with
(ho nlr of ri'iHirthiff (ho dlsrowy of n
diamond mine, "lt' nil Utamaro, the
real thlnitr
"A iwhatr naked llm man, ndjtintlnc
Ida glasses.
"It Is by Ulnmnro, (lie master of
Japanese artists," ho answered us he
fled In search of his wife. Him would
understand, "To think of-wasting II
on (hone donkeys who won't know ll
from n signboard!" he crumbled.
Ho found her shaklw: hand with
tho bride, so ho rushed up and nint'
tho clrl'a hand enthusiastically, "I
tiavc Just been admiring that (wachy
Utamaro!" ho exclaimed excitedly.
"A peachy Utamaro: What's that?"
nskiM) (tin bride, mystified.
"That rare old Japanese print up
there. It's tho com of your wholo lay
out."
"Ohr exclaimed tho brldo faintly,
looking a ditto queer, so he thought,
as alio turned to greet another guest.
As his wlfo draceed him nwny be
demanded to know what Iho dickens
was tho matter with that Utamaro.
"It wns our present to them," she
moaned. "I didn't dare tell you. You
would haro wanted ll for your collec
tion.'1 Ins Angeles Times.
A BOSTON LANDMARK.
Tin Orsuhopptr Wssthsr Vans Psreh
d Atop Fsnsull Hill.
Perched on tho cupola of Fnneull
hall Is a grasshopper weather ratio
which Is not only ono of tho oldest
raues In the country, but U famous
as tho product of ono of America's
earliest woodcarrers and artisans,
Bbcm Drowno of Boston.
Drowue's shop was on Ann street In
tho north end.
Of the many ranes ho tnado onty
threo aro now known to bo In ex
litence tbo ono on tho Bbepard Me
morial church In Cambridge, which
formerly was on tho steeplo of the
New Brick church on Ilanorer street
Id this city and known as the rerenge
rane: the ono Id the collection of the
Massachusetts Ulntorlcat society, a rel
ic of tho old Boston prorlnce bouse,
and Iho one on l-'aneutl hall.
This grasshopper of copper. hammer
Mi out by hand, has large glassy eyes,
which In the sunlight shlnv like fire.
It wan made In 17-12 at the order of
I'eter Faneutl when the hall, his glfl
lo I he town, was Hearing completion.
It has not, bnwerer, lived a life of
unbroken pence, for several times It
has beeu near destruction. In I'M
when Boston was shaken by an earth
ipiake. the rane fell to the ground, hut
ofier being supplied with a oew leg by
Iho son of Iho man who made ll It was
replaced.
Five years later Faneull hall was
seriously damaged by fire, but the
vane remained linnet, and when Hit
hall wns rebuilt the grasshopper was
once mure given the place of houor,
Another disaster befell It when In
ISSU n flag was being raised lo cele
brate the anniversary of the evaeua
Ion of iho city by the British. The hop
per hopped to tho street below. But
In n few days It hopjsl right twu-k
igaln, and there It has remained ever
ilnce, with tho exception of an oecn
iloual removal for repairs, Boston
tllobo.
Whn Solid Iron Flosts.
Experiments have shown lha If a
ball of solid Iron be lowered Into o
mass of llipild Iron by means of a
metal fork the ball at drst sinks lo
Iho bottom with the fork, but that In
i few seconds It will leave the prong
and rise o the surface, where It eon
Unties to tlotit until It melts. Tho ris
ing Is explained by the expansion of
tho ball, duo to heating, whereby It
becomes, hulk for bulk, less dense than
tho molten metal.-Ht. Umts Ilepubllc.
Kipling's Corncob,
"Dd Kipling ever steal ono of my
corncob pipes!" said tho Into Mark
Twain once.
"Never, unit If ho says so he's wrong.
Ho tried to steal ono lnit fulled; then
ho tried to steal another, but I pre
vented tho theft and gave It In him.
probably tho ouly plpo that Kipling
over gut bouest ly."
Thrift.
An economical uousewlfo urnnk a
quantity of sliver nitrate by mlstiiko
1'ho doctor, who had been hastily sum
motied. ordered largo drafts of tho
white of eggs lo be administered
"Mory, Mnry," murmured the almost
uneousclous patient, "savo tho yolkr
for puddings!" Buceess Magnxluo.
Ths Chsmplon.
"By tho wuy," coutlnued tho neai
sport, "who s tho lightweight cham
pion of America V
"It Is still n matter of doubt," an
swered tho wlso guy, '"Homo claim
tho tltlo for ho coal dealer, whllo oth
ers say tbo Iceman Is entitled to 1C"
Chicago News.
POWDER AND GUNS.
Cvldsno That Tiny Wsrs Usd Long
Osfors (ho Chrlttlsn Crs,
There Is abundant evldeiieo (lint the
origin of gunpowder and artillery
goes far back In tho dim ages of the
past.
The Hindoo code, compiled long be
fore Iho Christian era, prohibited the
milking of war with eminou mid
guns or any kind of tlri-srins. gulntus
I Urdus Informs it Uihi AlexsHder
(he (I rent met with lire wi-Npoim In
Asia, and I'lilNolniliis wiys tlmt Alex
ander's conquests were arrested by
the use of gmiK)wder. It Is nlo
written I hut thime wlso men ln llted
In Iho rllles of tho (liiuyo "over
threw their enemies with temiiewt
and thunderbolts shot from I lie
wulls." Julius Afrleiinus mention-!
shiMitlng powder In i In- yi-ar ''iVi. It
wn lined In (he slet-e of Constantino
ple In (VIS. by llm Arabs In ijxi. nt
Tln-Kxaloulen III IKI, lit the siege of
Belgrade In 107.1. by tho Creeks In
naviil buttle In I00S. by the Aralm
against the Iheiinns In 11-17 and nt
Toulouso In 1'JIH.
It apiK-nrs to bare tieen generally
known throughout civilized Kuropo as
early as I.TW, mid soon theresfter It
imide lis way Into Ituglatid, where It
was mmiufiieiiireil during the reign
of KIImiIicIIi, and t learn Unit n
few arms ere Msewil liy the Kug
llsh In 1.110 and that they were iied
at Iho buttle of Crecy In 131U.
Casslcr's Magazine.
SHERIDAN'S RUSE.
It Ssttlsd ths Drsmallst's Account
With His Wins Msrchsnt.
It Is related of Itlehard Brlusley
Khrrldau. the drnmntlst mid staiesmsu,
that, uhvuys In debt, he hud among
his creditors the brothers Challe, who
wcru tho iiartners In a wlno tlrtn In
1775.
One day when he wns giving n din
ner party to some distinguished people
Kherlduii sent for ono of the brothers,
told blm be was now nble In settle his
account and Invited him to the dlnuer
party, asking him to come In-fore the
hour for some private conversation.
Challe arrived early, nnd he was no
sooner In the house than Kherhlan sent
off n servant with a note to (he clerk,
desiring him, as Mr. Challe was fa
vorlng blm with bis couisiuy, to send
as soon as possible three dozen of
burgundy, (wo dozen of claret nud two
dozen of port, with u dozen of old
bock.
Tho unsuspecting cleric sent the
wlue, with which tbo guests were so
pleased that they asked where It came
from. Bberldan, turning toward Challe.
said, "1 am Indebted (o my friend here
for all (he wlue you have tasted and
am always proud to recommend hint."
It was not until tho following morn
ing that Challe realize! the double
meaning In Sheridan's words. The
debt was canceled.
A Qussr Flih.
A male llsh which hatches the ymine
of Its mate Is the Chromls pater
familias. It Is found In the like
of Tiberias, I'alestlue. Strange to
say, this Industrious fish hsteb.-s Its
young In Its mouth. When the female
has spawned In tho sand, the nutle
approaches and draws the iiuss Into
bis gills, wherv they remain until
hatched, when they strangle out ol
their confinement Into tbo parent's
mouth. As many as 'JOO perfect
young are sometimes found In the
mouth of an adult male. How the
flsh manages lo feed Itself without
swallowing the young Is a mystery.
The grown flsh Is about seven Inches
long and one and three-quarters wide.
Its back Is olive green, shot with
blue, and the belly la silver white,
market! with green and blue. Near
ancient Caperuntim some hot springs
form a small Btream which runs Into
(ho lake, and It Is In these warm
waters that the chromls abounds.
No Common Dog.
Ocntlemnu (to dog dealeri-I gave
you n high price for this dug, last week
because you warranted It to bo n good
bouso dog. My bouse wus brdVen
Into last night, nud tho dog never even
barked.
Dog Dealer-No, sir; I quite believes
yer. Mo was loo busy looklu' for Ihe
burglars, so as (o be able to Identify
'em, to even think or barklu'. If you
was out with this 'ere dog nud was to
meet 'cm burglars he'd "know 'em In
a minute, lie ain't no common barklu'
dog; he's a reg'ler 'lectlvo nn worth
'U weight In gold, ho ls.-1-oudon
Answers.
Not Hr Fault.
Mrs. Lapsllug was expressing her re
gret that she bad becu nimble on ac
count of llluess to bo prcseut nt the
funeral of u neighbor.
"1 always feel," sho said, "that I
ought to attend tbo obloquies of a
Irloud. but I Just couldn't go,"-Chlca-go
Tribune.
Inhsrltsd,
"And now." anld I'rofessor I-ong-hunter
as ho greeted llcury I'eck,
"what shall wo niako of your little
boy a lecturer? Ho baa n alncero taste
for It."
"I know be has," replied tho malo
parent. "Ho Inherits It from his moth-er,"
Dividing Hsr Wslnht.
"Don't statu! ou that dellcnto table to
bang the picture! Murthn. It'll break.
Vou'rotoo heavy."
"Oh. no, I'm not. mum. It'll bear
me. I'm standing ouly on ono foot."
FOUR HORSE LIVGRV.
SADDLE HORSES.
Bend Livery, Feed & Stable Co.
J. II. WENANDV, Prop.
AIX KINDS OP LIGHT AND IIBAVY
LIVERY
Also HAY, OATS. BARLKY, WHEAT. CHOP WHEAT,
MIAN AND MIDDLINGS.
All Orders promptly Delivered. Order by Phone No. 18.
Horses Bought and Sold. Light and heavy Horses for Sale.
Wo aro Inclined to bellovo In those
whom wo do not know because they
tiovo never deceived u3.-jQb.n8on,
FARM AND CITY PROPERTY, ACREAGE,
HOMESTEAD LOCATIONS,
TIMBER LANDS. o
See Us For Bargains
in Real Estate
The Home Land Company
OF BEND, OREGON
W. VV. ORCUTT, Manager
Write Us For
Reliable Information
I We advertise extensively-nll over the United States
nnd consequently get many inquiries from prospective
buyers. List your lands with us. Wc can sell for you.
"F Conic to see us when you are in town.
Hotel Dalles
The Dalles, Oregon
You sre cordially invited to mkeTHB 110TKL DALLBS your
resting place while waiting ovrr between trains on your way to snd
Troui i'urlland. New, thoroughly equipped, modem hotel; it cam
best, elevator; suitrs snd rooms with baths, l'irst class cafe. Kates
ranging from 50c and ft upward.
Ideal Stopping; Place Going to and from Central Oregon.
N. K. CLARKE, Manager.
The Bend Machine Shop
HENRY LINSTER. Prop.
: REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
, We hnve Milling Machine, Lathe,
Drill Press Vulcanizer, etc , etc.
1
Automobiles, Farm Implements, Sawmill
Machinery, etc.
Agency for
JACKSON AUTOMOBILES
The best on the market.
Gasoline and Lubricating Oils.
Vulcanizing a Specialty.
J. II. WENANDY
UUND OR.
F. L. BUNTEN
SHANIKO, OR.
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Central Oregon Automobile Company
WENANDY-BUNTEN AUTOMOBILE CO.
DAILY AUTOMOBILES
between Shaniko, Madras, Redmond and Bend and all
interior points, For further information write
Central Oregon Automobile Co.
Seo HI2NRY SCHP.WfiL, Uen Agent
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE
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