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J. T. HOLLEMAN, PRESIDENT. W. L. KEMP, ' K'K-PHES. ANI) THKAS. .J. W. ANDREWS, SECRETARY. LOANS OF $1,000 TQ $20,000 PLACED AT LOW RATES ON IMPROVED FARMS IN THIS COUNTY If you desire such & Loan, write us fully. THE SOUTHERN MORTGAGE CO. ■vs Atlanta, Georgia. Attorney Wanted to Act as Local Correspondent J |Local News of Newnan I Get ready for Boone's salt*! K. R. I>ent spent several days in Atlanta last week. <1. I*. Bradley, Esq., was in At lanta last Tuesday. Boy Brown was in Atlanta last Sunday and Monday. <1. B. Barr. Esq., is spending this week in Alabama. • B. S. Baris, of Columbus, was in Newnan last Sunday. Hr. .1. (1. Earnest, of Atlanta, was in the city Saturday. 1). T. Manget spent Sunday in Marietta with his family. W . S. Dent left .Monday for a short trip ‘‘on the road.” Hu^h Hackney, of Atlanta, spent Sunday in Newnan. H. A. Hubert has returned from a business trip to Whitosburg. Miss Lucile Arnold has returned from an extended visit to Texas. Capt. George Baltzell left Mon day for a visit to relatives in Fla. Mrs. Knapp, of Atlanta, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. X. B. Hud son. Walter Sams, a young man from Jackson, (la., is now with Holt X (’ales. Mr. E. It. Barrett and family are visiting relatives in Wilkes county. Mr. H. M. Willis, ofTrion, (la., is visiting his brother, Mr. Frank Willis. Col. Lloyd Thomas and family, of Tallapoosa, are visiting relatives in Newnan. Judge L. A. Perdue is sojourn ing at Borden-Wheeler Springs for a few days. Dr. W. A. Calhoun, of Atlanta, spent Sunday in the city, the guest of relatives. Am prepared to till orders for Montevallo coal from stock on hand. E. O. Goodwyn. 14 FOB SALE—Good second-hand buggy. Apply to John 1). Faver at I». T. Mangel Co.'s. Mrs. Sam Bradshaw and chil dren have returned from a visit to Tennessee and Kentucky. Mrs. J. L. Barge and children will spend next week with rela tives in Campbell county. P. G. Stanley, one of Holt A Special Orders Special orders for fine Jew elry, Watches, Diamonds and Silverware will receive the most prompt and careful at tention if given to us. Any thing desired in these lines may be secured readily and quickly by placing an order here. I am in touch with the largest manufacturers and wholesale dealers in the United Slates, and am pre pared to purchase these goods at reasonable figures. Bear these facts in mind and let me serve you when you have special orders to place. Frank J. Flannery Watchmaker and Jeweler. Cates' popular employes, is spend ing this week in Columbus. Col. Hugh Downing, of Colum bus, spent Sunday in Xewnan with his family and relatives. Master Anderson Drake, from Atlanta, is visiting his grand mother, Mrs. A. M. Hartsfield. Our circular gives you the idea of the value of ready cash. Attend the sale, at Boone’s. H. W. Dent and little daughter, Louise, of Atlanta, spent Sunday in Xewnan, the guests of relatives. The series of meetings announced to begin nt the Presbyterian church next Monday has been indefinitely postponed. The Bible Circle of the first Bap tist Church will meet with Airs. E. o. Reese next Tuesday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Hon. J. D. Hammett, wife and daughter, of LnGrange, visited rel atives in Xewnan last Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Dickson, of Birmingham, Inis returned home, after a visit of some length to her sister, Mrs. Jack Powell. Dr. and Airs. J. If. Watkins, of Campbell county, were the guests this week of their daughter, Mrs. Win. By ram. Regular July term of Xewnan City Court will convene next Mon day morning, Judge A. 1). Free man presiding. J. B. Henslee, of Senoia, was mingling with friends in this city yesterday.—Tuesday’s G ri lli n Xews and Sun. The Misses Bailey, of Oxford, Ala., are the guests of Misses Dol- lie and Ruth Bailey at their home near Arnold Station. I*. S. Smith, of McDonough, is holding a position in G. R. Brad ley’s drug store during the absence of W. H. Huffaker. Air. J. F. Sponcler’s friends are pleased to see him out again, after being confined to his home by sick ness for several weeks. Lost—Bunch of keys on ring on which there is a ‘Hied Rock” bot tle opener. Finder will please re turn to the Xews oflice. Chief of Police J. D. Brewster and family visited Judge B. I). Brewster anil family, at Sunny- side, several days this week. Every item in our circular will be found as represented. We al low no misrepresentations made to induce sales. Boone’s. J. H. Byram and sister, Louise, little son and daughter of Air. and Airs. Win. By mm, are spending vacation with relatives at Roscoe. Rev. W. J. Page will preach at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church next Sunday evening at S o’clock. Public cordially invited to attend. John Robinson, a negro who burglarized a negro house near Madras a few days ago, was jailed by Sheriff Brown last Wednesday. Charlie Cole has returned to Xewnan from Montgomery and has aecepted the position of book keeper for the Xewnan Hardware Co. Col. W. C. Wright went up to Atlanta yesterday to accompany Mrs. Wright home. The friends of this estimable lady will be pleas ed to learn that her health has been entirely restored. Work on the new telephone line from Franklin to Xewnan will be* gin within a few days. It will be party line, and will enable Xewnan and Franklin to converse free of charge. Those who use the line, however, must be subscribers for ’phones. The Heard County Citizen is the name of a new paper published at Franklin by C. S. Harrington. The first issue of the Citizen ap peared on July 4th. The G. W. Meyer bankrupt stock of merchandise in this city was sold last Tuesday to J. E. Reeves, of Vaughn's Station. He bought the entire stock. Fulton Milner has returned to I Atlanta, after a visit to the home! ; folks in Xewnan. Fulton now has a good position with the Southern Express Co. in that city. Next Sabbath at 11 a. in., in the Presbyterian Church, Rev. F. G. Hughes will preach, in the absence of Rev. C. O’N. Alartindale in At lanta. No night service. Mr. A. W. Stubbs and Mrs. Aluttie Strickland went to Banning lust Wednesday to attend a meet ing of the stockholders of the Hutcheson factory company. L. W. Harris, of Palmetto, has purchased from Hon. W. G. Post the Shropshire place on Greenville Street.. Air. 11 arris and family will remove to Newnan at an early date. We want your business. Now is n good time to save money. Come as early as convenient. The price of no article will be raised from sale price before Sept. I. Boone’s. Mr. Will Mattox, who under went a serious operation at a sana torium in Atlanta last, Friday, is doing nicely, and it is hoped that his former health will soon he re stored. BaililfT. J. Kntrekin was in the city Tuesday from Senoia. He came up to jail a negro, Bart Aloore, charged with disturbing public worship at a negro church near Senoia. Great money saving opportuni ties will lie presented at Boone’s summer closing sale, which be gins Thursday, July Itttli, and continues until all summer goods are sold out. Boone’s. Newnan Chapter, No. .44, R. A. M., will meet in regular convoca tion Tuesday night, July 17th. Work in the degrees. It is desired that each and every member at tend, and that each officer, at least, ho in his place. Wanted—A good agent in each county to appoint sub agents for and represent the best Livestock Insurance Co. in Georgia. Capital stock SI0,000. Address, P. L. Watson, Seely, it Treas, Jf» Swainsboro, Ga. The stock of groceries belonging to E. M. Yeager, in the store house next door to J. T. Swint’s, has been removed to Madras, where Mr. Yeager has a store. This building will he occupied by J. '1'. Swint, who will remove his stock from the corner store next week. Mr. P. T. McCiitchen spent the past two weeks in Heard county looking after business interests there. He has owned and operat ed a newspaper there for some twenty-live years, and seems never to tire of talking and writing of the wonderful resources of his na tive county which need develop ment. Owing to the session of the Chautauqua at the time, there will be no meeting of the Good Samari tans on the fifth Tuesday night in July, as announced at last meet ing of the order. A meeting will be called early thereafter if mem bers desire it and will advise their wishes to the high priest of the chapter. In last week’s News in the ar ticle in reference to the Manufac turers’ National Bank the name of R. O. Jones, Esq., was omitted from the list of chief promoters of this enterprise. The omission did not occur, however, through the negligence of the News, as the gentleman who furnished the News its information about the new bank failed to mention Mr. Jones as one of the interested parties. H. H. North, Esq., was in At lanta yesterday. “Quick Meal” QUICK MEAL QUICK MEAL MU** QUICK MEAL JO*** 9UICK IHPAL QUICK MEAL QUICK MEAt quick meal ge quick mea» •wum Quick meal 3*^ Quick meal •jlfijjl OUICK MEAL QUICK meal QUICK meal QUICK MEAL QUICK MEAL rttfUMl (fcitCX KUL “Quick Meal” Ranges are better made, bake quicker and use less fuel than any range made. We have the best line of Ranges ever before carried in Newnan. Let us show you before you buy. Newnan Hardware Company The Third Annual Newnan Chautauqua Will he one of the most instructive, entertaining and delightful assem blies ever planned in the .State. None but the best talent has been se cured for every feature of the program. The dates are JULY 29 to AUGUST 3. Some of the main features of the Assembly are: Two sermons on Sunday, July 29th, by Dr. R. T. Duncan, pastor of the First Methodist Church, Birmingham, Ala. Two addresses by Dr. Morgan Wood, eloquent lecturer of Cleveland, Ohio. Dr. Wood is especially popular an a lecturer in the South. Two addresses by Rev. William S. Spurgeon, great preacher of Eng land; a nephew of the immortal Charles H. Spurgeon. An address by Hon. R. S. Seeds, famous Pennsylvania farmer lec turer—a rare entertainer for the country people, but delights all. Ralph Bingham, America’s most popular humorist and impersona tor, will he plat form manager for the week and chief attraction on one evening program. You know Bingham. “He’s great!” lion. Luther Munsliip, “the Bob Taylor of Mississippi,” statesman, orator and humorist, comes for one entertainment. Mrs. VVillii Holt Wakefield, talented and popular impersonator and vocalist of New York City, conics by special arrangement for the week. Mr. A. C. Kronfehlt, delightful soloist, New York City; Mr. \V. II. Davis, talented tenor, Washington City; Miss ClesteJle McLeroy, New nan’s popular impersonator, give additional scope and interest to the week’s programs. OLterbein Male Quartette will appear at each entertainment. One of the best quartettes in the I 'niled States. Will be a splendid feature of the Chautauqua. Worth the price of a season ticket. United Slates Marine Band, chief attraction of last year’s Chautau qua, comes again. A band unexcelled in the South and the best ap pearing at any Georgia Chautauqua. Route of the A., B. & A. We learn that the Atlanta, Bir mingham X Atlantic Railroad has at last definitely decided its route to Atlanta. The road will not go from Warm Springs, as at first re ported, but will go from Chaly beate Springs. It will not go to Greenville, missing that city by about ten miles, but will go by Woodbury. It will also go to Se noia. The road will traverse a rich territory. LaGrange Graphic. Have your mules and horses in sured in the Mutual Life Stock In surance Company of Georgia. Full face value of all policies will be paid. For information and terms, call on or write fo J. W. Will- eoxon, agent for Coweta and Car- roll counlies, Newnan, Gn. If E. C. Goodwyn wishes to inform the public that lie has just received near of blacksmith’s coal. Give him your orders. 14 Next Monday, July Hi, will be the regular meeting of the W. C. T. U. Each member is urged to be present, as there is important business on hands, and it should be attended to as early as possible. The hour for meeting s 4 p. m. Mrs. J. H. Summers, Cor. See. W. C. T. U. Meeting. Wanted—Gentleman or lady canvasser for Newnan, Ga. Great est patented invention of the age; something entirely new, sells like hot eakes. Either salary or com mission. Daily with some ex perience prefered. For particulars call either Saturday or Sunday, July J4th and loth, at R. A. Reese’s residence. Dr. A.A.Odom, Box (io, Newnan, Ga. J. J. Reese left this week for Miss Lida Brown, of Newnan, Macon, after spending sonic time who has been the attractive guest at his home near this city. Mr. of Miss Hattie Kelly at a house Reese is employed by the South party for the past week, returned } ern Cotton Oil Company and trav- home last night.—Tuesday’s Grif- els in South Georgia. lin News and Sun. Our Repair Department Is just aching to get a 'dinner to be of sorviei- to you. It is so thorough ly equipped Mint there, is no repair job that it is afraid to tnokle. Wo repair the highest grades of watches that are made, with n per- feel knowledge of the enre they should reoeive. Wo rejuvenate tired clocks so that they run again ns good ns new We repair rings and brooches and eye glasses) and such things, mid stand ready to assist you at short notice in any emergency that may require the use of our repair depart ment. Mr. Thomas J). Johnson, an expert watch maker, is now in our repair department, and prompt and efficient attention will he given to all orders. H. S. BANTA