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fgM M&me Pbbby Thursday, Aprii 10. LOCAL istew®, Groceries. I call your attention to my general line of goods. They are fresh and un surpassed in quality.' prices are correct. Send me your order and goods will give satisfaction. Yours very truly, W. B. Sims. . ■ ’mm ■■■■ ■i.ir.i Rules For The Primary. Faraingdale News. By Jack. Mr. Editor:— It has been some since heard flour- ’S. The Democratic Executive Com mittee of Houston county this day elected by Democratic voters K has been 80 0110 time in mass meeting assembled organ- our litlb l e Ullage has been ized by electing A. C. Riley from > but we are still in a Chairman, and J. P. Duncan’ ishiu S condition. Sesretary. ’ All the farmers are busy plant- A fine assortment of this neoessary material in the light weights On motion, the following reso- ing corn this week. or Spring andT Summer. Especial attention have we given to the lutions were adopted: Mr.'Walter Hamilton of h°ar hlack materials. Every quality we show, we believe is as pretty in 1st—That Primary election Marshallville was out Sunday af- shade and as excellent in material as the prices we ask will warrant for United State Senator, Con- ternoon, riding with one of our | y° lir S ettin S* See if we can’t save you some money in Skirt Fabrics, gressman, State Senator, Mem-1 young ladies. Negligee Shirts, undoubtedly the prettiest and best line you have ever seen here at this popu lar prices. 26c, 50o, 76o and $1. L. M. Paul’s, Wagons and Buggies a spec ialty at W, D. Day’s. —Seed Irish Potatoes 45o pk. at Fred M. Houser’s. bers of the Legislature, Judge of I Bro. Simmons and Mr. Houser C0U1 ^’ Solicitor General Edwards of Perry dined with Mr. and State house and County ,offi- and Mrs. S. J. Hose Sunday and cers be held on the 6th day of attended the Easter exeroises at o 16 j m?' , ,, Small Academy. tinn™I^-hl!j e |- rU H e , 8 “ d , I0 8 ultt - Mr. J. E. Hall of Marshallville, v by n heSt ?A e Dem - brought his “best girl” out Suu- ocratic Executive Committee ap- d Ifteruoon. ply in so far as the same are not , ohauged by this committee or its L. M ? s9r ?; Milledge Anderson and authority Clyde Fa § au °* Myrtle; passed 8rd—That all of the' candidates Wrong!? om village Sunday morn- be and are hereby required to pay | T ‘ 81t “ 8Pe °' J. D. MARTIN, Sr., JEWELER, Perry, Ga. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Offloe in store of J. D. Martin, Jr. H. A. MATHEWS. A. 0. RILEY. MATHEWS & RILEY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, FORT VALLEY, GEORGIA. Practice in all the Courts. Loans negotiated and Land Titles abstracted. Collections on all points. Security Bonds furnished. "jTr"^unoan, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, PERRY, GA. Office adjoining Masonic Building— Court Honse Square. EDWIN L. BRYAN, “ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Fort Valley, Ga. Loans negotiated on real estate at lowest rate of interest. Farm lands for sale on easy terms.' to a sub-committee of three, con sisting of A. 0. Riley, J. H. Davis and J. p. Duncan, the amount herein after assessed against such candidates ten days before said dcte of Juiie 6th, 1902, and in the event of such failure the name of such candidate be left off of the ballot and not allowed to partici pare in said election as a candi-. date. 4th—That said committee of three be authorized and empow ered to perform such acts and prescribe such rules and regula tions in the matter of holding said primary election and' in the preparation therefor, as are not inconsistent with the^JJniles pre scribed by this committee. 6th—That the members of this Executive committee of each Militia District hold said election or see that the same is held in the Bame manner and form as is re quired by law in the holding of elections; that the three mana gers at each precinct receive $1.00 each; that each precinct be allow ed one clerk, acoept at Perry and Fort Valley, where 8 each is al lowed; That 60 cents for each clerk be paid; That every pre cinct open at 9 o’clock, a. m. and close at 4 p. m., Standard time; That one of the managers be paid .00 for making ‘spec- Perry. MiBS Maude Hickson of Cor- dele visited her aunt, Mrs. J. E. Cheek, last week. s We regret to note the illness of Mrs. W. J Cheek, and hope she will soon recover. Mrs. Laura Hose returned home Saturday from an extended visit to Vienna. Misses Ollie Winslow and Kate McGehee of Marshallville visited in our village last week, the fam ilies of Messrs. Goodwm and Me Gehee, especially. Messrs. Ned Davis and Irby of Henderson, and Speight of Unadilla were Sunday. Gome again boys; we are always glad to see you. The children were given an hunt by their theaoher Saturday afternoon, in the beautiful yard around the school house. There were about forty-five children present, besides their parents and several young men and ladies of the village. Each one found plenty of eggs and had a “fine old time,” as they said. Easter, gland sweet Easter day, with its old,yet ever new resurrec tion story, was brought out with' aud B3EV.X-r.X.X A.3M TXUKri-SS. 42 in. Black and ‘N’avy Blue Brilliantines at 60c yard. 44 in. “ “ at 76c | 64 in. Black Brilliantines at $1 “ SERGES. 42 in. All wool Black and Navy at 50c yd. “ 44 in | “ Black, very fine, at 75c yd. Melrose, 45 in. Black, beautiful patterns, at 75c and $t Poplins, 45 in. Fine Black at $1 and $1.25yd. 50 in. All Wool Pretty Blacic at $1; 42 in All Wool Filling. Silk Warp at $1:25: Serges and Cashmeres, 38 in. at 25c y’d. 03=1.^13X3: JSIEXlXIimE* Q-QOX1SI. Linens at 12J and 25 cy’d; Crashes at 10 and 12J; Coverts at 12Jo yM. L. M. PAUL’S. In Furniture!! refreshing beauty by teacher pupils, telling the “Old j3tory of Jesus and His Love,” with the Now look out for The Greatest Bargain Sale of Furni- John I W’$ ever offered to the people of Houston County. Now is Roy the time to come. I am going to close out the big Furni- here j ture stock of my father, Mr. Geo, Paul. ; If you need anything, or expect to need anything for the future in the line of Bed Room Sets, Tables, Chairs of all Kinds, Sideboards, Safes, Hall Hat Racks, Lounges, Sofas, &c., &e., IDOInFT wait ...BUT... aOIMIIEI IsTO WI You will be standing in your own li^nc ir you *et this great opportunity pass. Mr. W. J. Boon has charge of the establishment. Call with I early and make selections. ULi- J. R. SIMS, OPERATIVE A DENTIST. Crown and Bridge Work. Office Near Perry Hotel, Main Street, PERRY, GA. Will be at office from 1st to 15th of eaok month. ~W7H. HARRIS, * DENTIST. Successor to Dr. W. A. Blassongame. 0-Flora OVBR DOW LAW BANK, FORF VALLEY. : GEORGIA McARTHURT DENTIST, FORT VALLEY, GEORGIA. Office over Slappey’s Drugstore. ""money. Loans negotiated on improved farms, at lowest market rates, and on most liberal terms. Business of fifteen years standing. Hors than three million doUars in loans negotiated. Facilities unsur passed. HOWARD M. SMITH, No. 814 Second Si.. Macon, Ga. at each precinct T ... the return, except the precinct at sweet song service, bursting buds Perry ;That the return be brought and fragrant flowers, fit emblems, to Perry by 12 m., on June 6th, indeed, of the new life of joy and 1902, by said manager. service after the winter sleep of Gth—That a ballot be prepared death, by said committee of 8, and the The opening song were the words names of every candidate placed of Jesus “Consider the lilies of the thereon,and that a sufficient num-1 fields,” and as the clear sweet ber of said tickets be placed at each precinct and the managers at said precinct are required to refuse to receive any other ballot or tickets or count same. Attorney in Fact . 7th—The voters in said election are required to strike from said ticket the names of those candi dates for whom they do not vote. 8th—The said committe of three voices echoed again and again, the words of faith and hope and love, | we were taught that the true meaning of Easter is: To live as He hath lived for God, To Jive, to serve, to pray: O] checkered lives, be this for thee; The message of the day.” But for the fear of taking up | too much of your valuable space, Lil- Prompt attention given to repairing •Engines and all Machinery. Model and Pettern Work/ a specialty. Full stock of Pipe and Steam Fix tures always on hand., r Rubber Belting. Write for what you want. Anthoine Machine Works, J. W. ANTHOINE, Prop’r., , FORT VALLEY, GA BRING us your job work, GUARANEETD. are authorized to purchase said | we append the program in full in- j o tickets and employ and pay for all ' 1 ' olerical work that may be neces sary in the preparation for said election, and to assess said can didates in such amount as it may seem proper and equitable so that the expense of said election may be paid. 9th—That the registration of voters, the expiration for time al lowed before said election for the registration thereof and . their qualifications for participation in said election and etc.,be the same as required by the State Demo cratic Executive Committee. 10th—That the County papers be requested to publish these min utes. A. C. Riley, Chair. Dem. Ex. Com. J. P. Duncan, Secretary. —The prize rat story was told by a citizen of Perry last Monday. He said: One rainy day last week 150 rats were killed in the barn of Charlie Roes, a progressive color ed farmer about four miles from Perry on the Hayneville road. These rats weighed an aggregate of 76 pounds, 77 of them weighing | sale, a fraction less than a pound each. These rats were used to fertilize cotton to be planted in a field near the barn. This incident might be termed a rat-i-fication meeting. stead of commenting on each part separately: Voluntary—“Consider the lea.” Song—Christ Arose, Choir,. Recitation—Eastar Morning,by Edna Chapman. Song—Bright Easter Morning, Children. ( Scriptural Exercises and Chant. Prayer—Rev J. W. Simmons. Song—Where is Thy Sting, by Choir. Recitation -Easter Lilies, by Effie Harris. ■■■■ Recitation and song—-What did the Child of Nazereth Do? Nine little girls, Song—Flee Away Ye Shades of Night, Choir, Recitation—They Neither Toil nor Spin, Jamie Cheek. Children’s Exercise-Savior Victorious, by 17 children. Quartet—Hosanna to the King, Talk by Bro. Simmons. Doxology and Benediction. New Store! New Goods! MY STOCK OF Furniture, Collins, Caskets, UNDERTAKERS’ SUPPLIES, is new, choice and complete. I buy disect from the factories, and sell on a small margin of profit. WHEELER & WILSON and NEW HOME Sewing Machines. I can please you in goods and prices. Cometosee me. ' Mr. J. K. Wilson, a professional undertaker, is with me and has charge of this department. He also de votes special attention to the Sewing Machine depart ment-will carry a Maohino to your home and permit a trial before you purchase. Masonic Building. M* cu asgSgsi Perry, Georgia mm, mmmmmmm was a iiiil&B Two Poland China Pigs for W. B. White, Hollinshead^ Ga. Home Cured Hams and Shoul ders for sale at W. D. Day. © A S T © R B A For Infantsand Children. Subscribe for ths Home Journal. j Mind YouJaw Always W# Mattings from 16c to 40cts per yd. Paper Linings for same at $1.25 for 50 yards. L. M. Paul’s. Best Buggy and Wagon Harness Fred. M. )Eouser’s. "We gave the people what we advertised, Genuine Bargains, and they appreciate ill. t When WE Advertise it, It’s TRUE. ■ - •• / * ■' • ■ - ••'. . \ / - Our SPRING GOODS are arriving every day. The WOOLENS are of the best mills of this country; the Garments are made by the [best manufacturers of the land- No better goods can ba had. OUR PRICES RIGHT. We expect to MERIT your patronage. IR,. L- CHEEK Sz CO. 410 THIRD STREET MACON GA,