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POTTS AND PARKS WOOLEN DRESS GOODS AND SILKS. You can find the correct styles here in both medium and fine materials. We have just opened our spring line of both black and colored dress goods and invite you to call and inspect them. BLACK GOODS There is no belter IILAt'lx Ilian “(inltl Meilid" anil we nm\ a «*Ofn|Him* in Ian cy mill plain weaves embnic ing Mohairs, Imperial Merges, I’aiadiiics anil Nicili mis, priced, pci yard 50e In SI.50 COLORED MOHAIRS Many rnialilniilioiiH in fancy, niMit figures, .'III inches wide, |H>r yanl 50c I 'lain Mohairs, 50 inrlirs 50> GRAYS THE FAD < 'licsLcrficid Suitings in slinili's nl ray anil* linn mi'lal, IN inrlii's SI.25 CREAM GOODS Must l'V in \ lot it nl' sly If Mill want a wliill* in iTfiiin suit nr nIiiit this spring. Wi* show a (ini' rangf nl' weaves, per yanl, from 25c t<> SI.00 SILKS AII I hat is stylish is f’onnil hfif in Silks, in liliifk, xvliiti'nr folnrs. <'llill'nn la licit a in lilai-k or white, •III ini'lifs wiili*, per .vanl SI.00 Itlai'k ur whit** ilalinti, 50 ini'hfs w nlf, per yard, 50c to £• 75c .lap Silks, in all similes, 27 inrlii's, piT yard .... 50c POTTS a Phone IOV Ray Street PARKS Newnnn, Ga. The Newnan News Isaued Every Friday. J. T. FAIN, Editor and Publisher SUBSCRIPTION RATE. $1.00 PER YEAR. OFFICIAL PAPER OF COWETA COUNTY. ’Phono No. 20. OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN THE WILCOXON BLOG Tin* News will stake a eoca-cola against a year's snlisfripliini to the Herald and Agoni/.er, oil this proposition: That said paper will refuse to print in its eolninns its honest eonvietions as to who will enrry Coweta eonnty for governor. A Japanese author lias been furnishing daily installments of a serial story to a newspaper in that country for the past eight years. Charlie Daniel ought to employ him to tell the sniveling public about the troubles of the Atlanta News. Again the Herald and Adver tiser is essaying tlie familiar role of political prophet—a role, how ever, in which the II. and A. does not impress the public as it once did. The public lias learned in recent years that the II. and A's. political prognostications are not ; infallible, A vote for any man in the race for governor, except Hoke Smith, is a vote for Clark Howell. A majority of Georgia's voters evi dently favor Hoke Smith, and the 1 News lines not lielieve they are go ing tobccpjoled into electing How ell by dividing their votes among the other four candidates. particular the resultant of partici pation and experience. Of this latter fact the New s is immensely proud. The News is a newspaper—a business enterprise- not a politi cal hand-organ w itli monkey attach ment. The News’ editor is a journalist and a business man— not a machine finished pollytieiau. The primary functions of u new s paper are three—the printing of news, tlie publishing of legitimate advertising, tlie rnaintenuuco of an editorial page devoted to frank and honest discussion of matters of public interest and to expression of the paper's honest view s in ref erence to these matters. A news paper is not fulfilling a proper func tion nor discharging a duty to the public w lien it iH'comes a political pack-horse, and any newspaper i> most unfortunate which has a pol itician a> tlie controlling spirit in its affairs. I’ollytieks and politicians do not worry the News. They merely furnish diversion and afford amuse ment. Sometimes the News strolls among the cages in the political m.'lingerie and prods the animals with u pitchfork. At this panic- uiar period the News is engaged in that delightfully diverting pas time. The News lias no regret Is-cause it does not shine as a political wiseacre—such as the Herald and Advertiser. If the News’editor had been a professional pollytieiau for twenty years or more, he would, undoubt edly, have acquired by experience some of the overpowering political w isdom which glorifies the exist ence of the II. and A. If pollyticks were the News’ mainstay and journalism merely a News is not responsible for side-line, the News would devote and Ad- more time and ellbrt to pollyticks WE STILL CLAIM That you ought to buy furniture and house furnishings at this store: because the stock is the largest, ami tlie prices the most reasonable in the city*, if quality is considered. Our claim will be verified if you will give us the opportunity to show the stock and name prices. DEPOT 8T. E. O. REESE, NEWNAN, GA. NEWNAN MARBLE WORKS J. E. ZACHARY, Proprietor. Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of marble and granite. GEORGIA MARBLE A SPECIALTY All work guaranteed to be first class in every particular. Parties needing anything in our line are requested to call, examine work and get prices. OFFICE AND WORKS NEAR THE RAILROAD JUNCTION NEWNAN, CEORCIA Careful Inspection •••• The tlie fact that the Herald , vertiser is not Enterprising i energetic enough to get all ami ami less to its business. the If our thoughts were centered'on news,nor for the fact that it hasn't pollyticks, if we talked only of gut the nerve to print all it gets, pollyticks, dreamed of nothing but However, we are willing to gi\e pollyticks, made a living out of the old eounsel; lady tlie benefit of our o we suggest that the II. pollyticks—we would strive to be come ii political expert, like the A A. purchase a few gallons of- Herald and Advertiser—and if, tiiat famous nervine manufactured like that astute jotirnul, a quarter Canned Goods Season . . in Hlkhurl, Indiana. It is quite probable that lhi> decoction can be of a century of effort advanced ns no further than Hie station of a of the work we do—no mntter how small the job—has a great deal to do with our success in repairing vehicles. We are not content un til we feel sure you will lie con tented. So if you have met with a break down or a shake-down come to us. What we can’t do in carriage or wagon repairing can’t be done anywhere by anybody . obtained in exchange for advertis- tyro, we would quit the job. iug space in the II III ns. 11. ami A's. col- Tliis i I b m H1 - • the season when housewives in order to supply their tallies resort w it h to Canned id i I lies and culinary delicacies. We do not In -ilale to assert that this store but the most varied assortment of fresh, reli able Canned Goods hi the city. 1 lousckcopors are cor dially invited to visit the store and sou the stock for themselves; or an order via the telephone will be prompt ly honored, A small part of our canned goods stock is ment ioned below : Tlirri'ikuiiiiI oiuik Siaip Beans, English mid French Pea*, l’ork and Iteaiis. ('onei'iitraled Ycgctnhln Soup, Hein/ Tnnmtn Soup, Mock I'urtle Soup, Chicken Soup, ('ream of Celery Soap, ('milled \spmngus. While Cherries. Pie ('Iniries, California Peaches, Apricots, Phi ms, l iooseherries. W e have an eh gnat stock of Olives, Pickles mill Cuiltalou|>cs. C. P. STEPHENS & CO., The Prompt Service Grocers. | Telephone No. 31. Aiiiimftiiinni 1 "MPNi,,inmhiv, in ci.'iiwtiH < The Herald ami Advertiser “has spoke" but has not answered the News' question. Wo put it again: If Hr. Nunnally hud not entered llic field, which gubernatorial can didate would have carried Coweta county ? The Herald and Adver tiser ought to be able to answer this simple question; because, first, it is an infallible political prophet; secondly, il has tried to muddy tlie waters ami work up sentiment for all of the candidates except Hoke Smith. In addition to it- efforts in behalf of all the candi dates except Smith, we are re minded of tIn*dear H. and A's. 1 i111A Joe Hill Hall fiasco, the re sult of which was so ludicrous that it furnished Inn for the entire county for a whole month. POLLYTICKS AND POLLYTICIANS. Hut -to conclude the point up on which the Herald ami Adver tiser is impaled is not the News' lack of political wisdom no—it is the fact That the News can readily look clean through the Herald and Ad vertiser’s pretenses and see clearly the political chicanery back of them. CLOSE OF HUNTING SEASON. MERCK & DENT Buggy Builders. Legal Blanks be in- We have an ontiivly new process, on which patents are pend ing, whereby wo can refaee old Brass Column and Head Buies, -t pt and thicker and make them fully as good ns new and without any unsightly knobs or feet on the bottom. PRICES. \\ hat our ‘‘fecrless" contempo rary doesn't know about State and county polities j> “llonc lore out ob tie book." — Herald ami Adver tiser. The soft impeachment implied in the allot e paragraph affords the News an excellent text for a short dissertation on pollyticks and pol- lytieians and the ways of tlie last mentioned critters; so the News will proceed to dissertate. flic News confesses to some ad miration for statesmen, but be stows nothing but contempt upon pollyticians. Civic and economic 'flic Ii ii nt i ii“ season proper closes on March 15. The time for killing w ild ducks ami woodcocks expired on February' I. and the date for hunting deer passed w ith January I, but it is still lawful to hunt quail, ami w ill be until March 15. The hunting of many other game birds, such as w ild turkeys.pheas ants. snipes, doves and the like is also permitted until that date. flic time for catching fish in any of the waters of the State, except with hook and line, expired on February t, and this prohibition extends to July I. though it does not apply to shad until after the 15th of April. Those who enjoy fishing with hook and line, how-* ever, may do so to their heart's content. A stock of all kinds of Legal Blanks will found at the NEWS OFFICE. The stock cludes»Notes, Mortgages, Deeds, Bonds and all blanks used by business men, as well as those used only by justices, constables and attorneys. All ofgthese blanks are regular in form, and the paper and printing are exceptionally good. Infifact, no blanks printed in the State look better or will give the users better satifaction. Prices are the same as other printers charge for blanks. THE NEWS solicits business in this line and guarantees that users of these blanks wil, be entirely pleased with them. A Habit to be Encouraged. The mother who has acquired the habit of keeping on hand a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, saves herself a great amount of uneasiness and anxiety. Coughs, colds and croup, to which children are susceptible are quick ly cured by its use. It counteracts any tendency of a cold to result in pueu- Kcfucing Column and Head Rules, regular lengths, 20cts each. “ S. “ and “ Buies, lengths 2in. and over lOcts. per lb. A sample of refaced Buie with fall particulars, will be cheer fully sent on application. f DR. T. B. DAVIS, Residence Telephone No. 5-3 Calls. DR. W. A. TURNER, Residence Telephone No. 64. Drs. Davis & Turner Ph>sicidns <ind Surgeons Newnan, Georgia. Offices in Sanatorium Buildme, corner Tele- problems and policies and matters monin, and if given ns soon as the first College and Hancock streets, pertaining to good government symptoms of^croup api*nr, it will pre- phone No. 5-2 calls MANTPACTURERS OF Type and High Grade Printing Material, ouiMnciPMia Pa never fail to enlist the News' in terest and enthusiasm, but polly- ticks and pollytieiau- are number ed with the minor atllictions of i life—such as gnats. Most- and red bugs. And yet the News does know something of polly ticks and polly - vent the attack. This remedy contains nothing injurious and mothers give it to little ones with a feeling of perfect se curity. Sold by Dr. Paul Peniston, Newnan, Gtv. Cas in the Stomach. Belching and that sense of fullness so ; often experienced after eating is caused by the formation of gas. The stomach Z. Greene, I). D. Cilice on Second Floor oi Black Bros. Co.’s Building L. JYL Farmer, LAWYER. Office on Second Floor of the Arn Merchandise Co.’s Building Dr. C. A. Smith, VETERINARIAN. ‘Winnowed Songs"—the great song book for 1906. Best song Stomach and Liver Tablets will correct the dis- ticians;but its knowledge is glean- single, 25c; sample pages free, ed from observation, and is in no 46 J. L Moore, Bethlehem, Ga. fails to perform its functions and the , Treats all diseases of domestic animals food ferments. Chamberlain’s Stomach • Calls answered day or night. Office at Gearreld’s Livery Stable. l*or anything in music or musi | cal instruments telephone No. I90j book ever published. Gontains order. .They aid digestion and strength- the cream of all books. ¥2.50dozen; eu and invigorate the stomach aud bowels. For sale by Dr. Paul Peuistou, Newnan, Ga.