immifc niiiimmu man
jiii"- .. ...-. ,-..,
ALL HELPS BEND
LOCAL MERCHANT TALKS CEN
TRAL OREQON IN SEATTLE.
A.M. Lntt Oct lloostlnj: lnterlev
In Sound City Paper nnJ Ua Se
attle Special StnrtcU for
UenJ Depot.
"When the Oregon Trunk Railway U
finlthetl to Bcntl, In Crook County, Ccn
tral Oregon, the people of Iteml want
special twin run from Seattle to cele
brate the opening to trartic of the great
undeveloped empire to be tappcl by the
Hill line," ay A. M. Ura, of Hetul.
son of M. Lara, well known local cap.
italut Mr. Lara i in Seattle on a iiit
to his paremt.
"The llelict bunch lon In Central
Oregon It marie up largely of Seattle
people," Mid Mr. Lara. "McOraw, Kit
tinger& Caie, haa a townstte enter
prise at Crater, lixty mile south of Iteml
and other Seattle men are interested in
Crook County and in general in the open
ing up of the vast resource of Ceutial
Oregon "
"We expect to tee the firat train ocr
the Oregon Trunk system pull into Beud
June I. Bend It the center of activity
and interest in that section. It will be
the terminus of the new Hill road for
tome years to come. After reaching
Bend, the Oregon Trunk will be extend
ed gradually eastward opening up a Cue
country between Bend and the western
boundary of Idaho."
Mr. Lara said that the Beud Commer
cial Club list advanced the proposition
that the first train to run into that city
cv.t the Ote cn Tmnk be compoted of
an excursion from Seattle and he hopes
to awaken Interest in the project while
in this city.
Evary Cit at Qsod.
At a German watering plare some
years ago an American with his wife
and flf teen-yea r-old son was staying
at a bote! where a ficrrnan nobleman
appeared at dinner one evening with
Jbls coat liberally sprinkled with dec-
vS.ONT.5
"J BEX TOO WEAR DlCOn.4TIO.fH ALSO.'
orations of various size. The boy.
who had often soken to the man.
asked. "What are those things for?"
and received the sneering answer.
"Thoso are decorations not for Amer
leans."
Next evening the boy came to din
ner wearing several medals on bit
Jacket and succeeded In having them
noticed by tho man of the orders,
who asked: "I see you wear decora
tions also. What are they?" "This
one." be said. "Is a bicycle prize, this
one our school pin. this one our ball
club, and they're Just ns good as your
Dutch kind." New York Tribune.
Everybody Ata Royal Hamt.
"The most successful 'swindles,"
said James II. Kcene at a dinner at
Saratoga during tho races, "are those
that bare a basis of honesty. It's
like tho story of King Edward's pigs.
"At Sandrlngham you know. King
Edward raised prized swine, prize bul
locks and all manner of fancy lire
stock. Well, there was a fashionable
west end butcher who bought all the
king's fat swine every year at a sim
ply enormous price, and a reporter
said to this butcher one day:
"flow can you afford to pay such
prices for the royal swine?
"Well, you see.' said tho butcher,
with a wink of the eye. Mho king's
pigs hare such a lot of legs!"
H Was Losing Money.
A pair of preliminary tighter. Mar
ty Allen and Tltr. Morrissey by nntne.
met at one of the clubs not long ago
Mr. Morrbwey had hurdly swung ut
Mr. Allen before he lauded flunh on
the Jaw. A pivot tooth Unit Mr
Allen had Just paid $12 to have set In
place was knocked loose. Mr. Allen
swallowed It.
"Oo easy on that side, cull," snld
Mr. Allen honmely. " just puld $.v
for brldgenolk on me Jowr."
Mr. Morrlssey grinned viciously and
came In swinging like a gate. Ills
mltla found Mr. Allen'K valuable Jaw
und lotweni'd that fifty Ave dollar
bridge. Mr. AUeu slipped to the floor
and begun to take the count.
"Hit up, you pup!" shrieked his man
ager "Ytittse nln't holt."
"I know I nln't holt." said Mr. Al
len, beginning lo untie bis gloves.
"Out I stand to loose $55 wort' of tcet'
and I only get 'J12 for go In' on dls
bout. Ik dst business?" Cincinnati
Times-Star.- &
ft
(Sjpj'
The
Scrap Book
Ha ObiarvVl.
"He observing, my mm," anld n fa
ther to hi boy. ''Cultivate the Imblt
of swing, ninl you will bo n mteccwfttl
runn. Don't go through tin world
bloiully. I.enrn to 110 your vyv
Hoys who tire observant know n grvnt
deal more than those who nrv not."
Willie ll-Mrmil In alienee.
Several days later when the entre
family, collating of hlsi mother, it
and uncle, wvro preacnt his father
aul:
"Well, WMIe, have you kept utrinc
your eye, tta I rulvltM you to do?"
Willie nodded and after a moment's
hesitation anld:
"I've seen a few things about the
house. Uncle Jlm'a trot a bottle of
hair dye hid under his bed. Aunt Jen
nle'i gut an extra ret of teeth In her
dresser, ma's got some lota of false
hair In her bureau drawer, and you'vo
got o pack of cards, a box of poker
chips and a box of dleo behind the
books In tho bookcase."
At Parting.
Until ws meet again! That Is tho mean
ing Of tha familiar worJa that men repcM
At partlnc In th atreoU
Ah. yes. till thrn. but whtn death. Inter
vfiilnr, nenda ut aaundor with what caielraa
pain
Wa wait tor thra acalnl
Tha friends who leave ut do not feel tha
orrow
Of partlnc aa w feel It who mutt atay,
Lamenting day by day
And knowing whan wa wax upon tho
morrow
Wa shall not find tn Ita accustomed
place)
Tha one loved face.
Loncfellow.
Knew What to Do.
"I bopo It will be a long time before
I hare such another test applied to my
honesty." a downtown merchant re
marked ns be returned from waiting
on n customer.
"What was the troublo!" asked his
partner.
"Those near wool suits. An old fel
low came In Just now and asked mo
the price of one.
" 'Seven dollars.' I told htm.
" 'Speak louder." he said, holding his
hand behind his ear. So I yelled.
Seven dollarsr
"'Eleven dollars! Too much! I'll
give you 5t)r ho replied.
Ills partner looked at the speaker In
alarm.
"You-er-of course you did tho right
thlngr
"I guess you can depend on mo to
do the right thing," was the haughty
retort. Then bo paused. "Tou'd bet
ter get some dollar bills when you go
to the bank." ho remarked. "I Just
gavo an old fellow our last ono tor
changer' llarpcr's Magazine.
Easily Plaatsd.
A young Lithuanian called at the
marriage license offlce In Chicago with
bis bride recently, but a llcenso was
refused on account of the bride's ten
der years, she being only fifteen. The
lover was crestfallen for a Jew mo
ments; then bis faco cleared, and be
left with the remark that bo would
return shortly.
The clerk supposed that be would
show up with the bride's parents. In
an bdur he again presented himself
at the counter with another glrL
Metropolitan Magazine.
In an Awful Hurry.
"Uncle Chet" Thomas was driving
a particularly fine looking horse down
the street one day. It was n deep bay,
bad lots of action, carried n high bead
and wns nn all around "good looker."
A friend watched the horse for quite
rwhlle and When Uncle Chet got
closeenough to near him said: 'That's
a mighty nice looking horse you got
there. L'ucle Chet. Want to sell him?"
"Well." said Uncle Chet. "I haln'l
huntln' a buyer, but I would tako two
fifty fer him." "How fast can he
trot?" was asked. "Well, he can trot
a mile In three minutes without any
trouble." said Undo Chef. Bo tho fel
low bought blni.
The next morning tho raow owner
rame back to Unite Cbet anil told him
that he had tried the horse out thor
oughly, hud taken him out to tho fair
ground, had warmed blm up and
cooled hint down u half dozen- times,
and the best ho could get out of blm
wns a mile In four minutes. Uncle
Chet thought for n moment and then
suld. "Well, you must be In an awful
burry If you can't wait a minute."
Kunsas City Journal.
Ha Cam by Freight.
Big Dill Edwards was bom In Lisle,
au upstate town In A'ew York.
When big I1IJI was llttlo Hill a vil
lage character ran amuck through tho
place one afternoon, and the vlllacu
constable arrested him. There was no
caluboose In Lisle, and the constable
locked his prisoner In a convenient
freight car that stood on tho aiding.
When the man awoko next mornlni?
ho was halfway through t'cnnsylranla
n bis way to New York. It wns a
through freight, and ho never did get
out until be landed In the yards in
Jersey City, nor did ho ever return to
Lisle.
Tho Incident made a deep impres
sion on mil's mind, and be decided to
travel himself some day. Ho did, and
eventually he landed ns boss of ha
street cleaning department in New
York, Tho first man wbo applied t
him for a Job was tho hero of tho
freight car adventure.
"Hollo. Illll!" said he. "now did
you get awuy from Lisle?" Did Uiey
lock you In a freight car too?" Satur
day Evening Post. i
NOTICK FOR PUlUilCATlON.
miMMKimt of e Inttilor.
I' 8 Uiul UltWt.nl Tltt DAllr. tlttgoll,
DtMiutxr wth, 191a.
Nutli-v l tilcl III- Hint
ttatt tl IttHiatoii,
ur Html. DrrKun, who, mi iKIubtr mil, twS,
mail tmmr.trail rutty. Nil uiyi.1 for liH HtHi
nilil ur'i in'( HtilUMl Ij, limn.lilii ij (oUi,
Halitit If Kail, Wtlamctlr MtllOMtt, hat tltol
miller uf uildtlloti to make I'liiat CummiitalUm
I'luof. In lallll claim t thr land aliir if
ctilir.1, txtiitc II v. Wlla I' 8 CtinimlMlimtr,
I hi. older, at ll ml, titrgvu, nil Ihr.tlttiU) ut
January. Wl.
CMmmil namnn. wltn.... John)' Young,
MIkU II ti)iiMHi, ttlnitr J Mcttill, nml W H)
WilkliiMtti, nil ut ilttnl, uiruoii
(JIT t. W MOOHtt. RruMar.
NOTICK VOW. 1'UULICATION.
lKttii.riit tr thr IntrtUtr.
II ,H Uiul Otmv at Thr Hallta, Or
IKv. 11 110.
Nntttt U hrirliy t lini thul Cbr.tn II Maikrl,
whtM. tHxtothfraiKlKM l llilrr 1'iiLn, Moti
tnmt.UM mi Ihr 41. 1 day ill Nuttmlwi, win,
tilt III (hi. w unotM ilatcmntt ami ai)iHa
lion, No of?ti. to (Hiuhsw Hie 4 nrii Wc
). r ITS.K it It . W M , ami llirtimlHrr
lliettou, uixltl tlir itiirliUHi of th .t of Iiihc
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Vlliilxt unit Muur liw, ' it kikIi Iii
Hillihl tx 6kl It) M'lwM.tMflit, ami tlut (Hit
uut loKHilt lirttoii tin: lml aiulllmlHt
liurroit natc ikiii puim.cii, inc iiniiMrr r.11
malfUltuwu IikI lt nl iy)wrM nml thr
I Unit ww. II at W i'iIUnl tilll 01U' Iliinl
louf 111 ttiMt uf hl ni!!ivUoti mut woin
.utrmrnl on Ihr ijth liny of Mnli, iii, t
lotr Ihr Krnlt ihI NuiHH ut ihr U h l.lul
IHlKv. M I nt IWII, oukuii
Any iirirwii I. at llbtt ta mttt tltt mf
khK'tnft mil) or iKittstc nwlnt at it)
I lime Iwti.tr (Mlcnl lours ly flll a cottirn
Maml mitUm 111 thi oMivt, alii vls fcvl
1 whKh ivtwluililriii lh rtitty
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lrMttiiriil ut tlir ttilcrlur,
V 8. Uml Ulfivf at Th Dallra, (It ,
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uf l',hiflU,iliri!un, wliu, mi iktiibr H Ivi;,
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. ildl.Uat, lilm tn ll lallt.l alu.iu alakau alaaaal . lu
ssaalll in nia in hi w--i ii-i ivs-.fi -.
Lite Wartrn llrtiwn. Cuililly Cletk, at lilultii,
al liliirlllc. IMtsun. mi the IMh day uf filiiu
aty. .
V.UUIUHI names wltutawa Wltllam t.l
ftiiH, 0oit M Cudittt ami Unity A IV.U.
uf l'tliirlll, Uitnuu, ami ) II Hiamauf liliai.
IftU, ,JTKlli
4-4V V W 9KHIHII KIRI.IH
Memtcrs of 'I lie
BEND REALTY BOARD
HKNR TOWN'SITH CO.
IJHNM) KKAI.TY KXCIIANCU
J I.. UVKNK
CKNTRAI. ORK. RKAITY CO.
CROOK COUNTY RUAt.TY CO.
DHSCHUTHS RKAI.TV CO
J. A. KASTKS
HOMK LAND CO.
O. C. 1IUNKI.K
HOMKSKKKKRS LAND CO.
MHRRM.I.-WU.KINSON CO.
V. R. RII.KY
OFFICIAL I3IRKCTORY.
UNITHII STATUS
. . William II Tafi
fltaklftit
Vk-t'ltldt ,
STttaf y ut Mil.
Srctalaiy el Tlratury
laiy uf Inlrilur .
htrUlr uf War
JaniMH hhrlliMH
PhltaixUr C Kiii.
. I'tauklln MaiVr-
M It Mut A lUlliHiii
J M IwklnM
liiM.t Mm L Mttti
Srvttlaiyol Nay
iictaty of Cmuhiiick and toUw-ClHiilw Nai
rwinKt ixntrai. . . .i-ianan iimmn.
Attuiucy lncfal -.Uruigc W. WMkH.lua.
StcrtUiyof Asticultutc. - James Wilaon
v s. 1H.1.M jd.. . ... j siE,,'1 w:r ""
0 S, Allornry .... . Jhn MiCwtit
V Mar.baf .... ,K. B Cww. tt
INMtniaiUT at llvtKl .. ..........l O. Ml
U. li. Cuuiiululoucr at !lil...-ll .. IWt.
UTATU
r.ovtmer ... O w
tvreittaiy ut Stale . . . V. W. Mn. H
Traurr ... - -.. -.- "'
Atluruty f.eoetal A. M. Ctawlasd
abt. IMWtc luttiiuttoa. . .. . AMcfnH
Mall rtlntn . . W. S iwi""!
talry and fowl CommlMloinr - -J. W lull, y
CuniralMloBcrof Labur blallill . I Hurt
tTINM K fcpitljuli
Clyde U Allihlavtt
Miller
I'.ame and Kotetttjr Waiden.. U. O. enBi
rtlate Idilueer lohM II Uia
u . . IC.fttfie It Chamlietlalii
U..rnaton . -- ;BU"nn iiounie. Jr
W. C. llawUy
CunjitMintu.
A. w. i.an.nj
T A. XU 1114
' A llMt
Supreme Judges .
W. T. Staler
STATIC iMlASIIOr C1tOL tWATHH.)
luhn II. t.ewla, Hlate K)i(lter ... ... Salem, Of
it T ItoUale, huft lHi.Su I -IkMMHra, 'I
r. t. haitoii, huot, lltv. No. 1 .. lUkl Cl.y.Of
Statk Uami nuni-0fiiirt, heeritary of
Alale and Male Tieaiurer.
HTATK IlMkar l.axii tMMkti-Uoi'einer, Male
Ticaauier and Attorney Oeneeal.
HHVKNTII JUtllUIAU DISTRICT
Ite.
Altotucy
.. W I, Hia4.lMK
. -I'led W. UiIm
CKOOK COUNTY
Judge . .
Cteia. .. . .
ShetllT
Tieaauter ..-
Aaacaaof
school buieliitendeut
Sutreyer . .-
CemmUtloneia . .
II. C I(Um
..-..Watteu lliuok
. ... I'laHk liUtn.
. W. I'. KIn
. .J. It. U IMtelU
H. A. fofU
1'ird A. MUi
IK. II itailrl
Jaiuea Kite
TIIK COURTS. i
Ciacvir Couar I'lrit Uunday In May; llilft
Monday III IMtolier
I'aokATK Ctrtjar-rl'liat Mouday In each miilh
CoHMiaaioxaaa' Covar K1MI WedHtwU)
III January, Maicli, May, July, hepleiulwi
and Noemlr.
likNUriciioot. UiaraicT No. li.
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Olrectora
Cleik....
Kay
Hm1Ih
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f J C. I' llaiilnatuu
mi.. Aline ii iikei
Ml Ada llrfter
.Ml.. Harriet IIoIhii
rea
Jet
Mlaa I'toreut C Younn
Mlta 14 M AUOetaao
MlMKalberlue llaiklm
)Ha N'una Rlahanlwn
I Mia Olenit ll.blatk
CITY Of IIIINII
U. C Coe
. It C Itllla
. ..... H J.tielKl
Mayor
itewifderm .
rreourer....
H C Caldwell
J II Ou.lll
II It Allen
A AUHf
J II Krtlcy
W 11 helleia
tdermen . .....
The Pioneer
Call on or telephone us for all kinds of
WOOD
1.UL
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We Haw Cord Wood ami l.imli Wood on short notice.
Orders l'romptly Filled.
W. P. DOWNING, Proprietors.
The Home Land Company
ReallEstateand
Insurance.
Timber Lands, Irrigated
ROBERT B. QOULD
Civu. Kniunkkh and Souvhvok.
lhillctiti lltiiltllng
Demi, Oregon,
Brewster & Brewster
SURVEYORS
and Civil Engineers.
I'rltieviltu uml IK' ml, Otegou.
VV. W. Faulkner, D. M. D.
DENTIST
llilllrtln Ihill.llllH,
II a n tl. O t e ! nil
SAVE MONEY !', i't
your
lltlllUC
llorllcullur.il lire Relief of OrcRon
(MirrUAI. )
Home (illicc. Siileiu, Ote.
I.t't me vxpluiii
S. U. SNYUKR Agent, licml, Ore
Dr. A. A. l3UKRIS,r;ra.!
llmler. IiIwami htKs.mlly Tiiall
WIIIhhiI the Vt IMum HHUefy. ly
the Natuial MtlluoW ot llralliia I'luuii'
l I)mm a Sirt.lly i..itluiliw l'ie
MeinUlurih Male ami Mammal NaluiotMlh
twwtcly.
Ofttfe III llaUlliig lit.lt . I'cnd. thigwi
Peter Lehrinnn
OKNHRAI. liLACKSNUTI UNO.
Horseshoeing n Specialty.
Corner lloiid ntid Oregon Sttccls
1). FF.RRKM,
Physician and Surgeon
Office over
Deschutes Huiikiiig nml Trust Co.
Wull street, llctid, Or.
F. H. MAY
CIVU. H N 0 I N 15 K R
SURVF.YOH
I) c ii tl , Oregon.
C. S. BENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OfflCIt IN HIRST NATIONAl. IIANK IILtKl,
I1KNI). OHIIOON
Vernon A. Forbes
LAWYER
FIRST NATIONAL HANK 111.1X1.,
IIIINt), IIMHC.ON
U. C. COE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Ol'I'IClt OVHR I'lH.ST NATIONAL Ilk.
Offiec lluuia: lu In 11 a. in.; I to ami
7 tu H p. in.
DitNi), : Okiioon
F. 0. MINOR
rosToi'ricit nuu.DiNo
MFU FIRH ACCIDF.NT
1NSU R A N C 15
Notary I'iiMIc ami Coin e)nelii All
I.ciil rAxirCnrrrtly Drawn.
FIDELITY BONDS
Crook County Abstract Co.
INCoRrORATHtl.
AIISTKACTS Ol' TITI.lt
to nil lit ii.l anil town Iota In Crook cmiiity.
II. F. Wvuiil, Secy.
I'rineville, Oickoii,
We plintoKtaph the records.
IJF.N1) 1.01)015 No. 139
A. F. & A. M.
MuetH on ThtiriMlay on 01
iKiforo tin full moon of eiicli
mouth. Visiting brolheih
always welcome.
M. O, CUIS. Beer O. M MCOFIELO, W. M
Wood Yard
HOMESTEAD
LOCATIONS.
and Dry Farm Lands.
Palace
Restaurant
Rooms for Rent
Confcctlnncty, t-rn It
I'lcitlc Siippllctt, ClKtira
J. F, Taggart & Co.
I(tlitinti' on
Ilill01llull
Wall l'aier at
I'ortlaiiil I'rU'ca
N. P. WEIDER
PAINTER
& Paperhanger
Cliraiicat ami Ileal Wll l'aiei Sam-
la III the? I'dlliny. llct
My I'llcca.
Ilox 39. licml, Otrn)li
CITY DRAY
eilAHI.IiH OOHTJItN, I'HOI-
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Wll IIANDI.I! HVimVIIIINd.
I.ravc yiinr uiilrr v. till SltW Sn.ni
WallM Heml
The
Buckley Express
. Co.
Direct I5xrc. Service lictwcen
Slutiiko and licml.
Two Rin-t Itacli wny every week
Cutcful Attention.
(lend odlcc nt Pilot llutte llarn
l'honc orders to Redmond.
No
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Sutherland
(8b Mcintosh
CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
JOBBING
Promptly Attended to
SIIOF ON ORKUON SI
Wood! Wood!
Now N the time to order
your u inter wootl, for the cold
uIkIiIh demand u lure pile of
dry wood. Cuti he bought of
F. M, Cnrler nt it retihonable
price, tlelivtted ut inn llim
Leave oiilvts l A M 1.miu'
F. Al. CARTER
JOHN LEOAT
DltAMtU IN
Hnrness and Saddlery
Trunks und VnlUes
Repaired
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