The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-09-26

good President. He has the elements
IN him of true manhood. He will nat.
uralIy De friendly to the South, because
ne mas none of the old war preiudices,
Deing too young to enter the civil war
between the States. Besides he fought
with Southerners in the Spanish Amer
lean war, that knit his heart in sympa-
thy with them. His mother was q
southern woman and he will naturally
feel kindly towards this portion of our
common country. Let all give him
fair deal and co. operate with him in
good words in making his administra-
| ton success. ft#E
NoTIoE.-No one will be allowed to
enter the Friday night German Club
without first applying to the Invitation
Copmittee for permit
j. Il. BRUMBY, Jr., President.
The fourth quarterly conference for
the Powder Springs circuit will be held
at Midway church Sept. 28th and 29th.
and for the Austell circuit at Austpll
Sunday night, and Monday. Sep
TENDER 29th and Both. The business
meeting for Powder Springs circuit
will be held Saturday afternoon, and
for Austell Monday morning. The Of
flcial members of the charges are re-
qQested to be present. if possible, as
this is the last round for the year, and
important business is to be transacted
5. b. LEDBETTER, p. E.
Hon VIM. j. Bryan is just another
such man as was President Mckinley
kind, sympathetic, unselish, Chris
tian, lover of home, wife and chill
dren, clean and pure in domestic and
political life. He has demonstrated
his craftsmanship, not unmixed with
mistakes and errors it is true, but al
ways with an honest purpose and pure
motive. The country is richer by hav-
ing such public men who give tone and
influence to public sentiment and right
living. TN tE#
MILLINERY OPENING. Thursday Fri
day, and Saturday, of this week.
MRS. J. S. WARREN.
Two and half miles north of Mari
eta, some miscreant placed a tap on
the rail. The pay train of the w. & A.
R. r. came along about O'Clock, and
the tap caused the driving wheel to
mount the rail and the hange was
thrown on top of the rail, and the en-
CINE ran off, tearing the track up and
turning over in a field fifteen yards or
more distant. Engineer Willard Rea
and Fireman Ely Kelly were both badly
hurt, the engineer the worst. Both of
the men live in Nashville. DR.. II. V.
Reynolds gave the needed attention.
NoTICE.-No one will be allowed to
enter the Friday night German Club
without first applying to the Invitation
Committee for a permit.
j. r. BRUMBY, Jr.. President.
Searle Sanges, son of Mr.. VIII Sanges,
who lives near town, while in the front
yard last Wednesday week was bitten
by large rattlesnake on the foot. His
mother Immediately bound his leg with
String and killed chicken and bound
the inside Of the chicken to the wound
and then gave him glass Of whiskey
which he drank. DR.. Simpson came
and administered an antidote and the
young man is now all right.
Schley's trial is now going on, and it
is very evident that the witnesses are
prejudiced from the feeling they ex-
hibit. 1t is hoped that he will down
his enemies in the final verdict. The
American people have already decided
the matter, because Schley was not a
sulker at Santiago.
The Daughters of the Oonfederacy
will present "The District School, with
some new and interesting features
sometime during the last week in Sep
TENDER. A thoroughly competent
teacher, who LAS had very successful
experience in such matters, has been
engaged to manage and stage the play,
and we don't doubt it will be a success.
! WANTzD-A quick man with 40-foot
ladder to climb to top of Henderson's
shingle pile.
The papers are saying n whole lot OF
nice things about President Roosevelt.
He is about the only president we've
had that smacks of Southern affinity.
His mother was Bulloch and Geor-
gian and resided in Roswell in this
county.
Our Boys and Children's Clothing is
made by manufacturers who make the
best, Read DuPre.
Mr.. /. n. Trammell. after three weeks
spent in Boston and New York, has
returned home. He will travel for a
shoe house.
Mr.. J.Bennett Smith has bought Mrs.