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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

THE advance In Missouri farm
land during the last ten years is
estimated at 70 per cent. In one
rural neighborhooG is farm Of
$16O acres which seven years ago
sold for $55 per acre, the highest
price ever paid for farm in that
region up to that time. The price
seemed SO high that old settlers
shook their heads knowingly, and
others speculated as to how in
the world, was the purchaser ever
expected to .'see his way out"
Within the last sixty days the owner
of this farm which was thought to
have sold most awful high" seven
years ago, has refused two offers of
$50 per acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06
THE coLDEsT MONTH
OF DECEMBER.
The Months Average Temperature
Was IL Degrees Below Normal.

The month ending Friday was moi
only the coolest previous Decem
Der in Kansas City, Mo-, but Il
was colder than any other winter
month except February, 1899
when the mean temperature was Il
degrees above zero. This months
average temperature was 22 degrees
which is IL degrees below the De
cember average. The coolest pre-
vious December was in 1898, when
the average for the month was q
degrees.
This months precipitation was
2.74 inches, 1.3S inches above the
normal for December.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06
A Travelling Salesman

II. F. Beers. 617-7th Ave-, Peoria
III, writes 4 have been trou
bled for some time with kidney
trouble, SO severely at times / could
scarcely carry my grips After us
ing one bottle of Foley's Kidney
Pills have been entirely relieved
and cheerfully recommend them tc
all" Foley's Kidney Pills are heal
ing and antiseptic and will restore
health and strength. Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06
4 CARD FROM DILL.

Owing to Thanksgiving, the Christ
mas holidays, being about half sick,
cold weather, and hundred other
things too numerous to mention, our
column in the Ledger has been un-
avoidably crowded out foi'4she past
so days. Now, If this "cold stuff
lets up and gets easier on sin
ner, we shall again take up our
trenchant pencil and hand out to the
many thousands of readers much
food for thought It's a way we
have ~, at times. TO our many
friends, and to the Ledger's many
friends we say. BE not dismayed,
for as soon as tDriftwood' geti
thawed out, We will let 1t float
Hope all of our good friends hap
by and prosperous New Year. Nufi
said.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06
EDWARD HASSLER DIES
MONDAY OF PNEUMONIA

Edward Hassler, residing at Hat
ton, Galloway county. and brother
of T. B. Hassler. of this city, died
Monday afternoon, of the measles
and pneumonia. Mr.. Hassler had
been Ill but short time. The de-
ceased was about 40 years old He
is survived by a wife and three
children. The children have the
measles. He was blacksmith at
Hatton.
The Ledger Joins other friends
in extending sympathy to the be-
Ireaved ones.
Mrs. Gather Berry. of near wor-
cester, presented her husband with
twin boys as New Years present.
They were born December 80. and
Gather Is douhiy happy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

MRS. L. A. HARRIS. who lives
southeast of Benton City. sold over
$40O worth of poultry products dur
ing 1909. She sold 1924 dozens
Of eggs at from 17c to. 5se per
dozen, netting s260.67; and g.
geese for about $6S. We congratu
late Mrs. Harris on her splendid
years sales. A man can't have toe
many wives OF that kind.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

COL. JOE p. JOHNSON, well
known in Mexico, Mo-, who has
lately been Postoffice Inspector-in.
Charge at San Francisco, Cal, has
been transferred to Kansas City,
Mo. The Ledger is glad to vel
come Joe back to grand old Mis-
souri,, where he has so many warm
friends. No man connected with the
postoffiee department has a better
record or stands higher with his su-
periors. Mr.. Johnson is a Missouri.
an and before entering the govern
men service he published a newspa-
per and served as official reporter
of the Missouri senate and as
clerk In the office of the secretary
of State Of Missouri He also held
a position under the adjutant gen
eraI OF Missouri. He has been in
the postal inspection service for
more than 20 years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06
RENEwAI.s for the Mexico /

RENEWALS for the Mexico Led
ger, daily and weekly. are coming
in in a most gratifying manner. Elk
anime the date on the margin Oh
wrapper Of your weekly Ledger. ant
II your time expires within the mex
thirty days. make your remittance
Immediately so that you may no
miss copy Of your favorite paper
The cash In advance ruling o
the government is proving mos
satisfactory to the patrons of thu
Ledger. The Weekly Ledger 4
only $1.O0 per year, but invariabll
in advance to everybody
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

a shipper and constant patron of the
st. Louis market for the last 1S
years. You ask my opinion Of this
market in comparison TO other CEN
tiers? have never used any 9th
er market In my experience as a
shipper and that shows what !
think Of the National stock Yards.
began trading in horses, mules,
cattle and hogs at the age Of II
years and have been in the business
since. The first load Of stock that
II eyer shipped consisted Of hogs.
which / sold at good price and
that encouraged me to go out and
try another round and from hogs
began to deal in cattle and later
in life have been a heavy buyer
OF mules and horses Mr. Con
sidine has topped the cattle market
four times consecutiyeIy since the
first Of August. 1908, and the sheep
market twice from his own feed
lots located on his fine farm in
Audrain county. He is an extensive
farmer and land owner having had
In 500 acres of corn this last sea.
son and at the present owns 1860
acres of the best ground In Missouri,
w. n. Wallace.
VIM. H. Wallace, OF Audrain
county. Mo-. is an old-tIme patron Of
this market. but has had to retire
from the business lately on account
of iii health. Mr. Wallace Is a
Kentuckian by birth, having been
Rsy REP T. fea's fs4j baf %hsa das Rs ydans sals
moved to Missouri and since then
has been a resident Of that state.
Said Mr.. Wallace; Il have been a
shipper for the past thirty years un.
I'll recently when my health be-
came bad and since that time
have not been engaged IN any ac-
tive business. l began shipping
live stock to the market at the age
of 20, and shipped a load of hogs
and cattle to the National Stock
Yards in the early days when they
did not have near the market or fa-
cilities fer-, handling stock as they
do now. cMhideM.xopr market
the best in u In
Of live stock Columbia, Is the N
growth and pSy Ritcpie. al
as retuguady advanc
Another prominei ' s'eels % u'
market is Thomas anJase sain u
drain county, Mo. Ir homt eacn d
81 was born in Audfdhe holE
Dec. "a. 1868. and have11 \
ident of that county sine b,
merly lived on a farm " party h
leo, but owing to bad Mr.. and a
to give up farming, gay even y
tinue in the shipping q MISS
started to buying and sh.slSfIig stoch
for my father. at the age Of fif-
teen years and have been aregular
patron of the National Stock Yards
for the last fifteen years. My Srst
shipment consisted of load "
hogs which I shipped for my father
and since that time l have been an
extensive buyer and shipper OF cat
tie and hogs. You may say that
think your market the best / know
Of and never use any other mar
ket for hogs"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06
FEVER SORES

Fever sores and old chronic sores
should not be healed entirely, but
should be kept in healthy condi
uon. This can be done by apply
Ing chamberlains salve. This salyt
mas no superior for this purpose. II
Is also most excellent for chapped
hands. sore nipples. burns and dis
eases OF the skin. For sale by al
druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

WE notice by the metropolitan pa
pers that a movement Is on foot TO
adopt resolution at the Kansas
City ''get together" meeting Janu.
AIRY 5. condemning the movement
to adopt prohibition amendment in
Missouri. The movement to adopt
a prohibition amendment in Mis-
souri, has nothing whatever to do
with politics. Those who favor a
discussion OF this matter in Kansas
City are not looking for harmony,
but looking for the best of 1t for
the interests they favor. This amend
,ment is not a political matter nor
a party issue The Democrats Of
Missouri are surely not hunting for
trouble, or an issue that will di-
them. There may be delegates who
vide them. There may be delegates
Tho will want to inject side issues
hey win find but little at this
- The trouble in the past
be he Democratic party has beer
planlunting for new issues and
!. thelg fool resolutions instead Of
nEdfastly standing for the time
p flored principles of the grand old
n Trty. The Democrats party Il
! 5t going to allow itself to be used
an Democrats, :, democrats, Bry
Folk Democrq-d9rs Stone Democrats
all kind of its, Democrats will
names iadiectiyes before their
is may What we need in Missouri
a. lain, ordinary. everyday Demo
Gratis, who stand for the well known
and time-honored principles of the
party without reference to any
''isms'' or side issues of any char
acter. If we are going to get to
gether, let US get together and not
''fourflush" about It.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06
Simple Remedy for LaerIpDe

LaGrippe coughs are dangerous, as
they frequently develop into pneu-
monia. Foley's Honey and Tar not
only stops the cough. but heals and
strengthens the lungs so that no Sc.
rious results need be feared. The
genuine FoIey's Honey and Tar con,
tains no harmful drugs and is in a
yellow package. Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06
STORE AT RoWENA
TRADED. FOR

Clarence Berry has traded his
farm for J. q. Loves stock of mer-
chandise at Row ena. Mo. Mr.. Ber-
ry is a live business man and should
make success of this enterprise.
Rowena is surrounded by good
country and should be splendid
trading point.
Fred Burhop, one of Mexico's ac-
tive and prosperous young men, has
gone into the real estate business
and has his office in his fathers
music store. Fred is hustler and
will make good.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

fOUR attention has been called
'this week TO the fact that the
Mexico City Council has raised the
aIcenSe Of the local newspapers from
sB00 70 $1,000 per year, We won
lered why alicense was charged for
rpbilshing a newspaper. and then
main we wondered why Il was
missed. The license Is not high
bid strusk US as being unusual, and
~ wrote to several towns through
"a the State to see what license
Newspapers in these towns paid. Re
49, from the city clerks 10 ,the fol
ItRing cities show that no license
\ charged for newspapers at all:
Trenton. Paris. Jefferson City
2rthage. Columbia. Moberly. Kinks
N|lle, Fulton, st, Charles. and Mary
xiile. "
Maybe the reason Mexico papers
have to pay license while they .art
Qublished free in these towns Il
tecause the Mexico papers are Sc
much better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

ILL IN CHICAGO
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Miller have re
ceiyed word that their daughter, Mrs
~ J. Donohue, Of Chicago, is sc
riously Ill. She is at hospital ant
her condition is such that an opera
tion will be performed Thursda,
morning. Mrs. Miller departs 10
Chicago Wednesday night.
Mrs. Donohue's many friends Ii
Mexico will regret to hear Of he
Illness, but hope for her a speed,
recovery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

L. Nj. WHITE, the optimist Ed
itor, has been Ill. but win look af-
ter the optimist Contest within
the next few days, when judges will
be selected and the announcement
made regarding the winners will be
made next week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

TINE City Council has. :, ad-
FanNBa the license of merchants from
f4.q&to $1,000; bill posters from $40
" F2p, hucksters from IS to $40.
1he license Of BARRIERS and bakers is
Rio Ice plants, $50; laundrles, $40.
Consisting are being made that the
feSfaNe Of the city is not large
enough to meet its expenses. AS
Watter of fact if all the hidden
money could be reached by the
AsfsAsor there would be plenty Of
f4xo6 to meet the requirements
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

THE Democrats Of Mexico should
see to 1t that business men are
elected to the city offices. Because
the Democratic party is in over
whelming majority In Mexico is no
reason for making poor nominations
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

XHN Fulton Gazette, referring to
M Dry and Thad Threlkeld, OF
NeAIAQ says: eve notice that j.
M fgy was elected to the superin-
'eiI4pncy and Thad ThreIkeld to
'AN s1sistant superihtandency Of the
NQt'xp Christian Church Sunday
3N'|et1 These men are ex-Auxyasse
sfe esd we are glad to know they
'f4 70 demeaning themselves in
H4'r pew homes that the people of
N>''Dt deem them worthy and com
'e'Fn< 20 hold such important po.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

Pneumonia Follows Cold
but never follows the use Of Foley's
Honey and Tar, which stops the
cough, heals the lungs, and expels
the cold from your system. Otis
Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06
ARRANGING TO
PUT UP ICE.

PUT UP ICE,
+. J. Hoxsey is arranging to put
up a large supply of ice in the barn
erected on the lot he purchased from
the Tucker estate. on e. Promenade
street. Mr.. Hoxsey will likely erect
a home on this lot next summer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

n Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
d ~ ease of kidney or bladder trou-
BILE that is not beyond the reach Of
medicine. 1t invigorates the entire
system and strengthens the kidneys
SO they eliminate the impurities from
KIuney and bladder troubles are all
cured by this great medicine. Otis
Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

WATCH the Mexico Ledger fol
bargain sales during January and
February. There are going to be
quite number of invoice and clear
ing sales and bargains will be Of
fered which should draw trade from
all parts of Audrain and adjoining
counties.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06
IT'S always BAD.
The Best Of Sacks Ara Bad When
They Ache. and Mexico People
Know Il.



A bad back is aways bad.
Bad at night when bedtime comes,
Just as bad IN the morning.
Ever try Doan's Kidney Pills for
|it?
Know they cure backachc cure
every kidney M
II yUu don't some Mexico people
do.
Read a case Of II.
John s. Wilson, s. whitley street.
Mexico. Mo-, says: Il know that
Doan'a Kidney pills are a valuable
remedy. as have used them with
the best Of sesults, My back pain.
ed me dly and night and some.
times | could hardly arise from a
chair. If | turned suddenly Or
stopped sharp twinges seized me
causing intense suffering. AT last
4 procured Doan's kidney Eisls at
the smoek Drug CO.. end it did not
take them long Aafion.
tv.-.,,.1. i. .s50k" Will give YOU
) recipes. IA splendid collection by
g. Janet Mckenzie Hill, the noted
thority.
x e Baking Powder win give you
snty. Absolutely no failures,
Auehss, up.rhsst at any price, or
make good Can OF K Baking
Ledger ,sss.D from your grocer.
inp ~, Certificate you win Ind 10
Ai4lg. Co, Chicago, with this
ticfe, and "The Cooks Book will
mailed you free. A combination
I'd to beatl The Cooks Book
d X G Baking Powder. You'll be
ore than uleasef
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06
WE WISH YOU THE same
MR.. CHAMP CLARK
washington, D. G., Dec. ~.

Washington, D. G., Dec. ~.
Col. R. M. White. Y
Mexico, Mo.
Dear Bob
l see That you have taken Mitchell
into partnership with you I'm The
Ledger. l congratulate both of you.
Hope the new firm will bs as sue
cessfuI as you have been in run
ming your paper. 1t is sufely very
nice for father and son to be in
partnership.
Wishing you a happy New YeaI
and many returns. am,
Your friend,
CHAMP CLARK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

men to office or leadership. With
real hafmony the Democrats of Mis-
souri, can carry the State without
any trouble.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

Hon, 9. G. Daniel and DR.. j. C.
Parrish, of Vandalia, were in Mex.
leo this week to attend a meeting of
the directors of the Mexico Joplin
Land Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06
HAS READ re

LEDGER ss YEARS
J. F. Crockett. of Bellinghanl
Wash, sends his subscription and
says:
"As have been taking the Led
ger for thirty-three years, It is
too late to quit now, so enclosed
you will find money order which will
start me in for another thirty-three
years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06
| he W60kIQ l8dgel

NJ. A. BIRD and John A. Brooks
Veal estate dealers of Vandalia, Mcs
fInd that advertising pays big. Ti&s
firm advertises in local pap
throughout this part OF Missouri, II
has had most satisf tory returnsF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

SOME party men who want har-
mony want II their own way. Moth
ing looks harmonious to them, ex-
cept the selection Il their favorite
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

'f City Democratic Primary
'as11 fIRce Feb 81 and candidates
ere tt'ting busy all along the line.
!" 3ohnson, an active young
1s,''r>'at has been elected chair
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

Merritt Llewellyn has returned tc
st. Louis where he is attending a
school Of pharmacy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06
S. R. cralshead.

AS a feeder of toppy cattle and
hogs S. R. Craighead, of Audrain
county, NO.. is counted among the
premier feeders who patronize this
market Mr.. Craighead had his
training in the business years ago
and he has never been satisfied to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

Geo. r. Johnson, of Audrain coun
ty, Mo-, is one of the pioneer horse
and mule shippers to this market
Mr.. Johnson is a native of Mis-
souri, and has been in the horse bus
mess for number of years. Mr.
Johnson says that he thinks thii
market has no equal on horses and
mules and that it has been a pleasure
to him to note the rapid growth Of
the stock yards in late years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06
MISSOURI THE LARGEST
PLUG T0BAcCOpRODUCER
Jefferson City. Jan. 4.

VCAACt oOh OAsJ otAs
Missouri has no competitor In the
production of plug tobacco In the
world. In point Of revenue paid
the United States Government it
ranks seventh, and the States that
exceed Missouri in this respect do
SO on account of their distiiieries,
In other words. they produce more
distilled liquors than Missouri.
The collections of the Federal Gov
ernment in Missouri for the fiscal
year ending June 80. 1909. amount
ed to 50, sos. .O92.s1.
These facts, and many others,
have been gathered by the State
Labor Bureau and will appear in
print next week when the Red
Book has left the hands Of the
State Printer. From advance sheets
on the chapter that deals with Fed
eral revenue. the following informa-
tlon is taken:
In the annual output OF chewing
tobacco Missouri leads the World
In the. year 1908 the production
amout .sto 64.s7S.Se9 pounds. con
sisting ofeplug and 7,s34.sss pounds
Of twists and other forms.
Tobacco production by pounds fol
1908 (plug, twist and smoldng):
Plug 57.343, Az
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06
Joe. consldIne.

81 was born in Audrain county
Missouri. Feb. II, 1871 said Jos
considine, one Of the most promi-
nent farmers. stockmen and ship
pers in the state. Il have been
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

II was born in Audrain county,
Mo, on July 26th. 1857" said Hen
ry T. CAN'T, pioneer farmer, stock
man and shipper to this market. 81
have been shipper Of live stock
for the past thirtystwo years, begin
ming to trade in all kinds Of cattle
at the age OF eleven years and have
been actively engaged in the same
business ever since. The first load
Of sock that ever bought was
for my father and consisted Of three
cars of hogs, which ! shipped to this
market in the month Of September,
1878. | bought and shipped stock
for my father until j became nine
teen years of age and then contin-
ued the business in my own name
and have been at 1t since. think
the National Stock Yards the best
markets on all kinds of live stock
in the United States and have
not used any other market since |
began the business. Mr.. CAN'T is
one of Audrain county's largest buy
ers and not only buys live stock of
all kinds in his immediate section
Of the country, but is known all
over the State as a good liberal buy
er and his word is as good as his
check which the writer of this can
verify is always good for face val
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

The Mexico Ledger would like to
know the present address OF S. +.
Llarr. fornsEly Of Mszino. late Of
Pontiac, H.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

G. H. Carpenter and vito spent
the holidays with friends in Mattoon.
III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

JUDGE w. t. BLAND.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

Judge s. NJ. Edwards is about
ti1s same
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06
MISSOURI FARM
BRINGS $4,000.

Columbia, Mo-, Jan. 4.
J, T. Moreland. of Saline Coun
W Monday paid $4,000 for 500 A
Of farming land routheast Of Co
lumbia. He bought It from Terry
Conley. The farm is one of the big
gest and best improved In Ceda,
Township.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

WHATEVER md said OF
Governor Folk eve aemies nj
acknowledge him an optnist. we
recent speech before a Y. NJ Ia
mass meeting, on "The soldre Pld
knd Mrs. reported to havsfge-
= 9.ta,,. ha.,. gs, the foV
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

continue along the primitive lines of
former years. He continued to
adopt advanced methods that sug-
gested to him a better plan to pro
duce the kind Of cattle and hogs
that are desired by the big pack
ers. Ills birthplace was Fulton
Mo, where he was born Nov. rs,
1858, living there until the fall o.
1Ss0.T hen he moved to Audrain
county. His first load of cattle was
fed In 1889 but it was not until
1881 that he shipped cattle on his
own hook. St. Louis he has al
ways considered the best hogs and
sheep market in the middle West
Prior to this summer his cattle wenl
to Chicago. But he decided to try
this market and the change proved
SO profitable that he has continued
to ship here. He avoids the heavy
shrink incurred in the long haul e
the Windy City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06

iNQDORE WILLIAMS, viii.
l'A'il 1akinson and r. A. Morris are
VR'1k pfominently mentioned for
t'AYf'f "a Mexico. They are all
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-06
Iheir home iiarIhs I9V

partnership. beginning to-day,
s|iA Son, L. M. White. The elder
Wtile, "'Bob." has made the Led
ser pne Of the most influential and
WeiIknown papers of the State by
mora than thirty years of much la
poT And thinking and deserves a
feet The younger White Is well
fitted to undertake the responsible
lfiea Of runh g the Ledger and as
= pfoprietor will be welcomed by the
men Of the state.
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Eastbound.
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Inc boaiu o. CoH",. '.uiul-,io..
els ul ,,..t.I ,uun.!, ON.n"u...., ",..
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nouov uU.tul"-, d,,UIuI"1 lu t.v p.""s
dnu spc,.n,o. o.,uns .u.nsu,u. %! 80!
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ianuna cay, nov vn "a, B.. tuy on.ce
uI tuv Couu,y ,.,rN, of Co.,,t county,
Okauuu.d. ana d, the un.,ea q. IA,
architects, Wu,iv tnv saD., may 10,
examined.
SAID board OF County Comm 'oslon
els MI rcuu.lc 80 be n.rd ". u ,acl
Ull Duhu, ug IN neu thcl,ol. a Get.
ucd cn-ch TO the amount 60. uvc pei
cent OF the anount UId, cundItIo Icu,
that thr bldutr WIll .nt,r mo u con
uart, win approved sug, les. tor tnr
iaithm Performances vi tine work ia
accordance with jne pans ard spec.
noatIuns ~ cas-, his Did be accepted.
Inr successful bidder vii be q.
qulrrd To- execute 10 me county IA Sooq
dnd surlcIcHt bond, ia aDuuic the
sum OF said contract vi h Two OF more
surrtos, 10 be approved Uy the Board
OF County Commissioners, conuIuon
rd, Tor the faithful ana IuI pel4J.A IA.
ance OF said contract.
5aIu UiGs viii be received a, the OF.
nee OF SAID County C.,rA. anita t.a
o olo,K N the lor,noo ut Mal,u 80
1910, ana will be opened b. TIE Buaru
or tOun y Commissioners, at tneu %.
nee, at twu clock M the afternoon,
ON said 3Oth day OF Mdrcn, 1910.
All bids must be sealed and al.
dressed to " b. Frame. Count! C.crh,
Carter county, Oklahoma.
sad cour, house building must be
competed on or before January -,
1871.
said Board of County Commission
ers reserves the rlsnt to r,Jrc. an,
or all BIDS.
Dated this February %, 1870
ROBT. r. SCiVALLY,
Chairman Board OF Coun,y Commits.
sioncrs
Attest:
Nm. B. FRAME. County Clerk
By Is " Duke, Deputy
Cseau. 27.27t