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1'KICKS hBASON'AHLK.
Minnesota St., Hot. Bond mul Wall.
SVLVKSTKR t. STAAT3 KVHKT L. JOSMS
Stnats and Jones
Attorney! and Counsellor nt Law.
officii:
Corner Wall mul Minnesota streets.
V. W. Faulkner, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Bulletin IluliainR,
Denl. OreRon
Dr. A. A. BURRIS. rSKSB
littler. Wi SucCTMfulljr Trtsird
Without tbt I'M of Drai or Surgcty, by
tbr Nstursl Mtthodt of llrtUog. Chron
It IHrnM SprcUlty. Con.uttsltca Frtt
Mcmtwroftbt Bute tod Nitioati Ntturopatti
Society.
OflSc U HoUUat BVlf .. nnJ. Oftioa
U. C. COE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
OFFICE OVKR FIRST NATIONAL BK.
Office Hours: iotona.m.; i to 3 and
7 to 8 p. in.
Bknd, : Orkgon
RAILWAY WINS
JUDGE DISAUSSES INJUNCTION
Circuit Court Jurist Holds There Is Not
Sufficient Grounds for Continuing
Order Preventing lUilldlng
of Spur Through l.ytle.
C. S. BENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OFFICE IN FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDC.
11KND. OREGON
Vernon A. Forbes
LAWYER
FIRST NATIONAL BANC DLDO,,
SEND. ...... OREGON
WARD 11. COBLE JESSE L. SUMRALL
Coble & Sumrall
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
AT LAW.
BEND, OREGON.
ROBERT B. GOULD
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
Wall and Minnesota Sts.
Bend, - - Oregon.
PHILIP P. THOMAS
Civil Engineer and Architect
Putnam Building
Bend, Oregon,
Crook County Abstract Co.
INCORPORATED.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
to all land and town lots in Crook county .
B. F. Wvldb, Secy.
Prlneville. Oregon.
We photograph the records.
Peter Lehrman
GENERAL HLACKSMITHING
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
Corner Bond and Oregon Streets.
F. 0. MINOR
P0ST0FFICK BOILDINO
LIFE FIRE ACCIDENT
INSURANCE
Notary Public and Conveyancing All
Legal Papers Correctly Drawn.
FIDELITY BONDS
Vernon A. Forbes has been noti
fied that the temporary injunction
obtained by A. A. Anthony and
Mary Kelly against the Oregon
Trunk Railway, to prevent the road
from building a spur in Lytic to the
river, has been dismissed by Judge
Bradshaw of the Circuit Court.
This case has been in the courts
for some time and has attracted
much attention. A hearing was
held before Judge Bradshaw at The
Dalles on June 24 and arguments
and affidavits were heard. By the
dismissal of the injunction the road
may go ahead and build whenever
it desires.
Attorney Forbes, who appeared
with Harrison Allen for the railway,
states that Judge Bradshaw during
course of argument stated that Mrs.
Kelly had as strong a case as any
property holder or other person,
but that the judge tlid not find
sufficient grounds for making the
injunction permanent. The action
will probably end now and the road
proceed to construct the spur under
condemnation proceedings.
BUYING A VASE. ""
Warthslmsr's Cltvee Coup by Which
Ho 8ewrd tht Priio.
The late Charles WeribeltDer when
ked on one occasion wont tie cousin:
yvU to be bl astute! buxlorwt tout
iboiiKbl for awhile and then told bow
oce when be was walking tbrougtt a
flrliibton square- be esplrd tbruusb au
peu window wbat be Knew to be a
priceless Chinese rase, tie went to
i be nearest postoOlce. exatnlumt a local
Jlrrctory and found tbe name of tbe
ratldent. Then be called and asked tor
the gentleman and waa abown into tbe
tudy under tbe name of "Hamilton.
tie briefly explained Unit be wok look
ids for a modeitt .bouse tn tlncbton
ind bnd taken a fancy to this one
Would tbe crntleraiin entertain an of
fer for Ibe place aa it siui "lock.
tock and banvlr
Tbo owner, a little nonpltiM-d. bnl
rated.
"If ynnr offer Is reasonable." inter
rupred Hamilton. "1 will Kir you an
-xtra tbuusand
"Call tomorrow at 10:30. then." re
piled the- owner.
Hamilton did nnd found him pre-
oarvd to accept (IMOU for the twenty
wo years' unexpired term and tbe con
tents of tbe n-HiuViir.
Although this was well orer mnrkei
ralue. Hamilton at once clit-U. aiidmu
be extra ihuusund. arrordlnic to pnuu
se. As. boweer. be nlterwurd ooid
he rase fur IXM, bis coup wua uu
JiUlaLable. IajuUiih 'leleurupn.
w "it.nr. nV J i
George S. Young
Civil and Mining Engineer
Oregon Street
Office with Bastes & Bean Realty Co.
Sutherland
(Sh Mcintosh
Contra&ors
and
Builders
Jobbing
Promptly Attended to
Shop on Oregon St.
Lost.
A white English Setter about
ten months old. Has goiter on
left side of neck. When last
seen had light collar with Bend
dog license number. Strayed
or stolen from Bend about July
5th. Reward will be paid for
his return or for information
leading to return. Address
Bend Bulletin, Bend, tf
Tho Tsrm Philosopher.
The word pblloopher" Is said to
have nrldimted with the celebrated
I'ytbacom. who whs irn nbout 670
II. C Tbe word menu u lover of wis
dom. I'yibiiKorus must nitre been a
eery remurkntile mtm. for It la certain
tlint be made n profound nnd lasting
Impreioilou umiii bin time. lie was
ibe originator of tbe Idwt thni nature
la a harmony and I lint Its rarled pue
nomena are all brought about by un
erring and u n I vernal luws nnd nro an
expresslun of nothing less tlinu tbe
iwIvpi Itself. True to the nnme lie
.?are himself. Tytbagoras Is suld to
have devoted his whole life to tbe ac
quisition of knowledge to the end tbat
be might Impart It to others wltboul
money and without price. lie was
one of the noble Influences of nntlq
ully. and tbo effects of his unselllsh
labors are still visible among men.
Exchange.
A Quaint Introduction.
Clarence King, tbe ethnologist, once
wrote from Pan KnincUco to John
Uoy the following letter of Introduc
tion; "My Dear John My frleud. Hor
ace F. Cutler. In tbe next geological
period will gu easL II would he a en
tastropbe If be did not know you
You will 'awnrm In,' ns the Hermann
say, wben you meet. Lent I should
not be there to exttose Mr. Cutter's
alias I take ibis opportunity lo divulge
to you tbat the police are divided In
opinion aa to whether he Is Hocrnie
or Don Quixote. I kuow better; be In
both."
Ths Maegrsgort.
The Macgregora were forbidden to
use their family name la 1003. Tbe
proscription was removed by Charles
II., only to be Inflicted again In the
reign of William and Mary. It was not
till 1822 that a royal license to use tbe
name was granted to Blr Charles Mac
gregor, up to then known as "Murray."
In the early years of tbe seventeenth
century every man's band was raised
against this persecuted race and tbey
could be mutilated and slain wltb ln
punlty.-London Spectator.
SHOW IS HERE.
McKerule Merry Makers Flaying
ThrceMght Engagement.
McKenzic's Merry Makers, a
troupe of ten people, are playing a
threc-nlght engagement nt Llnster's
HaJl this week. Monday night they
gave "Van, tho Virginian," last
night "St. Elmo" and tonight will
offer "The Man in Black."
A startling feature of this even
ing's show will be the giving away
of a real live baby. Last night's
nudience seemed pleased with "St.
Elmo," npplauding.the players gen
erously. The 8K'cinlties between
acts were good.
UOY SCOUTS TO OlVn kUCUPTIO.N
Thursday evening the Boy Scouts
met nt their lodge, and, among
other things, raised their new flag
pole,' which they brought from near
the Tumalo last Sunday. Next
Thursday they will hold a reception,
to which nil the parents of the
Scouts will be invited. Tho re
freshments will be cooked nnd serv
ed by the boys.
DISTRICT DeiUTY MURE.
District Deputy Head Council J.
0. Alsbury of the Modern Woodmen
is a Bend visitor this week. Last
night he addressed the local lodge.
On August 29 the lodge will have a
big class adoption. The meeting
next Tuesdny night will be open to
the public.
REPORT HUNTING GOOD.
Henry L. WhiLsctt and Donnld
Mackintosh returned Thursdny
night from n successful hunting
trip on the Tumalo. They rejort
plenty of game in that vicinity, deer
being especially plentiful. They
brought back with them two deer
and one brown bear, which were
killed in n few hours' hunting. The
bear was met in a trail and shot by
Mr. WhlUett.
NOW IS THR TIMlt TO BUY. WHY?A
BECAUSE YOU CAN GET
V.
BARGAINS
J
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FIVE ACRE
Tracfb
Xbm Suoi tr o2 mm S?a emu V
$375 to $750 Each.
,uoA noA uiojsAs ?uouiA"od Xuy
WATER. RIGHTS
Absolutely Protected.
uosBtpjnd jjns o) suijox
THIS PROPERTY ADJOINS
BEND PARK
And will be as flno residential property as thero is in tho city.
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oSvniqoxo jo ips 'Xnq noA djoq oj qudm oaa
Oregon Investment Co.
ELMER. NISWONGER
Wall Street, Bend, Orogon.
Music
Pours out of the hern Of the
COLUMBIA GNAPHOPHONU
exactly as It wrnt Into the rcarj.
Band, orchestra, vlulln, flute,
piccolo, piano, banjo, Ulli , cornet,
clarionet, trombone, 'cello, speech
or tinging voice, solo or enumlle
every note and tone U dear and
smooth.
Good reason why the machine
Is perfect. Let us pUy tbo "UN"
Columbia
Graphophonc
foryoatorroTelt. If yon bny yon
piy lutt SSS.tO or llie compiris
outfit with pecdlrs and rrrordi.
i-'siy terms If ynu like. Olkcr
outtlu Iruia $30 to I0.
BSSS&''?SBIBIBIBIBf XSbvV 9
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I Red Cross Drug Store
$
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I Heard Here ana mere :
Because the nut crop in Oregon
this season promises to Ik? n rectinl
breaker, the wise weather men pre
dict n very hard winter.
A government surveying party
has established the fact that the
wntera of Crater Ijtke are rising
three Inchos even year. At this
rate it Is ostlmnted thnt in about
4000 years the lake will spill over
its sides antl flood Oregon. How
ever, doubtless steps will be taken
by the national conservation exjierUi
before then to avert the catastrophe.
It is ofltimnted that in Oregon,
Washington, Idaho, Montann and
California each year timber Is de
stroyed by fire to the value of $10,.
000,000. Unlike other firos, as
when San Francisco burned, this
moans a dead local loss; for in the
Snn Francisco disaster the loss was
distributed over tho untiro country
by the payments of tho insurance
companies.
Reports from the Forestry Ser
vice of the United States govern
ment indicate that tho elk of Oregon
are rapidly becoming extinct. Thero
are less than 300 animals within the
boundaries of the state at this time.
Notice or Sale of Stock (or Unpaid As.
sesiments In the Fall klvcr Irri
gation Company.
TO WHOM IT MAV CONCKKN; lie
It known that, under and by virtue of a
resolution of tliellosrl of Directors of
Tli- Walt lllvrr Irrhi.tloil Cnmnllll V.
duly made anil adopted, the said The
l'all River irrigation lompany, win, on
the iHlh day of September, loll, at the
Company's office at the residence of M.
J, Main, in Crook County, sell at public
auction the fallowing portion of its stock
for delinquent and unpaid asseiimeuts
due thereon, towit:
As. .liar... .uhirrllifil tiv trilltl 1'efers.
due on same f 6-4 35 160 shares, suutcriu
t-il by Roiterl w. Dowser, mie on same
$10,35. no shares, suhscrilieil by A. I.
UIiip, dm. nn .uttii, iic ic ario shares.
subscribed by O. I', I'ersous, due on
same rau.07.
This notice Is ordered published In
The Ilend Ilulletin, a newipxper pub-
ll.li.il In tin. nclulilmrluioil i I .aid Com.
panv, for the period of thirty days.
Dated this lth clay of August, 191 1.
TlIK I'Att KlVKR lUKIOATION COMI'ANV
Ily M. J. MAIN, I'ttlKlellt.
tyjj Attest: A. D. LIJWI8, Secretary.
SI'ECIAL MEETINGS.
On Sunday, Aug. 120, u series of
special meetingH will Ihj lK-gtin at
the Baptist church. Ilev. J. M.
Hupp of Kettle Falls, Wash., will
bo the evangullst. We Invite all to
come nnd henr an able, earnest
HjKtaker and to co-operate in the ef
fort. ('. M. Cijnb, Acting I'astor.
Take Notice.
As I am retiring from lnmlneM.
all those who owe me money plea'
make settlement Iwforu the first of
the month, and creditors preunt
their bills for settlement. I am
selling out everything in my store
nt cost and Im'Iow owt, Hurry and
pick up the bnrgnini.
JOHN MM AT.
Bend Hardware Co.
GUNS
REVOLVERS
AMMUNITION
We carry the largest and best
. stock In Central Oregon. What's
the use of picking out a gun in a
catalogue and waiting two to four
weeks, and run the chance of being
disappointed with It. We have
them right here in the store and can
fill your order Immediately. Come
In and look them over. All makes,
the latest models, and all calibers.
U. M. C. AND WINCHESTER AM
MUNITION. THE BEST BY TEST.
I
PLUMBING NHD0
Work Promptly Done and Ouaruutced 1'lrst Class.
Bend Hardware Co.