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NEWNAN FURNITURE GO. Wanted. This'Handsome Range $f> rash, and $2 a month. Stoves $2 rash and $1 per month. A Nice Oak Suit for $35. We give you the best goods for the money, Come and See. NEWNAN FURNITURE CO. Newnan, . Georgia. j. w. Stripling & Son’s Underselling Store For Bargains. S P E C I A L S 16 Bolts 27 in. Bird Eye, 10 yds to bolt, wortli 90c, at 65c Remnants White Pique, 1 to 10 yds in piece, value 15c to 20c, our price 10c 40 in. White Lawn, pood quality, 10c yd. Few more remnants Table Linen, 1 to 5 yds in piece. The 50c kind in bolts, at 35.c yd India Linens, per yd, 8 to 20c White check Muslin, good value, per yd. 5c 10c White Flannel 15c to 25c Good line Valencines lace 2c yd and up 15 bolts Linen Torchon Lace, 4 inches wide vulue 10 to 15c, to go at, per yard 5c Our line 5c, 7 l-2c and 10c Embroideries can not be matched lor the price. Thousands of yards beautiful figured Lawns, Mus. 1 ins, Batise, Dimities, etc , 5c yd and up. Rem- mints best Clnunbry at 7 l-2e yd. Fine linen checks for towels at 10c yd. Lace stripe curtain swiss,' in colors and white, at 12 l-2c yd. Best grade Percals, in remnants 1 to 10 yds in piece at 8c vurd. Solid red Pereal in the bolt good quality, 5c yard. Simpson o-4 Per- cal, 5c yd. All the standard grades calico 5c yd. Good umbrella for 50c. New shipment window shades, 6 and 7 feet long, 25 and 35c each. 20 dozen ladies’black unedrskirts, all good values, 50c to $1.00 Bi" line sample slippers just opened up which will be sold at actual factory cost. We are receiving new spring and summer goods. J. W. STRIPLING & SON You to know we sell more picture frames in one day than other dealers sell in one year. Why? Be cause we buy in car load lots and can sell for less than 1-2 regular price. To convince you, call and get our prices. H. D. OWEN S. Atkinson Bros. Bldg. - Newnan, Ga. Gable, Treasurer, .Tan. M, 1905 6RAN0 JURY Report of W. J. Kelley. County Treasurer.! o GENERAL FUND. p 1904. RECEIPTS. Kept. 22. From W. L. Mulling*, „ Cl*-rk Co. Com., $02 84 " Kept. 28. From 8. I,. Favor, Clerk, Oct. 4, From W. L, stallings, 21 83 Clerk (Jo. Com., 8 72 , r Oct. 30| From s. L. Fnver, Clerk, 7 78 N<»v. 7. From W, T Arnull, T. C. Nov. >\i From W. L Cruc e, Supt. •>?n no j, Co. Farm Dun. 8. From W. L. Cruce, Supt. 6 ixi j Co. Farm 18.-0 1 Dec. 6. From W T. Arnall. T. r. 1,217 60 Dec. 11. From W. T. Arnall, T. C. U4L 67 i Dec. 17. From W L. Cruce, Mupt. |. Co. Farm 7.7>n ! Dec. an, From W. T ArnaU, TC. 2,344 17 Deo. 24. From W. T. Arnall, T. C. Overdraft tran*fernxi tc»G. W. 1,565 10 ( Gable, Treasurer, .luu. It, 1005 4,181 54 Total $10,845.79 j DIKBC R.HKMKNTW Overdraft, Kept. 7, loot $8,187 21 Jury .crip, Superior Court 1,448 (Hi Jury scrip, City Court 236 Oil Jury scrip, lunacy 18 00 Expense lunatics 90 06 Expense Court* 1,621 88 Expense paupers 087 84 Expense contingent 1,485 23 Expense prisoners 850 88 Expense building aild repairs 4IH1 05 Expense tnouest* 61 00 Expense non rosidenf witness fees 180 04 Expense salary 130 00 Interest on dverdfaft 140 92 Total COURT HOOKE FUND. $10,845 70 1904. BKOEIPTs. Sept.it. By note. $18,261 49 Nov. 7, From W. T. Arnull, T. C. 1,937 50 Dot. 8. From W. T Arnall, T. C. 8,828 24 Dec. 14. From W. T. ArnaU, T. C. 8,277 81 Dec. 20 From W. T, Arnall, T C. 16,99,3 27 Dec. 24. From \V. T. ArnaU. T. C. Overdraft transferred toO. W. 11,346 03 Gable, Treasurer, Jan. 14, 19«)6. 1,282 55 Total $61,940 20 DIHBUItHKMKNTH. Overdraft, Kept. 8, 1904 $3,747 24 Paid out as per vouchers 58,202 03 Total PUBLIC ROAD FUND. $61,049 29 1901. RECEIPTS. Kept. 8. Balance on hand $5,314 50 Sept. 8. From (J. E Jenkins 6 00 Sept. 22. From W. O. Herndon 30 00 Met. 6. From W. C. Ragsdale 35 75 Oct. 5, From A H. Young 64 25 Oct. 5. From W. J Moore 5 00 Oct. 5. From L. H. Kidd 7 00 Oet. 5. From J. C. Hood 12 00 Oct. 5. From J. Y. McDonald 51 00 Oct - 5. From T. J. Entrokiu 14 50 Oct. 5 From «T. O. Lester 30 00 Oct. 5. From G. K. Jenkins 15 00 Oet. 3. From S. R. Crain 9 00 Nov. 2. From A. H. Young 27 10 Nov. 2. From R. J. Meeks 3 00 Nov 7. From W. T. Arnull, T. O. Nov. 12. From W. L. Ktalllugs, 157 50 Clerk Oo. Coin. 2 00 Doc. 6. From W. T. Arpall. T. C. 710 32 Dee. 7. From A.h. Young 15 50 Dec. 7. From (4. K. .Tonkins 4 50 I Dee. 7. From K. R. Crain 3 00 | Dee. 7. From J. Y. McDonald 29 00 Dec. 7. From J. C. Lester 3 00 Dee. 7. From Jonathan Orr 32 00 Dis- 7 From W. C. Ragsdale 24 00 Dec. 7. From T. J. Eutrekih y Doe 12 From W L. Ktallings, 2 00 Clerk Co. Com. 7 00 Dee. 11. From W. T. Arnall, T. C. 066 02 Dec. 20. From W. T. ArnaU, T. C. 1,367 44 Dec.. 20 From W. T. ArnaU, T. C. 012 97 Dec. 31. From W. C. Ragsdale 11 50 Dec. 81. From J. C. Hood 26 75 Dec. 31. From W. J Moore 15 70 Deo. 81. From J. Y. McDonald 5 25 Dec. 81. From A. H. Young 1905. 23 50 Jau. 3. From K. R. Crain 4 00 Jan. 4. From A. U. Young 22 00 Total DfiSBrRSEMENTS. $9,689 6p Paid out as per vouchers $s.634 83 Balance paid G. 3> Gable, Treasurer 1,084.80 Total CHAINOANG FI ND. $9,089 65 1904 RECEIPTS. Nov. 12. From W. L. Stallings. i Clerk Co. Com. f Overdraft trun- i red to GW. £$6*00 Totnl DtHBtTRHBMKNTS. >ut as per voucher. 7,458 95 $3 914 67 3,584 28 Total $7,508 93 port of G. W. Gable, County Treasurer. UBNERAL FUND. 905 llECKl PT8. i. 14. From W. L. Cruce, Supt. Co. Farm I). 1. From W. L. Stallings, Cleric County Cmr missloners h. 8. From W. L. (Stalling!.. Clerk County Commissioners b. 8 From TV, I,. Htnlllngs, Clerk County Commissioners b. 17. From L. Turner, Clerk $21 43 2,300 00 5.000 00 '28 73 10 4*1 Total PlrtrtnilSKM KNTS. mi r Treasurer, Jan. II, 1905 Rock Spring. v S. Shropshire and Ernest Hod- soc, of Atlanta, spent Tuesday and Wednesday in this community. Frank Parrott returned home Saturday right, after several days spent in Atlanta. M. D. Thurmond made a busi ness trip to Palmetto Saturday. Our farmers are busy prepar ing for another cotton crop. J. H. Hall and daughter attend ed divine services at Line Creek on Sunday last. F. M. Parrott and Willie McGee made a business trip to Palmetto on Tuesday last. Miss Lucy Thurmond is visiting relatives in Palmetto this week. C. C. Parrott, of Douglas coun ty, visited his father’s family here this week. j. W. Harrison lectured to the Sunday school at Lee’s Chapel last Sunday. J. H. Hall went up to Atlanta last Tuesday. W. E. E. Martin, from Spring- dale, passed through here Wed nesday enrouteto Falmetto. COURT MOUSE FUND. RECEIPTS. from W. J. Kelley, former DISBURSEMENTS. verdraft transferred by W. .T. Kelle. former Treasurer, Jan. 14. 1903 PUBLIC ROAD FUND, 1905. _ RECEIPTS. $n.l4, Biilttnee from W. J. Kelley, former Treasurer eb. 1. From R. N Winkles eb. 1. From J. W. Trnmmell eb. 1. From A. H. Young Feb.8. From W. L. Stallings, Clerk County Commissioners Total DISBURSEMENTS. Balance on haud Total UHAINGANO FUND. lOW. RECEIPTS. Jau. 14. From W. L, Stallings, Clerk County Commissioners Feb. 2. From W. L. Stallings, Clerk County Commissioners March 1. Overdraft Total DISBURSEMENTS. Overdraft from W. J. Kelley, former Treasurer, .Tan. 14. 1905 Paid out as per vouchers Total *7,.500 06 $4,181 51 86 co 243 29 780 203 86 57 72 96 55 2 Oft 23 00 1.950 82 $7,500 IB $1,282 53 *1,282 55 $1,084 80 8 00 47 50 9 HO 2,300 00 $11,509 30 $2,882 84 918 88 $8,390 30 $8,344 16 2,300 00 14 31 $7,458 03 1,890 62 $9,358 47 Last Attraction Alkahest Lyceum Course Milltown. Katie May, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Echols, had the misfor tune to get her arm broken last Saturday. Mrs. Oliver Smith, who has been sufferin'! with nervousness tor sev eral days, is reported a little hot ter. “Old Brother Christian” who has been paralyzed for several years had another stroke the other day, and is in a very critical con dition. Mrs. J. G. Brook, who has been confined to her bed for a good while with pneumonia, is on foot. Mr. Will Burks is back in our midst again and has gone to work in the mill. He is stopping with his aunt, Miss Bettie Cooper, ’till he can find an empty house, then he will move his family, who are still in Hogansville. Mr. John Cassel moved with his family to the country last week. The city is having our streets worked, tor which we are very thankful, for they were getting in very bad condition. Mb. and Mrs. David Hunt have moved into rooms just below the church. Mr. Henry Whatley is still suf fering with an abcess. Mrs. John Wyatt has gone to the country to spend some time with her aunt, Mrs. Mollie Smith. Our day school is in a flourish ing condition. We have nearly a hundred pupils in regular attend ance. Th.it speaks well for our noble teacher, Mrs. White. Mrs. Tom Crow was taken Sat urday night with a severe nervous spell, but is better. Mrs. Horace Florence has moved into rooms vacated by Mr. John Cassel. Mr. Charlie Spencer has moved his family to Sarger.t. Old Homestead Male Quartette Company Miss Nell Forties, ta * r One of the best organizations on the road Auditorium March 25th. Reserved Seats at Bradlev’s NOTICE Each district that lias been organized into a cotton growers’ association will please send to me at once the name of the secretary of said organization. Also, hie postoffice address. I wish to mail to every organization in the county enrollment sheets. I also request that all the district organizations in the county hold meetings in their districts on Saturday, April 1st, and fill out these enrollment sheets, and have them on hand at the county meeting on the first Tuesday in April, together with the money that belongs to the State and county organizations, which will be one-half of all monies collected by dis trict organizations. The other half goes into the treasury of the district organi zation. . L. M. McGee, Sec’y. County Cotton Growers’ Ass’n. Bay only the best sewing machine oil—Singer Sewing Machine Oil. You can get Singer Oil at the following stores in Newnan, in addition to the Singer Store: C. P. Stephens* Co’s., Weloh & Co’s., T. L Camp’s, J. T. Swiut’s, J, H. Widener’s, H. C. Glover & Co’s.. Stewart & Bailey’s and Orr*