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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-11
Hardage.

Mr.. Will Stanley, of Rome, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Ida Barnes, of Villa RIGA.
IS spending a few days with her
parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. P. r.
Hairston.
Mr.. Ben Stanley was recently
called to the bedside of his son.
Andrew, in Little Rock, Ark.
Miss Jennie Hardage is visiting
her brothers in. Blue Ridge this
week.
Mrs, Nena Gilmer and children.
OF Atlanta, spent a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Lee Kirk, last
week.
Mr.. FL. Green, of Birmingham,
is spending some time with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Green.
Mr.. Dock Lacy, and wife, of
Atlanta, spent last Sunday with
relatives here.
W. P. Hardage has returned
from his threshing tour.
Rev. Ragsdale failed TO fill his
regular appointment at New Salem
last Sunday. CARNATIoN.
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James Hamilton Lewis is the
leading incorporation at Tacoma of
a new match company, capitalized
at 81 100000. 1t is proposed to
erect factory 200 square and
four stories high. The Company
is to use the matchmaking appara-
tus Of an inventor who claims his
machine can cut strips of wood into
matches at the rate of IA 900 per
minute. 1t is intended to build
five of these machines, giving o
capacity of ten carloads daily.
When that supply is turned on it
will make no difference how many
matches go on a strike.
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Lost fountain.

The committee Of correspon-
dents that met III Marietta, the
4th Of July, decided to hold the
picnic with Fund.-, at Fair Oaks.
We feel sure the good people down
there will use every effort to make
it a success. Now if the cores
pondents will do their part, we see
no reason why we can't have a
grand picnic and a good time gem
orally.
Rev r p Baird, of Atlanta
preached a very impressive sermon
to large congregation at Midway
Sunday.
Prof jim Watson, of Dallas, will
sing at Midway the 2nd Sunday
afternoon and will begin his sing
ing class on the following Monday.
DR. w L Wright and wife, of
Powder Springs, spent Sunday in
the community.
No work was done at the grave
yard Saturday, but a committee of
five was appointed to see what
work was needed to be done. The
community at large and all
interested are requested to meet
Wednesday after the 3D. Sunday in
July to clean off the grave yard.
We are needing rain and money
too.
A lady here tells a good joke.
She found a pocket knife and
made inquiries around among the
neighbors. Her nearest neighbor
said the knife was his. She said
all right, that it was. found at her
chicken roost. No, said her
neighbor it IS not mine, but one
mighty like it.
The hottest day We had last
week registered "a. Some one
dropped fan at our gate. We
don't know whether he meant to
suggest we had better keep cool or
it was accidentallylost. In either
case it has served a good purpose
and we are keeping as cool as we
can. ALLEN.
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Signature ss &/9Azzzx
NiCkaiaCk.

With all the muscle that he can
command,
The "man with the hoe" is'still
in demand.
For the grass fatty refuses TO go,
Untll struck down by the man
with the hoe.
Miss Estelle Gam, very ami
able young lady of this favored
beat, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Voss, of Newberry, S. G.
Miss Leila Legg and Miss Leila
Gilbert, two interesting young
ladies, of Smyrna, were visitors
at the Chapel Sunday School and
also the night services at same
place.
The Rev. Mr.. Simmons preached
a good sermon to a very attentive
audience Sunday night.
The memorial service of the late
Mrs F M Reed will be held at the
Chapel here OH the 1st Sunday in
September.
Well Ruby, will you please permit
us to 'spress,
That your rhymes last week were
bowling success;
Each item came forward and a
record was made.
With the ease and grace of trained
dress parade
But in poesy it 10 always best to
60 slow,
Till sure of your ground and then
onward go.
We looked in at the Marietta
Chautauqua somewhat last week
and from our standpoint, the Gem
City, has reason to congratulate
itself on the splendid success of
the enterprise, both in regard to
the brilliant programme and the
singularly able and versatile
speakers, but also to the large and
interested audiences that attended
each performance. However, we
think the Art has sojourned
long enough in q tent IN the Evil
derness" and that it now deserves
permanent habitation in q struc-
ture worthy Of the grand cause, "
the Gem City and the Banner
county. $50 mote it be-" KoN
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Elizabeth.

Quite a large crowd attended
the all day singing at tbs new
school house Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Hames gave
their daughter, Beulah, II birth
day dinner the fourth of July.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Campbell, fine boy.
The singing at Mr.. and Mrs.
John Maddox Sunday night was
highly enjoyed.
The surprise party Thursday
night at Miss Sheridan, was en-
joyed by all. MOUNTAIN GIRL
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Upshaw.

The editors were so kind
To print our first rhyme,
That we decided to write
At least one more time.
Prof. Sharpe and family
Was here last Sunday,
But won't begin school
Until next Monday.
Mr.. Asberry Petty,
Who went to Mississippi last fall j.,
Has returned to old Georgia,
The best State Of all.
Mrs. Babb is quite sick,
And also Mrs. Mayes;
We hope they will be we'll
Before great many days.
One month from next Sunday
Protracted services Will begin,
Brother Austin will warn us
OF the dangers of SIN.
We hope many will turn
From their evil ways,
Accept Christ as their Saviour
And to Him be the praise.
The teachers have all gone
To their several different places,
To take charge of their schools,
And we miss their pleasant faces.
The Chautauqua was grand,
The music was nice;
Circumstances prevented us
From attending but twice.
Mrs. Willoughby is feeble,
She suffers much here Of late;
Being a censetrated Christian
She is resigned to her fate.
We have a clever mail carrier,
His name is Lafayette;
He is most always Oh time,
Seldom ever too late.
Uncle Porter Griggs,
Went out in the shade to repose,
Along came honey bee
And stung him on the nose.
The JOURNAL gets better,
1t prints III hurry;
Has new correspondent,
Doctor Robert R. hurry.
RUBY.
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TEACHERS, INSTITUTE.

The Cobb County Teachers In
stltute met at the Male Academy.
Monday, July /, under the super
vision of Commissioner w. Il.
Power.
The Institute being called to
order by Commissioner Power. ].
j. Greer, of Austell, was elected
secretary, After short and IN
terestlng talk by the Commits
sioner, Prof. T. J. Woofter, of the
Georgia Normal and Industrial
College, was introduced as expert.
1t was decided that the Insti-
tute should open at s a. M, and
close at 10 a. M, in order that
the teachers might attend the ex-
ercises of the chautauqua.
During the week Prof. Woofter
discussed with the teachers inter
esting and live topics upon school
work, emphasizing the importance
of developing the mind along the
line of nature studies. He also
showed by diagram and lecture
the formation and growth of the
mind and nervous system devel-
oped by exercise.
This plan of work, together with
other interesting topics was ably
discussed by the expert during
the entire week, all of which
proved very helpful and interest
ing to the teachers.
We are glad to note a full at
tendance of the teachers of the
county, together with many others
from neighboring counties.
On the last day of the Institute
the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved LIST, That we, the
teachers of Cobb county, tender
our thanks to Prof. 7. J. Woofter
for the kind, patient, interesting
and instructive manner in which
he has conducted the Institute
Resolved I'd, That it is the sense
of the teachers of Cobb county
that a uniform series of text books
for the State of Georgia would be
beneficial to the public school sys-
tenn of the State.
Resolved 3D., That we thank the
Atlanta Journal for the space it
has given the public school inter-
ests IN it's columns, and also At
! torney-General Terrell and Com
missioner Glenn for their stand in
the interest of the teachers of the
State.
Resolved 4th, That we as teach
ers rightfully expect the State to
fulfill it's obligations with us as
promptly as it does with its other
employees
Resolved 9Th, That we extend
our thanks to Commissioners Power
for his interest and kindness to us
during the Institute, and for his
excellent work in the interest of
the schools of this county, and
education in general.
J. J. GREER, Secretary.
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Bears the HIha Kind You Have Always Bought
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Lenard.

Rev B E L Timmons will fill his
regular appointment at this place
next Sunday.
Rev l A STAFFORD will preach at
this place the fourth Sunday.
Mrs Linnie Walraven, who has
been confined to her room, we are
glad to note, is able to be out
again.
We have organized a Sunday
school at this place. Everybody
invited.
Hurrah, for the farmers! They
are all nearly done laying by.
We are going to have a singing
at Mt. Zion the fourth Sunday
evening. Come aid bring your
books. The revival, No 3.
LOOKOUT.
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If it be true that Mr.. Bryan is
making $4,000 year as a public
lecturer, who is there go mean as
to begrudge it?
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-11

Lovers are not alike just be-
cause they happen to correspond.
To acquire knowledge of men,
one must associate with and study
women.
Few girls enjoy Waiting around
the house with a new broom.
1t is the man with the most sand
that wins the girl with the most
rocks.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-07-11

PHYSICIAN ANE SURGEON.
MARIETTA, GA. Once IN Brantley building
up stairs, rooms and 2 on right Residence No
200 Atlanta street. Telephone No. q.
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p. r. CORTELYOU, n. D.,


MARIETTA, GA. Office North side Public
Square, over Mrs. Warren's Millinery Store.
Consultation hOrrs 9A q. m. 10 ~, and 3 to 6
p. m, unless otherwise engaged, Residence
Church, All calls promptly attended. Tele
phone No. 200.
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DR.. E. J. SETZE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
TENDERS his professional services in he
practice Of Medicine In all its branches to the
citizens of Marietta and surrounding country
Office over Geo. Ovens grocery store All can :
attended to promptly.
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Wood, Cloth and Metal
lie Burial Gases,
AND ROBES.

calls promptly attended to. Thanking
our patrons for past favors and asking
Continuance of same, we are yours truly,
Marietta, Ga. L. BLACK & SON.
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DIR. c. o. FOWLER,

PHYSICIAN = AND = SURGEON.
MARIETTA, GA, Office upstairs in Elmwood
building, with DR.. &. ii. Field Phone 49, Calls
promptly answered day or night.
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n. h. MORRIS, E.P. GREEN
MORRIS & GREEN,

MARIETTA, GA, will practice In courts
State and Federal. Once In Brantley Building
up stairs. Rooms, 2, 8 and 4 on left.
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JOHN AWTREY.

ATTORNEY AT Law!
MARIETTA, GA. Office in Court House Ia
Ordinarys Office, Practice in all the courts. All
legal business promptly attended.
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DR.. CHARLES II. FIELD,

PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
Marietta, Ga, Office up stairs OvO the Post
office. Residence on Lawrence street. Office
Phone, Bell, Co., No. 1871 Residence Phone, Bell
Co, Mol 1913. All calls promptly attended,
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J. Z. FOSTER,

LAWYER,
MARIETTA, GA. Once Sou theast corner of
Public Square, over Florence BF0s., King & Co.'s
Store First two rooms the left.
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e. T. FREY,

ATTORNEY AT Law,
MARIETTA, GA. Office north sd. public
square, room 8, ia rear Of Clay and Blair's Office
Collections q speciality. Money loaned.
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JOHN P. CHENEY,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MARIETTA GA. Office South side OF Public
Square, opposite Journal Office An legal BUSH
ness attended to promptly. Collections specially
solicited. Also Notary Public.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-27
BRITON. TEUTON AND RUSSIAN.

Of Europe
OF
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Of notable telegram
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pathetic in his description of Ensland
OUT
English the increase in the birth rate in
command increase and multiply
destined
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defensive spectacle not lacking in humorous aspects
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CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.

Since the arrival o commissioners Washington
naturally been aroused increased interest the
question independence annexation 1t cannot be denied
this in favor OF annexation and
there are doubtless would like the island
placed permanently under flag, Neither here in
Cuba however sentiment Indeed far
very large majority earnestly in favor OF redeemns the
pledge given by grant independence the cubans
Speaking the people of the island General Pouondo,
national capital declares that
nineynne per independence This
may exaggerated but that there exists overwhem
ny independent government be
questioned.
independent government will certainly be established
but just how depends the the cuban
good Of the people is certainly
already suffering gevouy because of uncertainty the future
grow long this
tainty figures i'll effects that
have resulted of affairs the island
receipts first months of the present
of $4,000 from the received during
the corresponding months of the preceding year.
significant during the nine months of the
year 1000 Cubas exports and her imports
s5ooooo compared period of This
falling off attributable the planters merchants and business
who because uncertainty cuang
operations unsatisfactory process is likely
they bated long frinde
pendence-and responsible government firm
solid foundation
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EAST PROVIDENCE

George Branard. the man who suffered
from smallpox some time ago and who
was given every attention by the town
officials came into prominence again TINS
morning by being arraigued I'm the Sew
rnth District court ON the charge OF be-
ing drunk and disorderly. He was lined
50 and costs which he didn't We ana
was sent To- Cranston 10 work IL out.
Branard has an old charge OF the same
sort hanging over him. For DAY or
80 after he recovered he celebrated the
event by getting drunk, and when he
learned that the police wanted him he
took mis- departure and was not seen until
last evening when he came home 'tull
and began 10 abuse the inmates or MS
home ON school street.
one Of McCormick's large stone teams
caused some excitement on First street
this morning by running away. One OF
the wheel horses began 10 kick and sue
ceeded in destroying the footboard OF the
Wagon Mr.. Mccormick was knocked In
IN tbe hodv Of the wagon. The team was
secured by number Of citizens before
much damage had been done.
F,iias Phillps, the orc armed peddler
who was arrested by fatrolman lnEgart
ca~lv Yesterday morning ior being drunk.
vas nucd later IN the day $40 and costs
for CARRYING concealed weapon, 10 wit:
razor
A horse attached 10 a produce wagon,
owned by q Mr. Slocum of Pawtucket
avenue. ran away on Warren avenue yes-
ferTav afternoon and demolished the wag-
ON and scattered the contents of the
wagon along the streets for a mile or
more
Mnuuel vegns who lives OF the House
~ Waaea" on Wickenden street. Prov
idrncs. willie dicglng in q trench ar the
Washbufne Wire works this morning had
ono OF lbs shoulders dislucntfd hy the
caAfrE m Of fhe earth llc Was treated
A. the Rhodc Island Hospital
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GEN. NATHANIEL GREENE DAY.

The following circular letter just IS
sued and sent 10 school superintendents
throughout the state is self explanatory
and will be OF interest 10 all members Of
the Daughters of the Revolution and 20
teachers and school children OF Rhode
Island:
Dear Sir:-Allow me 10 call your at
tention 10 the accompanying resolution,
passed by the General Assembly. March
10. 1901. in accordance with the recon-
mendation of His Excellency. the govern
or, and to commend the subjects TO your
consideration.
IT seems 20 me that the occasion fur
nishes a most excellent opportunity, not
only TO kindle enthusiasm over one of
the states most worthy heroes. but also
to awaken interest in the general history
Of our country.
A monograph OF four pages containing
the main facts of General Greene's life
accompanied by an excellent biblio-
graphy OF the subject has been prepared
under the auspices of the Daughters OF
the Revolution for general distribution.
and especially for the use OF both teach
ers and pupils in the schools. Copies will
probably be ready for distribution after
May 1st. Applications for the mono
graph may be made TO any of the sec
retaries OF the various chapters OF the
u. A. r..
Gaspee Chapter, Providence, Mrs.
Thomas w Aldrich, corresponding secre-
ta-y. ISL Broadway. Providence. r. !.
Pawtucket Chapter, Mrs. A. u. Shaw,
corresponding secretary, Pawtucket, r.
l.
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5hsGossio.
DIED..

ALLEN--In Portsmouth, X. T., April %,
1901, Elisha Allen, In the 18th year OF
his age.
ANDERSON-S Suddenly, at Quidnick. II.
L., on the 18th inst Mrs. Abble Ander-
son, aged 81 years.
BRADY-In this city. on the 25th inst.
Edward Brady.
FIELD-In this city, on the 26th inst,
Earl Wright Field, aged so years.
FkrRBRoTBER--In this city. 18th,
Eliza j., widow OF James Ill. Fair.
brother.
HOPKINS-rn Clocester, on the sith
inst, Thomas J. Hopkins, in his .ith
year.
INGHAM-In Cranston April 25, Edward
Ingham.
JOHNSON--in this city. on tho 18th inst,
Oskar Teodar Johnson, aged % years,
months and 10 days
KITCHEN--In this city. on the 25th inst.
William A. Kitchen. aged 81 years, .
months. - days.
MURPHY IN this city. on tho 26th inst.
Timothy Murphy. ssn OF John and the
late Julia A. Murphy, In his 18th year.
Mex ENNA-In this city. 25th inst. Mar
garet s., wife OF James Mckenna, and
daughter OF the late Mary and James
Monahan.
pHILLIPS-In Everett, Mass, April -.
Luce Ann. wife OF the late Benlsmin
Nj Phillips, IN tho seth year Of her ase.
PoLLARD-fn In Lonsdaic, n. J., April -.
1901, Henry C. Pollard, in the esd year
OF his age.
REII.LY-rn this city, on the 26th inst.
Edward Reilly.
UPTON-In this city. on the 25th inst,
Thomas Francis. son OF William and
Mary Upton. aged - years and - days.
NINsHIP-1n Providence, r. T.. a. the
Claiming Hospital, on the 2Stn H.,
Apphla A.. wife Of the late Capt Au-
gustus Winship. In her eCth year
WOr.F--ln this city. 2e'h inst. Amalia,
beloved wife OF Wiulam Wolf
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Flintlock and Powder Horn Chapter,
Mrs. Clara j. Barneheld, corresponding
secretary. 90 Summit street, Pawtucket
X. 7.
Woonsocket Chapter, Mrs. r. D.
Clarke. secretary. 6S Hamlet avenue,
Woonsocket, II. l.
Bristol Chapter. Mrs. Edward G.. Eas-
terbrooks. secretary. Bristol, II. l.
William Ellery Chapter Miss $. w.
Swinburn, secretary, Bliss road, New
port, r. l.
Gen. Nathaniel Greene Chapter, Mrs
Albert r. Greene, corresponding score
tary, Cowesett, X. L.
Narragansett Chapter. Mrs. ELLEN NJ
Bosworth. secretary, Kingston, II.
Phebe Greene Ward Chapter, Miss
Fannie D. Holmes. corresponding secre-
tary. So Elm street Westerly, X. T.
Trusting that this matter may receive
a due degree of attention from the schools
under your care, / remain
Very respectfully yours.
THOMAS b. STOCkWEIG4
Commissiorer
The resolution referred TO is as fol-
lows:
Resolved. The House OF Repre- ssnia-
tives concurring herewith, that IN ac-
cOrdance with the recommendations CT
His Excelleucy, the governor, In MS
annual message, the sixth day Of june
next. is hereby appointed and desig-
mated as General Nathaniel Greene J. ay
I'm commemoration of the services Of
Gen. Greene I'm securing the independence
OF the United States ana for the pu' pose
OF furthering and carrying out the pian
for erecting a statue OF this eminent son
OF Rhode Island in the state capitol or
upon the grounds thereof.
In conjunction with the celebration of
Nathaniel Greene Day by the various
societies OF the ID. A. r. throughout the
state will also be observed the celebra-
tion of Gaspee Day, which falls on June
10th.
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Miss Isabelle r. Swift gave small
luncheon today and later to see Inc
Little Minister" at the Empire theatre.
Miss Annie E. Campbell arrived from
n visit to Washington and New York
yesterday afternoon.
In the large audience at the Providence
Opera House last night were number OF
theatre parties. Among them were seen
Mr. and Mrs. James Richardson, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Robert w Taft. Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Goddard, Mr.. Frank A. Rhodes, Miss
Rhodes. Mrs. Robert Il. Chapman, Mrs'
stephen Nicholson Mrs. Chsrles hrlsss,
Mss briggs. MIR. Gus Mathewson of Fall
River Mr.. Charles ". Merriman, Jr,
Miss Edith Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnapp. Dr. and Mrs. John {. Pegram'
Mrs Truman Beckwith, Mrs Parsons
MIR and Mrs. lIutchinss Mr.. and Mrs. r.
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DOINGS IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

r. Trowbridge, Mr., Henry Rocker. Mr..
Lauriston III. Hazard, Mr.. J. DeForest,
Danielson,
Mrs. Walter Hidden has sublet her
house on Brown street to the Rev. DIR.
Vose and will soon commence on her new
house. which land is between Brown and
Prospect streets.
Miss Abby Aldrich, daughter Of Sena-
ator Nelson W. Aldrich arrived from
New York and Lakewood on Thursday,
The Senator and Mrs. Aldrieh have left
for a short trip South.
Mrs. Bertrand J. Horton has returned
from an absence OF seven weeks In the
South.
This afternoon the Harvard team meet
the homo team on the Agawam links. 4
great play is expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop White Brownell
formerly OF Providence have rented their
house at Colorado.