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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-07
BLOOD FLOWS.
Troops and Populaee Clash at
City of Lisbon.

Lisbon, Apul 0,arhls city waa In a
state ot Intense excitement Monday
over the election rloia at sunday plshL
brought oU hy the indignant pro,esle
ot The Republican elcmont that it was
defpUdcd at tho noOr Great crowds
filled Pedro square and masaod in
front ot &C. Dominique church, these
points bcme the ohlet ocptom OF ne.
publican dlpordet rroopa, consisting
OF cavalry and infantry were called
from the harmeke and oharged on the
assembled multitude As the roona
advanced they were mot by showers
oi stoncs The soldiers ehareed ~,
poalcdlN finally opcnms Ure op tbc
moh Intense disorder epsntd Onc
observer stNs he streets Wcre Otcrat
N red With hlooa 80 official state.
mont ol tbc Numhcr ol kOlcd ana
wounded has see been issued, aud
ncndNe authority from government
SOURCES, me- WuclRl er presa state,
mont were permitted to he telegraph,
cd concerning The extent OF these
casualties.
Following the bloody street atuay
thrce newspaper olliccs, the orsapa
ot the Franchises, kegeNeratoN and
NatloNallsts, were mohhed
The people finally Ucd In terror %
their homca, the cavalry pursuing
goUps hroush the streets and dis,
persng them as they soUgAt reform
al strcct corNctH.
Counting ballots ON the election
nrotccds SLOWLY some districts are
belng held Up hN order ot the soy,
ornment Ballot hoNea are heiRg
suaplcd IN police. backed Ny a lArge
force ot t0ona, Thus tar net a slngle
Republican candidate has been de,
clare elected, aNhoWgh tbe count iOi
districts le ONderalood t0 have been
oompleicd
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-07
PRO-
HlBlTlON FIGHT

Chicago, nl, Annl 1.-THE ho,lept
and monl extensive tiHht the ifohihl
lloniAle have ever made ih Illinois "
nearing the hnlHh Tomorrow
nearly 1000 rllipa and vlllaeep VIII
vote on the question of wet or dfy'
The coninat IL being waHed ih Hohie
portion of every county OF the STATE
except twelve, most oI which went
dry last November
Ina pome ol the cities the naht has
been carried on with an intensity sel'
dom puualpd, and the tines are being
un closely drawn that Tor the iine he
lng activities IN the biz political par.
tlna have been brought ~ n practical
slandrtill Ia order that they may hot
conflict with the strife over prohlpl'
ton
Every city of central Illinois, with
the exception of Peoria, VIII vote upan
the prohibition question. The lafseat
OF these n Springfield, the capital ol
the state, where i,lo0 reniHlefed Nel
prs will rally Ia the polls To decide
whether or not the gio aaloonn OF the
city phal he closed A Springfield "
ono of the largest cities IA the hoWh
TO take up thla hls Issue und rut u 70
a vote. people of ether oitlcal not onN
ihraughnW illinois, bat adiulninb
states, are watohinp tor ihv reeall
Oulnlde of chicago only four OF the
large oltiea OF lllin0ia are without a
nnht over the prohibition question,
fhpy are Quincy, Ottawa, Peoria and
East IT, touls Ia the latter city me
question WAS kept ou the ballot pc
cauae the petition was nled win the
city clerk instead of with the election
rnmmlRpion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-07
erArtMtNr LION MR. MALoNtY

] = = Y WANN fNfHNN NffhN W.
nNnn, Texas, Apul uth, lNVN'
ro the Voters at nNani
tor "a white 80 seemed thh' the neo'
pic of nryan We're unable to sel olil'
Gers 10 represent ,hcm, hut an ,he OF
the election there Ia such a shower etcan'
dljale, that un1ue,denahN some ol them
are able TO suppl, any demand that may
be made upon them,
The time h so short Wlllhaye no OPP
poBunl, 10 speak to the ,oDels in person,
therefore think te only tai tha, state
ths principal lhing, lpiofnse doing Ia ,bo
even, am elected
fhp-i helNv Ia good public schools,
and viii do an ,hU I van 20 make ours
equal 10 the hcst
Seconds ow sures ale one ol
the mo,i impoBan, a,,on Ia lhe uphulld.
Ing of BRYAN, aud believe that Ne should
jo all that We possibly San la improving
our streets and sidewalks and lhe roads
leading into town,
NNNN " NF NNHfNiNHi NNAN WV WV WV
/ puimcnt of the town be improved 90
NICE, the requirements ol the insurance
underwriters, Otherwise the bie lnsuy.
antc rate, viii scoa become pyohlhtl,e,
| | will recommend ,ha, the requirements ct
the underwriters he met andtha, lhe water
works company ee teQuhed 'o keep lOeh
plug, In good tepalt and proper amount
M pressure on AZ an llmcsl
Fourth, The finance, ot the glly should
he aleguatjed hy ,he officers so az 10 save
20 The people ever, cent possible, lpyom'
ise ,hel Twin do everything that ! can To
etonomige In the naturalization OF the
/ tltvs aHain,
IN conclusion tWlO Va, thai NNill al,
ways be M, eaoB TO vpholld Rt,an, and |
shalll always stand iot a Greater hyau,
tAdNl IN, MALoNEN,
Candidate toe Mayot,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-07
BY TIPS OF FINGERS.
MeLennan County Man Displays
Wonderful Quick Wit.

Waco, Anrll 0,-llaylnG driven into
the lloeaue 10 water their horse while
cut driving WIN Parshau OF Waco aud
Miss Ethel uaniels of TeXarkana were
thrown into the water fifteen fee,
deep. They sank once and would have
drowned az neither could swim, but
W, n Moore and two other young
men plunged IN, Miss Daniels started
20 grab Moore, but no swan out OF the
way aud pulled her aud parshall
ashore by the finger tips OF Miss
Daniels AZ rarshall had hold of heI
IN trying 10 save her
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-07
KATY OF OFFICIALS IN TEXAS,
Object ot Trip Ia Purely One Of nusl
ness and Inspection

ness and Inspection,
forl Worth. April "a party ol
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway Of
fielala stopped of here a short time
Monday ON route 10 Galveston TO take
pant IN the annual election Of the Gal
weston. Houston and Henderson Rall
way company In the party are Pres
ident iollne, and Vice President G. O.
iledee, New York. Traffic Manager G
Hattie. 81 Louis, General Manager A
A Allen, St Louis, Controller n, w
Magure, ST. Louis, aud General Su
perlntendent r, s. Mcdowell Dallas
Mr. lolne said the object OF the trif
n purely annual MalneHa and inspee
tlon, Tie said Texas prosperity Inn
presses the east The special con.
stats of five private ears, with obser
walton aud baggage cars.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-07
FlN-FEATHER
IMPROVEMENTS

lmproVemente--c has
the Matter IN Charge,
The Fin Feather club held q meet
Ing Yesterday afternoon and Mrs, o.,
II, Aalin, j, a. Aailn aud y. H. AHtin
were elected 10 memherahip, A COM
mittee Of hye with The power TO act
was appointed 10 consider further lm'
proyemenla al the lake south OF the
city The improvements contemplate
ed embrace a pavilion and bowling
alley aud a bath house. The commit
Too having the matter la charge "
composed ol Seth Moorlng, II, A, Bur
ser \ W, Bate, o. y, Saunders and
r. H. Lawrence,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-07
CiIy National Bank

Believes firmly that All National Banks should
be required to Publish their list of Stockholders
for the guidance and advice of Depositors.
a national Bank with responsible list Of
Shareholders all home people. ..all well known
-..all identified with the best interests Of the
Town and County in which the Bank is located
should naturally receive preference over Ma
tonal Bank with shareholders scattered all over
the State many of them with no interest in the
town or county. save to draw their dividends
and take the money from your midst.
Our list of Shareholders have been pub.
lished from time to time and every Dollar of
our Earnings has been kept at Home and today
is being loaned to our Farmers and Merchants.
We would be glad of an opportunity to do
business with You, come talk il over with us
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-07
NUMBER iOt

In addition to the five Reports Of Condition
that are published and the two Personal Ex-
aminations made by Special Officers each year,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-09

The exceedingly dry spring.
caused by lack of snow fall in
the mountains last winter. is
working a hardship on stockmen
all over the Northwest. It is
reported that fully 1900 head
of Idaho sheep have been
brought into Malheur COUNTY and
that sheep are now rs high up
on STEMS Mountain as they are
the first of July in ordinary sea-
sons. StOckmen hope for rain in
q short time rs that viii relieve
the situation.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-09
An IMPROVED Min SERVICE.

The Sumpter Valley Railway
has changed its schedule and now
leaves Baker City az 9:l5 C.. m.
making close connections with
the east bound overland train OF
the o. r. & y. out OF Portland,
thus placing western mail into
Burns by way Of the Blue Mt.
Rapid Transit Line about d
hours earlier than formerly
That stage line now mas the adj
vantage Of any other lines com
ing into Burns Of 2s hours. Forty
hours from Portland isn't 80 bad.
The Times-Herald suggested
this change last January after
.he writer had returned from a
rip 10 outside points over that
inc, and il is gratifying 10 see
such q schedule in effect, as IL Is
4 great convenience 10 the peo-
Die Of this section.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-09
COUNTY COURT

Very little Of record has been
transacted by the present session
Of county court. Considerable
road matter has been under con-
sideration nut few orders have
been made or journal entries
written.
The l. s. Tyler road has been
ordered abandoned.
Aliquor license was granted
70 NJ. Horton Of Diamond for six
months.
The road from Windy Poin; 90
Flag springs petitioned for by
A. 2. Brown and Others was or
dercd surveyed.
The road formerly petitioned
for from the vicinity Of Aiya
Springer's 70 intersect the county
road at Windy Point was order
ed opened.
Petition Of Fred Denstedt and
others for the-opening Of o road
3 miles in length 20 run north
and intersect with the Harvey
road was favorably considered
and ordered oDened.
Two changes in roads IN the
vicinity Of Harney were ordered
placing them on section lines and
strengthening out the roads
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-09

W. II. Morrison is over from
Harney today.
John Schenk will cut your
wood. Get your government
permit and then see him.
F. L. Mace and his crew of
vaqueros are home from Hunt
ington where they drove q bunch
of beef.
Street rumor has it that an
other big water suit viii be
brought at once involving the
rights of q large number Of peo-
pie.
J. ]. Heinz was in to see us
the other day. He says his
crops are rather backward on
account of the dry weather but
are not suffering Mr. Heinz
was up to move the household
effects of Mrs. Calkins down to
the Charles Williams homestead.
she having bought the relin-
quishment of Mr.. Williams TO
the place.
On Sunday. MAY 10th. at II
o'clock at the Presbyterian church
Rev. A. J. Irwin will preach the
Daccalarreatc sermon for the
graduating class of the high
school. Friends and patrons of
he school are most cordially in
'ited to attend this service. The
for the morning dis
course will be: The Power of
In the evening Rev.
irwin will preach on: Christ
an Education.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-09
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

Monday evening the members
of the Canyon City athletic club
met in Fraternal hall and COM
pleted the organization by elect
ing the following officers: A. j.
Stephens, president: Robt. Hof-
er, yice-president: S. A. Laur-
ance. secretary; Marshall Hoop
er, treasurer; W. w. Wood. o.
L. Patterson. o. l. Green. +. J.
Rinker and J. NJ. johnson. trust
ees.
The lower floor and basement
of the new Canyon City hall
building has been secured as
quarters for the club and up-to-
date equipment has been ordered
from Portland. The club starts
out with bright prospects and
strong efforts will be made to
make it one of the most useful
in the city. Blue
NJ. Eagle.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-09
Garden seeds at vOegtly's.

Garden seeds at Voegtly's.
The only plow on Earth. The
.J.L. Case Guarantee Satisfaction.
]. J. Tupker
ManZan Pile Remedy. Price
SOC is guaranteed. Put up ready
to use. One application prompt
relief to any form of piles. Sooth-
thes and heals. Sold by The
Welcome Pharmacy. Burns, Ore
gon. Fred Haines, Harney. Ore
gon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-09
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

United States Senator
GEO. f. CHAMBERLAIN
Congressman
J. J. JEFFREY
Prosecuting Attorney
V. G. COZAD
Joint Senator
J.F. MAHON
Representative
WM. MORF1TT
County Clerk
SAM MOTHERSHEAD
Sheriff
A. X. RICHARDSON
Assessor
c. A. BRITTINGHAM
Treasurer
J. NJ. DALTON
School Superintendent
J. |. LAVENDER
Commissioner
J. p. WITHERS
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-09

Hon. VIM. Morftt. democratic
candidate for joint representa-.
tive Of Malheur and Harney
counties. who vii. champion
statement No. /. has challenged
Attorney ". II. Brooke. the re
publican nominee. to meet him
in a joint discussion in the var
ious precincts throughout the
district. Mr.. Morftt will fur
nish Mr.. Brooke with transpor-
tation and hopes he will accept
the challenge. Ontario Demo
crat.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-09
LOCAL AID Personal

j. c. Sevcik is in the city.
Jake Cary was up from Crane
Greek yesterday to attend the
recital.
A. (. Brown is in the city on
O visit 10 his daughter. Miss
Ethel.
The new heanse recently pur-
chased by McGee & owen has
arrived.
McGowan & Nichols have
customers for relinquishments.
See them if you want TO buy or
sell.
Il. ". Jackson and wife were
up from Hartman for a sh0r,
visit this week. Harry said he
was JOo'busy 10 stay away long
Vs. w. Drinkwater. black
smith. Harney, Oregon. Horse
shoeing and all kinds Of general
repair work. Your business sol
.ci,ed.
Fred .Otley Jr. was in from MS
Lawen home yesterday. having
brought up his sister. Miss Mar
and Miss Helene.Swain 10 attend
the recital last night.
Joe Sturtevant is working the
flour mill over time now in order
% get the wheat on hand out Of
the way preparatory 10 remodel
ing the mill and adding new
machinery.
c. A. H. Smith Of Seattle. is
among the late arrivals 70 take
land IN this county. Mr.. Smith
Is @ pressman and comes. in Occa-
10 get a smell Of printers
ink-it helps 10 get up an appe-
,iJe.
S. C. Robirts. of Moscow, Ida
lo. this week bought 32O acres Of
and on Pine Greek through
Frank Nichols, the real estate
iealer, and has returned 10 his
'ormer home TO bring in his fam
ly
Messrs F. NJ. Mitchell and J.
R. Singleton viii open the Foley
blacksmith shop next week.
These gentlemen have the repu-
alton Of being first class work
nen. The shop will be open for
Wednesday.
J. W. Shown and wife We're 7
own from Harney last Monday
nd Tuesday..in company with
In. 7. Lloyd and wife of Tenn
ssee. Mr. Lloyd is an uncle TO
lr, Shown and is out here on a
isit with relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Cochrane and little
On, Donald, arrived in this city :
thursday and will go at once to :
ne homestead. Chas. will ar Z
We next month and they will Z
Ike up their permanent resid- Z
nee again in this county. .
W. w. Drinkwater and family {,
ave moved to Harney where he .
i'll engage in blacksmithing.
r. Drinkwater has been work :
g with Chas. Wilson in this city :
r some time. His friends wish :
m success in his business ven
re. :,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

'sttEI STATES .AHI uTrICE
safaH HreF.n. Nh| l.H.
Arr..# .s .erely gltsl t.sr. ..i..... ID. uit-
ia.s q t4f.r Hirs1u. Heu Cl APRIL D..
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t-i-a'..- tH uaar tlHa. U1uu-.4t.1r Ffoot
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Ht .taaE. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-09

The nomination for the Office
of County Treasurer having come
TO me unsolicited. convinces me
that / nave conducted the Office
60 the satisfaction Of the people.
This appreciation by the peo-
pie Is q source Of great pleasure
to me and should they re-elect
me ] shall in the future as in the
past conduct the Office accord
ing 20 law in the interest Of the
people.
j. NJ. DALTON
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
CslIE1 uAEEs LAal UFFIrE.
..--.. 49,. ANN d L

DIT y "'"'--l- = HTI| " 10 I
Aaiit- o. lefesE slfeu thtr anil Nelson 70
p4f-fs -4-N eI hafar. BALE 9i ufe.gl. has
apr .i-l tl F4Iclase llfer tle act Corgfrs- 0f
llg l,l', az erielltl hy acf oi Auslsr &. 10
tlt AN ,fr rE. AkI NEts -El. -.
p 4 ~ r.. o. Ii p. W- tl and aiil oFsF rroof u
hos that IA land sllEhf - more ga uabie Tor
lls tlrll lef ur tiolr tlau f1r agricultural plr-
Fos1s. all fn rsfall 81 lis claim o. aid and
before tle REGISTER ani Receiver 30 Burus
Oregon. on ile -3Ft dag of June. 100.
lie lalles as hls witnesses. Charles n Mul-
feL, laHrits ALleTEon. clyde ID. MulkeT. n.
J. AcA re-. lr.. al % hIFIs oregon.
Any au- all pefsqna claiming adversely the
4 1lf e--lfscfltrI lands aye requested o. nls
iaelr llaius i1 this oaifr ol oT before SAD
-4rd 1ag oi l4ue. la..
NA- FAEzE. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


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AQiice s hsfsdl s.sE- r.st AI,euF Oaksr-
nal, ai hilcy ur=gaa. -ss 4.eI uotic- of his
Alfsltiur fo lake Boa. laH-H-ar rrrlI Ir mn
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Aht., -Nta AE ---tlll To- 4laushif - -
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hu--F ufrsll. on Mag 81. i.e
he Aa.lrs IA t4l+uHlls uflesfas O. prove
Als col ltinaul- frsll-l.e Iru.. 1ll culun-
.l- o. tar .alt. wa Ao1eU p WilIflams
uelFI Nlarel. laueF Hllf-rs. Lester WlI-
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va. FAaHE Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


-. tas' "thNNf HhHN NHNt.Ns
tlfna. ufEs1a4 APRIL o.. iqo,,
Aafirr H hereby FIFan that ths STATE az
ltrsau ias f.r.I o. fais Cr.u Be- arrilcaiian
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Carol Cecil passed through
here last Monday with n drove
Of calves which he had purchas-
ed in the Lawer section and
which We're being taken to the
home ranch.
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b. Rosemonde

b. Rosemonde
Chaminade
Miss Floy Thompson
How Sweet the Moonlight Sleeps
Decevee
Miss Madge Miller
Vocal Councils to Nina
Wekerlin
Miss Florence Thompson
Piano Trio Gavotte Fondey
Lenore GOdlove. Lou Davey.
Viola Richardson
Vocal Duett Hark to the Mando-
lin Parker
Misses Louel Smith. Juanita Geer
Lovely Month of May Merkel
Miss Dora Rulison
Prelude Chopin
Valse in f Flat Durand
Miss Bessie Swain
Balancelle Wachs
Miss Floy Thompson
Vocal a. Her Eyes
Mildenberg
b. Irish Folk Song
Foote
Miss Juanita Geer
Piano Trio I'm Flugelkleide
Kramer
-enore G0dlove. Ethel McGee.
Leila Egli
venetian Love Song Nevin
Mrs. Fred Racine
second Mazurka GODDARD
Miss Genet Gowan
local A Gypsy Maiden |
Parker
Miss Dora Rulison
10 q Wild Rose Mcdowell
With Song and Mirth Bohm
Miss Helen burlington
i0ndolieri iNevin
Miss Mabel Withers
-arantelle Dennee
Miss Toiley Johnson
'alse Caprice Newlands
Miss Clayte Burrow
lutte Solo Lucia di Lamermoor
Donizetti
Mr.. Vim. Walker
local a May Morning Denza
Miss Louel Smith
'ocal Quartette
Goodnight, Goodnight Beloved
Pinsuti
FRS Gault. Miss Rulison.
Nh. Byrd. Mr.. Walker
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NOTICE FOR LIQUOR LIsrScE.

We. ils lHdvrs. gael legal gst-r- %
Lake Precinct. HhrHeg County STATE o.
pregoa. respectfully petition ,ae Hon.
Couuiy Cont s. HarEe County state
o.. or-ssl, o. s'aat a L.uue-- t6 Francis
AHdVrs1a t9 se'. -rIH,u.H- Malt and
F!Hog- L'Il1r .l ie,s quantities than
re gallon ia lake Frecirc. Harney
County, state l. Oregon i1r the peri1,i
1i N1Hl.- i1 duty tr1li V- sill
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