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MARIETTA, GA., AUG 19, 1909.
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Local News.
Ernost Hill spent a few days of last
week with relatives in Atlants. :
Miss Helen Lewis is visiting in Oan
ton.
Miss Anna May Jones and Miss Irene
Northeutt are visiting Miss Parrott, of
Cal houn. |
Every dog you own will cost you one
doliar State tax. Buy a pig and raise a
hog.
Miss Bessie Campbell, of Augusts,
and M rs. Newman, of Texas, are visit
ing their sister, Mrs. Peter SBmith.
Mre. J. H. Kuhlmanand children are
on an extended visit to relatives in
Inaianapolis end Connersville, Indiana.
Mr. Lawrence Watson and family, of
Bt. Charles, La., are visiting his parents
here.
Miss Estelle Gann, of Smyrna, left
Baturday for three weeks in Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
After the nation has adopted the
noiseless Fourth of July, some of us
hope the reformers will wage a war
ageinst the restless vacation. ;
It all depends on the point of view,
‘The fly has & thousand eyes, scientists
tell us, and yet he can’t see why human
beings should be so determined to ex
e rminate him.
It is eaid a large number of the in
mates af the insane asylum at Milledge
ville have died of pellagra, but at that
time the disease wasn’t called by that
mame, it being incurable,
The remains of Capt. J. B. Travis
Seawell, who died in Atlanta on last
Saturday, were brought to Marietta
Monday morning and interred in the
ity cemetery. He was abrother-in-law
of Miss Nannie Lacy, of this place.
Dr. W. H, Bishop, of Marietta, has
quit the practice of medicine and gone
into fhe ministry, He contemplates
locating in Atlanta, after spanding a
few weeks in meetings in Carroll coan
ty. We regret to lose the doctor and
his wife. : .
Mr. W. M. Boatner, propristor of the
Oobb County Marble Company, went to
Daniell graveyard Monday, where the
people were cleaning off the yard and
getting things in gocd shepe, He en
joyed a good dinner with the hospitable
folks of that neighborhood, snd hooked
orders forseveral jobs.. Bill's a hustler.
The revival mestings aunounced to
begin at the Marietta Camp Ground on
the first Bunday in Beptember will be
gin on the fourth Bunday 1n August in
stead. Professor O, L. Button will di
reet the music during the entire two
weeks. A cheir of fi‘ty or more voices
will be supported by s piano and organ,
and songs of Zion will fill the spacious
arbor with mélody. Everybody invited
m. W. A. Wells will do the preaching,
will be assisted, from time to time,
by Christian workers from 3t, Paul's
Methodist church of Atlants. Marietta
people will take a hand in these meet
ings. A great many will use the tente
on the grounds.
THE OPTIMIST.
The optimist, while he sees much
wof the evil, sees also much of the
good. He sees more of the beauty,
hears more of the music; his men
%al vision is keener, his spiritual
wneight deeper, His whole view of
life 18 one of promise.
When the problems, vexations,
and temptations come, he stands
equarely in his path, and by "atti
tude and expression declares his
firm belief in that ultimate good
He has many experiences, and
sometimes he fails; but he rises
«atronger in resolution for having
-discovered s weakness.
There i 8 in him something that
never yields, He 'ooks upon evil
a 8 sometking to be overcome., He
makes effort, and in proportion to
thie does he elevate himself to a
higher plane of life. He hasa
mssion in the world, apd proceeds
to-do his work. This is usually
done without demonstration. His
force 18 like the sublime forces of
the universe—sileut, but always
acting.
Like the pessimist, hia life and
thoughts are contagious; unlike
the pessimist, he is always wel
come,
If the two come face to face, he
will never yield to the latter’s in
fluence. He knows that eternal
%ruth and goodaess are working
through him, and he believes in
their ultimate triumph.—Dallas
New Era. : |
Tt Coats™ Money to nt.
1t ¢ mora if you don’. Your
hoped weprs out if p#inted, Then
iy casts/money to repgir it and money
to pejn don't edgt niagh mone
to: ¢w' : QK’“ .heoauu’n
4 gallog w & M apdl 3 gallons
of Linse akesW gallgng of ready
for-use ‘palt@t only % per gallon.
Thirty-five year in avery part of
the United Btetes has proven it. Sold
oy the Gantt Drug Co., Marietta.
Paragraphs, |
He who hustles has no time for
envy.} _
It is easy to make excuses for
those we love. \ |
The chief danger in some moral
waves is the undertow.
A man has no right to be satis
fied unless he has done his best. ‘
What makes a girl’s hair so nice
and curly is her imaginasion.
People who weigh their words
seldom speak lightly.
Politness is responsible for a
good many white lies,
Better one smile on the face
than a dozen you can swallow.
The bee is never too busy to
administer a stinging rebuke.
If a girl really means what she
says, she looks it.
The best complexions do nos at
tract the most attention.
Sume engagements end happily
and some end in marriage.
At some stage of the game every
man poses a 8 his own hero.
Time waits for no man, but the
musical conductor can heat it.
Gambling hae taught many a
young man how he couldn’t make
money.
And occasianally there is wa
tered stock in the dry goods busi
ness.
The miser who has money to
burn ought to take it with him
when he dies.
"“B’’ is a dangerous letter; it
transforms a ‘‘rainstorm’’ into a
“‘brainstorm.’’
The first thing for a man to do
to gain a woman’s trast is not o
merit it,
There wouldn’t be enough worms
to go round if all the birds were
early.
About the hardest thing to do
is to get any enjoyment ont of the
enjoyment you carefully plan.
A woman can be as sure of her
religion as of what a fine character
the baby is going to have.
The more a mau makes love to
a girl the more likely she is to
‘marry some other fellow for whom
she has to do it.
~ The most provoking thing is
what a lot more straight thinking
8 woman can do with her heart
}flan & man with his head.
The average man is slways sure
he ,could -have done s splendid
stroke if he had happened to think
of it.
We are always sorry when we
see a calico-salaried man trying to
keep up with a silk dress wife.
But we are sorrier when we see a
eilk dress-salaried man trying to
keep his wife in the calico class.
The average woman works so
hard getting ready for her vaca
tion trip that she hasn’t time to
get rested up before she has to
come back home and take up the
old griud again.
We know men who turn glad‘
smiles toward men who help them
make money and stern frowns to
ward the wives who help them
save it.
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Job Office.
Look at the label on your paper, and
if you are in arrears come in and settle
up at once. We need the monay, ana
a¢ your account 18 small you should pay
us, for you shonld remember that we
havel a large number of these small
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PENSIONS. 1
Pexsiox OFFICE, 1
ATLANTA, GA., Aug. 12, 1909,
Judge J. M. Gann—Dear Sir:—
The biil that passed the House of
Regrasentstivu by a vote of 129
to 7to put in force the new Con
stitutional amendment that pro
vides & pension for all Confeder
ate soldiers, and the widows of
Confederate soldiers married prior
to the Ist of Jandary, 1870, not
worth over fifteen hundred dollars,
was at & late hour on Tuesday
night tabled in the appropriation
committee of the Senate, thereby
refusing to report the bill back to
the Senate that it might be read
the second time and go to the cal
endar for ite passage on the last
day of the session. This action of
the committee carries the bill over
as unfinished business to the ses
sion of 1910. lam sure the bill
would have passed in the Senate
had it come to a vote.
Therefore, no change has been
made that affects the present pen
sion laws. You can use the blanks
a 8 heretofore, and if you have
none, order you & supply ut once,
that all who desire to apply for a
pension under the preseut law may
make and file their applications in
this office before October 18t next.
Yours respectfully,
J. W. LINDSEY,
Commissioner of Pensions.
TO THE PUBLIC.
There will be a Horseswappers’ Con
vention at Holly SprfPgs, Ga., August
22d, 23d and 24th, —three days.
Everybady dordhally™invited. On the
last ({ herd will a _basket dinner
and so 004 8 ith other at
tractio véry 1 be earéd for,
and th agement will spare no pains
in giving%everybody a royal good time
throughout the Convention,
J M Benson, George W Cobb,
A D Bentley, Harry L Latimer,
R D Fowler, _ Tode Reese,
Managers.
eet P e e .
If you are making concessions to
comfort in the matter of your
ishoes, it is & sign that you are got
ting older—and wiser.
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in every way desipable-b regulator for
children, 33 ¢ as for adultshare Rexall
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They 79 hg and ipvigos et delicate
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They [ fel@véLonstipation and pvercome
the mgcesdity of the regular uze gf laxative,
if theg don’t do as we claim wgf will return |
the prige paid us for theg® Two sizes,
10c. andage.
Sold by W. A. Sams & Co., Rexall
Store, Marietta.
~ The irritating thing about a
good reputation is all the fun youn
miss in keeping it.
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SOLDIER BALKS DEATH PLOT.
It seemed to J, A. Stone, a civil war
veteran, of Kemp,.DPe hat a plot ex
isted between™a desperate g trouble
and the grave to cause his dedh. “I
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y welgh # gown to 130 poungls.
en I Bpgay ¥ ise Dr King's New Dis
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/s . GEORGIA.
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Bitters
Succeed when everything elge fails.
In nervous prostration and female
weaknesses they are the supreme
remedy, as thousands have testificd.
FOR KIDNEY,LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
it is the best medicine ever sold
over a druggis¥s counter.
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EBITTERS AND KIDNEYS
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General Practice 11I"the Courts.
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that describes the Bald
win Piano. Quality of tone,
finish and appearance, com
bined also with reasonable
selling prices that leaves you
no excuse for not having one
of these instruments in your
home.
Let us gdhpvet the er.
in detail wigh yo point
out t pepilrity ? is
make today” &
Marietta, Georgia.
Dr. King's New Life Pills
The best in the world.
J. W. Hardeman. F. Hardeman. J. A. Hardeman.
The Place for Everybody to Trade
You can always get First-Class toods, and Polite Treat
ment. We carry a full line Shoes, and Hats, Pants. An
Up-to-date Line of ries an Harcwtare and full line of
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Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer,
Carriagé Teimming—and Painting.
The B¢st Rybber Pires Put On.
REPAIRNG’2 HORSE SHOEIN
done in a satisfactory manner. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Phone No. 67, Washington Avenue, Marietta. Georgia.
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I have the most attractive Accident Polioy eve:
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Office, 100 Whitlock avenue, in rear First Na.
tional flank.
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Drs. A. and J.D. Reynolds
DENTISTS,
MARIETTA, s Ga.
Orriox iy Revyorps BoiLping.
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DR. S. GROOVER,
i DENTIST,
MARIETTA, | e G EORGIA,
Office north side Square, in Dobba
Building.
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JORN R. GREER. N.D.D.O. §
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SurGEON DENTIST.
Office South Bide Public Square, Offices form
erly oecupied oy Dr. J. C. Greer.
MARIETTA, GEORGIA,
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DR. H. V. REYNOLDS,
PRrAcTICING PHYSICIAN,
WHEN not engaged elsewhere ma be found
during the daf at hisoffice, up lh{fl. in Mo
Clatchey Building, Southwest corner of Public
Square, and at nl;flt #t his residence on Powder
Snurings street, Marietia, Ga. Telephone No. 17,
Residence Phone 73. Office Phone 9
J. D. MALONE, M. D.,
PracTIiCING PHYSBICIAN
MARIETTA, GEORGIA
Residence 415 Kennesaw Avenue. Office up
stairs in Malone Building, North-east corner
Public Square. Roomsl and 2,
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W. HOWARD PERKINSON, M. B,
PraYsIOIAN AND SuraEon,
, Marietta, Ga.
Office over Book Store, west gide of
Public Square. Residence at Miss
Towers, on Lawrence street. Office
phone N 0.23. Residence phone No. 191
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CHaAs. H. FIELD, M. D. C. D. EapER, M. D,
Residence Phone Residence Phone 1
- No. 189. No. 128,
Ors. FIELD & ELDER,
Diseases of Women and Children, and Surgery.
MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
Rooms 4 and 5 Gober Building. Office
Telephone No. 181.
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DR. w. Mo KEMP, \
GENERAL PACTITIONER
tag over Word T shomm e i Sober |
place, Lawrence street. g
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GEORGE F. GOBER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office up-stairs, on Atlanta Street.
MARIETTA, GA.
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JOHN AWTREY,
ATTORNEY, g
MARIETTA, v GEORGIA.
Practice in the United States Conrts,
Bankruptey Courts, all State Courts,
and Ordinary’s Court,
Special attention given management
of estates. i
Office in the Gober Building, upstairs,
on Atlanta street.
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E. P. GREEN, MOULTRIE M. SESSIONS.
.GREEN & SESSIONS,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
MARIETTA, : : : GEORGIA.
Offices: Rooms 7, 8 and 9 Freyer
Building, over Marietta Trust and Bank
ing Company. Phone No. 83.
THOS. E. LATIMER,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
MARIETTA, - - GEORGIA.
Office up-stairs over Hardage’s store
south side Publie Square.
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J. G. ROBERTS,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
(Office with Hon,D. W, Blasir.) |
MARIETTA, : : GEORG{'A
Will practice in State and Fede
Courts,
GORDON B. GANN,
ATTOENEY AT LAw AND
Rear Estate AcenT,
MARIETTA, : : GEORGI
Office in the Ordirary’s office att
coart house.
D. W. BLAIR.
LAwWYER,
North Side Public Square,
j MARETTA, Ga. 4
E. H, CLAY FRED MOOB
CLAY & MORRIS,
LAWYERS.
Office in the Cole building, over
gan’s barber shop.
MARIZTTA, e Gro
B. T. FREY,
ATTORNEY AT Law.
MARIETTA, GA. Office up stairs io Gt
new haitding, Atlanta street. Celiectiops 8
cialty, Money loaned.
