The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-24

IL IS the purpose OF the owners to
utilize the water power of Sope's creek
to generate and supply Marietta with
electric motive and lighting power.
The preliminary steps are being taken
to that end. When that is accom-
| plished our factories and industries can
get cheap and safe power to propel their
machinery The JOURNAL would be
glad to get an electric motor to move
its presses.
REMovAL-My Harness Shop is now
located in the Elmwood hotel ball room
building, in front of Meinert's stable,
Gall and see me NJ, T, GRIsT.
When We put in the paper that Mr.
So-and-so is sick, then go out and meet
him on the street about the time the
paper is issued, we think he is not
acting in good faith. He ought to re-
main sick long enough to keep the rep
utation of the paper from being spoiled
for truth.
Good pastures $1,O0 per month. APP
ply to j. s. Hicks, Page farm.
Good for bad clothes-not bad for
good clothes. Star Pressing Club and
Trio Laundry. Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes, Mgr.
Farm Bells 81 so at Dobbs Hardware
Company.
Every vote counts in an election, and
this was clearly set forth in the primary
election for mayor, when one vote de-
cided the contest. Therefore it be-
hooves every white voter who did not
register in 1903, to register before April
10th, so he can vote in the state and
county election on April Goth. Register
now.
Easter Cards and Novelties at Miss
Silers Book Store
Our factories are running full time
and selling their output as fast as
turned out. There is nothing better
for town in enhancing real estate and
adding population and business pros
perity than industrial manufacturing
plants.
ALL PARTIES Cue Anderson Brothers
either by note or account are hereby
| notified to call and settle at once, as all
matters will be turned over to our at
torney for collection on April 1st. This
is positively the last notice, as the bus
mess must be wound up, and we trust
that it will not be necessary to enter
suit against anyone.
ANDERSON Bros,
per Jas. 7. Anderson
One day only On Saturday next,
18th, we will give to each purchaser of
DR. 5. D. Rambo's guaranteed tooth
brush, one package of Cream Denterber
Tooth Paste. Remember the day.
=. M. Crosby q Co.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bate have bought
home in about two miles of San
Antonio, Texas, and are so delighted
with the climate there, they have de-
cided 10 make that their permanent
home The temperature there is very
mild.
Easter Cards and Booklets at Miss
| Siler's Book Store.
DIED.-Mrs. Elizabeth Brimer died
last week and was buried at Kemp's
! graveyard at Sandy Plains. She was
member Of the Baptist church for
thirty-fve years and was truly good
woman. She leaves husband and sew
eral children. Rev j. j. Grow con-
Quoted the funeral services
We screen your house from top to
| bottom. Dobbs Hardware 90
Mr.. Charley DuPre has motorcycle
and darts around the park at speed
that "gets there" All you have to do
is to "sit steady" and the gasolene
motor does the balance. Mr., DuPre
has as much fun out of it as Mr.. Bolan
G.. Brumby does out of his automobile
NoTIoE-All persons are hereby mott
| fed not to trade for a certain promis-
sorry note executed by me to j. A. G..
Anderson on March 1st, 1904, for the
amount of $25. and due November 18th,
1904. Said note is without consider
alton, and I shall defend myself against
| the payment of the same. This March
18th, 1904. R. @. BURTZ.
Have you noticed how many people
of all ages and sizes are wearing eye
glasses. Whenever you visit an oculist
you can depend upon having to wear
glasses. That's their business. No
! eyeglasses. no business
Give your house fresh coat of paint.
w. A. Sans & Co, are agents for l.. &
M. paint, guaranteed the best.
Cleanliness is next t. Godliness-try
the Star Pressing Club and Trio Laun-
dry. Telephone 254
Harry Haynes, Mgr.
Easter is named from the feast day
of the goddess Ostara or Eostre. She
was supposed TO be the personification
of the opening of.the year. The Anglo
Saxon name for April was Estormonath,
and it is still known in Germany as