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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17
HO FOR The
GREAT GOLD FIELDS
Of ALASKA
AND THE
KiCNDTKE REGIONS.

We make speciality Of outftsss9.
and can supply you with everything
yoa eat. wear or Gse- We have
Jumbo shirts Underwear anu ao-
siery for the Northern Reg.ona
Sold by Us exclusively,
GUN Boots, Miners Boots. woolen
Shirts Pants. oveFcoAts Arctic
Clothing. Sleeping Rags Fur Roess
and Blankets. Canned FOOD Pred
ucts. Meats. Portable Camp OUTFITS
tyin and aluminium. Miners Tools.
Guns and Ammunition.
In Fact We can supply you with
anything and everything you'u need
Surfing your stay In Alaska
Cali on our representative at his
office corner OF Railroad avenue
and Columbia street. over the North
trn Pacisc passenger station. He
will show you samples Of a few OF
the many goods we sell and will adj
wise you what they cost delivered at
Seattle
MONTGOMERY WARD g Co..
III TO Io Michigan Ave. Chicago.
The Great Mail Order House
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17

The Union Pacific shops in Cheyenne
Wye. have not seen so prosperous times
IN years as AT the present time Com
menclng last week all shopmen are work
ing six days every week. only laying or
on Sunday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-17

Hanns's rev chlropoclst par.ors. -
Burke building.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
At Csc per pair

Gtnu.ne Foittr'S Patent I large hook
KID Gloves, silk crochet back, N Black
Btown, Tan AMI Red, sell at SIS. our
price. T5c per pair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
|EylEV Of TRADE.
kchauts Gloomy Over the
Itton Situation.
1T FOR COUNTRY HIDES,
show an Advance--Low
for Cotton seed OIL.
Trnde Notes.
ONCE Of The Post,

Saturday, November 6.
Stuation shows little change
lending today. Nearly every
has had a good run Of orders.
balesmen send in rather dis
rts OF conditions in the inter-
erchants are viewing the cot
With gloomy looks. and are
at will be the end Of the
of prices. Each week 1t is
tton has touched Its lowest
Ithe time another seven days
kirther decline OF 80 cents to
recorded. This continuous
he opening Of the season has
OF over $40 per bale in the
is the general opinion that
selling below the cost Of
Is fall the business failures
not been above the average,
eyed that no great anxiety
jobbers on that point. The
business during the last two
has weeded out nearly all
in this State. and those now
e prepared to stand the add
hs that are likely to prevail
Eton is selling at 5 cents or
kxas farmers are also better
lying at home than in former
D not find 1t necessary to In
Indebtedness very much the
They have raised good
n and hay. have doubtless
J to feed. and are otherwise
|conomize in the purchase OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
DUMB AMI
TUT1'


g lss'e,
toss 70
Ms ~
auacnW
Nass
~ MaM. ~,
N.s,.M,
Wvnus
sroS 3 oua w.
$500
Ms po"as9 ~
IporHtcl pt5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
|es Arc stronger.

es Arc stronger.
of country hides were adj
leading markets this week,
very firm. at all points. The
and Leather Review says Of
THE market is much
sharp advances in bluffs and
1-2c. Practically everything
d. and for the present there
encouragement for cheaper
Understood that tanners who
Ae market last week are now
put for the present the situa-
their control. as there Is no
pee of any accumulation.
bme disposition TO make too
put OF the advance in hides.
is strong enough without in
lrtificial stimulus into the
} are too high. The condition
not likely to continue long.
hows more signs of respond
pc impossible 10 prolong q
pvement of hides at the ex-
rs ruling. There Is not going
anime, although 1t must he
the kill of cattle at country
Pally small this year"
her Low Record.
prime summer yellow cot
uched the loweet quotation
In the New York market this
pit 81 "a to 22c Friday. This
y the price at this time last
cents below the quotations
b months ago. At the de-
are not offering freely, and
biness has been done.
II men state that the refined
below cost. and claim that
een unduly depressed. Cot
land cake are also selling at
Pc, with only a limited de.
mills are now paying SO to
cottonseed. (. o. b. interior
S about 50 lower than quo
1t the opening Of the season.
Poultry Market.
poultry have been quite
asst three or four days. aud
iced lower. The demand has
but is expected to improve
h colder weather. Last
ranged from s2.75 to $3.50
today were quoted at $3.50
eys show little change, hens
$3.50 TO $500 and gobhlers
y. Ducks and geese are in
'rnle Notes.
ats have advanced S cents
or Eigin butter is still very
bought large supplies Of
the past week.
refined sugar have been
orleans. standard granulat-
there at 4.SS.
or canned pineapple. espe-
re reported to be growing
more, with prices firm.
tierces dropped lac this
shrinkage In the price OF
hould let it so lower.
, from Sicily report an un-
the price of filberts, owing
In the interior and small
(sina.
gland catch of salt mackerel
to October 20 amounted to
fst 6o,6oi bbls for the same
r.
proprietary brands continue
on package coifees, and the
between Arbuckle ana The
my is evidently benefiting
rawberrics were sold on tina
this week. Only one crate
ana the fruit sold Tor SIS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
AT 40c per pair,

6N paire Ladies' 4-button Kid Gloves.
assorted shades OF Browns and Tans. OK.
blood and White, with bapk stitching,
SOL as an unusual bargain everywhere at
10 a pair; our price, 6yc per pair. heavy
silk crochet tops.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
Mems Underwear.

80 dozen Brown Mixed Cancels
Hair Uaidershirts and Drawers,
medium weight, silk tape neck
and front, worth soc a garment. DC
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
30 dozen Mems Camels Hair
wsS !. sS i, - a NJ e,I Drawers. 75c
30 dozen Mems White Wool Me-
rino Undershirts and Drawers, 40
worth 800 a garment. per suit
50 dozen Mems Fire Sanitary
Wool undershirts and Draw
ers, IN natural only, medium
weight, waTsh SIPS 4 garment. 75c
% dozen Mems Light Brown
b4sTsss, A Worth ..s gar CSC
20 dozen Mems Understands and
Drawers, in natural gray, rib
bed bottom patent, regular
make, worth S1.5O garment, Q&C
at -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ROW asssa Ifsds1shl~ts saa pray 125
Is dozen Mems All Wool Light
Tan Satin Front Undershirts ~
and Drawers, worth 81 % gar IN
mont. at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
10 dozen finest made Natural ana
Brown Undershirts and Draw
ers, the real indicated goods,
that sell at $500 and $3.50 per
garment. our price. y - y IL
per garment ....-..,..
% dozen Mems Canton Flannel
and Drill Drawers unbleached Or
worth inc per pair, at............
20 Bleached Drill Drawers. worth
soc ard 75c 2Ec. 1&C
per pair. at...........
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

~ SOS
/ zoo aczen fadleA' 2-clnsp real Kid Walk
Ing Gloves, In assorted shades OF Tnns.
Browns. Greens, Reds Black. White, with
black stitching. all have silk crochet 0nck,
,,dt eftsed by every house In the city ut
si.4s our price. 3sc per pair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
Our Sl.25 Mindor Glove

Our own !mporiatsons. every pair sold
un0ef guarantee. In the latest large
clasps eltd f-hook and 4-button, IN all tho
Lew Refs, Gree1s, Puppies, Browns, Taps,
White. with black stitching, and solid
Hack; this particular Glove sells IN all
stores at SI.76: our pr.ce. 81 y per pair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

.HM L. Y Z. 10. 7""|||#|.
II
Ne Bo
Anknnl
Us 81
80
teon.l
~; 1850
10 pant
itola: SO n
nds nri
aappil sIj
~ 06)O
HIS $50
tt1rtsal. 4
standard N1i
Rqn& DUR
At&AlM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
Kid Gloves.

hAAN a1lOVSSs f554
Other houses tell yon that 4 = RICH. Y Z,
ask sis5-s2oo. and the glove that we
sci. at M.4s-you shoild pay se,a5 Now.
we don't SEQ why. is II SIMPLY because
ter manufacturer? We ask YOU this:
Should your Glove not wear satisfactorily,
to whom are you going to complain? You
the ' Ocean. II II our Gloves don't wear. You
can easily come TO our stare. We cian
that we guarantee the glove TO You. re-
gnrd'css OF who made them. Give us
call for your Gloves; they are our own
Importation. and We do not pay from bpc
TO 81 90 a pair more for manufacturers
name. II our Giove'docsn't give you sAs-
isfaction. you know where we are. AS tor
"A ", raIJLee, 1t means the Glove should
no. burst when trying on; II they do. we
hopses who charge YOU from zoe 10 81 %
Gloves.
At 98c---
/ zoo dozen f.adles' 2-cinsp real Kid Walk
Ing Gloves, In assorted shades OF Tnns.
Browns. Greens, Reds. Black White, with
black stitching. all have silk crochet bnck,
sl.ls, our price. 5sc per pair. ~ -
AT 49c per pair
CO.. paire Ladies' 4-button Kid Gloves.
assorted shades OF Browns and Tans. Ok
blood ana White, with blaok stitching,
>. % a pair; our price, eyc per pair. Hcavy
silk CT ochet tops.
AT 75c per pair
Genuine Folter's Patent large hook
kid Cloves. silk crochet buck, N Black
Btown,- Tan AMI Red sell at s,25. our
price. Toe per pair
Our Sl.25 Mindor Glove
Our own imporatons. every pair sold
undef guarantee. In the latest largo
clasps end 4-hook and 4-button, IN all tho
Lew Reds, Gree1s, Purplcs, Browns, Taps,
White with black Stitching. and solid
Hack; this particular Glove sells IN all
stores at si.75; our price, 81 q per pair.
AT Sl.4S; sells everywhere at 81.
Our 81 AZ Gloves cone IN large hooks
IN all the new Greens, Browns. Tans. Pur-
pies. Reds. Modes. Grays and Black: this
is the finest Glove ever brought South.
Misses 4-ButtOn Glove.
Misses real Kid 4-bntton Gloves. IN
Tam and Browns. 81 10 6H. sells at Si.OO;
our price, Zoe per pair.
Ladies' Bicycle j. Driving Gloves ]
10 dozen !. Ladies' Gauntlet Driving
az use per pair; and some at soc per pair.
are worth N.e5.
Ladies' Cashmere Gloves.
200 dozen Ladies' Kaiser Patent Finger
Tipped Gloves at g5c, are worth soc: at
asc. are worth 75c; vt 4sc, are worth $50
per PAR.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-03-18
OLD PEOPLE.

Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will find
the trueremedy in Electric Bitters. This
medicine does not stimulate and contains
no whiskey nor other intoxicant, but acts
as tonic and Alternative. Ii acts mildly
ON the stomach and bowels, adding
strength and giving tone TO the organs
thereby aiding Nature in the performance
OF the functions. Electric Bitters is an
excellent appetizer and aids digestion
Old people find il just exactly what they
need. Price fifty cents and $l.00 pefbot-
tie at Legg's Drug Store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-03-18
SMYRNA.

The heavy rains this month
done considerable damage II
neighborhood, to say nothing Oh
venting farmers from sowing II
and other grain and otherwise pre-
pairing for crops of 1897,
Master Otto McGrifr says School
Girls problem is easily solved, there
being but one county in Georgia be.
ginning with the letter "A"-Ap,
ping.
Miss Mae Terrell is home again,
after a stay of several weeks dura.
ton in Atlanta.
Mr.. Frank Neufville, of Winnings,
was among the visitors within our
gates Sunday. Frank says he came
to preaching, but l am persuad ed
his visit was in the hope of having a
"tete-a-tete" with one of Smyrna's
most popular young ladies'.
The new residence of Mr.. Bob
Love is rapidly nearing completion,
and will be one of the largest, as
we'll as prettiest residences in our
town. That is just like Mr.. Love,
once he goes into anything he be-
lieves in making it the best, and
works to that end.
Miss aurora Terrell left Monday
for Atlanta, to visit friends and also
to attend meetings conducted by
nev. Sam Jones.
Mr.. j. Ii. Ruff, Familiarity called
"Uncle Jin Ruff" was the recipient
Of brand new violin last Monday
and the neighbors in bis immediate
neighborhood need not think every
sound they hear is due tc an an.
preaching cyclone or the signing Of
tho winds around the corners of the
house.
George and Luke Mizzell two of
Smyrna's popular young men, en-
ployed at the Poachtree Pharmacy
in Atlanta, were severely bruised
and cut by gang Of half drunken
negroes last Saturday night while
on their way home after the days
work. Both the young men are
getting along nicely at this time.
1t is now Prof. Harvey Fleming.
if you please. That gentleman now
being engaged in teaching school in
our midst. Critic.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-03-18
SOMETHING TO DEPEND ON.

Mr.. James Jones, of the drug firm of
Jones q Son, Cowden, ILL.,. in speaking OF
Dr. klngs New Discovery, says that last
winter his wife was attacked with La
grippe, and her case grew so serious that
physicians at Cowden and Pana could do
nothing for her. 1t seemed to develop in
to hasty consumption. Having DR.. Kings
NewsDiscovery in store, and selling lots oil
Ii, he took q bottle home, and to the sur-
prise of-all she began to get better fiora
first dose, and half dozen dollar bottles
cured:her sound and well. DR.. King
New discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds is guaranteed to do this good
WORK. Try it. Free trial bottles at Jas.
W Legg's Drug Store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-03-18
"A HANDSOME GIFT.

That vas handsome present Mr.. j. B.
Glover, Sr., received from the old employ
es of the Marietta and North Georgia
Railroad, now the Atlanta Knoxville and
Northern Railway. Mr.. Glover had been
superintendent and Receiver of the road
q number Of years, and now that his con.
nection with the road is at an end, they
desired tb tender him some substantial
expression OF their friendship, esteem and
appreciation OF his kindness to them.
The matter took shape in the presentation
of sevepty-two pieces of solid siiverware,
consisting of "a knives. "a forks and "a
spoons, heavy and OF the latest design.
The case was French kid and lined with
silk. Each piece OF silver had Mr.. Glow
,er 8 initials engraved on it. The service
cost $3.50 90 and was bought through Mr.
G. A. Green, Jeweler OF Marietta. Mr.
Green had Mr.. Avery, of this place. to do
the engraving and it is very elegant. The
service was presented through committee
composed Of Messrs. Will L. Pomeroy, G
b. Lackes, William Garwood and Sid
Garwood. Mr.. Glover highly appreciates
this token OF esteem of his old employees
and it will be treasured for all time to
come. These social amenities are very
pleasant indeed, and shows the right re.
lation existing between employer and en-
ployees. Mr.. Glover will tender a supper
to the donors Thursday evening at his
residence.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-03-18

nesses and trs} eg to play the lawyer Il
display their Mt 10 make Others Ial}
You are not there for that purpose, bu
transact the business before you promptly.
! ask you to push your work. You ought
TO have, and ! intend you shall have all
the time needed to do your work we'll but
l again ask you to push your work aud
save the county unnecessary expense.
He announced that the grand jury would
hold over for the adjourned term in July.
Solicitor Tom Hutch ersy n and Assistant
Newt Morris have belp kept busy this
week. Judge Gober mas pushed things as
the following cases tried will show:
Reuben Johnson, colJred, tresspass,
guilty, not sentenced.
Charley Thompson, misdemeaIor. gull
ty, not sentenced
Jim Hollis, white, two cases, pistol and
whisky. guilty. not sentenced.
Frank King, white, OF Winnings, whisky,
not sentenced.
Minnie Smith. colored. whisky, guilty,
not sentenced.
Joe Robertson. colored, misdcmeanor,
500 and cost
Bill Hoileman. colored, assault. guilty,
rot sentenced.
Cap Dial, white, selling whisky, guilty,
not sentenced.
john Harper. misdemeanor. SIS on or
monthsi
James Brown. white, misdemesnor, $25
and cost s.
Henry Mills, colored, misdemeanor,- not
sentenced.
Seab Love. white, riot plead guilty. SIS
and cost.
Henry Brady, white, assault, plead gull
ty, $40 and cost,
Henry Kemp, white, assault and batteay
plead guilty. twenty five dollars or three
months, also misdemeanor Is 90 or 2 mos.
Nancy Adams, white, whisky, sentenced
suspended.
Arthur Fears, colored assault ard bat
terry, ten dollar or two months.
Henry Braswell, white, selling whisky,
$3.50 or twelve months,
Nit Talley, colored, whisky, twenty
FIVE dollars or 3 months,
Arthur Cobb, colored, misdemeanor,
ten dollars or 2 months.
Tom Hacxett, colcred, simple larceny,
twenty five dollars or months,
George Irwin, colored, simple larceny.
IL months.
Henry Glaze, colored, plead guilty,
larceny from house, ffteen dollars or
months,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-03-18
$4,000 On Marietta Real Estate.

We wish to lend funds and are making
mo effortssto place stock. The National
Building and Loan Association OF Mont.
gomery. Ala have funds TO place on Ma,
Irieita property. Our settlements are lib.
'eral and 1--WE guarantee to place loans be-
pre- al licant pays any dues. Loans
onsuld nated without any delay. Call on
II. w. RUSSELL, General agent for Ga, at
Kennesaw House.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-03-18
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptions an positively
cures piles, or no pay required 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded Price rs cents per box
For Pale by J. W. Legg.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-03-18
Terms Given.

Parties who secure loans iroY
tional Building and Loan ASH
Montgomery, Ala, can retire
loans or part Of it ESQ or i
Partial payments made reduc8 fEe
ly payment incurred. 7. w. Rus
Gen'l Agent for Ga, Kennesaw
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-03-18

Mrs. ]. p Moore answers the question
of Miss Bessie Baker, as to where the
word girl is found in the Bible The
word ic mentioned in two places. in Joel.
3rd chapter and Bird verse, also Zacha-
riah, 9Th chapter and 5th verse.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-03-18

Reliability cannot be pressed too
strongly OH the young. 1t is the
foundation of character; without it
other go9d traits are a delusion and
a snare.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-03-18
A SERIOUS ACCIB

On LAT Monday evening
Glover. Mr.. G. E. HendA rs
Will Sanges we're retnrniq
ID, Knoxville and NorthsFa
1 days hunt near Holly
had met with good luck I'D
Der Of birds. On nearing
Henderson stated that h4
believed be would 20 6ute4
Of the coach aid get scope
asked to Mr.. Sanges to
By his Office and leave
would meet at Mr.. CLOVIS
vide the game. This vas Ii
when the train arrived ~
Henderson did not put W Sd
his office or at the stordS III
Messrs. Glover and Sangaa and The
ed up the railroad trsol u iina d
dersop, with the apprehension ii
would find his mangled body on II
somewhere. believing that he had &
tween the baggage Car andIpassenge
Not finding him at once. Mr. Clos
hewas so tstigued that he woult
horse and ride back to Elizabeth q
if he could find him. Mr.. J. B.Gl
Mr.. Sanges. and others continued
| the track and met Mr.. Hen derson
back to town. He was suffering
deal. He stated that when the tr,
near Elizabeth that he turned ",
and tainted. falling from the fast
train. When he regained cousc
he started towards town. Mr.. III
was carried 10 his home and DR.. s,
called in. He found that Mr.. he
had sustained a serious injury
shoulder and probably concussion
spine. His suffering through th
was intense. and it took hard work
aim under the influence Of lmorph
chlorotorm. DR.. Seize admins
injuries are dangerous. but hopes
attention and rest to see him out !
days.
Mr.. Henderson rested well on
night and was great deal better Of
nesday morning.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-03-18
THE MISSING GOLD FOUND.

Wednesday morning in Cobb Superior Court
the case against Mr. Clark sorrets and .his daugh.
ter, Mrs. McEyer, Of Acworth, was progressing
when It came d a Sudden termination. II seems
that Mrs q Collins, daughter of Mr. serrells,
died and left . package. with Mrs DR.. Humphries,
to be Ieliysred to Mrs Srrells, the mother Of Mrs
Collins. After the death Of his wife, Mr. Collins
COULDN'T find some gold he knew his wife had an d
Mr Sorrells and his daughter, Mrs McEyer,
ereeharsed with taking il. The parties were
placed on trial Wednesday morning. Mrs Hum
phries, rs witness, produced the unopened
package in court, which she had previously ten.
dered to Mrs sorrells and who had refused to re-
1ceiyeit on account Of the serious charge made
against her husband and daughter Judge Gober
oIdered thepackage opened and it contained the
m Sing money, si5s.0O in gold and s5cts in silver.
This ended &he case. While Mr.. Collins was tes-
flying. Mr.. Sofrells called him liar Judge
Gober fined MIN $500 for the epithet, which he
paid. 49,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-03-18

Noi. W. p ySnSuSys lawyer OF MARIETTA.
fled Dill last Saturday IL the Clerks
Office in Fultonscounty. iii BEHALF Of n e!
Donnelly. s. q. Hitch, !. d. Bate. CyS.
McCandlish, petitionihg the court 70 grant
an Injunction aud appoint a receiver for
the Guarantee Loan and Investment Cons
pany and the Southern Exchange Bank
and Trust Company Of Atlanta. Samuel
W, Goodies President; JG. West, Scores
tary. andJ. o. Parker, Cashier. 1t seems
to be another case where the stockholders
may lose their money. Judge Lumpkin
appointed Samuel N Evans as temporary
receiver and set March goth to hear the
case.
If you buy 'FRONT.' Read 8 Virgins von
can always be aHoED you arg ~ pett;rS .
something good AID of the latest minors
tations. We hope no one will get angry
at the word impdrtatior, as we are the
only ones usingg the word in this market
lately. Read & WIGGIEs.
We baven't nv 4sh Of July Shirts, but
ing shirt Sf wo smake v aur n uaaSi%%
cow mad Sunday morning il you are
caught IN your shirt sleeves. Now, don't
imagine the New Orleans Mardi Gras is
In our midst but get something up to
date from Read & Virgins.
School shoes at Read & Virgins at all
prices from Scots up.
Read & Virgins can sell you ANYTHING
you want for yourself, wife or children in
shoes. They have just received com.
plete line OF Ladies and Children Shoes.
To THE PUBLIC SCHOOL TEAcHERs.-I
hereby give notice that you will be requir.
ed to stand an examination during the
year on the following teachers profession.
al course, to-wit: LIST, Pages Theory
and Pactice of Teaching. End Whites
School Management 3rd, Parker's Talks
on Teaching. 4th. Outlines Of Methods.
The County Teachers Institute will he
held in June and the same manual used
last year Will he used this year in our In
stitute. l would be pleased to have the
teachers study "Out>Lines of Methods"
thoroughly, so as to get the most out OF il
during the Institute. l am anxious to
have the teachers organize monthly.
teachers's institute for their mutual in.
struction. Iurge the progressive teach
ers in the county TO lead in this matter.
Again | ask every teacher to study the
professional course during the year.
W. r. PowER, Superintendent.
Call on Read & Virgins for your Chill.
dren's School Shoes.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-03-18

salary.
We return our
Judge Gober. and
the SoIcitoss and
ficers Tor tht DOW
during The and
We recomu shs EEt II.
be published hias 4 Aay1
Day;d WI ia
Jas H. Howell, rs
Alexander y. Orr.
Thomas 3. Legs Mil
Jas. 3. McEver. Pir
VIM. /. Goodwin, JaAoon
Wylie P. Wills, H1h6ad
VIM. 7. Compton,,
VIM, M. Can't,
James D. Pagan.
Wn. P. Hardage
Nimrod v. ParE
1t is ordered that the3
published as recommea
A true copy from ed6 81
Court w, r. MoNmoos
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