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WALTER J. VAUGHAN
REAL ESTATE AGENT
R NT1NC AND COLLECTING
OFFICE IN MILLEDOEVILIiK NEWS OFFICE
MILLEDGEVILLE. GA.
1 have many rare harjrains, both in City and Country prop
erty, improved and unimproved. If you want to sell
or buy Real Estate see me—I can help you.
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THE HOME CIRCLE COLUMN,
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Pleasant Evening Reveries— • Column Dedicated to
Tired Mother* a* They Join the Homo Circle at Evening- Jjj
The Old Woman,
Was it you, young mon, we heard
using those words when speaking to
your mother. "The old woman." A
nice phase to be using about the dear
soul who kept her virgil over you in
your Infancy, kissed away year tears in
childhood and remains your trusted
friend in maturity. Is this all the love
you have for the silver haired mo her
who bathed your scorcning brown all
through the long sleepless night* of
affliction, when your brain was wild
with burning fever? Is there no other
term you can find for her weose love
has followed you through every tria',
tribulation and misfortune of your life?
Has mother, through all these years of
labor, watching anti waiting,besn wast-
A great helper to gladness is a happy
hopie. Many of ui would never be
able, day after day, to face life with
its struggles, its duties, its antago
nisms, were it not for the renewal of
strength which we get in our home.
A true home is a little fragment of
heaven let down on earth to inspire
us with patience and strength for the
w*y.
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Home is the greatest school of life
Few can receive the honors of a col
lege education, but all are graduates of
home. The learning of the university
may fade, its knowledge may moulder
in the halls of memory, but the simple
lessons of home impressed upon the
hsa-t* of childhood, defy the rest of
years and outline the vivid picture of in * her love or ‘ a worthless bunch of
life. "Mid pleasures and palaces we’i® 1 ^- "bo, in the rosy down of manhood
may room. Be it ever so humble. : has no other lerm more fittin * than
there’s no place like home." i ‘ ,the old woman,, by which to address
If there is heroism m the field there I or 8 » eak of hia mother? Mother - y° un K
ISILLEDGEVIUjE 5RI6K WORKS-
J. W McMILLAN, Proprietor, Milledgeville, Ga.
One Million Brick
Now in Stock.
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Can fill all orders at once with the best brick mat urn be
made. Capacity and output greatly increased, so that large
orders can be filled immediately. Correspondence solicited.
STEVENS
ARMS
are for sale by all progressive
Hardware and Sporting
Goods Merchants
*.- owl
DAK BEARDS splendid effort
(t — “CUNS AND CUNNING"—
-will bo ‘mulled postpaid to a-f
applicant 1 y J, Stcvwcs A::;: i
i. Tool CoMfAST, Cbicopro
1 all j, Mart., upon
receipt of price.
I'or paper cover edi-
EXCU1S101I TARES 70 MOBILE, TEN
COLA A1VD NEW ORLEANS, LA.
VIA CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
RAILWAY COMPANY
Account Mardi Gras Celebrations
February 18-28- 1909.
r’xeorsion tie1«jts will be sild to
Mobile, Pensacola and New Orleans on
February 17, 18, 78, 20, 21, 22, good to
j leave those points returning up to and
including, but not later than midnight
of March 1, 1903, except that and ex
tension to March 13th may be obtained
by deposit of ticket and payment of
extension fee of #1.
For furthei information in regard to
total rates, service, etc., apply to
nearest ticket agent.
is equal heroism in many a homo wHich
the world knows nothing about, whi:h
only angels see. There are lathers
wh > grandiy struggle against the tides
uf fate, and never lisp the secret of
their dispare, whose, young dreamB
have all faded, but who patiently bear
their allotted burden with whst tries to
be resignation. There are noble women
whose domestice afflictions would cru«h
them if they were not heroines, who
silently Buffer and make the jnost of
their disappointed years. They sing in
the mihor key, but still they sing, and
so the world thinks them happy when
they are only brave.
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There are men whose nightly return
to their homes always means needless
misery to their households. They find
fault with their dinners, with their
household bills, with the children, and
with everything else. They make
sarcastic remarks that burn and scarify
man, is the sweetest name in all the
world and Bhould be held in reverence
by every boy. Tho time is coming when
the feeble hands will be folded, her
watchful eyes closed and the lips once
warm with mother's love be cold, the
fond heart whose anxious beatings once
following vour wayward feet will be
stilled forever. So while you can, call
her mother; you will miss her when
she’s gone, Remember what Hhe has
suffered for you. • When every friend
has forsakedyou, mother is as true as
steel. And now that she is step by step
going down life's other side, to near
the water’s edge and to step across,
comfort her old age by speaking kindly
and affectionately to her and k make her
feel that life was not living in vain] and
all the toil without recompense. Lead
her gently thfough old age and when
you speak of her or to her do nor. style
her a* “tho old woman," but place a
kiss upon her wrinkled brow and say
‘mother" and in a way repay her for
WORKS
Augusta, Ga.
FERTILIZERS
Of all Kinds
Pft APSCO
The Original Fish Goods.
35 continuous years of populaiity prove the success and| re
liability of this soil restorer.
!^*Sold exclusively at Milledgeville and vicinty by—
Horne-ftnflrews Gom. Go.
Smn Auwcultuwst
NASHVILLE, TENN.
For 40 Years the Most Instructive and Entertaining
Paper for Southern Farm Families.
50 Cents A Year One Copy Free
the sensitive souls of their wives. They | ^ hmny heart , c hes she has suffered
in your behalf. Sing to her softly, and
see the light of love come to her eyes
as she hears her boy say in tones which
seem to her as gentle as the rustle of
an angle's wing. Mother, I lovo you."
Notice to the Public.
fi LETTER FROM
NORTH CAROLINA
Warrenton, S'. C.—I was nearly dca
with kit bey affection for six ijk/ii.'j.
griming -worse all the ti-rje. Vv ,
was t> 'pokes—-w-us unable to get' abi.it
but lit >_ i had tried everything trill
little bo-sfit. 1 took three bottle.': «
Stuart's Jlucbis and Jimijier and v.a
s-rtecUy .cured. Am no* well and <-)
ijrhL I r«vc nv life *o Stuart's liuc'e
«:td Junijs.r.—It. T. Macon.
Tf von avffer with backache, dull head
■ cite, sv.oil ,i feet* stiff joii t«, and him
•o energy -and sec imaginary specks i-
,!>e air, y#u linve symptoms of kidnn
trouble.
S!- I's Buelii! and Juniper will felievc
you. . I druggists fJlJW. Write fo:
tree _ niple. We will rend cuoo^fi U
prove its v underfill merits.
Jteiart Dn:£ Cc
At UNTA.
I b«g to say to the people of Baldwin
county that i will hold office of Tax
Collector at my drug store on the cor
ner of Wayne and Hancock, streets,
Milledeenlle, Ga. Also that all special
and state taxes are due Jan 1st.
k. P. HAWKINS,
Tax Collector. Baldwin County, Ga.
PLANT GOOD CARDED SEED,
Be sure and obtain our garden seed for
spring planting, cabbage, turnip, col
lards; and all varieties, including toma
toes 2 packages tor n cent..- We will 1
sure to please y >u in every way, Ti
us.
S. J. STEM BRIDGE. W.-st End.
r HOG FOOD.
For the farmer to feed
and fatten hoers. cows,
horses, mules, etc.
Oconee River Mills.
B WZXjSOST
WILL
Appreciate an
order from you, large or
small. Try him and you will be
pleased, and give him a share of your
trade hereafter. Wayne street,
Milledgeville, Georgia.
JflF'Anyone having city or
arming land to sell or wish--
ng to purchase desirable
milding lots or farming lands
vill do well to see Mr. J. O.
3loodworth.
Plant Wood’s Seeds
For The
Garden & Farm.
Thirty years in business, with
a steadily increasing trade every
year—until we have to-day one
of the largest businesses in seeds
in this country—is the best of
evidence as to
*Ihe Superior Quality
of Wood’s Seeds.
We are headquarter* for
Grass and Clover Seeds.
Seed Potatoes, Seed Oats.
Cow Peas, Soja Beans and
&11 Farm Seeds.
Wood** Descriptive Catalog
the most useful and valuable of
Garden and Farm seed Catalogs
mailed free on request.
T. W. WOOD & SONS,
Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va.
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carry none tho worries of business.
They "take it out’ of their families for
everythin/ that has gone wrong in the
day’s work, « : some are cowwrdr
enough to ro.- upon me innocent
an J helpless those wr mgs and affronts
which they have not had couragu
e lough to resist and resent upon the
off -ruler
Where is my boy tonight? Y*u are
his father or mother, and if you desire
to lay your bauds upon your boy within
five minutes any night, you wouldn’i
kn >w where to find him. He,s on tin-
street somewhere, or at the railroao j
depot jumping on freight trains, but
just where, lyith whom, in what engag
ed, wh it plotting >*r what executing fui
the shrewder one* who plot foe him
you coal I nut tell for the life of you
He hn a good home a^J he ought to !>
there at night, H i duiirei to bj u-j no
where olss with tin buys, and y.t
lack the miral courage t > insist that h
shall bj where he should bo. You h >
that he will escape th r pitfall, but yo
know thi chanc?s are against him
Why don't you do the boy the kiadnos
to keip lilm home at nights? The Urn
will come whsn he will thin!; you for it
or reproach you for not doing it.
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One home is like a calm sumtne.
evening or a bright, fresh spring morn
ing, because the mistress is full of rest
ful sympathy, or her mind af bright)
fresh interest in those around her.
Another home is a gustv, stormy morn
ing <>r a fog laden afternoon, when the
darkness can be felt, because the wo-j
man who makes its atmosphere is cap-1
ricious, hasty and illtempered or dull
and heavy, and careless of the comfort
of those who depend upon her, and in
capable of putting brightness and
warmth into the hearth of those around
her because there is none in her own
heart. Let those who are step-mothers
look to it that they "keep hearts at
leisure from themselves to sooth» and
sympathize, to create a restful at
mosphere for those wh » coma in tired
and weary from t ie outside and to keep
light and brightness alive in their own
minds, that they may shed them over
every one who dwells beneath her roof
who its beside their hearth.
Night Rider s Raid
The worst night riders are calomel,
croton oil or aloes pills. They raid your
bed to rob vou of rest. Not so with Dr.
King’s New Life Bills. They never dis-
tress or inconvenience, but always
cleanse the avstem, curing Colds, Head
ache, Constipation, Malaria, 25c. at all
druggists.
J©-/bitter and eggs, always fresh, j
at C. E. Greene's.
Unequalled for Domestic Purpos
es. PROMPT DELIVERY.
Phone 152.
Fowler-Flsmlster Goal
COMPANY.
Coal and Wood.
Lime and Cement.
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McCall PaLfeinsand
Publications for Sale
by
Bioodworiii & Siambridge,
LEADING DRY GOODS DEALERS. |
Milledgeville, Ga.
HOGLESS LARD
The me and oniy absolutely
pure cooking-fat that gives com
plete satisfaction under - all cul
inary conditions. Far better and
cleaner than the best hog-lard,
and al ways goet- i.ri !* en As good
as butter for all kinds of cooking,
from bread-baking to fish-frying.
Made by Nature, and, therefore,
of natural purity.
Jeirybodffjs
Magazine
} THE • SOUTHERN • COTTON OIL - CO ...
\Mew TorkjSuVaniiohMtlanta 'J^wOrfjuws-CbicunoYv
HAS GOT THIS MONTH
Two .creaming stories bv Ellis
Parker Butler and Lindsay Denison,
each racing to sec which will bump
your funny bone harJcst.
One tragedy that will grip your
heart.
And articles bv Russell, Paine and
Dickson that Aut dec]) into tilings.
LOOK OUT roi EVERYBODY'S THIS
MONTH. THE CAT IS BACK
R. H. WOOTTEN.
KILLthe 1
AND CURE th
WITH
Dr. King’s
New Discovery
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