The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-05-24
The suburban trolley express is now

Inc SubuIDd4l tTOitey express IL now
lin operation.
For rent one house. Apply to M. w,
Murdoch. Anderson ST., No. 302. s,..--s
1t was boy that came to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Norman.
Miss Kate Goodwin visited Summer
Vile, Ga, on last Friday, returning
Monday.
Mrs George w. Beyerle and son are
visiting Philadelphia, their old home,
and will return in few weeks
Mr.. 7. H. Shockley and daughter,
Miss Fannie, have returned from avisit
to Texas,
Subscribers who have renewed their
subscriptions in the last few weeks will
hhave their dates moved up as soon as
1--we use up the labels already printed.
/ That song Everybody works but
l.father" is worked" to death. Sup
pose you let up on the corpse and give
|. it decent burial.
| The attendance upon the various gu
bernatoriaI meetings in this State, has
taken vast number CT people from lu-
cratiye employment. 1880
Dr. Nunnally retires in favor of Dick
! Russell, but can the Doctor transfer
the vote by simply saying he favors
Russell.
PEOPLES THEATER. - Matinee and
night, Saturday, May 26, moving pic
lures of the great San Francisco earth
quake and fire. Special matinee for
ladies and children. Admission Is and
% cents.
Northcutt, Stone & Barnes advertise
a remnant sale this week that every
lady ought to be interested in. There
are such bargains offered as doesn't
come often, and now is the time to get
the benefit of these rare offerings.
Money saved is money made. Read
the adverment.
On the first Of January citizen sold
his place in Cobb county not far from
Marietta for $4,000 and moved to an
other county. The other day, inside of
five months the place was sold for 81
900, making a profit of $1,000 Cobb
county homes and farms are enhancing
III Vaiue' ~ss-l
\ The Marietta band which is furnish
ling the music for the occasion, is meet
ing with popular favor. This is one of
the best bands that has ever visited
Rome and the music dispensed by this
organization is being much enjoyed
| Rome Tribune.
A party composed of, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Harle, of Tennessee, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Legg, MIR. and Mrs. James Legg, Mr..
and Mrs s. G.. Dick and Miss Daley
attended the graduating recital of Miss
Nellie Legg, at Agnes Scott College.
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Mr.. s. H Hall is in Atlanta, attend
ing meeting of the State Druggists
Association. Mr. w. J. Bolden also is
in attendance.
Mr.. H. Crow is critically i'll at his
sons home, Rev. J. j. Grow. He is q
member of Roswell Lodge, No. IA, l.
%. o. F.
\ REMEMBER.-That the Freyers at
| their music parlors in the Freyer build
ing can sell you pianos and organs for
less money than other dealers can buy
them and still make small profit, be-
cause he has no expense, no rent to
pay, as he is owner of the store, no
drayage having the men and teams to
haul on his farm, no expense for tun-
| ing or repairing, as they do it them
selves, and better than anyone North
or South can do it. F. L. Freyer is the
oldest dealer in the State, buying
largely for only spot cash, at less price
! than other dealers can, hence can sell
you for much less than any other deal
er can, the best and most durable in
struments, fully warranted. Payments
| arranged to suit your convenience.
The new Presby terian marriage cere-
mony omits the word "obey." Well,
| it just as we'll be omitted, the wives
don't observe, and we don't blame
them. -
Yes, you didn't give us the names of
your visitors, where they were from or
how long they were going to stay. We
| couldn't guess and, therefore, there
was no mention. Telephone IS.
5000, 900, 900 MORTGAGE Is FILED
BY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
4 mortgage for two hundred million
dollars was filed in the clerks office re-
Gently.
The moatgage was given by the
Southern Railway Compeny to the
| Standard Trust Company Of New York,
! as +ruStae and il IN cover an issua of