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J. W. STRIPLING & SON Underselling Bargains for you in Store! everything * Clothing Men's broken bIzoh in Winter Suits to close out at prices tosuit you. Good line Boy* Knee Pant* at big discount to close. Big line Men's odd panto; they must go at some price. Our Winter Drees Goods Are all marked down cheap. 1000 ytto Dress Outings, good stylos at 4>.jo yd-. • All Flam:let to* worth l‘J,bjC and 16o, at ' 10c yard; New shipment Toils du Mord Ginghams, regular price 121^0. <>dr price 10c yard. 52 inch Broadcloth, all the leading colors, the $1.00 quality, our price 70c yard. Kmbroiderics 7,600 yards Embroideries 6c, 7hj, and 10c yd. You cannot afford to miss seeing them. They are the best values ever shown here. New shipment Bostonian Shoes for men, (2.60 and $3.60. Extra quality,all leathern, latest and advanced styles; every pair guaranteed. God mail) HI toes for Istdies and Ghil- dren. None made better. 100 Hugs marked at quick selling prices, $3.00 to 35c. Big stock Blankets marked down to prices to move them quick. 0 ->-■ _ Our Your Money Motto Back on ’Phone 98. NEWNAN FURNITURE CO. Demand! J. W. Stripling & Son a This Handsome Range >$o cash and $2 a month. per month. Suit for $35. Stoves $3 cash and $1 A Nice Oak We give you the best goods for the money Come and See. NEWNAN FURNITURE CO. Newnan, . Georgia. is mainly due to a lack of some of the elements which constittue natural juices. c. w. c. supplies these and re duces the food to a con. dition required for trans. forming it into living tissues. C. W. C. is un like all other remedies in that it combines both Digestive and Tonic properties. Its use en ables the Stomach and digestive organs to di gest, assimilate and t r a n s f o r m all of th e nourishment contained in. all of the wholesome food that may be eaten into the kind of blood that will make bone, tis sue, muscle, health and strength. If the stom ach is disordered C. W. C. will correct it. This famous remedy lays the foundation for health. I nm perfectly fiirmiliur with the ingrcdlentf* of C. W. and lmvc ii.-ie<l it for years ami know its worth in the various diseases of the digestive organs, Kor in digestion and dyspepsia it is a remedy without a peer. J. R MilWRLL, M. £> Carrollton, Oa„ Jan. UT, IU05 CAMP DRUG CO. Sole Proprietors Carrollton, Ga. 50c and 1.00 Sires. ForSale by Holt & Cates, Newnan, ca. ACTUAL PRICE OF COTTON 18 8 1-2 CENT8 According to well informed cotton houses the actual price of cotton is about one cent 4iigher than the quota tions on the stook market. The situation is a peculiar oue and shows that the holding movement, in augurated by the Southern Cotton As sociation, has already had a tremendous effect upon the price of cotton and that the only cotton actually being sold to bringing as high as 8% oents per pound. An inquiry of a well known cotton firm Monday as to what one hundred bales of cotton conld be purchased for brought forth the information that this firm would not undertake to get the cotton for less than 8K cents, though the New Orleans exohange was quoting the price at 7 9-16c. The owner of several cotton mills also stated that he was offering 8 cents per pound, but was failing to get any deliveries at this price. Slowly but surely the farmers and producers are getting control of the situation and the indications each day are strongly in favor of the price being restored to 10 cento. The farmers are carrying out in good faith the measures adopted at the New Orleans convention and are actually keeping their cotton off of the market, waiting until the price shall react.—Atlanta Journal. “THE OXFORD AFFAIR” The above caption is the title of an amusing farce-comedy which will be presented at the Auditor ium at an early date by eight charming young ladies of the city. The plav will be presented about the 15th of March and for the benefit of the local Chapter of Daughters of the Confederacy. Miss Alma Salbide is managing the company which will present The Oxford Affair.” The com pany is composed of Miss Salbide and Misses Katie Arnall, Louise Peddy, Lucile Thompson, Bessie Powell, Kate Snead, Sadie Mac Powel and Llewellyn King. These young ladies are familiar with amateur theatrical require ments, having appeared on the local stage before and won merited commendation by their clever work. Doubtless they will score another popular success in “The Oxford Affair.” JURORS DRAWN FOR CITY COURT. The following named jurors have been drawn for the April term of the city court of Newnan; W. W. Spence, R. A. Reese, D. I. Hardigree, B. J. Fry, II. P. North, R. W. Addy, O. H. Fuller, Otis E. Smith, J. G. Drake, .T. D. Murphey, E. O. Cure- ton, W. O. Elmore, Joint \V. Freeman T. N. Byram, F. E. Hiudsninn, T. J. Entrokiu, G. B. Nixon, O. S. Fincher, J. W. Benton. J. R. Gable, D. S. Cox, ,T, T. Carpenter, J. W. Trammell, H. L. Ware, J. W Stripling, J. E. Renfroe, H. A. Martin, R. T. Hunter, E. Mobley, A. F. Sirnril. Rock Spring. Messrs. J. W. W, Harrison and J. H. Hall spent last Monday in Atlanta. M. D. Thurmond made a busi ness trip to Sharpsburg last Sat urday. Owing to the bad weather, Rev. G. W. Colquitt, of Palmetto, failed to fill his ahpointment at Rock Spring on Saturday and Sunday. Charlie Smith and sister, Miss Jennie, visited friends here Sun day. We are sorry to report that Mrs. McGuire, who has been quite ill for some time, is no better. Rey. Ira Caldwell will preach at Rock Spring next fourth Sunday. Feb. 26, at 10 a. m. Let all who can, be present on that day. Rock Spring has a new saw mill and two new stores. Messrs. Donegan and Coggin have bought out Mr. Daniels’ old stand and have put in a new stock of goods Messrs. Harrison and Hall have a new stock of goods also. We wish them all much success in their new business. Leonard Jackson, of Atlanta, visited friends here last Saturday and Sunday. Our R. F. D. carrier, W. L. Mc Lean, doesn’t tail to be at his post of duty. Rain, hail, sleet or snow, he is always on the go; and surely deserves reward for his faithful ness. SHERIFF”!* SALES FOR MARCH. GEORGIA—Coweta County. Will bn sold tmforo the court house door in the City of Newnan, ,ulcl County, between the IfKttl hour, of riale, on the First Tuesday in Mu roll, lui Ci, the following described property, to-wit: 80 number ion pew ends, made of quartered oak, number 110 panel 0 full supports; 8 wall ends; 4-12 feet number I pew body, tyndo of rotary oak ; bank elm,seat; t pulpit nun ber 40, made of quartered oak; ;i chairs, number green wood,made of quartered oak,upholstered with darkrnd leather, table number 01. All church fur niture Brat elate,. Total number pew ends, right-hand, 43: number pew ends, left-hand, 411; number wall ends, right«hnnd, 4; left-hand unds.4; being the furniture with which the M. E. church, South, at Senoia is now furnish ed and equipped. Levied on to satisfy a fl fa issued from Coweta Superior Court in favor of the R. H. Stafford Company vs ladies of Senoia M. E. church—Misses Nan L Sims, Alice Wil son, Mrs. K. L. Watts, ns Trustees of said church. Tenants in possession notified in terms of the law. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold One acre of land, thoro or less, in the 6th District, CJ. M., Coweta county, (in.; bounded on the north by Kilgore property, on the east by A. * W P. Railroad, on the south by lot known as the Donegan lot, oh tho west by Greenville road. Levied on to satisfy 4 fl fa issued by W. T. Arnall, T. C., for state and county taxes fpr the year 1904 vs Murray Hina estate. Levy made by J. T. Alsabrook, L. C., and turnedovar to mo. Tenant in possession notified in terms of the law This Fob. 7, 1905. J. L. BROWN, Sheriff Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown wem the re cipients of a very precious valentine—a lit lie daughter, who arrived nt their home on Februnry 14th. The city public schools of Jesnp have made Wonderful progress during tho present scholastic year, under the man agement of Superintendent J. A. Pen- dergrast. Nowere, nuder similar con ditions, is there to be fonnd a better school system; and under the present regime of touchers and other officers,the schools are becoming more intensified in discipline, work, and general worth, For example, the commercial depart ment, introduced for the first time into tho schools, is n marked criterion of the town’s educational expansion. To tho board of education and its hearty co- workers we lift our hat.—Jesup News. CASTOR IA For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of After all, Herr Hoeh should re ceive credit for the fact that he has given 85 fool women an op portunity to got their names and pictures in the papers; not one of whom .would have been able to enjoy that distinction without adopting the euphonious name of Hoch. COWETA BANK HAS NEW PRE8I0ENT At a meeting of tlie Board of Direc tors bf the Coweta National Bank, held Tuesday, Vioe President W. C. Mc Bride waa elected to the - Presidency of that institution,to suceeed the late Hon. B. H. Hardaway. Mr. Mike Powell succeeds Mr. McBride in the positiou of Vice President.. - ->■- * - Messrs. MoBride and Powell are num bered with Newnan's foremost business men, and their business capacity and integrity insures to the Coweta Bank continuance of the success it enjoyed Local News. Reese’s Liver Regulator for billions ness, Liver and Kidney troubles. 25o at Reese's Drug Store. Mr. L. A. Houston, of the Third Dis trict, cohtiuues ill at his home and to confined to his bed most of the time His friends regtfet to know of his con tinued ill health. K. I. Stephens, of Newnan, spent a few days in town this week, looking after business matters. Bob has many friends in Heard county who regret to see him leave.—Franklin News and Ban ner. The News regrets that its Milltown correspondent, Mrs. J. H. Summers, has been prevented by sickness and the in clement weather from attending to her correspondence for several weeks past. She hopes to resume her work at an enrly date. Mr. Charles H. Adams leaves New- nan this week to return to his home in "West Point. He has been a resideut of Newnan for about four years, during which time he has been a valued em ploye of the Outtino store. He has won many friends here, and all regret that thfe illness of his father and business reasons made it necessary for him to re turn to West Point.. , Monday night was the coldest of the season in Newnan and the ooldest weather Newnan has , experienced in several years. The mercury dropped away down in the zero neighborhood and was only one or two degrees above that point at an early hour Tuesday morning. Atlauta reported zero weath- I er Monday night; bat Atlanta’s weather After a couple have been mar ried two weeks the neighbors lose all interest in them. A man may be sure that he is growing old when he begins won dering if he looks his age. Those who work hardest to get something to eat are the ones who most enjoy eating. “Everyman” Famous Old English Morality Play At' Newnan Auditorium Tuesday Feb. 21 A company composed of 14 dramatic artists, presenting V *» , '• -V — a play of unusual merit and world wide popularity. The Usual Prices will Previil under the capable direction of its lately lj s always two or three degrees colder deceased President. I than Newnan’s brand. Reserved seat tickets on sale at G. R. Bradley’s Drug Store.