The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-04-06

w DoDDs is assisted by his son, DR.,
Gilbert Dobbs, of New Orleans, who as.
sisted him last summer. He is an
able, earnest preacher. and a fine singer.
Let everybody attend and cooperate
with this Jealous effort to do good and
promote the Masters cause. Services
lO.3O q. m. and 7.3O o. m.
QUIoK LUNoHEs.-I have bought the
lunch counter formerly conducted by
Mr.. Harry Humphreys, at the DEPOT.
Everything fresh and clean. Quick
lunches at any time of day or night.
rnoue 5lO. j. w. EAsTERLIN.
About so new books have been added
to the Circulating Library. at Marietta
Book Store. One dollar for card en-
titles you to read all of the latest and
most popular books at small cost If 2
cents per day.
In the election of the police force in
Atlanta last week, there were onIv
SIX held sargeants to be elected, and
only two of the old sargeants were
elected. Mr.. Knight S. Foster was one
OF those, receiving every vote. He
formerly lived in Cobb county. and is
the father of Col. J. u. Foster. of Ma
rietta.
Ii you fish this spring you had better
fish for Fish Bros. wagon, the hest nro
position we can offer you.
North Georgia Supply Co.
Mr.. Robert Johnson, of Rome. has
taken.a position at Sans Drug Store.
lie is an expert pharmacists and comes
with the best testimonials as to excel
lence and competency. We welcome
him to the city.
VI course you need lawn and garden
nose. and you can be supplied at the
North Georgia Supply Co.'s store.
The half page advertisement of G. w.
DuPre in this issue speaks for itself
Ii you are Looking for splendid line Of
Gents Furnishing, Goods, Up-to-date
Clothing, Hats and Shoes for men and
boys, you will do we'll to call at this
popular and enterprising store. Call
at once and see for yourself.
To comfort that sore, vaccinated
arm, use Johnson's shields improved
They relieve pain, as well as protect
against injury. Price only 10c. c. NJ.
Crosby & Co.
Miss Louisa Decker, who has been
visiting Mrs. V. L. Starr, left for her
home in Trenton, New. Jersey, Tuesday,
Her beautiful contralto voice will be
greatly missed in the Episcopal church
choir.
| guarantee to save you so per cent. on
all purchases. My millinery stock en-
braces the latest styles, from plain
hats to the handsomest dress hats.
also handle the latest in dress skirts
and shirt waists.
Mrs. B. ScHCENTHAL.
A full line of hams and breakfast ha-
con at Ward Bros.
For canned goods and pickles just
call at Ward Bros.
Col. c. D. Phillips, of Marietta, has
been commissioned tolnspect all of the
| Confederate. graves in Georgia, and to
make tabulated report to the COVER
nor, so that the information may be
furnished to the general assembly this
summer.
DIED.-Mr. Arthur Davenport died in
Chattanooga, Tenn, on Monday last.
His remains were brought to Marietta
Tuesday and inferred in the Episcopal
cemetery. He was the son-in-law of
Mr.. T. H. Cheek who formerly resided
here. His wive survives him.
MILLINERY I have opened mAlin-
cry department at Kennesaw, Ga, and
would be glad to have those wishing to
buy to examine my goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Any goods not in
stock will be ordered promptly. Have
the latest and newest styles in braid
chiffon and straw ready-to wear hats
from twenty-five cents up.
Mrs. Lou Prichard Trippe.
Full line Of Bath Tubs, different sizes
and prices. We place them at lowest
price possible, work guaranteed and
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
North Georgia Supply Co.
Our guarantee guarantees. North
Georgia Supply Co., 7. H. Springer,
President.
The fine line India aud Hamburg
linen writing paper in pound packages
with envelopes to match at Marietta
Book Store must be seen to be appre-
ciated.
Miss Julia Montgomery left Monday
for Jacksonville, Ala, to attend the
funeral of her sister, Mrs. LILLIAN Pat
terson, who died at Lewisburg, Tenn,
on last Saturday. Mr.. Patterson sur
wives her.
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