The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, October 16, 1919, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textv page r fTk U.HJ H11A;ix "C 1IM UMViilll (Weekly Edition) Published By THR 11R.NI) BULLETIN (Incorporated) , . , KstaMtshed, 1001!. i FRED A WOELFLEN, Editor ' .ROBERT W. SAWYER, Manager An independent newspaper standing tor thn square deal, clean business, clean politics and tho best interests of. BeMd nnd Central Oregon. Ono yea .-.,.... ..$2.00 fllx UlonthS .'. l-nn Three months...... ........... ........... 50 THURSDAY, OCTOBER ;16;'l 9 19. h THE C. O. I. SALE. 4M On Novmbr2G!fnccod'ingJtolre-' a nhnmtnntnritita f hn flAtfllrfl on 1 . i .a .t 'bonfor 'of tho trito to, another. It the Central Oregon Irrigation Project, JV . hundred of tourists, not witl'-voto on the question of Issuing ... ...... -LI.L . .f.U .... II.. bonds with which to buy-out the rights of tho company. The samo question was under consideration Jst winter but it nover camo to a. Toto because so it was stated, tho company failed to provido tho scho dules ot property to bo .Included in tho sale to tho rattlers, In addition to tho reasons advanc ed in Bupport of tho plan when, it was up before it is now urged that the recent action of tho company In asking tho Public Service Commis sion for permission to incrcaso tho maintenance chargo should lead tho settlers to voto In favor of the pur chase. When tho matter was up before It was complicated by having associated a question as to a connected purchnso by tho North Unit and although that question may still bo open-on paper we Imngino that tho happenings ot the past six months in connection with tho Benham falls reservoir, wherein there is so much hope for tho future of the North Unit, leavo onr Jefferson county friends com pletely indifferent to what now hap pens to the C. O. L project. That is. tho proposed purchase may and should bo regarded at the present time -wholly In, respect to its. local relations. Tlio'jfo'rth Unit connec tion may and should bo disregarded. .Looking at tho matter from that angle, with no other complicating ''bfc-camstances to consider, It seems 't iw that thero, aro two and only two questions to be answered. Tho first, "Is It desirably that the settlers, through the district, should tako over tho project?" and the second," Is the price right?" ' On tho first question we imagine there would be almost an unanimous answer in favor of eliminating the company. Its "recent management has been of a character to regain the favor' of the' settlers so that the old reasons for bottler control aro no longer important, but even so, the settlers Bill! deslro to tako over the management) and properly so. The theory back of the Carey act was that ultimately tho contractor would be eliminated, Tho settlers now hero have nlways looked forward to tho day when they would tako charge, and wo bellevo a great majority now prefer to have tho company out, nnd feel so without any animus against its present man agement. Whether Or not tho prlco Is right is a much more difficult question.! We do not pretend to know tho swer nor how tho settlers feel about it. It depends, of course, on a con' slderatlon of what Is being- received for tho price. Tho price Is right if value Is being given. So it may be Bald-that It. all comes down to whnt Is involved In,the proponed transfer. .. On this point the people who are to vote are entitled to a full and de tailed showing. . i - . . .. THE, HIGiHWAY AGAIN, J - Isn't ft. ahftutMlmo'ei hlema sort ot definite statement from the state highway commission us tq. ItH plans for road construetum InJ Cen tral Oregon, and especially on The Paljes-Californla highway? As wo ald hero yesterday, monf hcrs of tho commission, at a meet ing at Tho Dalles last spring, made some sort of prom Ise for assistance in roddWorfi. RellnVto a largp extent on this promise, Deschutes county, 'and, wo believe, Jefferson, voted bonds for road construction and the amount required by the commisslqn" for cooperation was of fered. Thereafter members of the county cqurt and committees from tho Conjraorcial club attended num erous meetings of tho 'commission In 'tho hope of getting action,' and wore sufetfesf hi in having surveys" ordered ; , ' It ordering surveys is sufficient indication ot Interest in Central Oregon 'on'tlib part of tho" comralst Ion, avo must agreo that tho com mission has shown interest, but mireys are not enough,, If the oemmlselnn I -wore really interested .l...i.iUJ..' - i.....-' ', , IM astiyo In our road, affairs, especially feSe they are'Vo't ouVs.b'dt acta- RllV tHoM -of tho wholo state. EJ "' '" '' ttU WminerelillliWWp Mui ' Wljjat w.C;r.e.,fljiaUy,.o(rerd,' ' Itut the record since then has been " of doln.jina postponement on ,'tho putt pC tho commission;, culmln nting in tho notion rcponeu yester day, which leaves our main high .way as much In tho nlr ns over, ' The Bulletin to noj flow op. TMiriuniiy 10 ' ctinv''" ' vuiumm- alon. It prcwra to Join In con structive work, but when It scorns. Vppnront that this section Is being slighted criticism In tho only thing nosstblo. In soroo Quarters It Is -- J , said thai tho county court litis not been ns nciivo, ns.lt should nnd thfa may bo so, but In our opinion tho great fnult lies In tho -Oregon statu highway coromls.t6n for not recog ntitng tho importance ot Tho Dalles California highway .nnd taking all nctlvo, interest In it on Its .own no- u is a nignway running irom ono ony from othor pnrtR of 0reKOn I.... . . ' .... -. .. ' but ' fro tCvcry other (part ot thev country. It is not n road ot Im portnnco only to tho counties through which H runs. Tho whole state is Interested In it and tho highway commission owes it to the statu to put it In proper shape, not only in Deschutes, but in Jeffer son and Klamath and Wnsco coun ties. Will it do so? Seems to us that when a wholo train load of logging expertsccomes to town tho Concatenated Order of Hoo JIoo ought to Jinvo something doing. STOCK SCALES. Although Bend prides itself on being something of n sheep and live stock center, It lacks ono of the most important things that such a center should have namely, scales at tho stockyards with which to weigh shipments. At tho present time, according to our information, shippers can ob tain the weights on their stock only through tho courtesy of O'Donnell Brothers, who permit tho uso of the scales at their slaughter-house, soma distance away from the rail- road. It the Inconvenience of dis tance ;wcro tho only difficulty these scales might serve, but stock aro frightened In the vicinity of a- slaughter house and the loss ot weight and tlmo involved la setting them onto tho scales makes shippers dislike to use them. Ab matters now stand tho shipper must cither suffer tho loss con nected with 'weighing on tho only avallablo scales or ship 'ills stock unwelgaed. It ho has in ado his sale here but falls to get ariy weigh ing until tue shipment arrives ut Its destlnalio'n ho Is out tho loss of weight which occurs during tho railroad Journey. It seems clear, therefore, that it is very much to tho interest of tho stockmen to have scales located at tho stock yards here. In this matter of scales is found another example of the progressive spirit shown by Redmond. Thero, wo understand, scales wcra pur chased and aro maintained by the Commercial club tho very nominal fco charged for their uso having roimbUrccd (he club for its outlay. an-jshrppors HVng in tho territory bo - tween Bend and Redmond, with everything elso equal or In favor of Bend, will ship tholr stock from Redmond rather than Bend becnusu of the scales there. ' How about getting stock scales in Bend? &i!i!iii?i!i!i!iii!i!iii!i it 4 A)jiS ftVtf l: . f CONFIDENCE v in yourself naturally comes vHen -you have a financial reserve. ,You' can obtain this reserve by persistently saving. . We will help you to save, . Our saving department pay 4 per cent, interest. CENTRAL OREGON BANK i'x. W :EftD i ... ' ;KilMlnlitl!ltmilil IW ' - ' mmWSmmm JPHKZHHFi iiknd bulletin, nrcxt), onfcrtoh, nr ?vj ' ' potatoes; T Speaking k lM GruugV hull fu(r Inst vols."k,viner"CVJ, Smith, of tho 0.ftV'l& Nlfco MtTdVevernl of tho potato texhlblfa would tnku rf flrAt pi-Uo In nny collection ho had over Judged, tuiil ho, had Judged potatoes all oVeY tho Un'ltoUVitrttes and Can ada . , . Thero Is n slutoniont froln nn ox port thnt means much to trtu fnrmerrt ot Central Oregon.- If they enn rnlso . .... iii ,. potatoes ot this qunllty. thok future Is assumed, for despite tho tluctalloua. In prlco to which' tho pblaio Is sub Joct, thero Is always Remarket for tho Host, and at a good prlco. Thnt this Is so Is shown by tho ex perience of tho Deschutes Valley Po tato Orowprat Association which, n tho past few years,, by holding, rigid ly to n high Htiuulnrd, ijns nptted Its members nn Averngo prc woU nbovo thnt obtained by tho nqn- mnmtwi. whn BAlrl hla nnlntnn. Hltrt. In potato growing la this valley tho surface. of accomplishment is as yet unruly ijcriicnefl, xnara can ho produced .hero a potato both for ta ble uso nnd for seed that is unexcell ed in the northwest. By making ono variety tho standard and thqn mak ing that variety known overywhoro us tho Deschutes valley potato, thero can bo developed n Business of trcm ondous importance. Tho work has boon begun already. Every farmer owes It to himself, to Join tho Potato growers association nnd help carry it on. Ho will benefit nnd so will tho community. THE ENEMY AT HOME. Although tho war with Oormany waB won a year ago wo have yet to win tho war with oursulvcs. Tho hattlo lino is no longer stretched across Franco. It runs from tho Atlantic to tho Pacific In these United States. Having whipped tho Hun our pcoplo hnvo now" tho Job before them ot shipping Mienrsolvcft.' Whcro a year and n half tfgo wo werf giving 'every energy ' toward winning tho victory against tho foe without Wo now aro embattled against a fou nt homo moro danger ous, moro Instd'louB thau any Ger man ever was. Th6 enemy Is Waste. Kxtravngiuin 'Is his 'flofdtnar shal. Carelessness his aide. Waste oftltno, waste of'mbnoy. wasto ot material, wnsto of food, nil vro in tho field against ourliop? of peacp and prosperity. They mlnb our trenches of lite, torpedo our freight ers ot happiness. v s . Let us win ovor the enemy aCW4 won over .tho other. f Thrift, economy and care can take tho victory. ' , Let us onliHt themand hrln our country back to happy days. ' Tho usual method pursued In con struction work Isi to .plan dMfln those months when building is easi est and thon to- build during tho other months when building is most difficult. Tho city council, in ar ranging to get preliminaries attend ed to this winter so that Improve ment work can be""begun "early In" thd spring is doing a good work. Vo'll bo kind of crowded tomor row when tho flogging congress gets here. But wo can stand It, and while tho Labor convention 'h'oldjc forth at tho Jllppodromo tho loggers will tako to tho woods. i After prqvldlng'eatertalnmont for tOO or moro, vIsJtoYs pn Saturday" . ' I . 1 svmmmmsm rt OREGON ijilliiiiili'lijilijililjliil Thursday, ocronr.n hi, into ll 7 !! i I u 1 fro3Sr ..... ,...,....... V liYJ..." . i..!'.. IV SvotMt Bond fcUii now nottjo dokiu again to Its usual routtuo ot pro gress. 'M'J V, Tho oWgot'i Rtato ciliUither of Commorco reports that It Is making nn otjort to "hnvu constructed u railroad from Critno to llotid." This Is Interesting. If Ho ml can ))cl) lit any wny It will ho glad to do so. While tho Portland doliMntlon Is In KInmnth Pulls sntno plans might bo considered to olitnfu action from thu State highway commission on Tho DnUevCiillforntn highway: , . . . In spllo of nil tho rock (hut W how being used In sldqwnlk and n't rent improvement wn aro unable t'o ob servo nny appreciable diminution Ot tho local supply. Wftjh threo pilots alroudy killed, tho const-to-const nlmlunn tllcht be- cowoK nit ellmlnutlon contest rnthur thau, (in ordinary rnco, It is n ploasuro to obsorvo that (ho highway commission Is paying attention to thu needs or Tho' Dulles California highway. Tho man with n enso of bopsu must get n cusu of cold fool when ho sees Sheriff Roberts or Chief Nixon approaching. That Baptist parson Mnynird, who Is lending In the transconti nental nlr lllght, Is a regular sky pilot. No ono ever suggested thnt Bend wns nsleop but still ll will ho waked up n llttlo moro next week. President Wilson Is sltllng up nnd the Senate should bo taking notice. Lcnino Is arrested nnd, presum ably Russia Is a-rcstlng. BUSINESS IS GOOD, SAYS MAGAZINE MAN lfo Adli-r, nn Visit from linker, Tilty of Kutern .Oivgon t'ltj'n Ilan'tu'Uct Tourist Truili. On a tour of tho state, representing moro than 30 of tho chief periodicals published in tho United Stntes, Leo Adler, ot Baker, making his first visit tto Bend declares that this city Is tho best mngatino town of Its situ In Oregon. A determined effort Is boing made to attract tho tourist business In Bakor. Mr. Adler says, nnd only; u few .days boforp bin doparturo fur Bend, a $17G.00O bond Issun wns voted, ithe money to bo used lit thn construction of tin athletic park, camp, and playground, with mineral water piped from hot springs on thu odge of thcclty as ono ot tho features ot tho project. Construction work Is to bo completed in tlmo for tho be ginning of Tho tourist movement next spring: Grading and gravelling of all streets In tho city not already lirfrd surfaced, nnd construction ofement walks on every stroot nro some of tho othor Improvomonta voty'd on to mako Baker absolutely up. to dnto, Mr, Adlor says. MOVIE MfcN ARE IN BEND TODAY Commercial Club nnd Mills Ib'ndy to Coopornto In IMImlnR Dnuiui lVnturlnR LogginK Industr'."' Imtnedlate Investigation of .tho territory surrounding Bend regard for qualifications for the filming of n movie drama, will bo made by the American Ltfeograph CompanyT. 11. Foiey, President pf-tlTo' 'llend'Cbm niorclnl club, was 'informed today when ho received a telegram from (ho movlo headquarters in Portland, do limriiirs in i uriiBiiu, uo- tlp cpjrinnny's . manager, l.iiy aillroctor, ft'scelin- daring that accompanied rlo writer, and an art director, nro leaving tonight fqr Bend. ' Yesterday Mr. Fploy had rccolvod a wire unking ns to the possibilities for making a picturo featuring tho tlmbpr Industry, mid after confer ring with tho officials of, tho Bond mills, sont hack tho following mes sage to Portland: "Club and lum ber mills pffor you honrty coopera tion. Continuous sunshluo and ox tonslvo logging operations should mako this a splondld location for your requlromontH, Novombor woathor jmually fa,vorublo. M.lbi and camps oporuto all wlntor," PAYS ri.VIMlY Mtlh. A $ 10 check contained in nn onvo lopo rocelvod this morning by City Judgo Peoples, was nsourco of myn tlflcatlon to tho Judgo until ho'ro membored that,th(l1yraH Just tho Huip ho had fined tho signer jl. Schwart, for fighting a week ago. No Iqtter or communication of any sort accompanied the payment. TT CLUJ3STBRS TO SHOW, STOOtq t utuHlny, Oft. M,lu lleii1 Hft Alde wv AwnnlliiK PiIoh mid Judging Pig. Iloyq aiul.RlrlHilnjUju vuHi (dib prgiiu)rn,0()iirutintinsl ii I'n i?iMii In'litiVn n iwirtv. Th loinf plgj Oregon uro going tu'hUVo n irty. Tho party wllf ba,stuK.ed,.ln .-Bond next week wheit thbUnigrlcnu I.uglnn, IioIcIh Jts Uevo lie Wook cnrnlvul. Tno Vutufu ed fefrvlco men, working' through It. A. rdj.jif Xhe I'lrst, NuUoniil tlrtlik of irtnajuiui; J. Alton .Thompson, cotinlysohool niipiirliiteiulimt, will haVoJlfwplK club , uiinnbiirs tthow He(n pnJtegeH In lloud K(itui(iny October i!B,Svhlch hns boon sot nsliin lis ruriues' and Children's Dny. It Is expected vuiai moro tiiun au onirios will bo Hindu In this department for prlrea. . ' -' Mr, Vnrd oxpecls that, I. J. Allot), state PlX Ciuh Lender will bo Intend on this ceiiHton to Judge tho club members' pls. At tho carnival all attractions twill bo suspended between tho hours ot 10 'nnd li. o'clock In tho morning when the Judging will bo hold. It Is nlsb planned to holdn small lioof cnttlo display showlifg ' .tho various,. breeds of cnttlo raised In Deschutes county ROADS GOOD FROM , SUMMIT TO EUGENE Prom thn summit to Eugene, tho McICenzloPnsH highway Is In splendid condition.' according to County Judgo W. I), Barnes, who with County Treasurer Clyde M McKay recently returned from nn nuto trip to tho I.uko county sent. A largo crew of workmen Is bolnc omnloved nt Wlndv Point, nnd excellent progress Is being, .,,n,iilv .! n..M .... ' .-- made by tho contractors, county officials. say the Itl'Y ON JOIINKTO.V RANCH. S, C. Powers nnd C. B. Monro have ptirehnsctl 40 neres e.ich on tho Johnston nttich "which Is on snlo by J. B. Miner. Bath of these men nro well acqunlnted with Central Oregon (conditions nnd will Improve their holdings. Another snlo Is reported by J. B. Miner In tho purchnso of ISO acres oil the Johnston ranch by Uoorgo Going, who Is now ougaged In the grading operations for tho Ilrooks-Kcanlon Lumber Co. Ho also win improve his property. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ciuuiin laMlnnl Jtrrrtuin fhr tr uu. tu trnt for 10 woriU or Im. Ono rent -r Mmrit for U orr SO. All (IftMlAnl ulMlUlni ilrklly uh In iuhnrr . FOR HALli. KOR SALE-Oood milch cow, Just fresh. Call Rural 1167. Ct-33p KOR SALE Hound pups out of sonni of tho host hear and cougar hounds In Oregon. Call on or write Wink to or Pox, Blstors, Oregon. C9-33p REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I will sell you' O'ncros of Irrigated land .within ili miles or thu city! 4 limits of ' Bend, located ns fol-i J "iraiV;"!7;,'1!; of tlireo years and at tho end of I that tlmo I will sell It to you for, IGCOO per acre, lot you pay for It out ,of whnt you can rnlno on tho land nnd allow you on tho purchnso 'prlco tho amount of rent you hnvo pnld on (his property I pnld 1100.00 nn aero for It, hut hnvu no uso for It ns I an) not n furmor. Wrltn J. R. Moore-, , 211GLC, Smith Bldg., gentile, , Waslf. ' S-33c FOR SALE SOrBcro alfalfa ranch, iKx miles northeast or Ilofld. Well Jtlmprovcd: wth;or without ,wulp- ment, Pnld up wuter right. ' Terms. Inquire Bulletin offlco,- 49-33-Cp FOR.flALW fi registered . Cots wold rams one' and' two years old. F, B. ,KftBgKJan, Redmond, , Ore. , I ! i .' ' -82-20-IZ-C. FOIU SALJr-Four sucking wives and fresh milch cows. Goo. Bates, tolophono Rod C2I. 30-31tfo FOR SALE Alfalfa hu, 4 CO ton" nt $20 )t ton, Homo pasture will gp with fit ut this prlco. Address, J. II. Mjor, Bond, Oru. 7C-31t(c FOR SALE-' Six tons of ryo, chimp fni' quick sain. Inquire. J.'O. Whltako) Delewaro' Avonue, i j 82-3 lp FOR. BA'LBr-2 high grndo Jersey cos nil Tnilklng. May hn seen j'nt old Christian Nnlson ranch, uorthwost of Tutnulo. Address P. O. Ipx Hon, Bond. So FOR SALE-Ono water whroj, ono doublo-nctlon'orcu pump also one pump Jack. WIlliujriMon'H Second Hand Store.; ,1.21-821) FOR SALBForty ncrci. well im proved, mostly nil In alfalfa, , close to Rmid, Write Box 3G8, Bund. Ore, 12-32-4p FOR 8ALF: Bir and liapk bur with largo mlrroiu, In (Inn condition, Hultublij, -foi' soft drink parlor, enfo, etc. Sail at sacrifice price, lnijulro C, II, Irvln, Rndinond, 07-32.3p rcasor, -i. 4, 1fyA,Ntin WOMAN desires position ns cdok on snoop rnnou irom mo itywi 01 tInvnniliii. HtiJtn . itnvt fftlllliru! tjifAddroHH Arna Robertson, Unlvor .' sltyFarm, Davis, Oat. 3342301 WANTIJI) PonlllOit Km cook im u nlnoli or for u ntnull crow f men. .lunvilVttf-lfJ Irving Avjf. Jf-WIi 'A.NTI'JD- Tt buy, onlti flf Jtoed. v Heu HIpiiis & CiU'lsoii, HlNturii, Oiu. , ", OTi-'JO-lo WAKrhp V) will full anywhere, nny plitci), any Unto, ' l"l)1 t your us'd furntttiro, Lot us know what you hnvo. Wo pay cash. Tho Biiliiilnril I'tirnlture Co, V7-ltftfo iVANTHI) - Tiuim, wiiroii ,0idJmr m, UOtJ Hi 1!!0U lb. MlflrWti. Kuiitle, vskII ii oke. sound ntiuiot over 7 Vein's. Prlco intuit bo tight. A. T. IteiitiulH, Jumitlo, a n;c fi 5!puP15i- "pern? 1 Anyonti 'b(luii'tdCilthk coyUtoV or dtlRir destrtictlvo nni mala can hnvo tllf fi by writ tug E, fllmw, 1004 Slh A.. Rent tin, Wtlsh, 0R-0l t-T. kj .atJtTy TuirTW'f; LOMT AND FOUND. STRAYED- 3 head, twcyeiir-old. Htuorn, hrnnded 1.X1 nu luft hip, Hqunie tiuderblt In left mr; vnu two-yenr-old helfur, brsnrf A'.Uy J ronnecte'd on left huuldr,tiMUuV imr mark.' Any InforwatleHftV. prvcliitcd, Albert Julian,, Red mond, Ore. 48-33Hi TAKEN UP Gray mnrit, weight about 1200: no brand" deMphr ubln. Owner nvply at radlK camp Section l, .Townwhlp-ln Range 10, or koo LoRnii or Ward In town, or Innulm at Bullutlu office, G0-33-M STRAYED Thn'fl (3) head tw-year-old st'rs, branded 1X1 on left hip, mi u aro under bit in loft car; ono (1) twuoar.old hulfnr, branded on left shohldor, 'srttdii ear murk. Any Infornintlon p preclated. Albert Julian. Red mond, Ote. 28'32-to FOR RENT -Alfalfa pasture for few horses. Phono Rlirnl 1158. 1-3'Jp - ' ' 'j POl'ND XOTH'i:. Vnllri. In linriihv I'lvnll (hnt Ar th( City of Bend has taken up thn fftl lowing (ti'scrmcd uvnstocK, to-wu: Onn cow, do ho rued. Jersey nnd OuertiMiy, hratid iiudeclpherublo; I blsck cow, dohonied. boll on. brand undecipherable; 1 red nnd whltn cow, bell on, brand unduclpherAbln; . -, . ... . ,i .. ...... i nil mwr. un iiueu imj n ; nis ribs; 1 Jersoy. hrnmled 110 left hind uuarter. I tihicu row, timnueu a counurti'd -inlit hip and reversed EB left hip; 1 yearling sti-nr, undercut left ear, straight, cut rU'ht car, brnndn undoclplierublo; I yfr llng, red nnd white, laty 81' rlJtht ribs. Tint cost of redeeming said llvc.tock wll bo 11 00 pur dny uhd cost ot advertising. In caso of fail ure to redeem on part of onor,rAfd livestock will bo sold ns provtiSd ' by thu churtor of thn, City of Jlnd. on tho 33rd day of October nt ,U p. m. nt the city pound. w33o 1. II KENNEDY, dllSc I'oundmaMhr." l'Ol'.ND NOTICE. Notlro Is hereby given thnt thn City ot Bond hns taken up thu fol lowing described livestock, to-wit: Onn black gelding, branded OR con nected left hind quarter, hultnr un; onn black maru wth brown Mly colt, brands, If any, Uiidt'Clptiembfn;'" ono Day man, 'wire cut right hind foot, brands, if nny, uiidociphoritbln. Thn cost of redeeming said live stock will bo f 1,00 pur day and coil of u'dvcrtlMng. Ill enso ot 'fnllurn to redeem on part ot owner, Mid livestock will be sold ns proVItlid by tlw)' ?tmrtor of thn City ot IlPnd on tliu 11th dny of Octobur at -p. m. 32o L. II. KENNEDY. Poundmnnter. !!P3Ml?lP!t'?!r)CIi9IKS!Xi!cfV . js. man onercu iu A IV 1 S . J head of cows for sale. The cpws were sold at k J a gOOU pi'lCC Wllllin K i thrnn dttVH. Cost tfj.d-JK A n.;Qn. CJff - ' ' h Vertjser, GOc. -- : f " r"H-i "-. V..A: i!V& jbveryuou (Kcaus ine vfBULLETIN. - ; WANT ADS. ''mm A man in Chincinnati offered a trade pn rtx I piece 01 lana n ear, ( Bendr ' (land? was- Ejpiu tnrougn me j.'j j ' C ', ' ') 1 BULLETIN ' WANT Xl) COIiUMNW' ,!(& fT M Cost, .$1.60. y 'l V tiih iiuiiiiirriN vvaat m v A Itj JltEAI) AVJIKIWVKII ; THE BULLETIN bSlSf tl-Hiivt t$j ., i,J mMmmmmmwmmmm j ill. t .. A A ! t.