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THE. MANSFIELD PRESS Far th Pecple .Town and County. TOL.L MANSFIELD, WRIGHT COUNTY. MISSOURI, THURSDAY, DEC 0. !'X9. NO. 43 A BzHer Town, More fldyantsges, Comforts end Conveniences,- red a asoottd eluM mailer Octob- AMOS BALIY, EdiUriod PrcpT XVVIO CENTS PEK YEAR. 23, 11W4. ak U) post c Cjc at Man- .M.,uiidrUiAet ufM-rc&i,ifc,. At I the News All tfct Time. A Good Place) to do Your Banking Business The Termers and flerchenfs e BANK flflNSf IELD, - MO. '6 9 Q S'MD.'a.'KoTavoss And buy your Blankets and all other Winterwear. . Lad ies' CoatSt Skirts and Fancy Goods Cheapest Store in town. Great Bargains in Underwear of all kinds Come audV aee as before you buy. Also dealer in Sjwctacle of all kinds. Ootne and have your eyes fitted, every pair guar a ateed. - - . . t,0TI, , Coday, Dixon and Tefttel! oo Concrete Company, o AT MANSFj ELD, MO ) Have organized a Company to do all kinds of Concret Work and solicit your work and will guarantee all work to give satisfaction. Call on us or write .for prices. BF rF WB.FULLIXGTON DEADER 1ST Furniture, Rugs, Carpets, Lin oleum, Wall Paper, Moldings, Glass, Trunks, Suit Cases, A full Line of Undertaken Quud. Customer! will flud;our uek Complete, and PilceH Reasonable. Mh 1 1 r&qra REAL ESTATE FAPH LOANS INSURANCE. I do a geierM Real Estita. Farm Loan sod Insiranoi) Business. Your patronage will be appreciated. OaU or write roe. OSes over Fuson s Drag 8 lore. miH D. HITCHCOCK, riAHSrilU), Me. jgss-sfsSjiTlili UJ L-U : I Vt.' ' XjTx I - i i i ri im I l l r t ft it j . I .II CM WMn a TalL The 'C" with a' tail is the trade mark o. Cascarets Candy Ca thai tic Loor for it on the light biue enameled tietal box! Each tablet stamped t. C. C. ' Never sold ia bulk. Al BRITON X POOR IMMIGRANT. As Settler In Canada He Has Dot Little for Country. Canada naturally has strong Etc tlsh sentiments, but the actual leaders te affa'rs In the Canadian Northwest dm'. that the English Immigrant neither made a past nor assured a fu ture for their new empire. First came the typical English 'remittance man," who lifed on money sent from Lome and subsisted chiefly on whisky. He was a curaberer of the earth and spelled no progress whatever. Then came "the English colonist from the cities, poor folk for the most part and ager to better themselves; willing to work, but In fltness genera tions behind the men who f ought their eonrse across the continent by way of the Appalachians and the Missouri and the Rockies. Later there arrived numbers of the agricultural classes of Engltjd, peaceful, hard-working and frugal, admirable settlers, albeit sou-v what Ignorant ol the conditions U life In a new country. All these were welcomed In Canada, but, although the English Immigra tion ft numbers equals that of -nany other nations combined,, it does not qnal the American Immigration alona In striking power, In foot-pound tei-i of potent!' civilization. ullnr.. ' To Rural Free Deliver j Patrons. I am advlseit by The Fourth asst P. M. General, that a recent court In ' a certain Comity, if coins deposited for the purchase of stamp supplies. It was found that each Currier In the Comity was collecting an average or 1 15 onp-cent coins each week, this averse applied to all the route In operation throughout the Country would five the enormous total of a bout 300. 1)00. 000. one cent coins, as most of these coins are deposited loose In boxes It Is desirable aud you are earnently requested to provide suitable Coln-bolding receptales for jirbo aad to buy stamp supplies io quantities In advance of your Im mediate needs as much so hs Is pessi ble Jlvrehv g elt'v assls'lni? your car rter on thase cold daps, also p evenllnif frrgiiein, actual nionev loss to him. Patrons on routes emenalnjr from thlsofllee complying with the above request will greafily ohlie youts very respectully. M. B. Goiman P. M. W6 wish you Vr POes ESuras. Boraaw nERRY. Christmas Buy Your Holiday Goods Of Us. And IV. N. NICHOLS Notary Public AND 1NSURRNGC Oue door west of G. A. tt. HalU DU.NAIU Mansfield, Missouri. Phone 52,? Office or.... r'rem .n-Hlller i Htoro II, 31. FOUTY, Osteopothic Physician. Successfully adjusts Chronic . or acute Ailments. (Over Mtu. Grove Bank.) You Will Have a Happy new ear .In Grand maim Army J. L. FROST, AUCTIONEER Terms Reasonable. , , Write or Pbone M. fcr Tttl it Mansfield. IJusocu V -CXPERIEMCK Anyone WMrtlnt trH(t.sfcurfrnis II y 0Ulefc.iT n(wrtriin our oiiinlnn frsM whsr Big. ', . - -: 4 .. tiTentlnn l priMT imtvntjthla. Comaianrf tlim.triyoinii,tfiitw. HANUBOOK onPiju fiNit freA. ( HdMt ftirmiry for Mcunitf palAtA. l'at.flntA taken tunUHh Hutm A Co, reMlTS Hftial nntics, without ehuriie, la the Scientific Jlraericait, 1 A bindtontfilr tllnntnued wwklf. I.tinrMt etifc rulnlkiti of ntir r?liillllc ("urrml. 1 ernn, SS Tmir: f.tnr ninntht, tL duld brail newxlnaleri. MUNN & Go.86--. New Yorfc Brwcb 'iOmw. Vi 8t WwbUwtun. IX C. 0 ( Winter wear This Week We Want to coll Your Attention to our heavy Winter Goods. Our Stock is Complete. Quality and Prices to suit. DRY GOODS 4, Chidren,HoodaatlOoeacl,Lndie8FaciDators& Shawls - 25 0 10 .n?ht. ..nautln. of Hamllton-nrown A diOur Shoe HtOtK is couji'icvo, " , . , URooer J-JohDson&Rand 6ho. Co. goods at old pnee winch - V;P- jKrrrr-rrr T,rla not to bs equaled. ihlldren s euusot uvnu r ' : ,4 4 "OUR MOTTO " Under Buy and Undersell . - . . . a a t -9 ff t. .. t- ! I' I I' I' ! !' -I' V V t n T T i i' r r CLOTHING, SHOES CL0AKS& JACKETS .Tvro Ramplollaesof Men's heavy Weight Shirts Drawers values, 50c to $1.25, your choica for 50c per Garment. Ladies' Union Suits 50c to $1.00 value at 50c per carment. Your choice. Boys' heavy fleeced Shirts 20c per Garment. Tn' flwecad lined Leather Mits and Gloves 23 and 35c pr. Pair Boys' and Men's Cloth Mits Doable Paltns& Thumbs at 5o pr Pr. Men's Cloth Gloves at 6o per pair. Ladles' cloaks & Jackets at $1 00 to 7.50 . per Garment wort! double the pried. v 1 Lot Sample caps for Men and Boys at 18c each, 2 Lots Boysfc Men's Caps at 20c each. Men's Hats 25c to $1.00 each good Bargains. All Calicoes at 5c poj yard. All Table Oil cloth 15c per yd. Outing Flaonl 5; 6 and, 10c per yd. 58 in., All Wool Suiting at 50c per yd. 86 In Cashmere at 25c per yard. 30 in. All Wool Suiting at ?5c per yard. ! ! . can. 1 1 v 1 t I f 1 I i .. GROCERIES . Will sell you 20 pounds Best Granulated sugar for $i 00 Best Broken Rice 4C per pound 'f Baud picked Navy Beans 5C . n, nr. rwl r mm' . UUUUCU WIU m ) " Tomatoes ",7c' trackers (trosH) 7c .. ft star and norseshoe Tobacco...... 45 c psr Signal Twist Tobacco! 3 Twists for JOcsnts 2 pounds Best Keg soda for Scents OneiK)uudcau Lay ton BaHug Powder for 7conta. per caa 19 oz.cau Every bodys Baking Powder 8" f 1 lb. Punch for . lgalloncans Best syrup.. 0- One-half gallon can Best Syrup jq ust H'Dee lzj cents per pound 3, 5c Boxes Best Matches 10 cents 9 Bars Old Mill soap for 5 c, equal to Sillc 8 Bars silk soap for 24 c . 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