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The Bend Park Company
AVK been actively engaged In buying nnd selling pmpfVty In
11KNU for the Inst tiro month, during willed pcrlix! they
havo sold upunrdt of 11UO lots., They urn ttio largest
owners of clowln business and residence property In tliu
city.. They Imvc lecii the mean of bringing many settlers to
UK.M) and Central Oregon, and believe , a the Great Northern
expresses It In their Oregon liooklct, "that Ileml will ho the ren
ter of a great farming community, and wilt Itself boonine n great
manufacturing center liecnime of tho enormous wntcrpower In
the Deschutes lllxcr." They thoroughly Ik'IIctu In tho town
and In tho great future which lies before It.
They have Just Issued a very attractive Illustrated folder
on M:NI, which .they wilt innll upon request.
They still have a largo iiumtier of highly detrnblo lots, at
prices ranging from 31.10 to $100, which t!iry will sell on tho
basis of $10 down and $10 per month per lot.. .Upon receipt
of n remittance they will pick out the best unsold lot they havo
and send tho contract for tho same.
Thoso Interested In tho great future of ItKXl) and Central
Oregon can address any of the following otllces. .
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SPROUTED CHICK FOOD.
Cat Msvs Qom Advsntsatt Ovsr Oth
r Forma of Orttn FodtUr.
Hprouted grain appear to Imvc sumo
ndvtmtngc.i over other forms of green
fowl, soys n bulletin of tliu Now York
State Agricultural college. This U
particularly tnio In tho feeding of
young chickens during the season when
tliey rnnnot havo access to the ground
Mid of inaturu stock during tho breed
ing nciiou.
In order to kill smut or mold spores
It Is recommended that the grain uud
for sprouting be treated with formalin,
One pint of formalin mtded to thirty
gnllons of water will treat thirty bush
els of outs. Tho llipild should be
1'liOWKIl HIKMV INTKUKHTM Aiili
Thoro la ovory Indication that this
summor's lt(wr show will tin tho
lient over, both hi rospoet to (ho
quantity and quality of exhibits.
Merchants who curry lluwwr suoda to
port a fnr larger snlo tlmn ovor be
fore. In addition to tho "regulars"
this spring many lltiwor lnveia nro
trying nut now pooslos, to nco It thoy
will dn woll hero. Many boys and
gliln also nio Interested In tho eon
tout, and Iwivo pretty How or hods
woll uuilor way.
A largo iiuautlty of heavy wrap
ping paper, uxccllout to use uudor
matting, botwoon Moors, etc. &0o
luiyn nil you want. Apply llullotln
ollluo tf
Toiuishlp blanks, neatly ImmiiiiI In
laioks, Itt ceuls each, at Tho llulletlu.
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NOTION I'OH PUM.IOATION.
Department of tho interior, I'. H.
Uud Olllco at Tho Dallos, Oregon,
May Pth, Ml 3.
Notlco In horohy given Hint llonry
V. Hohunuirhor, of Tuiiialo, Oregon,
who, on Juno 1 Otli. 11107, iiiinlo
liomoHtimd entry No. Innil7, Horlul
tin. dlisn. for lot II. NlHi HVi..
3KW HWU, Hop. (1 mid IH4 NV",.
miction 7, TowitMhlp 10 south, Umixn
II Host, Wlllniilotto Morldhui, Iuih
llltd nollco of Inleiitlou to miiko nnul
live year proof, to oslablhih claim in
tho laud abovo doHrrlhod, bofoio II
(!. Kills. U. H, CointulNslonor, at Ins
(illlotJ at llond, Orogou, on tho lutlw
day of Juno, 1U 13. '
Claimant names na wllnosscs
Alexander l.ovoroiix, William Unit,
William .ovoronx. atuL Mubort A
KrogKln, all of Tumnlo, Orogou. i
10-11 C1 V. MOO UK, Uonlster
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THE PILOT BUTTE INN
MIND'S MIADINU IIUTIIL
Ih now in clinrKO of J. 1 TnKjfrtrl it Co.
I'lrHt Cliuw Sorvlco niul tliu Comfort of (iuosU, In Our Motto.
PUI!H AUTO llctwccn Hotel nnd Depot.
Bend Park Company
General Offices, 800-801 Empire HuildiiiR, Seattle, Wash.
Portland, Oregon: Court Entrance, Hotel Portland.'
Spokane, Wash.: 021 Paulsen Bldg.,
Bend: Fourth and Greenwood.
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MINE LOOK SICK
MILLIONS IN CATS AND
RATS MAYBE
pleasure of onllsting you for a block
of this stock, wo remain."
Only 100,000 Tussles and n Few
Million Hungry Itats Necessary
to Get on Highroad to
K n d 1 c s s Wealth.
KXl'intl.MKNT IS HrCCKSHFl'I
C. D. Howo has completed tho In-
Btnllntlon of wood plpo for convoying
! water across a deep ravlno and Is
much pleased over the success of tho
experiment. Water is being con
voyed to tho land ho wishes to Irri
gate, and by using pipe Instead of a
flume the cost was cut In two. The
engineering work was done by.
Ueorgo S. Young. So far ns known, . Wonandy Livery Company.
cited In tho contcr of tho southeast
homestead country In this county. It
Is in section 1C-23-21, about two
mllus cast of Horace Ilrooklngs'.
Tho town Is on tho survey of tho
east nnd wost lino of tho Orogon
Trunk Hallway, nnd tho' promoters
claim that It will bo tho second di
vision point on tho lino, being 220
ti'i es from tho Columbia river.
Lots, ranging In price from $100
tp $300, havo boen placed on tho
market. Tho llond agents nro tho
this Is tho first uso of wood plpo in
this part of tho state for conveying
water to land for Irrigation purposes,
A local man who is noted as being
.a live, wire and always on the look
out for profitable Investment, re
ceived the following letter, which
goes to show that the Ilend country
is not'-the only place to make money,
and that cats and rats beat gold
mind;
"My Dear Friend Knowing that
you are always interested and open
for an investment in a good, LIVE!
business proposition, I take the lib-..
4rtv nf nrAaontlnp tn vnti whnt SAAnifl
to me a most wonderful business,
"The object of this company is to
operate a large cat ranch.
"To start with, we will collect
say, one hundred thousand cats.
Each cat will average twelve kittens
a year. The skins run from ten
cents each for white cats to 75 cents
each for pure black. This will give
us 14,000,000 skins a year to soil
at an average of 30c apiece, making
our revenue about $10,000 a day,
gross.
"A man can skin about fifty oatn
per day for $2. It will take 10.0
men to operate the ranch and there
fore the net profit will bo about $&
800 per day.
- "We will feed the cats on rats
and will start a rat ranch next door.
The rats multiply four times as fast
.jis the cats; so If we start 1,000,000
rats wo will havo, thoreforo, four
rats per day for each cat, which is
plenty. Now, then, wo will feed the
rats on tho carcases of tho cats,
from which the skins have been
takon, giving each rat one-fourth of
4 cat, which is plenty.
"It will thus bo seen that tho
business will bo self-acting and au
tomatic all the way through, Tho
rats will eat the cats and tho cats
wllbibat tho rats, and wo will get tho
skins and the $9,800.
"Trusting that wo may have tho
HAMPTON BUTTE TOWNSITE
Plat l Filed of New Town In the
BauthcaHt Homestead Country.
Plat has been filed with tho County
Court by the Oregon Central Devel
opment Company, composed of Se
attle men for the most part, of tho
new townslto of Hampton Uutte, io-
Tho ottllcors of tho company are:
President. F. A. Hill, Seattlo; secre
tary, N. V. Parker. Seattle; managor.
I F. Wakefield, Crescent.
Mr. And Mrs. Handler, why not
put your butter up In tho most at
tractive form? Tho Ilulletln cin
supply you with butter wrapping
paper with your namo and tho name
of your ranch printed on It.
Tho beat of service makes Innes &
Davidson's barber shop tho most pop
ular one in Ileml.
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Airlcullur.
jucx rou srnooTt.ta oath.
sprinkled over the grain and thorough
ly mixed with It. The pile of wet
grain should then bu covered with
blanket and allowed to remain for
twelve hours. The blanket should be
removed nnd the grain stirred twice a
day until dry. requiring uimlly nttout
two liny. It Nhould then be bogged In
nock which liuve been sprayed with 11
formalin mixture of the mime strength
us ued In treating ttu oat. The trays
hou!d be oprnyrd thoroughly with the
formalin mixture each time they nre
used.
For sprouting o.ik In wnrtu water
one iciHiUttrt (wilful of oats for tweu
ty-rour hour. I'our tin grain on n
tray. It will till the tray level full.
Sprinkle each tniyful of grnln with
warm water enrli morning. The grain
mut bo kept damp nil tliu way through
tho mum If It Is to uproot uniformly
In a room not nrtliklahy hratrd during
the spring of tho year In New York
about seven to ten days nro required
to sprout tho grain and grow tho leaf
about three Inches high lly this lime
the pproutiM uralu will Imre formed a
solid unit of roots, which ran be re
moved from tho tray mid fed In the
proiiortlon of ubout one iuiiro lin-h
per hen per day. or an much as will b
aten upclcou.
There Is Illustrated a simple skele
ton rnck with trays umm for sprout
ing oats. Four '.' by -I inch sticks
six feet long are used for comer
1-oMs. fastened together In pairs by
horizontal dents, with their tup edge
ten luetics apart. Tho two Inch by
four Inch piece are two feet six Indies
npart by outsldo meauremcut Th?
two pairs of dented stakes nro fn
tencd together exactly two feet six
Inehe unnrl lie lnlc!i meiiitirninnnt.
f with tho cleats on tho Insldo. A diago
nal brace Is nailed at the back of tho
frame. Tho cleats serve as slides and
supports for the shelves. The shelve
lire exactly two feet six Inches snuaro
and two inches deep. Tho bottom is
mndo solid except for a few holes to
allow for drainage.
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Tho homo garden saves tho
. . grocer's bill and furnishes ','.
wholesome, appetizing food for
. . the fanner's family. Tho homo '.'.
; ; garden should have a variety of
'. '. tyio best vrgolablcs that can be '. '.
grown.
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We Lead
In Quality, In Price. We are always
busy and our success is due to the fact
that our quality is the best and our
prices the lowest.
L. B. MISENER
Wholesale nnd Retail Cash Grocery.
Evorson IlulMlnir. (ircunwootl Ave., TKLKIMIONK,
We Deliver the Goods
BUS AND DRAY LINE '
LIOHT AND HEAVY LIVIHRY.
liny, Ilnrloy, Oats, Wheat nnd llrnn nt, lowest price.
Tho IjirKOHt Burn in Central Orison.
WENANDY LIVERY CO.
Bend, Oregon.
J. II. WENANDY L0N L. FOX)
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UNION MARKET
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Apiary Notes.
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BURNED OUT! RUINED;
arc Insured In one of tho big companies represented by
M. S. Lattin & Company
your embarrassment Will only be temporary.
Ask them to fix up your policies today.
Tfaero is no denying tho fact that
tlmulatlTo feeding In the spring In
creases the amount of brood reared
and makes the colony rich in bees for
tho clovor flow that comes later on.
In setting the colonies outdoors Jar
them as littlo as posslbla As soon as
they are placed upon tholr summer
stand giro them some added protec
tion In the form of building paper
wrapped about tho hires, as this will
avo a world of trouble.
A proflhiblo Industry I being devel
oped on mauy of tho government Irrl
gallon projects lit tho Introduction of
honey. TI10 quality of this honey is
suporlor. TI10 flavor Is exceptionally
One and the color clear nnd sparkling.
Alfalfa I 'ho chief sourro from which
the bees secure their supply.
In nil your operations with bees you
must me KentleneMs, All quick, sud
den Jars aiid motions Irritate them
Work slowly mid carefully nnd you
havo nothing to fcur. If tliey sting you
and It swells your flesh your system
will becomq accustomed to tho poison
and soon It will not annoy you any
more than the prick of a pin. and It Is
au excellent piovoutlvi of rheumatism.
EUROPEAN PLAN
RATI!S RUASONAULU
Hotel Wright
Mrs. Nellie Wright, Prop,
Bend's Only Stono Jlotcl. Strictly Modern. Electric Lights,
Hot nnd Cold Water, Buth nnd Tclopivpno.
New Bulldinjr All New Furnishings. Dining Itoom In Connection.
Only ono block from depot Cor. Bond and Greenwood SU.
Star Restaurant
Corner Bond and Greenwood streets.
We servo to order from G:4G a, m. to 10:00 p. m, Family stylo
meals from 12 to 1:30 p. m. and C:1C to 7:30 p. m.
Meals 35c.
Board $5,00 n week. Meal Ticket $5.G0.
Be Machte Shop
' 'All Kinds of Saw Mill' and Farming
R-E-P-A-I-R-S
We Carry a Large Stock of
Auto Repairs and Supplies
Wall St., next to Opera House
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