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'po«n lu.m II.T/III1J.IJ III ,, .limn Jiinio.. nain« mi «l'l ll jn - u'll ijil putt poxn •/lllIJiiJ '"i i|B|i|M mi «|i|'>i| H'l’l' iyto|i>i(il j n.iinm n J OJ.il •! f II 111 1 'I \ (iini.iiiXimm U r- EH3F~" oA»q i>.\v f .niq^nffonjsuj S'P.TdS0.f ( J< ym'fa.m ANNOUNCr.MtNTS. I util ii n mill nil’ lit Tax Collector, I' llu ii in s i ii i ii| lei in ill tin- Inin II. |{. Davies Will ii | iprt-c in I • • llm mi|i|xmI uf • ‘Vi ry Mill i'ol (!iwi lu fouiily ; mill, If ili'i'liil will Irvin -nivi Ili<- people fmtliliilh mill till llu- office totlm linst n! my ability As il ,s nnl v n slim I lime until llm |i iiimri mil I mu I'millin'il hi I lie office nl this Iiiinv tilin'uf \ 1’itr, it willin' ini- |in«sili|i in .' ' uiiiiiy nl tin- voters |h• r si mull \ Inn I I runt nil will i H n 1in I M< r urn nil iIiin nl |iiinmi'y. Mv cundiilncy is subject in iiutiuu ill Democratic iniinmy. .1. W. WILCOXON. Tu the vnlom of Coweta County: 1 am n emululitto for lux colluotor for llm uncxpircd term. 1 titkn Mils nmtlnxl Ordinary’s Nonces. i ;i:< )KGL\—Coweta Comity. .1 1! Si mins nud .1. K. Simms, nil- iniiif-1raIort nl estate of Georgo K. Simms, deopascd. having applied to the Court of Ordinary of said County for h'itvi to sill llm lauds, mnl Railroad Sio-ks and Honda, belonging to estate of sold di’oeawd, all ])ersoua concerned nre ris|inred to show ennse in *nid Court by ilm first Monday in February next, if any they cun, why said application should not he ('milled. This January and. 11HKI, Ij. A. PERDUE, Ordlnnry. OKI >R(»I A- -(low eta t Inn ii tv. W II. Barfield, Admr of estn»e of Elizabeth I) Vines, deceased, huviiiix applied to the Court of i Irdiunt y ol said Coalily for letter- of diamission t rom Ins -uni Irnat, all persons concerned lire re- ipnred to show cause m wild Court by the (list Monday in Fi hriinry next, if n.i iliev can, why said application -linnlil not he planted This .liniuniy 1st, inon. Ij A PERDUE, Ordinary. 11 K< »R( 11A l ’nweta I i unity. I lie i stall’ ol Emilv (lay, Lmmtie. of -uid County, In mg unrepresented and n il likely to lie lepresenied, all persons noneerimd are re<|uired to show onuse in the Court ol i »r>11tint v ol said County, on the first Monday in Fehroary next, wh v (riiardliiliship of the. propel ty of said lmmtie should not he vesled in the County (iiiardiun. This .Imiuury and, loon. Ij. j\ I'BRcUK, Ordinary. (I K'l >Hi iij\ ('nweiu ('minty. The estate of C. H. Newmmi, liite" of said County, deceased, hclng unrepre sented and not likely to lie represented, all persons ooneerned are required to show ennse in the Court of Ordinary of said County, oil the first Monthly in I'Vhruurv next, why such administra tion dc honis non shoiildjnoljho vested in the County Administrator. This .lull. 4, IOOU. Ij. A. PERDUE, Oidiuary, GEORGIA—Coweta County. | The estate) ot Mra. Marv Howell, late I of said County, deceased, hemp unrep resented nud not likely to be represented, nil persons concerned [nre required to show ennse in the Oourt’of Ordinary of The Wonder* of Smellln*. James Mitchell, who died ill or nbout 1833 In the county of Xarln. in Scot land, and was born blind on Nov. 11, 1795, recognized, says the World of Wonders, different persons by smell ing Tlie famous Mr. Hoyle mentions a blind man at t'troeht who could dis tinguish different metals by the differ ent ixlors, and Martials records the ease of a person named Mr.ttitrru who could tell h.v sinellinp whether copper was true Corinthian or not. Indian travelers have recorded that certain natives who habitually abstained from iniluial fo<xl have a sense of amulllnp which is so exquisitely delicate that they call toll from which well u vessel of water has been obtained. It lias been related that by smell alone the neproea of the A lit i I Ich will detect the footsteps of a Frenchman from those of a nepi'o. Maree Marei has left an account of ii monk at Prague who could tell by smelling anything given to him who had last handled It. The guides who neeompmiy travelers In the route from Aleppo to Itahylon will tell by smelling the desert mind how near they ure to the latter place. Tlw I’ollv uf ( liarmr. A California judge told the following story: ''Montana .link, a highwayman I prosecuted mid convicted while I was district uttorney. was a great humor ist. The day lie received his sentence the judge asked him whether lie had anything to say against sentence being passed upon him. .luck admitted that he had no protest to make, hill that he would like to say n few words to the young in<*ii in Hie eouriroom. Consent was given, mid JueU spoke as follows: "‘Hoys, ui> ml vice to you Is to slick to whatever you nre doin’. Ihin't change your occupation or you'll never gel along in the world. Hook at me. I was ii successful burglar for years, never got emiglil mid collared lots of dough. Then I turmxl highway man and got caught In my llrsi holdup. And here I iiiii, all the result of changing my occupation. Whatever you ure, hoys, slick to It.’" — Han Francisco i 'hroniclc. I’nnI llrvi-rr, llenllst. Was Paul Revere n dent 1st V The fol lowing advertisement published In the Huston liaxette and Country Journal of ltevere’s time Is believed to prove that he was; "Whereas, many persons are so unfortunate as to lose their Fore-teeth by Accident and otherways, to their great Detriment, not only lu Looks, hut speaking t>oHi In Public and Private:—This Is to Inform all such only to appeal to tl.,-voter*, for I haven’t ^ C() 01l t|l0 .„* m | Mondav itl tlmt they may have them replaced with ‘o nmlten house to bonseoan.l^^,, w| 'd^ni/tra- ^tlOcl.l ones that looks as well as viihs, ns I shall he busy m the school.. . .. . . ' . ,, the Natural & answers tlie eud of nsuii; mid 1 haveii t the Inollimtloii, as I J Hix>nklug to ull Intents, by Paul Re do not think it necessary to itp|x<nl to intelligent voters by kissing all the 1 hlibies. i shall appreciate your help. Respectfully, F. O. WATKINS. ! Administrator. This .Inn Mh, mod. Ij. A. PKRDUK, Ordinary. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. 1 hereby announce myself n candidate GKORGIA— Oowcta Oounty. for the ottloe of Tin Oolleotor to till the ! All imrsons having demands against uueipired term of Rev, II. It. Davies, 1 the estate of John W. Arnold, late of deceased, and will nppreoiate the lu- said comity, deceased, are hereby noti- tluooce and aupjxirt ol the Demoeratle tied to render their claims aooording to voters of the county. My candidacy is I law; and all parties indebted to said de- nf oourae subject to the action of the erased nre requested to make immediate Democratic i«rty. payment to tho undersigned. This Jan. W. 8. 11U11BARI). | II, 111011. N. O. BANKH, 1 15 Fjxccutor John W. Arnold,Idcccascd. I take this method of notifying my ————— friends that 1 am u candidate for Tax Oolleotor to till the vaoanuy unused by the death of Rev. H. It. Davies. I need ! vere, Goldsmith, near tho head of Dr Clarke's Wharf, Hoston. All Persons who have had false Teeth flxt by Mr. John (taker, Hurgeou Dentist, and they have got looae tas they will In tlmei may have them fastened by the aliove who learnt the Method of fixing them from Mr. linker." Dangers of a Cold and How to Avoid Thom. More fatalities have their origin in or the office, and will he grateful for the result, from a cold than from any other support of my friends. My oaudldaoy ; onuse. This fact atone should make is subject to tlie not ion ot the Demo- |x>ople more careful as there is no dmi- cratio party. T1I0H. J. WILKIN HON. Libol for Divorce. ; gor whatever from a cold when it is , pro|x«rly treated in the beginning. For ! many years Oliatnberlaiti’s Oougli Kern- 1 edy Ims been recognized as the most A Weird Old House. There Is an old manor house at Kuaresliorough, Ragland, parts of which were Inillt 700 years ago. It Is u tine place, with tiingiilllcent panel ing in the rooms, a hedstead lu which Cromwell once slept, a priests' hiding place anil a ghost. The priests' hiding place Is concealed by a spring door. The present occupant of the house says that during tin* night sounds of foot steps are heard on the landing, anil It Is Impossible to keep the door of this room closed. On one occasion the foot steps were accompanied by n loud bump ut the door of another room. During some recent restorations the akeleton of u woman was found Imriod at the foot of n staircase. Kiuuiii H. Winkles prompt and effectual medicine in use for this disease. It nets mil nature's Wavm.md.Winkles \ j ‘ ,lnn ’ loom '" H tl,e ''‘>ugli, relieves the Libel for Divorce in Coweta Su|.erior ‘’I*'" 8 tho »'»' *‘Ws nn- Court, March Term. 1WM. ,un ' the system to a healthy GKORGIA-Cowcta County. condition. Hold by Dr. Paul Peniston, To Wnyuioiui Winkles, Defendant in ow,mn ' tile above stated case: You are liereby required, in ix>rsou or l>y Attorney, to lx' anil np|x>nr at the Song Books Free. , , . , Bend IJ names and addresses of music next term of the Huiierior Court to lie i, , , , ,, , , , ‘ lenders, mnl we will mail vou n copy of field iu and for sunt Count v on the lli-st, , , , x - , , ,, . o» r new Huudtiv school hook No. 4 Monday in March, IlKkt, then mid there , , .. | March 1st, or send lixi with uiimes, and to answer tlie plaintiff in mi action of Rsorclslna Ulsrasc, Very curious methods were em ployed by the ancient Babylonians to exorcise disease. Tlie sucking pig uud kid played an important part lu the reuiedlea. The pig or kid was to be { killed, cut up and placed upon the sick man. The heart of the pig, which hud j been placed upon the sick mun’s heart. I was to he held by him, and the pig's | heart was to be as his heart, the blood i us his blood, the tlosh as his fle-sh, and the pig was to l>e lu his stead. The virgin kid was dealt with In the same wuy, being placed upon the sick mnu. Bigger Yields • A given number of acres fertilized with Farmers' Bone produce a greater yield of cotton, than the same acreage with ordinary fertilizer. Farmers' Bone does more than that. It makes it possible to reduce the acreage and increase the yield. Try it this year. The man who uses Made With Fish has twenty-one years of fertilizer experience back of him. Over 13,U00 carloads of Royster fertilizers were used on the crops of 1^05. This volume of business stamps Farmers’ Bone the best. LOOK AT OUR TWENTY YEARS’ RLGOfiD 1905 1085-250 TONS 1890-1,500 TONS 1895—12,000 TONS 1900-58,455 TONS 130,091 TONS Norfolk, Va. Columbia, S. C. F. S. ROYSTER GUANO 00. Tnrboro, N. C. Macon, Ca. Lemons as Medicine Their Wonderful Effect on the Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Sidneys and Blood. Lemon* are largely used by The Mo/.ley Lemon Klixir Cotnpnny, in compounding their Lmmon Elixir, a picatmtit Lemon Laxative anil Tonic—a mihstitute for all Cathartic and Lifer l’ills. Lemon Klixir posi tively cures all Biliousness, Consti pation, Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Headache, Malaria, Kidney Disease, Dizziness, Colds, Loss of Appetite, i'evers, Chills, Blotches, Pimples, all Impurities of the Blood, Pain iu the Chest or Buck, and all other dis eases caused by a disordered liver and kidneys, the first Croat Causo of all Fatal Diseases. WOMEN, for all Female Irreg ularities, will find Lemon Elixir a pleasant and thoroughly reliable remedy, without the least dangeirof possible harm to them in any condi tion peculiar to themselves. 50c and $1.00 per bottle at ALL DRUG STOKES “One • Dose Convinces.’ Libel for Divorce; ns in default thereof, said Court will proceed thereon ns to justice may Appertniu. Witness the Hon. It W. Freeman, Judge of said Court, this the find day of January, IPtNl. L TCRN1CR, Clerk. Wood’s Seed Book FOR 1906 ■a one of the handsomest and most valuable publications of the kiud issued. The useful and practical hints contained in the annual issues of Wood’s Seed Book make it a most valuable help to all Farmers and Gardeners and it has long been recognised as an up-to- date authority on all Garden and Farm Seeds, particularly for southern planting. Wood's Ssod Book moiled free to Farmers and Gardeners upon request. Write for It T.W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen, RICHMOND, . VIRGINIA. We solicit your orders direct, for both VEGETABLE snd FARM SEEDS, If your msrrfctnt iloe. not sell WOOD'S SEEDS. get n copy of our chureli hook, Resur rected Hongs. J. B. Vaughan, Athens, Ga. A Jamaican Lady Speaks Highly of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs. Michael Hart, wife of the super intendent of Cart Service at Kingston, .IIIMillion, West Indies Islands, says that she has for some years used Chamber lain's Cough Komedyfor coughs, croup and whooping cough and has found it very beuefloial She 1ms implicit con fidence in it and would not bo without ft Sunday Work. "Little boy," siild tlie stern olergy- mau, "you should not he working on Sunday. What would your father say 7” "Why, pa’s working too!" “What Is he doing?” "lMaylu’ the organ In yer church choir.”—New York Press. A Conceited Man. Edith—Harry Is the most conceited . man I ever met. Ethel—What makes you think so? "Why. ho first asserts that l am the most adorable woman In the world, the most beautiful, Intellectual and In ev ery respect a paragon and then asks bottle of it iu her home. Sold by Dr. me If I ilo not love him.” Paul Peniston, Kewmui, Ga. A Wlss Man. "I noticed after you left the house . this morning you went back again. \ (Colds It should be borne in mind that every cold weakens the lungs, low ers the xitulity and prepares the system for the more serious dis eases, among which are the two greatest destroyers of human life, pneumonia and consumption. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy lias won its great popularity by its prompt euros of this most common ailment. It aids expectoration, re lieves the lungs and opens the secretions, effecting a speedy and permanent cure. It counteracts any tendency toward pneumonia. ^J*rice 25c, Large Size 50c. Subscriptions for all news papers and magazines receiv ed at The News office. The News offers th6 big gest and best clubbing prop ositions made by any news paper in Coweta County. The Crip. I ( ... "Before we can sympathize with otli- Don’t you know that's unlucky?’ ! era, we most have suffered ourselves." "Well, It would have been a good No one can realize the suffering attend deal more unlucky for me If I hadn’t ant ujion an attack of the grip, unless he Rone back - My wife called me." Inis bad the actual ex|>erience. There is ‘ ! P" ,babl f “° «“«!• **i 8 this p U rT7ntlk*’ , sald the lnqul.l- physieal and mental agony, or which so ttve CU9t omer. successfully defies medical aid All ! ••Yea," replied the milkman. "We aell danger from the grip, however, may lx- the cream separately."—Detroit Free avoided by the prompt use of Chamber- Press. Iain's Cough Remedy. Among tlie tens of thousands who have used tins rein- Art thou in misery, brother? Then I edy, not one case has ever been reported comforted. Thy grief shall that has resulted in pueumouiaorth.il P ass axxaj. Art thou elated? Ah. be has not recovered. For sale bv Dr ^ Temper thy Joy. This, too. ..... x . . • shall pass away.—Paul H. Hayne. Paul Veulxtou, Newuau, Ga. j 60 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE Patents Dcsion* .... Copyrights Ac. Ar.TOQB tending a sketch and description may quickly Ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probmblf patentable. Comtnunlca- ipecial nodes, u.»..™ —— — —— Scientific American. A huxUomelr lllnstrstsd wesklr. Ijirswt cir ca 1st Ion of »nr •olemlfle Journal. Term*. S3 a •nr: four month*, |L Sold by all newsdealer*. MUNN S Co. se,B ~*"’' Hew York Breach Office, OSFBL, Wuhlugion, D. C. H. W. CAMP, President H. ABNER CAMP, Cashier MORELAND BANKING C0„ MORELAND, GA. Capital - - $-25,000.00 We solicit your patronage .and promise you the best service possible.