davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
KatOrgi ma Sachalinie.

Kt6z Z pomied.y mas ME vie, 90 to
jest Ssohalinp Wssysoy . ksiaaek 1
kart geogra6oznyoh nauo.yli sic tel ma.
Wy, niejeden nawet " zadaniu szkol.
mem narysowal M p6lnoo cd Jsponji
wyspe dfuga, . wsskS wyciagajaoa
wprost ku Pofudniowi chuds s.yje, "a
kohosons ostremi s.o.ekami, oddsielo.
M falsmi oiesniny Tatarskiej cd ssaseeo
lsdu syberji, . ktorym niegdys bog.
wstpisnia twor.yla oaios6. Dc ma y
pie So sniegi ! tundry l tajgi, tak.s do.
mysle6 sic latwo, - ale, wisle tam Jest
max ! rospsosy, jake pisklo lud.ie
~Stworryli wsr6d obumarisj nstury, tego
n~ajbujniejsza wyobraznis wystawic 30
bic ME zdola. Odswieroiadlic je moze
ohybs tylko wspomnienie .yoh /. posr6d
mas, 90 saznali gasnaosgo d.is sybervi.
skiego Piskia - gasnsoego, DO oywili.
saojs, torujsc sobie CORA. szsrs.e pol..
dobrowolnymi wygnahoami .apelnis
pustkowia, q Rum skasaho6w spycha,
ooraz dalej . dalej, ma d.iki wsoh6d.
sybsrja ME chloe jus pr.yjmows6 oslo
lsho6w.sbrodnisrry, dsis .w~lassoss,
odksd kolsj aelssna poose&s jej oiem.
nosoi rosdsierac, g tysisce praoowitych
rsk r1uos sic " jej wnetr.s, ably sko.
rsystse . ukrytyoh wen skarb6w: So.
ohalin ssai sic giownym .biomikiem, v
kt6ry Rosja 1sypuje sposeose6stwa swe-
60 odpsdki.
Ola mas, polskow, wyrasy katorgs,
osiedlenie itp. ,majs osobne znao.enie.
Za.wyozaj Przywiszujemy do nioh DO.
jsoie m~ecsehstwa, powolnej smierci "a
o~jo.ysne'" "a WARE, lyle tam nassych
odes.so . screen gorsosm, q c.ystem, .
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
Co s1ychac2
z st Paul, MINI.
Romitefy odore.

w No. 81 nzgody" pewisn .wia.ko-
wieo sfusznie p~rzypomina komitetowi
obohodowemu . dnia 8.go m.js. by
wys&ai s~kolektowane pienisd.e, okolo
$4,000, ma pomnik Kosoius.ki, tam
gdzie naleza.
Jest to bardso siussne l sprawiedliwe
Asdanie. Cholelibysmy sic jednak do
wiedziec, odksd to " st. Paul komitety
obohoa6w narodowyoh mogs spelnia6
sfussne asdania ogoluP
Ny wiemy oddawna, ae ozlonkowie
tax swsnyoh komitet6w obohodowyoh
" st. Paul So tylko pionkami pr.ewiel-
moanyoh probos.o.6w. Wiemy, as
kszdy program, ks4da uohwala komits.
tn must bye przsjr.ana 1 potwierd.ona
Prsez proboszos6w. Wiemy, 70 jssli
proboszczowi ME podoba sic jakaI ESQ.
bistost podans " programme ma mowoe,
prIez komitet, to ten cd wlasnej uchwa.
~ odstspi6 must.
Me nalety tedy wini6 komitet6w "a
niesPefnenie sfusInych asdah ogolu,
leo1 tyoh glownie, ktoryoh komitety alb.
solutnie sluchac MUSIC.
Z,oiqzkoacieo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
WiadOmOsci z~wiazkowe.
Or. 4I2 % Buffalo, N. Y.

Or. 4I2 % Buffalo, N. Y.
Zswiadamiam braoi .wisskowyoh or.
ALP, !. posiedsenie nad.wyosajne Cd
bedzie sic % lipoa r. b., o gods. 7.3O
vices. " hall psrafjalnsj, na kt6rem o.
beonosc kaadsgo ozlonks Jest koniecs.
rs. Jszeli komu okoliosnoSci ME DO.
.wola stswi6 sic ma posied.enie, Mech
sic mslduje d.ish nsprz6d I podstek
swoj Przysle. Je.sli tego ME uosyni
bedzie suspendowsny. A. Pslehski.
Or. 80 Butfalo, N. Y.
Ma roosnsm posiedssnia Towar.yst
Wa Synowh Bos. Wolnosoi gr. s2 q
N. P. sossali vybrani n~sssepujsoy oby.
wasels: Presses - SIsnisisw Piosrow.
ski; wioe. presses - Ignacy Gllfski; %.
krstsr. - N. Peradowski, kasjsr -
Piotr Frsosk; pod hssjsr - Piosr No
wioti. O~piekonowis kssy: Msssus.
Miobalski 1 Fraucisssk Logs. Msrs.s
lex - Josef Filss; chorssy - Ausopi
Dsbik; podohorsiy j. J6z WAX; odz.
wisrny - J6ssf Kszmisrcsak. VESSEL.
kis listy ! korsspondsnojs prosss Prise
syiac do: M. Porsdowski, 1865 syos
more ~.
Or. 216 70 Rochester, ". Y.
Tow. nSynowis Korony Polskisj",
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
z Detroit, Mich.
Zj0zd spieuok6,o.

zjssd jedenasty spiswak6w Polskioh
" Ameryce odbed.ie sic W Detroit,
Mich dniaoh Cd 2 do 8 wrsesnia b. r.
Konoert odbedzis sic 8 wr.esnia Nv
sr6dmissoiu W teatr.s Empire. Ko.
mitet miejscowy pozoIumiews sic ore.
sto . ~jensralnym Zar.sdem " Bay City,
Ola dobra Zjardu. kt6ry jak nsjlepiej
sic sapowisds. Glory l goscie .jsds
sic : liosnych miast stan6w, nawet Z
New Yorku. Komitet za~rzad.aj&oy
skiada sic Z nastepujscyoh .O.ionk6w:
DR.. B. Pa,ternsoki, DR.. z. Ksdlubow.
ski, Piotr Leszozyhski, Jan Bsger i
Wojsisoh Madaj, sekrstarz 781 St. An.
bin str.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19

81. 2l6 z. N. p. - Roehsstsr, N. Y. M
roosnsn posisdssaiu obrslo safssd, -
skasd kt6rego wchodss: PisEydsns -
n. Sosnowski; wies.prss. - Jul. Sro-
ks; sskr. 6nan. I korsspondsooyjny -
W. PsPrsyoki; sskrstars prot. Wsv.
Ksvosyhski; kasjsr - KaFxi v. Smu.
ds- Trssbiatowski; msrsxalsk "A No
wseki; trustysi - J. Wojcsohovski,
Waw. Ohudsihsh I Tom. Kisrsoki; BIZ.
bfo,skars - 8. Kwistkovski. Wsssl.
hs listy tycssos sis grupy PIC PROSE-
sdrssovs6: W. Paprsyoki, LAT Wea.
vsr u.
e.. SS4 % Chicago.
Tow. Jutrssnka WolnoSoi ~. 884 z,
N. P. obraio nowy ssrssd M rok bis-
sscy, jsk nassspujs: Presses - Ant.ni
Volkstorf; wios prssss - Jan Kviss.
kovsh; sskr. iuansowy - Felix Te.
masssvski; sskr. prosokoaowy Her.
Bonkovski; kasjsr - PAwsl Mrossk;
msnsaisk = J6ssf P~iontkowski; mar.
ssaisk II - AIchal Konisosks; rad.
gospodsross - w. AaEustyniak, Mi.
ohsi Wollek, Antoni Ko,iovski. Ko.
r~sspondsncjs tyossos dc wyssj vymis-
nionsgo Tow. prosse sdrssova6: he.
ronim Bonkowski, 1912 Winchester .ve.
Chicago. Ill.
81. 376 % Plymouth, Pa.
Ma roosnsm posisd.sniu Tow. STRAIT
Wolnoici. grapa $40 q. N. p. odbyssm
dnia l7so oserwos Z. b. Masterpieces Al.
min~is'rsoja saosyia prsysisgs M samisu.
ne vypsinisnie obovissk6w M z. 1900:
Jsk6b stodsk - prssss; Jan Msosko.
wiak vios.prssss; A. 8. Piosrowics-
sskretars; Waciaw Sisradski - sekrs.
tara 6nansowy; kssjer - Fnnoisssk
Gaodowski; opiskunowis kasy TsoAl
Mr6wosy h.k. Mikossj Grssgoski, J6.
ssf Sunday, MsroIn Mikoisjsuski; opis.
kunowis ohoryoh -Sanislav Bsrtko.
WAX, josef Makowski. Jan Zwirsbur.-
Adam s. Piotrovios, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
z Pittsburgh, Pa.
4 posiedzenia Sok6Yek,

Posiedzenie nasze roozne odbylo sic
nied.iele dnia pierwsrego lipoa 1900
W bali Sokolsj prry ulicy Is / Sarah
S. S. Zarzad pozostal ten lam: P. J..
Wisniewski pref, P. w. Kolb -
wics.prer., parma h. B~arozyhska -
sekr. protoko'owa I korespondsnoyjns,
parma M. Barozyhska - sekr. f~nanso.
wa; Pc. Piotrovska - kasjerka. Mart.
wi mas bardzo, Re polki nas1s ME sta.
raja sic, ably tax wIniosis tow. jsk So.
koiek, i~stniaio / rozkrzswialo sic lax
na~jliozniej.
Me wiemy, 90 many sad.i6. Czy
mote bye prawda, 90 ME daj Bo.e, ae
szan. rodaozki obawiaja sic jskioh ME.
przyjemnoscir Zspewniamy wieo, ae
tow. nasze ME uohybia " niozem relieji
ami koscioiowi a jedynie oboe d,ialac
ola dobra naszej drogisj, ro,s,arpanej
Ojcryzny.
W1budzmy rae tego duohs, kt6ry jua
tax dawno spi. Many nadzisje, ze dro.
gle rodaczki ~skwspliwie nsmi isc.yc
sic raczs. Wpis wynosi tylko 500. a
m~iesieoznej opiaty loo. Spodziewamy
sic, Re ma przyszae posiedrenie, " ME.
dziele, dnis 5 sierpnia 1900 r. l~io.niej
sgromadza sic, dsjao dowod, i. sprawl
drogiej Ojozyzny / spoisc.ehstwa Lefty
i'm ma sercu.
Zarazem skisdsmy podziekowanis p.
Chmielihskiej Z Chicago. ae raoryis o.
beonoscia sws zsszozycic nasze posis.
dzsnis ! Pr.emowic do mas tyo.Iiwie.
II. Barczyhska, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
z Filadelfji, Pa.
Roaiedzensa -sa.

Niniejs1sm ~.awiadamia sic wszystkis
gruPy Nv. N. P. miasta FiIadslfji, Re
posisd.snie gminy grup .wis.kowych
odbsd.is sic dnia 20 go lipos T. b. o go
d.inie 2 81 pc poludniu " hall Sokoi6w
Polskioh pod n 211 Fairmount ave.
Obecnosc representation wszystkich
grup jest koniecznie potrrsbna, r6wnisa
gmina zaprasaa ma rzeo.ons posisdzsnis
1amiejsoowe grupy dotsd j~eszc1e nile
naletsce do gminy, ola .alstwienia wat,
nych domowych spraw.
Hieronim Wilk, sekr. guiny,
IA Blabon str, Nioetown.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
2 Buffalo, N. Y.
ZoDiodomienie.

zswisdamiam PIP. sskretarsy grup
b~uffsloskioh. kt6r.y otr.ymali bilsty ma
r~oslosowanie .egarka ola wspomoaenia
pokaleo.onego brata OBJ. wswr.yna
Jsdr.ejewskiego, .amiss.ksisgo pr.y
ulioy Lathrop, be losowanie, kt6re mia
10 sic odbyc dnia IA lipos r. b., .osta2o
odsoaone ma dsieh Ago sierpnia T. b.,
Poniewaa jss.ozs ME ws-ysoy sekrets.
re swr6cili bilety. Zatem pros.e PIP.
sekretar.y, ably rac.yli .wr6oi6 bilety
Tub pienisdze ma pie6 dni pred loso-
waniem pod sdresem:
AichaS Aasecki, 157 Rother Q
sekretarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
Skfadki.
Ma Skor6 Narodoov.

Ma sabawie u pans A. Mrozek "
Durysa, Pa, skolektowa} p. w. Str.ep-
ski 60 OF. T.. Dudanowio., sekr. gr. $50.
Oh. Pswsl Rakowski i oh. F. woz.
MAX .ebrali ma wssslu u pahstwa Ste.
fstskich dnia 5 oIerwos Z. b. Cam.
den 8 dolary 10 ot., kt6re pr.ssyism ma
reos kasjera Zwiarkowego.- Pswes
Rakowski.
Ma obchod.is Majowym Polsko. Ka.
toliokiej parafji W Fall River, Mass. re-
brano ma Skarb Narodowy $3.50, kt6re
Pr.y ninisjs.em pr.ssyiam.- KS. w.
Szumowski.
Ma Starb Mar. Pol. siotyli skl.dh
nastepuisSy o6srodavoy - Nj. Plea.
SAINT, Pa. o.. Jsk6b Hsrtwik Sl.oo,
oh. Flip Pis6is $l.oo, oh. josef Sc.
mion 81 90, oh, Jan Bush 70 ot., oh. B.
Sers6hski 30 o., OBJ. Isydor B.w6l so
ct., OBJ. Piotr RudnIk % ot., oh. Piotr
Winisrski Is OF. Ma obohodsis M,jo.
wynn ssbrali OBJ. Jak6b Hsrtwik 1 Az
toni Krsyfauisk 1910, OBJ. Wslenty
Wiiniowski so ot., Franc. Ksrcsmarsk
80 OF. Rasem ssbrano % 80. o isisg.
nswssy cd tsgo 10 OF. ma koszts pre-
syiki, pososssjs 50 80, ks6rs wysiaism
N reoe Kom. Sksrbu Mar. P. " Pitts
burgu. Ma s~spomniano 10 pomniku
Tad. KolciusEki. Zebrafsm skiadki jsk
nsstepujs: Prsy r~o.winIso.u 1 poiwis.
ceniu sxtandara TOW. ~. Stanist.wa or.
364 $500, cd OBJ. Frsucisska 80 ot., oh.
Wioosnsy SrosspanIak 80 o., Jan Bash
rs OF. Rassm ssbraism 1925. Oicisg
nswssy cd sego na prsesyfke 5 o., 20
scssajs 90 20. Pisnisdss .iotons m
pomnik Tad. Koioiussh wyslaism ne
rece kssjsra ". N. P. q powyfssych
e6sr widsis6 mofns, 70 q mas Jest Jess.
o.e dosyc dobryoh pssrjot6w p~olsklch.
kt6rsy dbajs o dobro Ojo.yrny nssssj
Polski. Nissylto y Ia imioos brsoi z.
N. p, ale ! 3 drugisgo oboIu d. zjsd
noossu's dob ~ oh polsk6w. Tax dalsj
braoisl Pop,ersjmy Sksrb Mar. Polskii
Wssystkim ofsrodswcom n lob do
browolne skisdki dsiskujs s,sropolskim
s~wyoIsjsm Bog I~sp,sci,:- Jan Bash,
sekr. gr. 864.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19

Ola J6sqa WiM 20 FiladeHjG
Gmina grup Zwisskovyoh miasts Fl.
lsdslfja, kwituje ninisjsssm grupy kt6
70 usdssaaiy tsskavs o6sre M vspsrois
chorsgo essonks gr. SO8 z. N. P. T. j.
Jossfs Wilks jsk nassspujs: Grupy .
F,ladelfji: Or. 1 $1,000, &C. 1872 $1,000,
gr. BOB $1,000, &c. 4S8 $500, gr. 48B
$S 90, Rr. S27 : Chicago, Ill. $500, &C.
4o9 . Chicago, III. sl.oo. &c. $40 .
Plymouth, Pa. $l.25, gr. S78 Z Kings.
land. N. J. $l.oo, &c. 224 I EIDE, Pa.
81 IS. gr. 200 . Wsrisr Run. Pa. IS d,
". 820 ! Galitsin, Pa. TO-, gr. 278 =
Reading, Pa. bO,., gr. s2s . Camden.
N. J. 50a, or. 455 8 Maynard, o. 81 81,
q. 447 Uhoa, ". Y. Sos, gr. $40 .
New Brighton, N. Y. $2.46. gr. Dol 3
Elisabeth, N. J. 5O,., gr. ADJ = vii.
nington, Del. 81 so. q. Sol . w.lling.
ford, Conn. $l.oo, gr. 500 /. Boston,
Mass 800. Rs.sm $bl %. ws.ystkim
p~ojsdyhosym efIrodswoom jskotss 1
ssanownym grupom, ht6rs odosUfy 20.
trssbe porssowsnis nisssc.siliwsgo "
ohorobis. sasyiam ssaropolskis bog
.spiac" & sycseoism, sby kaidy dsny
cent Bog rso.yi stokrotuis vynsgro.
dsic.- 2 wysokim ssaounkism I brat.
MEM posdro wisnism, Josef Will, o.lo.
mex Rr. 808 2. N. p, H:sronim Wilk,
sskr. G niny.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19

Ma visosorku q pshytwa Bialobloo.
kieh " Nsugotuok, Conn. n iniojsty.
~ oh. PAwsa Balihskisgo, o6rsoska PIP.
Bislok6rskioh skolskto vals m Skarb
Mar. Pol. dollar jsdso I dsissie6 osnt6v.
Il. Otrowski S., 81. Bialosk6rski 3d.,
Pswes B.lihski 25s., Wiktorja Biih.
sks 26s., Jan Tr,c,hski 10,., Jan Wit
kowski 3d., Hipolit Galswski 10c., Jan
zislihski l6o., Ssymon Rurkowski Co.,
Piotr Zbikowski 6,.- Als sndsr Krsy.
'tshski.
Ma Pomnk KoSciusski.
Ma wesslu q pahstws Koprowskich
Chicago dnia 4 npoa E. b., n inicjs
tyws J. Formahskisgo slosysy M pom.
nik KoIoiusski nassepujsoe osoby: Sta
nisisw Kotsoki $l.oo, @. Kossoka 25o.,
Piosr Kvssigrooh $l.oo, Josef sstsr.
msr 6Oo., N. Kordsla 25s., Felix's Chi.
lihsh lb,., Franc. Koprouski ESQ.,, F.
S~ohosnfsld 25,. Rassm $3.50.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-06-28

In match game of baseball We'd
nesday between the flats" and cleans, :"
composed of our citizens, the fats"
cleaned up the cleans" in fine style.
The democratic primary to nominate
county officers takes place in eleven
more days, Saturday, July T. The horses
somewhat jaded by long heat are now
on their last run. We are betting on
the bob tailed horse, who'll bet on the
bay!
Chairman Joe Legg and Aid. Guyton
OF the street committee seem to be the
right men in the right place and are
giving their personal attention to
street work. Marietta has had no bet
ter city officials.
The street and park committees have
been doing some very good work in
trimming up shade trees and doing
some needed work on the streets. There
are premises, yards and cow lots in
Marietta that are kept in very I'M
slightly and filthy condition that the
sanitary committee ought to enforce the
law on having cleaned up. You make
an investigation and see.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-06-28
COLD STEEL OR DEATH.

''There is but one small chance to
save your life and that is through an
operation" was the awful prospect set
before Mrs. I. B. Hunt, of Lime Ridge,
Wis, by her doctor after vainly trying
tn cure her Of frightful case of stom-
ach trouble and yellow jaundice. He
didn't count on the marvellous power
of Electric Bitters to cure stomach and
liver troubles, but she heard of it, took
seven bottles, was wholly cured, avoid
ed surgeons knife, now weighs more
and feels better than ever. It's posi-
lively guaranteed to cure stomach, liv-
er and kidney trouble and never dis
appoints. Price SOC at j. w. Legg's
drug store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-06-28
Miss Essie Steele, of Atlanta, is visit
ing Miss Gussie Groves.

Miss Essie Steele, of Atlanta, is visit
ing Miss Gussie Groves
Miss Louise Herrin, who is visiting
in Douglasville, will return home Sat-
urday.
The Concert at the Chautauqua next
Sunday afternoon, will not be free, as
was stated in a communication in this
paper last week. There will be an adj
mission free. The morning and night
services will be free.
Lieut.. Harry G. Cole, OF the 2Sd In
fantry, commissary of the regiment, a
Georgian and very capable officer, has
been appointed captain and @. S. U. v.
Army and Navy Journal.
Mrs B. F. Davies has joined her hus-
band at Jackson, Tenn, and Miss Jessie
Mcbride has gone to Huntsville, Ala.
We regret to lose these esteemed peo-
pie.
Mr. Charles Paille visited Cedartown
the other day, and his observation is
that an industry that employs skilled
labor is worth more than a cotton fac
tory, because skilled labor receives
good wages.
ATTENTToN-All Confederate Veter-
ans will please bring in their applica-
lions for Gross of Honor" SO they
may be approved and be ready to re-
ceive their "cross" from General Cor
don, the grand old hero, July 4th. The
time is short, attend to it at once.
Mrs. McClatchey, Secretary.
At last regular meeting of "Daugh-
tiers OF Confederacy," it was suggested
and agreed that all members of Kenne-
saw Chapter be requested to meet in
Elmwood parlor at $3.50 o'clock to at
tend the lecture of Gen. Gordon on
The Last Days Of the Confederacy, .
July 4th. The ladies will please re-
member to wear their badges.
Mrs. McClatchey, Sec.
An appalling wreck occurred on the
Southern Railway on last Saturday
night at 9:45, two miles from McDon-
ough, Ga, at Camps creek, the trestle
washing out. Passenger train No. Z,
composed of mail and baggage coach,
second and first class coach and Pull
man sleeper. Thirty-three lives were
lost, ten persons escaped with their
lives. Among the killed is George w.
Flournoy, of Atlanta, formerly of Ma
rietta. His remains were brought to
Marietta Tuesday and buried with Ma
sonic honors.
CHEAPER TO Buy THAN TO RENT LAND
s miles south of Acworth, Ia miles of
Terry's Roller Mill, q mile of church,
store and postoffice, with daily mail
lO6 acres OF good, strong land acres
bottom, about 20 acres in cultivation,
balance in timber. Price 1915 per
acre. Call on Gro ]. KEMP, Story Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-06-28
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

The higher a man rises the more he
has to depend on others to hold him up.
DIrD.-On last Saturday at Mable-
tom Hazel, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. A. Hill, aged eight months.
Messrs. viii Petty, Hugh Manning
Elmer Mason and Mr. and Mrs. ]. n.
CAN'T visited Tybee Tuesday.
Prof. B. G. Davis, of Atlanta, is here
training the Chautauqua choir for Sun
day services.
Miss Fannie Dickson, of Montezuma,
will visit Mrs. d. d. Underwood Sat
urday and attend the Chautauqua next
week.
We are indebted to our good friend
Mr.. B. w. Griggs, of Due West, for q
quantity of nice apples. Mr.. Griggs
never forgets the printer.
1t is said that the new cotton seed oil
mill at Acworth will pay % per cent
this year This mill cost $4,000 and
was built by home capital.
Times.
Lightning struck large tree at Mr..
Ed Herrin's house, on Powder Springs
road, Saturday morning, and tore the
tree to pieces and killed two'of his
hogs.
The merchant who lets his business
take nap during the summer months,
must not be surprised if his wideawake,
ever hustling competitor steals base
or two on him. Energy and and adver-
Using are not to be dispensed with
safety, at any season Of the year.
Rev. Alfred Connally delivered a
very practical and sensible sermon on
the public square Sunday afternoon to
quite a crowd. Next Sunday after
noon, at 4 O'Clock, he will deliver his
promised lecture, "Shall the Church Of
Rome Perish" or Nineteen Years in
the Gates of He'll"
The census enumerators are about
all through and we will soon see some
interesting figures about our country
Don't be surprised when you find that
the actual population OF your city is a
great deal less than what you have
been claiming for it, for such will be
the case in many instances.
On last Monday evening Miss Mia
Motley entertained quite number Of
young people at her pleasant home on
Powder Springs street. The occasion
was in honor of her guest, Miss Char
lotte Melville beautiful young lady
of Franklin, La. The hours passed
swiftly by, charmed away by music and
bright conversation. Miss Motley
proved charming hostess, thoughtful
for the pleasure of each guest and con-
tributing much thereto. Refreshments
were served.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-06-28
A NIGHT OF TERROR.

Awful anxiety was felt for the Wild
ow the brave General Burnham, OF
Machias, Me-, when the doctors said
she could not live till morning." writes
Mrs. S. H. Lincoln, who attended her
that fearful night. "All thought she
must soon die from pneumonia, but
she begged for Dr. Kings New Discov-
cry, saying it had more than once saved
her life, and had cured her of consump-
ton. After three small doses she slept
easily all night, and it's further use
completely cured her" This marvel
Gus medicine is guaranteed to cure all
throat ,fchest and lung diseases. Only
SOC and $1.00. Trial bottles free at J.
w. Legg's drug store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-06-28
Tried Friends Best.

The humorise gets his butter
from the cream Of his jokes.
Women are always trying to
find out something they would
rather not know.
Men admire women because they
are women, and anything that
makes them less womanly makes
them less charming.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-06-28
Mems Shoes.

ID pairs Mems Chocolate Tan
vici kid, best shoe ever offered for
1915 to close at $2.75.
% pair Mems Plain Toe Wei
kid, was great drive at $2.75, to
close at $500.
"a pair Mems Disk Chocolate
vici kid, our So so leader, to close
at $3.50.
II pair Mems Willow Calf, was
$500, to close at $500.
8 pair Mems Willow Calf, was
$500, to close at 1925.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-06-28
Bunting.


We can furnish your wants with
bunting and flags to decorate for
the Chautauqua. Let all deco
rate.
Towels.
We have some big drives iii
towels and a big stock to select
from.
Shirts.
We have Just received a beauti-
full line of shirts. Just the thing
for the hot summer.
Skirts and Shirt Waists.
A big drive in Ladies' Skirts
and Shirt Waists. One lot of
$500 skirts to close at $3.50.
Shirt Waists from 25c to $3.50.
Skirts from SOC to $3.50.
Dry Goods.
A big line of cotton cheviots for
dress skirts 1910 yard.
Sea Island Sheeting, sc
Cotton Checks, 4c, &c
Bed Ticking, &c, 10c, 124c
Shifting, &c, 73c, 10c
Check Nainsook, SC, 10c. 124c
: to zoe.
White Dimity, sc to zoe yard.
White Scrim, &c to 15c yard.
Black India Lining, 10c, 1870,
15c, 20c, 25c yard.
Figured Scrim, 15c.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-06-28

A babe IN arms is worth two
armed with toy pistols.
Unless you believe in the heroic
you will never be q hero.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-06-28
Ladies' Shoes.

20 pairs Ladies Low Cut, Two
Button, Silk Vesting Top, Wei
Kid, best shoe ever sold for $3.50
to close at $1.19.
81 pair Ladies Low Cut Oxford
ties, disk tan, was 1925, t. close
at 95c.
81 pairs Ladies' Black Oxford
ties, patent tip, patent eyelets,
was a zig seller at $1.25, to close
at 95c.
SO pair Richard Bros. Famous
Oxford ties, black, was 1925 to
close at S5c.
To make this one of the greatest
shoe sales that ever happened we
will sell Y pairs Ladies' Black
Button and Lace Genuine Dongola
patent tip, was the best $1.25 shoe
ever sold, to go in this great sale
for $1.00.
Children's Shoes.
81 pair Children's Chocolate
Tan Shoes, sizes 9 to 123, would
be cheap at $3.50. to close at $1.00.
q pair Children's Tan, was
cheap at $1.00, to close at Soc.
ID pair Children's Two-Button,
low cut tan, was $3.50, to close at
$1.25. Sizes 10 to 1871.
"a pair Children's Black San
dals, was $l.00, to close at soc.
Sizes 124 to 2.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-30

Netting Q6out SifVerWare
We also have something to say about silverwa
see our prices. We have a full line of carving
Rogers IL pennyweight triple plated knives al
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-30


PRICES -
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-30

LI&WN|W|W| W|&NN&@GWIN
The colored American., 1900-07-14

thompson promptly gave 81, 900 bonds
for his appearance before United
States commissioned. The plan of the
Republicans is to get the case into the
Federal court. The democrats promise
to stand by the registrar. The fight to
carry the Amendment is on and the
Negroes will be shown no quarter.
The Goodsll Republican Association,
of PhiladelI his, is one of the largest
colored political associations in the
United States. The members of the
club comprised an entire section of the
great parade. They made q grand
showing and were highly commended.
The members OF the Association enter
tanned the Negro delegates and alter
mates from the different sections of the
country In great style and spared no
pains to make their brief stay pleas ;
ant one.
Col. A. A. Jones has been engaged
by the democrats TO interest the Me-
groes of Kansas City in the U. 8. None.
tary League, says the Rising Son. This
League is made up of Free Silver demo
Gratis, and is designed to work in oppo
sition to the money measures that are
advocated by the Republican party-in
other words, the gold standard. 1t ls q
national organization, which will be
used to nominate and elect VIVA. j.
Bryan for presldedt. The Colonel has
q list of names that stretches out at
great length. These Negroes, gays the
Colonel, are with him, and purpose to
give the other fellows battle that will
long be remembered. Ihe Journal re-
marks tealfully that the republicans
are resting easy On the MONEY question
at this time and the democrats are
taking advantage of the delay and or :
ganizlDg. Better wake up!