BYRNE REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE
",S(lMpp
REALTY
Of All Kinds Bought, Sold and Exchanged.
We have a very extensive list of DESCHUTES
VALLEY IRRIGATKO LANDS.
Vc bring the Property Owners nud tbe Outside
Huvers together,
BYRNE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
Hotaling UUJk., Wall St., Betid, Ore.
ill
WHEN IN BEND STOP AT
THE PILOT BUTTE INN
Table always supplied with the bust that the town affords.
Neat and Comfortable Rooms. Bkkd, Orugon
Hotel Bend
Corner Bond and Oregon Sts.
AA1ERICAN PLAN
Rates $2 and $2.50 n Day
HUGH O'KANEjManager
Hotel Dalles
The Dalles, Oregon
You are cordially Invited to make TUB 1IOTBL DALLES your
resting place while waiting over betwren trains on your way to and
from Portland. New, thoroughly equipped, modern hotel; steam
heat, elevator; suites and rooms with baths. First class cafe. Rates
ranging from 50c and $1 upward.
Ideal Stopping Place Going to and from Central Oregon.
N. K. CLARKE, Manager.
BEND LIVERY, FEED &
STABLE CO.
J. If. WENANDY, Prop.
All kinds of light and heavy Livery.
FEED FOR SALE. HORSES FOR SALE.
Bond Street Bend, Oregon.
Bend Steam Laundry
The Very Best Modern Laundry Work
at Moderate Prices.
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S GARMENTS, ROUGH DRY,
40 CTS. A DOZ.
MRS. MAZO LOCKWOOD.
BEND HOSPITAL
Attending Physicians U. C. COE, B. FERRELL
M. ELLEN KERSHAW, Superintendant.
Graduate of St. Luke's Hospital, Chicago.
MRS. A. M. LUTES, Assistant,
Graduate of Columbus (Ohio) Training School.
Terms: $10 to $25 a Week, Payable Weekly.
There is a Nurse on duty at all times. No
extra charge made for night duty, unless in
extreme cases, when a special nurse is required
THE STORE OF QUALITY
S. C. CALDWELL, Prop.
Good Goods at the Price of the Other Kind
Hardware and Groceries, Stoves and
Ranges, Windows, Doors and Glass,
Roofing, Paints and Oils, Studebaker
Wagons, Gasoline and Auto Oils' of the
Best. Come'andsee us.
ier Aiune sis ttiiun ri-
No Confidence In the Wiley
UrooMyn Uxplorcr.
O'DONNELL BROTHERS
The reappearance of Dr. Fred
erick A. Cook, the North Pole
faker, in a magazine article seeking
to excuse himself lor his giiMtiilic
swindle, and also the recent devel
opment of the fact that Cook tlid
not make the usee nt of Mount Mc
Kinley, lit Alaska, as he repre
sented, recalls Unit a lie nil tiitin
was one of Cook's' party on the
Mount McKinley expedition. This
was John Dokkcu, who formerly
hud u homestead on the Tuuiiilo.
after completing which he spent
three years in Alaska, returning in
tqoS and last spring buying u
ranch between Sitters and Cliue
Falls, where he now lives.
Cook's article, "The Conquest of
Mount McKinley." in Harper's
Monthly for May, 1907, (the Mime
matter appearing subsequently in
book form) contained the following
reiereuce to Dokkcu:
As we crossed the river and jumped
the crevasses Dolcltiti detcloiwd (nine a
(ear ol the bottomless pits ami astit that
he would prefer nut to UUJt his life to
the security of his fooling. Dolckiu
was not needed ami Was sent back.
Dokken regarded this statement
as detamutory and at one time con
templated u damage suit against
the faker. He afterwards atcer
taiued (hat a judgment would be
barren and abandoned the idea.
John Dokken accompanied the
Cook party up the Susitua and
Cbulitua rivers as camp cook. As
the party struck off into the inte
rior toward Mount McKinley Dok
ken was sent back to maintain a
supply and reliel camp, with in
structions to resume the march ut
the end ol 10 days and meet the re
turning party at a designated pluce
He followed instructions, but the
Cook party was ahead of schedule
and met Dokken a day earlier than
had been calculated. Cook claimed
to have ascended to the summit of
Mount McKinley, but there was
not much open talk about it around
camp.
Cook paid Don ken lor ins
service by leaving him a lot of pro
visions at a lonely hut on the bank
of the Chulitna, where Dokkeu
spctit the winter of 10067, seeing
no human lace tor live motuu.-.
Game was scarce and as the arctic
winter wore on Dokken became
aware of the fact that scurvey was
creeping upon mm, tue cured
meats and vegetables not being suf
ficient to sustain health. After as
stduous hunting a ptarmigan was
shot, and it gave small relief. One
day, on returning from a hunting
expedition, Dokken found the
trail of a moose near 11 is camp
He followed it eagerly and after
proceeding some distance overtook
the beast and succeeded in killing
it. This gave him a supply ol
fresh meat and drove from camp
the spectre of scurvey, which Dok
ken had been facing for weeks.
The object of his stay in that re
mote spot was to prospect for gold,
but nothing worth while wus dis
covered aud he returned to civiliza
tion.
Dokken says that Cook's record
in Alaska did not commend him to
the people with whom he had deal
ings. One packer, after a rancor
ous dispute, sued Cook for several
hundred dollars and succeeded in
collecting his full claim, the outfit
sent by Cook's backer being suf
ficient to make the party financially
responsible. Dokken never had
confidence in either Cook's word or
his acts. Nothing about him was
definite and frank.
The (list Neighborhood.
Gist, Or., Dec, J Thanksgiving was
ushered in with a snowfall of about one
and a half inches in depth and It's try
ing hard to'increase that depth,
Sam Weil of Sisters killed a large
cougar within a short distance of his
house w Idle it was in the act of feeding
its young with porcupine, but the young
made their place of safety among the
cllfls before it was too late.
V. M. Phillips has sold blifarm to a
man from the Willanetto" valley, fJut lie
intends to remain ou the place until
spring'.
The Gibson family of The Dalles ore
visiting at W. IJ. Cafe's.
The Peterson brother! are grabbing
for Henry Fcliumacuer, When they get
through with hh.il .they will have
grubbed about 3G acres oil hi home
stead and desert laud.
JOTIOK FOR I'UHMOATION.
yMitmcul ufltif liilttlur, '
ll. 8. Laiul OllU-r at The ImIIm, Or , i
hrimtcr 14. iviu. I
Jolloe i htuhy ttln Uial .
Aim II Maikel. I
oar lwlontt-c mIiIicm l ttrmt. lr turn, illd, mi
Mttilav of I'ftuiiaiy. iuit, tile (u lliltuilltc
vm Ninitiiicnl ami Alicnluii. No ojtoM.tu
r lime the lin (' ' W. T I? H K II H .
,M.,aiitl Itir liuitirt llirlv.nl, limit, Itir lu-
luit.nf lilt act or lutir J l? mul act nmtml-
i), kmmii at llir "Tmilwr ami tttuur Law,"
null N.liif a. 111 In lit I IUrt liy aiialr-
lit, ami that. innaiil to am It application,
Inn. I ami timber lliritHiiitiatr twit aiialil
llmttrr r.llmatril n IxmhI Irtt al i a
M, ami the Uml fll i. that ald ntn
it will llt Ileal tti in u'"'l f hn nitl
.-..Ion ami twuill aWlelurtit ui. the fill itay ot
Drvriiitwr, igiu, larlutr II I' HUH. l S Coin
tul.tioner, at hl.ollU-r at Until oitli""
Ally petiMtii l al UUlly lo Hul?.t lhl ir
l'twc twhr rMlty. ut Intitule a nmtrtt al any
time IwltHe tuttriit Ittura, tiy III mi; ntwiula
tatnl altUlavll ttithtaullter lVlni; facta whkli
woulilttrlcat tlietiitry I
jW C W. MUOMK. Krslttrt.
NOTICE KOU I'UIII.ICATIUN.
tetliiirnl unite Inteiloe,
I' 8 Laiul Dltke al t.aVririew. llr .
Nov 11, iviu
Nulke la hcieliy Rlteit thai
Atla II Mllli,aii.
whiwe uatolnre aiMir. I. I'llnetltle, Ciwi
IMiiilv ill r ton tIM, "ii Hie 1MI1 la ui iHgu.t
im hie ill tTtlaolhtr Snntti stalrmriil ami A
(titration. No uttu? tumchaw iltetwi, hc .11.
I" 11 it K is Ii , W M atHllhr tnnb 1 Ihrtron
under the (nutlcton of the ail ( ititir i. lit;.
ml acta amemlatoiy, Viiokh a. lite Tliitlwi
tut Munr Law, al .ua'Ii lur a. hi 1 n i I 1m titnl
tir aialieut, aiit that pniaii'M IohIi
I'tlealion the Uml ami liml-et ihmoo have
irrll applal.nl al a total ul n- m th. Ilmlr
t.llMijtnl 61; ww iKMitt feet al I 1SVM H ami
the lmlij n 'hat aiktapplleanl nilloltr, Anal
pfvuf tit HpMHt of htt applk-atiuH ani .nuin
lilrmeut on the wth lay of Januaty, lull l-e
fete CwuiHiMkrtiei V J linlly, al ISIHcllk, tite-
Any peiMin t al lilwity to mHM Ihl. wr
iha. IxNiienitl), or inlitate a funle.1 at any
lime txCutr Hlenl tMiie., by IMIh a iwmlo
iateitalti.lalt In Ihl. ullice. alltiiim UeUwhKh
wuulil defeat the eHtiy
17 46 AKTill'KW (1MTI1S. KfiUler
NOTICK FOR PIUHjICATION.
Hepattnieiilfthe liiUtlor.
f S Laud UllWe al The IMlte. Or .
Nue. 14, iviuw
Nolle It heieby len that
Halph A Doun.
ur.tvinc tm.baml of Tina Dunn, fornteily
Tina SfcaWotk. tteceatetl. of Heud. iHeiiini
who. on Novemlr t. lv"5 maile home
lend entry N. UJN (ftetlal No ojm. '
hcU twU. nl. Hi, See I. T IS H K. 11
U. kmtlolj S T H,H oil W M
hat Bled nolke of InleHlkMi to make Snal
flte-year Irol, la etuMt.h ctalm to the land
atwvtiletctibni. teffe II. C Kiln, V H Com
mlukiaer. at HenJ, l)ieoii, 041 the olhiUyW
December. tlo
CUtmant uimii at wltnetwt lltl M Ar
nM ao.l John fefiUMin o( I'llneeilte Otttvtt.
and lllto H WiImhi and Cota A Ulutleihoot. of
Hem, Ofeuou.
14 V W MIKIHK. Meil.let.
Notice of I'lnnl Settlement.
N'olke It hereby len by the uJrtli(Mrl thai
he hat made ami Bird with the Clelk of the I
Ceonly vihiiI of Civuk Cvwuly, (HegoM. hit RimI
arciunt at Admlnl.iralvr ut the Kwale of IIII.M I
"tcull, ilntiwl r.klnn lhal mM Anal aeeuonl
be Mttie.1 and allownl and that the Admlnl. :
tralor ami hit tHtdtmen be itlrl. ami taMt
CouHly Court bat aet MotKtay. the iml day of
January, lull, at l octoik a m , at the County
toult roam In I'rlueville. IHejon. at the tlMe
and place at whkh any irwu lntere.te.l In i
tald etlale may appear and olrret lotbetettle
nent and allowance of takl Rnal aevouHl I
WII.UIAM W OkCUTT, I
Admlnlitraloroflhe It.taieut Ittleu Oreutt.lie-
ceatetl. -! I
NOTICK FOR riJMIilCATION.
Department of Ihe Interior. ,
V. 8. fcaud OOke at The Ilallet. Or .
October t), luia. J
Notice It hereby lenlhat- I
Oeorse W hhrmer, '
of llend, Oregon, who, on Mtreh lh, ivt, made
HotnctlcadNo afc,i,for.w mV. "Vi twl Hec.
IS and e(sn Me io.T h.K 11 It . W SI .
hat flint notice of Intention to make anal Com
mutation proof, to otaMl.h etalm to the land ;
t,..Yrilr-iltrl Ltfotr II C Kill., t' S I'lHaWI.
loner, at liltorhee. at llud, Oregon, on the 1 jib
day of December, Iota.
Claimant name a. wltnetwt.
Jimet l hawhlll, Mllllaml' Vamleverl. Ct
II. Allen, Diet T. Thol.irnp. all of Hewl, Oieicon.
jift C. W WllOKK, Ke(i.ler.
NOTICK FOR I'UlililCATlON.
Deoaitment ol tht Inlerwr
U S. Land OS al The Dalle. Or.. 1
Oetebef Jl, llo.
Ntke la hereby len that-
(.curse w t.aiet, 1
f Head. Orcfon, who, on Notember ijth. !.
made liome.le.il No 147V (fcettal No tut.)
lor teja twj .w4 h "w w .rn
M, T w H . K It It , W M . hat ftU.t noslceof In
tentlofltomake final Ate year woof, to etlaMlth
claim to the land above dltUd, before II C.
Iftllt.U S. Commltakmcr, at hit elfcte at liend,
Urrjon, on the IJIh day ol December, lM.
r.tlmaul name, at wltneuet
fred A. Hheiwul.t, Hkrharil Klor. Sr , I. An
thony Mitchell. V. O. Minor, all of Heml. re-
on. IMJj
C W. MOOKK, Krgltter.
NOTICK FOR PUI1LICATION.
Department of the Interior,
U S Land Olbcc at l.akeeiew. r.,
Nttke It hereby steen that
Nell
Nov J, lvl.
Hie hhuili.
of Holland, Oreyou, lo. nu March Ji. IV7.
maue liome.ieau eniry, nt 017.J ivnnvjM,
w HeK. te awK M I, T iiH.H 10 It
M , hat hlMl notice of Intention to make I'ltttl
eommutatlon proof, to r.laull.h claim to Ike
land above devtlbnl, before Commtloner II
C Klllt, at liend, Oresou, ou the IJIh lUyoi
December, lia.
Cl.luiaut uHflll wllne..
n. W Tllplelt and William Vamleyert, ol I
Heml, Oreuon, awl William KerlnnhaHi and W, I
O I'ordhaui of Kotand, lireicon
JS-4D AKrilL'K W. IIHTON. Kenliter,
Members of The
BEND REALTY BOARD
HEND TOWNSITK CO.
BEND REALTY EXCHANGE
J. h. HYUNE
CENTRAL ORE. KKALTY CO.
CROOK COUNTY REALTY CO.
DESCHUTESflREAI.TY CO
J. A. EASTES
HOME LAND CO.
O. C. IIENKLE
HOMESEEKERS LAND CO.
MERRILL-WILKINSON CO.
; W. R. RILEY
UNION MARKET
It is time to take that suit over
to The Peerless; Pressing Parlors
and have it made new again, stf
BKND LODGE No. 139
A. F. & A. M.
Meets on Thursday 011 01
before the full moon of each
mouth, Visiting brothers
always welcome.
J, O. DAVIDSON, Sacy. U.O.OOE, M.W.
ttS?
Leave your subscriptions for
All Magazines
ut tbe Library and let tbat
institution get tbe benefit.
SATHER
THE STORE THAT SAVES
YOU MONEY.
We have all the
SUPPLIES
You will need for the winter
ORDER. YOUR
Christmas Supplies
now, while tho roads aro passable.
HEAVY SHOES
CLOTHING
AND COATS.
E. A. SATHER
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
BEND, OKIEOON
$50.00 Down
$50.00 Down
Choice Residence
Lots in
Aubrey Heights
$50.00 NOW
BALANCE LIKE RENT
Tho Future Residcnco District
of Greater Bend.
Contracts are let for several houses to bo
built immediately.
Deschutes Realty Co.
STAR BAKERY
FRESH BREAD
Pastries, Rolls, etc.
MEALS
At ReK"lr Hours
Furnished Rooms
MRS. NELLIE WRIGHT
CANDY, FRUIT,
M. J. KELLY
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TOBACCO
Dnvics Building, Wnll St.,
UI2ND, OKQUQN I
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