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SITUATIONS WANrED-MALE

WANTED-Pcrmnne connection with
responsible firm by n high grade
hookkecper and good all purpose. thor
oushly experienced office man; had S
years general bank work, years in
hardware. ? years lumber and coal:
know how TO ge' along with tho trade (;
good references; employed NJ present
+ } Green, + o poS 71i Memphis,
Texas
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Statesmen FOR OKLAHOMA; MUST
BE WELL ACQUAINTED WITH RE
TAIL GROCER TRADE OR STATE
AND THOROUGHLY EXPERlENC NCED
SELLING FOOD PRODUCTS: ONLY
REAL SALESMAN NEED APPLY;
SALARY AND EXPENSE. A. r. pA-
Wis. ROOM Az KlNGKADE HOTEL
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JUST discharged from the army, wishes
TO get Job as a motion picture
operator; | have II years experience
IN the trade, have worked on all the
latest model machinery. | have n wife
and child to support Joseph Newman,
@. u, N Reno. okla
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WANTEp-upcptor for morning po-
per, union son lines Slight fore
man. Examiner EurtlcsvIllN Okla
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HIGHEST prices paid for DIAMONpS.
watches and Old gold. Smiths Pawn
Shop II \ lTOhdwHN
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Second hand Clothing

HIGHEST prices paid Tor mons second
hand clothing, shoes, guns. etc. Maple
11l2 win chll
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New Avon Hotel
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT--Nlce comfortable rooms
for the winter Good neighborhood
half block car limo or walking distance,
2O9 4. Park Place, Tel Walnut pi5-J.
NICELY FURNISHED modern south
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Statesmen WANTED

STOCK SALESMAN WANTED-Newly
organized Oh producing company. very
attractive, leases now offset really
worth all that IL asked for H. backed
br substantial and Wrccssfll oil men
none hut those who are clean nnd on
tho square ana with nlcsmhhs ability
need dppiN Soc II T., Drake before
Monday ~ ERbcrt hotel, or wrlto me,
Box jlS, Sapulpa, okla.
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED 100 WHITE MES for gov
crumcut PIP, Tine near Henrietta,
Texas. I.'rhug and connecting pipe.
Scale ~ pay nom g. 10 iu s. 40 per day
according tp uluiN Good boarding
camp u' 500 per day Apply ON job.
T. : Nl,rhcrsous Camp, two miles
north uf Henrietta, "eyns
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Galesmer, Attention

Wanted-Addfess md phone number
oi several 1--we. tchi men, either regular
stock snlesmcn or 1.-Two s1lesmen on reg
ular lines VINO. II business men can
qualify \ Ncy attractive proposition
10 sell. good fpr 500 10 $500 per week
operative stock and dandy. C-2..
care OkIahomrn
Statesmen WANTED-Wc ha,e large
acreage. oil wells are paying diVi.
denis No want 20 ttlso funds 10
arm wells NJ once II sells easy
Liberal comm ssiun can m person.
OKLAHOMA TRUST co,
Agents for DuuhlcH,1i on and Refining
company Insurance HIdg. Oklahoma
tlty bkln
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN wanted -
More money - bo made and pcJpl"
satisfied with their purchase than any
proposition offered otherwise today.
Call 3Ul-J OF Exchange rlig
WANTED-Al experienced salesman
sell cream Sopnr1tnTs 10 dealers; mrn
with hardware experience preferred. /.
must have credentials showing pre-
NiouH Snlcs record and must he we'll
recommended and DO able furnish
bond. salary expenses and bonus. first
rllss. permanent place for man who
can qualify Apply sales Manager, 6lO
Insurance Iildg
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

RELIABLE. ambitious Young lady ht-
tending business college mornings /
desires employment afternoons ar eve |
uIrgy as cashier or general office WurA. !
experienced. L-lno Oklthomru
SrII NTlON single woman. home
work without laundry. small family
J. j.. care ukahom1n
WANTED Position az s',nolrt-
uhcr or assistant luokt,'p'r hy
young hdN. competent and HD.u-
il'.. with good recommendations
and excellent 'luyl'.Y" Address
lipy 1-5, Yale. OKLA.
NNNr place Tor gIrl In work iUr room
and board outside az school huuts.
6N Walnut 3ti
LADY wants position Hs .',uugruphrt.
Ntuus 10 start with small salary with
a. nee for Advancement. have had
some experience. H-t22. Oklbhomnn
FOR practical nur." c,'l Maple aenS-R
MRS. NETTlE HATCH. nurse. Walnut
STENOGRArHER aud ,yplu. years
experienced. clerical work. \ months In
county clerks Office L-S2. Oklahomnn.
STENOGRArHER. with experience
o G. ". high school graduate, Al
references. desires position BY Fchru.
nry LIST Ihorc Maple $50.
t.vprptrvcrn CONJUNCTION, ,,c,o,,,,h-
- - ,,,,,'i,,...I
49,. W ,,r. Sr.' CIi,h,.,,,,,' "''"'
Il. ,,,sr,;f, p,..,,,,,. ..,,...,,.,.,..-,,
49, ',,'" ", - - ',',,',. '.',,
ond grocery deuartmcnts nlso expcrl-
cuced ,s cnshicr. Phone Maple 3s2i.J
"a ,S,r,,, e,.,,o,,,,.,,,i,. -,.o.,,io,, ~,
,.i'a,I. 81 a,na,tsmc.d yn,,n. A.
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,APER HANGING AND PAINTING


WALL PAPER galore ana paper han
gers sure Your credit Is good. Ask
Tor wr.npt i;il. Newton 3oi " S'h
WALL PAPER HUNG-t1O 90 room
ana up. samples brought TO your
home. Maple 5lE I G. Ford
ROOMS papercd 81 aud up. VIII bring
samples painting reasonable. Map,c
li2i W H. Roach
ROOMS PAPERED, s. aud up Will
bring samples House painting is our
specially Roach Bros. Maple 2i21
ROOMS PApERED, s. mud up. viii
bring samples Also painting, c r
Uopch, Walnut 3ii2
FAINTER and plpcrhangcr. call Maple
lPlI-E. viii hrlng samples cheap
prizes. work guaranteed. Grerr'co.
PAPER HANGlNG-My prices are tho
best: will hring samples and est-
mate work. r. VI. pnrrott, ll9 W, ard
Phone Walnut 67jl.
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WANTED - Young man huoKkr'pct
who is experienced and ven posted
IN hardware and implements I'd
NDckndny a go. kugfighcr. okla
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WANTED Thr,r w,u nt once Excel
lent opportunity provided YOU have
selling ability $50 to $50 weekly Me
turEcu. Drr'wlrd Th~,t,r Blig
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Statesmen WANTED

Statesmen WASTEp-To sell oil
ana refining stock with record two
years steady dividends; largo prop
critics; extending operations good
commissions and territory. no adj
ynntcs Midwest Securities Corpora
ton. as Commerce Bldg. Kansas
Ci'y. Mo.
WANTED 90 HaI,r Proprietary Co.
want. more snlesncu Tor medicine
wagons For particulars wtito III i
NfUuks, General Delivery.
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MANTEpaA position az .lprr on
truck, with chance 10 ltlIn how to
drive. L.ja oklahoman.
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POSITION wanted Win some large
finn whore there viii Dee chance inr
Advancement; willing 70 start ON Twins
wages N there ls higher goal ~ work
for Just been discharged from l. ).
marine corps. have high school edura-
ton, can produce recommendations NJ
honesty and excellent record with
Uncle sam. J y, car" okahomnn.
YOUNG man Just discharged W ants
chance to make good. experienced
hookkrcpcr and office man. willing 90
start nt bottom and prove worth. j. Il.
walker Hute, ukn.
DISCHARGED sailor. married wants
work in anything I'm the clerical line
have had previous experience m office
work: can keep set NJ books and use
typewriter; want steady Work. VI. j.
Young Checuunh, Okla
plSCnNEGEp soldier. nEo ~ years,
desires steady work Al references.
N-GOl.
WNNTEb-By sailor Just discharged
from service, position Us collector uI
position I'm credit dept: have had two
years experience here In city call
Maple 22w MIR. rlctson.
LlEUTENANT afr service. aerial OBJ
server, with years work ln univ'r-
sity. desires position with real estate.
.NNl ana insurance INillI NV NIIIlllh |N
start on ANAL sutry, B-eOo, care OK
,homln.
pISCHARGED A. r.. T. soldier Wishes
position rs auto mechanics helper, Or
ny Kind ot work In garage, ann good
hnufteur; can furnish Al discharge
ipers and references L-lol. ONnho-
lln,
,ERGEANT MAJOR NJ aero squadron
honorahly discharged desires stenug-
rtaphic or clerical position Law firm
preferred. L-N. OklRhoman
pISCHARGED soldier. married, wants
In touch with firm where advance
mcut is good willing to start nt bottom
Mt living wages Address ll3h North
Mckinley
WANTED Position By discharged sol
dler with dependents hRd several
years experience us shipping clerk and
billing clerk In Wholesale business, L-72
Oklnhomon.
DISCHARGED soldier wants joa IN
laundry as marker and Rssortcr. sew
ernl years experience In laundry work
Address g. ". Blackmon, Elk city,
Okla.
JUST discharged from the army, wishes
to get Job as "A motion picture
operator; ! have II years experience
in the trade; | have worked on all the
latest model machinery. | have n wife
and child to support Joseph Newman,
c. u, III Reno. okla.
POSITION wanted hy discharged sol
dicr: & yearS' banking experience. 3
years ns cashier, an FAMILIAR with Hur-
tougha posting machine viii accept
any clerical position with future or buy
Interest In country hnnk hest of ret
etcncc am Young man. but married
write O. 4 bruncr. Travellers Hotel
oklahoma CITY, or cail walnut 1888
after q o'clock y. IN.
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PRINTER WANTED Al aud Job.
steady S2S week Times Democrat
Altus. Ol,h
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THE Al buyer " second hand cloth
Ing, shoes, hats. etc. Maple 2lU.
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SHOWCASES Floor showcase wanted.
write description and price. Dunn
Drug 20 Olltnn, okla
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ENERGETlC Rlrl fot road work wiz
an established line; no soliciting
Walnut il2
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


lllGlItsT prices paid Tor DIAMONDS.
watches and old gold. Smiths Pawn
Shop ~ h lirOadWhN
MONEY 80 lOnn on anything NJ value.
Smiths pawn shop lipI l'rohdway,
CASH paid Tor ihdica and gents sec
ond hand clothing Walnut bbOO
THE Al buyer of Second hand cloth
Ing, shoes. hats. etc. Maple 2lV.
HIGHEST prices paid Tor mons second
hand clothing, shoes. guns. etc. Maple
10l2 WIN chll
Second hand Clothing
| nm nm American ana pay you tho
hlghr.t prices In tho City Phone Wal
nut 2bG WIN call
BulING junk. furniture. clothes. Mu.
pie 57ssj
FOH SALE or TRADE Law scholar
ship uud books with lhSnllc uniNet'
slty Ii.6nl. care Oknhomhn.
SHOWCASES Floor showcase wanted.
write description and price. Dunn
Drug 60, Oilon. okla.
WANTED Freight hand elevator two
or three tons capacity. state lowest
cash price. r. o. cullinE, Ada. Okla.
Second hand Clothing
e. II. lhnkins pays highest prices
for mems clothing and shoes Phone
Mnrl" lol: I viii cnll
WASTED enid. from 60 years, 10
cnic Tor during dll walnut Js1l-N u.
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ron SALE on TRADE Law rcholnf-
ship md books with I.RSnilc uniycr-
sliy. ~ U.6uI. care Oklhhomnr.
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Cut out the picture IN M loui sides
hen carefully fold dotted liiic It's en-.
tlro lcnglh Then dotted line g ma so
on Fold ench section underneath accu.
iAtcIy when completed turn over and
YOU II find a surprising result. Save the
pictures.
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BOOkKEErER aud ofuce man We
have An opportunity for inexperienced
man. ono who Is ambitious and who de-
siros n position with brilliant future
and position whcrc your abilities viii
be recognized our office is IN Okla.
homn city Address M In own hand.
writing, stating age, experience, gducs.
tlOn, salary desired, etc No Ncplics
viii he made unless you state the fore.
gong IN tull M.33 ONohoman.
WANTED-A printer who ~ machine
operator, purt OF the work will be on
machine, balance newspaper aud lnh
work answer hy witc, giving quHlin.
cations, permanent posltlon. BOX r,
xsua HAIsk w.
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DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY

FURS Of al kinds rcmodcled, coats re-
lined can Walnut li7i
HAIR work, Maple
li9s-R
DRESSMAKiNG and alterations Mary
g, Mongcr. phone Maple 22j3, room
2l5, over krrrs
DRESsMAKlNG md plain sewing SOC
West iAi ST. Phone Maple 3ij1.
WANTED Plain sewing. MS 10y day
Walnut $3.50
pJ3SSMAKING AND ALTERATIONS.
iOQis West Grand. walnut 7S1i-R
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WANTED Position By discharged sol
dlcr with dependents Ind several
years experience us shipping clerk and
billing clerk In wholesale business. L-f2
OklnhOmnu
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WANTED--Two reliable men TO demon
strato and soil IA nationally advertised
line Of merchandise; We win pay you
just what you are worth: our average
man receives fl2 per day; we paid our
shawnee representative $3.50 for last
weeks work; reference and bond re-
quired; experience not absolutely nee
essary II, II. Wilson. Lee -Hucklns.
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

WNSTEp-Clrpcnter work. new build
INK or repair. rs the day or contract
can Mtul~ AliN-J
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Of Crawford County, Iowa, that County
Treasurer Louie Evers is hereby in
structed to transfer One Hundred fifty
dollars (S150.O0) from the county fund
to the Institute fund, under section |,
s. laws 1915.
On motion the contract Of The Deloit
Bridge Co. for the construction OF
bridges and culverts as awarded on
Wednesday,, April 80, 1919 was approved
On motion the contract of the Pickus
Engineering and Construction Co, for
the construction of bridges and culverts
as awarded on Wednesday,, April &c.
1919, was approved.
On motion the contract of the Pickus
Engineering & Construction Co, and o.
Fl. Knief and The Deloit Bridge Co., for
the construction of bridges and cuRerts
as awarded on Wednesday, March 10.
1919, and said contracts have been pre-
viously approved by the State Highway
Commission, were approved by the
Board of Supervisors of Crawford ,Coun-
ty, Iowa. < 81, a:.
On motion the contractors bond of
the Pickus Engineering & Construction
Co., covering their contract Of March
~, 1919, was approved.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows: 81
Chris Lensar, patrolman county
HI Grill, repairing bridges 1850
Fl. Grill, repairing bridges. ..... 1900
Board adjourned at 5 O'Clock p. NJ,
to meet Thursday, May 20, 1919, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
P. ]. PORTZ, MARTIN NEHLS,
County Auditor. Chairman.
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this week from her friend, Mrs. Jay
Myers, of Atkin, Mimi, saying that
their son, Oaker, received his dis
charge June 9Th and arrived home on
the 9Th. 1t was just two years to a
day since he registered. He Is look
ing and feeling fine. They are all
well. Lots of rain and everything fine
good prospects for all kinds of ber-
ries Mr.. and Mrs. Myers thought
through the Deloit news all friends
would be glad. to hear from them in
their Minnesota home.
Bert Darling was Denison visitor
Monday. ~.
Chas. Schmidt, OF Otter Creek town.
ship. was in Deloit Monday. g.
John Rounds marketed hogs Mon
day. ~
James Fleming's smiling face was
seen on the streets of Deloit Monday.
Mr.. Moeller, James Mckim, George
Huckstep and others enjoyed outings
at the lake the fore part Of the week.
Isaac Newton was Deloit visitor.
Tuesday overnight. "
Norman and Joe Inghram were in
Deloit Monday on business.
Mrs. Green left Monday for a visit
with friends at Arthur and other
places.
Miss Young is home from her school
work for few days.
The Children's day program was
carried out at the NJ. e. church Sun
day morning and the floral decorations
were lovely. The committee wish to
thank those who assisted them.
Bpworth League Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Newton leader. All cordially in
vited to attend.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
J. L. Riggleman this week Friday.
Light refreshments will be served.
The Methodist people are making
preparations to do some much needed
work on the church while the pastor
is at Columbus, O., and visiting other
points. }i.% Hp@fAJ ifsEi
Farmers are kept pretty busy these
days blowing corn between showers.
=.
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DELoIT ITEMS

Guy Johnson, Merrill Whey and
Glen Dunbar, our soldier boys, are
home again. Merrill has gone to the
lake and Glen expects to return to
Camp Sheridan this week. Sc 3
Miss Dorothy Green spent the week
end at Boyer with Mrs. Ericsson.
DR.. Merriam was a passenger to
Omaha Wednesday,. ..,..., -
Esther Malone visited her mother,
Mrs. Houlihan, Friday. :. ..+' -.
Alice Darling is visiting at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Darling. in Boyer. 80 -. ~
Floyd. Darling was home Sunday.
A surprise party was given on Miss
Myrtle Cose at the home of her par
ents FRIDAY evening. The young peo-
pie spent very pleasant evening in
games and a lovely lunch was served.
Mrs. Fred Landon has gone to Colo
RADIO to visit her daughter, Mrs VIM
Struck. H. p -,i}j j. i
Mrs. Henrietta Holm closed her
school Friday with program.
Stanley Browne closed a successful
term of school Friday.
Mrs. S. D. Newton received a letter
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making application for federal aid as
passed on. March 10, 1919, and entered
M, be amended by striking out from said
resolution all that portion Of same which
refers to earth roadwork and to paving
on the Lincoln highway west Of or be-
You'd AriOn.
Board adjourned at ~ o'clock noon to
meet at 1:3U o'clock p m.
Afternoon Session.
. Board met at 40 o'clock p. m.
Members all present.
At 2 o'clock p. m. bids for permanent
road grading as advertised were opened
and tabulated and following resolution
Moved, seconded and carried by unan-
imous vote of the board that the, per
,nallent road grading as advertised for
lows, subject to the approval of the
state highway commission. ger g. t-ft
Vail,Boyer division, Sec. I. to W. r.
aFl9nflE a. ss dsision, Sec J, to W.
ida division. Sec. A. to W. R. Grin
IDA division, Sec. B. to W. r. Grin
Ida division. Sec G. to W. r. Grin
nell at 37kc.. p. ~ IL,
Kenwood division. Sec. H, to W. R.
Kenwood division. Sec. i, to w. R.
Grinnell at BIC
Hill division. Sec. d. to W. r. Grim
nell at &c.
Hill division, Sec. E, to w. r. Grim
mel lat 37c.
Shelby division, Sec. A, to Geo. w.
Condor at 35Ac
Shelby division, Sec B, to Geo. w.
Condor at 35hc.
Shelby division. Sec c, to Geo. w.
Condor at 35hc.
The foregoing bids being the lowest
received on each item.
Board adjourned at 5 o'clock p. m. to
meet "Wednesday, April 30, 1919, at 10
o'clock a. MI.
p. J. PORTZ, MARTIN NEHLS,
County Auditor. - Chairman.
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opened and tabulatsd and following mo-
tion made:
Moved, seconded and carried that con-
tracts be awarded for the construction
of bridge and culverts as advertised for
letting this date as follows, they being
the low bidders:
Group No. to Deloit Bridge Co. for
-$470b.
Group No. 2 to Pickus Engineering
and Construction Co. for $3.50.
Group No. 3 to Iowa Bridge Co. for
$1296O.
And that action on Group and Group
IA be deferred until May 1, 1919.
Board adjourned at o'clock p. m. to
meet Thursday, May ], 1919, at 10 o'clock
q. m. AZ. ..... IL
P. J. PORTE, MARTIN NEHLS,
County Auditor. Chairman.
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One Of our negihbors reports new po-
tatoes as large as hens eggs. Pretty
good
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So far the younger element has not
protested against a luxury tax on
castor oil. .o.
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'Denison. Iowa. Wednesday, April 80
1919.
Pursuant to adjournment the board OF
supervisors met at 10 o'clock a. m.
Chairman Nehls presiding. @
Members all present.
were read and on motion approved.
On motion claims were allowed AZ
follows:
Morris, Dethlefsen, repairing.
l.. l.. Mcintosh, repairing bridge $500
m n M's eaS Ssnasroeslon 81 psf 1ss1s,
10. 1T Knief5 3eonstructfoh' Of ~fn:~t =
closed tile cuivert 49,. ..... s22.95
DE- permanent cuivert ........ 1850
ton Of permanent caiverts =. issSoo
The Deloit Bridge Co., placing q
The 'Deloit Bridge Co, fliing cul.
w Hfi Noxsei. widows pen: s. y
mrs ' Anna Teilgren, widows pen: :,
Mrs. Lottie B. 'rhrapp.' widows !. !.
Mrs: Marie Mitchell. widows pen. -.
MRS. Marie Hansen, widows pen :.
Board adjourned at IL o'clock noon 70
meet at l 80 O'Clock p. m. x
Afternoon Session
Board met at 1880 o'clock p. m. Mem
bers all present. !
On motion claims were allowed as fol-
M. J. McNertney, assessing town : ;.
August Hamann. petit Juror 49,. $40
Frank Ehrishs, assessing town Of 49,
Twp. 1879 =. J. ~: 80. 1890
Herman Popken, petit Juror $50
r. IN. Sheridan, petit Juror 80. 1000
Twp. 1915 ........ %. ...... 1890
Atts, 1918 ,.....I.s... 42.O0
Elmer H. Watson, petit juror :. 80
1918 ..... ~. -. 1890
Henry Bral, petit juror !. -. 1890
Fred Schroeder. petit Juror -. 1880
Oak Twp. =. - =. go. -; a4s7.5o
: West side $500 s.9l 1000
II TWP. 7sis S.. .sl.s. -. y. fsseo
ME- Mary johnson, damages in 49,,
establishing road No. 1885 h. 10000
Chas. N. Anderson, damages In IA
establishing road No. 1236..... $3.50
listing road No. 1925 49,. 2s2.5o
H. B. Huckstep, damages In I'll
/. establishing road No. 1886 -. $4,000
Harold Johnson, damages In ID e
establishing road No. 1886 -. 1900
Norris Dethlefsen, repairing coun- :,
A. M. i' Peffers. patroin,an county -
road system ......... 4... ..,.. 141.95
W. r. Grinnell, repairing perma-
nent road work" ...... -. 80. 932.20
Zach ,Crandall, repairing county
Zach Crandall dragging county q
road ........... ...., 69.UO
A. NJ: PETERS, dragging county
VIM: schwiesow. dragging coun- ss.s
; Highway petition No. sl2Ss came Up
for hearing and on motion was estab-
lished az aspublic highway, Crawford
county paying damages as allowed by
appraisers. as follows: N EssSSss Y q s 81.
Mary Johnson, 5000. Ia, NJ ~ 4 s i srts
Chas., H. Anderson, $591!5O. X SSis<Sss "
George Winans,t 262.5O 45t e H.: , 49,
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HEADACHE

80 per cent are caused by eye
trouble and some of the many forms
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