The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-28

Inc farmer should never forget that
ne IS an important factor in society. 1t
Is his daty to be good citizen and to
nelp manage the affairs of his country.
In public affairs he should remember
That he is citizen OF a great nation.
and ne should be willing to give part
OF his tine and lend all his influence in
favor OF good government. He should
nave an intelligent appreciation of pub
lie questions, and should speak a good
word for his country at all times.
| when it is right, he should help to
Keep it right, ana when it is moving in
the wrong direction he should help to
right it. This is the highest duty of a
good citizen.
| See the nice lire of Candies at F1w
& RoGERs'.
The "Simplofiller" fountain pen ia a
selt-tiller and ID everything the name
implies; constructed perfectly, no leak
ing, no sweating, no soiled fingers, and
IS about the best thing of the kind on
the market. They are superceding all
Others. The pens are IA karat solid
gold, and the prices range from 81 so to
So. We have been presented one by
the Marietta Jewelry Co., J. E. o.
ment, manager, who has them Tor sale,
and we wouldn't be without one for the
price. Call at their store and ask to
see these self-filling fountains.
Hurry up, hurry up and buy the
Avondale Flour. We have one car we
can sell at the old price. We give you
a full patent flour at the half patent
price. Sold only by ]. w. Hardeman
Il Sons.
Revival services will begin at the
Methodist church Sunday, March 18th.
The pastor, W. L. Pierce, will be as
sisted by Rev. W. r. Mackay, CT Wood
bury. Mr.. Mackay is not only good
preacher but one of the best leaders of
congregational singing in the State.
Preparation services will be held next
Sunday morning and night. Sermons
| and songs at both service, with special
reference to revival work.
To secure the best Coffee and get it
ground just right, go to FAw & ROGERS.
The State Sunday School Convention
will be held in Marietta Methodist
church March 18th. 18th and 14th.
Prof. E. 0. Excel, Of Chicago, will be
in charge of the music, and large
number Of Sunday school workers will
be present.
Home.rsised hog and hominy ought
to be the motto of every one engaged
in farming. If such we're the case, and
lived up to by them, then indeed could
they sit back and not sell their cotton
crops until the price was satisfactory
to them.
Try a package of Orange Pekoe Tea
| from FAw & ROGERS.
There was no preaching at the Pres
byterian church last Sunday, DR.. Pat
ton being confined to his room with a
severe cold. He expects, however, to
be able to fill his pulpit next Sunday,
and resume the Sunday evening Evan
gelistic services.
The Atlanta Georgian and News six
days a week and Atlanta Constitution
on Sunday, all for II cents per week.
Leave orders at Marietta Book Store
or Telephone %.
Miss West, the stenographer, has
been confined to her home sick with
grip the past week, but glad to see her
out again,
FoR SALE CHEAP-Stereoptican out
fit and moving picture machine, with
rs views, mostly of Egypt. Also. a
| graphophone, with records in good con-
| dition. Also, a "Blodgett & Manor"
single, portable, galvanized oven, hav-
ing baking capacity for thirty large
loves Of bread. For particulars, address
LOUIS PAssEBoIs,
Marietta, Ga.
To THE PUBLIc.-We have opened a
coal yard in connection with our dray
line. We can give you the best of coal
at reasonable prices. Next door to
Hicks stable. WI. CAMP & Go.
Mr.. Groves Cohen, of this city, had
an operation performed at the Presby-
terian Hospital on Tuesday of last
week, having been ruptured SOME
months ago. We are glad to learn that
he is getting on all right.
Remember we are the only mer-
chants in town that sells full patent
flour at half patent prices. Now ia
| your chance. Buy the Avondale and
no other For sale only by ]. W. Hard
eman & Sons. ar
For RENT-The Gates property on
Campbell hill This is a 12-room