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■ess Drug Confidence If we cotiM convince you of whnt we KNOW to be true oonoerning the purity of our Drugs, the care we observe in their proper keeping and the exactitude wifh which we compound every prescription —we feel sure we would com mand your confidence and that you would select us as your druggistB. We are fully alive to the re sponsibilities of our profession and expect to win your confi dence by scientific accuracy, promptness and fair dealing. We solicit your business. Holt & Cates, Tra de Mark Newnan, Ca. Local News of Newnan A. E. Erod was in Carrollton yester day. R. J. Lee. of Atlanta, was in the city Sunday. W. G. Poet. Esq., was in Atlanta last Tuesday. R. M. Young was in Atlanta last. Tuesday. Paul Smith, of Atlanta, spent Sunday in the city. J. C. Anderson,Dentist, Salbide Bldg. Newnan Ga. John Man get. of Atlanta, spent Tues day jn the city, Sheriff J. L. Brown was in Atlanta last Wednesday. Try the new Tasteless Castor Oil at Reese's Drag Store. Prank Hughes, of Atlanta, is spend ing the week in the city. Big line of fine cigars: and tabaccos at Reese’s Drug Store. C. P. Clower, Esq., was up from Grnntville last Tuesday. Best perfumes from the world's best makers, at Holt &• Cates’. Mr. H. H. Murray is in Birmingham for a few days on business. Fresh shipment of Powell's fine can dies at Reese's Drug Store. Get my prices on awnings, tents and hammocks. E. H. Bowman. Fortin work, roofing, plumbing re pairing see T. M. Martin. Shop below A mail & Farmer. Hon. A. A. Rose, who represents Dp- | ! son County in the Georgia Legislature,' was in the city yesterday. j Rex syringes represent honest value. 1 We warrant every one perfect, v quart j size $i, at Holt A Cates'. Judge L. S. Roane, of Fnirbnrn, was | in the city the first of this week, the guest of Mr. and Mrs A. W. Stubbs. Bring me your bides. Highest prices j paid. G. O. Cakmiohael. I For spring cleaning use Bowman's Bed Bug Poison, Furniture Polish. I Black Grate Enamel. At Reese’s Drug j Store. Attorneys W. C. Wright and H. A. j Hall lmve returned from Franklin, svhere they attended Heard Superior Court. ( You are cordially invited t-o visit us when in the city. Make our store your headquarters. G. K Bradley's Drug Store. We are now serving delicious lee Creams and Soda Waters, made from the purest materials. G. R. Bradley’s Drug Store. Call on J. T. Holmes, real estate agent, if you desire to rent, buy or sell a home, vacant lot or farm. Office at J. W. Stripling & Son’s. * A. M. Wood, a white mun charged with running a "blind tiger,’’ was tried before Mayor Pro Tem. Steed last Sat urday and lined $75 and ooets. If it is a bilious attack take Chamber lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quick cure is certain. For sale by Holt & Cates, Druggists. N. wnan, Ga. Now subscriptions continue to conic , to the News. Like other progressive 1 people, Coweta conntaane ore apprecia- j tive of a live county newspaper. Take advantage of the News’ splendid ; combination offers with other newspa-j pers and magazines. They are the most j liberal otters ever made by a Coweta 1 county newspaper. •TARRH THE MOST DANGEROUS OF ALL CHRONIC DISEASES. “ Pe-ru-ria is a Blessing 1o Those Troubled With Catarrh,” Says United States Senator Corbin, Mon<-y to loan on r*-al estate at 7 per cent. Apply to L. M. Farmer. Capt. A. B. Cates returned home Tuesday from a visit to Atlanta. Tooth-brushes that will suit you. New goods, 10c to 50c, at Holt & Cates’, Rev. W. A. Parks, of Whitesburg, was a visitor to Newnan yesterday. Mr. Spence Darden was painfully ill several days this week, but lias.recover ed. Wanted to Sell—Pair of mules, 7 and, 8 years old. E. C Goodwyh,' NewnanT Ga. Hon. Mara A. McCord, of -Atlanta', was greeting friends in the city 'yester day . I The baby boy, aged about two weeks, of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Bailey.was buried i at Whitesbng Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Bailey is proprietor of one of the ; city barber shops. The Patterson murder case i:i Heard [Superior Court was con tinned from the March term and will be heard at a spe cial session of court, to convene on the i fifth Monday in May. The News propose* to give its readers more than one hundred cent* worth of ive county news for every dollar paid fora years' subscription. Get on the News’ lists mid be happy. It’s up to you! Buy any of Bradley's family medicines, use them, and if not satisfied call and your money will he j refunded. We cannot do more for yon. G. R. Bradley’s Drug “tore. Found—A male Berkshire hog. found i on my farm in :’,rd District, can he had j hy owner upon identification and pay- ment of advertising and other expenses. Jonathan Orr. Dust and March winds formed a com bination which could only he resisted by the application of water to the streets. So Newnan * street sprinkler was used for the first time this year last Thursday. After spending the Winter in the city with Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Barge, Mr. R. H. McConaughy left the first of this week for Cincinnati. After visiting relatives in that city he will go to his home in Nebraska. Colds Not Promptly Cured Are Sure to Cause Catarrh. Catarrh Improperly Treated is Sure to Make Lile Short and Miserable. Many Wonderful Cures Are Made by Pe-ru-na. C ATARRH span s no organ er rune- lion «f till body, 'll is i-upnhlc of destroying sight, taste, smell, hearing, digestion, ►evrvtiou, assimilation and emmet help hut add weight and import* imeo t,, tlie thousands of tentiinonlaU from t Ik liuml'li r walks of !ife.\ Catarrh \« die enuso of at least one- half of the ills to which the human family is subject, Is there no way t» escape from it'! There is. l’eruna never fail* to cure a cold. 1’e* runa never fails to eure eutarrh In tlm first stage, l’eruna l itres catarrh in tin* second stage, nine eases out of ten. I’e runa cures catarrh In it* last ami worst stages in the majority of case*, unit never fails to benefit every ease, how ever had. A hook on the cure of throat and lung- diseases, and nntnnli in all stages and varieties, sent ftee to any address by The l’eruna Medicine (’o., Columbus, O. “My Life Hung by u Merc Thread, Pc-ru-na Cured Me." Mrs. Sarah Smart, ‘-’7<i Hayward St., Brooklyn, N. Y., w rites: “ 1 can’t tell In words how low I was. My life hung hv a mere thread. I was waiting for months to die. “My trouble was eoiisiimption or bronchitis. I suffered no pulu when f was low, hut coughing and breathing kept sappiug'wlint little strength I lout. I could not cat, sleep or even lean hack, on a chair. I was a mere skeleton, f .mid to my hus-iianil, 1 1 can’t lust much longer.’ My neighbors say they do not know how I ever recovered. It was al most a miracle. “ l took your medicine but three months, when 1 could do my housework ami washing, and have been doing ft ever [since. Now I inn able to do any thing. You would never think I hurt been troubled with such a serious ill ness. I shall always keep your medic Ilia in my house.”—Mrs. Sarah Smart. Deapulrrd of Recovery. Mrs. K. I,. Aulleli, Vico President American Genealogical Association,WM II street, N TV., Washington, I). writes: “ I know whereof I speak when 1 say that l’eruna is a wonderful remedy for colds and catarrhal trouble. East full l was very much debilitated from l!m effect of a cold contracted early In the summer and which I neglected. 1 knew* th:ii my system was In need of medicine and rest, hut to find the right thing wty the problem. Happily 1 gave Pernna a trial first and have no reason , to com plain of the result*. Within a month I had entirely recovered my strength and good health and really fell better aijrt stronger thail before.’’—Mrs, R. E. Aulleli. If you do not derive prompt and satis- factary results from the use of l’eruna, write at,once to Hr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your ease and Im will excretion. It pervade* every purl or the human laxly. l’eruna also cures bronchitis, cough-, 1 and consumption in the iir*l stages with I unfailing certainty. I Hon. 1>. Y. Corbin, Is ox-llnilt d States ! Senator unit eou=(n of Adjutant General Corbin of the United States Army. | Judge Corbin is one of the. best know!) i ho pleased to give you Ids valuable ad- i lawyers in Chicago and stands high pro- vice gratis. fetieioiially and socially. The above j Address Hr, Hartman, President of I endorsement coming from such u man i The llurtniuu Sanitarium, Columbus, 0, Personals and Society Notes Mrs. J. <’. Gibson at Cordele. is vi-iting relative* j Siruiil is in Atlanta for is spending this few .Miss Corine a few days. Mrs. L. A. Perdu week at Roscoe. Miss Kate Paver is spending days in Atlanta. Mrs. W. A. Steed visited Atlanta the first of the week. Mrs. R. N. Cole spent several days in Atlanta this week.. , Miss Annie De Graftenreid visited Atlanta last Monday. Miss Ella Sherman visited Atlanta the first of this week. Mr. apd Mrs. T,-^. Parrott spent Fortify your system by using Brad ley's Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, with Iodide Potassium. The best spring Thursday in Atlanta tonic and blood purifier. Every bottle j sold under a positive guarantee. G. R. Bradley’s Drug Store. Beautiful line and price them. Store. of Hammocks. Call G. R. Bradley’s Drug Good stationery at 10c box ; two special values at this price at Holt & Gates'. W, M. Glass, Esq., has returned from j a business trip to Abbeville, Wilcox i County. W. L. Woodroof left Wednesday night for Savannah, where lie will spend sev eral days. Weather theremometers and fever theremometers. new line, at Reese’s Drug Store. Mr. A. R. Word, of Atlanta, was mingling with friends in the city the .first of this week Col. Howard Perdue, former Superin tendent of the Newnan public schools, now a successful attorney of Birming ham, is visiting relatives in County. Col. Perdue’s many friends here arc pleased to greet.!dm again. L. Baker has retired from the Miss Mary Parrott lias been quite sick for tlm Ifq-.t i'ew days. | Miss (.'oral Moses salient Saturday and Sunday at her home in Turin. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cates spent Coweta several days in Atlanta this week. Miss Minnie Monegan, of A.flanta. is the guest of Mrs. George Cannioa). O. management Laundry and is succeeded by J. J. Tins ley. .Mr. Tinsley is an expert laundry- man and has been connected with the management of this business for several months past The fire company made a run Wednes day afternoon about one o’clock to the Dunbar house, situated near the bridge over the A. & W. P. Railway. The house is occupied as a boarding house by Mr. Phillips and family. The rear end of the building caught lire from a fine in the kitchen. The bl&y.e was ex tinguished in a few minutes and the damage was small, daughter, Louise, Hpent Thursday in Atlanta. Mrs. J. W. Boone and children, of Atlanta, ate visiting the family of IT. W. Boone. Mrs. C. T. Durr toid daughter of Bue- clianan, are visiting the family of Mr, and Mrs. M, B. Mooney. Mrs. Dunn, of Los Angeles, Cal., has returned home after a visit of several days to friends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Dent anil chil dren, of Atlanta, tire expected in the city next Saturday to visit relatives. Mrs. Julius A. Fisher and little daughter, Ruth, arc visiting Mrs. C. D. Hollis, in Newnan.—Atlanta Journal. Mrs. Weesnerwill give a music anil elocution recital at her homo on the evening of Friday, April 7, at 8 o’clock. Miss Mury Goodwyn, of Newnan, was the guest of Mrs. R. M. North the first of the week.—Senoia Enterprise-Gazette The Salmagundi Club will he enter tained by Mrs. N. B. Hudson on Thurs day, April Cth, at. !5 o’clock in the after noon. Miss Polly Huon, of Newnan, left yesterday for Baxley, after a brief visit to Mrs. B. H. Moore in the city.—Grif fin News and Hun. Mrs. J. ’J’. Fain and baby and little Miss Mary Ramey returned home Tue.s- entertuin a few friends at a dining Run- day, at their hospitable country home. Those invited are Misses Mary and Car rie Eon Gihson and Miss Louise Petltly and Messrs. Nick North and J. U. Young. The entertainment which Miss Mary Good nun gave last Friday evening was one of the loveliest affairs of the season. The house was decorated throughout with ferns and violets, and was beauti ful for the occasion. Games and muslo added to the pleasure of the evening,atid a delicious salad course was served. Little Mulile Brooks entertained :15 of her little friends last Monday in cele bration of her fourth birthday. The dining room was beautifully decorated in ferns, palms, jonquils and violets. The color of yellow and violet being carried out/ in the ices, birthday cake and souvenir dolls, which were present ed to each one present with a bunch of violets. Merry games were indulged in 'till 5 o'clock, when each little guest bid their sweet little hostess goodbye, wish ing her many happy returns of the day. , , .. i Miss Mary Kamey returned home lues has retired from the Miss Marv Murray has returned from i , ,, ,. . u . Aims .xiary iuuiray nas u.iuiuHo worn 1 day, after spending several days witl oi the Coweta . a tb ro e week's stay in South Georgia. stay in South ticorgia. Miss Busie Barr has returned from an extende d visit to relatives ' in New Or leans. relatives in Atlanta. Mrs. W. B. Pringle and daughter, lit tle Miss Olive Berry, leave next Monday for Charleston. R. C., where they will WANTED —To rent a small three-, four- or five-room house within one mile oi the court-house, or two or three convenient unfur nished rooms for housekeeping. Call at, or ’phone The News office. I Mrs. W. A. Turner and Miss Rowena spend several weeks, j Turner visited Atlanta the first of this i week. Mrs. Kirby and Miss Jna Kirby are in Little Rock, Ark., for a stay of some Miss Lyda Brown, who is teaching art: length. They will also visit Texas be at Griffin, spent Sunday and Monday at, fore returning to Newnan. E. L. Wultom sells all kinds of im proved farm machinery—the kind that does the work well, saves labor and makes money for the owner. Don’t buy any kind of farm machinery until you have talked the matter over with Wnl- tom. He represents the largest manu facturers in the word; and, of course, you can get the best for flic least money from hint. 'it home. Miss Martha Orr will entertain quite Miss Bessie Powell will entertain the j a number of iter friends tonight compli- , Pomino-WhistOlub next Tuesday after- mentary to Miss Lncile Thompson and We have just made up a large line of car spring steel plows, the best plow made for farmers. M kic k & Deni . Mr. and Mrs. .1. F. Reynolds and her gm-st, Miss Virginia Jones. Misses Manila and Julia Harris will $ The News Kiel Semi-Weekly Jottrnul