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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
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Cabin 2. Carlisle mo6t Die Eoli5ci
ocS iiiolidcn Giitrift5 per EcIc-
pbun mpbil. - 8artet MN IN Der
EoIilciitotion cin bclltc ltattfin-
0en0Gn 9erbor ab.
llnter Der 9cidyuloiglt1g 0eS I'M.
or6cntli6cn 0ctrngenS bcflnOet lid)
Der ser % Sabre ulte Glerf Cabin
&. Cabin BON Hr. 800, 9tor0sFottcr.
ion.Hurf.Npe., IN Der lil0id)cll 80.
li5ciitotion ilnb criportct Elm bellte Dor
Hid)tcr 2emiS itottfinbcn0cs &erbor.
Carlisle l~eiitcte ii6 geltern Worgen
cincn ionocrborcn yNib," Der ibnl
niclleidt t6cler 81 iteben fonlnlcl
mag. 0cgen s llbr teIcpbonirtc at.
gcblih Der Er1iibcnt Der r&oiu nno
Srocr 2cogltc" nod Der iiioliden 80.
li5ciitntion unO bcnohridtigtc bic
ieIbc, onB iid in Der @htbit)oit bc3
Scrrn SO. Barren, Hr. $50, Su0bcS.
StroBc, mebrcre Eeroinen ~befdnocn,
iucldc, ooS SonntagSgeicB nliBnd)s
tcnb, lid, beim Bier mo Sfnoppo
9iitlid) tbGtcn. GopiiGt Snntrp emit
iunotc ioiort 5tuei Eoli5iitcn inter
Scitung BON Sergeant 9tid). Yfiiter
nod Der Wlrtbl6oit. Tas 2ofal NOR
icbod leer, fem Wenid mar 5u ic.
ben, lucld)er llriud)e 5ur gerbnftung
CAB unO Die 9lnltrode 5oacl,, iih bin
ter Die Cbrcn frnben0, lpic0er o6. Sic
bottcn icood crit mcnige Sdritte &c.
than, ais tic BON eincm oil Der Gcfa
pn Slt9bcS. mo Warrcn-S truBc mob.
ilcllocn Ipotbcfcr %ollgcbnlten mur0cn.
Sic'er cr}Gbltc ibncn, onB lid) ser
Mann, lpcldlcr nad) Scr iiiolid)en 80.
l5clltntion tclcphonirt bate, IN Scr
Apotbcfc bciin0c. Carlisle non Scr
Wforn, mo bicicr lab, iid) oltsid)licb-
lid nit icincm Iiicn bcih1itigeno,
III Der Npotbefe. Scinc Serboitung CT,
tolgtc, mo oa cs gcltcrn niht m0g-
lid mor, i'm 5lt pcrborcn, nlltb or lid
bcute, nod)6enl CT flor I'M &opfc &C.
morocn, Dor benz &ooi pcrontmortcn.
Gas mirb belen. = Eoli5ci.
rid)ter Grammar bon Der mittlercn
Toli5ciitation id)eirt ~9eionnen 5lt icirl.
Die 2eute, oie in icincm Mad)tgcbiet
ouf Der StroBc Hoonl idllogen ul0
Den Srieben Der Nohborihoft itoren.
Wores 5u lebren. Gr ~perbGngte oe.
tern in bier oerortigen SGilen 8eIO-
%itrofen in Sobe bon ie 500 iiber sic
llcbeltb1ter.
EcronoI Toti5. = Trau
Mitgnite &. Spruglie bon Nr. 522,
Siio.Eacoitr., lno Srnu Gotbarina
Gihrif holten lid III gtlontic.Gitp
anf, luoiclbit lie I'M Sotel 2arIcn ob.
gcitiegen iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24

&ntcrcl1anteS " II t q d) t c II.
- Cine lltcreliontc Srogc mitroe BON
General NnWnlt StrauS, Scr fiirslid,
bon lciltem SommcrollicntboIt in gt-
lolltlc'Gltp Blriidfcbrtc, in cincnl
@lltodten cntid)icocn, ous CT in Wc.
ontlportilng citlcr bonn 8ullpcrllcitr
GrotbcrS oil i'm gerid)tctcn glniroac
obgob. Nud) ocnliclbcn lit Der Con.
pcrllclir zines Stnutcs b~ercd)tiot, ci.
ncn Terurtbciltcn 3l begnooigen,
altd) luenll bcrielbe bcrcita ben ibul
ditfoittirtcn Straftcrnlin perbiiBt bat.
Gin it ;}ithtbollSitroic Ieulrtbeiltcr,
Der ieinc Strofcu obgcielIen. fam oenl,
5ufplgc nIlo blird) ben @cgobial,ngS.
oft micoer in oen 9eiib icilter biir9cr-
lit,cn gbrenrcd)tc eingeiett ipcrben.
@iro in Spmaro. COUNTY
obgeurtbcilt. - Ger inter Der
acknowledging Der Vignnlie Itebelioe
'~32'jobrige @iuiom M. glooms bon
Nr. 214, Noro.WfpuntItr., iuitrbe ges
tern Dem SiiIisiheriff SomeS G..
SobbS BON SomarosGountp iiberIie.
iert. lie 5peite gheihliebunu
aoomS' por III genonntem County
eriolgt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
Ghiffsfarfcn

Don i,i6 mad europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Neip-9orf, 3ajiite ODER 3uiIfen.
bed. @ediel, auslGnoiifes @eIo,
Gr~eoitbriefe unb @eIoienoungen.
Sbeo. s. 9iener & Co.,
VI. 217i Gf-TaItimpre-e trGee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
Sonnto9S=G orrciponocnt

Sic a0acuucinr Mudfragc mad Der acIrigcn gnSgabc bs Sent.
Idcn GprrcippnOcntcn," obaciebcm non bH rcgclmahigrn gbonncnten,
hat ubcrmuls bcuudcn, DAP bic Scntidrn upn baltimore gcnctgt Fo,
Gin llntcrncbnicn 3n nntcrititcn, ucldcS bem @nblifHm ~irtidJ
etuaS GccQes barbntrt. Ger Scmtidc wl andD an Spnntng pn ben
0cidcbntHcn brs uOrGcrgcbcnorn Cages in Der gan5n &clt nnhrrtd.
tet lcn, nmo Der cSOnntags'G orrcipUnbcnt" ais bic cm5ge oenhdbc
3citung in Baltimore, wcldc Den Sicnit Der oNHpeirtcn TrcNc" be-
6tt, lit int Stambc, bic Gcnr in biGrr SinIdt anf Dem Ganicnocn 1T
crGaltcn. Sabci wcrocn bic 2ofal Nadridtcn mnb bas 6cm0ctOn
midt ucrnudfaiIgt, mp &animiiac fOnncn ans Dem Mm5cisctbcil bic
bcfcn gnbaltspnmftc fir ,lucfmGfiac Giufauic cicbcn. Scr gclrigc
ySunntag- GUrrcipDnocnt" cntbtclt II. ~:
1. scic- 3cppclimfs ncncr Elan. @ia Gin Smlitnt ,nr e6nns bcs
Huitihiff0brtS-E rublcm grinocn. Sine Incfootc upm STAT.
ir @ibclm. &crtngnng bcS Esperanto Gungrcncs. Tn'
5igcn.
2. Scitc-9hcicn9cbGnbc fir ct. Sonis gcpant~ 3mci GcntSricf-
purtc juiidcn NrORbrhunnicu no Imcrfa trt am |.
EhObcr III Strait. McGr Sanbbrtcftraacrinncn Tntumo-
ilNcicb augctrcbt. $1,000 ucriduunnOcu. Nbbul Mi,
uun icincm %rnocr W!nlni Mufo gcldlngcn. Srifrltn.
rnbcn in GicuclamO nno Nlabumu. &nr5r SnlanSs 9cpidcn.
3. Schc-%rpan in Chicago. 8rphartigc Suaiun fir bm Sanners
traacr DER 2cmofrutcn, Gurtclpun rHict TM. 2c Nmcri-
fancr lit Subncp nnf ~grokartgc %Sciie gcfcicrt. Gle 8ruf.
acIdnuOrcncn tbGtN. Mnttcr 9cgtn Spdtcr. VantbGtig-
felt mo WrnmDciocntbuusmarft.
/. ScHc-Scr &crbrictidc. SunutagssElanbcrci. Barrier Srnf.
G%riridmnaS-@ ctrGnfc. Sin Gbaraftcrbio OcS snlmnS.
BLONDES Snnr.
3. Scic-llnicrc Sicatcr. 5m Gaunnattcr &ulfSfcit. @GdcnHider
WcinnbbctsbCridt.
6. Scic-Sc Sains.S raaDoic. Ncnariac Sdaocncrintfase, Ser.
mihtc tclcgrnpbidc Scpeidru. Nus orm Jnncrcn Marp.
iuhp y Hp pH Bithjlh iNuitH NHS pH VlUttW
ntHcu bs 9pamcfurt&Gics. Sin origincOcr Surfbirocr.
mcicr. %ismard's Jatbgcbcr. @ic bic Gnglanocr nit
Den cauptihcn altcrtbHmcru nmgcbcn.
l. Scitc-nSr Sdutcn9cl" um @obc &ilobnra. Scliamcr Snn.
bclSGrtitcl. NAtS Ncncs inter Der Spnnc. Sraumc feline
ShGnmc. ShiffSHadrftcn. GOfalnpt,cu.
s. Scitc- Yinni}ipaf Nadridtcn. Ginc urrniuitigc GrfGrnms ppn
Scirn oS ErGGScntcn Der National 9fuScl= Yiccns Gign."
Nns ben Stants!Nnrcanr. Yanpr Nitbngb pun Curtis. SMy
irrTnnig. 3udtbGnslcr bcgcbt Sclbnmprb.
.n. &C., 2. SHE'LL
1 Scic-Srpan'S Nrukc Sariircoc. Sine intcrciantc rbcturHdc Sci.
fnng. Nbniral SrmcD anf Scc. "'
=. Sctc- pGcipcnt %crgGn9cnbcitt" Sri9imnl!GOman uun Grid
Gbcnicn.
3. Sctc-FOinadridtcm as Scntidlano nno Ocntihipredcnben
VGHbcrn.
1. Sctc-Sonncnoirnit. SnOiidcr @cind. lin brciEig Sbacr.
&nr5c, Sulano-% 9adridtcn. @pn Naus, Sui nnb gaao.
). Sctc-SNnirirtc @itc.
q. Sctc-Midrl AM clntrn SubcStagc Yismnrd's. ScntihcS Muicn=
Gel. Cine nrnc iIrdterlidc &riceSuaife. Gbinciidc
Gbcn. Nc SrGnmc enttcbcn. Sic SpuncnrtGHtc. Ser
0nmpr IN Der Tcflamc. Sumuritidrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
ScbbcI'S cin5iacS gtcIier.

Nir babcn MIR Gin Etelicr in Yalti.
nipre, nno bas bcfinoet iid in Der
Stage 81 ebrner Grbe, Mr. 321. Morn.
Bai., nabe Sigb.Str. ainSer.Yb o.
~fo8raphicn cine SpesialitGt. - 9cine
Ngenten nnb feine Srcppen su iteisen,
). Sebbrl. 6. Grni, Weiaaftsfabrer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24


ben Nlcidupobl cin iGWicrigc5
Eroblcnr. - Gle 0acilitdtcn nidyt
ollSrcidcn0.
0ob Wurnlono I'M GcrbGltnib 81
Ieincr VcO0lfcrung meniQcr Qciitea,
frolfc Ecrioncn bat, ais irNcnO Elm
onocrer 9unOcaitont, 81 blcienl CT.
frcuIid)cn Nciultot lit Ser u. q.
@roItp, Der ScfretGr Scr ltd0tiidcl
NrmcnbcbGr0c, nod e~ingcbenOcr I'M
terlnd)unG 1cIongt. &or Ginger 3eit
trll9 lid gclnnnte @cboroc nit Dem
8coontc1, Cilcn IN Woliod)uicttS icii
Sobrcn 0urdl0cfitbrtcit Elon olld IN
inherent Stuntc cin5ufiibrcn, nGmlld)
hormloic @ciltcSfronfc ais &plt01rl-
ger IN Triputiomilien unter}lt6rilt.
gelt, 0icicS Troicft murbe obcr ipGtcr
fallen 9cIoIicn, ulb 5mor porltehmlid)
ans Dem @rlnbc, bob feline 0cnilNcn.
DC Gn5obl Ocrorti9er llngliidlidcr i'm
Stoote uorbonocn lit, bic cilt ioldlrs
Experiment rcdtfertigcn luiiroc, Sn
Worplonb 0icbt es sur 3eit 1T Silent
ltd)cn nnO Yripotonitoltcn 5000 Get
ltcS0ritortc gcgeniiber LOCO III Mai.
'od)nlettS. 0err 8raitn Der oli ciler
SnipcttionStour sic oortigen &crbalt
milo Ituoirte. bcridtctc, oaB olls bic
len 1000 Srriinnigcn 81 III Eripot-
bollSbaItllngen untcrgcbrodt lcicn,
fiir sic Scr Stoat ourhidnittlid) NO,
d)cntlih $3.07 pro 6opf aoitgclo
sable. Sm letter Sabre ueroltSgobtt
W~oiioduietts Dem @eridte hcS Scrrn
Grain 5tiolge 81, 10000 fir hcn In.
tcrbo!t icincr Srren,gnitoItct. Sn
Worplano gicbt cs bis sum Sabre
1911 menigltens feline ltuotlid)e Sr,
rcnpflcge. Eic Miitelloien inter oen
Faticntcn tpcroen oober in lIalboifcnt.
lidelt bc5tp. pripotcn Iiplcn nntergc.
brod)t, oie sum Sbeil ItaotIihc Inter.
ltllbung erhalten.'
@cnn oter sic 3abl Der Settles.
franfen in uniercm Staate oitfl oer,
bGltnibmGbig gerii,a nit, 10 tit BOD, bic
Gorge fir oicicIben bier ein ebcnio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
Suuncnaufs uno llntcroang.
TaS Wcttcr.

sir Murplono ulo Sen Iiitrift
Columbia bcittc tbcihuciic bciu0lft,
Gicnito9 notwithstanding Hcgcn; Der.
Gnhcrlid)e @inoc.
&hcolco Mcttcr bcrriGtr geitcrn,
rcd)t ou5ll gciGoficn, Die Srcuoc ord
Scben 81 bclebcn. Ger Stono oco
thermometers mar ltiinoli6 ME
folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
217 Olt.Y Baltimore. Strake.
Shcu. 8. Nicner &: 81.

SeutIfes nnh anoeres a~usI1loi.
ides @eIb s~efailit unS perfauft.
@eIoienounaen beiorst nod 3eutid.
Ianb Seitreih. GubIanS II. I. NJ.
@ed)Iel ausgeitent alf ausl1nbiide
ganfen. Greoitbrieie uno 9rapeIers
CHEQUES.
ydiis iar,s Mnslsnb bsisrst g. watns, .gr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
3nr Srrcnpilcae III WarplanS.

l(nicr Staot bat perbGltnibm0big Die
%gcrin0itc Nn5obl BON @ciitcagc.
lt0rtcn. - Die Gorge iiir 0icicI.
ben Nlcidmobl cin idWicrigc5
Eroblcn. Gle 6acilitdtcn nidt
ollSrcidcn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24

Eaiie snr Iciie in's InsIanb be.
iorst 6. Gainr, Nr. 413, Eit.Salti-
mureitrake, sale Chiffon Sonic Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24

Edie iar's Ansfanb trfprst G.. Waime, Wr.
ElS, Ek'VattMsre'etry HattgMhempSewie. ave
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-06

Many a church is substituting
working the world for working for
the world.
An annual sprint in religion Will
not do much good in the heavenly
race. \
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-06
MARIETTA. GA THURSDAY MORNING. FEB. 6. sO

One hundred people in this city, of
those who have never .patronized your
store, could-if made regular custom
ers through the force OF your adver-
tising-make every week profitable
one for you. Put the necessary sales
manship" into your advertising, and
you can win them
The blackness of outer darkness Fri.
day night, with the electric lights shut
of, could almost be felt. The trees
loaded with ice made it dangerous for
the lights to be on, for fear some live
wire might fall to the ground and a
pedestrian be injured thereby.
See US about shoes
H. A. Ward & Bro.
The greatest embroidery and white
goods sale of the season takes place at
the B. H. Bostain Company's store next
Saturday, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m ).
The ladies will do we'll to read his ad-
yertisement in this issue for particu-
lars.
: Marietta is the best town in the State.
With all the financial stringency, Ma
rietta has held her own with the best
OF them. Let us keep working and talk
ing for Marietta. Never allow anything
to discourage you. The clouds roll by
and the sun shines just the same.
(Razors at 80 cents each.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
Mr.. s. H. Davenport is announced as
candidate for County Commissioner
for Acworth, Kennesaw and Red Rock
districts in this issue. He is gentle.
man we'll qualified for the position, and
will appreciate the support of the peo-
PIE.
See our ten cent counter OF dishes.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
Died, on the night Of January 23d,
1908, at Valona, Ca, Willard Nutting,
youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs. James
l.. Atwood.
A good broom for % cents.
81. A. Ward & Bro.
Such weather as last Friday inter-
fered with outdoor business in fact,
business had to be done indoors.
n
\ Miss Annie Laurie Adams, who ha 8
been visiting relatives here, has re-.
turned to Eatonton.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-06
| LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
|. Photographed
Matters in City Briefly
Chronicled for Jour-
nal Readers.
Miss Eleanor Caldwell is in the city.

ALL LEGAL advertisements, 20 insure
insertion, must be paid in advance.
See Kerley before you buy graphic
phone or talking machine. he keeps
discs and cylinder records.
DR.. @. T. Nolan has bought of Mr.. J.
Gid Morris the Mullins two-story dwell
ing on Church street.
Mr.. B. H. Bostain was sick at his
home last week, but we are glad to see
him out at his store again.
If you want the Journal continued to
your address, you will have to pay cash
in advance,
See Kerley before you buy a graphic
phone or talking machine. He keeps
discs and cylinder records.
The falling rain Friday morning turn
ed into icy jewels and bedecked the
trees and shrubbery with their crystal
beauty. 1t was magnificent scene to
behold, but the conditions carried cold
Ito animate nature. We prefer the
blessed sunshine as an attraction. -
Col. Gordon B. Gam, attorney-at-
law and real estate :agent, has a card
in this issue. Els Office is in the Dobbs
building, yellow front, upstairs, north
side of Square. You will find it to your
interest to consult him on legal mat
tiers, or in the buying and selling of real
estate.
The great clothing sale, 1873 per cent
off, at 7. W. Reads store is still on
The best quality and latest styles Of
suits at prices that will be money in
your pocket if you buy now. Clothing
shoes, hats, etc. Read advertisement
in this issue.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-06

The strength of a mans will is
likely to be IN opposite proportion
to that of his breath.
It's no use praying for a clean
city unless you are willing to do
part of the housekeeping.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-06

It is always pleasure to US to COM
mend to the trading Ipublic Ia lreliable
house and philosophical and enter
prising firm, and to this end we call at
tention to the halt-page advertisement
of The Carnes Furniture Company in
this issue. We have been dealing with
Mr.. l.. B. Cares for number of years,
and we have always found him honest,
not misrepresent to sell goods, nor re-
sort to methods that are not in keeping
with gentlemanly principles. # you
will read his advertisement this week
and the fair statement he makes, ard
then call and see and price his stock,
we are satisfied you will be convinced
of what we say and what he says is true.
There is no firm in this section that
carries better or larger stock of fur
niture, crockery, etc, or that in quail
ity can excel. The space he will occupy
from week to week in this paper will
be worthy of keeping your eyes on. 1t
will contain information that will sup.
ply your wants and save you money.
Lace curtains mighty cheap.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
Day & Hardage have opened black
smith shop at Mayes & Browns livery
stable, on cross street, where they will
do general repairing and woodwork in
their line, They are both experienced
and skilled workmen, and can give sat-
isfaction They are honorable and fair,
land deserve your patronage. Read ad-
advertisement
Y Children's shoes cheap.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
Mr.. B. W. Griggs, of Due West, who
has been sick, we we're glad to see in
our Office last Thursday He is one oil
Cobb county's best citizens, and can al
ways be found on the moral side Of
every question that is for the good Of
society.
Baby shoes at so tents.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
We desire to sympathise with Editor
r. B. Walker. of the Dallas New Era
owing to his recent sickness, and the
death of his mother. Such ordeall
come with crushing force, and only
faith in the Higher Power" gives con
ISOLATION.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-06
Padlocks at 10 and "a cents each.
II. A. Ward & Bro.

Have you paid your business and oc-
cupation tax to City Clerk Black? You
had better call and do 80 at once The
time is up.
Watch our ten cent counter:
H. A. Ward & Bro.
Andrew Rogers two-story brick
building, on Atlanta street, is nearly
completed and will soon be ready for
occupancy. Andrew is one OF the sub
stantial colored citizens of the town.
Children's shoes, just in, at Y cents
H. A. Ward & Bro.
The best time to advertise is when
you have something to sell and want
business. OF course, if you have moth.
ing to offer, it will not pay you to ad-
vertise.
Lamps and lanterns cheap.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-06

Mr.. J. w. Petty has given up his po-
sition at Bostain's, and will devote his
entire time to his pressing club and
laundry business. ~--------
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-06

Remember, the Government has taken
it out of our power to send the Journal
to you if you are behind with your SUBJ
scription. You are going to miss the
Journal in few more issues if you do
not renew.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-06

This ia Valentine month, when birds
mate. and girls take advantage of leap
year.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-06

7 Our clothing merchants are adyer-
Using clothing one-third off," Not
this cold weather, surely.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-06

Miss Myra West has given up her po-
sition in Brunswick and returned to
Marietta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-06

big line of shirts at 48 cents.
Fl. A. Ward & Bro.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-06

Look after your name on the label on
this paper and see if the date is in the
rear. If 80, renew your subscription at
once, as the new ruling Of the Post
master General will not allow US to
mail the paper to delinquents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-06

Knives and forks, spoons and dishes,
cheap. H. A, Ward & Bro.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-06

See cur ten cent counter.
III. A, Ward & Bro.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-02-06

Lamps and lanterns cheap.
H. A. Ward & Bro
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-09
DEATH OF MONITOR PUPIL.

Monitor, Dec. 9.-The Monitor
school was closed Monday, December
Z, on account of the sad death of
Grace Miller, one of it's pupils. The
deceased was about eight years old,
and died of inflammatory rheuma-
tism. She leaves a mother and IA
Their and two sisters to mourn her
loss
Everett Clothier has returned to
Monitor.
The Epworth League is helping
the district fix up the upper room in
the school house for the purpose of
holding Sunday morning services.
There is preaching every Sunday
morning and alternate Sunday even
ings by the Rev. Mr.. Ludlam. The
Epworth League meets every Sunday
evening. All are cordially invited to
attend the services and meetings.
The Monitor school is progressing
very rapidly. There are now one
hundred pupils enrolled and more are
expected to come.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-09

Thos. s. Palmer, of Los Angeles,
CAL, is in the city looking for a good
investment in fruit lands.
Mrs. U. Kirby Lail and Mrs. How
ard Thomas entertained yesterday at
a needle party at the home of Mrs.
Thomas.
Mrs. Howard Thomas and Mrs. u.
Kirby Lail entertain tomorrow at a
AZ" party at the home of Mrs.
Thomas.
Little Ruth Brisky of Cashmere
was operated on by DR.. Mccoy Mon
day for tightening of the jaw. The
operation was successful. Ruth had
the fever three years ago, and was
left with the affliction. She is a
cousin of Mrs. w. T. Rarey and is
here at Mrs. Rarey's home.
Miss Pearl Withstand entertained
twenty-five of her friends at her
home on the ranch last Friday even
ing. Games were played and few
OF the young people participated in a
fine musical program. A very good
time was had by everyone and to cap
the climax a delicious luncheon was
served by the hostess.
/. Mrs. Lenora Cain returned to Cash
mere toiav. She has just returned
from visit in Montana, and stopped
on here TO visit here parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Lowering, few days.
Misses Florence Hartman and Myr-
tie Scott went to Seattle today to get
positions for the winter.
Miss Amy |. Alexander went to
LeavenwOrth today on business.
Mrs NJ. Mes-es went to Seattle to-
day to spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Henry of Cash
mere were business callers here to-
day.
p. H. Mcdonald thinks some one
tried to pick his lock last night.
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1T IS SERIOUS.
Some Wenatchee People Fail to Real
ize the Seriousness.

The constant aching of a bad back,
The WEAKNESS, the tired feeling,
The pains and aches of kidney ills
Are serious-if neglected.
Dangerous urinary troubles follow.
A. H. Kay, living on West Fourth
street, Ellensburg, Wash, says: my
occupation is very hard on the back,
and l think this had great deal to
do with bringing on my kidney trou-
BILE. Last summer ] was taken with
an attack of kidney complaint, which
chung to me for long time despite
all the remedies l used. / happened
to read about Doan's kidney pills,
procured a box and was surprised at
the quick relief received. Doan's
Kidney Pills banished the backaches,
corrected the action Of my kidneys and
have had no return of the complaint
SINCE
For sale by all dealers. Price. 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
N T., sole agents for the United
!. Rsnenbsr the ssms-Doans-
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CITY NEWS

| Mrs. Judge Palmer is quite i'll.
| Mrs. Geo. F.. Beggs is quite i'll to-
day.
Captain c. c., Griggs left for spo-
kane last night.
H. R. Parshall returned from Spo-
kane yesterday.
E. A. Tonk went to Chicago yes
terday to be gone several months.
| Will Green went to Spokane yes
terday to attend the fair.
| w. T. Rarey has been quite i'll
/ with the fever but is able to be out.
o. L. Coy of Standpoint, Idaho, ar
) rived here today and will spend the
! winter at Chelan and Wenatchee.
) DR.. Blake is erecting a very large
barn on his place in Millerdale. This
barn is large enough to contain for
" tons of hay in the loft.
Miss Louise Graft, who has been
making her home with the Geo. w.
CoJu-n family this winter, left yes
erday morning for a short trip to
Spokane.
It's going to rain. You better
bring your umbrella to ]. J. Eyer,
? Mission st. and let him fix it. $50
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Leonard leave
about the middle of the month to
spend the winter Mrs. Leonard
goes to Oregon to visit relatives,
while Mr. Leonard will visit his old
home in Michigan. They will be gone
about two months.
Roy S. Trimble, brother of w. S.
| Trimble, left last night for Spokane
where he will take in the apple show
and then will go to Stevens county,
north of Marcus, where he has some
mining claims, which he will de-
velop.
Mrs. w. H. Bigelow received word
yesterday of the birth of son to Mr..
and Mrs. James Greene, of Gliiden,
Iowa, December 3. Mr.. and Mrs.
Greene lived in Wenatchee a year
ago and made many friends while
here.
| Alec Kirkpatrick, railroad commits
sioner of South Dakota, is visiting
his brother, L. E. Kirkpatrick. He
is on his way to California, and
while here was taken over the valley
by Ed Russell. Mr.. Kirkpatrick ex-
poets to buy property here and loca e
in the near future.s
Mr. and Mrs. J. w Sharp of Mont
tor. were calling on old friends here
today. Yesterday, they bought part
of the Shotwell place near Monitor.
Mr. and Mrs. Sharp arrived from Sc
attic three weeks ago and will make
this valley their home.
/ Judge Neal, formerly of the Su-
perior Court here, is in town today.
John Wolf of Everett is in town
today to finish up his piano business
which he left unjone las spring.
He is in the piano business for him.
self in Everett now. He was here
! for several months for d. S. John
son & Co. last year. He expects to
enter matrimony soon.