thi: ijkxi) hplletin. rend, ore., avedxesday, march .., hmo. age n. N l TO S WOULD BUILD RAIL ROAD LINE Plnn It to Tap Oiegon T unit t Point Itctwccn Tcrrruoiinc nnd Redmond 9100,000 Is Amount Sot Election to lie Held on liHtli. (Crook County Journal.) Prlnovlllo citizens will vote upon nn nmendment to the charter which provides for the Issuance of honds In tlio nmount of $100,000, at an elec tion which Is set for Tuesday, March 28. Tho amendment, which Is Incor porated In ordinance Number 231, provides that tho city Ibsuo bonds to the amount of not to exceed $100,000 which shall be used for tho construc tion of a railroad from Prlnovlllo to n point on the Oregon Trunk rood, nnd a little more than IS miles wo3t of this city, and betweon Redmond nnd Terrebonne. Of course the amount mentioned nbovo will not build tho road but pri vate. Interests will provldo a sum of or n. little moro than this sum nnd the road will bo built nnd owned by tho city. Tho ordlnanco was presented to the council by attorneys Hrlnk and KUIott, nnd was passed by tho unani mous vote of tho council. There weio thirty people present In tho lobby of tho council chnmbers when tho ordlnnnco wns pnHoed nnd tho action of tho council wns heartily, cheered. Tho mayor then asked for n stand ing vote of thoso present who favor ed tho measure, and everyone In tho houfio voted In favor of tho Issuo. Tho election will be held In tho basement of the courthouse on March 28. Sco Edwards for pood house paint- Blng. Adv. Tho American Iiakerr announces that it has begun to mnko Ice cream nnd from now on. will have It for bnlo at nil times to hotels, restaurants nd prlvnto families. ndv ART IN BOOKBINDING. Miss Lahey Won Mercler, the Master, For Her Tutor. PA. woman who Hpeut ten years and ITjtlio money slio hud In the world to eomc n kkIIkhI bookbinder Is Mar- iMlt'o Duiircz l.nliev. After studying jltb tho most skilled tooler In Paris, ijv tho American Magazine. Mlss.Ln mwvnt to the world's greatest crafts nnl M. Mercler. MjJ Mercler wos n man of largo With nnd bread culture. He tooled jtpo lovo of It In his beautiful Purls t&e. ills only pupil was nit only son. (one in me 1.UHI1 quiiiicr uuu uiireu penetrate M. Mercler's uteller. Un. til. tills American girl, armed lio "Mfo of rrngoiinrd, by Pierre iic." the toll of yeiirs nnd which irned M. Domout's praise, wont tjf.Mercler'H home, wmutstor wns nf his country sent, fit his your work?" cried bl sun. ttlMIss Iilioy bad (Unclosed the Lcau It with me. I will to father. It will pleuxc hliu to strong work." id now what do joii want of me?" tithe master, when tremulously Wi liner tor lue uook uuu .mlt- scut bis praise. work with you." I take you!" times n week for two sum- worked under Mercler's su the master tactfully rofus- jjipH's proffered money. i no sain, wuen sue una un- per Merlmco'B "Chronicle of IN." (his triumph her gold tooling umo of Irederle Masseurs nnd Women" procured for PI I I mil work or the late J. P. Morgan a jry. This wns in 100S tho turning 1 pt of her unlquo career. Hers Is the I function of having designed, tooled I id bouud the cover of Mr. Morgan's f rsoual copy of the catalogue of bis A-orld famous Chinese iorcelaln collection-. tjaiiitwlen'o Wonderful Drear.. The eccentric Lord Sandwich Una. nC- cording tq his biographer, a strange passion for the thunder of big drums, for the grajltjcntlon of which passion he mt una cnuseu tue enure siuo oi one mrpv JUL music-room Yu bis mansion nt Hlncbln- so that when lit was struck within massive stick it gave out u roar buIU cleut to terror Vo tiny sensitlvo souL Mnny who hcani this drum once struck positively dcclliVd eer to cuter the apartment ngnluilcst tbey should bo given n second peuormance. St, LouU Itepubllc Our Blocrlt Industry. Measured by tbe:uniber of persons employed, what IsYhe country's big t gest mnuufucturluiil Industry? Lum bering, with Its 4S.Oo cwmllls. Its $!, 000,000.000 tnvestme.l in these plants nnd its employment V 005,000 men f1 operate them. This lies not Include, says the Nation's DusVess, tbo stand ing Umber, which brigs up tbe to tal investment to $2,rAoOO,000.-VV'al! The Cultivation of Alfalfa Inci eased Yields May He Obtained by Proper Cultural Methods, (lly County Agriculturist. A. 13. LOVETT.) A large number of farmers nro at this time interested In tho question of cultivation of alfulfn. A largo num ber nro convinced already that culti vation Is a valuable operation for al falfa, some In doubt as to Its ben efits nnd a very few clnim that culti vation Is detrimental to the crop. This question has been satisfactorily demonstrated not only on our experi ment stations but also on farms in Crook county. Thero Is no longer any doubt but that the proper culti vation of alfalfa Is bonellclnl. Some fields havo been injured by cultiva tion, bu not proper cultivation. Alfalfa requires air as well as water for maximum production. Air Is necessary not only for tho crop above ground but for tho roots grow ing In tho soil. Cultivation loosens tho surface soil and not only hastens tho manufacture of plant food In tho soil but also furnishes necessary air to tho alfalfa routs. Tho cultivation which might prove must beneficial on ono soil may provo detrimental to another, so that cultivation which Is proper on ono soil Is not proper cul tivation on another. For this reason tbo best tool or Implement for culti vating one field of nlfnlfa mny not provo tbo best tool or Implement for onothor field. In other words tho proper cultivation of alfalfa calls for moro than tho slmplo driving of a team and machine over tho Held. It Is necessary to got off tho mnchlno nnd take n look at tho field whero tbe work Is being dono to dctermlno how much good Is being accomplish od. Proper cultivation calls for tho stirring of tho soil to a depth vary ing from two Inches to four to flvo Inches, depending upon tho soil nnd tho condition of tho crop. A young crop of nlfnlfa can not bo cultivated ns Boverely or deeply ns enn an older crop. All alfalfa Holds except pos- Blbly the year old crop should bo cultivated now or boforo April 1st. i cultivation of tho field after each cutting of hay If properly dono will provo beneficial. At least throo tools or machines may bo used for bcnoflclal cultivation of olfnira In Crook county. Theso nro tho spring tooth hnrrow, tho disk hnrrow nnd tho nlfnlfa spuddcr, ono of theso tools proving most beneficial on ono soil nnd nnother on n differ ent soli. Tho alfalfa spuddcr will probably provo most bonollclnl on nil soils If properly used. Tho common disk harrow (not tho cutaway) mny bo used to ndvnntngo on practlcnlly all soils In Crook county If properly used. This may also bo said of tho spring tooth harrow nlways with tho addition of tho phroso "If properly used." Id using tiiny tool for culti vation of nlfnlfa It Is necessary that man get off tho mnchlno nnd tako n look nt tho ground over which ho has driven. Tho spring tooth hnrrow mny bo tearing out more nlfnlfa than wo renllzo without n careful study of tho ground. Tho disk harrow may bo turned nt too great an anglo and cut out tmnny plnntB. If such Is found true tho disk may still be used by setting It nt n less anglo nnd putting moro weight on tho mnchlno. Cultivation of ulfnlfn pavp. Ono farmer has stated that his yield wns Increased V by tho enrly spring cul tivation. Another has proven culti vation betweon cuttings increased his crop 4 Inches In growth. We havo not learned of nnv alfalfa field being Injured by proper cultivation nnd havo learned of many Holds which havo boen benefitted by It. We rec ommend that evory field of alfalfa ovor ono year old receive cultivation at once. Ft farm land loans sco J. Rvnn ft C". RenBonahlo ratos, prompt Eorvlce. Adv. riiiingenble Weather Ilrlims Sickness. Tho chnuRcablo weather of March cnuces coughs, colds croup and grlppo. Thoro Is no such thing as a "light cold" nono that n person can safely nenleet. Foley's Honey and Tnr Is n safe nnd rollablo family med icine that heals Inflamed, congested air passages, stops coughs and ea3es breathing. Sold ovorywhore. Adv. NOTICE 'THE Elite J Studio'is now in tilmrge of Mr, K L. Jenks, who 1ms been connected with the lar gest Studio in Portland. He will quote special prices on portraits to all who visit the Studio this week and next Blite Stubio Baker's Grocery First Clnss Goods nnd Right Prices. What is not right we will initke right. Our aim will be to get your Groceries to you on time. AUTO FREE DELIVERY. H. E. BAKER Wall Street, Near Ohio - Shearings ' Tail Pine Creamery. Estimates on the cost of Install ing tho machinery for tho creamery were considered by tho stock holders nt their meeting Inst Saturday. Tho matter will again bo taken up at next Saturday's meeting nnd final selec tion made, lllds for tho construc tion of tho building will also bo sub- m'ttod nt tho next mooting. All stock holders who have not paid In their s ascriptions nro requested to do so on or boforo April S. La Pino Intor Mountnln. Many Itnbblts I line Died. Since tho deep snow of Inst month has dlaippenred, rnbbltH hnvo bo como very scarce. Tho renson Is that tho majority of them strved to death nt that time nnd thoso remaining nro In such poor condition that most nny dog can catch them. Many people hnvo seen no rnbblta nt nil since tho snow hns left whllo others hnvo only seen n fow. Many dead rabbits nro to bo found In tho sago brush. Hun dreds, If not thousands of rabbits, wore killed around hay stacks whero they congregated. Fort Pock Times, Harbingers of Kprlng. Tho presence of the robin, blue bird, mcndowlnrk, the sngo rnt nnd Mr. Sago Tick Is genernlly n pretty suro hnrblngor of spring, nnd It Is to Carpenter and Builder Pltni and Eitlmatei Free. It will pay you to e me before building. ALI . WORK GUARANTEED Ham L. Cnristianten Bend L THE COOP JUPQE FEARS fiou are NoTqoiNqV-TNv Af ns the real J DOWN THERE. FOR- Jt TofjACCO CHEW. 1 yl 1iJUbcS,amJ MAN you ore not olono In your deilro for a than, mall cbcvr that will ijlve you Ubacco iatiilaction.' W.U CUT Chtnlnith Itc.l Tabtcca Chew, mm ml. jW-U nhil yna mot. A $nll ch MiltUn you brlltr and lam lonjir than twice ibt money Mill buy la lb ordinary kind. You can Itll by a quality mil lint it la lit Hial Ttiuo Citw, "Nolle bow th aalt brlnga out tho rich tobacco tule." AM by WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, SO Union Square, N York City Martin & Cleme n s DEALERS IN FURNITURE STOVES RANGES ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS TRIPLETT BUILDING BEND, OREGON be hoped they havo mado no mistake, and that those pessimists who pro d'eted mother "cow-killer" beforo Bprlng comes to stay, were only drenmilng. Mndras Pioneer. Redmond Docs I toad Work. A gang of workmon Is placing the road from Cllno Fnlls to Tumalo In first-class condition, Tho rond from hero to the Falls Is also In line for n gonernl trimming up, nnd very soon, largely due to the activity of our en ergetic commercial' club, every road loading to Redmond will bo ns per feet ns tho ordinary dirt rond enn bo mndo Redmond Spokesman. "Sour Ginpes," Siijh Other. If tho sour grnpo fnblo wns ovor exemplified It hnB certainly been by tho Madras Pioneer. After milking n strenuoiiB effort to sccuro tho tom pornry county seat, and appearing ns If locked out of Pnrndlfo when fall ing to securel t, tho nrdent Mndrns supporters wcro boorish enough to refuse to shnko ban da with tho citi zens of tho winning town. It wns whispered among Mndrns citizens that to Becure tho tenipornry county sent was the snmo ns cinching tho matter on account of the lnw, which was dcclnred most beneflclent whon they thought they hnd tho thing nb Bolutoly lined up. After falling to securo tho county sont, tho law bo coraes most nofarlous In their esti mation nnd tbo proposition of teni pornry locntion of no consequonco. sour grapes. DcBchutcs Vnlloy Trib une Now nt Silver Luke, Tho Strnhorn engineers nro nt work In our midst. They nro now In tho Silver Lnko valley, and tho chief engineer Is now making n cursory Biirvoy southwesterly from Silver Lake toward Kirk. In n fow days a largo crew of engineers will head quarter In Silver Lake and will bo making deflnlto lines, for tho road bed. Silver Lnko Lendor. 11ns Eight Children. Mrs. P. Uheknmp, 2404 Herman St., Covington, Ky., writes: "I hnvo been using Foley's Honey nnd Tar f r nonrly two yenra nnd can find no hotter cough Fyrup. I hnvo olght children nnd glvo It to nil of them. They wcro subject to croup from ba ll s on." It Is n snfo and rollablo medicine. Sold ovorywhoro Adv. THE W0O0MAHS lIFEj I kg JRCa. ) jRay. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIKECTORY. HOUEHT It. GOULD Civil Engineer Rend Oregon W. W. FAULKNER, D. M. D. I) E XTIST Office Over Postofllco Bend, ... Oregon DIl. J. C. VANDEVEHT Plijslclnn and Surgeon Phono Ited 271 Hours 9-12 a. in.; 1-G p. 7-9 p. m. Snthcr Iltilldlng' W. G. MANNING, D. M. D. Dentist. Office In First Nntlonnl Unnk Hulldlng Tel. 511 Iicnd, Otegon WILLAPD H. WIUTZ L A W V 0 It Prlnovlllo, Oregon, C. S. DENSON Attorney At Law Bonson Building, Wall Strcot Bond, Oregon. VEItNON A. FOHIJES L A W V E n First National Bank Building Bond, :-: :-: Oregon GEORGE 8. YOUNG Civil and Irrigation Engineer. U. S. Mineral Huncjur. Room G First National Bank Building J. B. Boll A. W. Sims CROOK COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY (Incorporated) Successors to Tho J. II. Hnner Abstrnct Co., Prlnovlllo, Oro. Abstracts Insurnuco REND PliUMIUNf AND IIEATINO COMPANY' Sanitary Plumbing Steam and Hot Water Heating WALL STREET TO THE RESCUE DOBS HOUR LAUNDK ? Wi will uy rour linen, but you mutt not wbiU much tlmo ccttlnic our reu band t work LOW PRICES, BETTER SGRVICU Bend Steam Laundry. AND DRY' GLEAM VO Put Your Duds In Our Suds" THE QUESTION IS: How are you going to Kt our plumbltig dono In a tbriiKh' edleloiit nianiiQr? W can i twer that by tollInK i to get good iiliililblnr ! RiailT HERE. Ws an . to provo our stjiljuiut rn i. rtlot rlng you to hundred uC tileiised patrons, morely for 1 1 . itshl.i; ft IcIsW-rmJfJ 1 ffrm Pluinbin, Hoofing, Furnace Work, Sheet Mitul Work of All Kinds. Central Oregon Plumbing and Heating Company PHONE RED II J. E. ENGEI1RETSON, MCR. O'DONNELL UNION MARKET H. C. ELLIS Attoinej-at-Iaw United States CoiutiiUNloncr First National Dank Dulldlrg BEND, OUEGON H. II. Do A It M O N D LAWYKIt Oregon Street. Bond, Oregon DR. J. H. CONNARN DENTIST Office In Sathor Building. Houri, 9 to 12, 1 to r. Sundays nnd evenings by Appointment. O. P. NISWONGER, Bond, Oro. UNDERTAKER Licensed Einnliner, Funeral Director, Phono Rod 421. Lndy Asst. DR. R. D. STOWEI,L Nnpriipntlilc PIijhIcIiiii Offico ovor Miller I.uinlor Co. Wnll Street Hours 9 to 5 Phoro Rod til DR. A. A. Ul'RRIS Naturopath Diseases cured without tho uao of drugs or surgery by tho nnt urut methods of healing. Olllco Slither ItiiltdliiK Itenil, Oiegon Tel. Ilhu'k U71 Fraternal Societies I. O. O. I- Iicnd Lodge No, S1K. Rogulnr mooting evory Mon day night at 8 o'clock In Sath or's Hall. Visiting brothers cordially welcome. 11. I. McKIM, N. G. N. P. WEI DIOR, Secretary. DANCE Every Saturdny Night At Kiitliei-V Hull Undor Now .Manngomcnt With Now Orchentrn REM) TOIIR(Tlli:ilK AUTO HTAC'i: ; Loaves Iicnd TucHtlny nnd SiiturdnyH R. I), (icorge, Agent Olllco at Oorgo'ri llnrluir Shop Joe Rock CONTRACTOR All kinds of EXCAVATION WORK rock or dirt IIASEMF.NTS STREET WORK, ETC. Lrave onlrtt at A. EAST 13 OFriCE Oregon Slice! J 1 HooflnK of nil kinds. Ili'pnirinj; promptly ilono. J. A. MacCLOSKEY TINNING AND Furnace Contractor Guttering-. .SpoutinK-, CornicoH und iskyliulita. J BROTHERS I i 4 street Journal.