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Leg a l Ad rcrtiscm cn ts.
Miss. Agnes Westley
616 Wells Street
MorinetteWiti.
816 Wells Street,
Mahinktte, Wis., Sept. 25,1203.
1 -was all run down from nervous
ness and overwork and had to resign
my position and take a rest. I
found that 1 was not gaining my
strength and health as fast as I
could wish, and as your Wine of
Oardui was recommended as snob a
good medicine for the ills of our
sex, 1 bought a bottle and began
using it. 1 was satisfied with the
results from the use of the first
bottle, and took three more and then
found I was restored to good health
and strength and able to take up
my work with renewed vigor. I
consider it a fine tonic and excellent
for worn-out, nervous condition^
and am pleased to endorse it.
AGNES WESTLEY,
Use's. Korth WiccuHMi Holland Society.
Secure a f 1.00 bottle trf Wine of
Cardui and a 25c. package of
Tbedford's Black-Draught today.
(i iOKWIA—I'eweta County.
C. K. (.Rover, having implied to tin- < '-mrt nf |
Ordinary uf -niil Unitary :v,r Gv.nrdinnship ni ;
tho properly. situat'd ami liltin' “toti-
ond i-ounty nfuivsiiiil. nt Milton H Glnvrr. a!
minor n.-siiliiiu in tho Stair- of Alabama. all i ,.,..,1 .....
pi-rsnnsc tuvrni'il avo nuniv.d to show oiiuso \ '~ ium 111 an 1 1 " 1
m said Court by tho first Monday in March j certify tlint till’ above illld foi (going is
next, if any lliov ran, why said application
Petitioners’ Attorney
Filed in office this February 'Jlst.llMVi.
1.. Tcknkk. C S. <’
GEOHt.ilA. Coweta County.
I. L. Tuvnor. Clerk of the Superior
said county, do hereby
, The News ami a first- class
monthly agricultural journal —
The American Farmer — hoth one
| year for $1. Regular price of the
: two is gl.flO.
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next, it any im\v ••an, why «ai»l application ,
should nut be v: antic, 'litis February Oth. I ft tl’Vin film COlTOCt
I.. A. PERDUE, Ordinary
>P.V -of the original j For an Impaired Appetite.
petition for amendment of its charter. ! Loss of appetite always results from
ol I'he Grantville Hosiery Mills, us up j faulty digestion. All (hut is needed is n
pears of tile ami record in tl.is oll.ee. )>w ' ( , osrK pf oimmlmrlnin’s Stomach
Witness my hand and tlie seal ot
Gin and Mill Unnnmny j said Court, this 21st day of Fell . 1H0.I.
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OKI (Kill A—Coweta I'onnty.
i Mrs. Iin,a K. l.cstcr, iid'uiinistra'ri.x of tin
i-statc of b: I,. l.cstcr. deceased, having tip
! plied to tlv Court of i irdinnry of said County
for leave to sell the lands, and 1 > one stir
stock in Tim Planter
I of Turin. < fa., and (ft) sltar, s ..,f stork in Plan
ti l s Warehouse Ctimpniiv, Turin, On., all pel - ]
] sons concerned tire risminsi to show cause in t
| said Court Ity tile first Monday in March next,
if any they can. why said application should
not lie granted. This February Otli. ISOs.
I„ A. l’KRDUE.Ordinary. :
OKOROIA—Coweta County.
T. K. Cellars and Itnra R. Leigh, adniims
trators of the estate of Emma <'. Moreland,
deeensed. having applied to the Court of Or
dinary of said County for letter- ot dismission
from their saiil trust, all persons ooni-erneu
aie required to eliou cause in said Court by
the first Monday in Match next, if any they
can. why said application should not lie prHiit-
*d. This February Oth, 1905.
L. A PERDUE. Ordinary.
GEORGIA—Coweta County.
The eslHle of W. A. Mitchell, late it stud
County, deceased, being unrepresented and
not likely to be renrewiited, all persons con
cerned are required to show cause in tile Court
of Ordinary of said County, on the firs* Mon
day in March next, wlij; such administration ( (ipGl'T part ii'lllnr- 5
do bunts non should not be vested in 1hi Coun
ty Administrator. This February (fill, .’905.
1,. A. PERDUE. Ordinary.
und Liver Tablets. They will invigor
ate the stomach, strengthen the diges
tion and give yon an appetite like a
wolf. Those Tablets also act ns a gentle
laxative. For sale by Holt A Gates.
Druggists, Newnan, Go.
Wanted—Correspondents.
The Nows wants a competent,! . .
bust 1 iout correspondent in every , 1 lie News «**» the
town, village and oomnnmitv h , I lemling newapapnre and rauga
Coweta cmintv. To the right per-1 ">•* **•' !"“• Uk g
eon in each community The News j1'aVcnlar, aland them. tf.
will make a proposition guaranteed
to secure immediate attention.
Persons interested should call on
or write to The News at once for
Will J, Perry and family, of
Newnan, are in the city visiting
relatives. Carrollton Times.
Slavery In Amrrlen.
"one of the common, everyday er
rors which nre taught in tho soli >o!r in
America is that which relates (o the
introduction into the western hemi
sphere of African slavery,” writes a
critic. “The school histories which the
schoolgirl and schoolboy study say that
it dates from itilh or 1020, when a
I nncli sou captain sold the English
settlers the llrst African. 'The year
1,‘itil. however. Is the dale of the earli
est reference In American history to ne
groes coming from Spain to America.
122 years before Albany, N. Y„ was.
settled by the Dutch and lot; years be
fore Jamestown. Vn., was settled by
the English. In 1505 King Ferdinand
of Spain wrote to Ornndo, then govern
or of Hispaniola. ‘I will send more ne
gro slaves, as yon request.’ In tbit*
fifty negro slaves were sent to work In
the mines of Hispaniola. There is a
record of King Ferdinand's response to
a request of Lns f’nsus, bishop of La
Goucepdon. In Hispaniola, that more
negroes should he imported, lie said,
'There nre already many negroes on
the Island.' This was in the year
1514.”
Miss Archer, who has been vis
Old correspondents of The Nows, i»ti n g in Newnan, arrived in this
! who wish to continue to represent ! ci'y Tuesday morning ctiroute to
hVvhX'Vppiied to the4-ourt. 111,0 paper, should also eommui.i-iher home in Franklin, —Hogans-
i of.Ordinary of said County J'or letters .,1lad- | _ :n 4 , t 1 villc News.
Mrs. R. C. Prather is visiting
her daughter,Mrs. 1) S. Surpm,ers,
at Newnan, this week—Hogans-
viile News,
| GEORGIA—Coweta County.
.T. " ‘
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I ministration on tlm estate <
, nil persons concerned are unuuni ... , . ,
cause in said Court l,y the first Monday in 1 leafll of SOUP-t il) Mg Oi gr'-;ll lllt'-r-l
[ March next, tf any they can, why said applied ,
1 tion should not lie granted. This February ; est. tt
|nth. 1905. L. A. l’BRDUE. Ordinary. 1
h.g. Newman, I cate with us; as thev will therein’ 1
eiiuit-cd to show ; * . I
High
WINE OF CARDUI
! GEORGIA — Coweta County.
| Paul (J. Smith, M W. Daniel. W M Jackson. n . . . . limmt stru-t
| ,1. W. Hancock, R N. Winkles. W l). .RE Buicli A Gay, lJejait strut,
l. Winkles, s. s. Cochran, ei. aj. liaviiiR up- j (’l ass KoBtaanUlt lor wllitc people. Sur-
l plii-d to the Court uf Ordinary ol said County ...
1 for nn order changing tho precinct in the '.Ttlu i vice prompt, and tables supplied by best
l 740th Dist., (4. M. in said County,from the pres- j ,„„„i.„ f 1 nuelms l r .c din.
out voting pri-euiet, to the place of holding tha market an orris. Lniiche. toe, <iui
.lusticeCourt in siiiil District, all persons con- 1 oo,
eerned am required to show ottuse ill said Court | , ' 1
by the firs" Monday In March next, if any they • ■
CfirJCnK j?trjr»-k-fj’J'r-'^
Is it Crockery
You want?....
by , ... ...... . . .
can. whv said application should not be gram :
d. Tins February fltli, U«iV
L. A. PERDUE.Ordinary. ,
If yiRi want t«> .save |suine
i-y on nmvHpap'Ts, got a list
Nows’ dubbing jiroposit inns
i UKORU1A- Omvi-tK c-mrit ..
I .lohn W. Mitchell, administrator of est at
Susan M. Mltohell, ill-ciastsl, having appliisl to
' the Court of Ordinary of said County forh-ave
I to Hell the lands of said dflceasetl. all persons
eoneermsl ar*- reiiu fi-ed t < sliiov ‘cause in said
Court by the tir-i Monday in March tn-xt. if
I any they can. why said application should not
be granted. This February 'til. H*Vi
L. A. PERDUE. Ordinary.
I If it is o bilious attack take Chamber- G. H. Bradley’s family medictnos are
“ | Iain’s Stomneh nml Liver Tablets ami n 1 » Rnn.raiitw».
Of I quick cure is certain. Fur sale by Holt 1 At G. li. iiiTulhiy s Drug store.
& Cates, Druggists, Newnan, On. | Bring me your hiih'ft. Higliest prieos
i pnid.
[| If it is examine our line.
i-HI It is complete in the most
r| attractive wares to be
found in this market; and
|) everything is being offer-
|{ ed at exceptionally low
prices. Come and sec if
h this isn’t a bargain s„’e of
| Crockery,
ral
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It* « liter llrrll.
Onra 1 don'l see why yon liked that
^ ( group picture of our society. It wasn't
*^ToMrs. Ola Simms. Talladega, Alabama: and particularly good of j oil. Isabelle 1
ParkO. Arnold. Colorado Springs. Colorado, know it. hilt it was so perfectly horrid
non-rosldant lwlrs at law m John w . Mnold. MIhk i ' liablno — 1)e
iate of Oowoia Coiint.v, Ueorgitt, dfs-cHHisl- of thill ' oiieeiu it miss i.nsmng. ue
N.O. Banks mid E.'.i. 1’i-rry having appliisl. p. 0 u Free Press,
as executors, fur probate in solemn torm ot 1
the lust will and testament of .John W. Arnold
of said county, yim, asln-ir- at laiv ot said John 1
W. Arnold, arc miulred to appear at the Courl
of Ordinary for said count yon tin first Mon
day in March in-.xl. when said application for
probate- will be heard. This 1 • binary \ tli
19,15. L. A. I'ERlfl’I;. ' hdinar.i
tALKs I OR M AX' II.
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(JEORCilA—<’oweta i'onnty.
Will in-sold before tin cnu.t house nuor in
the dry of Newnan, said Count > . between tin-
legal hours of sale, on the First Tuesday in
March, Htn.'i, the following doscribod iii-uporty ,
to-wlt:
g<l nnnibor 1044 pew ends, mad - of qnnrtcrea
on iiiiniber 1 ]ii panel fl full supports: 8 wall
emi«: M.-feet number ! pew body, made of
lotni-' link : lino . .-Im s.-ut : l pulpit number 40.
lmnie'ot quartcf-i-doak : :ich,.ir-, number
woud.iiiude of ipmitered oal nplnilstered with ,
darlvii-d leal In r itiibln mi. herllf.AII ehurch fur
niture lirst-claHS. Total number pew ends,
right-hand, 41): number pew etidH. left-hand, |
ill: number wall ends, riglit-hand, 4 : left-hand
ends. 4 ; being the l'nrnitui-e with which tho
M. E. i-hnroh, South, at Se.noia is now furnish- i
island equippiMl. iji-viisl on to satisfy a ti fa
issued from Coweta Superior! oiirt in favor of
III,- E. II. Stafford Company vs ladies ,,f Senoia
M. E. i-hnrei)—Misses Nan L Mins. Alice Wil
son, Mrs. F. L. Watts, as Trustee-, of said ;
church. Tenants in possession notified in
terms of tin-law ih:s Feb. 11X15.
J. Is BROWN. Sheriff
AiiimmI.
Npvviiiiii)— I met yonr wifi today for
the first time. ami. for out- tiling, 1
found she was outspoken. Henpeck
Yon surprise me I lty whom: Phila
delphia Press.
G. < 1. C.M1MU1I Ml.
Bowman's (.’old On re is gnarant I to
cure a eold. Price *»6e nt Heese's Di ng
Store. ,
The «lm* Unity.
IIow do you suppose the bnblea Iti
Japan lake an airing? In baity cor
Wages,, yon sayV Of course not. The
.InpaliPHP never (lo anything the way
we do it. When tlie lathy's about Hu
days old it goes out for Its first clhttpse
of tho world strapped on somebody's
back, and tliut'H the way It goon every
day:•!ill it can go on Its own feci
Sometimes Its mother or Its nurse
takes It, liut very often it rides on I la-
back of a brother or sister, who Is per
haps not more than four or five yours
nlon . I old. These litlle nurses don’t seem lo
be troubled nt all by their charges, as
you would suppose. They play hull
and tag and run races and fly kites In
spite of tlie heavy loads on their hacks.
What is more remarkable, the' babies
arc perfectly happy and hardly ever
cry, though when their young nurses
run with them the poor babies' faces
bang buck and forth tigalust their care
takers’ shoulders till an Americanbaby
would howl with pain and rage. Her
Ilia ICnnkle In St. Nicholas.
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CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hate Always Bought
Bears the
Signatnre of
V. t MANGET, JR. I
Atlanta & Went Point Railroad Co.
Tlie Western Railway of Alabama.
j Direct Lines Between North, Last, South und Southwest. U. S. Fast
Mail Route. Through Palace Sleeping Cars. Dining
Cars. Tourist Sleepers to California.
lUq 9li." Tnrne.1 V«grt«rlin.
An English countess tv ho has jmut>
American friends recently became a
vegetarian." The other day in a letter
to New York she accounted for her
abandonment of fiesli food.
“Nut lung ago." she wrote, "l vlslled
i a slaughter house.
"1 can't tell you how everything was
stained deep with blond; Imw there
iiruse from I In- drenched, dark doors
the peculiar u.lur uf blood.
“As 1 was hurrying away three lieuu
tifid Iambs were led in by a man with
a long, shining knife. Filled with
pity and Indignation, I snld:
“'How can you he ho cruel as to put
those innocent little lambs In death?
“ ‘Why, madam.’ said the man, '.vou
wouldn't eul them alive, would you?''
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Petition (or Charter.
GEORGIA, Coweta,County.
To tlie Superior Court of said County:
Tim petition of the Grantville Hos
iery Mills respectfully shows:
1. That it is a corporation duly incor
porated under tlie laws ot said State by
order of said Court at tlie September
term 18H0 thereof, with th? right to in
crease its capital stock to an amount not
exceeding One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars.
2. That it, is now and ever has been j' -"Meals \
, . Above train* daily. Connections at Neiv Orleans for Texas, Mexii-o, (Jiillforriln. At ('lie)uiw
doing business under its said charter i jorTuskegc-e..'Ailsttiaii tor Tailahnssee.
...in, ilo nriiinmiil nfiii-e nml nlfinp iif hnR- LiUirange onuonimodation leaves Atluutu. dully, except Sunday at f.:!K» p. m. Retiirnliig
with Its pnucipal Otfn^ ana place oi nos , eav( . R LatlrauRe Hi 5:50 a. m. arrives Atlanta N:15 a. in.
Trains !So ami :ic Pullman sleepers New York ami New Orleans. Through coacln-M Wasblar
uu ami New Orleans.
Trains 57 and Iih Washington and Southwestern Limited. Pullman sleepers, compartment
ars. olvservation and dining ears. Complete service. New York and New Orleans.
Train 97 United States fast mail. Through day coaches Atlanta and New Orleans.
Write for maps, schedules and inforruHlion.
J. B. HEYWARD, P, B11.LUP8,
D. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. G, P. A., Atlanta Ga.
0X1A8, A. WICKER8JTAM,
Pres, and Gen. Mgr., Atlanta, Ga
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Tl»4" OrlKlunl li’riill Cuimei-n.
I \\'c are Indebted lo I’ompi'll for tlie
:i | great Industry uf (-aimed fruit. Years
“ ago. when the excavations were Just
. I beginning, a party of Clneluiiatiaiis
' j found in what had been the pantry of
a house many Jars of preserved fig-".
One was opened, and they were found
to he fresh and good. Investigation
showed that the figs had been put into
jars In a heated slate, an aperture left
fur the steam lo escape and then sealed
with wax. Tim hint was taken, and
the next year fruit canning was In
U'odiieed Into lli<- Gulled Stall's, the
process being identical with that In
vogue at I’onipcii twenty centuries ago.
Grantville, said State and
S. C. CARTER & CO.
OPPOSITE HOTEL PINSON..
clejuhng, dyeing and pressing.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
iness at
county
3. At a meeting of its shareholders
regularly held it its principal office in
Grantville on the the 27th day of Janu
ary, 11105, of which due notice was given
to the stockholders, and at which meet
ing all the stock was represented, the
following resolution was unanimously
passed: “Resolved that the charter of
said corporation l>e so amended as to
authorize an increase of its capital stock
to an amount not exceeding Three Hun
dred Thousand Dollars”.
4. In pursuance of said resolution, j
yonr petitioner prays an order of said |
court amending its said charter so as to j .
| authorized an increase of its capital stock j J 1
from time to time to an amount not
! exceeding Three Hundred Thousand Dol
lars.
5. Petitioner shows that Fifty-two
Thousand and Five Hundred Dollars ot
said capital stock lias actually been
paid in.
! 6. Your petitioner further prays that
I when so amended, it have the same
' rights, powers and privileges as granted
! to it under its said original charter as
Newnan Marble Works,
J. E. ZACHARY, Proprietor.
Manufacturer and Dealer in-
Kinds Marble and
Why throw away your oldi-loths-. when just j amended,
nlittle work and b very small expenditure will J This the 21st day of February, UIO-T
mvkfc them the eq ual of new suns. yj ^ PostT,
Cranite.
Georgia Marble a Specialty.
All work guaranteed to be First Class in every particular.
Parties needing anything in'our line are requested to cal),
examine work, and get prices.
OFFICE AND WORKS NEAR R. R. JUNCT N
NEWNAN, GA.
Tl.e (‘ourIw- of tt«r,
iii ihc buttle of Fi-nghuangi-licng the
Japanese took among their captures
two i-normmiH Chinese vases of tbir
foenfli century workmanship. On
learning that they were n present to
General Knropat.kln, General KuroUi
promptly dispatched them to the Itu*
slau outposts With a polite note end
ing, ‘ May the flowers of friendship
blossom high lu these vases.” In Kii
ropatkin's reply he referred to the Jap
anese as “a people of generous friends
whom J visited in peace, of magnani
mous foes in war, at whose hands even
defeat is do disgrace.”
A qu.lnl Story.
The Irish solicitor general, speaking
the other day upon delusions, told a
story of a nbrth of Ireland Protestant
wlio was perfectly sane suve on one
point. This stanch Protestant harbored
the delusion that one of his logs be
longed to n Roman Catholic, and there
fore when lie went to bed every night
lie used to leave llie Catholic leg out
side 1 lie blanket by way of punish
ment,
A Sonmilr Spoon,
Aunt Jane Edith, didn’t I see Mr.
Sweeteer Utsslng you in the hall last,
night? Edith Yes, but if was only in
remembrance of former days. Aunt
Jane A sort or souvenir spoon, i sup
pose you mean.- Boston Transcript.
Xarenatlc.
Huggins-- See here, porter, this tulrruc
Is so dusty I can't see myself lu it.
Hotel Porter (who lias not been tipped
l>y Huggins* Strikes me you ought tL
be mighty ihankful, ’slid o' makin' 4
fuss about It. London Tit Hits. ^
