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colt N trade Including everybody tho idea
is mt forward 20 open the cotton ex-
changes which have closed under TINS
startling new aud serious condition OF
affairs. 50 that laws OF supply ana de-
nond may have fun sway aud the planter
suffer to the benefit Of the foreigner VINO
would he able to secure large amount
of present uuwantcd cotton very much
below the cost Of production
"In this respect the situation lS likeneh
90 tho enforced sale Of securities on tho
stack Exchange. producing general loss
Ia the community which II serves TINS
loss would fall not only upon the planter
but upon every one with whom ne mas
dealings. from the storeF"eper to tho
highest and largest bankers In the land,
in short upon everybody.
AFTER Years OF agitation the exchanges
are closed. and after eight weeks or eN-
pericncp the South Is asking mat they
he opened they viii be opened Just as
soon as the avenues Of credit are restored
and AS soon as the Liverpool exchange
cam omen Should this exchange omen
alone 20 invite All OF the hcdF" selling
from every country against The Egyptian
crop and the India crop, as well rs the
American crop? Can tho American SPIN
ucrs and the American cotton goods trade
stand mp against such pressure Nouln
il result I'm everybody In the South try
Ing to sell at once" These are some OF
| the problems the trade has TO consider
"Cummittecs are working day and night
! 20 solve these questions and 10 arrange
| that when 1t is proper to 10 so the rN'
! change viii open Meantime, II syn
/ dictate among the American sp'nners could
be arranged to buy 100000 n 1000, OoC
/ bales M prices below the cost Of pro-
/ durtion. " would 20 Gar 20 assist In sc
doing WHY should they not do this, ~
4 hprkcrq have done In the past to assist
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DI,IpENDs AND INTEREST.
The Rssce Button Hcl, Machine Company
DIVIDEND NO. ia g.

\ quarterly dividend 81 three psr cent
has hecu declared payable october H.. 1879
10 o,khollrr. 81 record AZ tna close 90
business O.toher T. 1874
rKANCIS 4 SII;N. President
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Reece Folding Machine Company
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND NO. 22 u

\ quarterly dividend OF one per cont b.
bnru declared payable october -. lnlA
s'orl tho.ders Of record NJ tho close Of low.
ness October L. lHlt
FRNNcIS A SHEA. rEss.as=:-
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The Week. CIearnnces.

,,
The weeks ti'a'"'',S l"'oN T,ay |
Norway. i4N'o4N pounus' HsIo1' o-''''iY !
pounds iaNt". WV $50 POu.'ts -. .,,p.i I
4.siNll6 pounds Leghorh "'E',tI ppu''ua'
London, li'o.22o pounds Nl'iC.eS, ,.n !
ln"N.'4N p'uhHsi' h"tI'. u'n'' "'''.,''
pounds; swansea, ll-l+' p"u"uS 90
l2.Ilh,I6t POUNDS S'hVe t"r W -
abroad shipments from Ne" l"lh nay
been 6s,2t'N," pounds OF 'VP',' -"
addition to TINS mere n"se oc ~ S'6G
m'h's from h'''''''''e VI '''''
100000 pounds. 80, .,..
The inohth OF '''o.'E W." -
perpendicular drop OF go per o'n,. ~ '.e
production OF rthhtl '"pp' r, A',orOu-E ~
Information oh'nlh.i from ''aN''E ',''
Ing Interests rms s.'e.I DC , ,.,'
~ q Ir.nfd y''.u %, ,, ',|- 'i,n,, ,"ontns Of
the year. Thn october production is not
expected TO reflect full months cur
ta.lmen' to tne extent OF .o per cen, our
IL was r y"sI er ~, ,na1rr,t Il The lead
~ the larger mines was qu cidy followed
hy 'h" smaller ones va WIN A. ,, M'''.',1
.'.' ~ ',,,,,s ,.r,.r,iy
.,,,', t,,1,. os,,,,, ~ rrar,d conner ,not
a. ,-,.,,,,... Iro1u,,rs Assoc
/ 'tl,,it,a,, g., r,,1.-s,ood 70 have been nor
49, 30 An ooo 400 and its.0OO
~ ~ ~, ,,i,, ,,r A,,,rs, according
ffV,a4 F.a
~, Sa,,,c,,her y,.Il mas shown some
,,llinr on "a rrnucrs during the past
,,',,h t.,ou come cornizance OF the
I .,,,tt,r r,irc and sreliar contribution
~. NichoIs refinery early In tho month
+ ga, ,,s production down 20 80 per cent. OF
...,ras.ty according 10 Or William IT,
. &t.roIs som, OF the smaller rofurr."S
h.r4n TO trim sails while there were !u-
stances OF renuoriss continuing thc'r
,rcr,tlons at top speed throughout the
month
puriul. the coming month. however.
evary p. Nucrv I'm the country will have
cut its production down 90 fully so per
cent. Of capacity. The extent OF ms cur
tai!mcnt may he best realized in the fol-
lowing compilation (poundsD
C,,,,,,v. I,ro-pcc,. i've.
N.cho,s Conner Co ..... 3o.' 1901. - .n'. 900 osl
Ra-itan Copper Works 4''"' d" -, .. . ~ y
Baltimore c9prer q, e"g M H., H., C CS SaS
4 , So,Ns y, amin, co s,'.o,,,Do 10. oo5 IA
B,lbaGit Smelling x Re.
fn'us CO. ,.... 5000 !, ~" an,
Anaconda Corner N,m"s g,ss.. :, 500,
rIi,H1n,, CJi., f-n0uU e.s,a, ..
,rho Or, ,,r,test to Washington In be-
,,,is -, '.o,,.',. Industry against the
,,'flt,,,, ,n % rc,,tr,l y..s,ls containing
'o,,,o- cnrsi-rs5 10 Dutch ports from
,,,l.,rt,,',, -,r,dpc,rs VS. made during
-. ,,.,aI, =, S,,.,-or Stuo,t 81 I-tlh bv
w., rr,or,o,ioral Metals selling Company.
,.hiIb t,r1les a larue amount OF conner
,nn,,a,I,
IN. tsio--ar, road "A follows. british
C,o,,o,,,,,,or,,s i,terforcnco conner shin,
-, ,.,,,r,l bo,tnr,s Ro.terdan sarl
.i, a,d,r,.r. CONNER industry thi.
-'',,rtr,. Anr,al 4, Won AS senator repre.
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Company and Term
u'k service Investment
o Boston, quarterly ,
W =. Bouhright. quar-
'erlv ....... --..r. b.
IIillcrcst col icrics, quar-
fCr'y .... ...... .. 'f .
Earturky Securities Cor
p1ratiou, quarterly
pcuns,Ivania Lighting,
uutrtcrly ......
southern Sew England
Telephone quarterly
United Electric H"curl'
tics semi animal ....
CINCINNATI wort and
CuNIrr'un Light dna
Traction, uu'rtrr.y. .,,
CluDiuut'I NtNplrt anf
Cu,urtuu laght AN,
Traction. quarterly 90.
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year ago there was surplus OF ~ bN, 900
and two years ago there was "a surplus OF
t.7So, 800
The State Banking Department reports
the condition OF the state banks and
trust companies not reporting to tho
Clearing House as follows:
Loans and investments $3.50 54a 100 Dec SIC og 900
Gold .................. 1885. coo Inc. lsy, 600
Currency and bank - $500.
notes .................. 1864. 200 Inc. ltG no
Total deposits ....... 6iI,O6j.O 900 Dec. f.4ts 200
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

receipts and pay warrants Of the Treasury
shows,
Yesterday This month Fiscal year.
Rcceipta ...... s. 6l4S4f Si.GlA H8 Sl17 7S3 2la
Pay warrants 2,9lsoB 2.sl30N .o3 0ii a3l
pchcit .... 81 3PN s01 Sl,39S so2 s-G19IOls
Recelpts from customs yesterday, Ng9 go; in
terual revenue ordinary S7Nl.47G; corporation
tax $50 COZ. and miscellaneous, Sl6d,70i
National bank notes received for redemption.
g. "ia3 800
me cash statement OF tho United states
Treasurer for October shows:
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Members e tho Cotton Exchange were
reading with marked interest circular
issued Yesterday hr : r Hubbard. head
OF IN, Nr,r OF Hubbard Eros X Co one
suggestion put forward IN IN" nature nj
a query hv MI Hubbard is likely 10
prove of unusual interest to students OF
economies. especially In relation 10 tn"
functions performed by commodity cN-
changes rs Mr. Hubbard clearly points
out tho sc'.uc. Of economies has been
bui,t up out Of presidents finally ac-
r.ot.d as proved sound and trustworthy,
much as the common law - the Anglo
Saxon owing 20 the presidents "stAb-
ilshed in previous world wars the STOCK
cX,hlrcts were closed 10 prevent
slaughter 81 security values, nut gram
and produce exchanges We're kept onen
H.ce,Is. experience had shown that the
,i,etrItrtfnp of food supplies from the
countries az peace 10 those which were Al
war was a. vital service - mankind.
There is however, uu economic p'''e-
dent ra- action iu regard 90 inc COTTON
rycgauC,s 200 the event Of WORLDWIDE W'r
81 the time when ters" econ me ''"N
we're developed. which governed the "per-
.t,r Of stock exchanges and grain OK
,r,r,ss" saws Mr. Hghhard, cotton had
90. hoc1rra IN article NJ universal ms"
therefore YOU will not md In any text BOOK
ON economies any prrc.p|" or precedent
upor which the cotton trade conld a't
under the present conditions y, must
make It's own rrrced"n's ond rs own
,orotc l,yys 20 No studied by future
generations as method 70 be followed.
'''rhe present condition OF AFFAIR Is a
calamity az severe upon the holders ~
on.,o, ~ the producers Of cotton IN us
losses. as though At VS. an e'rthqnaEe'
0re or an epidemic Of cholera or the
rl,erh They are helpless 10 DO more
man t. hold the majority OF the CROP
which they have depended upon as me
result 81 years Of experience 10 turh'sH
rhen wi.h food and money
ITO prevent the cholera or me pleFu,
4 from bee ming dangerous 70 life AND
/ rropertv the people through their GOV
| err nerts. maintain guarantees ana
/ medical force 70 stamp them out. TheN
MIGHT be rermit'ed to spread az of wore
/ on tho theory that when 'he epidemic
c,oe .v,r tho survivinC people would have
/ le.. competition and therefore better
! able 10 secure health, wealth ana nap
rir.ss f,r themselves. That would be eS
/ IRENE ugo ~ the law ~ the greatest gpo'
10 the greatest number.
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amounts due from
reserve depOsitOries
and from OF her
banks and trust com
panes In New York
city and eNchangos... b6S 'N3 AD Dec ~. 200
Reserve on deposits. l3s, $50 600 Inc. si73,t
Percentage of reserve, 26f
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-02

Mrs. Young says she enjoys
patching even if it is a lonesome
job.
Sorry to hear of Rev. Joseph
Davis bad luck.
No, Daisy, my initials are not
c. r.
Miss Clarabel Frye called on
Mrs. Case Saturday evening.
Mrs. Young's baby is real sick,
Mrs. Walton sat up there Sun.
day night.
Mrs. Hire and daughters
spent the afternoon at Mrs
Buckles Sunday.
O. l.. Walton and Miss Mary
Pollock attended the All Day
singing at Ashley Sunday.
}. N. Craig and wife called on
Mrs. Walton Sunday evening.
RED WING.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-02
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with Local Applications, as they
cannot reach the seat of the dis
ease. Catarrh is a blood or con.
stitutional disease. and in order
to cure it you must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure
is not a quack medicine. 1t was
prescribed by one of the best
physicians in this country for
years and Is a regular prescrip.
ton. 1t is composed of the best
tOnics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting di.
rectly on the mucous surfaces.
The perfect combination of the
two ingredients is what produ-
ces such wonderful results in
curing catarrh. Send for testi,
mOnialS, free.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Props.
Toledo, O..
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Hall S Family Pills for
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-02
CEDAR GAP


Mrs. |. G. Hart was in Mans
field Friday.
Miss Mabel Ware was IN Scy,
mour Monday.
Little Mae Richmond is real
sick with typhoid.
j. G. Lee and wife visited rela.
tives in Seymour Sunday.
Misses Grace and Ellen Spain
spent Sunday in Mansfield.
Agnes Connolly spent Satur.
day and Sunday IN Norwood.
Mrs. Eddie of San Bernardino,
Cal, is here for a few weeks,
Mrs. J. S. Radeoaugh, of Kan
sas City, is visiting friends here.
DR.. S. f. T'rimblc, of Seymour,
was down Thursday on business.
Alma Connolly, of Norwood, is
visiting her uncle, John Con.
nelly.
Bertha Miller returned to her
home in Seymour Wednesday
night.
Miss Nora Riley, of Mansfield,
visited with Mrs. j. l.. Lee this
week,
Miss Della Ware. of Spring.
field, visited her parents here
Sunday.
Mrs. Wesley HALEY and child.
rem are visiting Tabner Haley
and family.
Miss Lucy Bollinger, of Sey
mour, was down Wednesday Civ.
ing music lessons.
Katie Connolly, Of Springfield,
spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-02
GASCONADE AND PLEASANT
VALLEY
Especial Correspondence

Oh, gee. 1t raincd.
Miss Oma Newton attended
the All Day meeting at Mount
Dale Sunday.
Thomas ROSevcar returned
from the Springfield hospital
Saturday where he has been hav,
ing his eyes treated, and re.
ports them some better.
Miss Ada Rosovcar and Grace
and Florence BartoiT were the
guests of Misses Stella and CleIa
Gasklll Saturday night.
NJ A.. GaSkill and wife attend,
ed the All Day meeting at Mount
Dale Sunday.
G.. W. Cunningham and wife
visited at the home of his niece.
Mrs. viii Berry, in Seymour one
day last week.
Quite a number of our Young
folks attended the ice cream so
cial at W. II. Tarbutton' Satur
day night, and all report a good
time.
Miss Stella Gaskill called or
Lavina Rosvear Sunday.
A. j. Brashcr, of Springfield
has been visiting with his broth
erS, w. A. and Rev. BraSher.
Hugh Gaskill and daughters,
Misses Lou and Ann, visited al
j. J. Brasher's Sunday.
Ellis Newton and wife visited
at her fathers, Thomas Rose
year, Sunday.
TINA.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-02
ANTRIM ~GLEANINGS.
Especial Corrospondcnce)

Sunday school ut the Antrim
school house every Sunday at
2:30 p. IN. Franklin BORDERS,
SUPERINTENDENT.
Don't forget next Saturday is
the It'll
Miss Flora Mcclellan has re
turned from Springfield
Candidates are like bees. You
meet them coming and going.
Sweet, sweet June leaves us to
change US to a different tune.
Frank Beckett of ncarOdin at
tended the aII.day singing at the
ClaXton school house Sunday.
Health is quite good here with
the exception of Mrs. Re"cc
Deckard, who is reported very i'll.
we I having nice coon
er. with now and then Il drop of
rain, which we arc most thankful
to get.
The all day singing at the ClaX
ton school house was largely at,
tended Sunday, and the dinner,
spread on a table a quarter OF Il
mile long, was line. Top~y ina
gined she saw several of the cor
respondents there. but Gibbs
and Peggy Short were not there,
were you:
TDpSY
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-02
WILD GOOSE ITEMS

Mike BianStettcr had a sick
horse last week.
S. j. Pearl and wife were in
Seymour Tuesday.
Kelley Bros. cut sprouts for
Henry Kelley Friday.
John Hamilton and Cora Box
were married Friday.
n. j. Hall and wife visited Mr..
Bausch and wife Sunday,
JADE Daniels thrcShcd wheat
for G. w. BlevinS Monday.
VIM. Gilbert did some work on
the telephone line Monday
Sunday school at lIargiS Chap.
el was well attended Sunday
Wonder what was the matter
with Peggy Short last week:
TopSy, how was the singing
Sunday: Wish | had been there.
The thresh9rs seem to be
starting out early this summer.
Floyd Howard is working with
Marvin Miller'S threShing ma
chine.
Quite a number attended the
children's exercises at PeaRidge
Sunday.
There will be mectikg at Hav-
giS Chapel Saturday night and
Sunday.
\ large crowd attended the
meeting at tlargiS Chapel Satur.
day night
WI. Kelley stacked wheat for
Russell Walters and John Ken
nedy last week.
Well, it is still hot and dry.
The gardens are most all burned
up but we are still looking and
wishing for rain
JAKEN.
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Uncle Sira Odle and wife re,
turned Friday from Bryant,
where they have been visiting.
OZARK LASSlE
Surprising Cure of Stomach
Trouble

When you have trouble with
your stomach or chronic conSti-
patton. don't imagine that your
case is beyond help just because
your doctor fails to give you re-
lief. Mrs. G. Stenglc, Plainticld.
NJ, writes. "l'0r over a month
past | lave been troubled with
my stomach. Everything | ate
upset it terribly. One Of Cham
berlain'S advertising booklets
came to me. After reading a few
of the letters from people who
had been cured by Chamberlain
Tablets, | decided to try them.
| have taken nearly three fourths
of a package of them and can
now eat almost everything that
| want For sale by all dealers
ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-02
VALLEY
Especial Corrrspondence.)

Hello. Brown Eyes: glad to
meet you. How is Dinah? O.
r., | hope. The Pick Ups
are fine.
Mr.. Hire and James Teftellel
have gone to the GascOnade to
fish
Mrs. Wolf called on Mrs.
Thomas. Young Sunday.
Mrs. II. l. Alfred called at
VIM. Brands Tuesday.
MiSSOllie Frye Scwed for Mrs.
Jury last week.
Mrs. FndIey called at Mrs.
Ioung'S Thursday.
Miss Hattie Seal is staying
with Mrs. T.. D.. Case now.
Misses Clarabell and Opal
Frye visited I've Dennis Thurs
day night.
A. w. Oberholser planted corn
for Thomas Young Thursday.
Lewis Case j. here from Kan
Sas City visiting his brother
Frank.
Say, Katie. if Dinah could
stand us all guessing AT him the
way we have been doing you
ought not to get cranky.
Joe and Sam Frye are through
stacking wheat.
Lester Case is doing fine farm.
ing this year, but he gets awfu.
cranky sometimes.
Orie H.. Walton is planning on
leaving soon. We regret to lose
him from our neighborhoOd
We wish him good luck and hope
to see him back some day.
No, Brown Eyes,you were mis-,
taken if you thought you saw
Rcdwing the goth. | was not IN
town that day.
Well, SunShine,if You were not
at the Baptist church the first
Sunday | guess you are NJ. S.
or f. r.
Say, Katie, Red Wing alS(
feels sorry for Claribel; she has
rather hard luck.
Everybody around here has
the blues because it don't rain
Mrs. Case is improving some
Mrs. Walton called at Cases
Friday.
Mrs. II. l.. Alfred Cthe wheat
harvestcr) was hauling wheat
Saturday.
II. L.. Alfred worked at VIM.
Brands Friday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-02
LEAD HILL.

Singing at the Lead Hill church
every Wednesday night. Everybody
come and help us.
Rev. a. Ross breaches at Lead
Hill every third Sunday and Rev.
Spain every-fourth Sunday.
Still hot and dry.
John Poort has gone to Kansas
to look for work
Wheat stacking seems to be
the order of the day
Lum Hensley's visited Mrs.
Otis Newton's Sunday
O. f. Winburn visited her par.
ents. Joe Goss and wife, Sunday.
Miss Sadie Goss and Will Cri.
der went to Flat Rock to church
Saturday night.
Mrs. Ida Morris is thinking of
going to lola, Kas., right away
after the 4th to join her husband
Quite a crowd came to the
Lead Hill church Sunday for the
singing, not knowing it was
called off.
John Johnson and wife went to
Seymour Sunday and took their
two little children TO the doctor.
They are both sick.
Andrew Selvidge became over
heated Sunday while playing ball
a doctor from Seymour was
called, but he is reported quite
poorly.
Mrs. Poort went to Topeka,
where her daughter, Miss Edna,
was to have an operation per.
formed, and she took quite sick
herself.
Mack and Clarence MaSton,
who have been working for Alex
Salisbury on the O.. b. Whitaker
farm since February, have re.
turned to their home in Weau.
bleau
Mrs. Orders mother. Mrs.
Matney; four brothers and their
families, and two sisters, Miss
Artie Matney, and Mrs. Polly
Hunt, and family, visited her
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Brooke went back
to North Dakota to sec her folks
and stayed nearly three months.
She came home to see her hus-
band. stayed two weeks and
went back. She doesn't like it
here.
S. w. Hopper and daughter,
Miss Mae, had a little bad luck
on the way to Mansfield Satur,
day. Their wagon tire came off,
but by the help of Tom Freeman
they got it back until they could
get it to the blacksmith shop for
repairs
LIZA JANE
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-02
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Ease, the antiseptic pow
der. 1t relieves painful, smarting, ten
der, nervous feet, and instantly takes
the sting out OF corns and buniuns.
It's the greatest comfort discovery OF
the age, Aliens Foot-Eas makes tight
or new shoes feel easy. 1t is u certain
relief Tor sweating, callous, swollen,
tired, aching feet. Always use it to
Break in New shoes, Try it to-day. Sold
everywhere, 25cts. Don't accept any sub
satats. For FREE trial package address
Allen s. 0lmsted, Leroy, n. Y,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-02
Has Your Child Worms?

Most children do. A Coated,
Furrcd Tongue: Strong Breath;
Stomach Pains: Circles under
Eyes: Pale, Sallow Complexion;
Nervous, Fretful: Grinding of
Teeth: Tossing in Sleep: Peculiar
DreamS-anyonc ofthesc Indicate
Child has Worms. Get a box of
Kickapoo Worm Killer at once. 1t
kills the WOrmS-the cause of
your child's condition. Is Laxative
and aids Nature to cXpel the
Worms. Supplied in candy form.
Easy for children to take. DC, at
your Druggist.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-02
MACOMB MENTIONINGS.
Especial Correspond rHcc.)

Preaching at the BAPTIST church
every first Saturday at II Il. m.
and at I p. m. and Sunday II a.
IN. by Rev. G. Caldwell, pastor.
Everybody invited.
Prayer meeting at the Macomb
Baptist church every Saturday
night; singing every Sunday
night. Everybody invited.
Preaching AT the Macomb Meth
odiSt Episcopal church the second
and fourth Sundays each month.
Sunday school every Sunday.
Mrs. J. G. Robertson has been
suffering quite badly with neu-
ralgia.
Leo Gates and Miss Maggie
Perry were Macumb visitors
Sunday.
Mrs. Avery Freeman visited
in Willow Springs Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Royal and daugh'
ter, Daisy, spent Sunday at Joe
Royals.
Bud Findley's spent Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. Char
lie Novels.
Mrs. Mary Ramsey, of Spring
field. is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Morton.
Fred Snort and Miss Nirgie
Baker attended the singing at
Ashley in the afternoon.
Mrs. J. G. Carter, of Mans
field, visited her father, Mr..
McCallister, Wednesday.
Mrs. Monroe Norcross and
children. of Mansfield, visited at
ID. ID. NorcroSs'S Monday.
Ernest Williams and wife Wis
tied at her fathers, Robt. Nor
tons, Saturday and Sunday,
Mr.. McCallistcr is on the sick
list. j. C. Carter and wife, OF
Mansfield, spent Sunday there.
Grin Findley and wife were
guests of her sister. Mrs. 5. II.
Robertson, Saturday and Sun
day.
Everybody be sure to 60 tc
Mansfield the Fourth. Sunshine
is sure you will enjoy your
selves.
Misses Bertha and MaricC
Williams and Edith Shatler at
tended the singing at Ashley
Sunday.
Everybody certainly enjoyed
themselves at Ashley Sunday
Violet, | saw you, didn't ]: Now
own up.
Misses Ethel Robertson, Leila,
Efie and Martha Findl2y and
Nella Dake attended the singing
at Ashley Sunday,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-02

You're Bilious and Costiyc!

Sick Headache, Bad Breath,
SourStomach. t'urrcdTOnguc and
Indigestion, Mean Liver and Bow
els clogged. Clean up to night.
Get 25c bottle Of Dr.. Kings New
Life Pills to day and empty the
stomach and bowels of ferment
ing. gasSy foods and waste, y
full bowel movement gives salts
fed, thankful feeling makes you
feel tine. Effective, yet mild. Don't
grippe. 25c. at your Druggist.
Bucklen'S Arnica Salye for
BurnS.-Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-02

DR.. +. II. Riley. d. S. Cantrcll,
A. II. Friend, G.. w. Trip, l. b.
Johnson, II A. Sisk, James
Coday and Ben Morris, of Mans
Geld, and Dr.. b. h. Latimer and
Webb Claxton, of Elartvillc, com.
prised a fishing party in the
north part of the county last
week. They caught lots of fish
and had lots of fun, but a hide
and seek game with some of the
bait didn't pan out" as antici.
pated by some of the crowd.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-02

W. II. Brake drove up to Mans
field Sunday and brought home
Miss Margaret and Reynolds
Brake, who have spent the past
week at j. d. Reynolds. Mrs.
Brake visited in MlnSlic..d Sat.
urday night and Sunday.
SUNSHINE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-07-02
LIZA JANE.

The latest styles and patterns
in Dress Goods, Shoes, and La.
dies and Gentlcmen's Ready.to'
Wear Clothing are to be found at
G, w. Freeman K Son.s.-Adv