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VOLo 41.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Matters in City Briefly
Chronicled for Jour=
nal Readers.
The City Councilf has reduced the tax
for this year from 72c to 70e.
We did five jobs cof printing for a La-
Grange firm last week.
* Miss Mildred Thompson will coach
three pupils in Latin or Algebraimme
diately. For particulars, nhone 284.
The Presbyterian Sunday echool pie
nicked at Grant Park, Atlanta, last
Friday. :
It rained Thursday night hard. It
might bave been expected. We hada
“‘dark cloud” during the day.
Mr. A. M. Dobbs has sold his interest
in the Marietta Fertilizer Company lo
cated in Aplants._v
Miss Regina Rambo, of Marietta, at
Wesleyan College, won the elocution
medal.
Mrs. A. M. Dobbs attended the grad
uation of her daughter, Miss Mamie, at
Shorter College, Rome, last week.
Mr. M. G. Richardeon and Mr. L. H.
Dobbs, of Cedartown, spent several days
in Marietta last week. They are doing
# good marble businese in Cedartown.
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The dissolution of Meinert & Whit
lock will take effect July 1, 1907. All‘
accounts due them must be paid at
once, or will be put out for collection.
The lar%? stock of Meinert & Whit
lock must be reduced at once. There
fore, contracts will be taken at very ‘
low figures. |
The number of eating and soft drink !
stands around the city park Thursday
(Decoration Day) reeembled Midway.
The piotection of the park is the
bounden dutv of the mayor and council,
and they have the backbone to do it.
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’ Sole A ?I;‘@IflEN§Q!UALITY Sflils-llel\llss !d QU SH@BS :
ole Agents ior or Menan EEN QUALITY SHOES for Women
Our stock embraces everything of the highest class and best styles in seasona :
for Men, Women and Children. y Ol otiyene
e e reer ot 3000 o Vit and Gt 315041001 93000
TSR es ¥ 5 $B.OO
Women’s Nobby Canvass Oxtjords and Pumps. Pretty line of Boys’ Oxfords in Patent
These are all the rage, and going fast. Leather and Gun Metal, $2.50 and $'3.00
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GENTS’ FURNISHINGS.
SILK PONGEE SHIRTS, in natural color and with dots, $1.50.
Shirts plain and figured; Regular and Coat sfyles; plain and plaited bosom in a variety
of stylish patterns, 50c. and $l.OO.
We carry in stock the celebrated John B. Stetson Hat---known the world over---§4.50.
Newest shapes in soft felts---Alpines and Telescopes-—in all colors, $1.50 to $3.00.
A full line of Spring and Summer Neckwear, in up-to-date styles and patterns, 25 and 50c.
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Spring and Summer Suits for Men and Boys.
B Aittinros, $e e $lB.OO e Rl.OO, §1.25. §LOO e | 53,00
e 0L 4.+ $5.00 oy ose Thasndo s T el G 0 |
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wmsu STONE, BARNES & CO. MRREI iR
The citizen, in town and county, who |
doesn’t subscribe for his town paper,
practically says he doesn’t care wheth- \
er his town has a paper or not, and
there wouldn’t be any paper in the |
town if all refused to take the paper as ‘
he does. What would a town be with- i
out a paper? Would you live in a town
without a paper? Wouldn’t it show
that the town wasn’t much of a place?
Then subseribe for the Marietta Jour
nal. |
Call the Crescent Pressing Club.
They clean, press, dye and dry clean.
‘Wsgon delivery. Phone 43.
~ Norice Tax Pavers.—The city assess
‘sors having completed their work, you
are allowed five days to call and exam
ine valuation assessed on your proper
ty, file in writing notice of complaint
| for arbitration of same.
~W.J.Brack, City Clerk.
About the first thing the policemen
had to do on Decoration day, when the
train load of negroes arrived from At
lanta, was to take in charge a well
dressed negro woman who was g 0
drunk that she could hardly navigate.
Atlanta whiskey overpowered her. ]
For Rext—Office rooms on west side
of square. Apply to D. C. Cole.
The Crescent Pressing Club is_the
place to send your shirts to have them
gleaned and pressel. Wagon d elivery
Phone 43.
Mr. W. A. Florence had the ligaments
of his left arm, near the wrigt, torn by
beiig thrown from Mr. Ralph North
cutt’s automobile, which was suddenly
started, thinking that Mr. Florence
was clear of the machine.
For ReNT—Three rooms cloge in. Ap
ly to W. T. Potts at B. H. Bostain
gompsny’: store.
We will send right away for your
clothes, clean, press and return them.
The Crescent Pressing Club. Phone 43.
SpeciaL.—Next Saturday I will gell
choice bananas at 20¢ instead of 25¢ per
dozen. E. G. Dyson.
The Jewel Electric Theatre is giving
ite patrons illustrated songs every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights,
sung by Mr. J. R. Black. Change of
pictures three times a week. Admis
sion 5 cents. X
MARIETTA, GA., THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1907.
Coats’
Spool
Thread
is
now
SIX CENTS
per
spool
by
All Merchants.
The city tax assessors, Messrs. B. T, |
Frey, J. H. Murray and Harry Haynes |
are having their assessments on some |
property cl.allenged by the tnx-plyeu!
a 8 excessive. Complaints are made'
snd arbitrators appointed will have to |
decide the value of some of the prop
erty. Mayor Dobbs says he car ran
the city without raising the assess- '
ments No more money ought to be .
taken out of the pockets of the tax-'
payers than is absolutely necessary. *
Mr. George Hicks had two mules|
hitched to a dray at the depot Friday !
afternoon in charge of a negro driver. |
The wagon was loaded with marble, !
The driver went into the depot, and the l
mules started across the track and was ;
struck by a passing engine, eutting off |
the front foot of one and breaking thei
front lege of the other. The mules.
were hopelessly crippled, and had to be |
killed . . ’
Prof. J. M. Prance came in to see us
Wednesday and ordered his paper back
to Route 8, He has just graduated with
credit at the Normal School at Athens.
Mr. Prance is a self-reliant, pushing
young man, that has won his way by{
his own merited efforts, and there is a
bright future before him. !
There will be peaches shipped from '
Cobb county. Nearly every orchard
here will have some peaches. Judge
Gober thinks he will get ‘s number of
car loads of peaches. The scarcity will
make the price that much higher.
Miss Marguerite Howland, a gradu
ate of the Marietta High School, nas
just completed the two years course at
the Atlanta Kindergarten Normul‘
Bchool. Her many Marietta friends are 1
glad of her success. |
Mrs. Louise Warren Barber, of Chi-'
huahua, Mexico, spent Sunday and
Monday of last week with Mrs. Enoch
Faw :
Mayor E. P. Dobbs attended the
Mayors’ convention in Athens Jast
week.
The Marietta Rifles will leave on the
Bth for Jamestown Exposition, to be
present ot Georgia day, 10th. :
Mr. Elmer Anderson hag resumed his
,place iw the post-office.
If You
Were Invited
e ——
If you were invited to something good,
Wouldn’t you accept it if you could ?
You can accept our invitation to trade here*
and %et good goocf; and a good service.
Will you accept? All you need dois just walk
inside the door. ft’s open. We’ll be gladto see
you—and serve you. A
By the way, we have just received alarge ship
ment of Stag Varnish Wood Stains, in walnut,
cherry, dark oak, mahogany. light oak and golden
oak. These stains imiiate the natural wood by
staining and varnishing in one application. Suit
able for halls, parlors, dining rooms, bed rooms,
bath rooms, kitchens and offices. Can be applied
by the most inexperienced person.
Putman Gilcfing Paints, in gold, crimson,
green and copper, for bronzing rmfiators, picture
frames, lamps. etec. Can be washed with soap and
water. :
We have
Enamels for bath tubs, grates and furnitire,
Wax for hard wood floors, g
Carriage Top Dressing and Carriage Paint,
Slating for black boards,
In fact, everything in paint, and everything
that a good drug store ought to keep.
Jo w. LEOG & coO
) The Rexall Store.
Phone us your wants,
and we'll do the rest.
Self-control ie not eoo much in
subduing the faculties as in lead
ing them to serve worthy ends.
If you cannot hate hypocrisies
and evil, you are not likely to love
virtue.
' NO. 23.
The truly godly see something
divine in all,
It is & good deal easier to preach
things heroic and divine than it is
to practice thinge erdiparily hu.
‘man and decent.
