The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-06-20


20. A 1fty per cent. reduction is very
rare. $40 hats for IS, S. hats for $3.50.
81 80 hats for $1.25, 81 hats for SOC, and
5Oc hats for 25c. The milliners will
leave in few days, and now is the time
to avail yourselves of this great reduce
ton. Read advertisement.
Chatting dishes with waiter and odd
pieces to match, E NJ Cook & Co,
Jewellers.
FoUND-On Church street. two
months ago, a lady's gold locket.
owner can get same by proving prop
erty and paying for this notice. Call
at Journal Office.
The Methodists of Atlanta, and a few
outside of Atlanta, last Sunday gave
1901 ,450 for the Wesley Memorial
Church and Hospital. Asa G. GAMBLER
gave 5000 and Geo. Winship $12 700.
The, Bishops were there and the Mstho-
dists responded literally. $500 900 is
the sum to be raised.
! NOTICE K. P.'s.-At the regular meet
ing next Monday night the rank of
Knight will be conferred on three can
didates. A team from an Atlanta lodge,
assisted by the Uniform Rank, will
confer the degree. All members urged
to be present. Refreshments.
rEfE g. g. GRIsT. e. G..
Some of the newest shapes in brace
lets. E. NJ. Cook & Co., Jewellers.
DR.. Goodson and wife, Of Louisville,
KY, are here. DR.. Goodson is brother
of Mrs. J. w. Legg and is giving special
attention to Mr.. Legg, in cooperation
with DR.. Elder the attending physician.
Mr.. Legg is holding his own very nice
ly with hope of recovery.
A wagon loaded with alfalfa passed
through the square last week, which
shows that this excellent forage is be-
ing raised sufficiently to be marketed.
Mr.. R. E. Butler realized $50 per acre
on alfalfa last year. There is no more
profitable crop can be raised. 1t beats
cotton.
See our stock of rings all new and up
to-date. E. NJ. Cook & Co., jewelers..
MIR. R. s. Lindley one morning last
week killed two immense chicken
snakes which he discovered in a hen
nest atahis home. They measured two
yards long each. Mr.. Lindley might
have known he would have to thin out
the snakes when he moved to the coun-
try.
The Percolater Coffee Pot with or
without lamp E. M. Cook & Co.,
Jewellers.
We certainly enjoy reading the Ma
rietta Journal. We do not know either
one OF its editors, but they know how
to get up all the news of their county
that is worth reading. A newspaper
like the Marietta Journal is blessing
to any towh-Jackson Herald.
Rev. H. l.. Crumley, agent for the
Orphans Home, preached at the Metho-
dist Church last Sunday morning to a
large congregation, and received a lib
eral contribution for the Orphans
Home.
The newest and best coffee pot is the
Percolater. Sold by
E. NJ. Cook & Co., Jewellers.
Mr.. w. Collette and wife, who
have been in our city the past eighteen
months. left for Nashville, Tenn, last
Wednesday, TO reside, much to the re-
greet of many friends here, who esteem
them highly
Dried beef, sliced as thin as a wafer.
GATLIN & Co.
The Warren-Awtrey Abbott Real Es-
tate Company have an attractive ad-
vertisement in this issue telling the
public of the splendid list of real estate
they have for sale. You may make
some money by reading 1t.
For wedding present nothing nicer
than piece of Libby's or Hawkes. cut
glass, found at E. M. Cook & Cos, Jew
elers.
MONEY TO LoAN.-I can make loans at
seven per cent. on good real estate as
security. Loans on farming lands a
specially. 1t costs nothing to see me
at my office in Marietta and fird out all
about it. R. N. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law.
Mr.. Ryburn Clay, recent graduate
OF the Marietta High School, has taken
position in the First National Bank Of
Marietta.
Mrs. Z. E. Schneider and child, who
have been visiting her mother Mrs. R..
S. Lindley, have returned to Americas,
Ca, owing to the illness Of her hus-
band
Everything sold under guarantee or
money refunded. E. M Cook & Co,
Jewellers.
Miss Bertha Hughes who has been on
a months's visit to New York, Balti-
,oora Roston and other placas, returned