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tionS Blair. sallcnly at times and again with some show of fellowship. accepted association with the debonaife and polished Durand and the dapper and cunning Count de SauX- But alone with Vivian. Blair made his mattefea protests
 sTheSe old friends Of yours have their nerve. he growled 1'o hear them talk you would think that once they 2ot their hands upon the diamond il would be booty Of the diamond pack. fa be sold abroad and the money dtFids efl like their impudeHee Hast mem. don't they know the diamond be teHgs te me lawfully. if Arthur stanley dies. and that il will belong te iae. aa.l I will give it te you if 1 can ever get ny hahds Hpon fl. whether In lives CT aies .s
 ..NoN, do keep gour temper mF dear Hay. eoaxea Vivian Ne are ill ne position to let bnraad aud De NaaX suspect anything l.speciafIY must theg never suspect that the man they know er haVe heard of IS j0hH Powell is .AilHHI i~tdi4ltA Hey 8RHid bitt=h mail him Ill fer themselves. As il is now, We need the help of such T capa- hIe pair in getting HI we=ean of the Powell millions, en I share and share alike arrangement But the diamond we'll dsht fer that when 1t io found. fancy. Blair my dear. yon and will be n match for our clever friends. Du- rand and De NanX. when il comes 10 the question of who will get the dia mond.
 Blair griuned his appreciation of Viv ian's subtle plan. and seemingly he worke ed hand in glove with the pack" from that on
 
 II was pay day at Mammoth. Nam moth aS Peter fluff would say. was some burg Mr Huff should haze known: he was the proprietor of Pstcis Palace the one amusement and public accommodation enterprise at Nam meth II was q dance hall and Il bar.
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and his accompllce, the dapper Count de Naux, who had so strangely pro. jected themselves out from Yivian's past, lurcd by the strange rumors that had reached the upper tendon of the crook world regarding the fabulous value of the diamond from the sky and its last appearance aaoug men in the last train robbery
 If "eyefybody has past" it be hooyes no one to ask awkward ques-
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The Wounded Miner Tells His Story. phone. crying exeitedtg to his secretary ss he went that mast urgent matter called him to the mines and ran from the building 10 his waiting auto, fol l0Wcd by he beVildercd otlice porter with the auto cap and epat which were donnea in har haste
 He had hardly lett teforn Esther'S message from santa Barhalu arrived. and within tue houl, Esther reeeiNell the following answer
 Los Au4efss F 9 a5 7e Miss Esther Htrdas. Saar, farh5fa #eaL.
 Repisns L. eeaf= v5f.. i Powell teff Tor 'uine- seeh.uz, Ypuz \o sas af coaI# Huntett.a5 ~iIk hHH ms h,,=f, st= foiIte# fa auto. r. GItAY
 Since llagar'> sudden mental allie. ton, ol which onls E!air Stanley knew the cause. and sultily the weaiih Is ther's gypsy mother Was supposed ta possess seemed tp have utferh di~ap peared. and Esther had been deacalcnt ah the generosity a generosity aS sud den as il was strange of Blair'S moth er and he more friendly Kindness of Mrs Randolph i'll Richmond until she had received the $1.aou tAlt came ea lny>tctiouSly
 With this money. which she correct iy surluiScd was from Arthur. Esther. with Quabba. had come te California, in search of him Blake the Richmond .leteette having thought I advisable to hitt aer thH slaha l'o'frH tn new millionaire pi anu mining mag nate a4d ArthHf eefe. eae a4a tfa sam" Esther @5, atil in sniff m funds therefore to continue her qtcstz which "a~ BOW like T game ol h.1l and seek. fer NrhW II uaS hor 4nt purpose in life HRl lo other lHtercs, held her except that she warriel ls Hagar'S condition and had wired L. Detective iiiake in Richmond ..oie ing the comforting reply that thele Wa;- every indication of complete recovery in due time nnd that sine 2ya~ not te worrl
 Esther and Qnahba took train f. the nearest station to the mamtuil mine and hiring horses proceeded ou ward
 Blair found Cine Niuv heavily upo1 his hands aboard thr vatllt and. deem ias frou hiS tctegramS that he was in cbaSteued frame or mind. NiyiaL thought he time propitious to have Blair come h Los Angeles and mee; with nnrand the kIas Of diamonds.
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"A H EANWHiL.E at the south DOT t%M tal Of the Lady Veronica
 H mines there are excitement
 and alarm some ranchers from thc valley below have borne back the wounded and half unconscious roua4 miner vao hal driven Esther aHd Qaabba when tiley were 9ttacked h.4 Elaie4a4 I-4l.e ett=t.ie- z...e.e Hean- tQa l3ad. NhiHe aaia. s30en te thr tErsr7~j rIt-ruad >j195-I TaJIl mics sztI.-
 ..E, ual kh4a ez.at seesu.e=ai the H.. #JIz z#.3.i#5,r zI1s.e# 1tt5asa nan 24ll=.zea4 l4}.aiz..taz .4t z=l.4s= EHHe4 I Ha" aaaafszs, aaG se.@liau s. ..ss, .f.s.e=e- s.l aatc aIed
 tef fzr h.~t !
 
 tae tracks
 5aa sa ,aaa ahc old .4., Fs. -.@at :aaea. aid onr
 5# aa9rf a aea, r9ip
 al fa44 t oza.s 44t las buck
 fs ul cserE aaaty was le ..asa sa,p fete}~ ~ttt5 A2~ses s4a A4rae. raHea. and thet i4ast saG-.a lue 5ig. a.!u the littic !tal- s=s4s}...
 ..t=st.J .Jntg aHl charm U Esther. tie ssHs9s4ze #fecs =9t her quest for the p454 z.ty tso. e9.!e4-Jo Powell in a.- tzar.5s. l5d impressed fbe mine zaf ;Hs.H tIc cost 0i t#, long dis zsle.s=aalaz aouHe ta=LoSAuseies Was ta dtz mfa3 s5pradiei1as thing but aa)I aa~=hlS de@pe42ate -Stravasanee tlf7a-lr aafzea ot.st company =-re- 4ai#ssi f#.the=Ala&ea excited thank, =a'ti 7 poured Tom #5E.= month of his millionaire employer
 4F=. -I.zs=y-5a d5H rt-'It. Mckenzie. es a5a aa=ep aa te5' me Oh hang t4e expense. a4a tzt zae faa sip aHo z5=6lrc 1onnz l3ds is alright Stop al# Hai.s. =fHi1 Ill the mon ind search esaH4HHees tf#=fht= 4si i. found. 9an ztoPtp ast. questions. and if he mea ae,=azfusht ula aalestea her strinz Eiem Up or shoot tiIem down eF both. In taking he fastest ear. anl I'm making dead Ght for th. mines.
 =At hi> athee ih Los Angeles Arthur dashed like Hadman rom the tele
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CHAPTER xxxVl.
In ste's Palace"

EANWHiLE at the south DOT.
 tai Of the Lady Veronica
 mines there are excitement and alarm. some rauchers
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CHAPTER XXXX
st Hart

he Charm Against Harm.
 Al, "a ABBA. in the rowboat by the a bottom of the yachts eompan. " looway. heard lhe struggle ns.le - upon the dcck between Blair ard Luke and the scream of Esther IN. to escape them both she plunged over the side II seemed eternity to Quab- ha and q voyage =to the gates ef death to inc StrangliHe girl ere her head .ame In he surface She inStRetiveiy clutched the rail Of the rowboat and 'luahba drew her in He headed the boat straight for the beach for he saw the sailing master on the wharf stairs. bringing back the crew from their Sbore leave to the waiting launch. To Quabba all who are strangers are enc mics and he headed in a straight line for the beach and the breaking surf. , half mile away
 On the deck the struggle between
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Blair and Luke k One or gicions fer0c- 5tf. ii which The clothing 0T both k tsra Both joy ia jbe battle. and thr fe" half dfuu5Scn S1i}5rS aboard. tum- 6iin4 out from the forecasf.e. arc wild with excitement aad tjt#2l; at tle splendid smashing scrap bet Ween the burIe, heavy built Luke and the lfthe aud active Blair
 Hey Bill. cries one of the sailors. its two old friends with gradGe for sure3
 "I should worry T. ain't mr float ing palace they are missing 0p, ex claims the other mariner tud nc spoke truly in one sense Tor He mad dened beasts the two men tore If each othef=ana the saowg acef= of tite yacht was stained with bIoo4 which flowed pfofHSeiF from hoth eomhalanfs.
 Against thc panclea mahnaany ot tine cabin side thr lighters crashed. smash h. al sRlintering gla>s ana wood work And then in sheer tearing rage. combining 1l their strength to dash each other to insensibilitE and death 5he} plunged from ttp smashed cabin side at the center tp the sfanchian Fail. A ahr heavy impact pf t'Ir tpo strong bodies flung against t fhe rail bent outward and the stanehions snap. ped like pipestems, and tht two men. locked h death grips, went over the side and into the wafer. Kicking. tArustHg rursif,g.
 In fhe wafer. more active. Blair loos- encd hold and diyed under Coming t2 the ~ilfftce.= he waited f1r tAe eefe sl'~ head f9 appear and when Luke fe<e t7 the surface. bubbfIpg and gasp EH9 far breath Blair struyk hm l smashing blow between tde eyes and s@am t9 hc eOmpaniouWaY Ialf summed and half struggled l.uk, screamed u aarjieaate= insanity of Iage and hate Then through his d4H. 1aiElasaMe a realization that Blair. as tfieml of fhe owner of tie yacht anl s.s n gentleman. would have fhc ail and aasiSfaHee of the sailors
 Leaving the matter for another day to settle for Euke=was ot nature that loved to nurse and cherish bis enmity, the gypsy turned ana swaa strongly and dogsedIY to the shore
 Blair. pantine. water soaked and disheeelcd. leaned over the rope fail lag of the companionway and looked after Luke. also with that respect en- good fighting man has for the other
 Hurt, sir i sailor asked
 .Only a=little= scratched. = said Blair noting with some satisfaction that the cold sea water had eheelyel tiIe bleed iHs of his Woands
 ne poor fgI3W musi have gone z71tiHs mad aaled Blair iu exp1aaa tina We had been Htsi iii tbe woods f9r z3tne aays.# be maet have set hold =af some whisky a4a have seht elcaH crazy feH the ht,I fhue 1 zaeAy h. sHfan- afroa@ @ss lighting iiae a54. aI5-
 It=Wa~ 1zlls sane explanation in - tension tbdt Biair made to the sailing muster when tae Inter refafued ta fin launch Hlfh inc sailors from theit Shufc icaFc. for fine two sailors lon ii Ihe fofeeastie haa nnf seen hnaa1 4L Esther hnIr@ia4 the taelt in search of Arthur pr her Wild leap from itNvhen faced ba Btair aad Luke Mi had the Sailiug master. mastering hi men It the end oF lfc street. lcadja4 70 the wharf 1T t.e time of Esther ieap. known of her presence aboard he yacht The sailing master had seen the TOW boat with Qnabba anu Esther headed straight for the beach
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rotit aHd Il restaurant combined Mon " flowed like water at AiamHoth- which was in the eenter of the newly opened mines in the mountains where John Powell and other magHates weae putting in more money than perhaps they ever would gel oHf as k sa eften tbe caat. with mines
 Eut things Were Fl a MH when Fra9H from some underground Snuree tbtt seYera nf fhe Train robbers whn had
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For the Stock Show

The excellent prospects for
1915 to be a bumper crop year,
and the fine quality of the po'
tatoes and other garden truck
already in evidence, is very en-
couraging for Manstield's Fourth
Annual Agricultural and Stock
Show this fall. A meeting will
be called soon to set the date
and make the necessary ar
rangements.
That Mansfield will have the
hearty cooperation and sup
port of the farmers in making
the show a success is proven by
the long list of names of farm
ers desiring that the show be
held, published elsewhere in the
Mirror.
Stock, too, appears to be in
fine shape and should make a
good appearance at the show.
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A Restful Lake Ride
RED WING.

Travel to be enjoyable must be
restful, and at this season of the
year whether your trip takes
you East or West break its mon.
otony either at Cleveland or Buf'
falo, by a refreshing nights trip
across Lake Erie on a veritable
| floating hotel. G. & B. Line
Steamers leave either city every
evening and arrive early the next
+morning. ~>
The fame of the Great Ship
"SEEANDBEE" is attracting tC
the route vast number of trav.
| elers 10 enjoy the delightful
lake ride and, at the same time,
inspect her magnificent interior
decorations, wonderful illumina
ting system. and other interest.
ing features. The SEEAND'
BEE" is the largest and most
costly passenger steamer on in
land waters of the world; length
500 feet, breadth 90 feet 6 inches.
SO staterooms and parlor ac'
commodating 1900 passengers,
equaling in sleeping capacity the
largest hotels of the country.
The fares for this lake trip are
less than by rail, and also rail
road tickets readipg between
Cleveland and Buffalo are accep
ted for transportation on all G
& B. Line Steamers, Adv.
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Christian Endeavor Program

Following is the program for
the Christian Endeavor meeting
to be held at the M. E. church
Sunday, June 20, at 7;15 p. m.:
Subject: "Christ's Call to the
Young Women of Today
Leaders Ruth Haverty, Ma
bel Hoover, Lois Beach.
Leaders Talk-Ruth Haverty.
Music-Mabel Hoover.
Music-Lois Beach.
Tell one work to which Christ
calls young women-Mintie
Avery, Mabel Coday.
How may we hear Christ's
call?-Lulu Carter, Leota Ander.
son.
Give one instance of a woman
obeying Christ's call-Ora Rip
pee, Viola Draper.
What is the Red Cross Society?
Freeman, Alice Tomble-
son.
Names five heroic women of
modern times-Ruth Hoover,
Velma Hylton.
Come. Be on time. Take
your part and do your best.
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Laws of Missouri Relative to
Roads and Highways
Section l0473

1t shall be the duty of theRoad
Overseers of the several Districts
to notify Poll Tax Payers on, or
before, the first day of June, and
by at least four written notices,
posted in four conspicuous plac'
es in the District, the amount
levied for Poll Tax and the places
and dates when Poll Tax Payers
can pay the same.
Provided that if said Poll Tax
is not paid within thirty (3O) days
after June 1st of each year, the
amount may be recovered by
suit in the name of said Road
District before any Justice of the
Peace in the County, and
Provided further that no prop.
erty shall be exempt from seiz.
ure and sale under judgment and
execution IN favor of any Road
District in any County in this
State.
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B. Y. P. u. Program

Subject-What do repentance
and faith have to do with saliva
ton?
Scripture Reading Heb. III
10, Vida Stephens, Elva Turner
Introduction by Leader Bob
bic Seal.
Sentence Prayers-By mem.
bers.
Repentance necessary to saliva.
tion-C. A. Stephens.
What repentance is-W. B. Full
lington.
What repentance is not J. E.
Craig.
Quotations from Bible John
3;l6, Lelah Cole: John 3:16, Beu-
lah Stephens; John 3:36, Earl
Cauble; Acts 1870, Elva Turner;
Acts 1881, Rosa Morgan; Eph. 2:
'S, Vida Stephens.
Solo Mrs. j. E. Craig.
Necessity for faith-Rev. J, NJ.
England.
Value of faith-H. Nj. Norcross.
The relation of faith and re-
pentance W. Fl. Fullington.
Practical talks by members.
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Park Improvement

The four park fowerbeds have
been completed this week and
flowers donated by the VIM. l..
Rock Flower CO.. Of Kansas City,
have been received and planted.
If you want te see what are
doubtless the prettiest flower
beds in the city just take a
stroll through the park. This
donation, along with the flowers
already placed and blooming,
makes Mansfield's park a beau
tiful spot.
Dr.. F. H. Riley is agent for
Rocks flowers for funerals, wed,
dings, parties, or for planting.
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Left-Overs Localized

We are still having plenty OF
rain.
John Carter is reported on the
sick list. - t-..
Mr.. Bacon and family spent
Sunday at the Nelson home.
Elmer Rushing and wife visit
ed the latter's parents Sunday.
Noah Reece and family visited
in Cedar Gap Saturday and Sun
day.
Clellie Hance and family visit
ed George Dudley and family
Sunday. -r
Several attended the ice cream
supper at Mr.. TaylOr's Satur'
day night.
Willie Murrell made a short
call at r. II. Nelson's Friday
afternoon.
Miss Clara Shumate spent
Saturday night with her sister,
Mrs. Russell Walters.
PEGGY SHORT,
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Wild Goose Quills
We are still having plenty o

We are still having plenty of
rain.
S. j. Pearl and wife were in
Seymour Tuesday.
Charley and Cleo Kelley were
Hartville visitors Tuesday.
Jake Howard hauled a load OF
corn from Seymour Friday. :.
Marshall DOdson and wife
spent Sunday at Earn Newton's.
Miss Eelia Pitchford spent
Saturday night at Henry kel
ley's.
Miss Clara Shumate visited
her sister, Mrs. Russell Walters,
last week.
Gus Pitchford and wife spent
Saturday night and Sunday al
Bob Crawford's.
George Blankenship has been
trading horses recently.
Mrs. Lue Land and Miss Ma
bel Holman called at J. d. Kel'
ley's Saturday afternoon.
l.. j. Rushing has purchased
a new binder and intends to be
gin harvesting this week.
Millie and Everett Rushing
visited their sister, Mrs. OTIS
Dedmon, Wednesday afternoon
Several from this vicinity at
tended the Children's Day and
l. o. o. f. Memorial services al
Antioch Sunday.
JAKEY.
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Cheerful Valley
More rain; more weeds.

More rain; more weeds.
Mrs. j. M. Moutray called or
Mrs, Case Sunday. .ss-- AZ.
Tom Young called at the Hire
home Monday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Hire Wis.
tied In Seymour Saturday and
Sunday.
Messrs Moutray. Dugau and
Case spent Sunday afternoon
with Tom Young.
Mrs. F. d. Case has returned
from Illinois and is in much bet
ter health than she was before
going away.
Robert Turner, of Olathe, Wis
tied friends in this vicinity Fri
day and Saturday and attended
singing at DennlStOWn Saturday
night.
Tom Young contemplates 60
ing to Names last of the week to
cut Luther Sharp's wheat. Mr..
Sharp writes that wheat is poor
around Ellsworth, Kas.
Quite crowd from here at
tended the all day singing on
Lower Wolf Greek Sunday,
among whom were o. H. Jury,
Lester Case, Della Sprague,
Hazel Stipp, Bell Stipp, Lora
Young, Raymond Parker, Rob
ert Turner.
RED WING.
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Another Pioneer Gone

James Rippee was born in
Monroe county, Ind, July 8.
1880, and died at his home 5
miles north of Mansfield June
l3, 1915, at $3.50 pm, lacking
only a few days of being So years
of age. He had been confined to
his bed for 81 days, but bore
his sufferings with much pa
tience and fortitude.
Rev. Pleasant Davis conducted
the funeral from the residence
Monday afternoon, interment
in the Newton cemetery.
Deceased was a pioneer resi-
dent of Wright county, coming
to this vicinity with his parents
in 1887 and locating on a farm
near the Gasconade where he
spent the remainder of his life
with the exception of a short
time spent in North Missouri.
He was twice married, both
wives having preceded him in
death. He was the father of
three children, all of whom are
living: Bette Mrs. T. j. Rip.
pee; John, and Louisa Mrs. j.
P. Newton.
He was converted in 1888 and
lived a consistent Christian life.
Deceased was one of the old
est and best citizens and was a
factor in the development of the
country from the wilderness of
1887 to the productive lands of
1915. To him and his contem-
poraries is due the splendid
achievements this country has
made.
We join in coincidence to the
bereaved ones.
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Too late for last week. }

lloO late IoT last week.
We have certainly been having
fine rains.
Mrs. Fred Gates is visiting
relatives near Bryant.
Miss Grace Gates visited Mrs.
E. r. Coble Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Shipley visited
Miss Grace Gates Sunday.
Several attended singing al
Fairview Sunday afternoon.
Miss Grace Gates called OF
Mrs. G. H. Neyels Saturday.
Several of our people intend tc
go to Prairie Hollow Sunday.
Mrs. Villa Young visited with
Mrs. S. F. Freeman Wednes'
day.
Mr.. Malatt, of Norwood, has
his new telephone switchboard in
Olathe.
Leo Gates and wife visited her
parents, Mr.. Perry and wife
Sunday.
The wolf hunters haven't been
very successful in finding The
dens yet.
Miss Eula Turner visited hel
sister, Mrs. Will Sprague, Fri
day night.
Several young people gathered
at Will Sprague's Friday nigh
for a singing.
Reverend Roberts filled hi:
regular appointment at Shilol
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Eta Hylton visited for
few days with Mrs. Mack Davis
of Mansfield, last week.
Mrs. Sadie Sprague and Mis-
Tressie Turner were visitors o
Mrs. Sturgeon Friday afternoon
Arthur Parrot and sister
Stella, were visitors of Grace
and Doc Gates Sunday.
Mrs. Cline and daughter, Net
tie, were visitors with Mrs
Sadie Coble Wednesday after
noon.
A singing was held at VII
Huffman's Tuesday night an
those who attended reported
good time.
Mrs. Mack Davis and children
of Mansfield, were visitors O
her mother, Mrs. Jim Freeman
a few days last week.
Some young people aroun
here attended the Children s Da
exercises at the M. E. church il
| Macomh Sunday.
JUMBO.
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Died Tuesday Night

Sam Young, aged p years
and 5 days, died at IL pm.
Tuesday at the Ezra Roy home,
about 10 miles south of town,
death resulting from Bright's
disease, from which he had been
a sufferer for some time. He
had just arrived here Sunday
from Shawnee, Okla, accom-
pan led by his mother, Mrs. G.
W. Young, a former resident OF
this vicinity.
The bereaved ones have the
sympathy of our people.
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Olathe Oracles

Miss Tressie Turner visited
home folks Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Gates visited Mrs
Tom Miller Sunday.
Doc Gates attended singing al
Macomb Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Gates call
ed at Jim Freeman's Sunday.
Several of our young people
went to Prairie Hollow Sunday.
Mrs. j. H. Young called at s.
Fl. Freeman's one day last week
Flowing corn is well followed
now by the farmers in this sec
ton.
Miss Grace Gates called on
Mrs. Chas. Nevels Friday after
noon.
w. l.. Shipley fell and badly
injured two of his ribs a short
time ago.
Roy Norcross, of Mansfield,
visited his aunt, Mrs. Leo Gates,
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Mat Hylton and Eta
made a business trip to Macomb
Saturday morning.
A large crowd attended the
musicale and ice cream social at
|. G. ParrOtt's Saturday night.
Cleo Merritt, who had been
sick for some time, died last
week and was buried in the
Fairview cemetery.
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Poll Tax Payers of Mansfield
Special Road District No. 81 can
pay said tax at DR.. r. II. Riley's
office in Mansfield, Missouri,
from the l4th to the 10th of June
The amount of Poll Tax levied by
the County Court for the Mans.
field Special Road District No.
q for the year 1915 is $3.50 for
all males aged from twenty.one
to fifty years. Respectfully,
+. Fl. RILEY.
Secretary of Mansfield Special
Road District No. 21.
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Weekly Weather Forecast

Issued by the U. 5. Weather Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., for the week begin
ming Wednesday, June Is, 1915.
Upper Mississippi Valley and
Plains States-Scattered showers
are probable Thursday and again
on Sunday. Temperatures rath'
er above the average are probable
Note-The Upper Mississippi Valley
and Plains States include Illinois, Wis.
consin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Kan,
sas, Nebraska, South Dakota and North
Dakota.