PAcmtr. THK BKN HUI.l.KTIN, IIKND, WKI.NKl)AV, JUI.V M 110. -u I t i; it " V 1 1 CORRESPONDENCE WANTED A good, llvo corespondent la want ed ta Tho llullctln nt tho following places: Prinevllle. Kvdmond, 81s tora and Mllllcan Valley, to send in hows Items and net as our nRonta. Liberal pay. Addrcus, Ilullattn, llorid, Oregon. -' - f HAMPTON. 6 HAMPTON. July !3. Messrs. Whltakcr and Zlorolf camo In from llcnd Wednesday with a load of sup lilies for tho Hampton store. JL.S, ricryade a business trip to ItafBM yesterday. Richard. Krebs loft hero with his family. T hunt day, nud will spend a row months In Portland. Ilurr lllnck and V. T. Harrison arc mowing hay for O. DroRsvotd. Fall ryo Is mostly harvested now, but much of tho spring grain will not Ijo roady for threo weeks. A Bpcclal meeting of the develop ment club was held at Louis Miller s last, evening. Some time ago It was mentioned In ithls corespondenco that a lumber yard would ho opened in tho near fu ture a! Hampton store. Owlnc to luc? of team service, Mr. Amnions of jfaury milt has mado other ar raBcementa and will only haul as far asfrrlngto Flats, 12 nillca north ut l&tipton valley. ! - jVlatni In IhA urPA ahnvnnl lllfif- tttt'taen harrestlDg at names unable to work Saturday and homo for tho week end. yORT ROCK. July 27. F. A Remington, postmaster and mor chant of Lake, was In town Wednes day. MrsT Clyde Iiriggs has gone Kast where Bho wilt visit with friends and relatives la Kansas and Missouri. Mrs. H. F. Swingle, who has been -visiting la the Willamette valley the past month, arrived home the first of the week. The cutting of hay and grain Is on in fult blast In this section. Mr. and Mrs. nrlggs of Ashland came in Wednesday by auto to visit with their aon, Clyde Itrlggs. Thoy camo over the mountains from Ash land by way of Lakcvlew, making tho trip of nearly 300 miles In two days. Mrs. R. O. Relgel, postmistress at Arrow, was a business visitor here last Friday. The 13-raonths-oId baby of Mr. and Mrs. T; H. Urady camo very near being killed the first bf tho week. Air. Urady was leading one of the stage horses out to make placo for a fresh otie when the little fellow camo out and got too close to tho horses. One of them knocked him over and commenced to trample on hlra, bruising his face and one of his hips badly. J, T. Rboton was a business visi tor in La Pine Monday. E. T. Wlnans or Hood River is In this valloy, looking over tho country with a' view df locating. He is an old timer of Hood River and tblnka thia valloy has a bright future. F. M. Ilorell of tho Hand Milling & "Warehouse Co. was a business visi tor at this plaoe recently. Miss Illanehe Graham, who has Tieen visiting boracfolks since tho 4th Boys' Aches nppay cjwe TU . 1 P FORT ROCK ix im.tiidkl,9 mmtih rf, v 3 aro various nud nonio (liitex serious, Hiimll Imya liavo a knack of eat lux what they ' hhouldn't mid thut iften uieana n pre scription thut tlio hoy iton't like. .Hut jou will get prvftcrlt tloiif for children put i all right here. Tho liu,(4 and iiiedlclnea r ( 4H-0 of the best nnal . r. , ty 'd doctor or t -tier are scrupulously ' filled, with care and V " IrvFi. i , - 't'elf d at reason " '" ' bT?5rirea. Eattt r$on Drug Company. -- of July, left for Falls City Monday. Miss Kxtello MacCnuloy, a sten ographer for tho O.-W. It. & N. Co.. and her father, who ltnvo boon visit ing with tho GrnmptoiiR, returuod to Portland Sunday. A. II. Cnrnes, uuo of tho oldest drivers on this end of tho atngo line, resigned his position Wednesday nnd will tnko up ranch llfo on tho homo stead. Thomas 11. llrndy of this placo will drlvo tho stage In his place -- CRESCENT --'-- CRESCKNT, July 27. A pleasant surprise party was given nt tho Hotel Crescent last Saturday ovenlug In honor of Calvin 'Wurucr. Mr. nnd .Mrs. 0. W. Anderson nnd Mrs. E. O. Rourk nnd two children returned from Odell iLnke last Thurs day Thoy had been camping nud fishing there for nbout ten days. F. M. Cleaves nnd Thomas llrnck- on apont Saturday nfternnon nnl ?"""' "8,""B '" ne. viciniiy or uonu Uwrv ,v, ,H. ,or ,he ,nt myl iivvt rniicn. .Mr. v. leaves rciMiria good fishing but loor weather. Ouy anl D. L. Potcrson of Im Pino were Crescont visitors Monday. Itnail Riinnrvlan.. .tnhti t.iiiita t-t mri. , i-.i.. .. . i ,vi.d i.iv vv,iiiiv.,iii ill nun unlII from Crescent to tho Summit stage station. Tho road has been cleared and leveled and will no doubt provo very popular with automobile par ties. Fred LaFollctte. editor of tho La Pino Jnter-Mountaln, entertained at Crescent Friday evening with a danc- Inx narty and luncheon. A number! ' i- of iieoplo came trom La Pino In thcJo(Jcb,rkl, rob ,np hl, b,, of rcicrson autonioniie. uanclng waa onjoyed at tho Kclscr hall until 11' o'clock. Mr. Peterson then con veyed tho party to tho !.aFnllotto bachelor home where a luncheon waa served. -4i I POWELL BUTTE POWELL nUTTB. July 29. Tho second crop or alfalfa Is coming on wonderfully well theso warm days. The second cutting promises to bo heavier than tho first was. J. P. llownun Is hauling lumber to build a house with, on hlu home stead. E. F. Archor Is expecting nbout 10 head of dairy cattlo from tho Wil lamette valley about the tulddlo of August. They will probably bo Jor scya. A thousand head or cattlo will ho brought from Outside 'jttilnts to be wintered here. This, with tho larnu number of dairy cows that rauchero aro bringing n. will uuo about nil tho "u rau,eo ucro- A tremendously exciting ball gatno1 was played last Sunday near Powell Ilutte station, between tho homo team and tho Alfalfa nine Tho1 score was 20 to 4. favor or tho hotiio.t boys. Tho Powell Ilutte players arojren' niiiet iim Headquarters ror Commercial Alep Electric Lighted Throughout BEND MUQH O'KANE. MANAOKH BEND, OREGON dtod Rooms Kree bus to and from trains naafcmj. Vacations At The Sea Shore , Clatsop Beach, Pacific Ocean Imw round trip fares aro In effect all summer. This beau tlful beach stretihes twenty. (He ii.IIih sou lit of the Colutiiiila Rl.'er Seaside and ( earhart hne first class hotels, citUgf-a and camping places, surf bathing, fishing, mountain water, etc. LOW ROUND TRIPS HAST . Throue'iouf the siumnor, rn the datcx giton !er.w, round Dip tickets wJll i. sold to the points In the east shown below, ulid ninny ciuers, at the fares (.noted MSmm sJITl iXiiili RlwT NORTIILRN AND NOitTlMIItN IMCIFIC IUILWAVH. Atlantic (Ity JlllO) Dutiolt Haltlmoro lw7 M Duliith BoHton 110.00 KutnasClty IlulTalo Ul. M Mllwuukeo Chicago ",'i SO MinnfiuiolI Colorodo .Springs SS.OT Muntreul Denver 65.00 Now York DATES OF SALE July 2.1, 20, 20, 30, 31, 102. Auyust 1, 2, 3, .0, 7, 12, 10, .22, 2.1, 29, 30, 31, 1012. Sqptember 4, 6, fl, 7, 8, 11, J2, 30, J0I2. fitojiovoia and choice of routes allowed In each direction Final return-limit Octobor 31, 1912. Train leaving Rend 13:30 a. rn. connects directly at Fall bridge with' FAST .THROUGH TRAIN BAST. Details of HcheMrJle) fares, etc,', will bo furnished on request. W. E, CQMAN, J. II. COItlilSTT Uen'l Frt. and Paes. Agent, Agent, Ilond, Oro. Portland, Ore. ' t Roy Elliott, pitcher; Karl Saunders, catcher; "Shorty" Foster, first lmsoj llcrt Reynolds, second t Jnck Davis, third; Woolloy, short I Ralph Davis, Qcorgo llayn and Fred liruwn, out' fielders.. Knrl Forrest ,Mcd as um plo. FEATHF.R3 AND EQQQHEUL8. A Mil.v'a blue eiiauiolfd pild wntch wax round In the crop of n turke) divined nt the Cafe Houlovnrd. Tenth street und Hmind avenue. New York The turkey win shipped rroui Vermont, but tho wnti.lt limy brlong to some western belle, for It Is wlitipered tlmt muny wetern turks art' Phlpptti to Vermont ami then lire rvtnuprd mul shlpptil and sold In New York for twu ton liltiiMttH'ktiig New England stock Au tutextttttitlim eonitnltlee dtvlnre food ixtMm through na uuiny a live lunula tierore rviii'hluu the New York consumer and that fit) wr rent of the city counuuier'a dollar khs to tht middleman after the tool rvtieluM tilt' dty The fanner and his Ylty koien" by this ilnitim method itrv lietweeii the devil Htid the Un'i sn When the mayor or liidlnnavotl put up seventy ttve turkey to lower the market prbe. Jmt mio buyer grnhlNil ror them at otieo The turkey crop hm shrunk tn ILlmHIKHI ixr tinr. with ! 0CV.CI0OJH1H to tilt them. What n griind tltie tlintHiind fikuuk Hkltts were txiiiKht tioui trupixTH s lu Wyoming county, l'aH by a fur dealer The AudulHin swb'ty l nwfully down on the iiiiiim cat. but the fair ditmes - . .AH A ncTur say a word against the Mtir erous skunk that rob bird nifit and henroosts. Milady even wear skunk fur (Alaska sabtet. nnd they ar Just too lovely ror anything. ' The rrowH kltld on many tiartrldgen tn Pennsylvania durum I In' wst xeverr winter. It' about time the crow gut , . . .... M ' " ney vnii-n iuoumdum and young; kill many game bird and destroy the com. l.ct some socio ty .belle wear crow wing on her bat That will start the slaughter Thr other womn will wear tbsm, and. prrxto, lb nasty crow will b no more. California la specialty strung nn breed cluba and certainly seta n good ex ample to many fanrtent lit thv astern state If you wb to tMi out brevd. about the only way to do Is to organize and then Ixx.M This put th variety tK-fore the public and of mur make sales e. ndvtrtUlug wi)s in many ways. That K)ultry it niovttiK up In nther routurhM I shown by th htt Crystal uluce show, lindnn There were 1'.'. &0O eutrtiM and rMnxi win. mwii nl.nl in nxi The Ameriiiiti brn-d-t dIimmI next to tl-.f Unlt:toti, Etiglntid's tn' vurtte. of wbb'h therv wen' DIM rnctil Crarklug glasa fur niltry crlt I bad buslne's Olnsa Is too shar for irup and Blzxanl. often phTtv both tuts ImIup1 In the month, and then tins Is not bimmI urlt ntirhnxr, tor It uMm wMr. mrw.th. Wnr fit-1 surh dangerous material when giHd granlt crystal irrlf Is rtienp IVrxImi Inswt Hiwier Is mnde of a. Jnimnme chrynnih'mum and Is rwy eftilrr for lle and rtens In tuiyina Hint it ! rtrr. fiv!i snrl iinsdiilier with tlmir Wbn frvsh It bss a Special Attention to Transient Travel HOTEL tl flood Alcals AH arrsngrments made for persons desiring lo go south and east ol here .i.mi.viT rili'UVW it CEHTHAL DREC0N LINE -' .V) Omaha $ bO 00 00 00 I'lilladelphla 10SSO DO 00 I'ltuburtf 01. .V) "2.60 Ht. Louis 70.00 00.00 8t. Paul 00.00 103.00 Toronto 01,50 10i.V) Washington 107.50 Pur Brads Vsrtus Scrubs, Tho pure, bred iinlinnl Is not ono.tVat will mnke good on poor feed and or Tho icruh will lient thi puro brinl wot tlmo when It comes to "rustling' Its own way. Hut the scrub will not nnd cannot mnke money for Its owner. And right here Is where the pure bred ex ceods. He has rapacity which tho rul litis tint, (lire the puru bred mil tunl giMid feed nnd cure nnd ho will make money and do li quickly, At least three crops of pure bred beef mil in it Is can be turned out ready for mar (let to every two crop of scrubs or grades, flrndes make money for their owner sometimes, but llio niiiotint and the quickness with which results an obtained nre In direct prouirtlon tn Ihe Infusion of putt blomt, which makes them irrrtdn nd N'i'v Minn icrul. REGOROFTRANSFERS Tho Ilond Co, to Paul E. Pctorson, lot 10, blk Ifi, Center Add., Ilond. Davlti Hill to Mary Dolllngor, tot Altamont . Front MOST ATTRACTIVE LOCATION 'V ' n In' Bend- Hot Water, Stcani' Heat and Electric Light In every room Ample Bathroom Facilities- Flrst Class New Furni ture throughout. W.H.Bentley Land $8 J. M. LAWRENCE BEND, OREQON Free GOVERNMENT Lands THERE arc thousands of acres ofCov t'liuiieiit lands in Central Oregon, .still open to entry in 1(10 and 20 acre tracts and can he taken as Homestead or Desert Claim. The .soil is very fertile and with Millicicnt rainfall to insure good crops. These lands lie in Hcautifiil Val leys, in sight of the big, Snow-Cup Moun tains and along the, right of-way of the extension of two hig Trunk Railroads that now have their terminus at llcnd. We have located hundreds of good farmers in these valleys, who are making u .success and there is lots of room or you and the country needs you. For full information and descriptive literature address Oregon Land & Immi gration Co, i O. C. Henkle and E. B, blk lfi, Harper, Deschutes Valloy Company to Florence W. MoAdow, Its 13 and H. blk li, Kenwood, Mny Arnold to Potor Arnold, 114, blk 23, lluud. Tho Ilond Co. tn T. (I. Wlteoler, H i, blk S3, Ilond. i to D. K. Itmttur. list nnd 2, blk 10, Park ndd.j to II. M. BnwbrldKo, It B, blk 10. Pink nd dltloit, Ilond. W. M. Houston to O. 0. Ilmtkle, trustee, It 3, blk 27, Ilond. I.nl'llio Towusllo Co. to K. 0. Throuo, It 31, blk 28, La I'tliu. 1B0. Tho Ilond Co. to A. U. Ilrook, It 2 blk 23, Ilond. Desehutos Valloy Co, to W. M. Houston, It rt, blk II, Kenwood. W. Al. Houston to O. C. Ilenklo, trustee, It tl, blk 4, Konwood, W. II. Bunts to M, D. KitUtBon, It 6, blk i, Deschutes add., Ilond. 1200. H. M. Collins lo A. F lilies, v?V4 HOTEL. a iJi..'v. Street ,, ' ;f.'iita$P . Ar,ni ". D.W.Wilson Scrip PER ACRE R. Post, Locators. OS I 'f. li soU. ec. fl3Ul3, f Irving II. Hnnll to Tsiirulnlil Wa kins, It 8, blk 30. Center mid,, lloiul. Patents: To Alvln Mnollor, ror itvt'UnwUi hoo, 1 3-1 ft-1 2. To .loltit O. Woir, ntjso'ii iiwHaoU, sea. 301313. IIUHINKHS AND PHOFIJH.SIONAL. , K, F. Hlono Hylvcstor h. Klants HTONF. & HT.UTH Attorncys-Mt'Idiir ODIco Corner Mluuosotn and Wall His, Work Carefully Dunn, t j, m. uwiti:.(;i: . L o a ii s, li n li il II ii h I n e s s , Justice or Poaco Notary Public Illi.S'l), OltEOON , UM)i:itTAKi:it. Licensed llmbnliuer, Funeral Director. Phono. Lady Assistant 0. P. NIHWONOKIt, Ilond, Oro. Dr. F. W. Clarke Dr. (1. I'. NhhIiou.o Clarko-Nowhouso Co, O l T I O I A N H The Dalles, Oregon Wo do minding or all I.umes. In llcnd Every Mouth MARION M. LliHIl Nurse Lot 11. Illock IS, Center Addition i lleud, Orogon , ... ... In, , MIW. K. MENNEIt t.lilniM)dUt ' fPalnlru Removal or Corns, etc I Corner Third and Juniper Ave. THE J. II. HANEIt AlWTltACT CX) ( InrorNiratril. Cnnipteta tract Indoles and photo graphic copies ol all Crook County ' records. Prlnevlllo, Oroxon. i Nature Melhbda Chronic Disorders and Dlalary Advlco A Specialty ' DR. It. D. UBTtlllUM Clilroprarlor. .Mrrliani-TlirrMpUt Offlio Hours SI to & or by Appoint ment at Ihe Homo or Patient. IIBNI). OIHC ' W. W. Faulkner, D. AU D. ' DENTIST nuiutin nuiidinic, Me n d, O r r k o n U. C. COE, M. D. ' I Physician and Surgeon i OrPICK OVKK PIK.ST NATIONAL UK. ' i Office Hour; to to lis. in.; I to J and J 7 to 8 p, in. , j ""WD," ! OKItnott j C. S. BENSON. ATTORNEY AT LAW orrtcK in riarr natiowaj. hank atoo, IIKNI), OKKOON Vernon A. Forbes LAWYER V I ftST NATIONAL UANK HLIX1., OrtND, OH HOOK George S. Young i ClVll., MlNlKfO AND IltlllOATION KNtltNKKIt l OroKnn Street Onicu with J. A. Kaatoa. F. 0. MINOR , l-OHTOflMeKMIIUUNO UFJ-FIKK-ACUIOUKT . I V 5 11 IJ A M t t I folary Public and CnnvcyanelitK-All M W i i it J 1KI I'AtwrsCoricctlv llrawn, FIDELITY BONDS f t - a -w si . v. 13. I'AKKlsK Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water IleatliiLr- Jobbing Promptly Attended to. IIKNI), OIIEtiON t Caldwell & Alnln All Kinds of Blacksmith ' Work I'lItCIM liPAAnuint l. Mlnnoaotu St., Het. Horn! mid Wall. New PALACE MARKET Charles lloyd, r0p. MEATS Vegetables, etc. -51 Rt I', JW- "m ew W''."---.--g-&.i-ig-l.. -m 7"" ..rTBr lTaM.n.tBfc.,iuiii sUk'rTi. I 2 4