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Cherry Bark
Cough Syrup
Willi ii full mill honest
4 niiiiiimifo or entire ftiuiNrni-
lion or your moiii')' back.
I'Ii'iiniihI lit I like, a uriici
' oiix iuun(llj' foi' Hid lummy
JV It outsells nvcry other
i cimikIi preparation ton linn.
' die, lieviiusfl It outlines llii'iii
, )u kUIiiu iioniit relief,
25c, 50c, $1.00
Patterson Drag Co.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
M. H. I.iiltln Im In Portland on n
jmalness trip.
. Mis Mury Honson linn taken rootm
at tint Altainoiit,
' M. NV tclnv nf llslmilnn liutto will
ln,'town this week. t
I,, I. I'ux wont to I'orttuittl laat
filriht on a husluosa trip,
(Jliiruncii .Mniiiihclmnr loft Sunday
inoriiliiK mi a trip to Chloaico,
It, M, Hinllh , inov'mJ hln oluthlujt
uto'ru to hln newjirlck liulldliiK,
K circular on (ho lncomo tnx law
tiai;bcon posted In thu poslofflru,
Nnls HuKfn was In town from till
houii-sliiid nt Imperial last week,
Thorn will Im a iiinsf-uarndo ilnnco
nt Hi it tlrmiKo hull Haturdny tilKltt.
Tho debris from the firo In tha
Kama hulldlus; U belnic rlearud up.
lr.ill. Korrull wont to I'orllnnil ou
Sunday mid l expected buok tonlr.lil
' Superintendent J. I'. HuRora of tho
Orrison Trunk apeut yosieruay in
HooU.
' A! II. Horn of tho llond llrlck &
Lumber Co. U on the nloh Hit Uila
weak.
Mra. K. I'aroona of Portland Mod
on i homestead near IniperUI, lost
,nk,
Mlesea Anna and (lertrudo-Markol
are. In town from their homesteads
his,;week."
William Fom, n m Pino ranoher,
mil In town Friday, roKUterod at tho
J'llot liutto.
Lloyd Hunter of Madrai was n
Hend visitor Hnturday. a KUist of tho
llond Hotel.
I). !. (Jnrdnor of Hummer lnkn
.wan In Hond Monday, registered at
tho llond Hotel.
W. II. Lucy, tho county sealer.
Client Friday and Katurday Ju llond
ou orMolal business.
, Tho Vienna Oafo haa rooponod
now boInK located In tho Onolll build
atf on Minnesota atroat.
Warren McConnoll and wlfo of
Imperial woro llond vliltora Thurs
,KUoata at tho Hotel Wright.
8. W. Morrill waa a guest at tho
Grand Hotel laat week from bit
'hoinisitcad at Harnoy Hole.
Arthur HUokatona wai In town
laat weok from hla Highland home
tend, atayluK at tho Grand.
J, N. Hunter haa boon appointed
'admlnlalrator of. tbo estate of Mra.
Morab B. Audorway, dvcoaaod.
, Mra, A. I). Morrill and brother,
Itoss Davis, of I'owoll liutto, nro via
Itlnij friends In Hond thla wcok.
! U. Fox and Harry Wyeo loft
Friday iiIkIU for Portland, roIiik
In tho Wenandy Livery Co. auto.
0. V. Silvia loft Monday nlRht for
Ht. Paul, whither ho waa called by
tho eorlotia Illness of hla mother.
Trnlmoaator F. W. Hratnord of tho
OroKon Trunk wua a llond visitor on
Monday, a i;ucat at tho llond Hotel.
Mra. John Pollock of Fremont was
nt tho Hotel llond Monday night, ri
Iiik out on tho train yesterday morn
Iiik.
11. It. llonklo haa Installed a ateam
vulcnuUInK mnohlno In tho MutilK
fmmo hiilfdlnK lo repair old unto
tlroa.
'WHIlrim Walsh loft laat wook to
Join Mra. Wnlah in Portland. From
thoru thoy huvo roturnod to Detroit,
Mich.
MATTRESS
Ostermoor
They nro
built, not
nt ulfed.
TJiey lot you
Iteht n h well
UH Hl04't
tX Thoy c-OHt no
: THE ro5 IllT ,l,UttI h
E. E THOMPSON
Bend, Oregon
Where Your Dollar Doca Its Duty,
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I). T ViiiikIiii. mnl II, 0 DooH
with lleiid visitors from itediiioiid
I'rlilny, riKlHlrliiK at tho lloti-l
Wrlitlit.
Till, giilrttnrlptlnu Chili will linld Hi
inl iliiiiim nt llHtliur'N hall on Rutui'
ility nvmiliiK, Jiiuiiiiry HI, limlond of
Fnbniiiiy 7.
Mr, nml Mr. M. 1, Morrill rotiirn
oil Hul in ilny from Portland whom Mr.
Morrill iiUuihIuiI u foriiHt huivIco onii
fcroiico.
C. W. Tliorntliwnltn roturnod Ktiu
diy from n wook'H vlnlt Hi Porllmul.
Ho iitloinliid tho Htnto IniriiotM inuk
ora1 ooiivniitlun,
John IUIm roturnod yealordny from
DiivIm I.iikti whuro Im loft tho party
Willi HIH Hook tlllt HplH!llllllllK Of tllll
whll(t-tnltod door.
John I'otorrt iiuido llnnl proof on
Ida lioiiiiwteiul hflforo CommlKalonor
iflllla ThiiradHy nml Mra. Mary Hurry
iniiti on hor deHort olnlm.
, (I. H. Hohorta of loa AiikoIoh wna
horn Hnturday, koIwc out Hundiiy to
Mllllcau vnlluy to vlalt hla brothor-In-lnw,
Voriion ClovoiiKor.
A carload of lino furnlluro for tho
IrvliiK HtltiiH hoinu hua nrrlvod from
Wonjtlo. Tho work of roinodollni; thu
hniiHi) In Hourly complutod,
Tim work i)f ropnlrliiK tho Huther
InillilliiK, which wna diuniiKod by tho
rociiiil llro, la now under way, M,
A. jl'nlinor haa tho cuutrnot.
Tim' work of romadolliiK tho llond
Pork Coiiitinuy'H now otllcoa on Oro
Kou Mtroet haa boon completed uud
tho company haa moved In,
H, A. Volkmnn, trnvolliiK roproaou
tntlvo of tho Grout Northern railway,
with hnadiiiiartiira In Portland, waa
In lluud Friday and Saturday.
Thoru will bo n nicotine of thoao
Interested In thu Now ThoUKht move
mont next Sunday afternoon at tho
homo of Mra, GeorKo B. Youiik,
II. J. O'Neill of the O.-W, It. ft N.
Co., foriuorly travolliiK roprt-aentatlvo
In thla territory, waa In town laat
week renowliiK old udtualntancea.
MUa l-ve Grnvea returned Monday
from Portland. Shu will hold hor
drat cIunm In dancliiK In Suthor'a hall
next Monday afternoon at i o'clock.
Mra. Joo fiturat cntno up Sunday
from Gateway to aocuro medical
triuitmunt under Dr. U. C. Coo, Sho
waa accompaulod by hor alatar, Mrs.
Irma Doutiaa,
At a moetlnir of tho board of dlrec
tors of tho Arnold Irrigation Com
pany Saturday, Charles tilpebon was
elected tremurcr, anccoedlDK 1. D.
Wloat, realxned.
W, F. ItORors, who la In charico of
commliiarlea on tho S. P. St 3.
Ilnca. spent Monday In llond. Ho la
a brother of J. P. Itogers, tho S. P.
S. road superintendent.
Thu trains on both rallroada woro
delayed several days last week owluit
to slides In tho canyon, Tho Oregon
Trunk duo hero at 8 a. in, Thursday
did not Kot In until 3 p. in,
II, A. Miller returned this mornliiK
from hla trip East. Ho will bo sworn
in aa mayor nt tho reicular meeting of
tho council noxl Tuesday evening, to
gether with this other now city onto
lals,
Manngor J, F. Pope, of tho Plo
neer Tolophono Company waa In
town Monday nluht, returning from
tho Kant whoro ho and Mrs. Popn
woro called by tho death of tho lat
ter'a mother,
M. T. Green has roturnod from So
attlo after a five months' Icavo of ah
aonco. going out to hla homestead at
Harnoy Holes last week. While In
t own ho visited with Walter Taylor
at tho Grand.
At tho meeting of tho ILiptht Wo
man's Union hold lost Thursday thorn
was road an lutcrwtlnn letter of
thanks from Uio missionaries to tho
Oklahoma Indians, to whom tho un
ion sent a box of Christmas presents.
Tho funeral of Hen l.undborg waa
hold Monday from tho Nlswongor un
dertaking parlor, conducted by llov.
K. fl. Judd. Interment waa In tho
Pilot liutto Comotery. Tho dead
man's father arrived Hunduy from
Oklahoma,
On account of tho illness of llov.
K. C. Newham, tho Methodist church
plans printed olsowhoro In thla Isauo
huvo boon fittghtly changed. Tho
prayer mooting will bo held as an
nouncod and the. Sunday school and
Kpworth League will moot, as usual
but thero will bo no reaching on
biinduy and tho banquet for now
members has been postponed.
Got your Potor'a . nholls at tho
Rkuso Hardware Company, ndv
ECONOMY.
Mattresses
RUSHED TO THE RESCUE.
Then Thoy Mails a Tactful, If Ignebli,
Rstrist to Qafaty.
All mniiNliig slury of Hie adventure
that folic men Ini'l with mi Irritable
lalll In (old by n lorrciipoiiduiit of (ho
London Field, It contain n hint that
may bo iiHoful ' in koiiiu reader who
shall liiiiiMifliir llinl lilnmolf In u simi
lar illMiiuieeiililo Hllmillon.
A fanner laid u bull that lie (bought
pi'ifiHtly dm Ho. One day ho vfun
ipiletly tvnlkliig boblnil tho herd Svheii
wllliutit any wnriiliig (lie bull turned
and eiuno atrahiht at him. Ho had a
heavy eliib In hlx hmnU, nod he airuek
the niiliuiil with all tils might over the
head and tyiM xeverul thin, when tin
lut brolic. For Hie moment ho did not
know what to do and thought It wax
nil over with him. when he remem
bered thai Mime one had told hlui that
a bull would out mtaek you If you lay
down, no he Ihiew liliuwlf tint on hi
fait mid Hhmitod for help, mid three or
Mm mod who were not far off tame
running to tho iohcup.
When they gut within about twenty
yard ho (old Iheni lo come on their
hand mid kiieon, mid In this way they
iiiini' up nloiigxldi1 of hlui The ques
tion then wiin what to da Thoy came
lo the loiieliittliiii Hint .the only thing
left wax fur all of tln;ni to retreat back
ward on their band mid knee. T'hl
I hey did. and the bull, never mure than
it yard off. followed ihem up with hla
head xllghtly on one itlde. Meanwhile
he snorted mid bellowed, and hla eyes.
showing nil tho white, looked, the
farmer natd. us If I hey would t-ouie out
of hi head At last the men reached
the rlrer bank, slipped over the edge
and so ewsiK-d.
CUT THE RED TAPE.
Sarah Osrnhsrdt's.LiMon to Dilglum's
Customs Ohlelsls.
In the bud old days not o very loot:
ago travelers, when thoy reached the
Hclglau frontier, were compelled to
leave their rviupnrtuienta lu tho mid
die of tho ulght In order to be present
at tho customs oxamlnatiou of their
luggage,
A train In which Mme. Sarah Hern
hardt wna traveling reached tho frun
tier at midnight and the cuitotna of
Uclala made their customary raid Into
her compartment lloughly awaknel
from htr bauty aleep and not In the
best of humor, lion Dorsbardt re
fused to deacaud.
The official uncoupled the actreaa'
carrlago, dumped her luggage on the
platform and went through It with
eoiuclcntloiia vigor.
Hy thla time tho train waa about
ready to a tart.
-You are not going to leave -without
mo)" cried the actress. "He so kind
ns to couple my enrrtage at once."
"When wo have completed our ex
amination," replied the Inspector and
went on rummaging with redoubled
teal. Hut ho did not know with whom
he had to deal. The actress took up a
portmanteau, placed It between the
rails n few yards In front of tho en
glue and calmly seated herself.
MAnd now," she sold, "you can go on
If you please,"
The officials wero helpless, and the
llernbanlt car was attnetml to the
train. This lesson In manners soon
afterward produced a change in the
Hclglau customs. London Telegraph.
Inotdsntat Muslo.
Ope afternoon a couple from an ad
joining town prenented themselves to
a HoHton dlrtno and asked to bo mar
ried Just as he was about to enter the
pulpit to conduct an afternoon service.
The mlnlater replied that be regretted
Hint he could not nt that moment com
ply with their wJhIi. but that Immedi
ately upon the conclusion of the serv
ice he would tako pleasure In perform
lug the ceremony. Tho lovers after
demurring seated themselves In the
rear of the church. When tho minister
had finished the service he made the
following announcement: "The parties
who nro to b joined In matrimony
will present themselvea nt tbo chancel
Immediately after the slnglnpof Hymn
I in. 'Mistaken Souls That Dream of
Heaven!' H Exchange.
His Vltw of It.
Hond Don't .vou realize that mar
rlngo brondena n man! Henedlct Oh.
yes. I Huppoxo It can be put thnt way,
hut "tlntteiw" Is the word I've always
UHed.-London Tlt-Hlts.
No mnn wna over so much deceived
by niiotlior ns by himself. Grevllle.
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Home Made
Candies
Dainty Lunches
and
Ice Cream
fdt
h Nra- -..iss
A GLIMPSE OF SMYRNA.
Its Greatest Duslnets fltreot Is Only
Fifteen Feot Wide.
Let lis In Imagination go nxhore nt
tymyrnu from one of the groat blaik
Hoam-hlp of the MemHigorliM Mini
tlmoM Wo laud ou a nolny, IminIIIiik
iiin.v nloimslilo of which run u little
oiio horse railway Grout mIiIw from
iriONt of the leading ports of tho world
are tied up l tho ipiny by their stem.
On the other side of the broad street,
(ho only one In Smyrna to which this
adjective can be applied, are largo
warehoUMCs mid one or two pretentious
hotels.
Puling through a cross street, wo
come to the groat btiHluoss artery of
the illy, tho so called "Frank street,",
which has doubtless obtained Its iiniuo
from the fact that so many Frank, a
generic name for foreigners, do busi
ness on It
This street Is only fifteen feet wide,
and yet It Is the chief business tbor
otighfiiro of n city of n quarter of a
million Inhabitants Two peoplo
stretching out their arms mid touching
hands In the middle could spnn I ho
street, mid yet through It hurries n con
stant stream of font passengers, dash
lug cabs, stately camels, donkeys and
donkey loys, beasts of burden and
men of bunion, currying every concelv
able article that people of the orient
or the Occident might wnnr, for this Is
one of the chief cities In the world
where east nnd west meet on a com
mon footing. Christian Herald.
GERMS IN THE BLOOD.
Why FsVsr and Chills Alternate Whin
a Ptrson Has Malarls.
When the germs of malaria real llvo
animal thee, belonging to the order
protoxoa enter the blood with the sa
liva of the biting moiuulto they In
sfnutly attack the red corpuscles
Hnch one eats Its way into a corpuscle
and after a brief rest divides hlmsotf
Into sixteen. Whnt Is left of tbo cor
puscle la now dead. It breaks down,
mid tbo sixteen new germs Plasmodia,
as the doctors rail tiiein nro set free
In the blood. Kacb of tbeo instantly
seek out a new red corpuscle, which
It attacks In tbo same way.
Thla process, In the ordinary malaria,
taken just forty-lght hours. When
the germs are eating the red corpus
cles the temperature, of the body la In
creased, causing fever. Wbcn tbo mul
tiplied gonna aro discharged Into the
blood the whole body feela as if chilled
This causes the shivers and shakes
that usually come every alternate day
and that have given ua the common
nam "chills and fever."
So when you have tbo chill you may
know that your broken down red cor
puscles are discharging myriads- of
germs into your blood, and when the
chill glvee way to fever yon may know
that tbeso germs arc busy attacking
your red corpuscles. New York World
Mother Had the Falling Too.
The visitor had dropped in "Just for
a minute." but she remained about
three hours after tho mlnuto was up.
Little Freddie had formed several
plana, the execution of which must be
otponcd till tho departure of his
mother's guest Bo be sat quietly
thinking things.
"Dear little tunnl" pished the visitor.
"And what la he thinking about so
deeply t"
"I was wondering If It wasn't time
for you to te going." anld Freddie.
"Hush!" said hla mother. Then, turn
ing to her guest: "You mustn't be of
fended. Mrs, Smith. Children will go
blurting out the truth without think
ing Hut they don't menu anything
by It"
Strnngely enough. It was Just tben
that Mrs, Smith recollected that she
bad only three minutes in which to
catch tho last car home. London Tele
graph. Exhumation of Milton.
One of the most curious Instances oi
exhumation was that of Mtlton'a re
mains nt the mtiu church of St Giles.
Crlpplegate. Doubta having been ex.
prvosed as to tln exact position of the
grave, the ground was opened In 1700
A struggle for relics followed, bancs,
teeth nnd hair belngselxed by tho par
ish olllclnls Crowds flocked to tho
church and paid the grnvcdlgger Od
per head to see tho remain, while
tho workmen engaged there shared In
the plunder by refusing admlsMlon to
any one who would not pay the price
of a. pot of beer And Dually the poor
rector, who had not shared In tho
spoils, brought an action "for the re
covery of dues unjustly withheld from
blm."-I.ondiiu Chronicle.
Unappreciated Help.
The doctor was once culled In to
treat tho HHtled child of the family.
After hla departure the mother return
ed to the room mid told the child that
the doctor hud complained that hu had
been very ruda to him.
"Oh. miiinma." replied tho child, "he's
Just nu old fogy! He got ungry bo
cnuso I put my tutigiie out for him
before ho nuked mo." Youth" Com
paulon.
Poop Girl.
"May I tell you the old, old story?"
tie asked
Sho looked down, blushed nnd nodded
her assent
So he told her for the twenty-seventh
time how he once won the gumu for
Yolo. Hrooklyn Life,
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Different.
Mndee Did the count ask yon If yotj
would love him? Mnrjorle No; he
askisl me If I wpuld murry him,
Judgo
When there Is no good within no
good comes. Oute'i Proverb,
TWO
Black Cat
Hosiery
CO.MFOHT. WKAIt AND KIT IS WIIITK CAT KLOHFJI
KHOTCH UNION HL'ITH TIIKV COST NO 3IOIIK
THAN THi: OIUMNAHV KIND, I'lUCKD AT
1.00, I.U3, 91 JOO, -tiW, VMM, frl.OO
Illack Cat Hosiery for all tho famlly-r-UMS heme tlue
needs no guarantee.
iAillcw Hosiery In full fashioned or seamless Slllc Lisle
HiblM-d Fleece Lined or Wool
S for IWo a for 50c 23c nnd BOc pair
Men's half hoe Wool or Cotton
2 for 23 25e JKc and 50c pair
Children's Stockings lr Wool and CoUon !I weight
Our Children's Double Knee Special Value In All Hire
Children's Triple Knee "Tho Wearing Kind" AH alc
Priced at , 23e
Fon voun shoes, i.osr oh anything to weak,
GOTO
Mannheimer's
HONEST MKHCHANWHK HONEST I'lUCEH
Spelling by Ear.
The young French stenographer,
whose progress in English bad not
kept pace with her proficiency In abort
hand, was puzzling over aomo notes
he bad taken of recitation at a
public entertainment
A ahe transcribed them the recita.'
tlon began like this:
La fanthl wurlaf rwldbeu.
(hit psnju out pelone.
"That's easy," said the export to
whom she submitted the notes. "It la
part of a poem that begins:
"Laugh and the world laughs with you.
Vep and you weep slone."
Chicago Tribune.
The Very Worst
Schoolmistress Now. tell me the
truth. Johnny Junes. You know what
will happen If you tell .a He. don't you?
Johnny Jones Yea, ma'am: I'll go to
a bad place. School ml tress Yea. and
that Isn't the worst of It You'll also
be expelled from school.
A Falling Most Folks Have.
"Don't you think every one ought to
k for the good fn tbo world?"
"Yes. Hut Instead of looking for the
good they aeem to bo looking for the
good thlugs." Houston Post
Good Luck For Him.
"Plumly Is h sblftlesa fellow.
That's irao. Ills Idea of a stroke
of good luck la being nble to strike
somebody for a loan." Houston rost
muiusi sorrow.
"narold. papu calls you a fortune
hunter. I'm Horry I'm rich."
"So am L Evoryliody will say that
yon bought me." Life.
New Patterns
IN
Spring Ginghams
12 1-2 cent Value Priced at
10 CENTS
ee. MrasaV
I
' Mannheimer's
WINNERS!
WK&evUi
White Cat
erwr
T3SB
nmnis.
To Mr. and Mrs. A. D. CcrUon, on
January 20, a girl.
To Mr. and Mra. S. A. Gunthcr, oo
January 24, a boy.
PKHSONAL
The person, who by mistake, took
from tho Smith building my tabla
cloth used at tho luncheon January
7 will please return to Tho Bulletin
otSco. Mrs. Ed. DrosterbouB. 47c
Get your rotor's shells at tho
Skuse Hardwaro Company. adr
Get your 1014 hunting nnd fish
ing licenses by making application at
Tho Ilnlletln offlco Adv.
Vienna .Cafe
REOPENS i
We are now located In Jtho
Oneill Building next to tho
" Ellto Stodlo. 0od meals
served. Bread and all kinds
of pastry for aalo.
....ROOMS AND BOARD...
M1 tho LmOirroftha i
6estl&sprtngatfaihecost
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A. L. HUNTER'S
A good assortment of
other kinds of Beds and
all kinds of House Fur
niture including Kitchen
Ware with 10 and 15c
counter of great values
in every article.
A. L. Hunter
Oregon Street. "' '
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