The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, May 21, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMARIETTA MATTERS. Paragraphically Penciled for Journal Readers. Bring us your job printing. ~ Journav’s Bell Telephone, No. 18. Subseribe for the Journal, $l.OO. Clean up your premises. : " Who will buy the next automobile? — S Powder Springe street is receiving the attention of the street workers. The Georgia peach erop will be about 25 per cent. short. It is said the registration list in At lanta will probably reach 15,000, Mr. Will 8. Cox, of Chatsworth, Ga., was 10 the city Friday. Daniell Bros. are headquarters for wedding presents. Don’t be so miserly with the truth when you discuss politics. Rev. E. M. Dyer will preach at Eliza beth school house next Sunday 4p. m. Rev. C. N. Tyndell, of Augusta, will preach at St. Jamee Episcopal church next Sunday. Dr. 1. H. Springer arrived home Sat urday from Florida, very much im proved in health. Try Manning’s meat market, where your trade will be appreciated. Dr. V. B. Bishop has sold his automo bile to Mr. Joe J. Black. __ ~“Mrs. Kate Manning left Tuesday to visit her sons in Savannah? _— ~ Miss Rebe Standifer, of Blakely, is visiting the family of Dr. S. D, Rambo. Don’t forget Daniell Bros., the lead ing jewelers, Marietta, Ga. For SALE.—9O cords of oak and pine wood at $3.00 per cord; delivered on short notice. E. G. Dyson. For RExT.—The Spalding place. Ap ply to E. L. Faw. Mrs. M. G. Mozley celebrated her eighty-third birthday Sunday before last. Miss Bessie Baker, of Inman Park, is the guest of Miss Nettie Kirkpatrick this week. See Daniell Bros. before buying that graduation present. Small industries are what Marietta needs. A cotton factory is one of the large needs. The young young people are hieing away to the woods and creek banke, picnicking. Mr. C. E. Hendersoun has the contract to rebuild the stores of Mrs. Neese and Mrs. Greer. Cotton took a rise and began to hunt a market. If you want cotton, you must pay a fair price for it. Autornobiles are gerting a 8 common in Marietta as any other mode of trans portation. Hugh Manning, the only reliable %gat dealer in the city. Both phones ALL LEGAL advertisements, to insure insertion, must be paid in advance. Weddiug trousseaus are being built by the dressmakers. To marry and be given in marriage is a divine |prvois ion. — See E. G. DysoN when you want a good cord of wood cheap. Daniell Bros. can furnish you watches as long as time lasts. The papers in lower Georgia are talk ing about killing mosquitos. Come to Marietta, where you don’t have to kill the insects. Hawgins & BArgALow, public ste nographers. Office over book-store. Phone No. 75. If you owe this office anything, we would greatly appreciate a prompt set tlement. We have obligations of our own that should be paid. The Journal is a newspaper; it pro poses to give the news. Its columns are open to all the people for legitimate ad vertising. INsuvre Your PROPERTY against cy clones and tornadoes with James H, Groves, Very low rates. No assess ments. Millions of capital. Office 100 Whitlock Avenue. There’s a lot you’ll never know about correct time until you have carried a Hamilton. See Daniell Bros. Atlanta has put $2OO license on “near beers,” and forbid its sale to mi nors or on Sunday. If Atlanta can put $2OO on it, and it would be legal, it looks like Marietta could put $l,OOO. The Seventh Congressional district is no longer the ‘‘bloody Seventh.” Con gressman Gordon Lee poured oil on the troubled waters, and everything is moving along quietly and smoothly. Why go to Atlanta and pay more for the same quality of goods carried by Danieil Brog ? A good wateh will run a long\time for you, but you don’t have to run far for it. Just run here. DanieLL Bros, Ciry Tax Rerurss.—The books are now open at Council Chamber for the return of city taxes. Please give in your returns promptlg. W.J. Braok, Clerk. When electric cars penetrate all sec tions of this country, then you will see a development of resources and en hancement of values that will be aston ishing. If you want to gee it, work for it and encourage it. | The contest for judges of the state is enough to utterly disgust any fair l minded man with our method of elect 'ing them. The judiciary should be en | tirely eliminated from polities, and we oannot better matters until it’s done, and then rotate them. They are hu i man, like the rest of us, and cannot | prevent, if they were to try, being more or less influenced by politics. Select the best and most level-headed lawyers and elevate the bench above petty poli tics, and we will have aclean judiciary, and not until.—Blue Ridge Post. Two bitter fights are now being waged for judgeships in this part of the State. Morris and Foster in the Blue Ridge circuit, and Fite and McCamy in the Cherokee cireuit. And yet there are some people who think this 1s the best way to select judges. To stir up preju dices, passions and jhates, and to cater to every voter for his vote, is not the way an impartial judge should be elected to pass upon property rights, life and liberty. Judges are human. Those farmers who are still holding their cotton for better prices are very much gratified over the fact that the cotton market is now daily climbing. There is still a lot of cotton held. It cannot be told how the market next ‘fall will be, though if Providence does not interfere and cause the crop to be smaller than indications at present show, the prices for months next fall will be low. \ Whatever helps Marietta, helps Cobb county; whatever helps the county, helps all the towns in the county ; what ever helps all the county, helps you in ! ividually. Pull for Marietta and Cobb county. Don’t you see? The Marietta Rifles will hold their prize drill at the armory Thursday eve- ; ning at 8:15. A medal costing $25 will be awarded to the first, and $2.50 cash | as the second prize. Admission 25cts., to defray expenses of prizes. After the drill, there will be dancing. The way to let people know you are in business and have bargains to offer them, is to advertise. You can do busi ness without advertising, but you can do more by advertising. Try it and gee. Ciry Assgssors having finished as gessing city property, the books are now open. All complaints have to be filed with the Clerk of Council within five days from this date, May 21st. W. J. Braok, City Clerk. My new slicing machine is the latest mmproved. Therefore, give me a trial | order for bacon and dried beef. | H. V. Manning. Cards of thanks, resolutiors of re spect and obituary notices, other than those which the paper itsell may give ?s a matter of news, will be charged or. Checks aggregating $61,841.90 bave been mailed to the various County School Commissioners by the BState Treasurer, being a payment of the State’s apportionment of the school fund up to date. Why not trade with a man thatis here to stay? Then you will not be troubled every few weeks !ooking up a new trading place. Huca MANNING, The Reliable Meat and Produce Dealer, Congressman Gordon Lee got tacked on the sundry appropriation bill $105,- 000 for the improvement of Chicka mauga Park and to add 1,000 more acres to the park. Mr. Newt Mayes left again for Amer icus Monday morning, where he is get ting ready to ship peaches. He says buyers there from New York say that the Bagley-Gober orchard is the finest they ever saw. The Gilmer county Democratic Ex ecutive Committee hag passed a rule that a ‘*scratched’’ ticket shall not be counted June 4th. A remarkable dic tation ! It you want good job printing, bring your work to the Journal office. We have both steam and electric power, and can always keep our presses going. Atlanta prices duplicated. Money 10 LOAN.—I can make loans at geven per cent. on good real estate as security. Loans on farming lands a speciull;gi It costs nothing to see me at my office in Marietta and find out all about it. R. N. HoLLAND, Attorney at Law. Mr. Ed Henderson is home from Leb anon, Tenn., where he has been attend ing college. Mr. J, R. Northeutt will graduate there at the end of the term. You easily forget the things that make you laugh, but remember the things that make you cry. Therefore, laugh all you can, 8o you won’t have time to cry. The Marietta Journal solicits soecial items, and we will be glad to be the medium of first giving forth the an nouncements of marriages. Rev. J. J. Crow is conduecting a series of religious services at Second Baptist church. south side, this week at 2:30 and 3:30 p. m. Everybody invited. On the first Sunday in June, Rev. J. J. Crow will begin a series of services at Rose Lane church, assisted by Rev. J. Frank Jackson, of Atlanta. The Shakespeare Club was very pleas antly entertained on Wednesday after. noon at the home of Migs Lottie Mur ray. Miss Louige Frederick, who has been gpending the winter with her sister, Mrs. Lake Smith, is now in Asheville, N.C. Fruit Season SUGGESTS —;r Rubbers, o Sealing Wax, Paraffine, Spices, all kinds, Preserving Powders. NOne: Bl Hesh oods n Sloek GANTT & HODGES, Druggists. WE HAVE A SPLENDID LINE BASEBALL, TENNIS * CROQUET SETS. Marietta Book StorE. E. L. STRINGER, Proprietor. g 7 SHouLo g ’oug OF 7 Ny ig s ’ _lthe ” —_— e DN U WIHOIT Ok [ A 566 Us at Once. Daniell Bros., o : P . 00D DIGES //4/2 ’/5//1 ; A TION is essen %7 I#/8 l R : : A \\\\ N tial to happi- YVD e ¥ A %//g// A A ) §\ ness. That means % P L A that everything you //;//;_?;, W . eat should be of the \‘\\\\\{\i\\\§ i W hest. As far as gro \' lJ /é//%//;//// ceries are concerned, AR > 4 f f he N 7 2 / ‘ 1I you huy here you i‘ 2 Q“’ ;; may rest assured that A W, }'Y AV | you obtain the purest , AYy ///,‘ | and most wholesome AN A articles that the mar i ’ ket affords. C. H. DOERES HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF. In ancient times the wise meu of the Esst based all their business affairs and calculations on the positions and move ments of the stars. And now in 1908 the wise men here pat ronize the STAR PRESSING CLUB and TRIO LAUNDRY, Moral--GET WIgE, Harry Haynes, Mgr. Phone 254 J. W, Hardeman. F. Hardeman. @ ]. A, Hardeman, The Place for Everybody to Trade You can always get First-Class Goods, and Polite Treat ment. We carry a full line of Shoes, and Hats, Pants. An Up-to-date Line of Groceries and Hardware and full line of High Grade Fertilizers. Our motto is to please everybody All Kinds of Stock Feed. J. W. HARDEMAN & SONS. J. J. BLACK LUMBER CO. \ \ WE HAVE MOVED ————————— Our Planing Mill to our commodious new plant at Butlers, south of Marietta, where, with ample railroad facilities, modern machinery and skilled labor, we are better prepared than ever to handle our trade. ; OUR UP-TOWN OFFICE. The moving of our machinery has in nowise interfered with us filling all” orders, as we have an office and salesroom in the new building opposite our present office, on Atlanta street, where we carry a full line of Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding, Mantels, Brackets, Flooring, Ceiling, Shingles, Weatherboarding, Lime, Brick, and everything in the building line. The needs of our friends from the country will be filled here as usual. Give us your patronage and we will guarantee you satisfaction. Our delivery service is perfect. \ _\ J. J. BLACK LUMBER CO. — ;%"%% OUSE, BILL-WE'RE it |(B B RSR UP AGAINST A-, B | N N ] E!:-f-s;: Uk agwitice (8 || R g‘ ’i‘f‘_;éfr..,_.;m:::‘ AN ‘ :/S.-::t‘"_:".:::::::::::::::? ‘q” ‘::::::::‘ ! ;% -ﬁij‘ 3 .__| X ".‘," A «r_;;_ %g. @ & = . ’:m 23 © o ummmmmnnmmnumnmmunuuummmmmnmmuunuuu|umumum|mn|n|nnmlmnumuumnmun e PwLIES are getting numerous, and are always danger - ous. Let us screen your house. Screens made to fit all sizes of windows and doors. Call or phone A. SCHILLING ¥ F. E. A. SC . FREYER MUSIC ROOMS &~ OVER McCLURE’S STORE. "B} Oldest and Best Known Dealers in the South- —4O Years Pianos Organs Auto-Pianos The Autorpiano makes piano players of the whole family, Come See Them, Whether you Wish to Purchase or Not, ¢ PIANOS TUNED, REPAIRED. R B R YA B R A S ROUECHE & M'MEEKIN, —PLUMBING——— Tin and Sheet Metal Work. GENERAL JOBBING MARIETTA, GA.