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Personals and Local News .Society Notes of New nan Miss Roeadelle Holmes is visiting: jlr. H. J. Leo. of Atlanta, spent <nn- relatives in Atlanta. riav in tilts citv. High back oak rooking 'hairs. 9S<-\ at Newuan Furniture Co. D. T. Man gat ik Co., wholesale grocers and jobbers, Nowuau. Ga. * t-lient Miss Grace Farmer visited friends at Madras last week. Mrs. M. B. Mooney is quite sick with la grippe. Miss Anna Boone, of Sargent, is > Mr: R. P. Ross, of Atlanta, visiting Mrs. D. W. Boone. Monday night in the city. Miss Belle Vernon King entertains | Money to loan on real estate pt 7 per the Euchro Club this afternoon. i oeut. Apply to L. M. Farmer. .Miss Coral Moses spent Saturday and | Hon. A. R. Burden visited Atlanta Sunday at her home in Turin. | last Sunday. Mrs. A. F. Sftnril has returned from j J. c. Anderson.Demist. Salbide Bldg. The Grip Leaves Thousands in its Path Weak, Nervous, Dyspeptic, Catarrh Wrecks. colt, Newuan, Ga. For Sale—The John D. Favor four years old. R. Hughes. G. R. Bradley, F«q . was in Atlanta Mr. Abner Camp' of Grautville, spent, last Friday in the city. ' Hon, ,T. R. Terrell, of Greenevillo, | was in the city Tuesday. « short visit to relatives at Opelika. Mrs. J. W. Hardaway, of Rocky Mount, is visiting relatives in the city. Miss Dollie Bailey is spending this week with her sister, Mrs. Frank Flan- j yes terday. €l ^ | Hon. Alvan D. Freeman was in At- Mrs. A. M. Norris and little son, I la)ltft i Mt Monday. Goodrum, are visiting 'relatives at Col lege Hark. Mrs. J. E. Dean, ql' Grautville, was the guest last, Thursday ot Mrs. Kiln Brown. ,, ,, tvnn, I Miss Joo Swint is recovering from an Mrs. Sam Conyers nas ret urned trom , . . , ... illness ot two weeks duration, an extended visit to relatives at carters-1 ville. i Col. Frank S. Loftin, of Frankliu, Miss Rowena Turner will entertain j ^as in the city Wednesday, the Domiuo Whist Club on Friday, March JOth. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Colo entertained a number of friends at tea Saturday evening. Mies Ruth Hardaway returned to Shorter College Monday, after spending a month at home. Mrs. Howard Askew and little son, of Atlanta, are visiting the family of Mr. John Askew. Misess Lynda Simril and Imogeue Bimms leave today for New Orleans, where they will spend a week. Miss Frankie King entertained sev eral of her friends at. a speud-the-day party last, Thursday. Miss Susie Barr, who has been visiting relatives in New Orleans for some time, is expected home next week. Miss Emmie Young Conyers, who is teaching sc/tool at Palmetto, spellt Sat urday and Sunday at home. Miss Mary Goodrum returned Sunday from a short visit to her sister, Mrs. 1. C. McCrory, at College Park. Miss Annie Murray, who i- nrreiidillg school u; Tu-keg."'. Alabama, i- spend ing a lew days with the home folks. Miss Mary Murray and Mr. Minor Murray went to Atlanta last 1 hursday to see “The .Sleeping Beauty and the Beast.” Fortin work, roofing, plumbing n j airing sec T. M. Martin. Shop below A mail & Farmer. Mr. D. W. Boone leaves today for New York, where he will spend a week on business. The famous Watkins watermelon seed for sale l>y O. P. Stephens &. Co., New uan, Ga. fit Mr. James Bird, a good citizen of Heard county, was in the fity last Sat urday. Reese’s Liver Regulator lor billions- ness, Liver and Kidney troubles. 23e at Reese’s Drug tore. Farm For Rent—A good farm two miles oast of Newuan. Good buildings. Apply to A. B. Cato Mr. David Cuttino wascalh-d to South Carolina this week by the serious illntss of his mother. Bowman’s Headache Tablets cure neuralgia and all kinds ot headache. 10c at Reese's Drug Store. D. T. Manget& Co., wholesale grocers and jobbers. Large fresh stock. Prices right. Wo sell to merchants only. * Mr. T. 1C. Atkinse :. of N'-witan, was in the city dn Wednesday and Thurs day of last week.—La Grange Graphic. Reese’s Vegetable Liver Pills—every bottle guaranteed. vAo at Reese's Drug Store. conntry, leaving behind scores rtf physical wrecks. Victims of catarrh of the head, catarrh of the throat, catarrh of the lungs, catarrh of the Btqinach, catarrh .of the kidneys, catarrh of the pelvic organs disease out of iny system ill a few (lays utul did not hiuder me from pursuing my dally work. “ f should like to see our Hoard of Health give it oflirial recognition and have it used generally among our poor sicl: peoplt iu (.treater New York.”— are to be counted by hundreds of thou- j .loseph Ad Fit nil. sands. Grip is epidemic, catarrh, and bows the seed of chronic catarrh within the system. This is so true that f» w grip sufferers are aide to make a oomph te reeov ry until they have used Perum.. Never in the history of mtoiciue l as a remedy received meh unqualified and universal eulogies as Pyrtina. A New York Aldermans Experience. Hon, Joseph A. Fllnu, uh'.i-rnlon J ifth Diatrict, writes from Hit < lirislopl.er Street, New York city, as follows: “When a pt-iib.i.e ovcrinkot; our psople wo take jireeuullon «- a ift:t > i. l• • I .cserve (he citizens agailt-l lie ill* utl The Free Kindergarten Association The Board o! County Commissioners will meet at Carnegie Library oil Tlmrs- j Wils j n x'egnlar monthly s ssiou in the day afternoon at 3 o'clock. All mem-1 house today. bers and friends invited to be present, i , . . j Bowman s <Jnrbol Mrs. D. P. Wood root, Mrs, H. M. Ar- j 01 . Hums, Cuts; ui riold, Mrs. H. C. Fisher’and Mr. and I Reese’s Drug Store. Mrs, H. M. Fisher attended the funeral j •• l.ii grippe has entered thousands of our homes this tall, and I noticed that the people who used l’eruiiu were quick- i ly restored, while those who dept inle.l j on doctor’s- prescriptions spent weeks | In recovering, leaving i,. < * n i w ak and! eiiiaciatcd. •• 1 hud tt slight ullte.'k of 1., grippe and : at *)!iee took l’enina, which drove the] D. L. Wallace, a charter member of the Internattonul llarljer’s Union, writes front 17> Western avenue, Mlnueapolis, Minn.: “Following a severe attack of la grippe 1 seemed,to tie affected badly all over. I suffered with a severe bacliucbc, indi gestion and numerous ills, so I could neither etit nor sleep, and 1 thought. 1 would give up my work, which 1 could not afford to do. “One of my customers who was greatly helped by Peruna advised me to try it, amt 1 procured a tiottlc the same day. 1 used it faithfully and felt u marked im- pi . v cmciit. During the next two months I took five bottles, and then felt sj len- i. . . Now my head is clear, iriy nerves i sit adj, i enjoy food, and rest well. 1’e- ruiiii ho- been worth a dollar a dose to me.”—1). L. Wallace. , j Mr. • ). 11. Perry, Aleliison, Kansas, i writes: } “Again, after repented trials of your i medicines, Peruna uuil .Maimlin, I give ihi- a- my ' xpressdon of tlio wonderful in its effects til my case after rppeateU |.rials. “First, H cured me of chronic bron chitis of fifteen years’ standing by using: two tint ties of Peruna in January, ISM, and no return of 11. “After 1 was cured of bronchitis f had lu grippe every winter for aeveral win ters. Hut, through the use of Peruna, It got gradually weaker tu tts severity, until it dwindled down to a mere stupor for two or three .days. Now the stupor dons not trouble me Hiiy more."—O. U. Perry. A Congressman'* Experience. House of Itnprnsentiitlves, Washington, 1). C\ Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio, Gentlemen—" 1 am more than satisfied with Peruna, and find li to he au exoel- b ut remedy fur the grip and catarrh. I have used it in my family and they all join me in recommending it ns an excel lent remedy." Y i r\ res pec'fully, i ieorge 11. White. I f you do not derive prompt and satis factory results from (he use of l’eruiiu, write at onco to Dr. Hurttimii, giving i* full statement of your case uml Ini will lie pleased to give you Ills valuable ud- vice gratis. Address Dr, Mart man, President of Tim Hartman (Sanitarium, Columbus, ■-nits of your very valuable medicine j Chiu. .Judge A. J. Driver, ot' I-a Fayette, | The News hopes its reudith will over- Ala.. who is tlm popular and efficient | look its short-comings during the next. -d Family Salv Bruises, "fie Judge of the Probate < ’ourt of Chambers county, Ala., was in r11*- city Wednes day. Dr. D. H. Brown ha- his home at Sharp-burg. of Mrs. P. Monday. 11. Brewster at College Park auditorium 3 Nights, commencing Mon day, March The Payton Sisters Company 6 Hi A REPERTOIRE OF POPULAR PLAY8 AT POPULAR PRICES 25,35 AND 50 CTS. Monday night Lem B. Parker's great; nia de for fanners, rural comedy The directors of the Bordan-Wheeler ' Springs Hotel Company held a business meeting in this city Wednesday. Will sell a few good, cheap machines, ] of other manufacturers, worth $22. for $12, during next 30 days. Singer Store. Newnau. T. J. Barfield, a popular salesman in ; the Reese Drugstore, has been painfully j sick during the pa-.t week He is im proving. The Daughters of the Confederacy have arranged to present ‘The Oxford i Affair” on Friday night, March 17th, so that the school children may attend. ' Call on J. T. Holmes, reai estate agent, if you desire to rent, buy or sell a home, vacant lot or farm. Office at J. W. Stripling & Son’s. * “The Oxford Affair, " under the au spices of the Daughters of the Confed- j eracy, is hooked for the 17th. See il and enjoy two hours of solid tun. We have just made up a large line, of car spring steel plow-, the best been taken to from the Davis al i Turner Sanatorium. Hi- condition has not improved—much to the regret ot friends. two or three weeks,as its offices are now being fitted up and its new plant in stalled. This work necessarily inter feres with affair.- in the News' compos ing room,and will make it impossible to keep the paper up to its asm) standard until after this work is completed. With new offices, u new plant and an enlarged pajier, however, the News promises to atone for these deficiencies in the future. miss Coral Moses came down from Newuan Friday afternoon to spend until Monday with home lolks. Mrs. Will Ingram, Mrs. Pendle ton Shell and Mrs. Hr. Morrell went up to Newuan last week. Special Notice. As many of The Newsr readers will be in the city during the ses sion of the superior court next week and the week after, 1 kinkly Guir- a number of Newuan Sliriners I as ) < lhal t | lose w ho have not settled | will go up to Atlanta tomorrow ro at ] bVieir subscriptions and other ac- rend the ceremonial session and banquet j counts w j t h the paper prior and up of \aural) Temple A. A. •). N. M. S. | to January J, 1905, cal! and do so. In order to wind up the old busi ness of the paper, it is necessary Tickets will soon be on sale at Brad ley’s Drug Store for “The Oxford At- fail'” which is to take place March lie )7tli in tlie Auditorium. Reserved 1 35 eons; general admission 25 cents Dr. G. li. Weems, a young physician I The sands will he heated like unto of McDonough, is a recent addition to I Saliaru, while the purest cnmiTs milk Newnan’s citizenry. Dr Weems lias j and the sweetest .beverages of Zeiirzem's opened an office in the new Berry Build-I sacred well will quench the thirst of ing, over Bradley’s drug store. j the host of pilgrims who are to join the beleaguered caravan to the fateful east. that I collect counts. at once these a Respectfully, 1’. T. McCutchkn. Mrs. Brewer Lane, of Hogunsville, \^ho has been dangerously ill for some time, is believed to be improving. This news is received wi* h pleasure by Mrs. Lane’s relatives and friends in Newuan and Coweta. R. C. Moore's insurance office is now located in the opera house building in the room formerly occupied by R. H. Bni-nes. Mr. Barnes’ shop has been moved to the building occupied by W. L. Sexton’s shop. The supreme potentate will also bo pres-! ent. to share in the gorgeous amenities 1 of the session. Newnan lias some thirty-five Hhriners, mid severul others of the city’s Templars are to do homage in the role of "fresh meat.” M 'l kkck & Dent . I T A H Singing, dancing Novelty and Comedy Specialties between all the acts. CHANGE OF PLAY AND SPE CIALTIES NIGHTLY Bargain Matinee Wednesday. Mrs. F. B. Cole will entertain the Salmagundi Club Thursday afternonn, March ‘Jth, at 3 o’clock. The club mem bers will notice the change in the hour, ■ from 2:30 to 8 o’clock. The Salmagundi Club was beautifully [ entertained by Mrs. Mamie Johnson last. Thursday afternoon. Domino Whist was played and a salad course was served. The first prize, ail opera hag. was won by Miss Lizzie Arnold, the consolation, a silver cal! bell, was won by Mrs. H. M. Fisher, and -Miss Etlna Frederick wm ihe booby, a white | silk belt. Turin Kred Hunter’s guano house is being erected rapidly. Mr. Norris, of Hampton, who is to be president of the Turin Bank, spent last Wednesday and Thurs day here. Bob McCollom, of Coweta, at- quarterly meeting last Friday. Mrs. Dolly Keith and daughters, _ . , i Mildred and Mrs. Dolly Fratt, of Lieut. Cleveland Willeoxon, a former 1 . , J resident of Newnan who is now an of-! Newnan, visited Mrs. bred Hunter ticer in the United States army, is dan- 1 h riday. gerously ill in Atlanta. He bus been j A large crowd came out to sick for several weeks and bis recovery ] quarterly meeting last Friday and is not expected. Lieur. Willeoxon l>e- to one of (,’oweta < ’ounty’s leading B. Abercrombie, Esq.,of Tusbegee, plow j Ala , Judge of the Probate Court of j Macon county, Ala., was in the eir.y to day. Judge Abercrombie will soon build for Macon county a new court ^ cnc ] e( j bouse, and stopped over to see our new Temple of Justice, and expressed him self as greatly pleased with it. families and his relatives and friends here sincerely regret to know of hi- pre carious condition. the nice barbecue dinner was en joyed by all, as well as the fine sermon Presiding Elder Allen gave us. United States Health and Accident Co. Saginaw, Mich. John R. Thornton, State A&eiit, At lanta, Gu. R, W. Milner, Resident Agent, Nesv- nau, Ga. Atlanta, Ga., Feb 24111,1905, Mr. J. li. Thornton, Atlanta, Ga., Dear Sir: — Allow me to thank you and your CompTiiy for tlie prompt set tlement of my olaim for recent ill ness and the manner in which you both treated me. f found no red tape about it. G11 20th i submitted my claim and on 27th received check from the < ’ompany in full settle ment.. 1 nliall be glad to recommend your yom)«uiy fo any one wanting the best protection from both Niok- ; ness and iwgyleil.t. With best wishes, Very truly yours. Dr. K. L. Bilker.