The BEND COMPANY
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REAL ESTATE
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Watch for Our Adv.
Next Week.
ROAD
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RAIN PACKS THE BEND
BURNS HIGHWAY.
the establishment of n direct Bend
Burns mail route, to which he Rays
every settler In the country will
subscribe.
If You are looking for Rood acre
age adjoining Bend with a perpetual ,
water right, which can be bought
on easy terms, see the Orogon In-'
vestment Company. 18tf j
Postmstter Schreder of Rolyat Re
ports the Finding of Undercurrent
of Water at Mllepost 50-He
Will Give Exhibit of drain.
The Bend-Burns road is now in
fine traveling condition, following
the recent rains which packed
the ground well, according to Post
master V. Schreder, who was In
Bend last week getting supplies.
Mr. Schreder stated that an under
current of water was found two
weeks ago, at mllepost 50, only
four feet under the surface. There
Is an abundance of water and as the
hole is on the, road it will be a
great boon to'travelers.
There is plenty of water now
along the entire road from here to
the Harney .county seat. The
longest stretch without water Is
that from the Central Oregon canal
to Milllcan's, 24 miles. Thjs dis
tance will be cut down four miles
this summer by the turning of
-water into the Pine Forest ditches
At W. J. McGillvray's ranch, 8
miles from Bend, Mr. Schreder
stated most emphatically that twice
as big loads could be hauled from
Bend as from Prineville.
Mr. Schreder said that; bids had
been called for by the Government
for a regular mall carrier from
Rolyat to Fife and return. , Tho
settlerB now pay tho carrier. Tho
Central Oregon Development Co.
has given a bjock of Rolyat towns! to
property for a.Bchoolhouae site, Mr.
Schreder also, reported'.
The Bend 'Commercial, Club has
been promised by Mr. Schreder an
exhibit of grjitjtB wiich he has raised
to be displayed, fyere .'along;' with
other Central O'regSn products".
Mr. Schreder left Thursday for his
home, taking with him petitions for
FRONT DOOR NIGHT BELLS.
Doctor Ars Not tho Only Onss Who
Havo Uao For Thtm.
At 1 o'clock In the morning a man
woo was looklDK for a doctor found
a door plate on which be dlstlnpulsUed
the words. "Nhjbt bell." nnd ranc the
belL When the door opened and a
figure appeared In the seinldnrkness
of the ball be said:
"Uurry up. please. There la a sick
woman nt So. 132."
Tbe man Inside wild "All right." and
In a few seconds both men were rac
ing down the street to No. 132. In tbe
tup floor front room lay a very alck
woman. Tbe newcomer pulled n amall
table to tbe bcdlde and took from bis
pocket a sheet of paper and a fountain
pen.
"Wbnt ou enrth are you doing with
that?" aald the nuin who hnd xutnuion
ed blm "You're a nlco doctor, you
are."
"Doctor?" echoed the man. "I'm not
a doctor; I'm a lawyer. Didn't you
read tbe slen. 'Lawyer nlt'bt bell''"
"Hut what doe a lawyer need of a
night beltt" tbe other tnun nuked.
"To enable ibe people who want to
make will In tbe dead of nlcbt to And
blm readily,' wus the reply".
"Once In a while I'm called up to
straighten out more aerloua entangle
ments, bnt mot of the legal paper I
write after 10 p. m. are will, a lot of
people who take sick suddenly recol
lect that they bare never made a will
and they want to repair tbe omission
while there Is time. When yuu said
there was a sick woman here 1 natu
rally tbougbt of wills, not medicine.
There Is n doctor In tbe corner bouso."
New York Times.
ATTRACTIVE BOOKLET
Seattle .Man Advcrtlncs Wlestorla and
lit nd In New Publication.
Issued by V. D. Newlon of Se
attle, who recently purchased Wies
toria, n most attractive pamphlet
concerning the residential addition
has recently appeared, nnd is being
circulated widely.
The catch-word title of the loaf
lot is "Bend, the Funnel City." Bond
is pictorially shown as the funnel of
Central Oregon, through which is
pouring nil tho varied riches of tho
great inland territory behind it to
'the railroads that connect the in
terior with tho world's markets. A
large relief picture-map of Central
Oregon, nmpliftvd by a well written
text concerning Bend, Wlostoriu
and other mljucent districts, com
pletes this latotn convincing addition
to Bond's publicity literature.
II. I). True has been npiointxl lo
cal ngunt, and upon application will
distribute coploa of the booklet.
Hotel Dalles
The Dalles, Oregon
You ate cordially Invllr.l to nukcTlllt IIOTI'.I. DAl.t.HS your
iratliiK place while waiting over Ix-twrrn trnlnxui your war (n ami
frnni Portland. New. thornutihly rUlpl, iniMlcrii hotel; tram
lirat, elcratnr; aultr ami room with tmllii I'irat fU cafe. Kale
1 1 and upward.
Ident Stopping Plncu Going to nnd from Central Oregon.
PETER KUEHNLING, Manager.
"Maglo" Cloths.
Many housewives gladly pay 20 cents
for1 so called "magic" cloths, its they
are very useful for silver nnd other
metals, Uejug dry, they do not soil
the hands or clothing and do tbelr
work until tho cloth Itself wears out.
To make sucb a cloth take one quurt
of gasoline, one-hitlf pound of whiting
'and one-eighth ounce of oleic acid,
mixing all together and shaking well.
Soak pieces of woolen .flotb In the
ralxturo ana bang luem to tuo open
tho
ties
they will never lose. Tbe material
must be wool. New York (Kobe.
"cloM af dry .tba Z&i&$iim
hare been riven ttffbenK and these'
WHEN IN BEND STOP AT
THE PILOT BUTTE INN
Table always supplied with the best that the town affords.
Neat and Comfortable Rooms. IIknd, Okkgon
Put Your Duds
In Our Suds
Bend Steam Laundry
Phone us. We will cull for your bundle.
Hotel Bend
Corner Uond and Oregon Sts.
AMERICAN PLAN
Rates 52 nnd $2.50 a Day
HUGH O'KANE, Manager
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