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Strand Theatre. PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK. THURSDAY SEPT. 29. Realart Presents MARY MILES MINTER -in- “The Little Clown.” The Little Clown is a real honest to goodness circus with lions, ele phants, bears, coyotes, monkeys, pot to mention the famous trained goose “Mike” Its a beautie. Children and grown people will be delighted. ~ FRIDAY SEPT 30. William Fox Presents BUCK JONES -in- “To A Finish.” A wild and wooly entertainment, with a slight love interest, ending in a most spectacular fight. Jones puts plenty of pe'p in this picture. Don’t miss it. SATURDAY OCT 1- Paramount Presents ENID BENNETT -in- stepping Out.” The picture is an interesting drama with considerable comedy spark ling comedy throughout. The cast includes such well known players as Julia Fay, Niles, Welch, Ger trude Clair and Williams Conklin. If you desire a clean innocent pic ture for your children to see, let them come Friday night. “The Little Clown” will most interest ing and pleasing to all* ATTENTION. Berry’s Cafe is now open to the public, connected to the Berry House. We invite the people of Perry and vicinity to come in and give us a trial, we are here to serve you the best meals at reasonable prices. We invite the people at tending Court to try our Barbecue and Roast Beef Dinners for 50 cents. Short orders filled quickly. Ladies rest room in hotel. Mrs. J. A. Berry, M’g’r. SUPERIOR COURT NEXT WEEK Houston Superior Court will Convene next Monday October 3rd for its regular Fall session. Tbe first week will be devoted, to trial ef Oivel Case and the work of the Grand Jury. There are 50 Civel cases on the Calendar all set for trial, Monday October 3rd, though it is doubtful if the Calendor can be completed in one day. Up to this time there are thirty four worrents to be presented to the Grand Jury. The followng are jurors who will serve during both the Civil and Criminal week’s of this session of court. Grand Jurors—B Marshall, J H, Wimberly, L. W Grary, J H Short, C F Bateman, 0 T Eber- hardt, Geo M Davis, C F Hays, S J Ellis, J S McMillan, B T Mar shall, W D Dupree, L P Singleton, J B Vane, C A Kersey, B E Rough ton, C B Andrews, W D Tharpe, S P Houspr, C W Mathews J N Buff, J M Gaiwin, W E Dorsett, J Frank Hartley, R H Howard, J) E Carney, Geo T Hunt, E M Whit ing, Grover Ivey, 0 J Bateman. Traverse Jurors 1st Week—C L Holloman, W K. Pierce, Sr., Book er Lawsou, E E Joyner, W F Ty ler, B J Champion, W Garvin, J P Padget, W 0 Hartley, J J Cald well, G E Perdue, C W Reynolds, A F Stubbs, P G Pearce, J A Rooks, R H Brown, J D Grace, Mann Martin, N F Ohildree, W A White, E L Avera, W E Murry, B F Ray, W M Mathews, 0 L Clark, E C Fagin, W J Crawley, J A Putnam, FP Smith, W H Harrison, Smith Howard, J D Means, W R Edwards, J R Akin, W H Philips. Tales Jurorp—Robt J Taylor, J P Newell, W G Riley, W E Clark, H P Tucker, D H Anderson, E C Britt, C M Walker, Geo HSlappy, W F Souther, G A Fagin, H D Bartlet. Traverse Jurors—2nd Week W F McLendon, C R Williams, 15 B Willson, S H Dillard, H T Beall, A M Solomon, C M Mathews, W T Powell, M R Tuoher, L W Grant, T S Murphey. J R Strip ling, J R Hearne, J L Akin A P grown, A R Talton, L P Taylor, R LEdmundson, J D Marshall Jr., J JbJ Green, J W Kersey, D B Holcombe, J F Young, G E Rape, G Kersey W H Murray, C B Wade, B H Holloman, J H Ed wards, E M Fagan, J C Melvin, J W Perdue. E M Beckham, G L Small. Tales Jurors—2nd Week— O B Scarborough, L W Clark, J h Haddook [new 13th] R L Uhels, J S Anderson, L D Holloman, L P Moody, J H Holley, H E Mar shall, W W Howard, O L Kersey, R L Duke, J W Vinson, J W Johnson, E M Johnson, W Hartley, R E Dunbar, J W Keys, W K Pierce, Jr., R P Walker, Bridger Watson, JH Gordon, J C Harrison, O Goss, L'O Rodgers Walter Stembridge, M F Dorsett E F Fagan, C B Culpepper, J Hunt, J P Ethridge, R M Har grove, J F Hammock, R E Thames, S T Bryan E F Willson. a ION SALE. ,1 OF HORSES and MULES AT Fort Valley, Ga., October 1,11 A. M. Big lot of Horses and Mules including six or seven good saddle horses, all direct from the farms of Kentucky, will be sold to the highest bidder for Cash. This lot was bought right and can be sold right. Don’t miss opportunity to buy stock at bargain. Come and bring your friends with you. Remember the Time and Place, Saturday, October 1, 11 A. M, on lot next to Marchman’s Warehouse in Fort Valley. —Abruzzi Rye and Eulghum seed Oats for sale. T. D. Gurr l’erry, Ga. F. M. GREENE ATTOUJ KY-AT-LAW negotiate loans on real estate PERRY, GEORGIA. -“New Fall neckwear at H. P Houser’s. -GIN DAYS—Thursdays and Fridays. Perry Warehouse Co. A DISTINGUISHED GOOSE Mike, probably tbe most intelli gent as well as the most famous Boose in the world, property of hert Leo, a well-known circus clown, bar a role in Mary Miles Minier's picture, ‘‘The Little clown,” plays at the Strand Iheatre. Thursday night. 666 breaks a cold quicker than a 11 ; Remedy we know. —New Fall shirts atH. p. Houser’s BOWMAN, HOWARD At SON. State Fair. Under Auspices Georgia State Agricultural Society. Educational Amusing MACON, OCTOBER 27th-NOVESjlBER 5th Instructive The Best Agricultural and Live Stock Fair in the South NEGRO TEACHER DIES George Washington Humphreys aged 61 veteran negro school teach er died at his home here last Tues day September 22nd. Humphreys was regarded as a leader of his race, in this section having dp- voted the greater part of his life in tne work of school, church and other agencens for the betterment of his people. He was a teacher in this county for 45 year* , a great part at which was in the negro school at New Hope. Me wae respected by white as well the colored people among whom he labored and his death is cause for regret in the community. —As the Spirella residence cor- setiers in this district, my advice, experience and training are . at your service, without obligation on your part. Appointment made by letter, or post card. Miss Kate Felder- All Premiums Open to the World 5 DAYS HARNESS RACES FOR $5,000 AND ADDED MONEY GREAT MIDWAY, CIRCUS ACTS, BANDS, FIREWORKS, AMUSEMENTS Reduced Rates on All Railroads Write For Premium List and Entry Blanks and Come to the Fair JULIUS H. OTTO President W. G*. LEE Vice-President CHAS, B. LEWIS Treasurer HARRY C. ROBERT Sec’y & Gen’l M’g’r 666 cures Malaria, Chill and Fever, Billious Fever, Colds and LaGrippe, or money refunded CHAS. S. VANCE, Uftru. Engineer and Surveyor. e OUNT¥ SURVEYOR, I-Housyow Counyy FostVallby Georgia. Box 4T5. Phone 198. Ford Truck for sale practically new, new Cord tires on Rear, school Truck Body i A. M. Anderson, Perry Ga. —Wire fencing at H. P. HouBer’s —New Fall hats at H-p. [Houser’s j FOR SALE My farm 4 miles from Elko on R F D, place is wired in, well timbered good pasture spring water. See me before buying. Apply Mr O. C. Morgan, Elko, Ga. Houston County. GREATEST SUNDAY NEWSPAPER Sunday October 2nd and there after the Sunday Constitution will have eight full colored pages ol the world’s best comics, mak- iug the greatest comio section in America. A twenty-four page tabloid magazine in colars, unequalled by any Sunday paper, cantaining many special features of interest to every member of tlie family, that the best brains can produce and money can buy. A new feature for the Daily and Sunday is a novel each week, beginning on Sunday, ending on Saturday, costing in book form $1.50 to $2.00; a detective story a week, costing in book form $1.25 to $1.50; over $3.00 worth of high class, up to-date and popular fiction and dective stories each week All the above in addition to its resognized leadership in its news reports makes the Daily' superior in its field and the Sunday Constitution without a parallel, Sunday, 10 cents per copy from netts dealers or Daily and Sunday 20 cents per week, delivered by dealers, or sent by mail 5 wseks for $1.00. Alive, wide-awake news dealetf wanted ia every town. Got next Sunday’sponstitution. You will insist on having it thereafter. The itlanta Constitution At-lanta, Georgia N« Worms fa a Healthy Child All children troubled with worms have an un healthy color, which indicates poor blood, and as a rule, there Is mors or less stomach disturbance, GROVE’S TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly for two or three weeks, will enrich the blood, im-* prove the digestion, and net as a General Strength ening Tonic to tha, whale system. Nature willtbett throw off or dispel the worms, and the Child will b»' health. Pleasant to> take, GCc per ‘“ittl-'f