this iidni) bulletin, hk.no, wkdniuday, avovht at, jots.
PAOJB 1.
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1
Just
Arrived
A swell lino of Men's and
Young Men's Trousers in
fancy worsteds and choviots
$3.00 $5.50
An Ironclad (itmrunteo with uvery pair.
Kalm Tailored
Clothes
A ten minute chat with us
will convince you that we
can fit you and dress you
right. 500 now fall pat
terns in pure wool suitings
and overcoatings to choose
from and every garment
measured, cut and tailored
for you personally.
4k
"The Store of Better Values
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BITS ABOUT TOWN.
John Ryan was In town yesterday.
O. A Thoraon loft this morning for
Portland on business.
K M. Lara has bought tlio I.. It.
Ralrd "Hudson" autoniutilte.
Mr, J I. Ke)ca entertatnod a
number of ladles Informally this
afternoon.
A largo plate glass window has
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JUtrvucca.
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,1 catltit yrattntay on Ura, Ytwramer, who haa uat
ntoiifj hr. Sh tolit m that tut of hr thing wtr
hrofsn amt aearrti) In rriavln ana4 aaktit tut, alncr ah waa
a atrangtr In town, to ttt hrr uhr0 to huy hr furnlfurt.
,7 totit htr toga to no on hut whr w always
tradtd heaua ah would 6 aur to find what ah want,
am) at etaaanahl prlcta.
Com aoon,
By, fBy,
I'ou.
jP. S. jLrs. Jewcomer has fust dropped
In, She was so pleased with the furniture
she Sought ftom
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4M- Thompson
Yhere Your Dollar Does its Duty.
liooii Installed nt Iiiiiom & Dnvldson's
Imrber shop,
Lnrns hnva hnil n very nttrnctlvc
"Gold Hunt" allow window dUjilay
dining tlio week,
I.hnI week It. II. (loiild spent sov
owl dny down river doing diim-sllo
survey fo'r tlio slnto,
Jt. I' Mlntor, of t Jin HomcMCckcrn
I. ninl Co,, left Hiinilny uiornliiK for
I'ortlnnd on business.
II. II. Hpuor mid fa in I ly, formerly
of I'o i:il, Wiishlngtoii, him tome to
I llond mid locntod hero.
Tlio Infant son of Mr. mid Mrs, II,
J. Overturf la recovering from u
slight nttnek of measles,
Tlio lui ml will give a dnnco nt
Duster's llnll on (tin evening of
biiturdny, August 24th.
If. N, Iluffmnn loft Friday morn
ItiK on a f"i-day vncntlou lrli to
I'ortlnnd anil Mnrshflcld.
Mr. and Mr. J. A. linn I en went
ovur to Prlncvllln tlio flrat of Jho
week with filond from Portland.
Construction of Dr. Coo's real
ilonro fncliiK tlio rlvor, commenced
litut week, In proKromdiiK rnpldly.
Mr. mid Mra, I,. C. Kuwiiril arc x
tiected to mrlvo tomorrow nlxtit. Mr.
Howard l n hrotlier of C. 0. Hcwnrd.
Mlmi Mcdorn Ktnole, who wna hero
Inat year, la iikoIii In Ilotul. thla time
a n Riivat nt the A. M. I'rlimlo home.
I'rlnto Htnnta, 0. II. Hunter, Mlsa
lllnck mid MUa Knnford wero llcnd
laltora Hnnday. I'rlnevlllu Ilevlew.
Ul Friday I.. I). Wleit with
Oi'orK" Voiiiik and family, luclndltiK
Mr. Voiiiik Hr. left for Hutttca Lake.
Mr. K. I). Mclntoah roturnd Sat
urday iiIkIu from Cortland where alio
had hecn to purcliaae her foil atoek
of millinery.
C. T. McCoy mid daughter of
Wnahltigton, ). 0., are vliltlng at
the home of Mr. McCoy' ulster, Mra.
Ueorge lowell,
(I. V. Duncnhery, formerly of
ToMkn, i'miina. It In (lend and may
locate here. Mr. Duaenhcry la n
Civil War ettran.
The alle of the fire at tlio corner
of Wall mid Oregon atreeta ha Iimu
cleared of dolirla, mid new aldewnlk
li about to he laid.
The .Ml mm Melon nnd Kim Sher
lock, of I'aUley, who hate heel) the
gueata of Mm. 1'. O. Minor, returned
to their home )terday.
MIm Anne Market returnml to
liend laat Night. MIm Nell Markol
.mil MIm Harriet DoImii aru on pec t
h! to nrrlve here neat week.
Two hrothera-ln-law of J. J, Klein
.ire tUltlng hero. Kdward I'rauck, of
Uiimrk. Ill , and Frank llartlett. the
latter Itelug accompanied hy hi wife.
Friday evening II members of the
(lend lodge of Matoni went to lted
nionil and Inmalled a lodge thcro,
whoto olttclal number la ai yet under
dispensation.
The Mlnica I'arkhunt and MUa
Shedd, who hae been tho guetta of
Mra. Ic Davcniiort at Alfalfa, left
thla morning for the east, having
ipent the night In Bend.
C. II. Dusenhery and Dennla Car-
mody returned last week from a trip
to Crane Prairie. They report the
lower prairie flooded and the river
very high and the fishing ioor.
Frank McrrUni of l.ntdlaw brought
up to Halph Spencer some of the
finest new potatoes that ever happen
J Inst week, Just to ahow how crops
thrive In that ncok of the woods.
Mra. D. I,. McKay Is up from I'ort
lnnd Usltlng her son Clyde. She
will be Joined shortly by Mr. McKav
who Is now In Welncr, Idaho, nnd
tney will spend some time on their
ranch up river.
J. O Dantsflhcr of I'ortlnnd, who
la opening the new grocery store In
the old Chapmnn building on the
cornor of Wall and Mtuneitota atreets,
atatca thnt ho will be ready to do
buxtnesa utter today.
The owners. C. 8. Hudwn nud l
C Coo stnto thnt tho erection of thtlr
now brick building on Wnll Mtreot
will be conducted by Homer Hrotherti,
tho KetttU nrchltectB who are build
ing the new bank building.
At the special eleotlon held In ten
nchool districts In northern Crook
county. It was almost unanimously
decided to establish n union high
school nt Madraa. Tho voto stood
171 In favor of and 13 ngnluat.
Htcretnry I. W. Ilrown of tho Com
morolnl Club la In rcoelpt of a letter
railing attention to tho state baby
show that will bo held at the Salem
fair. Wednesday, Sep. 4th, will be
"Oregon Development League" day.
Harry. Ira nnd Anna W'yuc. and
Mr. nnd Mra. W. L. Knglnnd. returu
ed Sunday from mt extensive camp
ing trip which Included vIbIIs to
Odcll nnd Onvls lakes and Crnno
I'rnlrlo. A fox aqulrrol weighing 10
pounds waa shot.
lions Furnliam, u lawyer, has
oponed n temporuiy otllco on tho sec
ond iloor of the Flrat National llanK
building. Aftor the removal of V,
A. Forbes to quarters In the new
bank building ho will take possession
of Mr, Forbes' present office.
Last night Mrs. A. M. Lara gave an
Informal suppor In honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Chosler Catlow, who leave shor
Ijt. for th,elr. homeatoad. Musical
numbors among the younger people
c,ontrll)iitod ontertalnmetit to tho
pleasant evening.
Mlas Winifred Rlyea, tho Baptist
Olty Missionary, has bogun her work
and finds much encourugemeut la It.
Hho conducts n Tenchor Training
Clans nt tho church on Wednesday
evening. Hho Is to speak nt Red
mond next hnnday.
There will bo Mans nt tho Catholic
church nt J0:.'I0 Sunday morning,
W. A, Norman, a representative of
the llond I'nrk Company, climbed
I'llot Unite tho other day. Tho
climb cost him $30, for some where
out In tho sagebrush ho lost a purse
containing that nmoiint.
At n recent meeting of tho Ladles'
Library Club n resolution was passed
warmly thanking tho many people
who contributed aid, In one way nnd
another, to tho library In securing Its
now quarters, ns well as to nil who
contributed towards the prizes used
nt the flower ahow,
Hecretnry Ilrown and If. II. Ford
hnve been receiving contributions to
defray expenses In the collection of
agricultural samples for tho railroads
to be used nt land shown nnd exhibit
ears, etc. With the money collected
nn nuto will bo put to work in tho
neighboring country getting samples
so that (lend will bo well represented
1 this fall.
The Itev. II. C. Collins or Klamath
J Fall, pastor of the Church of tho
itedeemer, panned through llond yes-
terday evening, on a horseback trip
J from Klamath to The Dalles. Mr.
i Collin, who owns some property on
the Metoilus, Is making his Journey
via points on that river. Yesterday
morning ho left Lnl'lno and last
night reached Laldlaw,
Nt) roi'.w'iii mi:ltlo.
Ilccauso of lack of nny prosslng
business and the absenco of several
city officers, tho council meeting that
waa to havo occurred last night did
not tako place. Tho next mooting
la tho regular monthly one, on Tues
day, September 3, With the excep
tion of n couplo of sidewalk petitions
tboro t little of Importance up for
consideration, aside from tho matter
of flro protection. Tho mayor Is at
tempting to get a proposition for the
establishment of a fire alarm boll and
electric warning to tho pump plant
lined up for presentation to tho
council.
JOIXK .MKTIIOIU.sTS Kt'ND.W.
Tho Ilev, Dr. Corby wishes to an
nounce that the I'resbyterlan congre
gation has Joined In tho Methodist
dodlcatlon service Sunday, and that
therefor the usual service for that
hour will be recalled. The Sunday
Scbool will meet at 10 a. in., how
ever as usual In the Star Theatre
The usual evening service of the
PreaSvp-i'sn chorea will Iks hold
Rtind.i" the 2Mh on the old Drake
lawn at 7 p. in. Subject, "Ood'a
llcvelatlona of Himself". Every
body welcome.
a
There areLOTofjhings
MADEIN BEND besides
LUMBER and BRICK
Repufation,
for instance. Right here in
this store -we are making a
reputation for selling DE
PENDON Merchandise at
the lowest prices in Bend.
qNew FALL BLANKETS
NOT ONE of them carried
over from last season. Price
per pair from 75c to $8.50
ROUTINGS 10c quality,
our price 8S; 1 2!tc quality,
our price 1 Oc.
Underwear Mens, Ladies
and Childrens, from 25c to
$3.50 per garment.
School Shoes, the kind that
wear, are here too.
Mannheimer's
The DEPENDON Store.
iiisnoi' sc.niiiN(j I'ltiaciir.s.
Illahop Scaddlng of the Kplscopal
church spout Sunday In llcnd preach
ing twice, In the morning nt tho Star
Theatre on the subject "Ood'a Grace"
In tho evening the sermon wss on the
subject "Source of I'owcr," tho ser
vice being hold on tho old Drake
l-wn. Tho services were well at
tended and tho congregations were
highly pleased and edified by the
visit of the Illshop.
IN KXl'LANATION.
In the Issue of The Bulletin for
August 7 there appeared a brief
story relative to Roadmaster Dillon.
In view of Mr. Dillon's resentment
regarding Its publication, and as I
was In a measure responsible for Its
appearance, through misinformation.
I take this opportunity to apollglzc
for the aforesaid story.
JIUGII O'KANB.
I'AIID OF THANHS.
Wo feel under many obligations to
tho kind friends of Bend, who aided
and' comforted us during the recent
Illness and death of our bolovcd sou
and brothor Arthur Oscar Johnson,
and hereby tako this opportunity to
express to them, one and all, our
deepest and slncerest thankB.
MI18. A. K. HAORNBKN.
MB. AND MRS. J. I JOHNSON
l'AHMHUS' DAY AT HKDMOND
Tho Farmers' Day activities nt
Redmond Saturday ivora attended by
many ranchers from throughout tho
vounty, despite the rains and cloudi
ness. Tho demonstration farm was
Inspected, and an extensive insti
tute held nt Khret's Hall. The
ahlef speakers wero Dr. James
Withycombo, Prof. II. D. Scudder nnd
Dr. J. W. Kerr, alt of tho Oregon
Agricultural College.
1IAITI8T CIIUUCII.
Tho congregation will Join In the
dedication services of tho now
Methodist church next Sunday
morning. Blblo school nt 10 a. m.
Mr. Foskett will preach na usual In
the evening. Bright. Inspiring musi
cal service. All are most cordially
Invited,
llAlTIKT I'ICNIO.
The Baptist Sunday school wilt
picnic nt O'Nell'a grovo next Friday.
Conveyances will bo at tho church
at nine o'clock to take tho Uttlo
children of the primary department
und to carry the baskets, etc.
NOTICK,
fartles Indebted to us to tho ex
tent of 30 daya qr ovor please remit
at once. Thanking you for past fav
ors, O'DONNEt.L BROS. S3tf
KOT1CK.
Saturday night at the GrangeHa!l
there will be a farewell danco given
In honor of Mr. and Mra. W. G.
Waugh. who expect to leave soon for
a years travel. Everyone Is Invited.
Tickets DOC, supper 25c!
BIG IKl
IS CERTAINTY
AT LEAST SEVENTY
FIVE ON EXCURSION
Many Visitors From Seattle and
Portland will be Shown Itoyal
Time as Ilend'a Guest Unique
Picnic May be Feature.
Plans for the big Seattle-Portland
xcurslon to Bend are maturing ex
eellontly well, according to advices
received from the Sound City. Not
less than 75 business men and their
wives will arrive on the afternoon of
Sunday, September 1. and probably
:onslderabiy In excess of that num
ber will take advantage of the special
ipportunlty to get a glimso of Bend
unl Central Oregon.
Aa given In detail In an adver
tisement elsewhere In this paper, the
ohodule of the "Bonct Speolal" shows
that It will leave Seattle at 11 p. m. j
on Saturday, August 31, leaving!
Portland G45 a. m. Sunday, and1
arrives at Bend at 4:30 p. m. The
return train leaves Bend at 10 p. m.
Monday, resches Portland 7:30 the
following morning, and at 2:30 p. m.
arrives at Seattle. As Monday Is
l.abor Day, visitors from tho two
cities will lose but half or one work
ing day, Tuesday, while they havo a
full day here, and practically half of
Sunday.
The rates for the entire trip are
$25 00 from Seattle and 117.50 from
Portland, including berths and all
meals. Over and above this amount
the travelers "will not be allowed to
spend a dollar," say the O-W. R. tc
N. & Company and the Bend Park
Company, co-partners In the enter
prise. IJusy Time Here.
That the visitors will have a buay
and Interesting time here .la Indicated
by the plans'that are being made for
their entertalnmont. These will In
clude auto excursions to all nearby
points of Interest, a thorough ex
amination of the town, a climb to tho
top of Pilot Butte, whence a splendid
view of tho adjacent territory Is ob
tainable, and, probably, a picnic
luncheon on top of the butto, which
wilt bo one of the most unique
"feeds," at least as regards location,
that Oregon tins ever seen. The big;
feature of the Junket will tie a ban
quet on Monday evening, plans for
which aro now being made. It Is
probable that In the neighborhood of
150 people will participate.
A clarified nd In The Bulletin Is
mul by hundreds nnd brings the ad
vertiser Rood return for the money
Invested.
Tffiifdf
Srfbe
Whenever you ne4a churn or wythkg for the
kkcfen, coma straight to us Mtf you will find it.
We sa that the material m4 in Makktf all of on
k!tchn things is tha ki4 that will last.
4 Mayfca we have many ki&h4coaveiitwcM tiut
yov know not of. Contesae.
Skuse Hardware Company.