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M wctrj , t ES I of everythin? NP, 5* Perilitzfer. irr-nir -t ijuniiMtlOBuf ovury thing can readily ho pro- IMi the liberal ugi of Virginia, 'm KVi-tlli/..-rs, tognt.bor with I cultivation. Tlm rnnturlulutaf ilirynroin.nli,ouuiothouitocri- mi mail- anil tho plant* to ootno fjilrtly mill more prollflo. Uso Klnl»-Cnrnlln» Fertilizer* mi li ultHimil Imlt-tnn a : l;lii 11, ouril, whnat uti'l 'ii m k' for, m, harvest yon will h n o tho lurgcHt l he mo lvlll "increase your i! per Hi re”) nnrl finest* ps you over ruNcd in alt ir farm 11 t o. Don't huy tho r l >r b ihetitutn that aify til izor agent rany try to per nio you to put on your larnl, GI1JIA-CAR0LINA CHEMICAL CO., t, Tt., Hurfolk, T», Durham. N 0, Iwi'c 'll, S. C., HaJUaior*, Ml., Atl.nU, i.. fUrjnotk, r„. Monlfi.iuery, Alt., [umptli, T«im„ Shreripnrt, U. tlm Hnpport of my Hampel Hkrkino. ior ri.KHK. I liorcby mi non nee myself n candidate fur I liorK of Hie Superior Court. subject in die notion of the Democratic primary ; mill if oleeteil, promise faithful miri of- fieient Herviee in discharging flip (luticB of tlm office. Hknky L. Hanks. I Imroby nnnnunee my candidacy for re election to the office of Olerk of the •Su|.erior Court, subjoet to tho action of the Doinnorntie primnry election, mid will appreciate the hearty support of the voters of the county. Lynch tciinkii. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. Old )U( 11 A—Coweta County. All person* having demands against the estate of John W. Arnold, lute of said comity, deceased, me hereby non- lied to render llmir claims uncording to law; mid nil parties indebted to said de ceased are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. This Jan. it, IlMHI. N. O. BANKS, Id Executor John W. Arnold, deceased. Emma Harnett, Mrs. Jimmie Harnett, Kobt. Harnett, Anva Harnett and Onro- belle Harnett Coweta Superior Cnurt, March term, I hi Mi Id | ui table Petition to Foreclose Mortgage on Realty. Georgia. Coweta County i o \V G. Harnett, S’s Indigo St,, Co lumbia. S. C.: To Mrs. Nona Hall, Ojelika, Ala.: You, and each of you, an* hereby re quired in person or bv attorney to be and appear at the next term of the Su- p« i lor Court, to be held in and for said County, on the first Monday in March, IlHMi. then and there to answer the plaintiff in an action of Foreclosure of Mortgage on Realty; as io default there of, said Court will proceed thereon ns to justice may appertain. Witness tlm Honorable R. W. Freeman, Judge of said Court, this the ibid day of Feb ruary, 1(106. L. TURNER, Clerk H. C. C. C. TRADE MARK REGISTERED ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOR TAX HIK’I.IVKIf. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Tax Receiver, subject to the Demo cratic ptinmry of Coweta County; mid will, appreciate the support and influence of ray friends and follow citi/.eus John Askew. Sheriff’s Sale. GEORGIA, Coweta County. Will ho sold on the lirst Tuesday in March, 11(0(1, before tile court house ill said county, within the legal hours of ' sale, to the highest bidder for cash, tlm following property, to-wit: A eertuin tract or parcel of land lying on the west side of Ray Avenue, in the city of Ncwnati, in said Slate anil coun ty, hounded cm the north by Fair Street, east by Ray Avenue, South by right of wav of the Central of Georgia Railway Co. mill on tlm west by Inucis known as tlm old lair grounds, excepting the lots heretofore sold oil toCamilla Hollmgs worth, Charlotte Hunter, Maude and 1 teio tjiis method of notifying mv candidate for Tax l> the Democratic pri- deeply grateful fill listunoe id my friends Roxie Corley mid Jane Moss, containing eight acres, more or less. Said land hero who tm* always glad I levied on ns the property of L. R. Ray, Campbell News. With the Exchanges t Mrs. Margaret D. D re wry, of lliis city, went up to Newtian yes terday, where she will spend some time with relatives.—Grilliti News ami Him. Mr. \V. C. Ford recently par- ehasetl the millinery stock of Mrs. \V. \V. Wilson at Henoia, and will hereafter conduct that Intsiness, with Miss Henry Roberts, of La- Grange, in charge.—I.aG range Reporter. Mr. A. W. Htnbbs, a prominent and successful business man of Newnan, was in town yesterday looking after the affairs of his fa ther's t'state, lie was reared in llrs county and has many friends to see The Fertilizer for Big Crops with Less Acreage Fewer acres, lighter labor, larger yields—a happy combination secured with FARMERS' BONE, the fertilizer proved perfect by twenty-one years of great crops from Southern soil. Farmers’ Bone is richest in balanced food for every stage of plant growth from planting time till harvesting, and is suited to a great diversity of crops, from cotton to corn, wheat to small truck. Made with Pish Fish scrap is used in every ton of Farmers’ Bone, insuring nourishment under all crop conditions and making it famous as a crop saver. Look for the Royster trade mark. HERE'S THE SALES RECORD THINK OF THE CROP RECORD 1885-260 TONS 1890-1,500 TONS 1095-12,000 TONS 1900 58,455 TONS 1905-130,091 TONS Norfolk, Va. Columbia, S.C. F. S. ROYSTER GUANO GO. Tarboro, N. C. Macon, Ca. T. J. Wilkinson, to Mil inly alt execution issued from tlui for the ofliofi of Tax City Court of Atlanta, in favor of D. M. |t 0 rhu notion of the Franklin for use of Jiiiiioh b. Hughes et lv, and retmotfnlly 4 agaiust said L R. Ray, principal, and lot my frii'iiils mid Mrs. S. A. Melsuu and John I). Ray, (!. II. Nkwton. securities, and now owned and controll ed by said Mrs. S. A. MoIboii, ns trims- i feree. This February nth, 11)06. J. L. BROWN, Bhoriff. I myself a candidate —■ ■ pihjeot to the Drum Ordinary’s Notices, elected, I will dis |i)i.i,i;< Tint. f the olliee to the Will employ help, J. H. Hydk. Voters of Coweta UE< )UGIA—Oowela County. The estate of Charles Smith, late of said County, decennial, being mirepie- sented and not likely to he represented, Mrs. H. H. Turner entertained a congenial party of friends at an elegant dinner Sunday. The guests were Dr. anti Mrs. \V. A. Turner, Miss Neila Lou Walton and Mr. R. L. Stanford, till of Newnan,Mr. and Mrs, Harry Richards and! Misses Ran line and Lucy Harris. —Carrollton Times. Senoia. (Lllst Week's better.) Rev. J. R. Jenkins filled his regular appointment here last Sunday and. ns u-unl, offered tins congregation some thing good. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Carmichael have recently visited the latter’s father, Mr. Sanford Gav, at Fayetteville. Mr. Gay has been suffering from nil attack of pneumonia, blit to the gratification of his ninny friends, is improving now. Miss Susie Nolan left last week for a Yesterday .1, L. Patterson, of Newnan, who has been with tho Central Railwaj for several years, Havingroceatlv been elected to (111 the nnexpireil term of Rev. 11.R.Davies, late tax notion!nr of Coweta county, and having less than one year in which to fill the olllce and feeling that injustice! to myself, 1 sl^uild he given a full term, 1 hereby respectfully announce my k cnndidnoy for tax collector for the long erm, subject to the rules and regain-; |pns of the Democratic Executive Com Thanking my friends for their - support, 1 hope by diligent attoii- to the duties of the oflleo to tin rit Ricir continued coillidelioe and esteem. W. S llrmiAun. visit to friends in Jonesboro. She will spend several days in Atlanta before re turning home. Ed. S. Perdue, of Chattanooga, was in Spiinin a few days since to see relatives and friends. Master John Davis, who has been con- lined to bis bed for several days on ac count of pneumonia, is now convales cent. Mrs. Aline C. Fall returned home last I Saturday, after a week’s stay with her daughters, Mrs. L. E. A mall at Malone Mr. und Mrs. Himdley Kell en- 1 (l „d Mrs. T. s. Barron at Tiftou. County, being unrepresented and not U'l'Uiitied with tin elaborate ('haling | J. T. North, of New York, spent a fow likely to bo represented, nil persons con- dish supper Wednesday evening, j days with-his parents here last week, corned are required to show canse in the in honor of Mr and Mrs Frank Patrick Curiniolmel, who is operator at i Court of Ordinary of said County, on ,, ,,,, | ('anion, has returned to his work, after | tho first Monday in March, (11)0.1) next. 1 ,llU ‘ 1>Um ’ 1 hospitality ! B „ hort vWt t0 , lU , mroIlts llt Soaoia. Iwliysucii administration should not he ' fke host and hostess made the I A series of protracted services will bo- , v persons concerned are required to was checked into the freight de partment of the Central in this city as agent. This disposes of the much discussed matter and it is hoped that Mr. Patterson will be liked by the people.—Grillin News anti Him. all I show cause in the Court of Ordinary of said County, on the lirst, Monday in March, (llHld) next,‘why moll adminis tration should not he vested ill the County Administrator. This Feb. 7tli, mod. b. A. PERDUE, Ordinary. GEORGIA—Coweta < loan tv. The estate of Judson T. Nixon, of said FOR KIIF.ltIt F. /qioutioc myself a candidate ' Qoweta County, subject to pc ratio primary. in tlie sheriff's Ipromisn to faith- fdisoliarge the du- me. 1,1. A. Stephen* sted iii the Oouuty This Fob. 7th, lllOd. b. A. PERDUE, Ordinary. Mc-naurc Your Friends. “Did you ever umuse yourself.” asks the London Gentlewomnn, “ou a wot Sunday afternoon by giving marks of Administrator, event a pleasure U) all present. In- j gin at the baptist church in April. The! appreciation or the reverse to all your vited to meet the guests ot honor pastor will he assisted by Rev. John : friends and acquaintances? This is the ,, . ,, Todd, of LaFavct.to. Ga. method we employ: There are live H. W. CAMP, PltESIDKNT H. ABNER CAMP, Oashiku MORELAND BANKING CO, MORELAND, GA. Capital - - $25,000.00 We solicit your patronage and promise you the best service possible. OE()RGIA—Coweta County. T. F. Rawls, Artmr. of the estate of Kddlb Smith, deceased, having applied to the Court of Ordinary of snid County for Letters of Dismission from his said trust, all persons concerned are required to show onuse in said Court by the (list Monday in March next, if any they call, why said application should not bo granted. This Feb. 5th, lOOd. L. A. PERDUE, Ordinary. were Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Drake, 1 dd ’ of Lubayi tto, Ga. i m looks . manners' (3i ahlll ’ 1 Mr ,J. 0. Summers, who has been | "eads-W looK8 ' nninneis, G) ama ties; (4) merit and (5) ‘use—and this fifth Item often balances all the rest, for n person may quite likely possess nearly full marks for looks, manners, abilities and merit and yet be of no possible ‘use’ to oneself, while, vice versa, some person may be of great use, one may fancy their company, or Mr. and Mrs. George Hanson, Mr rs. Ed war Patterson, mating his homo in our town for some and Mrs. Ldward Davis, Miss | mouths, left last week for Tilton, Grace Patterson, Mr. Brown.—Griflin News and Sun This is No Joke. mouths, George | whore lie will be with his daughter, Mrs. Gnuldiag. J. C Arnnll, of Monticello, has been spending several days with bis parents tit this place. The police court at Albany net- Mr. Obel Christopher, brother of Mr | Zeb Christopher of Turin, who received myself n candidate the Democratic (bounty; and will up- rt of my friends and GEORGIA—Coweta County to my ability to till ( Tho return of the appraisers setting otfully refer to my , apart twelve mouths’ sup|>ort to the t»r of tlie police force ; family of Robt. F. Milner, deceased, ; the past tea years. having been filed in my office, all per sons concerned are cited to show cause ted #S47 in January, This is more j injuries some time since from a mine than the receipts in Moultrie for explosion at Gadsden, Ala., is consider ed entire year.—Moultrie (Miser- ably improved, but there is some fear of ver. ' .1 D. BREWSTER. I'UKAKl’lt KR. Idnto for County Tmis county, subject to no fnoemtio primary Will support of every voter of and promise faithful service itv’s interests, if elected. Jons N. Neii.i. lids and Fellow Citi/.eus: for County Treasurer a, and need the office, indidncy to the people KJintic primary, and io help I can get W B. W. Dent. T A McCullough, citizen of Haralson khiut ns ibject to action the accident resulting in permanent lameness. N oil don t get enough, Moultrie, Miss Verna Bridges, of Slmrpsburg, is doar. We venture the assertion the guest this week of her cousin, Miss that there are fewer drunk men Allio Atkinson. seen on the streets of Albany in Mrs.tr D. Pollock, of Atlanta, and i.v Hu i.t M.ii.a.kv iinrni, huh! „.i„. .. .. Mrs. G. E. Nolan, of Miu'iotta, liavo l by the 1st Monday or March, l.H)d, why , t,he course ot a year titan in any;, .. > ... , J J been with their parents, Mr. nml Mrs. eitj ot equal size in the State, uoi'j yp jq Couch, this week. Mrs. Pollock is disorder otteu attempted by the returned home Wednesday, but Mrs. rowdy class of natives or visitors. Nolan will reiuniu in Senoia until Mon- But when a mail does get drunk day of next week, and appear on the streets, or when said application for twelve months’ sup port should not be granted. This Fel fttli, lOOfi. L. A. PERDUE, Ordinary. Libel for Divorce. Em urn I. Winkles . vs Waymoud Winkles ' Libel for Divorce in Coweta Superior Court, Maroh Term, I'.Kkt. GEORGIA—Coweta County. To Waymoud Winkles, Defendant ill the above stated case: You are hereby required. in person or by Attorney, to be and appear at tlie 'next term of tho Superior Court to ho invited to contribute in an amount ! hold in and for .-aid County on the first calculated to leave a bright spot on his meinorv. That is the only . . , . Itching Piles a city ordinance is violated m . i If vou are acquainted with anyone some other manner, the offender is who is troubled with this distressing ail- prompth taken in tow and his ' me,,t - vou can do him no greater favor , , , „„ i than to toll him to try Chamberlains tuiuu* i* u to roil oil tllo Iiookot. 1 hero Salve. It pives instant r(‘lipf. Price 25 are no favorites or immlines in Albany. Existing ordinances are enforced “regardless,” and when a defendant i> adjudged guilty he is cents iht box. Sold by Dr. Paul Penis- ton, Newnan, Ga. Notice. Monday in March, lWd, then and there to answer the phnutiff in an action of Libel for Divorce; a.-- m default thereof, .vint Court will proceed thereon as to justioe may appertain. \\ 11lies- the Hon. R. W. Freeman, Judge of slid Court, this the -’iei day of January, l'.HV 1. TURNER, Clerk. NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS. M. N. Colley vs Eliza J. Barnett, Ella Brown, J. P. Barnett, R. J. Barnett. W. way to run a city's police court business satisfactorily, for of what earthly use are municipal ordi nances if they are to be the founda tions for such farces a>S| for plain druuksaud *1.50 for drunks "w ith trimmin's.'” A police court tine ia supposed to !>e a penalty, not a joke.—A Ilian v Herald. J T Holmes, Real Estate and Rent- I hereby notify all persons in- times.” debted to J. F. Reynolds, bank rupt, of Newnat , Ga„ to call at my office over Newnan Ranking Co and settle at once. It is necessary that the business of said J. F. Reynolds be closed up at once. J. Littleton Jones, tf Attorney for Trustee. they may have u knack of sympathy, yet be very deficient In manners or njerlt. The marks range from 0 to 20, and if you are quite conscientious i awarding your marks you will be sur prised to find how the law of averages conies In and how much the sum total of one individual’s marks resembles an other.” Engli.li Cookery. French cookery came from Italy, but long before France attained any dis tinction English cooking was spoken of as the best in Europe. After the reign of Ilcury VIII. soups and fish fell Into general disuse, and larger quantities of meat occupied their place. “In the reign of James II. cookery had fallen to Its lowest depth. It revived a little in the reigns of Anne and George I„ degenerated again in the reigns of George II. and III., until at last Eng lish cooking was little better than that of the ancient Britons.”—London Tele graph. A Natural Inference. Six-yeur-old Fanny, just returned from Sunday school, seemed to have something on her mind. “Mother,” she said after awhile, "they must have had very large beds in Bible ‘•Why?” asked her mother. “Well, our teacher told us today that Abraham slept with his four fathers.” —Harper’s Weekly. Hot Water. Nothing is better to tnke on rising than a cupful of hot water. One hot drink on an empty stomach clears the system for the day. and for many per sons a tablespoonful of lemon Juice in- _____— ! creases the efficacy. Taken on going A lot of men who are always Jo bed without lemon it will help to Induce sleep. Both night and morning prating about justice really want ^as the effect of helping to clear the Their Wonderful Effect, on the Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Blood. Lemons are largely used by The Mozley I^emon Elixir Company, in compounding their Lemon Elixir, a pleasant Lemon Laxative and Tonic—a substitute for all Cathartic and Liver Pills. Lemon Elixir posi tively cures all Biliousness, Consti pation, Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Headache, Malaria, Kidney Disease, Dizziness, Colds, Loss of Appcti c, I'evers, Chills, Blotches, Pimples, all Impurities of the Blood, Fain in tlie Chest or Back, and all ether dis eases caused by a disordered liver and kidneys, the first Great Causa of all Fatal Diseases. IasGMEN, for ail Female Irreg ularities, will find Lemon Elixir a pleasant and thoroughly reliable remedy, without the least dangerof possible harm to them iu any condi tion peculiar to themselves t;oc and $i.oo per bo'.tleat - ALL DRUG STOrLS j “One Dose Convinces.” G Barnett, Kate Camp, Nona Hall, I ing Agent. Office over 1st Nat. Bonk, mercy. j complexion. Pianos and Organs. I am agent for the Cable Piano Company and s.-ll the “Chic-igo Cottage, ’ Mason & Hamlin and o.her organs of standard makes. These instruments are warranted to give satisfaction in quality and price. Don’t buy an instrument without consulting me. W. H. Reynolds, D Newnan, Ga. K ■ ■ «-,i —iu music Itruments telephone