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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10
MuS Sen @eri1tsbSieu.
porGrer Ginbaltsbe 81
ge9en Die 9eoi ions=
Yeh Droe.

tempordreu @inbaltsbefebl segen
@ountD NuOitor 6arro .. Smith,
S9abmeiiter Nrmin 6. &oebne, Iliei=
for Mtarion @atOn, 9lniom s. 8aroner
uno Sames 8. Barnett, tuelae 3uiam=
men bic &epifons=8ebOrOe biloen, er=
la1en. Sur9 benislben perben lie
oaran gsbinoert, einitueilenNhe
bon benz Nctien-@apital, neberI9iihen
uno unDert9eilten prOfiten Der bieligen
National 8anteu 81 erbeben. Sieiel=
ben baben ertlGrt, oaB oas bon Der leb-
ten 2egislatur erlallene @eIeB, tuel4es
Der geb6roe oas &eat eiebt, oerarti9e
MheBments auf3uerle9sn, unconititu=
tiOnell lit. Den Sunoes9eieBen 5ufOlge
baben 9anten MIR fir oa3 8runoei9en=
tbum tpel9es lie befsen, Steuern su
besablen. Die Sertreter Der Seb6roe,
General. .Nnmalt Ntiaer unb @ountp-
9lnunlt Suga 6atteu i'm 8eridt einen
Ginuano eineerei4t, in tpel9sm fie 9el-
tend ma6ten, oaB bas 8unoeseeri6t
teine Surisoiction in bieIem Sale
hntte. uno baB berielbe Dor Dem Stats
seridte our 8erbanoluns selansen
miHe. &i6ter lnberion mics ieo o6
ben Ginwano ab unO erlieb bisrauf ben
@inbaltsbefe6l.
Sin M a iienberwalter er'
nnuut.
@uf @eranlaiuna Der 9lobofaten=
6irma Samberger & 6eibleman 1T
SenrD s. Sarris 5um Mniienpertpalter
bes @eI9dfts bes &leioerbdnolers SO=
iep6 8oloberser. All UlaH. ape. err
nannt DOrben. SerIelbe Ioa banferOtt
Iein.
9 d 6abener abtlaee sines
3eitungsj gen.
0or Gi9ter 2eatbers uno 8ei6po-
renen miro our 3eit iiber Die S6aoen=
eriabtIase berbanoelt. Del9e Der
3eitun9siunge SOnp &iri6 9esen bic
5traBenbabn 8sieui6aft einsereidt
bat. Sem Sungen waren BON ben
&doern elmer Gar msbrere 3eben ser-
quetidt uoroen.
Sc d ben.
Ri6ter McMansr bstpillists Soa
SOfer bic S9eiOrng bOn i6rem 8atten
gilbert. sic Oarf jebo9 irinerbalb Der
nd6fen stpei Sabre iih niat pieber
perbeirat9en.
&eumiithige Stinoer.
gDalter Smiib, elm 17=idbrieer
Siinglins bon &i9mOno, Sno., be-
tannte ii6 i'm @riminaleeri6t i9uloig,
oem 8rocer @m. garnum BON 948
8. Martet Str, fir tpel9en er gear
beitet batte, $3.50 seliOblen su baben.
Da Der 8efoblene iein @isentbum 5u=
jriiderlan9t bat uno Der Sun9e iia bis
babin bat ni6ts ;u S9uloen tOmmen
lahen, 10 entlieb Der &i9ter i6n nit
einem iuspenoirten urtbeil.
Sarrp Sriffin befannte !i9 bes lei9=
ten Siebitabls i6ulbis uno wuroe gu
1-3 Sa9ren 3u9tbaus berurtbeilt.
elmer Sboms, uel9sr fia Der I'm
terI4laguns i9ulois betannte, fam
nit 80 Sa9en @rbeitsbaus bappn.
$4,000 berlanst.
6remont 8. WcDaniel bertlaate Die
StraBenbabn= 8eie0iaaft auf $40, 600
S4aoeneriaB. gr bate fh am IL.
Oldrs b. s. on 8orb elmer Gar befun=
ben, als oieielbe nit elmer Big Sour
Sahn collioirte. 9luBer anoeren 0er=
leBungsn puroe sr nod auf Der reaten
Sano fir INNER Oertriippelt.
Gbeleioe neines aIten
Slorifen.
gDenE Die 9lngaben, pel9e Der Ga
jGbrige 6lOrifi Naron @. MOrsan in
ieiner 9eitern sesen feline 6rau Sursab
Sane Wargan eineersi1tsn S9eiounes=
tlage auf @abrbeit b'ruben, 10 mub
Der Mtann BON berIelben uno ieiner
So9ter SoIepbine in seraoesu iGeub-
li6er Weiie bebanbelt tporben iein.
Or iast, bab er ii9 i'm Sabre 1865
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10

s BE n m e an Der 9Del t.
Nusfelluno.

u II II n q.
% n, 10. gtob. Die ungariide
&egierung tiinbi9te Die glnnabme Der
@inlaouns. auf amtli9e Gertretuns bei
Der ct. 2ouiier Nusfellung on.
prOoutte Der Snbuitiie, beg glder=
baues, Weine uno 2it6re tperoen por=
ne6nli6 beriifiGtist; bod piQ Die &e=
gierung au9 cine Sammlung uert1=
boiler 6emdlbe ienOen. Sie &egie=
rung erwdgt Die grri9tung elmer itdil=
Oigen Iusifeluns in Nlnerita fir euro=
pdii4e Sunit uno Wanufattur=Waa=
rem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10
Sntianappls, Snb, Denfae, 10 Mopember 1903

llli Saule 1000 IID 9eSeH lqH, uDl uOer
bas @ieent6um Die @ontrolIe gu err
balten. Sur9 ibre Wla6inationen
brd6ten lie es 81 gBese. oaB er fir
geifesgeii6rt srflGrt uno na9 Dem
Srren-I Iipi in Santatee sebra9t purbe.
Gdon mad 8 Wonaten ertldrte i'm ole
Sospital= =SertDaltung fiir 9eiItig ge=
iuno uno er wuroe entlaHen. Mber feline
Grau uno So9ter bra9ten es gu Weee,
oaB sr auf's Neue Dem NIpl iibermielen
nuroe.
gta4bem er % Sabre in bemielben
9eidma9tet bate, eelans es ibm, 5u
@rit belt er i6 in @bi=
cagO, oann in Miaisan auf uno ipdter
lam er mad bier.
SObalo er in SnbicnupOlis ange=
lauet mar, begab er fi6 gu Sr. Dm.
6letAer, tDel9er ibn auf iein grIuaen
auf ieinen @siitesSuftano unteriu6te.
Serielbe erfldrte ibn fir ssiftis boil.
tommen 9eiunb.
geri9iebene Male beriudte er, nit
ieiner Grau in @erbinouns su trsten,
aber bieiel6e erfldrte, nihts nit linn au
tbun baben Su nollen.
Sic fo0 iosar gsorobt baben, bafiir
fOrgen Su wOllen, oaB er, fobalo er iei-
men Sub auf bas @ebiet bon Slinois
iebe, auRs Neue mad oem Srrenaiple
geianot peroen tpiiroe.
llnter oieien Imitdnben belt er &c
fir fibsrer, bier su bleiben. gr fanb
6reunoe, wel9s fi9 ieiner annabmen,
10 baB er cine 9lumenbanolung i'm
&leinen unO einen 8lumenfanb in ben
Warft6allen etabliren tpnnte.
gBie er iagt, bat er pd6renb ieines
Sierieins au9 fir 3eitunseu perI9ie=
oene Irtitel iibe= 8lumen, @artenbau=
Inselegenbeiten &c. 9ei9rieben.
Ser 6a e=S all.
&unoesri6ter Mnberion bat ben 6al
oes Greo. @bafe, Yormuno ieinss irr=
iinni9en Spbnes Woies Sotpler @baIe,
auf Den II. 9tobember anberaumt.
Serielbe berlanst betanntli9, OaB Die
Subme's in, Cincinnati, unter beren
gontrolle Der iunge @6nie 70 lanse ee=
fianben bat, jebt enoli9 se5wunsen
tueroen iollen, cine 9lbre6nune iiber
Die 8erwaltung oes gi9ent6ums oes
iun9en @baTe ableeen iollen.
Sic 8unbes-S robeei9 N D.
renen.
9ie 8unbes=@rob tper=
ben nod I'M 2aufe bisier Wo4e ibren
8erint einrei6en. 8eitern unteriu9=
ten lie u. u. Den JaQ Der iugenoli6en
Ge6rerin Dale Wlattbeps bon Maripn.
wel6e betanntlia angetlagt 1T, ourt
Wauipulationen $1=S9eine in So
S9eine umgetpanbelt gu baben.
@beleioen.
6olgenoe miBbereniiete @heleuit
rei4ten aus na6ftehenoen 8riinoen
S4eioungstlaasn Elm:
Mable .. Seberance 9e9en @barles
Il. S.berance, brlltaIe Sebanblung;
Sapio BRADFORD sesen 2ulu BRADFORD,
Pfi6tbsrna6ldiIisung. Sruntenbeit;
@bas. u. Sper 9egen Marp S. Sper,
gbebru6, bOsmiliges gerlaRen.
SIM poIiseigeri9t
ipurOen ssitern bic nn9arn uno Sla=
bOnier, tpel6e in Conner Mlc@intD's
@irtbi9aft in SaushDille am SOnn=
tag cine srOBartise S9ld9erei arran=
girt batten, nit elmer Sermarnuna
entlahen. Ser Wirtb aber batte Degen
@erlsbung bes yti6olion=8eiebes SIC
uno 500 Soften uno uesen BE-
fibens elmer Slotmai9ine Die Soften 5ll
3ablen; bic lebtere tpurOe in SeuerbOl;
psrmanoelt. Ssiu S@anttellner $bo'
mas Sawper muBte tue9en Ierfaufes
bon 5pirituOIen am SOnntag $40 uni
Soften ble9en, Die natiirlib audi Wtc.
@intp 3u besablen bate. auf bieit
! gDeiie toifete Der seffri9e Seiub be,
pOliSei Dem Mc@intp alles in allen
$50 uno Die Waidine.
@roBer San
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10
Nahribten aus Snbtana.
Sas . 9Dar5e 9 d a I in elmer
camille.

ue9 UeIruIueIeH JeU. Q- u. OuOls, |
e6emaliger paitor Der @riten gW. 6.
Stride in WariOn 1T CUR 3eit einSultiS=
flii6tling. @r mar bereits berbaftet
tpOroen, als es ibm sslans. feline
6lu6t gu beuertfellisen.ss Ggr 1T Der
geraus9abun9 zines sefdli9tsn Gbeds
bef6uloi9t. Ser lunse Mann iOl
oem Spiel erseben iein uno iib in
Ialeater 8eieli9aft bewest baben.
inert bbolle Iioline.
@lfbart. Sr. Nlfreb gounber
fat Die @ntoedung sema9t, oab Die
@ioline, uel9e er; por % Sabren in
gn9lano taufte cine 8unnierie aug
Dem Sabre 1743 if.
Sie 8uanieris ;d6lten in brei Sene=
ratiOnen bon 1850 bis 1745 gu ben
berii9mtelten Iiolin 6abrifanten in
Gremona.
y n % rel n u B { r 3 rem
unb 3et6b btet.
& Of o. 6rau gbaline 0an=
oiuer pelde gum gsiu6e ibrer Sodter,
6rau Soel s. gorter bier einsetroffen
mar, wuroe auf ben panbanble S6fen
bon einem 3uee iiberfabren unb GEE
t0otet. Sic mar 70 Sabre aft uno
Grau bes Sobn Yanbiper bon Green's
burg.
Gin trofener onntag.
g TO /. Sier paren am lebten
SOnntag idmmtli9e WirtbI1aften
total gei6Ioiien. Sieienieen. ipel6e
nit Gem 2eiben elmer trodenen &eble
bebaftet maren, iaben fib senDtbist,
bena6barte SrtI6aften, no man nod
einen binter Die 8inoe eieBen fonnte,
aufsuiuden.
Gin @epinn iir & d.
m ,.
& | d m 0 n b. &i9monb 1T gum
Sertbeilunqsplab fiir Die ySnternatio=
nal Sarbeiter Co." bon Imerifa els
nannt uOroen; groBe Spei6er iperoen
bier erri6tet uno Is 2eute peroea bier
aneefelt peroen.
Ser M e m rial Sag in
Buro
2af fanette Nm Wfiitpo1
Iinoet Die Yuroue Srauerfeier gum 6es
od6tniB Der folgenoen BEL Der entieb=
liden 8abn=@atai am 81. Octo.
ber um's 2eben 9etommenen Stuoen=
ten jfatt.
SbOmas gilbert gaileD, @laHe 'O7;
Soiepb Collins Coates, @laiie 'O6;
Sabriel S9uplsr 9rOlinser, Glalie
'O5; Charles Gowarb Surr. @laHe 'O5;
CHARLES George @rube, GlaHe '05;
| Sap Samilton, @lafie '06; Balter
Daniel SamiltOn, GlaIs 'O6; &ospsa
Sobniton pOiueG, Glaiie 'O6; g8ilbert
Yrice, glafe '06; @bmaro Cool &o=
bertiOn, gla1e '01; Walter 9ucas
&Ouib, @lalie O4; @eOrse 2eslie
sbaw, Glaiie 'O7; Samuel plummsr
@qui5b. Glaiie 'O7; samuel Campbell
3ruitt. @laHe 'O7.
Sie 6eier tpirb ippobl am 0ormit=
tag ais aud am Na9mitta9 abgebal=
ten peroen.
Morb aus @iferiu9t.
M b n. Sbomas Sracep fam
am Wontag Ibens unuerbofft nah
Sauie unb entoette, tpie Siaat Seifsr=
mann, Elm unuerbeiratbeter Wann, fi9
auf ieinem Sofe beriteden uollte. Gr
orang, nit einem Sran9ir=Wshsr be=
ipaffnet, bon hinten auf ben Wann
Elm uno ibnitt ibm ben 0als our9.
S6otli6 pertpunbet fanf Seifermann
81 gobpn, mdbrenb Der M10roer ent=
fob. Serielbs bate Die Sbat aus
giferIu6t besansen.
Sugenoli9e M 6roer.
i gt em u banp. Dor einigen
Sagen wurben Ollie Smith unb @bas.
8urd, beibe i'm Nlter bon IA Sabren,
i'm SauIe ibrer @ltern Bel @orpoon per-
baftet, oas Iie einen @Olle9en, Nbolpb
Smith, welder erit 8 Sabre alt mar,
9et0otst batten. 8eim Spiel ipdbreno
-. l. n
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10
Surge Sspeidet.
SnIa n b.

Sut Ter. 8ei elmer 8as=@rplo=
fion in elmer 8rube BEL Softer tpuroen
s 2eute, 8 lsbensgefdbrlid, berlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10

~ Die bette 5 Sent @igarre in
Der Staot, Wau6o's y2onsfeaotp".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-11-10
Gbele ioen eines salten
Slorifen.

98enE Die 9lnsaben, mel6e Der Ga
jdbri9e 6loriff 9laron B. Wlorean in
ieiner aeitern sesen feline 6rau Sursab
Sane Wargan einserei4ten S9eibunss=
tlage auf @abrbeit b.ruben, 10 muB
Der Mann bon oerielben uno isiner
SO9ter SoIepbine in seraoe3u iGeub=
li9er Weiie bebanoslt tporben iein.
gr iagt, Dab er li9 i'm Sabre 1865
berbeiratbst uno in Sanbiae, SQ., als
aunfsdrtuer nieoerlieb. Na9 uno
nab erparb er fid @runbeisentbum
i'm @srtbe bon $1,000; aubsroem be-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-02
Union Chapel.

The farmers are busy since the rain
preparing for another crop
Mrs r T Nesbitt is convalescent af-
ter few days illness
Mr. Hope Irwin, of Ellijay, has re-
turned home after spending several
days with his parents.
Mr. Coon Shaw visited Miss Claudia
Burton Sunday. Who shall take the
first ride in that new buggy
Cliff Edwards and Miss Annie Dunn
visited Lithia Springs Saturday,
Misses Fallie Bruce and Annie Dunn
visited Miss Maggie Shaw Sunday.
Hurrah for Mr. Pledger with that new
sleek buggy the Underwood is beau
tifully vanished.
Who was the young lady that came
so near falling off the porch to see her
supposed fellow. But sad fate it was
only his brother.
The choir practice was very much en-
joyed Tuesday nightat Mr. Bob Twins
One of our northern friends, Mr.
seems to be creating much admiration
among some of our young lady friends.
That is all right we gladly welcome
them in our midst.
Best wishes for the Journal and its
many readers. Peach Blossom.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-02
Due West.

The farmers have taken advantage of
the last few days :of beautiful spring
weather aud done much blowing. The
gee, haw, can be heard from every di-
rection. The wheat looks fine. Still
think we will have few peaches. The
apples, cherries and plums are not in
iured.
B. W. Griggs has been quite feeble
Tor the past week with lagrippe. Sew
erai in this community are suffering
| with colds.
We are very sorry of the accident
that befell our kind mail carrier. We
miss the CHEEKY whistle of Wilbur, but
have splendid substitute in his broth
err, Leon.
We hope all will keep in mind our
singing the fourth of July and not have
any other appointments for that day,
We wish to celebrate the glorious day
in sacred music. There will be on hand
minister of the gospel to open servi-
ces with prayer Mr.. tWhite. youngest
son of Is. +. White, the author of the
Sacred Harp, will be with us on that
day with some of the books for sale.
We expect other distinguished ssingers
to be with US. Showalter, of Dalton,
also sixteen ounces from GAINESVILLE.
The full Moon, of Lost Mountain,
though small in stature is always full
OF music. We hope to make the vaults
OF the court house ring with these good
old songs. AMOR.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-02
Lost fountain.

Sunday was a cold wet day and Sun
day School and preaching were rained
out.
Homer Lewis sold his fine pair of
mules and he and w Arnold went to
Atlanta last Thursday and bought
another pair.
Judge John Awtrey was out this way
last Friday looking at the roads.
There is little later man" at Hol-
lis Dunton's, he is ten pound boy and
arrived last Tuesday. Hollis will now
double his potato crop.
Mrs HIT Dunton, of Smyrna, is spend
ing several days with her son, Hollis
Dunton and family of this place.
Farm work progresses slowly.
Judge A L Bartlett, of Tallapoosa
Circuit, charged the grand jury of
Paulding county to find bill against
any merchant who sold or gave away
cigarette paper. We are glad to see
him enforcing the law. What's the
use having laws upon our statute un-
less they are enforced, The officers
should be more vigilant in enforcing
the law and help to correct many
wrongs that exist.
e l. Mayes went to Atlanta last week
| on business. Allen
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-02
Powder Springs.

Early Rice, of Morven, Ga, paid a
day.
Judge Bowen, of Douglasville, spend!
sunday with his daughter, Mrs. DR.. ] q
III. Hunter.
DIED-On the 18th inst, Mrs. Julia
Sorrells, wife of Robt. A. Sorrell5. Sne
hau long been patient sufferer and
pore her affiiction with true christian
tortltude. She had long been a consis-
tent member of the Baptist church.
her remains were laid to rest in the
family burying ground, the funeral SER
vices being conducted by Rev. f.. NJ. G.
Eads, 1T being impossible for her regu-
lar pastor to attend. She was q true
wife, loving mother and a kind friend
and numbered her friends by the score
and was greatly beloved BY all who,
knew her. She leaves husband and a
large family of children, besides large
number of other relatives and. friends
who sorely feel their loss and to whenn
we extend coincidence in this sad hour
OF their bereavement. M
There will be all day services at thes
Baptist church the second Sunday in
May IN honor of the old folks, called
the old folks meeting. Everybody in
vited to come and bring we'll filled bas-
kets. It will be uIdenominational, so
you see you are invited to come. Pow
der Springs and community knows how
to entertain when it comes to enter
tanning the old soldiers at a reunion, so
let US not be unmindful of the old folks
and our visitors. There is no program
arranged yet; suppose that will be ar
ranged later. Perhaps there will be
other preachers here besides Brother
Spinks, ct least he says he will try and
get some old preacher to come with
him. IT No
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-02

The woman with a captivating
smile is not always an entertain
ing companion.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
oplates, and will not constipate like
nearly all other cough medicines. Re-
fuse substitutes. Sold by @. NJ. Crosby
& Co.
We can't keep money in our
possession, for it "goes like all
possessed "
Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys
and bladder right. Don't delay taking.
Sold by @. NJ. Crosby & Co.
The smoker who has a good CT
gar and nothing to light it with
knows what matchless misery
really is.
Foley's Kidney Cure if taken in time
affords security from all kidney and
bladder diseases. Sold by G. M. eros.
by & Co.
Every mans house is his castle,
until he makes an assignment
then it's his wife.
The Surest and safest remedy for kid
ney and bladder diseases is Foley's
Kidney Cure. Sold by G. M. Crosby &
Co.
There may be lot of credit
due mans wife, but she usually
demands cash.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-02

A shrewd Missouri lawyer who
was conducting a divorce oRse ad-
vlsed the client, when hill fe fell
sick, to play for delay in anticipa-
tlon of the woman's possible
deeth. The woman actually did
die before the case was heard, and
the husband fell heir to $4,000
of her property. The lawyer
claimed fee of $1,000, while the
client was willing to pay only
$500. The lawyer sued, and the
court awarded him the full fee
claimed. It all sounds rather
heartless, still it is claw"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-02
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS CURED

For ten years had bronchitis so
bad that at times | could not speak
above whisper" writes Mr.. Joseph
Coffman, of Montmorenci, Ind Il
tried all remedies available, but with
no success. Fortunately my employer
suggested that l try Foley Honey and
Tar. It's effect was almost Miraculous
and l am now cured of the disease. On
my recommendation many people have
used Foley's Honey and Tar, and al
ways with satisfaction" Sold by q. M
Crosby & Co
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-02

Mr.. ED1ToR:-A word from our
quiet little town.
| Winnings is pre-eminently the
paradise of bachelors and old
maids, the home of CAV young
misses and gallant young beaux,
the birth place of beauty. the
abode o. love, laughter and song,
the original garden Of Eden Zen
clrcled by ali azure chain of AL
pine mountains that dimly stretch
away as far as eye can see like a
soft isle of flowers in the deep blue
sea-"
The school, under the able care
of Miss Leverett, is Furnishing
like green bay tree" planted by
The river of waters.
Cupid's bow has touched our
town, the result of which has
caused 1.-TWO souls with but a sim
gle thought; two hearts to beat as
ene"-Mr Clark, of New York,
and Miss Georgia Yarbrough, who
had their union solemnized last
week in Atlanta. May. they live
long IN "this fair land of ours. :"
May they walk through orchards
where apple blossoms fall slike
snow, may their lives be as fair as
Mahomet's vision of heaven.
When the years draw apace, when
the heartbeat is feeble, and the
pulse faint and low, may youth
and beauty once more bud and
blossom on the leafless branches
OF the tree of age as they sweetly
recline under its shadowy folds
listening to the merry glee of
grandchildren.
Three cheers for our old bache-
lor was lulled to sleep by the
laughing nymphs of the morning
to awake and find himself sur
rounded by the sad and silent Sis
ters of the night.
The spring poet has passed
through our town astride the dom
key of the worlds stupidities.
The first invention ever recorded
by woman was o side-saddle.
Our farmers are resting on their
oars waiting for the king of Day"
to scatter the mists from the fair
face of creation. Early garden
work is all done, flowers planted
about:the yards-everything ready
and the goose hanging high" for
another stake IN cotton and corn
You never find the men of our
town behind the times.
One evening at Vesper's, as we
pensively logged along contem-
plating the Use and fall of en-
pires, giving passing glance at
/ the lives and deeds of Alexander,
Caesar and Napoleon, thinking of
! the great men who have sunk in
the whirlpool of disaster and dis
appointment full of hope and
courage, thinking of the daring
deeds of the brave whose courage
defied fear and scorned a compro-
mise with death; we had begun to
think ourselves real heroes; when
to our sudden surprise we found
ourselves pursued by hob-goblin
and made our escape by climbing
up wireless telegraph pole.
Tom Thumb.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-02

The town of Winchester, Mass.
is now almost entirely bereft of
cats. The superintendent of the
state fowl hatchery, finding that
the animals wrought great havoc
among his poultry, fixed up
wires and at night ran p powerful
electric current through them.
During the past two years over
200 cats have been electrocuted.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-02

IN Paulding county last Saturday and
Sunday week.
8. w. Griggs was on the sick list last
week.
Uncle VIM. McUurdy is in very feeble
health cannot be out from his room.
Mrs. Sallie Warren and daughter,
Lula, were sick with the grin last week
MIR. N. E Williams, as superinten-
Dent, is giving the public roads good
working. We think the new road law
an improvement on the old one.
SYLVESTER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-02
CONFESSIONS PRIEST

Rev. John S.Cox, of Wake, Ark.
writes, For II years I suffered from
yellow laundice. consulted number
OF physicians and tried all sorts of med.
lcine, but got no relief. Then l began
the use of Electric Bitters and fee
that | am now cured of a disease that
had me in its grip for twelve years
Ifyou want a reliable medicine fol
liver and kidney trouble, stomach dis.
order, or general debility, get Electric
Bitters. It's guaranteed by J. W. Legg
Only SOC. GO
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-02
STATE OF OHIO, OITY OF TOLEDO,
IUCAa OOIrNrv 81


Frank j Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm of F.
j, Cheney & Co., doing business in the
city of Toledo, county and state afore-
said, and that said firm will paw the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
IN my presence, this 9Th day of Decem-
Der, A. D., 1885.
t~ A. W. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Hollis CatArrh Cure is taken inter
nally, and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free. Address
F. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c a.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-02
Cross Roads

Mr.. John Baswell, who has been WIS.,
iting the family of Mr.. Ben Baswell
returned to Atlanta Friday.
Mr. Bill Smith had fine hog to stray
off recently.
Mrs. jenkins, who lives at Mr.. Joe
Powers, is very sick.
Mr.. A. j. Alexander had about Is
hands on the road last week heard one
young man say he was the best overseer
in the county. UNKNOWN,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-02
DREADFUL ATTACK OF WHOOP
ING COUGH.

Mrs. Ellen Harrison, of 500 Park Ave.
Kansas City, Mo, writes as follows
Our two children had severe attack
OF whooping cough, one of them in the
paroxysm of coughing would often
faint and bleed at the nose. We tried
everything we heard of without getting
relief. We then called in our family
doctor who prescribed Foley's Honey
and Tar. With the very first dose they
began to improve and we feel that il
has saved their lives" Refuse substi-
tutes. Sold by @. M. Crosby & Co.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-02
A LOVE LETTER.

Would not interest you if you are
looking for guaranteed salve for sores,
burns or piles. Otto Dodd, of Ponder,
Mo-, writes: 81 suffered with an ugly
sore for year, but box of Bucklen's
Arnica Salve cured me-" It's the best
salve on earth. 25c at j.. w. Legg's
drug store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-02
TOO GREAT A RISK.

A reliable remedy for bowel com.
plants should always be kept at hand
The risk is too great for anyone to take
Chamberlaln's Collie, Cholera and Diar.
rhoea Remedy never fails and when re.
duced with water is pleasant to take
For sale by J. w. Legg.