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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

ben oDennepnte &pinbe, bapoe juIt
brugt bette iom paaituo til at forldoe
6enoe. Saa er bet life unOerligt, at
Der oa Der for ct balot Oar iiben fores
toges 6~oltet9ling / 2onoon, bar =
at be !6uitruer, bpis MenO bapoe for>
labt benz = 742 unber 20 Mdr, og al
benz after 40 Is, 10 eller II Oar CANT
le, Iamtibig bar Der 1000 ufulompnoiz
ge M9no, Iom 6apoe forlaDt oeres 9u>
itruer. De leite at benz lab / 5engs@
lerne eaer bar pad 2aoe9aaroen, al
$50 ufulomnnbige Mano | 5engslers
ne bar be 200 gifte, pg al 1884 ufulo=
mpnoige perfoner bar enoog iad mdnz
ge iom SIC gifte, bpiltet er ct / Sano@
FEB Isrgeligt Samfunostr9t, Der bl.
a. piier, 6bpr nebpenoigt bet er at Ice
re be melt usIelt itiGeOe 9iems pigez
bpm 9%enli9beo, MabluOning, Strifs
ming, Stopning og .Spning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14
Sim.
vi SaeOb u. aiis.
GOagen".)

Oct 6apoe maaite n9ret beore for
Sim, ON ban alori9 bar tommen
til Yeroen. Som ben gooe 8iIfop /
i'm 3io idgoe: NOgle gern fgoes life
til 8eroen, men tommer ino | 0eroen
peo en- 5%orbanoelie. 0isie Orb pas
iebe pad Sim : pasieoe lige til Bog
itaoen.
9an bapoe en- Sang bdft en- 5aoer,
iom par COB peo BAN; men bet bar
l9nge Iioen. Den, ban talote peo bette
Hapn - men bet par lite ben rigtige
par blepen ienOt til Sing Sing
for ct SnobruostBperi tort efter at pas
re 6lepen gift meo Sims Mober.
9rengen fglte enonu Smerter | RDgs
gen peo at t9nte paa De merte 9age,
bd oenne MaHo' git los. 9pis nogen
bapoe gjort Jig ben lllejligbeO at l9re
BAN at 6eoe, oiloe ban babe 6eoet in
oerli9t til at 5aoeren alorig MATTE
TONNE bjem. Men al sooe 0runoe
bah ban dlorig og unogit oerpeo oenne
fpnbige 5ante, = for bet er 10, bpab
man Oil fable bet. Seq t%ilitaar bog
aabent, at jeg piloe BABE gjort f9aes
Sag meo Sim / bet Stptte, = ia,
ON bet bar gsrligt, babe biulpet 5ors
ipnet til at bsre og opfploe ben =
i bpert 5alo iaa lange. inotil Sim
funbe tage Bare paa Jig ielp. Gage
Bare - jeg mener forioare fig meo
R9perne. 0enne &unit larte ban bog
burtigt, tbi 5orboloenes Ratur mebs
fsrte, at ban iioen i'm tioligite Barn.
bonn bapoe maattet bane 8ej for zig
ielp % unoertioen ogiua for i'm
Wober = paa ben Wadoe. Oa jeg
fsrit traf paa BAN, git ban / lit trets
tenoe qar. og i'm meite eeustio bapoe
ban tilbragt / bet iaatalote .Rags
Sang aporter, omtring peo 5irit
apenue og 5loben, og Der lGrer man
~alebaanbe uben uosift eler geiD9r.
Sans Mober brat. Seq .peo life
bporfor = ON bet bar paa @runb at
5abet al 2Ggtemano Ir. l, eaer fors
hi bun 6apbe faaet Nr. 2, eaer begge
Dele / 5orehina. Oct ipntss at gere
bperten fra eler til, ON bun | i'm
Spagbeo og llsielbeo fob peo Sims
Sioe eller Ell. 9pao mig angit, om
ieg 6apbe bolbt moralite pratener for
benbe, ba babbe bet b9ret iimpel llfors
itol, mat og reIpettabel pg ubenfor bet
belle. 90 fsfe pm jss bapee fnattet
Moral for benoe, biloe bet bog lite
BABE gdonst fort. 5un bdpbe dlles
rebe liot for meget.
6un baObe for @dne at foriOinoe |
0age, unoertioen | Tiger ab 8dngen.
Saa bar bun ube at boloe 9eaigoag.
Sim ipurgte alorig efter benoe. glep
BUN borte, 6olot ban iig peo lin egen
Sibe og isrseoe for fig ielp. Wen
bper Sang bun fom bjem, iaa man
benz ltaotg idmmen, BAN o9 penoe.
De Tom % fl 6j9lp, unoertioen til
6usleje, oftere til @arer. Wleo ben
Smule Ststte, BUN iaaleoes 1T, og
meo bet arpoOeri al gooe &aob, iom
lebiagebe @oberne, og peo bet Ars
beibe, bun I Rb og Ra tog Jig iammen
og uofsrte, lptteoes bet mrs &elD at
ffaHs fig IelO pg lin 0rens Gag opsr
6opebst / 5attisfoltets 2anosbb noe
peb 5lobsn, og iaalebes baboe Sim
Ffammet6eb. Oct tunos jes 10 nemlig
fad let, notabene Iiobenoe | min Game
gerne ct Stso, bpor ban tunbe sda ben
og iope.
Men en- Ifpnne Dag %foripanot baaz
be bun og Drengen. Der bar ingen
/ Rabologet, iom pioite, bDor be bar
blepne al, % for ben Sass Sfplo brso
inaen beQer ia ON at Dioe bet. De-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14
Taarem.

&c 8adren nu zig mariner
Deb rate, lette 5jeo.
90 9interen Jig fierner,
qf 8drmen bli'r ben feb.
0pr 5uglens glade Stemme,
Den tDiorer nof Ida fro,
Den er MI after biemme
90 funOet bar lit go.
6por fpr ben glao bar Iiunget
) 3r9ets beje 5op;
so lpitig bar fig TOunget
paa lette 8inger op.
Sa, dltin9 Jig MI gl9oer,
Sa, ielp Den gdmIe Soro,
Som til en- 6sjtio fleoer
Sig / bet grgnne 5lor.
Sc 9onoen MI Iig gl9oer
So ijunger brit mob Stp;
Stems let ban 6uren trGoer
Sra tioli9 MOrgengrp.
t6an arbeiber iaa lan9e.
Sin mObig 9eit gddr frem,
gau Marten pg / Gnge
ut iitre zig ct 9jem
5por ban i 5reO o9 @laOe
Som 5ugIen puu i'm aOiit
aan trgitig efteritrabe
st Sjem / 6imIen biit.
Ut 5. 5. 16Om n,
Minoen, Hel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14
Sm at % ale.

9eo Nen ounolanoe r Der
alene | Marts Maaneo Dr9bt life MIN
Dire eno 100000 SGler. Men DARTS
er o9Iaa ben 6eoite Maaneo, ioet 6ele
S9i onens uobptte plejer at oare om=
firing 100000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14
tllDffen paa Mlartiniaue.
8ortiat ira Sibe ~

"|DAieN fWN -s0s
f5ortiat ira Sioe -
8lanOt fenote M9no, Iom bar liot
8poen, er ben frantic 8upernpr
Mouttet, ben dmerifanIfe og ben en-
gelite Son III. De maa b9re OpOe, oa
Der eaers utOiOliomt Dilbe bore 6ert
fra Dem.
Rddr man fommer inb / ben pbe=
lagte gp betdges man fprit at ben tnuz
genoe Stilbeo; osostapit er Der.
Sg iaa opoager man ale oisfe Gig.
De er ale nggne, &l9oerne er Ipeone
al; og 9eoen bar O9ret iad itarf, at
gugen er iprungen.
Solodter gddr nu og idmler 2igene
Iammen | 9unter, pper69loer 8unten
meo petroleum og ~ititfer SlO til.
Der er lite N Oradbe 8ano at fda;
alt er IDoolet og aitet; og Seen flpoer
al 9rdgitumper og Gig.
Sra en- unoerIgger meobeles:
9ultanens StSp og 4Ite iamleoe
bele Stper omtring gben pg Der bar
enonu n9 item bGlgmerft; tiqige leo
Der u~dfIdoelig 5oroen / 9jergets 5nz
ore, bpiltet foregeOe Scenens Raoiel.
9bens 5aitning og MeGemtoartez
rer par iGpnebe meo Sorobunoen; /
Steoet bar Der fun g%lpoenoe vi felag.
aun neutrality-suspicious. Serngitter
rdgeoe op 6erooer.
9eo 6abnen tunoe man n9ppe OPP
odge. 6por 5olobuIet 6aboe %itaaet, og
oeromtrin9 laa mango 6unorebe Gig.
Den tore imutfe 9omfirte bar daz
ben6art blepen fegt ct gu fom 5ilz
flugtsiteo; Der laa belle 8oloe al Sig
= oper 5000 = omfring peo ben.
Ssbrigt tan man fun uo fra gbens
5nobpggerantdl lutte Jig til, 6oor
mango Der er oeoe. Nogle mener, at
5oaet bill 9aa tet op til be 10000.
Man ital nemlig fprit bape graoet ai=
gene uo al bet "A Sob tptfe Gag
At @Ite, Sten o9 2dpd, iom better al
Sing.
Der er itet llnoerie9elie al Martiniz
que gantens 6p9loinger, og ale 89rz
oipdpirerne pare / gebolb. 2igeidd
bdaber man at tunne reooe 2 Miqioz
ner Dollars / Sub, fom benligger /
neutrality-suspicious. 99lbere.
Den GjenoomsDeroi, iom er pbez
lagt, aniluds til mefem 100 og 12O
Miaioner Dollars.
st Steb fanot MAJ 9 8Srnelig; be
laa idmmenIpn9eoe, o9 De imaa baboe
gre6et %bperanores 69noer.
Genonu rbger og hamper bet fra
Wont pelees ubpre arater, og 4iferegn
falber iteoie, ligeiom 2apaitrgmmen
breoer Jig mere os mere uo oper gens
Roropeitiioe. Ser er 3 minbre 8per
blepne soelagte, Sc Gar6et meo 5000
Snobpg9ere, Sc pre6eur meb 1000 o9
Sc Mara meo 5000.
paa be %6sjItragenoe 5oppe / ylarbe=
ben bar Der ianlet Jig maaIte en- 5000
rebels ldgne 5lpgtninge.
Wdn Tiger MI at bj9lpe benz frem
lii Sort De 5runce, men mango er al
lereOe bdlot eller belt iinosipge at
Strat, Suit og 5erit; ligeiaa bar be
feIte faaet granofaar.
paa gens sprige aanter er 2dnbet
blepen forlaot at Snobbggerne, Der er
flpgteoe neo til Sort De 5rance, og /
oenne $50 raaoer Der oerfor allerebe
frpgtelig 9ungersngo. 9esuoen for
uroliges maj lteble peb SorbrbItelIer
og ben beoboloenoe 4iteregn. 4le
proOiantoplag og ganten er lat unber
milit9r 8%eoogtning, od man life tor
uoleoere aft til be neblioenoe. Ser
mad fsrit tomme !Sj9lp uoe fra.
4
mPn GiPfhpn pr fer onTnn til RphP.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14


Men !Sjelpen er Der ogiaa til aeOe.
: vi be fremmeoe 9anoe gaar be 5or,
Stater / SpioIen.
pr9iioent Roolepelt bar aft pdo
5orbaano aibet Orore til, at Sldaoe=
pg 5inansminiiteriet ifal bi9lpe bur-
tight muligt. arpDierne Cincinnati oa
potomac er afgaaebe. og transport
tibet rOirie" afsaar | Dag, Onss
bag fra 9rooflpn os 2 auttere er az
ienot fra fDolige SorDonbe,
Observation-Disclosures beb Sen Weit,
Der lad reoe til Snoitibning, itdl afien-
bes inureit muligt, ba ale Martini=
iues &iloer er sbela9te.
pr9Iibenten bar tiaige unoer u.
Maj tiiitilet &ongresien ct guoifab.
| boiltet ban opfororer til en- Goelmo=
big 9epiaing paa 100000 for bt
neblioenoe.
Selpfplgelig bar 6rantrig itrats
Iegt lignenoe 5oranItaltninger. Der
frantic arpoier 0'Nsios er afienbt
meb probiant, &lebsr og 29gemioler
= tiaise meoienbtes $1,000 itrats,
Og Gn9lenoerne bar bereOoiqigi
ienot en- bel R9tte Stibe fra Statio'
nerne | eneelif @eitinoien til Sort b
5rance. Song Gbnaro bar itratS
itentet $4,000; preiibent 2oube'
10000 5rance, aejier Wil6elm $40.
900 Marf, ben r~usiiite aejier en- fig
nenoe Sum.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

8lanot fenote Mano, fom bar liot
9pOen, er ben frantic 8upernpr
Mouttet, ben amerifanife og ben en-
gelite &oniul. De MAJ p9re Oeoe, oa
Der eaers utoiOliomt bilOe bore 6ert
fra benz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

tore 9eltagelie aIe Wegne fra, milOz
net Sorgen : life minbit bar ben
amerifanite @aDmilobeO glebet. 6orz
sOrigt bar aae Mugter ienbt aonops
lencetelegrammer til Pr9iioent 2oubet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

~ RSINU HNH HS0tN 4NNNitNOt wv Tbil
Sei onens llo6btte plejer at p9re omz
firing 100000.
5 ben inoiite Y|robins
Yenbfiab inbtraf Der / ben ferite
llge al qpril lite minbre END 1900
0pbstilf9loe at peit.
Gn9lanb ubfgrte / 1901
Al, 878,345 IONS Sui; men bet er
2,210,852 5ons minore END / 1900.
9et ton9elt9e engelf e
2egetollegium iamler iammen
til en- 5ono, iom Iege5 6ragt op paa en-
Stgrrelie at 100000 ar. = for at
fDre en- ipitematiit ubrpooeliesfrig
mob ar9ft paa lignenbe Madbe, iom
man baaoe / England og dnbet SteOs
ipitematiif optdger &en mob 5uz
bertuloien.
alonbbte, ben gulori9e, men
foloe, norbbeitlige Yrobins / Canada,
ital MI 6dpe en- Hepr9ientdtion pdd to
Weblemmer / ben cdnaoiite Ri9sbag;
aae 0ulograoerne feler fig meget itolz
tie o%eroOsr, og forIteaige QgitatOrer,
iom ger Jig 9dab, bar daerebe 6egpnot
at rejle runbt og tale / bet pinterlige
2dnb. Con man madIte minoes, bar
Der for ct 6alpt Nars 5io iiben en-
Sla9s Sdmmenip9rgelie / Sang mel
lem 8ulograberne om at lpsribe PRO
oinien fra Canada pg gipe iig inb unz
Der be forenebe Slater. 0isie bar
imiblertib Raab til at pente, til be en-
Sang iluger belle Canada, Iaaleoes iom
bet | presIen oeroore ofte omtdles, at
bet en- Sang uunogddeligt bill ite.
Nile pabens latin fe . q
t e er MI blepet Iamleoe | ct gino pau
112 Sioer og ub9ibet / Mildno til en-
pris at 6enoeb 13 Gre / banit Msnt.
5orleben Der 2onoo n
en- 17saarig fattig gift apinoe, Iom
meb lit Barn pda 4rmen bah DONNIE
rem / benoes Retsfreos itapne 6enoes
18saarige Mdno, Iom bapoe forldot
benoe pg Barnet. for unoerboloningss
bibrag til Dem besse. Silfeloet er Ipr=
eeligt, men langtfra ~eneitaaenbe / Der
oensbben % bar gipet en- en9elit Sta
t~iitifer 2ejligbsb til at mebbele @erz
ben libt ON bbor mango tioli9e 8ifz
termoal, Der inbgads | 2pnoon. Der
inoeS Der 10 gifte &binoer, iom fun
er Is Mar, % 6uitruer eqer @nfer,
fom er 16, 164 6uitruer eler Gnfer,
iom er II, OIL, fom er 18, 2712, iom
er 10 og 6672, Iom er 20. M9noene
er naturligpis liot 9lbre; men Der er
bog 787, iom er melem 10 % 10 og
IeO22, fom fun er tbOe 4ar gamle.
| Smiblertib finbes oisie 6Orbolo naiten
uoeluftenoe 6lanbt be life f%aguobans
nebe Qrbejoere, be, Der Iom 8prn er
0otsebe op paa @doen og | odarli9c
Sjem, be tiDlige 9GgteIfaber inogdas
uoen at Der babes en- Ore til at itdu
imob meb, ,gobaoet" leies (for @dger>
renter, ben t%pinoeli9e 2G9tebalpoel er
pgIdd oppotset pad @uben og fan bpers
fen labe Mab eler H., 2Ggteparret bar
fun ct Sp6olbsrum, og peo SuItrnens
fuloitanbise Mdn9el pad 3~enlig6ebse
fans 6erifer Der Der mart bet frngtes
| ligite Spineri. Manoen, iom fprlob
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

5 BEN inoifte gropins
Yenoa b inbtraf Der / ben ferIte
llge al Qpril life minore enb 1900
0pbstilfaloe at Belt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

6 4rnattft6a n. Eli Der
finer 5a9eblatt" meloes fra gletp Yorf;
Stdtselettriter 0apis, ipm leOeoe 9enz
rettelien at QreiiDent McainlspS
MorDer, %fOriDanOt nogle 0age efter
9enrettelien Sans Slegtnin9e tro@
eoe / ge9nnoelien, at ban Blot par
rejit bort. Gu frpgter De for, at ban
er blepen mproet. 4lereoe fgr Sen.
rettelien, mootog 0aois en- Mensot
5ruielbreoe, oeriblanot ogida ct fra
europa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

5 paris, bpor 9eorppelie oper ben
~forferbelige lllpfte leitss paa aaes
4niister, bar Gfterretningen ON ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

De ieneite Meooelelier fra Martiz
nique gaar u0 paa, at 9ens geograz
fife 5or6olO er fuloitenoig anorebe,
og 9nores %fremoeles. Nbe 0alitrgg
er fremtomne, og Der Haas ibetig Hepz
ner / Sorosmonnet. Selpe Mont
Yelee ifal o9re Iunten fra 400 6obs
@sjoe til fun 1900 Sob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

Oct 9leOer oaiaa at fda gje PAD
ben Imutte banite 8rpOier o9altpris
ems NdOn. ogdltprien", lom bar
itationeret peb ct. 86omas, bar inoz
lagt fig megen 5ortjeneite oeo iom bet
ferite uoenlanoite arig5iti6, Der fom
ben frantic &rpoIeru Sudet" til 9jelp,
at baDe biitaaet meO 8jergningen at
belle ben 6uspiloe og nsolioenbe 8es
foltning | 8pen Sc pre4eur.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14


Mens bet Itebie maa befrpgtes, at
Wlont Pelee life bar taft fit iibite Orb
/ 0enne ltlpffe, fommer Der MebDelels
ier ON en- lignenbe. om eno langt mins
ore %onfdngsri9 lllpffe pdd en- anoen
peItinoiif Q, ct. gincent. Der itadr
8ulfdnen nSoufriere" | l1obruo, p9
ober 500 Menneifer er omfomne unber
lignenbe 5Or6olb Iom paa Martinique.
Soft flpgter berfor inb til 6opeoitaoen
&ingstonn, 6oor Nsben aIerebe er
itor. 50 engelife arpolere op6oGOer
fig Der = og 9jelp fan oentes @indreit,
og ida Der fra be 5oreneoe Stater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

Gn9lanb ubfprte / 1901
41,878,345 5ons Sui; men bet er
2,210,852 Sons minbre END / 1900.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

Oaarlig Sampitti9beb b.
,0porfor bill De life mere BABE Oeres
4nnonce ON paiteuriieret Melt
Ylaoet?"
y5oroi De iiolte Sang bapbe label
ben trpfte unoer blanbebe 8efenotge=
refer"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

en- orotnap H|i9sbags.
m a II b. 9lanot 5rantrigs oeputere=
be er en- Mano, Der bar ale ubetenot,
oa ban / a1e be Oar, ban bar p9ret
Meolem at 0eputeretfamret, aloria
bar forlan9t Sroet.
5or nplie reiite ban Jig imidertib,
og 5oriamlingen penote Jig forunoret
mob ben eQers iaa table Manb.
,See 6enitiqer til 5ormanoen, al Ri
faar npgle @inbuer luttet Up, Der er en-
trpttenbe 9eoe at arbeioe Il, idgoe ban
rolig og latte fig i9en.
Men bldnbt be oeputerebe pdfte bens
ne Somfrutale p9lbigt 8ifalo.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-13
AuStell.

The High School Literary So
ciety met last Friday night and a
very Interesting program was rem
dered. All the program was very
entertaining, but the music by the
Misses Douglas was excellent, in
deed, for girls of their age. Miss
Ethel plays the piano and Misses
Mary and Helena the violins.
Thomas Peterson is having his
dwelling painted.
J Cliff Dyson has had measles,
but is able to be out.
Mr. and Mrs w J Pledger and
Geo w Greer visited Mrs J r Ward,
who has been suffering from mus
cular rheumatism, but, we are
glad to learn, she is improving.
Raymond Johnson spent several
days in Atlanta.
Mrs Rosseaur, who formerly
lived here, died at Douglasville
and was buried here at Rose Hill
on the 9th inst.
James T Anderson shipped a
carload of cattle from this place
last Saturday. Asf
Prof J J Greer and wife visited
her father and family at Marietta
last Sunday.
P P Webb is building a ten-room
house for L M Scott on Spring
street.
Mr. and Mrs G T Wilkes two
children, who have been very sick,
are improving.
DlED.-Mrs William Simpson
died on the 9Th inst, after suffer-
ing unspeakable misery for a long
time from cancer. The funeral
services were conducted by Arch
deacon Walton at the residence.
Her remains were inferred on the
9th, at ten O'Clock, in Rose Hill
cemetery. The following were the
ones chosen as pail bearers: Theo
Heistandand, w B Westmoreland,
A E Rosenbush, Joe t Mosley,
Prof ] ] Greer and Thomas Jones.
We sympathize with the compan-
ion who is left entirely alone, and
also with her relatives and many
friends.
Mrs r E Wilson and Miss Bon
ME Congo are visiting friends in
Birmingham, Ala.
The Brewer farm was sold on
Tuesday, the 4th, and was bought
by four of the heirs.
Mrs Maggie HUMPHREYS went to
the Gem City last Monday to have
dental work done. Observer.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-13
Powder Springs.

VIM Hardage, of Atlanta visited
his parents here Sunday.
Powder Springs is getting a
move on herself, several of our
most prominent citizens held a
mass meeting at the academy
last Friday night and in a very
short time raised $4,000 for the
purpose of erecting modern no.
tel for the accommodation of the
many people who desire to visit
our charming little city and par
take of her health giving mineral
springs. 1t is hoped that in a
short time they will be able to
raise the amount to $50, 900.
When that amount is raised the
erection of the hotel will begin
at once. We hope success will
crown the efforts of those inter-
ested in this long felt necessity.
Warren Murray came up from
Atlanta Sunday to see his best
girl.
MARRIED.-Sunday 2nd inst.
Mr. Frank Willis and Miss Zonie
Westbrook. Mr. Warren Florence
performing the ceremony. Both
are highly respected citizens of
our community. We wish for
them a long and happy life.
Road working is the order of
the day and the farmers say it is
almost impossible to get to town
to haul guano cut and rations.
Rev Mr. Spinks filled his regular
appointment here Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. Drew Prichett visited his
son in Athens about two weeks
ago and now has a full developed
case of small pox, he is doing as
we'll as could pc expected at pre-
sent. 1t isnot probable that the
disease will spread beyond his own
family as all precautions have
been taken to stamp it out.
Mr. Fayette Meadows a few miles
out Of town also has a full deve-
loped case, all precautions have
been taken to quell it in this case
also.
Dave Miller lost a fine horse
last week.
Miss Louie Scott, of Atlanta,
IS visiting her father here.
Miss Sarah Manning, Of near
Marietta visited friends here
Sunday. U No
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-13
Administrators Sale.

By virtue of an order of the Court of
Ordinary of Cobb county, will be sold
before the court house door of said
county, within the legal hours of sale,
on the first Tuesday in April, 1902, lot
of land number one-hundred and fifty
one (l5D, in the Goth district and 2nd
section in said county, containing 100
acres, more or less, except 53s acres of
said lot in the northwest corner assign
ed as dover. Said land sold as the es-
tate of Theodore House for the purpose
of paying debts and distribution among
the heirs at law of said House: Terms
cash.
NANCY HOUSE, Administrative
of the estate of Theodore House.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-03-13

We are brought up with the idea
that tears are religious and laugh
ter secular, and you never saw a
hypocrite that was not solemn.
Let us go into ccnspiracy-good
cheer. Say only pleasant things.
If you have troubles don't men
ton them, but if you are forum
ate, speak of it. How can we Gull
tivate good cheer. By associating
with cheerful people. Don't get
dried up. I don't care how old a
man gets to be, he never ought to
be over eighteen years of age. 1t
is al awful thing when men and
women let the boy and girl die out
of them. When you feel solemn,
think Of something laughable and
it will help you. Let us make the
world bright. Be Of good cheer.
Dewitt Talmage.
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ACWOrth.

Mrs Walter Abbott has returned
from visit to her sister in Mar
ietta.
Mr. and Mrs S B Rainey have
returned from visit to relatives
in Atlanta, Decatur, and Smyrna
Mrs Jas D Pyron and Mrs y /
Adams spent last Tuesday in AL
toona.
Mrs Bette Quillian returned to
her home in Chattanooga last
Thursday.
Mrs NJ J Abbott visited her
daughter, Mrs Orr, of Mars Hill
last week.
Miss Annie Moore is visitir g
friends in Atlanta.
Misses Combs and Bradley of
Adairsville have returned home.
Miss Leone Awtrey visited Mrs
A j Morgan in Smyrna last week
Miss Bette Delaney, of Eu-
harlee visited her sister, Mrs
bourne IasC week.
Mrs John @ Adams returned
home Friday from a visit to
friends in Atlanta.
Miss Myrtis Barrett came home
Friday, her school near Kenne-
saw closed on that date.
Mr. and Mrs l. T Erwin, of Yak
ina, WASH, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs n Tumlin here.
A H and Will Smithson, of At
lanta were III Acworth Saturday
night and Sunday morning.
Capt. and Mrs R M Mitchell
attended the funeral of Mrs Cain
in Atlanta last Sunday.
Mrs Elizabeth Cain died at her
sisters, Mrs Mary Smithson, Sat-
urday morning at 1920. She
was stricken Sunday night Mar.
2 with paralysis. Mrs Cain was
the widow of the late jeff Cam
engineer on the famous engine
General" at the time it was
stolen by the Andrews raiders at
Big Shanty, during the late war
between the states. Her remains
were carried to Atlanta Sunday
morning and buried in Oakland
Cemetery.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

/ have spoken to many of my
friends about making the race for
TAX Receiver" for which they have
my thanks for the mary encouraging
words, but after due consideration |
will not be in the race.
/ will say futher that will not be
in the race for county surveyor; do
not do this rs an act of ingratitude, to
the good citizens of our country, who
almost unanimously elected me to this
office but as matter of financial pro-
lection to myself and interest to my
family and also in interest of any one
who may aspire to the office.
/ know that no one could feel more
thankful for the kindness of the people
than myself.
| only hope that have proven worthy
of the trust confided in me by an hon.
est and faithful performance of my
duty. f. B. BARBER.
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STRIKES A RICH FIND.

II was troubled for several years
with chronic indigestion and nervous
debility, writes f. ]. Green, of Lancas-
ter, N Fl. No remedy helped me I'M
til / began using Electric Bitters, which
did me more good than all the medicine
l ever used. They have also kept my
wife in excellent health for years. She
says Electric Bitters are just splendid
for female troubles; that they are
grand tonic and invigorator for weak,
run down women. No other medicine
can take its place in our family" Try
them. Only soc, Satisfaction guaran-
teed by J w. Legg