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Appreciated by the Ladies.


 It is gratifying 10 note the spirit shown by many of the ladies who have expressed their intention of par ticipating in tho competition. They feel the tour contest presents them { the opportunity of a lifetime. and that whether they are so fortunate to win or not the opportunity to get rewards of such extraordinary value is certainly worth trial effort al least It is a safe guess that the ladies who win the tours at the hn ish wild be among those who locked at the opportunity in just this way.
 No matter what the outcome, how. ever, no lady wno enters into the contest now will be able to reproach herself later for having neglected one of the golden opportunities Of her lifetime. And that is just what it is--a golden opportunity. Like all golden opportunities, though, it has wings, and, unless taken adyantage of immediately, will fly.
 Selecting the chaperon.
 The offer ef the Sensin e!-Ilss eeosa3 osa3 to the most successful candidate in the contest of the authority to name the chaperon for it's Tour-ofEurope party is receiving much favorable comment among the ladies who con template entering the contest and among the public in general. This of. fer is bona fide and has no strings to it. except that the publisher of this paper reserves the right to see that proper person, one of such mature years and experience as would fit her for the duties of the position, is chosen. These conditions being met, no objections will be made to any SC lection made, nor win there be any effort made on the part of the contest manager or the management of this paper to influence the choice ol the leading contestant. This contest will be conducted in an absolutely fair and impartial manner and when it has closed and the judges, who will he chosen from among the most promin- ent and most highly esteemed business and professional me in the city, have made their report and awarded the tours to the two winners and the leading victor has chosen The chape- ron, there will not be even hint of unfairness. There will be disappolnt
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-29
A Golden Opportunity.

The opportunity to take a trip to tho oli world, especially with every expense of the trip paid. has never be.ore been presented to the ladies of this section, and the opportunity may never be repeated No lady who wishes to take tour of Europe Europe should fail to make the most Of the opportunity here presented and from the manner in which many peo. pie hare already expressed them selves, it is believed none of them will. Irresistible as the tour is itself the opportunity to secure 1t is equally irresistible.
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oovernors to foilyw on Trains.

0ONeFnoFS 10 Follow on rams.
 The governors and congressman, when they found themselves getting further and further behind the rp---- deit this morning decided to disem- bark at Greenville and make for Vicksburg by slieeisl train. They hailed the steamer Alton as it passed the Quincy and the St Paul and sent instructions ahead that a special be secured at any cost.
 Greenville was taken off its feet when the distinguished delegation put ashore there and went scurrying three-qusrters of a mile across the ciyt to catch a train. Sandwiches and drinkables were hastily put aboard and the spectacle was present ed of delegation which had come to see the river desertlng the waterway for the railroad. 8iwl
 All the governors got back aboard their steamers tonight but say they will debark again when their boats get far behind
 Dined on the Quincy.
 The president last night WIS enter-
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Dined on the Quincy.

The president last night was enter tained at dinner on board the steamer Quincy by the senators and represen- tatives composing the congressional
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-29
THE WEATHER.

Washington, D. C., Oct. 2s.-Fore- cast for Arkansas: Fair Friday and probably Saturday
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-VCdKIUH UI bdIFUI buNtS. No. 1.-The Sentinel-Record office, old City Hall Building.
 No. 2-Schneck's Drug Store. cor. ner of Prospect and Central. No. SIR. C. Morris Drug Store, Cen tral and Malvern.
 No. 4-Majestic Drug Store. in Ma. iestic Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
GREATNESS OF The
NORTHWEST IS SHOWN
IN THIS MAGAZINE

Pacific Northwest Commerce, the
monthly magazine Of the Seattle
Chamber Of Commerce, has made
itn appearance with ltn frat odi.
tion. published undor the auspices
Of the chamber BY tho publicity
firm Of Wood 4 Rebor The new
magazine contains much material
besides the reports and minutes Of
the Chamber Of Commerce.
Special articles by prominent
men deal with various topics Of
commercial Importance 10 this 500
ton OF the world, and the editorials
are Of thoughtful and serious ma
turo, along similar lines In start
Inc the new magazine II has been
the Intention Of tho Chamber Of
Commerce 10 create a medium fof
widening The scope Of liz own In
fluencc. and at tho nau,0 time fur.
ulahlng business men with the sort
Of commercial periodical for which
there has been much demand.
The mechanical work on the frs,
edition Ia something for the pub
fishers 10 be proud or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
TIE BLUE MOUSE
DRAMATICALLY

ny r. >. DILLON.
Given the circumstance OF a mar.
tlea man pHlmlnf Oft hrosaf Ac-
tlHae Iar his wife and there IL no
eVn ta TIE numhrf and mifth Of CONF
nllrntiuhH that WHY ruHut This iH
Inc iiiuu Mouse which oneHed 60
Hight
funnyl II was funny. eomisai
NVlaua absurd. silly. UlhiiuN
ftnnnsiefuuf h was everything
thhi u synonymous Tor mlrth5prn
Neklhf-eveFytMng but immoral
Nie audience laughed. stEaied. tit
tered. Auufteu and haOtaa. each In
hia Individual cachinatorY way. The
lauEhtsr hegen five miputes aftur
We euiifin went Up and continued
uhRnhtei until II rang down al thr
end " tho tllrd aet. h vas iansh
laugh all the time. until thr fa5lai
thuarlea HreN sore and the tears 81
Mltth we're exhausted II was a as
fleH OF Matrimonial tanaisa campars
anlr ahlN 20 a eau 81 anAlfwofma
ana every kiGk and twist was side.
splitting In ~ ludierouaneas The
hiue Mouse 10 a farce. pure aud
supple. uttefh impossible in it. do
minute,
How II ever achieved o reputation
tet aAlarlnusheaa OF suFeesiieanpss
must ever be mystery that only
II cnihusiastir press heeuts can 81
plaln. That Boston ~ spirit Of
tfanfa shdeniai prudlahnsss. should
have shut iis doors against the pers
tefinAnes. may have assured lts H.
hancial success but u was q nd u
slsef islnH mat was unnecessary.
Tho hiua Mouse is funny enough
" q own flkht 70 require no ap.
peal 20 The pfufieut Instincts q q
certain class 81 thaalrsFoefs.
The aniue Mouse. Miss Eisls nv.
an. u far ffam hslhE a daeafous psr-
son. but The distance between aseo.
rum aud iudegfnrY affords her faam
10 spare During the clash and tut.
mel Of q closing seems Ia The sec
md act she Whlsha with lament
able detiefltf a garter from her
Nsll-hef limt in the third act she
aHpeafs closely wrapped IN a III.
none and again tn the trensins
scene With a corset cover. shoulder
sHi tive arms Visible. much more
eanferfatlveif Harusd thar II IN tho
ordinary eYehing gown. ThH IL al.
aaluteif All there l. 90 shock the
eye. and the eye that could take Of.
Tense should not aiif outside On
rainy day
AZ for the plot. lfs fauniatiaa IL
a. uid a. farce Aaitr from the
Blue Mouse is chief exponent ls
rulifaad PRECEDENT well along b.
YEAR, Nhoss tutifui wife Would nst
or disturb the tHvdlisiions u N A
thanY He IL prone to srniis slEEisa
fitftatiauH and EHHefal ridiculous
ness when iH the presence n aitfar.
tive young females tilF iHfatuatiana
are % absurd and futile that thee
provoke only liabilities u Tho snsfl
tatpf tir u a Ype rot Al ail new
20 ne nisne. and one we have lnne
since accepted e. We accept thr aiiif
hero, the taaffui heroine and ne
harsh stern. uHfsleHtinH fathsr tto
u one Of tho comedy H4andhfa a.
whose lats affairs &c q 20 laugh. not
10 mofalito
Yea MAJ tska The shais family ts
The hiur Mouse ard be esftain
that all Hruuehaa lnhrrltst o. &C.
qaire1 siii vanish Ter Tie time be.
iuE II won't elevate. or inaiili grand
or noble thoughts 81 takrh a great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19

Uraua


fertls Hartman aud his company
worked hard last nisht al the Grand
theatre. and fatrrH OF comedy and
catchy snhss went hnma satisfied
The familiar company deea srhs
hlna Manu' very eHealtahiy. and n
wv like something ffuthY aud fiiled
WITH music DON'T miss tho GRAND
show thls week
The niue Moon concerns the
leisure ilfn Of the members Of the
hliilah army To the orient and What
plot THERE T. gives 30 feffls Hart
man and The company plenty 81 on
not'uaii} 10 tap the barrel o. Laugh,
hartman essays the par, Of Phi.
Nsie Charlie TaYier ehafaetsf
seen here neaEly twR years age at
the hands o. James I Powers and
he furnished : lot Of laughs
Mias Dorothy Mqften Nas hugely
appreciated when she sang Moon
Deaf and Oscar Wsish made ! hit
and the Dream"
Waiter ~ leon sang a catchy III
Ne aerH \ Wonasf Nhas kisslns
Her New which went - tiE a.
anything In the repertoire The
familiar sonEz "isut Me AmeuH tho
Girls The Crocodile aans The
little Blue Noon aHd Nj wife's
Gone 10 the Country we're we'll
liked Ertice Hunt a. MehlraL thc
idel maker ts q frai comedian. and
he was responsible fef = lot Of bin
laughs Joseph FaHartY fiiisd he
hill a. = hig bluff and hearty me i1f
The pisgo u well dressed and
tnSppy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
Dance Tonight

Dance a, pfeamland. Seventh ay.
and Union a. Admission free '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19

lg.,ea hut !, vii erlgs out s''r
N tpoeE u hskogk ef i'ias gyg9
~ the plle Mouse Rnd NJ tafsN Nj
tho nufpgptihlQ old party Il aiWqf,
tmpQpblblf both are deiirinNilY
Mdhf aud lovAbieI which ghme giqf
be properly said q Niles Palmer Nv
Die fqle VI tile elderly qgampH WE
The othofs In the east afe up 20 their
nnLLn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19

.,u, he most satisfactory lie
| s,lsx you had to 90 to serve
|r1hry rksn Il was a baseball
/ pss might A. well be roast
y ,c,sing IN an oysn as 10 be
~ q 4 stout SRI and hug her
|sfN Day.
y rssa 90 few people ever
y ~ ncney Is they spend yes
~ shaf they think they are
- b ave tomorrow.
ma 4 woman has q quarrel
n isr husband It's a sign she
= :, b make people believe u
~ Aap,snsa 10 them In their
/ ,k,srfil thing about a thin
n /, Nsr knshand never has to
h lsr hst she Is losiaE weight
IL is-p o. Faylhg for biEEaf
hes iuf bet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19

dsy Funday for the Nofklns people
pnthiapai extracting absolutely free
Ny aFtlols on Dentistry and Eth
lcsH will appear IN tomofroT eNrn-
lnHa star az time and sptog VIII
not permit H. publication today. br
u. I ufoWh, rs Fifet av. Is ycara
IN nfaciice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19

Red hot msiedraua l. ne diah
effected al The Seattle theatre thl,
week. Ehd Miss kmHa iiuutluE and
her company acrs asansprd with
&gplauaH ftstefdkY shen they ousr
"a with Coon iiuiies plsrs ~
eeitmeiadraHa Hnatehsa from hloady
feHnassHa
HsvolFsfs and plenty % thrills
ate exhibited ty ths COMPANY. and
when the villain finally Frts soak "a
Eped ard plenty The auditors stamp
"a and ehocpai or % Tor mafs
Miss Hunting lt salt this week
ant etaai her fsssssaasn fs#siFrs fhs
action - the piece A Tot VI sas
elaitiss are iHtseiai and Coon Mai.
lev gees with a rush.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
MORALLY


" -. Z fear : muai lisa.
~ saHs cf BOY iileh9. lal =
NJ N and "fhe I Use Mouse
-. W.rsi lat nifhi e. iNe Al
- ,te.tfs 81 lnuIaial WAY
aflH N.fi5, of course hui iNunY
hr NNtsat n there anything
J Nat' Mift The flHe NuHHe.
...,lfsY overlooked O.
~ msmnre Il that of ueihE
y Wv ihat / ala not have time
y 4 ,, ,'.i,,.s al times iuai q tit
: ~. AZ % many flaNa INC
q 'b,f Instance 81 fehtunNs aNl
- "a tfsy left one impressed
~ nr5hism ai TIE rlHt for
~ ,,asfAa A problem iu most
Fsr.t u waf bet necessary Tot
n ponder ever ,,,...
a. problem lu THO hlne
w II merely nofirafa "a side
~ 49, ~ kuuW EXISTS. and
s,,slways emused - il,At ~
rH lf.mslp man, oeif teN ms
N, ans ftllink q NieilW te q
nfsity fAC4
-. M aftef effreff OF we play
n = Tar a. cah 500 may
$3.50 esuslng wiley Go watch
little mere CLOSELY, or
~. ut,Av make hubby a little
i4.',. M suli 70 work
49, Feminine standpoint tho
I'M, ksrrslt il a rippins Wg'
,h sowus such bate such
..,,', All such arms The saNna
f,.i. around 10 every act but
4 4.e,asfs AND arms she lets is
N me last act when she
fem he inngr room with
-. rnhaek % down the back
|x tsf place where she sets
ir frsn every female IN the
a.,,s ~hsn ste falls te set the
.,r.en ii The fnoWa-a male
u fasten the dress
.tsn ne removes the upper
Iku rfiqcstf geNh aitetef.
All u plum Shoulders aud
n. Is spite the male person.
- IN he audience probably
tist So was 'usiifist=ef
~. IA vas justified Tn refua.
sss,sn me refractory hooks
.1-rs aseeltss everyone eise
n 81 n mishtf suspicious sit.
fal nst the same u ! had
arfs Niue Mouse would
49,. AL a. haaNfHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19

= saY. ~. isa man from Poland
called 4 Pole
Yes. my son
Then. pa Why lent y man from
ltailand called ifoisT Comic CUTE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19

Mother. Miss urass told "
saeh o funny thinE about the euekua
fnHHY iMysleflnusiFl Il doesn't
Las Is eNn eEHs Punch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19

PORTLAND. ore-Litile Iuliu,
Rozeen. years old. wac ran over
last niFhi by an automobile At Mon
taHllla. a suburb Of Portland. and
almost Instantly killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
BRIEFS BY WIRE

hlNNEAPoLis.-Pilota Of the
Bllddgn automobile tourists do
parted from here At o'clock this
morning. the other ears leaving al
! o'clock The ears expect TO tray.
ei iJ2 miles today, reaching Sian
kaio. MINI. some time this after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19

NNAot MINI 3. a
. Meerc-Marlo norn In "Tha 4
. Morals OF Marcus 4
= Alh4mbra-"rhe blue Mouse 4
= orand-ferna Hartman In .
= The nlue Moon" 4
= Soattle-Emma hunitng IN 4
= Coon Hollow 4
= orpheum-Nuw Vaudeville ia. 4
4 nlSht 4
q Lols-New Vaudeville tonight 4
= s,ar--Now Vaudeville tonight 4
: Pahtapes-Now Vaudeville to. 4
night =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19

coNsrANrlNopLt. - Reports
show that 10 have been hanged for
participation ia the Adana InAsaa.
erra Thousands will be sentenced
TO hard labor for life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19

okANe.-Thousanda arc reg
latenhe today for the filing on the
FlAtheAd lands.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
BOLD SPRINGS.

J. d. Dunn and family of Atlanta,
visited V. H. Atkins at this place
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. w. L. Inger visited Mr..
Theodore Frisbee last Sunday.
Miss Lee Black visited Miss Ida
Atkins last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Son Barfeld, R. G. Black
and r. L. Mackey of Sardis visited
this place Saturday night.
Mr.. J. B. Frisbee and family
visited V. H. Atkins Monday night.
Little J. w. Atkins, spent Sunday
night with his grandfather.
Little John Whitlock spent Sun.
day and Sunday night with the
elder Mr. Atkins.
THE FARMER Boy Doors.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
UNION CHAPEL.

Miss Lucy Camp has been visit
ing her brother at Buffers the past
week.
Mr.. Joe Avery's little boy Hamp-
ton was badly burned Friday.
Mr.. Tom Gazaway and Mr.. Johns
have recently moved into this
neighborhood.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather very few were out at Sun
day school Sunday afternoon.
We are sorry to have to state that
there are some miscreants so low
as to be guilty of breaking the sash
and windows of the Chapel. Col
Nesbitt and Col. R. c.. Irwin
Trustees of Union Chapel have
offered ten dollars for the appehen.
sion of the parties guilty of this
distardly trick with sufficient proof
to convict.
AN OLD LOVER OFTHE CHAPEL.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
Ladies wool stockings at Is
cents.
II. A. WARD.
----------------------------
SHADY GROVE.

Married-On last Sunday after
noon st the home of Rev. J. J.
Crow Mr.. Richard Clackum and
Miss Dora Guffin were joined in
the holy bonds OF smatrimony. We
wish the happy couple a long and
prosperous life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aft Roberts visited
the family of Mr.. John McAfee
Sunday.
The Sunday school is preparing
to have a Xmas tree at this place
on Xmas day in the afternoon.
Married---At the home Of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. James
Curley, on last Wednesday, Mr.
Will Mouth to Miss Dovie Curley
We wish them a long and happy
life.
We are having q lot Of BAG
weather ut the present time.
ALTHA.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
HIGHLANDS.

Miss Jess Rockmart and Mr.. R.
e. Hardage of Tucker Ga, visited
homefolks last week.
Miss Claude Burton and Mr..
Geo. Rid, were married at the
home of the bride, Thursday night
the 9Th. We wish for them many
years of happiness. Miss Ina
Reed OF Atlanta was among those
who attended the wedding.
The farm and home place of the
late Mrs. M. A Hardage was sold
last week to Mr.. w. P. Hardage
for the sum Of $4,000.
Hog killing was the order of the
day last week. And many fine
hogs were killed. Mr.. Ton
Annandale killed one weighing 49t
pounds.
We are sorry to say that little
Kathrine Kirk daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Fleet Kirk, is sick, but We
hope VIII be we'll in a few days
DIR. Malone is attending her.
Mr. John Caldwell Of Largo. Fla
is visiting Mr.. Cleveland Kirk.
BURNBRAE.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
A Dull Looking Church.

In some communities one or more
churches present evidence Of badly
painted exteriors. The beautiful finish
and coloring of the L. & NJ. Paint dis
tinguishes a church painted with it
The L. & M. Paint is Metal Zinc Oxide
combined with White Lead, and wears
like gold. A liberal quantity of L. &
NJ Paint to every church whenever they
paint. This has been done throughout
the United States during past 35 years.
More churches have been painted with
L. & M. Paint than with any other
old by CAN'T DRUG Co, Marietta, Ga
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
MT, ZION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Edwards and
son Hudson, of Atlanta are visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. w. J. Pledger was the guest
of Mrs. A. N. Edwards at Nesbitt,
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Egbert Phagan is at home,
after spending several days in
South Georgia.
The many friends of Mrs. C. E.
Edwards, will be sorry to know Of
her illness.
Hampton, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Avery, was badly
burned on last Friday morning.
Mrs. M. P. Polston and two
children accompanied by her sister,
in-law Miss Ollie Mae Polston, spent
part of the past week with rela-
tives in Atlanta. -
Mr.. Dobbs of Canton is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Joe Avery.
Miss Tobitha Polston, is on the
sick list.
The singing at this place was
rained out last Sunday.
Mr.. Kitchen of Flint Hill is ex-
pected to be here every End and Atm
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Clara Mae Jones of Due
West spent Saturday night and
Sunday with homefolks.
1t seems as if moving is the order
OF the day in our community.
Mrs. Lucie Robertson and little
son Floyd, of Marietta, spent the
weekend with relatives here.
FARMERS DAUGHTER.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
LOST MOUNTAIN.

Lost Mountain has the distinc-
ton of being in the forefront when
it comes to Improvements and pro-
gress. A good roads club has been
organized here and is ready for
business, Mr.. Chas. w. Thatcher,
the apostle of good roads, " return
ed here from Atlanta Friday night
and addressed our citizens in the
interest of good roads and the adj
vantage of a national highway,
which resulted in the above named
organization with 40 members. Be-
lieving that we are largely respon-
sibTe for conditions as they exist
around us the object of the organi-
zation is improvement. The club
is composed of representative citi-
zens of our community with James
J. Kemp as president. Jim is a
wide-awake man and good roads
affect him directly. He raises from
800 to 1000 bushels of sweet pota-
toes and hauls them near II miles
to market. Hence the value of
good roads to him.
r. L. Watson was elected secre-
tary. Bob, too, is interested. He
likes to drive fine horses and rubber
tire buggies and knows just how to
appreciate a smooth ride with q
young lady and has learned that
good roads argue greatly in his ia
vor.
J. w. Arnold was elected treas
urer. Joe is no less interested from
the fact that he has to haul all Of
bis goods here with wagons for his
store. These officials are backed
| by some Of our most substantial
citizens who are members of the
club and this means something will
be doing.
| Sunday was rainy, church and
Sunday school attendance was
small, but haven't you seen people
driving to town in much worse
weather than Sunday and didn't
seem to mind it, bat this Sunday
weather is so much worse to give
people colds. There is the differ
ence. don't you see.
Robt. II. Barnes has been elect
ed librarian of the Ainsworth library
to take charge Of the books.
The whiskey houses are flooding
| the country with circulars adYertis
ing their whiskey. This is an i'm
position on prohibition countie
and soliciting orders in dry countie
should be stopped.
ALLEN.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
NEWS FROM OVER THE COUNTY
WILEYS.

Mr.. w. T. Segar and family
have moved to Oklahoma, where
they will make their future home
Last week was regular hog-kill-
ing weather, and the people in
this section made good use of it.
] can count up about 5000 pounds
of pork that was put away last
week. No doubt this will make
our kind Editors mouth water.
but if he wants to share with us,
he must come out and see us.
A new road has been opened up
through by Mr.. Sanders, or at
least the old road has been opened
and worked out, and | am told
that it will be worked by the
county from now on. It is road
that is badly needed in this Sec
tion.
Mr.. J. III. Spinks is making pre-
partitions to build q new dwelling
on the place that he recently pur-
chased from Mr.. J. Nj. Thomas.
! am glad to see Brother Amor,
of Due West, out again, after his
fall in ditch. 1t was very bad
fall, breaking two of his ribs.
The farmers in this section are
all through gathering and are
making preparation for Christmas
and | would say right here, be
careful and don't get too much
booze. Stay sober and be a man
and don't be worse that brute.
The singing at Rose Lane next
Sunday will commence at 1 80 in
the afternoon. Be on had prompt
ly. BEULAH.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
Women Who Are Envied.

Those attractive women who are
lovely in face, form and temper are the
envy Of many, who might be like them.
A weak, sickly woman will be nervous
and irritable. Constipation or Kidney
poisons show in pimples, blotches,
skin erruptions and wretched com.
plexion. For all such, Electric Bit
tiers work wonders. They regulate
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, purify
the blood; give strong nerves, bright
eyes, pure breath, smooth velvety skin,
lovely complexion. Many charming
women owe their health and beauty tc
them. SOC at w. A. Sans & Co,