davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11

On March Ist the Colorado & Southern
Ry. will operate its through service to
Cripple Greek Distric, points in conpec-
ton with the Cripple Greek Short Lac
most popular and convenient route to the
Cripple Greek District
The trip from Colorado Springs to
Cripple Greek via the Short Line is CON
ceded TO be the mos, fascinating trip IN
the state. This together with the Other
delightful scenic trips on the Colorado *
Southern will practically give then a
monopoly on the scenic features of TIE
state
Train, will leave Denver at $50. A. 81
and 3-ls T M. arriving al Cripple Greek
Al I.Io and q:us +. NJ
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11
Registration Notice

II you desire 10 vote at the municipal
election to be held in Idaho Springs on
April 4. 1908. il IS necessary that You be
registered.
The qualifications of voter at this
election are:
You must be qualified eiector, that is
you must be full citizen of the United
States have resided in this state for al
least one year preceding this election. in
the county for ninety days: and in tho
ward for ten days.
If you were registered and voted a;
the general election held on Novembcr 5,
1904, it will not be necessary for you to
re-register unless you have changed
your residence.
For the purpose Of making r=gisiia-
ton ]. T. Mallalteu and II. o. Walker,
deputy County Clerks, will be in session
a, the office of the City Clerk of Idaho
Springs from twelve O'Clock. noon. IN
till nine O'Clock p. IN. on the i4.h, Isth,
and 10Th days of March. 1905: after tha,
time you can register at the Office of the
County Clerk up to and including the
10th day of March. 1895; after the las,
named date no registration can be made
Dated March 10. 1905.
Ar CoMsrocK.
II County Clerk and Recordef
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11

thoroughly disgued with the disgraeeful
legislature during the week. and that the
responsible unsayory condition public
eporabe Charges open giving and taking bbes
involved thick aud
reports public sticus between
identified with public life, until the citizen unable tell
truthful what false giving effort
solution and declining read discuss the miserable details 1t is
high legislature put aside these chickering's
the - dr and down real business
they elected and and accomplish something before
The
entirely foreign to legislation and the other hand the
has
the The ons settlement
they opening objects
which been entirely of The
bids establish records engendering
petty strife and injury the the other of accomplishing
ing
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11
DIR. II. o. Allen. the Dentist.
Champion LInimen. for Rheumatism.

Champion liniment for Rheumatism.
Charles Drake. mail carrier at Cha
pinville. Connecticut. says: Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm is the champion OF ali
liniments. The past year I was trou-
bled q great deal with rheumatism in
my shoulder. After trying several
cures the storekeeper here recon-
mended this remedy and II completely
cured me-" There is no use OF anyone
suffering from that painful ailment
when this liniment can be obtained for
. small sum. One application gtves
prompt relief and its continued use for
. short time will produce a permanent
cure. For sale by j. J. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11
Citizens Convention.

convention OF the Citizens party is hereby called to
meet Firemens hall Tuesday March a. at 500
p for the purpose OF nominating full city ticket to be
voted the spring election Ward conventions will be
held the various wards Monday eve March 13, at
D. m. for the purpose Of nominating two aldermen from
each ward and the election OF delegates from each ward
attend the city convention Tuesday evening Each
ward shall be entitled the following delegates: Ist ward
West End hose house delegates ID ward Swedish church,
delegates Sd ward, Fremena hail. 10 delegates 4th ward
Sunnyside Swedish church, delegates 5th ward, Grass
Valley, bath house, delegates.
BY order OF the CHAIRMAN.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11
CHAIRMAN.

The Yankee Consolidated NJ. NJ. s. r.
company, at Lombard will erec, a new.
large and commodious shaft house under
contract within the next few weeks. An
air compressor, air drills and 100
horsepower boiler have been purchased
for delivery within the next ten days.
aud il is the intention to erec. su assay
office at Lombard where custom assay
ing for the district will be done as well
as for the Yankee Consolidated property.
Several new cabins will be bull, by the
company. and as soon as operations are
under way from so to 100 men will be
employed. The milling facilities will be
increased in order to handle the contem-
plated large production for the coming
season.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11

A Safe Cough Medicine for Children
In buying a cough medicine for
children never be afraid to buy Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. There is no
danger from 1t and relief is always
sure to follow. 1t is especially yalu-
able for colds. Group and whooping
cough. For sale by J. J. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11
For an impaired Appetite.

Loss of appetite always results from
faulty digestion Ali that is needed
is a few doses Of Chamberlain's stom.
ach and Liver Tablets. They will In
yigorate the stomach, strengthen III
digestion and give you an appetits
Ike a wolf. These Tablets also act d.
a gentle laxative. For sale by j. J.
Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11
a GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching. blind, bleeding or protrud-
ing piles. Druggists refund money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case. no matter Of how long standing,
in six to fourteen days. First applica-
ton gives ease and rest. so cents. II
your druggist hasn't II send so cents
in stamps. and II will be forwarded,
postpaid. by Paris Medicine Company,
:. Louis. Missouri
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11
How We Grow.

The county officers have compiled valuable statistics showing
growth Clear Creek by since 1904 and the figures
healthy condition steady advance which is graft
assessed valuation Of the
county which includes lands lots improvements prop
ey productions railroads telephones telegraph merchandise
povemeuts while of the
the figures s2,74s92 gain in valuation of sIr49sso in
all county funds also show satisfactory
being these figures being the
t3o4as against the collections of 1895
present favorable outlook the next ten will show
every the
eouragng increased production and improvements in all
lines.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11

Two tickets will be the field in the city election next week
both will appear the of
identified with the ct best interests There viii be
but the struggle for will
whom if elected will Of his time and
best talents to promote whole people
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11

Denver newspaper organized club and henceforth
oe hoped that the club will be used
telling upon big mitt election thieves and other
dsgreeabe city which heretofore the other has
The make the daily for
happens they de
and seek the other fellow
length they go Here's to the oganza
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11
Ah! That's The Roase.

Effective March Ist the Colorado &
southern Ry. will operate its through
service 10 Cripple Greek District points
via the Cripple Greek Shor, Line. &C. S.
x {. c. d. Ry.l
This will now be the most popular and
convenient line between Denver and Grip
pie Greek District.
Splendid train service will be inaugu-
rated and on fast schedules. Trains leave
Denver at $50 A. NJ. and 3:As P. NJ.
dnly.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11

II ii l. a bilious attack take Cham
berlalns Stomach and Liver Tablets
and a quick cure is certain. For sale
by l. ]. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11

puny grasshopper captured in Denver Monday
of the daily papers prophey that
spring There question but that spring
but squa beat IT to IT
open, heavy fall visited
parts Monday night.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11

DIR. George Yeager. of Denver, came
up on the woodnen special train We'd
nesday, and visited his mining property
on Ute creek. returning on the late
special train to the big city.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11

eight proposition before that should
agator Not only the human
dumb animals not work
The should become haven for the
Colorado labor agitators and burros.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11

Try US for ranch eggs, vegetables
poultry aud meats. THERo & Co.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11

II. W. Allison. Boulder banker. was
IL the city the fore part OF the week
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11


Henry Jensen, Of the frm of Which &
Jensen, who will spend the next ten days
IN the Chicago market for the purpose
Of buying hts spring stock of goods. de-
sires to notify his customers. that any
one desiring goods not carried BY the
FIRM, or of any special grade or design.
he will place his services at their dis
posai. II orders are left al the store in
this city within the next few days.
The eighth annual session OF the
Colorado Chautauqua will be held in
Boulder, Colorado. July 4th to August
9TH. inclusive. An especially strong
platform program has been arranged in
anticipation OF large attendance from a
distance. Mr. F. A. Boggess OF Boulder,
Is still secretary and will be glad to
furnish any with full information regard
the platform. summer school and natural
scenery.
III. w. Allison a Boulder banker was
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11

First pub. Mar. IS. last pub. April !, los.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11
The Scenic Route to Cripple Cre<k.

County Clerk and Recorder
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13

@t.NlA= (
Aa setEa Ninsto lebe lsaIse sldHlpfe due los nifo
estan e peflodo lie la den ci6n FropnFciona ait3
Immediate Al equefio paciente produce IN silefio ,s
~nrai xanquo aliria 81 delor 81 aneelito oesrie
muy sivo ales sre thuy aeradabls al aladar
~ no, abiandh sus encfass aliva sas doloFes hace is
Giles Las funciohes del est6maao regula s ntgst;Bs
Es el meior tenedo cdnocido para Ia diarrea "a pJo
yenEa &sn de IA dentit6n do cnaiquieFa 0trn ca5a
I6ngase much4 cudado en- pedr 81 9JaFals Calharta
ae a Sshora Winslow Is elmeor az todoE5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
J U R A D 0 S.

Relaci6n de les personas que han de
ser s0rteRdas para constitute los Jura-
dos del distritO de San Juan Cuyo
sortso SO VerifcAE6 un dia pr6ximo:
Juan MoDge y GerRrdo Betancourt,
TrujilIo Alto.
Juan b. Carmona Y GuilIermo vi.
ner, ComeFfo.
MacariO Rivera y Medardo Rivera,
Narapiito.
Manuel Garcfa Marrero, Manuel
Vega y Gabriel Hernandez. Vega
Alta.
Ferdinand r. Cestero, EIadio Mi.
Fanda y Eduardo Canine. Dorado.
NarCiso Rodriguez. jose MariR MR-
rina y Juan G. P.strana LOLA.
Jea1s V6lez, Trinidad Yauqer y Ma
huel RiveHo, CoFOzRI.
jose Nevarez. Ramon C6rdova, Joe
b6 Eduardo Geigel. CeferinO Nevarez
y Vidal Santiago, Toa Baia-
jose g Nieves. Luis Marie Jordan,
Antonio Lopez Joa6 Dolores Pacheco
y Joaquin Pefls, Toa Alta.
Arturo Guerra. Juan Francisco CO.
llazo. Andres Guerrero. GuilIermo
Perez ACosta, Tomas Prado Landr6n.
Emilio Miranda. Pedro Jim6nez SAM
tiago. Tomss LSndr6n, jose Cruz
Carols. sToe6 Vidal Rlmos. Luis Gar
Gfl, Ramon Melon Rsmos. Natalio
SandOvsl. Tom6s D5Vila y Leonides
Guerrero, VeGs B is.
David Carri6n. Lai4a.
Mnriano Ga'gel. SGntiegO Hern6n-
dez, Juan Gonzalez Cruz. Aurelio
Gsrcfs. Jes6s Gonz6lez, Manuel Be
ges. jose G CaIder6n, Jos6I al. Re-
xach. Pedro Gambaro. Pedro Monga
y Jos6 Vivas MoDga. Rio Grande.
Rim6n III DeIRsdo. Felipe Sanchez
OboTio. Ffancisco CastrO. Manuel Su6-
fez Rosa, Batilio PiGeiro. Emilio Pi-
hsiEo. Juan G. YalcsrceI. Sotero Viz
carFOndO. C6ndido Cruz. Fortunate
NizcarrOndo. juan Csbezss, ApfeliR-
pO Neval y Ramon RonISgueS. Caro-
lina.
Santiago Davila y G vino Rivera,
Vega Alta.
Alfonso Ruiz, F0ncisc0 Gim6nez y
Manuel Melchor G. Arcfs, Rio Grande.
Tiburcio Reyes. Veg b is.
Mariana Hernkndez, Carolina
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
San Juan tlGl0 2, 600
CaSaS Sin COliaF las
de alglnOs barriOS.
Ell baTFIO OhrafO 0S uIl pIGbI8na
que lni0T0SS a tOgas las
CIaS8S SOGlalaS


Para f0FmRr an cOncept0 eXact0 de
las condolences 8ntihigi6nicss ca Que
viven las Clases ppbres de San Juan y
u neCaaidad imperiosR de 10 ereaci6n
de an barrio obTefo, no hay mas que
hscar an pequefIo estudio De los datos
oficialea que ofreCemcs & u considers
con p6blica.
Mide San Juan 281 $50 metros Cua-
drados. contandO con 2 600 casas
Is $50 hsbitsntes, sin c0ntar Ios be-
rfios de Is Marina. PueFta de TERRA
Sbnturce. Como pTomedio, cada casa
0cupa LOG. 06 metros cuadrados. habi-
tAda Csda una por 8 05 habitantes. co
rrespondiendo q cada hAbitante II so
metros cuadrados.
81 Sc tiene en- Cnenta que CadR fa-
milia necesits cusndo eats confoadn 80
metros c1bicos de aire respirsble. fSciB
es f0rmRr opinion del estBd0 nocivo en-
que se viVe aquf. aIberg6hdose cerca
de is. 600 habitRntes ca las hsbitacio-.
mes que ocupsn aqueIla suparicie de
metros cuadrados.
Hasta ah0ra hsn sido cubicadas Les
habitaCiones de nlquileF de los cRIIes de
Ietu6n , FOrtaleza y sd ha dado el
cRso de vivir 8 persouRs ca IN pel1me-
trO de % metros e1bicOs.
Estsdo de cosas tan IsmentabIe eau.
60 pre- fondo asombro y hasta espsnto
81 &c pienta ca ID deegracia de una epi-
demia. pues serfs incalCulacle 81 n6me-
70 de vfctimss que Be- originarian, y en-
este case & todos tCcarfa
Ds sueHte que ell bRrRiO obrero no ea
un problemR solo para las autorids.
des lIamadas evitRr gFsndes males.
al para los mismos obFeroS. 81 que tam
Oi61 para todas Ias CIases sociaIes.
De una pRrta ell dese0 de vivir sin
intranquiIidades de otra n bsneficio
que & los accionistas he de producer
Ia creaci6n deun barrio especial para
los pobres. con condolences sanitarias,
tOdo debe ser astfmulo bahtantB para
que Sc IleVe & efecto una obra que
aiendo humaniiAria his de dar an CON
cepto elevado de nosotros, 4 II vez que
formar hombres sanos, fdertes 3 de
iniciativas para el pDrveniF, pues sabi-
do es que eI hcgar es Ia base del buen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13

DEsPUEshDE PROBAR tddog log engano-
sos remediosEque aS anuncisn es cuando mas
SO aeradece 10 efioaoia RADICAL del Digesti-
vo Moiarrieta, cuya superioridad esta univar-
aslmente conhrmada.
CuraCiones desesperadas cd personas bi9n
conocldas que 10 tomaron duEante tres me-
ses son las que 10 han hechb elorioso pefo
nI solo estuqhe produce meioT efecto QUE
ana dooena tle frascos de cublquier otro ra-
nedio porque ade1nas de ser 81 fnico verdb-
dero Curative radical del est6magO v del
intestine, sin engaEosa accidn calmante, Us
Digestive PurihcadDr de los Rlimentos.
Sc debe exigir cue oeda hostia tonga gra-
bado 81 nombre Digestive Moiarrieta.
Dep6sito general de las Farmacias de Blanco ca,
Namon Almazan Fidel (IuilIermbty eF san juan
de Puerto Rico: y de v6nta en las pTincpales rogub-
Rias de Europa America
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13

mEIILOIDES Ell mejor " mas seguro
DC todos los especifcos hasta ahora conocidos
para ID cura permanente de todas las enfeE-
Enedades de la uretra, va sean estas cr6nicaIs
q Bgudas. Contiene 81 hujo |cura por com
pleto, en- menps TEMPO que niDg1n otro pre-
parade similar, las g6noTreas, esperm atoreas,
cistitis, ect MeioF que las inyecCiones v muH
superior al sandalo oopaiba. Empieza <
surtir su efecto las tres 8 cuatro horas de
haberse tornado.
Los nMETILOIDES" son faciles do tomar
y estan preparRdos de manera one no revuel
ven 81 estomag 20 nj producer nalos efeetos.
De Venta en- todas las Boticas. Pfdans9
muestras gratis sus Linicos fabricantes
Frederick stearns q Ca, Detroit, Mich
E. II. "a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
lIIlpeTiOS neceSIdad
d quo eIfOelIFII IIlguo !
QushTadlIlls ! CaMyy
Reunion de obreros para oeslgllaf'
un representante Al Congreso
deNlaYaguez.
EI limo, senior Obispo visitara Ell
pueblo guebradillano
(De nuestr0 Corrssponsa7 especial.

Abril 1I.-En dias pasados lei
mos I'm interesante articulo en- xLa
Cores pondencia en- donde demos
tFabase q la compaffa del feFroca-
FFil u ventaioso que le FesultaFfa
81 el tren llegase esta localidad
Is necesariO conocer el entusias-
mo que existe entire los agricultc-
res dc este pueblo para cultlvaF con
esplendidez Ia cana, fruto products
VO en- estos terFehos; peFo muchi-
: simas personals al pensar en- la dis
tancia que nos sepaFa de- Ia estaci6n
de Camuy y las cFecidas cantida-
des que cuesta el traspOrte. Sc de-
saniman y pFfyanse de- cultiYar tan
imp0rtante fEutO.
Es imperiosa ID necesidad del fe-
rrocarril, y no dudamos que la COM
paffa ctmplazca a los habitantes
de Camuy y QdebFadillas en- empe-
zar Ia construction con Ia mayor
brevedad.
Ademas tiene Ia ventaia dicha
compaflia de ser casi todos los te-
FFenos pOr donde va la lfnea muy
llanOs y faciles para trabal,F.
I Las sehOFitaS Marina Avila Mo-
inafy, Herminia L'Overas Soler y
Maria Lloveras, flores del iardin
quebradiIlano encu6ntranse en- San
Juan v Aguadilla donde pasaran
breves dias.
Deseamosles pEonto Fegreso al
pueblo cue les distingue.
NuestFo viejo y consecuente
Padre Estrada prOp0nese celebFar
con esplendidez la semana Santa.
Debido 4 10 religioso que son
nuestrOs vecinos, no dudamos sea
inmensa la cOncuFrencia que asista
d los ofcios religiosos.
Hemos tenido especial gusto de
saludar de regfeso este pueblo
la bellfsima tF guefla seflorita Nom
serratita Avila Butter y de- paseo,
d la angelical y simpatica senorita
Maria gristina Gomez, amiga de la
infancia nuestra n residente en- la
actualidad en- Mayaguez.
E domingo a las cinco de la
tarde, reuni6rOnse on 81 xCentro de
instruction Y RecreoS uu gran nj
nero de trabsj jadores para comisio-
mar IN delegadO one les represents
en- la asamblea que celebrara la
Federation Libre el pFimeFo- de Ma
70 en- Ia cindad del oeste.
El popular sCachuchoS pPopuso
al presidente de Ia xUni6n Obrero
Lib7e1 don Juan Hernandez quien
fu6 aceptadO poE Ia concurrencia
con Ell mayor agrado.
-Pronto llegar8n a este pueblo
dos misioneros catolicos que en- la
actualidad Sc encuentran en- Isabella.
El senior Obispo tambi6n nos vi
sitaFa en- los dias de- Pascuas y ce-
lsbEara confrmac ones Con tai
motive reina gran animaci6n entire
los cat6licos del pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
R E ETRETl.

Hoy iueves. de y media & 10
por Ia Banda Juventud del COmerCio,
con 81 siguiente progama:
Pas0 dob'e. Sci Tambor de Grana.
deros.s Chapf.
A petici6n l. polks de fautfn s1a-
diana , g x.
Gran Overture de Ii Opers ssemi-
Eamis. , r. ssini.
PizzicetO de Silvia 6intermezzo O O2e-
fa GCAVAlIeria R is ticana.0
selecci6D de d zarzuela 4san Juan
de Luz. , Lleo.
Eatreno, danza. sJpgo de IVA
M1FQuez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
son mIY sGV0TOS los eXim0n0S
para I1gEoSO on OI IsglmIeDtO
Dc Puerto Rico.
Los que desGen presenfarse q esos
examenes debe1 eatudiar con
tempo.

Ell is de Octubre, como aver mo-
tici0 este diaFio, habra nuevos ex8-
menes para aspiFantes q oficiales
en- el RegimientO do Puerto Rico,
para cubrir cuatro vacantes de 2aos.
tenientes.
El coFonel Crane, iefe del Distri-
to Militar de Puerto Rico, es ell Pre-
sidente de la Comisi6n. Los utros
miembros de ella son los mayores
Griffith y doctor Lippitt, los capi-
tanes Graham y doctor Lugo Vifla
y un teniente. como Secretario.
Los que desesn presentaFse esos
examenes deben p0nerse a estudiar
con tempo. poFque las pruebas son
seVeFas. Los examenes de EnerO
pasad0 dUrarOn dias. trabaiando
4 hoFas consecutivas en- cada uno.
que es 81 tempo que se al para
responder q las 90 preguntas de
cada asignatufa, dabiendo tenerse
pFesente que cada pFegunta tiene Q,
" 8 y hasta 4 cuartillas.
SeiS meses no son demasiad0
tempo para Preparaf tai examen.
O9RebEala1 de- ID uTemia apuda annqno
ca menor intenpidad, como ae ob1erVa
ca los accegos peri6dic0s HE ID urtica-
Fia Dor t0xemis. Ia enAerma BiQui6
meioEsndo hRsta que 81 Quinto dia sa
reatableci C0mplets etsuientes
Despu6s de paGado q gran susie,
examine n fecha en que hsbla aid0
prepaEado 81 eUer0 y enC0ntI6 dOce de
Julio la 1904 Sc We. puds que una
iDyecei6n de cinS0 meses 3fae de pre-
paFada hnbieFa matadO iLfaliblemeute
mi sefI0ra 3 no hs bsr teuidO & II b =
no les invecciODas hst6icas que aUli-
du6 con m conpera ion del doctor Sus
rex 6squien reitar aqui Tnl GEatltud.
Eg. pues peiigrOsisim0 usaF 1nyec.
clones Wei y 30 DO mls atFeVefla
usar en- adalapta suerOs que tuviesen
mss de- cuatrO meses De prspAKAdos.
DR. 8. CARBONELL-
JUAN NIeUEI IElRAE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13

"a s iHnprenta Yonda pspsl de
peri6 lee Vias -ae apinto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-13
DIgxYeEN

AntiseptiCo y deainfeCtante.
Para IimpiaF "a buCa y dientar no
iene igual.
/ Quits tod0 OEoR ofansiv0.
FARhfACIA Am fEBTg CANA
Gan Francisco Sc San Juan
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-23
North rIarietta.

Miss Leila McRea spent last
week with her grandmother at
Kennesaw.
Miss Rebekah Hill, who has
been sick with chickenpox, is i'm
proving.
Miss Willie Raley, who has
been visiting in>Atlanta, Las re-
turned home.
Mr. Will Written is having 4
room cottage erected on the lot
he recently purchased from Mrs
Dewald.
Miss Delmar Reed. of Lost
MOI ntain, is visiting her sister,
NJ Maggie Hill.
Mr. John Jarrel has accepted
position with the L & n railroad
at Blue Ridge
Miss Hettie Prjchett, of Ken
nesaw, visited friends and relatives
here last week.
Mr. Tom McRea and wife, of
Kennesaw, visited his brother in
Marietta recently.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-23
Wileys.

Marietta was lively place last
week. Court i'll session, and the
electric car hands al. struck the
town the same day.
We are glad to note that MI.
Ad. Spihks, who has suffered 3
great deal with tonsilitis of the
throat, ls some better.
| think that the legislature
ought to pass a law prohibiting
the use OF that internal machine
called the motorcycle from run
nlng out the roads that are used
for a wagon road They are not
hit to be IN the road where there
are teams, and the ones that ride
them don't care whose horse
they scare, nor how bad they get
scared. Some time, sooner or
later, there is going to be some
serious damage done bv teams
getting scared at them OF the rider
getting knocked into cooked ha:
and probably both. Beulah.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-23
Due West.

We have just heard of the death
of Mr. John NJ Kirk, who died in
Aberdeen, Miss Of heart failure,
while sitting at the supper table.
He was born near this place, and
was a brother of T M Kirk. He
was brave Confederate soldier,
and served in the Seventh Geor-
gia calvalry. His old comrades,
J B Glover and Chuck Anderson
speak we'll of his bravery. He
went West many years ago and
entered railroad service.
The little 5-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Willis Blackwell,
of Fulton county, and grand-child
of Mr. Thomas Hooks, was inter-
red at Mars Hill, last Saturday
funeral conducted by Rev Will
McCollum.
The members and community of
Mt Olivia Baptist church will
meet next Sunday to recrganize a
Sabbath school. Let all come
and help in this good cause.
The Rev Will McCollum preach
ed an able sermon on last Sunday
to an appreclative audience at
Mt Olivet Baptist church. The
regular preaching day will be on
the fourth Sunday in each month.
Mrs D w Dickson, who has been
quite feeble for some time. is able
to be out again.
Miss Ada Wardlow, of this
place, read good essay on Home
at the Literary Club.
We. don't wish to participate
much in politics, but would sug,
gest that as there has been SC
mucn clash over the treasurer e
office of Cobb county, that 1t be
submitted to the people Let the
majority rule, as that is both
Democratic and Republican.
Amor