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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-15
TANCLE over
BOAT AFFAIR.
Upper River People
Want Mountain
Gem Here

run on the upper Snake river a. wnn
the intention OF the people who hunt 1
the boat and the citisens who sub
scribed to the fund, or win she be eo1d
and the proceeds be put into another
boat?
This ia the question that 10 to ~ 4
threshed out in the trial OF suit tint
was instituted in the district court 49,
terday by John O. Bender 40 attorney
for the Eureka Mining Company. : eult
to foreclose q mortgage. or rather :
suit on note. OF $4,000 held by the
company, which Ia secured BY mort
gage on the boat held by c. F. Allen.
A receiver Ii asked for and p. w.
Greenburg il named In the petition fnr
that position. A hearing on tho peti-
ton Is to be had before Judge steele
at Moscow, next Friday. !
All . Complicated Tanele.
The affairs Of the Mountain Gem -
in q complicated legal tangle. The hest
was built in Lewiston principally Nv
money furnished by the Eureta an4s
Fargo Mining companies. they flrniSla-
ing $4,000 Of the $4,000 used 70 bpii1
the boat. the remainder being anh-
scribed by citizens OF Lewiston.
The boat was designed to handle NJ
traffic on the Snake river betNaGc
Lewiston and Pittsburg Landing. DutI
In the construction the company 49,
had charge Of the building were toece6
to make loan OF $4,000, which Waf
furnished by G. r. Allen and for wlec1ss
he holds . mortgage. This tnde6tod-
ness Ii In the shape Of two notes 9Ge
Of $4,000 and one OF $4,000. The 6Sets
has been assigned to tho Eureka c0G1~
pany BY Mr.. Allen ana y now dne onx
unpaid, with the interest accumu Y s
tion. and u made the basis q Tho -.
sent action. S2sIS
otipulatiens 81 Lsase.
In addition to the above colnpl1oa~s
tion the Lewiston NAVIGATION Co. 1l
corporation that built the boat. leu6
1t to c. r. Allen for : term " ~
years. " the terms o. which Ieass
boat u to be operated on the uD0
Snake river whenever such Npera u
u possible from the stare of waA6e s
justifiable BY reason OF the trall1o
The boat II now on the lower f1l1t
and u being operated ~ ne
River Transportation company. ~ M
people who are intersated a ~ a. II
OF the river above Lewiston -
ing the boat here 70 move fssi9A ~
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12
jfver uteblifna eller bristtalliga

HaGGAR. bjorkar, alar, aspar'
r0nnar, syrener, kattiotter, bla-
klockor och de der stora MAZE
statiska granarne och tallarne up.
pc i Norrland. huru alskar jag 81
er! Jag har dr0mt ON er i matt
och upp'eEvat i fantasien de
pojkar, da jag mangan winter sag
ut Diver deu manljusa neiden,
bet var pa vintern Diet.
Pa sommaren sedan! Goken
col och talltrasten s.og Sin troll
ska visa i asptopparne. Ifjerran
crusade fjallbackarne och fran
skogen kom Diet en- fin doft al
Linnea Borealis.
Jag glGmmer dig aldrig, Norr-
land! | dr0mmen e jag dit va
ma anlete. DIN gar aldrig ur mitt
mime.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12

NEW YORK lar nyligen ha bill
OATS EFT bolag for att forse mark
MAIDEN med hons och agg, hvilka
ALA skola vara forsedda med intyg
ON sin hSrstamning. Priset for
kycklingar Dir satt till ST. per skal-
pund och for agg till ST. for dussi-
net. Med hvarie kyckling f0lier
EFT utslag af dess stamtrad och
en- silfverplat ON dess alder SAINT
noggrann beskritning pa dess
uppvaxt och andra intressanta
detaljer. Huruvida k0parne af
sadana kycklingar ocksa skola
f0rete slit stamtrad, kunna vi for
tillfallet icke meddela. Men det
skulle icke f0rundra oss, ON de
prydde sig sjelfva med de omtala-
de silfverpIatarne, sedan kycklin,
game blifvit uppatna,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12
Marklig utstallning.

och fra Adolf Hamilton hafva nv
ligen anlandt till San Francisco,
Cal. fran Portland, Oregon, hvar-
est de voro commissioners" vid
Lewis och Clark-utstallningen for
Ostindien. Herrskapet Hamil-
tons, som kommer att STAMINA j
San Francisco. CAL, Diver julien,
har oppnat en- Notwithstanding
mr.. 22o Powell street derstades.
Dessa k~onstsaker, hvilka a Port
land-utstallningen adrogo sig den
allra storsta uppmarksamhet och
beundran, blefvo prisbelonade
med rs medalier, deraf 6 guldme-
daljer, och utgjorde de hogsta
prisen. Densamma omfatlar ute
slutande ostindiska foremal. Sedan
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12
Entered at the Post Office at SiouxCity
iowa, as second class mail matter.

Pa SIN senaste jagtfard till
Schloss. Moschen, nedlade kejsar
Wilhelm med egen hand under
fem timmar 1886 fasaner och
harar. Savlda han icke begag-
made baron Munchausens bekanta
laddstske, maste han ha skjutit
EFT dur hvar sjuttonde sekund.
vi forestalla oss att kaiser Willes
"Samlade jagtafventyr" borde
erbjuda annu intressantare las.
ming an "var alskade presidents.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12

PRESIDENT Roosevelt will vara
oberoende som vanligt. Han har
nyligen forklarat att han icke on.
skar att nagon insamling foreta-
ges har j landet for att astadkom-
ma en- kontant brollopsgafva for
hans dotter. Mar man far en-
rik swanson behofs Diet ju heller
int, och hvad Iuveler och lyxar-
tiklar betraffar, har val miss Roo
sevelt sd mycket af den varan,
att hennes kare man Ell behofver
kopa mel an vigselringen.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12

ar 1904 har familjen Hamilton
tillbringat Diet mesta at sin It'd i
Indien sasom missionarer. Utom
Diet vanliga missionsarbetet hafva
de pa egen bekostnad bedrifvit en-
vidtomfattande skolverksamhet,
som med glade omfattas al info
dingarne. Andamalet med denna
INSTALLING och forsalinlng ar att
anskaha medel for att f~ortsatta
missionsarbetet i Indien, till hvil.
ket land de inom kort atervands.
Fru Mathilda Hamilton ar vida
kand pa Diet indiska missionsfaltet
i de europeiska landerna sasom
qvinlig ~talare, f3relasare och for
fattare. Hennes box "Qvinnan /
Bramae, Buddhas och Muhameds
lander" ar EFT hogst ~intressant ar
bette.
" Ire stora MANN. DE tire for
dagen bast bekanta namnen arc
Kuropatkin, Kuroki och Kuriko.
De begge forstnamda sta i forbin-
delse med forstorandet al menni-
skolif = Diet sistnamda deremot
med bevarandet deraf. DR.. Peters
Kuriko har blifvit ryktbart Diver
hela verlden sasom EFT botemedel
for blodet och hela konstltutio-
men, Den innehaller ingenting,
som Ell verkar valg0rande. Den
kan icke erhallae j apoteken, utan
allmanheten forses dermed direkt
at lokalagenter, som tillsatts at
tillverkarne DR. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co., II2-IIS So. Hoyne
Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Malasefarger och all slsgs ma
larematerialfnnes pa lager hos
Anderson Abel.
Kop stormdorrar och stormloE-
hos Spaulding 8 & Co urt SITS.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12

Mar man ser hvad som kan
tilldraga sig i EFT land der f0rtryc.
ket, Diet ma nu komma uppifran
eller nedifran, far ofverhanden,
sd kan man icke annat an fasa for
de resultat som visa sig, mar fri,
heten trampas under f0tterna och
taglydnaden helt bortfaller.
Massmord, svek och klasshat
synas villa dranka ALA civilisatio-
mems frukter och lidelsernas blod-
torstiga ginungagap synas villa
uppsluka ALA. Ryssland ar ctr
exempel pa hvart Diet bar under
sadana forhallan6en. Langa ar
"a galda hvad stunden brutit och
Diet gar icke att bota arhundradens
orattvisor i EFT enda drag, ty Diet
saknas den inneboende karaktars.
fastheten. fortroendet till den Sly,
rande makten och den sauna pa
triotismen att uppl atthalla och
utfora de menniskovanliga hand
lingar, som lata sa vackert pa pap
peret, men som Diet fordrar sjelf-
uppoffrande ada man och qvin,
nor att iorverkliga.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12

ATT skrifva bref, Diet ar nagot
at Diet varsta jag vet. Men du
ar nog sa rar och skriiver till mig
ALA fall. Jag tucker Diet ar ro~
ligt att "a BRET.
Nagon,ing i den der stilen sa-
ger mingen ung ficka, obekym-
rad ON sin i 6gonen fallande ego
ism. Men hvad skulle hon tanka
ON hennes foraldrars caster SADIE:
- vi kunna ej sta ut med att
ha frammande, Diet ar sd anstran-
gande och dyrbart. Deremot
heppas jag at nj bjuda oss till
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12

gen aAs int skrifva. De bli 50
lledsamma.
Det ar troligt nog. | skolorna
laras frammande sprak, geometrl,
matematik och mycket annat,som
} minsta antalet af ~eleverna ha bruk
for. Brefskrifning, som vi en-
gang ALA maste taga itu med, fall
Her deremot sallan inom ramen
for de uppsatser, som som ele-
verna i h0gre k~lasserna i slit n
letes svett utarbeta. Resultatet
blir ocksa tidtals skaligen ma
CERT.
Det finnes BRET, sirliga och for
behallsamma anda till trakighet.
Bet har tagit timmar att pranta
dem, men de arc lasta pa EFT o.
gonblick och gl0mda lika hastigt
emedan Diet absolut intet inne-
hall var i dem. Och andra, der
den skrifvande till den grad later
sig beherrskas af innehallet, att
bokstafverna ramla Oliver hvar-
andra och knappast kuana ty-
das.
Sadana BRET rora sig oftast om
en- enda fest med brefskrifver-
skans person som medelpunkt j
glss och ram och elektrisk belys-
ming. Delta rojer en- naiv ego
ism, som ar ursaktlig i barnaal.
dern. Men som vuxen Dor man
lika litet som i samtal sysselsatta
sig med sly self, utan att tanka
pa hvad som kan intressera mot
tagaren, t ex. besvarandet at en-
at denne framstalld fraga.
Kanhanda dolde sig mellan ra-
derna i brefskrifvarens sista BRET
en- liten l0nllg f0rfragan, men =
Diet tastes sd lygtigt och liKgiltigt,
som ON Diet uteslutande skrifvits
for det tillfalliga nojets skull, och
Diet svar, som kanske atvaktas
med brinnande langtan, Diet ute
blir.
Nagra BRET visa den skrifvan.
des personlighet babe i god och
dalig dagger utlemna oforbehall-
SAINT de intimaste hemligheter
till en- skrytlysten vaninna, som
knaPPast behatler dem for sig
self. Andra likna den SKIRT
vande sa litet att frammande per.
soner derigenom skulle ia EFT
intryck at dennas karaktar
unga fickor ha den for
uppfattningen. att EFT an
taget ''skolpojkssatt'. spackadt
med diverse kraftuttryck och
%"slangord', hor med i EFT liffullt
brei och komma .dermed in i
en- h0gsf olycklig tillgjordhet, som
stalIer dem i en- flask belysning
och alls icke motsvarar deras ma
turliga bIygsamhet och stillsam,
ma vasen
Man kan icke begara att en- 10
a I7-arig ficka skall kunna ''kri-
stallisera" sina tankar och uttryck
SAINT aterge dem i koncentrerad
form. Men hvar och en- Dor eff
terstrafva att fnna na%gorlunda
klara och korta uttryck for sina
tankar utan ofverfodiga utsnyck-
ningar, sd att brefvet stammer
ofverens med ems personlighet.
Det ar en- god Dining for d0tt-
rarne ON de i hemmet vanjas vid
att skrifva bjudningskort och af-
och ifylla blauketter.
Derigenom vanjas de till orduing
och noggrannhet. Men ock-
sd vaninnebrefven kunna vara ut
vecklande. Och hvilken ficka
0nskar ej, mar hon skall sanda
sin Eastman Diet forsta brefvet, att
/ unna CORA detsamma utan fruk-
tan for att derigenom nedsattas i
hans 0gon.
Ty hvad helper Diet att hon Dir
utstyrd de grannaste kladningar,
och promenadtoaletter,
49, - I.I-..I IL f.-
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-01-09
IT ADDS FOR THEM.
Column of Figures-A Curious
Machine-It Is at the Court

House.
There is more than passing in
terest over at the court house IN an
adding machine that has been sent
by dealers to the sheriff and county
treasurer for trial. The machine
does business on the principle of a
typewriter, but does not look like
one. It does not, in fact look like
any machine that has ever been
seen. It might be taken for a mu-
! steal instrument, a patent coffee
mill or a new tangled gas stove. 1t
is more than twice as big as a type
writer. The keyboard surmounts
the super structure and comprises
more than 100 keys, or two or three
times as many as most typewrlters
/ have One row of keys IS figure
is, as and SO on up to naughts.
A dozen columns Of figures can be
added at one time, providing the
man who is operating the machine
is no SLOUGH. TODD it right, he
has to have a quick eve, be deft
with his fingers and be able to give
to his right hand, a double-breast
ed, back-action movement as the
keys are pressed down with the
other hand, In attempting this
complicated motion, Deputy Clerk
Robert Johnson so Fuckers his
mouth that most of the time E
sound is emitted that is a cross be-
tween a whistle and a China rooster
crow. There is some talk among
the boys at the court house of buy
ing the machine and a tent and of
going on the road for people to see
Bob work the adder.
The price of the machine is 5000
It adds first rate but there are prob
lens that it won't work out. John
ME Wells, who operates the thing
pretty we'll failed completely to get
the total of the contents of a by
stander's pocket book, which con
sisted of a 1o-cent piece, Bill,
Broders check and a pant button
He couldn't add them On the ma
Ichine and at last accounts was still
studying hard to discover the rea
son why. One problem he may b
! asked to work out on it is to fgur
up how many volts per squar
inch of birthstone they will turn OF
certain TIMES subscribers whel
they pass Over There.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-01-09

Grand Rapids (Mich.) Evening
Pfess:--AElias Day delighted large
audience by the clean cut character
of his entertainment. He Is unique
and versatile. and these qualifca-
tons held his audience from the
first number to the pretty little clos
ing benediction, GOOD night,
sleep sweet" His selections were
sufficiently varied to suit all tastes,
but at no time did he descend from
the highly artistic standard he has
evidently fixed for himself.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-01-09

A. Hodes, the enterprising gro
Ger, has put tn a stock Of Vegeta-
gela,ine. This gelatine is made
from Irish Moss and not from
horses hoofs and other refuse ma
terial from the slaughter house.
Physicians have prescribed it in
cases of severe stomach trouble
with the very best of results, there
fore it is highly nutritious and easy
to digest. Those are two essential
points in the selection of a whole
some f~ood..4A[l2 <tl9It -
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-01-09
CORVALLIS BOY.
That Went Abroad-Is Mayor now of
Thriving Town.

H.. lnr1v1ng Town.
William R. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Dil1ey of this city and a
graduate of o. A. G. has been
elected mayor of Little Falls,
Washington. He IS employed
there in a numbering business, on a
salary of $3.50 a month. Recently
he took the civil service examina-
ton for a government appointment,
and shortly aeterward was given a
life job in the navy yard at Mare
Island. He soon tired of the po-
sition, and resigned, going to Little
Falls, Washington, to accept the
lucrative position he now holds.
The story of his election to the
m%ayoralty of the town is told in the
following dispatch from Little Falls,
to the Portland Telegram
Complete returns from the Che
halls county-seat show, the senti-
ment of voters of this village of
some 500 inhabitants to be in favor
of incorporation, there being but a
single dissenting vote cast in the
election OF January 2. The entire
ticket was elected as follows:
W. R. Dilley, mayor; w. H.
Weaver, Treasurer; Perry Olson,
J. c. Cantwell, Ed Brons, R.
Townsend, Charles Parsons, Coun-
cilmen. -,
While considerable interest was
manifested by the supporters Of the
two tickets, citizens and peoples,
the contest centered about the may.
orally. The Mayor-elect is secre'
tary-treasurer and manager of the
Saltwater Lumber Company's in.
terests at this place and a director
of the Lumber Manufacturers
Agency of Centralia, Wash, with
which the Saltwater Lumber Com
pany Is associated.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-01-09

The management of the Corvallis
4yceum Lecture course desires to
say as a matter Of fairness and
equity that no one, except the head
OF a family can get a larger number
than four reserved seat tickets.
Box open Wed. at 8 o'clock. Ora
ham & Workman Drug Store.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-01-09
For Sale.

My farm of ESQ acres, = 1-2 miles
west of Eddyvi11e. One of the best
goat ranches In Lincoln county.
; Call or address John Hewitt,
Eddyville, Oregon.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-01-09

Bloomington (Ind.) Evening
World:-The patrons who went
expecting to be entertained, went
away delighted with the pleasing
two hours storm of laughter and
tears. Elias Day is in a class BY
himself and has a marked individ-
uality. His characterizations in
"make up were so clever1y and
artistically done that the characters
assumed seemed to be actually
present. All in all, it was the most
entertaining number on the course.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-01-09

The S. P. is selling round trip tickets
between Corvallis and Portland for So,
good going Saturdays or Sundays and re-
turning Sunday or Monday following,
either on West Or East side, bnt good on
" on afternoon train from Albany to
Portland on Saturdays if East side is tax
en-. Passengers to pay local fare be-
tween Corvallis and Albany.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-01-09
H. Hirshburg of independence
was in town Monday.

H. Hirshburg of Independence
Vas in town Monday.
George Henkle leaves tomor-
row for a visit with his son Ray
mond at San Jose, California
The Maccabees will hold a
public installation tomorrow, We'd
nesday, evening. Everybody is
invited.
Mrs. George Irvine and little
daughter returned home Saturday
after a three weeks visit with Hal
sey relatives.
Ellsworth Post, G. A. R i'm
stalled officers Saturday evening, as
follows: c., William Lane; ST. vice,
S. H. Horton; jr. vice, Mr.. Bulls:
q. m. serg.; Levi Oren; surgeon,
J. W. Woods; chap, VIM. White
sides; serg. maj, Mr.. Schrack.
Late letters from &c. Taylor,
sojourning for the winter at Las
Vegas, New Mexico, give assurance
that he is improved in health. The
town Is at an altitude of more than
1000 feet above the sea level. w.
A.. Wells expects to join MI. Tay-
lor at Las Vegas in a short time.
Mrs. Sol Richardson, we'll
known throughout Benton county,
is to start soon from Hoqui-
am, Wash, for Hanford, California,
to spend the winter with her sister.
Mrs. Richardson has lung trouble
and goes to seek a more congenial
climate. She is a sister of T.. II.
Wellsher of this city and formerly
resided at Monroe.
There was a funeral at Belle
fountain today, conducted by Rev.
M. M. Waltz, deceased being John
McCune, of the IrishfBend:neigh-
borhood. who died Sunday at 2,3o
p. m. He wasa bachelor, about
as years of age, and resided with a
brother. The funeral services &C.
Cured at Bellefountain at 10 o'clock
today, and interment was in the
cemetery at that place lat I p! m.
The ladies of the w. R. c.
held installation ceremonies Satur-
day evening in their hall, jointly
with the G. A. E. The W. R. c.
officers are Pres, Mrs. Sarah
Cronk; S. ", Melinda Robinson; j.
", Elizabeth Huber; chap, Jane
Lane; treas, Fannie Oren: secy.
Emily Henkle; con, Agnes Young,
guard, Frankie Smith; 1st b. b.,
Viola Kerr; end, Title Reed; grid,
Sarah Elgin; 4th, Abbie Stone
asst. 3D., Ada Farmer; asst. con.
Mary Wilkins; pat. inst, Mrs.
Mandana Thorp; press cores.
Emma T. Kline; musician, Mis-!
Huber: The affair concluded will
a banquet. Mrs. Thorp hae
charge of the installation cere
monies.
IA1o' 4NohIy J. SkoAIuAA3 Wd'
died at Bellefountain Friday, wa
buried in the cemetery at that plac
at 2 p. m. Sunday, the services be
ing conducted by Rev. M. NJ
! Waltz. Deceased was tormerl,
Miss Nancy Carrot and was Dor
, Feb. IS, 1916 in Sheridan county
Missouri, and June IS, 1864 mai
ried John Stanturf. Three 1ivi /!
l children are the fruit at that unior
I Mrs. Charles Perrin and Joe an
Wilt Stanturf. all residing at Belle
= fountain. The family came I
/ Oregon in 1880. Mrs. sStantul
5 had been i'll six weeks. Her hui:
! band died one year ago last SUI
day, and shortly after his death tt
i body of a son, who had m%ysteriou
: ly disappeared II years before, WI
: discovered in the mountains b
You'd Coon' S mill, where it is SUI
posed the young man got lost viii
hunting, and perhaps star we'd
: death.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-05-12
Sealed Bids Wanted.

Pursuant to an order of the board of supervs-
OF Bolivar county. Miss, made and entered at
a regular meeting of said board held at Cleve-
land, End district of said county. on Monday.
the 18th day OF May. A. y. 1906 notice is hereby
Stvsn that the undersigned clerk OF the said board
will. his Office in the town Of Rosedae. M iss,,
until y O'Clock m. OF Monday. the 4th day Of
June, A. ID. 1906 receive sealed bids Tor building
of bent bridge acI oss West Rague Hasty. ON
the roi Id running from Bogue Phalia Mead
ow place.
Al biaders for the work must file with their
bios a good and solvent bond, conditioned accord
ing to law, Tor the faithful performance Of their
contract, and in penalty double the amount Of
the sum bid; and the said bridge shah be con-
structei in strict compliance with the plans and
specifications for bent bridges heretofore adopted
by the said board and now on file with the clerk
at Rosedale and Cleveland The board OF super
visnrs the right to reject any and all bids
This the 7th day Of May, 1900.
L. +. EDWAR DIS, Clerk.
By FAED CLARK. d. c.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-05-12
Sealed Bids Wanted.

Pursuant TO an order Of the board of supervis
ors OF Bolivar county, Miss, made and entered at
A regular meeting OF said board held at Ceve-
land, 2nd district of said county. on Monday,
the 7th day Of May. A. d fo)o, notice is hereby
given that the undersigned clerk Of the said board
will, at his office in the town of Rosedale, Miss ,
until u o'clock OF Monday, the 4th day OF
une, A. D. loJh. receive scaled bids for building
Of a bent bridge across East Boguc Hasty, on
the road runnin from Bogue Phalia to Meadow S
place.
II bidders for the work must file with their
bids a rood and solvent bond, conditioned accord
ing to law, for the faithful performance Of their
contract, and in penalty double the amount OF
the sum bid; and the said bridge shall be con-
specinca tioas for bent bridges heretofore adopted
by the said board, and ti;c With the clerk
a. an he ,'ei s 9'a n :, ~ sqpss' hi
Tals the ith day of May. A. d. 1895.
L. Il. EDWA r DS. Clerk
BY FRED CLARK, d. C..
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-05-12
Sealed Bids Wanted.

Pursuant to an order of the boa rd of supervis-
ors OF Bolivar county, Miss, made entered at
a regular meeting OF said board held at Cieve-
land. 2ud district of sad county. on Monday, the
18th day Of May. a. ID, 1903, notice is hereby given
that the undersigned clerk Of the Said board w,
a his Office in the town Of Rosedae. Miss, until
II O'Clock IN. OF Monday, the 18th dav Of June.
A. d. 1905, receive sealed bidS-ior buflding OF a.
bent bridge across Dry bayou at Raggln's place,
on the pubic road leading from Duncan to Pecan
lake.
All bidders for the work must file with their
bids a good and solvent bond, conditioned accord
ing to law, for the faithful performance OF their
contract, and III penalty double the amount Of
the sum bid; and the said bridge shall be con-
structed in strict compliance With the plans and
specifications for bent bridges heretofore adopted
by the said board and now on file with the clerk
at Rosedale and Cleveland. The board OF super
vis,s the right to reject any and all bids.
This the 7th day oil May, A. D. 1906.
L. Z. EDWARD DIS, Clerk.
BY FRED CLARK, d, C.