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Band Completes Contract
and Receives Thanks of
Citizens’ Committee.
Nothing has added more to the
‘pleasure of the people and the vigitors
to Marietta during the now closing
summer season than the delightful
semi-weekly concerts in the City Park.
Aside from the music itself, these
concerts have been the means of bring
ing the people together in social inter
course, affording opportunities for
meeting and knowing each other—
opportunities only too rare in town
life.
The Gem City band is one of the
foremost volunteer organizations of
the kind in the State. The work is
kept up and maintained as it should
be, each member appreciating the fact
that a band is only as strong as its
weakest member, and in this way all
feel the responsibility resting upon
them.
During the recent visit of officers
and members of the Sovereign Lodge
of Odd Fellows, many were the,
complimentary expressions in refer-l
ence to the musical program rendered]
on that occasion.
The band having completed the
number of concerts agreed upon, the
citizeng committec has settled with
them, and made report thereon, as
follows:
Marietta, Ga., Sept. 26th, 1910.
We, the committee who solicited
subscriptions for music in the City
Park and collected the same, beg to
submit the following report:
Amount subscribed and collect-
Bl i 8888 B 0
Amount paid Gem City band for
nineteen concerts at $2O 00 per con-
OORE D e BROIOO
There being $2.50 remaining in the
committee’s hands, this amount was
paid to the band after the last concert
to help pay them for a shortage on last
concert for year 1909,
In behalf of the citizens of the town,
we wish to thank the Mayor and
Council and the citizens who subscrib
ed so liberally to this purpose; we
likewise thank the band for the ex
cellent music furnished by them.
C. A. GuyToN,
LEN C. BALDWIN,
J. W. HARDEMAN,
J. GLENN GILES,
Committee.
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with local applications; as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh
is a blood or constitutional disease, and
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ternal remedies Hall’s Catanh cure
is taken internally, and acts directly
on the blood and mucuous surfaces.
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icine. It was prescribed by one of the
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Take Hall's Family pills for con
stipation.
ATTENTION--W. A. Hilley & Bro.
are selling meats and groceries cheap
for cash, on the eorner Powder Springs
and Anderson streets, in the brick
house. New store-room, new goods.
Call and give thera a trial. They will
do their best to please you, sptltf
"Week’s Mission.
Rev Edwin 8. Doan, rector of St.
James’, will conduct a week’s mission
here, commeanciug October 17th Mr.
Doan is right at home conducting
missions as he has conducted a num
ber of them both in Ohio and Eastern
Tennessee. There will be a question
box at each service, and special re
quests for prayers may be placed in
that box, whicb will be offered up at
the close of each communion service
during the mission, and at the final
service of the mission.
Mr Doan will do all in his power to
preach the whole Gospel of the King
dom, and is strongly desirous of help
ing all who are seeking that Kingdom
There will be special mass meetings
for girls, boys, women and men on
various afternoons of mission week,
Nctice.
Thig is to notify all citizens of Mari
etta thav the vnierisred will apply
the next meeting of the Mayorand Ot »
Council, hald on .the first Monday i
October, to c¢lure Bramhy streay, h
beginning at Mre. Dowanld’s property
and shanging t .« spme to come our by
the Brumby <hair Go, on Camptell
street. Al parties having objections
are requested to file same with Couneil,
BRUMBY CHAIR CO.
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“The Master Preacher,”
By Rev. Albert Bond.
““The Master Preacher, A Study of
the Homiletics of Jesus,”” by Albert
Richmond Bond, A. M, D. D., intro
duction by Edwin Charles Dargan,
| D. D, LL. D, is a new volume.
l Dr. Dargan says in the introduction:
| “In the vast literature in which
every aspect of the life and work of
!Jesus has been presented, it is re
l markable that, comparatively, so little
appears on the subject of this volume.
If there are any books whose sole and
distinctive theme is the preaching of
Jesus, viewed in what may be called
its homiletical phase, I am not ae
quainted with them. There is, there
ifore, an open and visible place in
Christian literature for such a study
’as Dr. Bond has given us in this treat
‘ise. The author’s wide reading is ap
‘parent, but he hag not been content to
‘be a follower only. And so, in addi
tion to its general and special value as
a contribution to & want in our litera
‘ture, the discussion has a newnessand
‘suggestiveness of its own.”’
Dr. David James Burrell,of the Mar
'ble Collegiate Church, New York, au
}thor of the ‘“Wonderful Teacher,”
[“Christ and Progress,’’ etc., who read
‘the manuscript, wrote to the author as J‘
follows: |
‘I have never reviewed a book that
80 strongly appealed to me, or one toi
which I took fewer exceptions. I have
just stepped out of the Chair of Homi
letics at Princeton (Theological Semi
nary) and regret your book was not
issued in time to help me there.’’
The book is intended to discuss
Jesus as a preacher- (American Tract
Society, New York.) Price $1.50 net
The Baptist World, Louisville, Ky.
L B 1A TP T S RS N
e D SSON4 A NBRS RN,
Greatest Ever Held in the
South.
AT KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Sept. 12 to Oct. 12
Magnificent and Mammoth
Buildings.
More to See and Amuse than
Ever Offered at a Southern Kx
position
$lO,OOO in Purses for Running
and Trotting Races.
$lO,OOO in Aerial Exploitation,
by machines of Wright Brothers,
Strobel and other Aeronauts,
‘‘See the Air Ships
$25,000 in Matchless Fireworks.
Grand ‘‘Battle of the Clouds’ and
Pain's ‘“‘Fall of Pompeii.”
Mulhall's Famous Wild West
and Twenty-Five Other Shows of
Note.
Greatest Bands in all America.
Admission to Grounds 50
Cents in Day. After 6
p. m., 25 cents
Remember these Special Dates:
Live Stock and Race 5......................
Gral el Lok, BeptembEr 1315
Night Hotee Show =OO .. . &
Sl S INDEERDEE 13, 14, T 8
Bench Show ... Sept. 22, 23, 24
Pigeon and Pet Stock Show...__...
cerrecnennn e . D€ Ptember 27-October 1
Poultry 5h0w..... ... October 5-12
Wright Brothers's Air Ship
Day 5....................... September 22-29
Stroeble’s Dirigible Balloon
Every Day...........8ept. 12-Oct. 12
Pain’s Fire Works, KEvery Even-
ME i i Sept. 1200 t 12
Battle of the C'ouds ... Sept. 19-24
Fal of Pompell ol
crnenneseds O€Ptember 26-October 1
Special rates every day, and re
markably low railroad rates to
Knoxville and return on Tuesdays
and Thursdays as follows:
Mariesta o 083 %0
AOWOrtR . o s Ak AED
KENNORAW .. S oadi d 508
Wokdatotk oL o G 8D
MOy Shrings .o 3.830
See This Great Exposition
W ] OLIVER, President
Animals and Climbing. i
Bears can climb well if little. but |
the grizzly and other large species stay '
mainly on the ground. A bear always‘
climbs down a tree backward, as does |
the domestic cat until she has nearly |
reached the ground, when she turas !
and jumps, but most wildcats run ;
down a trunk head first, even the ;
heavy leopard being a more skllltulg
climber than the light house cat, The |
tiger and lion, however, do not climb, %
for no discoverable reason unless it be |
that they fear falling on account of |
their weight. ;
Hcew Good News Spreads.
“I am 70 yearsold and travel most |
ot the time,” writea 8.. K. Tolson, of |
Elizabethtown, Ky. ‘ Evsrvwhare 1 go |
I recommend Electrie Bi't re, beciuse '
I owe my «xcellent health nnd vitahity |
‘o them, They effect 0 cure (-n;eryg
time.” They never fuil to tone the |
the stomneh, regulite the Ridneys fand ‘
bowels, stimulate the liver. invigorate
the nerves and purify the blood. T: ey
work wonders for weak, un-down men i
and women, restoring strength, vigor!
and health that's a daily joy. Try’
them. Only 50c. Satisfaction ia poa-l
itively guuranteed by W, A, Sems. !
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER.
[ Democratic Campaign Book. z
' The Demoecratic National Congres- |
sional Committee has issued its cam-'
}paign book and is now distributing it. |
‘The committee has no funds save as!
it obtains them through contributions |
and is selling the book for $l.OO per|
copy, or for 50 cents a copy in lots of«j
ten or more. [
The book is replete with valuable|
matter and is said to be the best cam- |
paign book everissued. Every Demo- '
crat should have it and in this year of |
Democratic effort for supremacy .
should gladly contribute to the com- |
mittee by purchasing the book. Thei
committee did valiant servicein Maine |
with notable results, and if Democrats |
every where will rise to the occasion, |
by their dollar contributions, the!
Democratic sun will rise triumphant. !
Send your orders or contributions |
to F. F. Garrett, Treasurer, Demo- ’
cratic Campaign Committee, 821 15th |
Street, Northwest, Washington, D C. l
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Box Party at Elizabeth. 1
A box party, to which everybody is I
invited, will be given on the lawn op-l
posite the Methodist church at Eliza
beth Friday night, September 30th.
Don’t fail to come. {
Jewish New Year.
Beginning Monday afternoon at 7
o’clock, and continuing until Wednes
day, at the same hour, oecurs the|
Jewish New Year, and all orthodox !
Hebrews will observe the season by‘
suspending all business and giving’
themselves over to a proper celebra- |
tion of the occasion. i
Miss Elmer solicits copying. Tele-|
phone 99-L. augl2-Bmos |
Big Crowd—Big Circus. !
; |
Marietta was over-run with people
Saturday. They came in wagons,
buggies, automobiles and afoot, and |
the railroad and electric lines brought |
many. The bigtent ofthe Hagenback-{
Wallace Shows was well filled at both .
performances, and it was the general
consensus of opinon that it was one!
of the very best shows that ever visited !
Marietta. ;
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION. i
To Be Held in Marietta the Twelfth
of Next Month. ‘
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On the 12th of October, any citizen'
between the ages of eighteen and for-|
ty-five will have a&n opportunity of!
making an effort to secure a situation |
under the government as clerk or as!
carrier in the post-office service. i
On the date named, there will bei
held in the government building herei
an examination for such positions un- |
der the direction of the civil service!
commission. '
The positions for which these exam-‘!
inations are to be held are divided into
six classes, and carry with them sala-|
ries from $6OO to $1,200 per year, with‘
chances of promotion at the end of
the first year’s service. |
The subjects of examination include |
spelling, arithmetic, letter writing, pen
manship, geography and copying.
Although the age limit is from 18 to
45 years, this is waived in cases of
persons honorably discharged from
military or naval service by reason ofl
disability resulting from wounds or
sickness incurred in the line of duty.,
Male applicants for the post-office |
service must be at least five feet and |
four inches in height in bare feet and !
125 pounds in weight without overcoatl
or hat. Female applicants are not re-!
quired to be of any specific height or |
weight. f
Application blanks for this examina- |
tion will be furnished at the post-otficei
here. i
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Are your eyes watery ? |
Do vou take cold easily ? |
Is your nose stopped up ? f
Do you have to spit often ? '
Do crusts form in your nose ? -
Are you losing yoursense of smel] ?
Do you blow your nose a great deal ?
Does your mouth taste bad mornings?
Do you have to clear your throat on
rising, or have a discharge from the
nose ? ‘
Does mucus drop in back of throat? |
Have you ringing noises in the ears ?
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sell HYOMEI, If you already own an;
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HYOMEI for only so cents, |
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ANNOUNCING the new effects in Men’s and
Young Men’s Clothes, Boy’s School Suits, Soft Hats,
Derbies, Shirt Patterns and complete Furnishings,
The stocks are arranged and ready, and your early
visit to this home of good clothes will be welcomed.
NewDerbies-Soft Hats
It isn’t quite Derby time, perhaps, but they’re
here—came along with the soft hats. If you know
the comfort of a soft hat at this time of the year,
you’ll be in for one. If you don’t—treat yourself
PLEASANT SURPRISE.
Suits and Overcoat
From every evidence by which wecan judge, ‘“The
best made clothes in America’’ are better this fall than
ever before. ' The styles have a splendid refinement
about them, the qualities of the fabrics are all that
could possibly be asked, and the tailoring shows re
markable care and attention to detail. '
In Fall Suits you will see exceptionally clever
patterns in Grays, Browns and Mixtures. There are
“‘checks,’” ‘‘diagonals,”” *‘stripes,”” ‘‘over-plaids’’ and
plain colors in immense diversity to meet the tastes
of all men.
In Fall Overcoats we will show you Chesterfields
and Raincoats handsomely conceived and tailored
The Chesterfields consist of Blacks, Grays and Oxfords
serge lined, silk lined, and silk-lined-to-the-edge,
EFF-EFF Clothes will meet with your first ap
proval, aud win your confidence by good service.
We’ve an exact size for every man, iucluding you.
Fall Suits $lO.OO to $25.00
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Overcoats $7.50 to $25.00
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Boy's Department
School time is here, -and that means
clothes time for the boy. Our boy’s
department has right suits for boys’ wear
—the right combination of style and
sturdiness.
.. Choose one For the Lad Here ..
FALL FURNISHINGS-.-New
Shirt Patterns, new Ties, new Col
lar styles, new Glove shades--we
might as well mention all these new
things while we're at it. For we
are complete outfitters, you know,
and we’re prepared right now to
furnish you with everything that'’s
right in men’s apparel.
T.W. READ
Friday, September 30, 1910
