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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Every Animal Inspected.

Every pound of meat in our packing
houses comes from animals which are in
speoted and passed by trained veterinary
agents of the Department of Agriculture
This is the absolute fact. We are not
interested In animals condemned before
slaughter. We do not buy them. Every
animal bought by us is inspected before
and after slaughter in connection with
The strlctest inspection. Every animal or
spection is condemned and disposed OF
under the personal supervision of the
agents OF the United States. The admin
istration at Washington knows these
facts. The writer's OF the Neill-ReynoldS
report know them. That these are facts
is reluctantly admitted in their repor but
even this slight reinsurance to the public
is almost buried in the tail-end of what
they have written
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Packers Statement.

THE question raised as to whether dis
eased meats are sold by our packing
houses is one on which the whole world
wants the facts. and the truth must ba
told II the meat and livestock industry
is TO have square deal This vital
side OF the whole question, however, Is
absolutely ignored In President Roosc-
vclt's message and all but omitted from
notice iE the Nnlll- RnNnnlhS rrnnrt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
HI INSTITUTE
ANNOUNCEMENT
J fiibit Will Be Held in
Lake City Next
n October.

IA. Utah Art Institute held
~ De Templeton building
ea ai which the report
~ ormlltee relative 10 the
bu ci paintings, sculpture,
! ussaettUral drawing, TAB
L. for applied arts was
uAhnl0n will be held In
.ksr Isl, and the following
E&
IHuning Contest.
r..S xorks Tlu be accepted.
EAsssd shall be reno, ed be-
4 ~ exhibition.
+ &ill US every pEecaution
Xus q an that are submitted,
y;casble for damage.
r-1ei for exhibition must
hs bn s J. ~. on We'd
~ -. 10 the Redmnn Van
rEJ ~ South West Temple
zoq.
{ efh work, the prize for
y - Fioe dncludlng frame)
x rI4e and address OF the
10 each piece.
IS ts s=1t at the artists
Il is Institute VIII. on pre-
~ cpE3tha receipts rclm-
1 el are accepted for ex-
Heey return charges on
. U, accepted Will be re-
EIs eIpense.
Ezs and awards for the
ATr
III Prizes.
Hs e'ss Is offered for the
ttk Of art In the exhl-
80 vii be given for tho
laA resident crtlst. The
w azs 70 bscome a part
10 Sl,cs:op.
Z Y lsE Eatercolor. pastel
Il 'ers Elth It's frame 10
:. Allee srl collectlln.
AEards.
~ c, sculpture.
kEiaEal drawing will be
. scste china painting.
~ rulie wood work
.uE lace, nssdlework or
I s'ginal design.
iosT design.
sAts collection OF photo
g i slyea by corporation.
s'.,s ~, The right to With
nv,, II in their judgment
re net worthy OF the
~ su sup7rlntend the sale
fr&,e,ssd ~ ssd. shether through
VIII he subject 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Packing Business Not Nice.

I'VE paid particular attention 10 the
which come In contact with the products.
We saw only 0n2 man cNpcctoratc dur
ing our Investigations, and he was Gov
crnment Official. The packing business -
for butchcrs and &nyonc having any con-
ncction with the actual work has no use
for dress suits on Kid gloves, as II is not
milllncrs' OF jewellers work. We did not
find anything seriously rcpugnant TO
cleanliness or wholesomeness In the oper-
atIons or procedures, but we did find a
desire on the part OF all employees with
whom we came in contact 10 avoid un-
clean practices
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Still There Are Others.
Will Be Further Augmented.

The list VIII be further augmented to-
morrow, when many other houses viii get
their fronts I'm shape for the big affair
II now promises 10 be the biggest affair
the travelling men have ever given I'm
Utah and from the cStimatc tcS by the
committc IL will excel In numbers the last
two snccessful seasons in Logan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
Empirical Judgment,

Continuing. tho packers say; I'm the
light OF what we are doing, we have
Ilpht, we believe. to protest against hasty
and empirical judgments that serve only
10 put weapons into the hands OF foreign
competitors of the American livestock anu
mcat-producing industry This phase OF
Tho question cannot be eyadsd, At the risk
OF being accused of trying TO hide behind
the farmer VIC say tnat hnSty, lll-dlSess-
ed Incorporate criticisms OF American
hacking houses strike not at the packers,
but al every farmer who raises Il hog,
sheen or steer for market. without the
foTcIpn market created by the packing In
dustry the American livestock growers
business would be absolutely stripped or
Suggestions Wanted.
when Investigation by Messrs. Neill
and Reynolds was undertaken We as,
sumcd that its purpose was TO forward
Improvement In packing house conditions,
iT improvements could be devised, rather
than 10 gather ammunition for an attack
ar The livestock and meat-producins In
dustry Acting upon this belief. we IN
vitcd from these Investigators and from
President Roosevelt any practical Susses-
lion they could mako for the improve
ment OF Dncklng-house conditions, ard al
the same time we guaranteed that thclf
sueeestIonS would be carried out
I'VE know our methods arc Booo, out VIC
stand ready TO adopt any pfacticdl sie-
eeslIon in the line of Improvement. We
"a however most emphatically dissent
from the opinion that the way TO better
the public's food supply Is TO attack the
source Of production: that Is already un-
der thorough Government s9PeTGlslpn. -
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14

hereby announce myielf candidate
tor the nomination for the Office Of coun-
ty Judge Of Harney County, Oregon
subject 10 the decision oi the republican
voters at the primary election 10 be held
on the SOth day Of April 1905
should receive such nomination !
promise. TO make vigorous, aud honor.
acle campaign and
II elected win qualify aud pledge my.
self to give the Office my very best at.
tention at all times and will always "a.
vor managing the affairs OF the county
upon purely business principles At all
times hcwing TO the line letting the
chips fall where they may.
without casting any reflections on
others, believe Il in the interest Of eco.
nomy and good roads 10 divide the coun
~ into smaller road districts and will u
elected favor division Of road district
Nomber 40 as 10 include Drcwscy aud
Pine Greek precincts In one road dis.
trict.
am in favor OF good roads safe
bridges and in contracting wherever
possible all work aud construction there.
on, all contracts to be le, TO the lowest
bidder offering = good and sufficient
bond but believing We have competent
builders In this county would favor
home bidders whore possible.
GEo. Fay.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14

hereby announce myself a candidate
for the ofice Of County Judge Of llarney
County, ore subject 10 the choice Of
the voters at the democratic primary
April 20, 1905.
II elected will cndcayor 10 discharge
the duties OF the Office impartially, aim.
ing 10 give the whole people square
deal. Conducting myself as a servant
Of the people and not tool Of any fac.
ton. will give constant attention 90
the duties Of the office being ever ready
transact the daily routine Of business
aud will not BE- "out Of town," when
business OF such nature i TO be- trans.
acted before me. ] will conduct the
bnsiness Of this Office A. economically as,
may he consistent with the efficient and
practical administration 81 County AZ.
iairS. looking always 10 the welfare and
best interests Of the people.
Gfo. u. HsoEY.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14
cHIer ENGINEER wA00sNss HERE.

i. l.. WAggeber, chief engineer
Ia charge Of the railroad surveys
now being made In this county. ar
rived in this city yesterday after.
noon, but only remained for the
night, leaving this morning for
NArrows. When seen at his hotel
by a representative Of The Times.
Herald Mr.. Waggener bad nothing
particular for publication. He
stated, however, that there was no
foundation for the report that the
railroad people were now asking for
bids on grade work from Vale west.
He did not know when construction
work would begin.
Mr. Waggener will start n third
party in the field at once In the VI
cinity Of the Narrows 10 survey a
line toward Lakeyiew. This will
make three lines being run in this
county at this time. IL does not
mean the immediate construction Of
three lines, however, at least We in.
fer such from conversation with the
chief.
In discussing the matter IL was
found that 10 get the main line
through 10 Natron was the first OBJ
ject and from appearances this line
is the one now being surveyed by
Louis Shaw and his party who are
now between the Warm Springs and
Wagontire. Mr. Shaw was 10 dur.
ing the week and informed us that
his party would pass 10 the north Of
Wagontire about eight miles.
Chief Waggener admitted that
the lines 10 Lakeview and Prineyille
were side lines and were not so i'm.
portant At this time. THIS Was
brought out by the discussion ofthe
possibilities Of a route up the river
and over the divide at the head Of
Emigrant creek. Mr.. Wsggener
stated he would be ready the latter
part Of next month 10 investigate
that route, but for the present he
desired 10 push the SURVEYS out
across the desert while there was
water He had been informed that
the route up Emigrant was we'll
watered and could be Investigated
at any time.
Mr.. Waggener will remain ia this
section for some time. but not right
in this city. He will return In
about two weeks.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14
NJ. V, Smith is in the city.

", Smith is in the city.
J. W. shown is in on bushes,
today.
t. +. Arnold was over from his
Pine creek home a few days this
week.
IL you wish 10 be located on a
good homestead, see +. NJ. Jordan,
the surveyor.
Thos Howser and wife. c. w.
Crawford and wife and Mrs. VIM.
Russell were all down from Harney
during the week.
IL you are particular about your
coffee, try the harrington Hall"
brand, your money back IL you are
not satisfied .-Lunsburg & Dalton.
Simon Lewis was confined TO his
home several days this week suf-
fering from stomach trouble, bot is
again abe to be on the streets to-
day.
Neckties, shirts. mems under
wear, overalls, suspendors, boots
greatest bargains yet offered Fred
Haines & Co. We must move
goods TO get ready for new stock
soon TO arrive.
Mrs. G.. W Waters received a
letter from her husband the other
day stating he had accepted a posi-.
tion with Lang & Co. at Lewiston,
Idaho. She expects TO JOIN her
husband there after school closes.
Married-At the home Of the
brides father in this city, Monday
evening. Miss Blanoh Dickenson,
and Mr.. Marion Wilson, Justice
Jameson performing the ceremony.
The bride is a daughter Of b. A.
Dickinson. Mr.. Wilson is a grand
sou Of Mrs S. l.. Bowen. Both the
contracting parties have resided in
this section since childhood and
have many friends who join Us 10
extending congratulations.
County Clerk Mothershead in.
forms us that a large number Of re-
gistration blanks from outlying pre-
cinots Jailed 10 reach his office be-
fore the registration books closed on
April 10. and as n consequence
many voters will have 10 swear the
votes in on the day Of the primar-
les IL is the duty OF the clerk 10
report TO the secretary Of state the
day following the closing Of the re-
gistration books and AL those
blanks received since that date do
not appear as registered, therefore
The voters must swear tkeir votes
In.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14
ZIs{INIsN:Y1EI!yI4

~s<ybo9y next ssoS 10 as -
y Cs~1sy 3aHA
0raves and Dr. Hopkins
ap from the lakes Tuesday
! la,,er took bic departure
- sorrning for Ontario where
% into business. sam re-
home after looking after
usipess affairs here.
4 felion left this morning
lirsnde where he goes 20 take
and Menoco, two of the John
'tsh'e Of trotling and pacing
>. % be placed in training
season. Rev. A. B. Minaker
panied mm. being eu route
Ilan6 10 attend the Baptist
don
Lajies Afternoon Club viii
ocGro N nstrul az Looheri-
Tuesday evening April "A,
hcoff, Of the library fund.
cxcellent program has been
"a snd the people Of Barns
cioiiy will bee given one Of
Ieel evenings ever enjoyed
son,e fne vocal numbers
,sn prepared while the end
ID no doubt dish up the
olizical situation in good
The minstrel will be follow
mirth provoking farce Of
nulss. In fact there'll be
ine doing from the minute
rain goes up that will dis
tioes.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14

Isubmit my name as candidate for
county commissioner on the Democratic
ticke, and pledge myself if elected to I'LL
the ofice TO the bes, Of my ability. My
long residence in Harney County has
given me an intimate knowledge Of the
needs Of its growing population and de-
veloping resources and viii at oil
times strive 10 act with the idea In view
Of sebordinatine personal interests to
public good. As member Of the eoun'
" court would try 10 make my posi-
tion known on all Subjects before that
by my recorded action At all times.
JAsrER DAVIS.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14
TIMBER LAND NOTICE..
VNnEp srArrsIANp JIM,


NctiCc u hcrrNv sivcn that tn ,,,,nriIanrr
WIN ine rfuNikiOus Of the act of NouNfuts uf
June ,, l>ls, cntitied "An act fof the snitof iIs
nef iands iu the Statcs u California. utcsun
NeNade, aud Weshirgtun Territory" W. extend
81 W ~ the Public land States hN act ~ AnHusf
q ~ John u Nusctp. ~ tifc, cuuriv of
,rook Sialc ~ orceNn. has this dav Nicl ln
uurcnate 81 me stii ~ ~cption No. no. lu Town.
thip ~ N kapEc No "a y, " ". aud
more valuable tor fts tin bef or stone flan fns
aNricntural purposes. and 20 establish his
claim 70 said lsud bciorc the Register aud
Rcccivor of this ulflCe a. nurns Oturon. on
Monday the luth day Of Apfll inNi.
Hc names as Witnessed a. A. nihhig and
frnnk sNngvi Oi Riley. Ofcron, Thomas ~liuFnr
81 iotushd, Orveou, Frank tosch, Of Pile. Ofc.
gon
Any and nll persons claiming adversely the
ehcNc dcsctthcd lands are requested 10 Ole .hoit
ui April iHN.
Wv. fAuHN. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14
local News.

= ". Mealey is in the cit,
Crane creek.
|se< hats at greatly reduced
b ~ Mrs. C. A. Byrd's
s<t HALEY Was up from his
neor Narrows Tuesday.
'ss got to make room for new
! ~ tbe ladies can do we'll in
eoo6s IL they call at once
f{tines & Co.
B. Yhornton Williams took her
turf last Monday morning for
fnek where she will teach a
( <cfm Of school.
< n F Hawley about Fillmore
"a standardized trotting
10. He will stand this season
nif grounds.
3 rrported that IL ! am elect
Fiil hyor building a $4,000
hsusc. l just want to say
he o,d court house is good
h fpr me. Geo. Hagey
Dsvis aud the two Misses
bon we're over from Drewsey
|,le of days this week. We
f5rmed they were on land
es1 IDEAS in ready TO wear
|nfs from the greatest suit
~ the country. Iall on MIS-
WHOM aud see the new
md summer samples.
!. R>cior, democratic candi.
" oounty judge, is in the city.
} heen looking over the polit-
tan,ion In various sections
and il well Satisfied with
tIonk
W. Il Mitchell. widow OF
e uol Robl.. Who was a. one
cnneried with the Road Com
and well known here, was a.
cef IN on last Saturdays
y ethge. spending several
hrrs the guest Of Receiver
and family
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
heretofore existing
between Drs " L Marsden and J
w Geary has this day been dissoly-
ed by mutual consent. All parties
knowing themselves 70 be indebted
to the frm Of Marsden Il GeaIy
are requested TO call and make
settlement at once.
w. l.. Marsden.
J. w. Geary.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14
NoTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LANn orrtcF.
burns. urcesn' ArriiN 10.

Noiirc s hCrvhy gwen that the follow inr
uamci sCtilct has nlcd noticc " his Intention
20 mhkc Hnal pruoi iu support " his claim. aui
thnt tnll urvOi Will hc made hcfnfV thp NrEistUf
and Receiver at hutnsurcfcu, on May Wh ian,.
via lharlos g. tfamncf, ul nfcwse1. urUaun .
N. - NJ. 100, Tor The ~ Nft 4, See. 't n l1 p.
af u. " n.
hc hamcr the follow I've witnesses ~ rro,v
hts continuous residence upOn and vulflfatIou
81 sHu land Niri Gabriel z. Rush. samuel
Nilhams, ilicl a. Curbiu aud William o.. irai.
hart, All Of nreWscy. oregon
wv fAHuE REGISTER
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14

l hsreby announce myself a can
didate for joint-represenlaliyr Of
Harvey aud MaIheur couuliss, cub
jecl 10 the decision Of the republi-
eau voters at the primaries 10 be
held April 20, 1906.
FRANK g. BROwS.
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umh,r Land. Act June a, is7s
FOR PUBLICATION


Nufua. oregon, March 2. intt
NUfIrr Is hcfcry ritcn that in tow dlancg
with thr urfi lHIuua of She Hrf ~ tunNhss "
Iuuf " taia lHfifIri H1u aff fuf the sale ~
timhrf lnnIa Iu ihp sfsfrs uf california orr
SON. NUfnII. HnH Nashlngtun Territory" as
extended fu alI thr iuhur and stairs Nv act
uf AuFusi i. l.'l faiars Hudson hrugdirt, ~
ltuuuIam. rnuufr uf lhphnlif STATE % washing
tom. has thIs dat nlai ln this unlre his ssufn
statement Nn q ~ iuf fhr purchase ~ the W.
hNit trr. e. I '.s o. M D sMi HM't !. See.
.r aII 30 section Nu % iu township No.
.iH hanrU hu q b.. ~. M aud viii uacf
uruuf fH HIuH fhHf fIr land suuNhi IL mufu val
unhlr lnf Iif ilmhrf uf stone thau fuf aHfiCul
tufHi purposes Hud to establish bic flalm "
Hald lHHH lariHfU INr NNHIsirf aud Receiver uf
ihif office ai Nufns ufrHou, uu Tuesday the
d Yfu dnf ui May, ln
iic utmrr hs witnesses Nu tas " henc.
dict uf iluHuIHm. Washington, hnhl. Nils
liama uf NlIrf. nfUEun, Ncn. " NhaN and 70
trf Iufmrf ui Nufnt, nfrnun.
AM aun ail trfHuuH claiming adversely the
nnut .ifHrflhri lands Hfv requested a. NE theif
tlaIms ln this nnlrn uu uf hciure said 10Th dal
wu.rAHNH. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14

Theo Coleman aud son are ovel
from Harney.
w. d. Arnett made us q iyins
visit yesterday.
L. L. Clark was a visitor from
Narrows this week,
An almost new go-cart for sale
Inquire at this Office.
Geo. Cawlfeld was up from Mar.
rows a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Pirie are in the
city from their home on Cow creek.
| 2b,fah cAssh RseA ar yesr sssks'
!yos sI~@ys hsSs shs rtghs shszse. =
J4s,sey csssS RasA
A few nice custom made gar
ments for men and boys left, that
will be sold for cash.-Fred Haines
& Co.
Everett Schweitzer IL over from
Vale, being the travelling compan-
ion Of Chef T. L. Waggener Of the
railroad survey.
Louis Shaw, engineer in charge
OF the railroad surveying party
working near wagontire, was in
the city this week.
Fillmore Chief, the handsome
standardized stallion will make
the stand at the fair grounds in this
city this season. Those interested
should call on ID. F. Hawley for
particulars
A social dance was given at the
Bowen home on Poison creek last
night in honor Of the marriage Of
Marion Wilson and Miss Blanch
Dickenson.
For Sale-A Clydesdale stallion.
5 years old, weight 1900 lbs; ac-
climated TO this country aud
good foal getter, Address this
office.
Geo Buchanan and wife spent
few days 10 this city this week.
Mrs. Buchanan has been in very
poor health for the past few months
bu, IL now improving.
The Windsor bar is again open
under the management Of the old |
time saloon man, Lee Caldwell. He
would be pleased to have bis friends |
call and see him.
Mrs. Geo. Waters offers her
household effects for sale. also two |
horses, set Of double harness, sad
dies, etc. II in need Of such you
can get a bargain. Call at her
home in this city.
Sam King IL in receipt Of a let
ter from his son win, who is Ia the |
sheep business over ut Emmett,
Idaho, in which he states he has
come through the winter with a
loss Of no, TO exceed 100 head.
Wm. Hanley has returned from !
b visit TO outside points. The
Times-Herald would suggest that
he people Of this city meet with
Nh Hanley Immediately and settle
-hr Carey selection project 80 that
we may make definite olans in re-
gard TO the development Of this
section.
+. B. Ball, a cattle buyer repre-
'enling the Carstens Packing Co.
4 Seattle and Tacoma, came Ia
rom the railroad the 6rst Of the
week in company with VIM. Han
ey. Tie was looking for fat beef
or immediate shipment and made
. deal with Mr. Hanley and Judge
4evens for a number Of beef.
Rev. A. J. Irwin and little son
Philip will take their departure
morning for outside points.
Rev. Irwin will irst attend the
Presbyterian Synod aud then pro-
'eed 10 Des Moines, where he goes
o represent portion Of this state
It another meeting Of bis church,
be nature Of which We do not
emember. During his absence be
viii speed a few weeks with his
iarents and other relatives in Iowa.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14

l hereby announce myself can
didats for sheriff Of Harnsy county
subject 70 the decision Of the demo
cratic voters at the primaries TO be
held April 20. 1906.
A. X. RICHARDSON.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14

| hereby announce myself can
didate for clerk Of Harvey county,
subject 10 the decision Of the repub-
lican voters at the primaries 10 he
held April 20, 1906
G. w. DRISKwATER
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14

/ hereby announce myself can
didate for judge Of Hsrney county,
subject to the decision Of the repub-
liean voters at the primaries TO be
held April 20, 1906.
GRAST Thompson
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14

| hereby announce myself a can
didats for treasurer Of Harvey cOun'
ty. subject 10 the decision Of the
republican voters at the primaries
70 he held April 20. 1906.
W. Il. HUsTOS.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14

| hereby announce myself q can
didate for sheriff Of Harvey county,
subject 10 the decision Of the repub-
lican voters at the primaries 70 be
held April 20. 1905.
NJ IA. BRENTOS.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14

J hereby announce myself q can.
didate for commissioner cf Ha,ney
county, subject to the decision Of
the republican VOTERS At The ptima.
ries to be held April 20. 1906
A. |. JOHNSON.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14

/ hereby announce myself a can
didAte for judge Of Harvey county
subject 10 the decision Of the demo-
cratic voters at the primaries 10 be
held April 20, 1906.
J. L. RECTOR
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cat FOR COUNTY WARRANTS

Notice is hereby given that there
are funds iu the county treasury
for the redemption of all warrants
registered Interest on the same
will ccrso from this date, March 3.
1906
JM DALTON,
Treasurer lIarncy County Oregon
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hsIeby given that the
co-partnership heretofore existing
ostween b. A. Dickinson and II b.
Hibbard 10 the Milling business,
has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Mr.. Hibbard retiring from the
business. The accounts due the
firm are payable TO either Of the
partners and the Indebtedness Of
the firm is assumed by B. A. Dick
ens0n.
b. A. Dickenson.
III. B. Hibbard.
Burns Oregon, March 10th 1906.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14

| hereby announce myself can
didate for sheriff Of Harney oounty,
subject 10 the decision Of the repub-
licsn voters at the primaries 10 be
held April 20. 1906.
WALTER GRAY.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-14

/ hereby announce myself can
didate for commissioner Of Harvey
county. subject to the decision Of
the democrat voters at the pri-
maries 10 be- held April 20. 1906
l. ". STALLARp.