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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-16
MaCland.

Died-On Monday morning. March
9Th, Mrs Julia A White, wife of Mr.
Thomas White, died at their home
near here. Mrs White was 81 years of
age, had been a member of the Presby-
terian church since her 10Th year. She
was loved by large circle of friends,
as she was true. good Christian
woman, The funeral took place at the
church here, conducted by Rev. II B
Seawright, assisted by Rev p A Kel-
lett. large concourse of sorrowing
friends attended her funeral. Many
beautiful flowers were on her casket.
She leaves husband and eight childs
rem to mourn the loss of an affectionate
wife and mother. Our deepest sympa-
thies are extended to the sorrowing
ones.
Mr. Luther Rice won the gold medal
at school last month. He is now clerk
ing for ] i Butner q Co., at Powder
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs Wiley Petty. of Atlanta,
are spending sometime With Mrs Eu-
genia Petty.
We regret to learn of the sickness of
Mrs Simon Weatherington. Ruby.
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Lost Mountain.

In our weather report last week it
should have read maximum temper
AZURE IS degrees the 9th, zero the ID,
five sleets, snow the 9TH, 18th and
18th.
Died-On the 9Th inst, aged SO years,
after lingering illness of several
months, Randolph Parker Dobbins.
He was member of the Presby terrain
church and Mason. He was buried
at Midway by that fraternity on last
Thursday afternoon. Rev II B Sea-
right conducted the funeral. We ex-
tend our sympathy to the Borrowing
mother and family.
1t seems the Journal has TO enlarge
it's size to make room for the news and
advertisements This is COED evidence
of its prosperity and popularity.
Mrs Lizzie Kehely is able to go on
crutches.
Mrs Omer PIckens gave the ladies a
quilting on last Thursday and party
for the young people at night
Seed potatoes are in demand.
Evidently the farmers intend to sup
plement their cotton crop with pota-
toes.
The elections are over, but Cobb's
political factions are still lighting.
Allen.
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Smyrna.

Miss Mary Joe Reed is visiting rela-
tives at this place.
Mr.. L D Gulley, prominent citizen
OF North Carolina, visited Smyrna last
week, the guest of his son. Mr. Louis
Gulley.
Miss Mary Fleming leaves for several
days visit to friends in Valdosta, this
week.
Mr. Bob Fleming and bride are stop~
ping with Mrs Matte Lawlar. Bob is
as happy as school boy when vacation
day arrives, and wears smile limited
to the distance of his ears.
Mr. John Hudgins, of Moorsville. Mo,
one of the pioneers of the days of 40,
when the California gold fever struck
the country is visiting his son, Mr. H G
Hudgins, at Ellerslie Farm.
NickaJack Lodge No. SO held its regu-
lar session last Saturday night, con-
ferred first degree on candidate, after
which the officers of the Lodge treated
all present to fine buffet lunch. 1t
was quite surprise but nevertheless
heartily enjoyed, Critic.
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PROF. FALCONER.
Superintendent Of Public Schools, Wa
terford, n. Y. Advises all Run
down Debilitated People to
Take Yinol.

From men of different profession
all over the country come such enthu-
siastic words of praise for our famous
Cod Liver Oil preparation. Vinol. that
there is absolutely 10 room for doubt
regarding its virtue.
Prof. Falconer writes: For some
time | suffered with general debility
and a.run down, depleted system. I
tried many remedies without benefit :
but Vinol has built up my rundown
system and made me well and strong.
l consider Ninol the most valuable
preparation of cod liver oil, the best
tonic, strengthener and body builder
known to medicine, and I heartily
recommend it to every person in need
of good blood tonic and vitality max
err"
Our Ninol cures conditions like this
because it contains in concentrated
form all the vita:principleS OF cod liver
oil, but not drop of oil to nauseate
and upset the stomach and retard it's
work. Vinol is delicious to the taste.
We guarantee that Ninol will create
strength for old people, weak, sickly
women and children, and after a severe
sickness as nothing else can.
Vinol will also cure hacking coughs.
chronic colds. all throat and bronchial
troubles. We return money il it fails.
G. Nj. Crosby 4 Co., Druggists.
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Powder Springs.

DR. J S Vaughn. is building a beauti-
tiful six-room house north of town on
Lost Mountain road, just east of the
cemetery.
Mr. B G Dunlap, our clever cashier,
returned to his duties in the bank, but
lie still suffers with his foot
Mr. Joe Campbell left last week for
Rockmart, to engage in farming with
his brother
Mr. Luther Rice has accepted "a posi-
tion as clerk with l. Butner & Co., of
this place. Mr. Luther is one of our
best young men; in fact, he has but
few equals. We would advise some
other boys to model after Luther.
Mr. ard Mrs Wylie Petty. of Atlanta,
were here visitingLlast week. All glad
to see them.
We are glad to state that Mr. J c
Butner is able to be out on the streets
again, after being confined to his bed
for some weeks.
Mr. Charley Camp is having the old
Stoyall house remoddled, and will
make it one of the prettiest re sidences
in town He and his mother will move
in real soon, so he says-but-
Mr. Dave Miller has bought the home
Just west of DR. Middlebrook' for his
mother, and has built another room,
which helps the looks of things.
Captain O A Y Rose, of Atlanta, has
arrived to spend the summer with u.s.
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AcWOrfh.


in Atlanta.
Mrs R F Cason has returned to Car
tersville.
Miss Ticcia Johnson and her father
ars visiting relatives in Atlanta
Mr. and Mrs II d Bowls of Atlanta
spent Sunday here with Mrs. Nellie
Reynolds. ''0
Mrs H E Kerley and children, of Ma
rIe:ta, visited her mother, Mrs NJ K
Williams. here, this week.
Mrs John Awtrey of Marietta. visit
ed her parents here last week.
Mrs w f Williams, of Marietta.
visited her mother, here, last week.
Mrs John Barton and children, OF
canton, are visiting Mr. H NJ Putnam
Mrs Benson, os Marietta, visited her
mother, Mrs Reed, here, last Sunday.
Mrs I.ondy Smith, of Atlanta, is visit
ing her parents here.
Mrs Wilson has returned from Flori-
day.
Joe McEver has accepted & position
with the Seaboard railroad in Atlanta
as shipping clerk,
John Il Humphreys spent few DAYS
$500 40 AAOohCI mere Adeb week. FpIufn-
ing to Meridian. Miss, Thursday.
r / Gunnell has moved his family
from Atlanta back to Acworth.
A Barrett, of Cumming, was in
our town this week. He will probably
move his family to Acworth in the near
future
Miss Matte Mcdowell has gone to
Dawson to accept a position as milli-
ner.
Rev W ] Mcmillan, of Franklin,
Tenn, was in Acworth last week.
Mrs & w Mcmillan, Jr., passed over
the River of Death last Friday evening
at o'clock, and was buried Saturday
afternoon. The funeral services were
held at the Baptist church by Revs
IMoncrief, Dyer and Searight. She
leaves husband, four children and
many relatives and friends to mourn
her loss. II.
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Council Proceedings.

Marietta, Ga, March ID, 1905.
Called meeting of Council, present
Mayor j, E. Motley and iull board of
council. The mayor stated that the
object of the meeting was to consider
an ordinance in reference to small pox
vaccination and on motion the follow
ing ordinance was adopted:
Sec. 49, 1t shall be the duty of the
Sanitary Committee of said city to Sc
lect competent practicing physician,
whose duty it shall be to vaccinate all
residents of said city, when it shall be
made known to him, that any person or
persons have been exposed to smallpox,
and all persons who are unable to show
a satisfactory scar or mark from vac
cination.
1t shall be the duty of said commit
tee to have removed to the pest house,
all parties who are infected with small
pox, unless a suitable guard can be and
is maintained around said premises,
the sulficiencY of same to be deter
mined by said committee, and the ex-
penses of guarding to be borne by the
party so guarded. All premises where
parties are SO guarded shall be conspicu-
ly marked with red flag and II card
marked Smallpox Guaranteed )" ard
no person shall be permitted to enter
or leave said premises without The au-
thority and consent of said committee
and the physician in charge. That it
shall be the duty of the Superintendent
of the Public Schools of said city to file
with the Clerk of Council a report with
in thirty days from the beginning Of
each term OF said schools, giving the
name, age and sex of all pupils of said
schools who have not been vaccinated.
1t shall be the duty of the physician
so selected by said committee to report
to the same ell persons who have not
been and who refuse to be vaccinated
and it shall be the duty of the Mayor
to have said partiee arrested and vacci-
mated.
The expense necessary to carry out the
provisions of this ordinance, except
where guards are placed around private
premises, shall be borne by said city.
For violation Of any part OF this orr
dinance the party so offending hall sbe
subject to fine not exceeding one
hundred dollars or imprisonment in
the calabpose or at labor on the streets
of said city not exceeding fifty days.
No further business council adjourn
ed. j. NJ. AUSTIN, Clerk.
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BlaCkWeIls.

Mrs J " Kemp is slowly Iecov-
ering from a severe case of pneu-
monia.
Mrs A J Reeves, who has been
sick with grippe for several days,
is somewhat improved.
The Oakland school is now
equipped with new patent desks,
which greatly improve the APP
pearance of the school room.
W P Dawson's health is real
bad.
M L McClesky has a stack of
wheat straw that has been frozen
ever since the terrible freeze.
This place is greatly in need Of
a place for holding justice conrt.
At present they are holding court
in Mr.. Shaw's cotton seed house,
and occasionally the old setting
hen is run off her nest that court
may be held there. Why don't
we grasp the progressive spirit
and have a court house built?
There is plenty of space here
yet for a depot and court house,
and with Just a little of Cherokee
county's' fair spirit injected into
our veins it will be an easy mat
ter to have these conveniences.
Why can't good old (but not
rightoous) Cobb help in securing
this court house?
The sociable given tuesday
night last, by Miss Lena Dobbs,
was very pleasant occasion, 9s-
pecially one feature was greatly
enjoyed by the girls.
Miss Edna McClesky is teach
ing good school over at the Ben
son academy.
The Sunday school at MONDAY
$50 lively move; also, the Sun
day school which has just been
organized at Oakland, is meeting
with fattering success.
The enrolment for the past few
Sundays has reached the seventy
five mark. The church organ at
Ebenezer having been brought
over, the new seats and Mr. W A
Betsill's Bible class, which is the
married peoples class, brands
the people Of this community
with having the true progressive
Sunday school spirit.
Good Roads.
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OCtavia.

MrJE 0 Daniel is sick with
the lagrippe.
Mr. Dean Alexander, Of Olive
Springs, was in this neighborhood
OH the huntEfor potato seed.
NIB w Griggs and wife spent
Sunday night in Austeil
Miss Parthey Penley has return
ed home after visit to Altoona,
accompanied by her two nieces
Misses Penley
Mr. Ed Hall visited friends at
Whitaker Mills in Fulton county
last week.
Now. if brother Allen is going
TO have the next correspondence
picnic and expects for me to fat
ten his beef, I hope it will not be
hollow between the horns and tail.
Sylvester.
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Rocky Mount.

Mr. and Mrs T H McCleskey
visited the family of ] W Nc.
Cleskey OF Kennesaw last week
Miss sallie McClesk4y, of Ken.
nesaw, spent several DAYS with
relatives here last week
Miss Maude Reeves visited her
sister Mrs. Daisy Wheeler. Of
Hickory Flat last week.
Mrs A J Reeves VINO has been
quite sick is improving.
Mrs John Kemp who has had .
long spell Of sickness is about
we'll.
Mr. r A McCollum is erecting
another tenant house on his farm
Messrs Homer McCleskey and
Tom Dawson have moved their
saw mill IN our vicinity and will
accommodate our people by saving
fine lot of pine logs.
The quilting given by Mrs 7 H
McCleskey, in honor Of Miss Sal
lie McCleakey was very highly en-
loyed by all present,
The entertainment at Mr. J d
Dobbs was attended by several of
our young people.
Our school is in Aourishlng
condition. We are planning to
improve the appearance of our
school grounds by planting them
III lawn grass. The house will be
painted sometime during this
month.
Rev E M Dyer will preach here
on the fourth Sunday in March
at three o'clock p. IN.
Judge Wood of this place, who
is attending the State Normal
School at Athens and il making a
good record in his class and is on
the Normal School baseball team
for this season. Trilbv
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Kinks Chapel.

Mr. Cliff Burton Of Atlanta, visited
homefolks Sunday.
The singing given at Mr. N E Will
liams' last Sunday, was enjoyed by all
present.
Miss W E Hardage is improving. af-
ter several weeks illness.
Mr. J N Johnson and family, of this
place, have moved near Lost Mountain.
Mr. Lucious Hardage has about got
his barn completed. Uncle Simon.
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Due East.

Farmers are preparing the ground to
plant six cents cotton.
Misses Bertha ard Pansy Benton and
Miss Alma Franklin, of Chattahoochee,
visited the Misses Conn Sunday.
Singing at Sardis every first and
third Sunday
&c Smith and family visited Bell
Benton Sunday
Miss Tenie Osburn is visiting the
Misses Waters, near Smyrna.
Rev McCollum filled his regular APP
pointment at Sardis Saturday and Sun
day.
Messrs Barfield & Smith have put up
a nice grocery store at this place.
Sunday school every Sunday at $3.50.
Let all attend. Veat.
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county NEWS
BY CORRESPONDENTS.
rnm other Towns and Lo-
CaIIties.
WORK OFsNEWS-F FINDERS.
!, paints of the County Represented.
Rural News Fresh and Spark
ling for Perusal.
WORK OFsNEWS-F FINDERS.
Wileys.

MIC Reed and Mr. J w Bar
bsr have bought the Warren farm
neal here, for which they paid
a,415.
I received letter from Oklaho-
ma last week stating that winter
had been the coolest out there
that had been in many years.
The farmers have made good
use Of the good weather for the
past two weeks.
A person that don't know any
thing at all. will learn some things
great deal quicker than those
that think that they know it all,
and know nothing. We mean
common sense.
There were many Of our farm
ers who bedded their potatoes last
week. Some complained of their
potatoes rotting.
Remember that the Literary
Society meets next Saturday
night at Olive SpriNgs. There
bias been a good program arranged
for that time. There will be a
debate by several of the young
men, and recitations by the young
ladies', and there will also be some
music. We cordially invite all to
come out and be with us.
It seems as if the farmers are
letting the reins slip by the way
they are hauling their cotton to
the market.
A person should always be very
careful how they speak. Some
times one or two words spoken
out of place will hurt the feelings
Of friends that probably will take
= life time to heal the wound.
Kind words are the ones that
ought to be spoken and not harsh
ones, Some time there may be
some one in your presence that
you would rather that they were
not there, but just be easy with
them, for they will not worry you
longs By so doing you will keep
the friendship of all your neigh
0ors, otherwise you will fail.
Beulah.
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Kennesaw.

Died-Mrs Matte Smith, wife of w
smith, died of meningitis on the 9th at
the Mllledgeville ssnitarium. The re-
mains were carried TO New Hone. Cher
okee county, for interment. Tbs fun
eral was conducted by Rev Marshall
McCoy. She leaves husband and five
small children.
Marrled-Miss Lizzie Pitner and Mr.
Jim Colbert, of Dallas, Sunday, eth
inst. They will reside in Dallas.
Married-Mr Thomas McRea aud
Miss Lizzie Bass, of Atlanta, Sth inst
Mrs u Crown is visiting relatives in
Atlanta and Macon
Mr. M A Cason has returned from Hot
Springs, Ark, improved in health.
Rev w f. McCollum has been called
to the pastorate of Mt Olive Baptist
church, and will preach there the third
Sunday and Saturday before.
Mr b Gunter, superintendent of the
Star Gold Mines, has moved his family
from Tallapoosa to this place, occupy
ing Mrs j Pyron's house, on Acworth
street
Miss Emma Arnold, Of Atlanta. is
visiting her sister, Mrs Charlie c ,son.
Mr. II Owen ana wife have moved
to near Acworth.
Rev Sam Jones makes the announce
ment through the Atlanta Journal,
that his tabernacle meeting will COM
mence this year May 18th, and close
May Doth
Miss Wissie McRea is visiting Mrs w
II Cason, at Helm, Ala.
Misses Ollie and Hettie Hicks, of At
lanta, visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr. John Brinkley and wife spent
Sunday with Mrs Brinkley's parent,
Mr. Sordan and wife, at Elizabeth.
Gypsy.
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Pine Mountain.

Mr. and Mrs l. Finn visited
relatives in Cherokee last Sunday.
Mrs Oslo McCollum is at her
fathers very SICK.
The infant child Of MI and
Mrs T O Brown has been very sick
but is some better.
Mr. F NJ Kirk and son made a
business trip to Atlanta last week
and purchased a fine horse,
Bette.
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HON. r. E. PETTUS,
PROMINENT EDUCATOR WHOLESALE GROCER AND PRESIDENT or
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Corner Chapel.

Miss Willie Stewart, school teacher
at this place, is quite sick at her board
ing place, and will not be able to teach
this,week.
Mrs B Moss, who has been quite
sick with pneumonia, we are glad to
note, is improving.
Mrs N Moon has lagrippe.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs Tasker Rake
straw, fine boy
Mrs G Estes has returned from the
the hospital in Atlanta, but is still
very i'll. Black Eyes.
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Woodstock.

The postoffice department has sup.
Piled the postoffice here with three
nice, new delivery tables for routes No.
|. z and 3, which are highly appre-
Grated by the carriers. The postoffice
Is building up considerably here.
another crop.
school here is preparing for another
entertainment in May. O.
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A man has an awful lot of.
money when his relatives are
afraid to borrow of him for fear
ne will cut them Off in his will.
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DANGERS OF PNEUMONIA.

li.l 4 cold at this time, if neglected, is
,'soie 70 cause pneumonia, which is so
b ba1 natal, and even when the patient
mas recovered the lungs are weakened
4to IN Al them peculiarly susceptible
I'm h. Ihe development of consumption.
ooW ey Honey and Tar will stop the
s sU5dgh, heal and strengthen the lungs
ana prevent pneumonia.
Sold by G. NJ. Crosby 4 Co.
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A SEVERE COLD FOR THREE
MONTHS

Inc following letter f.om A. J. Nus
Oaum, OF Batesville, Ind, tells it's own
story: Il suffered for three months
WIN severe cold. A druggist pre-
pared me some medicine, and physi-
S prescribed for me, yet [ did not
improve, aa then tried Foley's Honey
4 pDi Tar, and eight doses cured me. u
Refuse substitutes.
Sold by c. M. Crosby & Co.
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4 DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

. ~ ou ufaw the fire out of burn, or heal
VTto without leaving a scar, use De-
for .'' ; Witch Hazel Save. A specific
TnoLpp Iies; Get the genuine. j. l..
fro o'Hte I' editor of the Harmonizer, Cen
VIZ WI IA i;,Iwritea Il have used DeWitt's
P Gioch Hazel salve IN my family for
ssir es' cuts and burns. 1t is the best
sbnp e on the market. Every family
''o1lu keep it on hand"
Sold by @. NJ. Crosby & Co.
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some men never look up save
sAen they toss back their heads
" make sure of getting the last
orop IN the glass.
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To Cure a Coron

doses dS nr;oon' s English Cough Syrup in small
tar balm, ~, me day. then sleep at night. pine
"i'hout MOI phine. 25c at all dealers.
TOR sale by w. A. Sans & Co.:
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A snob is a man with money
VINO who would be a slob if he
didn't hove it,
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a we are inclined to the belief
% SnSt the mother who keeps the
t. vo1kle jar" we'll filled has any
trouble with her boys.
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If Nervous and Run Down

simply improve your circulation. Remove the
waste matter that clogs the blood by taking
Ramon's Pills-then tone the nervous system
with the Tonic Pellets. All in one box for 25 cts
and money back if not satisfied.
For sale by w. A. Sans & Co.
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striving for.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-13
SOCIAL
EVENTS
Albert-Briggs Wedding.

A very interesting and pleasing wed
hing took place Tuesday afternoon
when Miss Leona N. Briggs was mar
lied to Mr.. Bben T. Albert, at the home
pf the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
ID. Briggs, on Court and 21st streets
Rev. W. II. Selleck performed the cere.
'nony in the most approved form, and
The event was attended by about 40
relatives and friends. The rooms of
.the home were handsomely decorated
ln red cactus dahlias and wild clematis
Nine while the bridal arch in the
parlor was clustered with white peas.
Miss Margaret Southwick, cousin of
the bride, played the wedding march
pnd presided at the piano throughout
ihe service. After hearty congratula.
iions delightful luncheon was served,
when the party left for Portland amid
the usual shower Of rice and good wish.
es from their friends. After few
bays at the exposition the young couple
will make their home on the corner Of
|16th and Ferry streets, where their
house is comfortably furnished. Many
costly and attractive presents were in
evidence, such as will be useful in the
ndornment Of their future home,
The bride is a native daughter, and
a very charming and popular young
lady.
The groom is the youngest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. G. Albert, and holds a
responsible position in the implement
house Of F. A. Virgins.