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New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
FIRE ENGINE HOUSE TO COST $4,000.

Fire Commissioner Hayes has fled with Buildings
Superintendent Hopper plans for the fine new fire
station house TO be built on washington Heights at
Nos 5l3 and 515 West 161st-st for the joint oc-
cupancy Of a engine and hook and ladder com
pany The building IS to be 80 feet front and 81
feet deep, with facade Of brick and ornamental
limestone adorned with triple bay windows It Is
10 cost S62 Oa Francis n. kinbal is the architect
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
TWO CHOICE TITLES PASSED.

The Masonic Hall and Asylum Fund took title
yesterday to No 46 10 81 West z4th-st s9x9S9 feet
from the City Real Estate Company An annex to
the Masonic Temple viii be erected on the site.
George P Post. IT. and another person yesterday
took title No. IS Wall-St.. 2L6Xe5.I feet, from
IIerhert T
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
REALTY COMPANY DIVIDENDS.

Al a meeting OF tho board of directors of the /
Alliance Realty Company, quarterly dividend of /
1ls per declared its capital stock pay
able January 15 to stockholders of record January
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Barnard 42 6cto6e iissf % J. a as $3.50
ast. Louis g Barnard; October 90 1aG51.... 152 so
saith st. 800 322 Isaac
d5y bond 80. s575 90
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

l61st-st., Nos. 513 and 515 West for three story
brick frehouse, 50.6XS37; city, owner: F. H.
Kimball. architect Observation-Disclosures. S
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
4 Furniture Clearance Sale.


in chippendaie Old cooniai EMPIRE Louis XIV
made Of mahogany, white mahogany and Crcassian
walnut
Dresser Empire mahogany
price, $2S49 5 9996
Cliffonier to price
Toilet Table to regular price s14ae6 now
Fuae Bed to match the above regular price ] nG at
Emp Empirsoa s, maRGsany French brass tTnsz
match the above; Full size Bed to match 3 the
regular price s9496' now at above regular price "a @ G
Dresser Chippendae long
handsomely regular price s. so
biffopier to match the above;
regular price si9496 now at regularly
S12496 $17696; each, IT,. .S9996
Colonial Dresser mahogany top
and drawer figured A inches wide regular
Chffonier to match regular price S16496;
Old Colonial Bedstead
Louis XIV Chiffoner beautifully
fred seven drawers: regular price S9996
Toilet the above fitted with picate mirrors:
regular price $780, S9974
crcassan Walnut vide French caned head and
foot price s4996; now 1924
handsome mirror; regular price s19496; 1499e
Imported Ce1larettes:
p3ahogany ds,e and ta
finished, fitted with fnechaGa aeV9Ge Ice '1a1 + causes
bot hott1e iatfes dn1 95s7 into regulation table
Were So Is M reduced reduced 62
Were $145.24 reduced to 81 1890.
Dining Room Furniture:
sideboards mahogany selected crotch
fet long full size mirror; regularly s1s49; 90
Crystal the above; regularly $685. now
sa4 96 now at .S7o74
sidboad mahogany "a inches long full length
China Closet style solid mahogany mirror
lar price, SS249; now S49e6
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28

-, ,. Same Observation-Disclosures. 1857
tIIoVtI M-Tohn NJ Mcneil ............ 113 81
CIdF'h Am C'borIee Keniston .........
2anpin TeTnard-wilIam J. Matheson s. Co. 20 u
iiodges Charles H.-New-York Telephone Com =, T..
pany ;,ir+ same ................ 70
Iieifn,sn Mver-Arndt Olsen. lO66 81
1to,sen,an George W.tfty Of New -1ork-'- loo 10
tiouSert Edward R-Charles Olsen. a. -
iavcmever Augustus HJane Goudy ct al D. - -
Ferscnvtz Julius City Of New-fo 5e o. o.
Eayev. John F.-Sanle-
Ii+tIeNeld AIice-Nevy Telephone Company 81 %
Lundy, JerGIne.SIt 4or,es Johnson ct al 476 20
Tessrn Standardization Building :. ~'a -
Love samuel James, John and Fannie H---her -, o.
rlsn irphN , .r,ond q aI.......... $50 81
Katie AioeI - Work ...... 40 O6
hHie. RooeFtt lS $50 oi ............... 264 81
Eestinee Mary E.-James X Wa 90 Ec
keatiu2s. Jcselh Wv, Work
Koch Abrahahl- NV oi ~ ............ so "a
Koch John ,;;..,,5nitz costs ... liz 50
Koch Astlda les ......-...... III 50
Kahn BaTuch-Mary Patterson and another- ~ W
TSosnosrv Anton-Bert K Bloch. 20 -
latham George W.-John NJ Teford COSTS ,!S
I.uceT John, ~ ~ . 20
IiFlnSsIsoIl :" a.. - .............. 161 ~
Lyons Mar se,a. '' .........-. 10
andsmenn Frederick Abraham B. MtHsky- l+2 ~
I-ee Thomas EmMi dt r hoseioof anu ''o' 2s1 ss
Mathesius Wiliam-Solomon Sehnasi. COSTS. lte ~
Mari NewYoTk Telephone Company ~ -
Mauer Marv-City New York 4I 90
Mootncr. IsaacBeuiamin Forsoronck 90 90
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28

AM iust out of State prison and want
work: give me n chance: reliable ana
baD1v n T9ox 81, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
WORK WANTED.
hIaIn.

INTELLIGENT NAN. 80: prospector from
TAV RADDATz. i46 south-st., Jersey Guy
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28

MAN 40. inside or outside position IN
Wholesale house: thoroughly honest. r.e,i.T. and
reliabls: Al reference or bond. j. LESSER
4S6 East 75th-gt.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28

PAINTER. decorator; practical experiencs,
real estate. private job: estimates given,
material furnished: reasonable; first class
references Send postal. J. SCOTT $40
6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28

SOUTHERN YOUTH. IA years old. in drug
or grocery store. Doctors office, private
family or boarding house: obliging; az
around worker DOUGLAS JONES. 24o
Adams-st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28

PAINTER at anything where his tfa9e ,5e
would be useful Address Z. CCBf>' -"
Schermerhorn- St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

zs,hz NJ .ss % 2ca East: Iinn1s LosEenfe:d
sT,f1-s9-I S29.CDJ /
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

10. Transfer books viii close at 5 p m. January
10, and reopen January IS.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28

PLUMBER.-First class; So per day. 31s
West 21st-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS waSrrn.

SituatiOns Wanted--[als and Es--.,.
Four lines <lot exceeding p uoT5si ~.
Insertions. Is cents; seven Insertions ~
cents. Exceeding a words and less -, ~
wo~ds. three insertions. 80 cents: seven IN
ssrtions 90 cents. -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-08
E!!'.A.I.lRiINllN'II GIRl..
GETS ;sc oMPLlMElTAR IGNITION.
NJ Rs6o r K % Ne 1.-THE B
uNlVERSlTY.5 y; 81 .s5 N

An audience thatBwas} large aud en-.
thusiastic heard the graduation re-.
cltal Of Miss Eleanor Blanche Barns
and Mr., Frederick Schmidt In Com.
nencement Hall last night, says the
MorSantown Post. The, formeris from
Falrmont, has completed the work In
plano necessary for a diploma. plays
With good technique, and her work al.
ways shows thorough preparation.
Mr. Schmidt Is one OF the most prom.
tsing of Director spence's pupils,
plays with fine spirit and strength,
and certainly has a future before him
as a vlolinist He Is the first violin
graduate Of the School OF Music.
Assisting the graduates was Miss
Gussie B. Lowe whose wcll.sung solos
lent pleasing variety. to the pro.
gramme The numbers were as fol.
lows s.,,.s \ si.t$ 4, IA
Sonata III A5major. !. Handel
Frederick Schmidt,
Balladc in 6 minor, op. % - Chopin
Eleanor Blanche Barns.
Recitation in Aria:yI IA M
onen Unto Me the Gates 81. Costa
! VIII Extol Thee.... From Ell
Gussle b. Love. N
Ballade and polonaisc. f. ,vieuxtemps
Frederick Schmidt.
a. Traumerel. 81. scllumann
y. Allegretto, On. 10. Noe Beethoven
Eleanor Blanche Barns.
a. Romance formsthe cd Concerto. &.
$780,. ...... Wleniawski
b. Evening Song. -. d. J. Schumann
& Elfentanz Popper-saurct
Frederick Schmidt. !,
Hedge Rose IS. W.. y. -. Schubert
The Question
summer 49,. Chaminade
Gussie 3, Lowe. l
Barcarole .,.... i. {. !. I. 4. s1osziowskl
Eleanor Blanche Barns.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-08
'AARRlES THE MAll
HUSRANDEACCUSED
MRS. Naney Rich becomes The Wife II
stratton-N AIMED IN Her "
I Divorce Case. ~

NEW YORK, June Memories 81
a notable divorce suit are recalled By
the marriage announced yesterday Of
Frank Lawrence stratton to Mrs.
Nancy Rich. I5ei
This is Mrs. STATIONS third matr:.
monlal experience. Her second hus.
band was William L. Rich,+ a Fifth
avenue jeweler. In April, 1903, Mrs
Rich brought suit for divorce. but
was not successful. Mr.. Rich brought
a counter! suit, naming Frank Il. STRAIT.
ton, Princeton graduate, aged twen.
ty.four, who was frequent visitor at
the Rich home. Mr.. Rich also broush,
a separate action for 100000 dana.
ges against stratton for the aliena.
ton of his wife's affections.
Mrs, Rich testified in court: "De.
spite extreme cruelty on the part Of
my husband, neither in thought no.
deed have for one moment forgot
ten the pledge | took at the altar
Mr.. Stratton denied paying any at.
tention to Mrs Rich. but said he was
a devoted sutton Of her daughter Ed,
ma, aged nineteen. Miss Edna Rlc!,
corroborated this testimony on the
witness stand.
"Mr. stratton came 10 our house,
she said, "only for the purpose Of see.
Ing me. always received him as
my guest. Occasionally mother would
speak to him, but not always. This
insulting charge only shows the mean
character Of the man who made it,
Mr.. ,Rich's only witness was ser.
want, who said Mrs. Rich seemed In.
fatuated with Stratton and once put
her arms around him as he was play.
ing the piano. Mr.. Rich said he was
always perfectly happy with his wife
until Stratton came into his home.
These and several other difficulties
were threshed out in court without re.
suit. But Mrs. Rich bided her time
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-08
Z GERMANY IN WEST INDIES.
Hamburs-Amerlcana Company Inter,
ested In New coalins Station at
Water Island, St. Thomas.

q '- 10 If
KINGSTON, Jamaica, June S.-Fol.
lowing close on the announcement BY
the British government OF its intcn.
ton to withdraw the troops from the
West Indian Islands aud recognize
the North American and West Indian
squadron comes the following infor.
nation from st. Lucia:
Tie Voice, OF St.SLucla, says: "lt
has transpired that the coalIng station
being established at n lavish expenGl.
'ture at Water Island, st. Thomas, b.
the Danish Aslatic Company Is in re,
atty German enterprise, a controll.
ing interest in the Danish company
having been acquired by the power>
.ful organization. the Hamburg!Amer.
lean Steamship Company, through
which, under a Danish make.belieyc,,
Germany Is working TO acquire at ST.
Thomas the foothold she has so long
been openly coyetlng.
at is matter for reflection that
while Great Britain Is practically
abandoning positions Of vantage which
she already occupies in the West In.
dies the Power from whose aggres,
siveness she affects she has most 10
fear is striving persistently and by
every means to acquire strategic
base in Caribbean waters.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-08
GENERAL nNEvITGH
FAv0RS THE war
Has Rope tai Making Reaee al no
<io, But So No. can Defeat \
s;,anese.s "a n Manohuria.

GuNssfU PASS IN aneh aria. june S:
-undlsmayed Sby$ Rod sstyenss les
feat and full sot coniidsace as IL she
outcome ofslthe approaching battle.
Lieutenant General st.ineyiteh hi Tor
var to- nesbltter end and he beiieyes
that the Manchurian$ army rs nov
strong enough TO assume the aggrss.
sive, I A y
TO g question put 10 q him bs d Cor.
respondent 70 whom he grantee an iu
terview. as TO whether he was III
war or peace, the command .ln.c chief
replied firmly and without the slight:
est hesitatlon: /.
Most certainly I am for war: I am
a soldier. The Emperor's viii hi mat.
urally mySlaR,Sbut mi voice nov
before, Is: for the tln1ancs of tho
fight.
With the destruction III our fiees
van!shes, o. course tho hopes of
those who Al the beginning of theF@nr
wished 10 make peace az FOL 10. hut
our defeat atasea has not intertered
with my plansa bsolutel not one
whit. I consider self3 strong
enough now not only hold MY
ground, but eyenSto ADVANCE
= am noSprophe t3andS have no d6sifs
to$belone. but | tirnily elieye that L
can and will defeat The Japanese II
Manchurla, sl5ji II
II have asked tho Once u
send me rcseryists ~ \ the youngesi
classes instead sot older ones not be-
cause the latter make poor soldieff,
but because With plenty sof young and
vigorous feseryistsS It wonld lie unjust
as we'll ms mad lsableS local tile old
lerf men from their more tiled ilfc.''
The Japanese appear 10 DE With
drawing ttoSthc5 onthWards long their
whole front ~ siss thought thatftiiis
Is perhaps q ilanoe yse toSentif ne Lieu
tenant General Line tchlfroms his me.
pared positions: s.
~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-08
FAREWELL DINNER
FOR COUNT CASSlNi

"a & o. e . v i e. 90 y
WASHINGTON, D. c, June i s.
Count cassini, the retiring Russian
Ambassador, was the guest for whom
the Italian ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Planches entertained at
dinner Monday evening. 1t was Ia
the nature of farewell to the retiring
diplomat.
Hosts and guests are close friends,
and Count Cassinl often dimes infor,
mally at the Italian embassy and takes
hand ct cards later.
Other guests at the dinner were the
Netherlands Minister and Nine. Van
Swinderen, the Portuguese Minister
the Vicomte De Alec, the c Counsellor
of the French Embassy and Nine. Des
Portes de la Fosse, Mr.. and Mrs. Sla.
ter, Mr.. Clifford Pinchot, NJ. Hansen
First Secretary Of the Russian Embas
sy; Mr.. Walter Van Rensselaer, Der.
ry, Signor Borghetti, Count Mani Mo
cengo, signor Centaro and signor Ra
vaioli, all of the Italian Embassy staff
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-08

The great Victoria Falls on the
zambesi are estimated by British en-.
gineers to represent $4,000, 0Oo,horse,
power, or FIVE times the, power OF Nj,
agara, with some dlminutlon in the
dry season. It Is. proposed to develop
the power for irrigatipg Rhodesia,
operating mines on the Rand, etc.
The spray. thrown 500 feet high and
scattered as fine as rain, Is expected
to interfere with high.tension electrl'
cal transmission.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-08
.ill Is !. y, !. 81 /, y
81 !, NOTICE

To Whom \ May Concern !! I
My%wife, Georgi N Davis aIonons
gah W. Va: having left my he'd aud
board without gcause; tale this
method OF otitying NE plbiic That
will$not be- sponsible for any bills
contracted or made Sby her. a
III ARLEY DAVIS.
Have You tried Darlington Haii.s
the steel cut coffee. lat Mat tingly'sg i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-08

The statistics for the fiscal year
1904 show that. while the export Of
wood pulp from Canada decreased,
the export Of the raw material (pulp
wood, all Of which goes to the United
States, increased The value Of the
total export Of pulp wood in 1904 was
s1T5S,049. an increase over 1903 Of
s229,489, or Az per cent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-08
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

II you are subscriber 10 the West
virginian and fall to get your paper
a single evening. don't hesitate to call
us by phone or drop us a card SO we
can investigate the case The only
way we have Of knowing OF these
things is through complaints OF OUT
patrons. We ask you to notify us al
once and we will see that your paper
ls delivered to you. s.;
Talk with JunkIns & Michael. i,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-08
Y HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT
When It Il Free Of Dundruft, It Grow.
q i'3 Luxurfnntly. lfS ~

~ .F
Hair preparations and dandrufr cures,
ns n rule, arc sticky orSirritatlng affairs
that do no earthly good. Hair, when not
eiseascd. grows naturally. luxurIantly.
pandruff Is, tho cause Of ninc-tenths OF
Ill hair trouble. and dhndruff Is caused
by germ. The only way to, euro dand.
run Is to kill the germ: and, so, far, tho
only hair preparation that will positively
destroy the germ Is Ncwbros Herpicidc--
absolutely harmless. free from grease,
sediment. dye matter or dangerous drugs.
Il allays itching instnntly:imakes hair
glossy and soft as silk. destroy tho
cause. you remove the effect" Sold by
leading druggists, Send lOc. in stamps for
sample to The Herplclde Co.. Detroit,
Mich. (. Il.
E. A. Bllllngslea & Co, Special
Agents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-08

One Of the developments Of elias:
COWS municipal street car system is
providing private early morning cars
for bringing home dance parties. A
car requlsitloned for such a purpose
comes at any required hour to the
point nearest the place where the
danceis being held and takes the dan.
GERS to any desired points on the road.
Talk with Junkins G. Michael.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-08
The Funny Fellows.

ft ,5Ei. ssbss y 5StB Is r. n
chollyy-z-Y aas, Y II was on looking
for an opening to propose
Algy--=W Veil. SsiSs3 M
c,lhifolly- She Il yaWnsd: York
Sun. *
She They say that every Woman
has a secret sorrow 10 you $belleye
it?j Z:
Howell, she ay have the sorrow
all right but it,sS no sec petroit
Free Press.
EFF you believe you Would be hap
lpier away from Your husband, WHY
don't4you leave htm?g z
Because I'm afraid he dbs happier
also Hoiistong Post
Nordyy;T-=Tli like TIE end seat M d
street car. NJ
# Butts $50 do sIss But gu can Il often
get Il, It's usual occtpied Nv some
durna hog u ouisy vile conriersJo |irnal.
Teacher--Wh hat Is YeIocits
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-08

qThe best family safeguard 10 reliable
household medicine that will euro Group,
coughs, colds, chilly sensations, running
eyes and nose, sore throat and bronchial
atfections-that will keep the children
proof against all contagious diseases.
QSuch q medicine 10 Boschee's German
Syrup, which has record Of IS years in
the cure Of consumption, ,catarrh and all
lung and bronchial troubles.
QThe fame OF German Syrup as q con.
sumptive cure, since its purchase by Dr..
Green from the niece Of the famous Dr..
Boschee, has extended to. all parts of the
earth. thas big sales everywhere. 10
qTwo sizes, 25c and 75c. ALI druggists
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-08
.IOSBD|jIl8IlOfIBE)IO!
ittsburg, Pennsy lyania. IF
Paris sIFNlra nce.
little Boys RoIulgl Rider Salts $50
Cents FAD IN. n

= X I. i,l9,
The postase viii lie il cents, 50
You viii have to- send ;usi SOC.
Not more than two to one family.
HE offer helds good only forY one 81
week 'front.' ON Tie date 81 this paper. !.
We We have sizes for boys from 8
sol23 years. /. s.
& Two styles one Roosevelt suit
With belt; the other the General
Miles suit, the breaches having
bibJand Ssuspenders. b
These suits are made Of Philip
pine 4 khaiTkai, the pants fringed
and the coat5trimmed with red.
They are play suits and will
witt stand any rough and tumble
play young ter can devise.
Here in the city we are selling
ifhem; By the thousand at75c each.
Send at once and be careful to
state age, Your boy will need no
Other suitithroughout the Summer
except Sdress-up suit.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-16
I0CAL NEWS ITEMS
PARAGRAP HE'D,
ratters in City Briefly
ChronicIed for Jour-
nal Readers.

4 very welcome rain fell Thursday.
I'M. Harden and his pool tables have
moved to Canton.
The farmers are getting down to
work now.
For SALE-Seed sweet potatoes,
florida and vineless. j. r. McCallum,
Roswell road.
BoARDERs WANTED.-A large house
and good accommodations.
N Mrs. T. L. Bussey.
Mrs. George w. Green is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Mamie Coral lin Macon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Cox, at
Kennasaw,a fine girl.
Mrs. E. {. Malcolm, of New York, is
visiting her father, Mr.. M. G Whitlock.
For SALE-Old Electric light building
and lot on A, K & N. Railroad.
Apply to NJ. NJ. Sessions, President.
Read the Racket Store advertise
ment this week. 1t tells you some
thing you want to know.
Mrs. Taylor is building nice cottage
on Dixie avenue.
oRSALE-Good Lumber, every de.
scrption. Apply to J. E. Williams,
Route No. 3, Marietta.
Three room house with some land
to rent or sell. Mrs. T. L. Bussey,
Phone 262.
We have everything new in set and
signet rings, just received. E. NJ.
Cook & Co
Senator Clay returned to Washing
ton the last of last week, after brief
stay home.
Mr., J. J. Crawford. sexton of city
cemetery, lives on Maple street, No
l06, leading from Powder Spring street
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-16

The tender, by President Roosevelt
OF the district attorneyship to Hon.
Carter Tate, lifelong Democrat makes
the Republican Office holders tremble-
they don't know but the unexpected
will happen with them.
Buy Clothing from T. w. Read for
cash and save money.
For RENT-Small farm near Roswell,
We. Sampler. Marietta.
Mr.. E. H. Clay has resigned as p.esi.
dent OF the Dam of Beavers, and Mr..
Harry c. Haynes was elected Thursday
night as as his successor.
W. A. Pages 10 Cents Store closing
out at cost Going out of business.
This is your chance to get rare bar
gains Nothing reserved. will open
an up-to-date Restaurant at the same
place as soon,a as l sell out my stock.
consisting of many hundred articles.
DOu't wait, but come to day and save
money. w, A. PAGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Granting. and
Miss Emma Leila Granting, who have
been at St. Petersburg, Fla, have re-
turned home.
Big cut price clothing sale now on at
7. W, Reeds Clothing Store.
Have your monogram made on your
signet ring free Of charge. f. NJ. Cook
& Co.
Mrs. F. E. A. Schilling has returned
from her visit to her sister, Mrs. Will
Barker, in Jacksonville, Fla.
Unless your house is numbered the
city carriers will not deliver your
mail, That is one Of the requirements.
Early Rose and Red Bliss Irish pota-
toes, 40 cents per peck at sB. G. Cog
gins store.
Mrs. Douglass Lawhon and daugh-
ter, of Knoxville, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Lawhon.
1t has been learned that DR.. William
Bradford. of Cedartown, has been ten
dered by Hon. Gordon Lee, the posi-
ton as his private secretary, the new
duties to begin at once.
DR.. Patton will begin II series of
meetings at the Presbyterian church
about the LIST of May. DR.. Bachman,
of Chattanooga, will assist in the meet
ings.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-16
What does O. f. mean &?
1t means Old Fazenda Coffee.

1t means Old Fazenda Coffee.
There are 993 houses numbered in
Marietta.
All kinds of garden seeds at B. q.
Goggings' store.
Mr. Walter Grist has accepted his
old position again as clerk at Mr.. T.
W. Read s store.
Early Rose and Red Bliss Irish pota-
toes: Az cents per peek at B. G. Cog
| gins store.
The Acworth Post wants the treas
urer middle in Cobb county submitted
to the people
The secret of success in advertising
lies largely in keeping the name and
goods constantly before the eye of the
puhlic.-Cotton Trade Journal.
What does 0. F. mean?
1t means Old Fazenda Coffee.
The farmers brought in good deal
OF cotton last week and sold it, bring
ing about IL cents. They were unable
to hold it longer.
Messrs. c. w. DuPre and Ralph
Northcutt returned from lower Geor-
gia Friday eveningswhere they enjoyed
fishing to good advantage.
Buy a membership card at the Cres-
cent Pressing Club for 81 90, which en-
titles you to one months membership
fee and chance of Five Dollars in
Gold ito be given away on the first of
April.
Mrs. J. f. Osmont and daughter have
arrived in the city and are boarding at
Mrs. Atkinson's on Roswell street.
Mr.. Osmont is the jeweler at z. NJ.
Cook & Co.'s store.
Early Rose and Red Bliss Irish pota-
toes, 40 cents per peck at B. G. Cog
gins store.
Mr.. Floyd Northcutt entertained a
few friends Wednesday night in honor
J OF his cousin, Miss Crisler, of Canton.
Miss Crisler is a fine musician and
charmed the guests with her music.
There were one hundred bales of
cotton on the streets here Friday, so
We are informed by cotton buyer. 1t
don't look as if the farmers were going
to hold their cotton, 1t brought ~
cents.