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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12

To provide sufficient funds Tor the
construction of firehouses and other
necessary buildings and for the repav-
ing of the streets the committee will
recommend that special tax levy of
about 10 cents be made for the fiscal
year beginning July 1.
The committee hesltated long before
deciding temporarily to suspend its
original recommendations but in view
of the financial stringency the members
believed it necessary to curtail the is
sue. They took the position that they
would not be acting for the best in
terests of the city and tax payers
il they issued s31. 200, 900 in bonds at
per cent when there is a possibility
that the interest rate will be lower be-
fore the end Of the year. 1t was with
this in view that they decided to lop
s1S,O0o,0O0 off the original recommen-
dation.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12
AMUNDsEN TO LECTURE

Captain Roald Amundsen. the famous
Norwegian explorer and discoverer Of
the northwest passage, will give an
illustrated lecture tomorrow night at
Christian Science hall on the region of
the arctic
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12

Chairman Giannini and his associates
on the utilities committee decided upon
this modification from the original rec
concentrations, which Included $4,000.
600 for a city hall, s1.20O,000 for a Ii
brary building, $2.200.000 for street
widening, s2,0O0,o00 for parks and
Fairgrounds. 100000 for fire houses
and 81, 100000 for street repairs. when
they had become convinced that it
would be impossible at the present
time to sell bonds bearing less than 5
per cent interest.
The propositions they viii present to
the tax payers are of vital Importance.
They have agreed on May IL as the
date for the election. BY holding the
election on that date the city will be
saved $4,000, as the booths erected
for the primary elections will be stand
ing and available without additional
cost.
It is the intention of the committee
to call another election in November, If
1t win be possible at that time TO float
bonds 81 a rate lower than per cent
In this second call, if it is issued. the
following propositions dropped yes
terday viii be recommended
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12

STEALS DIAMOND PIN-A man about 80
years Of age called al the jewelry store OF the
Peter Johnson company. 10l4 Fillmore street
on Tuesday afternoon aud paid 50 deposit on q
stickpfn After he had gone the salesman dis
covered that the purchaser had stolen a diamond
and pearl Sunburst valued at $50.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12
When In Doubt

Try a Call want ad and get what you
want. You will be surprised and pleased
with the results.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12
COMMITTEE SEES
100000 IN SIGHT
With $4,000 to Be Contributed
by Banks, Sanitation Fund
Grows Daily
Two Cases of Suspected Plague
Reported and Examination
Being Made

Previously acknowledged -. .S6S, ,4S6.5O
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Ser Mai.

-M(a So. 0p.
Sa l~5H 81 a!ieM os.aeM,
oag ouausI" ny .oun.e NV"
W" 'p"t '"ppt az pe'e''e'.
e..s .......a .o 81. o, -,
Stt Wtatetta't 81 oaoen.
Matt, tpenn's tDr mats gei1atet bat,
US tprrt' tDr aag ntdt id]aoen.
Sen Waienbamm at pflansen,
ttnb a6er6s anf benz Wfefenplan
tim i'm bcrumt gu tansen.
SennDipn iingt: Meit ifjner itra6lt
f1ns ms;ter ms Ssr non.s morS
Sur Q;eh, heinnhers to,,ne
q, hpr q fiji e" iiuoen lie.
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Die @ebeimrdtin uriinus, bie I'M er=
item Sabr5ebnt oes n%eltn5ebnten Sabr-
b%u1oerts lire unbeimli6e Satigfett
in Berlin ausiibte, ibeint oagegen
mebr ourd perperle Geranlaeung
gum Woroe aetrieben 5u lein, ols
olrh irgeno etipos anoeres nto oos
S1eulal @ottfrieo in Bremen, Die
&inoern gutterbrooe NIT Orient be-
l%treute, moroete i6lieBli6 aus reinem
@ergniigen om Woro, ebenio pie Die
eebeimniBpoae Searne @eber in
9oris. Mber mabreno bel Der lebte>
rem cine eeiitiee 3erriittung annebm-
bor iii, 5eigt Die @ottfrieo feil1e
Spur elmer iol6et1, ebenio tpenig ipie
Die l1riinus, Die 8rinpiliers uno
Die @uinneB.
Die Morogeidthte BON Ga 3orte
lit at gttoe, mas nun nod folgert
fann fino unbeoeutenoe gpiiooen.
sic fat llns pieoer einmal einen
9lid in Die l1ntiefen bes meni6li6en
&arafters tim la11ett, bot etl1 lttbett11-
lides 8ilo beroufbei6moren, oas
mir nur nit gntieben anieben fon<
men. limo nit Inn 10 groBerem gnt-
iebelt, als mir inns Der 9robung, Die
aus ibm ipridt, polig modtlos ge-
geniiber fiiblen. 8as BET Ga 8orte
geideben lit, fonnte irgeno mo- all-
bers audi geideben, nno mas uns
aus Ser 8ergangenbeit beri6tet nitro,
fam audi in Der @egertpart porfem-
men. 9ie @uinneB oie @ottfrieo,
Die l1riin1s iinb ni6t an Belt uno
Srt geb1tnoen, ite fonnen INNER uao
iiberan auftauben unb tpeber @ipili-
iatiou nod 8iloung, tpeber Gr5ie=
bung nod Strafre6tspflege fonn uns
Dor ibnen idiisen.
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Ser 8adiii6faiten.
Sine fr6blidje SommerscididJte pon
SeSprnpn3 ubeltik.
(Sprtfebnng.)

49,
Otto, metn Steiner : es fonllte
mir feiner millfommener iein alS
Sobn, pie geraoe or. @ir iillo pere
monote 9eatltren = ntdt nlr lelbs
li6. aber es gebt ni6t. Sd mill
bid nno oie @nno ni6t IN unabieb-
bares l1ngliid geitiir5t miiien. Sid
einidrdnfen gu miiiien = oas tut
ni6ts. Mber Mongel uno @ntbeh=
rung 5ieben oos @leno nad iif. 9os
iinb oie erol1en 6rallen, Die ieoelt
Sdmel5 pom Slid Der gbe itreife1.
Weon mebrt ibnen; bod iie fommen
mieoer. l1no ibnen ~gege1iiber err
labmt idlieBli6 ald ein itarfer Wll-
le; iie bred)en ben Mut, uno mebr
nod: lie totem oie 2iebe 2ieber
Sunge i6 BIN Elm alter Wann gepor-
oen nno babe piel erlebt ltno piel ge-
ieben. Mrm 1t1to mir ia alle = ul1o
baben unlere Irn11t imn1er NIT Ell
nem gepiiien Stol5e %getragen. 9as
gletto fam i6lebt MAIDEN. SD pia
es Dir lno meitter Mnnu erlparet.
STR ieib beioe nod jung. Was ou
oa bon .8erpfanoung oeiner Gbre"
Ipridit oas it, nimm mfrs ni6t
libel, lit nniin1. SIT brop geoa6t
uno oenno6 l%111iint. 9eine Sano,
Otto! Sd ioee neit = uno babel
bleib' t6. Mber oein baterli6er
Srenno BIN id bod nod Mit
@nna meroe i6 ipreden. llno Nun:
fein @ort mebr iiber bic Sa6el.
gr itrid nit Der Sano 6ur6 Die
Suit, ols poate er ooonr6 cine ltl,
Ilhtbare @ren5linie marfteren, oonl
gtng er.
Stto mar nod cine fleine Winute
mitten I'M 3immer iteben g%ebliebe1.
gein Muge fdpeifte our6 oos Sen=
lter, bina,s in BEN 9arf, oeiIen it'd.
tes fnofpenoes Mar5eriin i'm Cont
nenIidt l6immerte. 9ur6 lefn Iult.
ges Ser5 ging Ser 5riibling nidt
@epiB: Der General bette in aaem
re6t, bette audi rebt eetalr, inn Die
!panb dumas 81 permeigern; bate
audi rebt, menn er iagte: ibr ieio
nod jung mo iperoet perfpitoen.
@ber etpos gob es, bas mai nidt
All pertpinoen. Den Sonnenihetn
ieiner Sugelto botte man inn sralt=
lam aenontmen. 8er2 Mnb cine
graue Srou, ober tie ihli6 fid nidt
ourb bas Sdliiliellob tpie oas
gleno. Man batte lte auf Elm Bie.
oeital eeiest mie cine groBe @ottin
unb feierte iie urtb betete Tie an ltrlo
bra6te ibr unausgeiebt Spfer uno
nannte iie Die TRADITION
Otto otnlete bod auf. Gr ging
gum Seniter uno offnete es. 9rauBea
mebt 2en5luft. @ah Dem &eget
idien oie Natur 5t friiderem 2ebell
erpadt gu fem. Gin Sbem5ug er.
if)o1ernoer @onne ging onr6 bic
@elt.
8auls aooettenmiise tau6te 5ipi-
iden Sen @osfetts auf. Ser Snnge
bette ieinen 9rtoer am Senlter gele=
ben.
v0ttden," rief er, nfomm bod
BLOB 'rolls nn0 Jag es oet anoernl
&ier lit es famos uno gar ni6t mebr
NAB. Sd babe einen oiden 2olb=
froib gefangen, ben mill i'd in elm
@las ieeen ul1o nit Drummer fit
tern. 90 fonnen mir INNER ieben,
tpie oas @etter miro
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Critics &apitel.

Die iogenonnte r9ibliotbef" mar
elm 5ienllid idmales 3immerder, an
oelien elmer 2dngspano elm paar
mq6tige 9ii1erihranfe itanoen. aber
es mar cine 5iemli6 peridoaene 81
teratur, sic bier aufbemabrt muroe.
Meben einigen 8loiiifern in often
Mnsgoben nit Stablltiden uro 2itbo=
grapbieen fanben ii6 oa @erfe bon
Serlosiobn, Spinoler, Iuffenberg,
Sromlis, geloe nnb anoern emit
pielgeleIenen, bente ~bergeIienen Mlt-
loren, bod auBeroem audi cine Geibe
BON fran5oiiiben 8erfen oes porigell
Sabrbunoerts, Die meiit iebr 16on IN
@ansleber ~eebunben maren uno auf
Ser 8oroerieite oes 9efels oas @ap-
pen Ser 2ebns in @oloprdgung 5eig=
ten. 0as mar aaes poblgeoronet,
urto fem Stdubden lag auf ben Bit
6ern. sic itanoen IN langen &olon-
men binter ben @lasi6eiben Der ero-
BEN S1ranfe, in oeren Sbloliern
Die S6liiliel 1tedtett.
vSeurefa!" rief Snfel 0ante uno
offnete einen ser S1ranfe. Sein
Bid elitt iiber Die alten Strengthen.
.@oltoires 8ltceae, grebiaon, Sorat,
@recourt = 0, Of 9as iino idlim=
ME 0amen. = 8aroneiie," Dauote
er iif an Gonte &if6en, Die neltgie-
rig naber getreten mar, i'd bite
Sic, midi 81 oidte beran. Sier bat
lid Die Siitlbe perfect"
SD bin gefeit,1 e~ntgegrete Die
Stiftsoame. .Maeroings = Sol
taire NOR, IRE ib nidt, Elm iibler
@tbeiit nro muroe oesbalb bon
5rieori6 Dem @roBen gefaneen ge-
iest. 9os mar ibm redt. IS itraft
iih alles.~
.0ie Strofe ipar anoers, 9aro-
neIle. Mber es i6aoet nidts. Sic
neroen @oltaire nit Grend peripef-
ielt baben. 9os poiliert. Sic poren
iid atdb iebr dbnli6. @oltaire mar
I'M Siebellabrigen &riege Sllorell-
general uno muroe bel aunersoorf
permlnoet. Sebeu Sic, 90 lit alld)
Ser Grebiaol. Ser bot ifone geiit-
lide 2ieoer geoi6tet.
uOberit, Sic r5en MIDI"
n8ie meroe ih Oenn. 8edtson=
malt, boit OIL Die @otbuer gefunoen?"
ySSSorpobL Onfel," erpiberte Grid.
oSier ftebt elm golt5er Soften. aber
Der jii1elte Sobrgan9 oatiert bon
1879 -"
(Jortfesuu9 foTet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-23

li6en Serniidten belobnt uno ber-
giBt oie gebabten Initrengungen;
ein bieliger 8eri6onerungs=gerein
beitebeno aus 5pei gngldnoern, orei
9euti6en uno fiinf5ebn Ginbeilni=
i9en, bat iebr piel fir oie Sniel ge=
tom, @drten angelegt, 8aume, Strau=
der uno 9lumen gepflan5t @ege
orlgelegt u11o a1toere olte geebnet, 10
oob Dem 8eilt6er, 41tsiidten uno
Sernblife eri6loiien iino, Die friiber
ni6t ooer oo6 MN lebr ibmer 81
errei6en poren. Damn Die Sabrt
binauf no6 Dem Stdotden @nocapri
Ser berrlide Sernbltd; BET flarem
@etter itebt man Sidia. Neapel, Sen
@eiup, Goitelamare uno onoere Srte
Iebr oel1tli6. l1ngern reiBt mar li6
BON einem lolden Srte los, i6 muir
Sc 10 entbuiiaitiid, ooB i6 bel6loB,
einen Mufiae iiber Capri 8u idreiben
rtno Sbnen 5lt5ni6iden. Sd lieB mir
8apier geben oieies, morouf i6
1dreibe, olein babei blieb es. Mm
Gage fam i6 ni6t ba5u, oenn es
5og ginem ir1mer pieoer binaus, I'M
Die Natllri6onbeiten, Die i6roffen
5elien, Die mannigfoden Sels5aden
Spiben uno anoere 8iloungen auf5uz
il1den uno 5u betpanoern. @benos
NOR man mioe ooer traf nit onoern
&eiienoen 5uiammen uno planoerte,
bis es 3eit mar, Der &ube 81 pflegen.
Nad ben @nitreneu1lgen oes Cages
i6lief nan pra6tig, oas @iien
i6medte INNER, 10 pie Der 10 liberal
creben5te @aprimein uno 10 blieb es
babei, oas Gapier mar 90, meiter fam
t6 nidt. Son Capri fllbren mir
iiber Sorrent mad Qmalfi, mo mir
auf n~nlerer porigen &eiIe MIR einen
balben Sag berpeilten. 0iesmal
beabiidtigten mir, mebr bon Dem Srte
unb ieinen umgebungen 5u ieben uflo
baben Bis ieet feine @eleeenbeit ge-
babt es gu bereuen. Die Scenerie oes
@eges BON 5prrent nod @malfi
1T cine Ser idoniten in gang Stalien.
DieIe 5ellenpartiert Sdlltdten 8ai-
ierfaae uno groBartig; ieoer SnBbreit
2anoes lit bebaltt, INNER t~eraiien=
artie Big binauf gu idwinoelnoer
9obe, nod piel mebr als am &bein.
@eitern ma6ten mir cine 6obrt nad
&opeao, einem Stdot6en bod oben
in Sen Bergen = Muffabrt IA
Stunoen, &iidfabrt 1 Stunoe, etmas
Shoneres babe i6 nod faum geie-
ben. Mir limo peranlaBt moroen,
uriern @ufenbolt bier gu perldngern,
our6 cine groBe Seier, melde Pier
abgebalten miro nno nel6e cine gar-
&c ISOLDE oauern miro. IS banoeit
iih Inn Die 700id6rige Seier Der @n-
funft ser @ebeine oes Ipoitels
@noreas, Bic in Der bieiigen@ atbeora=
le ruben uno Die Dor 700 Sabren bon
gonitantinopel bierbergebradt MUIR
ben. Die Stabt lit oeforiert, groBe
Saumiflatior, Mufif, es itno mebrere
groBe Srdeiter bierbergebra6t,
Seuerperf u1lo natiirli6 eroBe fird-
li1e Seier, oeren elmer mir uu6 Bet
mobnten. Seute fam Der Cardinal
an, Der nit pielem 8omp, mie elm
Shirt eingebolt muroe. Worgen lit
groBe Yro5eiiion auf Dem Safen,
9~aritequne Der anfnnft Der @ebeine
oas bell. @noreas gu S6iffe, Die
mir bortrefflib bon Dem 9alfon ltn-
ieres 3immers ieben peroen. SIN
2aufe Ger naditen ISOLDE geben mir
mad Sicilien, beiu6en Galermo,
@irgenti Sprafus, Saormina, Wel=
Tina uno bann gebt's nab &Om.
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@liiflider Galifprnier.

Scr gliifli6ite Gag meines &C.
bens NOR, ols ib cine 5ba6tel Bud
lens Mrnica .Salbe faufte," ibreibt
gbas. S. 8uoabn bon Gracp, galifor-
MEN. 3mei 25 Gents Sbadteln fiji
rierten mid bon iuden6en Sdmor-
rboioen, Sic mid iabrelang trubelten,
pbne anoere Wittel." @arantiert gu
baben BEL @6olpb 9reiB uno 81. goba
&Ho
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-07-09
KenneSaW.

Mrs Hanon Goodson and chill
dren of Marietta are visiting her
parents, Mr. and J F Brinkley.
Miss Hettie McCleskey and
brother are visiting at Blackwell.
Miss Ella Robertson who has
been visiting Miss Grady Conner,
has returned to Woodstock.
Mr. Allen Hilley who has rheu.
matism has gone to Hot Springs
Ark.
Miss Ruth Whitworth of Altoo.
ma, spent last week with her sis.
ter, Mrs Gault.
Miss Carter, Of Cartersville
spent last week with Mrs John
SHELTON.
Miss Lucy Williams of Roswell
was a recent visitor of Miss Sal.
lie Giles.
Mrs Jack Wilson visited rela-
tives in Smyrna last week.
Mr. and Mrs A A Edison who
nave Deen WISHING mere from Eto-
wah, Tenn, have moved 20 Mari
eta.
Miss Lee Gault and brothers,
Edward and R. ", have been re-
cent visitors of their grandparents
Mr. and Mrs Whitworth at Ala
toona.
Mrs w P Hilderbrand and
daughter, Miss Vivian, have re-
turned to their home at Cedar
town.
Miss Lois Brinkley visited in
Marietta last week.
Mr. and Mrs S J Cason and chill
dren visited in Atlanta.
Miss Lois Hill visited in Ac-
worth last week. Gipsy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-07-09
Smyrna,

Had several fine rains since last
Friday. Everything is refreshed,
and crops look improved.
Mr. E 0 Miles and merry party,
| who have been camping off as Re-
lance, Tenn, for the past three
weeks, returned home in time to
spend the glorious Fourth in
Smyrna.
Mr. Charles Love, who has been
engaged for the past several
months in business on the "canal
zone," Panama, is home again.
BLEW" in Saturday evening. The
1sthmus seems to agree with him.
He is looking we'll
The Caldwell-Lumpkin Fourth
of July Club--composed of the fol-
lowing families: Mr. and Mrs J w
Caldwell, Mr. end Mrs ] F Lump
kin and family, Mr. and Mrs J N
Camp and family, MIR and Mrs A
W Suttles and Mr. w S Thompson
enjoyed their annual fourth of
July outing and fishing at Bar
ber's bridge last Saturday. This
club was organized four years ago,
and since that time has regularly
held it's annual picnic on the 4th.
The officers elected for this year
are A W Suttles, president; Mr. J
n Camp, secretary and treasurer.
Our invited guests this year we're
Mrs DR. w T Pace and daughters,
Helen and Laura, Mr. Harold
Hawkins and Master J B Fuller.
In all about twenty composed the
merry party. Notwithstanding the
threatening weather, the day was
most pleasantly spent.
Smyrna aud Marietta expected
to play ball here last Saturday,
but the rain of that afternoon
broke up the game, and drenched
the large gathering to witness the
same. The game would have been
holly contested had not the rain
interfered.
Mr. Willis T Long and son, Ma
thaniel, of Pendergrass, spent
Sunday and Monday with friends
and relatives in Smyrna.
The actual construction of Ham
by'g brick store and warehouse be-
gan last Thursday. 1t will be the
largest brick building in town
when completed.
Pearl Spring Cannery began ac-
tual business last week, putting up
several wagon loads of peaches.
Rev Mr. Crawley, occupied the
pulpit of the Methodist church
last Sunday, it being the first Sun
day in the month, and his regular
appointment here.
Smyrna School Board had q
meeting last Monday night, and
elected Prof D A Sewell as princi-
pal of Smyrna High School for
next school year, also added an
other grade to the school-the
Second Grade High School. The
assistant teachers have not yet
been selected. CRITIC.
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nacland.

Rev E D Hale will not fill his
regular appointment here next
Sunday owing to the commence
ment services at the college. Rev
Mr. Quilllan will preach the COM
mencement sermon Sunday at II
O'Clock, and Col Hunt of Cedar
town, will deliver an address on
Monday. Exercises by the stu
dents Monday and Tuesday nights.
Mr. J L Taylor and family, of
Montgomery, Ala, Mrs Guy Rice
and children of Athens, are visit
ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs II
A Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs D G Osborn, of
Marietta, spent Saturday night
and Sunday with the family of
Mr. A A Griggs
Miss Avarilla Dobbs is visiting
relatives in Marietta this week.
Profs. Hunt and Oliver, their
families and boarding pupils of
the college all picniced at Lithia
Springs Saturday.
Mr. A L Rollins, of Atlanta, is
spending some time here with his
children, Mr. Will Rollins and
Mrs G G Lackey.
Mr. Cliff Hewett, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday with his parents
here.
Some efforts are being made to
get summer school here, which
we think would be good thing as
there are lot of small children
here that needs to be in school.
Miss Mamie Griggs left Monday
to begin the school at Vernon,
Paulding county.
Mr. JnO Johnson and family of
Kinks chapel spent Friday and
Saturday with relatives here.
Mr. J D Hardage had ripe water
melons June goth. Ruby.
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AcWOrth.

Mr. and Mrs Alex G Smith. of
Atlanta, visited their sister, Mrs
R NJ Mitchell, Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs J J c McMahan, of Athens,
visited Mrs G c Clayton the past
week.
Misses Ruth Marks, of Augusta
and Hattie Byrd, of Lawrenceville,
are visiting Miss Louise Awtrey.
Mrs john Awtrey, of Marietta,
visited Mrs Bird Rainey last week.
Mrs R P Baird and Miss Deldee
spent q few days in Atlanta the
past week.
Mrs Wayne Farris, Of Atlanta,
is visiting Mrs Smithson.
Mrs w ] Tapp, of Powder
Springs, is visiting Mrs E R Bate.
Miss Lillian Mcdowell, of At
lants, visited Miss Nettie Belle
Mcmillan during the past week.
Misses Mary Reynolds and Mag
gle Mcmillan have returned from
a visit to Ringgold.
Rev E D Patton, the newly
elected pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, arrived in the city Satur-
day.
Mrs w T Bailey has returned
from visit to Kingston.
Miss Marjorie Wilkes, of Allan
ia, spent Sunday with Miss Lula
Mitchell.
Mr. Eugene W Ray is visiting
friends in Henderson, Tenn.
Mr. Jack Abbott, of Cartersvllle,
visited Mr. and Mrs NJ J Abbott,
Of this place, the past week.
Misses Matte and Hattie Mitch
ell entertained a number of their
friends Saturday afternoon. A
musical program was rendered,
the Declaration of Independence
read, and little quiz regarding
statesmen of the Revolutionary
period was part of the entertain
ment. Refreshments we're served.
Favors consisting CT small United
States flags were given. The la
dies present were Mesdames E M
Bailey, J A Reed, w M Webb, w
G HUMPHREYS, G G Durham. D H
Collins, G l Reece, J @ and G G
Adams, Fl B Terry, M J Abbott, J
A McEver, Penn Mitchell, Wayne
Farris, of Atlanta, Misses K and
L Logan, Margaret and Florence
Watson, Maybelle and Nell John
son, Nolla Barrett, Louise Bate
and Matte Mcdowell, of Atlanta.
DIXIE.
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Powder Springs.

Mr.. I. N. Scott, one of Cobb
county's best known and most in
fluential men, died at his home In
Powder Springs Wednesday eve-
ming 1910 o'clock July Let, 1908,
Of pneumonia. He was born q
little over 81 years ago and had
made his home in Cobb the great
er part of his life. He was GAL
liant Confederate soldier and was
ever loyal &c his color. Many of
his old comrades attended his fu-
neral and paid him beautiful trib-
utes. He was married to Miss
Lou Ragsdale of Cobb, and with
one daughter, Mrs Garrett Har-
dage, survive him, and two sisters
Mrs Sarah Stovall of this place
Mrs G N Barrett of Marietta and
many other relatives and friends
He was good and kind husband
and father, generous neighbor,
and a good friend to the needy.
The funeral services were conduct
ed at the home Friday morning
by Rev J NJ Spinks'
Mrs Eula Williams of Acworth
is visiting Mr. aud Mrs Uriah
Matthews.
Mrs Ada Billiard and two chill
dren .of Birmingham, Ala, have
been visiting her sisters, Mrs
Homer Lewis aud Mrs Carrie Cot
ten.
DR. w A Selman of Atlanta and
Mr. J V Selman of Chattanooga,
Tenn, visited their mother, Mrs J
W Seiman, Sunday.
Mr. O A Stewart after spending
four months vacation with his
mother Mrs E e Stewart, has Re-
enlisted in the United States Ma
Wy and left for New London,
Conn, Wednesday, to join the U.
S. S. olympia, on her summer
cruise.
Mr. Roy Tapp spent last week
with relatives in Douglasville.
Mrs Mitchell Lindley and chill
dren recently visited her parents
in Douglasville.
Mr. and Mrs J E McKenney,
and Earle Mckinney and Mrs e
E Stewart spent the week end in
| Acw orth.
Mrs Jack Lunsford and daugh-
ter, Miss Effie, of Acworth, ara
visiting relatives here
Miss Martha Duncan of Allan
ia is visiting her aunt, Miss Mar
tina Hunter.
Mrs w J Tapp is spending this
with her mother Mrs K r Bate.
Misses Neva Selman and Ella
Hunter are elected teachers of the
public school at this place. Miss
Neva is attending the summer
normal college at Athens. We
congratulate the trustees.
No.
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SardiS.

We had a fine singing at Sardis
Sunday afternoon by Prof Lindsay
of Marietta. We have the best
choir in the country.
Died.-Mrs Martha Haney died
on Saturday morning June 9th
at the home of her nephew, Mr.
Berry McCord. She was 70 years
old, member of, Sardis Church
and served her Master faithfully.
Her funeral was conducted by Rev
VIM McCollum. Interment at Mt
Bethel.
Rev w E McCollum will preach
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Harvie Barfeld Wis
tied her mother Mrs Sarah Black
Sunday.
Mr. Thomas Black of near Bold
Springs visited his cousin, Mr. Lee
Black, Sunday.
Mrs Kate Alexander and moth
er Mrs M L Aderhold spent Sun
day as the guests of Mr. J D Full
Ter and wife. Eureka.
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COUNTY NEWS
BY CORRESPONDENTS,
From other Towns and Lo-
CalitIes.
WORK OF NEWS-FlNDERS.
All Points Of the County Represented.
Il Rural News Fresh and Spark.
ling for Perusal.
Wiley's.

The good rain that came through
here last week was badly needed,
and done a great deal of good to
. standing crops.
A thief entered the house of Mr.
A q Talley last week and stole a
SIS gold watch. Mr. Talley thinks
that he has the thief spotted, but
il not quite sure. The watch has
the name of J 81 Bates, Acworth,
Ca, engraved on it, and will be
very easily identified.
Miss Eva Stewart, who has been
spending sometime in Marietta,
returned to her home IN South
Georgia last week.
Miss Agnes Chestnut and cousin,
Miss Susie Chestnut, of Doraville,
attended the singing at the court
house last Saturday, and also Mr.
David Beatty and son, Luther.
Mr. ] G Mcdonald, of Norcross,
was also with US.
Mrs Sadie Landau, of Atlanta,
spent last week with her brother,
MIR Lum Wise, who lives near Ma
rietta, and also visited relatives at
this place.
\ Several got wet in town last Sat-
.Nurday, but glad they didn't melt /.
BEULAH.