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Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-21
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Alaska has forbidden the employ | ment in underground mines of boys |, under 16. Wireless waves have been utilized to light and extinguish gas lamps in Germany.
 A Japanese florist has been suc- ! cessful in growing chrysanthemums I under cheesecloth.
 The efficiency of the steam turbine has increased 34 per cent in the last1 l two or three years.
 In this country 30 to 40 per cent. of the cases requiring charitable re- lief are due to sickness.
 Names have been given to 727 min or planets and new ones are being dis covered all the time.
 This country imports between 2.oOo,- 900 and 100000 pounds of Rocquefort 1 cheese each year. ,.s.ss A plank road, in portable parts, is being laid in the California deserts for i economy and convenience. si Pupils at the Claremont, Cal, High
 school work their way by labor in the l lemon grove in the, school grounds: Shoes have been invented from ; which the uppers and heels can be re-
 moved to enable them to be worn as slippers.
 A grass trimmer that resembles
 horse clippers and is operated with both hands has been patented by an Englishman. Eastern barrel manufacturers have agreed to standardize their tight
 band wooden barrels in eight uni yersal types. -9sEisl Freater efficiency is the greatesr problem of the lumber trade. Only. one third of the cut reaches the ultfsi mate consumer.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-21

GET government jobs; s90 month i; write for list. Franklin Institute, Dept. 37 A., Rochester, N Y dec4d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
MAY
NOW BE CHANGED

srecial Dispatch To The Int,uIgoncer
FAlRMONT. w. Va. Feb. pa
ord was received here today from
Federal District Attorney Walker of
w Wheeling. that his Office had taken
the INVESTIGATION Of the sh.pmcpf
OF r. barrel of SUGAR" to Valley Fails
several weeks aEo. When tho barrel
seized by county Officers and
opened % was found 90 contain 12o
ilhls OF whiskey. The barrel was
shipped from bridgeport. Ohio. by
james smith and was consigned to
Dave Barker ar Valley Falls Assist.
anf District Attorney Harry R,rer
in Grafton today WORKING on fba
case. lt i- said tho federal officers
expect io issue warrants soon hare
ing those who made the ARRANGEMENT.
Tor rcftine4 the Whlsker bon. v..l
conspiracy to evadc the United state-
Jaws
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
THREE MEN BEING HELD FOR
MURDER OF GLENCOE FOREIGNER

testimony that the three men we're ar
rested.
According to the story told To the
prosecutor by Bernosky. he and Bra
Neawski had been TO Bellaire to at.
tend D funeral OF a friend. and had
returned on the evening train. getting
on al Glencoe. and had proceeded up
the track but a short distance when
they were met by the Scott brothers
and Little. who stopped the men and
some liquor. ON being re-
FUSED, II is said hat shannon Scott
struck BraNeawski over the heart. fell
ing him 20 the ground. w-hereupun the
other two men bounced upon Bern
osky and proceeded to give him a good
Neailng. The battle took place upon
a elm and The Injured man was rolled
over the cliff. landing on rock quite
"a distance below. BernOsAy. who was
with the victim. at once started 10 run
for help. but when he could lnd no
one. returned 10 the side Of his part
Ler. who was already dead. Persons
hudlns the dead man suspected hi.
partner Of being connected with the
crime but after Prosecuting Thorn
burg heard the mans story he was
satisfied hat the man was not con
nect,d with the crime. but he will be
held as a witness.
Do i~ expected that Coroner Reucr
VIII prefer charges alaiust the men
today and they will De- givcn "a pre-
Amluary hearing aul bound over TO
the next term of the sraud jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
SHANNON AND CECIL SCOTT AND
CLARENCE LITTLE CHARG-
ED WITH CRIME
Trio and Tony B~raVeawski Have Fight
Wednesday. and Polander
Dies.

Tony Braveawski came to his death
by blows received from Cecil Scott.
shannon Scott me Clarence Little.
The above verdict was rendered by
Coroner Henry Reger OF Belmont
county, last evening. following he
second autopsy performed upon the
body Of Tony ~Brayeawski. 10 ascertain
The cause OF Lis death. The first
autopsy was performed "Wednesday
evening. following the mans death.
"a was reported by Dr Rodgers 10
Coroner Re-Cr as follows Death
was probably due TO paralysis OF tht
valves Of the heart. one TO acute al
Coholism. excitement and congestion
OF HE lungs. All internal organs
were found 20 be- IN normal condition r
Prosecutor Thoruburl was not sat
ished with the first autopsy and ord
cred Drs. Nrillt ~ Bellaire. and
Roberts OF Glencoe 10 perform a sec
ond autopsy and the decision reached
was practically the same. although Do
was stated that a blow over the heart
ilisht have caused death.
shannon Scott. Cecil Scott and Clar-
enc- Little were arrested al their
homes iu Glencoe yesterday morning
by the B"ilaire police and are charged
with d crime and according To the
verdict rendered by the coroner. the
men viii be- charged with murder al
tnDG-l they mas gee OF with On charge
az uauslaUCL-er. The three men
above ar, confined 81. The county JAN
together with Geor-e Berro-zy. who
was with Braveawski at the time The
man met his death. Do was on his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
PORTUGAL SEXES
GERMAN VESSELS

LISBON. Feb -. via Paris. 4.45 n.
m-The official gazette publishes the
decree under which thirty-six German
and Austrian merchant ships lying IN
The Iagus river were seized hv the
commander Of the naval division here
yesterday.
If appears that the seizure was UNI
der q Jaw passed by parliament. on
J ehruary e. The premier. in an inter-
VIC" ahlrms that seizure is not an act
oI war. but simply "a measure tn the
public interests.
The Portuguese minister In Berlin
has been instructed TO explain 10 the
German government The s.enincanca
of The seizures. and give assurances
that The rlcAts Of che owners viii DO
rf- pecftd
ior.uEunso crews have been placed
ou board che ships seized.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
A SHORT CREEK
RESIDENT FIRM
FOR merry WORTH
MIS- Mary Wallace Tells Druggist Rau
About Wonderful Benefits
Derived.

This latest Wentworth endorsement
is a mos remarkable one. and Mrs.
Wallace. like all the other local en-
dorsers, has signed her name to the
statement she gave. This is what
counts In selling Wentworth. These
nome endorsements. with the names
signed. are sending Rau's Nerv-Worth
sales up TO the highest total they have
ever reached and the demonstration
mas only Just began. Watch Merry
Worth at Rau's. Says Mrs. Wallace:
"Rau's Drug Store; For many years
suffered with nervousness. / could
not sleep. No appetite. Not rested
when I'd get up in the morning. Aw-
fully depressed In spirits. More like
a dead person. No life in me. Pains
IN shoulder and chest and awful ner-
vous headaches.
I'm on my second bottle OF Nery-
Worth | feel like a new being. 1
can work all day and not feel tired.
| feel more like work than / have for
ten years. Pm cheerful and the world
looks better to me.
Il doctored for years. Have taken
lots OF medicine. but none ever reach
ed my case until l found Wentworth.
MRS MARY WALLACE.
Short Creek..P. o., w. Va"
Not a bit OF risk in buying Nerv-
Worth, either way. Try a bottle at
Rau's and get your dollar back II
you're not helped. No other risk.
Nerv-Worth does good and good only.
II contains not an atom of opiates,
narcotics. coal tar products or habit
forming drugs.
our personal guarantee is back OF
this guarantee by the Wentworth Co,
+. II. RAU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
DURBIN ASKS FOR
CHANGE OF VENUE

GRAFTON. vs. va. Frh tf..-
.'eraI lIIatorF pleas had boon over
ruled ly th. court counsel f.r e
Tense Iu thc case OF Charles r D,,
h.n. former president 81 tfa crau.r
Bank of Grafton. yesterday f'.F . n.,.
POO. ",c"mrli.hDI hy a0dav'fs OF I.a
mum ana other persons a.k.n. Cd
.'nf' or Fenun FROM This tImr tu .r
'IN'r court claimIur that q faIr and
partial TRIAL could not ho obtained
'NI. court owing fob a sf-nuI f..I
"I luminosity against th. U.f.u
h court fn which fhe sa..
Dol iah'n hH. NOT been announced
action docs mot affect fh. ,1sa OF
I''n 7 N'drHN or which u1 action
haa yef h.Uu Ia..r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25

man warships would only exercise their
admitted right Df visitation and cau-
Tore. and would not destroy 90. captured
n.lp except in circumstance tHat rca-
..atuI} assured tho safety OF p-4~esurarE
ahp crews. you were or the opinion That
lf Great Britain and her allies rejected
lar proposal aud Insisted upon armlue
ger merchant ~ulpS she would be- within
Der right uud4r International Law. Also
litt you would feel disposed Co allow
armed vessels 20 he cleared from ou.
ports. also that you ARE not fatornbIy
disposed 90 the llta 90 this government
iaI.IuE any definite steps toward rra-
emitting American citizens from embark
lnE upon armed merchant vessels. Fur
IIsrmor. trat sou would consider u
your duty. 10 a German Vyarsriu should
.irr upon ago armed merchant vessel of
a. strlct aecpuutabUry.
Disturbed.
q rhIuk / should say fl
you thar Tho member. az both H14s.s
tf'l deeply concerned and DISTURBED bu
what fnty read and hear. 3 have hoard
90 some tr.t 10 the effect thar som. ar.
.is iuHf AFTER an ~ may Boz. possible
'It' fn' program ~ ur.rfr.Iutaa. al-
..'..l ta. some relation t1 just such 70
situation s. we are ulu called ur.u f0
I'.t have counssicd aI Hiu.
...l.d with mo to keep cool. flHf fH.s
whole business DEL sfiIf the subject .f
~uIniua0t aud that s.u tra striving FOB
utmost '' bring about como r.Ise-
t'Wu 'ouEr. should hr careful Dot To-
@ ur "a diplomatic situation bg ans
gi Ia and H.-oaHsldered a,
t1ink you und-rs and ms personal
As MUCH ari as deeply D would I'D, ta
a....it ..f my ..u.e ar fa.e and -r
c.n.nl o. IIns tl
var because. .f The r.a..r.nI go
we "u fN. .U. |..I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
ven Kno@n Remedy
Reie0eS Chronic Case
important 10 Dispose Of Waste From
the Stomach With Regularity.

Important 10 Dispose OF Waste From
the Stomach With Regularity.
People frequently attribute TO fail.
ure or the digestive organs conditions
mat are primarily due to inactive
bowels. and apply remedies that from
thelr very nature are more apt to
aggraVate han to relieve the dis
order.
When the bowels act regularly he
stomach is in better shape 20 perform
itS allotted tasks and can usually be
depended upon. To keep the bowels
IN condition there is no more effective
remedy h the combination OF sim
pie laxative herbs known as Or. Cald-
NeLis syrup Pepsin, which is sold in
drug stores for fifty cents a bottle.
DIT. Caldwell has prescribed this
remed in his practice for over a
quarter OF a century. and 10 is today
the standard household remedy in
thousands OF homes. Mr.. Thomas De.
Leach. with the Department OF the In.
terror. Office of Indian Affairs. at
washington. wrote DIT. Caldwell re
Gently that Or C~aldwelIs Syrup Pen.
SIN Is h best laxative I have any
knowledge of. and the cleaning IN
guaranteed by its use relieves every
organ"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
WILSON WILL NOT


and Q for n feel confident that
we shall have none i1 the future.
Duty is Clear.
But In any event our duty is
clear. No nation, no group Of ma
tons. has the right while war rs In
progress, 20 alter or disreoard the
principles which an nations have
agreed upon in mitigation OF the
horrors and sufferings Of war:
and IL the clear rights OF Rmeri.
can citizens should ever unhap-
PLY be abridged or denied BY any
such action. We should. 4 seems
20 me. have in honor no choice az
70 what our own course should be.
For my own part. Q cannot con
sent % any ab-idgemert Of the
rights Of American citizens In any
respect The honor and scIfre-
spect % the nation is involved.
We coVet peace. ard shall pre-
serve 10 at any cost but the loss o.
honor. To forbid people TO en-
crcrse their rights for fear We
might be called urcr % vi--icate
them would be n deep humiliation.
indeed. u would be an implicit. All
but an explicit. ac~quiesccnce ir
the violation q the RIGHTS Of man.
kind everywhere and Of whatever
nation or a~liegianc-. DC would be a
deliberate ~abdicatIon Of our hitr.
crto proud position as spokermer
even amidst the turmoil Of war
Tor the law and the riGnt. % would
make everything this qoyernment
has attempted ard r.qht that 10
q achieved during this terrible
STRUGGLE Of nations meaningless
and futile.
Would Mean More C-o~rr-rior-
"it is important 20 reflect that
~ I0 this instance wa allowed es
pcdiercy 20 take the place Of or.r.
c'1lc. the door would Inevitably re
opened to rtiIt further rsr~e-
Clone once accept a ..rg'e shatc
ment % rights ard many other ru-
wIlafor would certainly follow
and fre whole fine fabric Of I-f4r
1torsl law might cr1mrie under
90 hands piece by piece VISIT
ne ere ccrfenfIrq for Ir trI. mat
Ger Ie ~ the very essence ~ the
Things Irat have made America q
severe gr nation She rarraf Weld
them tfout ror-rF mo- her own
Imrofrrry as d raf -r and maD
.r8 virtual r%urrrrfrr Of Fr. hide
pendent position 1mrrl the "a
lions ~ Che world
am Grc1SIrg my f.4r r.ra
f.- 'n deep sl'rur.fr. without
nraf with n clear rrrrr. r.rrrr. 20
."e r.Gn resrors.i.II es rf uy o.
f.r nnH IA .r.. n.....m r.H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25

cst degree for three OF four days. OIL
Gals said nothing had been heard from
Germany IN response 20 the request OF
the United States for assurances that
previous pledges given in the Lusitania
aud Arabic negotiations would not BE-
nullified By the new muai against
armed ships. Count won Rernstorff. the
German Ambassador. through whom the
request wa made. also was said TO b.
without Information as To- when "A re
Spouse would bee forthcoming.
Confidential adviceS from Berlin. how
ever. have Indicated that Germany would
reply that all assurances previously
applied only To unarw.d vessels. and
would propose discussion Of " hat defen-
stEe armament properly may b.. How
tar such "a proposal would go toward
altering the situation is said Too depend
largely upon additional information as
to how armed British m-erchautmsn are
said 90 have warrDd on German sub
mtr-ihl's. which now Is on tho way TO
Washington by mail
Administration officials reiterated to-
day, the declaration that tho United
states never had departed sine. the be-
ginning OF tho submarine crsy
from itS firm stand for the Observance
out that throughout history the right
of q m"erchautuau 90 carry limited arm
aWeut solely for defense never had been
Today's developments in congress
>howsd ths administration leaders head
ing ihtlr lines against amy such action
the senate shows administrations policy
Congress Calmer
found itself Iu q caImer
mood to-day. after yesterdays Hurry of
citation for action Co warn Americans
senate ana the house saw 10 b. that none
or tnD various proposals found their
way into the open. and their attitude had
a pulct.rg effect Advocate OF action
insisted. however. tlIt they mad not rs-
treated from thnir position. hut merely
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
Be Healthy,
Happy and Vigorous
VIGOROUS MEN AND WOMEN Are
IN DEMAND.

In 'hIH ".'rInunu. lEe OF competition
need H Toni. t0 make YOU Nf for
f.r h1ffI0. off Ufr no you feel tired
0If nu' off .Hr.a mentally or physical
depressed frr WENUFILs ANfuf
'IO< PILLS NJ YOU arr dissatisfied
John Coleman ~ CO. Del authorized 'o
refund fhr purchase price Ur tho
.ra' box purchased
AMBITION PILLS have helped 9th.
.fs wno ..fI.r0d from trembling and
f..fI0rr of fHo nervous system Do
folly fu suffer from loss % appetite
'HDE uf confidence. a-icDrIesarrss
H.dnff nr liver complaints without
trying 'u conquer thoaa Affections
Marked h.n.ff mas hc noted from fsa
Har 0f Ambition rIUa TIfty rnrfa af
John Coleman A. GA and dealers
everywhere NaiI orders rIlcd. char.rs
prepaid. hr fho Wendell ptarmrraI
Company. lnc. Syracuse ~. ST..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25

\ bottle OF Or. Caldwelrs Syrup
fepsin should be on hand in every
nome Tor use when needed. A trial
bottle, Tree Of charge. can be obtained
by writing TO pr. W. Il. Caldwell. 454
washington St. Monticello. III. for
"hom this advertisement is published
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
JUBILEE PAGEANT
GIVEN AT Y. W. C. A.
PORTRAYAL OF THE HISTORY or
THAT ORGANIZATION IN
VIII BE Prepared Again This Evening
An Unusually Delightful
Produc ton.

There was a large representation %
~ membership OF the Young Momen's
uIt,iNtu Association. present last even
INK for the first presentation OF Girls
OF Yesterday and To-day. which VIII DE
gwen again THIS evening. This is one
ot me affairs given In the observance
OF The Jubilee month. when a series OF
events is being held TO celebrate the
,hue{h anniversary OF The association
given by nearly one hundred girls. chos-
IN from the different departments OF
me association
The aim o. 20 show TO friends OF the
y ". g.. A.. as beginnings. something OF
ATS growth through thc years. and its
kto"th through the years. and It, pres
wit hspeakiug parts. the Girl OF 1860
ana the Girl OF 1916. Mrs. Chester
Hutchlson was cast FOR the first. and
MISS sarah Jackson FOR the last. ThsS.
Two characters represent the needs OF
their day. and Interpret TO the audience
we action on the stage. but do not take
mime or tableau and there is hut little
pause between the scenes. There are
iouF parts 10 the program. The prologue.
u~eslnninss. the procession Of the years.
me present day. Both Mrs. HUTCHINSON
ana MlSr possess special talents
agl expressed the symbolic character
The prologue showed the girl Of 1866.
the need of an institution for
Gums women The first act repre-
gauizcd the association. The .eSS51Sg o o
"a procession OF girls representing each
ltt-ut OF the existence OF the associa-
o. todal was represented. Miss
htrtha Schradcr added 10 the quaint
ot the pageant with the old-timc
t'i'al's- % miuuef was beautifully
doug and the C0stumiug correct in th.
ishie~t detail Mrs. Lima Hcnnir
Nah directed the performance.
winch insured lis perfection.
az ; o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25

ton brought about an increase of over
S325,o0O In crop values.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25

\ special sale Of
women's regular $3.50
dress shoes. Late -
styles in patent and
dull feathers. Cloth or Kid tops
Button or lace. All sizes.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1916-11-17

fayette is making a number of Inn
proyements. FLOYD has four accred-
tied schools. Haralson three, Pauld-
ing one, Cobb two, Barlow one, Cor
don one and Whitfield one.
Rome and Dalton are the only
schools that assign definite period
each day for physical training.
"On the wonle, the Seventh dis
Crict compares favorably with any
district in the state, and the work
has just begun. The people of this
section must not rest satisfied until
high school training is in reach of
every youth who will strive for it.
The rural districts are now the chief
sufferers. The people of these dis
tricts can have high schools in GER
tain centers as soon as they are will
ing to tax themselves for the
schools"
The Marietta journal and courier., 1916-11-17
FOR SALE AND WANT.AOS

FOR RENT tour room houses and
six room house on Poplar ST.
Lights and water. D. G. Cole u.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1916-11-17
COUNTRY SCHOOLS OPEN NOV 27

At its meeting November 8th, tn 4
Board of Education decided that
country schools may open their win
ter terms November 27th, provided
the community is through cotton
picking far enough to get so per
cent of the children in school.
Schools that want the entire term
taught in winter may do so but a
written request must be made to the
County School superintendent by
the trustees; or only three months
will be allowed before summer.
Teachers should call at the Super
intendent's office to get contracts,
rules for their instruction, weekly
report cards and etc.
BERNARD AWTREY.
Supt. Cobb County Schools.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1916-11-17

PIGS FOR SALE-Pure bred Berk-
shlres, 2 to 6 months old, well
grown. H. c. Hudgins, Phone
24-J d1
The Marietta journal and courier., 1916-11-17

FOR RENT-6 room bungalow with
electric lights, fine well and good
garden, COW lot and stalls. Apply
to J. O. Adair. 12O Gramling
Street. nov17
The Marietta journal and courier., 1916-11-17

FOR SALE-40 acres good land !;
no house, near Smyrna, J. E.
Delk, Marietta. If
The Marietta journal and courier., 1916-11-17
EXECUTORS SALE
GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.

GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.
AS provided in the will of Mrs.
Mary Wallace, late of said County,
deceased, | will sell to the highest
bidder, for cash on the lst Tuesday
in December, next, within the le-
gal hours of sale on the premis ss
in the town of Kennesaw, Ca, the
following described property. One
house and lot located on Moon Sta
tion Street in the town of Kenne-
saw, Ca, and known as the prop
erty of Mrs. Mary Wallace, de-
ceased This Nov. II, 1916.
w. II. BENSON,
Executor, Mary Wallace.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1916-11-17
MRS. {. {. HAMILTON
HAS GAINED IS POUNDS
WAS IN WRETCHED HEALTH
BEFORE TAKING TANLAC AND
FELL OFF UNTIL SHE WAS
ALMOST A LIVING SKELETON.

If you had seen me before be-
gan taking Tanlac you would not
believe it was the same person talk
ing to you now, said Mrs. Emma E.
Hamilton, one of the best known
residents of Ensley, Ala, in telling
of the remarkable results she had
obtained from the use of Tanlac,
the medicine that is accomplishing
such wonderful results in the south.
"Just think of it," continued
Mrs Hamilton, 81 have gained is
pounds since began taking the
medicine, and | have only taken two
bottles.
II suffered from nervous
breakdown, and for nineteen months
have been in wretched health, l mad
no appetite and the little | ate did
more harm than good, and my sleep
was very poor. was so weak and
felt so miserable that it would some
times take me from breakfast until
supper to get my housework finish
few minutes and rest. was too
played-out to keep on the go. | took
all kinds of treatment, but nothing
did me any good, and | Just kept
getting worse all the time. 1t seem
ed like | was losing strength every
day and lost weight until l was al
most living skeleton.
my husband begged me to try
Tanlac and just to please him
bought bottle. l have just finish
ed up my second bottle, and | tell
You | wouldn't take five hundr ed
dollars for the good it has done me.
1t strengthened me up right from
the start, gave me a good appetite
and everything | eat agrees with
me perfectly, and sleep fine AS
/ have already said. | have gained
eighteen pounds, and | believe | am
the happiest woman in town, and
DSiiCNC hdNC d IlSuI 10 De.
feel simply fine in every way.
MY friends are asking me what
/ have been doing for myself to look
so much better, and of course tell
them that Tanlac is responsible. |
believe it is the best medicine ever
sold over a drug store counter.
Yes. sir, you are perfectly well
coined to use my statement in the
papers, and I am only too glad TO be
able to let the people know what
this wonderful medicine will do for
the sick. | believe anyone in the
shape | was in will find entire relief
with Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold exclusively IN Mart
eta by Hodges Drug Co.; in Austell,
Ga, by Strickland Pharmacy; in
Acworth. Ca, by Durham Bros: III
Roswell. Ca. by G. T. Lyon Drug Co;
in Smyrna, Ga, by the City Phar-
macy; in Powder Springs, Ca, by
Vaughan and Baggett; Kennesaw
Pharmacy, Kennesaw, Ga. r. J..
Cove, Mableton. Ga adv.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1916-11-17

FOR SALE-Fine Berkshire pigs,
100 tons of Alfalfa and pea vine
hay. Call 2403 nov24
The Marietta journal and courier., 1916-11-17

FOR SALE-12 acres of the J. N.
Fleming farm containing Or
chards and vineyard. Miss Mary
Fleming, Phone 10 J. Smyrna. 2t