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C. Al. DAVIS
Al. J. A10RRIS0N
FARMS, CITY PROPERTY, ACRE TRACTS,
IRRIGATED LANDS,
Business Chances, Timber Bought and Sold. List your property with us. We
will sell it if it can be disposed of at a saelable price. We can locate you on the best
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3aa i ww . rf Al. J. Morrison Has lived in licnU lor trie past
" 4 rfA H ft HI AC T A51IC c,Kht ycnrs nnd hns mnde n bus,ness of ,ocnt,,K
MfMmVl V lltLrlllvdlvUUw and cruising government lands In Control Oregon.
He knows the land and will locate you on the
'best to be had. If you are going to take government land find out who your locator Is, and whether he has lived
in the country long enough to know the lands; also if he Is reliable. This is a matter of Importance to landseekers.
We have some very choice acreage platted in 1 1-2 to 2 1-2 acre lots with streets on all sides, at $150 an acre. Good
terms. Fruit or residence property. One mile from depot site.
Homeseekers' Land Company ,BENP-QREQQN
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PUBLICITY MAN HERE him n number of local photographs.
supplied him by The Bond Company.
Both Mr. Smith nnd Mr. Foster, for
whom this was a first visit, were
loud in their praises of Bend, de
claring it by far the best of all Cen
tral Oregon.
Correspondent For Eastern Pipers
Visits Bend With Railroad .Men.
Last week Bend was visited by
an eastern journalist, Hoke Smith,
of St. Paul, In company with W. A. ,
Foster, a Seattle lumber man, F.W. i
Graham, Western Industrial and
Immigration Agent of the Great
Northern, and J. I. Springer, Trav.
Frt. Agt. Arriving Friday noon, in
the afternoon the visitors, accom-1
panled by A. 0. Hunter, Clyde Mc ,
Ray, C. S. Hudson, U. C. Coe nnd '
G. P. Putnam, made a trip to Ben- J
ham Falls In three autos. j
Mr. Smith, is in the Northwest
in the interest of several eastorn
newspapers, to whom he is sending
correspondence, and for special pub
licity work for L. V. Hill, President
of the G. N. In addition to a large
amount of data concerning the Bend
country, Mr. Smith took away with
INSTITUTE AT REDMOND.
The teachers of the Bend school
will go down to Redmond this week
to attend an institute meeting simi-'
lar to that recently held here by I
County Superintendent R. A. Ford.
The sessions will open Saturday .
morning at 9 o'clock. Among those I
on the program is Prof. J. C. r.
Harrington, who will sjx.ak on
"Schools of South America."
PICTURE MACHINE ARRIVES.
R. W. Fulkerson, leasee of Lins
tcr's Hall, has just received a new
moving picture machine which he
expects to have in operation this
week. Films will be changed three
times a week, giving local amuse
ment lovers plenty of entertain
ment. The excellent dance program
which Mr. Fulkerson has been giving
wili be put on occasionally during the
summer to give variety.
WANT MAIL FROM MERE.
Petitions are being circulated
here and in Burns asking the post
office department to establish a
daily mail service f rom here to the
Harney county seat as soon as Ore
gon Trunk trains get in. Knough
signers are expected to be secured;
to get the route established.
LIBRA RV MEEriMl TUESDAY.
Due to the fact not enough were
prevent the library meeting which !
was to have been held yesterday was
postponed. Next Tuesday there
will bean official meeting: all are
urged to attend. Ten cents will In
charged for refreshments.
LAIDLAW LOCALS.
Iaiiii.av, April 21. Road Supor
viMir Root has a crew of men work
ing the roads in this vicinity and
building bridges across the irrigat
ing ditches.
Harry Dayton had the misfortune
to dislocate his shoulder a few days
ago, but is improving at present.
Miss May Willson, who has lieen
teaching at Upper Rye Grass, ar
rived in Ijiidlmv Friday and will
sj)end the greater vrt of the sum
mer with her sister, Mrs. hart
Nichols.
The Socialists of Ijiidlaw will give
a free entertainment Thursday
evening. May I. beginning at 7:.'I0.
An appropriate program is being
prewired.
Mrs. ('. K. Nichols made n husl
nos trip to Redmond Monday.
The local teacher nre preparing
to attend the Teacher' Institute to
lie held in ItedtiKind SntimlH .
Best KeuHel Ji Ijuxt blue print
pHcr fur sale at Bulletin nil rv
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Riverside
and
Additions
L. j luIlO
One Hundred Lots
We are offering one hundred lot.s at a reduction of
25 per cent from list prices. Make your selection
early. List prices ranjje from $100 up. Size of lots
50x140 feet. The biggest bargains to be had in fiend
IW Off
20 Per Cent Cash and $10 Per Month
An adequate water system will be installed and in operation in these Additions within 30 days from the time the railroad is completed
to this place. A large water wheel and piping is ordered and one and one-half miles of ditches for water mains are already dug. A
20,000-galIon water tank is under construction. Along the railroad, which passes through this property, are natural locations for
manufacturing plants. Let me take you over this property and quote you prices. You will find just what you are looking for.
J. A. E A S T E S, Agent.
FARM LANDS.
OREQON STREET.
FIRE INSURANCE. NOTARY PUBLIC.
BUSINESS PROPERTY. 320-ACRE HOMESTEADS.
WE HAVE TWO AUTOS IN OUR SERVICE AND A CIVIL ENGINEER IN THE FIELD TO LOCATE YOU ON THE CHOICEST PUBLIC
LANDS. OUR FEES ARE AS REASONABLE AS ANY RELIABLE LOCATOR'S.
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