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HAMPTON, March 6. Mr. Mc
Kcnnoi cnmo tn from Portland and
Is busr with eovcral men grubbing
aagobrush.
A. T Eroo has complete setting
tho Mla on, his 320 acre homestead
anljisa gono to Rend (ot hla tutm.
o ?'.hool opened In II tr nton March
4 tth Carl Kcltar n teacher, in
at'dltton to tho grammar gne'o, two
pupils uro taking the high school
norh.
The i-onio of A. Wobrr was recent
1? tkuiunrod by Are Mr We'-rr I
c. o ;lng to 'build lintActllnt-ly and
lliroo loimailoaTO hem tomorrow to
tyring lu lumber from llend.
J HUNGLE FLATS
PRINOUE FLATS, near Held P. O.
Crook county. March. E ilr. Thomas
has roturned to hla claim and ex
pects to do some- spring seeding.
Mr. and Mr. C A. Storenson are
tho proud parents of a fine baby girl
born Fob. 39.
Keep your eyo. on Prlnsle Flats.
It's coming to tho front
Martin HallaTeyer and family paid
Mr. and MriXC. ASteTenson a Tistt
Sunday. v f
March came In like a lion and
brought ua a little snow and cold
Tin da.
It Is
thor-
soro.
MHLUCAN VALLEY
MILMCAN VALLEY. March B
everybody Is on the moro In Mllllean
Valley. Alfred Howard haa taken
08sesalon of his homestead. Miss
Jessie UouRhton has moved Into her
cabin and Mr. and Mrs. "V. B. Klger
nave moved to tneir son t red s place.
Alfred Howard and hla son Clayton
ai ro digging a well on the Howard
-claim. They are down 45 feet and
havo (rood signs ot water. Fred
Klger Is also about 20 feet down In
his well and expects to strike wator
oon.
We have tho deepest snow that we
havo havo had this wlntor.
about six Inches deep, Tho
inomcter roglstorcd 12 bolow
the coldest this winter.
Mrs. Efflo Norton, who worked nt
MllUcan'a all fall and wlntor, haa
gono to 8alm Co vlctt relatives. She
may return In early summer.
Miss Edwin DoMerrMeld waa visit
ing with Mrs. Mnry Rosin Tuesday
tho 27th Mrs. Koaln ts having their
two-story house finished. Mr. Cook,
with ono helper, Is doing tho work.
Mrs. Kiln Uusey and Miss Martha
Good are staying with Mrs. Mllllean
at present nsslstluR with tho work.
Mr. Darker has taken up his resi
dence on tho relinquishment ho
bought from Mr. Ford, which la near
tho 32 mllo poet.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. I)., Klger entot
talned Mrs. Jessie Houghton and Miss
Edwin DeMorrlfleld at luncheon last
Sunday, the 3rd.
Willis Noland spent Sunday after
noon at tho Howard homestead.
Clayton "Howard snont Monday
evening with Willi Noland. Playing
Don Sancho waa tho pastime.
. Edwin "DeMerrWcld la keeping
house for hor brother, Willis Noland.
She .says she is not used to keeping
house for a bachelor.
Clayton J. Howard mado a trip to
Bond this week.
busting oxhlblt In trout of Thomas'
livery barn Monday afternoon. Tho
horse, owned by T. F. llnmnor, has
famo as an outlaw, having thrown
sovoral good riders. Itowly Warner
rode tho horse without "pulling
loathor."
Mrs. 0 W. Andorton, assisted by
Mrs. K. Q. Itourk, entertained Mon
day ovonlng complimenting Mr and
Mrs. Charles Thomas. Whist was
tho amusement ot tho evening, nftor
which a dainty lunch was nerved bj
Misses Mao and Dorothy Anderson.
Tho guosta wcro: Messrs. and Mes
dames Charles Thomas, F. M Cleaves
W. W. Cryder, E. Q. Itourk, C W
Long. Mrs. Ithoda Tylor, Misses Ellin
and Ireno Tyler, Noni Caldwell, lonn
Applcgato, Messrs. Joe U Ittngo, O.
C. Tyler. Fred Errington and W. W.
Andersou.
DO YOl' WANT A HOME?
Party will build a small realdonco
(to cost not mora than 11200) on
attractive lot In Park Addition, and
rent It or sell houso and land on
easy payments. Water and etcctrlc
light. Uulld to suit, lnnulro at
Uulletln oRlco. ltt
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'CRESCENT, March 8. Don Cald
well baa returned from Odoll Lake.
. John Knott and Emit Zumbrum
were Iri a few days ago from Bearer
Marsh.
Messrs. Santry, Cleaves, Funk,
Rlngo and Hammer were In LaPlno
Saturday,
Miss Nora Caldwell Is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. E. Q. Rourk.
Frank Haramor,-who has been suf
fering with an ulcerated tooth. Is
much better. He was attendod by
Dr. Anderson.
Forest Rangers W. J. Nichols and
W. O. Harriman havo gone to Fort
Rock whore they will probably re
main six weeks.
A number witnessed tho broncho-
Dltmal Outlook.
"Why do you look k unhappy f
"Well, you know l"m pretty well
busted.
"Ye, hot you always wert ami yet
you've borne np pretty well. What Is
the particular trouble today?"
"I Jmt proposed to the girl I love."
"Ahl And the answer waa unfavor
abler "1 don't know."
You don't know? Why, what do
yon mean Purely you mnt know
whether she accepted you or rejected
you."
"That's Jnst It. I asked her to mar
ry me, and she said she would. Thr-o
I asked her If be wan sure h could
be happy with a man who had oo
money, and she said she could She
said she bad alwaya preferred buying
things 6n credit anyhow." Oeveland
Plain Dealer.
.Notice to tho Public.
Tho two loading magaftlttcn ot tho
Pacific Coast', tho l'aclllo Monthly
and tho Sunset, have boon consoli
dated under tho tlllo ot "8uuiot
tho Pacific Monthly."
It Is tho Intention ot tho publish
ora to sjaro no ntonoy not' effort to
mnko Suusot tho Pncltlo Monthly a
credit to the West nnd a magnsliio of
national vnluo nnd luiportanco.
To Introduce It to now readers, We
will innko the following special offer;
Bend tiOo tn-slnmpa, nnd wo wilt put
your nnmo on our subscription list
for tho noxt tour 'months, nnd will
send you froo a copy of tho superbl)
Illustrated Mld-Wlntor number, nnd
also tho famous Sunset Indian ostor,
soon rely packed In n mailing tube
It will mako a beautiful oriintueiit
to our front room or den.
Bond uur order to Frod Lockloy,
Northwestern Manager, Sunset tho
Pacific Monthly, Portland, Oregon,
Shoes! Shoes!
BOrTER QUALITY at LOWF.R PRICES Makes This the Best Store
at Which to Buy Your Shoes.
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Men's Elk Skin Shoes, now selling at... $2.25
Men's Mule Skin Shoes, now at "J .T5
Boys' Mule Skin Shoes, 2s to 5s, at . . , 1 .5
X m b- 'r M mm a tn (! L.J fm 1 ' I k n W. It Jrt -
r t -,' tt t m o i wtr -. -s.
mens lz-incn nign xop onocs, ac . - 'H-.klskJ
Other shoes at prices just as low in proportion.
R. M. SMITH
Clothing: Co.
Ths 8tory ef a Profits,
On tho facade of the Palazzo Vec
chlo. at Florence, to the right of the
central entrance, the protllo of a man s
head Is traced on the marble, the au
thorship of .which Is ascribed tn
Michelangelo, TTie story run that
ho and a fricud made a bet as to
which of tbcm would draw a brad
best with their backs to tbe wall, a
bet easily won by Michelangelo, for
ho traced a perfect profile, wberen
the other produced only a. wavering,
Imperfect outline. The story further
relates that the tool usril was a nail
Doth drawings are can-fully preerved
NOTICU OF FINAIi HirrTI.KMEXT.
Nottcd fa hereby given by tho
undersigned that ho has mado aud
filod with tho Clerk of tho County
Court ot Crook County, Orogon, his
rlnal Account na Administrator nf
tho Estate of James A. Mitchell, do
ceased, and that said County Court
has sot Monday, the 1st day of April,
1913, jit 10 o'clock a. tn, nt the
County Court room In Prlnovllle,
Oregon, as tho ttmo and placo for the
hearing and settlement of said Final
Account, at which time and placo any
porson Interested In said Estato may
appear and object to said settlement.
Dated this 28th day ot February,
1913. C. 8. Ilonson, Attorney for tho
Administrator.
JOHN I. WEST,
Administrator of the
Estato of James A.
51-3 Mltcholl, deceased.
NOTICE VOll PlUlI.UlATtON.
Dopnrtmont ot tho Interior, U. H.
Land Ollloo nt Tho Unties, OroRon,
Fobrilnry 1st, 1013.
Nutleo Is horeby given that Charles
W. ThurnthwnUc, of Tiunnlo, Oregon,
who, on September 9th, 1904, mado
homestead entry, No. 13787, serial
No. 03297, for soU, section 19, town
ahlp 10 south, rango 11 east, Will
nmotto Merldlnu, hna filed notice of
Intontlon to make final flvo yc-ar
proof, to establish claim tn the lund
nliovo described, before II. 0. Ellis,
U. S. Commissioner, at his tifTIro n,t
llend, Oregon, on tho 14th day ot
March, 1913,
Claimant names aa witnesses:
Onnur 0. Pulllam. Frederick W.
Levorrnx. Hubert A. HcorrIiih nnd
Ellis 11. lMglngton, all ot Tumnlo,
Ore ruii.
C. W. MOOIllJ,
48-53p Rexlater.
Your Income
A Sculptor's Slip,
now many know Hint the only fnnlt
ever found with tbe splvndl'd ' enifrs
Irian statue of Wasbltigioti In the lies
ton Public pardon. nuid' by Ttiomns
Ball, wns tho fact that the horse tins
no tongue. It la one of those minor
details Hint were dlxcuvcred loug after
tbe statue had been put up llall'it
Governor Andrew at the stntrhuiino
has all its proper members. Uouton
Journal.
Lemons 8lx.
Mrs. Ilcnhnm-Fnthrr gave me nway
when we were marrtrd K.-nlinm-Your
father bna beeu quite it fruit
denier. Mrs Ilcnnntn-IVbat do ytiu
mean? nenham He has married off
six daughters, and nny man who ran
unload half n duzeu lemons In that
(ray U a gooil one. New York Press.
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THE LOTUS BAR
Schmidt & Musgrove, Props.
WINES LIQUORS CIGARS
ONLYJ-HE BEST OP OOODS HANDLED
Bond Street
Bend, Oregon
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Headquarters for Commercial Men
Electric Ugbted Throughout
Special Attention to
Transient Travel
BEND HOTEL
Good Rooms
Free bus to
and from trains
HUGH O'KANE, MANAOSR
BEND, OREQON
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All arrantements made for persons
desirtaz to go south and east of here
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Be, Sure You Get
What You Pay For
Get a man who has mode abusinesa of one thing: I have devoted
several years U governmen'b lands and appraisements. There Is
stilt plenty of choice lands in Orecron. either 1G0 or 320-aern clnlma.
51 sltow.you over 200 miles of country. Location fees reasonable.
E. R. POST, Bend, Oregon
CIICIICII HKIIVICKA.
IlaptUt Church Cornor Haw
thorno and Orogon Streets. This
church Is occupied Jointly by the
Haptlst and Presbyterian congre
gations. All tho appointments are
fodorated undor tho leadership of
Revs. I. I Oorby and II. II. Foskott,
who speak regularly on nlternato
Sundays. Calendar of services: Sun
day lllblo school at 10 a. m., public
worship and sermon at 11: Juniors
at 3 p. m.; Christian Endeavor nt
6:30; people's service at 7 30. Wed
nesday Prayer nnd soclsl meeting
at 7:30 p. m. Thursday Choir re
hearsal at 7.30. A full chorus under
the leadership of Miss Marion Wlcat,
with soloists nnd orchestra, makes
the musical service especially at
tractive and inspiring. Strangers
aro especially Invited to nil moetlngs.
All are cordially welcome Como
and get our grip of wolcomo and
worship with us.
Rov. Dr. Gorby will preach Bun
day, March 17, ion the following sub
jects: Morning, "What is It to bo a
Christian." Evening, "Tho Purposo
ot Pain, or tho Patient Patriarch," a
sermonic lecture on tho H00U of
Job.
F. M. Carter
THE WOOD MAN
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The Man
Behind
the
Saw and
Ax
Is the man who "hoU the
wood, and CAKTEK is
THE MAN when yon wnnt
wood that will mnko tho
pot boil.
And all it costs ypu is
$4.00
A CORD FOR BLOCK OR
LIMIJ WOOD.
In town every dny.
Depends upon tho kind ot nursery
stock you got. If you aro willing to
pay n fair price, you will not good
trees. YOU CAN'T OKT BOMB
THINO FOR NOTHING. If you ex
pect to pay noxt-to-nothlng and get
good, tlrt-olsAi stock, you are mis
taken, that'a all. You can't produce
a high quality tree for little or noth
ing any moro thnn you can an axe.
wagon, or any Implement.
YOU AUK THE LOSER if you let
tho fjuejtlon of prjco alone Influonee
your Judsmont when buying. Your
loss Is not temporary, but extends
ovor a long period of yoars aa your
orchard stands. The folly of buying
cheap stock will be Impressod upon
you each year as you figure your re
turns. Hotter lie on tho safa side
and buy whore you are sure of get
ting just what you want
Our sales this year could not havo
so largely surpassed Isst year's had
wo not mado good tn tho post.
Catalog froo.
llUHINKHH ANI PltOFKHfllONAI,.
W. W. Faulkner, D. AV D.
DENTIST
llullstln llulliling,
n e it it, Oregon
7 U. C.COE,M. 0.
Physician and Surgeon
Ol'I'IClt OVKR J'lUHT NATIONAL UK.
Ofllco Hours: to to ta a. tit.; 1 to 3 uil
7 to 8 p, tit.
BltND, : Oukoon
C. S. BENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OfrtCK in riasr nation At. hank uuki,
llltNt). OUKOON
Vernon A. Forbes
LAWYER
flRST NATIONAL BANK DM.,
DltNl), OkHdON
George S. Younjj
Civil, Minino and Ihmoation
Knoinkkk
Oregon Street
Ofllco with J. A. Eantoa.
JESSE L. SUMRALL
Attorney at Law
Ofllco in Hawn Dldg. on Wall Ht
Dead, Oregon.
Yakima Valley Nursery Co.
TOPPENISII, WASH.
Alorc Salesmen Wanted
We Go Everywhere
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Croi k County kbsinct Co.
JMConroaATKD.
A1ISTKACTH OP TITI.lt
to sll land and lawn tots In Crook county.
B. V. Wyldu, Secy.
rrlnevllle, Ortgon.
we pnoiograpu me records.
CLARK & WRIQHT
LAWYERS
WA8IIIN0T0N, I). C.
tini.it.. r ..i if-,i. tii i
Dosert Lands, Contents nnd Mining
Cmcs. Scrip.
Assoclato Work Tor Attorneys. ,
F. O. MINOR 1
roTrorfiCK surdiko
LIIMJ I' IKK AL'PinHMT
I N S II It A M n II 'f
NuUry Public slid Conveyancing- All
Ul Papers Correctly Drawn.
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If our waconi can't
your wsili by aipraos.
rch you ttnd
LOWPRICBS, BETTOR Sl'RVICE
Bend Steam Laundry.
I'ut Your Duds
InOurJJuda"
PHOTO MAH.KItH IOH BALB.
Photo msllors tn sixes 8x10 and
7x4 1A inches may bo obtained at Tho
Dullotln ofllco. Dear this in mind
wbon you havo a picture to ,send
through tho mall.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
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Six mules, well broken, 4 to 0
years old.
Two bay horses, 4 and S years old
Two good saddle horses, 1160 lbs
each? will work.
Ono mulo, ono horso, each 3 yoars
old; will work togother.
Two in u lea 2 years old, 4 mules 1
year old; all well grown, perfectly
gontlo and easy to handlo,
Will soil for cash or trade for
cattle, fat hogs, shoep, grain, bay,
potatoes or rcul estate.
Also havo 3 Al saddles, porno
small pigs and shoats for sale or
trado. Address, P. UUIINS & CO,,
Redmond, Ore. 50-1
TWO heAds are
BETTER THAN ONE
Mrs. Maude Ataiworlfa
MILLINERY
Over Skusc's Store
Wnll street . Itond, Oregon;
W. E. PARKER
Plumbing, Steam and Ho9
Water Heating
Jobbing Promptly Attended to. "
IlL'Nli nuiwiM
Caldwell & Main ".'
All Kinds of Blacksmith. 1
Work
WICKS ltKAKONAM.K.
Minnosotn St., Ikit. Hond and Wall.,
: R. II. DEYARMOND y
Machine Shop and
Garage
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in choooinj? Harncaa. Wo can help you In tho selection and
our experienco wjll bo worth something to you, We aro
manufacturers of Uio best kinds of Harness, using only tho
moDt rellaWo lenthera and other materials, nnd 'employing
only expert workmen. GIvo ua a trial order and lot ua provo
our ability to satisfy you in every particularincluding price,
H. J. Eggleston
Manufacturer of Harneaa and Saddlca Dealer In Wagons
Buggies and Farm Implements Hay and Grain for sale. '
Wo know how to do all
kinds of Machlno Work.
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