PAOR S.
THIS HKKI) UUIiLKTlN, niCNI), WKONKMUY, MAUCII 10, 10111,
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NEW NIGKELSJEAGH EEND
Klvc-ccnt l'lcco Coined This Ycnr
Dow Not .Meet With Popular Favor
Tho now ntckot tins arrived In
llend. Among tho nrst to reach
tho town was one out of tho first
twelvo coined. It camo from Mrs.
William Zoldors of Denver, whoro
somo aro being coined, being sent to
her father, I. A. McKcmio. Ho
passed It to Tho Bulletin for n copy
of tho paper to bo sent to his son,
C. M. McKomlo, at Long Beach, Cal.
Two of these now nickels woro
brought from Chicago by Clarcuco
Maunhetmer.
The latest flveccnt ptcco Is not
meeting with much popular favor,
nearly everybody saying It Is an In
artistic coin. On ono side Is pic
tured a buffalo, with tho words
United States of America," "E Plurl
bus Unum" and "Five Cents." On
tho roverso side Is shown tho head of
an Indian, with the word "Liberty"
and tho year, wiilch Is 1913. Tho
nickel is thickest at tho edge. Tho
slot-machine people object to It bo
cause It will not go Into tho ordinary
five-cent slot.
DIliH OF APOPIiKXV.
John Johnson, n nntlvo of Sweden,
died nt htn room over tho Deschutes
grocery Inst Wednesday afternoon of
npoploxy. Ho was CO years old. Tho
burial took placo Friday, Dr. Gorby
conducting tho services. Johnson
iott four children and n mother in
Sweden. Ha had a homcBtead C4
miles south of horo but had been
Nvorklng In town recently at vnrlom
Jobs. It Is snld that ho leaves con
siderable property In the old country.
BASKET WILLOW CUTTINGS
Forest Service Will Supply Them to
All Who Apply.
The United States Forest Service
will have cuttings for distribution
this spring of several species of bas
ket willows which havo been grown
In the government forest nursery
scar Carson, Wash. These cuttings
will be distributed to farmers and
others who wish to make trials of
basket willow on lands too wet for
other crops. From 50 to 100 cut
tings will be given to each person,
for which no charge is made, but the
recipients will bo .expected to report
from time to time on the condition
of the willows In order that tho gov
ernment may determine what varie
ties are besj. adapted to this region.
Cuttings will not be furnished for
ornamental or wind-break planting,
but to those who wish to make a trial
at growing willow rods for basket
making. Any person desiring cut
tings of basket willows under these
conditions should make application
to the District Forester, Forest Serv
ice, Portland, Oregon, before April
first, about which tlmo the distribu
tion will be made.
S1IAMKO KDITOR DIES.
Ed H. Overman, editor of the
Sbanlko Star aud Maupln Monitor,
was found last Wednesday morning
lying on the floor of his room at tho
Hotel Dalles at Tho Dalles. He had
mado an auto trip to that city the
day before with a friend. Death was
due to heart trouble. Ho is survived
by a wife and three children.
HELD UNDEK HEAVY DO.VDS.
(Prineville Journal.)
At the preliminary bearing of
George Messlnger on charge of lar
ceny of a steer, the testimony against
thefdefendant was grave enough to
warrant Judgo Kennedy In holding
hlra to the grand Jury in 13500 bonds
Alonzo Weaver, an accomplice, be
came, sick of his part in tho affair
and agreed to turn state's evidence
after the two young men were com
mitted from fiend for housebreaking.
Ho led Sheriff Elklns to tho spot on
tho desert whero lay the dead steer
bearing the brand of George Mill!
can, and the latter, after seeing the
brand and earmarks, promptly swore
out an information.
Both Messlnger and Weaver wero
already under $2000 bonds on tho
burglary charge, and had secured
bondsmen. The court also placed
Weaver under a $750 bond to appear
as a witness. His father, David
Weaver, is his surety. Messlnger
has not yet been able to secure bonds
men for the additional $3500. Wit-
lard H. Wlrtx conducted tho prose
cution, while W. P. Myers appeared
for tho defendant.
rifilJ,TEatCoW storase
UKJW 1 Lettuce When
you can get It home grown.
Ask your grocer.
Give us your Easter order
for cut Hovers.
Let us ffrow your vege
table or flower garden pliiuiit
Seed jxnntoes that are
matured.
Hardy, selected 2-year-old
roe bushes and chelae aster
plants.
Improved pansy plants.
Strawberry plants and all
small fruits.
M. Q. COE
! HOT BREAD i
: i
t EVERY MORNING at
DESCHUTES GROCERY
CORKETT'S
SHUEY'S 1
" MISENER'S
McCUISTON'S
VINYARD & BURGIN ,
THItEK SAWMILLS 11UNNIM1
(Sisters Herald.)
Sisters has thrco sawmills running
full tlmo with prospects good for a
continuous run. Tho J. P. Duckott
Lumber Co. aro running full forcoj
Tho Wilson Lumber Co. started up
on Tuesday and expect to run n full
force continuously; F, E. Dayton Is
runntng on a 300,000 feet contract
for the .Black .Butte Co. and haa Uio
contract for Sisters now school
building.
list your farm, and city property
with me. I will make nn honest
effort to sell It. O. V. SILV1S Adv.
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SCHOOL NOTES
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As n variation front usual work,
during tho laBt halt hour Friday af
ternoon, Prof. Shouso gavo n talk
on education in nnelotit Grocco. llu
dwelt on tho changes in government
attor tho Persian wnrs, tho now Idons
nlxnit education and tho philosophi
cal schools that grew up during that
period. Ho compared thutit with
conditions In the United States dur
ing tho past century and n half,
Tho following nxporlmouts woro
performed by the physics class last
month:
1. Magnetic properties ut colls
carrying electricity.
2. Eloctromotlvo forces.
3. Resistance
4. Electrolysis and tho storage
battery.
b. Induction of currents by mag
nets. 6. Prlnclplo of tho dynamo and
motor,
7. Electric bolls.
8. Telegraph Instrument.
9. Heating by electricity.
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Are You Wise?
If you arc Wise, as I surmise
You'll take your clothes to Harry VVyse
For be. your old suit will disguise 1
And fix it up so neat and nice, t
Your girl will open wide her eyes l
In ecstasy and glad surprise; t
And think you're just the proper size
To share her nook in Paradise; 1
So if you're wise, as 1 surmise, I
You'll take your clothes to Harry Wyse. .
SATHER BUILDING. f
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Hudson and Reo
Automobiles.
EVERY BUYER SATISFIED.
Also the Haynes Car and Reo Tracks.
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J. C. ROBINSON
Central Oregon Agent, : : Madras, Oregon.
& 3S fit
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I've been selling Studebaker
Wagons and Buggies for
over 30 years,"
"I've cold them because my reputation ns a
dealer waa ct stake and from experience I have found
that Studebaker means the best."
That ttlla the Story.
rrmer bought StudeboLer wagons before tho Cvil war
and they liavo been buying them evtr tinee.
because they had confidenco in the name Studebaker and In
the turdy, dependable wagona and buggiea they build.
And that confidence haa been upheld. Studebaker wagons
ore built on honor and the Studebaker guarantee tioe. with every one.
There a a Studebaker for your necuV whether you Iivs la
city, town or country.
Frm Yagoaa
hurfjt
tin CarrUtae
tiiulut Waaona
liugglu
Oiuup Carta
Truck
Rimbou!
CeaUutwt' Warona
And Studebaker hameae also aa well and carefully mads
as Studebaker vehicle.
St our Dtahr or Writ ut.
STUDEBAKER
South Bend, InrJ.
LIST OF JVERTISERS
lliillclln'rt "Honor Hull" Contain
NnincH of Iicmlluu; lluxlticti Hoiim
A list Is given liolow of tho persons,
firms and corpurntluns whoso, dlsplny
ndvortlsotiiontH aro found In this
Issuo of Tho llullotln. These mer
chants, nlcrt to their business Inter
ests bellovo In tho use of the adver
tising columns of tholr homo paper,
and each wook thoy have HotnothliiK
worth whllu to offer tho render of
this papur. Tho llullutln'a "honor
roll" follows:
Iloml Hardware Cotupnny.
Pionovr Cream Company,
Ilond Hotel.
llend Milling & Wnrehousu Co.
Wonnndy Livery Company.
Oregon I.nml & Immigration Co.
Ilond Htono Co.
J. A. MacCloskoy.
J. J, Ryan.
Itobort lllnckwcll. '
N. I. Woldor.
Cloverleaf Dairy.
Itobert II. Gould.
C 1 Nlswonger.
Iloss Fnrnhsm.
F. H. Thompson, M. D.
Dc. R. D. Ketchum.
Dr. W. W. Faulkner, lit M. D.
U. C. Coo, M. D.
Marlon Lcsh,
J. 11. Hanor Abstract Company.
C. 8. llcnsou.
F. O. Minor.
V. A. Forbes.
Goorgo 8. Young.
M. J. Main.
U. N. Hoffman. ,
Miss Eva V. Graves.
O. F. Hurt.
R. II, Deyarmond.
Chas. H Lilly Co.
Rend Steam Laundry.
Kllte Studio.
Vlnyard & llurgtn.
Hotel Wright.
L. R. Mlsoner.
J. It. Mltlcr.
W. C. McCutston,
Whlto Sewing Machine Co.
Homeseekers' Land Co.
American Ilakory.
M. O. Coe.
La Pine Townillo Co.
The Rend Company ,
Deschutes Ranking & Trust Co.
First National Rank.
N. P. Smith.'
Jones & Reashaw.
K. A. Bather.
Palace Market.
M. 8. Lattln ft Co.
Hunter ft Staats.
Rolton, Ruetenlk ft May.
Rend Realty ft Investment Co.
Pilot Rutte Inn.
Ijjfollotto Nursery Company,
H. W. Ruckbeo.
Innes ft Davidson.
C. V. 8llvls.
Union Market.
United Warehouse Company.
Portland Seed Co.
R. II. Loven.
Rend View Company.
W. K. Parker ft Company.
W. W. Wright.
Miller Lumber Co.
Rend Park Co.
Oregon Investment Co.
J. A. EastCB
Corkatt.
Rend Commercial Club.
Rend Water, Light ft Power Co.
Jones Dairy.
A. L. French.
Mrs. W. n. Gursoy.
A. M. Lara ft Co.
Mrs. 8. Mcintosh.
R. M. Smith Clothing Co.
K. M. Thompson.
Mannhelmcr Rros.
Skuso Hardware Co.
Rend Ilrlck ft Lumber Co,
Oregon Trunk Railway.
Oregon-Washington Railroad ft
Navigation Company,
Dopnt Hotel.
J, C Robinson.
H. G. Farrls.
H. G. FARRIS
AutOrTrucks
Operating Regularly Between
BEND AND BURNS
PROMPT SERVICE
Wall Paper and Paint Store
Now ready for business with n now lino of paper
and pnlnt. Wo havo paper from 10c per bolt
and up; (a bolt is two rolls). Paint from 7Gc to
$1.75 per gallon. Varnish, linseed oil, shellac
stain, enamel, kalsomlnu and Rlnss, and everything
in tho paper and paint line. When you need any
paint or paper, call and sou us. If you want any
papering or pnlntinjr dono, would like to figuro
with you, for wo bolluvo wo can do it cheaper
than any ono, Givo us a chance and see.
Wo Guarantee Our Paint and All of Our Work
JONES & RENSHAW
OLD I'OSTOFKICE BUILDING
Deschutes Addition
TO BEND
Billy Can't
is one of the choice residence
parts of the town. If you are
looking for AN ATTRACTIVE
INVESTMENT, you should
see the owners of this proper
ty who are old-time residents
here. Lots that are close in
to the business part of town
From $250 to
$400
We
also deal in Farm and
Timber Lands
HUNTER & STAATS
OHIco In Ssthcr Rrlck llulldlng
Don't blame Hilly tweauaa ha can't r
slit tht frag-rancr of our soap and our
mured and aoflened spring wnier
LET US DO YOUR LAUNDRY
LOW PRICES, BUTTER SFRVICE
Bend Steam Laundry.
Put Your OuiIm
In Our Suds"
New
PALACE
MARKET
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Charles Uoyd, Prdp.
MEATS
Vegetables, etc.
DOLTON, RUETENIK AND MAY
Washed Sand and Screened Gravel
Bend, Oregon
Your Fire
Insurance
placed with us will always be
written so that your protec
tion will be complete. Thqre
will be no expiring of policies
without your knowledge.
M. S. LATTIN (84. CO.
FIRE LIABILITY BONDS
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American Bakery
MiNNZAFOUS BAIT LaKX CITY SAM raANCiSCO FOSTLiKD. OB.
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