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A TEXAS WONDER

Tho Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles, dissolves gravel,
cures diabetes weak and lame backs,
rheumatism, and all Irregularities or
the kidneys and bladder in both men
and women Regulates bladder trou-
bles in children. II not sold by your
druggist will be sent by mail on re-
ceipt OF s10O one small bottle is
TWO months treatment and seldom
fails to perfect a cure Send for tea-
timoniais from this and other states.
nr e. w Hall. 1926 olive street. St
Louis Mo Sold by druggists.-Adv.
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sen. prop.r aith 900 their narf would
hrm. tha desired results But GoG
gave no such command lleu.e fath
would have uo basis for operation n
such eases
some amongst Christs followers are
naturally progressive aggressive or
~elr-coueeitcd Becoming Ills disciples
does nor .uauge those natural traits
instantly O'd things r-~ away
gradually These Glasses must remem
Dor chat tle wors pf Gol grace IS
His favor toward them al that
oacdieuoe go Ills commands pnmar'
v 'or fhr.r development
We are aI improbable servants. n
thar Cod eorid easiF go without us
Sonc "f VS. is sncu-sa'e fo his
work or Hi- glory quite tae contrary.
the opportunity for entering into The
Loui', vineyard AMI iabCrn- therein
is chiefly for our own advantage The
service brings u~ experience neces-
sary for our qualification for higher
service beyond the veil
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Our Influence Upon Others.

The word offenses sigSfies STUN
hlings. ensnaremeuts Jesus conse
Grated followers are called little ones.
because they are New Creatures. start.
ed in the way of full eonseeratiaa 10
Gods will However, there should be-
growth iu grace knowledge love.
Strength Of character should be attain
ed which would be not only wise
strong. difficult 10 ensnare but able
also TO assist others less developed
The dangers Of eusnaremeut exist
because Satan has the majority ~
mankind more or less under his iHau
ence- blinded 10y error. superstition.
sin. etc. THE god Of this world has
blinded the minds Of them that believe
not (2 Corinthians ID That Jesus
did not refer TO infants is manifest
from the words. "One of these iittie
ones Which believe in Me Matt lS6
Jesus would not uuiustly condemn
anybody for iguoranuy or uniute0tion
ally offending His followers WcWt-t
suppose that He meant TO caution
those who would deliberately attempt
to deceive ontrap, discourage. Ills lii.
tlc ones We have an heard OF dotjh
crate intelligent plotting again> me
Lords followers 10 whatever extent
mi, may preva ID has indicated the
satanic spirit
One drowned in The sea woGld lose
ft.. =, 4
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James whltcomb RiIey-Boostsr.

No human being has ever tried hard
er TO pass along 10 others the honors
the world has given him. or has ex-
erted himself more 20 let his own un-
soughl glory light the way for others
and divert the public's attention to
those he believes worthy than has
James Whitcomb Riley he Is more
than a poet-he ia the master booster
Of the planet when he believes boost
Ing is deserved. He proves his great
ness again and again by his unselfsh
ness.-Indianapolis Star
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a Good Investment.

IS b. Magi. d well know merchant
of Chamberlain medicine so As 10 be
OF Whitemound. Wis. bought a stock
able To supply them 20 his customers.
After receiving them he was himself
taken sick and says that one smay
bottle Of Chamberlain Collie. Cholera
and Diorrhea Remedy was worth
more TO him than the-cost OF his en-
tire stock Of these medicines. For
sale by all dealers.
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FoH SALE.

HOI SEHOLD goods for sale. 'I-
North 18Th street
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% aa- tao same zrow gr0Ru-ups. goo
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Ncw Dispeusauou Whoever SINS
against kuovIodge cudlngers his op
portuuiticS for life everlasting
A Forav,oq Spirit Necessary
Verses and 4 are apparently part
OF the discourse recorded in Matthew
1S.1l2' Thc lesson Is for Jesus fal
lowers. uot tho world MS shown hy the
Injunction that if NECESSARY tb" mat
tor come boforo the Church Tue basis
of thc argument is that ali need Divine
mcrN because an are impewoctl aGd
thal to assist MS 10 cultiVate this a1ttee.
the ! .ord has arranged thar Ills bless
tog~ SHAH be dependent upon our eu-
Joavor to exercise this Godl.c quality
II seems strange that our forofathcrs
and ourselves We're SO deceived by
what ST. Paul styles doctrines of dcv
ilS' n Timothy I - th1f once we
Thought Of orr Heavenly Fatbcr as NIB
soiufelv pnrorgiving because His hu
man creatures had suued We insist
ed that the wage of SIN must be otter
uol tormont How little we understood
tine roal character of the Cod ~ all
grace the Father of morcic-
Faith Power-credubty Power
a great deol which passes for faith
is mere crodulity Tne faith commend
cd iu tho bible relates lo thugs which
cod hn- promised We are encouraged
not to question His ability 10 accom-
plj,h ail His good promises Our fore
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sign Cards" Merchants buy 10 to
lco on sight, 500 varieties Catalog
free Sullivan Co., 1884 Van Barren
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tace. within = blocks of tho center
of Guthrie. $3.50 down This is b
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farm loans. notary work and gen
eral real estate business. NJ Garrett.
rrs 10 East Oklahoma avenue
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Alter Angus. ISL the penalty sill
attach. Better pay Dog Tax nov.
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Dr. E. G.. Adams. Dentist. suite 3.
3, Spurlock Building. Phone is.
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CITY GARBAGE COMPANY.
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Phone s31
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able. Relief and particulars free.
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FOR SALE-Furniture. also Rhode
Island Red rcllc-s ami fries. 6l'
East Harrison. Phone 1JSL
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TABERNACLE
VIZ BIBLE. STUDY. ON s---7o>,
WE ARE uNPRoFlTA5LE seR9.
ANTS.
Luka III t0--MaY "a.
Luke III: t0--May "a.
"He hot gloricth. let him glory IN the Lord
II Corinthians f3L

.ssaww ODAY'S lesson is in -four sec
tionS. each apparently dis
~ tinct and separate Neyerthe.
less, they manifest the WIS.
dom from Above We shall consider
them in their order
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-12-02
+ ONEIDA


~ az ! d
= Danlel germs. Erma errls ;. anu
MIS-. gilbert rerrls u Dutchlo"n
were guests Az the Cnas. rerr4s
nome 2iuursday. Id ,...a..y5
: bert nalsnI and family OF Iopeha'
Kansas, lave moved .lhto rooms III
enc ,. u. ushneu mouse. 80
4 An alarm OF tire Was turned III
saturday noon, Wnen the house occu-
pleu by Lee Layhey Was dlscoVered
on tire but by prompt work OF the
llremen, 1t was soon extlnguisned be-
tore much damage was done.
( Little Eiossie Reth was seriously
Injured Saturday evening by being
klckeu in the head ny a horse. Sne
was taken to the hospital at Man
chester, where an operation was per-
formed.
day morning to enter business COL
lege. J.
Mrs Beckwith Of Greeley spent
Saturday with her daughter, Mrs. A.
j. Rector.
The new fire bell has arrived and
will be erected across the street 1ron
the stores.
rIeQ ACSS u ONAAASS SHSAAe w ~
nesday with his brother here.
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Lynch OF
Earlville were business callers mere
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sharp OF Earl
vile spent Saturday here.
Mrs. J. B. Howe and daughter ano
Mrs. Mary Buchanan went to Oei
vein "Wednesday to spend ThanksglV
ing at the w. J. Dodge home. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Inman ano
daughters, Nilla and Hazel, and son
Roscoe, spent Thanksgiving at the
Harry Inman home at Almoral'
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carver and son
Floyd, spent Thursday with friends
at Dyersville.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burb1idge anc
children and James Burbrldge Of
Manchester spent Thanksgiving al
the F. M. Burbridge home.
Mrs. Coon of CARRIER, Iowa, Is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Goldsmith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olmstead of Wood
bine, Wis, and Mrs. Thompson Of
Kent, Illinois, have been visiting al
the G. w. Inman home.
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BOARD PROCEEDINGS
Manchester, a., Nov. 28th, 1914.

Manchester, a., Nov. 28th, 1914. NJ
.ate of Iowa, Delaware County, SIS.
The board Of supervisors met as
per adjournment, all members and
the auditor being present.
4 The following bills were presented:
=" Glass County Officers. ~ n
Henry Klaus, assistant en- M
queer 80. ,..s.. .."..$ ~ q
c. III. Bunker ct al, county Of r..
A motion was made. seconded and
carried that bills Of this class be al
lowed in full. ~
= - Glass e-Poor. ). e.
Scott Co. Hospital, care of John -
Littlefield.. ..... :. :. :. 1854 90
Anna Lendrum ct al, allowances " r
and widow pensions for No ].
"A motion was made seconded and
carried that bills of this class be al
lowed in full.
Class sB-county Farm.
E.. H., Frentress, labor. :. ..$14 90
Mrs. E. H. Frentress. labor :. 3 90
Harry Bisgrove, labor. =. >. 5 90
Casper Held, labor. ;. :. 80. 35 00
Mrs. J. B. Smith, labor. 80. 81 40
Ed Smith, labor. :. :. - :. z Is
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that bills Of this class be al
lowed In full.
Class 9A-CuIverts.
Chas. Doese, labor culverts in
Honey Creek. :. :. .. =. .$29 ~
H. M. Leigh, labor culverts in
Bremen. :. :. :. :. :. 80. 33 81
Will Beohm. labor culverts in
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RYAN

| George Johnson and James Smith
were independence visitors during
the week.. 'E'# - ;.5sy y ~ 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fleming Of Cas-
tie Grove were Ryan visitors Satur-
day. " -..:t.- ~. ..s-Ll%I r |
Mrs. Thomas King and her sister,
Lizzie Harrington, attended the fun
eral Of their aunt, Mrs. Elliott, p, Of
Farley, returning home Wednesday
evening. 3. j.: II - f.}rs
Miss Ethel Gibson left Monday for
Cedar Falls. where she will attend
school,. .r
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Hamblin and
Mrs Will Sheppard and children
spent Thanksgiving at the Wright
home.
Willard Woodland and mother Of
Coggon were at the Mrs. Grace Bish-
op home Saturday. a.
Mrs. r. M. Merriam and daughter,
leila. and son, Donald, visited with
friends in Ryan and Manchester dur
ing the week. !
Miss Ethel Locke and her father
went to Springville Sunday where
Miss Locke will teach for the winter
term.
Joseph Easter Of the south side
drug store, spent Thanksgiving with
home folks in Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Mary Arnold was a Manches-
ter caller Saturday.
Maud Arduser left Saturday for
Monticello where she will spend a
few weeks with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hawker are the
parents of daughter born Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Meier came
from Bethany, Illinois, Friday even
ing to visit the latters parents. Mr..
and Mrs. K. Underwood.
! Mrs. George Kerton and daughter
Of Hanley, Sask., Canada, who are
visiting home folks at Manchester,
were visitors at the Grace Bishop
home during the week.
Mrs. Ed File spent several days at
Central City visiting friends.
Mrs. E. Gorham entertained friends
from near Edgewood. last week.
The school children Of st. Johns
were entertained by the Sisters on thu
day before Thanksgiving by sumpt,
GUS dinner, consisting Of everything
good. After dinner they had a very
nice program. Music was the order
of the day, when tired of that they
all joined on the campus and played
games until evening.
Father Molloy entertained Father
r. Rooney of Manchester Wednesday,
Miss Olson of Dubuque was a visit
or at the R. Houlahan home over
Thanksgiving.
Prof. Niles of our public schools,
spent his vacation at Preston.
Miss Regain of Coggon was a week
end visitor at the Thomas Houlahan
home.
| John French has his house in the
souteast part of town almost COM
pleted. 1t is very commodious
building, finished in the latest and
equipped with the most modern i'm
provements.
Dorence Foley was in Manchester
Friday on business.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Cody of Dubuque Wis
tied at the Joe Cody home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brayton at
tended the funeral of Miss Laura Nc
Kay at Manchester Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Brien enter
tanned the latter's brother, Jerome
Buckley, of Nebraska, and her sis
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ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Phal-
en-. 49, ~ = ,f%ESE 49, &. "-.-r III ID
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Preston were
county seat callers Saturday. IL,
l Mrs. DR.. Cummings and daughter
arrived home Monday evening after
spending several dys at the r"old
farm near Delhi \ r., f.. !,
Margaret Ward was visitor in
Manchester Friday. ~ = j. ~
Mrs. Cody and Mrs. Hird were WIS.,
itors in Cedar Rapids one day recent
~. " %@Jf' is@ r. " ., ,@
John Dugan ST had business in Du-
buque Saturday.
Mrs. Kate Weller and daughter,
Mary, had business in Cedar Rapids,
Friday. -+t
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Church and
little child Of Cedar Falls visited at
the Fleming Brothers home in Cas-
Tie Grove Sunday.
Charles NDuggan of Cedar Rapids,
who is attending business college,
spent Thanksgiving at home.
Mrs. Ellen Smith of Dubuque is
visiting at the johnson home,
Mrs. J. P. Smith is in Cedar Rap
ids with Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen sUhl
and their newly born daughter.
Jacob Mangold. one of the old and
respected citizens OF this community,
passed. away in the family home on
Sunday evening about 10 o'clock.
Death came unexpectedly, Mr.. Man
gold having suffered stroke of par
alysis.
The ladies of the M. E. church
served dinner at the home Of Mrs.
Grace Bishop on last Saturday. Miss
Bishop and several OF her school
friends gave an excellent program in
the afternoon, which all enjoyed very
much. The neat sum Of $24 was
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robson and
Mrs. Jennie Martin and daughter
Nyrl, were callers at Manchester on
Friday. 81 81 III q x 4. IN Il W.
Il Mrs. Geo. Glazier was a Strawberry
Point caller one day last week. " !.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. c. Norris OF
strawberry Point were callers mere
Thursday. ,s sst tI@ b. NJ, 5tr Z
Mrs. William Duncan is on the sick
list this week. 4 s. .t&
II Frank Weyant and daughter, Mrs.
Bertha Boyer, were Manchester call
sers Friday. /: 4 81 s55 l,i "a y.
frank Sherman and family Of
Strawberry Point were callers at the
Geo. sGlazier home Sunday.
Charles Foffel and family OF La
mont were callers at: the Verl Cool
idge home recently. VI Ii ~ g. E
Stanley Packard is visiting here. s.
Claude Boyer spent Sunday at the
home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
#. Boyer !. III Z e. .s &s5 !. -
Frank Robson and family and Har-
}zry Martin and family were callers at
the Kellogg home at Meaderv1lle on
d Sunday. f55S
III. F. Boyer spent a short time in
4 Manchester recently. ,G.4~ /
Ed Bissell was caller at the home
4 Of Mr.sand Mrs. Frank Coolidge sat
urday. ii
1 Mrs. Lain and granddaughter were
callers In Manchester Friday.
4 ~ Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Maxson and
family spent few. days in Scotch
I Grove last week.
s. w. Rich was Strawberry Point
caller Saturday.
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Mrs. Peter casey Of Gregory. S. D..
j who is visiting her father, Thos' Ill
ey, and other relatives. arrived on
Thursday evening. %:h ~
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baragary and
Mrs. ]. L. Brietbach transacted busl-
ness in Cedar Rapids Saturday.
Miss Ella Cusack arrived here from
Omaha Saturday night for a several
[ weeks visit with her sister, Catnryn,
who is staying with Sadie Farrell. &
J. Monaghan transacted business IN
Coggon recently.
Miss Nellie Shelley is the proud
owner of a player piano Whlch sue
! received on, her fifteenth D1rtnu"y
/: this week,
Roy Keegan of Ryan called on MS
brother Ralph Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Shelley was "eeh
end visitor at her home south OIL
here. 5:Gg f,. 49,.
Ed Devlin and John Baragary WIS.,
tied at VIII Hennessey's Sunday.
+ Several from here attended a dln-
ner at Pat Cosgrove's Sunday given
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Murphy
of Henry, S. D..
t. Mike Crowley Of Winthrop autoed
through here enroute to J. H. NC
Enanys Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lyness, Of Ryan
visited at John Burke's thanksgiving
T. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Farrell called
on Robson friends Wednesday.
Miss Eva Morney spent few days
of last week at the P. CosgroVe
home. u#3-
x Misses sadie Burke and Lena
Cosgrove left Monday to resume their
school duties. Sadie went to Gear
Falls and Lena to the Notre Dame
Convent at Independence.
Mrs. Jas Morney transacted busl-
ness in Independence recently. Isl
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DELHI

| y \ . n
Clyde Doolittle and Rex sBarston of
Iowa City spent Thanksgiving at the
F. A. Doolittle home at this place. =
Harry Swinburne and Harlan
Stone attended a meeting OF the
brotherhood at. Manchester on Tues
day evening OF last week. h ~
Mr.. an Mrs. J.. w. Hartman, Mr..
and Mrs. j. W.. Rimmer and son
Maurice spent Thanksgiving with rel
atiyes at Cedar Falls. 5t,$ 1lss
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Of Galena, Illi-
nois, are guests Of Prof. T.. Trezona.7G
IS Mrs. George Oehler has, returned
from her visit; In Dakota. S5&
DR.. and Mrs. 3Wintenberg and son
Kenneth were Lamont visitors on
Thanksgiving -, ~ ~ r.
James Burton's team INDUCED in
lively runaway last Tuesday Il @
Miss Erma Lllsk of Cedar Falls and
Miss Marjorie Minkler Of Fayette Wis
tied their young friends at this place
the past week. ~, Ill H, #6%s.EF5 T
Mr.. and Mrs., J. w. Swinburne and
Harry Swineburne spent Thanksgivin
at the o. w. Smith home in Hop
kinton. ~, ,...t ~. =. n.
!, Cecil Smith, the 10-year old SON, of
Mr.. an Mrs. Amos Smith, was
thrown from horse Thursday after
noon. The horse kicked him break
ing the boys leg in two places just
above the ankle. > n 80 u '.25t~'%
The young people enjoyed a Ween-
10 roast on Swinburne's hill Thanks
giving evening. ~ -.
About sixty young people enjoyed a
social party at 1. o. Q. F. hall Friday
evening. T '. & ~
Herb Stoner of Oelwein was
Delhi Wednesday,
Some Of the young folks attended
a basket social, at the Hartwick
school house Wednesday evening
The Epworth league have issued
invitations to a banquet in the par
lors OF the church, Wednesday even
ing, December 2. !.
J, B., Smith until recently of Leav-
enworth, Kansas is visiting at this
place. 1 ~,
Mrs. C. M. yGrommon was in Man.
chester Saturday --.&r ~
Miss Ollie Doolittle entertained a
company Of her friends Saturday ev-
ening. &2 So, ~.
Russell, the little son of Mr., and
Mrs. R. p. White. who is in the hos
pital at Dubuque, submitted to skin.
grating last week for the. terrible
burns he has been suffering with for
some. time. /, ~. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Davis Of Cedar
Falls were over Sunday guests at the
J. w. Hartman home. -. ~,
Miss Verla Holdridge fell on the
! cement walk Wednesday and tractur.
ed her left farm near the wrist. :
The vote for bonding the district
for a $4,000 school house stood 80
for and 8 against the proposition.
Ida Celestia Jamisons was born al
Ontario, Canada, April %, 1850. Hel
young days were spent at the place
Of her birth. On September a., 1876
she was united in marriage with Or
in Jamison About ten years OF
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J.! G. Lash. fill at No. Is. Bre-

J. c. Lash. fill at No. Is. Bre-
$. S. Ives ct al. til at No. is.
J. B. Norman. labor Bremen
Gus Barnd. assignor. contracts for
pile bridges. ..1l46& 48
+ A motion was made, seconded and
carried that bills of this class be al
lowed In full. $l Ii 1 s.. s. S6tt5 LUX Z IS
The following final resolution of
necessity was. presented: 1,
Whereas on the 2Sth day of Mo-
vember 1914, same being the date.
fixed therefore, the board Of super
visors terminated the hearing in con-
tormity with the Public Notice there
Of, and passed the statutory resolu-&
ton OF necessity on the 18th day of
November, 1914, now, therefore,
Be It Resolved by the Board sOf SUI
pervisors Of Delaware County, Iowa,
that it now finally determines to
construct the bridge described in
said resolution OF necessity as fol-
lows: XII III. ,si.5|t, .5gt E1St, Il.
6x3 box between Sections 1929,
Bremen Twp, estimated cost $4,000.
A. motion was made, seconded~and
carried thar the above resolution be-
adopted. II, .si s5} !5. i. +:
s Glass s-county Road.
Henry Norman, filing across
road at Petersburg Spur. 1913 60
J. B. Freeze, labor Section sc.
4 North Fork. =. ...5&..s 70 p
Will Beohm. labor Sections 1915,
Elk. = , -. .... 80. 10 SO
W.. j., Goldsworthy. repairs ON
road machinery. :. 81
P. G.. Michael ct al. labor on is
] Dellhi-Delaware. 2l7 u I
r.. w. r Kenny, maintenance. ,5
Oneida Twp. :. ~
Frank Lux, maintenance. Dela-GRf B
ware Twp. :. $3.50 ~
w.. J. Goldsworthy, repairs road
machinery. ...sa.. 1850 DO
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the bill of Henry Nor
mann be allowed in; the sum ofH$6. 35.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the balance OF this
class be allowed. r. -,sg
Glass Embellishments. G,,
Delaware Co. Abs+. Co., End pay s&.::f&Aa
y ment on boiler insurance. - $50 %
+ A motion was made. seconded and
carried that the above bill be allow
ed in full. - il, II 49, 5s,{ Il: t35@ 81;
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the Auditor be authoriz-
ed to issue warrants. for all bills al
lowed at this meeting. N
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that this meeting adjourn to
Wednesday. the End day of Deem !
Der, 1914. I..{"rs
The. minutes Of this meeting were
read. and approved. ~ o. =
C.. H. BUNKER, JAS. KEHOE,5s;@ +
Auditor. Chairman. q 8