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Cures Constipation, Diarrhoea, Convulsions, Oolic, Sour Stomach, etc. It Destroys Worms, Allays Feverishness and Colds. It Aids Diires tiou. It Makes Teething Easy. Promotes Cheer fulness and Produces Natural Sleep. GA.-ALA. BUSINESS COLLEGE MACON, GA. New Management Mott Expert faculty FINEST POSITIONS “AMERICA'S BEST” WRITE FOR CATALOGUE THE MENWHO KNOW THE SUPERIOR .. . QUALITIES OF mKEßs.surrsiff|^ AND HATS AsfJu are the men who hove I nf put them to the hard- I est tests in the rough est weather. &jg Get the original Tower's Pish Brand made since 1836 catalog rpee ro* me as/t/aw g JfJgr&Siftu... lllclp the Horse f No article U more useful % about the stable than Mica X/TMawn r Axle Grease. Put a little on 7 jjMl a the spindles before you 4 ‘hook \-fffc;y S Bp”—it will help the horse, and \| p bring the load home quicker. jy, 1 I MIGA AXLE In I GREASE M 1 wears weil-b* tter than any | J other grease. Coats the axle flfflßV r with a hard, smooth surface of l| powdered mica which reduces U6|4813 r l ||| Mule Team BORAX All Dealers. Sample, Booklet amt Parlor same “Whiz,”loe. PacilicCoaet Borax Co.,New York Blodern Triumphs in Vehicle Building. Every "Whits Siar” Bum Is a perfected model. No hsphanard "good enoueh ele ments of workmanship or construction Infects Us making. Good *ll tlxe way through la tha definition of ' Whits Star" Buggy Building. From "Tire to Top’ they re true to their guarantee. A-Grsdewheelaon every Job. As* your dealer or write - ATLANTA BUGGY CO.. Atlanta. Ce. . • r-r -r t-_. -e, r . •' '■ . ' '” . - 'i \ * ■-. : • -.' Join Our Colony No Negroes nllowed in (he Colon). Work lor *ll. Honest folks helped to home. F J®* F io tibnndnnoe. Land fertile rvM '*•**>*£ W bought on your own terms. Von t rant . lta r . • until you We inreetigsted H<uiuland. Chsrltc* County. Georgi* Hi't hel !? 1 ,, V DeUy. Get in on the first floor. Ad< !r ees. _ C. W. WAUGUTKL, Mgr., Homeland, Ga. $150.00 BUYS The most complete Saw Mill built in tie Southern States. , hOainesville Iron Works, I Gainesville, On- I" CLOSE TO NATURE~ " I Church—Did you ever try any of Hthese ‘close to nature’ methods. ■ Gotham—Well, I've used a porous ftlaster!—Yonkers Statesman 8 EVEN DISPOSITION. 8 “Has he an even disposition?” I “Yes; ugly all the time.”— ICleve land Plain Dealer. BEANS AS FOOD, Have Great Value—Will Figure More a* Meat Figures Less. This country raised 5,064,844 bush els of beans in 1900 and devoted 463,- 867 acres to their cultivation. That is at the rate of a little over eleven bushelß to the acre, or a little less than the average yield for wheat the country over. New York state raises more beans than any other state ex cept Michigan, and California is third in the list. Roughly speaking, New York's beans belt is the western half of the state. Here as in Michigan beans have partly taken the place of wheat as a Btaple crop. They have proved more remunerative and they have had the additional recommendation of improv ing the fertility of the soil through their ability to gather nitrogen from the air. Asa paper prepared by L. C. Corbett for the Department of Agriculture remarks, it la the bean's 1 peculiar distinction to provide food for both man and soil. That makes It invaluable In a scheme of crop rota tion. To the average American, beans mean string or snap beans, plucked when green from the small garden or canned in their green state. Thus produced they yield largely, as much as 200 bushels to the acre, the price ranging from $1 to 95 a bushel, ac cording to the season and nearness to a market. Yet the bean means some thing more. Certain varieties, like the cowpea, are valuable for grain, for hay, as good as alfalfa, and for green manuring unsurpassed. The kidney, the marrow bean and the pea are prime, foods in their dry state. Like other of the ancient crops of mankind, the bean requires more hand labor than the more recent food staples. In the advance of farm science, however, satisfactory harvest ers and thrashers have been devised. As an item of diet in this country beans will figure more as meat figures less, and the annual production is sure to be much enlarged.—Roches, ter Democrat and Chronicle. Pastor a Steeplejack. The Rev. Warren I. Bowman, pastor of St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church, created something of a sensa tion in the village by ascending the outside of the steeple of his churclj at a point far above the belfry and removing a large accumulation of honeycomb and its contents and drlv* Ipg out the bees. The bees were In the habit of buzzing through the church during services and annoying the congregation. Mr. Bowman tried to hire someone to oust the swarm, but could find no one who combined knowledge of bees and experience as a steeplejack. Mr. Bowman, ignorant of both, provided himself with ladders and a liberal quantity of mosquito netting and es caped without fall or sting. —Oyster Bay Special to N. Y. Tribune. ■M PORATABLE AN D STATION ARY Engines AND BOILERS Saw, Lath and Shingle Mills. Injectors, fumw and rmings, Wood Saws, Splitters, Shafts, Pulleys, Belting, Gasoline Engines. ““•.j™ 1 LOMBARD, Fwindiy, Muhina and Bailer Work* and Supply Stora, AUGUSTA, GA. For Fifty Years B 12 Overlooking Something- According to a magazine writer, girls do not eat enough. Apparently this writer has never -observed thfi girls when they go back to the table after the company is gone. Kansas City Journal The late Captain Jason Collins, vet eran steamship captain of Maine, was ninety years of age, and had a con tinuous record of seventy years at sea. Up to the age of eighty-three he was in command of one of the Maine steamers. You Look Prematurely Old W. L. DOUGLAS A $3.00 & $3.60 SHOES THE WORLD 925,000 f Reward 1 than > an*othmr mmnuimoTtirer. excellent style, oaay-fitling, and superior wearing qualities. The selection o ftheieathers and other materials for each part A nMMm if of the shi and every detail of the making i slocked after by ', the most complete organiratio rof *upenn tenden oreme nand skilled shoe makers, who receive the highest wsges paidtin the a shoe! ndustrv. and whose workmanship cannot tketomted- tWM \ If I could take youi nto mylars factories at Ilrockton Mass., £ and show you bow carefully W. f. DougUu ham would then understand whv the v hol<rtheirhap*,fi* better, ▼ PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Ladies who suffer from the ailments peculiar to their sex will find, in Cardui,, • remedy that over a million other ladies have found to be a good medicine for all the ills of women. It relieves unnecessary' pain, regulates disordered functions and gives rest to the weary, worn-out woman-worker. For over 50 years Wine of Cardui ha . u. en hefoiiw sick women. “Before taking Cardui/* write* Mrs. M. A. Akers, of Basham, Va., “i had wf fered*for 12yrs. from headache, backache, and pain In my shoulder, side and limbs. At last I took Cardui and now l am in splendid health.*’ Sold by all druggists In $ 1 bottles with full directions inside the wrapper. Wr)t , WRITE US A LETTER f,Tenn? ** P* CRESCENT ANTISEPTIC £w greatest healer known to science. MM m Non Pobuuoiw, No* Irritating. AlUr* inflamrnation .nd B pain from any caune. A* strong an earbolw Mid *d ■A f J milk. Cure* burn* ui*Untly; cure* otd and chromfl . Mirwl api-M *Qfi inflammation from mj cauot oo man or boast Far olera, w po-uvaly * CE*CT OHESnCAL tO- tu in nan TELEGRAPHERS WANTED rielaaW* Talarpk iMttcew. aK *^*3*L°g l), Out) n You are apt to get a Bringing reproof Lota of men and thing* *en eaay if you interfere with the buay little bee, j till you try to do them. U~"C*O.L- ... m.. -'“••“■GO.—". flKgESni periods of pain \// \\ } f While no woman is entirely free y/[.. ' {SfgßoSr WMV/ from periodic Buffering. It doos not /ftfyfcyfUßSflF I seem to be the plan of nature that f. v J '. \\ women should suffer so severely. Ir •i'-sE* yp \\ regularities and pain are positive I v '*, yP 1 evidence that something is wrong [ •. J I which should be set right or it will r . \ .--Jr \' ' I lead to serious derangement of the ■j I feminine organism. / / Thousands of women, have a'sT gy 1 found relief from all periodic swf \ fering by taking Lyala E. Pink- I \VSy —I \ \ ham’s Vegetable Compound, which KVS4. ( VI I ic made from native roots and herbs, V \J J as it is the most thorough female MISS AOELAIOENIChOLS Jt ‘to™ B causes so much discomfort and rob 6 that period of its terrors. Woman who are troubled with painful or Ir regular functions should take immediate action to ward off the serious consequences and bo restored to health and strength by taking Lydia E.Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Miss Adelaide Nichols of 334 West 32nd Street, New York Citv, writes: — Dear Mrs, Pinkham:- l4 lf women who suffer would only rely upon Lydia K Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound their "troubles would be quickly alleviated. I feel greatly indebted for the relief and health which has been brought to me by vour inestimable remedy. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures Female Complaints such as Falling and Displacements, and Organic Diseases, lleadache, General Debility, Indigestion, and invigorates the whole feminine system. For the derangements of the Kidneys of either sex Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is excellent. Mrs. Pinkham’s Standing Invitation to Women Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to write Mrs.Pinkhain, at Lynn,Mass. From the symptoms given, the trouble may be located and the quickest and surest way of recovery no vised. One trid will convince Uivinveivt will relieve soreness and IHMJiMWW stiffness quicker and easier than any citter preparation quickens the blood, drives away fatigue and gives strength Wjgrdß and elasticity to the muscles. FgfeLjMHHvl Thousands use Sloan's Liniment I tor rheumatism, neuralgia, toothache I sprains, contracted muscles, stiff J joints, cuts, bums, cram^afl^ PRICE 25♦,50♦. 6♦1.00 / I Or. Earl 5 Sloan. Boston. Mass. I Avery & Company # iOCC.XSSORA TO averv & mcmillan, •I.M South forsyth It., Atlanta, Ou. —SIX KINDS OF— MACHINERY ..IMF. Frill ~1 IF., F Slxss. WhMrt Separators. "wnHii BEST IMPROVED SAW MILL ON EARTE Large Engines and Bollsrs supplied promptly. Shingle Mills, Com Mill*, Circular taws,Saw Tssth,Patent Doga, Steam Governors, Full line Engines A Mill Supplies. Sand far fres Catalogue* IS TO MEASURE VALUEON EARTH fSON'T bur rour at ■ J ault of cloth.aun a.r anr clruuw ■taßC*. until rou h.v. cat out tHIa advortlaa tnont at m.11.d It to a. Wo will than Mad rou ABSOLUTELY ERIE our umptt of doth, nnaurtatnl blank and tap. lint. W. aaunufbeturu all uur own alutblnS and •*>! dlv.ot I. tli. btanr and gl.a rou a buttur MU of clatbua at u atnullar masTwfifwßTtM lor oor Mtnpk. will ba laa ln* (uod bard mwtay aat af hit own pack* .+++++++* wa auaranteb to fleam you ©* rpturn vour money cheerfully Wrfu m nk.f fa. mmrtm pw *• n.pbUat uU mM res. Pant. Ma. 10. AgM To eonrlnoa any wrn Hi EST woman that I’l -b Sr w n •<•>* Anit.rpiir \mii w’ n r HT" Improve her health ■ ■ |L__RL. nnd do all wo claim ■ ■ send her absolutely free a large trial box of J*axtlno with book of Instruc tions and genuine testimonials. Bend your name and address on a postal card. DAYTIUC" rs rAA I MtEvv factions, such as nasal catarrh, pslvto catarrh and luflainmaUon caused by fund nine Ills; soro eyes sore throat and mouth, by direct local treatment. Its cur ative power over then# troubles Is extra ordinary and gives immediate "eUrf. Thousands of women are using ana rec ommending it every day. UO oents at druggist* erhv mall. Ketjiember,however, iTcrrsTa ton nothing to thy it. THIS IU PAXTON CO., llostou, Mass. (At43-'O7) CONSTIPATION. U ao distreMing, yet *o Easily Cured If you use regularly Parsons* Pills Mild but we la affact. Pat up In gM vial*. 28 cata. Said by a* danflora. I. S. JOHNSON A CO., Baataa. Maaa.