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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12
MI. ZION.

Paynter Ross. OF Durbin F's-
ting his parents. Mr.. and MIS-
John Ross, at this place TJuay'
Allen Kinner made a TRIO Cav
lettsburg one day last wei
Our supervisor Don beieHe,
visited our school last Tqday anu
gave us an excellent talkWe "eFe
% -. ~. Gln, win and
hope he vii visit us agi soon
Elgin Layne and Joe lsett' u
Horseford attended th9chooi I'M
-tRrf8vsrrrnr -trsssr '-h-~7
night
Curtis White was sitting ~
parents on Brushy days ago
Miss Lucille Ross + eallihs %
Mrs. Jerome Hardin tesday even
ing,
There win be an cream iest'
val at the MudsuckI chool nous
Friday night, Sept. 9th, Tor u
benefit of the schod
Ethel Layne yisiil home ioih
Saturday and sundd
Mrs. Allen Kinnt was snoppin
at Buchanan Frida
THE LAST RoE OF SUMMER
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,.,s...., .Lasntiye for Women.

Nearly every woman n e g d 5
,ood laxative. DR.. Kings New LIE
Pills are good because they are
prompt safe, and do not u 5 e
min Mrs. NJ. c. Dunlap, OF Leadiii'
Tenn. says? Dr. Kings New LIE e
p,us helped her troubles greatly
ne, q box to-day. Price. 25c. Rec
commended by Louisa Drug CO.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12
POTTER.

by. John Hay win preach here
Irday night, and Sunday morn
''essrs. Purl Thompson and Carl
berlin, of Horseford visited
Dol at this place Friday.
iiss June Adkins was visiting
Nealia Boggs at Fallsburg Sat
Nv and Sunday. She was accom-
He'd home by Miss Lille Boggs.
Z aster Wayne Gains has gone to
lltsville, where he will attend
POI.
Hrs. Harry Creel was shopping IN
lisa Saturday.
'hr. and Mrs. b. Salisbury, OF
,lbiana we're visiting the latter's
her recently.
Kisses Lou and Gertrude AID
Is and zella Banfield and Mr.
gus smith spent Monday in Lou
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12
n GREASY.

r M.kterary society ha1
r at Die Meek school \
"a large audiente I
80, Moving program
na Ind aoS Laura Ward, MIas'
Pearl DaIMiss Minnie peooara
ana Nast.irn Fannin, Miss ~
n, povathIaster Virgil Borders
n . actt,R By Miss VIVA Ward
,,, hummer MISS Ethel
MA {, Niszie Preston, Miss Daisy
ly.,,d Felix Ward and Shade
pIscdt by the President oho'
= yatN
ead,Dy Thos L. Lewis
sops the audience and ~,
cletv
ThoE late Which Is the ihoS.
nsofuI snal the dog or the GAY
Uas I'D BY the audience a t'e
mat household would De ~
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12

.--,.,.,,t-..MsKo Of Auxier spent
.,,'..aaa an day with home
folks. 81. nIace
9a,a.u "a c. cazsel were
M, mr, az 80 liners parents sun
day evening agort,ne
W. va. a,l,, "a on home folks
Sunday. W. Z
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12
WANTED.

We are bound to have beef NOES
10 iii our orders. Veal hides drisa
flint zoe per lb. or green sai'eu
i :,c COW and kip No, ! green
sailed lac ...-......-...-.--., ]
,,he reason we can pay these
mi, es is we are wholesale shippers.
~, are Wholesale buyers OF FANCY
up.to.d date groceries. We 40
mreb business that mills VIII 81
us up-to-date flour and we DO eVeN
th,ro that we advertise and we
not asleep every time Our eyes
cloesd.
4 ca come along and let us So
Won sack of high patent tio1
call us up by phone and we Will
liver TO any point within 10 miif
Of our place of business.
We are buying eggs and RayiH
DOC per doz. and the rise OF the my
). Iet Will nay s & 1Oc per ID, LOT
Z geese, II. j. Pack can't stay ~ ~
s sore ride horse back nor lar'm -
s. account of getting hurt on stree
n car We have had an awful strue
u gle in the past but are se'.ine =
d. ~ foot again. The general manae
Cd er H. j.. Pack goes arount -
Re world every 10 days and If 'he
ke down Pack they down the wori'
re We sell ice cream and LOAF orea
n on our return from Louisa esei ~
as Friday, SO, watch for me ana ne
err the man that helps the wor
it $4,000 every year. 50 call US
us Nv nhone and we will deliver
your door. an,;cp m
BIG BLAINE PRODUCE "
avs ii. j. PACK, Mgr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12

An article that has real meri'
should in time become popular. That
such is the case with Chamberlain
Cough Remedy has been attesteu os
many dealers. Here is one of them
II. w. Hendrickson, Ohio Falls, ing
writes, "Chamberlain's Cough ZEN,
DIV is the best for coughs, colds
and Group, and is my best User.
For sale by Louisa Drug co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12

~ attended the festival at Dan-4
81 REX sat 1rruTtr r''''.'
Martin Mcdowell, of Wolfe sum
init w. Va, is here visiting ms
...a ~ aarept s Nj. and Mrs. N. H.
Johns.
Mrs. Maud Ferrill is visiting her
husband this week
Law collinsworth, of Christmas
was here Monday.
NoBoDY'S DARLING.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12

Few, If any, medicines, have met
with the uniform success that mas
attended the use OF Chamberlain's
Conc. Cholera ana Diarrhoea ITEM
edy. The remarkable cures OF conc
and dlarrhoea which II has effect
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
have given it wide reputation .For
sale by Louisa Drug 20
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12

The Big Sandy Milling Co., ex-
,ends the public generally an invita-
ton to call at any time anu yes 10
new manager, Mr.. 7. w. onanh,
show them why this company can
nut out high grade products, anu
he will take pleasure in showing
them how high grade flour IS manu-
featured. NJ. b. SPARKS, Pres'
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ACKNOWLEDGE m.
ADie-scores of editizsns - p
: 80 --''-'-.-'- Prove IL -

after reading the public 49,.
Of 81 81 this representative citizen
u Louisa given below, Won ra,,sa
4 u uJme 10 this conclusion: 4 ra1sT ,s
proved so beneficial ve. :.
3 ago with the kiGneys. can 80. go
eHpeeted to perform M -,
- similar cases. Read tbjs.
3. Peters. Lock Ave ro, 49,
+ says: Il was In bad 80.
do sn kldney trouble. When sittirs
uown for a few moments and
semp'ing to get up, my bac, ~.
= i heaHE=w efght was tiad s ! 4
sharp pains darted tbro,s,sss -, - -
haaneys. After stopping, sp
aa u 70 straighten. Rheum1
Sos to shoot all throuA
Douy, particularly in nv
-, Ups ana Joints. ] was lansuid(
~ run DOWN when 1 began tan
Ian Kidney Pills, procured
me Louisa Drug Store Co ~,
naue me feel like a difsaron.
'on correcting all the troubles
i :, no hesitation in confirmin5
~ former public endorsement
'oans Kidney Pills.
for sale by all dealers prioa
@ foster-Milburn Co.. Buffa,
ew York. sole agents e..
nited States. r af
: %. ta' the name-DoAN,s
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12

and Mrs. Charley Rice went
.A--L!el--La.., ss!e..a. their mother q r
very III.
riley Roberts and family of
Iyille passed here sunday en-
home after a weeks visit to
YES on Brushy
!. sadie Estep and children
the all day guests Of Miss Dot
GORE Sunday
b Ursula Yeager, of sanfran-
who is the pleasant guest oil
md Mrs. j. II. Stambaugh.
IS Clora yanhoost, of s si
Miss Nolla and Mr. y. G. Van
!, OF this place spent n pleas
sunday afternoon with theil
N supa sublett.
lille Chandler. who is workini
he carpenter force at Van Lea
ID home folks Saturday an'
ny. VlohE
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FOR FOR SAhEE.

This should appeal to men tnas
want to raise cattle, hogs, sneep, =
anv Kind of stock, and the man tnat
wonts TO garden, raise fruits or
herries etc. for the markets are
oxceIIent here. The market gar
daner heads the list, the dalryman
next the live stock man next e'o'
7 have farms suited for all pur-
Iposes, many of them on the ue's
nitas in the county, some on gooo
roads all handy to schooi anu
church. get good many cues
1 lions asked me: Are there any
negroes in the school district near
sucb a farm you have advertiser
have no farms in negro settle-
ments, SO there are no ml1eu
/. sRbools here. Many Of the farms
Nave for sale are close to my own.
/. Won may find men that viii tel
YOU before you get to me that ~ i
}. too. far out. Don't SOP. come u
can show you better. the laS
4 better out here, is much smog
T. er and the roads are Just as.sht b
have several good farms light b
IN with good locations for stcfts
smith shops, and MANI good rcd.
in Etunities for men 20 mass money
". Game and see ne before you BUY
Write or cali me over the Be
phone. Write to sciotoville' on
~ 'Afways come on No. Is on the
- 9 V Wv Write four days Tero7v ~
let start. will meet you with rig
"a, s.s E. B. LYNCH,
IA THE MOUNTAIN BON Y
'hc II. ID. No. /, sCloIo'lLhE'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12

Pin cushin.
JabOt Cany kind
4 chiIdl,en's Dpalsment.
!. Al All articles entered II H.
S Sament must be the work of
p paen under 1s years Of ase'
Best dressed doll. Ass
Specimen scaIloping.
s specimen home stitching.
Specimen outlining.
Pin cushion.
Crocheted bag
Handmade apron.
Culinary Depnr ,li,-.t s
pest transparent pie
Lemon pie.
custard pie.
Apple pie. "
- cake. (layer.)
, caramel cake, (layer
cake.
loaf cake.
nigel food cake. Y
PONCE cake. X
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12

fENEY & CO.. Toledo. 3
y 10 years. and beliey.
orable In ali h,iSinIeeve
financially able 70 cas
~, rs, made by his firm.
INK OF COMMERCE.
g,. Toledo. o.
re rs = taken internally.
ahe blood and mi,s
cents per bottle. Sola
tlls for Constipation.
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sITKA.

|rch in this community sunday
rgely attended.
Vanhoose and daughter at
church NJ failllANlIle ''Hh-
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T. B. LYNCH,

THE MOUNTAIN Boy,.,
y y No. /. soIoTovmLEl o.
r.,,,e Phone: Harrisonville, o.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12

.sited our school Friday
Lucy Lambert and Mrs
X we're calling on oyer-the-
lends ard reia>+~ez,, Sunday :.
vinsou was here one day
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24

csts TO look after nj Pl!tchott college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cunningham
we're called 10 Palmyra last week on
account OF the sudden death OF Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Young's little boy.
Mrs. Young being a sister of Mrs,
Cunningham. The little boy was two
years old and was apparently we'll,
Tie took III with a slight bilious at
fnck; a little fever started, then IN n
few hours %convusions. then brain !ev-
or. which caused his death in a few
hours. The little boy was named
Harold Vance Young and had visited
Miami in the summer, and vas great
ly beloved by his many relatives. Mr..
Cunningham returned last week, while
Ills vile remained for II longer visit
with her sister. who is broken hearted
over the sudden demise OF little
Harold.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24

Cards are received from DR.. and
Mrs. Ben Brown of Muskogee, Okla,
announcing the birth of a o n Spen.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker OF
Malta Bend were recent visitors 10
Waverly. as were also Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Finkledie, and little daughter
Francis.
W. A. Ferguson has let the con.
tract to a Missouri nursery for the
setting of an apple Orchard this fall
Of GO acres, 20 acres Of which is to
be in Jonathan.
W. VI. Philips OF the Marshall Dem
ocrat-News spent Saturday and Sun.
lay I'm Waverly.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. A. Ferguson spen,
the week end in Kansas City taking
With them In their car Miss Florence
Larkin and Mrs. Margaret Buck.
r. Il. Fenner. cashier of the bank
Of Grand Pass. was in Waverly Sat.
urday %transacting business.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24
1UARDEMAN

Miss Rosa Webb attended the party
ut Miss Corinne Spencers Friday
hight and was the guest until Sunday
with her sister OF Slater, Mrs. Russell
Spencer.
II. u. piper and daughter, Lorcnc,
pcre Napton traders Friday.
Miss Lille Meyers returned Satur-
day after a two weeks visit with her
sister near Alma.
Misses Ethel and Katharyn Ellis
and Messrs Fount Dysart and Jewell
Howell attended the Tom Thumb
Wedding at Napton Friday night.
Mrs. Simon Davis returned satur.
day after a visit with relatives in
Kansas City.
Mrs. c. 4. Brown was trading in
slater Saturday.
Mr.. Tom vanarsdale OF Oklahoma
aud Mrs. sandlter OF Kentucky arc
visiting nj VIII Vanarsdales.
Miss sallic Piper left Thursday for
81. Louis. where she will begin work.
ing at Famous Barr. She viii be
missed | nthis vicinity.
John Howell was trading here
Monday morning.
Miss Marie Piper spent Friday
night with Mrs. Turner Embrcy.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24
American BALLOON Won

PARIS. France, oct. l5,-Otiy!al
announcement was made OF the We.
tory Of the American. balloon Good
wear IA the International race for tho
Jarrs Gordoa Hcrtctt cur. The lagt
rs .gti,Jr, tAe r'vaahmrt, r-e,.as'ut.
ing AIstria, was reported as having
sucld near 81, Malu on the E-BlisA
Channel The American g|erouLaui3
o'so obtained secori place with the
! alloon pilotod By Cant, II, =, Honey
well OF 81. Louis. italy vas third iwth
he balloon OF EisRnr Pastge.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24
MIAMI

u, Orlando Taylor. representing
the Missouri Anti-Saloon League. was
ut the Christian church last week on
October 10. A few only were present
TO hear this important subject treat
ed. lie was pronounced by those
present TO be a fine talker. aud II IL
deeply regretted that a full house was
not Ia readiness for him.
Miami has a long-felt want suppl.
ed at last In tho form OF n shoe maker
and repalrer of all kinds OF leather
soods. Ills name Is J. +. Bartlett
and he came here from Longwood.
SO. lie has the Steven Farrill build
ing rented.
Mrs. Tom Allen aud children re-
turned Saturday from an extended
visit TO Moberly. Brookfield and Roth
vile, where they visited relatives at
each place.
Mrs. Jim Long OF Fairville came In
Saturday TO interview Miss Maude
Switzer. dress maker. In regard TO
some autumn styles. etc. Miami has
some very stylish dress makers.
Or. A. II. W. Sullivan aud wife are
home again after a two weeks visit
out IN the Harmony neighborhood.
They attended .protracted meeting
while on their visit.
Mrs. Sarah Price was visited last
week by her son. Geo. and family
hom Marshall.
Mrs. Bette Lennon, formally Miss
rettie Surbaugh. came over from
Marshall Sunday to make an extend
ed visit to her many friends and re-
iatives in Miami, this being her old
home town.
Mr., and Mrs. John Jennings haY,,
given up their trip TO the west. which
they intended TO take for Mrs. Jen-
nings health. They have a new auto
and the pleasure and benefit they will
get from their new machine will far
exceed the benefits and Joys of Il, tGp
by rail, ..u,p 81
Miss Anna Bell Tanners left ,NiamI
Sunday for st. Joe, where she will re-
main, She and her sister are in Susi-
ness together in a dry goods firm.
Mr.. Harrison Wheeler and wife
have returned from quite a pleasant
visit. First they visited Fulton. Mo-
where Mrs. Wheeler's sister lives
then they went to Kansas City to visit
Mrs. Lex Mcdaniel, their adopted dau'
ghter.
The Male home in the eastern sab
srbs Of, Miami .is Reing ipproyed
lstsatiy under the 4a9ps Of Mr.. Ase
nrssih ~ csthterA The big old
SHsE chimney on the north side hal
kSan removSd and Instead d beautiful
double window has been built, man,
other new touches have enhanced thii
picturesque old homestead.
Eddie casebolt returned to MAN
Saturday after n pleasant visit L
Kansas City.
Joe stapleton, a former Miami boy
came from Plattsburg. Mo-. to visi
his sister, Mrs, Marvin casebolt. AM
other relatives.
Mrs. Moliie Johnston OF Marshall Il
looming back to Miami to live ate
being away for several years. sh'
has rented rooms at p. @. sullivan
and Will continue at her trade dress
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24
WAVEluY.

Nathan Gordon was a passenger to
Marshall Saturday.
The first number OF the winters
lecture course Tuesday evening de-
lighted an audience OF the representa-
tive people OF Waverly. The crowd
were appreciative. enthusiastic and
were sorry for those who missed the
evenings treat.
Messrs. Peters and Hornbostle
have leased the Galbraith orchard.
The apple crop sold this year around
five thousand dollars.
Russell Neiderjohn, our assistant
cashier. is holding the reins over a
new driving horse, which Is certainly
o beauty.
'''''''''M Miss Zelda Sfastsqs6H- 81 near Black
s sSrn as;ssPrsSf .sfrfS''1r Fr''''Y'
Mrs. o'ouest and son, Dean OF
TaMSspaenat IIday waayHTFF W.
The most noted literary event OF
this month. and the happiest, is the
publication of the first complete
works OF james Whitcomb Riley, by
Bobbs-Merrill. IAN Old Sweetheart
OF Mine yielded Riley $500 a word,
hut where is the man with soul so
n. dead, ,yhp thinks s69o 2 iwora for az
.,urts,, old tsYeetheart Of mine ~ dfala;s,
.lpslM epdapes Les, sugsstt. MSPsf9tts;
gett, H.. j. Pelot and Miss seSlgtE6i
BiFqtsHrmNHrsE averly callersaNep
day. drf3s y
's''ti r. Lfwebb had twenty-five Refer
trees, which beside the windfails
yielded $50 bushels OF pears. :
Mrs. Sarah Dinwiddie OF Sedalia
has Just sold her suburban property
to Mr.. Arnsmyer OF Grand Pass. for
the handsome price OF $4,000. We
extend Mr.. Arnsmyer a warm vel
come as he comes to take up his re-
sidence In this pleasant home. Mrs
Dinwiddie goes from here to visit
her daughters in Mexico and st
Louis.
Hugh White aud wife motorcd In
to wavcrly Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24
MT. LEONARD

- Mrk"Mueiier returned to Denhome
HI fnin6is after'a two weeks vista with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Il. 7. Bright
Well.
Mrs, Raymond Deal LETT Saturday
Tor a VISIT with her parents in Colum-
'bia.
Mrs, Lloyd French OF Napton, Mrs.
Is, A. Grimes and granddaughter. Miss
Ruth Goldman of Marshall were guests
|of Il. p. Grimes and family the latter
Irart OF the week.
Miss Rose Frank of Denver. Colo
RADIO Is a guest this week Of her
rni6ther and aunt HERE " ~ a1q-
Miss Esteiie Grimes returned home
Wednesday after a weeks, visit with
friends and relatives at Slater and
Vicinity.
Miss Cora Danuser OF MARSHALL was
a Sunday guest OF Jack Dlngley and
family.
The teachers meeting held at the
Mt. leonard school Saturday was
quite a success, there being about
twenty seven teachers present and 4
good number OF parents and visitors
amounting to about sixty-five in at
tendance. A number OF interesting
questions were put forth and dis
cussed by the teachers which wat
beneficial to the teachers as well Al
Interesting for the visitors present.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. Ii Crimes enter
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24

ta!pcd MS their guests saturday, Prof
rossor's Lynch and Hall OF Marshall
aud Miss Hall.
Mrs. Lindsay aud daughter OF Mar
shall were sunday guests OF Or,
1uttle aud family.
Mrs. Harry Dinglcy entertained
some OF the teachers at her home
Saturday az dinner.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24
ARROW ROCK

AkltOW NOCk
Mrs. Anna McMahan of Marshall
was a visitor the first of last week at
the Old Tavern. She also visited re-
latives in Cooper.
Lawrence Edwards and family of
Marshall we're guests the first Of the
week at the home of w. II. Edwards.
August Neimier from west of town
was transacting business here Monday
morning.
Will Lawless Of Cooper was on our
streets Monday.
Mrs. Minerva Bingham spent the
day Tuesday in Cooper at the home
OF l.. A. wilmarth. as
Seth Diggs, J. F. Spence and wife
and Miss Mary Bingham motored to
Boonville Tuesday to do some shopp-
ing.
Mrs. Mary Slower who has been liv-
ing In Marshall for some time moved
back to her home here last week.
Mrs. Chas. Bishop OF Herndon and
Mrs. John Bishop OF shackelford
were Visitors Wednesday and Thurs
day at the home Of II. f.. Beazley.
Seth Diggs made a business trip TO
Kansas City Wednesday.
Mrs. w. b. Collins went to Mar
shall Wednesday {, have DR.. Carter
do some dental work.
Mrs. T. Il. Hogge and little Kathar-
Inc and Miss Marian Tyler were din
ner guests Tuesday OF Mrs. Watson
Diggs.
Ed. Gibson and wife and son. Rob
ert and Miss Mary A. Bingham we're
shopping at the county seat Wednes-
day.
This section was visited by a nice
shower OF rain Thursday afternoon
and evening.
VIII Iiaines and wife OF Marshall
we're guests Thursday night at the
home OF ID. Lawless.
G. =. Hudson aud wife Of Black
water were caught In the rain here
Thursday on their way from Marshall
10 their home aud spent the night at
the home OF Harold Turley, where
they left their auto aud vent the re-
nsinder OF the way In n buggy.
Miss Marjorie Mcclure who Is at
tending school In Marshall spent her
week end vacation at her home here.
% "a Morris and Harold farley
made n business trip 20 Versailles Fri
day returning Saturday.
were town visitors Saturday after
noon. ru.t
Miss Dianeh Townsend OF the coun-
try was "A caller Saturday afternoon
or Mesdames Pariieo Bingham and
Harold Turlcy.
s. II. vanarsdell spent Saturday
with relatives here.
Wheat Ia looking fine In this sec
tion. growing rapidly with frequent
showers.
Rev. Conway filled his first regular
appointment at the Baptist church
Sunday.
W. S. Shemwell, wife and little
daughter. Rachel. were dinner guests
Sunday at the home OF Tom Sims near
Blackwater,
X. II, Watts. who Is building the
new residence for Harold Turley
spent Sunday with his family In Mar
shall.
s. Il. Fisher aud family aud Mrs.
Engelage visited friends In the coun-
try Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24

Mrs. n, S. Holloway and daughter
Irene OF the Shackolford uc!ghhor-
hood We're here Saturday, Mrs. SUM
mers mother OF Mrs, Holloway was
also here.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24

Mrs. George Haynie OF Miami was
here in her machine With a party OF
Wednesday. Mrs. Charles
Yaaccy OF Malta BeEd, was also here.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24

Mrs. VI. r. Cooper OF Shaekelford
was Ia the county seat Saturday; che
brought her daughters In to take their
lessons In music from Miss Ethel
Davis.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24

Mrs. AR. James and Mrs, l.. i.
Leyhe, who were ut Excelsior SPRINGS
together for several weeks have re-
turned 10 Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24
Smart Fall NcckUear

We should Ike for every
woman "a Marshall TO In
sII,ct this collection OF neck
" ar while II s. new and
complete. There's n great
variety OF distinctive new
styles here, some OF them
more charming than any
we've ever secn'
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24

J.. H. Boatright aud wife OF the
county we're here Saturday attending
20 business.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24
.rEE. NAY, he PRESIDENT"

That is, the proud Privilege Of
,oveFy Ameriean born 9ayiW .~ut
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24
Corsets in the
kcwest Models

Henderson corsc cts. which
We carry Ia complete stocks.
are the equal o. any popular
priced corscts for sale nny-
where. aud the superior OF
most. That ls why wc soil
them because We Know
that they'll give entire and
absolute satisfaction
The newest models are
now here. \ corset style
fer every woman iB included.
Prices Si.OO to $500.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24

h%nthusiaym Is al intsngi-
BILE but highly important
asset OF our, business. Like
justice. II IS something that
cannot be seen. but can be
very strongly felt!
We're enthusiastic about
our business Everyone OF us
from the writer down to tho
smallest employee. We don't
like half-heartcd. dis-splrltcd
methods, and wen not tolcr-
ate them In ourselves or our
co-workcrs, 30
We never stopped TO an
alyzc this until Il was called
.. TO our attention recently by
a patron who had noticed
anu appreciated Il.
WEBSTER N. WHITE r
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-08-05
TODAY'S EVENTS
August 5 In History.

1804-The coach route established be-
tween Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
Pa
1S29-The first locomotive regularly
used in the United States run on the
Carbonate and Honesdale railroad
New York.
1S4O-The city and island of Chusan
belonging to China, captured after
a short resistance, by the British.
1854-Territory acquired from Mex
leo under the Gadsen purchase was
incorporated with the territory OF
New Mexico.
1SS4-The corner stone of the Bar
tholdi statute, in New York harbor
was laid during a pouring rain.
1894-The strike of the American
railway union, which had been at
tended by so much rioting, was
formally declared off.
19O4-Japanese captured defenses of
Wolf, Green and Christ hills, north
and east of Port Arthur
1912-The sultan of Turkey dissolveu
parliament and declared marital
law in Constantinople.