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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
Senatorial Contest.

VIII you have much of a fight in
the legislature?'
None at all. We have fortv-three
members and the Republicans twenty
seven [ will receive forty-three votes
on the first ballot There is not a sin
gle, solitary one of the forty three who
is under the slightest suspicion.
All the parties to the POcateIlO
agreement carried out their part of the
compact and voted for the Democratic
go. eTnOr and other state officers. the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
No Contest Likely.

Mr. Morrison is a gentleman and
viii not be a party in my judgment to
a contest against Mr.. Glenn. Besides,
a contest of MIR. Glenn's seat in con-
gress would raise some very interest
ing questions in that body as to how
Mr.. Morrison received a great many
of his votes. I hardly think the Re
pubhcans Of Idaho want 1t COMPRESSION
al airing and disclosure of how they
got their votes ia Idaho.
Il stated early in the campaign. and
proved it in an article in The Herald,
that Idaho never was a Republican
territory or state. 1t is not now. In
my judgment il viii not be for many
years to come. I believe the Republi-
cans came closer this election than
they wiz again for a great many
years
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05

us to 12s Union Block, Denver. Colo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05

And the same Great Reduction on all
other Jackets. Box Coats and Auto
mobiles up to $1,000.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-08

sf6nne. MpsDsr Il ipore die tptoqsblpIt.
Merl, pel, men, ben ih sebtnit. mas
is bann bo bic MGtter. sd ben
f6nel en- aopp Ruffee eebrunte lin ben
mel sSddet ange5oue, bitahS itb ben uM
bic @eliessStehfden gebn pDlIe, for
ben aehs 81 riepobrte. Sd ben MIDI
ihnell nctb I tperig pauber uff met
6ebs aemad. biiabs ib ben nod bon
benz lebte Ralt hoo ih etfstfht gebobt
ben. node aan5e Qatt pimpels sebabt.
Grab. ipie i'd ben fort aebn tpoIle. DO
born ih 0eballer in bic ssrcntidbrt
I'm tpte i9 guide. fomme bp aII mel ssSes
ger aHgemdbrtfbt I'M greine, bab es en-
Dumb idmmert. sSsb marin 5u Dobt
gefhtebrt I'M ben sefrogt mas Sic M6t<
ter ipdr. 30 fast Der ssSobnnie. ie ipGre,
tpte t9 fortaeipefe fin, borh bas ait=
iheniDinber enausae1hnisft un bGtte
ben Mehespetler iipipeaebn Minnerfh
eingeihmifle, ipeiler on ne gettlIt bGiiitt.:l
Ger Webestptiler bGtt lie qetet{ht I'm
bdtt ie bic san3eNadt Bel fidb ins 6aus
gebalte. Nm Morgen bGtt Ct bic sSenz
iter glei4 fidfe lofIe. I'm bier bebt ere
MIDI bic Bill fhide. Die Sin mar nein
Dahler In iiipne un ferais Gents!
Well. mas ids bn mit Bic sSsIlerfh ee=
tabn ben, bas tonne Sc iib benfe. Sc
lAmiffe un perteilt un berbammatlbt
bas lin gar feline Wortt. SD fin brei
Tag lang trant geipefe, bifabs met
Mrms mare aus GLEN 5fdsunt I'M bic
Ribs ben Die sanae Moh nit in bic
Ghul sebn tonne. Wsit bette Riehz
garbs Subrs trulie
2i3sie 3anfitengel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-08
Caart Watur,punoer.

Wenn bonn Osart<2anbe, i'm fiibliz
den Mifouri uno nOroliden Mrfans
fas. bic Rebe 1T, 70 banoelt es fi9 ses
Dobnlidb Inn sSebbe=@eihihten uno
Inn bic mertniiroisen MenI4en=Ghaz
rattere, ipelbe buran betbetligt finb,
ober tparen. Mber bon ben Naturmertz
ipiirbieteiten in bie1en Regionen, auf
unb unter ber Grbe, lieBe ii1 ebenfo
piel, nie f9on iiber ibre Menfden ge=
lagt iporben 1T, fasen. 9ier nur eth
pr0bden bupon.
Ser 1rembe, ber BON @pringfielb,
NO., aus nit bemDampfroB 1iibpGrts
fGbrt, fann cine grf9einung aenah=
rem, bic ibm auf ben eriten 8lid ipie
bic beritetnerte Geitalt trgenb zines
borgel9idtliden llnsebeuers bor>
fonlmt, bas ftramm cufreht itebt;
Rumpf, Ropf unb Beine iinb bon mai.
ipem llmss1lg. Sci n1berer BeIihti@
suns rent es iim iebod beraus, bob
bieIes llngetbiim ni9t etipa elmer
sdnalih perfdollenen 8eitien<@a
angeb0rt, ionbern lebig:ih bos prpz
buct ber 9bGtisteit eines WaFerlauf.s
an elmer getpolttgsn Ma1e Ralf<Gels>
geitetn 1T. gs bilbet ;ebenfalIs Elm.
Der eigentbiimli4ften Mrbeiten bes
Wafers.
Mber nidt minber impoiante nun.
bertperte bat bas Maf1sr onberip6r.s
i'm O3art 2anbe eef9affen. Mm
Wbite Miper, ungefGbr stpdn3ig Mei-
len mnterhalb bes GtGbt1enS iors
fDtb, bat bus MaHer m6htige. aufs
tpGrtS r1genbt GtIsfGuien BON 30. 40
Mnb so HuB GDbe mobenirt. limb am
8uffalorGliib siebt es Gtdtten. tpo
beim 0erannaben bic bo1getbiirmtsn
Jelien cine Derbliffenbe MebnliHteit
nit @Hl0Hern nit ibren Mduern unb
3innen baben; bic Rlippti 3eigtn fo=
gar Deffnungen, iptlde bon Meitem
tpie @hitBfHorten bon Geitungsntr<
Ten ausfeber.
Die qsnanntea Gtr0ms be{nreiben
grobe, meilenipeite RreislGufe uub febs
rem bann fpieber 10 ndbe an ben Mus<
gnn9spuntt tbrtr 9lbfdptifungen 3as
rid, bah niir cine sSelsmof{e pon Dtels
leidbt 500 SUB Oide Bic beiben Mrme
trennt; an Ser eillenGeite biefer fnmu<
len G9eibetpanb febt bonn bos MAI,
Ter Gin Dubenb ober nlebr gus b0ber,
alS an btr dnbererl; eine ssoIge bes
ndtiirli6sn @efGles ipGbren6 bes
RreisIdufes.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-08
Deutfd5e Muiit am 6inetif6tm &cf.

Maan fcbreibt ber Berliner .Doits..
Sci elmer biplpmati1hen @piree tam
biefer Saae bic Nebe quf ben cipilifatos
ridden gtnfluR ber beutfden Wrmee.
initruftion in Werbinbuna nit beut-
foher W1ufit. unb Elm Diplomat. Ser mit
Ben eioenartioen NerhGltniiftn i'm
Meihe Ser Mifte pertraut lit. aab fols
oenbe era0blid5e GpiIobe a,lm Ne{feu:
Sberit b. 6annefen. beffen Wame ponl
lebten Rrfeae atpifhen cyapor, unS
China ncb in Grinneruno iein biirfte.
bate bic caineIi5dae Gptffofelmaiif Is.
abfheulih oefunben. baR e befhlok.
cine gfeoin1enfscapeIie mad, benffthtm
Wlufter lids ousanbiIben Die nDfhioen
Wl,dbinffrumente tpurben btfdbofff ,Inh
mil pieier M1iik oeIonn "a i'm pnuFe
Ser 3eit. bieft er5fe dine5ifde M2iIitGra
fap.lie 70 melt sl brinoer,. boR iis flint
ober fed,s pppulGre 9peInbitn m1rIhe
i,nb maIaer fpieIen fonnte. Qlls ber
GeburtstGo Ser Roiierin : Meotntin
beronoetorpmsn mar osbod1ts Sc
Sberff. Der 6trrfdxrir cine lie
bsrraihuna All bereittl,. unb liek SIC
Rapelfe BON Sientfin nod gltfind fonls
men. UNI in Ser r,id6t lptit pDn 3 ber
gtabt beleqentn Gommerreiibena bsr
Roi{erin Msitttpe. @sno<93arf ,or
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-08

Sin iunaer Mdnn. Elm @raf uab
Mttahk Der GefaHbtf4aft. elite btr<
Bel; Ct mar gludlin, ais iie feinei
Mrm nabnt, nod nebr ent3iidt. ala Il
einen ungeipObnlid)en @lon3 in ibren
Mugen al geipabretl glaubte, abtr IN
bem fiebenten 4iMmel, ola. er ibren
Mrm aittern fiibltt.
Boiler Gtol3 nnb 9DFfnung flbrte
er lie bic glattea Marmprfhlfen hln<
nllf.
.@ogen Sic mir aiitisft - f4Dne
Tran. mas 1T es fiir cine freunbltd,e
See. bic Sbnen biefes ipunberbure
Miegensefhenf mahte, bab BET Sbnsn
inb BEL Mlem, mas sic betrtfft, iih
etnus sana Gigenartises ausbriidt.
6elbft ipenn es nihts Mnberes III, als
cine Blume in Sbrem Guar, 70 be-
iiBt fie einen eigsntbiimli9en Qiebrei5.
als Db fie aus frifhem Morsentfau
aetpebt ip1re. Inb ipenn Sie tan5el1,
bann lit es, als nb Der Bpben tppge
unb fieb sSbren S6ritten unfhmiese.
Der @raf eripartete. bab bic f6Dne
ssrau ibre Mnertennung iiber bieIe
Ghmeidelrebe 1uBern tpirbe.
Nber er tpurbe enttduf1t. sic
lehnte iiA iiber ben Balton binaus.
no fie nah benz Hanae Rublung
iuhte unb iiber bic Menge unb bic
nod INNER anfommenben Magen btnz
aus itarrte. Nls iie iih nmbrebte unb
einen Shritt eegen ben Saal ,Ha1te,
blieb lie bor ibm iteben uni. blidte ibn
nit einem Baar GROCER tpunberbarer
Muaen, tpie fie Der @raf ME aubor 5u
feben Gelesenbeit sebabt battle, an.
~sssh CLAUDE taum. bab irgenb cine
freunblide See lam cine Wiese
bel meiner Geburt aur 6telIe mar =
6err Graf! 9ber in 8etreff beNen.
mas Gle iiber meine Wlumen fagten,
70 tann id Sic periihern, baB Sbr
Sharffinn cine srobe gntbedung ges
mudt bot. Sd min Sbren bas @ez
heimniR bss frilfen Msorsentbuues,
Der bic 8lumen benefit, berratben.
Shrdnen iinb es - 9err 8raf! Sbrd>
men. bic Neib, Gnttdu19ung unb Meue
iiber fie getpeint haben. unb tpenn
Sic permsinen. bab Der Gubboben
tpoat. tpdbrenb mir tansen. bann sez
fdHhs-es, tpeil ct unter benz 6ab bon
Milhken Menf9en aittert."
sic bate bieie Mcrte nit ibrer &c,
,pDbnlidtn Rube seiprohen, unb nah
einem freunbli1en @rub peri9tpunb
fie i'm Gaal.
Der grof blieb gan5 betroffen 5us
rid. CT mart einen Bid auf bic
Wolfsmaffe. gs tpnr Elm Mnblid, ben
er oft aubor sebabt; er bate mai,de
fhledte unb ipenis CUTE Wibe iiber
bies bielt6pfisellneebeuer sefagt. Mter
crit beute Mhenb fiel eB ibm Elm, bab
bieies llnaebeuer i'm @runbe bic uns
beimlidr umsebung iei, bic man ii9
fir elm Dalais benfen fonnte.
peinli9e Gebanten burdfdnirr>
ten bes Gehirn bes grdflihen Mttas
DIES. tpp fie iibriaens guten pIab bat=
ten. @r mar bDllis aus ieiner Sal
funa gefommen, unb es bauerte cine
aense polfa. beuor er iis ipteber=
fanb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-08

fleden Derurfd&t. Bic fpie Blutflt6en
nusfebkn. Aier mar es no ner Butds
fleppy Mlf NoIen tpdbrtnb bss Bur.
sertrtsges 40 Mann bas asbsnstldlt
eiibIid BPM @bitsflnb, in County
EaneD,. liest btr groBe Gijtnbtr9, ntr,
ipie nod pieIe anbtre Ndfutfd)dbe ber
DaarfsNeaion, Der Btarbtitling tdrrt,
Nis itbt fann Wiemunb {agtn, tpit
piel Gffentra er entbdlt; aber 6elS<
bIode lisgsn lumber. berttl mande aus
Sra bon einsm bohen Meinbeitsqrdb
beffshen. tpie 5ahperit6nbise priifuns
gen srgtben baben. Dor pielen Sab.
rem spirbe cine @eI4iddft gebilbet,
pelde biefes Gifen uuf @drftn ben
WbitefIuB hinab bef0rbtrn lrDllte, 300
Mleilen nett mad ber nGhffen GiIens
babufutinn. Gs tpnrbe aud Elm Wea
na1 benz 5luB 9elegt, Ragd5ine nlrs
Sen errimtet, unb einige GDnnen gr1
tbdtfGdIih befSrbert. Iber bon,if
bate bic Musteutung beS Gifenber8es
pprIGlifig Elm gnbe.
$40 {ih ber See greei IN ben
Wbiteflub ergieBt, lit burh 10 Bis 15
SUB MoEer beutIi4 etn Gelsipalt az
fehen, ipelmer qiier iiber bas @ett bts
arDBersn Stromes bon einem llfer ali1
.onbern sebt; bieier @palt 1T NIT re:.
mem @olenosBlei gtfiilIt, tDtldes ges
rabe ausiiebt. als Oh es gefHmol3eH
,inb tn cine 9oblform gegofen uors
ben mare.
gDenn Der Neiienbe auf feinein
Wuultbier bic Shluht -bts- Gdtdrdcts
Greet, i'm Mrtan5o1tr gountp Barter.
binauf reitet, 10 bot Ct pl0Blih bobe,
Interchangeable Rlipptn Dor ii4. ipelAe
BEN gBeg perfperren unb eli, ilnge'
beureS Mmpbitheater bilbtn, befen
llmtreis apei Drittel Weilen lang III.
$50 Sub raeen bic Rlippen IN bic
6Dbe, unb obek ipringen fl. 10 tptit
Dor, bdb lie Elm fDrmlihes Dad fiir
ben tpeiten Mdum bilben; an 3tpei
@tellen pben flieben WaiferitrDme bts
an ben Nanb Der Gelien unb eraieben
5icb berdb, fonmen aber nur als fetner
@taubresen unten an. Sm Centrum
bes Mmpbitbeaters btreinisen lie itd
inbeB tpieber gu einsru Beipdffer, tpels
DIES 100 Narbs in Der Ghlu9t tofenb
babinflieBt nnb bann pl0blih perfintt.
llnmittelbar unter benz Rlippenbdd
niiten biele Milbputer; In friiberen
3eiten ipuren es freili9 nod bebeutenb
mebr; aber bic Nimrobe baben fiirdbs
terlide Muiteruns sehalten.
@olhe .8or Campus giebt es
iibriaens i'm O5artlanbe mod mebr;
fe miiHen in ldngtperganeenen 3eiten
bon rieiisen Mirbelfiirmen ausges
tpiiblt tporben fein.
Das grbbeben, tpeldes i'm sabr,
1911 btefe sun5e @esenb erfhiitterte.
bat ebenfalls mdnhe Natur=gurics
{itGten bsrporsebra9t, barunter aud
ben .bobenlofen Drummer, ipelder
nod beute sSremben in Der N6he bes
fiibliden llfers beg Mbitefluifes &C.
aeiat ipirb. Gr mar unter elmer ST.
plofion entftanben. ipobei eine 5Gute
@hlammtpnRer bod auffpribte. Mne
@erfuhe, bic Siefe biefes Brnnnens su
ereriinben, limb erfolglos gebliebsn.
BON sy!iiHen, tpelde an inebreren
Stenen pOllis unter ber grbe perz
f6pinben, ebe fie enblih iih gu einenl
rorbnunssmdbisen" 2auf an Der
Sberfldde bequemen. tpimmelt es IN
biefen Hesionen - ia, bas @egentkil
tornmt nur als Musnabme bpr! Mu3
oiebt es uniihtbare WaFerfGlle, bic
iid aber fir bas DIR einbrudsnoll
pernehmen lafen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-08
SIN lebteu Nnseablid.
ariniual @eibidte bon 9sobert wauer.

NyM ASpttW <%1lYSuUltue
arimiual @eibidte bon 9aobert Bauer.
Die Werbanblung netgte ibrem
gnbe at. unb tpie anbers fonnte iie
ipohl enben als nit ber Greifpre9ung
Der beiben Mnseflagten. Sic nun fbon
itunbenlang nit Der glei6en porneb=
men Rube Die Tragen bes prdiibenten
am ShDurgeri6t gu berg beantz
tportet hatten. obne 30sern, prd5is
unb in boiler llebereinltimmung.
Shtpere 8erbreben tpdren ibnen
aur 2aft gelegt; unter Der Mntlage bes
ginbrudsbiebitabls faBen lie felt
mebreren Wonaten in l1nterfuhunss<
baft unb beute Dor ben Gel9iporenen.
gs mar nad elmer fiirmi iden tal=
ten 6ertitnaht getpeIen, als brei Der
reihiten Observation-Disclosures in Der
Stabt in friikr Morgentunbe fait
aleidaeitis Die Gntbedung madten.
baR fie in Der Raht fdmdbli9 beraubt
ipurben paren. Seine. Idtrere SUM
gems; 10 bate ber pcliaeibauptmann
nur aefast Bel Der llnteriu1ung Der
craft auseefeilten Sdl0Ter. beim Mn<
feben Der Na9I9liiHel, unb Der Bid.
ben CT babel auf bic nm bo5e 8aar=
fummen. unb :pertbrou. GsgenitInoe
beraubten sutpelier. mari, mar ni1ts
tpeTtder lls rerbeiRunasroQ.
Waren bod felt me3r als bier Wloz
naten in einee Heibe bon benahbarten
unb entfernteren StGbten ebenfalIs
fold fdipere ginbriide beriibt iporz
ben. nit benz gleihengrfola, nit ber<
ielben aiibnbeit. 2lber na6 ben Sbde
tern iuhte man beute mob pergebens.
llnb bier battsn iie su ben alien @sr@
brehen neue eefiist.
Die atpei iunaen MGnner auf Der
Mnfldgebanf aber fonnten unm0aliA
10 pertpegene sefdbrlideBurfden iein.
8nr eirtem balben Sabre erIt bon
Mmtrifa auriidgetsbrt gu einem IGnz
9eren Beiu9 in Der iiifeutfden 9eis
matb. batten iie aundbit ZEN aemeinz
fhaftlihen Geburtsort s. aufseiu9t
unb bort Bel ibrer gante Meinanb
eine freunblide glufnabme aeTunben.
Son s.. aus tppllten lie ibre 5ou=
rem unternebmen. benn es lag in ibrer
Mbfiht. bas alte Waterlanb ern nod
reht fennen gu lernen, ebe iie Der 6eiz
matb fir lanse 2ebeipobl faaten, I'm
ienfeits hes eroben WaHers our Hube
au fon,mtn unb ben ldngIt er5ebntsn
6ausitanb au eriinben.
go batten fie ber freunbli9en @atz
aeberin eradblt, unb lpod.nlang bi.le
ten iire Souren lie fsrnab bonn 1dule.
Mber INNER tpieber sog es lie babin
auriid. Des S9aufes 10Gter batten
es ibnen ansetban unb an einem frSb>
lihen Werlobunasabenb ipurbe be-
ihlofen. fir o.pei junge gbeepaare
balbieft plGbe auf einem nah Mmee
rita abgebenben Dampfer gu belesen.
Da fubr tpie Elm Mettsritrabl in
biefes beimlihe Slid Der MGbhen bic
Nahriht BON ber Derbaftnng Der se<
liebten M6nner.
Dem eriten Nerb0r folste cine
6ausfuduns. sriinbli9 unb peinli9.
tpie lie nur bic gefiibllofen WGnntr
bes @efebes pornebmtn fpnnttn. Diefe
unaufb0rlihen Tragen, biefes Mib-
trauen unb biefe peritedten Mntlaaen!
llnb ala bann ni9ts mebr ii5rie
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-08

iporbsn tparen, ouf 2sbeus3eit All wsrs
BREEDER aeiettss 'su fein tn Iebten
Muueuhlid.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-05-31
EXECUTORS SALE

By virtue of an order from the court
of Ordinary of Cobb county, Ca, will he
sold at public.outcry before the court
house door in 'sald county, within the
legal sale hours, on the first Tuesday in
June, 1900, the following property to-
wit: All that tract or parcel of land
situated, lying and b ing in the city of
Marietta, Ga, fronting on Anderson
street about IS feet, more or less; bound
ed east by strip of five feet, more or less,
of said lot willed to H Reid, said strip
containing the well, which is not sold
with said premises, north by wood and
paint shop of W. L Granting, west hy
lot of Andrew Rogers and south by An
derson street. Said lot having a depth
of ninety-three feet, more or less. Sold
as the property Eliza Melita Reid, de-
ceased, for the payment of debts and
for distribution among the Legateese
Terms, cash. HUMPHREY REID, Execu-
tor of Estate of Eliza Melita Reid, de-
ceased. This May list, 1900,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-05-31
Notice Bridge Contractors.

The contract to furnish material and
labor, and 10 build the bridge across
the Chattahoochee river, between Full
ton and Cobb counties, at Roswell, Ga.
and known as the Roswell Bridge, and
to furnish material and repair and add
to the piers of the same, viii be let at
public cutlery at the said bridge on Sat
urday, the Both day of June, next, at
II NJ
The bridge is to be a covered wooden
lattice bridge, double track, built on the
old or present piers. The bridge is SOP
feet long, consisting of six spans, rang
ing from rs feet to 124 feet per span.
1t is to be built of good, sound yellow
pine lumber, as specified, painted with
two coats of paint.
All of which is fully set out and de-
scribed by plans and specifications, which
can be seen at the Office of the Chairman
of Commissioners of Roads and Reve-
nues of Fulton county, at Atlanta, Ca,
and at the Office of the Ordinary of Cobb
county, at Marietta, Ga.
Payments for the work, including ma.
terial, to be made in cash from time to
time as the work progresses, on esti
mates made by the Chairman of the
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Of Fulton county and the Ordinary of
Cobb county of the work done, including
material, less 25 per cent, and en- the
completion and acceptance of the work
the balance to be paid in cash.
The bidders must file with the said
authorities of said Fulton and Cobb
counties, and payable to them, their GER
titled checks in the amount of $3.50 90
each, as guarantee that the said bidder
to whom the contract is awarded, will
within ten days after the said award, file
his bonds as the law requires, in double
the amount of the contract, for the faith
full performance of the same, and on his
failure to do this the said check is to be
forfeited to the said counties as dam
ages.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids
May 4th, 1900
E. B. RossER, Chairman
CONS. Road and Revenues,
Fulton county, Ga
j. NJ. STONE, Ordinary
Cobb county, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-05-31
City Marshal Sale.

VIII be sold before the court house
door, in the city of Marietta, Cobb coun-
tty, Ca, during the legal hours of sale, on
the flrst Tuesday in une 1900, the fol-
lowing property to-wit: One iron safe,
lMosler makel one set of American and
English Encyclopedia of law, 81 vols, one
roller top desk, three revolving book
cases, one set Encyclopedia Blitanica,
vols l to 25, and one set American Ency
clopedia, ~ vols. Levied on as the prop
erty of r. n. Holland, by virtue of fl ia
issued by the Mayor and City Council of
Marietta, Ca, VS.. r. N. Holland for his
city taxes for the year 1898 Notice
given to defendant as required by law.
w. M. HAWKINS, CITY Marshal.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-05-31

Httenue2 is directed to the iobbing do
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Announcements.
FOR TIE LEGISLATURE.

To the Voters of Cobb County:-I
hereby announce myself a candidate for
the Legislature, subject to the Demo
cratic primary If elected | promise a
faithful and diligent discharge of the
duties that may deyolve upon me, and l
will appreciate any support given me.
SAXON A ANDERSON.
To the Voters of Cobb County:--I
hereby announce myself candidate for
re election to the Legislature, subject
to the Democratic primary to be held
July 2Sth. With the experience had in
the last General Assembly, feel better
qualified to serve you than heretofore
and will appreciate your support.
G.. NJ. MCELREATH.
To the Voters of Cobb county, here
by announce myself a candidate for re-
election to tho Legislature, subject to
the Democratic primary. feel grateful
for the support given me in my former
race, and, IL again elected, will. en-
deavor to discharge my full duty, look
ing to the best interests of the people,
as tried to do in the past
N. A. NORRIS.
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Respectfully,
JOE Ii, MURRAY.
FOR TAX RECEIVER,

To the Voters of Cobb county, am
a candidate for the office of Tax Re-
ceiyer and ask the support Of the voters
of Cobb county, subject to the
primary. If elected / promise a
faithful discharge of the duties of the
Office. Up. REED.
To the Voters of Cobb county, here
by announce myself as a candidate for
reelection to the Office of Tax Receiver.
subject to Democratic primary, and So
licit the suffrage of my fellow-eitizens.
promising faithful and painstaking ser.
vice. r. A. HILL.
To the Voters OF. Cobb County-Aftei
duly considering the matter, announce
myself candidate for Tax Receiver
subject to the Democratic primary. II
elected promise faithful discharge OF
the duties devOlving upon me.
w. L. ROBINSON
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-05-31
E5RR3Hs-es Blood Invites Disc

drates Of its seeds to be transmitted by
wonderful alchemy of the brute crea.
ton into beefmilk, mutton and pork,
with the lint simply thrown in as a by.
product. When we consider the won.
derful nutritive value of cottonseed
meal and bulls, after the oil, another
byproduct. has been extracted from
them, and the further fact that this
rich, nutritious food may be passed
through the domestic animals giving
them life, growth and development,
and yet in that process lose only about
10 per cent of the rich fertilizing CON.
stituents found in the original food.
and yielding a manure of the very best
quality, it does seem as though nature
had been too lavish and generous in her
gifts to us Of the south.
We have been slow to realize the i'm.
portance of the talent which we have
buried, " but the day is breaking, and
ere long we shall. by developing the va :.
rlous products of this wonderful plant,
become the richest people in the world,
and by consequences the center of civili-
zatlon. refinement and the arts. have
thus digressed from the technical de.
tails we have been discussing for the
purpose OF impressing more strongly
upon you their Importance. In my next
letter, W tia the aid of another table and
some explanations, 1 hope to be able to
show you how to calculate for yourself
a scientific ration for the stock Won are
feeding. Yours truly.
JOHN N. MCCANDLEss,
State Chemist
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Lost Mountain.

The meeting to appoint commit
tees for the reunion will meet at
two O'Clock next Saturday after
noon.
The committee of veterans here
fell under many obligations to
the citizens of Powder Springs for
kindly offering to transport all
of the veterans from Powder
Springs to the place, who attend
the reunion here.
Mr.. Glenn DuBose was called to
Atlanta last week to attend the
burial of his grandfather, Mr..
John FIFTEEN. His sister, Miss
Annie returned with him.
Mrs. Kate Dubose went to In
dian Springs last Saturday to get
a view of the total eclipse of the
sun Monday.
Miss Alice Martin, of Dallas,
Ga, spent Sunday here with her
parents.
Our Sunday schools are well at
tended now.
Rev. G.. 7. Bourne will meet
with the young people here next
Saturday at 4 o'clock, p. M, to
Instruct them III the catechism
of the church.. ALLEN.