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nRND IlOIiLKTIN, 11RNI), OUR., WKDNKNDAit JANl'AUY 128, 11)1-1,
NO DAMAGE BY
STORM HERE
HIGH WIND ON SUNDAY
NIGHT
Knll of Foot of Snow Sntunlny ItrlitK"
Joy to Pnrmcm PrrclpltnUon Man
Amounted To Two Inches Tills
Mont h Onj-8 aro Sunny.
Subscription Bargains
UXTIIi I-'KIUIUAHV 0, 11)11, VK OKl'KU TO ANYOXK
The following
Subscription Bargains
DAILY
Tho BtorniB which havo sweit oror
Oregon and WnahlnRton tho past
week wcro felt hut tlltlo In Control
Oregon, nnd no darongo of conso-
quonco wn dono. Uond was visltod
Sunday night by n wind which old
timers Bay was tho highest over
known hero, but nsldo from a loss of
Bleep to many people there was prac
tically no harm done.
The tolephono company, and. Indi
rectly telephono users, suffered tho
most. Tho big plno trco at tho cor
ner of Bond and Ohio streets was
blown down, breaking a number of
wires. Tho May apartment barely
escaped being damagod. the top of
tho trco missing tho building only a
foot or two. It was a closo enough
call to giro tho occupants a shiver
of fright. Tho old unused flutno
which crossed tho Tlvcr at tho Dond
Company's "urldgo tumbled down and
took down tho talophono line to tho
mill, while a few business signs were
blown down.
Early Saturday morning thero was
a big snowstorm which lasted until
about 10 o'clock, and In six or eight
hours there was a fall of nearly a
foot of snow. Nearly every night
elnce then thero has been from a
quarter to an Inch of snow, but tho
days havo been warm and much of It
has melted and goao Into the ground,
to the special delight of the farmers
and the gratification of all who aro
interested In the raising of good
crops the coming summer. Since tho
first of tho year thero havo been two
inches of precipitation at Bend, with
a greater or less amount all over the
Central Oregon country. '
SUNDAY PORTLAND JOURNAL ONK YBAlt
nnd '
THK 11RN1) Ul'liLliTIX ONK YKAlt
$6.00
DAILY 1'OKTItAM) JOUKNAIi ONK YKAlt
nnd
THK 1IKN1) llULLKTIN ONK YKAlt
$5.00
SUNDAY PORTIjAXD JOUKNAIi ONK YKAU
nnd
TDK 11KND llULLKTIN ONK YKAlt
$3.00
SEMI-WEEKLY PORTLAND JOUUNAL ONK YKAR
4 . nnd
THE 11KND lll'LLKTIN ONK YKAU
$2.25
HUING OH SEND IN YOUIt RKMITTANCKS TO UH 11K
FORK FERRUARY 0, 1UM..AK TIIK OPFKIt KXPIItKS
ON THAT DATE. J
THE BEND BULLETIN
11END
OltKOOX
DRY LAND ALFALFA
1LU1 Railway Lino Distributing Seed
to Farmers.
Farming la Central Oregon Is this
year receiving more encouragement
than ever before from tho railroad
syatoms, who are assisting In a prac
tical way. As The bulletin has pre
viously noted, the O.-W. H. & N. Is
distributing seed corn to all who
apply for U. Along the same lino
the Oregon Trunk or Hill system is
endeavoring to have tho farmers
make practical demonstrations of al
falfa on dry land. This hay crop has
proved to bo so successful on irri
gated tracts that it is believed that it
can be made a good money-producer
on the extensive non-Irrigated areas
of Central Oregon.
The road has secured the names of
reliable farmers throughout this ter
ritory and is furnishing each one who
wishes seed enough to plant an aero.
A IUrbtA XTtn Out. Cottar
or fUddl Oall not propcrtr
ncftiea learcs a auafunoc
near.
Ballard's
SNOW
LINIMENT
la the Rlffht Xlemrdr tor All
Abrasion of the FItu
h
one. ana itas
the Inilde outwardly, thus D.r.
formlngr p. perfect cure that
leaves no car. it the wound
neais en ino uiiq. too quick
ir. cus form unu.r the ur-
race ana prraKS.ouf injo a run-
lo cure
a bod
scar.
owners, of fc.oourd stock pre
fer this liniment lo all others
for that reason, and they use It
noi.omr on line (.r.imau, duc
on human flesh, r- i does its
worK quickly cad . ..rouniy.
rrlce SSe. Wo and $U00.
I JmeF.Dllard,Prcp. CtL.ouls.Mo,
etephern Eye 6lve It a hcallno
einuneni tor core eye.
The seed Is secured direct from tho
United States government and Is nf
unquestioned quality. The results
obtained by each demonstrator will
be noted and tho cause of failures,
.1 any, reported so that tho proper
methods may eventually bo arrived
at to make the growing of this crop
a success on dry farms.
LUNDIlEIlO INQUEST HELD.
Under the direction of Coroner
Polndexter an Inquest was held last
Wednesday afternoon over tho re
mains of Den Lundberg, killed on
Tuesday by a falling derrick while
working for J. J. Adams on his
Tumalo canal contract. After hear
ing witnesses the jury decided that
Lundberg met his death as tho re
sult of an unavoidable accident.
DUTCH HUI'I'KK.
On the evening of February 12,
tho Orango will glvo a dutch supper.
Thero will be a short program boforo
supper and a danco following. A
general good time is being planned
for those who do not danco as woll
as for thoso who do. Supper to bo
CO cents a plate. Including tho danco.
Thero will also be attractive booths.
All aro cordially Invited to bo present.
Mrs. Mcintosh Is still selling hair
goods at reduced prices. Adv.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Inland Umpire Co. to Church nf
(lod of Portland, It U 1-11 'J, blk 0, Mu
tollus, SAO.
M. H. Uttln to II. 0. Kills, til nl
S 10 ft Its C.-0, blk 111 Contur Add,
lloml,
John K. Hynn to Deschutes Luiii
bur Co., It 1 unit ho no 1-20-10.
Levi 1). W'lcst to ntunclio Ulco It
14, blk 11, WIcHtorln.
An tin Mlkulson to Dunlul J. Wholnn
8V a f. 1 1-11.
George Mlkulson to Daniel J, Who
Inn MS NV, 8V NH, KM Nlv 12-12-10.
William C. Ford to Uobort A. Ford
timber on Ntt 8l, 8NV NK, 8K NV
ao-n-ia, $850.
Fred Uormnn to L. Y. lHlllnRS
ley Hh 7, 8 blk 177 llltlninn.
Khonetur A. Urnhnin to 8. Wlnsor
N H NH, Nft NV 32.H., $7600.
1'onrl Qrcon to l.eo llobbs, H10 0-10-14.
T, O. Mays, (ot ux who wns for
merly Irono Hold win) to Hollo C,
t orgiuou NK 3G-1G-H.
Edward Mlmor to II. K. Smith 8H
8R 2; NH NK 11, 15-11, sr.Q0.
Lottie A. Putnam to J. C. Prltchutt
8V, NW 8K, W 7-8 of W'M NV S-14-16.
Uond Park Co., to A. l.lndall It 0
blk 120, 1st Add Uond Park, J ICO.
V. 8. to Joseph A. Hill, patent, NK
810 2I..9-13: It 1. NK NW 30-9-14.
V. S. to John K. Campbell patent,
8K NK, KM 8K 7; NK NK 18, 10-13.
V. 8. to John White, patent, 8K
NK. NK, NK 8K 33-17-12.
V. 8. to Kdwnrd Mtmor. patent,
8H 8K 2; NH HK 11, 15-11.
T. (1. Fee to Orxo W. Taimoy. bond
for deed. Its 16, 10, 17, 18, 10 uud
20. blk 15, Kenwood, $1455.
V. 8. to James J. Watts, patent NH
NW l; NH NH 8, 10-13,
John W. White estate to A. U.
llrooks, It 13. Itlk 11, lloud. $4760.
. 8tnto to John K, Hyan, KH NK 1-20-10.
$700.
Addlo Kerr to Thomas Klernnn,
Its 1- 2-3 8W NK, 8K NW, 4-14-14.
Thomas Klornau to John Klcrnan,
samo.
Athol L. Cook, to Harriet K. Cook,
NH SW 11-16-14.
Frances Caldwell to J. M. Judd,
WH 8K. SW NK, 8K 8W 20-20-11.
Joseph Wngnor to M. K, toe, 8W
8K. SW, SW SW. 36: KH 8K. WH
WH 36-8-19; 8 H SW NK. SW NW
SK 12; 13 and 23 9-19; 8H: NW; 8
H NK 7; BR NW 14; 8H 8V 16; 17;
19; 21 9-20 8W, 8H 8K, 8W NW,
23: SW. 8H 8K. NW BR, 8H NW,
NW NW, 36; all 27 nnd 29: NH. NH
8H. 33; all 35 9-20, and SW NW,
31-9 21.
Imperial Townslto Co. to Mabel
M. Albrotson, It 13, blk 36, Imper
ial. Mabollo K. Menosmlth to Chas. O.
Pratt, trustee. NW 30-14-10.
W. W. McCroary to Alworth Wash
burn Co.. NR 26-16-10, $1600.
Full lino or heating stoves at tho
Skuso Hardware Company. ndv
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The Latest Fashions
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STANDARD FASHION BOOK
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Olio Ntiuidiinl Pattern with well Copy
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LUMBER, SHINGLES
The Miller Lumber Company
Bend, Oregon.
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Clover Leaf Dairy
P. W. STAATS, Prop.
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OREGON and WASHINGTON
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Electric Irons . . . $3.50
Electric Percolators 7.50
Electric Disk Stove 5.00
Electric Grills . . . 5.00
Desk Lamps .... 3.00
Reading Lamps . .. 6.00
Electric Toasters . . 3.50
Electric Hotplates . 8.50
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FKUIT trees
Our nursery is loented on Powell Butte, fourteen miles
cast of Bend. Our trees nrc the kind we recommend
nfter over thirty yenre experience in the fruit business
in this neighborhood. Our prices nnd treatment will
please you. Cntnlog free on request. Come and see
our orchards and nursery. Ofllcenddrcss, Prineville. Ore.
LAFOLLETTE NURSER.Y CO.
We Deliver the Goods
BUS AND DRAY LINE
LIQHT AND HEAVY LIVERY.
Hay, Barley, Onto, Wheat nnd Bran nt lowest prices.
Tho Largest Barn in Centra! Oregon.
WENANDY LIVERY CO.
Bend, Oregon.
J. II. WENANDY LON L. FOX
The Owl For Busy People
Daily train each way between Central Oregon
points and Portland. Tourist sleeping car
(Berths $1.00.) First class coaches.
SLlfkth. I aB BM Sh JS& M sTbHSM Si M St
f$ti( '1, fVJ I 111 f11l inilsHsaT I lla
CENTRAL OREGON LINE
Save a Day Each Way
FROM CENTRAL OREGON
Lcavo Bend 8:30 p. m,
DcHchutcs 8:48 p, m,
Redmond ,.,..0:10 p, m.
. " Torrobonno...9:21 p. m.
" Culver 10:02 p. m.
" Motollua 10:20 p.m.
" Madron 10:30 p. in,
Arrlvo Portland 8:10 a. m.
TO CENTRAL OREGON
Lenvo Portland 7:00 p, m.
Arrlvo Madras 0:00 n, m.
" Motolliis 0:lGn. m.
" Culver 0:28 a. in.
' " Torrcbonno,..7:08 n, m.
' Redmond 7:23 a. m.
" DeachutoH....7:43 n, m,
" Bond 8:00 a.m.
Prompt despatch of freight between Central Oregon
and Portland and Portland and Eastern Cities
Connections made In Portland to and from Willnmotto Vulley, ABtorla
and Clatsop Beach points, Purot Sound, Spokono, Montana, Colorado,
St. Paul, Omaha, Kansas City and Chicago.
Fares, tlmo schedules, and other information by letter, or upon
application to '
It. II. CROZII3R, A. 0. P. A. J. H. CORI1BT, Agent,
Portland, Oro. Uond, Orogon,
W. (i. WILKEB, A. 0. F, ft P. A., Portland, Oregon
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