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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-10
WESTERN LEAGUE

Des MoInes 8, Sioux City 2.
Denver st. Joseph 0.
Omaha s, Colorado SPRINGS q
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-10

Kansas City .......0 i 70 81
Stolen bases, Isvmer 2, Bridwell 2, Wrigley.
Hill 2sEewee; sacrifice hit, Yeager; frst base on
balls OF olmsted 4, off Frantz 3; twobase hits,
NarfiDz Butler; three-base hit, Friel; hit by
struck out by Ol1nsted I, by Frantz 8. Time,
1:45. Umpire, Killen.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-10

amounts on his horse at the Gravesend
track, but after the Brighton meeting be-
gan everything went wrong-Stuyve was
beaten repeatedly, and he lost heavily on
other horses. Lanterman is credited with
owning much real estate in Chicago.
New YorlS, Aug. 81. j. Ryan, the
plunger, sailed for Europe last Saturday
after bidding good to a few intimate
friends on Broadway, and incidentally cleo
trifying the calloused highway with
glimpses of his almost fabulous wealth.
BY what liner he took passage, Ryan did
not confide even to his nearest friends,
but exhibited tickets and said he had paid
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-10

ROBERT AN zAGRARIAN.
Bob Fitzsimmons has bought a farm
in Jersey. There's one melon patch
. that the kids of the neighborhood will
let severely alone.
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LEAP YEAR SOCIETY ITEM.
s. Roy Buck of Belvidere4 was .Ethe;
guest OF Miss Ella Morris Sunday.
McHenry County lIll) Republican.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-10
NORTHERN LEAGUE

Winnipeg 0-3. Fargo 2-7.
Duluth II, Crookston 4.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Cleveland 6. New, York 8.
Detroit 4, Boston 2.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York 8. st. Louis 8.
Pittsburg q, Philadelphia 4.
y Boston l. Cincinnati D.
Chicago Z, Brooklyn 4. .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-10
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY,

GAMES TODAY.
Minneapolis at Louisville.
st. Paul at Toledo.
Kansas City at Indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Columbus.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-10

GAMES TODAY
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-10

GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-13

T HE French are making their
latest and most exquisite
lingerie in the new shade
known as Algerian blue.
Some lovely models are seen in
pink and other pale shades Qor
tints are the novelty of Che hour,
but far and away the largest por-
tion suggests by its coloring the
deep, yet pale. blue of a North
African landscape.
A soft, clinging 1880 gown worn
over stiff aggressive lingerie means
an entire effect spoiled. The most
recent underwear is all being built
in accordance with this principle of
costume.
1t is soft. flexible, graceful. as
the 1880 skirt or peierine.
The most plastic OF mulls are the
approved fabrics. and it is with
these that the home copyist will
have most success. p
For the new idea is one that any
woman who loves dainty things
be she 4OOo miles from Paris-can
initiate for herself.
To-day's illustrations. which are
made from actual French photo
graphs, will help her u immense
~ in applying the new touches
which mean so much.
.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-19
Sentfd eranBelifcj lntberiTdje ct.
eIpAanneSs@enteiftn

gde @ueoa= unb Siib< Brela.StraBe.
Optics #: Seoen 5ountag Inn
q IL ubr.
Sonntaesirbule: Seben Sountae
nm q 10 llbr.
gsabreno Der 8aiiions3eit @DttesbenSt
Ieoen W2itttuDd N6enb um llbr.
WaRuuH9 3l4 SiinsSreias Gtrase.
.. 6artmann, 9afiOr.
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Cine 9lbSd,rift hpr @ntsd,eihu

= Cine Gbihrift Der @ntIheiouno
oeS Saaaer Shieosgerihts in oenl
Weneauelas Streit 1T i'm Gtaatsoe.
partement ein9etroffen. Die Gnt.
iheioung entbdlt nibts, mas nidt
bereits Die areBoepeiben berihtet
batten. 3unddit meroen Die elf
Wfdbte, oeren S0roernngen ourdD
oas Tribunal erleoiat muroen, bic
Soften au sablen baben. Nuf bic
Yer. Staten oiirften uneefdhr $500
entfallen. auBeroem bat iebe gea.
tion ibre Spesialpertreter Ielbit su
be5ablen. 8apne Mc0eaeb, Der Die
Ter. Staaten Dertreten batte, reidte
benz Staatsoepartement eine 9tedls
nuna i'm 8etrage BON $25, 900 elm.
Die 8eiammtlumme, melde oas
Sbieoeeribt ben elf Mahten All.
ipra6, belduft iih auf $40, 900, 900,
tposDn bic 6alfte auf Die 8lodaoes
tttadte entfdllt. Die sSoroerungen
Der leBteren tueroen Suerit beeliben
uno awar aus Den 8oIleinnabmen
Der 0afenpldbe 2a @uaDra uno
Bnerto @abello. Dies miro sebn
Sabre in Iniprub nebmen unh oann
erit erbalteu Die ,anoeren Wiahte.
oarunter AUDI Die Ser. Staaten, ibr
@el1.
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gtaiens poer Sals satarrb miro
lofert beieitigt uno permanent furirt
our6 "SprU ssormalin" (Gimer
q SImeno). 8. s. 9 dl mint,
Naent, 0pnIton, Teras.
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Uabrtt btnein-es tit bod Elm @!usqang
na4 Der Waiferfeite-ntht pu6r2-
MAIDEN bann bas 8orbertbor auf unb
trtben bic gr3ebenten nit je einem
3ug na9 betben @etten ausetnonber.
Der brittle 3ug befeBt inaipif1en ben
Tborausgans unb forgt, bob bic Or
better tpnen fi4 unbefdfttgt entfernen
fbnnen!!@
Ser 5auptmann falutirte nnb lteb
tetme 9euie In bte @eitensaife am Wafz
fer einihDenten, @tn 0aufen balba
DA9fger 8nrfhen, bic bas Man1Der
Ysrfolst, rannte unter sellenbsm Ger
i@rei nit ber Neutgteit babpn.
@s nor tnssptf9en DDIlie bunfel gez
porben. MiiHam arbeitete fib bic
Rpmpugnte burd ben beinahs fubbDbeu
4lamm Der ungepflafterten, inen=
f4enleren Gafe, gnbltdb ipar man
bel Der 9tuierpforte angelangt, po
StDifAen 5ipst 59ubleuten ein berft5rt
ausfebenber Ronforsft NIT etner 6odas
sebpbenen Gaterne itdnb. ,sSsn @eiben
afeBt-re9taum!1 flang bas aonls
Indnbo, unb 5u ie breien, bas @etpebr
tt ber 6eHb, paub ft6 bic 8ompass
gae tn bas DeitI6afise @etptrr Der ga
brstgebdube btnetn.
Quf ben erften Bid fonnte btes
Ourdeinanberrasen srauer Gteina
pdnbe an bic Raferpe ertunern. Qlber
BITE Ruierne mar ittu TIM @erglet9 8u
bem 0Grm, Der etnt1ntg unb RATIOS
aser utfes erfiilts. Denn gearbetiet
tpurbs beute gerabe, ben @tritenben
gum Srps! gtn bun1pfeg, unbeittmtnz
tes, erf9iittsrnbes Drummer sina
bur3 bic RGume bin, unb in biefem
4dfNauten DrDbneH f9ten alles Inn.
hhttr, BITE 8eniter, BITE Wanbs, bas Gistns
pflafter bss 9ofes mtt3utltrren unb
mtt5ufhninger. Da lu1b bort fiel aus
aerfprunsenen, NIT papier Dsrtlebten
S4eiben elm blutrpt6er Geuertesel In
bic Ra4t binaus, Die bf9t baneben
allss tn bide f3par5e GinierntB sez
Mat belt, unb in benz @9etne fab
man tnnsn BITE boftts bur8sinanDer
furreaben Sreibrtemen unb bic mdtten,
erbtbten, gefdlpdr5ten Menfden, bic
fn apif9en ibnen beipegten. 0p4
oben f4tug aus ben S9loten BET
GIammenslon5 audenb aum Na9tbims
mel, nnb aus tim fentte ii4 Elm @es
fptHtnel fltner slutbrotber qt1rtttten
lgEgfam gu 8oben unb erlof1 IN ben
Sltg tn, alien Sarben fptegelnbsn Eilrn<
peIh, BE iiberaQ ben 9of bebedtsn.
Metttr unb tpefter gtne es stpif9en
hstt MerfftGtten ndd borne.
(6urtiebuna fDIqt.)
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9rdftige 0N prte
lteberscmsem jeSen Sam Mntpmiuer
9eSer.

leberSeugung fotat iolhem eemalz
tigen Betueis, tpie er bier ae9eben
miro. GDr Dem 3eugniB bieiiaer
gintpobnsr iolfte ieber 2meifel
ihpinoen. 2eiet uno iebet, Db 8ueiz
fel beiteben fann, eegeniiber oteies
3euaniiies.
q. 5eibel, elm ebemafieer Giebs
su6ter, 311 SnoianazStraBe, iaot:
@enn i6 niGbt 9ana aetpiB pdre,
oaB DDan g. 9ieren Billen
mir gebolfen bdtten, piiroe ib es
nibt iaaen. Sd bate 9tiidenibmerz
gen in oer@egeno oerNieren felt 3 biz
4 Sabren, AUDI anoere 9lnseiAen
oeuteten oarauf bin, baB, Die geieren
oanon bic uria9e ieien. Seitoem
td nun 3 Dan Neterenz8 8ils
len gebrauhe, fiible ib @rlei6te=
rung uno bin iiberaeu9t, oaB fie elm
pirflibe6 6eilmittel fir bic geieren
iino. Wein Stat lit: r@ebet gu 5ie
iber & Springallas Gpotbete, bers
lanet Doans Nterens Sill
len uno oeren @ebraud miro &e=
iultate, berporbrin9en, Die gritaunen
erreaen.
grbdltlib bel allen DrDeuiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wtiuburn
60. in Buffalo, g. g., aIIeiniee
Ngenten fiir bic Ser. Stdaten.
GereeBt nibt ben Namen Ooan
uno acceptirt fein Gubftitut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-19

Die 5taot Butte in Montana lit
pon elmer arOBen @efabr beorDbt.
S9on Dor mebreren Sabren mahte
ii6 elm beoenfliber @rbrntfd bemert.
bar. S0eben lift entoedt poroen,
oaB in orei aanaen StraBenaeplerten
atpiid)en Der WtDntana- uno 0pos
ming. StraBe 6itlih uno tpeitliA uno
atpilden Der Barf= uno Quarrns
StraBe n6rslid] unb iiioliG bas
StraBens sNipeau tpieoer um mebrere
Boa geiunten lit. Die StraBenbabn=
aelelle iino oaourh an perlhieoenen
Stellen oerartig uerihDben tuorSen,
oas fie niht befabren tperoen fonus
ten uno Die @afierr6bren unter Der
Wpuming' StraBe itno aeplabt. Butte
1T ouf einem 9iigel aebaut uno man
befiirbtet, oaB oerielbe friiber ober
ipater gdnslib suiammenitiirset uno
pen grDBten 3eil Der Staot in einen
Tritmmerbaufen oertpanoeln tDnnte.
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Gin graueriptel ahaefpennet.

n@eraoe nod i'm lebten Moment
muroe uuier fleiner &nabe gerettet!"
ihreibt Srau IS. @attins BON Blea=
iant gitp, Sbip. Die 2unaenents
5anouna batte ibm arg raitoeipielt
uno er tuuroe auBeroem n0n einem
furAtbaren 0uiten eeplaet. Oie
Nerate bebanoelten i'm, aber es
uuroe nit ibm i9linmer pDn Taq
au Gage. S6lieBlib perluhten mir
Or. &ings Weue gntoedung fir
Sbminoiuht uno unier 9iebline
tDuroe gerettet. gr lift iebt eeIun6
uno n1unter. Seoermann iolIte
tDiilen, oaB oieS Die einsige Sur fir
5uiten, @rfaltunaen uno ale 2un>
sDefbmeroen lit. @arantiert ourA
S. &alteDer & GDbn uno NoDlpb
DreiB. Np0tbeter. Nreis so Gents
uno $l.00. Brobeflaichen frei.
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@om SriessidampIate.

3mei foreaniihe @rpBpiiroentrde
ger. Der General gi6ant @umen uno
oer 8ansler 0ant Sanf, baben lih
aus sSurbt bor ben Sapanern nit
bent anerifaniidben &reuser rgincin=
natl" nab @be 5u gefliihtet.
Cine Depeid5e aus gDfiu mel
bet, oaB ale ruiiiihen Truppen, nit
Iusnabme BON 200 &Dlateu, iiber
ben galu 5urIdeeganeen ieien.
Der .8etit Barifienne" tpiro
aug ct. Betersbura telearapbiert,
Dab oaS rufliihe @ei9maoer Wlaois
tu0itDd nerlaiien babe.
Berittene tnanol@urii@e &duber
iollen in BET @abe uDn Sort Nrtbur
einen ruiiiihen 8Drpoiten iiberfallen
uno aus ieiner Stelluna uertrieben
baben.
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Giue peroadtiae 9(mfter

uno elm nibt gang eutes 81 tuiirbe Nies
ntanb 81 iich nebmten, unb oDrh fiiGIen
9eute ibre Mdgen NIT alien SDrten efel~
batter Guadialbereien an, bic Nr5eneien
beiBen. Nun. bic 8ernbar6tner M6nbe,
tuelc5e bic Brieiter, @elehrten uno Doc
tDren bes IL. Sahrbunberts tpareu, ipiir.
ten ben Gnfang BON &ranfbeiten in IT.
gen6 elmer unre9elmaBi9feit Der 2eber
ouf, uno inbem iie i'm 8Han5enrei6 nacb
9eilmittel iucbten, erinnnen iie, mas
beute als nSt. 8ernaro's @rauterpi[len
befannt iit, unb 10 popular uno erfolg~
reid tuor 6ns, oaB es Sabrbunoerte lang
ei,l spirtlibes l1miberial Seilmittel oe.
nannt tpuroe. 0ie ct. 8ernarb's &rdu~
terpillen hoben als elm 2eber S3equli~
Eunasmittel niBt ihreseleidben.
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GifenbaDu TaDrzYMn.
5. q o. u. 8ab,,.
q B ia hrt.

gtaH alien NDrosG eras~ Banften
., .:................ .7.UO Borm.
geoh ct. Souls, Mempbis uno benz
Often. ..................12. II. 40 Wtittaas.
yte9 0orb<Seras, Santa Sc unb 5riscoe
puntfen. 800 Nbenos.
9tad ct. Souls, gSacD uno benz Often
.................... Is Nben6s.
Naet1 Sareoo uno DferieD. 900 Born1.
Nntunft.
8on ct. Souls uno oem Ohen. Z. 30 BDrm.
Son NDroeSeras, Santa Sc unb Trisco.
:, Buntten ..................8. .8.45 Bprn.
SoH loeolen Buntten .......7. 40 Mbeu6s
gon ct. Souls uno bem Often. g. 10 Gbbs.
Son sareoO un6 Werito. =. II. 80 geahn,.
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goutbern 0aeifie 8ab,,.

Nbfahrt.
Rad] Netu Orleans, SouHon uno Col.
oelton td9lIdb. 40 8prn.
uno 900 Nbenos.
Mab eagle SaB, 81 Baio. galifornien
uno WeTtt0 .............. 800 BORN.
Nntunft.
80n 0etp Orleans, S0uiton uno @ol.
oeltoa t69ltdb. b...........7.40 Mprgens
nno 600 Nacbm. bm......................
SOn Vi Baio, Golifornten unb NaeritD
"..........,........ $500 Nbenbs.
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Mnfunf
9. u. & u. q. 8abm.
wy
u btabrt.

U U Z u
Nab Gnero, gpafum, SDufton uno Col.
pelton, td9llcb. ............9 800 S0rm.
nno 9.45 Nbenos.
Wacb @0rpus gbriitt, &Ddpert unb Bee
- oiue ta9lltb. ..............2.l Is Nacbm.
ytacb Bbrue uno Sferrnille, tdglicb ......
., .................9 1926 Born.
Rarb 8brne uno 8errpille, Gamstags 3.45
yfathm. Gntunft MOntass $50 Gbenbs
Nnfunft.
S0n @uero, gloetum, 6ouiton unb Sol.
oeron, ta9ltcb. ......7.45 Mpreens
un6 $50 Mbenbs.
Son Gorpns Gbriiti, &odpprt un6 See
- oiue ta9lt9. 1876 Rabm.
WOn 8brne nno 8errnile. taslib. -.
47'... ..................7 Nbenbs.
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0imIaDMtta:

NIe 9ameraoen Der Snoianers
Expedition unter General
M iles uno 9 eneral Wi Cain
3 lie i'm Sabre l 874 iiber Die 2lano'
@itacaoD iino freunolihft eriubt. ibs
ren alten &ameraoen 8Dots an
Der sc 0 Dro 0 ite It e Der II. une
Wartts StraB Be in ct. 2ouis,
M 0. Su beiuben.
Die alte alma niro reproou.
5iert uno ole 2DnesS tars5laQs
ge miro gub ben @ee 5eiaen.
9loreiie:: 0. Langs Wine & Liquor Co.
sS. 8. 2anae. 8rei. (Boots).
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Gs rettete ieiu 8etu.

IS. y. 9anfortb BON Ga Strange,
Georgia, litt iehs Waunate lang an
elnem furbtbaren freiienoen Gbaoen
am Bein. Qber er ihreibt, oaB i'm
uWudlenS Nrnicas Salbe" innerhalb
BON 5 9aaen gebeilt babe. SIR 6ers
artige Sbdoen. fuie @unoen iibers
baupt, iopie fir 6dmDrrbDioen iIt
oies ole bette Salbe in Der @elt.
0ur Is Gents. 8u baben in Der
Ipotbefe bon S. Salteper & Sobn
uno No0lpb Orei6.
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W. St. 4 Z. sabu.

Nbfabrt.
0ab g8aco, Sort 8Drtb, Dallas, Ran{as
gttp, ct. Souls uno Chicago, taslicb,
(Sunlet Depot) ......... 5. so Qben6s.
G0cal8ug oia SmitbnilIe. .....7.50 Born
Nutunft:
Bon gbica9O, ct. 9ouis, Ranias G1ifb
Dallas, Sort S8ortb unb 8ac5, f6oIieb
(Snniet 9epot) .......7 80 W{oroens
Gocal5ua pia SmithpillS g25 gbenhs
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8aif ebpre 8abm.

b a brit.
gab 9apernia, Sutberlaub Sprinas
St9fea'e, tdelteb, b,.........8 500 8Drni,
MHtunft.
Sqn Stodoale, Sutherland Springs unb
Gaoernta. t1alich. ....2:3O Wad,rn.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-02-25
Fun SUPREME.

That is about the only adequate term
with which to describe the performance
of Billy Kersands and his big Georgia
Minstrel Company, who will be at the
opera house next Friday night, 18th.
There is not dull moment from the
rise to the fall of the curtain and your
merriment is only interrupted by the
best specialties ever seen in any min
strel organization. The performance
of Kersands' MINISTRIES are such that
any lady can attend without the slight
est fear of offense and special invita-
tion is extended to attend. Billy Ker-
sands will be seen at every perform
ance, assisted by Marsh Craig, the
wonderful contortionist, Cook and
Jones, greatest of buck and wing dane
ers Kid Langford, eccentric CONNIE
dian, and the Alabama Quartette and
the four Housely Brothers, the finest
musical act now before the public.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-02-25
DEATH OF MR.. ]. P. REED.

Mr.. J. Posey Reed, aged about sixty
years, after a long illness, died at his
home in Acworth on last Thursday
morning The deceased was former
resident of MONDAY settlement and
was well and favorably known as an
upright, intelligent and worthy citizen.
He was a member of the Baptist church
and was faithful and uncompromising
in his Christian principles. He leaves
a wife and four children, DR.. Jesse A.
Reed and DIR. w. r. Reed, of Acworth,
Mrs. j. A. Benson, of Marietta, and Mr..
Fred C. Reed. He was a brother OF
Mr.. John l.. Reed and Mr., j. w. Reed,
of Marietta. His funeral took plsce on
Friday last, Rev. E. M. Dyer officiating.
Our sympathy to the bereaved rela-
tives is extended.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-02-25
SPRINGER-HUDSON.

The marriage of Rev. j. E. Hudson,
of Adairsville, Ga, and Miss Mamie
Springer, of this place, took place
Wednesday, February oath, at one
o'clock, at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Dobbs. Rev. G. E. w.
Dobbs performed thesceremony, The
bride is most amiable and estimable
young lady and will make happy the
life of the most excellent gentleman
with whom she has linked her destiny.
The groom is Baptist minister at
Adairsville and stands deservedly high
in the esteem of the people After the
ceremony most excellent repast was
served. The happy couple left Wednes-
day evening for the home of the groom
in Adairsville. Our best wishes attend
them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-02-25
DEATH OF MRS. GEORGIA sEwELL,

Mrs. Georgia Sewell died on last
Thursday morning at the residence of
her sister, Mrs p T Handy, in this city,
after long illness. She was So years
of age. She married Mr.. Win Sewell
and moved to Texas, where he died a
number of years ago. She returned to
this city where she resided until her
death. She was a sister of Judge
George F. Gober and ..Mr. Will Gober,
and was a most estimable woman.
She was a member of the Methodist
Church andl lived an exemplary Chris
tian life, Her funeral took place at
the residence of Mrs. P. T. Handy on
Thursday afternoon, conducted by Rev.
Fletcher Walton and Rev. J. H. Patton.
The interment was in the city ceme-
terry. Our sympathy is extended to
the bereaved relatives.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-02-25
AN ATTRACTIVE WINDOW.

The show window of Mr.. Fred Schil-
lings hardware store has in it some
skilIful and ingenius work in the way
OF building material and farm imple-
ments, used in constructing a dwelling
house, barn, or stable, with horse en-
tering the same, an elevator to lift hay
to the loft; underneath a shed is bale
OF cotton on which is sitting the insep-
arabic companion, southern negro
there is also a woodpiIe with an ak
ready for use well house. bucket and
chain, a pen with fat Berkshire there
in; a horse drawing a wagon load of
wood from the forest; blue grass
yard and avenues; ducks feeding on
the grass; the yard enclosed with wire
fence, gates made of hinges field be-
ing cultivated, horse and pillow and
guano distributor conspicuous therein,
and other adjuncts that go to make a
complete farm home, inviting and at
tractive. 1t must have required good
deal of thought and patience to con-
ceive and execute so striking picture
Of the toy makeup. 1t is certainly very
creditable to Mr. Fred Schilling, Jr.,
and the mechanics in the sEop who
"builded so we'll"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-02-25
A GREAT MINSTREL SHOW.

1t is with great pleasure Manager
Black announces the engagement here
for Friday night, 26th, of that we'll
known Minstrel Comedian, Billy Ker-
sands, and his own big minstrel COM
panY, who have delighted the amuse-
ment lovers of all the larger cities, and
on whom the press everywhere has be-
slowed lavish praise. The company
this season is composed of the best
known colcred minstrel stars. They
present a bright new entertainment,
replete with the latest music, songs and
novelties. Billy Kersands will appear
at every performance and there is no
better known comedian in the minstrel
world than our old friend Billy, with
his broad and happy smile. Don't for
get the date.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-02-25
MILAM-HUGHES.

The marriage of Miss Laura Milan,
of this place, and Mr.. Homer H. Hughes,
of Live Oak, Fla, formerly Of Ellijay,
took place Wednesday afternoon, 18th,
at the residence of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Milan. Rev
Fletcher Walton performed the cere.
rnony. The bride is a very pretty, ami.
able and charming young lady and i:
greatly admired by large circle Of
friends. The gentlemanly groom is {
most excellent and worthy young man
The happy couple left on the evening
train for the land of flowers" theil
future home. Our best wishes follow
them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-02-25

Mrs. A. S. Clay, wife of Senator A. S.
Clay, of this state, is i'll at her apart
ments at the Cairo, in Washington, of
the prevalent disease, pneumonia.
Pneumonia has destroyed more people
at the capital this season than any
other disease has ever been able to take
away in the same time. Mrs. Clay is a
Georgia lady, and she has many friends
and relatives in this state, who will
learn with regret of her illness. 1t is
not yet known positively that her i'll
ness is serious, and the people of her
native state hop that she will escape
any serious consequence Atlanta Con-
stitution.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-02-25
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Mrs. Murphy, of Atlanta, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs G. w. Carter.
Mr.. Johnnie Clay and family have
returned from Atlanta to stay.
Four furnished or unfurnished rooms
for rent. Apply to l. w. Smith, Whit
lock avenue.
Johnnie Barnes and Duwald Napier,
formerly with Florence, King & Co.,
are now clerking at Mr.. Walter Sans
drug store. and Harry Lawhon is with
j. w. Legg & Co IS drug store. These
are all nice, bright boys and will make
their mark in the world.
Mabel, the twelve year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Moore was at
tackled with a severe case of mastoiditis,
and on last Saturday DR.. c. H. Fields,
of this place, and DIR. J. Il. Duval,
of Atlanta, performed an operation,
cutting into the head back of the ear
and let out the pus that accumulated
The operation was successful and the
little sufferer is getting along all right
The old Glover Machine Shop and lot,
fronting the w. & A. r. r., on Whit
lock Avenue, was sold at public outcry
on Thursday morning, Sheriff Frey
being auctioneer. The new company
having bought land and built new shops
on the w. & A. r. r. about half mile
below town, had no use for the old
shop and put it up to the highest bid
der, and was bought by Mr.. H. G.
Dobbs for $500. 1t is two and half
story brick building with an "L", and
is splendid piece Of property.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-02-25
For Tax Collector.

To the Voters of Cobb County-With
heart full of gratitude for past favorS,
and with consciousness that have tried
to do my whole duty as an officer, |
hereby announce myself candidate for
reelection to the office of Tax Collector
of Cobb county and most earnestly ask
the support of my fellow citizens.
j. H. MURRAY.
To the Voters of Cobb County: l
hereby announce myself as candidate
for Tax Collector, subject to the Demo
cratic primary, and solicit your votes,
H. B. CLAY.
To the voters of Cobb county, here
by announce myself candidate for
Tax Collector subject to the Democrat
ic primary, Your vote and influence
will be appreciated and not forgotten
after the election.
@. J. SHELvERToN.