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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-20
MISS RAMBO'S RECITAL
A GRAND SUCCESS,
Will Give Her Masterpiece
Herod, Next Tuesday
Night, 25th.

To say that Miss Regina Rambo's re-
cital at the Opera House last Thursday
night was brilliant success is to tell
the plsin unvarnlshed truth.
The recital was given by request for
the benefit of the Children of the Con.
federacy, the monument fund.
Miss Rambo was assisted by Misses
Maud Foster and Irma Neal, piano, and
Miss Gambler. of Decatur, song Mrs.
Settle was called Unexpectedly to
Nashville.
The audience was large, cultured
and appreciative.
Miss Rambo is the gifted and talent
ed daughter of DR.. and Mrs. S D. Ram
DO, of this place. She is q student of
Wesleyan College, ard at the close of
the last term won the gold medal for
elocution in large class.
Her ability is quickly recognized, ba-
sides her personality is attractive, her
poses graceful, and her conceptions in
telligent. Her renditDns were scenes
from Macbeth and Ben Hur. In her
several humorous pieces she kept the
audience in laughter throughout, af-
fording an evening of rare and pleasing
entertainment.
We are glad to state that Miss RAM
DO has consented to render her master
piece, Herod, on next Tuesday evening,
June 25th, $3.50, at the Opera House
for the benefit of the Methodist church
organ fund. She rendered this piece to
1900 people in the Wesleyan College
auditorium, and won unstinted eneom-
ium from the Macon press and people
Marietta, her home place, should be
as generous in appreciation of her gen.
Jus and fill every seat in the Opera
House next Tuesday night.
The proceeds go to laudable pur-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-20

Ralph Stringer, son of Mr. E. L.
Stringer, of this place, was accidentally
shot with parlor rife, No %, or last
Wednesday, the ball entering the palm
OF his hand, ranging up his right arm
and coming out at the elbow.
For SALE OR RENT A three room
house and acre of ground. adjoining r.
II. Northeutt's Kennesaw Mountain
farm, Apply to Simeon Casey or w. s.
Brown.
The Baptist Sunday school and church
will picnic at Grant Park, Atlanta,
Thursday, June Doth. Two electric cars
have been chartered. The fare for the
round trip will be: Ten years old, Zoe (;
l to Is, 25c; Is to 100 years, soc.
To THE PUBLIo.-I will be with my
father, Mr.. Henry Meinert, in the fu-
ture, handling coal, lumber and all
building materials, All business shall
receive prompt and careful attention.
Come to see US before building and
buying. Thanking you in advance for
your patronage, am, yours to serve,
JOHN P. MEINERT.
For SALE-The Alexander place, oc-
cupied by B. Awtrey. Roswell street !;
six-room house, lot 1876 feet front. ADJ
dress MRs.J NJ. MOORE, Route No. 81,
Marietta, Ga.
It is said that Mr.. w. NJ. McKenzie's
orchard, near Kennesaw mountain. is
loaded with fine Elberta peaches. The
frost didn't touch them, and the crop
in that orchard will be very large and
fine.
Butterick Patterns at Ward Bros.
Mr.. Whitlock has retired from the
firm of Meinert & Whitlock, but will
still continue business at same old
stand. thank you for your past pat
ronage and earnestly solicit your flu
ture trade, guaranteeing you perfect
satisfaction. HENRY MEINERT
The contract for the fixtures in the
new bank has been let, and, it is said,
will be very elegant.
See our linen and pique skirts at SOC
each. H A Ward & Bro.
/ am now prepared to handle your
building contract. Come to see me be-
fore buying lumber or coal.
HENRY MEINERT.
For SALE-Lookout Mountain Irish
potatoes. J. H. HILL,
Route No. 5, Marietta, Ga.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Photographed
Matters in City Briefly
ChroniCled for Jour-
nal Readers.
Build a furniture factory.

Build furniture factory.
Build cotton factory, and thus make
dividend on the cotton raised here.
We have the agency for Butterick
Patterns H. A. Ward & Bro.
Build factories and small industries,
and thus give the town substantial
prosperity.
For RENT-Office rooms on west side
Of square. Apply to D. 6. Cole.
For RENT-Furnished roorls. Apply
at 1903 Cherokee Street.
Miss Anna Waddell is attending q
house party in Waynesboro, Ga.
If you need any lumber or coal, come
to see me or call phone p.
3n#G0 HENRY MEINERr.
= For RENT-Five or six acres of good
corn land at Sibley's crossing. Apply
to A. S. j. Gardner, Phone 121.
The Delineator for July now on sale
at Ward Bros. -a h&
We regret to learn that Mr.. Gus Gro
gan has fever. He is at his brothers.,
Mr.. Sam Grogan, on Kennesaw avenue.
The dissolution of Meinert & Whit.
lock will take effect July l, 1907. All
accounts due them must be paid at
once, or will be put out for collection.
A small lot of white linen and pique
to close out at soc.
II. A. Ward & Bro.
BLACKSMITH Coal A car load of the
Aetna is now on hand for sale.
w. j.. Camp & Co.
DR.. 1. H. Springer will build three
fve-room houses on his property on
Waddell and Haynes streets at once.
Mr.. J. w. L. Stovall has bought the
Bailey house, on Waddell street, and is
adding two rooms to it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-20

Miss Mamie Dobhs will have as her
guests for ten days two charming and
attractive young ladies, Miss Thiesen,
from Pensacola, Fla, and Miss Read
of Atlanta. They were at Shorter to-
gether last year. Several social func-
tions have been planned in their honor
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pose ana all Will enjoy this magnificent
production of Stephen Phillips Herod.
Tickets on sale a. Legg's drug store.
Get seats early.
CASTE OF CHARACTERS.
Herod, King of the Jews; Aristobulus,
High Priest and Brother of Marianne;
1adias, Chief Councillor; Sohemus,
a Gaul; Syllaeus, Blind Man: Phe-
roras, Brother of Herod a Priest; a
Physician; Captain; a Cupbearer;
Servants and Messengers; Marianne,
Queen and wife of Herod; Cypros,
Mother of Herod Bathsheba, Maid of
Marianne.
PROGRAM,
Piano Selection. 1890 Miss Irma Neal
Impersonstion OF Herod-
Stephen Phillips
Miss Regina E. Rambo.
ACT /.
Time-Afternoon of the Last Day of the
Feast of Tabernacles.
JOChO lac OISdb Ilhll vi AuUlhuCO III
the Palace of Herod at Jerusalem,
festooned with gArlands and Offer
ings.
ACTII
Time-Three days later.
Scene-The Hall of Audiance in Herod's
Palace On various points of
vantage without, are Sentinels
watching for the arrival of Herod.
ACT III.
Time--Sunset; few days later.
Scene-The Halllof Audiance, as before;
Captains. Councillors and Priests
are assembled.
This modern drama is founded on the
historical characters of Herod, the King
Of the Jews, Aristobulus, the boy high
priest, Marianne Queen wife of Herod,
and Cypros and Salome, Herod's treach-
erous mother and sister.
The story OF the play is woven about
the incidents and consequences OF Aris-
tobulus' death by drowning, the result
Herod's command because he feared
Aristobulus' favor with the multitude.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-20

Worry is the advance guard that
trouble sends to weaken you fol
the attack proper.
Some men go so fast that they
pass happiness without ever no.
ticing that it was there.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-20

This old world never holds you
to account for the untruths you
told to cheer tup.
A woman will never ask your
advice unless she is sure you are
going to agree with her.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-20

pose and all will enjoy this magnificent
production of Stephen Phillips Herod.
Tickets on sale AZ Legg's drug store.
Get seats early,
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Sr. CANT,


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etaat Marpiano, Sirecm hes staatss0rriide.
rungs.E epartrmrnts.
IttTore G. ben IA. Sebrrur 1907.
Siermit beifeiniee id. bob Sbtacs Gin &C.
treuer gIisur0 G1s Dem idbriidben WnsneiS Der
..saem.Fprf a,lafe 0faf Snf. 80" fir od5 ain
81. Se5emher 1906 enoelioe Sotr III. ipie er in
oieienr Requirement etHaerci6i puroe.
Nenj. 3. Grpnic,
SeritheruliassGommiiir.
go ,7,74.sD
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e. Il =. GeIcpGpn Il. 4nuI 1913.
9o. TcIeptou Gourilnno Sgs.
bnrru i. Rtnu,

@enerdIsSe rIi6erlr0S gGcut uno WlnIIer,
3immer ia. Ghnnber Of GomnertesSeOduoe
Siibs9olionp Sir. ober Goitofficr.9lpc sGinGauG.
6unoeuiirter NusiueiS iber oru 5tauo Der
,Wieue Sails iSiTr Sninraucc Company"
uun @len$ Saie, 9'gl, am 81. GeScmbcr
1906.
@%efalamte S%inHn6TeIt ,....... 81 .00i ,629.sI
@CiaInmie 9luSanber. .......... 2,4G5. ijl 80
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p 6tablirt 1890.
@ildelm ". Heinharot

Ut. gU2I, WtT.VulIIWbfts SffdHt.
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Mir Tantrn fno Simmer
mlier guiiiht BON W,ao. Reinbarni borhnnoer.
mo. IeIepbun - gouri!ano 1854.
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/. 5aailD. dusgeIlommen Sonnta9.
Ytur SoHniag.

ShPNtDouhN UOsht Gtahet hNl wv CthhH y
Der GumoensS lntion na6 0aibinston an
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Reuer Terminus an Der 3reiuro5ipdnBtgften
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UNI @eiChuIiSsStltstfl
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@criid)ermHgs NnSmciic.
i Oauaahrr
aseutCu,
Chamber Of Commerce.

9urdj oas gerideruua5. Gr%pattcment.
GptscuFrter Nusweis iiber ben stanb Der
German american 3niurauee Gump ann
SciHttmte @innnbHett ....,.... S740G, 102.5t
@eiuMmie Mu5gabeH .......... G523,444.22
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Hpbert Npnnrer'S
.mnLnrI.M nnncrhnr.Nnnc."

WTTTU1HFT VtWFHF FVVUF- VWHVT
Rr. 192i-i923, Srlenus.strase.
Saupi0uuriier bes nMC8nri . Diduners
docs" Singittnoe ieoen Gonneritaa
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9ierein" %berfanmelt iit ieocn Wiuntng
bier. Gbeiapedie $ Ielepbcu 8olfe
S44 3. (aprtl4,1 O
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3mr0 Oas NrrTatrunns. 2cpartement.

Gurocnirtrr MnSiueiS iibcr ben stauo Der
cNrttniu Wrrnthn Srinrnnrr Gumpnun upn
NniinIn. .N.'N," nm 81. Sr5cmber 1906.
Scldrllnic Nill1nhulclt ......... $3.50. 1893
@eianlmic glu@GubCu .......... ssiG52.5t
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bus g,erfhcrnnns.l epartemen

1urdl has @eriihcrunss s. epartement.
Gpuoeuitrtrr Nusweis fiber ben stnno Der
,,9ieus9)prt Hiatc @idR Sniurantc Cont
pam uuu 9iew'Yurt" am 81. Ge5cniber
1906.
@cfainmtc Ginrnbmen ......... 1907 1901
Geianlmte 9lusgahcn .......... 477.S23.12
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.. spohniS Metnutant,
VIZ. g23. Wprbs Ebcu., udbe Nntbpun ctr.
aoieb Misb' ,,Wielooie, sons,"

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yionut. 5elepboit-g. ~ Y. Mciie 1850 u
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3nhm q. Boiler,
Wnnagcr fir Baltimore,
Y -. Ode Baltimore II. HurtGsStr
curd has QrrRncrunss. aepartcmcnt.

Gpnocnirtcr MuSpcis ibcr ben stano Der
,@crmania Wire Sniurauec 6pmpnnp" ppn
Nciu'2prf nm 81. TcSembcr 1906.
@eiar1mte Giunabmen ......... So, OBS 1909
8einlrn1te NuSgabcn .........,. 1850. 5S3. 90
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&erfidjernnss : Insmeiic.

Snrh ons geriherungs,E cpnrtcmcnt
6onbcHfrtrr NuS,ucis hber ben Stano be-
pGreferreb Neeioent Sniurauee Spnipnih
nun NciurWurt" am 81. DECEMBER 1906.
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nm 81. TeSember 1906.
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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-01

1t is generally known that we have
had to lay away in our private grave
yard during the last seven years no
less than eighteen of our fellow men.
All were buried at our expense. Each
and every one might be living today
had he not attempted to get the first
shot at us.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-01
Didn't Know Which Got Hit.

An Irishman, passing along the street
one day, was hit on the head by a
brick which had dropped from a new
building. Thinking he had cause for
complaint and damages, he consulted
a lawyer, who advised bringing suit.
The case came before the proper au-
thorities, and the man was awarded
$50 damages. Wishing to settle with
the lawyer who had conducted the
case, he asked for the bill.
"Well, l think $50 will be about
right" said the lawyer.
The money was paid. After awhile,
observing that the Irishman was evil
IDENTITY puzzling over some knotty ques-
tion, he asked what was the trouble.
"Begorra," replied the Irishman, 81
was just wondering who got hit, you
or Judge.