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MARIETTA MA’I’TI:ES
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Journav’s Bell Telephone, No. 18.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Q. Norton are ona
visig to Attalla, Ala. \
Mrs. F, Jacobs and children are vis
iting relatives in Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Dora Simmonds has returned
from Knoxville.
Mrs. Lacy Garrett is home from
North Carolina.
A big line of calico in remnants at
424 cents per yard. H. A. Ward.
Miss Fannie Gilbert lias returned
from a yisit to Aeworth.
Miss Mary Dean Towers is on a visit
to relatives in Rome. ¢
Big bargains in remnants of sheeting
and bleaching. H. A. Ward.
Mrs. S. E. Thornton and daughters,
of Jacksonville, Fla., are visiting her
mother, Mrs. A. D. Ruede.
~ Auro Livery Service.—First-class
cars ; careful, courteous drivers ; reagon
able rates. BrumßY GARrAGE, Church
street. Phone 345; Night Phone 284-J.
Mr. J. W. L. Stovall, city mail car
rier, is enjoying his two weeks vacation
at Norcross.
Col. Thomas E. Latimer has returned
from Oklashoma City, Okla., where he
went on legal business.
A good farm for sale or trade.
J. W. FLEMING.
Mr.J. P. Legg, traveling salesman for
the Kennesaw Marble Co., came home
last week.
Losr—Between my home and Mari
etta, a bundle, containing one black
shirt waist, one yard of new linen, two
unworked centerpieces. Suitable re
ward to the finder.
Mgs. L. B. RoßEsox.
Mrs. Cochran, of Tifton, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Morris, on Church
street.
Mr. J. Hilton Holmes, of Jacksonville,
Fla., is visiting his mother, Mrs. M. G.
Holmes.
See the sheets we sell at 44, 59 and 79
centas. H. A, Ward.
Mrs. H. D. Barber will be able t 9 re
turn home from the sanitarium in At
lanta this week. .
BeavTiFunL Cur ROSES FOR SALE.
MRs. HENrY MEINERT,
308 Roswell street. Phone 35.
Owing to a change of business, I am
going to give 5 off on all my Boys’
Tg‘l:its. Don’t fail to see them before
‘buying. C. W. DuPre.
The government post-office building
will have to hurry up, or Mr. Joe
Black’s new three-story building of
two stJres will be completed first.
For ReNe.—Bix-room house on Church
stree, (?)pouit.e Judge Morris’. Pos
session July Ist. Will be put in first
class condition for desirable tenant.
HeNrY MEINERT,
: Phone 35.
Protracted meetings, picnics, re
upions, all-day singings, ete., are af-
Ziording our country friends pleasurable
entertainments.
Owing to a change of business, [ am
going to sell twenty-five Suits that sold
from $12.50 to $2O for $5 cash.
C. W. DuPre.
Mr. Tom Florenece and Mr. Car) Barnes
left Friday on a ten days trip to Niagara
Falls, Toronto, Boston, Detroit, and
other points.
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See the men’s sox we sell at 734 cents.
H, A. Ward.
The grand jury in a special present
ment appointed Coi. Gordon B. Gann
as Notary Public of the Marietta Dis
trict, to suceeed Judge P. D. MeCleskey,
whose time had expired.
Owing to a ebange oftbuainess. lam
going to give, for cash, 50c. off on all
Men’s, L-fiis’, Boyes’ and Children’s
Low-cut Shoes. C. W. DuPre.
Mr. Adrian Cortelyou hag exchanged
his two-eylinder Maxwell auto for a
four-cylinder. Mr. C. W. DuPre made
the sale.
Miss Lola Lou Smith, after a pleas
ant stay at Indian Springs, has return
ed to the eity again, to the delight of
her many friends.
First class hate for men at 98 cents.
H. A. Ward.
‘*You seem to have a great deal of
faith in doctors,” said a friend of the
sick man. “I have,” was the reply;
‘‘a doctor would be foolish to let a good
customer like me die.”
Owing to a change of business, I am
going to give, for cash, 50c. off on all
Men’s, Ladies’, Boys’ and Children’s
Low-cut Shoes. C W. DuPre,.
one 270 and-get the best Jellico
for eooking, only $3 50 per ton.
Marietta Ice Co.
F'fhe Christian Scientists have fitted
) 8 nice room in Mr. Cliff Dobba’ two
y building on north side of square,
re the¥ hold religious services every
nday. !
one 270 and get the best Jellico
| for couvking, only $3 50 per <on.
' Marietta Ice Co.
wing to a change in buginess. [ am
ng to sacrifice, for eash, my $2O 000
k of Clothing, Shoes and Hats,
't fail to see me before buying.
: C W. DuPre.
- John West, a young white man, was
arrested Friday evening on s warrant
charging larceny after trust. While in
Jail, he borrowed a pair of shoes of a
prisoner named Gray, and a coat from
& prisoner named Capes, 8o he could ap
pear more presentable in Cobb Superior
Court, where he had to stand trial on
the charge of stealing from Mz, Coeh
ran’s melon patch. West was acquit
ted on a technieality, and failed to re
turn the borrowed shoes and coat,
hence his arrest. J udge Morrig told
West if he appeared before him again
that he would have to sentence him to
“do time,” 80 we guess he is (n for it.
Mrs. John E. Springer, of Valdosta,
Ga., 18 now in Carlyle, England. She
writes tu her brother-in-law, Dr.l. H.
Springer, that her health is not improv
ing; that she improved more while in
Marietta than she has there. That is a
good advertisementfor Marietta. There
is no healthier climate anywhere than
right here. We repeat, Marietta is the
best town, in the best eounty, in the
best state, in the United States, Come
to Marietta!
The following is a very truthful re
mark: “The man who grows up in his
native town is regarded as a boy by his
elders until he is well started dowy the
declivity of life that ends in a hole. The
stranger who comes into a place is more
often pushed to the front than the
young man who has grown up with the
town. This is the reason why 80 many
young men become dissatisfied with
their home surroundings and long to
cast their lot in other quarters.”
. Miss Willie Mae Blair is entertaining |
a house party of very charming young
ladies—Miss India Goodwyn, of Macon ;.
Miss Mary Hill, ‘of Greenville, Ga,:
Miss Leah McKenzie, of Montezuma,
Ga.; Misses Parker and Miss Dean, of
'Gainesville, Ga. A reception was ten- ]
‘dered them by Miss Blair on Thursday
‘afternoon from 5 to 7 o’clock. N
" Unkind words do as much harm as
unkind deeds; many a heart has been
wounded beyond cure by words; many
& reputation has been stabbed 1o death
by little words. They have separated
families, parted husbands and wives,
and broken the ties between the dear
est friends.
Wantep—Reliable, energetic man to
gell lubricnti:s oils, greases and paints
in Cobb and adjacent counties. galury
or commission. Stetson Qil Co., Cleve
land, Ohio.
For Sarz—Bull Terriers—pedigreed
stock. Absolutely dead game. The
best wateh dog or companion, and fast
est fighting dog on earth, Correspon
dence solicited.
BurNeTr KENNELS,
Knoxville, Tenn,
A young white man, John West, was
tried in Cobb Superior Court last week
on the chugq in the indietment of
stealing a watermelon and came cjear,
on the grounds that it was a canta
loupe, and not a watermelon. Law" ig
a great thing, and very particular as to
time, place and shing,
Owing to a change of business, I am
going to give !5 off on all my Boys’
Suits. Don’‘t fail to see them before
buying. C. W. DuPre.
Sheritf MeKinney, last Friday, arrest
ed Lewis Smith, Byno Boger, Grant
Reeves and Kid MeCam, all negroes,
on the charge of burglarizing H. C.
Dobbe’ hatdware store one night week
before last. The two stolen pistols and
cartridges were recovered. The ne
groes now languish in jail.
For SaLe—New nine-room, two-story
house, on Church street, nice lot, ad
joining Presbyterian manse. House hag
all modern conveniences, such as lights,
water, etc. Servants’ rooms in base
ment; walls and ceilings hard finished
and beautifully tinted. Can give im
mediate possession, J. J. Braok.
One long-faced, hollow-eyed, whin
ing, carping, chronic kicker ecan do
more to keep away business and capital
from a town than all the drouths, short
erops, chinch bugs, eyclones and bliz
zards combined. e’
Owing to a change of businese, I am
going to sell twenty-five Suits that sold
from $12.50 to $2O for $5 cash. ‘
C. W. DuPre.
Moxpx T 0 Jooxw~~We can make loans
at eefen per cent. on goed real estate as
sec ritg’@aé farming lands a
spepi costsgno 10 see us
at dur gfficq in Marjesta ahd find out all
abo "N LAND & SoN,
IroX\EENCING. —Welare agenits for the
sale of ¢ ean Fence and Iron
Works, and can furnish estimates on
iron fence, gates, arches, ornamental
iron and wire-work settees. Cemetery
and lots can be fenced by us at a very
resgonable price. Seé us.
W. W. WarkiNs & SoN.
Owing to a change in business, I am
going to sacrifice, tor cash, my $20.000
steck of Clothing, Shoes and Hats.
Don’s fail to see me before buying.
C. W. DuPre.
Mrs. J. E. Cochran left last night for
Marietta, where she will spend a few
days with her mother, going from there
up into the mountains of Tennessee for
a few weeks’ stay.—Tifton Gazette.
Thermometers were registering from
98 to 100 ip various parte of the North
last Monday and Tueeday, while the
maximum temperature down here in
God’s country was only 88 to 89,
Mr. E J. Murphy and wife, of Jack.
sonville, Fla., are spending the summer
months at the home of Mr. H. P. Bauls
on Roswell road.
MEssrs. NEAL & MassEY, '
Editors the Marietta Journal.
Gentlemen :—We are very SOITy to see
‘this the last old Marietta Journal coming in
to our home. It makes us feel like that
there is a funeral in our midst. We are very
proud of the fact that you have been the
standard bearer of so many valuable adver
tising for us in the past.
Our'profit from you in placing our ads
in places where they were the most conspicu
ous, we are very thankful to you for.
Our thanks to you for the many nice
things that you have said voluntarily in
your paper in reference to our advertise
ments, we will always feel very grateful for.
Stay in old Marietta, and buy your drugs’
from Gantt Drug Company. '
Yours very respegtfully,
: ANT}‘, DRUGN\CO.
MW.J. BILACK.
UNDERTARER, EMBALNER nd FUNERAL-DIRECTOR
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ity if there axjg,»gl;phones in the commWnity. Asa :
means of pfotection the telephone is of\ inestima- ¥
ble vgluei ural distrjcts. In widely sepdrated dis- ’
tricts bors can communica} quigkly with §
each ofher and wjtly te nfare ~fi')t§?‘./ ;
Unde the Bell Systeny/any farmer &
can secue felephone service at low cgft. ;
For Mformation write to_p€arest Bell Tele- 4
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21 jsolml PRYOR STREET, ATLANTA, GA. o,
Local News.
Mr. Julius Setze is'in Marietta for a
few weeks.
Miss Jess Morris has returned from a
pleasant visit to Roswell.
Mise Florence Stow, of Atlanta, is
visiting Mrs. James W Setze at Mr D.
¥. McClatchey’s residence, -
- The ladies of the Home Mission Soci
ety of the Methodist church will give a
Miscellaneous Shower to Misses Eunice
Segars and Mittie Hamby, a¢ the church
parlor, next Saturday afternoon, from
4to 6. Misses Segars and Hamby are
preparing themselves for deaconess
work at the Nasghville Missionary Train
ing Schoel. All the ludies of the echurch
and all others who are interested in
this work are cordially invited to be
present Mrs. Frank Siler, president
of the North Georgia Conference Home.
Mission Society, will be peesent, and
will talk to us. Mrs. B. 7. Feey
The city park is showing up very at
tractively.
Mr. Plato Jiles and wife, of New Or
leans, after a visit here to relatives,
have gone Qolumbin, Tenn., to live,
Jos PriNTiNG.—According to quality
of paper and neatness of printing, the
Marietta Journal will duplicate any fair
and legitimate price offered in Marietta
or Atlanta.
Whether a man is running s bunk or
s peanut stand, nothing less then a
code of businees prineiples will help
him on to suecess. This is & Business
age, with a big B. 1t takes it to win.
B i ettt dit o
PRIVATE SOHOOL.
Mrs. E. W Wttle Fill open a private
school in the pel of Episcopal
church, Sept. 15 For particulare,
address
MRSO EQ . "LE’
320 N BouLzvagp, ATrinTa, Ga,
JONT BE DECEVED
' IT IS true that we have moved
our Planing-Mills down At
lanta street, one mile south of
the Court House, but we still
have our Main Office and City
Yard on Atlanta street, at the
same old place. We keep here a
full line of everything that goes
" in a building. We [will make
prompt delivery and give lowest
prices. :
Your patronag€ will be appr
cllted 10 5,/ )
J. J. BLACK L R CO.
FREYER MUSIC ROOMS
L-OVER MoCLURE'S DRI -
OLDEST AND BEST KNOWN DEAL UTH.
FORTY YEARS N
& amaont ™SW T A RSN i b
RSLR A 2&»;&2:&~.«<m eLL BT R eTR : ¢
Come and See Them, Whether You Purchasé or Not,
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED.
By making your cash purchases at
FAW & ROGERS’. Beginning
with August, we will give a check
showing amount of each cash pur
chase, and for each $lO.OO of these
checks returned to us we will give
| “trade. Lt pays\fo buy for cash.
{The q alitf §f gogds we handle is
ell kn y and this liberal dis
chunt places she best within the '
reac . Besure to get a rebate
check with each cash purchase..
FAW & ROGERS,
TELEPHONE No. 20 , MARIETTA, GEORGIA
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF.
In ancient times the wi®sB mer o © East based all their
business affairs and“falculations on the ikions and move
ments of the stara.” Aud now ig 1908 the'wise men here pat
ronize the STAR'PRHESSI ’%d RIO LAUNDKY.
Moral ~GeT Wise :
Harry lfa , Vigr. Phone 254
