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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31
Spring Center Items

How's this for winter weather;
A protracted meeting is being
held at Flint Point. Large
crowds have been attending.
Mrs. Archer visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Sid McCrite,
from Thursday until Sunday.
George and Warren Cassidy of
Kansas spent Wednesday and
Wednesday night at Delbert
,Werth's.
Mr.. Carr of Mansfield visited
at John McCrite'S the last of the
week
Aaron Herod spent Christmas
with his sister, Mrs. Goss
Evans Bailey, one Of our neigh
Dor boys, and Miss Lois Wallace,
of Basber, were married Christ
mas day at the home of the bride
They visited his parents from
Saturday till Monday. We wish
them long and happy married
life
Columbus Wallace visited at
John McCrite's Sunday.
Arthur Deaver has his new
house completed and will move
into it soon.
Delbert Werth and wife spent
Saturday at John Pope's.
Geo. Werth's spent Christmas
at Delbert Werth s.
Sam Goss and wife visited at
Mrs. Herod's Monday night.
ROSEBUD.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31
Mountain Line

Oh, my, what gloomy weather.
The singing at No. y Sunday
was well attended and all had a
nice time.
Misses Opal and Stella Gaskill
returned home Christmas eve to
spend a few days with home folk
Misses Stella and Clella Gas.
kill called on Mrs. Hosea Stout
Monday evening
There will be singing at No. 8
Sunday night il the weather is
not too bad,
Mrs. Lizzie Hancock left Mon.
day morning for Springfield to
take a course in dressmaking.
Howard Mink visited Clyde
Tarbutton Sunday,
Avis Taylor and wife from
Lockwood visited ID. A. Taylor's
Christmas,
Misses Anna and Sarah Taylor
visited their sister, Mrs. Homer
Tarbutton, Christmas eve.
Win close, wishing all a Happ,
GIBBS.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31
Serious Cutting ARRAY

Five persons we're seriously
injured in free-for-all fight at ;
dance near Vera Cruz not Mex
leo. but Douglas county, Mo, U
5. A.-On Christmas.
From Rev. l.. S. Garrett, post
master at Brushy Knob and edi,
tor of the Worlds Cresset, and
others, we gather the following
report of the unfortunate affair:
A number of young folks had
gathered at the Samuel BurneIl
home for a Christmas dance. We
understand That whisky flowed
freely. After a good portion Of
the night had been spent in dam
cling, Richard Page walked up to
one of the Linder girls and asked
her to dance with him. She
begged tobe excused on the plea
of being tired. Page is said to
have begun cursing her, where
upon some of the others inter-
fered in her behalf. And then
the fight commenced in earnest.
When the smoke of battle" had
cleared away Dave, Sherman and
Jess Yandell were found to be
quite badly cut : said to have
been done principally by Page -
and Page and Bob lawrence
were suffering from severe brui-
ses on the head caused by being
beaten with sticks of wood and
revolvers. On Monday morning
while Jess Yandell, who was not
so badly cut in the melee as the
others. was preparing to leave
for home, he stopped to get his
overshoes, when q loaded revolv-
er, which he had in a scabbard,
buckled around him, FELL to the
floor and was discharged, the
load striking him and making
dangerous wound. However, all
are apparently recovering.
Again we say, Eliminate the
booze, boys; IL doesn't pay
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31
Many Mirrorettes

Goodbye, 1914.
All kinds OF weather nowadays
There will be pie supper TO
morrow night at the Pool school
Miss Frona Rippee, teacher.
Lost Christmas day. y.probably
between M. &. Hensley's house
and the square, a large initial
ring. letter G.. Finder please re-
turn to M. f. German, at post
office, and receive reward. ADV.
1t is now Deputy Sheriff b. Il.
Stone, Mr.. Stone having, unex-
pectedly received this appoint
ment while atHartville yesterday
Sheriff w. L. Greer is to be com
mended upon the wisdom of his
selection.
J. Lon Dennis informs us that
w. Fl. Dennis, to whom he sends
the Mirror. has been appointed
postmaster of Hardtner, Kas.,
and that A. NJ. Dennis, to whom
he also sends the paper has been
appointed as mailcarrier alfred
erick, Okla.
Alexander Kelly, erstwhile
champion checker player of Lon
don, declared he would never
play another game, so we are
told, after "bucking up against
the real thing in the person OF
Boyd Turner of Newburg, who
showed him what checker play.
ing really was.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31
ODD FELLOWS WORK.


District Deputy Grand Master
G. w. Tripp, of Mansfield, will
install the officers of the |. G..
o. F. lodges of Wright county on
the following dates:
Jericho, January2.
Hartville, January ).
Cedar Gap January d.
Mountain Grove, January Z.
Norwood, January $.
Mansfield, January 9.
He will appoint others to in
stall at Names, Grove Spring
and Rayborn.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31
Stop the Child's Colds They
Often Result Seriously

Colds, Group and Whooping
Cough are children's ailments
which need immediate attention:
The after.effects are often most
.serious. Don't take the risk
you don't have to. Dir. Kings
New Discovery checks the Cold,
soothes'the Cough, sllays the In
ilammation, kills the Germs and
allows Nature to do her healing
work. 5oc at your Druggist.
Buy a bottle today.-Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31
Sampson-Anderson

On Wednesday evening, Dec. 23,
at 4;3O p. M, at the home of ]. p.
Anderson. 4 miles east of Mans.
field, VIM. A. Sampson of Wind
sor was united in the holy bonds
of wedlock to Miss Mabel Ander-
son. No lontside guests were
present, except the officiating
minister, Rev. W.H.A Anderson, of
the Christian church, and his
wife. A magniffcentsupper was
served and all enjoyed the occa-
sion. The newly welded couple
departed Saturday for their
home in Windsor. Much happi-
ness is prophesied for them.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31
Chamberlainss Cough Rem
edy Mothers FavOrite

"I give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to my children when
they have colds or coughs,
writes Mrs. Verne Shaffar. Van
dergrift, Pa. 1t always helps
them and is far superior to any
other cough medicine ! have
used. advise any one in need
of such medicine to give it a
trial" For sale by all dealers. -
ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31
Joint Installation

A. F. & A. NJ. Lodge, No. 543,
and O. e. S. Lodge, No. as, held
their annual joint installation of
officers at the Masonic hall Mon
day night.
Mrs. Irene Paul installed the
following officers:
O. f. s. Lodge, No. 76
L, Mrs. Alice Freeman, Worthy
Matron
N. j, Craig, Worthy Patron.
Mrs. Ella Craig, Associate
MntrOn
Mrs. Irene Paul, Secretary.
Mrs. Emma Hitchcock, Treas
urer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, Conduct
resS
Mrs. Elizabeth Coday, Associ-
ate Conductress.
Mrs. Carrie Rogers, Chaplain.
Miss Maude Reynolds, Mar
Shal. si
Mrs. Susan Burney, 'OrganiSt.
John Harvey, Sentinel
Mrs. Mary Newton, Warden
Mrs. Mary West, Adah:
Miss Blanche Burney, Ruth.
Mrs. Jessie Fuson, Esther
Mrs. Inez Hylton, Martha.
Mrs. Norma Newton, Electra
Dr.. r.. M. Rogers. with j. A.
Hylton as grand marshal, install
ed the following officers:
a. f. & A. M. Lodge, No 543-
J.E Craig, Worshipful Master
j. B Freeman, Senior Warden.
W. G. Coday. Junior Warden
p. W. Newton, Treasurer.
G. A. Steplsens. Secretary.
j. A. Hylton, Senior Deacon,
W. Fuliugton, Junior Deacon
Ii. T.. Newton, Senior Steward.
Horace Paul, Junior Steward.
Rev. Joseph Davis, Chaplain
NJ. Daubenspeck, liler.
After the installation, the EaS
tern Star served both lodges
with a splendid lunch, which
was verr much appreciated.
DIR. Rogers was then made
toastmaster and gave most eX
cel!ent toast in honor of The
Pioneer in General. '"
Toasts were responded to as
follows:
"The Pioneer Preacher Rev.
Joseph Davis.
THE Pioneer School and
Teacher" Prof. j. A. Hylton.
"rhe Pioneer Freemason," G.
A. Stephens,
Pioneer Means of Travel and
Transportation" Mayor G. :.
Burney
Rev. Joseph Davis pronounced
the benediction at 1880, and all
went away feeling that il was
good tn have been there.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31
NOTICE.

/ have the official tax list for
Pleasant Valley township. Please
call and pay your taxes when
convenient. To avoid Il penalty
taxes should be paid before jan
uary /. Office first door north
Farmers g. Merchants bank.
adv WARD b. HITCHCOCK.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31
Notice to Correspondents.

Correspondents will please send
items Monday or Tuesday. So
many items arrive late tl.at it is
often impossible to use them until
the next week. Please send items
Monday if at all possible.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31
NOTICE.

To City Taxpayers;
Please call at Fuson s drug
store and pay your taxes, as we
have the tax books there, and
save the per cent being added on
II. STRONG, Collec or.
Adv JAMES CODAY, Deputy
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31
Money to Loan

N. j. CRAIG HAS SOME
MONEY THAT HE DESIRES
TO LOAN ON GOOD, IN,
PROVED FARMS IN ETH.
Err WRIGHT OR DOUGLAS
COUNTIES,
Adv N. u. CRAIG
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31

You can buy any suit Of mems
and boys clothes at Reynolds
store now at closing ont prices.
ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31
Tersely Told Town Tales
Buy it at S,app's. - ADV d.
Eat at Shinpangh's. - Adv.

Groceries, SHlNpAUGH S ADV
Lots of &c aud lor goods al
Stapp's. ADV.
Carbon paper at this Office =
sheets for 90.
Cardboard in all colnrs at the
Mirror Office
OSchool opened Monday after Il
weeks vacation.
Rug free, with s. purchases al
Mrs. James Coday's. ADV. '
Now is the time to bring in
that wood on subscription.
Special Sunday dinner at the
Mansfield Hotel. adv
Save money by buying it at
Stapp's 5c and Zoe stor".--Adv.
If you need u Sprrader, sec
J.C. Carter before YOU buy Adv
Mansfield Mirror and Weekly
Kansas City Star both one year
for 81 20.
Highest Market Prices .paid
for Cream and Eggs mt Shin.
paugh 5. AdN.
Mrs. n. n. Nichols address is
ordered changed from Kansas
City to Mt. Washington.
FoR SALE-Scholafship in the
Central Business College at Sc
dalia. Call at this Office.
The various Christmas ev" eX
crcises were well attended and
good programs were given.
3 Trade s. worth AT Mrs. James
Coday's Millinery Store aud get
handsome rug free. ADV.
buy some good, fresh roasted
popcorn and peanuts at Scheuer'
nlann'S rOaster. adN
G. W. Freeman & Son have
their Fall and Winter Goods all
new STYLES and good values ADV
All persons are forbidden to
hunt, keat matrap on the farms
Of - ~ Nj. 'fHn.kTf:LD,
Adv. G.. W.. MILLER
Buy your wagons and bug
pies from j. ID Reynolds, Ht
has the John Deere, and sou
Know they are the best. ADV
Work has commenced on thf
long talked of overhead bridge
across the Frisco tracks, and it IL
hoped it will be completed as
soon as possible
sE j. ID. Reynolds has just rc
ceived new line Of mems anc
boys high cut shoes and rub
7 bers at reasonable prices. Cal
and see them. ADV.
Good Line Ladies' Furnishings
all nobby and up to the minut'
at Mrs. James Coday's, Whei
you buy S. worth you get "a hand
some rug free. ADV.
We can save you money o'
new subscriptions or renewal:
Tor any magazine or nnwspape'
published. Subscribe for al
your reading matter through
the Mirror office.
We commence December II
until they are all gone, sclllni
our entire line Of Ladies' am
Misses ClOaks ont at cost NOV
come at once and take advantag
of this sale.
hs Adv. j. ID. KEY NOLi)S.
G s. Burney was handed n len
on Christmas by Oscar Rippet
It was so large and fine that
was plenty for four nice pies
Mr.. Rippee raised the lemon 0
his place ~ miles west of towr
which proves we can raise almos
anything in Missouri, even trol
ical fruit.
Regular services will be hel
at the Christian church Sunda,
ian. 3. Subject at II am, I'll
New Year and It's Possibilities;
7.30 D. m ''The Church in lie
C:lorified State" Let everybod
attend these services and het
these topics discussed by I'll
minister, Rev. w. ii. Anderson
We have just received inform
ton that the First National NJ
series of. Rochester, N. Y, wan
lady or gentlemen represent
tives in this section to sell, :
I,inds of Roses. Shrubs, Tre,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31

Enjoy one of those special
Sunday dinners at the Mansfield
Hotel next Sunday, adv
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31
Purely Personal Paragraphs

Prof. j. A. Hylton was In
Springfield last week
| Boyd Turner of Newburg
spent the Holidays here.
DR.. r. B. Fuson of Springfield
was here during the week.
Miss Blanche Burney came
home last week from Kansas City
| Prosecuting Altorney-elect &.
! II. jackson was here during the
week
| MT. Fullinton S of Springfield
visited W. b. Fullington's this
week.
| G Il. Brott's spent Christmas
with home folks near Mountain
Grove.
Virgil Martin of Ava visited
with his cousin. Ralph Hylton,
Monday.
CIV. .Tripp's and Marvin Miller
spent Christmas at Mrs. r.. e..
Rupees.
J. II. Robinett's of Mountain
Grove spent Christmas at O. L.
Rohinett's.
| Mrs & W. Shelton and children
have returned from their visit at
Springfield.
j.. n. Craig has been acting as
telegraph operator for the Fris'
60 at Cedar Gap.
O. ID. MorriSS and wife OF
Springfield visited G S.Burney s
during the holidays.
w. O. Rippee and G. G. Morris
.of the Cedar Gap neighborhood
were here Saturday
Miss Mona Osborn of Spring.
field visited her sister, Miss
| Cloe. the first Of the week.
Several from here made trips
during the week to Cedar Gap to
skate on the big pond there
Roy Ellis, superintendent of
SCHOOLS atJGreentield, visited his
sister, Miss Veril, Tuesday.
Il. n. FArren's attended fam
ily reunion at the S. A. Reed
homo in Springfield during the
week
Elmer Gaslill ofFremont, Neb.,
who spent Christmas with his
mother, left for home Tuesday
evening.
Horace FnllingtOn, who has
been attending the Southwestern
Baptist College at Bolivar, Is
visiting home folks.
j. w. Brazeal, manager of the
D. ]. Landers Lumber Co., is
Slightly disfgured but still ir
the ring by a very sore thumb
Harry Martin of Ava left Tues
day evening for Ell Paso, Texas
to visit his family, whoare spend
ing the winter there
OC. C.Blankenship's have moved
to 5-acrc tract near Mansfield
which they recently purchased
through w. b. Hitchcock.
Prosecuting Attorney &. b
Garnerof HartviIle was here las
, week and gave instructions fol
, the removal of all slot machines
, A. L. Taylor's have been herr
q from Lockwood visiting relatives
going from here to Jefferson Cit,
where Mr.. Taylor will act as
senate clerk for State Senator L
l.. Moore of Lamar, during tn
. coming session of the Legislature
!. w. j. Tripp of Waldron, Kas.
n arrived here last week for visi
!, with relatives. His family ha
Il been here some time. For seve
j. years Mr.. Trip was engaged i,
the livery business here and wa
d acquainted with everybody fo
:, miles around, but he notes man
g changes since that time.
: Some time ago VINO. Roselin
II and Robert Noble came her
y from Crawford, Neb. and bough
II land near Ava. They were )
le well pleased with the countr
=. that they sent forth a good rt
A. port, and last week D NJ Fowler
r. and Miss Ethel, w. Fl. and Cha.
Is Roselins arrived here frol
q, Crawford to join Messrs. Ros'
II lins and Noble are known, on a,
,s count of their resemblance to til
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31
Farm Loans

At lowest prevailing rates.
No delay,
Adv. GEO, B FREEMAN.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31
Aged Negro Dead

nyiPhelps died about noon
Thursday of old age. Uncle
Tany," as he ,wasknown far aud
wide, was Manstield,s only negro
i-and was, probably, the oldest
person in the.state of Missouri.
The exact date of his birth is un-
iinOwn, but from what we have
been able to learn, he was per-
haps 115 years old. He came to
Wright county about 30 years
ago from Kentucky with the fam
'iiyl of Robert Murray. and had
resided in Mansfield about 20
years. Since the death of his
wife last June, his needs have,
beenlooked after by John Strong
under instructions from DIR. F. B.
Fuson of Springfield, who was
president of the state board of
health under Gov. H. S. Hadley's
administration, the negro having
formerly been in the doctors
employ. Interment took place
Saturday afternoon in the Mans
tield cemetery, where short
service was conducted by Rev.
Joseph Davis OF the Cumberland
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Mabel Hatcher, aged 40,
a colored resident of the county
near Hartville, died Monday of
organic lesion of the heart. The
body was brought here to be
prepared by Undertaken +. +.
Lenhart for shipment to Nevada,
Mo, for interment Tuesday.
| The infant child of Mr.. Mays
and wife Of near Olathe died this
week and was buried yesterday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31
Market Report

Eggs. ......27f Butter",,.l5f
Springs. -. 81 Old Hens. 81
Greentlides1lf Ducks ~. 81
FatTurkeys lag Geese ~. n
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-31

The infant child of Mr.. Mays
and wife Of near Olathe died this
week and was buried yesterday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-15
LEGAL.

FRANK q. Drsnnins. 81 Taylor St. To
). Ed. Hasen, 81 Fillmore St.. Topeka.
18Th District
Cvote for one.l
Allison J. Little. - Strait st., Oelkland-
Robert Stone. Euclid and Highland
AYES. Topeka TWP. arseF * go z
Q. K. swayss. 1As Van Buran D.. ra-
County Treasures
(Vote for one.)
7. b. Boyd, 1895 Bolles Ave-, Topeka.
e. A. Campbell. 81 Western Ave-. To
Art Hargi.. sss Kansas Ave-. Topeka.
REGISTER Of Deeds
Wote for one:l
Roland Aedlicott. 1851 Western Ava.
ralph W. squirss. 1890 Quincy g.. To-
R F. rasksr. 1sos Central Park Ava.
Harry v. whitlow. 1sso Polk st.. To-
Arthur j. Bolinser. 1866 Topeka Ave-.
Topeka.
A. c. Bartsll. I'LL Van Buren, st.. To
Hugh Mcfarland. 100 Harrison st..
sSessne
L. L. Kisns. ~ Van Buren, g.. Topeka.
John H. Rinehart. 1851 Garfield Ava,
superintendent Of Public Instruction.
John F. Eby. 1879 Fillmore st.. Topeka
County survsy %c,. ,o- on.,
J. A. Campbell. ll7s Garfield Ave. To
V. r. Parkhurst. lsll N. quincy st.,
cierf Of District Court
c. W. Bower. 12ol Tyler st.. Topeka
County ASSESSOR
County commissioner. First bist1ict-
g. c. Lands. 4. r. D. q Sta A.. To.
sam Martin. sm Park St. Sta. A.
! NJ. ". overton, 81 N. Western Ave.
Topeka.
Boyd E. Pollom. r. F. d. I. Sta A.
Topeka.
o. F. Winner. R. F. d. s. sta A.. To
Judge of the Court Of Topeka
| (vote for one.)
| Hugh T. Fisher. 416 Greenwood Ave.
Paul H. Heinz. ia 8. Eighth Ave-. To
Tinkham veale. So Topeka Ave-. To
peka.
Clerk of the e So;t q ser r s1:s
Angelo N. Alt. 1885 College Ave-. TO
polka
Douglas A. Graham. 1910 W. Fourteentl
Lee K Samuel. at Harrison st.. To
fpeka.
Ronald ". Smith. 11s e. Fifth st.. TO
l pelka-
E. p. villepique. TO Tyler St. Topeka
Marshal Of the Court Of Topeka-
George B. Frost. 22o W. sixth Ave-. TO
Silver Lake Township
Trustee. J. T. Kennett. r. p. D. = TO
Ipoka.
Clerk. J. B. Harrington. r. r. p. Il
Silver Lake.
Treasurer. Frank A. Barney. r =. q
II, Silver Lake.
0enoken Township
trustee. John A. Mitchell, r. =. D. =
Clerk. J. F. vanorsdol. n. +. D. 8 II
pelka.
Treasurer. Wote for one) ]. ". yrey
r. p. 70. Elmont. and Roy J. smith. = :
d. .. Elmont.
Soldier Township-
Truustes. Albert Bartram. r =. p
Elmont.
Clerk. Albsrt woostsr. n =. p. 4 =
; mont.
Treasures. n X. Rsan. n ,. D. : q.
| jussies Of tn Psaea. 3. 4. Bahr. h.
d. 4 sta A.. Topeka
constahse. Frank Dosa. r. =. p. = ID
!, Topeka Township
Trustee. (vote FOR onel =. LemenhegDe!
& =. = Topeka. ard John + 1tNul
! c'sek. tvsee 81 - 1sank 49, ~
IS Isss Is 60
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-15
LEGAL.

LEGAL.
John 4. Cleveland. ioss quincy s.. 70
peka.
I: u. Grandon. 1sls r1l,mre ST. Topeka.
County comm aSdP9sc- F oss District
Frank b. simms. SIS n. Kansas Ave-.
s aodRsass Young. 800 1sayweii st.. Topeka.
G. W. Milton. ~ W. Sixth Ave-. To-
Clerk Of the &c: Court ,e q TeDss s... :.
Marshal Of the Court Of Topeka
q. A. Wienelss. rs Polk St. Topeka-
Trussss, Josiah Haksmirs. n. =. D. IA
Monmouth Tewnsh.p-
CLERK, Harris Anderson. R F. D. II.
:, Ti S;ssEi.sd, esots' 4. CUSHIONS R r D
WliIiamsport Townshap-
Trustee, F. A. Pratt. Wakarusa; John
g. Renyer. r e p, q. Wakafusa-
Trustee, William Dickson, r. F. d. n.
Auburn; U. H. Moore. Auburn.
Clerk. F. NJ Moran, R. F. D. q Au-
Treaurer. VIM. Rsnyer. r. F. D. n
Wakarusa.
Dover Township
Trustee. Adam Dags. r. =. .. ~. Au-
burn.
Clerk. Ross Kennedy. r. F. D. a
| Treasures. r. H. Alexander, Valencia.
Precinct Committeeman
(Vote for one ID each prscinct)
| FIRST WARD.
First Precinct-,John Dowler. s4 n
iG NJ. Williams. so N. Tyler st., Topeka.
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LEGAL.

~s>"-e,''> = - >S~ses
Ave-. Oakland.
Treasurer. Jvote for one, Fred Ludine-
ton: 20 Michigan Ave: oakland. ana o.
H Queen. r. F. b. :. Topeka. and B. r.
Williams. 2ss Forest Ave-. oaklond.
R. F. D. T. Topeka, ana 4. ". Ward. soi
Forest Ave-, Oakland. psssss- zxsrssz<
Tecumseh Townshtp-
cumseh.
Clerk: A. K DsLons. R. +. D. II Ts-
Tressursr; 9: n; Norris. Tsoumssh-
Trustee. b. A. Mckee. r. =. D. g. Rich.
land.
Trustee. tvote for onel Albert Eber-
hart. Wakarusa. and Frank o. johnson,
R. F. D. q. Wakarusa.
Clerk, c. H. Jordan, Wakarusa: .
Justice Of the Peace. J. J. Messinssr. R
F. D. 20, Berryton.
Trustee, walter Black, n. r. D. n, Au.
burn.
Clerk, H. L. Bulklsy r. F. D. =. Au.
burn.
Treasurer. W. 8. Kelley. R. F. d. q
Justice Of the Peace. Walter c. Davis
R. F. D. q. Auburn. and George Lunn
Constable. (vote for two) H. W: Mccon
Ransdsil. r. F: 8. =. Auburn.
trustee. W. N. Lyttls. r. r. y. =
Clerk. Abe Rogers. willard.
Treasurer. John r. Tomson. Dover.
Trustee o. B. Eddy, n. r. D. .. Topeka
| Clerk. w. H. Anderson. r. r. d. Z. To
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