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THE BEND BULLETIN
An lmlejmltnt newspaper, standing
for tlie square ileal, clenn business, clean
politics, anil lite best Interests ot Demi
nil Central Oregon.
SUBSCRIPTION RATUS:
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(InrarUbtr In Jto.)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1911
DOCTOR DOGSNT LIKB US.
That section o( Central Oregon It
about the mot over-ettltnateil and
hyrwr-boometl district that t think I
ever saw. The frost prevents the rait
ing of grain. They can't ralte potatoes
or grain, anil arc even harrtil,on account
0.1 coyqtes, from cnitaging In the chicken
Such arc some of the appreciative
rciuarka mccrnlnpr this country
credited to Dr. F. S. Sandborsr,
Congressman Lnflerty, aa an
nounccd in the news columns of this
paper, will be able to send to his
constituents 22,000 packages of
seeds. We don't particularly object
to A. W. (Walter) taking advantage
of the vote-ocoking gentle grafts
which fortune casts in his nath as
appearing in the Sunday Herald of ,onff hi9 colleagues employ them.
Bcllingham, Washington. Their nut we believe the representative
notice states, "shall furnish any
drinking cup for public use, and no
such person or corporation shall
permit on said railroad train or
station, or on said electric car or at
public or private school or said
state educational institution, or on
said public conveyance, the use of
the common drinking cup." This
action is taken for the betterment
of the public heal tit as it has been
proven that tho use of the common
drinking cup is responsible for the
spread of many infectious and con
tagious diseases.
Kenwood Add, is tho only good
view residence property on tho
market. J, Ryan, agt. 8-tf
List your property with tho Home
seeker's Land Co., Wall Street,
Bend, Ore. tf
Kenwood Add. is now on the
market. Prices rnngo from $75 to
$125. J. Kynn, agt. 8-tf
Wanted 5 acres in cultivation
under ditch close to Bend. Kay
McKay. 13tf
Wanted Trees to pull. Have
first class outlU. See Liddell on
the Wilson ranch, Powell Butte.
Address, Prlneville, Ore. 14tf
author left Bend last week after
being here wveral months Ap
parently the Bcllingham physician
did not prosper in Central Oregon,
and with a grudge against the . the
from the second Oregon district
would advance far faster in popu
lar esteem if, instead of sending
out all these seeds at the expense of
public, he would take a firm
country, has returned to Washing-. stami nganst this congressional
ton and vented his displeasure j waste together with that other de
through the press of his native pbrnble method of increasing the
town. While it is of course too bad p0sta deficit, tho free distribution
that this territory should receive f congressional and senatorial
this verbal flaying, it is probable speeches, thus showing the people
that both the country and the doc- j,e represents that he prefers busi
tor will survive. nesslike economy to wasteful prodig-
His remark concerning the fm- nijty jn the conduct of
possibility of raising grain is delight- nflnirs.
ful; evidently his practice did not -
take him far afield, or his trained
professional cyo doubtless would ! OLD
have noted tlie prosper! ty of the rich ., ...... .. .
T, .. ., , . 7 VALU IIIIARS (1001) NCWS.
Powell Butte and Laidlaw sec!
,. , , . ..: (Malheur Enterprise)
tions. where for several years the1 .,,. ... . ...,, ,, , , ,
Along with report oi railroad work in
production of grain has brought ' this evtion m the near (mure wmies the
wealth to the ranchers. The gentle ;' ' "'" ft'. "'" "-J ?
flam at potato raising is better still; 'line from Mend and on ct at ikhi at ! pastry sold nt The Palm
for if there is one thing wherein the Yimik. r
D)echutcJ Valley has made an Aecording to t Information from a
naanrrvl Kiirwui it f in tho nrrvltif. I re,w",e rcrM,rl ' nail a ptlvnte con-
assured success it is in ine Produo WMtt0l HlJl he offic,u oll tM
4i ...! ti -u:-i. ' i.i. . i. , .
iuu9. iiu uui;ai;ii- rcvciii viii iu iiuru, 11 is iniMcrtitx!
BY EXCHANGES
Por Sale.
Ryo liny for salo will sell cheap
for cash. Ed. Halvoreon. 4tf
For S,vt.K Wo havo on hand
quite n lot of baled rye hay for sale,
also a snmll quantity of grain hay.
Can furnish good quality of ice in
any quantity to suit. Call at the
Star Ranch. G. W. Wlmor & Sons,
Tumnlo, Ore. 14tf.
Foit Sale On Tkadk Flrstclnsw
No. 3 Faultless Stump Puller, with
cable, for sale or trade for stock.
Daniel Liddell, Wilson Ranch,
Powell Butt", Ore. Address Prine-
I vine, urc. tut
Foil Sale 1 GO acres of deeded
land, with water right, near Sisters
nwtf, sec. 14-15-10. Will take
$1500 cash if sold at once, owing to
Bickness. Twenty acres in culti
vation. Address J. K. Meeker,
Bend. 1-ttf
Fon Sale-Business lot, gmni lo
cation, in La Pine. Inquire A-15,
this office. 14-1 lip
t-.... O.. .. OJ t
national ' o.i-r. oinger sowing ma
chine, late model. Inquire of Mrs.
J. H. Wetmndy. ll-lOp
Foit Sale, Ciikai (looil Bain
wagon with top. Also set of good ,
miMliiim weight harnoNt. Inquire
Anton Aune, at livor' stable. 14tf
SOLD By Millard Triplett, lin-
1.....u mMfnli3 m.t.l .r n.l ell
UIUUIIIP) llrvio will, 1 Ufn mm ll
j kinds of good furniture. ;
American Uakeky broad and,
TitOROuannnKD Scotch Collie
puppies for salo. Inquire of G. W.
Shrlnqr, cecond floor Chapman
building, Bond. llitf
RuiirtKR Stamp Datks mid Ink
pads for twlo at Bulletin office, tf
For Sam: Relinquishment of 40
acres, nojf of the swjf , 27-KM2.
Final proof to bo mado Nov. 25,
1012. Price, $1,(100 cash or Bond
city property, Address, C. II.
Shields, 4915 8th Ave., Sent. la,
Wash. 12tf
For Sale Gasoline at $4.50 n
case nt Crescent. E. G. Rourk. 13-15
For SAI.K Two-section (50-tooth
adjustable harrow, cheap. L. A.
W. Nixon. . 13tf
For Sale Rhodo Island Red
eggs tor selling, $l tor u eggs.
L. A. W. Nixon. KMflp
Miscellaneous,
l.RKAn 5c at The Palm. 13tf
Don't OveiUiOOK The Men's
Toggery for your 4th of July unit.
Big reduction on all suits.
For 7Gc you can got a first-class
hnlf-sollng job nt Eggleston's Ifar
ness Shop. 13"
Lauok Vim 15c nt Star Bakery.
M. J. Morrison enn locate you mii
320 acre homesteads, tf
Kodaking Days are here. Get
an Eastman nt Patterson's Drug
Store. 13
Have You Timed any of the new
bakery goods at Star Bakery? They
are the very loJt. 1-ttf
Get Youu Lumiieu from tho Pino
i Forest Lumber Co. House lath and
I irrigation lath n specially. tf
, Eastman Kodaks sold In Bend by
I Patterson's Drug Store.
The Puce To Got n dandy hair
i cut is ut Iunoti & Davidson's.
Try n loaf of ryu broad nt The
Palm. 1-ttf
Four to II fly mile por hour. On
the High," can In; made with am
"Oakland." F. F. Smith. Agt. fitf ,
.-.... ll. rt.... ,...... . .
I3tf iia.m i nit inair ninniuru
. of emirsu. Tluin luiv of Millnril
Baled clover, alfalfa and wheat Triplett.
nay tor suie. c. r. uecKor, lJtui
law.
50tf
Uon of spuds." The chicken
:i....: .... .ti .u j. I that the Hill people will vet buy.
uUu).UKw,K.uW.um.n This report Is again lacked up by the
no serious comment; it may be fact that the fir.t trip to b taken Uy Jlr.
rl.iwd m n humorous attpmnt AH Gty lue new president who .uccccdtd
ciassea rs a numorous aiiempi. All JohlJ H sievens at besd of thes Hill
in all, wc are inclined to believe system in Oregon, lost no timein netting
thit tho ox.fand Aaetnr mint hnv lulntet with the situation in Central
uiai ute cx-ucna aociormust nae0r-eRon This visit to that part it the
been misquoted; at all events it is, strongest indication that Hill will get
to be hoped such is the case. j .Uynew, ... received from Si.
- Paul that JamrsJ. Hill had jut ee-
NEED PUBUC OR.NKINQ FOUNTAIN lje1&TV&
During the hot daj-s of summer, ' mMl de.elopinents
and in fact throughout the year. ) MAp 0F NEW ROAD,
there is need in Bend for a public' iH.rney County News.)
fountain where drinking water for Deputy Countv Surveyor I'ntnk P
mnn nnd lwnst mn 1m nhtniniwl Cowan titi completed a man of the new
, . . , ,, . rixtd frum the Riley.Rgli road northwest
This Convenience would be of great to the west line of Harney county on
worvice to the general public if lo- wiutisnow -'' ' '""
. . . . , , , , ,- road. The new turvey isS,J5 milet and
catcd at some central point, and if terminates on the wet line oirction is,
some public-spirited citizen wishes 'township J. range J4. about looofeet
A . ., . . , ,., ., , north of the quarter ttake and -a Utile
to ingratiate himself with the people more than two miles south of the corner
hore Is an excellent opportunity. ' of Uke ml Crook counties. Slakoare;
A . ,. r tset every loo fret and the maximum I
Strangers here oitcn have someRr(ie is 5 per cent and only for short
difficulty In getting a drink of water, distances. Over five miles of the eight
......... . . . . are level and the olI will pack hard at'
if Utey leel a nesliancy tn going into mck. Grades are cross sectioned and
a hotel or store anl bothering those , stakes set. The nnd people and the
.... , , , 1 authorities of Lake county will have no
in charge there. The farmers who ' trouble in locating the road from this
drive to town to do their trading I description. The ttap acros the comer
.... , . . . of Lake county to the Crook county line
likewise must intrude upon some will have to be supplied.
one or else go down to the river to t .
water their horsea, and this Is an Better to Buy at Star Bakery,
inconvenience to them, especially if I No use baking at home when you
they have considerable shopping to ' can buy bread and pastry so cheap
do and are in a hurry to get back ' as auir Daery- "
home.
By the installation of a public
.fountain all this could be remedied.
This town, unlike many others in
Central Oregon, has an unlimited
supply of fine water at all times,
(and the wnUr company would no
Jrloubt furnish a free supply for a
public fountain if asked to do so.
'On the ouUkirt of town there is
thc finest sort of material for mak
ing a drinking trough, pink stone.
(It can le put into shape very easily
and would n it Ik
vplank, truJii.
If there i n priva'e citizen who
would vuiuiiUxv to donate a foun
tain, the city authorities should take
action in tlii direction. Bend needs
and should have a sanitary and
eightly drinking fountain.
Telephone American Bakery and
wairon will call. l.'ttf
Vntt Qll T.- fl.nli Pnrtni. ) fW..!!
537 a ton sa'eks included. Addro-wJ If you contemplate the purchase
n-Woii ij,,n n'NTnii nn. 1 1.1.1 iof nn automobile. Investigate the
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Lost Tho pleasure of a good
shave by not going to Innes &
Davidson's barber shop.
Fort Sale Team of good horses,
wagon nnd harness. Address A-24
care Bulletin or inquire at this
office. 12tf
'Oakland" line.-
Agent.
F. F. Smith, local
G-tf
The Bulletin has just installed
a full line of new type socially de
signed for high grade visiting nnd
business card work. tf
Meet Me At Patterson's Foun
tain and have a refreshing drink of
Fon SALE.-Chcap, most com- Bwa or P,ulu OI ICO crcam-
pleto 20,000 capacity sawmill in The Oakland" Automobiles nre
Crook county. Machinery all new. made in seven different styles of
Reason for selling, timber all cut bodies, 30 and 40 horso power,
out. Write or enquire at Bulletin Quick deliveries. F. F. Smllh,
office.' 7-tf Agent. G-tf
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
Skn.se 8b Thomas
GENERAL HARDWARE
HARNESS AND SADDLERY
BUILDING MATERIAL
PAINT
FARM IMPLEMENTS'
MILL MACHINERY
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
Open for Business in a Few Dtys
IN CHAPMAN BUILDING.
RATUS: Plve centt a line for first in
sertion in thit column, four cents a line '
for eaoh tuhtctjuctit insertion. Count
sis words to n line.
Found. 1
Found Sizzling ice cold soda at
Patterson's fountain.
Found Good hot or cold baths
at Innes & Davidson's barber shop.
Found Bunch of nine keys.
Owner can have same by proving
an eyosore like a property and paying for this ad. nt
Bulletin office, 14tf
For Kent.
Fon Rent Two rooms over R
M. Smith Clothing Co.'s store. Sec
R. M. Smith. 12tf
Fon Rent Five room house with
barn, in Lytic. See F. II. May. 12tf
EVil, Iln.n nn O.. r- I?l..l.'...
The Oregon Board of Health has of "S 114 2"
issued a notice that after September Bend. Forty-five- acres In cultiva-
j. use of the common drinking cup tion. Fifteen acres in clover,
in this state la prohibited. "No Terms to 'suit purchaser. Phone
person or corporation in charge or , Pyatt. tf
control of any railroaJ station or Wanted ' '
any railroad train, electric car or , , ... . '
Before buyinir residence nronortv.
any punuc conveyance or tn any ,et me yiu Kenwo'd -
j ubiic or private school or any level, cleared lots with a good view,
state educational institution," the on easy terms. J. Ryan. 8-tf
Special Prices
In order to clean up and make room for my fall line
which will be here by July 15, I nm-going to make
the prices as follows, commencing Saturday, June 17.
$12.00 Suits reduced to $ 9.00
$14.00 Suits reduced to $10.50
$16.50 Suits reduced to $12.50
$18.00 Suits reduced to $14.00
$20.00 Suits reduced to $ 1 5.00
$25.00 Suits reduced to $18.50
$27.50 Suits reduced to $20.00
These suits will not last long at these prices so come
while the stock and sizes arc complete.
A. L. FRENCH
Oregon street, between Wall and Bond, Bend, Oregon,
rrrmSSPkQgSU
Complete Houses $230.00 to $865.00
B...4kl.W .a mmmS la Ixladtl' At til NC W 6t- all
natrlal nlrs la t. ctnictU f a mtUtm kn
Arehlucti' pltni, iptclficslloni, bias wlnti. and full iltulli about coniiructlon are
alio fumhhtil, locsihtr with an litmlitd ttsitmtnt of th mtutlsl -ilu li on ilis
market. V will iiuoti prlrsi frstgM TH MUlt-Dins' BAnoAlN Housa
prerislil to your station. Aiist tAtev
i.ooKitTrii-o.,su.Hnf.lM14. liljiJOgJp J &
ll.( m SHU. li't till MHrtli IHnKtMUoi. "attlAltl DIALISI"
Juy, itl.liUi A W.IUIM. H l li. e.lO WssTLAaa v Sasttts, Wih
SOON WE WILL HAVE A COM
PLETE LINE OF
Builders' Supplies
LIME, CEA1ENT, PLASTIsK, lUc.
Fir Ploorlnjr, Ccdnr Shingles
Moors, Sash, Etc.
LUMBER
(A-' 'i )
Our mill, the largest in Crook
County, is again in operation. We
are prepared to supply A COM
PLETE LINE OE LUA1HER, floor
ing, ceiling and finish :ill
KILN DRIED
We can fill any bill, large or
small, quickly and to the pur
chaser's entire satisfaction.
Free Delivery
TO ALL PARTS OP BEND.
The Bend Company
Lumber Dept. Clyde McKay, Mgr.
Mill and Yards located just across the
Kiver, West of Uond
The Pioneer Wood Yard
Has on hand fine dry KMnch mill wood (al
ready split for the stove), at $11.50 per cord,
delivered. Also dry block wood at $4.50 per
cord delivered. Leave orders or telephone
O'Donnell Bros. Market.
W. P. DOWNING, Proprietor.
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Kenwood Addition
Tho only ood view
residence property on
the market. Tho Prices
range from $75.00 to
$125.00 a Lot....
EASY
TERJHS
wkh interest at rate of
6 per cent por annum.
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