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w:m nuMiKTiN, ihcnd, our., wkd.vkhday, hkckmhkh n, iota.
PAGR 8.
WEATHER IN NOVEMBER'
'Niiinhcr of Cloudy Iii)n UtniNiinlly
Clear ilnya lit Novoinhnr, IriHtwul
V or1 IkiIiik In tlm majority iin In tint pro-
ioiIIiik nioiitliM, wiirn fowur tlntn villi-
r cloudy of imrlly cloudy, (hum lio-
It'c only alx, Kviiii with tlio partly
i (liiiiily iluyii, of whloli thnro woto
r "iRlil, tlm ilnyn on which tlm miii
allowu wore outiitiinliflhiil by lha
i cloudy ilnyn, Tho hlKimat tniiiiirfi-
(hid for tlio month wiih Mi, on tint
ICth, nml tlio lowottt 2tt, on tlm Itli.
', Tlm menu in In I tn ii in leiiiiinrHtiiio wna
. IN, tlio moan minimum XI) 14 nrtil
I 'tlm iiiciui 3Hi. With tlm cloudy
ilnyn tlmro wiih nnioh ruin, 1.91) incho
Iiik In tho wIioIh IIHIIIlH. Of till
, l fn II
riouiit nourly ono half full on tlio
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CHURCH NOTICES
MctlioilUt.
Horvlros Hundiiy 11 n. m., nnd 7!tl0
i, in, Hundiiy aehool 10 a. in, Kp
worth Kuiikuo Oi.10 p. in. Illhlo
fltildy CIiikn TliliiHilny ut 7i30 p. in,
Choir prnctlcu Krlilny nt 7; 30 p, in,
I'lOHhilorliiii,
Knmliiy HDrvlcim: Humlny aehool nt
10 ii. in,, pnmvhliiK ut 11 n, in. nml
7:30 p. in. Yon uro Invited to thimo
HiirvlouH, llrliiK nomolody with you.
Cliureli of tlm llrclhicii,
Horvlwtw ohoIi alternate Kumlny nt
3 p, in. In tlm Al, IC, Churtili, Kor
vIcum iioxt Kuiidity,
I'nloii.
(Kaat of llrtnil notftl(r 7.)
Mmt (!liunib MnllN Hi Klrh
arilaon school Iioum. fttinday aehool
Ht 11 n. in., prMialilHif Ml II m.
wiinil Churoli Aleejtiiiit it thu
nriuiKH Hull, HuiidHy wjhool nt 1:30
P. in.
Third Churuh MwtliiK Mt Arnold
Mliool Iioum. Biiwlay mshool ut 2
p. in., prtMrhlng nt S p. m.
No collection. JCiisur WlKinore,
puttor,
ItuptUt.
llllilo nohool 10 n. in.: profflehliiK,
anrvlee 11 o'clock; youiiK Puopln'H
iiiudIIiik. 0:30 p, in.: prmu'hliiK nor
vlrn. 7 30: prayer inootliit: and lllhlu
Mtudv Woilneadny uvciiIuk, 7 30. All
Cordially Invited-
WIJHKIiV MAltlCKT HKI'OftT.
NOIITJI POUTiLANI), Nov. 0,
ItrcolptH for tlm wuuk hnvo bonni
Cttttlu 767, Calves, IB, Iiokh, 4330,
Hlmop 6144, horaoa 103.
Cattlo market holding steady for
top iiiallty, with ntooru noIIIiik nt
$7.60 for bout stuff, Morn mudliini
Knulii cattlo worn offorod than oliolcn.
Cow atuff wuh nhotit tlm mitno Krmlo
of poor iiuallty that Iiiim linen offorod
for some tlmo, nolllng from $4.60 to
$6.76, with Juat onti lot huIIHik for
0 eanta. I'rlnm IlKht ohIvoh urn worth
$0.00, hwivy oiim $0,00 to $7.76.
IIiiIIh featured from $6.60 to $0.2.. j
fttKM Rtady. A hi k run of Iiokh fori
tho tliit or tlm wttok, hut top Mtlll
hold nt s cm ih fur thrw loMdx Mon
day Hint tho VMwk cloied MtroiiK with i
ftfiHt'n lodM tor thu opon nmrknt
mid top qiulity Ht III KoIiik Mt 8 ctMim '
nnd tlrlM prlca In tpt to hold until!
ittuck (t)iow mioii. Th Hhow Im J
litlluil Hutuilir 8-13 null will uttmrt
nh I pom from thu oiitlr Nortlifl ,
mho In tho lnrKoftt mIiow MVttr llHld
wont of tho Ilorklt. HliHi rfcelplB I
woru IncroNMil from every northwwut- i
orn hIhIm ihtN wrak, ntlll tlm Hum
IoIhI whh not HxcHplloiiHlly lr8. hut:
wlmt tlm run lacked In (tiaiitity it
limply iimdo up In qtiitllty. I'rlmc
hwhh liloiiKlit $4.00 hkuIii nml rholce
wtttliHm $ 1.76 to $6.00 for oxcoptloii
nl iiullty and ImiiiIw ollcltod n $0.00
hid with tho umrlittt cIuhIdk on a firm
IjiihIm.
noticu j'oit vvnUCA'rios,
Dopnrtinont of tlio Intnrlor, U,
B.
hand Ofllco nt Tlio Onllcn, OrcKon,
Novomlior 13. 1013,
Notlco U liorohy Klvcn that
Itohcrt II, Ootild, wIioho pontolllce nd
(IrniiH Ik Ilond, Orocoii, did, on tho
20th dny of January, 1013, flic In
thin olllco iiworn Hlutoinent nnd np
iillcntlon, No, 011100, to purchnno
iotx 2 nml 3, Hcctlon 10, towmlilp
17 noiilh, ranso 12 oarI, Wlllamotto
1 Tlli:V AltH (,X)MINO.
HtilRln, tho North Carolina "korn
Hrnokor" nnd party, nrn on thnlr wnv
hero. Do not innko nny dntcn for
week boKlnnliiK Doc. 28, oxcupl from
it u. in. to U p. in,, uh llulnlti and party
will diimund your tlmo and outhiiN
Insm. hiIv.
NOTICII,
. All iiiimouii knowlRK tliHiiino1vii In
OohtDd to un will call and with with
out further dolny. Ilond MlllInK
4jb WarohoiiHo Co, 3'J
ANNOI'NCKMICNT.
I wIhIi to HMiinuueo tlmt I have
opoiHHl n drwHiniaklnK parlor In tlm
building on MluntMHitN utroot roriiir
ly ocnuplod hy Mm. McIiiIihiIi You
nn- IiivKihI to call. Ilortha Noon r
Adv. 30p
nri
Accuracy
and
Penetration
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"High Power"
Repeating
Ri!loNo.425
lit I'lUc $20.00
IUn
.A Big Came Rifle that
r ii. i... r..j
ft n. ' manes uoou.
Hurcflrr Noltilki NoJam
U4' . -,-!..
't VBJ f.f jJHlr IHwIiititi
,IW llllkf ,M,
J.'Stevcns Arms & Tool Co.,
N r o k
Chkopct UDt, KjjC
UDryGoods&Notions-i
NEW STOCK OF GLOVES
Churchill's Gloves for Men
Work and Dress Gloves
Auto Gauntlets
Cotton and Knit Gloves for
Cold Weather
Ladies Gloves
E. A. Sather
Auto Dolivery
Wall Street
.NOTICK OK COXTIWT.
Department of tlm Interior, United
HtutcH Land Ulllco, Tlio Dalle,
Ori'Kon, .Novombor 10, 1013,
To Uldeon Wouver, I!ntryiiian, of
1 rluovllle, UroKon, Contvutco, nnd
Mm. Jiottlo Krlcktton, trannforve,
of Mend, Orexon:
You nru hereby notiried that Ozro
W. Toiuoy, who KlvoN lienu, urexon,
an IiIh pontolflco addrenn, did on Aug.
uit 27, 1013, nio in tun omco Jim
duly corroborated niipllcatlon to con
tcHl nnd aucuro tho cuncollatlon of
your homuHtead, entry No, ,
Herlal No. 06381, mado October 8,
1000, flnnl certlflcato lirnued May 20,
1013, for SftNWU nnd loU 3 and 4
of Hcctlon 3, townhlp 18 H., rnnKO IC
K., Wlllametto Meridian, nnd oh
Kroundn for IiIh cunteit ho iiIIoko
that mild ontrytuun mado said entry
for Hpnculntlvo purixiii-n and did on
or about October 1, 1010, enter Into
it written contract with ono U, W.
Joni', whereby ho acrwd to convey
to Huld Juiioh tho Mouth ono-half of
HMld tract for n vnlunblo ooiisldora-
Hon. ah noon an lie. Mid entryman,
nhotild obtain tltlo to ald tract from
tlm I'll It wl KUtiM Kovoriitnont, under
Hald entry ; thai the Mid Woavor.
Hfter mnkliiB final proof under wild
entry, conveyed ld tract to Mr.
Hettm isrlckHon by warranty deed.
rh the Mild Krlckson Imvlni; full
knowledge of Hld contract of actio to
the HUld Jonmi above mentioned.
ton are, therefore, further noti
ced that tho anld allecatlanH will bo
taken by thli otllco rs havlnc been
coiifetwt'd by you, nnd your imld entry
will Ih) canceled thoreundor without
your further right to bo heard there
in, either before this offlco or on ap
peal, If you fait to tlio In thli ottlec
within twenty dnyn after the
KOUUTI1 publication of thli notice.
om thown below, your nnawor, under
onth, iticclflcally mooting and ro
IHindlng to theao nllogatlona of con-
teat or ir you fall within that tlmo to
nio In this ofllco duo proof that you
have served a copy of your answer on
the said contestant either In person
or by registered, mall. If this sorvlco
Is mado by the dolivery of a copy of
your answer to tho contestant In per
son, proof of such nervico must be
either tho said contestants written
acknowledgment of his receipt of the
eppy. showing the data of Its receipt,
or tho nflldavlt of the person by
whom delivered; If mado by register
ed mnll, proof or audi sorvlco must
consist of tho nflldavlt of tho noraon
by whom tho copy waa mailed stating
when nnd tho postoltlco to whloh It
wiu mntled. and this ntudavit must
bo acoompanled by tho postmaster's
receipt for tho letter.
You should state In your answer
tho nnme of tho postofTleo to which
you dealro future notices to bo uont
tn you.
II. FKAXK WOODCOCIC,
KogUter.
Dato of first publication Nov. 10,
1013.
Dato of second publication Nov. 2C,
1913.
Dato of third publication Dec. 3,
1013.
Dnto of fourth publication Dec 10,
1013.
Mop a couch before It
develops Komothlnc mora
crlous.
Ballard's
la The Utmttir TJit
Ilota Ibe Worlr.
It relieves coughlnfr fmrr.cdW
Ately, oaies orenn Ih tin
lung, looion phlegm and
clean the bronchial tube. It
Is a nna family remedy, plens-
ant to tako and good for chll
dren and Jult.
I'rlve 33c. Wo nod II.OO.
Iluy the f 100 alio. It contains
flva tlmca aa much na tho 2Co
site, and you get with each boU
tlo a Dr Ilerrlck'a Hed reppcr
1'oroua l'lanter for the cheat.
Jameer,Dallard,!rop. St.Loult,Mo.
Staphena Eye Salve Curea 8ore
eyea.
floioAwoHccowntN3robv
Patterson Drug Co.
Oregon Agricultural
College
rAHMKItH' WKKK
Drcrnilxr H to lit, 10 1 3
This will bo a notable event In
the educational history ol Ore
gon. Farmers' Co-operation will bo
tho loading topic of a stimulat
ing series of lecture. The week
will be crowded with discussions
nnd demonstrations In every
thing that makes for the welfare
of tho farmer tnd home-maker.
wi.vrim shout coi'hkk
January !i to ill), 11)1 i.
The College has spared no ef
fort to make this tho most com
plete short course In Its history.
A very wide range of courses
will Ixi offered In General Agri
culture, Horticulture. Animal
Husbandry. Dairying. Poultry
Keeping, Mechanic Arts, Domes
tic Sclonco and Art, Commerce,
Forestry, and Music. Numer
ous lectures nnd discussions on
FARMKKS CO-OPKUATION,
nt home nnd abroad, will lo n
leading feature. Mako this a
pleasant nnd profitable winter
outing. No tuition. Accommo
dations reasonnblo. Reduced
rates on all railroad. For fur
ther Information address
H. M. TKNNANT. Registrar,
Corvallls, Oregon.
Farmers' buslnoea courses by
correspondence without tuition.
3C-39p
HOLIDAY FARES
From All Stations
on thu
Oregon -Washington Railroad & Navigation Co.
Sale Dates
Dec. 18 to 24
1913
Final
Return Limit
Jan. 5th
1914
TO
All Points in Oregon, Washington and Idaho
and return
The First Time In the History of the Northwest
Tlmt Holiday Rates liavo boen in effect Tako ndvntago of tho Low
Hares nnd spend ChrUtmaH and Now Year with friends.
Ask Particulars of nny Agont of the
O-W R. & N.
NOTICK FOR PUI1M0ATI0N.
Department of tho Interior, U. 8,
l.nnd Olllco ut Tho Dallos, Oregon,
November 2. 1013.
Notice U horeby given that Charles
F. HnrtwlK, of Mllllcan, Oregon, who
on April Oth, 1010, mado hnmestend
entry No. OtHlC. fur Kh Soctlon 9,
tnwnahlp 30 South, raugo 16 oast.
Willamette Meridian, has filed notU
nt Intention to mnko flnnl throe year
proof to establish claim to tho land
above desorlhod, before II. C. Rills.
U. 8 Commissioner, nt llend, Orogon,
on tho Gth day of January, 1014.
Clnlmnnt nnmes na wituoasoa: Wll
Ham Todd, William T. Roam. How
ard F. Dyer, nil of Mllllcan, Oregon,
John A. Hnzukn, of llend, Oregon.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK.
30-43 Register.
rijfS!
HOME MADE CANDIES
DAINTY LUNCHEONS
Unkery Goods Home finked
Refreshing Sodas and Sundues
ICE CREAM
Retail and Wholesale
fdt
yVAPtl
B, V' I-"
TELL US OVER
THE PHONE
Scratched
40 Years
Used D. D. D.,
All Itching Gone!
Thla la the actual experience of Anne
Croir.un. Hanta Ituaa, Cal., with the won
derful 1). V, 13. I'reacrlptlun.
I). D. IX la the proven Kciema, Cure
the mild wash that slvea tnatunt reltet
in an lorms or bkiii iroueie.
Cleanaea the akin of all Impurltlea
uiuicnee unu luropiea.
In aa smooth and healthy
waihea away
akl
blolchea
leavinK the akin aa
ua that of a child.
WHO J
Then split next week'a wash. Compare
our halt with the other felloWa. That'a
all.
LOW PRICES, BETTER SERVICE
Bend Steam Laundry.
Meridian, ami tho timber thereon,
tinder tho provlalona of tho act of
Juno 3, 1878, and acta amendatory
known m tho "Tlmbor nnd Btono
Law," nt Rtich value na mlRht ho fixed
by nppralaomont, nnd tlmt, ptiratinnt
to audi application, tho land and tim
ber thereon hnvo been appralaed Ono
Hundred Heventy-Hlx Dollar, the
timber catlmatcd 120 M. hoard feel
ut 10.70 per M., and the land f 81.00;
that aald applicant will offer final
proof In support of hla application
nml aworn atnternent on tho 24th
dny of January, 1014, bofnro H. C.
Kllln, V. H. Commiaalonor, at llend,
Orcnoii,
Any peroon la nt liberty to protot
thla imrrhaMn liofore entry, or Ini
tiate a content nt any tlmo before pat
ent laauea, by flllnK n corroborated
Hlfldavlt In thla olllco, alleglnK facta
which would defeat the entry.
11. FRANK WOODCOCK,
.17-40 KeglHter.
.NOTICE- FOIt rOllMCATION.
Department of tho Interior, U. 8,
I-nnd Ofllco at Tho Dalles, Oregon,
November 8, 1013, ,
Notlco Is hereby Riven that Hattiu
h. Huntington, of llend, Oregon, who
on July 27, 1008, mado homestead
entry No. 03C0 for w',hc4i aoctlou
32, townahlp 10 aouth, rnngo 11 coat',
Wlllametto meridian, has filed notion
of Intention to mako final flva yonr
proof, to eiUbllah claim to tho land
above riescrlhod, boforu H. U. Hllta,
V. K. CommlMlonMr, at llend, Oregon,
on the lath day o( Decombor, 1913.
Claimant tiamea na wltnoeae.
Kred A. honfuai. David Hill, I'tr
8eRllnK. John W. tlaher, all of Ileuil,
Ormon.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK,
3(1-40 Restaur.
Our New Elevator is Now in Operation
We Have the Largest and Best
Equipped Feed Mill in the State
Our Capacity is 30 tons per day
WE
ARE ABLE TO TAKE CARE OF ALL
CUSTOM WORK PROMPTLY
Highest Market Prices Paid For
Grain of All Kinds
On December 1 we changed our terms to the retaif trade
to fltrictly caeh.
o
COME AND SEE US
Bend Milling and Ware
house Company
are- I
r n
Hotel Wright
ORCENWOOD AVENUE.
The Hotel for Winter..
Steam Heat and Running Hot
and Cold Water.
Get our rates for the winter.
The only stone hotel in Bend.
Headquarters for Commercial Men
Electric Lighted Throughout
Special Attention to
Transient Travel
THE BEND HOTEL
Qood Rooms
Free bus to
and from trains
MUQH O'KANE, MANAQKR
BEND, OREGON
Good Meals
All arrangements mado for persons
desiring- to go south and east of here
--
Altamont Hotel
THE MOST MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE ROOMS
IN THE CITY. STEAM HEAT, HOT AND
COLD WATER WITH BATH PRIVILEGE.
J. A. EASTES, Mgr. Airs. E. J. HERRINO, Assistant Mgr.
BEND, OREGON
44444t4
Pilot Butte Hotel
Ideal Stopping Place for Summer Vacationists
and Travellers.
SPECIAL ATTENTION (HVEN TO COAlMERCIAL MEN.
OOOP DININO ROOM.
J. P. TAUOART, Proprietor.
FREE AUTO BETWEEN HOTEL AND DEPOT.
4$
0t a, 60o bottle of thla wonderful
Eciema Cure today and keep It In th
bouse,
. Wi know that D.D. D, wlU do all that
la claimed for It.
Patterson Drug Company.
if)i)t)f)f)t)f)f)f)t4r44'lft'
"PutjYour Dudt
In Our Suds"
ONE CENT A WORD is all a ljttle want ad will cost you,
, ,