The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-01

and has charge of the factory and
mining operations at Chattsworth, and
is making business quite success.
This company is shipping its products
in car lots to points North and East,
and exporting to Canada.-Dalton Citi-
zen.
| Blessed is the man who can rest and
enjoy it. Young men cannot, because
they need to be making a name and
q fortune. Old men cannot, because,
Injured to employment all their lives,
they break down and die when left
with nothing but time on their hands.
Work is the greatest blessing of the
age. The curse of work is in over
doing it.
Your orders for shingles, lumber,
lime, brick or anything in the building
lN will receive prompt attention.
| j. j. Black Lumber Co.
WANrED.-1,0 900 green hides. High
est market price paid.
r BAKER & BRUCE.
DR.. ]. B. Bozeman, of Marietta, who
was citizen Of Griffin over fifty years
ago, was in the city yesterday on his
way to Brooks to look after his farming
interests. DR.. Bozeman has been res
ident of Marietta for fifty-three years,
but has often visited Griffin, which, he
says, gives evidences of wonderful
| growth. Griffin News.
We keep dry pine stove wood on
hand all the time, price rs cents per
load. Phone 204. J. J. Black Lumber
Company.
! SHOE REPAIRING, neatly, cheaply,
done at A. Maxwell's shop, Lawrence
street, near Mr. Lyons store. Work
solicited. Call at shop.
The Congressional election takes place
; on Tuesday, November 9th. Come out
on that day and vote for Gordon Lee
for Congress, and for Russell, Hill and
Powell for Appellate Judges, Don't for
get the day.
About the first of January the offices
of the L. & N Railroad will be moved
from here to Etowah. Tenn. There are
fourteen families here, but they will
have to remain until June 1st next, as
Athere are no dwellings to accommodate
Ithem at Etowah.
u A full stock cuff buttons, stick pins,
lsbrooch pins, belt buckles, bracelets,
Hobs, chains, ETC., latest designs, have
just been received at II. K. Kerley 8
jewelry store. Will be sold twenty per
cent. cheaper than can be had else
where. Our guarantee goes with each
sale.
The Marietta Laundry have organ
lied temporarily, applied for charter,
and will increase the capital stock to
5000. Committees to select site and
machinery have been appointed.
| Agitation prevents stagnation. II
people folded their hands, quietly
moved along, didn't investigate, OF
think as to what affected their interests
in public affairs or town, there would
be standstilI, no progress or growth
The BiItmore Hotel on Church street
vacated January LIST, 1907. This house
has every modern convenience, hot and
cold water, bath rooms, closets, &c
Will be rented to acceptable tenant by
the year at $40 per month. Address
Mrs. H.W. Dunwody, Is Currier street
Atlanta, Ga.
Our next ISSUE" wrote the editor
of an exchange, will be exceedingly
interesting, as it will contain the names
of all our delinquent subscribers" But
when the time came to send out the
next issue, it was discovered that there
were no delinquent subscribers. They
had all paid up. sr----u.y----
| WANrED-Traveler for established
house. $1,000 per week. Expenses ad
vanced. References Address with
stamp, JOS A. ALEXANDER, Marietta
Ga.
Cotton is the staple that brings the
cash. You see immediate revival OIL
trade as soon as cotton is marketed
debts are paid, and the goods bought
Good crops bring prosperity.
People say speak out your convic
tions, and when you do, and they DOM
agree with the other fellows, he's hop
ping mad about it. You can't please
some folks. us.s..,...us...,.,sss
Mr.. J. M. Cogburn, of this county
received $40O for the best individual
display of agricultural products. His
display was one of the finest ever at 9
State fair, and highly creditable.
/ s4ssSss~zssss.eess
Miss Mamie Dobbs has returned te
Shorter college, Rome.
Mr.. J. P. Jolly and family have moved
to their farm on Route No. /, and Mr.
In. J. Horn and family occupy Mr.. Jol-
lly's house on Atlanta street.
MONEY TO LOAN Il can make loans at