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Newspaper Page TextLocal News of Newnan Call ou J. T. Holmes. real estate agent, j if yon desire to rent, buy or sell a home, 1 vaenut lot or farm. Office at J. W. j Stripling & Son’s. * We have just, made up a lot of har rows. Any one needing a good harrow should get one we make. 4t Merck & Dent. | Mainly About People | A COMRADE OF GENERAL GRANT Says: “I Do Not Believe Pe*ru-na Has a Superior.’ Mrs. Sara Parrott has been quite siok for the past week. Miss Carrie Lon Gibson visited At lanta last Monday. Little Miss Dorothy Jones has been Mr. W. C. Black was in Atlanta Tnes- day. I . . .. . The Ladies Auxiliary Board of Carne- Mr. H. S. Banta was in Atlanta Tues- . T „ gie Library will meet an Monday, May ” fty ' | 20th, at 6 o’clock, at the Library, The Go to the New York Bargain Store'R Book Committee will meet at 4 o’clock. 8ftle ’ | Buggies for young men. buggies for | ‘> nite fiick for the ***' few <lftys ' Mr. Abner Camp, of Grantville, spent ! old men, top buggies, runabouts, any Mrs. R. H. Spearman is visiting rela- Wednesday and Thursday in the city. style you want. See me and I will save ; tiveB at Sharpsbnrg. Cotton seed meal and hulls for sale. , you mone y 0,1 buggies, E. L. Wnltoni. Mrs A. un | e gimril.who has been quite See V. E. Manget, Jr. tf Pure, sweet cream delivered every j sick for several days, iB better. Mr. Frank Holt, of Montezuma, is ; ^ Ry ’ exce Pt Sunday, at your door. Pos- Miss Wiiit an)9( 0 f Atlanta, is the visiting his father, Dr. P. R. Holt. tal card the day before will get. your gU est of her sister, Mrs. Bird Pnrks. order filled. A. H. Arnold, Newnan, 1 lnseot powder in bulk and package at y a 4t Reese’s Drug Store. Miss Annie Kirk Dowdell, of Opelika, is the guest of MiRS Lnoile Thompson. Dr. G. A. Nuunally returned the first Heidt Pendergrast is spending a few 0 f thin week from the West. He stop- Mls W. W. Draper, of Atlanta, is the ■lays in Luthersville. ped ju Memphis and preached last Sun- g u,J st of her daughter,Mrs. H. H. North. Sticky fly paper and poison fly paper day hi the chureh of which he was for- Mrs. W. K. Wood, of Cedartown, is at Reese's Drug Store. Tom JoueR, of Riverside, was in the I city this week. For Sale—Horse and mule. Apply to Major W. A. Turner, City. Charlie Faver and Ray Lee, of Atlan ta, spent Sunday in Newnan. Big lot ol' bulk and box pajier just ar rived at. Reese's Drug Store. Paul Reese, of Atlanta, was in the city the first of the week. Insist on having Climax coal. Good- wyu sells it for $5.26 per ton. tf Raymond Carmichael, of Jackson, spent Monday and Tuesday in the oity. Money to loan on real estate ft 7 per oout. Apply to L. M. Farmer. Messrs. I. P. Bradley and G. R. Bluck have returned from Texas. Call on ns for peas and pea droppers. Bradley & Banks. - Born—To Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bow man, last Wednesday, a daughter. Big lot Lightning Pea Droppers just arrived. Bradley & Banks. Jim Miller, of Atlanta, spent Saturday and Sunday in the city. The Lightning pea dropper will do the work. Bradley & Banks. Dr. J. T. Wester,of Rome, spent Sun day and Monday in Newnan. Unknown and Speckled Peas at Brad ley & Banks. J. J. Tinsley mnde a business trip to Opelika, Ala., this week. Mrs. Ethel C. Allen, of Columbus, is visiting relatives in the city. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dunbar. Friday, May 10th, a daughter. Fred Barnes, of Atlanta, was in the oity last Sunday. Born—To Mr. and Mrs Herndon Murray, Sunday, May 21st, a son. Mr. Millard Farmer has been sick this week at this home in this city. Judge F. M.> Longley was up from La Grange last Wednesday. Mr. Frank Wilkinson lias been sick this week. Col. Ike Jackson, of Hogansville, is in Nownan today. When in need of a buggy give me a call. Will save yon money. E. L. Waltom. Willard Newsome, of Columbus, has returned home, after a short visit to Newnan friends. Cholera-Infautum and Teething Pow ders for teething children at Reese’s Drug Store In the New York Bargain Store’s great May sale, 10 and 15 cents Lawns have been marked down to 8 cents. Fortin work, roofing, plumbing, re pairing, see T. M. Martin. Siiop below , Pinson Hotel. Dr. Sam Bradshaw has returned from Franklin, Ky., where he spent seme time with relatives. Bowman’s Headache Tablets cure all kinds of headache. Price 10c box at Reese’s Drug Store. Ginghams worth 8 and 10 cents are going at 6 cents in the New York Bar gain Store’s May sale. E. C. Goodwyu sells the genuine Mon- tevallo coal. There is no such coal as “Climax Montevallo.” tf The Library is enjoying a magnificent bouquet of magnolia blooms; thanks to the courtesy of Mrs. F. S. Loftin. Call and see our new line of station ery. We have some big bargains to of fer. Reese’s Drug Store. Rev. J. R. King received ten persons into the Methodist church last Sunday —six by baptism and four by certificate. 1 have all qualities of stove wood, in cluding the Montevallo and Italian Blue Gem, E. E. Davis, ’phone 122. Formending china, glassware, crock- . ’ery or anything in iron or wood, use •'Iron Glue.” At Reese’s Drug Store. All 60 and 76 cents Negligee Shirts have been marked down to 39 cents in New York Bargain Store’s May sale. There will be a called meeting of Newnan Odd Fellows next Monday night, at which time sixteen candidates will be. given the second degree. inerly pastor. For expert tailoring and first olnss cleaning and pressing of clothing, seeO. W. Bradley, over Pope’s hardware store. A fine line of samples for those wanting suits made to order. If. the guest of Mr. mid Mrs. E.H. Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Zellnrs.of Palmetto, are the guests of relatives in the city. Mrs. Charlie Owens, of Atlanta, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Fannie Croft, Mrs. J. W. Boone, of Atlanta, is the guest of MrR. D. W. Boone. Miss Sadie May Powel returned Tues day, from an extended visit to relatives represent- in Tennessee. Mrs. J. M. Milner is expected home Our millinery stock must he reduced, tomorrow, after a short visit, to relatives and prices have been "out. to the bone" ! nt Opelika. on nil millinery goods. During our May MfR L T M(wp „ of Tnrll , t wftM the sale, which continues but a few days Km ,* t of -Miss Oleone Ham Tuesday and Pe-ru-na is a Catarrhal Tonic Espe cially Adapted to tho Declining Powers of Old Age. In old age the mucous membranes be come thickened and partly lose their function. This leads to partial loss of hearing, smell and taste, as well as digestive dis turbances. Peruna corrects all this by its specific operation on all the raucous membranes of the body. One bottle will convince anyone. Once used and Peruna becomes a life-long stand-by with old and young. Mr. Charles V. Henotsaon, Truesdatl, Mo., writes: “1 have followed your in structions for the As Well As Can Be At the Age of Eighty-four Years C. A. Merck and Claude Pitts nre in Savannah tliis week, representing the subordinate lodge of this city in the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows. C. P. Stephens is also in Snvannal ing the Encampment. longer, all millinery goods will be sacrificed. New York Bargain Store. Ben Orr, who was thrown from a buggy last week and painfully injured, is still confined to bis home. The acci dent occurred in the 3rd District and COI,. BENJ. F. HAWKES. Col. llonj. F. Ilawkes, of (111 (1 street, S. W., Washington, 1>. O., is one of the three living comrades of (teneral (Irnnt In his cadet days at West Point, In a recent letter this Venerable gentleman says of Peruna: “/ have tried Peruna after having tried In vain other remedies lor ca tarrh, and I can say without reservation that I never felt a symptom of re lief until I had given Peruna the simple trial that Its advocates advise. I do not believe It has a superior either as a remedy tor catarrh or as a tonic for the depressing and exhausted condition which Is one of the effects the disease. ”—HenJ. F. tfawkes. Wednesday. Miss Ruth Hardnwny, who has been attendidg school at Shorter College, will return home next week. MissNelia Lou Walton, of Atlanta, was caused by the horse Mr. Orr was WRH guest, of her aunt, Mrs, W. A driving running away. William Dawson Orr is the name of the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh W. Orr, of Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. The young man is now nearly three weeks old. He is a grandson of Hon. W. B. Orr, of this city. A meeting of Good Samaritans will he held Tuesday evening, May 30th, in the hall of Newnan Lodge, No. 34, R. A. M. Candidates lire requested to ho present promptly at eight o’clock. Refresh ments will be served during the evening. For the best buggy made and sold in Newnan see us. We can build you a buggy to your own taste, and guarantee every one for 12 months against inferior material. Call and see our line before buying. 4t Merck & Dent. Literary meeting of the Epwnrth League occurs this (Friday) evening at the residence of Mrs. J. F. Lovejoy. An The Greatest Family Medicine Ever Discovered. Hon, Win, U. Hunter, ex-member North Carolina legislature, writes from the Census Otllce Build Ing, Washington, D. O., as follows: "Tho greatest faintly medicine ever discovered, In my opinion, which comes from experience as well us observation, Is Peruna. The most common affliction to humankind Is a bad cold. Perunu drives It out of doors, wards off catarrh, Invigorates and gives fresh strength to Miss Hess, who was the guest of Mrs. mind mul body. I give Peruna my Jack Powell, returned to Rome lust unqualified endorsement." —Win. Cl. Hunter. Chronic Turner, tliis week. Miss Sarah Buchanan, who has been attending school in Virginia, is ox]ieoted home Tuesday. Wednesday. Miss NinaStniiley has returned to her home in Bartow, Fla., nfter a few days visit to relatives in the oity. Miss Naumiline King, who has been attending school at Wesleyan College, is expected home next week. Miss Ruth Whntley, who has been teaching urt in Carrollton, has returned home. Miss Emmie Terry Snead, who 1ms been attending soliool at Athens, is ex acted home next week. Miss Christine Cole, who has been at tending school at, AgneH Scott, is cxpcct- Catarrh of the Stomach Cured By Pe-ru-na. .las. T. Jnkemau, President Elder M or man Church, Suit Lake (Jlty, Utah, ■writes: “I should be and am a very grateful man for having been recommended the use of Peruna for catarrh. 1 hud a chronic ease of catarrh of the stomach and my system was so filled with differ ent remedies that I hail taken, that I sickened at the sight of a medicine bot tle. Peruna was a last resort and it did not fail me, but cured uie in uboul three mouths ami 1 feel Iliut It is a wonderful remedy and gladly give tny experience from its use.”—Jos. T. Jake man. Pe-ru-na Proved a Life Saver. Mr. Ismls Syrens, auctioneer, com mission merchant amt business broker, 430)4 Richmond street, Isimlon, Out., writes: "J bad been a sufferer with what phy sicians diagnosed as chronic catarrh. I thereby lost the necessary speaking faculties, which almost caused me to discontinue the business of auctioneer. “After spending several hundred dol lars for various medicines and doctor bills without avail, your wonderful rem edy, Peruna, was recommended to me. Afleruslng several bottles of Ibis life saver, I found relief, and I am again capable of conducting my auction sales. I wish to convince others, likewise afflicted, of (lie merits of your grout remedy.”— I.ouls Byrons. Thousands of Testimonials. We buve on file thousands of testi monials like the ones given here. We can give our readers only u slight glimpse of the vast array of unsolicited endorsements of Peruna which we urc constantly receiving. past mouth and am now as welt as I rail lie at tlieageof eighty- four years. I thank you for your valua ble Instructions and advice. 1 first used Peruna fourteen years ago when my health was so bad that I had no hope of staying many days, and after using It 1 began to pick up. It has helped meovor since. I feel well, but will always have Peruna as my companion.”—Charles F. Bonctsson, Suffered a Number of Years Prom Systemic Catarrh. Used Peruna as Last Resort, Now In (Jood Health. Mrs. K. Hcboncher, Y20% 8. Olive Ht. Los Angeles, Cal., president (Jlrl’s Friendly Society, also secretary Nouth Los Angeles Travelers Club, writes: I wuh for u number of years a suf ferer from systemic catarrh. I was very nervous and run down, my ap petite had failed me and my sleep was not restful. 1 hud lost much In weight amt looked like a very sick person. My physician advised a change of cllmata and the medicine I took only gave mo temporary relief. " I tried a bottle of Peruna as a last resort and was greatly pleased to llml that I felt much Improved In a general way and then I bought several bottles more. ”1 am now In good health and have a good appetite and sleep well. 1 cannot say too much for Peruna and for what It has done for me.”—E. Hcboncher. Pe-ru-na Containa no Narcotics. One reason why l’erunu has found permanent use in so many homes Is thut it contains no narcotic of any kind, l’o- ruuais perfectly hurinloss. It can he used any length of time without acquir ing n drug lialilt. Peruna does not pro duce temporary results. It la permanent in its effect. Address Dr. Hartman, President at The Hartman Hanltarlum, CoIuiiiIiuh, O. All correspondence held confidential. entertaining program will be rendered, ed home tlm first of next week, and tlio members of the League and all the young people are cordially invited to attend. Lovejoy Memorial Chureh, in East Ncwnuu, is nearing completion. It will be a pretty and connnodious building— Miss Lizzie Belle Farmer, wlm lias an ornament to that section of Newnan. Newnan, Ga., Feb. iltli, 1905. Prof. Clias. Astiu: 1 have examined in detail the mechanical construction of the Clinton Piano and pronounce it first class, even in the small details. I can also heartily recommend the piano for its musical qualities—the tone being especially fine. R. N. Cole, been attending the Klindworth Conser vatory, is expected home tomorrow. Miss Katherine Powel was tho enter taining hostess at. a tea last Tuesday evening. Rev. J. R. King asks the News to state, in this nonnootion, that contributions to the building fund are needed and it is hoped that friends of this chureh will respond promptly and liberally. Mrs. J.T. Kirby will entertain the I W. Goluoke, of Atlanta, the well Salmagundi Club Friday afternoon at known architect, was here last Saturday four o’clock showing Coweta’s court honho to a party ; of gentlemen from Montgomery County. Mrs. A. D. Bowen left lust week for 'j , |parly was composed of County of the R. D. Cole Mf’g. Co. j Covington, where she will spend some i Commissioners W. W. Pope, Win. time with relatives Miss Jennie Cates went down to La Grange lust, Monday to attend the fun* Messrs. R. O. Jones and W. G. Post and Mesdames G. R. Bradley and C. D. Hollis have been appointed to represent the Newnan Methodist Sunday Soliool in the La Grange District Institute, which will be in session next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in West Point. I am using a Clinton Piano, bought of Prof. Clias. Astiu, and can suy that in finish, tone and action it is quite as good us any high clas* instrument in the mar ket. I have used the Knabe and Chickermg uud my judgment is that the j^^,, Belle Farmer. Clinton is as good as the best. Mrs. H. G. Smith Blakely, Ga., February 25, 1905. eral of Prof. Charles C. Cox. Misses Ruby Chandler and Era Las- satcr have returned to their home in Luthersville,after spending several days witli friends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Farmer and son, Charlie, went to Atlanta Thursday to attend the graduating recital of Miss A MODEL CROCERY STORE I Music Lovers Are always pleased with “Co lumbia” and “Victor” graplio- phones, the only perfect, dura ble talking and singing machines made. This store lias exclusive agency in Newnan for these machines and records, Grapliopliones are priced from |15 to |100. Records sell at 60c aud $1.00 each. Machines are kept in stock. A new assortment of 200 very fine records has just been received. Call at this store aud bear some splendid music. H. S. BANTA, ===== Jeweler = Newnan, - Georgia The condition of Mrs. L. T. Fain, mother of the editor of the News, who has been critically ill for several weeks, is slightly improved. Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Cut,l ino and little daughter, Annie, have returned from a sojourn of several weeks in Charleston, S. C. Mrs. P. L. Sutherland will return from Jacksonville, Fla., tomorrow, where she went to attend the marriage of tier sis ter-in-law, Miss May Belle Sutherland. Misses Lizzie Belie Farmer and Helen Bland O. H. Wool ten, and Contractor G. L. Adams. These gentlemen are go ing to have a $40,000 oourt house erected in Mt. Vernon, the county town of Montgomery. Mr. Goluoke is the ar chitect, and he wanted them to see Coweta’s oourt house before beginning their building. Miss Clestelle McLeroy’s recital given at the Auditorium Iasi Friday night, scored a fluttering success. A large an- 1 diencc was present and the program pteased all. Miss Rosalind Tapper, vo- enlist, of Atlanta; Mr. Robert Lovejoy, j of this city; and the following pupils of Miss McLeroy's elocution class assisted I in rendering the program: Misses Bes sie Dent, Mary Cranford, Margaret I Murphey, Georgia Atkinson, Ruth Thompson, Fiorine Walker, Imogen Siuiril, Mildred Merck, and Herbert! Cranford, Hill Freeman and Arthur' Leigh. Luverne, Ala., Fehrumy J7th, 1905, Prof. Clias. Astiu: I have had the I pleasure of using in my Lyceum per formances the Clinton l'iuno, which you Wo are trying to c.omliic.t a modal, modern grocery store; and our patrons say wo tire meeting with some success. The essentials of 1 ho success of our enter prise (as wo see them), are completeness and quality ol'stock, reasonable prices mid excellent service. You find all of these essentials in our business. The stock includes everything you expect your grocers to sell. It is of the highest quality, composed of nice, elenn, fresh goods of standard brands and grades. You can order anything from us witli the certainty of getting it and of getting satisfaction in quality as well. As to prices—they speak for themselves. The same is true of service. Goods bought in our store are bought at right prices; and there’s the added certainty of reliable and prompt delivery. All of these points are vital considerations in the matter of selecting grocers who can and will retain your patronage. Jf you’re not our customer, give a trial order. We are sure that we can please you C. P. STEPHENS & GO. NEWNAN S LIVE GROCERS. Mune gave a delightful piano recital at | H0 cleverly represent, and it is with | Klindworth Conservatory in Atlanta on the evening of May 25th. Miss Farmer, who is a very talented musician, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Farmer, of this oity. Miss Rae Lowe Sponcler, a musician of whom the State is justly proud, will assist in the commencement music pro- ; gram of Brenau College, Gainesville, her alma mater. This accomplished what a piano should be genuine pleasure that I recommend it to all who have use for a high class instru ment. The action is easy and agreeable and it combines with that full masterly tone that other requisite in a good piano —a tone that is both sweet and musical. It fails to my lot to have to deal with at least two hundred pianos in a season and I feel that I am a qualified judge of lady will also represent, at the annual concert, J. Lewis Browne, in two num bers of his own composition. Tliis high confidence is well merited, and Newnan wishes her tiie greatest success of her life. Yours for success, Ralph Bingham. I)r. C. A. Smith, Veterinarian, treats all diseases of domestic animals. Calls answered day or Tax Collector E. Gary Summers will 1 ™ght, Office at Gearreld’s livery be at Haralson on May 29tli, at Senoia stable. tt on May 30th and 31st and June 1st. Read the News : From June 2nd to 20th he will be in his , office in the court house. This will af-, ; ford everybody ample opportunity to 1 BWlm » nrst, last I make tax returns. time. and be in and all the the A Good Razor a Luxury. We guarantee our razors to do the work; put them in good shape before leaving our store, and hone and strap them free when they fail to give you a smooth shave. There is nothing that helps a good razor more than a good strap, and our line of straps would be a credit to a much larger city than Newnan. We carry the best Badger hair shaving brushes and Italian razor hones. In fact everything that goes to make shaving a pleasure. Williams Shaving Soap, the regular ioc size, for 5c a cake. Newnan Hardware Co. BRADLEY-WESTER’S OLD DRUG STORE. PHONE 148-2 Notice Of Local Legislation, obinery of other kiuda, from oreeks and Notice ia hereby giveu that there will! ° i t * ier running streams in the County of be introduced at the next session of the 1 ^ owota ! R,1< 1 lor other purposes. ct General Amenably of Georgia a bill to " 1- be entitled Sample Straw Hats. AN ACT to provide for the removal Five hundred sample straw hats just of obstructions of all kinds, other than : received, to be Hold at aotual New York dams used for oppcatiDe mill* or ma-1 C0Ht ’ styles—nllquali ties. ^ ■ tf Hardaway * Hunter.