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SHEEP SHIPMENT BUSY ilT DEPOT
EVERY DAY IS
FIVE CARLOADS SENT
FACILITIES ARE BEING
BETTERED
OUT SATURDAY
ll.nl Wentlicr l)el.i Work of ltulUliiK
Wnrclitune temporary I'ln tlorui
Limited With Prrlitht (loiul m to
Interior limn hHirtiiMllllnUo
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La Pine, Crook County, OrcRor
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W. E. QUERIN Jr.
Attorney at Law.
Temporary ornco iu resilience
BEND, .... O.1IX10N
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Sylvcster L. Staats T
Attorney at Law.
officr:
Corner Wall and Minnesota street.
W. W. Faulkner, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Bulletin Building,
Bend, Oregon
Dr. A. A. BURNS. ?ra:&!e
littler. Dlct Socnufullr TrwIfJ
TTIlhoot th Vm of Dran or Sure try, by
thNtittl Method! oflttkllni. Chron
ic Din SprrUltj. Ccmtulullou Free
Mtatwroftbe SUtt od NtUoail Nturopth
Sodcty.
OSnUHoUllicBMs., htnd. Orttos
nbout 1200 in the shipment.
This is but the beginning of what
will be n large part of the railways'
tonnage from Bend. Many horsca,
cattle and sheep nre raised in the
country to the south and southeast,
and this will bo the nearest shipping
point for them. Loaded here one
day, the livestock will be on the
Portland market the next morning
and in much better condition than
when the long drive had to be made
to Shaniko.
U. C. COE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
OWCB OVER FIRST NATIONAL BX.
OSce Hoar: 10 to is a. in.; I to 3 and
7 to S p. m.
Bsttd, :- Oregon
C S. BENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OFFIC IN riKST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
BEND. OREGON
NEW FIRM FOR BEND
Vernon A. Forbes
LAWYER
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.,
BXND. OREGON
WARD H. COBLE JESSE L. SUMRALL
Coble & Sumrall
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
AT LAW.
BEND, OREGON.
J. I. WEST
Undertaker and Embalmer
Full Assortment of Undertaking
Goods.
Fir street Bend, Oregon
CLARK & WRIGHT
LAWYERS
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Public Land Matters: Final Proof.
Desert Lands, Contests and Mining
Cases. Scrip.
Associate Work for Attorneys.
George S. Young
Cjvil, Mining and Irrigation
Engineer
Oregon Street
Office with Eastes&Bean Realty Co.
ROBERT B. GOULD
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
Wall and Minnesota Sts.
Bend, - - Oregon.
Crook County Abstract Co.
incorporated.
ABSTRACTS OP title
to all land and town lots in Crook count v.
B. F. Wylde, Secy.
Prinevllle. Oregon.
We photograph the record?.
Oarvla and Loom Is to Do General
building Uuslneia
S. H. Garvin, Jr. and E. B.
Loomis have associated themselves
togsthcr under the firm name of
Tho Garvin-Loomis Construction Co.
and opened an office in the Central
Building, now occupied by the Cen
tral Oregon Irrigation Co.
Mr. Garvin came to Bend last
week from Dicringer, Wash., where
he had been engaged with the Stone
& Webster Engineering Corporation
in the construction of the largest
power station on the Pacific Coast,
being built for the Pacific Coast
Power Co. He came to the Coast
from Louisville,. Ky., where he was
for three years construction in.
spector on the city's $4,000,000
sewer system.
Mr. Loomis was also engaged in
the construction of the Dicringer
plant and was with Stone & Webster
on building work about Seattle for
several years previous. He was
superintendent of street construc
tion work in Honolulu for two years
before entering the employ of Stone
& Webster.
The new company will design and
erect buildings, as well as go into
the general contracting line.
Facilities for handling Height are
bolng improved every tiny and the
merchants nro able to get their
goods unloaded from the enrs with
less delay and trouble. A crowing
at Evergreen avenue has been put
in and trucks can now get to cars
from the west side of the track.
The platform brought up from Opal
City, erected on the east side, is
crowded with goods billed to
merchants of interior t o w n b.
Mnnnger Hentley of the United
Warehouse Co. nijd assistants nre
handling this freight with dispatch.
Freighters have already loaded out
goods for Lake county towns, Im
Pine, Laidlnw and other points. W.
W. Brown nnd Bill Hnnley of liar
ney county have received large
shipments.
The spur track to the Hour mill
has been completed and in order to
relievo some of the congestion on
the yards some of the cars will bo
shunted to the mill nnd unloaded
there. The first car was run down
there yesterday.
Dirt from tho cut made in grad
ing this spur line is being used to
fill in the tracks around the pas
senger station, making smoother
walking around there.
The stormy weather has inter
fered seriously with the work on the
freight warehouse, but Contractor
White has a large force busy and Is
pushing things as fast as possible.
WINTRY WEATHER
F. O. MINOR
POSTOFPICK BUILDING
LIFE FIRE ACCIDENT
INSURANCE
Notary Public and Conveyancing All
Lk1 Taper Correctly Drawn.
FIDELITY BONDS
Mr. Maude Alaswortb Mrs. C. A. Mart
MILLINERY AND
DRESSMAKING
Putnam building
Wall street :- Bend, Oregon
W. E. PARKER
Plumbing, Steam and Hot
Water Heating
Jobbing Promptly Attended to.
BEND, OREGON
Unusually Early Cold Snap Struck
Bend Last Week
The past week has been a stormy
one here, as well as all over the
Pacific Coast. The bad weather set
in last Wednesday night with a
light Bnowfall, and Thursday night
the thermometer dropped down
nearly to zero. The Government
instrument here being broken, no
official record was made but a num
ber of people reported their ther
mometers registering from G to 1
above zero.
Such cold weather so early in the
winter is vory unusual for Bond.
Last year the first snowfall was also
on Nov. 8 but was only very light
and was followed by rain. Inter
mitten snow and rain has fallen
here the past week but at no time
was there more than a quarter of
an inch of snow on the ground.
Yesterday a mist fell when there
w&i no cloud visible any where over
head. The rain . was blown across
the mountains by the wind, which
has been high for the last ten days.
CHAPEL CAR COMING
$16.75 TO SPOKANE
And Return via the Oregon Trunk Ry.
and The North Dank Road.
National Apple Show and E-Nak-
Ops Carnival. Spokane. Nov. 23-30.
Tickets will bo sold Nov. 22nd to
2fith, good for return until Dec.
2nd. A splendid chance to sec the
world's greatest apple exhibition
and enjoy the pageants of Spoknne's
annual carnival. Oregon Trunk
train leaving Bend 6:30 a. m., Red
mond 7:21 n. m arrives Spokane
0:45 p. m. same day.
Details will be furnished on re
quest. J. II. CORBETT,
Agt. Oregon Trunk Ry, Bend, Ore.
W. E. COMAN, G. F. & P. A.
Portland, Ore.
Caldwell & Main
All Kinds of Blacksmith
Work
pmr-RQ IlFARnVArtM?. I
Minnesota St., Bet. Bond and Wall. lectures at 7:0 p. m.
St. Anthony" Will Arrive In liend
Next Sunday.
The Catholic chapel car "St.
Anthony" is expected to arrive in
Bend Sunday for a stay of a week
or more. A course of lectures on
the teachings and practices of the
Catholic church will be given at the
church beginning Sunday evening.
There will be mass Sunday at 10:30
a. m. and on week days at 8 a. m.:
RUALUSTATU IRANSI'URS.
(HutnUhrJ by the Cloak Cwuulr Abstract Co )
Laiillaw Towntltc Co. to Olive M.
Iibcrwcin, It 5, bile 47, l.Maw. f$$.
MnryC. Davlilvjn to It. A. Gratci,
Robert A. 1'oril et ux to Alvah Primer,
w,V n( nml It 4 cc 5-1511 and wi
aw' nccji-14'll. f-6y.
McMu W. Knickerbocker to Philip I'.
I'owclwjit, ne,' iv.) ami It 1, 7, 3, ice
31-15-11. fi.
Redmond Towntlte Co. to Hlla C.
I'cII, It 23, blk 27, Redmond, f 175.
Ilcrt I)cI.orluiier to Arthur I,. 1'lcm-
ing, w)i ucX ami c w, mtc jo 15.13
and neX "wi ec 2) 15-13. lti.
I'runlc W. MeCaffery to Nina .May
Kelley, e ncj4. 12-15 10 anil ne e",
tec 12-I5-IO. ft.
I'rank Kelley to 1'rank V. McCafTcry,
wji vi. ec 3-I5-M. f5ooo.
Richard King to I'.lla Man, l "i
nwtf, aoand k netf, 30-19-11. fi
Richard Kin); to Richard King Jr.,
uwl. c 34-16-11. Alto a tract in nejl,
kc 33-17-13. fl.
Richard King Sr. to LouIm Mnnh,
netf nw, 39. e, w anil kctf nw,
20-19-11 id vtyi wC iv( tY,i and
tv,'i ;, ec 19. l.
Millard Triplet! to Ccplm W. Arnot,
It 3, blk 11, Ilciul. Si.
Geo. V. Wylle to S. Price, wtf ne'4.
w)i ctf. kc 13-18-31. tx).
A. L. I'lemiiiK lo J. O. Jewell, ietf
w, 30-15 13. f 1900.
C. M Rcdfield to Central Orison Irri
gation Co , lu 1 and 3, blk 35; It 4, 5, 6,
7, 8, blk 33 and It I and 2, blk 75, Red
1110111I. I.U 1 And 7, blk K; It 4 and 5,
blk 3, Ilend. V.'i iw and It 3 and 4
of kec 19 nnd It 1, tec 30-17-15, I,t 1 of
cc 3-17-14. SKtf eX. c 20, w aw;,
ec 31 and nwf uw, tec 38 17.13, fl.
At Our Store.
We have just received several cars of Staple
and Fancy Groceries at a tfix'Htly reduced
freight rate, which means a saving to you
as well, and you will find at our store every
thing good to eat the market affords. We
are sole distributors of the famous White
Spray Flour and have Just received our first
car, which we offer at the following prices:
White Spray Flour, per bbl $5.60
White Spray Flour, per 100 lbs. . , . $2.85
White Spray Flour, per 50-Ib. sack . . $ 1 .45
Bellf lower Apples, per box $2.00
Baldwin Apples, per box $2.35
King: Apples, per box $2.35
New Kraut, Pigs Feet, Mackerel, Honey,
Sweet, Sour and Dill Pickles. Correspond
ingly low prices arc offered on all other arti
cles. Quality guaranteed or your money
cheerfully refunded.
W. C. McCuiston Co.
Photographic
Portraits
That
Please
at tho
Seward &
Robideau
Studio
Bend, Oregon
Jamc J. Mill
Agents for
RIVERSIDE
AND LYTLE
ADDITIONS
place in the Northwest whero von
In his siH'cch at Ilend, on Oct. B, can buy farm lands rlht In th
predicted nn Increase of two thous- heart (if lontrnl Oregon ut tin
nnd per runt in the population of wimit price thoy were wiling at
Central Oregon within the next llvoi ninety dayH ago, in the ollico of
yenra. That npevch wan printed nil I II. I). TKUK,
over the United Staten and it in not Wall Street. Ilend. Ore
hard to Imagine what the effect' Takk You ,, Sunday dinner at tin
will be on land values. '1 he only, Hotel Ilend. Chicken wrve.1 1. 25if
The Original
COLE'S HEATER
Nothing sold but good things to
eat at Oregonian Grill,
Hot and cold batha every day at
Innes & Davidson's barber shop.
Lots ut Small Prices nnd
Easy Payments.
Business Property
yurchouse Property
All kinds of
Farm Property
Homestead Locations
Fire Insurance.
V
Eastes (2b Bean
Realty Co.
Oregon Street
BEND, OREGON.
With Patent
Draft
Will Heat
Your Home
On Two
thirds the
Wood Other
Heaters Use
L
They cost no more than others.
So why not buy a COLE'S?
Bend Hardware Co.
Sole Agents
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