The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, November 07, 1907, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text- -&g——:——:—f SA—— e o — eo o S — Rotered at ge Post Office. Marietta, Ga., a 8 ‘Second Class Matter. PUBLISHED EVERY T'H.URSDAY.. —ESTABLISHED IN 1866,— W. S. N. NEAL - - - § A MASSEY NEAL & MASSEY, EQiTORS. PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS Adverﬁ‘slng Ra.t;es Kessonshlve and mvsde known on application. ~—TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION :—— OB YBAR .....i 065 :4i. .ONB DOLLAR £IX MONTHS. ...... .......FIFTY OKNTS. THREE MONTHS.... .TWENTY-FIVE OENTS Ofticla! Journal of Cobb County Official Journal ot Marietta. MARIETTA GA- TrurspAy MornNiNG, Nov. 7, 1907. e —————————————————— TWELVE PAGES. THE SHOEMAKER SAINTS. Btory of the Roman Brothers Who Perished by the Sword. St. Crispin and his brother, Cris pinian (always associated together in the calendar), were two natives of Rome who, having become con verts to Christiawty, set out for Gaul to preach the faith about the middle of the third century along with St. Quintin and others. 'The brothers settled at Soissons, where, n imitation of the upostle Paul, they preached publicly in the day time and worked with their hands at might, carning their own sub gistence by making shoes, though nobly born. They supplied the poor at a low price, and a legend tells us that an angel supplied them with leather. The heathen listened to their instructions and were aston ished at the charity, disinterested ness, piety and contempt of glory displayed in their lives, and many were converted to the Christian faith. After they had been thus-engaged for several yealrs the l':m.:n'!'tn' Max imianus Herculius came mto Belgie Gaul, and a complaint was made to him against the brothers, Ile, de siring to gratify their accusers as well as to indulge his own :avage cruelty, gave orders that they ghould he M‘Ullgll! hefore Rictius Varus, the most implacable enemy of the Christians of that time. The saints bore with patience and con stancy the most eruel torments and at length finished their course by being beheaded with the sword about 287 A. D. Aceording to a Kentish tradition, their remains, being cast into the sea, were washed ashore at Romnb marsh. In the sixth centurv a great church was built in their hon or at Noigsons, and St. Eligiug richly ornamented the shrine. From their martvrdom to the prescnt time they have been re garded as the patron saints of shoe makers, who were accustomed to honor theirvday (and are vet in some towns) by great festivity. One special ceremony was a procession of the brethren of the eraft with banners aud luusic, while various characters representing King Cris pin and his court were sustained by different members.—Bt. James’ Ga zeite. The Laurel and the Sunflower. ‘ The laurel and the sunflower bave heen found, aecording tof Country Life, to be of the greatest use in émi_‘s‘_it’u;&tiuns.‘ Pt-oFle who lve in such spots, especially near undrained lnmfo think there 18 no hetp for them but by removal. Sue cessful evperiments have shown that it is pussible matenally to im prove the atmosphere in such neigh borhoods by the planting of laurels tud sunfloweis. The formmer give off an abunasvce of ovone. while the latter are potent 1n destroying the, watarial conditions. These two, if planied even on Lhe most resiricted sorie M 4 garder or any ground eiree Lo the hovsa, will be found to etres e s didy L the .’.r_',ue;;.a and sulubrity of ihe abimosphere. From Lirasrick. There ww: o young maiden of Leivh, A taleniod lady was sheich, She bLaked rome minee pies asz a picnsant surprise {or her bough, who was couung to teioh, But wher the vouth tasted her dough he grouned out a terrible “Ough!” In anguish he bawled. Then' the doctor was cawled to see what ailed Mabel's bough. Said the doctor in aceents most ﬁ'm,ﬂ, “I'm afraid thie youny man's ad it ruff!” Cried Mabel: “Oh, my! Ye had only one py!” Quoth the doctor: “Hope's offt That's enuff "—London Answers. . PUSS INTHISTORY. The Cat Has Been an Important Per sonage In Many Nations. : Miss Pussy. not only boasts an ancient hisbery, Lut as far back as history goes she has been quite an important personage. The gvp tians reverenced cats. 'They had a hospital for sick kittens, and such as giéd were embalmed and buried with mueh ceremony. Mourning was also worn by the family to whom the beloved kitten belonged. This mourning was not black clothes, but shaved evebrows, Though the Egvptians do not do quite so much in these dayy they still think a great deal of cats. They have a high officer called fa ther of cats, and near Cairo is a lbuilding where every day a feast is 'sprend, to which are invited all the cats of the city. No doubt you ‘have heard the storv of Cambyses coming to fight the Egyptians and ‘taking advantage of their reverence for cats by fastening before every soldier’s breast a live cat. Of course the Egyptians dared not hurt these cats, and so they were conquered. The Chinese are likewise fond of cats, but, sad to say for the cats, it 18 in sfew. In Rome and also in London the owners of cats pay a man a certain sum of money wonthly, and every day he walks through the streets uttering a pecaliar cry. All cats know him and come from all direc tions to get their dinner. He is called “the cats’ meat man.” Cats have always been highly valued in Wales. Tiey are kept about grana ries to catch rats. In the old days anybody stealing oné of these cats had to give for her a sheep or a lamb. Should the cat chance to be killed she was hung up by the tail until her head touched the floor and wheat poured over her until the tip of her tail was covered. All this wheat the thief had to give to the cat’s owner. The United States government keeps more than 300 cats in the postoftice department to guard the mails from rats and mice. Before these cats were employed valuable letters were often destroyed. These pussies are well fed, $4O a vear be ing allowed for each cat’s meat. The Japancse frighten away their mice and rats with china ecats. These are made so lifelike that when a candle is placed tnside lhn‘ figures the mice imagine them to be real cats and run for their lives,— | Brooklvn Eagle. f Y R (TR, DYSPEPTIA | ’:ﬂ,: T o ,"\”'.dy' Fimis> | /T Horn of Salvation was unknown five yearsago; today it is the popular house hold remedy in most of the homes of gouth; true merit slone could make it 80 popular. The people have had it on trial, and here are the verdicts rendered. Read them: W. R. Buxton, Girard, Ga, writes that Horn of Salvation sells like wild fire and relieves pain like magic. L. C. Durham. Dawson, Ga., says: ‘T had rheumatism so bad that my leg was drawn out of shape. Horn of Salvation cured me in a short time.” R. P. Wheeler & Son, Waketown, Texas, writes: ‘‘Send us six dozen' by express, C O, D, We find great de mand forit.”” | h Mrs. M. 8. Lebey, 910 Anderson street, Savannah, Ga., says: ‘I think it is the best household remedy I ever used, es pecially for Indigestion, ¥evers, Croup and Colds.” % J. P. Stegall, Emerson, Ga., says it cured him of Kidney and Bladder ‘Troubles when doctors and mineral wa ters had failed.. 7 Every bottle guaranteed. For sale by wholeeale and retail druggists. V/CPN ~ /777 P, ‘ B 5 s o TANS Sy _' . s, 3 \3"\\3‘_ l_/"",-'—’;.‘» s ‘i‘ & ' 7 =25 '-'-f:- S &P‘ < }—:.:_ﬁ:,::}__- (%}:— Lighten that Burden! Don’t buy high priced GROCERIES when goods % equal merit can be had at rersopable figures. Onr goode are of excellent quality, Selected from the stocks of the most reiiahle wholesalers, our goods will prove their right to ase on the beet tables, “ PENERCE ‘PHONE 150, , H. G. CORYELL, ? Fire and Life Insuranc. UFFICE on North side fublic in;;;l over F !h‘chmlnf’c storr, Marietta, Ga Application i from nelghboring towns promptly attended to. ' JAMES H. GROVES ! iSucezssor to Joha T. Groves.) - INSURANCE. Fie—Acrdent-—Healln—Lobiiy—-Pie Giss ' Representing some of the strongest companies in America. Special attention given to first-class | farwa property and cotton gins, | 1 have the most attractive Aceident Polioy ever | put on the market. | © Oftice, 100 Whitlock avenue, in rear First Na ! tional Bank. Drs. A. and J.O. Reynolds f DENTISTS, ; MARIETTA. : Ga. ' Orriok IIN REvy~yorps Buirpiva. 'JO"H R. GR[[R. M' n.’ n' ﬂ' 8. | SurRGEON DENTIST. Office South Sids Public Squars, Offices form erly occupied oy Dr. J. C. Greer, . | | MARIETTA, GEORGIA, | ee e et e e ettt et gty DRI H- V. REYNOLDSI ‘ PracilclNG PHYSIOIAN, L WHEN ne! engaged elsewhere may “e found during the day at hisoffice, up stairs. in Mec- Clatchey Building, Bouthwest corner ot Public Saware, and at n\gf:t ¢t hisresidence on Powder Enrings street, Marletia, Ga. Telephone No. 17. Residence Phone 73. Office Phone 97 J. D. MALONE, M. D.. CRACTICING PHYSICIAN MARIETTA, GEORGIA Residence 200 Atlanta street. Office up stairsio Malone puilding, N. E corner Public Squar: Rooms 1 and 2, 3 DR, 0. H. FIELD, DR. O D. ELDER, FIELD & ELDER, Pracricing PHYs'ciaNs, ‘ Marietta, Ga. Office Rooms No. 4 and 5 Gobe:r ' Buildini.e Residence on Lawrence street. Office Phone, Bell, Co,, No. 181. Residence Phone, Bel) l Co., No. 128, Allcalls promptly attended. ‘ DR. W. M. KEMP, , GENERAL PACTITIONER | MARIKTTA. GA, Office, in Gober bulid | ing over Ward Bios. store. Residence allen Winu l place, Lawrence street, A.B.CLAY, D. W.BLAIER CLAY & BLAIR, ! ATIORNEYS AT Law, ' MARIETTA, GA. Rooms 1 and 2 Sessions Building, over Cacnes & Gilbert’s. We give our ! entire attention to the practice of law. Prompt- | uess is cur motto. Collections a specialty. i E. H. CRAY,. . - | LAWYER. ‘ Office in the Cole building, over Gro gan’s barber shop. ! MARIETTA, - - GRORGIA ¢ N. A. MORRIS, .- ATTORNEY AT Law, - MARIETTA, GA., will practice In-ali coos & sState and Federal. Office over Marietta Tiv-st ani Banking Company. J. Z. FOSTER, . LAWYER., ' MARIETTA, GA. Office over J W, Legp & Co's. .Tlrm: Store : TR Y : ATTORNEY AT -Law. . .- MARIETTA, G&A. Office up atairs’ in Codirt House with .C.. 8.. Wiilingham. Cellpetiops a specialey, Money loaved, - OPPOSITE KENNESAW HOUSE. Cruck ANDERsON, Proprietor The hest of vehicles, the safést, of dn vers and -the fastest of horges are always ready, night and day for hire, No map, woman or child -has ever given me a call in the past, who has been, nor.shal] any ever in the future, be dissatisfied with my teams or the men in my em ploy. Everything and everybody about we ave a number ove, e I have cheapened my charges propor tionare to the siringency of the times. For reterence ag to the iruth of what 1 say, as to the turnouts and charges, %o to my friends, which mears the people generally. ; : Parties hiring are strictly responsible for the safety of themselves, jvehicles and hoises J A, G, ANDERSON. : .:a." ’ b | | =y , N S '; (s‘{’ Ao, J : '/ Ft‘?“} 'u;.' i 4 14 \ . gz,‘ 3 8 i+ ',l‘ ﬁd IN' r\.t.. : 2 R N d . N SOt . FRIEND TO FRIEND. The persoral recounuendations of peos ple who have heen cured of coughs und colds by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy have dove more than all eice to make it a staple article of trade and comuierce ovet 8 large part of the vivilized world. Bl i b vlev’s Kidney Cure WAk Cs Lognevs aau@ bisdder iyt JOHN A. MANGET, MEXIOO PR IN.. e e . ye V- B MANGET. Jx.. JmnRNT ﬁm‘mw m._ J. W. GARLAND, % D.SWINT ‘ Seas Py 2 i “MINING AND LUMBER D. T. MANGET. C. D. SWINT, GORDON BRANAN, ’ secreinry. The Greatest Dividend Payers, soux 1 vaxcer. 7 i : s ’ Real Estate, Timber Tracts, Mines, CAPITAL STOCK%zs,ooooo _—_-—- Timber Lands of Mahegany, Logwood, Cedar, Ete. Also sell Agricultural and Stock Raising Lands, situated 1n the Tropics of Mexico. ' We sell stock in Improvement and Development Com panies, organized to premote above interests, which will pay enormous dividends, We Handle Gold, Silver and Copper Mines and Mine Prospects. Ow ing tco the utmost confidence we have in the cfficers and the mines whose stock we sell, we give our customers a Bond with the purchase of every block of stock we sell, agreeing therein that in case their holdings, for any reason, are un satisfactory at the end of two years, they are at liberty to gell them, and if they sustain any lose we bind ourselves to bear fully one-half of it. Mw “ M MM M We Sell Stock In well vstablished mining companies-~those we know and can recommend from personal investigation, Invest your money where it stands a good chance to multiply itself from thiee to five times within a very few years. A majority of Marietta’s best business mer have made large sums of money in ming during the past vear, Why don’t you? Write us TO-DAY for prices and information. Mexico Investment Company, Apartado 180, OAXACA, vt MEXICO. JOHN A. MANGET, President. ROUEGHE & WMEEKIN, ——PLUMBING~——— Tin anaSheet Metal Work. GENERAL JOBBING FEE O MARIETTA, GA. ‘ ’ . | - Tax Collector’s Notice. ‘ I will be at the following places on the dates mentioned for the purpose of col lecting State and County Taxes for the year 107: | N N s oadlisaiosnipisatisate | != ‘ | Marietta ... . ..........{October 1% 5 | f ‘ Lemons. ... . i s X 7morn October 23 morn/Novembver 7 morn Slanhs ... ... ... s 7 eve ‘v 7 23 eve | N 7 Bve | vinings .. .. oo " 8 morn ! - 24 morn! o 8 morn Howe?ls. e e 9 morn | by 25 morn, e, 1! morn | iR e o 9 eve \x o 25 eve eAR ] Austell,.. . G £ wlO ' 3 26 e 12 | Powder Springs. . . v 1% i - 8 ! = 18 | SURRER ............... Y lemoro | ‘- B mopnt - 14 morn Be . beo it ] ' l4eve i 2P eve | “ l4eve Reg'Usk,. .. ........ T i» morn . e 30 moro; i i 5 morn Lust Mountain, .. .. ' 1D eve Lot W 0 aye | b 15 eve BEWOEEN ... S 1l o 31 { - 18 ‘ I SRSty ... " 17morn {Novemberl morn g 19 morn R 17 eve o 1 eve | ' 19ave | PONS ax .. ... .. ' 18 morn 3 4 ave | o N morn S .. iy N i b 5 . 21 RS . ‘. 32 morn o 8§ morn‘ 5 22 morn B s T S g I will als» be in Marietta ali other days until the 20t day of December. The books will then clese, I hope all will meet me promptly and pay their tax and save cost. T will be compelled to ciose up my business by Janunary Ist, 1908, . B. CLAY, Tax Collector Cobb County, Georgla, J. W. Hardeman. F. Hardeman, I. A. Hardeman, | You can always get First-Class Goods, and Polite Treat ‘ment. We carry 2 full line of Shoes, and Hats, Pants. -An Up-to-date Line of Groceries and Hardware and full line of 3. 3 €3l onva y $ EHzgn ‘trade Fertizers. Our mottois to please everybody J HARDEMAN & SONS J. W, HARDEMAN & SONS. 1 i el {HOK. . A MORRIS | - MRNUNCES FOR Junes, t . Marietta, Ga., Oct. Ist, 1907, To the Voters of the Blye Ridge Cir. , cuit:—T desire at this time to publicly ! announece my candidacy for Judge of | the Buperior Courts of the Blae Ridge { Cireuit, subject to the next Democratio primary, 1 promise the entire people of thiz Judieial Cireuit that if lam elected, | will devote the best work and energy of my life to the duties of the office, and | will give them a fair, impartial, clean. and ecenomieal administration of the laws. 1 will do this regardless of how they voted in the past or how they way vote in the future. I will do this regaraless of what po litical faction they may have affiiliateq with in the past or may affiliate with i, the future. I will do this regardless of their poli tics—whether Democrat, Populist o Republican. I will do this regardless of whether they are rich or poor, white or black, Every man, rich or poor, Democrat, Populist, or Republican, should respect and obey the laws:and when the law deals with them, they should all be dealt with fairly, justly and impartially, and they should all be placed upon the same level in the court house. Polities, political differences, nor political pre;- udices should never become a factor in the enforcement of our laws or the dis charge of official duties. Whether I have oppogition or not, [ also promise the entire people of the Circuit that I wiil not in this race, di rectly or indirectly, use ADY money, whiskey, or any other thing of value, for the purposs of buying votes or hiring workers in behalf of my candi dacy, nor will 1 knowingly permit my friends to do this. 1 am a member of the State Demo eratic Executive Committee from the State-at-Large, and I will advoeate the adoption and enforcement of rules which will prohibit the use of money, whiskey, or any other things of value, to buy votes or hire workers in any of the primaries, and that will disqualify anv person from being declared the ‘rominee of the party for any office, who Vi ‘lnies the rules of the Oommittee, [t hus been my intention for a num ber of months to make this race, and 1 have < expressed myself in private conversations to a number of people throughout the Circuit. I have met with overwelming encouragement [ feel sinverely grateful for this. I will appreciate the support of each and every voter in the entire Cireuit, My heart is full of gratitude and ap preciation, and will ever be, for the loyal support given me in the past throughout the Cireuit, both in my po litical aspirations ang in my profession. Trusting that you will favor me with your support and influence, [ am, Very respectfully, N. A. Mogrgis. Ail girls sing like birds—hnt did you ever hear a crow sing? Sibley Spring Water. Atlanta, Ga., July 25, 1907.—Mr. A. S. J. Gardner, Marietta, Ga. Dear Sir: We hand you enclosed certificate 5f analysis giving results upon the sample of wate: sent us some time ago, and beg to advise you, in this connection, that the analysis shows the water to be of unusnal purity, both as regards organic and mineral mat ter. The amount of organic matter, as shown by sanitary analysis, is almost rothing, and the mineral ingredients found are also very low,the amount com paring very favorably with the purity of distilled water We can recommend this water very highly for drinking purposes, Yours very truly, ' N.P. PRATT LABORATORY, T By W. I, HeArn. ‘ ANALYSIS, Parts per Grains per Contains Million Gallon Sillch .. LAY 8472 Iron and Alumina. . 37 2168 Potassinm Sul{ahate 2.0 1166 Potassium Chloride 1.4 0817 Sodium Chloride ; [ e e 0180 Carbopate of Lime Trace Trace Carhonate of Mag- POSIA .o BT 3324 Total Solids by Evaporation... . 30,0 1.7495 SANITARY ANALYSIS, t’arts per Contains Milliou S e 6,800 Equals Sodium Clloride (Salt), 11,200 Free Amm0nia.................. Nope Albuminoid Ammonia.. .. .. ... 001 L B R R R R SR vsy A Rane Oxygen Absorbed in 1 h0ur...... 110 Total Solids by Evaporation..... 30,000 Regpectfnlly submitted, & N. P. PRATT LARORATORY. The above Sibley Bpring water will be delivered at ten cents a gallon. Phorue 121, Marietta. . Ry B ST ‘%/(/';;\“t \(:"‘;"7‘ 5 XS il R 0 4 Ae 5 b BN s p SIS e "y s F R -3 '-):"' v 5 4 N T i - ) W e B { ( Edl?}\:‘ s ol P, i i s.:z_’“ n ¥ b 3 o \\(Or Y § i ' B J ¥isdicin Cures Coustipation, Diarrhoea, Convulsions Colic, Sour Stomach, etec. It Destroys Worie Aliays Feverishness and Colds, It Aids Dige tion, Jt Makes TerTHING Fasy, Prometes Cheer fulness and Yroduces Nature! Sisap f »&’ » f Foley's {ioney wa Tar Or children. sufe sure. Nu opiates.