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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-22
NOTICE goR PUBLICATION.
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

rNlrrp SrArrs LAND OFFICE.
Burus. Oregon June q. iqtS
Noticc q hereby given that Philip Gurlon
smith, Of Burns. Oregon who. uu june Gl. l10s,
made Timber or stone sworn sta cmcut No. 500
for SEi SWit. So sEi, Sec. OBJ. sNh SNl
section "a, Tow ship 2o south. Range gs , st,
willamette Meridian. has 1isd notice ut intcn-
the land above described before the REGISTER
and Receive, at Hurus Oregon, on thu 2ith
day of August ioos
Claimant names as Witnesses
Ice Thornburg u q. Natucv. both oi BurHs.
Oregon. Seth S smith, OF Narruws. OfcEOu.
u. Campbell. of Burns Orceuu.
Ww rtRnr. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Uurne OREGON Juno %. 1908

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, &
burns oregon, juno -, l9oSi
Notice Is hereby given that Esther Martha
Thornhurg of Burns. oregon. who, ON June ~,
i0Oo, made Timber or Stone sworn sinicmeut
No. sos. for sWtt NWft. WI SWit. M sWlf.
section 30, Township g0 South. Range s East,
willamette Meridian. has Hlcd notice Of iuten-
tiOn to make Final Proof, tu establish claim to
the land above described. before The Register
and Receiver, at Burns. oregon. ON The 18th Jay
Of August, iqus
Claimant names ns witnesses;
Thomas n Matuey. T. q smith. Frank lO
dau all Of Burns Oregon. nud seth r. smith
of Narrows. oregon
wu. FArnr. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-22

Creek.
Mrs. r. d. Burrow is up from
the homestead.
Slant Tylera and family are over
from their Warm Springs home.
Mrs. j. L. Logan and child
rem are visiting relatives at
Harney.
I w. T.. Smith and family have
moved down from their mountain
ranch.
Receiver Davey was on the sick
list Tuesday but is again at his
post of duty.
Deputy Clerk Cawldeld has
just completed a new barn on
his residence property.
N. A. Barrett left here Thurs
day morning for Canyon City
He expects to return here later
Mrs. c. W. Jones and Miss
Lea Poujade came over from Cow
Greek yesterday returning to-
day.
Il. +. FELTON, and family and
Mrs. David Cary left this morn
ing for the willamette valley
points.
Mrs. Geo. Sizemore and daugh-
ter. Lenore, are home from a Wis
it out at the j. +. Sizemore
ranch.
W. c. Mckinney has returned
to Pendleton to take up his duties
in the bank. His wife remained
here and will visit for a couple of
weeks yet.
The many friends Of Robt
Bennett are pleased with the an
nouncement that his fever is
broken and he is now on the
road to recovery
". y. King has completed the
residence of Tim Donovan on, ON
his place and has begun to build
q woodshed and ice house for
The Times-Herald man.
Clarence Lucky and family
and Miss frankie King spent
several days on the formers
ranch up Siivies riyerwhere they
hshed and had q good time.
Vic Gibson and family again
occupy their residence in this
city having come in from the j.
F. Mahon Cow Creek ranch
where they have been since early
n the spring
Local bakers and housewiyes
,eclare local flour the best and
most satisfactory they can get.
. is fortunate 10 have good mill
ng wheat and TO have the grist T
lill again in operation.
a car load of New Moline wa
ons just in az c. II. VoegtIy's. +
'hese are the best and cheapest .
wagons in the country. Also .he
'elie buggies, and Henney hacks. y
,all and get prices. They are
ought for cash, and no middle
ian's profits are counted in. \
The Burns Athletic Club has
lken a lease on Locher's Hall
nd two large rooms on the first
oor Of the building. This win
lake q very attractive and COM :.
lodlous quarters and the boys 4
'ill nave an excellent place for
ldoor sports during the winter
l0nths. The Club will have eX- b
.usiye control of the hall which
.ill be fixed for first class gym
nd also used for dancing, thea M
.icals and indoor sports. The
l0ms below will be neatly fur
.shed and used for social gath
lngs of the club members, bil-
ard room, cards, reading. etc "
he boys will at once begin AN
,tiye campaign for desirable
and try 10 awaken new
terest in the club as they anti De
pate some very pleasant times
their new quarters as soon -
repairs and improve -
snts are made. Every busi-
IS man in Burns should 3. q
smber Of this club. The club
embership win not be restrict
to male members, but the
lies will also be invited 10 be-
me members in the near fu.-
e.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-22
PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE

PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
We the undersigned legal voters oi
Lake Precinct Harney County, state
OF Oregon, rvspvclfdiiy petition tho hon.
County court, Of Burns, Harvey Comfy.
State OF Oregon, 10 grant a licen-r t1
francis Anderson 10 sell S ,.irituons, Mali
and Vinous Liquors iu less quantities
than one gallon in Lake Precinct, Har
Hey County, State Of Oregon, for the
period Of 81 three months, az 10 duty
bound sc will ever pray
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-22
SPECIAL OFFERS.

No. 1. One year old stallion by Dazz!er 2:2G Dan
Psyche by Cupid 2s Ia full brother TO Sidney Dillon sire
Of Lou Dillon 1881 He is fit to race or head any sud
Fast but you can see him rot at any time at the Fair
Grounds and then his speed Good SIZE style and ac
ton.
No 2 S-year-old illy well bred her Dam being by Cuv
Wilkes 2l54 Very stylish good action and will make very
choice Driver or Brood mare
No. g. One Parker Sow will weigh between 400 & 500
los ana due to farrow in August by my Registered Boar
Harvey Ideal No 1928
All the above are in good condition and Nos ready
for use and will be priced right if taken soon
No d. One saddle horse, a little old but seryiceablv
Cheap
No o. 2-yearold pony filly, gentle to ride Or drive
nice Tor child or small person. Also cheap
J. w. BlGGS, Burns, Oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-22

Operation for Piles will not be
necessary if YOU use ManZan
Pile Remedy guaranteed. Price
SOC. Sold by The Welcome
Pharmacy, Burns. Ore. Fred
Haines. Harney. Ore.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-22

One application of ManZan
Pile Remedy, for all forms of
Piles, soothes, reduces inhama-
ton, soreness anditching. Price
SOC Guaranteed. Sold by The
Welcome Pharmacy, Burns, Ore,
Fred Haines, Harney Ore.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-22
BIGGS STOCK FARM
One mile north of Burns

am breeding Standard Bred Horses and Poland China
Hogs iy breeding stock Of the best both a 10 breeding
and Individually My young stock are for sale at reisonabe
prices at all times guarantee every animal sold TO be ex-
acty as represented have young pigs for sale that win be
ready ior delivery in August and September
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-22

NrEMNI ImI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04
MONEY FOR POLITICS
NEW WORKERS C0NTRIBUTED syoo,.
 000 TO CAMPAIGN FUND, G
Thomas F. Ryan Tells Grand Jury How The Matter Was Handled In
 1eoO-Which Party Not RRye-lN&

New York; April s.-The sum of approximately s700. COG involved in the
 Wall and Cortland Streets Ferry and Railroad Company deal which has been under consideration by the grand jury included political contribution of s5oO,Oo0 with interest made by the Metropolitan Street Railway Company in the Presidential campaign of 1900, according to an explanation said to have been given to the grand fury by Thomas F. Ryan.
 Mir. Ryan has been a witness before the grand jury in connection with the case, and 1t was learned that the jury soon will hand up a presentment con-
 tatnfng an outline of Mir. Ryan's ex- r planation of the deal.
 Mir. Ryan said that when 1t was de- cided that the Metropolitan Street Railway Company should make a big contribution othe 1900 campaign fund. a further decision was made to make 1t through Mir. Ryan. W. c. Whitney.
 Thomas Dolan. P. A. B. widener and William L. Elkins. There was a fur
 ther understanding that they were to be reimbursed by the Metropolitan for their contributions with interest at six per cent. Consequently the five men sent their personal checks for s10o. 900 each to George Kuhn and Sons of Phil adeiphia by whom the money was paid over to the campaign committee. It Is said that no mention has been
 made in Mir. Ryan's testimony as to which political party received the money.
 It was two years after the contribu- ton was made. according to Mir. Ryan, before an opportunity was afforded to repay Mir. Ryan and his associates the sums they advanced. Then came the opportunity to purchase the Wall and Cortland Company.
 In making the payment to Anthony N. Brady by the simple method of add
 ing five times $100,000 with interest heron at five per cent for limit over two years Ryan, Elkins, Widener, Dol an and Whitney were handed back tn cir contributions made in 1900.
 The amount each received according to MT. Ryan's explanation was $111,- 900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04
SENIORS PLANT TREE.
Annual Tree Planting at University is
 Great Success.


 University. Ala, April 3-(SpeciaD-- An extremely interesting occasion was the planting of the class tree by the Seniors at the University this morn ing. This beautiful custom was in- auEurated several years ago, and has grown in favor with each repetition of the exercises. The Senior Class gathered in Clark Hall at II o'clock and formed in line, marching thence to the front of the campus, where the tree was to be planted.
 The tree was placed in position and each member of the class threw In spade full of earth. MT. Frank Moody Purser, of Tuscaloosa, delivered the an nual oration for the 0ass in which ne spoke in some detail of its history and the work accomplished by each fn- dividual The Alma Mater song was then sung by the class, and this was followed by the recital of poem com posed for the occasion by Miss Helen Vickers, of Montgomery.
 The exercises were concluded by an address from pr. Edward F. Buchner. the sole honorary member of the class.
 An unusual form of athletic activity will be introduced here tomorrow morning. when canoe race will be pulled off on the Warrior River. Sev- eral students of the University own boats, and a race has been arranged among them. The two crews will be MT. J. G. Prichard and Mir Maxwell Moody MT. T. H. Beverly and Mir. Nj. E. Snedecor. The referee and sponsors will watch the contest from a launch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04
BYARS IS ACQUITTED
BIRMINGHAM POLICEMAN CHARGED
 WITH MURDER NOT GUILTY.
OnYcer Who Was With PoIicemsn n smith When the Latter Was I. Killed Makes statement on
 Preliminary Trial,


 Birmingham, April 3.-(Speciall--- Jud J. Eyars, the policeman. who was arrested on a charge of murder. It be- ing alleged that he stot and Killed ms brother oficer, Willis A. Smith. few weeks ago while patrollinE beat on Avenue F. on the southside. was ac- quilted today at the preliminary trial held before Justice I. H. Benners.
 After all the testimony had been submitted the Justice announced that there was no need for any argument and he promptly discharged the de- fendant.
 The warrant against Byars was sworn out by a brother of the dead of- deer. Immediately after Justice Ben- ners announced his decision the ac- cused officer was surrounded by friends, among them many members of the police department, and he was con- graduated warmly.
 The accused officer was on the stand st the morning session of the preliml- nary hearing. He retold the story of the shooting given out the morning of the occurrence. Together with Officor Smith, Byars was walking along the sidewalk on Avenue k when stranger came up. The officers stopped the mau and Smith asked him if he was not out rather late. The stranger pulled . pistol and began firing. shooting down Smith and lnfiicting a painful wound on Byars's leg. Officer Byars strenu- ously denied shooting Smith and said that he had only one pistol the night of the shooting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04
NEWS OF RECORD

The following deeds were filed with the Judge of Probate yesterday. for transfer and record:
 F. J. Champion and Abbie R. Cramp- ton to F. M. Norman. lot No 17 in Block 5, Campbell property; considera- ton $250.
 Charles P. Gunter to Frank Ii. Fillmore, executor. two lots in Vesuvius. Elizabeth Morris and Josiah Morris Baldwin. to First National Bank, right of way and passage from Morris Build ing into second story of the First Ma tional Bank Building. Consideration s1.
 Two voluntary petitions in bank ruptcy were filed yesterday in the clerks office of the United States Court. The petitioners were: Henry Ash, locomotive engineer. of Mont gomery, and Thomas J. Williams, of Wetumpka.
 The following building permits were issued yesterday from the office of the City Engineer:
 To J. T. Thornton. five two-story frame buildings on Forest Avenue, be- tween Oak Park and Furnace Street; cost, $15 5,000.
 To Philip Neuert. one-story frame, 504 Pollard Street; cost. $1.200.
 To W. H. Parks. for addition to one- story frame. 210 Virginia Street; cost, 3375.
 To I. o. Anderson. three one-story frame buildings on Myrtle Street, be- tween Day and Beech Streets; cost. $500.
 To I. O. Anderson. seven one-story frame buildings on Beech Street. be- tween Myrtle and Greyhound Streets; cost. $2,100.
 Mrs. Florence Mizell, two one-story frame buildings on Harriet Street. be- tween St. John and Marguerite Streets; cost. 2900.
 The following appointments by Gov. ernor Conner were announced yester. day:
 Notary Public and ex-officio Justice Of the Peace-W. s. Gwin. of Wilson vile.
 Constable-W. B. Odom of Nit Springs, Franklin County.
 Notaries Pubuc-W. k. Martin of Cullman and J. N. Carmichael of Ems. ley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04
a large .udlsne. .t the Court House

ed a large audience at the Court House this morning.
 pr. c. J. owens. President of the Agricultural School, presided. and made an instructive address on the subject of agriculture. Prof. Weston spoke on How to Market Crops to the Best Ad- vantage"
 He was followed by Commissioner Wilkinson. who discussed 'The Ana lysis of Different Crops and the Amount of Fertilizers Removed by Each"
 Commissioner Wilkinson and his par ty visited the agricultural school and inspected the cadet corps. He ad- dressed the pupils of the school after chapel exercises The party will ad- dress the farmers of Dale County al Newton tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04
roR CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

IT M. Gaston. white man. ana wul coto negro. were arrested yesterday morning by Officer Loe on the charge of cruelty to animals .o
 If is alleged that the two men were attempting to drive ip Perry street d mule. the shoulders Of whleh "ere l.l s,,cb condition as to make 1t almost in,nossibie for the animal to ascend the hill. ...o.,. .aio rhored beadauarters of the circum . stances. and officer Toe was detailed to investigate the matter with the re- suit that the two men driving the mule were arrested.
 The trial was held in the Recorder s Court yesterday afternoon. Gaston was fined $1 and costs, and Cato was discharged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04
Bentley Lumber Company. Lo,.,

Brantley, April 3-(SpeciaI. l--Fire destroyed the boiler room of the Bent ley Lumber Company's blaming mill at this place today between 9 and 10 o'clock. When the fire broke out the wind was blowing directly towards the dry kilns, plaininE mill and storage shed, but soon ceased, diminishing the work of the fire fighters considerably
 Loss of the boiler room and auto matte having stker amounts to about $500 or $700.
 Bentley's mill is one of the most complete lumber plants in Southeast Alabama. being worth about $35 900 The plaiping mill will resume opera ton in about three or four days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04

tion. And shall be safe" The extent and assurance of this safety are expressed in the parable, Go in and out" An Hebraistic phrase to denote the whole of life. ''The hireling;" not every one who is hired is a hireling. but he who serves only for hire. He goeth before them:' Jesus tests in his own person the experiences of his disci- pies. "The other sheep also shall hear Je- sus' voice" They have already heard frag- ments of his teachings through their noblest fellows. but they shall now have his doe Urine entire.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04
POLICE ARE ASKED TO WATCH
 FOR CRUELTY TO ANIMALS

Examples of cruelty to animals have been of such frequent occurrence re- gently that Chief Taylor of the police department. has determined to devote of this evil. He has. therefore, issued orders to the officers of the depart ment to enforce strictly Section 963 erence to cruelty to animals.
 Violations of this section of the code will he carefully watched in the future. and it Is expected that the vigilance of the department will result in the restriction to a large degree of the mistreatment of the animals of the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04
aInh.n,. nt CnnItnI.

Washington. April 3.-(Special )-- Luther P. Whaley appointed regular Harley Hunter substitute rural free delivery carrier. Route No. 1. at Ad dtson. Edwin C. Bond appointed post master at Bond. Sumter County. vice Nellie Harper resigned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04

If every man should walt until he needed lot before buying, there would he no beautiful cemeteries.
 Getting all that one can, and glving nothing in return may pay for awhile, hut is not a basis for permanent growth.
 Lots in Greenwood may he had by calling at our office oyer Kress' store. or 'Ph0ning 1884. LII
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04
nenth of Mrs. RIanton.

Huntsville. April 3.-(Special.)- Mrs. Elizabeth B. Blanton. aged "A years, died yesterday afternoon at her home on Miller Street. She is survived by two sons. Smith and Jere Blanton. both of this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04
FOUND.

POUNDING are the old experienced French Dry Cleaners. Do not try beginners with your ladies' goods. Skirts, plain or pleat- ed. 75c White Cecillian, flannel or pana- ma skirts. French dry cleaned and pressed. 75c White kid gloves. 2Sc. Gents suita.
 dry cleaned and pressed. soc, while you wait We will dye for you. Southern Cleaning and Dye Works. Phone 1905. Over Mays Bakery. -~is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04
uUBMEN CONVICTED
NO MERCY SHOWN SOCIAL, ART
 AND LITERARY CLUBS"
nse, whe Visited Clubs Rsided By Pos lice Az Violation Of Prohibition Law Are Fined
 Heavily.

Birmingham. April 3.-(Special.)-- Before noon today four convictions hau been secured in the inferior criminal court, the police court of 'Birmingnan,. Ia the cases growing out of raids maue by inc police last Saturday on sociai' art and Literature clubs" in this city' the alterations being that the pro hfbition laws were being violated.
 There were eight defendants taken in hand by the police In two or the clubs while raids made by deputy sheriffs accompanied by members ol the Law and order League ssturaay night resulted in the arrest or torty- six others.
 Judee Fearin announced when the trials were started Thursday that ne would continue on the cases until ne had heard them all. Severance was asked for in almost every instance. The fines imposed were $l00 and lse days extra on the streets. The de- fendants gave notice of appeal imme- diately after the judgments were rem dered and the cases will probably reach the Supreme Court in short time.
 The warrants were made returnable to the police court for the purpose of making a test case. Judge Feagin listened intently to all the arguments offered by the attorneys. but so Tar has made no difference in the men who are accused of being interested Tn the clubs and those who were simply on visit. A member of the Law ana Order League gave testimony Friday morning in the court to the enect that he watched many men going in ana out of the place being brought up Tn the trial and that in almost every instance the men coming from the place were wiping their mouths.
 Rule Nisi Against Union Club.
 The Union Club has been called on to show cause why its charter should not be forfeited upon the allegation that it has habitually and continually violated the prohibition law. A rue nisi was ordered to be issued Friday morning against the club returnaole in ten days from Friday before Judge A. o. Lane, of the Circuit Court.
 This is one of the clubs that were raided by the deputy sheriffs Saturday night. The allegations in the bill hled ara}nst the club assert that the club was organized on June 30. 1907. ana that the organization has govern rneut license to sell liquor and beer'
 Big steel BuiidinR.
 The Equitable Construction com . many. organized with capitalization of s3o0. O00. has purchased from W. G. nl,ver & Co, the Jordan property on tha corner of Fifth Avenue and TWen- tieth Street and the statement IS made that a big office building of steel, con- crete and brick will be erected there on.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04

New and Secondhand National Cash Registers from s15 up. R. H. King Sales Agent, 221 Commerce Street. Our guarantee--A better register for less money. Also Autographic regis fera. -at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04

tcopyright, 1908, by the International Religious Litsrature Bureau. Ineor. porated. The Rev. Davis W. Clark. b. D. Editor,l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04
SPEAKS TO FARMERS.

Scientific DiseOurses are Made at Ab-
 beville on Agriculture.
 Abbeville, April S.-(Special. )-Hon J. A. Wilkinson, Commissioner of Az riculture and Industries, Prof. W. C. Smith and Grover B. Jones Govern ment experts, and NJ. J. Weston, rep resenting the Farmers Union, address
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

wANTED-white girls to do general house. work in private homes; fair wages, moder- n.S Wor osa SOoa hn 1eish ana EooI oDpIr nS live out of town may write The Salvation Army, Montgomery. Ala. Otherwise may
 --k.tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04
International SundaySchool
 Lesson
Jrsus ruE GOoD sHEPHERD.

Second Quarter. Lesson I, John x' l"is'
 April s, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04
satteraeIa Remains.

The remains of Jesse L. Satterfield. uho was accidentally shot by his own pistol a week ago. were taken to Clan ton Friday. He died at $50 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Satterfield was watchman at the American Bolt works. He is survived by his widow and B. year-old child.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04
PRINTING

wANTED-Your printing for dodgers. bills of lading, dray tickets. circulars or any thing In printing that is a quantity. We have an automatic press, the only one in the state. Prompt service: telephone us, at 166 Woodruff Co. -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-04
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Save for my daily range Among the pleasant fields of Holy Writ. I might despair. -Tennyson.