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The Marietfa Tonrnal
VOL. 41.
Matters in City Briefly
Chronicled for Jour
nal Readers.
Build a farniture factory.
Build a cotton factory, and thus make
a dividend on the cotten raised here.
We have the agency for Butterick
Patterns H. A. Ward & Bro.
Build factories and small industries,
and thus give the town substantial
prosperity.
For RExt—Office rooms on west gide
of square. Apply to D. C. Cole.
For Rexr—Furnished roors. Apply
at 108 Cherokee Street.
Miss' Anna Waddell is attending a
house party in Waynesboro, Ga.
If you need any lumber or coal, come
to eee me or call phone 72.
i HzexrYy MEINERT.
* For Rexr—Five or six acres of good
corn land at Sibley’s crossing. Apply
to A. 8. J. Gardner, Phone 121.
The Delineator for July now on sale
at Ward Bros.
We regret to learn that Mr. Gus Gro
gan has fever.' He is at his brother’s,
Mr. Sam Grogan, on Kennesaw avenue,
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 colleetion.
A small lot of white linen and pique
to close out at 50c.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
BracksMiTH CoAL —A car load of the
Aetna is now on hand for sale.
W.J.Camp & Co.
Dr.l.H. Springer will build three
five-room houses on his property on
Waddell and Hayres streets at once.
Mr. J. W. L. Stovall has bought the
Bailey house, on Waddell street, and is
adding two recoms to it. St
('l e dale of Mill
carance Sale of Millinery.
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We Inaugurate To-day a Clearance Sale of Millinery,
' Consisting of
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats and Shapes
50 Per Cent. Reduction |
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Those who have not purchased their Spring and Summer Hats will do well to avail themselves of this
rare opportunity to get a hat at half price. A.
Our milliners will leave in a few days, and you will have to act at once to get the benefit of this Clearance ‘
Sale of Hats and Shapes. ' 4 ;
J. R. KING DRY GOODS CO,
soutH sipe oF sQuAare. PHONE 127. MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
Ralph Stringer, son of Mr E. L.
Stringer, of this place, wasaccidentally
shot with a parlor rifle, No. 22, on last
Wednesday, the ball entering the palm
of his hand, ranging up his right arm
and coming out at the elbow.
For BarE or RExT —A three-room
house and acre of émund. adjoining R.
H. Northeutt’s Kennesaw Mountain
farm. Apply to Simeon Casey or W. S.
Brown.
The Baptist Sunday school and church
will piznic at Grant Park, Atlanta,
Thursday,June 20th. Two electric cars
have been chartered. The fare for the
round trip will be: Ten years oid, 10c;
11 to 18, 25¢; 18 to 100 years, 50c.
To tae Pvetio.—l will be with my
father, Mr. Henry Meinert, in the fu
ture, handling coal, lumber and all
building materials. All business ghall
receive prompt and careful attention.
Come to see us before building and
buying. Thanking you in advance for
your patronage, I am, yours te serve,
Jorx P, MEINERT.
For SaLe—The Alexander place, oc
cupied by B. Awtrey. Roswell street;
six-room house, lot 135 feet front. Ad
dress Mgrs.J M. Moorg, Route No. 27,
Marietta, Ga.
It is said that Mr. W. My McKenzie’s
orchard, near Kennesaw mountein. is
londed with fine Elberta peaches. The
frost didn’t touch them, and the crop
in that orchard will be very large and
fine.
Butterick Patterns at Ward Bros.
Mr. Whitlock has retired from the
firm of Meinert & Whitlock, but I will
still continue business at same old
stand. I thank you for your past pat
ronage and earnestly solicit your fu
ture trade, guaranteeing you perfect
satisfaction. HENRY MEINERT.
The contract for the fixtures in the
new bank has been let, and, it is said,
will be very elegant.
See our linen and pique skirts at 50¢
each. H A Ward & Bro.
I am now prepared to handle your
building contract. Come to see me be
fore buying lumber or coal.
HeNrY MEIXNERT.
For Savre—Lookout Mountain Irish
potatoes, J. H.Hny,
Route No. 5, Marietta, Ga.
MARIETTA, GA., THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 20. 1907
MISS AAMBO'S RECITAL
A GRAND SUCCESS,
Will Cive Her Masterpiece
Herod, Next Tuesday
Night, 25th. |
To say that Miss Regina Rambo’s re
cital at the Opera House last Thursday
night was a brilliant saccess is to tell
the plein unvarnished truth.
The recital was given by request for
the benefit of the Children of the Con
federacy, the monument fund.
Miss Rambo was assisted by Misses 1
Maud Foster and Irma Neal, piano, and |
Miss Candler, of Decatur, song Mrs.
Settle was called unexpectedly to
Nashville.
The audience was large, cultured
and appreciative.
Mies Rambo is the gifted and talent
ed daughter of Dr. and Mrs. 8. D. Ram
bo, of this place. She is a student of
Wesleyan College, and at the close ‘of
the last term won the gold medal for
elocution in a large class. :
Her ability is quickly recognized, ba
sides her personality is sttractive, her
poses graceful, and her conceptions in
telligent. Her rendityns were scenes
from Macbeth and Ben Hur. In her
several humorous pieces she kept the
audience in laughter throughout, af
fording an evening of rare and pleasing
entertainment.
We are glad to state that Miss Ram
bo has consented to render her master
piece, Herod, on next Tuesday evening,
June 25th, 8:30, at the Opera House
for the benefit of the Methodist church
organ fund. She rendered this piece to
1500 people in the Wesleyan College
suditorium, and won unstinted encom
ium from the Macon press and people.
Marietta, her home place, should be
as generous in apprieciation of her gen
ius and fill every seat in the Opera
House next Tuesday night.
The proceeds go to a laudable pur-
pose and all will enjoy this magnificent |
production of Stephen Phillips’ Herod.
Tickets on sale at Legg’s drug store.
Get seats early.
CUASTE OF OHARACTERS. i
Herod, King of the Jews ; Aristobulus, !
High Priest and Brother of Mariamne; ‘
tadias, Chief Councillor; Sohemus, |
a Gaul; Syllaeus, a Blind Man: Phe- |
roras, a Brother of Herod; a Priest; a '
Physician; a Captain; a Cupbearer; i
Servants and Messengers; Mariamne,
Queen and wife of Herod; Cypros, '
Mother of Herod ; Bathsheba, Maid of
Mariamne. f
PROGRAM, t
Piano Selection....... Miss [rma Neal |
Impersonation of Herod— i
Stephen Phillips |
Miss Regina E. Rambo. |
Aor 1. !
Time—Afternoon of the Last Day of the |
‘ Feast of Tabernacles.
Scene—The Great Hall of Audiance in
the Palace of Herod at Jerusslem,
festooned with garlands and offer- |
ings. i
Acr 11,
Time—Three days later.
Scene—The Hall of Audiancein Herod’s
Palace. On various points of
vantage without, are Sentinels
watching for the arrival of Herod,
Aor 111.
Time—-Sunset; a few days later.
‘Scene—The Halllof Audiance, as before ;
‘ Captains, Councillors and Priests
* are assembled.
This modern drama is founded on the
higtorical characters of Herod, the King
of the Jews, Aristobulus, the boy high|
priest, Mariamne Queen wife of Herod, |
and Cypros and Salome, Herod’s treach
erous mother and sister.
The story of the play is woven about
the incidents and consequences of Aris-,
tobulus’ death by drowning, the result
Herod’s command because he feared l
'Aristobulus’ favor with the multitude. 1
| Misg Mamie Dobbs will have as her!
guests for ten days two charming and
lattuctive young ledies, Mies Thiesen,
. from Pensacola, Fla., and Miss Read,
lof Atlanta. They were at Shorter to
}gether last year. Several social fune
tions have been planned in their honor.
should be cooked. Many eat our ices and
ice creams, but few know of the care and
attention we give this branch of our busi
ngss. We make our ice cream from pure,
rich cream and milk, fresh country eggs,
granulated sugar and freshly-picked, ripe
fruit. We believe that ice cream made by
cooking is more wholesome and better than
that made from raw cream, milk and eggs.
The milk, by heating, is thoroughly steril
ized, which, from a health standpoint, is
important this hot weather. \K’e cook
ours, and, above all things. we are very
particular about cleanliness in manufac
ture. When you eat OUR ice cream, you
can depend on its being clean, wholesome
and good. We are serving Peacho Straw
berry, made from the ripe fruit, and the
other popular flavors. Phone us your or- =~
der for pint, quart or gallon, and we will
have it there by meal time, nicely packed.
J. W. LEGG & CO.
The Druggists.
Worry is the advance guard that
trouble sends to weaken vyou for
the attack proper.
Some men go ko fast that they
pass happiness without ever no
ticing that it was there.
This old world never holds you
to account for the untruths you
told to cheer it up.
A woman will never ask your
advice unless she ig sure you are
going to agree with her, ;
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