T h e D e s C llU te S F c llO
dePr*ved of the bnity which ises- the Isthmus of Tehauutepec. This
sential to its future development, is an endeavor to get business
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These reserves are more harmful to away from the Panama railroad.
” Ü M 4 I I K I . KVKKY »ATI JUMY BY
THE I.KS. li' iKs laiiusuiN«; COMPANY, the people of Oregon than a series
President Roosevelt
narrowly
, of lakes would be, as they tend to e8Ca- d an attack by a demented
prevent intercourse between various man who
degired an
interview.
year, visited our merchants
Monday.
Hugh
Johnson
returned 1
Saturday from a business trip
The Dalles.
Frank r ouie left Monday mo
- of the land snob as other aUtea • | ing for Portland where be will vi
si ifflcBn-rios rates :
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The Reliance heat the Shamrock for some time.
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I I I in three straight races.
The
Marion Kotzman came in to 1
European nations ought to he American boat proved herself su- father’s ranch from
Prinevii
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ashamed of their Turkish attitude, perior to the British craft in every Tuesday night.
Murder, rapine and violation of | k*nd ot sea and weather.
Elmer Graves, of Ashwood, vi
The B m l Bulletin has its women occur at their very doors
The Sultan has advised all na' itfcd in the vicinity of Deschuh
hatchet out for Mitchell and Wil-,' while they play the part of disinter- lions that he will not be responsi- j the firat of the'week.
liamsoin and sees iii a vision that esled spectators. The laws of civi- hla for* the safety of foreign consuls |
Harvey \V. Scott and Maleoru A lized warfare are daily disregarded in iurkey. the revolt in that
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Moody will succeed them in tlnir but they make no protest. The country is'fast taking the form of a 1 thrott*h Deschute3 " ednesday o
respective ollices at the expiration Sultan has in his army soldiers religious war and no white forJ
way to Pnneville. „
o f their present terms. It is quite ' known as Bashi Bazourks who are eigner, no matter how irreligious,
Thomas Triplett returned T-hurs
natura* that a protege of Harvey human wolves. They are continu- is now safe from the Mohamme- day from Prineville where he spen
Scott should predict such nice ally burning villages, ravishing dan fanatic. The Sultan’s con- several days on business.
tilings for the old man after having women and killing children. Why fession of his weakness will do him
M. V. Southerland, of Paisley
been fathered by him so long, doesn’t Europe order these troops little good with the powers and is pa88ed through Deschutes Tuesday
Were ibis the prophesy of a Meg disbanded and force the Sultan to likely to bring about his downfall. on hia way to Baker City.
Merrilies tome credence might he enforce the rules of war? The
Secretary Hitchcock, in an inter-
Creed Triplett left Wednesday
given it, but coming as it does parable of the injured traveller on
view,
alleges
that
he
is
not
re-
morni,,g
for Prineville where he
from one of “ Dark Horse” Scott’s the road to Jericho could well be
sponsible for the turndown of has secured a job of painting sever-
worshippers, it will pass as naught. I taught to Europe.
Knowles,
the candidate for register
houses
This should occasion no alarm
of
the
La
Grande
Land
ollice.
He
Columbia may yet regret that
when it is remembered that a com
A. H. Grant went to Prineville
paratively obscure m anlike Ful-i she rejected the Panama canal says that Roosevelt did the deed. Thursday to attend a meeting of
ton walked off with the senatorial treaty. The people of the Isthmus Ex-congressman Moody and A. R. the stockholders of the Bend Mer
plum laBt Winter in the face of the have been urgent supporters of the Greene seemed to have impressed cantile Company.
Oregonian’s sputtering and crying project and may see fit to seek in- the President with the idea that
G. W. Wimer, of Josephine coun
over its true candidate who didn’t : dependence from the mother coun Knowles was the flock header of a
ty, is in Deschutes this week and
large
band
of
bad
men
at
La
want it hut would have taken it. \ try. A Spanish-American revolu
Mr. Scott has had several senatori-! tion is very easily aroused and the ^ rdnde and R°0Bevtdt did the rest might possibly decide to locate
here permanently.
The Ameriean-English
Com
al aspirations in the past and if he loss of the canal is a bitter disap
Messrs. C. E. Weisz,Wm. Living
ever wants to succeed he will have pointment to the Panama people, mission which is to decide the
stone,
J. F. Bùoge and Joe Traner-
to invent a different game than The United States will undoubted- Alaskan boundary question will
that which lie has heretofore play- j ly turn to its old project of a Nicar- convene September 15. The Unit man were in Prineville on business
ed. A8 for Moody— well, we are ogua canal, and if it does, it will ed States claims are based on a the first of the week.
terribly afraid that the Bulletin spread wide disaffection among the line of monuments estabished by
Lee Hobbs, of Glendale, was in
will return him to his lost job.
Columbian people.
Lussia when the latter country Deschutes Wednesday on his way
owned Alaska. With the discov-,t0 Dick Vandervert’s place. Mr.
Oregon may expect some inter- cry of gold Canada laid claim to Dobbs is a brother of Mrs. Vander-
Canada lias taken to worrying
over the rumored appointment of estin« newa durir,g the next se88ion enough territory to give an outlet vert
the Duke of Marlborough to the 1 <>f Congress. If the Oregon dele- to the rich mines and the present,
v fn\\in oa ^ nA
position of Governor-General
0f gation cannot make things a little commission was agreed upon for
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passed through Deschutes last
Canada. Marlborough’s wife is warm for Hitchcock, they are ob- the settlement of the dispute,
j Saturday on their wav to the Wil-
the former Miss Vanderbilt
and j ectH of displaced
confidence E. H. Harriman will
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return from lamette’valley, where they will vis-
Canadians fear that the yellow Hitchcock is supposed to regard j Europe ¡n a few days and his rail - I it for several weeks
papers of the United States
will | Oregon as a bad mans preserve road projects concerning Eastern'
gloat over the fact that nn
ex- andhe haB to hunt very hard in j Oregon will soon become public' Pcter Cornier,
formerly of Du-
American girl will be first lady in
Part 1,1 tli° «orld to lind an pr0perty. Persistent rumors come ! luth, Minn., but now located in
that country of snows. The in- hone6t man who wil1 not brir'B difl from New York that Harriman has | Portland, is a visitor at the Pilot
fluent» of the yellow papers on Ca- gra.ee upon Roosevelt’s administra concluded to tap Central Oregon Butte Inn this week.
nadians must he somewhat of tilt* tion. Diogenes Greene is the from the East. His decision is
Miss Mary Ivittredge, of Baker
nature of the fabled charming huntsman.
awaited with interest by the of- City, passed through Deschutes
power of the rattlesnake,—a mix
ficials of the Columbia Southern Tuesday on her way home from
Reports from many points iu
ture of fascination and repulson.
R. It. Co. It is said that the lum- Silver Lake where she has been
Eastern Oregon indicate a bad
Canada spends too much of her
her interests are very prominent in visiting for several months.
Winter for cattlemen. Cn many
time envying the United States
Mr. Ilarriman’s calculations.
places cattle are returning from the
county Surveyor C. A. Craves
and not enough of time making
Summer range very poor, and with j
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and j .
. Elliott, of Prineville, ar-
the best of her own resources. She
hay both scarce and high in price 1
personal mention .
rived in Bend Wednesday. They
waited until Alaska became valu
the winter will be a hard one for
" • ^baw returned from l’ rine- are out here to re examine the pro-
able and then set up a claim to
many cattle owners.
i ville last Saturday.
posed change in the county road.
territory which would give her the
only available routes to the gold
Id
If we could find the"~Oregonian „ A ' *!’. .P ™ ?6 retur" ed froru
Amos Bradshaw arid daughters,
il who impressed the President
rlneviUo Monda-v nlg^ -
Maude and Jessie, stopped at the
fields. Her transcontinental rail-
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roads live largely off American the idea that the inhabitants of j G. Springer and family, of Hay- * dot Putte Din Sunday night
traflio and their solo aim seems to this state are a bunch of misfits, stack, are visitors in Bend.
while on their way to Portland,
be to get something away from we would send him to the tar and
H. J. Palmer and J. A. Ryan wliere the-v wil* pPen(1 Die Winter.
Americans.
feather plant near Portland.
I came over from Prineville Monday. | Robert McKee and family and
Miss McGrath, of I.akeview, passed
Z. M. Brown, the cattle man,
The Oregonian in a very com
GENERAL NEWS came over from Prineville Tuesday through Deschutes the first of the
week on their way home from Eu
prehensive article shows up the in
Seattle is at present the scene of afternoon,
gene
where they attended Ringling
juries that are being done to this
a teamsters’ strike and a move-
J. L. Scott, a manufacturer's i Brother’s Circus. Mr. McKee is a
state by the reckless forest reserve
ent from San Francisco who ^ a prosperous merchant and stock-
out.
uiakes
Central Oregon twice a man at Lakeview.
It is the duty of every newspaper
Th«
“
only”
Hobson
is said to hi
in the s!tate to show it readers
engaged
to
marry
the
daughter o
what o ¡man
\V.
J.
Bryan.
Thia
ou
glit
to maki
ing placed uix ■a the progress o» our
st:it by this p diev. A plan e at the many young ladie- who form Carries a complote line of sash,
>rs. roofing etc. All kinds of lumber
the 0 g
’s mau of the : ,te. erlv attended Ho -oris kissinf
for sale and spi' ual
sawei to
the 1orest reserve*, will bet g-een with envy.
convii t* a n v
M-xico i t onte: p] ting build
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