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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-01
Local News.

v An automobile accident happened
Saturday afternoon near Blackwells,
six miles north of Marietta. Mr.. Roy
s. Jones, driving six cylinder Ford
machine for NJ. c. Huey & Co., of At
lants, was returning from Canton at a
lively clip, In the automobile was Mr.
Mayo McAfee, of Canton. The running
gear became disconnected, and the MAJ
chine struck telephone pole, pulling
it out of the ground and carrying it
some distance, splintering and breaking
the pole in two. Mr.. Jones was bruised
considerably and Mr.. McAfee had his
collar bone broken. The machine was
wreckear- /
We fit the boys from head to foot.
Call and see our line of Boys Clothing.
q. W. DUPRE clothes the boys.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-01
Sunday, July 4-Baraca Day

Sunday, July 4-Baraca Day.
$3.50 a. m.-Sunday school at all til,
churches. Visitors invited. Mr.. TesI
will address the Marietta Barracks a
the First Baptist church.
II q. m. Preaching at all churches
Baracs Convention at Chautauqus
Tent.
3p, m.-Song and Prayer Service
Preliminary Organization.
$3.50 p. m.-Address, Mr.. Luther Mel
Cray Tesh, Field Secretary World Wide
Baraca Union.
4:l5 p. m.-Report of Committee on
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-01

WE have large list of city and sub
urban property from the cheapest to the
best; vacant lots and acreage tracts on
Marietta car line. Also have large tracts
in this and other States at interesting
prices. We have some farms on our
books which we do not advertise. Call
on as for what you want
WE also loan money on farm property
at not more than one-half the value of
security.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-01

We sell the best blacksmith coal
mined, l5c per bushel Phone 270,
Marietta Ice Co.
Atlanta health officers declare that
the crematory of that city is not half
large enough, and as q consequence
garbage is accommodating to such an ex-
tent as to imperil the health of citizens.
The sentiment in the legislature is
very strong in favor OF biennial sessions.
Now let them change the elections Of
judges by the people also, and give the
governor the right 10 appoint ard the
senate to confirm
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-01

Organization. Permanent Organization.
4:30 p. m Reports from Georgia
Barracks. Adjourn at pleasure.
800 p. m Song and Prayer Service
s:15 p. m.-Address by Mr.. Tesh.
8:45 p m.-Echoes of the Asheville
Convention. Adjourn at pleasure.
Monday, July 5-Morning-Music by
Gem City Band.
First appearance of the Misses Tur-
ner, of Boston, in negro songs, with
banjo and guitar accomplishments, as
sisted by Mrs. William Calvin Chiffon
in negro dialect stories.
Evening-Music by Band.
Selections by Misses Turner and Mrs.
Chiffon.
Lecture by Professor Reno B. Well
bourn. Subject: In the Year Two
Thousand.
Tuesday, July 6-Morning-Music by
Gem City Band and Misses Turner.
Selections by Mrs. William Calvin
Chilten.
Lecture by Professor Reno B. We'll
bourn. Subject: Doing the Impos-
sible."
Evening by the Band.
Misses Turner in Southern Stories
from Southern Writer'S"
Mrs. William Calvin Chiffon presents
Margaret Mayo's great play, "Polly OF
the Circus"
Wednesday, July 7-Morning-Choice
sections by Gem City Band.
Selections, Southern Stories," by
Misses Turner.
Lecture by W. Powell Hale, the Best
Chautauqua Reader and Impersonator
in the South.
Evening-Music by Gem City Band.
Another delightful time with the
Misses Turner and selections by w.
Powell Hale. Mr.. Hale's lectures will
prove one of the best entertainments
of the season.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-01

SO Acres, two miles from Roswell, II
miles from Marietta This is good red
land farm, having considerable bottom
land, Willeo creek running through the
farm There are no buildings on the
place, but has some thirty or more acres
cleared. Price 100000
4-room house, servants house and barn,
pretty building site and nicely kept
grounds with ii acres land at SMYRNA.
Ga. Price $4,000.
broom house with lot 64xI4o; close in.
$4,000.
80 Acres, IL miles of Smyrna, 20 acres
cultivation groom dwelling, barn, etc.
Good spring on the place. This is nice
little farm well located and cheap at
! SIooo.oo on terms.
100 Acres exceptionally good farm in
fine state of cultivation, fine orchard of
about four acres, good new four room
dwelling with hall 8x32 feet Nice broad
veranda around front side and rear.
/ Large horse and COW barn, wagon shed,
buggy sheds, crib and chicken yards.
Everything in first class condition. Lo-
Gated on ebert road two miles from Ma
rietta in one of best country neighbor-
hoods. This is desirable home in
every respect. Price 100000.
400 Acres on Chattahoochee river. -
miles out from Atlanta, having fine ma
cada1nized road into Atlanta, ten miles
from Marietta. 200 acres fine river bot
tom IN cultivation, 80 acres upland. Five
tenant houses on the farm with neces-
sary barns. This property has two miles
river front and is bargain at $50. 90 per
acre.
90 acres, partly within city limits of
Kennesaw, groom house, 80 acres in Gull
tivation. Price $4,000.
$50 Acres X miles of Smyrna, So
acres in cultivation, one 4-roon house
and one groom house. Three branches
on place and plenty of timber. Price
$4,000
$50 Acres, 4-room house, good farm,
lies well, about 90 acres good timber,
Place well watered by several branches.
Some good bottom land. Located FIVE
miles from Marietta. Price $1,000 90.
SIS Acres, groom house, barn, ETC.,
good orchard, 80 acres in cultivation,
" miles from Marietta 4 mile church
and school. Good location. Price g.,
$4,000.
80 Acres, groom house, barn, etc,
good spring, 20 acres in cultivation, %
miles of Smyrna. Price $1,000. 90.
IS Acres, practically level land with
good groom house-about acres land
in one of prettiest oak groves around
Smyrna nice, elevated building site on
good road. Has frontage of quarter of a
mile on road. The land is smooth, in
good state of cultivation and is excep-
tionally productive. This would make
one of the prettiest little places to be
found. Located within mile from de
pot at Smyrna. Price $4,000.
SO Acres, one mile from SMYRNA. 81
acres cleared, balance woods and pas
ture-two spring branches OH place.
room house nicely located. Good young
orchard-on good road. Price $3sooo 90.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-01

SO Acres, one mile from Smyrna, s.
acres cleared, balance woods and pas
ture-two spring branches OIL place.
room house nicely located. Good young
orchard-on good road. Price $500. 90.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-01
City Property

One nine-room house, in good resi-
dence section of Marietta; large lot;
faces on two streets; can be easily SUBJ
divided; house is just as good as new;
is nice place to live; nice oak grove
and pretty lawn.
Six-Ioom house on Kennesaw Avenue;
fine lot, having frontage of 100 ieet on
Kenneeaw Avenue, and depth of 400
feet; well supplied with fruit This
place can be bought at reasonable
price.
One good new concrete building, 3Ox66
feet, nearly on the square. Can be used
for any business Price is right if sold
at once.
We have number of renting cottages
THAI are good investments
We have good list of nice property
booked with us for sale or exchange II
what you wan: is not here see us about
Il, for we have il
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-01
Suburban Property

10 acres, beautiful oak grove, close to
Marietta and on the car line; cars stop
right at this place Fronts on the road
four hundred feet; in the rear is fine
branch and fish pond. Just the place
for beautiful suburban home, with all
the conveniences and pleasures of cOun-
try and city life combined Not another
place between Marietta and Atlanta with
the resources found here.
Fine suburban home; twelve rooms in
dwelling; one servants house; sir acres
of land; large oak grove; good variety
of fruits; in fact, this place has all the
home comforts. Price $500
Eightroom house, with about one acre
of land, right on the city limits. One of
the incest suburban homes in Marietta,
commanding fine view and all the
home comforts bargain can be had
in this property, See us.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-01

Sc Acres, I2-room dwelling, bath, hot
and cold water and electric lights, serv-
ants house, tenant house and barn, va
riety of fruits. Dwelling and about half
the land located within city limits of
Marietta. This is one of Marietta's best
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-01
MARIETTA, GEORGIA,
Farm Property

$50 acres red gray land, 5 miles north
east of Marietta; good Groom dwelling
house; one 3-room tenant house and one
broom tenant house; barns and out
buildings; 3-horse crop; close to good
school and church: good productive land;
plenty of wood and water. Price $4,000
Bargain--ss acres, mostly gray land,
lies we'll; one-half mile of good school
and church; we'll timbered; on good
road; price and terms more than reason
able. Better see us about this, Price
$3.50.
40 acres on Canton and Marietta pub
lie road three miles of Marietta; in fine
state of CIVILIZATIONS; has good young
orchard; will pay for itself in two years;
fine place to live, being in good neigh
borhood, on good road and close to
church and school house.
l5A acres on Roswell road, IL miles
of Marietta convenient to market; good
buildings, etc. chance to make your
start. Better see us, as this property is
on the market for very short time.
so acres So miles of Marietta: 5 room
dwelling; 1000 peach trees; land red and
gray; plenty of running water; about 6
acres OF TINS is branch bottom; does not
overflow; lots of good timber; good pas
tuTe; outbuildings conveniently arrang-
ed. Snap. Come running
2O5 acres in mile of Floyd station.
Sc miles OF Marietta; red, gray and mu-
latto land; lies we'll and is easily cult
waited; four good houses with barns and
outbuildings; large pasture (bermuda
and red topl under fence. One of the
best watered farms in Cobb county. Can
be easily subdivided. Price and terms
reasonable
1872 acres (the Barnes property on the
Barnes mill read, 2 miles of Marietta
This land is strong and produces finely;
3 strong grist mills in good running or
der; good miller's house. Ten. room two
story dwelling. Enough saw mill tim
Der on this place to more than pay for
1t This property is to he sold for the
purpose of distribution among the heirs.
155 acres on good road; enc of the
best farms In this section of the state:
one good dwelling and 9 tenant houses,
al in good repair Cau be bought rea-
sonable,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-01
MARIETTA CHAUTAUQUA
OPENS THURSDAY
A Brilliant and Attractive
Program of Great
Interest.

The Marietta Chautauqua will open
for one week on Thursday, July LIST. to
continue till July 7th. inclusive, under
the auspices of the First Baptist Baraca
Glass, talent furnished by the Alkahest
Lyceum system. We urge our people
to be sure and attend and make this
Chautauqua great success. 1t is for
= worthy cause, and should be literally
pGtronized.
PROGRAM.
Thursday, July 1-Morning-Chirty
Minutes Music by Gem City Band and
Robley Male Quartet.
Lecture-Dr H. w. Sears-Subject
More Taffy and Less Epitaphy."
Evening Music by Gem City Band
and Robley Male Quartet.
Introducing Mrs. William Calvin Chill
ton, the Chautauqua Reader.
Friday, July 2-Morning-Musc by
Gem City Band and Robley Male Quar-
tet.
Selections-Mr William Calvin Chill
ton.
Evening-Musical Preludes by Gem
City Band andIRobley Male Quartet.
representations and Stories-''H Happy
Sid" Landon, of New York.
Saturday, July g. Mornlng-Music by
Gem City Bandland Robley Male Quar-
tet.
Lecture-Senator Ben Tillman-Sub-
iect: ''Our Nation and It's Problems"
Evening-Music by Gem City Band
and Robley Male Quartet.
Another Evening of Fun and Imper7
sonations by Sidney Landon, "UnclS
Sans Folks."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-01

81 Acres, new 5-room house, good large
barn and other acknowledgements
cost over $4,000, Seventy acres in fine
state cultivation, 8 acres bottom land,
cultivatable land produces 40 bushels
corn or bale cotton per acre, Excep-
tionally fine farm located AZ miles from
Marietta on one of best public thorough
fares Price $55oo.oo.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-07-01

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-24

That my friend Adams is generally
M to snuff on most everything con-
nected with the talking machine In
every form and shape goes without
saying. As far MS new ideas, along
the talking machine line are con-
cerned, he is certainly climbing the
liberty pole about six feet above the
cap, but at the same time was put
wise q few days ago to n new use
for the talking MY ,hine that may
be Just little ahead of my friend
Adams, and here 1t Is:
A lady In one of the eastern ci-
ties. who has most charming baby,
perfect in every respect save one and
that Is that she will not go to sleep
except to the voice of its mother, and
then only one certain lullaby has the
charm to close the little eyelids. As
labor saver her husband purchas-
ed an automatic rocking cradle.
There seemed to be nothing more
TO be desired but there was, and the
lady herself supplied It. She went
to a place where records for talk
Ing machines were made and had
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-24

guess there Is. II you are not capa-
BILE OF making both ends meet on
eight dollars week for Heavens
sake don't ever try to hgure out u
gas or electric meter. You would
stand n better chance OF getting In
spiration out of the sphinx and be In
a more normal condition In the end.
but putting all joking aside. ] heard
D meter story the other day that
made me turn clear around. | took
more than passing interest In 1t
for the reason that my own meter
has been acting funny lately or
something connected with 1t has. A
friend of mine, who does not live o
thousand miles up one of the beauti'
full valleys back of Honolulu found
that his electric bill for two months
each month. That Is where they,
whoever they" are, made the fatal
mistake. | know that my own cleo.
trio bill has been going up every
month TIL II is now exactly three
times as much as It was the first
month ! lived In the house. and |
have not added another light nor
burned bit more current than
did year ago. But this Is not my
story, | am telling of my friend S
experience. He knew that there
must be difference In the two
months bin from the fact that there
was an absence from the house for
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-24

eighteen vas organized after tho
plan of me New Movement. Con
siderable interest has already been
aroused among The Young men AMI
the outlook for growth IN member
ship is quite iiattering. The follow
ing are the officers: President, Chas.
Shepherd; Vice-president. c. o. Lave
right, Secretary, Edward Tracy;
Treasurer. Guy ne Spain; Teacher.
Frank J.. Lee. The class meets In
the parlors Of the parsonage next
door 10 the church every Sunday NOM,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-24

backed up by the opposition they
must encounter from japanese mer-
chants, the amount of don't--care--
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or =
not attention to customers certainly
takes the cake.
Don't confound me with knock
err" ] am only. 80 far as | can do 50.
trying to correct an evil that ,,rob-
ably looks bigger to the person out
side the counter than It does TO the
person behind the counter. 1t is no
wonder that trade is going to the
Japanese and good part of 1t Is
caused by inattention on the part OF
store employees toward customers
who are willing to spend their mo-
ney with a white man but do not
propose to go down on their knees
TO have him take II. II IL no use
going into extreme details. Prob
ably n good many others have had
the same experience as the writer.
One or two will be sufficient. Some
little while ago ! entered store to
make purchase for lady which
would have come to about six dol
lars. ! stood for some five minutes.
the only prospective purchaser as
| the store was empty except for two
clerks who loungod on the end of a
counter short distance from me.
had the money to spend and con-
Guided to spend It at some store
where they would wait on me. That
store lost six dollars. It was not
long after that had occasion to
enter another store to make pur-
chase. The proprietor was talking
win friend not fifteen feet from
me- After waiting few moments
attracted his attention. by rapping
on the glaSs show case. He answer
ed: IN a minute" and went on talk
ing TO his friend. ! didn't happen
TO be In walt minute" mood
and ! left the store. That store lost
the sale OF diamond ring.
! can assure the store Keepers OF
this city that ] am acquainted with
iadies In THIS city who Will not go
into certain stores on account OF the
iact .na' they 40 not receive prompt
a'tehtioh to their wants when there
morning 10 prevent
! ala not intend TO tell this story
out Seeing that there has been some
taik IN the papers lately In regard
10 hquor that was not up to the
standard and was being sold against
'ne law as not being the pure arti-
cue ! might as wen let her loose.
oonie time ago Portuguese friend
VI nine invited me TO Visit his homo
on the outskirts OF the city; he also
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-24
A New Bible Class.

What Is known In Sunday school
circles as the New Movement was
introduced by Mr.. r. Arthur Rob-
bins, the superintendent. mt the First
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
last Sunday. A young mems Bible
class to be Enown MS " The Good
elbows with II membership of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-24
SHUTTING OFF THE SUNLIGHT.

Howell ~ Is always darkest
Just before dlwn" ~
Pcwcll--"No. sir; II ~ always
darkest when my wife comes aloahs
with her big hat between The sky
and the earth"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-24

6 certain period although he did not
state which month It was. The boy
who read the meter the first month
stated that he had read II the second
month also. This was fatty contra
dicted by the lady of the house by a
statement that the house was locked
up and as the meter was inside the
house the reading of 1t could not
have taken place on the date named.
My friend received no more satisfac-
tion as result OF his kick" than
anyone else ever does who goes to
the office with kick on their meter.
My friend came to the conclusion
that as they could not read the me-
ter. and the previous months bin
looked pretty good that amount was
entered up.
There is considerable agitation
and plain talk going on here regard
Ing the raising of eucalyptus trees
in these islands. The many uses to
which the wood OF the eucalyptus
oil from Its leaves. and I may add
| that which I have never seen stated
In Its favor here before, that Its bark
is one of the best fire kindlers In the
world. This Is all very well for
what Is going on above ground In
regard to the eucalyptus but what
OF the condition OF affairs below
ground? Far from II that ! say one
word that would discourage any In.
dustry that might be OF beneft to
these islands. but ] do know that as
a soil killer the eucalyptus is univer-
sally hated throughout California.
As has been stated here by those
versed in forestry that the eucalyptus
Is heavy water drinker, and as
such Its roots will absorb all of the
moisture In fhc ground. This would
not be so bad IL the roots would con
fine themselves to any respectable
radius like IA well behaved tree. but
they do not, The roots of a well
developed eucalyptus tree will spread
from fifteen to forty feet In every
direction and nothing that has To
send Its roots down for nourishment
viii live. much less thrive. This
statement can be verified by exam
ming the g;ounr about the foot OF
any eucalyptus three now growing
In these islands,
Hawaii is not blessed with an
over loading OF good soil and there
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-24

ug, a. 10 o'clock. Yohng men not {
Identified with other schools are in
vilcd to become members of this or
aanizition
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-24

For city the size OF Honolulu.
and where composition Is so keen
between the various houses dealing
IN he same lines OF goods, aud this
New-York tribune., 1909-06-01
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
rE~o,, The Trib,,ne Bureau 7

Tribune
Washington May N--The Vice-President and
Mrs Sherman have given up the house in Massa-
chusetts avenue which they have occupied since
the inauguration. and will look for nome eise
where for next fall. Mrs Sherman left here at ru
night tonight for New York where sne VIII re-
main two or three days before going to her home
at Utica. Mr.. Sherman will join her there aluer
the adjournment Of Congress
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. John w weeks met
seven hundred guests at reception gwen at tIIeii
home tonight In honor Of Nice-AdmlraI Baron Olu
and Baroness Uriu and in celebration of the ami
versary of the Annapolis class OF 81 Inc oaloh
and baroness received with Mr. and Mrs Weeks
and thirty or forty members Of the class with thel
wives assisted in the entertainment Inc guess
included the Vice-President and Mrs Sheridh' 'ie
Secretary of State and Mrs Knox the secretary u
the Treasury and Mrs. MacVeagh. the Secretary OF
War and Mrs Dickinson. the Attorney General.
the Postmaster General. the Secretary OF the Navy
the Secretary the Interior. the Secretary or Agr
culture the Speaker OF the House and Miss cannon
the italian Ambassador and Baroness Mayor des
Planches the Brazilian Ambassador and Nine Ma
buco the British Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce. the
Japanese Ambassador and Baroness Takahira, the
German Ambassador, the Chinese Minister and
Nine WI the Netherlands Minister and Nine
Loudon Senator and Mrs. Depew, Senator and Mrs
Burrows Senator and Mrs. Du Pont Senator and
Mrs Lodge, Senator and Mrs Hale and others of
the Senate. with large number Of guests from
the House and from diplomatic and resident So
ciety.
Nine van Swinderen. wife OF the former Minister
from the Netherlands. is expected to arrive here
within a few days for visit to her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Charles c. Glover, who are at their coun-
try place, this city.
The Assistant Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs
Beekman Winthrop returned 10 Washington to-day
from Norfolk where they went the last of the week
on the Dolphin. Miss Marion Oliver and her guest
Miss Josephine Durand. who accompanied them
South. did not return with them. but have gone for
weeks visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Otway Byrd. rela-
tives Of Mss Oliver, their country place on the
James River. Miss Oliver and Miss Durand viii
return the first OF week.
Captain and Mrs. Warren Beach have closed their
house here and have gone 10 their summer home at
Saratoga, n Y