The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-19

PoSAOS Va SAOpS OH inc SGEe6tS Is q clear
violation of city ordinance, and vet
some are guilty of this habit. No bet
ter work can be done for the health OF
the city than using the city force and
officers in having the city placed in o
proper sanitary condition. We dislike
to have to publicly call attention to
these matters, but some of our citizens
think it OF vital Importance. As a
JOURNALIST we have done our duty and
we hope now that our citizens will do
their duty by cleaning their premises
at once.
The carrying of concealed pistols has
been denounced and discouraged by
press, pulpit and courts, yet men con-
tinue to carry them, and the result is
tragedies that shock communities. You
lind out that certain man is your en-
envy he makes threats against your
life, and you very naturally feel like
you must equip yourself to contend
against any deadly assault that he may
make. Thus the law is infracted and
shooting ARRAYS take place. The ter
rible tragedy that took place on our
streets week or more ago, if pistols
had been eliminated from tie pockets
of the participants and physical force
had been resorted to, would have been
only small street fisticuff, and two
lives might have been saved.
The style and price of your Hat de-
ponds upon where you buy it. Come
here and you wont go wrong.
80 Read & DuPre.
Of course Atlanta has to have hand
in it, and the Constitution and Journal
make much ado over the fact that Jim
Parker, the negro man who was one of
the first to knock down the would-be
assassin of President Mckinley, was
formerly citizen Atlanta. Ex-Marshal
Parks says he remembers Parker very
we'll, that he was here on Memorial Day
few years ago and was boisterous and
inclined to give trouble, and although
of powerful physique, soon became
convinced that prudence was the better
part of valor.
Save the trouble OF hunting Boys
Clothing by coming to us first.
~, Read & DuPre.
The Gober Nursery Company have
filed their application for charter
which is being published in the Marie
ia Journal. These gentlemen propose
to grow one million peach trees of any
variety to be delivered December 1st,
1902, and to make contracts to deliver
them then. No peach trees can be
bought now and those who propose to
get trees will find this their earliest
opportunity to get trees that can be re-
lied on. p. I. Handy end w. NJ. Co.
Der will be officers of the company.
Col. Ed. w. Frey left Monday for a
trip through Texas and Oklahoma, with
view of locating at Mangum, Okla.
His wife will remain in Marietta until he
fully decides as to the place of his new
home. If he does not like there he
will return to Marietta. Col. Frey is a
graduate of the State University, a
lawyer of ability, member of the
Methodist church, Mason and Odd
Fellow, and has the requisites to sue
coed in his new home. His host of
friends here wish him success.
A Marietta house wife says that when
making ounce jelly she cuts up fruit
peel, cores and all, and does not re-
move specks unless they are large. All
decayed spots are removed. She is con-
WINGED that the greatest amount of pee
tine, the jelly making principle, lies
more largely in the cores than else
where, and that the jelly loses in many
admirable qualities when they are not
used.
Our Boys and Children's Clothing is
made by manufacturers who make the
best, Read DuPre.
Constantly bowling, kicking and
chronic fault finding do not constitute.
as many fresh young editors seem to
suppose, fearless and independent
journalism. Good nature, due regard
for the tender feelings of others, and
above all, good breeding, are not only
winning characteristics in newspaper
work, as in everything else, but it is a
mistake to regard them as incompati-
BILE with fearless and independent
journalism.
We desire to thank our many friends
who, during our recent bereavement
have offered assistance and sympathy
and shown so many loving acts OF
kindness.
Mrs. +. A. PAGE AND FAMILY.
We regret very much the removal
of DR.. B. r. Strong and family to At