The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-04-24

MT. JOuu DdlQWlH Will lSdfe MI a
B. Gilbert's store May 1st and take po-
sition in Atlanta, Mr.. Amos Way takes
position as clerk with Mr.. Gilbert.
Now, your health, and the health of
your wife and children, will be dill
gently enquired about 10y the genial
candidate. Be sure and give the infor-
nation.
We regret to learn that Miss Louise
Anderson was sick for several days
at her home. Her sister, Miss Mary
Lizzie Anderson, taught her grade
in the public school.
The members of the Baptist church
of this place will build g new mission
church on lot opposite the Marietta
Knitting Co.'S mills, the lot having been
donated by the Knitting mills.
The first marriage in the new Metho-
dist church will take place Wednesday
evening, 23d inst, Mr.. Bella Barnes and
Miss Florence Soule being the contract
ing parties.
Spring weather is now beginning to
show in all nature. The trees are
clothing themselves in verdure and the
flowers are blooming, while the young
mans thoughts turn lightly to love,
straw hats and variegated cravats.
Mr.. r. B. Goodman, manager of the
business department OF the Business
Magazine, of Knoxville, Tenn, visited
his family here last week, returningto
Knoxville Friday He has fine posi-
ton and is doing we'll.
1t is said now most positively that
the L. q n. owns the A. K. N, and
the Southern Railway Under J. P.
Morgan controls the L. & N. The
great octupus has its tentacles on all
the roads. The government must take
action to control the trusts, or the
trusts will control the government.
The engagement of Eta Pigg and T.
M. Gait, of Stark county, H., is an
Observation-Disclosures Times. IfCatt
Eta Pigg then that's two in one, 1.-TWO
souls with but a single thought, two
hearts that beat as one" We "paws"
at so sad Catastrophe.
Mr. White and Mr.. Thos. L. Gregory,
of Roswell, Ga are putting in fine
Rolling Mill. They will start it up by
the first day of May and will turn out
fifty barrels of flour per day. They ask
every body to try them one time. We
have full mill and can give you any
grade of flour you want, from first to
fifth grade. Don't think about what
you are going to get, for you will get
80 pounds per bushel. Bring us your
wheat and 1 will fix you up all O. K.
I. +. GREGORY, Miller at Roswell.
All of the gold and silver coined by
the minis of the United States in 1901
multiplied by two and one half, does
not equal the assets of The Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New York. The
total gold and silver coined in 1901 was
$l35 1872 ,250, and the assets of the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co., Jan. |, 1902,
being 1852 ,838,971. You haven't the
best unless you have policy in the
company that leads them all. In
amount paid policy holders over five
hundred and sixty-nine millions of dol
lars. In assets over three hundred and
fifty-two millions of dollars In insur-
ance in force in America over one bill
lion dollars. In active age; founded in
1913, tifty-nine years ago.
j. EDWARD MASSEY, Local Agent.
Mr.. J. ?. York, candidate for the
Legislature, addressed an audience of
about 100 people at the court house on
last Saturday afternoon. He stated a
few principles of his platform. Ee
elucidated the same in fluent manner.
He is opposed to taxing the people to
build depot in Atlanta, wants the
state to publish its own school books.
believes in local option on whiskey
question, advocates corporations pay
ing proportionate share of taxes as
same as individuals. He said he pro-
posed to run a clean race on his own
merits and not attempt to depreciate
any other candidate. He said he had
formerly been populist, but was now
identified with the Democratic party.
He apologized that his speech had not
been Systematically prepared, but
will do so and address the people at
Marietta again. He has Been invited
to deliver a speech at Lost Mountain
next Saturday night, and will do so.