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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-21

&riifiania, Nor9e. ben 2lbe W1arts.
Buferues Nmtsforenins al 8enfrear:
beibere. Der teller l6 Toreninser meb
1900 Weblemmer. bef1utteoe paa i3t
Narswsbe tsoar I Drammen enffemmts
at me1oe fig tno I ben foctaliitiite Yartis
torenin9. Torenin9en bar bet forleb:
ne Mar faat Eililutnins af nye Tors
eninger meb fere 9unbrebe Meblen,mer.
Baa Iarsmsbet Bel ilutteoes enbpibere, at
Nmtstoreninsen fan1men meb Dram'
mems Arbetberpartt ital uo9tue en- ioct'
alitt;it Muts for Dramuen o9 Ome9n;
ben ital bebe rTremttbea" % ubsaa to
@anae useutlts / Drammen.. Der er
te9net o9 tnbbetalt 1000 &roner inbeu
Toreninsen. Com Tormanb Au1tss
forentnsen alenualstes omtrent enffen1,
mtg Mebarbetoer I vSocialbemotraten 4
0raa, ber beBuben operrattes en- ST:
fienbtltsbebs9aue. .-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-21
FRA DEN SIDSTE TIL DEN
-. FORSTE -. +

Folk plejer at BRUCE alnin:
delig Torskelevertran m o d
Fork0lelse og Strube:
og Lungelidelser efter at andre
Midler har slaaet fell. ....s
SCOTS Emulsion er den tids-
svarende. Id6 af Torskelever-
tran - den f0rste iStedet for
den sidste Tilflugt, naar saa.
dame Sygdomm.e'9 e wiser sig.
. Oliens Smag er like frem:
tr&dende, og selvte7 O''lii!e=1n.l. er til.
dels fordojet --gjor den d lie let. for
Maven. SCOTS Emulsion e1
.lh,urtiig pa7laliiyds.e'lig T og hja1per
ale Aldere. .s$ .$
vi Vii ,4nde Dem 81 Prove trit paa Forlan ngende.
scorr = BoWvN,sE, 400 Pearl Street, New York
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-21

Mrs. Greb Tielo tom tilbage fra
Wurrap @ountp fife @snbassmorasn.
Sun bauoe ueret Der Be9raueIien efter
FIN Brober Sans Sulius ioaleoes iom
napnt for to l1qer i'ben. Scr. Ttelb
retife neboper Manbassaften forat orbne
meb afbobes Gtterlabeni ifaber.
Ebe Slapton @ountp @a3ette for
14oe Mpril mebbeler ON Dpbsfalbet
iaalebes:
v9ans SultuB @mebfab bsbe Sos
pitalet I 6eron Gate Onsbaa fife l1se.
San baubs ueret ipselis / mango Mar al
ct Wtaueouoe o9 reiite til 9ospitalet
forat bltue bebaublet ber for tire Tiger
iben. San bsbe at Sorblbbnin9 I Ma,
pen. Mfoebe uar tpbt Obalen ,Woree.
for Al Mar itoen oa ton. til bette yanb
1870 iamu1eu met fine Toreltre. 5
1872 boiatte be fig / 2in,e Gate Conn.
bpor bans Taber tog 6omeiteab, % bpo,
Sennen osfaa tog 9omeiteab, ba ban
blep mpnbts. Web fin Dsb etebe ban
en- pen Tarm Slime Gate os eneel 2anb
t Datota. San bar lite peret gift.
Sans Tdber oa to Brsbre, ber alle 30.
eit for Bpen. FAINT en- 6alpisiter I Ser.
gus Talls ouerleuer bam. Be9rapelieu
blep bolot fra ben norf: lutberife &irte
Muota itite Meanoas, os ieroeles mango
Wenneiter tos Del. Bai. 8. S. So,
gen forrettebe. Ill.,, I~:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-21
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@eb NIT 6ien1 / l1nbermoob pil leg
2prba9 ben 7oe Mai SCI. 10 Torm. peb
offentlts Mutt,on felse SelpbinDer, 2
Slnamaif,ner, ! Snlfpplos, l Walk
ing>plos, Breattng, ,plos; l 6arD,
l np Diifbarp, ! Saamaittne (seeder),
! 6eferipe. 2 @ultipators, l Qumbers
ppgn, l Set Boblaber, Carriage, 2
Set Mrbetbsialer. &eni nieuaittne for
&orn, l Ylatformpegt, Spanb pop.
per, 4 Rier, ! &ute, Roseopne %
0armeopne, enbel anbet Snbbo, ct Bartt
hardwood lumber al. forfieQise 81,
lnenitoner os ct partt plpiebe @ulpborb
af baarot Gre. Sri Wtitbas It'll aQe.
8. s. 2ofetb.
@brts #Sobnion, Muttionsmefter. #5
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-21

General Grant. w@eneral Grant
par", flyer General 9orace Porter t
Mc@lures Masa5tn, vuben 11nbtaselfe
ben mef abioIut ianoferbise Monb, leg
noseni1noe trof iammen mee | offentltst
2tu. San par lite alene Ianbferoia
ielp, men ban bauoe Mffp for 1lanbs
ferbisbeb bos anbre." @n Mnetbote
belYier bette. s#@
Gn Da9. mems ban fab / fit @engs
perelie bet 6uibe 3us, buorben ban
bapbe truttet tts ttlbaee forat ftripe ct
Bubifab til &onsresien, braste en- Vie.
ner ct Sort irb. ~
@n officer, iom bapbe Eieneiie paa
Ben Glib, os iom iaa, at pref1benten
,tte pnifebe at bliue forfiyrret, bemer.
tebe til Eieueren: ~Sts, at YreFben@
ten lite er inbe.1 ."s. .>... ... ..ss "A
@eneral Grant bprte bette, % penbte
fig burtiet ON I Stolen os raabte tiI
Eieneren. !. !. :. +: :s.. \. n II.
rSts lite nosen iaaban cling! Seq
Upper ttte ielp, pg leg gnffer lite, at nos
aen anben ifal lppe for mi9!@
6pllfen Sfabe, at pt lite ! bet offents
lise zgip bar fere Wanb, ION q Zig
General @rant ! benne 6eu1etu6e. 555 0
Dur Dumb Mntmals, III
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-21
s5erens 5aus, @tnnetota, 21oe e4pri1 1904
Tobbolb. - @ptten Debstalb er olle>

Tobbolb. - @ptten Debstalb er olle>
rebe blepen rapporterebe Tom @eiultater
at TobbolbsSpil ben torlebne Seion.
Desuoen maa erinbres be mango Beus
brub. Qeobrub, Torfretntnser, Stram:
mer, 9iertefeil o9 anben 2eeemsifaoe at
ftprre eller minore Tartgbeb. Profes
ftenelle TobboloipiQere ipnes neiten at
pere ifolte af fine brubte Neier, fin
baltenbe Sang os fine vbIaa Dine~.
naar be BAR faaet bent Slas. % fore>
uiier benz meo liseiaa mesen Stolibeb
iom frantic oa tplte Duelanter, Der pa
raoerer meo fine fortortebe Dren, peft>
plottere os @tar.
st belt Mntal @ouegesTatulteter %
Breitoenter bar ubtolt fig I Tapsr af
5oobolb o9 bar anbefalet benne Sport
iom ct Miobel til at uppitle &arotter %
opmuntre til 2eeemsuopitlins oip. Oct
er bleuen uel antpbet af en- itarpfnbis
@ebatter, at @ouesesNuerterins t1aafe
tan uere en- al @ruubene, buorfor Sob
bolo opmuntres af beitemte Tatulteter,
ON bet lite ptrfeli9 er ben fornemRe
l1nbnp!bnins forat uebbliue meb benne
barbarilfe 2e9. Sn9en repreientatiu
meo1cinif Mutboritet bat uosenitnbe talt
sunitist ON 6oobolo 1om ct Mibbel til
lesemli9 Erainins os uouitlin9. menb.
lom uoieaes til at ipiue Toobolo, er
lite iaaoanne, i>m bebeuer 2egemspuels
fer; bet er iaaoanne. iom aQerebe Ct
ttette o9 trattt9e. De. lom mef bebe,
per XesemsueuitIins, bliuer ueeluttet
fra SpiQet os faar alene EtQabelie til
at iiboe ueb ueo Sioen at os raabe ouer
Stprren bos oeres robuite os tri9erife
Eammerater.
Stolebeifprelleu @bicago bar npIis
taset ct afsiort Stanbpuntt imob Sob
bolo os bar / benne 9enieenoe fat ct
uerbist @tsempel for andre Stoler os
@ouege>8tifprelier. 6obbolb opmun>
trer til Strib. Eratte, !. BrutaI,tet,
&n9east for 2tp, l1uorrenbeb meb !6ens
ipn til andres &ettiabeoer % Snteresler,.
Gambling os andre onpe 9tlbpieli9be.
Der %, &enbentier. Set er paa bet
Glib, at bette brutale Spil bliper fo,u:ft
fra ct cipili1eret 5amFunb.
(Good Health for 6ebruar.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-21

penter MI, at Eropper betpoelise
Mensber uil tttse ilanb paa 6alpeen
9tau Euns, ba man peb. at ct fort Mn>
tai Eransportitibe er Nerbeben af Din
&ow o9 Miu@wans. Mrmee: Offcererne
bar MI miolertibist uenbt fin Opmerf+
iombeb ira be laumenbe l1lptter fra
itfte l1se os be9pnber at forifrettes ouer
Sapaneiernes termobebe planer. fben
ben rusffe Ulaabe ueb Sort Mrtbur lite
len9er ffaar iom en- Erubiel mob Sapa<
neiernes Beitrebelier paa at lanb1ette
Eropper.
Den Tlaabe af Eransportit,be, TOM
befinber ts / yterbeben af Niu6mans
uogier efter be forifiel1tse &apporter
me0em 20 % 10 Stibe. Weebens bet
FORTE Gal naaffe er for fort, fumes bet
i1ftert. at Der talfalb er iaa mango, at
be fprer so, 900 Manb u,eb Ranoner,
9eife % fulb u6ru1tntns.
Set ipnes o9faa ianbipnlt9t, at itben
Sapaneierne agter at gaa ilanb paa
@eittpiten at 9alupen, maa Sapaneier>
ne baue til 9enitgt at atifiere &usierz
mes &ommunifattonsf sforbiubel1e meuen1
Mutoen os SPORT Mrtbur ueb at ftafe fig
en- 5orbinbelie meb ben Mrmee, iom 9ler
Torbereoeller til en- beiteut Tremrptning
ouer Dalu. Man antaser, at naar
oenne Tremrptntns iter, nil ber bliue
NOT al Blobsubspoelfe.
st Torips of Sapaneierne paa at
iette Chopper tlanb paa &piten af &o=
req mellem Sort Mrtbur % Dalu ben
l2te 9pril bleu binbret at @usierne.
@n iapanel1it Tlotille At Eorpeoobaabe
iptonerebe ubenfor Rpifen men blep
mobta9et meo en- ioa iuer Slo fra 2anb<
batterierne ueo EatuzSban, @btn=Eaiz
Nte. E@anbe % Beo15ino, at ben trat
fig t'lbase. e
Biceaomiral Eosos Tlaqffib tilbage>
talbte ba nj Eronsportiftbe, iom par paa
BET til at lanbiette Eropper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-21
Sport Greer, ". g.
9r. &ebattsr!

Or. JteOartDt! -
Om De tillaber &um for npele fae
0tuter / Deres arebe Blao, 1aa ten:te
ies, at 2eiere al Blaoet oe liseiaa pore
Senner omtrtn9 1noermeob, ior, bolber
Blabet, funbe faa bpre fra os o9 fra
oenne &ant af @taterne. 81 bor lise=
Iom paa @renblen melIem Mmerifa og
&anaoa. Det er temmeli9 lanst Iforbr
og mango ipnes, bet er ltot forlanstr
men bet gaar 10 an at 30 ber peiaa.
Tt bar nu peret Der 2 Mar, os ut oar
perst friffe bele Eiben. Seq tan title
1e mesen 'Sorffiel paa Der os Ottertail.
Tt bar bebre &lsmat Der. Det er lite
laa fclot ON Vinteren os lite beller laa
ftrens 9ebe ON @ommeren, 1om bet er
lensere Dit. s forrige @ommer par
bet 10 liot tprt paa Toriommeren, men
alttng pofite nomartet. Ser er Sorb>
bunben faalebes, at ben taaler mesen
Eprte, % liselaa tar ben imoo meset
@ano, fer bet sipr noseu Sfabe. Ders
for er Sorbbunoen gob.
Paa 9sifparten baube ri rieelte
&esn, os t September bapoe ri en- Sne>
form, iom leg bar feet ifrepet ON oe
imaat bisfuteret / Deres Blac. De
par 10 tnsen bps9elig @jeit at gao
tmpoe paa ben Narstib, men for os
Tarmere par bet aooe 2erepense. Set
er 10 Dumbeo at oriue paa os taite
Saafrp / Sorben iaalense uboper Come
meren. Stoft Mai er ient not. Set
par oslaa baarbt for Rreaturene, for
mango er 10 lt9eqplbise meo benz auise>
uel. Der saar Creature aoe belle W,ns
teren os faar blelpe fig ielu, bebft be
tan, os ginter er Der saaet mango
2ip. Det er buerten Dprenes eller
Stormens 5tplo (bet er @ierens), at
Dprene omtommer.
Meo 9enlpn til Brenbiel, iaa ct ut
meset belbt9 ifiqet. 81 bar ira II til
8 Mtl efter &ul, enten pt pil tiebe benz
EeHer sraps benz ielp.s jstlisber Di Ben, ~
iaa maa ut betale 81 so per Son, men
qrauer ri benz ielp, iaa fo1ter be tnsenz
ting. RuQene brenber ubmertet. Sea
liter bem bebre enb Web. Uinteren bar
peret milo, mea Siolteparten bar peret
iformfulb, % Mars tom Der en-
wtensbe Sne, % oa fan De tro, bet
fet, iaa bet par nelten bare 3ustaeene
at ie. 9&aar ginoen bleier, briuer ben
Sneen Dpnser imob 9ulene. bpor ben
feiter fig. Men MI er Meiteparten
imeltet bort taien, os ben imelter bper
Dag, men bet er meset 8anb I Sorben
os Toropbninserne, ,aa bet tar en- Glib
enonu, fer ri tan beapnbe @aaraannen.
tanbenbe baabe en- os to tiger.
eSeg baaber, Baptrfurpen er fulb.
@n uenIis 6ilien til l1seblabets 2es
iere o9 &eoattpr.
@pen 8. Stompro.
Portal, N. s., l3be Mpr. 'o4.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-21
par filter paa, at Seius elifebe benbe %
baube tilgtpet benbe. Sun ftpnbte fig
biem % fanbt fin Jaber.

o~~ <SS>#p"us - NOSIA9 S1IAeUe yCuOC W
baube ttlgtuet benbe. Sun fpnbte fe
biem og fanbt fin Taber.
%, Taber~. iasbe bun % rpnseo'
fine Mrme runbt om bans sails, rSelus
ellter misl San bar til9iuet mig nain'
Spnber. Seq bar paret uitittelig oe
ulpoi9 moo big os Mama. men leg ita)
lite pee bet mere" Qenbes beee Gaa:
rer falbt paa bans Mnitst, % ben ffertt
Mano bei,oe fig fielpenbe os utoite itt'
buao ban ffulbe i1se.
Stu, papa", fortiatte bun, vies On,
iter, at bu ifal sibre noaet for mig,
gtl bu lone mtg at qisre bet2@
9en gap ut 2efte, neften aoen al
teute.
v&om meb openpoa ba."
pan ful9te benoe no9et mob blfrebenet
op pda Rammeret.
Stu, Bapa", lasoe bun, y incl neb!'
Jan tunoe lite siere bet, iasbe ban.
vMen hu lousos bet, bu lopebe bet!'
iasoe ben lille guan9eliit.
9feo tom ban paa fine &ne, tnuae
iom bet tpntes bam al en- Sernbaano.
n8eo til Selus, papo! San elife'
be imaa Bern. os ban pil el tie Big"
Den isnoertnuite Mane tunbe tur
tonne, Der ban talbt neo paa @ulpet.
vBeb Selus at irelie bis". fortiatt'
ben lille Diicipel. v9an siorbe mi!
iaa lpttslis."
Ween ben cperbepilte @unoer funb,
tun fonne.
vStal leg saa % bente Nerertnoen?' p
butlteoe Barnet.
% net, lite benbe", iuttebe ben
tiempenbe Manb.
v@aa beo til Ssius", iasbe ben liQt
ueo bans @ioe. Sans Bprbe blep for
baarb at bore. vSa, saa os talb &c.
rerinben!" raabte ben ftattels rpitenbe
Spnber.
6un par netop iferb meb at patte fin
liue @oroerote Tor at forlabe 8pen, ba
Bubet tem. Qutlten Nnmobnins - al
saa ben os bebe for en- Ulano, iom bauoe
luttet @tolen for Bennens @tplo.
Det par en- ufor9lemmelis Mtten.
Benner bleu opIenots al ben fieluenbe
Bige os iaaoanne &aab eiuet. Iom Trel:
ltren sau benbe / iamme Stunb. Selus
uanet Sster bette GUS. 'Taoer. Wo.
Der o. Bern fanot Trelferen. 2erer.
tnoen bleu ienot ttlba9e til Stolen ubeu
noseniombelf Snottrentninser met
9enipn til re|isisit Mrbetbe. Det gobe
arbetbe fortlatte inotil femti par ou,.
uenbte. 9etltet berlist @eiultat al
Green's Preuelie (3ions 6eralb.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-21

@n moralit @aabe. Jplsenbe er en-
@aaoe, Der oaterer fig fra Olbtioens
Da9e: @u pis ManD bapbe ct Wtubu,
|om par en- Mlen breot % en- Mlen bpit.
Da ban enlfeoe mere Qps, 9iorbe ban
Wtnouet bobbelt laa fort, oe bog par
bsf7irenlbeles fun en- 94ten bett og en-
Mleu breot. 9uorbau git bet for ttg?
Deb ferite Dietaif iDnes bet umult9t,
at bet uirtelt9 funoe labe fig 9iore.
Tortlarinsen er, at 0inbuet oprinoelt9
par rubeformet os itillet paa fin Vintel F.;
bet par en- Mlen breot ps en- Mlen beit
tuersoper fra Bintel til Bintel. Da
bet bleu ubtaaret til en- &pabrat, er bet
pienipnlist, at 2psaabnin9en bleu bob.
belt iaa for iom tiblisere. uben at buer>
ten Uinbuets 9p,be eller Brebbe blep
roranbret.
paa famine Bis Ct bet. en- Del menb
% &ptnber faar 6obbelt iaa meeet uo af
Xiuet iom andre famine Etosrum. s0e
renter % ftprter 8looet ueo Brueen af
Dr. peter's &urito % npber iaalebes
COB 9elbreb, Der er 2ipets Solfin.
Dr. Petet's &urito bar ct &p, Der
itretfer fig oper ct bunbrebe Mar, for at
pere en- blobrenlenoe % belie9iuenbe
Mebicin. Oen 9iennemtren9er buer
Del al ben mennefeli9e Orsonisme,
ubbriper alle trenbeber at Blooet os
eipr bette iunot os lipsiuenoe. l1l,9
andre ferbislapebe Mebiciuer forbanb>
les ben lite at Mpotbetere. Sen tan
tun erboloes oirette fra Eabrttanten eller
siennem lotale Mgenter. 9pis tnsen
iaaban finbes Deres Mabolas, itrtu til
Dr. Beter Tabrnep, ll9-l14 Soutb
9opre Mue., Chicago, Su.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-21

@n frpstelts Sloebrano raiebe Tor>
retnin9sbelen af Bpen Eoronto I Onta'
rio. &anaba. Scat til isaar. Branben
opitoo &l. 8 Etrsbassatten, os ben rate=
be ubinbret enbba El. 8 teaarmorqes.
Sire Bper bar ienbt 9ielp til at futile.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-04-21

&epreientantbulets 2anbtomtte BAR
rapporteret 9unitist an9aaenbe @enatsr
@lapps Torila9 om at 9ipe @taten Mftn-
neiota 10000 Mcres af 2anb til Sore t.
Dtemeb. ..-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-09-01

Miss Marie Leake, of Atlanta, is Wis
iting relatives in the city.
Mrs, Hattie Dunwody Cole, of Chica-
go, is visiting Mrs. A. V. Cortelyou.
Mr. Lee farrell, who was operated
on for appendicitis last Thursday by
Drs. Nolan, Malone and Manget, is get
ting we'll.
The girl of sixteen may be as pretty
as pink and as charming as belle but
the true wife of forty or fifty is COM
fort and joy if not real luxury.
A number of young people gathered
their bathing suits and went to Joyner's
pond Thursday afternoon and took a
swim,
Sallie Green, colored, was arrested
by Constable w; A. Bishop on the
charge of stealing purse and 50 .25
from Mrs. D. F. McClatchey. The
purse was recovered but the money was
given by the negro woman to her uncle
who has gone to Alabama.
The city public schools open next
Monday with Prof. w. II. Dumas, SUP
erintendent, and an able corps of
teachers. Send pupils promptly on
that day that proper organization of
classes may be perfected.
Special Deputy Collector Crockett, of
Marietta, was in our section last week,
and succeeded in capturing a brandy
distillery, also Mr. Ramsey, who was
manufacturing the apple juice near
White Path. Don't fool with Crockett.
boys, for he sure will snake you in -
Elliiay Times.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-09-01
CASH IN ADVANCE.

A curious thing that comes very forci-
bly, to our notice is the fact that people
never question the requirements of
publishers of most magazines or Allan
ia newspapers that subscriptions must
be paid in advance And yet the coun-
try or local paper is far more in need of
the money than are the great dailes
and magazine. The latter have capital
back of them, while the country paper
usually has to hustle to get enough to
carry on its business. We wonder if
there are many of our subscribers to
whom it would make any particular
difference if they paid their subscription
in advance. 1t would only be small
amount to each subscriber but to the
publisher it means the loss of the use
of the total subscriptions of all sub
scribers and much time in collecting.
In the case of the News it amounts to
hundreds of dollars. Blakeiy News.
Suppose you cease to get mad with
the home paper when it is stopped for
your failure to pay in advance and pay
as promptly as you do for the Atlanta
papers. The Marietta Journal insists
that you treat the home paper as fairly
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-09-01

SPARTA, GA, August % "A farewell
reception was given Prof. w. Z. Dumas,
former principal Sparta High School,
at the Masonic hall. This was given by
the citizens of the town, as a slight APP
probation of their love and esteem
John D, Walker presided over the
meeting The following we'll known
gentlemen made impromptu speeches:
Judge Seaborn Reese. +. L. Little. Prof
Geo. White, Col. R. B. Harley, Rev
Ellison R. Cook and Geo. S. Nardeman.
Professor Dumas responded in happy
manner As further token of their
esteem silver table service was pre-
sented to Prof. Dumas. Prof. George
White, former graduate of Prof Dumas
school, made the presentation speech
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-09-01
RIGHT OF WAY OIL. & n.

A party in Marietta, who has right
to know, and who gave this story out
on the condition that his name be not
disclosed, says the following will be
the line of the right of way of the
Louisville and Nashville:
From Wetmore, Tenn, to Carters-
vile. Ga, from Gainesville to Kenne-
saw anu from Kennesaw on the west
side of Kennesaw mountain to Buffers
marble mills, just a few yards out of
the city limits of Marietta, and from
there to Atlanta, going into the new
depot.
A belt line will be run from HowelPs
station to property bought in West End
for freight purposes only. OF course,
he further declares that this route
hangs on the final decision in regard to
the Waverly property, for if this prop
erty is not allowed the Louisville and
Nashville they will go in Atlanta by the
West End way, for both freight and
passenger service, The first report did
not make the road run through Mari
eta, and the manufacturers of this
place are rejoicing over the fact that
the l.. & N, will touch here.
From the same party it is learned
that Mr., D. F. McClatchey, Sr.. of this
place, has already spent somewhat in
the neighborhood of 100000, and as
soon as he returns from Borden
Springs, Ala, where he is trying to re-
gain his health, he will again begin
buying property for the L. & n. right
of way.
If the Waverly place is not allowed
this company it will go to Atlanta d.
rect from Keunesaw and will not touch
Observation-Disclosures Correspondent of
Atlanta Journal.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-09-01
WELL KNOWN MICHIGAN MAN MAY
LOCATE IN GEORGIA.

Walter A. Smith, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, a we'll known citizen of that
town, was a visitor at the state capitol
Friday morning Mr.. Smith is on a
prosbectieg tour in the south as he con-
templates locating in Georgia. He has
been investigating the peach situation
in this state with view of setting out
peach orchard.
Mr. Smith is an interesting talker and
is delighted with the south. This is
his first visit across Mason's and Dix
on's line He says he was not surpris-
ed at the greatness of Atlanta as he
has constantly heard of the town.
ATLANTA is the best advertised city
of the south" said Mr.. Smith. Every
body north knows of Atlanta. | was
surprised to find the people spoke to
you down here whether they know you
or not, and the great absence of drink
ing was also a revelation. Then ! have
not heard any swearing on the streets.
| like the south very much and hope to
be able to locate here"
Mr.. Smith spent several hours in the
department of agriculture talking with
Assistant Commissioner Wright about
the resources of Georgia Atlanta
Journal.
Mr.. Smith is now visiting Marietta
and is we'll pleased with our town and
people. We hope he will locate here.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-09-01

Let it be repeated and understood
chat the prime reason why the state
levies and collects taxes for the main
tainance of public schools, is to make
better men and better women of the
boys and girls who attend them. The
strength of the state and the nation
lies in the character of the people and
of their homes, Tits not in large armies
and we'll equipped navies, these are
necessary; but what the country de-
ponds upon is its men and women. The
work done in the school room, by the
faithful, competent and conscientious
teacher, is peculiarly patriotic work
just as patriotic as that done on the
battlefield by the soldier
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-09-01

In our opinion lynching will never
stop in the South until the black brutes
cease TO commit the crimes that GAUGE
it. If this means the defeat of Dem
ocratic President among South-haters,
then the Southern people will protect
their wives and daughters if we never
have Democratic president. You
never hear of a law-abiding, industri-
Gus, weil-bshaved negro being lynched.
1t is always the trifling negro tramp,
Who commits the crime and suffers the
penalty.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-09-01
Local Items.

Mrs. A. NJ. Weems and children spent
several days in Atlanta this week.
Mr.. Max Dobbs, of Atlanta, was here
Monday.
The Methodist Stewards meet Thurs
day night at church, All urged to be
present.
The man who lies awake nights plan
ming how ne can beat some one out Of
a fortune is no idle dreamer.
Don't worry others with your troub-
les. If you must tell them, hunt up a
dummy ard talk until you are hoarse.
Because man is an old bachelor is no
criterion that he is gruff and crusty. He
may only have weak heart.
There is a decided dearth in local
news items and the newspaper man is
not responsible for it.
Mrs. Gibson, who has been visiting
her mother here, Mrs. Jane Glover, re-
turned to Dallas Texas, last Thursday
evening.
The North Georgia Methodist Confer
ence meets here in November. There
will be over 400 ministers and delegates
to entertain. 1t will push the capacity
of Marietta to entertain them, but it
must be done. Finding homes for them
will soon begin,
For SALE-Two horse power Kerosene
engine, for $50. 1t cost 1915. In good
order. Apply at Journal office.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-09-01

Tom Watson said he was "out Of pol
itics," and, if he had net been drawn
into a profitless race, he would have
lived in the hearts of his countrymen
but to espeuse cause that means the
defeat of Parker to elect Roosevelt,
places him in the background for all
time to come. He had his opportunity
to help the South elect Parker and he
threw it away.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-09-01
MRS. FRANK REYNOLDS.

The latest news from Mrs, Frank
Reynolds, who is in St. Joseph's In
Urinary in Atlanta, is that in the last
twenty-sour hours, her mind is perfect
ly rational and can give the particulars
OF the automobile accident. She is
strong and no operation will be neces4
sary, save treatment of one eye. 1t is
thought she will be brought home in a
very short time. This will be crafty
ing news to her many friends here.