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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
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Tried UNTIL FALL,
lconsInaed from pake onel

(C0ntinued from KaEe Onel
olseiais that be- knew s0nlethIng II
the crime. Finally. BE admitted beiag
there when Mr.. IydingS vas killed,
bng pat the crime On three other cal
cred men The tale appeared iglsprob-
able. and examination og flae men mem
toned failed ID produce any thing to
.ncYEuainafe them. Finally. Robinson
admitted that Ne Killed Mg. Tydings.
and thai no one else had anything 70
9Th II.
i.,rv IS seaa summoned the Grand
aas presans 81 len. ana Tydings
sal Milton Dashieil, d - 800 ss.a
waived me presence 81 Bin s sSs
and asked for the removal Of the case
FOR trial Id an adjacent circuit. This
Is constitutional right. and Judge
Agoss had 10 grant It assigning the
case to Baltimore City. He said ct the
time that he believed speedier trial
couId be had here than Id one Of the
counties. However SIX weeks have
passed. and the courts there have nov
adjourned for tlle summer, with the
eject that the trial viii be delayed
until fall
1t was understood that Robinson
was to Re brought To Annapolis on May
EI6, III fact, Deputy sheriff Lee had
brought him SIS far IS the station n
Baltimore when reports reached him
that citizens of Afr. Tydings' neigtlbor.
hood had assembled 10 intercept the
car and take Tydinge away from the
ofIicer and lynch him. Even now
there III much uncertainty as ID Wiaeflr
er or not there would have been an at.
tempted Iynching. It seems certain
that something Of the sort had been
considered seriously.
Robinson. according to his counsel
has now repudiated his confession j, and
an EFFORT Will be made To save him
from the gaIIowa rho defense has
scored undoubtediy Iii securing this
delay. and the efforts of gEe local au
lhorities 70 have d prompt trial oF this
confessed perpetrator Of ylllalnOus
crime has been thwarted.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
IS OCEAN DUSTY
MARINES SAY aYES'

is tho ocean dusty Marines aboard
the =. 8. s. Pennsylvania, now In port
here. viii say Il Is.
The salt IN the air crystallixes on
the decks and bulkheads, Corporal
William n Allen explained to d re.
porter. III Ii then ground under foot
and becomes dusty 50 although we
throw overheard couple 0F cans of
dust there Is the same amount the
next time we sweep down 3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
han

On . bathing cap appears ! wing
like rubber bow.
Rayishing indeed - tam o'shanter
of cloth 81 gold
4 hat, = you please. along fanciful
harlequin lines
Widening hrims threaten To make
parasOls snpertiuotis luxnries.
Milady tips i newest hathrim to
tag her pretty iittlc nose.
A graceful Henry VII model OF
plume.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
CLASS
Henry otland. il, Navy Coach,
70 Teach AT Horn Point
WILL 81 THREE COURSES

Henry OrtiRnd, Jrs fpCzneriy chief
instructor AZ tbs nsIton SWIMMING
Schools, New York. coach 81 tae South
Atlantic ChamplOnship Team. Balti-
more Z. II. G. Il, past member q the
swimming teams az tie High Scho0a ii
Commences and New York University
New York Athletic Clnh, will ofgas
his instruction 1T Horn Point Beach
asporf, during HIS spars hours, BY
- naement with nS Watson
beach - '''fss3''
InvnlYang great eKnenae lar s.,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
is as old as its condition.


The age of 4 house is not reckoned ii years. Many
houses within your knowledge, built only ten years
are spoken Of and thought Of as old houses They
look like old houses valued as old houses, bring
the rentals of old houses and arc worth clubhouse
prices when sold.
It IS god basioess fromshe standpoint Of dOI0,y and
ce0ts to keep your property ii first class rcpairI
The amount you will save il depreciation will far
more than offset the amount spent On these necess
sary repairs. osr
Il IS good business, from the standpoint Of selfre
spect and community standing. to keepyour house.
looking ike the home Of prosperous. established.
family. Such home. By its gery air of prosperity,
stability and permanency will bring you the respect
and esteem of your associates and give you sense
ofresponsibility which comes of being an approved.
established part Of your community.
# 1our house needs repairs, NOD1is the time to-
make them. II IS conceded thar to carry ont these
repairs under present conditions the cost may BEL
from to fifteen percent more than il would hayel
been five years ago But all authorities arc grecdI
thatpresent priceswil probably continue until some
indefinite timc ii the future.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
Worth knowing

All swabs or sponges used I'M bath
lng the baby should be burned SO that
they can never be used again.
TO take an ink stain ont Of the table
cloth spread with hot tallow Let dry.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27

Inthc meantime your leaking roof may cause decay
ing timbers crumbling plaster, and ruined papers.
paints and stains. For lack of coat Of paint your
Notwithstanding, porches and fences may be seri-
oasly damaged, For lack Of mended plumbing.
pipes may leak, causing your hometo become damp
and unhealthful and perhaps bring illness to your
family.
But BY taking care Of all these things BY using
little thought and little money at the right time
you keep your home always comfortable and attrac-
tive, and make Il pleasant place IN whchsto live.
such care you add materially to the value Of your
properly Every dollar put into repairs is dollar
invested which aids IN making your house that
much more desirable and therefore thar much more
valuable. Improved property which is Kept improy-
ed is always saable at profit Il IS recognized as
valid collateral ii any business transaction, and
serves as i stable security incase Of emergency.
Since. you are gaining nothing il delay why don't
you begin making those necessary repairs fOd4yS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
Remove GasOieno Mark

lii cleaning clothes with gasoline Z
ring III sometimes Iefs Tho ring car
be removed by steaming over tea
kettle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27

lt isn't altogether poIiteness that
Influences d man 70 take his hat OF 20
1the dollar mark
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27

Department gof Justice And In
ternaI Revenue 70 Enforce Il
LID ON MONDAY NIGHT


W. Aaaaer attempting 70 sell
midnight W any kind after
Federal nYosecuII ess - liable 10
This ii regardless 81 tue ~
the enforcement legislation cann0e
possibly Be passed before July 4
This Ii the assurance 0f members of
the House judiciary Committee. back
I'd mp BY the Department of Justice.
While the purpose DR. the enforce
ment legislation Ii "a provide addI-
tsonai means whereby wartime pro-
hibifion may be made effective. Chair
man voIstead. OF the House committee.
and officials OF the Department Of Jus-
fice called attention today TO the fact
that wartime prohibition Itself. enact
ed to become effective the hrat of next
month and To continue until the army
had been dcmobilized, was passed by
Congress last November and stands
on the statute books with all the asi-
thorIty 81 any Federal statute
United States District Attorney Sam
] meI K. Dennis and United States Mar
shall M. w. Stockhaxn. at Baltimore.
Just as every ether Federal district
attorney and marshal. viii have 10 en-
force that prohanition las! NJ dlilKent-
TX as any otiler criminal Atatute IoF
which NO special machinery OF en-
forccmcnt y provided. And 70 DOING
this they will have the right to seek
the aid VI the local police authorities
II making arrests 81 suspects. Just e.
they DIG when they suspect violations
II the lottery laws or the White slave
'lct
Three bills III One
rho House Judiciary Committee
voted today to report three enforce
menf bills III one. each standing On It's
own legs and capal,le az holding it,
own n the event tlIs.tothers are made
Invalid by cougres br the courts.
The decision Ia as i4ils was arrived at
ho. vii, tho expectation that the var
tIno enforcement measures would be-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-27
Nv sarne Z

nv Il Earpes
0Tnaer f0IleisOua
fort Towhieh lsle
IDLE ID Md,
Why 4 callar
hot test &c hot suns.
Every cloud has =
sunshine Is golden.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-02-27
Obituary

Mrs. Samuel Tripp and son, G
W, were called to California, Mo.
last week by the death of the
formers daughter, Mrs. Lola
Moore, wife Of o e Moure, who
died Thursday at the age of 20
years of influenza. She leaves
four sons, the baby being 6
months old She is also survived
by her parents. Ssmuel Tripp
and wife Of Mansfield, four broth
ers, CIV, and Karl of Mansfield;
J. F. Tripp .af WsIdron. Kans..
and W. J. Tripp Of Wichita, Kas ,
two sisters. Mrs. L. D johnson
Of Mansfield and Mrs. Grace Nc.
Callister of Riverton. The latter
also attended the fun raj. which
was held Sunday at California,
where the intermsnt took place.
Mrs, Moore had many warm
friends here and the sympathy
OF our people il extended to the
bereaved ones.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-02-27
Waysids Gleanings
Such fine winter weather.

SNNo ~ AkAS "tASSA "S"so~As
A crowd Of Mansfield hi gh
school students were at Macomb
Wednesday evening.
Albert Schafer left or Tarkiu
Monday.
Miss Hazel Greenwood and
Glen Wehr we're guests of Miss
CozeIla Christy Friday evening.
John Woody's visited at bis
fathers, Dora Woods, Sunday.
D. r. Snyder and wife and
daughters, Misses Grace and
Gladys, visited at the Christy
hcme Sunday.
Mrs. H. NJ. Norcross aud dau'
ghter Marie and Miss Helen
Frost were In Macomb Sunday.
Christian Endeavor will NEE,
at Macomb Baptist church Sun
day evening. Balda Flndley
leader.
Sunday school at the Macomb
Methodist church every Sunday
I. W. MARTIN, superintendent.
SOMEBODY ELSE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-02-27
Why Not Raise Pickles?

Springfield, Mo Feb. I3, 1919
Mr.. Horace Paul, Mansfield, Mo.
Dear Friend: The writer has
been inst umental in locating
several pickle stations through.
out this section OF Mis-, ouri for
the D. NJ Sears Co, Of Fort Wayne,
Ind. They are very large con-
Cern, which makes them tho.
roughly reliable and their busi'
ness record has proven that they
thoroughly, promptly and agree
bly, fulfill all their contracts.
l am interested ia the lo,a.ina
or establishing as many Of these
stations as q sufficient acreage
can be obtained for. for the rea'
son that the industry is adapted
to this country, and that it gives
a wonderful opportunity to en-
courage children on the farm TO
bpcome interested in farming.
The yield will average fromS75
to 1925 per acre. If sufficient
acreage can be obtained by the
business interests of your city
to justify, a station will be nsteo'
lished in your city this SEASON.
The Sears Co, pay cash upon de
livery, furnish al seed free OF
charge and give their inStruc.
tions for the growing and caring
of the vines. Farther, iC is &
crop which natures at a season
of the year when there Is A. 9th.
er income from the farm.
Mr. Sears will be in this coun.
try shortly after the l5.h so take
this proposition up with your
people at once aud if enough in
terpst is shown, I will arrange a
date for Mr. Sears to meet you
and Civ. fu d, tails of the pickle
industry.
Mr.. Sears does not ask any
bonus or contribution, except
that the business interests would
procure contracts for 100 acres
to be planted to cucumbers. This
is not an experiment, but the
crop has proven profitable to the
several locations now operating
| in this section.
Awaiting your prompt reply
, in the enclosed envelope,
| am your friend,
LIE. WALTON,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-02-27
Mansfield Wins Again

Mansfield basketball teams
were again victorious when the,
defeated the Mt. Grove higf.
school teams on the MANSFIELD
court Friday night, the boys win
ming by a score OF II to Is ane
the girls by a score of IA to 6
G c. Freeman umpired for the
boys and Mrs. CO.. Haworth for
the girls Willie Archer of Mt
Grove refereed both games.
The line ups we're:
Mans6-ld--Herbprt Brentlin
ger and John Newton, forwards;
John Rabey, center; Roy Nor.
cross and Silas Seal, guards; Ed
gar Braseal and Ellison Gaines.
Mansfleld-Ruby Lee Yates
and L-ona Hoover. forwa rds
Bernice Martin and Beulah Ste
pheus. centers; Coda Norcross
and Elvs Turner. guards; Mamie
Bach and Pauline Craig, substi.
tutea.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-02-27
Getting Rid of Colds

The easiest and quickest way
to get rid OF u cold IL t. take
Chamberlain Q Cough Remedy.
This preparation has BEN In use
for many years and itA value full
ly proven M matt-r what rem.
edy you use, however, care must
be taken not to contract o second
cold before you have recovered
from the first one, and there is
serious danger of this. A man
Of middle age or older should 70
to bed and stay in bed until fully
recovered. 1t is better to stay
In bed three days at the star,
than three weeks later On. lady,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-02-27
School Notes

Attention! Are your finger
nails cleanY Did you brush your
teeth this morning? There are
In> >pection days in the grades,
nitn sch pupil anxious to win
The honor of knight in the Health
Crusade Every pupil in the 7th
AMI s,h prades passed the in
~pectlon NJ 'nday.
The pupil OF the 9TH and 9th
grades gave an interesting liter
ar> program Friday.
The reception given by the pu
piIs If NJ 50 Carter's room WAS q
success
Prof TT Walker, who for sew.
eraI years was inspector of rural
schools, gave tn" school an instr.
uctive talk about the dules Of II
modern Health Crusader, last
week.
Rev. G. W Holmes gave Us IN
interesting talk at assembly last
Wednesday morning. His sub
ject was Intention, Attention
and Retention"
Three new students have en-
tered school this week. Homer
and Clarence Brown entered the
grades in the lower rooms Mon
day Harry Nichols of New Grove
is taking 9Th and 9th grade work
The Pareht.Teacher Assoc .
ton met at the school building
Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
Many helpful suggestions were
given concerning the social and
economical problems of the
scnool No one can attend such
A meeting without being benefit.
d
M. BE ch was one of the
parents Who called at schoul last
We k
Some OF the hilh scho j girls
y i take teachers examination
a. Hartviie next +. iday and Sa!.
urd y week
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-02-27
Norwood News

To Ellis G. Haxton, Supply Co.
F., l40th Inf, American E F.,
your brother, John D. Haxton,
Is at Fairfax, Atchison county,
Mo-; he can likely tell you where
your father is.
Leonard Connolly, who has
been stationed at Mare Island.
Calf, In the U. 8 Navy, has re.
ceived his discharge and is now
at home.
r. l.. Calhoun is much improv-
ed and 10 able to sit up.
Phenix Gregory is only able to
sit up at times, he underwent q
surgical operation at Springfield
In December.
Virgil Rauey is now clerking
In q store at Nelagoney. Okla
Elmer Raney is moving on his
fathers farm recently vacated
BY Virgil Raney.
The road graders have com.
nenced work on the Hartville
road by G r. Raneys.
Rev. g. o VanNoy Of Fayette.
No., is visiting here.
W. v. Frink's left for Fresno,
Calif.. Monday.
Mr.. Martin and wife of Ma.
comb were in town Monday.
DR.. VS.. Calhoun is now back
in his Office.
The entertainment and pie sup
per given by the Norwood school
at Ellis Hall Friday night was
we'll attended.
Isaac Elrod and wife of Ma
comb have both been in poor
health for some time.
Mrs All Lacy returned to her
home in Kinta, Okla, last week.
Mr.. Smalley has opened up q
restaurant in the Gasperson
building.
W.S.El' cd was inSeymour and
Mansfield last week.
Sheriff G. G. Sanders Of Hart
vile Was in town Tuesday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-02-27
Dreadful Cough Cured

A severe cold is often followed
BY II rough cough for which
Oh mb"rlain's Cough Remedy
has proven especially valuable.
Mrs F w Oisen, Mary>ville, No.,
writes: About two years sxo my
little boy Jan caught o severe
,old and cough.d dreadfully for
days / tried q nun ber OF cough
medicines but nothing did him
any good until I gave him Cha,u
berlain's Cough Remedy. 1t 70
lievrd his cough right away and
before he had finished taking one
bottle h. Was cured. l. think 1,
Is just fine for children" adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-02-27
Norwood Route l

There is quite q bit Of sickness
In this vicinity again.
Mrs. Willis Wood and children
Raymond and Dorothy Of Hart
vile visited relatives and friends
near Norwood and Macomb last
week.
Claribsl Frye and George
Floyd spent Sunday At Geo. Sho
res, Jr.
Geo. Shores Jr., have moved
to the Perry Calhoun house,
Mrs. Vic Dahlgreen left Sun
day night to visit relatives In
Kensas a few weeks.
Misses Edna Rouland and
Myrtle Shores spent one night
last week with Miss Nellie Frye
and attended churc Ut Macumb,
Mrs. John Frye spent one day
last week at Geo. Shores, Jr.
Paris France has arrived home
from France; we are glad to vel
come him back again.
Miss Bprta johnson spent
Sunday with Misses Maud and
Myrtle Shores.
Those that we're at Geo. Shor.
es, Jr.. Friday were Geo. Shor.
~, ST.. and wife, and Sons How
ard and Charley. and Mr.. VIM
W-od and children, Raymond and
Dorothy.
Little Faye Shores Is sick with
pm. umon,s fever but is better at
this writing
Mrs. John Frye cal ed on Mrs.
Wm. Pearcey last week.
Gus Hensley and wife visited
at Charley Rouland q few days
last week.
DOLLY DIMPLE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-02-27
B. Y. P. u. Program

Mrs. Celia Rippee, leader.
Subj ct, The Bible as ny guide
in life.
Scripture reading, Psalm llo;
81 lO7, Oran Rippee.
PRAYER.
Intr, duc,ion by Leader.
he Bf le : the word of God,
Mrs. y e Rtz'nger.
Tee III IL is sufficient, Mrs E
o SkeitOn
Th Bible the suprelne stand
ard, " l. .tatthews
The wh l.. b bic is inspired.
Leia!. = ie
ri.e ,,,bl,. was written by men
VII IN Got sei, cted with Care,
Cild RugYars
he Bru,e AID sci-nce, Mrs.
Clyde turner.
T,~ liihlt is every mans creed
j W Brazral
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-02-27
ChristianEndsavor Program

~Ak ssOAAASsev
Feb 20, 1919.
Volunteer meeting.
Subj ct. Obeying
Scripture, John 15:12.17.
Song
Prayer.
Why should We obey God?
What are some of the results
Of Obedience to Godf
How can W. train ourselves to
instant obedience to Gods
What are some OF Gods com.
mands which We should obeyS
What tempts US TO disobey
Godf
What did Jesus say about o
osdience?
How il obedience to God illus.
Srated in Abrsham's life.
How IL ob-dience to God illus.
trated in Chrlst's lief
What are soms of the effects
dlsobediencef
From what motive should We
obey Godf
Why should We obey natures
lswsS
Special muAlc.
How is obedience illustrated
in Noses nfei
The reward Of obedience, Deut
1928,
O"eyinG . Jealous God. Josh
24:lo 70.
Natures "bedionce, Matt s:27
The demons obsdirnce. Mark
l:27.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-02-27
Mt. Pleasant Territory
Preaching at Mt. Pleasant ev

Preaching at Mt. Pleasant ev
"ry second Saturday and Sunday
We are having some more
spring weather again.
Gid Dennis and Bill Smith
have been hauling lumber from
Tarbutton's mill.
George Frye has been working
for A. E Tarbuttun this week.
joe Lee Dennis and others
dined With Tolbsrt Hensley's
Saturday
Nose Newton has been i'll with
the munps for the past few days
George Ayers and Roy Buck
les called at Houston Smith's
Sunday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-02-27

SURGEONS agree that In cas-
ps of Cuts, Burns, Bruises and
Wounds, the FIRST TREAT.
MENT Is most important. When
an EFFICIENT antiseptic Is ap.
piled promptly, there is no dan.
ger Of infection and the wound
begins to heal at once. For use
on man or beast, BOROZONE is
the IDEAL ANTISEPTIC and
HEALING AGENT. Buy it now
and bs ready for sn emergency.
SIld hy Al deassrs. -sdv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-02-27
Left.Overs

Church and singing at Anti
och Sunday aud night was we'll
a tended.
A large crowd attended the
sale of S,muel B,evins Friday
and NJ Bran,t tier Tuesday.
Jason Mcclellan and wife Wis
tied Haden Coday's OF near Hart
vile the first OF the week.
Mrs. l.. ] Rushing IL re.
or,' Il quit sick.
Ja-On Box AID wife were shop
ping in Midway Monday after.
noon
PEGGY SHORT
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-02-27
Mount Olive

The snow we had the other
d,y made the roads Q little bit
muddy.
F D. Howard, wife and Virgil
and Elmer Rushing called on l..
J Rushing Sunds,; Otto Ded
mons called In the afternoon.
Ray Howard and wife lift
Tuesday night for Wyoming.
THE BLUE EYED GIRL.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-02-27
Tsrssly Told Town Tales

New caro- Is a. F,oyd's store
auv
Mi M y A ccrn has rctur'.
cd to seymour
Ebert Chad. eli of Macuub
was he,e S tnrday
Siuxer Sewing Mach : a
Floyd's =; ore adv
DR. TT E. ler his retryrci
from Louisville, Ky.
g. Il Coo'ey is co"duc ing a
singing class 1t Mission Tempt
Alvia Turner ha. rec iv. " Iii"
army discharge an returned
home
VIM Teed's adJra is order d
changed fr0ui >pr'ngte Il to
So. mour
Tb. ChriStian L DIS Aid o
ci ty met VITA NJ J G Ca rer
yes erd,, aft rnoo.'
For Sal 244 gg G press In
cuhator. in good onditio. Mrs.
J n F Gem n adv.
A epoun daugl't r, Geneva,
arrived Tu sda st TIL home o.
Fred De mis- and wif..
Joe II Main uss l,er. hur,rg
III. " ei. from Sp. in. ii win r.
b. has a Koou pos. tiou.
Win Woo.i has sold his tarn
Of 24O xc,". 10 mil .ou hras of
Mansfield to Ernest il'er
Morris Myers has sod his 100
acre farm near Olathe t.. VIII
Roy and will move 10 Virginia
The Bon Ma"che Mil inery
Shop opening Saturd y yer
Mansfield Drug Co Store --aAV
Dr.F.H. Rile has btn n appoin
ted on tht. Sta tOminltt. to
Amend the Inhe, it nee Tax L,w
Tou,nto' * contracted for 1919
n,w Cont ats at Mansfield
Produce Co, or W.B. Fuilingto {.
adv.
Mrs NJ. Y Harvey of Hot
Spr.nss, ARK. As been Wis II *
o. thu h, me uf her brother, Il a.
Alec n
Mrs. Daugi'ert" a'd baby OF
Ros X MS ar. here on account
Of the illness of her moth"r. Mrs.
O'Rer,,n
To Trade - Good young Jersey
COW for good y 'ung h 'rse. Char.
les M Her, 2 N les west Of Bry
ant. adv.
See the new J hn Deere turn
lug plow d ,es the work of p!ow
and disk combined, at J. D, Il
noIds. adv
The NJ E Ladie, Aid s ciety
will give their annua' s. Patric
ba2 # and dinner Sa urday,
March Is adv
We have big reduction on "
lot Of merchandise t ~ numerous
to u.ntion. Call and Sc. it j
d, Rsyu''lds.--Ddv.
LAt-ALtomo "le license tag
No 72065. Finde.' please r thrA
tuD. W M Hamilton o. lave Al
Mirr.r Office --adv.
Sew. raj Seymour people are
her toda 10 tn Ii '.ert. Bellies
and Beaux minstrel
g. s Bur.e and ife and +.
L,Brach and ifr were in pr n
til during he week
Get your 20 ...to c ntrac's ter
this seuson Fo ms may re ha
at tn, Manstieh i'rniure Co, :
rr rS..n:....,.,, ,v
Jake Hoover sold 80 h ad r'
cattle from q SOC al nj st eek's
M,rror-X- u head :or adv rtis
jux Mirror ads pay big
A child that has int stina'
worms il h.niic.pn"d in T.
growth A few do. s ofWHlTE
CREAM YER IFUGE de troy
and expels' worms; the Child I'm
media ely improves and 'hrivcs
wond, rfullA. Sold by ali d al rs
adv.
The body of a Douglas county
soldier boy named Laurence, VIII,
did 1T Camp Le.', Va, arrived
here Mon'ay route t. Ava.
We h We just receiv d "u'
spr,nv line of Joh Deere mpl
met, OF all kinds at "otton
p,ices u ID. Rryno ds.- dv
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-02-27
At the G. P. Church

Rev. John Y. Younger, the pas.
tor, preached at the C.P. church
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