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Time for
Spring Cleaning
ALLHALLOW EVE.
After Spring Cleaning llse
“JAP-A-LAC”
<• n<-w w*>*.d fin j-h I ;r p:
Hinting hard and
It w -"<1 ll's*ir-, lied-and
diniiig-r'.oiu fur-
tur*-. ji- rch chair-. “*t<-
en door*, grate-,
W*‘ carry all -i/*•- in
all color-.
\V«- have a g*>*x 1 all bnsf
le paint brush at
! inch for
10c
1{ inch for
15c
'1 inch lor
20c
'i\ inch for
25c
JV-i-rl'-HH Iron Enamel for grat*-- ami fir*-
places, one pint can for -'*<•. a brush fre<*
with every nail.
Erinrii'-lin**, the l*-t stov<- |*.lish, niuk* -
your old stove new for 10c.
Phone 11*, \V<- deliver promptly.
Newnan Hardware
Company
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FGR|IHE FARM AND GARDEN.
W<* Imv <• in -lock all kind-of -*»'••<I» for farm and gar
den. They ar*- fr*-**li and r*-liuhle and will prod tic. good r*-
-ii11-. A (inn lot of union -<-t- and )ri*■ 11 potato.•- arc in
cluded in our -I r d -to'-k. (lur Irish pot at on** nr** genuine
ICont*• r11 ({rown stock, and ar*- priced at Jo ennti* |i*-r p*-'*k,
which is th<- low* -t pric*- i uini-d in Ni-wnun for tru* seed «if
lilis- I riutiipli Early l! *-, <* lodrich aiid 4 l’*-‘ rh-•* varieties.
It"A I i M KKr
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l.'-mciiil.i i, w* sell tin "( ow.'ta" and "tlx Brand" guano*.-,
always keep on hand plenty of No. I Timothy May and all
of her needed supple - lor t h* farm : and ar<- prepared to -**ll
fanner** ju**t what they want at the most reusnnahle price-,
for cash or on • m 11 * -.
(THAN MOLASSES.
We have til •- genuine,in original puncheons. It .h**IIs
reiulih and always pleases purchasers, hceause it is just
what it i- claimed to I**-. W** have line New Orleans syrup
in barrels and half harri-l-. priced at from 2<>e to lOc per
gallon in *|uantith*n.
GRAHAM FLOUR.
W.* have some line, fresh Graham flour. II uisekeepers
will Is* pleased with this. It is sold at only 8f> cents per
quarter sack.
STEWART & PARKS
It. ta flsarlr ■ Ralls <*f
014 I'uaa Tilaaa.
TT.<- e^-s-r* of A "ha I low are.
<v* H*:;otr«s»n. * *-arly a ra! •!
Fit.Bi« for -:.*-rs - nothir.g a the
- ii ' - --Trane** *.f the 1*1.-- z iij
> : A Si.at-* to have ., r spnav . a
rdiaary notion* as are modsis)
• • ■••i j—• vafer *
t.t-va •> practees as those ;>y !a
.- ’ jf-'.e*» The ;-a
r*-: ■* ■ *.r,g Halloween i* that it .« the
• rr.e of at] ottierv wb*-n supernatural
r.*-e. - re ...j Jt i- the t. gt*. *et
apart for the nttfagMmMI of
t-•' * -i- a arcl ini i‘ w< rl«l
trih'ite.; • •]. - ,l* s-ic evenmg • •..»
ti'-nWj conferred on the itr.r;.Jter-.il
(- .r • of man to detach its- f fr. n
ti.*- : r».i wander abroad thr
the re . of -(sice. Idvina* -ti. r
s. • : - gV .- s-lieved then to atti.n
its h.F*.**-' (-• '••r aid the g.ft «-—-"*-i
t. T •».—:.-i .wer ,,t railing »[*.r.-- f; a
“tha vs*ty <leep- become* then at the
comn .ii;'! of at] who *-booee to avail
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for:. -. in t; e r -<-»•.-e *u«totn- of th •
tight in all (.arts of Hreat Br-tain.
Nuts and a('(.l*-s are everywhere in
re*|U.-.t:on and are i-ori.umei] in im-
li.en - - .|aanti:.e». Indeed. t!;e name
Nut*-rack r.irlit t.j which If ,w.-n
is known in the forth of England. in*l •
cat*-* the predominance of nut- in the
enter" iir.u.<*r.?* of the evening They
are not or. > racked an<l eaten hut are
l ole the me , - <,f di . ining and proph
esying in k»*.e affair- Apple* are ai-o
ti-*«] in i of the * en.ng gan.*.— for
the same pui-jssse
FOOLING A GREAT DOCTOR.
ft* * Trick the flelscinns Plated on
sir Worell Msrkenile.
Th*- B-lg. . .. *-.-1.-1 If, g-tt-tlg
cut rat*-- on an oi-eration from S.r Mo-
r*df Ma- kMe engaged to attend
rase at Antwerp. When he larwieil he
was met hy three rnen In mourning,
who inforni**] him, according to the
Header Mag:.line, that the patient had
died, hot that they would pay hi* full
fee.
‘‘And now.” -aid the man. ‘‘since you
are her*-, what do you s.iy to vi- -irig
the < Ity ho»p t.il and giving a din.*- for
the Ismcfit of our H« al surgeon*'- It is
not *>ften they have an op|*ortunity of
ts-n« firing by mnli **-iencc an your-."
8;r Morel I said lie would gladly com
ply Me went to the h*si(iital anil per
formed many ;•* rations, among wh.*-h
w *t<- two of a similar nature to that for
which lie had le-en called over. When
h*- finished, all tharik*sl him profusely,
fin the steamer going home be met a
frond who had a liusin*--! bouse in
Antwerp.
‘‘Pretty scurvy tri*-k they played on
you. idr Morefl.”
‘‘What do > ou imiinT’ ask*sl the sur
geon
“Told you the patient died le-fore you
arrlvcsl, didn't they?”
“Ye*."
"I.lisl. You operat'd on h'm arul a
friend with tin- same trouble at the
clinic. <lot two operation- for one
Pri'-er*
'III** *nll* In the 0«*t*nn.
Tin-salt- if th ah.ivefi through
out all time i-ountb— living thing*
which have thronged It* water and
tvhose remain- now form tie- rock* of
continents or Ii*- spread In l.cls of un
known thickness over W.UOO.Onn *<|tiare
mil*-* of the l Ct.tKKi.tKSi *i|Uar<- miles of
the im-cud'h ll'*>r. They hat** lent the
Mill**..nice to build tin- fring.ng re*-f*
of the land iiml all the coral island* of
the sea, and tlu-r* are Ht present ou
the basis of an average salinity of 3'j
(e-r cent in the 13)0.700,000 cubic mile*
of water which make up the ocean'u
Isi.iHSi issi.iiisi imni "'si tons, or ln,17.'5 t -
(*»> cubic mil*-, "f salt. Tli - I* sufli-
clent to cover the urea* of all the
land* of th<* earth with a uniform layer
of salt to a depth of feet.
IVru'a lliill'tay Wonder.
A remarkable railway on*- of the
wonder* '•( Peru I* that which runs
from c.dlao to the gold Held* of (,‘erro
de Paeon Ib-gltlliing III Callao, it
a-'s-nds the narrow vnllet of the HI-
mao, rising nearly .Ti* o feet in the lirst
forty-six mile- 1‘heuce it goes through
the Intricate gorges of the Sierras till it
tunnels the Andes at an altitude of
lf'.liir. feet, the liia-lu-l point ill tile
world where a piston roil Is moved by
steatn. This listen siting elevation I*
reached In seventy eight miles.
Our Car Load of
Planters and Dis
tributors has arriv
ed. These are the
best machines that
are made.
100 Gantt Planters.
100 Gantt Distribu
tors.
BRADLEY
& BANKS
Madras.
A- the News ha- not publinhed any
thing lately from our immediate neigh
borhood. I will drop a few lines.
Farmer- ar.- fairly well op with tlc-ir
work; although we think they an- pre
paring too much land for cotton. lam
very much afraid they will overdo tin*
tiling. High price of cotton has excited :
them to such a degree a- to make them
rather reckless—not taking into consid
eration tin- - eirr-it v of labor and the un
reliability of the labor used. However,
this it -eems cannot be helped. Each
farmer must learn the le—on for himself
Notice ijoite a scrap on between the
New* and it- neighbor, the Herald and
Advertiser. It seems, so far, you have
the M and A. ou the jump. Don’t be
too hard on the |o-ir fellow. You luu-t
bear m mind that the H. and A. has had
the field to itself so long that even a
gentle drubbing hurt- We old farmers
don't think the H. and A. sincere—in
clined to think it is running our good
Dr. Nunnally in the interest of Mr.
Howell None of u- think Dr. Nunnally
is conscious of Is-iug a tool. We think
him so innocent and trusting that the
Howell forces are using him in this
campaign without the good old tiinn
knowing tie is being used.
To Treat a Sprain.
The iii"-t -lin e, fui treatment for a
sprain is use <>f hot footbaths for tif-
te*-n minutes three times a day. Fol
low each bath with massage for fifteen
minutes, then apply snugly a rubber
bandage from hs** up to ns high as
ankle and have patient walk. Ballet
dancers use this method with such suc
cess that they ore seldom ln< apacitnted
for work longer than u week.-Medical
Hecord.
Ktnndln* Room Only.
The Lawyer—8o your wife has sued
you for a divorce, eh? Will she have
any standing In court? The Client—
I’m afraid so. From the nature of the
evidence she threatens to bring In there
won't be half enough sent* to accom
modate the crowd.—Chicago News.
Srlflahura*.
There are some tempera wrought up
hy habitual selfishness to an utter In
sensibility of what becomes of the for
tunes of their fellow cieuture*. aa If
they were not partakers of the same
nature* or had no lot or connection at
all with the species.—Bteroe.
Standing Rock.
.J (' Morgan and Otliel Morgan will
have 'phones put in their residences in
the near future.
Mrs. L. A Couch i- suffering with
neuralgia at this writing.
"Aunt Maty” Brooks is on the sick
list.
Otis Drake, of Atlanta, sjieiit n few
days recently with friends aud relatives
here.
Mesdames Emmie Arnold and Nancy
Summers are on an extended visit to
relatives in Atlanta.
J. B. Hunter sjient Sunday with his
brother, Bob Hunter, of the 2nd district.
I would like to meet all the corres-
pondents iiersonally, and I know no bet
ter way than to have a correspondents’
reunion. Some one mention a place and
date.
Will ask Mrs. J. H. Summers to come
again. I like her letters.
Occasionally a man figure* on a re
served seat In heaven because be eooe
gave away an old coat
Mr. P.B. Murphey has purchas
ed the Seroggin place on Green
ville Street from Mrs. John P.
Roberts, of Opelika. Mr. Mur
phey will make many improve
ments in the residence and, with
his family, will occny it some time
next fall.
Our Display of
I Spring Clothing
It’- n noteworthy -howing of the season’s smartest styles for
men and young men and you will enjoy a visit to our ‘store.
You will also learn something of value to you—how to know-
good clothing when you see it; wlnit it costs; what consti-
-martti"'- of style and excellence of finish and fit. To dem
onstrate these fine points
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the new spring models
the celebrated Hamburger
Bros, it Co., tin* Snellen-
hnrg Clothing Co. and the
Miclmll Stern Clothing
( lor which we are the
local agents.
T his is clothing that
never tails to give perfect
satisfaction. When von
examine and try on the
new garments, you will
say that it’s the smartest
clothing you ever saw at
the price. Call and see
the new spring suits we
are ottering from #10 to
#20. The sack suits are
single and double breast
ed, and made of the new-
patterned worsteds, chev
iots and tweeds of all col
ors. 1 he Spring Hats, bhoes and Gents Furnishing Goods,
that we are showing are worth coming to see. Everything
that’s new and stylish at prices that mean a saving to you.
We invite you to call and see our line.
BARNETT, ST. JOHN & GO.
Greenville Street.
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