The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-02-09

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OF fertilizers this year must lose faith
III tne'r opinion after reading the report
OF commissioner 0. B. Stevens as the
sale OF tags for the month of Jsnnsrv
during January, 1904, the agricultural
department of this State sold l4s.57S
Tags Tor fertilizers, while only 1852
were taken for the corresponding time
this year. A decrease of over so per
cent.
Say Sans" and say it plain, when
your doctor writes your prescriptions.
label. ""A . o"iiiS
70 Rolls Mating to close out at bar
gam prices. Mating Remnants at 100
per yard. The Carnes Furniture Go.
The blizzard last week ragged over
the entire country. Snow. sleet and
very disagreeable everywhere. Man
and beast suffered. In the North and
Northwestern states the thermometer
dropped away below zero.
Mr.. Cleveland Green has moved his
Pressing Club, 1.-The Crescent" into the
store formerly occupied by l.. W. Wig
gins. He has the agency for the Capital
City Laundry, ard will also carry full
line OF cigars and tobacco.
Bowls and Pitchers, worth 900, at 500
on the bargain counter.
The Carnes Furniture Go.
Joe Doats says why don't some one
build an electric car line from Marietta
to Austell? Now, Doats is right.
That is line we need very much
also, one to Roswell. Capitalists are
standing in their own light when they
fail to see the Importance of these two
lines.
For SALE.-A good dwelling or At
lanta street, close in. Apply to
w. r. Power.
Say, now, you pay for your Atlanta
daily paper every week, and know you
can't get them unless you do, what
about you neglecting to pay your SUBJ
scription to your town paper? Do you
expect to keep this up? If you do, you
won't get to read your town paper IN
less you borrow. This is final.
Say "Sams," and say it plain when
your doctor writes your prescriptions,
and see that the package bears Sans
label.
DIED-Frankie Mae, the little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Spar
row, of Blue Ridge, died On Sunday
night week She was about two years
old. The remains were inferred at
Harmony cemetery near Blue Ridge.
The bereaved parents have the SYM
pathy of their many Marietta friends
If your doctor leaves your prescrip-
zion at the drug store be sure to i'm
press.on his mind that you trade with
Sans.
Plates, worth SOC, 500. 70c and 800 per
set, at 800 per set on the bargain coun-
ter The CarneS Furniture Co.
If your doctor leaves your prescrip-
ton at the drug store be sure to i'm
press on his mind that you trade with
Sans.
In the case of J. Gid Morris contest
ing for the county treasurer's place
and appealed to the Supreme Court, he
was represented by N. A. Morris, Fred
Morris and Rosser & Brandon, Of At
lanta. Mr.. J. B. Glover was represent
ed by J. u. Foster, of Marietta.
Covered Dishes, worth 81, at 69eI on
the bargain counter.
The Carnes Furniture Co
Young women should not receive the
attentions of man, nor marry him,
without knowing something about his
past life. Strangers ought to have
good credentials.
If Your doctor leaves prescription
with you call No. and Sans will send
| for, fill and deliver it promptly.
One Marietta merchant says he is
going to farming next year, and there
are farmers coming to town to be mer-
chants. That's the way it goes.
If YOUR doctor leaves a prescription
with YOU call No. 6, and Sans will send
/ for, fill and deliver it promptly.
Mr.. A. A. Towers has sold the Tow
er's Pin and Bracket Co. plant at Eli
Jay, to j. H. Garter and B. S. Holden.
Mr.. Towers will probably build another
plant in some other section of Georgia.
He is now at home in Marietta.
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