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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-16

Spain and France nave agreed to
build. within the next ten years, three
frAns-Pyrenean railways. passing
through Puigcerda. Somport and SALON.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-16
NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY
GETS POLES AND MATEnlAi q

5. D., May 1O.-POles anc,
other material for abou. twenty miles
OF iine have been received by the re-
and Electric company, which will n"m
struct telephone lines in different AZ
rectiOns from this place. "
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-16

The Paris Temps reports that rails
are now laid for nfty-two miles o. tn
railway to b interior on the ivory
coast Of Africa
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-16

There are in Paris seven frue-eatins
houses for DOR mothers. Instruction
- also given In them AZ to the proper
feeding Of infants.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-16
DISTRICT ". G. {. Y. MEETING
At GARY, NAV n w -

Gary. :. D.. May 1O.-The seventeenth
annual convention OF the Fifth dist,,a.
w. e. T. U. will be held at this n,noe
on May % and %. Mrs. Lueiia P Pe
sey, OF Woonsocket, state pre.iSamt
VIII be present. One of the feat,,res =:
a convention will be a gold medoi
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-16

A fund Of $4,000 has been com.
.plotod for tho erection Of q momoKjaI
10 the late Professor 0halsr. e HafvANl
;~unaveroity.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-16

TIE German Kaiser has founded. oul
;Of hlo private treasury. q mAmalAataey
lol ma(oltca ware on hjs estate Ron
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-16

Calcutta's trouble IL cholera, and the
fbubonic plague IL the trouble OF Bonn
hay: Each city pays to her trouble
m annual tribute Of 5000 souls.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
REPUBLICAN DEFEAT PREDICTED

John s. Wise. one OF the most emf
nent Southern Republicans. but now
residing in New York. made an ad'
dress lately before the Maryland Bar
Assoc iation on GENERALIZATION by
Construction He said President
Roosevelt's attempt to broaden FEEDER.
al power BY Interpretation is to make
an India rubber Constitution" and
declared that the doctrine Of Federal
power. increased BY construction un.
der the plea Of changed conditions,
Is the most insidious and dangerous
heresy brought before the people OF
America. But then John 8. Wise BE-
longs to the old Lincoln school OF
politics that Is entirely outrun by
the strenuous type OF Republicans
of today. The speeches Of President
Roosevelt. said Mr.. Wise. indicate a
singular ignorance Of the boundary
line between Federal and State pow
ers. and he predicted that the peo-
pie would not uphold a party which
advocated Federal or State aggres-
sion.
Republicans who think as Mr.. Wise
does must needs come over to the
Democracy. and will undoubtedly do
SO II wisdom Is shown in platform
declarations and selection OF candi.
dates.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
KEY WEST ALAR NED.

The people Of Key West are mnch
alarmed at the SUSPENSION OK WORK
on the Key West end OF the extension
of the Florida East Coast railway hui
The Daily Citizen OF the Island CIV
exnress.s confidence that tn" road
will be built through as originally H.
tended. II says:
III is a matter OF sincere regret
that IL was found necessary 20 sus'
mend the work ON this end ~ the eX'
ten sion as stated In our issue o! Sat
urday, and IL Is hoped that whatever
obstacles may be responsible FOR this
action will be speedily removed.
The cessation OF the work at this
time will naturally give rise 10 much
apprehension and all sorts OF rumors,
but In the interest Of this city We
should not allow this temporary set
hack to interfere with our plans for
progress.
1T 10 unreasonable 10 suppose that
the stopping OF the work will be
more than temporary. Aside from
the immense amount OF money already
expended here. Mr. Flaglers ambi'
ton to complete the grand work in
building this extension would un-
doubtedly cause him to do 1t regard.
less OF any minor obstacles he may
meet. That obstacles would be met
In such q stupendous undertaking
must have been foreseen by him
from the beginning and he Is unques'
tiouably prepared to meet them.
n I'VE have the utmost faith In Mr..
Fiagler and our people should not
worry about the completion OF the
railroad. Mr.. Flagler has said he
would build Il into Key West and
has given abundant evidence that he
will maze good his word. And Henry
n. Flagler 10 not q GUTTER
The Suns information regarding
the cessation Of work on the Key
West end OF the extension IL that
Il has been. caused on account Of
some misunderstanding with the Ma.
tioual authorities. II Is confidently
hoped, however. that all Differences
will soon be amicably adjusted and
the work resumed and pushed rapidly
to completion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

troubled py the apparent a"ii!C.ty a.
The state E1ent made In his name. On
Tuesday last his private -t'Fe'ar!
gave an Official dement, 10 the rnNor>
that a squadron OF battltsh!ps Ma y"
be- sent 10 the Pacific. Vow May "a
tina, the President has not zen con-
,id,rcd the. ad,isahility oi sending
any ships 70 III. Pacific. Two days
later this became a possible cruise
10 the Pacific. but not at once, After
that came Secretary M.tcalfs an.
uorncem-nt In California that III"
bat.leships were 10 go directly 20 the
Pacific. and that the plans for the
movement had been mad. long hrtor"
in Washington. All this may BE- f1ril
and wise and consistent statesman.
ship. but anyon, can SEQ how oe-
plorably IL lends itself 20 the hraw!.
ing OF the sensational newspapers.
Considering the very bad impre ss!on
made both at home and abroad. We
think that the commander in chief OF
the navy ought 70 revoke his order
or. il necessary, give out ~.
version OF what he had always in.
tended to do"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

There has been such a revival Of
race prejudice In this country Of late
that no movement Of negro troops
takes place without protests from the
people among whom they are to be
CHARTERED.
When II II considered that We have
Nd negro regiments for more than a
Csoe1atioo and that NO one has made
serious objection to them until re-
esatly, 4 viii have to be admitted
that no great progress has been made
n settling the problem which brought
this organisation into existence.
Colored troops have given a good
account OF themselves under many
trying circumstances. They have
marched and fought we'll In the des'
erts Of the Southwest. in the rugged
mountains Of the North. in Cuba and
b the Philippines. 1t 10 only In time
Of peace. when the social factor seems
to be taken into account. that they
are hooked upon with disfavor.
An this may be natural and inevi'
table. but II We are to have black
REGIMENTS In var We must have them
In peace. and make the best OF them
New York World.
This shows that the tension BE-
tween the races 10 growing stronger
Just after the close OF the Civil var
there were . number Of negro regi
ments stationed in this State. and in
one place We remember when they
were about to be removed, the mer
chants got up . petition asking that
they be allowed to remain. But tn
NO town in the South would their
presence be wanted now on any con
sideration. and the same sentiment
IL man ifesting itself in the North. al
10 shown by the recent protest tha
has gone up from the citizens o.
Watertown, y. Y.
The negro Is not conducting himself
in freedom ~ those who fought fol
his emancipation had fondly dreamed
When he Was . slave he was look
ed upon as . protection. now he Is re
gsrded rs . menace.-Ocala Banner.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

taken but Editor Harris, Of n.
, nanhe., p'erces the futsss v
prophetic eye and sees a -. .lg]
rising from that mysterso,s -.
which. before he is called ~
be larger than either Jackso.vs.. ID
Tampa. There's an optimiss A, -.
Or would you call that a v.,:..
pipe dream with sondola u,.-s..:S
We hope that Editor Harris 49,,
forever, and We suspect that =. -
nave TO pretty nearly do % \ -
to see his vision realized.-livs -
Democrat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

- n eaAsA between the Federal and
s0on1D eeaSts IN North Carolina over
- Ga11gos0sat Of The 3k-eent pas
onOog 1nre NV b another phase Of
- HIoOgassjble eua1ict bstveea Fed
OaD - 0eate authority. That con.
~ = - ~ % our history. Steadily
sD0aoA ~ ysaSs ~ National -.
sN0g1o1 - bssa aeeaDnlatang power.
49, - power Of ~ several States
- 6oso 0eealAiaG. ~ ~ 1gAt sttll
- -. h great ee1t50vsesy
$3.50 Dgose6e1 - s1ope3sn q ~
n0D1 0A1D es0Gtjtuttsa bstveaa
- 1o0D0 - ~ 0eAAs parties Il
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

The Alachua Post charges the coun.
ty commissioners with discriminating
against the county In favor OF Gaines
Vile in constructing hard roads. The
commissioners have done nothing OF
the kind. and The Post cannot sub
stantiate any such charge. Four
members OF the board are from
the country districts to only one from
Gainesville. and they have worked
together In harmony for the best in.
terests OF the entire county. A large
proportion OF the work done ON roads
leading from this city has been done
by private subscription. as has also
been the case in the Micanopy dis
trict. and IL other sections OF the
county would follow the example OF
these two districts they would be bet.
ter OF. Owing to the lack OF funds
In the past. IL has been the policy
OF the commissioners to help those
sections where the people would lend
financial aid to construct hard roads.
OUT now Iuds tuc IOoO Auhu 10 Az VIZ
ter shape. thanks to the last Legisla.
ture. the commissioners will push
the work OF constructing hard roads
Just as rapidly as they possibly can.
all sections being treated alike as best
tends to promote the public interest.
The proximity OF suitable material
has to BE- taken into consideration in
constructing hard roads. as it would
. be the heighth Of folly to commence
the construction Of a road miles away
from where the material Is TO be
had and work towards the base OF
supply. instead Of from such base.
Such waste OF time and money might
serve to pacify a few individuals, but
the commissioners wisely consider 1t
their duty TO act for the best interests
Of the whole people. not 10 humor
. few disgruntled persons.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
THE GAINESVILLE Sun: JULY -. 1901

e.r.ra.ions that the South was st!ll
D.! L.. bodi,a and willing was also
.huwn in the spanish war though that
did not amount TO much But as TO
M, talk rf war with japan. the South
fails to b, Interested. There is moth.
!,.g in ~. situation 10 warrant war
TAX The situation, such as II Is,
j, NJ, ,'M. that wars are made out
81 Further The South has valu.
able and growing trade with the
orient that IL does not want to see
disturbed FOR the benefit OF few
newspapers who make living out OF
half.I,ag. scare headlines. Southern
cotton mills and unbleached piece
goods for the benighted heather
are absorbing topics enough for the
South Just now. When there is a
real occa sion for war talk II will begin
to take an interest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

There 10 q tolerably unanimous
failure throughout the South to either
get excited or enthusiAstic over the
war screams OF . certain section Of
the yellow press. 1t 10 not that the
South 10 not patriotic. II the time
comes when there 10 something doing
in the var line. either With the Orient
q any other part Of The world. the
0oatA win b found hol1tng down ita
soA Of The Job. TAA4 ~ South could
Mt and vuaA 1gAt vas abs1dantly
~ sogrOWfaI1y psUVsa during IL
Own var. a1A ~ Ujes1 eo1ntSy yin
DsooobH DOe Ost SVse JayiaG -
|s1aas - ut eateoe lsssea - IN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

The Waters-Pierce Oil Company is
in imminent danger Of fine OF 81 800
Oh" in Texas. The Standard OIL Com
paIy OF Indiana may get fined to the
tune OF 100000 600 before Judge
Lands in Chicago. There are many
more subsidiary companies OF the
Standard company in different States
and any or all OF them are
liable to come in for similar
fines for wilful and persistent viola.
ton of State and Federal laws. OF
course the Standard with its confess.
ed annual dividend OF 40 per cent and
over can stand large number OF
such fines. But there comes q time
when even its immense resources
must feel the drain. Would It not
be better for all concerned II the
immense corporation came In and sur.
rendered and lived henceforth some
where within the limits OF fair play
and decency: 1t would still make
enough money to enable all its d.
rectors to keep steam yachts and the
public would be the infinite beneAciar.
les. II looks as though the trust.
fighting problem were coming within
sight Of . finish and 1t would seem
sensible for the magnates to sur.
render while they can still be granted
the honors OF war.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
Enough TO Give One the u.A

OeS" W N'Vs One the JiM,Aomn ~
Everyone who has ridden a . -
road has seen how furto~a,v -
country dog will chase the 49,
train. He chases 1t as II n. -
life depended on 1t. And the s-sraa,'
has often been asked: "What -
the dog do with 1t II he were tn -
it," ~
We are reminded OF this inesau2'
by the conspiracy MIR. L'Engle eana1u.I
was concocted to catch him. n -
conspirators had caught hin, -
what: "
Would II have put Peter O. H,auf6
in virtual control OF the Legislnn ~
Would Governor Broward have -
his nerve and capitulated! =
What great aud ugly thiap 60
Little Peter" have up his sleeve. -
what would have happened!
This thing OF guessing and ouu,m
turing Is enough to give one ~ n,
jams.-Ocala Banner.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
The Whole cheeoo.

The Telegraph stated last vsek 60
Editor L'Engle Of The TallaAaaso -
was aflicted with egotism. TAe -;
of the statement 10 illustrated = u
great expose contained In The eESuni
issue Of his journal. In the eou
OF the story he takes occasion - -
scribe his four leading chasae1an.
They are the Governor Of the ~.
a well.known attorney. the e6j19 e,
one OF me leading daily paDsn e,
the State and HIMSELF. Hs g.,
cred the Governors virtues = -
words. dismissed the lawyer an1 60
editor in 70 and So words respsceaVo1R.
but found Il necessary to uss - ~
words to give the public any s1s0
conception of the wonderful mQo
ance OF HIMSELF. He cooeD10ooG
HIS laudation OF HIMSELF VIII t1e1l
dreadfully sanguinary vordA -
man who would tight to IL NJ -!
trace a cross mark with the ~ GgunS'
Isn't 1t dreadful to think ~ 1asoe
such q ''bad.un'' liging In cur 0i00f~'
Starke Telegraph. 4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
sUAviTER IN Mooo.

The New York Evening Post Is al
vays very respectful TO the President.
Il 70 somewhat English. you know. Or
dinarily It thinks the King can do NO
vruns. But Il hints that the Presi-
dent II playing double In the japanese
matter for campaign purposs& II
aays: 'Ons Of The most unpleasant
features q ~ Vhoie AMIR - IL
sraAeo coafoe Of he aAninist1atjoo.
n or PfssiAant Vseo. q ~ SWn
esasssslna. anytAinG ~ ~ sa1eess(
- sgaaesse q ~. ~ sAssA ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
Mallory the Man.

The Manatee Record Observes a.
Senator Mallory doesn't ssso -
be worried much about his ssse -
the Senate. He continues b n0
,Yood while the boys do the vae
work" "a
Senator Mallory IL not gfv0 -
worrying. and he knows that = -
two terms as Senator h. has ssaSso<i
ly done his duty. a. hs always -,
done in public life. without aay 49,
ray. or brass bands or press a0eo
relying ON his work for his rscosa -
perhaps. q little too much. -
public knowing what he does ~ a.
State.
There 10 about him . cereah -,
serve that prevents him from 49,
out of the way to proclaim ~ 80
vices. It has often been saA q
that this 10 bad politics. PsshASe -.
but 1t gives him that much moro
for his duties. and in his ceeA
least, has made him mat much
valuable TO the people. Whoo
trusts because he has served -
always with an eye single TO =.
welfare, however powerful ~
mics he has made OF may mane
In the State Legislature. N -
sress and In the United staess
he has uniformly proved hinass@ -
only a valuable servant sat os
the highest type that . rspabsse e
produce. He IL equally iacasesos -
subterfuge or trucking. 10 ~
low, to private or public, and 70
req. that has been his IN poeos
IA. been. to IN extent True q 49,.
few men. due to his spsesdss 49,
and his exceptional intss'ity'-
cola Journal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
JUDGE Wright 10 Al Right.

Judge Wright Is after the automo-
bilists who exceed the speed limit In
Jacksonville. He Is OF the opinion
that the poor fellow who walks has
a few privileges which must not be
disregarded by the man in the horse
less carriage-Palatka Times-Herald.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

y 0s0bse q the City Council 70
Dsgeoo . have saiA that he cares
$3.50 ~ ~ o0laioa Of lawyers,
- ~ - oeainA1ces would not be
10nhsA - matter how many law.
DU ~ ~ Nv required It. All
~ - - 10 Say IN reply II, that
-. 1anAD aFo taking . big risk In
aDv0ns1aG money O city certificates,
49, ~ circumstances, and that the
kDo04 q Pubic Works will have to
- . Nv % eollect certain claims for
z0OoGe inpeove0snts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
ANY Old Bones Will %.

Governor Broward has appointed
a commission TO locate and carry to
St. Augustine the remains OF Ponce
de Leon. Unless We are greatly mis-
taken this is going to be worse than
a search for . needle in . hay.stack.
but we hope they will be recovered
and rest in st. Augustine forever.-Mi'
ami Metropolis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
IN the .Lime".lieht.

Dr.. J. H. Rowe has the champion
lime tree OF Florida. 1t has set ita
fourth crop. Every limb OF the tree
is we'll filled: but strange to say. 81
the very tip end Of the branches they
are in clusters like grapefruit. The
present crop is estimated At SIS. 70
say nothing about what Vas sold
through the fall. winter and spring
The tree IL at least fifteen feet IN a.
ameter. II viii have to be staked q
keep the limbs from falling o6.-St
Petersburg Independent
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

- 1owthWos9ssa Nillse sayo 4 -
pooo tAaG ~ 0ovssnnsat crop
- - ve9thlaoo. Thsa Why 10
80 Darahaaea0 CoagFees0sa rsp.
o1n9 ~ Whsae rsgioa vote 10
- - vusshlsss reports. a. Ar
ii - tAsas bsssss.ssnt, - IL
wutas OeagfsssDss q the eot-
m1nosD ase tying % reform the
- s1n11se1so.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
Good Law In Some Cases.

The "unwritten law" does not seem
to be confined to this country. In
Brussels the son OF Gillian diplomat
shot and killed his sisters betrayer.
The jury acquitted him and as he
left the court room he vas seized and
kissed BY many women.-M'ami
Metropolis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
IN JUDGE mAsows COURT:

D. Z. Goodwin received 0
n-.,.ht a ssv vssks 40 - ~ ~.
CAM aamassd. NJ. ooev
"a .oeeut ths csrt ~ ~ y
~. ~. IT, sssSeara ssease -
Nv ~ eaaan 81 II. oeevo
"A snit n JuA0o NasssS 49,
~ eonpany ~ da0a0sA -
~ pssl2sosa u.nl IT, -N
e . S,s1sek vbsa - -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

sson 11oahassa.s crs not srsfsers.
- a ~ Ualssrs are Rspub'i-
- 10 hAvo 1oubGjess been in
oo = booo0o sUcA b. the corrupt.
aUuDsa q protsctivs tariffs and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

80 0ln1s Talr win b held In
Da Asa VeosUaSy Ind to 18th.
n = = Osassally coocsded that
~ 4 UueA bsetse tiDe Of the year
80 Gnov TN h he fell. especial
@f ~ - citrus FRUITS are co..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
O o Q o O o o Q q
O FROM TIE PAGES Q
o OF FLORIDA PAPeR3. q
O q o o 0 o o o o o o Q O
He Should 0s Reelected.

Men acquainted With the politics OF
the State admit that II will indeed be
a dihicult matter to defeat Mr.. NAL
lory for the United States Senate
Palatka Times.Herald.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
Run Both Out.

OF the two evils. the saloon and
the gambling hell the latter Is the
most dangerous and damaging. 1t
mus, be run out OF Miami and Dade
county.-Miami Metropolis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

- ReDssssaa Ns1p says he otheE
ln1o ~ unoo 0eesss 0saaaSe
= eDgss q Senator Aalsosy
l1aes - q lsssa hinssaf. He
Dnoo1 oone 0anGAs s11ee. ana
- ~ ssso ~ osannunica-
- ~ = ~ sssoasy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

- losAensno Times says the
sso go q Mving Aas na6s our
~ 80 Q teesat cellar:
49, & u NJ nors tAaa -
" Cossese - are. Bgoehss o.
oo0n1l0 VAsn 4 eooss b bay
$3.50 u tt ssesiea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

Z bogt Vu1lnnoeo. EDITOR Of The
tsaN1Do y1es1oiaa. does not sssm
21nNo Q WI GaAles1 opinioa Of
- UesAos Dts64et Attorney
D1. NJ = bs1As pasAsd for.
To- Q Socessses % ths lats Juags
- Alosst = Dsstty ven &c.
- V1eA the pabaie men Of this
oA ~ ~ ~ rather take hia
1onoan ye0nsa1nG Sheppard than that
fGnDO 0ehsgS Who have endoesed
= lpP III Me position.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
Oup CLUpDrHe LEsF.

- IN anh he Thrice-a-Week
e.. ~ WesA 90 yees. ..::..:N -
~ - tho Atlanta (0a.)
61S1y Coaseitasioa oas yees.: ! ~
- - onA ~ Atlanta (0a.)
\ 11i-Wsokly Jess.al c.s yser. 70
- - ed The 6emt.WOekly
1aO.Unioa oae year. ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
\ pIN Dream.

i ptoo Dream.
Tho EvsegiAAss have beea iD4nD-
trioasly sxpaeets4 - IL seae n0ne
faEa e ~ Vagl1 alea1 1sa1nAOo -
~ otAW DeealnAaAsy Gesos hoVe 6oG1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

u o1nn0o went thsoagA the throes OF
= ~ annlns Mt teek. the local fac-
- hnv1nG 1eohoa down.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

TRsNs OF SpDsc RIrrIoN:
~ Tvice-a.Week SUN 81 . year; six
.spsnahs, co.. single copies. &c.
ApvssrlsIHO RATES:
lnnal Advertisements, ID centc line
- - lsDs and 10 eents for each soo'-
non3aysd advertisements for three
- - ID Doaths q special F.ses.
0oo furnished upon Application.
y nGngstaas anA Death notices inserted
-. O&enasSee, B cents line.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-09-26
kenneSaW.

Messrs Frank Dobbs and Troy
Chastain have returned to State
University at Athens.
Seventy-three persons united
with the Methodist church during
the recent revival.
Rev f M Lacy was thrown from
his mule Sunday night breaking
his leg.
The infant of Mr. and Mrs EN-
NETT Owens died 18th inst. The
remains were buried at Hickory
Grove. We sympathise with the
bereaved parents.
Mrs J M York of Marietta spent
Saturday here.
Mr. j I Chalker is building him
house on Cherokee street and
will move here.
Mrs. S. J. Pyron has moved to
residence on Acworth street.
Miss Ozellar Prichard returned
to her home at Steels, Ala, Thurs
day, Mr. II J Owen accompanied
her. Gipsv.
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tions to the church at the close of
the morning service.
There will be a reunion and all
day service at the Baptist church
next Sunday. All the old men,
bers of this church and the minis
tiers who have served the same
since it's organization down to the
present day, who can come, are
invited to meet with us again in
az all-day service and thanksgiv-
ing Bring dinner, and come to
stay all day.
DR. w T Pace and Mr. Geo Fam
brough are home again after a de-
lightful trip through the Middle
States and the North and East.
Col. w. R Power will address
our school and school district on
Thursday night of this week with
view of having our people vote
to incorporate this school district.
Let all come out and hear him
CRITIC.