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Official Returns Give Hoke
Smith Majority of 745
Over Gov. Brown
FOR GOVERNOR. !
J. Randolph Anderson 439
L. G. Hardman S&8
N.:E. Harris 1,470
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR,
(LONG TERM)
Joseph M. Brown 1,014
Hoke Smith 1,769
FOR UNITED STATES SE.\'A'l‘()R.‘
(SHORT TERM) |
John R. Cooper 124
Thomas S. Felder 118
Thomas W. Hardwick 1,202
G. R. Hutchens 376
John M. Slaton 963
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE |
Philip Cook 2.719
FOR COMPTROLLER-GENERAL
(. M. Roberts 1,309
Wm. A. Wright 1,420
FCR ATTORNEY GENERAL !
Warren Grice 897
Clifford Walker 1,852
FOR STATE TREASURER |
I.em M. Park 1,480
W. J. Speer 1,284
FOR STATES SUPERINTENDENT
OF SCHOOLS. |
H. S. Bowden 967
M. L Brittain 1,789
FOR PENSION COMMISSIONER ,
John W. Lindsey 2,170
FOR PRISON COMMISSIONER ‘
W. J. Flanders 457
E. L. Rainey 1,544
G. B. Tippins G 685
FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICUL
TURE
J. J. Brown 1,248
J. D. Price 1,501
FOR COMMISSIONER OF (COM
MERCE AND LABOR.
H. M. Stanley :.’,77"’.
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE
SUPREME COURT, FOR FI?LI,I
TERMS.
Beverly D. Evans 2,770
Hiram Warner Hill 2,170
FOR JUDGE COURT OF APPEALS,
FULL TERM
Richard B. Russell 2,179
FOR JUDGE COURT OF APPEALS,
UNEXPIRED TERM OF B. H.!
HILL l
Nash R. Broyles 1.7013
Alex. Stephens 640
William H. Terrell 368
FOR JUDGE COURT OF APPEALS,
UNKXPIRED TERM OPF J. R
POTTLE ,
Peyton L. Wade 35 |
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER ‘
S. G. McLendon 1,080
Paul B. Trammell 1.7171
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN THE
64TH CONBRESS FROM THE Tth!
DISTRICT OF GEORGIA. |
Gordon Lee $.llO
FOR STATE SENATOR 35ith DIS
TRICT.
E. P. Dobbs 1,450
John D. Perkerson 13023
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
Joe Abbott 892
John T. Dorsey 1,007
W. M. Kemp (88
Fred Morris 1,336
H. B. Moss 2617
B. M. Stanley 6HI
-~ D. A Summerour a 3
CARTERSVILLE ANNUAL
TABERNACLE MEETINGS
The annual meetings at the Tab
ernacle n Cartersville begins on
ernacle in Cartersville begins on
September 4th and will close on
September 13th. There will be three
sermong each day, at 11 a. m., 3 p.
m. ang 1:30 b ™. Praf, C P,
Curry will lead the singing and will
play his own organ. Among the
preachers will be Rev. John Brown,
of Arkansas, and Rev. Aguilla Webb,
of Louisville, Ky.
There is a rest room for women
and children near the Tabernacle.
This Tabernacle was founded by
the evangelist, Sam P. Jones, but :s
interdenominational, religious but
not sectarian.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Thisfyear you will find at this§store a new clean and com
plete line of School Books and Tablets, Pencils, {lnk, Pens in
fact everything needed for school use. § Be sure to get one
of our PINK School Book Lists. We have got'the line and
WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. ‘
W. A. Sams Drugii@ompany
EXECOTIVE COMMITIEE
| MARIETTA—T. J. Connor, C. W.
r DuPre.
ACWORTH—G. W. Hili, G. M. Orr,
i.-\i'STELL Tom Jones,J.:.T. Jor
| don.
HOWELLS—C. C. Baker, W. 8.
Howell.
LEMONS—M. M. Brown, J. T. Lee.
VININGS—E. L. Neufville, M. JI.
Robinson.
COXES—Chas. Haggard, H. T. Pair.
KENNESAW—J. E. Galt, G. W.
Prillhelt. ;i
GRITTERS— E. F. Booth, B. N.
Summerhour.
FULLERS—C. J. Lutz, J. B. Dod
gen,
ROSWELL—G. W. Wing, C. C. Ot
well.,
POWDERS PRINGS—T. N. Camp, F.
C. Wolf,
MACLLAND—B. V. Hopkins, A. (.
Moore.
OREGON—T. M. Wardlaw, R. 'O
Hardage.
LOST MOUNTAIN—J. W. Mayes, N’
0. Scott.
RED ROCK-—~J, B..Adaiy: J. 'L
Compton.
POST OAK—J. M. Bishop, J. H. Ma
bry.
MERRITTS—S. W. Dodgen, B. 11.
Bishop.
SMYRNA— P. M. Rice, T. .. Ham
by.
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Organ Recital at
Church on Sunday
On Sunday afternoon the Presby
terian Church was filled with in
terested listeners to the recital on
the new pipe organ by Mr. Georg
Hamrick, of Atlanta. :
After three selections on the or
gan Mrs. Henry Wyatt sang ‘‘Come
Unto. Me.'’. Thenh d gvolup. eof fa
vorite classics in operas and a song
‘“Like as a Father Pitieth His Chil
aren’ by Mrs. H. (. and Mrs. B,
P. Dobbs, Mr. Hemp and Mr. Woi
ley. Next were three selections by
Mr. Hamrick on the organ. Thea
“Calvary” was sung by Mr. Hemp,
then four selections on the organ
from Wagner closed the program.
The music was all beautiful and
mest of the selections were fami
liar to the many music-lovers in the
audience.
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Folks who discriminate, who seek quality will find it here. When
you say ‘‘grape juice’ here you get WELCH'S. Corn Flakes means
Keilogg's and the best of everyihing's the rule at full value prices.
SHALL WE SEND YOU ANY OF
THESE SPECIALS?
After Dinner Blouced Saltei Peanuts. Fresh and Crisp
Fresh “American Beauty” ilams,
“Henry Clay" Flour.
Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee. Chase & Sanborn's Orange Pekoe Tea
“Vegex" (Vegetable Extract) takes the place of beef extract and
Bouillion cubes. It never spoils and is always pure and wholesome.
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Marietta Georgia.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
Confederate Vet Is
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Elected Governor
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JUDGE NAT E. HARRIS,
of Macon and Marietta. We say
Marietta on account of his populas
daughter—Mrs. Campbell Wallace,
Jr.
Plans For Civi
‘ S 107 101 c
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| League Cariival
' Mrs. Baldwin announces that
‘small automobiles wil! be eigible for
| the first prize in the carnival pa
’ra(]e as well as the big ones. Also
!lhat the Hodges Drug Co. will give,
as a third prize, a five-pound box
iuf Huyler's candy for the auto con
| test.
‘ The car will form for the parade on
l(‘hm'vn street in front of Mrs. George
Griffin’'s and will pass around the
square then out Powder Springs
street, raturning on Atlanta street
and driving towa:rd tae railroad.
Owners of cars will invite friends
to ride in the parade.
The Queen will enter the park
from the central gate on the west
l;nnl the maids of honor from the
I corner gates on each side and pro-
E(-v('d to the dais between the Clay
lnmnmm-nt and the band stand.
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Only One **BROMO QUININE’’
To get the genuine, call for full name, ILAXA
TIVE BROMO QUININE. Lookforsignature of
E. W.GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day. Stops
. cough and headache. and works off cold. 25c.
The Greatest Array of Mov
ing Pictures Ever Produced
IS NOW HEADED FOR
TheGemTheatre
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28th
one of the best programmes yet shown, Kindly
look it over. | :
The Perils Of Pauline, Number Twelye
with Pearl White
also
Jim Webb Senaior
a 3 part Imp Drama with Leah Baird & King Bagsot
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That famous, Million Dollar WMystery
the Thanhouser Serial with Flo [.a Badie, Jumes
Cruse and Miss Snow playing lead
also
There Is Destiny
a Victor Drama, with Warren Kerrisan and Vera
Sisson.
ALSO A UNIVERSAL IKE COMEDY
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The Trey O’ Hearts
This has been brought here at great expense 'J}ld
we hope the public will show their appreciation
by giving it the “once over.” All these specials
will be run at the regular admis<ion of 5 and 10
cents.
Friday Aguust 28, 1914
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