Territory of Oklahoma, Blaine County, ss.
Now on this the Sth day of June.,1906, the same being
one of the regular adjourned days of the regular April ses- j
sion of the Board of County Commissioners of Blaine County,
Territory of Oklahoma, the Board having under consideration
the petition for the incorporation of the Town of Canton,
the Board after considering the said petition are satisfied
Canadian Valley Record
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a* Cuan. Okla.. under the
Canton. Blaine county. Okla.
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The Eagle City Record an-
; nounced that Eagle City would
that the laws relating to the same have been complied with, jceI«b"te th« Glorious Fourth
NOW THEREFORE it is hereby ordered and declared that
such territory desoribed in this petition shall be with the
assent of the qualified voters thereof, be an incorporated
town, and shall be known by the name of Canton.
It is further ordered by the Board that there will be a
meeting of the qualified voters resident in said proposed
town in the Talboy's Hall building, on the 26th Day of
June, 1906, to determine whether or not the said proposed
territory shall be incorporated.
It is further ordered by the Board that a notice of said
meeting be published for a period of ten days in the
Canadian Valley Record, also that ten copies of the notice of
said meeting shall be posted in the most public places in
said proposed incorporated town. The polls at said meet-
ing shall be opened at 9 o'clock in the forenoon of said day
and shall be kept open until 4 o'clock in the afternoon when
the same shall be closed.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands
and affixed our seal this the 5th day of June, 1906.
Attest: PHIL. KOCH,
JOHN M. TYLER, Chairman.
County Clerk. 
Money
IN YOUR
HOUSE.
and last week (rather late?) a-
mong others the following com-
mittee was appointed:
"Shade:—Walter Mauer, M.M.
Shaw, F. F. Fitch, Tom Marks,
Chas. R. White, O. E. Slayton,
J. H. May, J. L. Johnson and
Herman Hoelscher.
It did not state what kind of
shade was to be furnished so we
infer, from their number, that
each member of the committee
is to hold a parasol in each hand,
making eighteen in all, which
will make considerable shade and
probably enough to accomodate
the crowd that will be there on
that day. Canton is fortunate in
having a nice, cool, shady park
in which to enjoy the Monster
Celebration, therefore no "shade"
committee was appointed.
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A CHECKING ACCOUNT
Is A Business Necessity.
Every person has some business
to transact and should have a
checking account at the bank.
You are at a disadvantage with-
out a checking account
A checking account at the bank
enables you to run your business
instead of your business running
you If you want to put system
into your business, if you want a
complete record of your business,
if you want a receipt for every
bill you pay—you should have a
checking account It does not re-
quire a large sum to start a check-
ing account Bank furnishes pass
book and checks
BANK? CANTON,
CANTON. ORUA.
OFFICERS
H. CLAY WILLIS. Pr  WM A WILSON. V. P.
E. EUGENE WILLIS. Caehier.
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Good Buildings Increase the Value of .
Your Farm much more than they cost.
McLean's Lumber Makes Good
Buildings.
Buy at THE RED SHED
CANTON, OKLAHOMA.
JD SUTTON.
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER
PLANS AND ESTIMATES
Given on application"
Broadway Barber Shop,
H. J. FLEMING, Proprietor.
SHAVE, SHAMPOO &E HAIR CUT
While you wait, and all in the latest style.
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HAMILTON
& PALMER,
Proprietors.
Prompt Service. - -
Charges Reasonable
Canton
Ok la.
U | Canton Pool Hall
H. B. McCulloch, Prop.
A Pleasure Resort Pop
Gentlemen.
Cigars
Tobaccos
Confectionery
Cold Drinks
Lunch
w. r. kirk,
AUCTIONEER,
Terms given on
application
CANTON .... OKLA
0. W. WRIGHT. M. D..
Physician & Surgeon
FOUNTAIN, OKLA.
Calls promptly answered, day or
night. Phone, 4 short rings,
Thomas line.
market report.
Special To The RECORD.
Stock Yards, Kansas City,
Mo., June 18th. 1906. Extra
heavy cattle receipts first of last
week met lower prices, but the
week closed with the loss more
than regained, in spite of the
fact that the total run was 43,-1
000 head, very large for the sea-
son. Stockers and feeders did
not keep in line with killing cat-
tle, but remained dull and draggy
all week, closing 15 to 25 cents
lower. Movement of this class
to the country was 225 cars for
for the week, but dry pastures
and fears of injury to corn are,
of course, hurting trade in stock-
ers and feeders. Supplj- today
is 11,000 head, smaller than a
week ago, but liberal. Dry
weather is not directly forcing
in many cattle as yet. but it is
probably causing some shippers
to market cattle a week or two
sooner than they otherwise would,
anticipating a drought. Today's
cattle supply in the Native divi-
sion is mainly from northern
Kansas and southern Nebraska.
Heavy rains fell Northwest of
j here in Kansas and Nebraska last
night, other portions of Kansas
1 got it last week, and no general
[drought is indicated now. Top
[steers today $5.40, best cattle
I selling at $5.20 to $5.60, plain
and medium steers $4,50 to $5.15
good to choice heifers $4.50 to
$5.00. medium she stuff $3.00 to
$4.25, canners and stock cows
lower, $1.75 to $2.75, bulls lower
$2.50 to $3.75, veals quarter low-
er, more than 5000 calves received
last week, $4.50 to $6:25, stock-
ers and feeders $3.00 to $4.35.
Receipts of hogs last week,
79,400 head, were heaviest since
December. 1901, more than four
years ago; yet prices closed the
week strong, and a shade above
close of previous week. Buyers
need large numbers of hogs, and
are unable to stick together long
enough to effectually reduce pri-
ces. A combination was former
last Tuesday and the market
broke 10 cents, but all hands
were scrambling for hogs early
Wednesday, giving sellers the
best of it balance of the week.
Market is strong to 5 higher to-
day, top $6.60, bulk $6.40 to
$6.55, light weights up to $6.50,
a shade nearer the top than a
week ago.
J. A. Rickakt,
L. S. Correspondent.
If You Want Money
on Farms, get the "other fellows'" rates, then come
to me and get the plan of a farmer's union man
I don't take out commision Give yearly interest.
L Rates lower than the lowest. —
• I loan Oklahoma money on Oklahoma farms. I am
? here to stay. No delay, and a square deal to all. I
f dely competition. Write, or call at my office.
) Dammit Beal Estate & Notary Public
\ Perry DeFord, oakwood, okla.
Yel low - Legged.
Chicken is a favorite dish with all Preachers
and perhaps some other people. That's what we
want—Chickens—regardless of the color of their
drum-sticks. We pay the highest cash price for
Poultry, Butter, Eggs—Produce of all kinds Bring
'em in.
A Full bine Of Flour and Feed
Yours For Business,
GREEN &SH1RA
MRS T. M MURRAY.
MRS. L. B PCTIT.
ROYAL CAFE
Regular Meals and Short Orders in first class
style and up to date. Traveling Public Solicited.
^S> CITY MEAT MARKET.
Kirk & Noah, Proprietors.
Fresh and Salt Meats is our Specialty.
Highest market price paid in casn
for poultry ana hides. Fat stock-
wanted.
North side.
Main Street.
TELEPHONE
NO. 40.
Careful Drivers
Who Know the Way,
Wm. MYERS. Proprietor,
BLUE FRONT STAR LIVERY.
Corner Maple Street and Lincoln At*
CANTON. - . „
OKLAHOMA.
Read "Spanish Peggy"
the inside of The Re-ord.
{ E F GRIFITH,
RESTAURANT and short order.
Warm Meals at All Hours
a good meal for a quarter.
At Leslie's old Stand.