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i ID WANTS

5S ASh5Hr Ss"'s '"r "s' 'S5;s%
,it ssIs,EhSmsd or charged a, tbs counter,
,ss $%i rS %' %S $EE
RATE PER LINE.
800 Minimum space. two lines.
SUNDAY ami :: DAILY insertions! ~ cents
/. CoNsEGU'riVi3 insertion, 10 cents.
situations Wanted Mule and Female.
LINES within ono w.ch. 1, ..n,a !, line.
ass to sS na s %o sS' 10 'f% Il. us
a ns 9sY,s rater r"yet 81 GlasniiiGatYns,
SuBSThTJoNS FOR I'D. WANT ADS.
IN. following times Disua,ch Branch OF
,'tss arg for The consequences OF the pubHc.
regular Office rates. witch arc sivun above:
WEST OF FuuniinE STREET..
ssa p Shn. s3 w t " cay s s'' ssd
M Nalr;. rhnrmacy. e1-i Hanover Ave.
4, T. i!ootsr Dru,; 6t,rc. 90, ~ Nain ST,
mriSh.'h Drus Co.. las. Lo,nbsrdy and
a MIe9 Z, Avenue rnarlnacy. Alien .IsS. and nd
4 sen Ssas p s's;s g." 80: .; ~ M msn -
, urno s.rsH brus ss sur, 8; "a n T"s
81 H. Nay Y Bros. Iroek Ave ana Clay
,rArrsnt DRUG stcrc. roushoc and BROAD
,r -, EAST or FOusnEE STREET.
faris, s'' rIsr1 DaaE s,Irs u, + Tread s.,
,wa's Dras tof@. Fiji nI an ai,i Man M.,si Sii
". t. Vaughan. sol Sorth Eifth st
-. Daley: 4vt Sorth zenith St
,o nfho susoh Drug store. Jvl y. Seven.
T. u. ,ChiiIrey. - y. l:ish,ecn,h 81.
wiIIIla,nss Pharmacy. rwen,y-nrs, and
un SlrNtn n;,n,, Dr;Y9s company, Twenty third
,,,' Mo2 Cd q sylaaf Drug Co.. Twenty afth
oods Pharmacy. twenty NTH and Leigh
:, Church nnl Pharmacy. 900 ua., pro,.
p Craig Drug Store. 2scl L.. Broad &,
.ri,tr S,nah6as"i, Clay street Drug store 5o n
5, r.lrm,u,, in.,Ah Ia.
Ave. fhaf''''c'' :'% fai'mount
BARTON nEIGITS
"SuS prut' Store. North Ave
HIGHLAND PARK
!; Gcs6y q: Co. 40 Third A,c
~ 'aueaah. Fourth anI STUART
SOUTH RlCiiMOND
-iiE5 oIs: W Garrison. TOO HUI ST and
SMASSEORo.
Is ~ Roberts. :toi Hui -,
s =; Black. G;!s WiitismslprE Az,
,r"p'e pfuE Store. %.OJ Williamsburg
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Atlantic Coast Line

TIC otuHdarH RHiIroNH OF the South
EFFECTIVE SEPT. 2s. 1915
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: s:lo A. NJ and
G:SJ L. ~. i2;Sp ~. 81, 500
For Norfolk: 6;lU "a. ~. 900 A. NJ 500
y. ~. .-.i:go I. 81, 1910 7. ~.
~. NJ. :0U +, 81, 1885 l.. NJ.
For Pett;;rsburg; i@;s9 y, ~. e:l!, \. N;
i. NJ. 't:W l.. NJ. i.:i1 l.. NJ ;.ii H. NJ
6;a5 y. AZ, s:3s y. a., 1901 M,dniEht,
For Goidahoro aud FayutcviiIe 100 i.
i2.i5 T. NJ. "
Trains arrive niebmond daily: sos \. NJ;
n:1j A. NJ. I:i. 4. NJ t:35 4 NJ il:t3
a., NJ; ':;io 7. a.; fl:,io :, .;,s:lT T., ii,
l.. NJ.
.Excen: sunday tSunday only.
limo Of arrival and departure and con.
nectioES no. LnaruntecJ.
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NOriCES-I.egnj.

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD CO
pilcc % the Treasurer.
WiininEto?, ~. e.. Oct -. 1916
= ir! hoard OF directors uf tho Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company has declared
: per cen, Interest On the certificates Of In
dSb;cdCr-s OF that company, payable at the
Office Of the treasurer. Wilmington, y. c., on
and after November I, 1910 The transfer
books are closed from the 2lst day Of Or-
loher. lslh. 10 the LIST day OF November. 1915
b. III oates inclusive.
JAMES T.. POST.
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CONTENTS Of THE HOLE ~ THE
WALL. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

We viii sell for Cartwright Bros. at
Ell North Third Street
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER =,
nj $50 O'Clock.
ono OF the handsomcst bar equipments
in the city. consisting OF ! 6-foot Wall
Case. ! Buffet - feet long. including
three Draught Beer SpiSuts. Ice
Boxes, : Drain Boards. and Bottle
Racks. all inlaid with German Silver;
complete Buffet Ear. l.-foot Bevel
platc Glass SHOW Case. with Marble
base, 10 Electric Fixtures and Chandc-
Tiers, |. Brass Cuspidors, Ceiling
Electric Fans. Robins Il Myers make /;
IL T.. l.. Tables. and 40 u. y. Chairs,
Iron Safe, Rolltop Desk and Chair, Cos
tuner Brass rolc and Porticrs. Office
Picture. Umbrella Stands ] Kitchen
Cabinet. Paper and Paper Rack, | H.. H..
Wall Clock, 2-drawcr Electric National
Cash RcEiStcr, | combnator, | Gagcr
Cooking Utensils, ana about 100 yards;
OF inlaid l.iuolcum.
sale positive. Terms, Cash
GEORGE V. OLIVIER
Salesman
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UAN.rEll--l'aua;,.

~ hs, :, : ;.,.,. - r. Sq1yns;o
s 90 s" OF 9n,a E scs IN 1 IT,
S.r'ption ~ your farms. New Yorh Real
ington. ID. G..
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

ATLANTIC coAH1' LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
p.,,,.,, 3aicc Of The Tr.asursr. ,e
TUE Board OF Directors Of Atiamt'., Coast
Line Railroad Company has declared =
di"tdsnd Of i-e per cont on the preferred
capita: =; stock Of th", comrany. ,psysbic ~
the oSt.c Of tho treasurer. Wilmington
\. G.. on aud after November 10. 1916. The
transf"r h"okr are closed from October -
to November 10. 1915. both datcu inclusive.
JAMES l.. POST.
Treasurer.
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EIclINMGiNi. ln9cIIMO5IyE W0KISS

KichinonG. Va, Octobcr a. 1919
NOTICE Is hcrery Given that the annual
meeting o! ,ils stoghuoldcrs OF Richinond
Locomotive WORKS viii lie held ~ the Office
Mil! street. IL the city OF tichjuund. County
OF llenrico. Va, ON WNunesuEy, the stu tihv
OF NoTemh"i. 1915. mt 1880 o'clock In the
forenoon. FOR the purpose 81 cicctiMg dircc-
tors and officers aud for the transaction OF
such other business 81 may properly como
before IN: ;n.ciinn
". STENCIL; EuHERrsuN.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

M established manufacturing wants general
sSlcs'n8N1Ycr to open Office amt manage
Moncy-nIalsinE possibilities Unlimited Viii
pay rSDrnsc: to Chicago n you man ~.
want. Acme Brass Works. Inc. Ivi. I.e-
pGbn- IinildinE. Chicago.
WANTED TO bay. drug business: stat. To-
"ution and lowest caan price. " 5o2 care
'rim".'Dsratch.
fDK sa,., hest family grocery store IN tho
city Of Hopcwcii. dong $500 cash brisi-
ness weekly. Good lot with stable Large
stare building with scyon room. all rcntc,.
VII sell cheap or trade Tor other prop.
;rty Apply 70 %9rTei, 9; Mccdnn-ii, South
iti"hmDnI Bank Building, $500 Hu': Street
Richmond. Va.
FpP sale. profitable manufacturing bust
ness; aluc 5000. VIII make saay term.
or cSchanga FOR real estate. This IS oprcr.
tunit! 1" secure a business that win pay
over iGI per cent not year. For interview
atldr:s: Manufacturer" Box i73. city.
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FOR SAi.i;--IieaI Estate

TIMBER FOR SALE
3,noo9oo feet staining timber. II per, cent
miles from Srginian hallway; 20 per cent
oak ami poplar. Pine runs mn t. "a inches,
and poplar to y feet in diameter. Price.
$Ic.0vp 10 Tmick purchaser. Address l. a0:,
care iine.. Dispatch.
THREi: Ci,upt Road lot below market price
II sold al once Sec this bargain IL s0..
Thnns- 4 Dispatch.
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.


WANTED, every woman anybody who
keeps hens, to call at any Of the dealers
below for free trial package Of DR.. Hess
pou!tTy Pan n.ce-n; each pac%aEe, contains
free trial package will prove better than ali
.hc talk IN the world that Pan viii
Keep your poultry healthy and make your
hens lay. Go ana get your FREQ trial pack
ass nov from any OF these dealers: u. II.
Wallis. 800 East Marshall Street WIliiar!ls
Pharmacy Twkniy;Irs, and Marshall
Streets. Roland ~. chijdrey. IS North Eign-
tenth Street: Paragon Pharmacy, Sol
West Cary Street: Grant Drug 90. (:
and corner Twelfth and Main Streets; Tar;
Z. May s: Brc.. 435 Brook Avenue: W. *.
Vaughan q .storcsl. 1924 Fourth Avenue.
Gerry 60. hoo Hull street; Digs K Beadies
. atHTss'' it2s East Main Street; III Fast
Street: Dorset Hardware CORPORATION. 1000
Hull Street.
:. DT. Hess Instant louise Killer. II Kills
lice, Dust II In tho feathers, then add II
10 tho dust bath occasionally and liens viii
DO the rest. Guaranteed.
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REAL EsT.,TE FOR EXCHANGE.

SEVERAL now. modern, up-to-date apart.
ment houses: prices ranging from !T:u0o
10 ssoo,e99.99; showing 10 por cont gross IN.
Farms in sections Of Virginia convenient to
I,irrnond. New York Real Estate brokers.
li2S j. 81. Get. ~ W., Washington. u. e..
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

AUCTION SALE
Bi direction Of Equ,ab,e Loun Society.
at public auction ,wcdn".day. Novemhcr /.
Ties holding tickets tiiat arc due. must rc-
new or redeem, them before hour Of sale.
l.. J.. MoSBY.
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Norfolk 4 Western RAILWAY

Only AI.L-i;Ai II. l.iNt TO NORFOi.K.
F1iSs %oEstS;s 'SS?:ii; :. ' ~. s:US S" a. g..
y IN Il ,.5 @ $50 Is GrAve ~ 1921 NJ 's;'i
iTri'... Niehm9nd from Norfolk. .il:so
:'rcnI the west: '6:lh a. NJ, 1851 IS Nj.
t::l9 i. NJ. Il:4o =. NJ. '6:l7 !. H., 80 :0U
daily. rpaily except Sunday. .sunday
" L. Bt.Viti. W. &. SAUNDERS.
T. ~. Roanoke. q. L. A., ROanoke
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AUCTION sALE-Futuro Days

In execution OF "A certain deed of
corded in the clerks office OF the Rich
mond Chancery Court, default having
been made In the payment of the debt
therein secured. and being required so
10 do by the beneficiary hereunder. I
VIII sell al public auction to the high
est bidder. upon the premises, No. lll9
FLOYD Avenue,
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER =, 1916.
beginning at 1890 o'clock A. NJ.
now contained on said premises, con-
:istiuE OF, in part, Handsome Chick
er.nc Grand Piano, rarior Furniture
ni;urc. China. glassware. Pictures.
Bedding. etc.
Ladies' invited to attend sale
TERMS: Cash.
j. II. CIIAMBEELAYEE.
Trustee.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO, nc,
Auctioneers.
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BOARDING.
---7------------------
WASTIjD-SDartInents.

WASTED. at once. small nat or : rooms
centrally located. viii take lease With
rcsponsDle person. Address, II. care south :.
itNryain House.
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,HrE.D-Keal Estate.
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FOR SiLE---l'arn,s,


FoI sale. farm of coo acres. 81 acres under
cultivat ion; 81 acres pastures: balance
timber. TWu-storS. t-Tuom house large =
story new barn: other outhuildings. I'rico.
SEQ inquire ". Johnnsen. Central Hotel,
~
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v. SfENCEE EOHEETSUN.
VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER CO =
seventh aud franklin Streets

VIkGI;S;A HALFWAY AID TuWEIs CO.,
seE ii.h1nS smn Erankiir Streets st ,oa
seiaf Of ' aSs %Asf af rs % l.
s9 he city se & SFsra Se e 'n S
Is$ 'EsSsIs' a.i in So sq sios & Fiji H.
hnn wi'i o. Fsop 20 o. rhur;Iay. No,em.
osr 10. lYl0' { Z WIFE IflAAMsN seere,ar,
N9TrII{CE1:: or AlPhLl!iiATIU% tQl: LICENSE.
Sith ms pToyiSqs .! as, Of FI the '!"
fC f. nSsem r Of rst" pprorSJ Marc
S sE" Sar % IF ill., H. y y P0y & ss
'"F o%G s!SsS' q hfSp hT,$b5f Et sS'
Richmond. Va. October Iii. 1915.
S@T l is Is HfssEG Ey 81 ,ha a., II i
f. 3h N" SS SS's Ss?em EB o" is,G "us n, y
SHr % ri SS!y US Of sn Sr
"' '''SFsS#S St VI '&Si;f5f'} ga
N N3TIfE or nA LII FOR LICENSE
cra M'' A.s .ss HEox II v1s G
nadsrsisned Vii OF Th IFa i6s is,h d tns
OF Richmond Va. for q license to purchase
ana use ardent spirits and alcohol Tor The
manufncture of toilet medicinui ana anti
septr preparations nr solutions an provided
IN the said act Of Assembly.
\, Tr;VfS
------3ll West Broad street
NOTICE Il Hereby given that In conformity
Sf Srs Ms.smT SGylS" s, act nS
MsTeh IT, islS !Ae,s 1910. ShspIcr liz. PAGE
The "a nay Of Novnmber. i9id. 4, 10 o'c!ocis
a: n ON that date, npply to The iImsfirrss
Eourl OF the XuE Of Richmond, Va Tor 4
License td disih nso soft drinks as provided
III the saiu ac4 of Assembly.
TOM -CItEIS1SI.
90, go si iIaPSssf sSsfss Va.
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INSTRUCTION.


ouNG ia",rrh W.a;n ,,,E 10 ssNe a,year
50 per mouth viii be given. On completion
OF the course diplrr:a Is awarded. For
application blanks I'D further information.
apply TO the superintendent OF nurses
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CLEANING AND DRESSING

FAX XoC,yrIE SroTs our OF Tu1NOS.
AlES' Gan! mems garments French
ape Sr caS @perlaf' msnpor. ~; sena
nut, Works, S37 North liar
pEea sent sent, for and de
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LIE !--Loht. bunch OF keys on ItyIaud
,, ntiyct be,wtcn Grace ai.d BROAD. az on
oFoau ana MAIN ar. crtcpgr 80. I.cv,tr,t
~ rGinrmed I? y. q. Workman. > / : sou,..
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Machinists Wanted,

OPEN shop, day work, first
class working conditions,
growing town 5000 inhabi-
atants, fine schools. water and
sewerage system, regular work,
s45 cents per hour. Wire or
write @, f.. Shull, Master Me-
,chanic, Carolina, Clinchficld
and Ohio Railway, Erwin,
Tenn.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WASTED. old false. teeth; Don't nre,ter
II broken nay 81 to 50 por set. Mail
10 l.. naxer. 2oo7 South F;fth STREET phiia-
dclphis. Pa. WIN s-id cash hv return mall.
GOOD 6ycar-old weighing about
1850 pounds. nurgy and harness. VIII
exchange for For'i rUnabOut. l:ii or i?tt.
Must he ia good condition. I. Y. A.. Box
lgs. CrcHr. Va.
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AUTOMOBILES.

ONE I,lt .. passenger Ford In good condi-
ton. s2!5. Ford ccmin"rc.sl bodies for
our hnsinsss truck Special agents for
your new Ford. VIC do Ford repairing
\. Meycr,r Sons. 1Gl East Cary.
.,r'.u TOl, COMPANY. Tops sAt covers
and repairirS. Joe W!gingtYn proprietor
k.uIuipli sSsI. Rear OF Is Sorth seventh
Enter from seventh or Franklin Street.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

1T pays 10 buy coal and wood that burns to
pUru ashes ] have made 4 specially over
is years. Try RE once. Lonk. lLOG west
Broad. Madison 1909.
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Montague Mfg, Co.

Lumber, Rough AMI Dressed Mill
work OF all kinde. Send us or phone
us your needs rEd We viii take
pleasure In filling your orders or
quoting you prices.
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LOST AHD r0INU

To 2HI,. .Iasvnic Wntch lob Cola rms, van
aSu"ie. COM pass EsrI Diu. ,natrci .; An,
eenLei Phon. ESudoIph 3say-I
i-G.. Satnrua! *ilernOvn. october IS DO
t"cth $40 west fTnui.uu Stie.l ana my
r.ounHE place on EiNcr EoaG. I,diclt BLACK
,.anuDds' 'ontairinS Slg ia money ana
PAPER .! Fatu. - nc. tut TO no on. els.
ntNhrd ~ returned So Nest r'rsrkilu
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= WANTED. 10 young mon to al orders In
s., rachins department . nica nall ur
boxes, ricn to check orLcrs % laborcrs
wv. n. iInni G Co. Iiini.r .r;.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-16
HOW's THIso

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for amy case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catnrrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has
been taken by catlrrh sufferers
for the past thirty.tivc yrarS,aEd
has become known as the most
reliable remedy for catal rh.
Halls Catarrh Medicine acts
thru the Blood ON the Mucuou>
surfaces. eXprIling the Poison
from the Blood and healing the
diseased portions.
After you have taken Halls
ta,arrIl Medicine for IL short
tim" YOU will see IL great i'm
provement in ynur general heal
I'll. Start taking Halls Catarrh
Medicine A. once and get rid Of
ratarrh. Send for testimonials,
free.
y. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75cAdv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-16
Wayside Gleanings

a light snow and Sleot Mon.
day. The first winter of the SEA
son.
Winter weather calls for more
fuel.
Ed Wilkins baby is real sick.
Mrs. Rrulrmarklr and grand.
daughter. Miss Annie Mckin.
nr.y, visited Mrs. Chri>ty last
Wednesday.
Pleas D,yle'S wcr" Nnrwmml
visitors Saturday.
Jim Findlry. Arlcy Findlry
and Walter Jones went to vii.
low Springs Monday to work:
but we will not ask them how
long they were gone.
Preaching ut the Maromb NJ.
l.. church every fourth Sunday.
Sunday school at the Macomh
Methodist church every Sunday.
SOMEBODY ELSE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-16
FLUFFY WHITE SEALS SEEN
Everybody Who Locked at Them at
Moss eeacr Says They Were
the Real Thing.

Tie silly SIMMER season is over.
- iiterc are lu more sea S~crp-ntS be-
ing discovered hcnrMhouts. In fact.
that hasn't been done for several
summers. although ii u>r,l 10 he
Iulic pomme dc lcrre.
Fall and wiu,rr STYLES in the mn
usual were provided by the sight on
the reefs Of two snow-Whlre seals.
They sport~i in the rushing surf all
lay and looked as though they were
going fu remain FOR the night. They
were the White of the polar bear, hut
more fluffy. In the memory Of the
oldest Miahitant no white seals have
BEEN sighted in this vicinity before.
1t may he many Years before any
are seen again.
But they We're q recently. As
II of the Moss Beach wits remarked
10 a citizen who arrived home after
dark ana Who expressed increluliv:
well. everybody that looked at
EN- saw 'rm."--Mo>> Beach Dispatch
San Francisco Chronicle.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-16
Administrator Notice

Notice is hereby given that let-
terS of administration upon the
estat" of q. w. Grain. deceased,
have been granted to the under.
signed by lhe Prnbat" Court of
Wright County. Missouri. bear
ing date the md day of Novem.
Der. 1916.
All persons having claims
against said e>tat" are required
to exhibit them 10 mo for allow.
ance, within six months from the
dat" of said letters OF they may
be- p%rerIuded from any benefit of
such estate: and it said claims be
not exhibited within one year
from tn" date of the last inSer.
ton of the publication of this no.
tic" they shall be forever barred.
W. Il. DEAVER,
Administrator.
n. j. Craig, Attorney.
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Macolnb

The rain Wednesday night WAS
appreciated by all.
Mrs. Dora Woody spent Wed
ncSday night at Boss t'indlcy'S.
Monroe Royal has Drturn"d
home from Colorado.
j. b lNndI~y WAS in Mansfield
Thursday.
Martha. Anna and Blanche
t'indlry spent from Saturday IN.
til Monday with their aunt. Mrs.
Ollie Hale OF Prairi" Hollow.
Rev. G.. CIIahwrll of Mansfield
preached at the Baptist Church
Thursday night.
The NJ. Il. Ladies' Aid served
lunch in Maronb election day.
Grorg" Shores left for Spring
field Wednesday murnikg.
Miss Omega Bennett is stay,
ing with Mrs. $. u. Robertson
Mrs. w. II. Royal, who has
been visiting relatives ut Ma
comb, received a message from
Joplin stating that Mr.. Royal
was injured by an explosion of
dynamite and was in the hOSpit
al at Cranky. Mrs. Royal do
parted for CRANKY Immediately
after receiving the message
Prayer meeting ut the MacOmb
Methodist church every Sunday
night. penny.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-16
WAGED WAR FOR A CENTURY
Conflict Between France and England
Consumed Best Part Of arhun.
dred Years.

The Hundred Years war was
fought between France ana England
in the fourteenth and fifteenth cen
turtles over the question of the Eng
Iish sovcreign's claim to the French
crown. and the lesser matter Of the
English kings v~assalage to the
French ruler for the hereditary
French possessions of the English
royal house Of Plantaycnct. The
battles of the Hundred Years war
were fought in France. The war
broke out in the year 1916 with the
invasion Of France bv. Edward III of
England, who in 1910 had declared
his claim to the French throne
through descent from Isabella.
daughter Of Philip the Fair Of
France. There had also been trouble
with the French king over the Eng
fish sovcrcign's vassal duty as duke
of Gnicnno. The first period of the
Hundred Years war was the famous
time Of the Black Prince. and of the
battles Of Cr"cv G3iG). Poitiers
N3jG). After the death of Edward
Ill the war, according to histories.
"aImost ceased for a generation"
But in l4ll Henry V of England re-
newcd the claim to the French
throne and war broke out again.
This was the time of the famous
battle of Agincourt, and during the
first part of this second petroleum.
til his dcatl-lIcnry V was the hero
Of the war. Then Joan of Arc arose
to save France. Joan raised the siege
of Orleans in 1929 and crowned
Charles VII king of all France, in
the cathedral of Rcims. Joan was
executed in 1881. The war dragged
on until the treaty Of peace in 1853,
by which England gave up all claim
to her continental domain with the
single exception Of Calais.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-16
Sherif's Sale in Partition
n. J. Craig, Attorney.

by virtue and authority of a
decree in partition and an order
of sale made by the Circuit
Court Of Wright County. Nilsson.
ri, on tn" 7th day of September,
1916. ut the September term
thereof, in a cause therein pend.
ing, wherein S. [. Jury, Hazel G.
Stipr, Mildred S. S,ipp, Hugh
Stipp, Marie Stipp, Daisy Stipp,
Ethel Stipp, VioIette Stipp, Opal
Stipp and Marion Stipp were
plaintiffs, and W. II. Stipp, Myr.
tie Oz"II, George T.. Stipp, Cora
Smart, Simon II. Stipp and Mrs.
*. p. Reynolds were defendants,
a daily certified copy Of said or.
der of sale being delivered by the
clerk Of said court to the under
signed sheriff on the md day of
October. 1916, ! will, on Tuesday,
the 9th dav of Drccmber, 1916,
during the session of said cir.
cult count, between the hours of
nine O'Clock Il. IN. and five O'Clock
p. m. of that day, at the east door
of the court house, in H~artville,
Wright County, Missouri, sell at
public vendne to the highest bid.
der for cash in hand, subject to
the dover interest of the said s.
|. Jury. all of the right. title and
interests of said parties to said
cause in and to the following
described real estate described
in said order of sale and
situated in said Wright County,
Missouri, to wit: The west half
OF the northwest quarter of sec.
ton fourteen and the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter
of section fifteen and containing
one hundred twenty acres, for
the purpose of partition and dis
tribution. W. l.. GREER,
Sheriff of Wright County, Mo.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-16
Dry Amendment Vote

ST. LOUIS, NV. II Official
returns from all ur the counties
at Missouri ,r"mpl"d hN tn" Post
Dispatch, gives the ninlIhi! on
amendment Il majority If NOR,
than l4.tNNi outside uf 81 l.nuiS
TIL" heavy airrrS" vn,r'or 81.
lnniS defeated the amendment
in TIA" state hN T. turns allAtdy
in by II 1000,
Six years ago, whom nrul,ihi.
ton amendment was voted upun.
1t lost in the state outside If 81
l.. uiS by '2,tNn Ilu. 81 Louis
vat" brought this advriS mnjDri
ty To about ..uu. 600.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-16
n LAST RESORT.

"Think what would happen to This
country if We were attacked by a
powerful enemy shouted the
apostle Of preparedness.
well, what would happen!'
asked an auditor.
"Our great coast cities would be
laid waste and the land invaded.
What would YOU do then:'
"Ahem.' replied the auditor, who
was now discovered 10 be a pacitist.
81 would suggest that We arbitrate.'
Exchange.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-11-16
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