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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26
Yrcus glfaoemi, Mlbion, @is.

Yoitcrcrne Stub ira Stou8bton %
S~oluorion ira Hodoolc bar bele9t
Sfolen oenne Sermin. &c taIte nogle
opmtntrenoe Orb til De ioramIeoe
Sprere og gleuer.
Gn meget paffert aopi al Sofi'
mans "rSeius iom Barn / SempIct"
err uoitiaet / SfoIenS &irfeial. Dill
leoet err Sx5 GSoo % er uo'srt al Den
opgtige alritner Saralb Sna | MiI.
maltfee. Get err Ell @ops til SfolenS
Neitprer.
De unge bigger / SltSbolonirMS'
t~laoieu bar iot iia / Spioien for NJ.
boloeIien al en- 9oiar Ill SnotpBt ior
"5be oomeitic icienee room. Zen.
ne Afoeliug blep oprettet itoite Ssit.
Scr ~unoeruiies WtuOlaunin9 Oh
Ssm. Iioeliugen er ufoer Sebelie
al WtiiS Wtap SObHiou, iont or uObon.
net peo MiImanfee CONNER College.
Dtuitfdibeliuacu er iaar iterre emo
/ Dc iorlsbne Mar; bette ifpl6es uel,
at Ytiis aatberiue Sustueot leoer
llnoerpiSningcu. Sen0es Spil og lin.
oeruiSning bar paft Snteresie.
SfolenS 3ebatiorcniug iprbereoer
Tor SiSen Suler, iom iful bol0es / Ell
"Gonteit" for the gmerp priSe".
Gommcre er Euitorerre Simrepolb
og SaIporiou ianlt Mrs. .. g.. ri.
itao.
aongreSnauO S. 6. s(oams ira
20et @iscon1iu Giitritt, i'm 1iO
Glen peo glfuocmiet, bar aiurt fig
3lro for at ifaiie Sfoleus 9ibliotei
Ell Wasie uPr0iiuloe offentliae %.
fmeIter % Bitblifationer. Oct cr
merteligt, buorieoeS Stoleoagenc lc,
Der % bar 8Gat hos os aieuuem belle
SIoet. 6or npllg fom en- slmmeI
AlbionsGleu pao 8eisg. Sans Siar
er | Sonoon England. Gaa en- Hciic
Der / Sanoei tog ban Tia en- Sniptur
til aibion og bar tilite0e bco SfclcHa
Wtoraenanongt. Sans 3upn or &. g.
9uroid. On anOcu. en- SfoIefame'
rat al anilte Reliou, aiIaqSe Sfoler
geisg; bans Stem err / 3c6raifa.
Spno bore ~lutherife Stoler err for
bort Golf | bette San0. latter oi iffC
enomi. Spilfen ginat til set goo,
tgr pi life uente. at o. ma bliUe.
Sterfe gnauo oil boloe ale Dem fitpt
ret til Dor airte o. til port 6olt
iom bar faaet lin l~looauneIic pes uort
elrte SfoIer. gfa0guierne fuor 81
lmge | Den FertOOe al oeres Siu, oC
S~uotrutfene er met IeueHoe og pari
&c. aae. ION tGuter pon bort Solf.
irsmtioige Seli9ro. maa latte ,Slte
resie for pore Sfoler. i9tte Sen
iitnno til at 9isre i'm 8ierning ial
tilaangs JON muligt og lRre De lua
at iatfe Glib oa ai9r!iabeo iii Dem
3aur pi lGier ale oisie SSanmerfla
ger fra DC religiouslsie Sfolers 9G
rere ouer. boor panifeligt Oct er a
oame Gole og ~opoirenoe Berger
uoen aeIigiouens Si9lp. oa buroe .
pare oobbelt glnoe, ioroi hi ! nor
Sfoler beiiOoer ocnne tore % uu,tr
oerlise 6orret. en Carer | YGoosr
eff 6eo en- al De offentlise Sererifu
Ter u~obrpoer, ioet ban ct al i'm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26

leIltHlteH DlQltDI SeHlpTerlle DeO II.
Slaf % Carleton Colleges. 20 Sc
prPientater ira buer &nltalt mpoer
Ell Sang bpert adr, % Den, Iom er
fsrlt / 8eltalenbeD, faar $40 o. ben
anoen $40. IiSie to Colleges bar mi
moot hinanoeu / tent paa binanben
felgeuoe aor. ct. Olaf bar gaaet al
meO Seircn ire 8ange og Carleton
TO. GbriIten Spbilrub, gnoren Heece,
Wnrtin Seglano % Irnolo lllpeitao
er9tapneue paa Dem. iom iaoleoes bar
inmlet SatrbGr baaoe for fig ielp og
lin "gllma WfatG". 9tSie Gontelter
bar Gont N meget gapnIig Snoflp.
belle poa DC literPre Soreniuger ueb
Sfolen. IacreOe Ian9t nebe / gfabe.
MET suer man Jig / at oeflomere OF
bebattere, iaa bet bar goo Sfif, 90
set or bra, at @leuerne allereoe peo
8egpnoelien al i'm Sfolegnng lGrer
iig til at tprltc oa tale, mems Sc Itaur
fornr Ell 6oriamIing, Oct pil bli Dem
til itor Nptte ienere / 2iOet. 3 We-
n~t8be0Smeber, &reoSmgoer, SQmta.
lenlsoer, garsmsoer, pna ErGoifeito.
len, noe pua NtiSitonSmnrfen, / 9us
rla0, SolunsW e0er, 2egiSlaturcn,
aougresien. / politiife GmtcuSier,
iom Breit, 8rofurator, Carer, eler
bpao III ems grbeiOe err / 2ioet / bort
Sono meo lit 6olfeitpre. err set goot,
at man lGrer lig til at tpnfe fart 90
pod ltaaenoe 500 at fltune uotrpffe
Iia laaleoes, iom man tPnfer. Sur
man life baut iaabnn Goelie beo Sfo-
len. mac man lpre ienere / 9ipet, OF
set polOer ofte tort 9eipGr, eller man
moa Iaoe Inleoniugen til at giere i'm
Sl~t0flpoeIie aiGloenoe ana for6i. Oct
er ga iaore beloigt for ct. Slai
College, at oct er iaoleoeS itiaet, al
bets Gleoer flittigt soer Iig / at tale
offeutlig.
Smaa HpbcSer.
Rr9iioeu Siloa6I operuar Sam,
funoTS engelife &onfcren. / Canes.
boro peo 9egpnoeIien Of oenne Maa'
ueo. Ssnoagen Serpaa prGoifeSe bar
II Bait. Relanos &irfe / Ie0 @iug
San er pelfienot / peofommcnoe Ore
nigbeO, oa ban pirfeSc ct aar ion
geitprer for Heo @iug Seminortum
8rof. g)tter6s bar ppret fri fol
beftiae Spgoomsanialo / DC iioite tn
Tiger.
little Gulci Bieeforeuineeu / afa
oemiet. bopoe en- gaior / Scpe0bpg
ningen til SnotGat FOR @li9et. 81
|, betpoeIig Sum 8enge blen iuSolin
Oet. Rtis agnes 0leIlbp bar SiGlel
, / 6oretageuoet.
Sfaoemiet pes Carleton Cole la
u~ofororet 9tfa0cniet pe0 St. Slai ii
, Debut. llOfororingen err bIet moota
get, og 0ebatteu Ifal iiuSe Steo Del
| 30te glpril. "Reaierinacn Dor ei
Sernbmerue~, er SpsrgsmaaIet, Jon
I ifal oisfnteres.
%State intercollegiate orntoricn
l Gonteit~. / hpiifen Carleton. @iito
: uus aoolpbuS, @acolaiter og q
. Slnf Colleges iamt Snmline llniper
!. iitB foninler iii al oeltnse. ifaI iiub
r Steo | Minneapelis ben Soc slpril.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26
SeSeSas FOR Colleges.

|9en iioite Sorsoag | Saular, JON
pr bar Den 2Soe, err 9eoeoag Tor
|leges. 5 Siebeo meo andre fritz
9erearitalter berptteoes en- Del al
hgeli peb Sfolen til at beoc og tale
Ssnnen % oens 8eliiguelie.
(riitian y. 9elion ira 2dues6oro
l9ite en- afbanolins ON oen Sprig.
kbeo, man 6sr beiiGles al, noar
|rn beoer. g. 6. Ganie6on talte
9sunens 5orbolb til 0anneIie OF
se9e i Sipet. grGiioent ailoabl
|n{obISt. at Ssnnen er Iiseiaa mo-.
ktoig for Oct aanoeIige 9ip, iom
~knocorGttet err for Oet IegenIise.
bar aanoe0r9ttet opberer. err mQn
bemIi9 oso; naar Ssnueu life lGn-
he ~iagttages. er oct Segn paa aau.
la DOB. SON paoniite gmifcligbe.
81 |, at ret mango Of SfoIens @leper
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26

|(oer Mlliifforpiet &oucert. Gen
lite Dag paa 6ormiooag bill oct mt
Ellife Sufultet Deb SfoIen gipe
rrert. Yaa G%ftermiboag % ON
|tenen iamme Dag ipuger "GDoral
|lion" Snpon's Meiterperf "Sfabel.
., asiiiteret al 9an5's Srfeiter ira
minneapolis, iomt SoloiItcrne MtiiS
abel Runge, Soprano; Ilpin 9.
ipies, Senor; Glnrance q. War-
ln, 9ais. Sioitnponte cr 9ireftsr
Iorfbmeitern Gonlerpatorp Of
ltfic / minneapolis.
IOa bunbreoer al iremme6e forpen-
at bile operpGre oisie Seitligbe.
i, nil Scranitatninger bli giorte
tilreiienoe fan fan neoiatte Sern.
Itepriier. Splpsuinger besangaas
be og ON 8oit og 9ogis bill ienere
-offentlisgiort. Spens CONNER.
Glib" er leoenbe interesieret |
hgen 90 bill gisre lit til, at 8eItlig.
berne ifal bli pelpffet.
arrangements aontiteeu beItaor al
fof. 3. @elinS GbriitianIon, 4rpf.
Btl q. SdmtSt og Or. q. SO. @lu.
Grof. Gbriitinniou in0sper %
inner til at oirigere De itore Wuiif.
baniiationer. vt Broi. Sf,mi6t er
meget bGnoig Waub at bone paa
iaaoan 9outite, fan man lutte iig
1aar man gisres opmertipm pda,
han er SiGlpebibliotbPfar, Gura.
for Muipet, 9~r9iioeut for ct.
|uf Isiociation, 6ormanb for SnO,
tnlins til Sosipitalet, Der ifal ops
ties poa Goaegegrunosn foruoeu
lpGre Weolem al en- bel Gel Digttge
miteer peo Sfolen. San bar oiSic
Perp, ioroi ban er ierltg ififfet til
%paretaae Dem.
Or. @ldioe er ogian ct al De Slags
I%enneIfer, Der bar et praftiif 8ret
a. Singene og oil bli ct ppperligi
Ieolem paa arrangementsfomiteen
Isle tire WGno banner ct 5refIsoer.
pil bringe 2ip / Singene og fac
Anno en- fcrtrinlig SangerieIt. 8aar
Ikn fommer fhu, at "gboraI Union"
Rifitforpiet, % BET unoer en- N1l.
Fr fom Broi. gbriitianion bar spet
belle Iaret, fan man LET foritaa. al
dperlig Sang og Duff bill pr9ite.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-03

Such words of praise, from person
of such high standing must be accepted
as unquestionable proof of the superior
ity Of Vinol. 80. 2gga
DO you wonder that our Vinol has
such strong hold upon the esteem of
doctors and patients? We know of
nothing else that will accomplish such
wonderful results; and, remember,
Vinol is not patent medicine.
There are hundreds of old people in
this vicinity who need just such a
strength-maker and builder as
Vinol. Their blood is thin and slug
gish-Vinol will enrich and quicken the
blood and build up the system. tits Sc
much better than whisky and strong
stimulants, which always have bad
after effect and weaken and break
down. There is nothing in the world
so good for the weak, the aged or the
rundown system and to cure a hanging
on cold or hacking cough as Vinol, and
because we know so we'll what it will
do we are always ready to refurd every
cent paid us for it if it fails to do what
we say, Try it on our guarantee. c.
Crosby & Co.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-03
Due West.

There were no services at Mt
Olivet Baptist Church on last
Sunday. The pastor, Rev David
Turner, was called on to conduct
the burial services of Mr. Charley
Steele at Mars Hill.
The road "boss'' passed through
last week with a large force of
hands and eleven pIows. In some
places the roads are in a bad con-
dition, there are many large rocks
III th.eroads that should be moved.
Allen. " We agree with you i'll
regard to the candidates let them
speak out i'll full, for large ma
jority of the taxpayers are for
prohibition. We do not need dis
pensaries or blind tigers. We will
not vote for men in favor of this
pest. God give us honorable law
makers, and a sober community.
"Beuiah," we must have our
picnic, can't afford to let it drop.
Let some one select a place.
Amor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-03
Paragraphs.

The reformer never thinks il
necessary to practice on himself
a rich mans autograph always
looks best on the bottom of check.
You can generally size up q
man by the things he doesn't do.
Every year is leap year, so fal
as frogs are concerned.
The wise artist paints a wo.
mans portrait not as she looks
but as she imagines she looks.
Many man who goes into a
scheme on the ground floor looks
around later for a fire escape.
The Rome Tribune says Brad
streets has made the discovery
that 81 per cent of the merchants
that failed during the year Of
1908 did not advertise in the news.
papers" And yet some men in
sist that advertising is not essen
tlal to success.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-03
NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.

The contract to furnish material and labor and
to build bridge across ChattahoOchee river be-
tween Fulton and Cobb Counties at point near
Mayson X Turner's Ferry, about seven (7) miles
from Atlanta, will be let by public cutlery at the
bridge site at II o'clock, A. NJ, on March 3lst,
1904.
Bids will be received on two different plans.
Plan a. consists of two new steel spans OF 13O'
each on pin eenters, with roadway of I6' and
about 1000 feet OF wood pile trestle with a road
way of is feet The spans TO rest upnu steel IN I'm
lar piers "a feet high, and resting upon rock
foundations The trestle is in 49, pannels with
three piles 10 the bent
Plan "B" is made with a view to using three
old spans which are now in possession of the Geor-
gia Ry. Il Electric Company, of Atlanta, Georgia
and consisting OF three spans of 1l7lO" each with
a l6' roadway and about 1000 feet of pile trestle
Substructure for spans and treste is same as for
plan "a
All information necessary for bidders is given
in full ~ plans and specifications which can be
at the Office OF the clerk of the Board of Com
missonerS uf Roads and Revenue of Fulton cOun tv
at Atlanta, Georgia, and at the Office of the ordi-
nary of Cobb county at Marietta, Georgia.
Payments FOR work and material to be made in
cash IRON time to time as the work progresses, on
estimates made by the Supervising Engineer less
20 per cent and upon completion and acceptance
OF the work, the balance to he paid in cash.
The bidders must, at time OF bidding file with
the said authorities of said Fulton County and
Cobb County, and payable to them, their certified
checks in amount OF Five Hundred Dollars said
checks to be certified to by some bank in Atlanta
or Marietta, Georgia, as guarantee that the said
bidder 10 whom contract is awarded will within
ten days after said award, file his bond as the law
requires 10 double the amount of contract price
for the faithful performance of said contract On
his failure to do So the said check is to be forfeited
to said counties as damages. The right is reserved
to reject any or all bids.
Ii. E. W. PALMER,
Chmn Commsrs Roads and Revenue
OF Fulton County, Georgia.
JOHN AwTREY,
Ordinary Cobb County.
J. II. belong,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-03
The MdPi6ttd Journal.
Local News.

Miss Nora Nell visited Mrs. Effie
Armstrong at Allatoona Monday.
Mrs. w. G.. Delaney is quite sick
with the grip.
Telephone Sans Il Go. your ice cream
orders, They will fill them promptly.
The yellow peril, the japanese and
Chinese, driving white people from the
Orient is held up as possibility if the
Japanese whip Russia. If the japanese
will drive Americans from the Philip
pines they will do this country service.
A Marietta man said the other day it
is ques tionable whether it is lest to
send boy to college or not. So many
of them contract vices that ruin them
for life, and destroys the fathers fond
hopes.
When the Elmwood block of build
ings is rebuilt many changes will be the
result. J. w. Legg & Co., druggists,
will occupy the corner of the Florence,
King & Co.'s store; Ward Bros, the
next; the old Legg drug store is not
yet rented; Florence d Williams will
go back into their old stand the post
office will occupy its old corner; j. l..
CAN'T takes the two front stores of the
Freyer building; J. J. Hardage takes
one the Ward Bros. stores for a ware
house, and Dyson Bros. will occupy the
other Ward store; Drs. Field x Kemp
and the Star Pressing club will go back
to sthe Elmwood western Union
office will go over Ward Bros, in the
room occupied by DR.. Kemp.
Mr.. Joe Armstrong, of Ala
toon&, visited his sister, MIS-. G. D.
Butler, here the past week.
Mr.. J. A. Templeton having
asked for leave of absence three
mouths as foreman of the Marietta
section of the w. & A. Railroad,
MI Tom Griggs has been made fore
man.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-03

The following jurors have been
drawn for March term of Cobb
Superior Court:
GRAND JURoRs-FIRsT WEEK.
IA GLADDEN., G B Bentley, Rob-
ert Nesbit, VIM II Woodbury., S f
Florence, Henry l.. Osborn, Smith
L Grogan, I w Florence, H W
Carpenter, G w Anderson, G G
Clayton, w ] Tapp, T J Lowe, Jr,
S Baldwin, w H Jackson, w E
Williams, G ? Stephens, J A Mas
sey, B w Dobbs, A J Durham,
[ II Springer, Nj L Kirk, II P
Sauls, j D Benson, T w WEIGH,
J M Cogburn, A H Gilbert, J J
Werner, I o Dodgen, o D Gam.
GRAND URoRs-sECoND WEEK.
H H Logan, w o Dobbs, w 1
Goodwin, Orlando Awtrey, J B
Kemp, S o Haney, S Warren,
J P Johnson, Samuel Earle, John
P Grower, F NJ Hembree, B G
Ball, J w Barnes, J D:Humphries,
] B Dodgen, F A Moon, Edward
Gam, H l Weaver, A A Martin,
&c f Ward, E P Dob5s, J B John
son, w L Abbott, J M Bagwell,
D F McClatchey, Sr, A H Legg,
J J Black, S Morgan, J A Tenn
pleton, G M Stanback.
PETIT JUROR5--FIRsT WEEK.
DIT Baker, f T Davis, G W
Swanson, R R Petree, w J Headen.
J r Pilgrim, J d Anderson, J M
Dobbs, J E Gault, T ] White, J 7
Compton, B Y Gam, w H Sauls,
F NJ Rice, G w Doss, Thos. Anon
dale, John A Glore, H L Weaver,
Foy Morris, N w B Dodgen, R N
Sloan, E L Magee, R Tanner,
I Lunsford, L N Trammell, G l
Wilkes, r M Brown, J T Huff,
A Gam, w L Dodgen, w A Smith,
J R Beavers, V L Daniel, w N
Edwards, G A Guyton, S c Phil
lips.
PETIT JURoRs--sECOND WEEK.
TIC Phillips, l J Morris, J H
Terry, R M McAfee, Thos J Ham
by, D f McLain, A Y Leake, G M
Griffith, T Hook, Jno A Scroggs,
G W Manning, R B Higgins, G B
Gam, Jno Brown, Sr, J M Harris,
A J Stewart, G NJ Orr, R H North
cult, Jas T Anderson, e G Megar-
lty, Jno L Manning, H R Hada-
way, Chas Leard, S V Cantrell,
J F Brinkley, Sr, w P Hill, " F
White, W H Richardson, H T
Martin, II D Randall, Jr, J NJ
CAN'T, d G Reeves, Loring Brown,
F L Jolly, Jno T Groves, J H
Pitner.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-03
GEORGIA-Cobb County.

The petition of THE BRUMBY CHAIR
COMPANY shows the following facts:
LIST. On the 18th day of March. 1884
a charter was granted on the petition of
James r. Brumby and Thomas M.
Brumby, to petitioner, THE BRUMBY
| CHAIR Co., by this honorable court.
The capital stock provided lin said char
ter was $4000000, to be divided into
shares of $4,000 each and the principal
place of business of said corporation was
located in the city of Marietta
2nd. Said charter was regularly ac-
cepted by the petitioners, the capital
stock paid in, the corporation duly or
ganized, and petitioner, as such corpora
ton, has been regularly engaged in the
business set forth in the petition for said
charter since the organization down to
the present day, and is so engaged at
present.
Sd. Petitioner desires to renew it's
charter granted as aforesaid for another
term of twenty years to date from the
expiration of its present charter. and
also desires tC increase its capital stock
from S40,000.00 to $1O0OOO.O0, to be di-
vided into shares of $4,000 each. 1t de
| sires TO have such branch offices and
places of business as it may deem advis-
able. 1t desires to continue the bus;-
ness authorized by its original charter
and to have all the rights, powers, and
privileges conferred thereby, as we'll as
those conferred by law.
Wherefore, Petitioner prays an order
of this court renewing and extending its
charter for the full term of twenty years
from the 18th day of March, 1904, with
the right of renewal at the expiration
thereof, and with all the powers con-
ferred by the original charter and asked
for in this petition.
D. w. BLAIR,
Petitioners Attorney.
Filed in Office February 9Th, 1904.
j 3. GLOVER, Clerk.
GEORGIA-Cobb County.
|, j. y. Glover, Clerk of the Superior
Court in and for said county, do certify
that the above is a true copy of the orig
| inal petition now of file in my Office for
renewal of charter of the BRuMBY CHAIR
COMPANY.
Witness my official signature and the
seal of said court.
This the 5th day of February, 1904.
j b. GLOVER,
Clerk Superior Court.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-03
STATE OF GEORGIA /
COUNTY OF COBB I

To the Superior Court of said county;-The ne.
itton OF NJ. V. Run, A. j. Staten Hope Irwin and
J.R. Deavours OF the said county of Cobb and w j
NJ, Hames of the county of Fulton said state,
respectfully pray:
LIST. That they desire for themselves and their
successors and assigns to be INCORPORATED for the
fun term of twenty years with the privilege of re-
newal at the expiration of that time, under the
corporate name and style of The Commercial
Fraternal UnioL.
End. The object of the said Union is for
the aid of its members, in of sickness, and to
provide a fund for the relief of those holding
certificates of membership in the sameRwho shall
be disabled from disease or accident, and to pro-
vide the families of deceased members with means
to bury the dead according to such rules and
regulations as the said Union may adopt
3rd There is to be no capital stock but the in
come OF the said Union shall be derived from dues
assessments, fines and initiation fees, levied
against its members Said dues, fines, initiation
fees and assessments, the said Union shall have
power to levy and collect and shall have power to
make such constitution and enact such by-laws as
is necessary Tor the conduct of its business, and
the government of its members. Petitioners show
that said Commercial Fraternal Union shall have
Supreme Lodge and with ritualistic form of
work. The petitioners named herein shall consti-
tute Supreme Council, to hold office for the term
of this charter, unless removed by vote of the
majority OF said council or by DEATH and where a
vacancy occurs it shall be filed by a two-third
vote of said council, and the said council shall nav
all sick benefits or burial expenses out Of the fund
raised by assessments and dues, fix the amount
OF the same, and the salaries of the officers and
eAeTClSe general over the business said
Commercial Fraternal Union.
4th. The principal Offices of said Commercial
Fraternal Union shall be where said council may
determine, at some place in this state, but may
have branch offices in any city town in this
state and in any other state that by comfy rscog-
nzes corporations Of like character.
5th. Petitioners pray the right to sue and be
sued, to have and use common seal, to acquire
by gift purchase or otherwise to sell mortgage or
otherwise cucumber the same, such property, real
personal or mixed, as may be necessary, for the
purpose aforesaid
Wherefore, petitioners pray for an order of
court Incorporating them as prayed for together
with such other rights, privileges and franchises
as are usually conferred upon corporations of
like character, and especially the powers, privi-
leges and requirements provided for under Act
No. lO5, Ga laws, 1900, page II. And petitioners
will ever pray. J. u. FOSTER
Attorney for Petitioners.
Filed in office, this the 10th day OF February 1904
J. b. GLOVER, Clerk Superior Court
GEORGlA-Cobb County,, }. B. Glover,
Clerk OF Cobb Superior Court, do hereby certify
that the above Is true copyof the original on lille
in this office. J. b. GLOVER Clerk
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-03
TRAGEDY ANERTED.

Just in the nick of time our little
boy was saved" writes Mrs. w. Watkins
of Pleasant City, Ohio. Pneumonia had
played sad havoc with him and terri
BILE cough set in besides Doctors treat
ed him, but he grew worse every day.
At length we tried DR., Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, and our darl-
ing was saved. He's now sound, and
we'll" Everybody ought to know, It'll
the only sure cure for Coughs, Colds and
all lung diseases. Guaranteed by Jas.
w. Legg g. Co., druggists. Price soc
and $1.O0 Trial bottles free.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-03
A NOTED WOMAN.
Cousin of Late U. 5. President zachry
Taylor.
76 Years of Age, Recommends Vinol for
Old People

76 Years of Age, Recommends Vinol for
Old People
Mrs. Sarah J Windrom, of 429 w.
Erie St., Chicago, a member of one of
the most distinguished families in the
country, cousin of Zachry Taylor, 18th
President OF the Z. s., and grand-niece
of Alexander Hamilton, who signed the
Declaration of Independence, writes:
''Vinol is godsend to old people.
am rs years old, but l feel active and
well today, thanks to the vitalizing eff
fects of Vinol
"My appetite is all that could be de-
sired. | sleep well, and my mind is
clear, and l am interested in the things
of life as was fifty years ago.
When was young cod liver oil was
dispensed in greasy, unpalatable form.
and it fairly gagged me to get it down
Vinol is so different, palatable and
nourishing to impoverished blood.
Il feel SO much stronger, both men
tally and physically, since used Vinol
that l feel it my duty, as we'll as a
pleasure, to recommend Vinol as the
finest tonic | ever used in my life"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-03
Red Rock.

Mrl W Kemp, of Admission, Ala,
was here last week.
Mr. II Brown, foreman at the
Lost Mountain gold mines, made
a business trip to Washington re-
Gently.
MI II H Kemp, OF Embry, spent
Saturday and Sunday at A W
Kemp's.
Miss Garlic Kemp is spending
some time with her brothers fam.
lily at Embry
P Reid's family bas humps.
Bell.