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0. 1'. NIHWONUHIt, Hand, Oro.
UNIHJHTAKHIi.
' Licensed Knihiilmer,
' Funeral Director
, I'tioiio. Lady Assistant
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',. .MIIH. .M. K. I'OIUIKY
,-k IKitiifNlIu Nurse
Hend, Oregon
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IIOHH V A It Ml AM
Attorney nl Law
Otnco In olil First Notional Hank
llulldhiK.
Dietetic, Hygienic, Niitnrnl Thorn-
penile. Cltronlu Disorders a Hixiolulty
lilt. It. I). KETCH UM
Druuless l'li)slclit
Mourn 0 to 0 Bnthor llldg
tiii: J. ii. iianicu ahhthaot oo.,
Incorporated.
Complete truot fiitluxuit and photo
ernphla copies of all Crook Count)
records.
1'rlnavlllo, Oroxon.
W, W. FAULKNUIt. I). M. D.
I) I! N T I 8 T
O'Donnoll ItulldlitK
IJ o lid, Ortmun
U. O. OOK, M. I).
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omctt over First National Hank
Office Hours: 10 to 1! n, in.; 1
to 3 nud 7 to M p. in.
11BNU, :: OREGON
C. H. II EN BON
Attorney At Law
Offico In old Klrat Notlounl Hank
Uulldlnjc
Ilcnd, Oregon
VKItNON A. FOKHKH
LAWYKIl
First National Hsitk Hulldlng,
Ilcnd, Oregon
OKOIUli: H. YOU NO
Civil, Mining uml Irrigation
Engineer.
Omco at lloom 6, First National Hank
Hulldlng.
1 O. M I N O It
I'ostofflco IlulldltiK
LIFE FIRE ACCIDENT
I N 8 U It A N C E
Notary Fubll" and Conveyancing All
Legal I'apers Correctly Drawn
l-'ldrllty Ikuids.
17. N. HOFFMAN
N (I T A It V I' l II I I (i
Hunter's nod Angler's I.lceiuo l'ntrr
ii Hpcilnlty.
Ilullotln Office, Hand, Oregon.
MIBMKVA L.OHAVIM
Teacher of
I'lANt) 1'I.AYINfl
Ilrldciiro Hludlo at Mr. A. M. Lara's
Telephone. '
II. C. If 1. 1. 1 s
AttiriieyAfI.nw
I'nltnl Htnte CotimiU'.loiirr X
Firm National Hnuk HulldliiK
HEND, OHEOON
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lilt. J. II. CO.V.N'Alt.N ( i
DENTIST
OTor Deschutes Hanking & Trust Co.
OlMco Hour 0 to 3.
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Machine Shop and
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WHO
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YOUR'
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)'rrnn tpllt neat wttk'a Vvnih Compar
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Bead Steam Laundry.
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"Put YoUKQiftf '
Id bur SVdi"
DEATH WARNINGS,
Soldiers Who Foresaw Tholr Fato
on tho Evo of Battlo.
KNEW THEIR TIME HAD COME.
It Wt Not Mir Fanoy, but Qrlm Pro
monition, That Movad Thtit Mm to
(Uad Thtlr Own Otath Warranto A
Cat of rttd Tap and a Dulltt.
rroiiiunllliiiiH Kut llltlo ntU'iitlon. nnd
tliono who Imvo them llltlu H'iuinthy
In thou ilnjH. Durltitf tliu war. how
ovur, it pri'iniinlllon inmc to bo looked
upon nit it mot uutvolcomu Kinttt. In
tho coiiipmiy I wont out with there
weru two (Inrllulil hrollicrn. Tin youiiK
er, it iiik't, loodi-Mt follow who apunt
hit lulriiiru llnio writing Ictlcm uud
ri'iidhiK, novur Jolui'd In camp nmiio
int'iilN, told it tvw of IiIm uioro lutlmatu
filvndt while tho rrulineiit witd In
rnmp opHwllu Fnilerlckiibtirir, Viu In
16H-.', (Imi liu would Imi wuundtil In
tliu llrnt bnttlo ho wont Into mid dlu
from tho cffettM of IL Tliu boy IiiukIi
til tit him mul lrlfl to ehevr hlin up,
hut In wnt of no iihi. Iiu never chiiiutud
hit mind. Aim. 'M, IWli wn tho flrxt
Uttlo of tho reulmuiit. Vouiik Uur
fluid wnii int bravo ut tho br incut nt
aiilni'tvllly.
"i'liln la my flrxt and taut flit lit. boyt.
nud 1 tluill do my duty." It what he
mild when tho reuliuuul plunged Into
that hnttle, lu which tho Iron brlcndo
of four ri'KliuvutM and two reKlmeiita
of Dtiubleduy'M liriitado. tho Flfty-tlitb
I'eiiutylvniitn nud tho Beventy-ttith
Now York, met "Htonuwall" Jackton't
tlxtii'ii regiments and held them lu
check for four houra. our brigade alono
lotlnif WO of Its 200 men.
"I'm hit; Koodby. boyt." tatd Oar
Held, at bo fell out and went to tbo
rear.
"Youra Is n fleth wound In tbo calf
of the left and lu a few days will bo
all right," snld tho Burgeon to Garfield.
"Tell my parents I did not shirk my
duty." pleaded the poor toy.
And he lay there without a word of
complaint and died.
Near him was "Kicker" Finch of tho
same coiuuy with n shattered knee,
a much worc wound than Onrfleld'a.
Finch demanded attention. Ho forced
tho nurMM to keep his wound bathed In
cold water, nnd If they wvro nt nil neg
lectful hi swore nt them. Finch lived
to kick about xor hardtack nnd salt
Junk cut from dead liorsen, but Garfield
la aleopliiB lu tho Hull Kim cemetery.
Frank King wan n rollicking young
follow In tbo saiuo comiwny, generous.
bravo nud opular, a singer who nlwnys
drew nn audience. Like n hero be
fought nt Gnlni-srlllo, Second Hull
Itiiu, Houth Mountain. Autletam. Fred
erlckhburg and FlUblub Crotilng.
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Or, better
Bend
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allk
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"Mine, thlN IIuImIm-h my fighting," wns
wluif Frank King xnlil lo I.lmo Wlillir,
n loinrmtc, Juxt lis the Blxtli Wlm-oiinlu
twiing Into Hut' for n churgo tho llrnt
day nt (ictiyxhurg.
"Killed lu bnttlo" Is whnt Iho orderly
entered nftcr Frank's nitnio that night
"Have nil the fun with mo you de
sire, geutlmueiii It Is your Inst chiinee."
was what Major I 'lit I I'lummer ( the
Klxth WImcoiinIii wild In a company of
ollleem who wero elm fling him about
being ro very coher the day before
(I in lit moved Into the WlldernexN In
IMH Forty-eight hours later they roll
ed lib blanket about him nnd burled
til ! where he fell. Nothing could con
vlui-e til in that he would not, bo killed
In Unit buttle, though he had escaped
In ii dor.eu other greut buttles,
fnpltilu Itnllln P. Couvermt. who had
won tils wuy from the ranks nud gone
through a score of great buttle, went
Into the llrxt day's fight of the Wilder
liens. May ft. IWVI. rontldent flint he
would do lil hist fighting that day. He
never fought more dm rely. They left
him on the Held with n (nigh cruelly
torn nud dentil looking him siuurely In
the t-je
A Confederate surgeon told Converse
that his leg would bare to eomo off.
"Tliul would imi pave my life, so let
It uloiie," n tils iiili-t reply. Hut the
surgeon began In iirrnuge for un umpu
tntlou "l-l Hint leg nliiue." snld Conrerw
The surgeon pnld no iitteullon (o the
wounded I'liptnlu until t'onverxe had
taken out his revolver nnd pointed It at
fit in There wns no amputation, mid
the next day they burled Converse with
both legs.
Meulennnt John Tlmtnon of Com
pany C wns entitled to muster out July
HI. ISA), his three years having ended,
hut rel laM Intervened nnd delayed
the order Days nnd weeks pused
without the word which would take
him out of the service On the night of
Aug. If). 1801, nn order en me for the
regiment to march. A march then. In
front of Petersburg, meant n battle.
"This I tough." snld Tlintnons. "I
ought to have been mustered out and
gone home n mouth spa lu A day or
two we shall have n fight, uml 1 shall
go to my long borne bo killed."
The first of the Weldnn railroad unt
iles. Aug. IK John llmmons was killed
-died of ml tape and a bull Chi
cago Itecord' Herald.
Tokyo's Pool of Tsars.
One spot In Japan shunned by all Is
the "Pool of Tears," a little pond on
the execution ground of an old prison
ut Tokyo. It never dries, and even the
hottest weather seems to have little
rffect upon It. Blut-e the re mo vol of
tho prison no buildings Imvo been
erected on the site occupying tho brow
of a bill, lly night It Is supposed to
be haunted by the ghosts of tho many
prison victims, nud no person, it Is rv
Inted. Is bold enough to venture that
way after dark. In the daytime the
hill Is the resort of students who seek
fresh Mir and exerclso. ArgonauL
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Twill Be Ready
in a Minute
As a matter of fact this wonderful little
disk stove is ready to cook in much less
than one minute from the instant you
turn the switch. And you can cook on
it practically anything you wish.
It is, perhaps, the most convenient
and useful of tho great variety of electri
cal cooking devices now within the reach of all, not
excepting those receiving the more modest incomes.
It lepresents the genius of the "Light House Keeping
Age" now opening to us banishing as with a fairy wand
all the nuisances of smoke, soot, disagreeable odors, and
tiresome delays, ,
You cannot fully appreciate its many virtues until you
actually use it. Come in and cook on the finejittle G-E stoves
we carry in stock and learn a lesson in real convenience,
still, tako one homo to try.
Water, Lightl& Power
"HIKING STENOGRAPHER"
HITS TRAIL TOWARD BEND
Man Who Is Plodding for Central
Oregon nil llio Way 1'ioni Texas
Hays Oirgou N llio Only Place.
II. (1. Dunloji, tho "hiking steno
grapher", la headed for Ilcnd. Just
now he Is somowhuru lu Utah, hitting
tho plko across country for Centrnl
Oregon.
IJunlop In n legal nnd general
atonographor, who Intends to open
an olllco Jintc. Ho heard of Hend
whllu ha wns In Texas, wroto for
copies of Tho Hulletlii and for litera
ture, and nftur gutting all tho Infor
mation ho could, decided that Hend
Is tho best town anywhere, and has
started this way. Ills long walk
commenced at Oklahotnn City.
Thenco ho went south to Fort Worth
In Toxns, nud thenco northwesterly
through Colorado and Utah. Tho
last part of tho long route wilt take
him via Pocatello, Pendleton and
Ilaker City.
"I was In Oregon n year ago and
wish I never left," ho writes. "Tho
Pacific Northwest bents anything
elo In tho country. As I go nlong
I am boosting for Onigun and Hond
all tho time. Already I know of one
group of Oklahoma settlers who will
go to Central Oregon."
NOTlCi: OF CONTKHT.
Department of the Interior United
Htntet l.and Ollke, Lakeview,
Oregon, April 28th, 1913.
To Charles B. Ocorgo of No. -107
Lumbcrmana Hank Illdg., Port
land, Oregon, Conlestee:
You nro hereby notified that Fred
0. Miller, who gives Hend, Oregon,
oof C. H. Demon, as his post-office
address, did on March 19th, 1913,
lilo in this of lice his duly corroborated
application to contest aud secure the
cancellation of your Homestead.
entry No. , Serial No. 02811
made December 7th, 1909, for NBU
NWVi. Bcctlon 13 and Lots 2 and 3,
8W NEK, KM SWU.SEK NW.
NWK SKU. Section 12, Township
22 8.. Itaugu 20 B., Willamette
Meridian, and aa grounds for his con
test he alleges that Charles E. George
has wholly failed to establish his
residence on said tract, has totally
failed to cultivate nnd Improve the
snino aa required by law and has
abandoned the snnio for tnoro than
one year last past.
You are, therefore, further noti
fied that tho said allegations will bo
taken by this office as having been
confessed by you, nnd your said entry
will he canceled thereunder without
your further right to lie heard there
in, either lcforo this office or on ap
peal, If you fall to fllo In this offico
within twenty days after tho
FOURTH publication of this notice,
as shown below, your answer, under
Co.
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oath, specifically meeting and re
sponding to these allegations of con
test, or If you fall within that tlmo to
fllo In this oftlco dun proof that you
have sorvad a copy of yuur answer on
tho said contestant in person or by
registered mail. If this service Is
made by tho delivery of a copy of
your answer on tho said contestant
In person, proof of such ser
vice must bo either tho snld contest
ant's written acknowledgment of his
receipt of tho copy, showing the date
of Us receipt, or tho affidavit of the
person by whom tho delivery wns
mo do stating when and whoro tho
copy was delivered; If made by regis
tered mall, proof of such service must
consist of tho affidavit of tho person
by whom tho copy was mailed stating
when and the postofflce to which It
was mailed, nnd this affidavit must
ho accompanied by tho postmaster's
receipt for tho letter.
You should stato In your answer
tho name of the postofflce to which
you dcslro further notices to bo sent
to you.
FKED P. CrtONBMlLLBK,
Kcglstcr.
Date of first publication May 7,
1913.
Dato of second publication May 14,
1913.
Date of third publication May 21,
1913.
Date of fourth publication May 28,
1913.
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office. Tho Dalles.
Oregon, April 28th, 1913.
To James Herb of Hend, Oregon,
Monroe, Wash., No. H35 Com
mercial Drive, Vancouver, H. C,
Contestee;
You are hereby notified that Isaac
I. Corby, who gives Hend, Oregon,
as his post-office addrns, did on
April 28, 1913. file In this office his
duly corroborated application to con
test and secure tho cancellation of
your desert land, Entry No. ,
Serial No. 0880C. made April 28,
1911, for SWtf NW4, Section 13,
Township 18 8.. Range 12 E., Wil
lamette Meridian, and as grounds for
his contest he alleges that said entry
man has failed to make his Improve
ments and also his second annual
proof and that ho has done nothing
whatever In Improving the land since
his annual proof offered In July,
1911, nnd that he Is a non-resident
of tho stato of Oregon.
You arc, therefore, further noti
fied that the said allegations will be
taken by this office cs having been
confessed by you. and your said entry
will be canceled thereunder without
your further right to lie heard there
in, cither before this offico or on ap
peal. If you fail to fllo In thin office
within twenty days after tho
FOUIITII publication of this notice,
as shown below, your answer, under
oath, specifically meeting and re
sponding to these allegations of con
test or if you fall within that time to
fllo in this office due proof that you
havo served n copy of your answer on
tho said contestant either In person
or by registered mail. If this service
is made by tho delivery of a copy or
your answer to the contestant In per
son, proof of such service must be
either the said contestant's written
acknowledgment of his receipt of the
copy, showing the dnte of Us receipt,
or tho affidavit of the person by
whom dollvered; If made by register
ed mall, proof of such service must
consist of the affidavit of the person
by whom tho copy was nmljod stating
wnen anu tne postoEico to wnicn it
was mailed, aud this affidavit must
bo accompanied bv the postmnBtor's
receipt for tho lotter.
You should state In your answer
tho name of tho postofflce to which
you dcslro futuro notices to be sent
to you.
C. W. MOORE. Register.
' Date of first publication May 7.
1913.
Date of second publication May 11.
1913.
Date or third publication May 21,
1913.
Date of fourth publication May 23,
1913.
NOTICE FOR PUIH.ICATION.
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Offico at The Dalles, Oregon,
April 2S.th, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that Wilbur
X. Hunnoll, of Laldlaw. Oregon, who,
on December 3rd, 1909, mado Home
stead entry No. 065E4, for SEVi
8EVi. Sec. 32 and SWU NWU, WVS
SWV4. Section 33. Township 1C
South, Itango 12 East. Willamette
Meridian, haa filed notice cf Inten
tion to. mnko final three year proof,
to establish claim to tho land above
described, before II. C. Ellis, U. S.
Coinutfstoner, at hla office at Hend.
Oregon, on the Oth day "of June, 1913.
Claimant names ab witnesses.
James It. Hcnham, of Laldlaw. Ore
gon. Fred N. VunMatre. and Lnvern
O. Reed, of Hend, Oregon, and
Lomuol A, Hrandonburg. of Des
chutes, Oregon.
9-13p C,W MOORE. Register,
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