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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-05-17

horses that are tough. enduring. and
acclimated. possessed OF a knowledge Of
the country they win wear out thousands
OF American horses before We lick the
hardy Mexicans to a standstill. All Of
our moves or less recent experience in
warfare has taught us these things. II
Sheridan used up several hundred horses
per week In his Shenandoah Valley cam
paign. in a country that lies at the
threshold of the National Capital, We
can calculate. in q measure, what a
war with Mexico will cost us in the way
of horsefiesh.
And while on the subject of the VAL
ley We find that a good deal of interest.
locally, is being manifested in regard to
the short ship valley circuit that the
live wire racing secretary, Thomas Cam
non, is at work on just at present. The
racing card dates for Winchester are
September s, .. 10 and IL. The Staunton,
Harrisonburg. and Martinsburg dates
will be printed as soon as Mr.. Cannon
cap get them in hand. ID. ]. Mccarthy,
Javins Brothers, and w E. Miller, of
this city; z. r. Hall and Frank Robin
son, of Brandywine. Prince George coun-
ty, who owns the fast trotting stallion.
Hal Hardin, are all interested in the Val
ley circuit Mr.. Robinson was in town
during the week, and stated that Har-
din was having a very successful season
and. at its conclusion. would be prepared
and raced by himself.
a.. ssss
The weather Of the past week, has. for
the most part, been favorable for speed
Developments. II. S. Croy. at Brightview
Farm. let down a notch all of his young
sters. as did f. F. Hall, on his vir-
ginia farm; J. c. Mott. at Rockville. and
w. Z. Miller and Alonzo Corbin at the
Gentlemen's Driving Park. I. NJ. Craw-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-05-17
YOUTHFUL COUPLE WEBS.

Rockville. Md, May 16.-Miss Pearl God
frey. aged eighteen. FaIle Church. Va,
and Alton B. Skillman, aged twenty two,
OF Washington, were married in Rock
Vile yesterday aftern- N by Rev. Samuel
r. White, of the Baptist Church, at the
home OF the minister
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-05-17
DENMARK's KING IN PARIS.

Paris, May liking Christian X, OF
Denmark, arrived here from London to-
day to visit President Poincaire. He ia
accompanied by the Qpeen.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-05-17
McCdmmon Is Beaten
In Chevy Chase Match
DR.. Lee Harlan Captures High Golf Honors for
Best Score in Final Round Of First
Sixteen-Notes of Tourney.

Dr. Lee L. Harlem, Of Columbia, won
high honors yesterday afternoon when
he defeated Ormsby McCammon, Chevy
Chase, in the finals of the first sixteen
IN the fourth annual invitation spring
golf tournament Of the Chevy Chase
Club. by up and ?. By this victory
DR.. Harlan adds to his large collection
a replica of the trophy presented to the
club by ex-President Taft. and will also
have his name inscribed on the trophy.
Morven Thompson, chairman of the
greens committee, came out on top in
! the second sixteen when he beat Daniel
X jackson, Columbia. by up and L
In the third sixteen first prize went to
W. H. Duff, md. Of Oakhurst. Pittsburgh,
who disposed of Reeves Lewis after a
close match by / up. J. H. Clapp, Chevy
Chase. outplayed w. c. Mendenhall.
Chevy Chase, in the finals of the fourth
sixteen by up and to play.
Allan Lard, Chevy Chase. won the
gross prize in the handicap medal COM
petition with score of a, while Frank
Sutton, Chevy Chase, and J. NJ. Cham
berlain, Chevy Chase. tied for first hon
ors, as each turned in low net score of
"a Sutton finished the course in 80 and
handicap of 16. while Chamberlain had
an allowance of IS strokes Lard's card
follows:
Out. stss 55t4+1
.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Match.
In the Harlan McCammon match both
players went out in 43 and returned i'm
% and "a. respectively, the last two holes
not being played. Harlan got a beautiful
on the fourth hole C525 yards, which
is one under par. The cards follow:
DR. Harlan
In-................ 43s5s 4sI1@D
OrmsbS McCammon-
out..--.-.-....... 5i455 t55 e-l3
In.-..-.......----- 44s4ss I-a-T
Probably the best match of the day
came in the semi-finals of the first six
teen, when Ormsby McCammon beat
George Small. Baltimore C. c.. by i up
at 10 holes. McCammon made the first
half in IS and came in in 80, two strokes
over par. With the match even at the
eighteenth, Small got in the bunker, GO
ing to the nineteenth and, after making
two unsuccessful attempts TO get out.
finally conceded the match to Mccain
mon, who was on the green in 3 Nc
Cammon's card:
fn................ sssssssss.ssssSa
Summaries:
FIRST SIXTEEN.
seni-hnab-0rmsby McCzmmnn, Chevy Chase de-
feated George Small Baltimore C. O. by ] up At ls
holes: Dr.. Lee L. Harlan. Columbia. defeated Sam
uel Dalzen Chevy Chase, by up l.
Finals-Dr. Lee l. Harlan defeated Ornsby Nc
Cannon hg I'd and
SECOND SIXTEEN.
Semi -hnals-Dah Il. Jackson, Columbia defeated
o. h Wood. Columbia. hy up and /: Aoryen
Thompson, Chevy Chase. defeated A. B. Leet, Co
lunbia, by l up
Final round-Moyen Thompson defeated Dan K
jackson By up and L
THIRD SIXTEEN.
60, Ia
e NJ. Talcott. Cheyy Chase by up and ); W ii.
Duff, Sd, 0akmont, Pittsburgh, defeated W. q.
Brooks. Mayheld, By l up.
Final round-W. II. Duff 3D., defeated Reeves
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-24
Wild Goose Items

Ny, isn't this fine weather fol
skating? Everybody get their
skates sharpened and we'll have
a big time skating.
Say, is this ideal weather tc
get out in and 9oto a Christmas
tree: G
| George and Jasper Taylor
were in SEYMOUR Friday.
Grover visited his broth
or, Lowern, sunday.
Charley and Johnnie Kelly,
who have been In the northern
part of the state for some time,
returned home Friday.
G. w. Glass. Was a Seymour
visitor Saturday.
Several of the young people
attended the surprise party at
w. A. Gienn's Wednesday, even
ing in honor of Mics Stella, and
report a nice time. Z
Joseph Rushing hauled hay
Saturday. q
Lowern and Grover Land and
George Blankenship spent Sun,
day afternoon at.J. D Kelly's.
John Bacon, who has been at
work in North Missouri the rast
summer, returned home Friday.
Mite Branstetter's little. SIN,
WoDdrow, lis on the sick list.
MA Blankenship was in Sey.
mour1Friday.
Cleo Kelly called ON George
Bhnkenship Thursday evening.
The Pleasant Knob school is
dismissed this week on account
OF tIRics.
Tip Dixon's little boy is on
the sick list this week.
JAKEY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-24
Antrim Articles ;,

Oh, my. Ice, icier, iciest.
. Friday will be Christmas.
J. r. Deckard went, to Hart.
vile Tuesday. arg
Go to w A. Glenn's for your
Christmas goods.
NJ. A. Blankenship and
son, George, went to Seymour
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lee Rushing is on the
sick list.
Master r Gilbert Dixon has
pneumonia.
! Miss Edna Deckard's. schoo1
closed Friday and she Is at home
again.
Everybody listen. We think
we will hear wedding bells ring
ing about Christmas at the G
W. Mackey home.
Johnnie and Chirlie Kelly and
John Bacon returned home las,
week from Osborn.
Jordan Mackey's, of Kansas,
expect to spend Christmas with
his mother and other relatives.
The surprise party at W. A.
Glenn's, given in honor of Miss
Stella's birthday anniversary,
was we'll attended and all report
a good time.
George Blankenship called al
j. D. Kelly's last Sunday.
There will be a Christmas tree
at ]. H Shimel's Christmas eve
Everybody cordially invited.
Church was well attended al
No. 5 school house Saturday
evening.
TOPsY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-24
Bryant Breezes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Wallace
are the proud parents of a baby
! girl. Mother and child are get
ting along nicely, while less is
wearing a made to order smile
which will never wearoff.
Mrs. P. H, McCrite visited at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Jesse Wallace, the latter part ni
the week
Vernie Borders has returned
from Tarkio.
Misses Stella Berger. Lillian
McCrite and Robert McCrite
visited at the home of NJ. l.. An.
drews Sunday.
Gertrude Avery and Rober,
MeCrite visited the Flint Point
school Tuesday.
Flint Point school will be dis
missed from Wednesday of this
week until Tuesday of mex,
week. Miss Berger will spend
her vacation at Ava and Vera
Cruz,
jim Smith, who moved to this
country recently, is very sick.
The pie supper at Oak Grove
Friday night was a success. AL
present report good time.
Miss Avery has dismissed hei
school for Christmas week. She
will be with home folks in Mans
field.
Ionic Miller and Charley Ar
nett have returned home fol
Christmas vacation.
wish the kind editor and al
the subscribers a Merry Christ
mas and a Happy New Year.
FRANKEY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-24
Marke, Report

Eggs s,.,..2 PSF Butter. ....1Sf
Springs ... 81 Old Hens 81
GreanHidesIis Ducks Il. sf
FatTnrkeys14f Geese s.. o.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-24
Prompt Action viii Stop Your
Cough

When you catch a cold (often
indicated by . snee7e or cough.
break it up at once. The idea that
1T does not natter often leads
to serious complications. The
remedy which Immediately and
easily penetrates the lining Of
the throat is the kind demanded.
DR.. Kings New Discovery soothes
the irritation, ,loosens the phlegm
You feel better at once. 1T
seemed to reach the very spot Of
my Cough" is one of many hon.
est testimonials. Soc, at your
Druggist. Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-24
Purely Personal Paragraphs

RI. Afford was in Springfield
yesterday, =. z
Elmer Ungles' are now located
near Bethany
g. w. Shelton spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Springfield,
Dr.F. III. Riley and wife are Wis.
iting at Olathe, Kas and Kansas
City. l.
Mrs. G W. Brewer is visiting
relatives in Tennessee, after an
absence of eight years
Messrs. Baltzell and Hutchin.
son OF the Frisco were here in
their private cars SATURDAY.
Mrs. LIN. Reece Of 9rookfield
and L. F. Recce of Columbia are
visiting at o. l.. Robinett's.
]. B. Quigley was here during
the week from Ava. He Is inter.
estrd in several hydro electric
projects.
S. w. Clark, the st. George
blacksmith, WAS here last week,
having work done by DR.. p. Fl.
Riley, the dentist.
Landlord F. D. Mooney of : the
Mansfield Hotel, accompanied hy
his daughter, Miss Alice. spent
yesterday in Springfield "a
F. S. White of Springfield wis
here yesterday. He had been to
Ava to conduct farmers meet
ing under the auspices of the
State BOlrd of Agriculture, but
no meeting was held on account
of the inclement weather.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-24
Norwood Route No. One

Dear editor and correspond
ents, doesn't it seem as though
King Winter, with u goodly sup
ply of cold weather, snow ant
ice, is here?
| Mr.. frances married daugh
ter is here visiting her parents
and will stay until after the hol
idays.
Ollie, Fred, Alva, Rubie anl
Nellie Frye and John Shores
wife and children, called at Geo
Shores Saturday night. They
stayed until late bed time and
had a nice time.
Mrs. W. F. Stone and Miss
Leota Bren.linger returned
home Tuesday evening after a
few days VISIT at John Frye's.
Mrs. Frank jarrett has been
in Springfield the past severat
days. Her sister and husband,
MIR. and Mrs. Virgil Anderson,
are keeping house for her dur
ing her absencp.
Thomas Royal came in home
Friday night and expects to
spend the remainder of the win.
ter at home.
Maude Shores was an after.
noon caller at John Frye's Fri
day.
The ice has been fine for >kat-
ing all last week. Fred Frye
has been enjoying it to a full ex.
tent.
Arley Findley was about the
only person so far as we know
who was able to travel Sunday.
He was seen slipping and slid
ing down towards John Frye's.
There have been several cows
and horses dying lately. 1t was
thought to be caused from eat
ing shock fodder.
George Shores had bad luck
hunting Saturday afternoon. He.
didn't XIII anything ,except-sime.
and didn't have much of that.
Mr. Bolt lost a horse from
blind staggers Saturday.
Mrs. Letha Grain was quite
sick Sunday.
John Shares was a Norwood
visitor Monday.
PANSY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-24
NOTICE.


| have the Official tax list fot
Pleasant Valley tbwnsbip. Please
cali and pay ypur taxes when
convenient 70 avoid a penalty
taxes should be paid before Jan
uary 1, Office first door north
Farmers & Merchants bank:
adv WARD B. HITCHCOCK.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-24
Money to Loan

N. J. CRAIG HAS SOME
MONEY THAT he DESIRES
TO V LOAN ON GOOD, IN
PROVED FARMS IN ETH
ER WRIGHT OR DOUGLAS
COUNTIES.
Adv n, J. CRAIG
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-24
do You'ns LAX Possom?"
Possom meat am good to eat;
Shake dat poss0m down.
His meat am tender, nice an sweet;
Bake dat possom brown

! ouakC uut pOo5Olu UoMu.
His meat am tender, nice an sweet;
Bake dat possOm brown"
! Not long since F. ID. Mooney,
OF the Mansfield hotel had re-
QUESTION from the state of Me-
braska served upon him by the
U. s. officials.
II was not for anything Mr..
Mooney had done ia violation of
the statutes of Nebraska, but it
was for something he had not
done for a citizen of that com
mcnwsalth.
As soon as the proper papers
were served on Landlord Mooney
by Postmaster NJ. E.. German
mine host" got busy.
1t was this way:
While on a visit to his old home
at Crawford, Neb. ). a year or two
since our friend Mooney "brag.
ged" long and loud about the
healthfulness, the scenery and
the varied farming and enter.
prises of the Ozark country, also
of the fine fruits growing wild
here, and many of these stories
were taken with q grain OF salt"
by those prairie wheat raisers to
whom black jack sapling would
look like forest, and our friend
was called upon for the proof.
To clear himself of a charge OF
perjury of which he knew him.
self innocent, he then and there
did acclaim and covenant that
before each and every succeed
ing Christmas he would, while
life and reason remained, pro-
cure, foster, care for, box and
ship to one Ed. Thompson, q res.
ident of the town ana state
aforesaid, If he be living; II not,
then to bis heirs if any there be,
otherwise to his assigns forever,
one or more iine, tat sleek, live
and griming persimmon.fed
Earring that Moopsy
might forget the obligation made
in good faith and while enjoying
good health of body and mind,
the plaintiff, Ed. Thompson. did
then and there, in the city first
above described and state afore.
said, take mp his pen and did
appeal to and admonish
the said F. d. Mooney aforesaid.
70 fulfill. execute and dispatch to
the said Ed. Thompson without
seeming delay, the aforesaid
proof of his boast. To which in.
strument of writing the afore.
said Ed. Thompson did affix his
5rne ard legible signature, and
therenpon gave custody of the
said instrument of writing into
the hands of the proper U. S.
officer for service, and said Off
Ger did then and there affix his
seal and forwarded said instru.
ment to said Postmaster Cor
man, who served without delay,
said requisition as aforesaid.
Mooney bought four as pretty
half.grown, guaranteed to be per.
simmon fed oppossoms as you
ever saw from the opposom
farm of Jack Rippee. they were
duly boxed and expressed to Ed.
Thompson, Crawford, Ned, and
bur landlord of the Mansfield
Hotel is safe for another year at
least from that source.
"Charv dat 'possom,
Charv dat 'possom, chil'en,
Chary dat 'possom-
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-24
Thermometer Readinss

A thermometer hanging on
the northeast front of the Mans.
field Hotel gave the following
records at6 O'Clock each morn.
ing during the past week:
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-24
Route Number Two.

=
John Brentlinger made bus
mess trip to Hartville Wednes
day.
viii Hale returned from Texa
last Saturday night.
Robt. Brewer had the misfor
tune of being in runaway
(about a month ago) before h.
returned home, from the effects
of which he ia still unable t
walk very satisfactorially.
j. W. Edwards and Sam Let
singer killed hogs Tuesday.
Rev. Joseph Davis attended
church Sunday and diced al
Marion Letsinger's. He spen,
Sunday night and until Monday
evening at J.'W. Brentlinger's.
| Paul Williams saved woad for
several Of his nrighbors last
week.
One of Link Letsinger's little
girls is suffering with diph.
liberia.
George Brewer has been en-.
gagged in a laudable occupation
that of hauling wood.
Misses Eunice Height and
Leota Brentlinger spent Tues
day night with Miss Thelma Ed
wards.
/ Wasn't the last issue OF the
Mirror pretty:
George Grain must be plan.
ming a big spread" for Christ
mas. judeing from how busy he
is hauling wood.
Leonard Perkins accompanied
his his cousins, Floyd, home Sat.
urday night and stayed until
Sunday.
Bessie and Frank Gris>om are
staying at C. L Brach's to go toI
school, and Richard is staying
at Arthur Friends.
.asra G. W Bre~ee s,&stsd 30
Tennessee Friday morning.
where she intends spending the
holidays and visiting old friends
for about a month.
Verr Williams is improving.
John and Albert Bren:linger
made n short afternoon call there
Sunday.
The roads are certainly dan
gerous for travelling unless one
is well supplied with ice shoes.
Paul Williams and daughter,
Miss Rose. who have been visit
ing friends in Springfield, came
home Sunday morning.
Miss Marian Riley went to
Oiathe, Kansas. Saturday morn
ing to spend the, Christmas hol.
days with her grandmother.
MRS Harley Stout is suffer
ing with a severe cold
Miss Luda Peabody came
home last week and her mother,
taking advantage of the opportu-
nifty, went to Kansas to visit her
son, leaving Miss Luda to take
charge of the home.
Miss Thelma Davis is on the
sick list.
Garland Ungles attended the
pie supper in Mansfield Friday
night.
Samp Letsinger and Mrs.
Kinda Rrazeal traded farms last
week
/ hope all the Mirror CORES.
ponden,s and everybody else en-
joys Merry Christmas and Il
Happy New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seph L tsinger
spent Saturday night and Sun.
day with her mother in Mans
tiAld, and the children, Nora.
Ray and Roy, stayed at Paul
Williams.
! Charley, Ray and Alva Brent
linger called on Ralph Brent
linger Sunday afternoon and
went skating.
Mrs. JOS. Davis has been suit,
fering with asthma, but is re.
ported better.
Mr.. Jones, who has been stay
ing with George Grains went
away last week.
| sUKEy.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-24
Two Narrow Escapes

Between B and 4 O'clock Mon
day morning the residence oc.
>cupied by g. w. Shelton's and
owned by Sam King, of Skid
more, kas., was totally destroy
ed by fire. together with most Of
the contents.
Mrs. Shelton and children
were visiting her sister in
Springfield at the time, and Mr.
Shelton was at home alone. He
was awakened by the barking OF
his dog The fire had then
made such headway that there
was no time to save much from
the house. and Mr.. Shelton es.
capped with only his clothes and
a few household articles. Even
then his hair was singed by the
flames. If it had not been for
the barking of the dog he would
probably have lost his life. \
The origin of the fire is un'
known, but it is thought it must
have caught from the fiue or
chimney, as the only stove in
which there was a fire was a
new one and IL was closed so no
fire could have fallen out.
There was $500 insurance on
the house.
Mr.. Shelton's loss was about
$500 with $500 insurance.
Mr., Shelton's recently came
here from Spickard, and they
have the sympathy of our peo
pie in their loss.
Mrs. B.. F. Stone had a mai
row escape from a horrible
death Tuesday afternoon abou,
3 O'Clock.
Mrs. Stone and others were a,
the M. E church practicing fm
the Christmas exercises. A car
of gasoline about one third full
was in the church, having beer
supplied for the gasoline light
ing system before the in
stallation of the electric lights ir
the building. Mrs. Stone pro
cured the can and started
pouring the fluid into the stove
at the top, standing on seat,
when the can exploded setting
fire to her clothing. She rar
4 from the church to the street
and fell on the ice. Frank Rip
pee and Oran Moore, who hap
pened to be skating on the slee
near the scene hurried to hel
assistance and extinguished tht
flames before she was seriously
burned, However, she received
many severe and painful burns
bet it was short OF miraculous
that she was not burned I,
death, and her many friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
| The explosion also damage,
the church somewhat, bnt a fev
buckets of water prevented tn,
spread Of the fire In the church
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-24
TONIGHT.

The various Sunday schools
viii appropriately observe Christ
mas eve tonight
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-24
Tersely Told Town Tales

y d.
Eat at Shinpaugh's. Adv.
Holiday Goods at Stapp's. -Ad
Groceries. SmNPAuGH 's--Adv
Carbon paper at this Office
sheets for &c.
Cardboard in all colors at the
Mirror office
Good Line of Holiday Goods
at tStapp's. Adv.
Rug free with S. purchases at
Mrs. James Cnday's. ADV.
Now is the time to bring in
that wood on subscription.
Buy your Christmas Cards
and Booklets at Slapp's-Adv.
Special Sunday dinner at the
Mansfield Hotel. adv
II you need Spreader, see
J.C.Carter before you buy Adv
Hensley & lensley for your
Christmas meats and groceries,
ADV.
Mansfield Mirror and Weekly
Kansas City Star both one year
for 81 20.
Make yourself a Christmas
present by renewing your sub
scription
Highest Market Prices paid
for Cream and Eggs ut Shin.
paugh 3. ADV.
The A. r. g. A. NJ. and o. E. S.
lodges will hold joint installa'
tion of officers Dec. %.
For SALE-Scholarship in the
Central Business College at Sc.
,taalia. Call at this Office.
Buy some good, fresh rnasted
popcorn and peanuts at Seheuer.
mann's roaSter. adv
Enjoy one OF those special
Sunday dinners at the Mansfield
Hotel next Sunday. adv
81 Ca W. .sFreeman s. Son have
their Faa and, Winter Guods all
new styles and gond values Adv
Make that friend of yours q
Christmas present 50 times by
handing us a dollar for yeir's
subscription to the Mirror.
98All persons are forbidden to
hunt, shoot or trap on the farms
of J NJ. THlRKrELD,
Adv. G. w. MILLER.
J. D. Reynolds has just re-
ceived new line of mems and
boys high cut shoes and rub
bers at reasonable prices. Call
and see them. ADV.
Christmas Goods in abundance
ALI nobby and up to the minute
at Mrs. James Coday's, When
you buy S. worth you geta hand.
some rug free. Adv.
Some nicely printed calling
cards would make an appreciat.
ed Christmas present. You can
get them printed at the Mirror
Office in the latest style mt a
moderate price.
We can save you money on
new subscriptions or renewals
for any magazine or newspaper
published. Subscribe for all
your reading matter through
the Mirror office. @
We commence December IA,
until they are all gone, selling
our entire line of Ladies' and
Misses Cloaks out at cost Now
come at once and take advantage
OF this sale.
Adv. ]. D. REYNOLDS.
We have just received informa
tion that the First National Nur
series OF Rochester, N. Y, want:
lady or gentlemen representa-
tives in this section to sell al
kinds of Roses, Shrubs, Trees
and Seeds. They inform US tina
without previous experience it II
possible to make good wages ev
cry week. Any one out Of en-
ployment write them for terms
and enclose this notice. ADV.
City Marshal Roe Strong wa!
atPorto Rico, Mo-, last week ol
private detective business. He il
il associated with the Springfield
Detective Agency, which has al
Office in the Woodruff building
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-12-24
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Farm Loans

At lowest prevailing rates,
No delay.
Adv. GEo, b FREEMAN