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FJTLER-Single hand; WAGES $40; young; gooo
iooking. references. 60 anywhere. Miss Buck
ley's Agency, II West 42d ST.. Fhone '4e' bi5-
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
lh0RuEeE Reliable Employment AgtnC!, gtnnSo
JAR HWES6 s26 sixth Avenue. Phohe 9o9o 20
PrVsnt Best japanese servants tuIlhsneU ~
private families. references investigated
RARTENDER.-De position 90" 1n,i u
can preferred: excellent references app"
w. ]. Farrell. ~ East e2tn ST. Sl'S. ,
-. C,rIHI4G Dvisbcs place in country; under
stands care OF horses, carriages; has good pei
sonsi reference; years last place; honest SoDer'
Thomas Birch. Princeton, y. J.
- .IIS,IIrcNT11, 1orcbitecturan-- Fifteen years
eynerience working dra wings. details ec.'
technical knowledge. c. Z. c. 433 hoooheh
ave, Jersey City. ----------
SALESMAN MANAGER Energetic young man
evnerienced capable: business ana persohsi
,Aferences; result getter; desires change Al
dress c. c., Tribune Office
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER
OPTICIANS.
RESTAURANTS

9InEOWJc German restaurant. 1Os-iii
SOUUUv " East l4th ST. Importers OF
Wurzburger Hofbrau. Pilsner Genossenschafts-
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VERMIN ExTERMiNAToR.

II YOU DESIRE TO kNoW
Pow 70 get rii of Rate. Mice Rosches. Fed
hugs, Ants. etc write EUREKA NERMlS
EkIERMINAIISG CO.. 800 West Goth 81.
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Female.

CoNpANIoN.- Middle aged lady, speaking
English. GERMAN and French, TO elderly IN
valid or isdv travelling. Address G. F. Box
"a Tribune once.
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! HOT-sEWORKER- general cook and
| frst cisss Iaundress: 500: excellent refor-
! ences Myntinep's Agency, 2l07 9th ave. Tel.
| 1OOl
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" McDOSALD. wIGGINs COMPANY.

SIOI'kN MD FVNTlT, .
2j6 257 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. y 4.
WE OFFER 10 tho investor a limited amount
OF stock In a established local corporation man
ufarturing several medical preparations or eN-
Ceptonal merit which have been well received
hy the trade. In addition this company pracil
cay controls all of the South American trade.
consideration OF tho enormous dividends paid hy
Peruns. Bromo Seltzer and others shows the
possibilities of this Investment Strictest lnNes
,gstion invited Further particulars from
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LATNDRESS- Weesh: strictly first class: -
liablo will give entire satisfaction: wages $50.
Sampson Agency AZ 4th ave Tel. lSGs Madi-
son a1ugre
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COOK and LAUNDREss CHAMBERMAID
and WAITRESS-T Swedish girls; pref
erabIy together; city or country. Myntinen's
Acency 2lO7 9th ave Tel. 1905 Harlem.
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ences Of applicants investigated
BUTLER and USEFUL MAN.-Wases. 20
swede; neat young man; wei experlenCep sis
6tb ave Tel 37S Bryant
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SUPERINTENDENT and FARM MANAGER is
open for engagement March IS; thoroughly
posted IN every brancn or practical farming, on
modern methods and scientific dairy work high.
est reference from present employer: ~;
married: no children. Address l.. Il. G.. Box 20,
Tribune Office
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| HOUsEwORKER. - Finnish; newly landed;
| young and strong: not afraid OF work. Samp-
son Agency, 4l2 4th ave. Tel. 1865 Madison
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UPHOLSTERY AND pRApeRIes.
ElaE ExTINouIsHEhs & LADDERS

I'm Upholstering furniture. draperies. mat
xA trcsses; first class at reasonable prices
pY : GLUCKMAN. 6iG Amsterdam ave
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HELP WANTED.
Male:

AGENTS. Don't send money anywhere tll you
see sample OF our late quick money maxi =
write for free sample to-day. The 5. q = Man
order 60. (Not lnc.), SIC West 66th ST. 'hI-
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Useful MAN.-strong willing swede speaks
some English: good worker good references;
any wages Osierberg's Agency, ZIG Lexington
ave. Tel 1855 Plaza.
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HOUsEWORKER - French woman. child,
seven; excellent cook: good baker: wages no
object providing child is taken. Morrow s
Agency. T2I Lexington ave. Tel Plaza 3652
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McDONALD,WI WIGGINs COMPANY. CA52I

$50. 900 tall or partJ additional capital wanted
by corporation desiring to increase its
business. big profits anticipated: thorough in
,estIeation Invited. No brokers Address. c.
f. g, BoN ~. Tribune Office
LARGE MANUFACTURING CONCERN, with
abundance Of assets. needs more money 10
tala care Of increased busiEess; only prnci-
pals dealt with. Address. j. T. X. Box Is.
Tribune Office.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM-Ail conveniences
bath and heat. COLEMAN 2i7 w. AID ST
23D ST. 20 EAST MADISON SO. SOUTH.
Suite rooms. hathroom: by month.
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ADVERTISEMENT AND suRsCRIPTIo,

ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown Ohice
No 1864 Broadway. between 3Gth and 3Tth sts
until o O'Clock p. m. Advertisements received at
the following branch offices al regular Office rates
until o'clock p. m. VIZ. 2G4 Sth ave. =. 2.
23d ST.; 15s 9th ave. cor 18th St. l0i East 14th
st; 25T West 42d St. between 9TH and Sth ayes.
2G3 West l25th st 1898 81 ave: 1I0S LIST ave,
near S9th ST. 157 East 125th ST.. 100 fremont
ave. $50 3d ave. and any American District
Telegraph Office.
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FIG MONEY WRITING SONGS.-Thousands
OF dollai3 for any who can write success
fui words music; past experience unneces-
sary. We want original song poems. witn or
without music Send us your work TO-DAY or
write for free particulars. II. kirkus Dugdale
Co.. Dept AIS Washington. ID. G.
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soOK Excellent references: Swedish city or
country: S25: understands ali kinds OF cook
Ing J.. Msntinen's Agency, 2i0I 9Th ave. Tel
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COACHMAN or GROOM-Thoroughly expert.
enced: country preferred. James, care OF
ccanlon Q3S Cd
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CHAMBERMAID aud sBAMSTRESS -Compe-
tent German girl; willing to assist waitress:
city or country; best references; wages SO. Call
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Female

CAAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. neat
Finnish giTl. good chambeTmaid. fine refer
ences S12 Myntinen's Agency. 2107 5th ave.
Tel 1908 HaFlem
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CuAMBERMAID, WAITRESS Swedish
girl; excellent chambermaid excellent refer
cncos. OsterberS's Agency ZIG Lexington ave.
Tei 1885 Plaza.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND DESCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown Office,
No. 1864 Broadway. between Seth and 3Ith SITS.
until O'Clock y. m. Advertisements received at
the following branch Offices al regular orice rat
until clock y. m viz: 264 sth ave. =. Q. cor.
23d st; 15s 9Th ave cor. 18th St; i04 East 14th
81 257 West i2d st. between 1th and sth aves. :.
2s3 West 125th st; 1895 ID ave: 17Os 1st ave.
near 10Th st: l57 East 125th st 756 fremont
ave; ESQ ID ave. and any American District
Telegraph ONCE.
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FURNITURE
LAWYERS.

A FORMER PROSECUTING ATTORNEY GIVES
free legal services unl"ss successful: sixteen
years experience everything, everywhere. Room
G26. MRrbridge Building. ~ West Bath 81.
FRENCH legal papers drawn and translated ac-
cording to French laws: loans on French in
feritances; consul legaiizatlon. A. Guisin Notary
Public. 225 West 42i II.
ASSOCIATED LAWYERS. 1909 Tribune Build
ing. guarantee confidential relations, free
conference: nc publicity; specialists.
LAWYER SCHNEIDER. i133 Broadway (cor
2Gth). handles all matters; satisfaction guar
anteed. open evenings.
RENO LAWS explained by Western lawyer
Room 5lj. 1888 Broadway (cor 26th). Open
evenings
JAMES \ GRAY. COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Rooms. lI5 Broadway. CITY.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown Office
no 1864 Broadway. between 36th and 3Tth SITS
until o o'clock p. m. Advertisements received al
the following branch Offices at regular of, e rates
until o'clock ~ m, viz 2G4 sth ave. s. .. cor.
23d St. l5s 9th ave. cor. 18th ST l04 East 18th
81 257 West 42d St. between 9TH and sth av.s:
263 West t25th at: 1923 IA ave: 1Tos LIST ave-
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CHAMRERMAID. or .PARLORMAID.--Very
neat competent girl. with excellent personal
u ference; S25 Criterion Agency, 3I1 Column
bus ave Tel S46s Plaza
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-20
MISS REGINA RAMBO
ENTERS A NEW FIELD
To Organize a Class in Ex-
preston and Dramatic
Club Soon.

Do you wish to be a perfectly nor
NAL person and do you not want to
have your children grow up masters of
their bodies and minds? A normal per-
son is unusual A tree growing next
to a wall grows to it's matureness, but
10, while one side is luxuriant and
abundant, the side next to the wall is
stunted and unfruitfull That tree is
a natural tree but not normal one.
Your child grows up with CONSTRUCTED
shoulder or an awkward walk We in
the schools of expression teach you to
handle your bodies and develop your
minds, making you think so intense
ly as to cause the body, when freed of
constructions to act naturally and nor
mally.
am organizing class in expression
for children and young people, also a
dramatic class. The latter is free and
fC>' the purpose of having a pleasant
occupation for the young and old peo-
pie of the town who would like to join
in a congenial pastime for the coming
long winter evenings. All those who
would like to join this class will please
send me their names by the first of
October
REGINA E. RAMBO.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-20
MARIETTA GUN CLUB
ORGANIZED MONDAY

The Marietta Gun Club was organ
lied on Tuesday by Mr.. j. R. Norwood,
of the DUPONT Powder Company and
the first shoot was held Tuesday after
noon at the farm of Mr.. Hiram Wade.
There are about twenty members of
the club and Mr.. Ralph Northcutt is
president and Mr.. E. l.. Stringer sec
rotary and treasurer.
The best shooting done on Tuesday
was by Mr.. Norwood who broke twenty
two clay birds out of possible twenty
five. Mr.. Northcutt was second with
seventeen birds to his credit.
Mr.. Norwood offered a silver watch
fob on behalf of his company for the
best score by club member out of a
possible one hundred and fifty shots, to
be made within six weeks time during
the shooting season. This figure may
be shot all at one time or only a little
at time but all the hundred and fifty
shots must be fired in six weeks time.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-20
HEAVENS BLUE IN A GARDEN.

Saturday morning at half past six |
stepped out of Mrs. Menert's car into
her rose garden to see the queen of
flowers in perfection, but my breath
was taken by the splendor of her blue
morning glories.
There is a hedge of luxuriant fig
trees dividing the lawn from the rose
garden and upon this hedge the vines
have assembled and chung with their
leaves over which the blue flowers are
standing out like a host of heralds
ready to sound an acclaim to the new
day The flowers are so fine and splen-
did and quite out of reach as they
should be.
The next surprise was a tangle of
pea vines in bloom, a solid mass of YER
dure, Mrs. Meinert explained as a pro-
lection to bed of bulbs. The vines
will be allowed to wither and cover the
bed all winter.
The chrysanthemums are budding
and so are the red carnations. There
are dahlias and snap-dragcns and a
hedge of bell peppers with the thickest
and greenest foliage and the most beau
tiful red peppers showing among the
leaves. The asparagus ferns are grow
ing in the garden like rows of cauli-
flowers and the fronds are soft and
dainty beyond expression. In this way
the fern cannot go to seed with those
long bare stems.
The roses are fine and lovely to be-
hold but the heavenly blue of the morn
ing glories is not only inspiring and
thrilling but as sweet "as the benedic-
ton that follows after prayer.
A. L. C.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-20
BLACK--GURLEY.

Miss Florrie Lee Black and Mr.. Ed
gar Claud Gurley were married at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Black Sat
urday evening, the 14th, by Rev. G..
w. Duval. Only the family witnessed
the ceremony on account Of the illness
of Mr.. farrell Black.
The bride was dressed in a blue suit
with hat, shoes and gloves to match.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Gurley left for Atlanta in a
touring car. From there they went to
Dahlonega to visit Mr.. Gurley,s parents
and other relatives. They will be at
home after the first Of October with
Mr.. and Mrs. Black on Atlanta street.
Friends of this popular young couple
wish for them all the happiness posi-
BILE to congenial spirits.
Seeing these happy lovers together
reminds us Of Shakespeare's lines on
such subject:
He is the palf part of a blessed now
Left TO be finished by such as she;
And she, a fair divided excellence,
Whose fulIness Of perfection lies In
him
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-20

Last Friday Afternoon in ST. James
church, the Rector, Rev. E. S. Doan
baptised three little girls, two
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Sylvester and the six months old che
rub of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brumby, Jr.
The two Sylvester children were chris
tened Carolyn Cameron and Mary Ro-
berta, their sponsors being Misses An
ME Elizabeth Miller, Nina Marie Mil
Ter and William Aston Goodman, Mil
dred Irwin, David A. Irwin and V. "A.
Goodman. The Brumby infant was
immersed in a large basin of warm
water, draped in white linen and green
vines. Her grandparents, Mrs. Edgar
Nichols and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Brum-
by were her sponsors and her names
are Marianne Porcher. The basin used
on this occasion is one in which all OF
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Brumbys children
have been christened.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-20

and county officers for the assistance
given us in our work.
We recommend that these present
ments be published in the Marietta
Journal and the Marietta News; that
one legal fee, or price, be paid for the
work, and that said fee or price be
equally divided between these two
papers. Respectfully submitted,
J. NJ. STONE, Foreman.
w. ]. GILBERT, Clerk.
Cobb Superior Court, July Term, 1912.
1t is ordered that these present
ments be filed, entered of record and
published as recommended.
This September Il, 1912.
N. 4. MORRIS,
Judge Superior Court
Filed in Office Sept. IA, 1912.
J. M. AUSTIN, Clerk
certify that the above is true
extract from the minutes of Cobb
Superior Court. This Sept. IS, 1912.
J. M. AUSTIN, Clerk.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-20
PETIT JURY, SECOND WEEK,
4TH MONDAY, NOV.
TERM, 1912.

l. w. ]. Phagan; 2. c. L. Allen;
3. J. W. Carrie; 4. ]. H. Burdett;
,. w. n. Pace; 8. ]. w. McCles-
key; I. John Brinkley; 8. c. l..
Gatlin; 9. M. L. McNeel; 10. w.
II. Woodbury.; II. b. N. Summer
our; y. {. L. Stephens; IS. Al
vim Hendon; "A. ]. M. Orr; Is. D..
K. Li,,ie; 10. II. j. Sprayberry; II.
]. H. Baggett; IS. J. f. P. Lindley !;
10. L. T. Melton 20. J. c. Mich
olson; p. L. M. Power; p. Z. z.
Mayes; p. w. D.-Crumley; "a. T.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-20
CLERK SUPERIOR COURT AN
ORDINARY

We have examined the books, rec
ords and papers in the offices of the
clerk of the superior court and ordi-
nary, and find them in a neat and sat
isfactory condition, properly recorded
and of easy reference. We approve
the new system. of indexing deeds
and records adopted by Mr. j. NJ
Austin, the present clerk of the court
In conclusion we wish to thank his
honor, Judge N. A Morris, for the
able, clear and fearless charge given
our body, and for his strict enforce
ment of the law. w ealso commend
his diligence in dispatching the bust
ness of the court with as little delay
as possible.
To the Solicitor General, Hon. j. P.
Brooke, and his assistants, we also
express our thanks for the many cour-
tesies shown our body. We also
thank the various officers of court
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-20
MAN IS MURDERED IN
HIS WIFE'S PRESENCE

Matt Hughes, a farmer who lived
near Mineral Bluff in Fannin county,
was shot to death one night last week
by men who believed he was RESPONSE
BILE for the visit of revenue officers in
that neighborhood. Mrs. Hughes, with
her baby in her arms, tried to drag
her husband into the house when his
assailants, in trying to strike her,
crushed the head of her child. She was
threatened with death if she disclosed
the identity of the murderers.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-20
Showing a net increase over

Il increase
1911 OF ................$ 2,971.95
l do not consider this an increase
in values, but simply larger percent
age of returns made to the receiver
All OF which is respectfully submit.
ted, GEO. S. OWENS,
Receiver of Tax Returns, Cobb Coun-
ty, Georgia Sept 18th, 1912.
We commend Mr.. Owens for his dill.
gent work in getting all property pos
sible returned for taxes.
TREASURER.
The books of the county treasurer
have also been examined and we ap-
prove the same. His method of keep
ing accounts is plain, neat and cor
rect, and shows at all times the
amount of money paid out and on
hand We attach a report of Mr.
Shaw, the treasurer, and make the
anne part of these presentments.
Marietta, Ga, Sept 8, 1912
To the Honorable Foreman and Gen.
tlemen of the Grand Jury, July
Term, 1912, of Cobb Superior Court:
Gentlemen beg leave to submit
you the following report:
Balance on hand last report
March term, 1912, grand
Jury ...... ....... ...$ 1898
To amount received from w.
p. Stephens, T. G. ... 3,51641
To amount received from P
D. McCleskey, c. B. C. -. 1886
To amount received from j.
NJ. Austin, c. S. c. 49,. 1000
Total T., =. =. $12,3O9.O0
BY amount paid for which
hold vouchers, less com
missions e.. E. e.. =. ..$11, 4S177
Amount on hand September
9, 1912 =. q. =. :. 827.13
Total =. =. g.. e.. .$12,3O9.O9
Balance en- hand September
., 1872. e. =. s.. IS S2723
SEVEN-Marietta journal.
Respectfully submitted,
MONTO SHAW,
Treasurer Cobb County, Georgia
COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTEND.
ENT
We have examined the books, rec
Ords and, receipts of this office and
find them in neat and good condition,
of easy reference and properly kept.
We attach here to report of Mr.. Aw-
trey, the county school superintend.
ant. and make it a part of these pre-
ments.
Office of
Cobb County Board of Education,
Bernard Awtrey, County 'Supt.
Marietta Ga, Sept. II, 1912.
The books of the county
o | superintendent
show that he has received
from state treasurer on
this years allowance ...$2,024.79
Balance on hand from last
years allowance . Is
Total . e. 81. e. =. e.. ..$2,024.55
Cancelled checks and receipts
on hand .. go. $2,OO7.42
Cash in bank e.. e.. e.. o.. =. 1853
Iotal e. -. ''SZ,OA4.So
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION
ERS.
We attach hereto a report from P.
.. McCleskey, clerk OF the board,
covering all amounts paid out on
vouchers since the March court, also
an itemized statement of county prop
erty. This report is full and complete
and gives a general idea of the tinan-
cial condition of the county matters.
We find Mr. McCleskeys office and
records in a neat condition
! TO the Honorable Foreman and Cen
tiemen of the Grand Jury for July,
Adjourned Term, 1912;
| This renort follows FRI rnthp March
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-20
TEN PER CENT REAL
ESTATE INVESTMENT

/ have the best piece of renting prop
eYty in Marietta that am offering at
price that win net 10 per cent after
paying taxes, insurance and repairs.
adv't If Il. G.. BRuNBY.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-20
ROADS AND BRIDGES.

ROADS AND BRIDGES.
There is between fifty and sixty
miles of graded and top soil roads
in the county two steel bridges, with
wood floors, have been built by con-
tract, at cost of about $2,500.00 each.
Eight steel bridges, with concrete
floors, have been built by convicts,
and one is under construction. Steel
material has been bought for six more
Twenty carloads of sewer pipe has
been used on roads, ten carloads of
cement, about thirty wood bridges of
all sizes have been built new There
is about three hundred bridges of all
sorts and sizes in the county, all of
which have been repaired, more or
less.
Respectfully submitted by the boaro,
P. D. McCLESKEY,
Clerk
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-20
ATTENTION, MOTHERS

Our boys clothing department
was never as complete as now.
Guaranteed all wool blue serge
suits $500.
T. L. Wallace Clothing Co.
adv't
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-20
LACY GARRETT NOW
WITH GERMAN STORE

Mr.. Lacy Garrett has accepted po-
sition with Mr.. L. Saul at the German
Store. Mr.. Garrett is popular Mari
eta boy and will be glad to have his
friends call and see the handsome new
stock of fall goods that Mr.. Saul pur-
chased on his recent trip to New York
and Baltimore.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-20
GRAND AND PETIT JURY
FOR NOVEMBER COURT
Names OF Those Drawn For
Service at Next Court
Session.
GRAND JURY NOV. TERN
1912.
Cobb Superior Court.

/. w. w. Hunton; 2. L. T.
Ward; 3. B. H. Hill; 4. las. E.
Burton; 5. II. G. Coryell; 6. c. C.
Foster: 7. E. !. Cogburn 8. O. D.
Gam; g. E. Christian; 10. VIM. N.
Mcclure; IL. w. M. Webb: II. w.
E. Butner; 10. M. A. 7. Lander3 4;
IA. A. 0. Allgood IS. P. A. Reed ;
10. |. E. Hill; II. ]. Fl. Lazenby ;
10. w. J. Winters; 10. Geo. II.
Keller; 20 Robt. T. Hill; p. T.
M. Brumby, ST.; p. Jas. L.
Brooks; %. d. T. Miller; "a. w.
T. Brown; Is. G.. w. McTyre; 20.
r. L. Gam; II. w. H. Mcdonald ;
%. ]. r. Fowler; %. ]. E. Carnes ;
80 D. w. Dickson.
pET1T 1rrpv tcT WEEK 2rd
1+ : : ~ w, r ~L u y
MoNDA I > NV lENM'
1912
l. M. X. Maddox; 2. R. T. Az
ers 3. w. T. Shelton; w, G.
Kemp: 5. w. +. Chalker; 6. w. E.
Tritt; 7. I. +. Johnson; 8. B. NJ.
WestmoreIand 9. w. L, Benson +:
TO- II. Fl. Fndsley: 1l.LT. Conn !:
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-20

There should be $15,000.00 or $780,
10000 cash on hand at the beginning
of another year.
| have received from all sources
this year, to date, $1,035,37. l hold
the county treasurer's receipt for this
amount.
inventory of County Property Per-
tanning to Roads and Convicts.
The county is working seventy eight
convicts.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-20
PRESENTMEhTS GRAND
JURY OF LAST COURT
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
e. G. Everitt-Ins. Agent.
j. w observation-disclosures
Bank of Smyrna-Corporati
w. G. Mauk-lns. Agent.
Ship Bros.-Soda FoGnt
Weider Amusement Co. Slow.
Border Bros.-Show.
John P. Cheney-Ins. Agent.
S. M. Wall-Ins. Agent.
Austell Swing G. Ladder Co.-Cor-
poration.
Lacy Garrett-Ins. Agent
r. H. Powell-Soda fount
New Smyrna Cemetery-Corpora-
ton.
j. H. Moon-Ins. Agent
R. d. Reed-Ins. Agent.
y. P. Maddox-Ins. Agent.
j. G. Watson-Ins. Agent.
stamford Seidell-Slot Machine.
n. t. Anderson-Ins. Agent.
Mitchell Adjustment Co.-Show,
Llfko & Photographers.
l.. B. Morris-Ins Agent.
StallWorth & Stallworth-Slot Ma.
chine.
D. P. Butler-Dealer in Automobiles.
Central Realty Incorporation.
t. F. Chastain-Ins. Agent.
j. c. Stokeley & c. M. Lovingood-
Real Estate Agents.
L. G. Higdon-Ins. Agent.
TAX RECEIVER.
We have examined the books and
records Of George s Owens, the tag
receiver, and find them in good shape,
neatly and properly kept. Mr.. Owens
makes the following report to our
body.
To the Honorable Grand Jury of Cobb
County:
Gentlemen-By request of your
body l herewith submit the
following report as receiver of ta~
returns of Cobb county showing the
amout of taxes returned on all real
and personal property for the years
1911 and 1912:
For the year 1911
For the year 1912 .. 76.717.y0