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llVTT JLJLJL1VJL Optician & Optometrist
Ten yonrs prnctlcnl experience In correcting vision scientific
ally. Grndunto of tlio Philadelphia College of Optometry.
Parents nre responsible for their children's Bight. If you
don't wnnt them to keep on wenrinjr Rlnsses when they nro finally
compelled to Ret them, you should not allow their eyes to Rot to
that stage of neglect where they nro compelled to do so, on nc
count of the eyes becoming chronic. If the right kind of lenses
is adopted for sight or eye strain in time, the eyes may soon re
cover nnd the glosses are often laid nside In a short time, not to
bo worn again unless carelessness, nccidont or ago affects the eyes.
Why prevent your child's future?
Old ago of the eye, due to the hardening of- the lens of tho
eyes, shows Itself as early as forty, although some nre affected
earlier in life, by having allowed n defect of the eye called hyper
metropin to remain uncorrected too long. To fight against it is
to fight n losing battle. Although the use of glasses can behlefer
rcd for quite a long time after they are really needed, the cost is
very real, nnd has to be paid in some way, just ns machinery can
be run for some time after oil is needed, to accomplish its work,
It is with a waste of power and damage to the parts.
I can cause you to store and reserve your nervous energy,
thereby lengthening your life from ten to twenty years. Call and
be convinced. Do it now.
Office at Taggert's Hotel A Short Time Longer
Tinning and Plumbing
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OAS FITTING
STEAAl AND HOT WATER
HEATING
ROOFINO, aUTTERINO, SPOUTINa,
CORNICE AND SKYUOHT WORK.
Repair Work Given Prompt Attention.
McCloskey & Parker
Fourth Street and Hawthorne Avenue
" THE VEILED PROPHET.
H Witt h Ml Nod fmpoitop ct
the Mlddlt Agti.
The cclehraffU "Veiled Prophet" of
history was n Moslem fnnillc whoso
real iinmo wna llnkeii llm Unshorn.
Ho vfna born about the middle of tho
eighth century nml bectuno tho most
noted Impostor of tho middle ncc.
Ito pretended Hint ho wns nil ciiiIkhII
went of the spirit of tho "llvlnc QoA"
nml. bcliic very proiklont In JuitRlcry
(which the Ijriiornnt ml took for tho
H)ver to work intrudes), soon drew
nn tiiiineii!o iiiiinber of followers
nrtuintl him, lie nlwnys wore a ptld
music, claiming (tint he Old mi to pro
toct the mortals of this enrth. who, ho
snld, could not look upon hl.t fnco nml
live.
At Inst, nfter thoinnnds hnO qulttrri
the city nml even left the employ of
tho Cnllph nl Mohill to Join tho fnnnt
Icnl movement, nn nrmy wna sent
npitnst the "Veiled Prophet," forcing
him to flee for safety to tho cnMle nt
Kelt, north of tho Oxufc Finally,
when ultlmnte Oefent wna certain, the
prophet killed nnd burned his whole
family nnd then threw himself Into
tho On men, being entirely consumed,
except hli hnlr. which wnn kept In n
museum nt Hngdnd until the tlmo of
the crusnde. Ho promised bin faith,
ful follower thnt ho would renppenr
to them In the future dressed In wlilto
nnd riding n wlilto hone.
BURN YOUR BRIDGES.
Whtn
Thsn
The Pioneer Wood Yard
Call on or telephone us for nil kinds of
WOOD
We saw Cord Wood and Ltrab Wood on sbort notice.
Orders Promptly Filled. . ''
W. P. DOWNING, Proprietor. -
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The Home Land Company
Real Estate and HOMESTEAD
Insurance. LOCATIONS.
Timber Lands, Irrigated end Dry Farm Lands.
WANTED HIS PAY.
Ths Husky Jamatean Didn't Car to
Work For Nothing.
An English nnvnl officer tells of be
Ins on n wnr vmI which took pro
visions to St. Kltts. ono of the Ilrlt
Is h AVest Indln Islands. A hurrlcnne
hml left many of the Inhabitants In n
destitute qr even stnrrlnc condition.
Hungry crowds gathered at the whnrf.
but refuted to help unload the food
thnt was to bo given to them unless
pnld for their work.
A similar story sheds light on tho
Jntnnlcnn negro. Home yenrs ago n
hurrlcnne devastated tho Island, and n
Inrco relief sum wns raised, much of
It In England nnd the United Slntr.
The committee having charge of this
fund sent n wagon lond of lumber tn
a husky black mnn whoso houso had
teen scnttered over the parish. Ho
and his family were living tn n rudo
ahack. mnde out of odd nnd ends.
"What's that furr ho nsknl of tho
men who wero unloading the material
In front of his pajch of ground.
"That's for your new house." wns
thn reply. "It's from the relief fund
nnd won't cost you anything."
"Who's Roln to build man bousor
"You nre, If nnybody does."
"Who' Koln to pay mo fur mnh
workr-Wuj-urtUNa itcconl. .
All nstrtat it Cut Off,
You Must Qo Ahtad,
toung men often mnko tho mUlnko
when they start on nn tmportniit un
dertaking of leaving open n wny of
retrent If thine Ko too Imrvl, snys Ori
son Hwctt M union In Success Mngn
tine. No one can enll out his greatest
reserves, do tho greatest thing pos
sible to him. while he knows thnt If
tho battle Kt'tn too hot ho hns ix lino of
retrent still loft open. Only w lion
there Is no hope of oscnpo will mi
nrmy llcht with thnt spirit of de.
perntlon wlili'h gives no iimrter.
Mnny it grout geuernl In his march
on the enemy Ims burned his bridges
behind Itlm, cut olT his only txisslblo re
trent, for the bracing, encouraging ef
fect upon himself nud his nrmy, be
cnuse he knew Hint men only enll out
their grontest reserves of power when
nil retrent Is cut off nnd when light
ing desperately for thnt which they
count dearer ttinu life.
Wo nro so made Hint ns long1 ns
there. Is n chnttci to retrent. ns long
ns thero are bridges behind us, wo nre
tempted to turn back when tho Brent
test comes,
"Will you hold this fortr Asked
Ocncrnl Itoseeraus of Oeuernl I'terco
at Stono river. "I will try, general."
"Will you hold this fort J" "I will Olo
In the nttempt." "Thnt won't do.
Look me In the eye. sir, nnd tell mo
If you will hold this H)sltlou." "I
will!" snld General 1'lerce, nud ho did.
An Old Oarrtt on a Stormy Day.
I know no nobler forage ground for
a romantic, venturesome, mischievous
boy than tho garret of an old fnmlly
mansion on n day of storm. It Is a
perfect field of chivalry. Tho heavy
rafters and dnshlng rnln. tho piles of
THEY SEPARATED.
Out tht Parting Was Mors Strsnuous
Than Jim Expsottd.
A mnn nnmed Itoyuor when gold hunt
tug In Ahiskn hnd ns partner n vencr
nblo prospector, who went about habit
unlly with hU boot legs stuffed full of
dyunmlto sticks. The old mnn hnd n
pleasantly casual wny of tilling the
store oven with these sticks In order
thnt they might thnw out there. Home,
times, too, lit1 forgot them, which wna
Imprudent, to any the lenst. Itoyuor
was not at all of a timorous dlxs.
Hon, but the nucleut prospector's reck
less carelessness troubled his nerves.
Ho remousiruted with him repeatedly
nnd strenuously, but his protest did
not seem to Iinve the slightest effect.
"Jim." he snld finally when driven
to desHrntlou. "If you can't be more
careful with that dyunmlto we'll haw
to separate."
Tlntf night ns ho approached the
shack n terrific concussion rent the ntr
and knocked hint Insensible. When he
recovered consciousness he c,v,''d
one of the nged pro cloi a legs lying
nenr. lie stnred ;.t it n moment medi
tatively. . ."Veirj Jim." he remarked at last
sndly. "I guess we've managed to sep
arate nil right, particularly you, Jlmt"
Minneapolis Journal.
A Pletura of Etsrnlty.
The negro preacher Is tinted for his
enthiifdnsm nud his picturesque, nlmoit
poetic, wny of expressing things. In
"I.lfo In Old Virginia" J. J. McDonnld
tells about n colored mlnUter who was
big trunks to hldo In. tho old whlto ! conducting n revival without much
coata nnd hnts bnnglng In obscure cor- " At Inst, however, ho awnk
ncrs like ghosts, nro greut! And It Is i fne "' congregation by asking:
so far away from tho old lady who "te ? k.uow w,inl Jl''lty
keeps ruto In tho nursery that there Is i "e."' l u'" 7';
no ponMblo risk of n scolding for twist- M,f ouo of ,,,em " ' lrrow whnt
Ing off tho frlngo of a rug. Thero Is J0' 't0. foun, f '' unhb wn"
no baby In tho irret to wako up. t0 rtP ,,u ,,nl ln ',0 Unt,c MM nn
There Is no "corapnny" In tho garret tnko on h.0'' " r nn" hop 'cross de
to bo dlsturll l.v tho noise. There Is country nn' put dnt drop of wnter Into
no crochet? o'd uncle
with their everlasting
nnd then n look of horror. Donald O
Mitchell.
or grandma. ;CWc ucwin nn' den ho hop lck to
Itoys. Itoysr ! 'n""c ocean Jes ono Imp n dny
rnAn.i.i n i nn' If ho keep dnt hoppln' up twell de
J. A. HAZDKA W. M. McGREGOR
ContractorsBuilders
We are Always JGIad
to Furnish Estimates
Shop in Rear of Ilowlee Building on Wall Street
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TOregon Trunk
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Rose Festival, Portland, June 5-11
Portland and Keturn. Madras R. 15: Mrlolim f 8 30; Culver fS. 50;
Opal City fH 75, Tickets wild June 5, 7 and 9. Return limit June 12.
San Francisco and Return. Madras fj.t.8.?; Metotlus ftf.wi; Culver
faj.jo; 0al City $jj 45. Tickets wild June 16 him! 17. Keturn limit July 31,
Also old June jj, July 1 and 6. Keturn limit Sept. 15. Via steamer ill
one or both directions south of Portland 85 cents lew than fares given
above, Stopovers permitted ut ami fcoutli of I'orlland.
Clatsop Beach nn the Pacific, Round Trips Madras 9 11. 15; Mctolius
12-45; Culver 4u 30; OjmI City f u 75. Tickvts sold daily from June 1st;
t;ooil returning all summer. Stopover at Astoria,
Astoria Centennial. Astoria, Ore., Auputt 10 to Sept. 9. Low round
trip fares to and from eastern points are in tlTect on various dates. Details
m ill Ik: furnished oil apjilicatiou.
Train Leaves Opal City daily 900 A. M J Culver 9:13 A. M.; Metolius
9:30 a. .m.; aialras 9:45 a. ii arriving 111 rorllamlat 7:43 1'. Ai.
R. K. MICHAHL, Agt. B. R. NI'.SS. Agt T. A. GRAHAM. Ant.
Aiaurat, ure. uuiver, ure. ftlclolliu, Ure,
J, 11. CUUUKTT, Agent, Opal City, Oregon.
FOR SALO.
Two glass show cases. Good
condition. Moderate price.
Inquire at Bulletin office.
Notice to Water Consumers.
The use of water for lawns is
strictly prohibited except between
the hours of 5 a. m. and 6 p. m.
The Bend Water Light & Poweb
Company. , o-12
I Jack 8hppard as a Ttxt
Jack Sheppard hnd a grent hold upon
the Imnglnntlon of tho people of I1I1
time. Tho fact thnt 200.000 peoplo wit
I nessed tils execution nt Tyburn on
Nov. IS. 1734. "upon tho tree thnt hears
twclvo times a yea re" is same witness
to his grim popularity. Hut ono of tho
strongest tributes ever pnld him wns
the sermon preached upon hi 111 In n
London church.
"Oh. that yo nere nil like Jnck Shop
pnrdl" begnn the prencher. to the stu
pefaction if his congregntlnn. Ho went
on to draw a parallel between things
of tho tlesh and those of the soul nnd
to point out that the genius shown In
housebreaking might have been be
stowed u Kin "picking the locks of tliu
heart with (he nail of repuntniiec."
London Htandnrd.
Cure on Ono Point.
"Do you believe thnt greflt wealth
tins a tendency to kep n iimu out of
heaven''" queried the jwrty who an
nddlcted to the eouunilruiii halilt.
"I nin not preired to oxpn-sM nn
opinion on thnt subject." answeri-d the
student of huiiiHii nnture. "Imt I know
thnt grent wmiUIi lias kept iimuy a
rnau out of the peiilteuthiry."-Chleiiga
News.
8tuttcred Out tho Child's Namo.
Flauucry-It hcuiiih hlx full iihhio Is
DlntiU K. K. K. ('Mcy. What's nil
Ihliu K'h fur? Plnuegnii Nothlu'.
'Twns tho fault of his godfuther stut
terln whin he tried to wiy "DIuuU Cn
ey." I'hlludelphln Ledger.
Aleo It Uses Up Oold,
"Did you ever notice how n ring Is
lllco the inurrlnge obligation)"
"So. How do you ineuni"
"A ring Is more easily put on than
It Is taken off." Boston Transcript.
Musical Note,
A newspaper suys of 11 recent oper
atic performance. "The ladles, the bar
itone and tho bass wero good, and o
wcro tho tenor's Intentions!"
Every good deed performed is not
only a present pleasure, but a support
for the future.
p tint hoppln' up
'Ijintlc ocean nut dry ns n Ixiue, It
wouldn't bo break o' dny In eternity."
"Dnr, now," said one of tho breth
ren, "yo seu for jo'sef how long eter
nity Is."
A Tributs to Woman.
When everything iirouiid n mnnatng
gers nml wavers, when nil seems dnrk
nnd 1II111 In the fur ilUtnnre of the un
known future, when the world seem
but 11 picture or n fairy tale mid the
unlrerse n chimera, when the uhole
structure of (dens vnulshes In smoke
nnd nil certainties become enlgmnthnl
whnt Is the only itermniient thin
which mny still bu hW) The faithful
heart of n woman. There he mny rest
his head; there he "III renew hi
strength for the ImMIi of life. Increase
his faith In Providence nnd. If need
be, II lid strength to die III peace with
n bem-dlctlou on his llM.-lleurl Pred
urlc A111I0I.
Eaiy Marks,
"Tnlk erbnut yore ensy mnrks," snld
Um-le Kilns (Seehnw. who bud lieeu
pnssliig n week In I lie city, "ns rubes
ain't in It with them air tcowu ehnps."
"Did jew sell 'em enuy gold bricks.
HllasV queried old Daddy HqusNhueck.
"Naw, I didn't," answered Uncle HI
InN, "hut I seed II feller ieddllu' nrtl
llelal lee-lusl th' sign rlfeht on his
wngon-nn' blnmed ef th' chumps did
not buy It fer th' real thing, by
grass!" Clilcnftu News.
Lots of Nerve.
Parmer's Hon-My father sent me
over to borrow your horse nnd curt.
She (loudness! Why. ho already
ins till our tools, our uxos, our hay
rakes nnd"
Ilo I know. He Just wants tho
horse and cart to bring them hack.
London Telegraph.
A Bsisr Motive.
"Yes, ho played tho Inst two acts
with n broken wrist."
"Heroism, eh?"
"Not nt nil. Ho wns nfrnld to give
tils understudy u chance" Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Sooner or later tbe world comes
around to see the troth and do the
riht.-nilUrd.
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Our stock htm kIvch hucIijm
collent Nitlrtfnctlnn whuruvor
plttutisl that you citnnot nlTord
to'dn wlllumt It.
ThoroV it ronson, too. A
uploiulld lonitlon with ileop
rich Hull, vll ilrnlncd. A
loujr Kiowltiu; Hu'iiHon,
Moist uru undor control.
Kcmcmbor thnt tliu rocollec
tioil of Quality remains lotiu;
after the price Ih forKotton.
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Topncnlsh, Washington.
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