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THE JAP AND U. S'
 MAR CLOUDS HOVER


 Washington, Nov. 14-Thc relations between Japan and the United States 'stre today at a crucial stage as re- suit of the request of Secretary Root Of the Japanese governnent to re-de;- fine it's attitude with respect to the territorial Integrity Of China.
 The serious concern with which the request has been received by Japan was Indicated in two hurried trips of Afnl;assad0r Takahira to the state department to confer with Secretary Root. He refused to give any inti- nation of his mission, excusing him self on the ground that he was in disposed.
 Secretary Root also declined to uI5- cuSs the question at length simply statin@ that he had made the request, which vas occasioned of rumors Of
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TO GIVE AWAY
 A $1C0 SILK DRESS

Manager $ z Wilhuit, of the Dr. pheo Theater, amHoVnccs an uu. usually good bill b., ,Nhis. week. with the followins> vaudeville artists; Hale and Harty. combination team of vaudeville artists; Ed. Rogers. the black face comedian, and Ieteptha, tne song and dance comedienne Manager Wilhoit also announces that he will give away, absolutely free. q $1Du tiIk dress pattern, which is on ex- fibition in tn" window of the Grand Leader, to the person hold ing the lucky number from his tho. at aI during the next tiirt3 day7e \ coupon will be given with eac', ticket of admission there Gorre. spending numbers 10 those given away will be placed in q ballot Doy. 10 be sealed by three prominent business men. One coupon will bc given with each ticket purchased at night and two with each matinee ticket
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|Japan' few days ago that further l.tReaties were under consideration be- |'tWeen the, two countries, respecting the policies to be followed with re- gard to the preservation Of inc "Open Door.
 The presence of the American fleet in Oriental waters at least lends color to the supnosition that the United States proposes to have clear un- derstanding of the intentions of Japan and that the United States govern ment proposes to stand in the way Of any aggression on the part of Japan,
 either territorial or commercial.
 Secretary Root says his action n
 making the request of Japanese gov
 ernment was in no way connected
 with the death of the Chinese emperor
 Or possible change in the Chinese
 situation.
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.$70,000 FIRE LOSS
 IN LITTLE n0CY
Entire Business Corner At Fifth and Mail o-T. 1.,t ted and Business Portion of the City Threatened Loss Estimated at $7o,eoo With Insurance at ss3, OOO
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forts to saving the 5thet .a44l4ea m Main street
 It was with t1a ap0=i 4iher;lt5 that the fire WIS kept 6aa spread ing to the dry goods store aud.otAor buildings on the south. but this morn. ing whcn aii inspection had beer, made i> Vii fonbd iltf the I3ucc had Hot reached f4e NeGraGh stock Of dry goods, al fho17b thrF suffered. a heavy losa from 5molj aaa aatcr.
 McGraili Stock injnrrd.
 The stock of the NetaaH Dfl Good. Company ol the 0ppa# Iloo Wa75 con siderablS damaged be #pdl u5a M. fer. while the stock at the ear os tte first floor was .ai ;. considerably dam aged A> smoke ana water fhe ons tire storl was badly smoked and Will be closed Monday ill ortlrr 10 get the building and stock in shape for IT. opening.
 !. J. Aetirath IS oat Gj the cJtY aud q eorrect estimafe= =ol tbe :,noan of 1s sWas not ob tinabic.
 List "i Losses.
 Buildings owned by the Braek es- tate, G. 0. C. <. and NJ. F, BfacE. loss $23,0oo. insurance $l0.0oo.
 Dnnham Shoe Company. loss on stock $23,ooo, insurance $liooo
 Pat W. McLendon X Co.. druss loss 1000 insurance g.. 0oa Max Miller, Rose t'ity Grocery and Meat Market. los &&.5oo. insurance B., GOO
 W. M Branch, groceries. loss 5 ooo' insurance estimated $l,509.
 Dodd lrose cigars and news ? 5000, insurance $1oo ~S
 H. Green, confccuonals and fruit, loss $GoO. no insurance.
 pr A. T McMillan, dentist. loss Sl,-. 800, insurance SL000
 Dr. A, K Wayman loss $aoD, insur- ance $3S5.
 Dr. $ P Vaughter, loss $7oo, no insurance.
 Horace knoWIton. real estate, loss Sl00, no insurance.
 Total loss. $7o,0Oo
 Total insurance. $33.3S5
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Liberals Claim
 Cuban Election

Hearst News special to Graphic
 Havana, Nov. 14.--While early reports from today's. presidential! election are too meager to base a sure forecast upon, tie Liberals are claiming it today by q big majority.
 They base their claims on the fact that in a majority of the rec ognized Conservative strongh olda, the vote was comparatively light.
 General Menocal, the Conserya- tive standard bearer is also claim ing the election, though many Of 1-.s ci1ef supporters admitted that the early returns Were bad ind... cation.
 The city of Havana. which elect ed Conservative mayor last sum mer, has probably given Gomez { big majority.
 Col, Crowder chief of the bu- reau Of elections, says that but few reports of disorders have been re- ceived. Tn Cienfuegos. there We're several outbreaks as the result of the bad blood aroused last night by the murder of Edward Prieto, a Eiberal, by Gonzalo Vieta, a Can servatiye.
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HENEY'S ASSAILANT
 COMMITS SUICIDE

appeal issued early iu the day by tie Citizens League oi .Jusliee gathered to listen to prominent speakers denounce the attempt fo assassinate the prosecutor
 Although the rink has seaNh z capacity of 7,5O0 it is estimated that fully 1,00o more eager to >at- tend the meeting occupied every available inch of the standing room when the first speaker mounted the platform and was greeted by an oueourst of applause.
 Such 2 crowd of citizens under similar circumstances was never befecsG gathered together under one roof in San Francisco, and it ap~ peared to the casual observer that thn~wnole city turned out Over flow meetings were held on every corner in the immediate vicinity of the building. F~u1fS :,cer persona Arriving late were denied admission. They contented themselves with .5ininG' the rhrong that. had al- ready assembled as near the build- ing as the several policemen or guard would allow.
 They came from all directions, from Oakland, Alameda and Berke ley, across the bay, and from every nearby suburb and city--to partic~ ipate in this remarkable demonstra- tion
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 SpeciaD-Morris Haas would be as. sassin of Francis ]. Heney, killed himself in the county jail at 9:3o o'clock tonight. He was lying on a . cot pretending to be asleep and had pulled the bedclothes over his head. He placed four barreled derringer to his head and fired killing himself instantly.
 Frisco Wild With Excitement.
 San Francisco, Cal: Nov. 1.-The condition of Francis J. Heney, as- sistant district attorney, who was shot and seriously wounded by sa- loon keeper named Haas while tryinG 7 the Reuf case, is very satisfactory tonight. The throat is quite dry. the flow of blood having ceased" said Dr. Wallace Terry at the Lane Hos pitai. His pulse is good and the fact that he is q man of vigor t; greatly in his favor Naturally he is yet in danger. |"
 Jail Heavily Guarded.
 The county jail at Englesde nas the appearance of q fortication tonight with uniformed policemen patrolling the outer wall. each armed with a rifle They are instructed to allow no one to approach within 200 feet of the building ill which Morris Haas, the would-be assassin. sits in his cell under heavy guard. During the day, Mrs. Haas. her eyes reddened by con- stant weeping, asked one of the po- licemen if she could see her husband. She was informed no one was allowed 10 visit him.
 Every precantion to suppress any attempt on the part of d mob to storm the jail was taken tonight and the turrets at the corners of the wall were filled with armed guards.
 Ruef Also Guarded.
 Abe Ruef, who was placed iii a cell at his own request. shortly after Haas fired the bullet that he thought would end the life of Heney, is also under heavy guard.
 District Attorney Langdon tonight . accepted the services of Hiram tohn- son. Matthew L: Sullivan and J. J. Dwyer who volunteered to take up 1he Wo1R where 1Ieney left it when he was shot. 's. ..'s One of the most important devel- opments of the day was the discovery of rude scraps of targets. drawn with way of the Haas home. The detec- tives say they show that Haas has been practicing with revolver to improve his craftsmanship.
 That Haas has been practicing at least a week is evidenced by state ments made today by neighbors of the Haas family They say that on several occasions they were startled by pistol reports, but they could not ascertain theiN source. The detec- tives found empty cartridge shells strewn over the stone floor and in Haas bedroom were two boxes of cartridges.
 \ Remarkable Gathering.
 Dreamland Rink was the scene tonight of perhaps the most re- markable 1nass meeting ever held in San Fracisco, when $500 en- ragged citizens responding to the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-15
Troops Threaten
 mutiny in Tenn.

Hearst Ms Special 'o Graphic.
 Union City, Nov. 1.t~Troops who have been preserving order at Camp Memo, threaten matiny and tonight sahanged in efflsy Az sistant Adjntant General Alexander because the pay. given them was not that ocN&tional Guard but of state militia = Col. Tatum refused to accept the check.
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Wants to Adopt
 Baby of murderers

Hearst News Special to Graphic.
 Auburn, N. Y., Nov. 14.-"I saa in the paper that James and Mary Farmer are to be electrocuted next month for the murder of Sarah Brennan at Brownsville, and that they have.a teen-months-old boy named Peter which the state Of ?sew York will give to some one who will take it and give it good home. have no children and would like to get the baby. | would raise 1t as my own if the state will send the child to me
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Mrs. eastman's
 anne Redeemed

deSSTTst News Special to Graphic
 Asheville, N. C., Nov. l1.-On t plea that he wanted some gearing apparel, Col. Y. E. McBee and son, Echol were allowed by Receiver Scr nord to enter the Buck Shoals prop erty, over which they are fighting with Mrs. Sophie Eastman, daugh- ter of Carter Harrison, for posses sion. Mrs. Eastman on "Wednesday will marry Edwards, for whose al. legged relations with her eansen her arrest by the McBees
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-15
mea Otis Is
 Placed Under Arrest

Hearst News Special To Graphic
 Chicago, H., Nov. 14-Mea Dtis, who l. accused of hiring men 10 m@rder her mother. was formally btaeto under arrest today. HAr rotier arrived today from Mjscoa- a,l al.f anHclneed she W9IlI stand by her daughter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-15
lrainmen Are
 \, Neld Responsible

iearst News special to Graphic.
 -su" ~fIeans, La, Nov. 14.-El, sineer Blackburn and Conductor Keys. or the Great Northern eX. press. are blamed for the collision with New Orleans Southwestern train at Hallburg Tuesday night. il Nhics S- re killed. That wa. the verdict of the coroner's jur? today
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Suit was filed in the Jefferson circuit court yesterday by Attor- neys Young and Rowell for the American Can Company against tn. Jefferson Canning Company, of this city. The suit is to recover $175 alleged to be ue the plaintiffs is balance on ear of cans which were shipped bCrc.
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Great Tobacco
  Deal consumn,ated d

"earss : .-ss sse--:. s<spe->--.:. to craphlc. :
 Louisville Ky, Nov,a li.-Ine greatest tobacco deal ever Ahnown was put through today; when the American Tobacco Company practi- cally purchased the pooled ts,bacco held by the Burley Society for s13,- 100000. Twenty. two cents per poand was'Npaid for 1906 and lS
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Threatens Life
 10 Stop Criticism

ncafst .>s as special 10 Graph ic. E.
 Atlanta, Ga. Nov. Frank seely, publisher .. o- -1c Georgian. one of the most influential papers here, today received n warning through tie mail, signed by ,.e1ol.- plline, telling him he would be killed if he did not desist in attacks on Maypralty Nominee Woodward
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-15

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. li&ITAr 'teo'e iS the story Of disastrous fire which broke out at the corner of Fifth and Main streets at , o'clock this morning, and which for period of about two hours threatened the en- tire business district
 The origin of the fire is q mystery bat it tx believed to have oriyinatea In the upstairs rooms in the rear of tue McLendon drug store. at which point the flames seemed to be under the greatest headWay when the fire department arrived on the scene.
 The fire was discovered by \. E;. }ourland, an Iron Mountain conductor who was returning home. ad he nj once turned in an alarm The depart meht WAS cn the scene G;irly but hal considerable dilicnltN in locating inc blaze Dense smoke was pouring out from windows doors and crevices. and il Was some time before the seat of the fire was finally located and thg water turned on
 Boomers Are Rescued.
 ". Green, who owns fruit and confectionery store on fhe Fifth street side, also conducts q roomins honSe upstairs, and a podder named Sam Melsel were sleeping oyer the ,torc at the time the fire broke DHt Green escaped but Metsel was taken ont d I aenii-cohscioIls condition by frpmen ,he injured uan being taken from one uf the Hpstalrs windows. He soon revived when brought into the open air. and had suffered no burns
 Blaze Gained Steadily.
 Although thC water pressure WAS good and the tirenen under the direc- tion of Assistant Chief Burns were doing their best, the blaze continued to gain headWay and soon threatened the entire block, including tho Me Gfath dry goods store and other store buildings on the Main street side on the Firth street side q narrow al Icy served to break the spread of the fire from this direction. and senfn. that the buildings already aiire wern doomed. the firemcn directed their pf-
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Signed "PArI. C. MILLER

Dallas. 7 TcXa%. This letter was received today ny Sheriff Jesse Ferris and turned cHe' to the prison authorities Ii the government does not fntereea~ the parents Of the baby wftl eo L. the chair some time next month They will be e1ectrocnted .Yon .t+e same day,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-15

cents for 1907 crop. The deal wili mean the end of night riding In the tobacco district
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-15
SNOW FLAKE.

As good as the best, regardless Df price. Sent on thirty days trial. T1n- linson < Knox, Sole Agents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-15

Mrs. Mo Levine and children re- turned yesterday from |. Memphis, where they spent a few weeks with relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-15
FERGUSON & SON RE
 CEIVE CAR MOLASSES

C. Nj Ferguson X Son have just received a car load of the famous L. C. Brand. Pure Old Fashioned Louisiana Sugar House MoIasses the best on the market, and can b. fGund al the following retail ero- oerS:
 w J. Shepherd.
 Theo. Wallerman X Bro ]. w. arver, West second ]. w. Tarver East Sixth, Gould .Galbraith Supply Co Mead Hudson Go.
 Baker Bros.
 F. NJ. Ayaritt
 C. M Winters.
 Maybaugh & Co.
 Ben Scallion.
 Atkinson Grocery Company Valley Grocery Company John Heising.
 W. J. Bayliss.
 w. A. CuIbertson
 Roert Elliott.
 Charles Snow. G. A. Thomas.
 F. T. Wilkerson.
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Ladies' S3.OO Shocs

We are offering an exceptionally strong line of Ladies Shoes al 800 made up in Vici Kid, Patea Tip Butcher style, either hand turned ole or Goodyear Welt.
 To those ladies who waat me- dium priced article, yet something seryiceable and stylish, this shoe will fill the bill
 S30O per pair
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Pine Bluff Trust Co.

Department Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-15

Little Rock Ark Nov. -rAc 3os saving th, a4 l !5 above is the story of q disastrous fre Main street
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-30

Everybody seems to be in bet
ter spirits since the recent rains
and grain is doing well now.
Improvements are going on
rapidly. Many houses are going
ur and some are still busy cutting
sage brush and plowing and
planting
Old man Bennett and Car.
Horseman have gone TO she rail-
road 60 get O. load OF wire 60
fence their ranches.
We now have our county road
ordered By court TO be surveyed
and o petition is out for mail
route through our valley Itis
hoped tina, this mail route wil,
soon be ordered as the mos. Of
us came from O country where
we had O rural route and the iu-
convenience we have % get our
mail don't set well.
We understand that O good
many have gone 20 the saw mills
90 work 20 get lumber to build
houses on their claims.
Elder Quier preached az the
Thompson school house last sec
ond sunday in Elder Fritch's
place. the latter being away.
Preaching there every second
sunday
Home seekers are here cvcry
few days looking for land in this
part Of the valley q poor place
come now as the land Is ab1u, O..
taken up.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-30
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.

Waldo Geer's life was saved
only by o miracle Thursday
morning when q horse fell with
him out at the ranch. throwing
him and MS foot hung in the
stirTup dragging the unfortunate
boy about 200 wards.
he was near the barn on the
Cal Gee- place when the horse
fell. The animal became fright
ened when bis foot caught IN
the s.irruU and started 90 nun.
Every time ha struck the ground
the horse would kick o. him and
IN this manner he was dragged
about 200 yards. JUST as -he
frightened animal reached the
wire fence bis foot came loose.
He was picked up unconcious and
20 all appearances dead His
sister Juani,1. ran @ horse al,
the way from the ranch Tor the
doctor, thinking az that time
Waldo had no- only been dragged
and kicked. bur also cut on the
wire fence. DR.. Marsdeu reach
ed the place IN all possible haste
and found he had regained con-
sci0usness and although badly
bruised he was not danger5U. .y
hurt Fortunately the ground
was smooth and his head did not
come In contact with any hard
bumps therefore, the skul. was
not fractured. The doctor does
no, think he was kicked except
possibly on one les although
Mrs. Fred Byers who saw i- was
under the impression the horse
had kicked him many times
II was q narrowing sight %
those VINO Witnessed II Gs iL ap-
peared the boy would be dashed
20 death every moment That
he escaped with only bruises and
no bones broken was nothing
short OF miraculous. At this
time Waldo is doing very well
and on the rapid road TO recov-
er.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-30

Mrs. Essie Graves is staying
with her sister Mrs. Alfred Mar
shall. during the absence of her
husband. Mr.. Graves expects to
go with a harvesting outfit near
Pendlet0n.
The grass is starting very nice
the last few days. Ii makes the
stockmen look happy.
Frank Marshall has returned
home from la Grande, Oregon
where he has been attending
school the past winter.
One of the patriotic homestead
ers in this neighborhood has the
stars and stripes floating over
his tent. Others will probably
follow their EXAMPLE.
There has been q number OF
men in this neighborhood trying
to find a location. We are al
ways pleased when we hear of a
new settler.
Last Monday evening eight of
Mrs. Mary Marshall's neighbors
gave her a surprise party. It
celebrated her 9th birthday.
Mrs Essie Graves served the re-
freshments. Everybody present
report q fine time and wish her
many more BIRTHDAYS.
a load from this section Of the
county went to Narrows the 26th
20 the republican rally.
Frank Dunn and q few other
horsemen have been riding for
horses the last few days.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-30
SOME GOSSIP OVERHEARD.
Contributed

Contributed.
Pat" And now are Sc Nike
Say, Mike: did We hear the news o
Ould Dayy is home from the
. .conviution.
Mike-"Shure. Of course he
wud come in tonne 10 show the
byes fwhat 10 do 10 ind the whole
thing in a blaze Of republican
glory" "
Pat-"Did We hear Mike. how
Ould Dayy greeted mis- dear
trind the Capt His frind he
loves So well that he cud not
shtand by and see the poor man
carry 80 heavy q load.
Mike-"Fwhat load?"
Pat Urrah. bur the gray
marher must be scarse in thr-
pate of yours, Nike. av ye dou
know fwhat load why twas the
load Of 5000 ivry y months that
he lifted so dilicately Ike from
of the overburthened shulders ef
mis- dear frind. "
Mike-Be of wild We Pat, IL
was only A Surprise 90 flung
oyer into Harney County and
aX.d.nJly CO fell al the fate Of
Ould Dayy-the ould war horse
that has wurked all Of 80 long
years 10 ar last find the plum IN
his dure yard. "
Pat But Mike, whist now
till tell ye how Ould Davy
greeted mis- frind the Capt on
his return from the convintion.
Says ne 'Arrah, Capt, me frind,
how air We; how are things in
gineral how have they ben whilsht
/ was away 10 Ripresint ye all in
a proper way? An. foine, Says
the Capt. How about the other
Representatives Brother Dayyg
Says Ould Dayy: All Capt,
there was no representative min
thare to spake as they was al
most all only thramps or farmers
and Capt. Dear, ye know that a
farmer is not usually a man Of
any brains at all; his head is too
iinse TO take advantage of the
crooks and turns that makes the
Dlums fall in the right dure yard.
Now the likes av you and Me
lnow the ropes and sure we are
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-30
Get a suit Schenk Bros.
NOTICE OF ,HERlrrs SALE

H"'a IN. wv aaANaA H.aA AaA.
Nui. be- hereby riyer, TIA, uuder
AMI by yirif Hf iu execution and order
oi .sle o o.. tagged property duly 's-
sued bv the C,erk oi the Circuit Court
in tho County Of Harrcy stare o' Ore
aon. dated the 18TH day OF May iec,,
iu e ceftiin suit in che circuit Court
ior .a.t county and state wheryin 7. y.
staIarl. plaintiff recovered Judgment
srsins. Emma O.. Moneu and Carrie
VI. Arnold frr the sum % s1'3 SD with
10 per Jcn' interest ih,rsou from 'ac
teaih dty Of March lgps Tor the fu.iher
suu af sal.pS. ic- ibe irrihrr -um 10
5000. .i,o-rct tees aud for tuu cost-
and Iisr1ra m.ui. lSed 1t sl9.5o r1
th- i3,h iay o. April Iao,, and % dscreo
ui in s..csure against Ewm. d Nnfett
.a-rie Sc Arnold aud James q .Natt,tt
TOR au order oi .alc of thc siEcj
purtri, hereinafter do.cr.hel
Twill. or tba 10th day nf june iaJs.
at she court house droriu Bu'ua in .aid
Harvey County. Oregon. al Two o'ei cs
boz ire afternoon oi said day, -'l. at nun
DC auction to ihc highest bi.ldcr. "a
cash. ihs following described property,
to.wit Commencing az q point one
Hundred ieei west Of the Southeast q
E. corner Of ihe Southwest Quarter
5. " ct section Tveni.ihrec -
rowr.hir Twenty 0ol south Of Rlngc
Thi-y.tye .t5 O. W. NJ running north
fr tn, north lu. Ui ihe To, e.dsd o.
Auua Robertson by George Porter April
.aud l,H thence u,st or said iius to
iac west side oi said land. ilrurt .ouiI
on Gu, 0,.i eide Of .lid land. Co. ife
sauih .il r' .l.j land. thence cls' ou
she south hu, 0i .a.d land 90 ihr pla.e
o. hssiuuinG Together wish al and s.s.
sl.a7 90. tengnent. herydiamcui. aul
a1purtenauce. ibsrsguty te,ara.Hs 10y
ia auy Fisl arrgraiuiHs
The said property being ibr property
Is.tribed o. slit u.Icr oi stisuI ma.t
st-sJ property 0- u mu.h thereof a.
may o. ueee',ary Co. satisfy ibg igds.
meni dl j.. s.. -alard alliu.i Lmml
O. MaGsii aud .lru, &c. Arnold aifh
Interest thereon. together .iH aH costs
lHl disbursement. shat have rr uay
a.eue
a Is. ErruaEr.oS.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-30

One of our new homesteaders
who bu. recently came from
Tennessee this week received O
letter from there stating that
freezing weather had just killed
the peach crop. Oklahoma is
having cyclones Texas floods
and Montana two Zee, Of snow.
i has been very cold and back
ward in the Harney country but
we're not alone IN our misery IL
seems
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-30

1t is confidently predicted that
Hon. VIM. Morttt will sweep
this district with a most decided
majority on his platform OF State
ment No. /. The people believe
they shouln have the privilege of
choosing their L. 5. Senator and
Mr.. Morhtt stands on that kind
Of q platform