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Mohave County miner., 1914-11-21
MUTTlWlTTIkA!
Origin of the Human Race in Dells
 of the Grand Canyon.

Every Savage nation as well as the so called civilized nations have some theory or tradition of the orign of the human race and while all of it IS more or less mythical, it reads well in any event Now the Christian belef is that Adam was the hsrt man, and the only reason they thnk so is the fact that they have no record of sn, man ahead of him. They don't know how he came or where he came from; he just came, no more and no less. Ano then Eve came They seem to know more a0out the aavent of we, tor 1t Is unequivically alleged that rib was ex- tracted from Adams .i.e and turrec into Eve. This seems to be iarly well au- thentica,e ]; at least we have never hearo that Eve was turned into the rib. If there was any such theory we would very pro- bably nave heard of it.
 Now this is all dgh, aa far as it goes but the savage nations have just as good a right 10 theorizc also; and from our hmi- tea acquaintance wi,h head-hunters and other seni-civii-ei ti-e' we arc con- -'--:.~' e 1-Go~2 e., :. -,o.ol aaG out O! season tAcy avail themselves oi t.at right vel as olh "i.e.'
 Down H. ,hs hs-,l, Q. ,- C.4aa Caa- yen lhlef5 a te.. .4 sutoe 1a7 SO rousa and so pre-iy,,ae ,,ai only sure- footed haf wild l-9;an -any csn hold the raiI and keep from roJgng over the bluff thousand feet, on t.a oonh5 oj the Colora-o. a greet cavern which holda more ot ,eal human interest tuan any othel ,ot ou ,aa .cs U, ,.. a..t-. Here. in this hole in-the gtolnd a.art from the world, it's joys and its sorrows, live the oldest ne -icine mon of the oncc-p powerful Wallapal tnbe. and with their doleful droning hold communion with the de- pal ted braves in that iand beyond the skies.
 So 1t is with the Wallapai Indians; for they believe that all human lie originated in Muttiwittika cave, at the head of Mutti- wittika canyon, small draw immediately on the banks of the turbu ent Colorado. A small book, carr ying about eco inches of water raises in the upper end of the cave and soon alter crops a sheer one thousand feet. The water is crystal clear and Is by long odds the most beautiful >v,ter-[. l in tb b, eo,,th ,uas,. and ibe n cal l. - ''ola,-ia o- .au. :. an ha uA5 drinks of its waters never arows oll; bat will live forever.
 h ,.is cave oris'nejsl 5e ifs, of ias human a -i.H accJ.-a- t, the ta-..-u oi tne n.e-loine in-u 0. ,..e ', a4.apa, ,i1e.
 This cave runs back n'o the hill at least -U feet, Is aoout /O feet wpde and 40fee. to the ceiiing. Great crystals hang susren-s- rom tha ~lulu, ..d tle ... { sh.n.ns on them gIs.-aea Ike d,am.aos. In tn e.-es ot tai- sea. cave.n we're large hat TO ;ks. the surface as s.n ootaa as ponshod marble; covered wltn hieroglyl i,s birus. animals and trees. Great hyora- heaaed monsters; wita the body ot a horse and the head of e reptile.
 Ana no living man Can read this hiero- slypics.
 In this fearful room of torture" origi- mated the human species, an4 from them all the ,rioes and nations of the earth.
 They scattered to the ute most parts ol
Mohave County miner., 1914-11-21
J. HoESCH.
 Deputy.

No. 3147.
 c. F, CURRY. J. HoEscH,
 Secretary of State. Deputy.
 STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
 Department of State
 l. C. r. Curry. Seci etary of State of the State of California. do hereby certify that have carefully compared the annexed copy of Arti- cles of Incorporation of Federal Development Company With the certified copy of the original now on file in my office. and that the same is correct transcript theretron. and Of the whole thereof. Also that this authentication is in due form and by the proper officer
 Witness my hand and the Great Seal of State. at office in Sacramento. California the 7th day of June. A. D. 1900. C. r. CURRY, By J. HOESCH. Secretary of State. lSealI Deputy.
Mohave County miner., 1914-11-21
An Active Liver Means Health.

If you want good health, clear com plexion and freedom from Dizziness, Constipation, Biliousness. Headaches and Indigestion, take Dr. Kings New Life Pills. They drive out fermenting al undigested foods, clear the Blood and cure Constipation. Only 25c. at your druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1914-11-21
|. ?. MUIR,
 (. w. LYNCH, GEO. w. DAVIS.

Exhibit D." Roads and Road Funds.
 We, your committee on roads and road funds, beg to submit the following report:
 That on account of the limited time we are unable to determine the amount spent on the various roads of the county during the past year. We find that the special road and bridge fund does not segregate the expenditures on the different roads built As per the County Treasurer.s s books, the fund stands with credit bal ance on November first, 1914, of 42,Sl .96$.
 Respectfully submitted,
Mohave County miner., 1914-11-21
Report of Grand Jury.

In the Superior Court of Mohave coun- | ", State of Arizona November, 1914. Jury session.
 To the Honorable Superior Count of Mo have county, State of Arizona: We, the Grand Jury enpaneled at and for the November. l7I4, Jury Session of the abovenamed Court, having been in session one day to-wit on the seventeenth day of Novemb Der, 1914, and having fully dlscharged and completed our duties as such jury. Leg leave to sutm the follow ing report:
 True bills. The fo loving is a list o; all causes investigated in w.hch twelve CT more ylro:s concurred in finding an in dictmeat, anu whi;h indictments have been auly presente4 to the Court. ! :.c e ccu3o: S:atc O. Arizona vs iiiairy Mccoy and John Burns Nature of charge, ~uan4 Larceny.
 Charges dismissed None [ Exhibit "A" Persons imprisoned in [ County lall and not in licted. 10 roleman of Grand Jury Mohave
 county:
 ! We, your committe on investigation of { County prisoners, nave made due and tho. ough inquiry into the cases ot each ana every pelson held in the County Jail | on a orimlnal charge and not indicted, and we find each and all such persons to be held in custody un~ei due process of law.
 F. F. ANDREAS. | WILLIAM GRANT A. F. COFER.
 Exhibit "P." Condition and manage ment of public prisons.
 We, the undersigned, committee on ln- spection of Public Prisons. have thorough ly examined the County Jail, and find the same properly maintained and managed. Other public prisons in the county were not visited owing to their long distance from the County Seat. and besides it was not made to appear that it was necessary to 1o 90
Mohave County miner., 1914-11-21

C. C. Capps, of Pittsburg. who has had charge of the construction work under the Chicago sub-contractors Says that his part of the work is now completed and that within a few days he will be ready to say goodbye to the most glorious clm- ate he has ever known, to say nothing about the numerous friendships formed while in the district.
 One of the stacks forming an important part of one of the newest and most up-to- date smelters in the United States. reaches sky-ward little more than 300 feet and in circumference is one of the largest in the world.
 Construction work on this gigantic plant has never been entrailed or retarded on account of the European War and when short time, employment for several hun dred men will be furnished and the dis trict already known for its rich deposits of the red metal ore will be sharing an era of prosperity the equal of any section of the world Arizona Record.
 The Golconda, of which company, John Boyle is principal stockholder and manager, continues it regular daily shipment of 40 tons of concentrates. The Golconda has produced nearly 800, ,O00S and has paid the expense of development from the grass roots be- sides furnishing the money necessary to buy rich adjoining property. The ore carries the best grade of zinc of any mine in the world.
Mohave County miner., 1914-11-21
Smelter Stacks Now Completed.

The completion of the great smoke stacks of the International Smelling and Refining companys plant at Inspiration is only another step toward the "blowing in" of the smelter in the very near future.
Mohave County miner., 1914-11-21
lmpOrtant,

Bear in mind that Chamberlain s Tab lets not only move the bowels but im- prove the appetite and strengthen the digestion. For sale by all dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1914-11-21

FOR RENT-A neatly furnished room. Enquire at old McGraw residence on Oak St.
Mohave County miner., 1914-11-21

work in conscientious and satisfactory manner.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02

Miss Rowena Huff spent several
doys this week with Miss Edith Jones.
Among the Christmas festivities,
one of the most enjoyable was the
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. a. J.
Henegar to a limited number of fri
ends and relatives. Those present
were Mrs. Il. +. Honegar, Mrs. Mary
Wood, Misses Rowena Huff, Gladys
and Leah Wood, Messrs Eugene Hick-
man, George Twilling, Farris Baker,
Claud and Otto Marksbury and Ross
Jones.
Miss Stella Jones arrived Sunday
morning from Kansas City for n brief
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. q. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Doan entertain
ed at dinner Christmas day a limited
number OF friends and relatives.
Misses Vera Ilenegar and Rowena
Huff and MIR. Ross Jones spent Fri
day evening with the Misses Wood.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02

lily from Friday until Sunday evening.
Mrs. Della Coram and son Dallas
OF Warrensburg spent Christmas with
Mrs. Coram's father and sister, MIR.
II. s, and Miss Myrtle Smith.
Rev. Mr.. Nighttime OF Yale college
occupied the pulpit OF the Methodist
church on Sunday, Mr.. nighttime is
a native OF this county and was brou-
SHIT up here and is well known. lie
was listened to on Sunday by "A large
congregation, many OF whom were
old friends OF the speaker.
MIR. Forrest Long Liberty col
loge spent the holidays with his faith
er and mother, MIR. and Mrs. ]. X.
Long.
MIR. and Mrs. Con Benton spent
several days OF the week end with
Mrs. Benton's father, Mr.. Thomas
Hurt near Houstonia.
Mr.. Charles Hedger spent Monday
OF this week in Sedalia on business,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Deavis were
visitors In Houstonia on Saturday and
Sunday
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
Breathitt HARDWOOD.

Breathitt HARDWOOD.
MIR. William Bcllamy of Marshall
spent several days OF last week with
his fathers family, returning TO Mar
shall on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Willie McLeskey spent Christ
mas week In Marshall, the guest OF
her sister, Mrs, James Walker,
All the churches In town celebrated
Wednesday evening with Christmas
trees for their Sunday school. Some
OF the churches are endeayoring 10
make these occasions the means OF
helping others. OF giving rather than
OF r%eceaylng. The Christian church
especially made u strenuous effort
along that line this year. aud the
children seemed TO enjoy il as much
a. the usual thing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winston
spent Saturday ana Sunday with rela-
tives In Houstonia,
Mr.. Guy Calhoun and Miss Daphne
Shaokelford, were married ON Mon
day evening, December 22nd at the
residence OF the brides father. Main
street.
MIR. and Mrs, c. IL, Kelley spent
from Tuesday until Saturday of last
week the guests of friends In Kansas
City.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. w, George spent
Saturday In sedalia visiting the FAM
lily of Mr., A. Widder, Mrs, Georges
brother,
Mr.. Ghas Hedger and family spent
Saturday With MIR, and Mrs. h. C,
Hayman In the neighborhood OF Hous-
tonia.
Mrs. Mabel Barnett and three chill
dren from Oklahoma City r the
guests OF Mrs. Barnett's fathers fam
lily, Mr. n. G. Andrews.
MIR. ami Mrs. Ed, Beatty OF Kansas
city age the guests of relatives here.
Mrs. James Morrow of Kansas City
arrived ON Saturday night and is visit
ing her slater, Mrs, j. +. Elsner.
Rev. j, u, wylie went to Hughes
VILE saturday morning and preached
there on sunday,
Mr.. Harry yanisch OF Sedalia was
the guest OF MIR. n, q, Aaymans fam
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02

following guests Mt one O'Clock dinner
Saturday in honor OF her guest, Miss
Olive Sipple: Rev. Cottingham and
Messrs Roberts OF Napton, Ray Click
ner of near Brunswick; George Baker
and Marion Taylor of our town and
Travis Carpenter of Marshall, also,
Misses Christine Nelson, Eloise Elan
ders. Lula Thorp, Launa Williams,
Mary White and Mamie Sandidge.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. u. Hooper were
guests of W. b. Flanders and wife
Christmas day at dinner.
Mrs. VIM. Alexander entertained n
number OF guests at six o'clock dinner
Christmas day.
A number of the young folks gath
cred Mt the verts Hall Friday night
and danced a while. but as they were
unable TO obtain musicians they did
not remain but a short while.
Mr.. Hugh McCorkle, who IL attend
ing William Jewell college this winter
is spending the holidays with his faith
or. A. II. McCorkle.
Mr.. George A. Alexander and fam
lily of Marshall are guests OF Tom
Fowler and wife this week. POI
The play. "Way out West" which
was to have been given at the hall
Saturday night was postponed as the
actors had not been able to get in suf-
ficient practice. No date has been
decided upon yet.
II. NJ. Reynolds and wife OF Mar
shall were guests OF Mrs. II. ID. Sap
plngton Sunday Mt dinner.
w. -. Flanders made a business
trip to Marshall and returned Tues
day.
Messrs Charlie Rhoades and Eppio
Jeffcrss were passengers to Boonvllle
Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
SW EilT SPRINGS.

Mrs. Wright of Cameron Missouri
and Miss Lora Walton of Higginsville
spent the weekend with the family
OF their aunt, Mrs. W. &. Hall.
Miss Layinia VERIFY came up from
lloustonia on "Wednesday afternoon
and spent the holidays until Saturday
with her cousin. Miss lola HARDWOOD.
ON Saturday Miss VERIFY went To Mar
shall, where she Will visit for a week
until the opening OF her school on
Monday, January 9th.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Ferris spent the holt
days with friends In Marshall.
Misses Rosa May aud Katharine
Hall left on Monday afternoon OF last
week for Kansas City. where they
spent Christmas with their aunt, Mrs.
Howard Potts.
MIR. WIN Hedger arrived from
Atkinson, kas., on Monday night OF
last week and is with the family OF
his father, MIR, c. W. Hedger,
Mr.. Earl Long of Chanute, Kas., is
the guest OF his father and mother for
the holidays.
There was a family reunion Mt Mr..
w. e. Halls for Christmas. Mrs. j.
q, Hall arrived on Tuesday evening
from Kansas City; Messrs ]. g.,
James and Robert arrived on Wednes-
day evening, The only missing mem
bers OF the family were Mrs. Hugar
Hennesay and children OF Marshall,
who were detained at home by Illness.
and Mir, VIM, Hall, Jr., who is In the
far west.
MIR, and Mrs. w. j. iioltzen and
little daughter. Madeline spent
Christmas with relatives In sedalia,
returning on sunday.
AIR, Marmaduke Harwood came in
from Kansas City on Wednesday
night and spent several days with his
sister and brother. Miss lola and MIR.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02

Mr.. John Liggett and wife OF Mar
shall spent Xmas day with Mr.. and
Mrs, Robert Lyle.
quite a number from our yacinlty
we're In Slater Wednesday getting
ready for Santa Claus.
The meeting at Norton has con-
tlnued through the holidays this Is
the fourth week OF the meeting. There
is a good field here for evangelical
work. We have not had a revival
Tor several years.
Misses Mary Hedges and Saddle
Lyle, who are high school students OF
Marshall, are both spending their
holidays with their parents at Norton.
The members OF the Masonic lodge
at orearville, gave an entertainment
al their lodge room Saturday night.
The Mason's wives had prepared a
sumpteous supper of all OF the good
things OF the season, which all enjoy
ed. they also enjoyed a social evening
and proved to be u very pleasant re-
union for all present. Those from
our vicinity were Mr.. j, S. Wilson and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hume.
Mr.. Otis Pemberton and family. MIR.
Orlando Young and family and Mr..
John Wall and wife, and Holmes
Dawes.
Misses Roberta Clough and Fran
els Ancell spent the weekend with
Miss Mary Hedges.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
SUGAR TOWN.
Farris Baker Is back.


MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Henegar and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Doan. Mr..
and Mrs. John Twilling and son, Geo.
MIR. and Mrs. l. ID. Jones and family
and Claaa MArksbury were dinner
guests grldaysot Mt. and Mrs.. A, @,
Jones. Thd Chsl< n'us vcclors pre-
dominatea in the 4fnzxs room and a
miniature Santa Claus was the center
piece for the table.
Miss Mary Bader and brothers,
John and Frank went TO Kansas City
Wednesday for a few weeks visit with
relatives.
Misses Vera Henegar aud Leah
Wood and Messrs Farris Baker and
Claud Marksbury spent q very enjoy
able, evening, with Miss LEILA Tennill
Saturday evening +" w ~
Mtkses Maud and Stella Keehart
Ora iiktsbuirfy. u f'ifW t
Mrs. Cora Keeharr and son spent
the week with her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Levi Smith at Nelson.
Mr.. Ross Jones and sisters. Misses
Edith and Stella attended tho pro-
tracted meeting at Norton Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Twiiling spent
Christmas day with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
l.. Ennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amel keehart have
gone to st. Louis for = few weeks
visit with the latters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
lftIWNIIIE.

NV bIctnNhy unu WHO lrit fOT
Fulton, Mo-, Monday for u few weeks
visit to their parents and relatives.
II. W. Hawkins and wife entertain
ed the following guests at n turkey
luncheon on Sunday: Messers Il. II.
Irvine. j. l.. Hawkins, j. w, Goddard,
G. J. Irvine. Bob Long and wives.
sam G. Irvine, wife and daughter,
Mary Ann. went To llarrlsvillc, Mo-.
on Friday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Green
and family.
l.. l.. Tucker returned home from
Kansas city Monday after u fow days
so-iourn there.
Messors j. w. and X. w. SHELTON
left for Kansas City Sunday after
noon after spending n few days Xmas
week with =. A. SHELTON aud wife.
$. =. Withers and family returned
home Monday after n few days so
Journ with MIR. r. winslow and fam
lily.
Miss Edna Haynlc visited her aunt,
Mrs. q. Il. Smith In Marshall u few
days this week.
Miss Katie Brown returned home
Monday after visiting her uncle, &. ID.
Brown and wife q few days.
q. q. Hawkins and wife dined ON
Wednesday with =. A. SHELTON aud
wife.
Mrs, Van Long and son. Harold.
were guests Saturday of j. Il. Haynie
and family.
Albert Mikels ana wife OF Gretchen
spent u few days during the holidays
with the Ilatters parents, S. p. Withers
and wife.
G. Il. Brown and family, u. T.. Dyer
and wife were dinner guests Sunday
of J. II. Dyer and family.
Rev, Barrett delivered an able dis
course at Mt. Carmel Sunday morn
ing and dinod with Mr.. RAIDER and
wife.
MIR. SAN Ilisel and wife entertained
about 20 OF their relatives and friends
Sunday at turkey dinner. The day
was pleasantly spent and the luncheon
was elegant.
G, II. Brown aud wife and Mira.
Mary Brown spent Saturday with p.
A. Brown and wife.
J. II. Carter OF Norton visited fri
ends in this vicinity a few days Xmas
week.
Messers James Long and j. II. Dyer
were t%ransaeting business in county
seat Friday. bH
r., w. SHELTON spent Saturday with
Chas, Seal and family. r,
Mr., Jack Harvey aud son of Mon
cite, Mo-, Is visiting his brother, IL.
w. Harvey for a few days.
Mr., Helm OF Denver, Col, IL u guest
of Richard Carpenter and wife during
The holidays.
Miss Sarah Brown attended the
party ON Thursday evening given by
Miss Otis OF Marshall and was a
guest OF Mrs. w. Barnhill the anne
might.
Mrs. j, w. Phillips and daughter
arc spending Xmas week with formers
mother, Mrs. Davis near Miami.
j. w. Goddard and wife had as
guests ON Xmas day, Messers II, r. 4
G. j. Irvine, Rev. q. C. Greenway. G..
Parks, Il. w. and ]. l.. Hawkins and
wives and Arthur vawter. ~
II, w, Harvey and family and
others were entertained on Thursday
at the home OF Rev. Vardeman.
Mr., Chas. Seal aud wife had with
them on Xmas day Messers s. p,
withers. j, W. and S. G. Irvine. Albert
Mikols. Rev. Hester and wives, and
MIR. Moore OF Liberty.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02

Marguerite Irvine went to Marshall
Monday TO spend a few days with re-
latiyes and friends.
G. u. Brown was transacting bust
ness In county seat Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
GRAND PASS.

the holidays with her sister, Mrs. c. A.
Jones.
Mrs. Floyd Wilson and daughter,
Miss Gertrude OF Spring Hill, Kas.,
are here visiting the formers father,
Mr.. James Baskin.
Ben Frohwltter of Illinois Is visit
ing friends here.
David McAilister spent a few days
this week with relatives in Marshall.
Mrs. Ida McCurly and little son and
daughter OF Kansas City are visiting
the formers mother. Mrs. John Jones.
Mrs. Nathan Humphreys and little
neice, Della Wilson, were the guests
Friday of Perry Wilson and family in
Malta Bend.
Among the Christmas shoppers In
Marshall were Misses Belle Taylor,
Delclne and Katherine Long and Mes
danes VIII Coad, Chester DeMoss and
VIII Hutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Drunort left
Monday to spend the holidays with
the formers relatives in Marion coun-
~.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. McReynolds and
daughter. Mrs. Sewail Burruss we're in
Marshall Friday.
Miss Carrie Galloway left Friday
for Davenport, Oklahoma, TO visit her
%sitter. Mrs. Oscar Groom.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert owens OF JEFF
ferson City are visiting the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Mcclure.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. J.. Edwards and
daughter, Addie, are visiting Mrs.
Edwards parents, MIR. and Mrs. Tom
stivers at their home In Kansas City.
Charlie DcMoss and sister, Miss
Sylvia OF Marshall are here spending
the holidays with their parents, MIR,
and Mrs. James DcMoss.
MIR. and Mrs. John Jones OF olathe,
Kas., arc visiting the formers father,
John Jones and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Sandefer OF
Topeka, Kas.. arc spending tho week
with relatives here.
A. Il. Riley has returned from u
short visit with relatives In Licking.
ton.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ogden of Montana
are spending several days with the
formers sister, Mrs. II. II. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thclbcrt Vowel and
children OF Slater arrived Tuesday "a
spend, the holidays with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. I'D. Bell and little
daughter. Katherine OF Marshal'
visited Mrs. Bells mother, Mrs
Tatum, n few days this week.
Mrs. Title Humphreys and daugh'
ters, Misses Dollie and Ruth. spent
Friday In Malta Bend with George
Humphrey and family.
w. N. Palmer OF Pleasant Hill wai
here u few days this week looking
after his farm.
Grandmother Piattner In very sick
with little hope OF her recovery. She
Is at the home of her daughter. Mrs,
Frank Moore.
A little child OF MIR. and Mrs. VIII
liam Fowler OF Kansas City II quite
III with diphtheria, but Is reported
better now.
James DeMoss spent Sunday In
Marshall.
Chesley Vowel Is visiting relatives
In Miami.
Mrs. Carrie Mccullough and little
daughter. Lola, arrived Sunday IA
spend the remainder OF the holiday
with relatives here.
Prottsman Read OF Blackburn at
tended the Christmas entertainment
ut the Christian church Wednesday
evening.
Tom Taylor was called to Odessa
Sunday on account of the death OF his
brother. Columbus Taylor.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
NORTON.

Mrs, Elizabeth Dawes and Mrs.
Anna Hawkins OF Slater anne down
Wednesday evening to spend Xmas
week with Mrs. viii Pemberton.
Mrs. Compton aud children OF Mar
shall spent Xmas day with Mrs. John
Mcclure.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
Here Are Some Examples Of the Splendid
Garments Offered at Big Savings
DRESSES

Como aud buy a beautiful
dress. you couldn't make one at
the prices We are selling them
for or even buy tho cloth OF
which they are made. A tailor
made dress after all has the
style Ia IL. The prices are cut
deer.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
Winter Underwear

We keep the better grades OF IN
derwear. Now Is your chance to pick
up bargains that Will last YOU for
years. They all must move II low
prices can make them. II will pay
you to visit this store during this
cut sale.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
FURS

Furs have been In better de-
mand this season than ever be-
fore ut this store. we are almost
sold out but still have some
splendid bargains to offer. Furs
are not only comfortable but
they arc durable as well.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
COATS

You will find a fairly good
lot OF coats 10 select from for
women, misses aud children.
We uro not trying To get even
cost out OF these coats. some of
them arc selling at half their or
iginal value.