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VOL. 41.
PARAGRAPHED,
matters in City Briefly
Chronicled for Jour.
nal Readers.
Gee the **Milkmaids.”
Rooms to rent, 209 Washington ave.
Cottage to Rent—Lawrence street.
Apply to Mrs. H. G. Cork.
Bermuda pasture for milch cows
good water. S. D, Rambo.
Chareoal baskets at Schilling’s.
Mrs. B. H. Bostain has returned from
Conyers.
See brooms at Schilling’s
Born to Mr. and Mrs, C. P. Hames,
on the 9th instant, a fine son.
Gold and sterling silver purses.
E. M. Cook & Co.
The Episcopal Convention of the Dio
cese of Georgia met in Savannah on
May 15th, 16th and 17th.
See the ‘“Milkmaids.”
Mr. William Johnson, of Birming
ham, Ala , formerly of Marietta, spent
several days here last week, -
Machine needles, oil, attachments
and repairs, can be found at Schilling’s.
It is almost impossible to get repair
work done on hkouses. -Labor is scarce,
and utilized by contractors.
Ladies’ back combs, solid gold mount
ed. E. M. Cook & Co.
Mrs. George E. Nolan, of Cartersville,
and her mother, Mrs. Couch, spent
Thurgday in our city.
See the “Milkmaids.”
Messrs. H. A. Ward & Bros. have di
vided their grocery business and dry
goods business by a partition.
The Odd Fellows lodges of Marietta
have been invited to attend a sermon
to be delivered at Sandy Plains on the
morning of the 26th instant.
LADIES’ LACE HOSE.
We offer 15 dozen Ladies’ Black and
Tan Lace Hose that was formerly sold
for 85 cents,
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LADIES’ BELTS.
We have just received a pretty line of
Ladies’ Belts in white kid, duck, brown
and Dblack fsilk. Prices range
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WHITE HAND BAGS.
We offer one lot of Ladies’” White Can
vas Hand Bags, nicely embroidered, a
regular 25¢ value,
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G RIST S
Mayor Dobbs says the city park wili
be closed on May 30th, Decoration day,
no occupancy or any one passing
through, as the immense crowd of ne
groes cannot be managed or controlled
or prevented. when once inside of tha
park, from tramping on the grass and
breaking' the coping. Thesa negroes
come here from Aglanta, the country
or other places, are not city tax payers,
do not contribute one cent to keeping
up the town, in beautifying the park or
keeping it in good condition, are not
interested in our town, and that he
proposes to protect the city and the
park against depredations from a crowd
of negroes who are here only for one
day, and purely for a frolia.
See the ‘““Milkmaids’ at the opera
house, Friday evening, at 8 o’clock,
May 17t¢h. Admission, 35cts; children,
25¢ts.
WaNTED—STENOGRAPHIO WoOßK.—Die
tation taken, and neatly and accurately
type-written. Copying also done injthe
best style. Your work solicited. Miss
V. T.ELMER, 309 Atlanta street. ’Phone
261, Marietta.
Go to Kerley’s Jewelry Store for sil
verware, watches, diamonds, jeweiry,
etc. The best goods at the lowest
price.
The death of Mrs. W. I. Goodwin oec
curred in Paradise, Texas, April Ist.
Her husband died last October. Both
of these estimable persons were former
citizens of Cobb county. Mr. J. S,
Goodwin, of this place, was her brother
in-law. .
Everything new and up to-date in
plain or hand carved bracelets.
: E. M. Cock & Co.
Charcoal and asbestos sad irons, at
Schilling’s.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O, Litchfield, on
Route No. 1, announce the arrival of a
daughter, Dorothy.
The cooking demonstration given by
the ladies of St. James auxiliary proved
the ‘‘Southern Queen’’ Kange a winner.
Sold exclusively by F.E. A, Schilling.
See the ‘‘Milkmaids’’ at the opera
house, Friday evening, at 8 o’clock,
May 17th. Admission, 35cts; children,
2Hets.
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MARIETTA, GA., THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 16. 1907.
Drs. Field and Elder performed a sur- ‘
gical operation on Mrs. Timothy Ste
phens on last Thursday, removing a
cancerous growth from her breast, Shei
is an aged lady, and it is hoped she will }
rezover. ‘
Twenty pounds of standard granu- |
lated sugar for $l.OO on next Saturday,
for cash only. H. A. Ward & Bro. ‘
Our stock of Libey and Hawkes cut
glass is complete. ]
E. M. Cook & Cn.
The Jewel Theatre, in the rear of the
Marietta Jewelry Store, run by Mr. Os
ment and Mr. Feagan, is attracting
crowds. Besides the moving pictures,
illustrated songs are rendered. You
can very pleasantly spend a short while
there.
Your choice of 100 razors for e on
next Saturday for cash.
H. A. Ward & Bro
For Rext.—SBix-room house on Polk
street. Apply to Mrs. Sarah Hunt. 101
Hansell streev.
Eight new houses are going up in the
Sessions addition., Mr. Geo. C. Roberts
is building two; Mr. J, H. Brewer, one;
Mr. Chandler, one; Mr. J. H. Kuhl!-
man, one; Mr. Cochran, one; Mr. Gog
gins one, and Judge J. A. .. Born one
The greatest bargain in razors ever
offered in Marietta on next Saturday.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
Mr. Hy Albert, the well known elee
trician, has teken charge of the “Gem
Electric Theatre,” opposite the court
house. This is a guarantee everything
will be done right, clean and up-to- ‘
date. Call and see him. ‘
The *'New Perfection’’” Blue Flame
oil stove has no equal. The ladies say
so. Sold by F. E. A. Sehilling.
Mr. J. 8. Goodwin and Mr. S.J. Good
win returned last week from a visit to
Texas and Oklahoma. They met a
number of old Cobb countians in those
states; all doing well. They enjoyed
their visit immensely,
.One hundred Lign grade razors to g 0
at 75¢ each on next Saturday for cash.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
See the ‘‘Milkmaids’’ at the opera
hcuse, Friday evening, at S o’clock,
May 17th. Admission, 35cts ; children,
t 26cte.
WE WILL place on sale on Monday morn
ing, May 20th, a lot consisting of about
4000 yards of Embroideries in match sets
and bands. They come in Swiss, Nainsodk
and Cambric, and include values from 15
to 50 cents a yard.
Sale commences promptly at 9 o’clock,
and will only continue for one day.
LOW GUT SHOES.
Our showing of
Men’s, Ladies’ and
Children’s Low Cut
Shoes is complete,
and you can easily
supply your wants
from our large stock.
GRIST'S
Alpert Braswell, aged fourteen years,
son of Mr, R. L. Braswell, who lives
five miles northeast of Marietta, was
bitten by his dog, which went mad five
days after. This was about two weeks
ago. The boy was bitten on the hand,
and the hand became inflamed. Mr.
Braswell carried his son to the Pasteur
Institute in Atlanta, where he is being
i treated with good results.
Five barrels of sugar to go at twenty
‘pounds for $l.OO on next Saturday only
for eash. H. A. Ward & Bro.
Mrs. Charles Nertheutt gave a recep
tion Tuesday aftermoon at 4 o’clock at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Harde
man, complimentary to ber sister, Mrs.
John A, Manget. The house was beau
‘tifully decorated, and the occasion was
one quite pleasant to the large number
;of guests who were present,
~ Waxtep—One good marble cutter,
who cen also letter. BRESNIHAN,
MarBLE & GRraxITE WoORkS, Charles
‘ton, SB.C.
3 Mr. Henry E Rees, formerly of Ma
rietta, has been made Secretary of the
‘Aetna Insurance Company, of Hartford,
Conn. In less than ten years he will be
president, we predict,
The breach of promise case will be
tried in about two weeks. The lawyers
have left no stone unturned in obtain
ing evidence.
Mr. M. M. Sessions, president of the
Georgia Manufacturing and Publie Ser
‘vice Company, has returned from a two
weeks trip to points North.
Mr. J. M. Austin and Mr. LenC.
Baldwin attended the Grand Com
mandery of Masons in Atlanta last
'week.
' Miss Julia Schilling, who has been
ivisiting Mrs. W. D. Barker, in Jackson
ville, Fla., returned home on last Thurs
‘day.
Mrs. J. W. Legg, who had her arm
broke some ten days ago, we are glad
to see able to be out again.
Mr W.T. Potts visited Conyers Sun
day, returning home Monday, accom
panied by Mrs. Potts.
\ ,Gantt & Hodges sells Longman &
‘Martinez L. & M. Paints in piats and
quarts at half-gallon price.
CLOTHING.
Have you bought
that spring suit? If
not, you should be
sure and call and see
our large stock of
Men’s and Boys’
Suits and Pants be
fore you buy. We
are in position to
save you at least 25
per cent. on your
purchases.
R TR AT ARG | BT SO
When an established drug store finds its
business constantly increasing, there is a spe
cial reason for it. When a prescription busi
ness shows an inerease month after month over
the same months of the preceding year—as is
the case at Legg’s—the reason scarcely requires
mention.” [t is due to the fact that public con
filence has been won by the perfect compound
ing of prescriptions from the purest dtugs, the
prompt delivery of the same to the place or
home where wanted, and the complete atten
tion to every detail that makes business satis
factory. If you have not personally had the
pleasing experience of finding all these things
at your service, the next time you want a Fre
seription filled, or want anything in the drug
line, get it at
Three' Phones (™™ d w I[GG & GO
. The Prescription Store.
The more fun you could have
spending money, the more you
don’t know where to get it.
A girl would insist on you tell
ing her she had pearly teeth even
if she didn’t have any at all.
Summer Dress Goods.
Every day we put out on the counter
some special values in Summer Dress
Goods, which are under-priced. We
feel sure that it will be to your interest
to see them before you make any pur
chases in Summer Dress Goods.
Bundles.
We have just placed on the eounter 50
more bundles of Lawn-—not a piece in
the bundle under 3 yards, and from that
to 10 yards. $l OO
Prico per bundle.. .. . W %%
G IRISITVS
Bills are a very useful thing to
measure by them how small your
dalary is. i
A change in your mauner of
living may put more change in
your pocket,
NO. 20.
