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List of Allowances

Made by the Board of Free Gravel Road Directors at their special meeting October 23,1906. Henry Rodgers, supplies General $65.62 Fred Williams, labor on Cor &

Wilkinson Wm Davis, labor on McClarnon gr Wm Humfleet, labor on McConnell I.J. Baity, labor on McConnell

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S Scott, labor on Mohawk r. Cecil Parker, labor on Herr and Wright Garrett Duncan, labor on Herr and Wright

Lane, labor on Herr and Wright Anthony Pope, labor on Herr and

Clinton Jester, labor on Jarrett gr Hiram Kingan, labor on Jarrett

Cecil Parker, labor on Duncan

Lane, labor on Duncan r... Glaude Shelby, labor on Duncan gr Chester Hurley'labor on Duncan gr Herna Duncan., labor on Duncan, g/ .J Shelby, labor on Duncan r.. Chauncy Duncan, gravel on Duncan W Collier, labor on Johnson r. Chas Elliott, labor on Johnson r. Warren Stanley, labor on Johnson gr Columbus VanDuyn, labor on

Johnson gr W S Ham, labor on Johnson r..

7.70

15.80

13.33

Wright -4.37 Claude Shelby, labor on Herr and Wright „.. 12.50 Chester Hurley, labor on Herr and Wright 11,25 Herna Duncan, labor on Her and

Wright gr 10.00 John Shelby, labor on Herr and Wright 8.25 Chauncy Duncan, gravel on Herr. and Wright 16.80 Chas Johnson, gravel on Herr and

Wright 3.00 Harry Jarrett, labor on Jarrett gr Jos A. Pettigrevv, labor on Jarrett

14.25

12.45

9.25

4.50

Robert Ireton, labor on Jarrett S Charles Fausett, gravel on Jarrett gr 12 CO Wm Kingen, labor on Jarrett

.95

1.50

6.25 1.25

6.25

6.25 3.75

18.20

7.50 6.88

6.8

*6.88 4.38

W Chew, labor on Johnson r. 11.13 E Judge, labor on Johnson r.. 6.88 S E Stubbe, labor on Johnson r. 5.00 John Kennedy.labor on Johnson gr 7.50 Frank McCray.labor on Johnson I gr 6.25 Wm Marsh, gravel on Johnson 21.00 Geo W Matlock, labor on Western Grove gr 6.00 Ed Scott, labor on Range Line 11.25

Crider, labor on Range Line

Maeston Scott, labor on Range Line gr 8.12 John Anderson, labor on Range

Line H-25 Forest Crider, labor on Range Line 7.50

Moore, labor on Range Line

Elmer Heim, labor on Range Line 5.62 John Aronholt, labor on I^ange

Linegr... 11.25 Virgil Williams, labor gon Range Linegr 6.87 Charles Sipe, labor on Range

Line gr 2.50 Earnest Cranfill, labor on Range Linegr 3.75 John Scott, labor on Ronge Line gr 9.25 Cassius Vanpenbark, gravel on

Range Line 23.40 Lafayette S Crider, labor on National f.50 Jos McKinley, labar on National 2.50 Guy Aronholt, labor on National 2.50 Samuel N. Shelby, labor on Na* tional ................. ... 2.50 Elmer Heim labor on National

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Henrj^Cox, gravel on National

Freeman Smith, labor on Brandywine f. Wm Sears,(labor on Brandywine

Charles Eakes, labor on Brandywine Charles Gray, labor on Brandywine William Webb, labor on Braudywine Arthur Bodkin, labor on Brandywine Edward Frost, labor on Brandywine Ira Fisk, labor on Brandywine

5.00

6.75

6.25

2.50

Chas Brandly, labor on McConnell 5.00 Marshall Louder, labor on Mc

7.08 nn, 7.50 3.00

Connell r. Wm Laine, labor on McConnell ffr S. J. Scott, labor on McConnel Oscar Groves, gravel on McConnell 0 A Newman, lumber on Mohawk gr Oscar Groves, gravel on Mohawk gr Wm Humfleet, labor on Mohawk gr Marshall Louder, labor on Mohawk gr 10,42 Wm Lain, labor on Mohawk r.. 10.83 Chas Brandly, labor on Mohawk 10.83 1 Baity, labor on Mohawk r... 10.83 Chris Maroska, labor on Mohawk

Rankin Martin labor on Brandywine Charles Yelton,labor on Brandy-

2.50

5.60

34.00

16.25

6.25

17.50

8.75

15.00

1.25

15.00

10.00 4#

wine gr 5.00

Jo6 Fisk, gravel on Brandywine gr Wm Dance, labor on Hartman gr.... John Buchfink, labor on Hartman gr Christian Deirberg, 0abor on

6.80

Hartman

Edward Deirberg, labor on Hartman Joe McDuffy, labor on Hartman

Oharlea Harting, labor on Hartman Louis Shutt, labor on Hartmau

666 4.50

Moses Eastes, labor on Hartmam

5.62

7.50

6.25

Wright gr 5.00 MS Wright, labor on Herr and Wright 5 00 WE Robbins, labor on Herr and

Wright gr o.2o Chas Johnson, labor on Herr and Wright gr 31.20

C'lTA IJI.OTTKSVI LI,E AND JH KEKtII IL1, (iRAVEL ItOAI).

John Linder, labor IS.50 Thomas Nichols, labor 20.00 Arthur Colliding, labor 18.50 Charles McClarnon, labor 18.50 Frank Londenback, labor 11.00 Jesse Sinniions, labor 11.00 John McClarnon, labor 10.00 Earl Addison, labor 27.00 Frank Copeland, labor 4.35 Jos N Addison, labor 15.00 W Johnston, gravel 55.00

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Joseph Bundy, labor 12.50 Spencer Catt, labor 12.50 Clyde Kerns, labor 2.50 I Haney, labor 1.25 John McClarnon, labor 5.00 Samuel McClarnon, labor 12.50 Chas Hatfield, labor........... 1.25 Jesse McKown, labor 10.00 Frank Loudenback, labor 62 Dan Pearson, labor o.OO Riley Evans, labor i.- /5 WE Williams, labor 14.50 Jesse Slifer, labor ggi.75 Fred Williams, labor ®^.85 Walter Pauley, labor 1.25 Dr. Johnston, gravel 19.25 CM Vandenbark, gravel.. 4.50

l'ENDLETON GRAVEL ROAD

Martin Ricliey, labor Richey, labor

10.62

Lowe, labor on Range Line

8.12

10.62

NO QUESTION ABOUT IT.

Fepsikola Must Oure Indigestion or it is Tree-

Vincent L. »Early continues to sell Green field people with the understanding- it must positively cure dyspepsia and indigestion or it will not cost a penny.

Experience has proyen |jtbat Pepsikola Tablets cure dyspepsia in forty-nine cases out of fifty. That is a remarkable statement, but the facts in the case can easily be verified.

There is every reason to have confidence for Mr. Early will hand back your 25 cents with-

out

31.35

16.66

15.00

12.50

1250

10.00

7.50

Chris Hartman, labor on Hartman Chauncy Duncan, gravel on Hartman gr Richard Haynes, lobor on K'town and Warrington Charles Foster, labor on Herr and Wright gr Charles Robbins, labor on Herr and Wright Clarence-Willett, labor on Herr and Wright 8.75 Wm Swarm, labor on Herr and

10.50

23.20

9.50

8.75

Wright 6 25 Ed Larrabee, labor on Herr andWright 6.25

Brizendine, labor on Herr and Wright gr 7.50 W Luck, labor on Herr and

Catarrhal Deafness or Chronic Headaches

27.00 33.75

Stephen Liming, labor 33.75 John Moncrief, labor 15.00 AValter Boyd, labor 40.00 Ora Boyd, labor 18.75 Frank Jones, labor 8.75 Lee Fuller, labor 15.00 Delilah Fort, gravel.. 27.60

Hinchman, gravel 50.40

HANCOCK (iRAVEL ROAD.

Henay Spilker, labor— 3!. /o Chris Fink, labor 10.00 Wm Reasner, labor 33.75

Elsbury, labor 6.87 Ed Leonard, labor 26.25 Louis Knoop, labor 20.00 Harry Wampner, labor. 17.50 Cbarles Spilker,. labor 18.75 Wilbur Wilson, labor 20.00 Chas Ostermier, labor. ,18.75 Andrew Spilker, labor 11.25 Wm Knoop, labor 13.75 Wm Bade, labor Andrew Sebastian, labor Thomas Elliott, labor Wm Schieldmeier, labor Fred KitzemaHf labor Anton Rosener, labor James Johnson, gravel E E Mathews, gravel

WM. I. GARRIOTT,

Auditor Hancock County.

Children like Kennedy's Laixative Honey and Tcir. The pleasant and best .cough syrup/ to tak,e, because it contains

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hesitation should you fail of

being cured, All kinds of food can be eaten freely—it is more easily digested, there is no fullness or distress after eating, and by aiding the stomach to assimilate and digest, Pspsikola Tablets make more rich, red blood to strengthen, the body. i.

They*are just the thing if you feel run down, nervous, tired and debilitated and need something to give you new life and new energy.

Don't hesitate a minute but go right to Mr. Early and try Pepsikola Tablets with the understanding that you must be decidedly, ^benefited or the cost is nothing. jy

True and tried friends of the family—DeYVitt's Litde Early Risers. Best for results and best to take. Rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes follows the use of these dependable little pills. They do not gripe or sicken. Sold by M. C. Quiglev..'

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills act on the liver as well. Especially good for the treat ment of the back ache and rheumatism Sold by M. C. Quigley.

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Catarrhal -2

will be instantly relieved by the use of Nosena, a soathing Catarrhal Balm. Relief guaranteed, or money refunded. Nosena contains no cocaine or harmful drug. Will immediately relieve the worst running) cold, rose cold, nasal catarrah, hay fever, throat troubles, hoarseness etc., by tenderly soothing the inflamed," diseased membranes. The well known catarrhal ache can be instantly relieved by the^ use »f this remedy.

Mrs Faiiriie Math is, Payne, Pa., says:

have been trying

your Nosena for catarrh and have been entirely cured. Send me the price for a dozen cubes, as

want it for some of my neighbors."

Large tubes 50 cents, at all druggists, or sample tube on receipt^of ten cents in stamps by mail. BROWN MF'G CO., Greenville, Tenn., St. Louisa Mo.

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