The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-04-05

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ladies crowded in and the beautiful
hats were not only praised, but bought
They were creations of art, and will
add to any woman's attractiveness. The
ladies never fail to give Miss Anderson
cordial praise, in making il so easy to
get pleased, Don't fail to visit this
bazaar Of fashion, and get fitted with the
elegant millinery now on display.
q. M Crosby & Company have fine
liae of Rubber Gloves at an inducement
-$l.00 values, at 80 cents.
We acknowledge the reception of an
invitation to the fifty-first annual COM
| mencement exercises of the graduating
class of the Atlanta College of Physi-
clans aud Surgeons, held on last Mon
day evening, April 2nd, at the Grand
Opera House. DIR. Fred Mangnt, of
Atlanta, graduated on this occasion.
The Journal extends its congratulations
and best wishes to DR.. Manget.
Easter cards and Presents. en-.
Crosby & Company.
Mr.. J A. Kile was called to Atlanta
last week, owing to the death of rel
alive. He stopped a few minutes
where the Salvation Army was holding
forth, and then walked on He felt
for his watch, to see how much time he
had before the ear left, and the watch
and chain were missing. A pick pocket
had deity relieved him of his time
piece.
Full line of Reach's base ball goods,
at low prices. @. NJ. Crosby q Co.
Mr.. J w. Allgood, of the Marietta
district, has full blooded Jersey COW
from which he has sold in the past -
months 300 1-2 pounds of butter at 20
cents per pound, realizing 5000, and
had all the butter besides that his fam
lily could use. This beats Mr.. R. A.
McCollum's cow over 100 pounds of
butter in the same length of time.
We only want to show you that we
sell much cheaper than Atlanta jewelry
stores. Compare prices.
E, M. Cook & Co.
Mrs. r. NJ. McNeel, who was carried
to Elkens & Cooper's Sanatarium, OF
Atlanta, was operated on last Thursday
very successfully and satisfactorily
and it is belieyed Mrs Mcneil will
soon be fully recovered, which her
many friends hope will be the crafty
ing result,
Now is the time buy grass seeds. Our
stock is fresh and complete. G M
Crosby & Company.
One Of the peach growers sold, the
other day, hall interest in this years
fruit crop unseen for one hundred dol.
lars. Upon examination it was found
that all the Gov. Hogg peaches are safe
and half the Elbertas. This looks q
! fine investment for the 800 man.
Have just received all sizes and all
weights in diamonds. See what you
can do in Atlanta, then see what we
have. You can tell, and know.
E. M. Cook & Co.
The fruit crop here, while thinned
out by frost and freeze, will probably
be the better on that account as the
peaches left on the trees will grow tC
larger size and bring better prices. II
the crop turns out well this time il
will be worth a great deal in ready cash
to the growers.
When in need of anything in the
jewelry line get prices from Z. NJ.
Cooke Co. before buying elsewhere.
Judge Frank Irwin, of Cedartown
was shaking hands with his friends
here Wednesday and Thursday. He
represented Cobb county in the Legis-
lature, before moving to Cedartown, le
years ago.
FoR CoRoNER.-M r, E. Lawhon is
q candidate for coroner at the election
Wednesday, Mr.. Cox having died on
Saturday.
, Mrs. Pat Nell, of this place, has just
undergone serious surgical operation
at DR.. Holmes Sanitarium in Atlanta
Her many friends hope for her recove-
ry,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Beers, OF New
Haven, Con-, are visiting Mrs. H. Il
Cole.
Miss Ellen Howell is spending q
month in Marietta with her mother,
Mrs. A. Howell,
We are in business for the money.
See us and be convinced that you can
find what you want at home, Marietta.
E. M. Cook & Co.
Mrs. l.. A. Lindsay and little daugh-
ter were guests OF Miss Louise Schil-
ling few days last week.