The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-17

over the streets of the city and on top
OF the wagon was large cloth sign CIV
ing the Information that this enterpris-
ing firm sold these tabourettes at 25
cents or fifty g. G. G. trading STAMPS.
After thorough perambulation of the
streets, the loaded wagon was photo
graphed. 1t was unique and novel
method of advertising these goods and
attracted good deal of attention.
Carnes & Cheney are alert to business
and use every scheme to advertise, and
it pays. They are also believers in
printers ink and do liberal share in
that line. Live merchants make live
town.
ALL persons indebted to US for SUBJ
scription, job printing or advertising
will please call and settle at once.
Two fresh shipments of Wiley's can
az received weekly by w. A. Sans
& Co.
The amount of guano being sold by
the factories this year is very consider
able, and the amount of cotton that
gnano will be used to produce will like
wise be very considerable. Every
farmer is, stimulated by 1872 cent cot
ton to plant big crop for next seasons
gathering. Corn and meat will proba-
bly, be neglected and be much higher
than now. The all-cotton in the south
will be the means of reducing the
price of the feecy' staple unless the
Texas boil weavil is again in evidence
Huyler's. G. NJ. Crosby & Co.
We handle stoves that we guarantee
| the backs to last Is years.
North Georgia Supply Co.
We are informed that about fifteen
negro boys asked tram hand, one
night over week ago, to allow them
to get in an open freight car, on the
W. & A. r. r. and ride to Chattanooga.
He told them to 'get aboard" They
did so and he locked the car door and
carried them to Dalton, where he turn
ed them out, and the police arrested
them. A good radiance to Marietta.
The Mcneil Marble Co. will save YOU
money on Monuments. See them.
The city council at their last regular
meeting passed vouchers up retunding
money collected for the business occu-
pation tax, amounting to several hun
dred dollars. In an appeal case Judge
Gober decided that the city charter did
not give the city officials the authority
to levy and collect such business tax.
The council very properly refunded,
thus showing good faith in dealing with
the taxes.
The w. & A. railroad, it is said, is be-
ing double tracked between Marietta
and Atlanta, to accommodate the A.
K. & N, which will run over this track
about July 1st The freight on the
W.. & A. railroad is immense. The road
never did such fine business as it
is doing now.
Fine line of Huyler's candies just in.
q. NJ. Crosby d Co.
If you will try DIR. S. d. Rambo's
! guaranteed tooth brush you will always
continue to use them. For sale only
and guaranteed by G. M. Crosby & Co.
Mr. Ernest L. Withers, of Waynes-
vile, N. c., has taken a position with
j. w. Legg & Co., druggists, as book
keeper. He comes to our city highly
recommended in every respect. He
gives up a position in the Bank of
! Waynesville to come to our city. We
extend to him cordial welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Z. Wood, enroute
from Florida, spent the past week with
| their friends Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H,
Keller. He is the great Elgin butter
manufacturer.
The seventh district congressional
executive committee met in Rome last
Saturday and fixed the primary for
April Goth. Mr.. E. P. Dobbs and Mr..
Bud Moon represented Cobb county.
We will now open the season by serv-
ing ice cream and sberbets; the purest
and best. @. M. Crosby & Co.
We have six different kinds of cotton
planters and guano distributors,
North Georgia Supply Co.
If you didn't register last year and
want to vote in the April primary you
must register before the 10th of April or
you will be debarred from voting. See
the tax collector and register
Mr.. L. S. Cox announces his candi-
dacy for coroner in this issue. He is
/ one-armed Confederate veteran, wor-
thy citizen, and would appreciate the
! support of the people.
MONEY TO LoAN.-I can make loans as
seven per cent. on good real estate at
security. Loans on farming lands a
speciality. 1t costs nothing to see me