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E Want Your Trade We are trying to deserve it by offeringyou Wagons, Buggies, Surries, Harness, Robes Saddles, Bridles, Hardware, Etc., at the right prices. - We have positively reduced the prices on nearly every line of merchandise in stock and such goods as we do not want to car ry any more, are simply being slaughtered. Give us a trial and let our goods and prices speak for themselves. Your friends. Moran & Wilkinson Milledgeville Georgia. Business Locals. Norlh Carolina Soeti Peanuts, Spanish Peanuts and Genuine Eastern Seed Irish Potatoes. Emmitt L. Ilarnos. BUGGIES PAINTED. When your Bunnies get old and nerd painting, carry it to S. A. Lary, 1C7 McIntosh St. Milledgeville, Ga. For Rent. One six room and one three room house on Hancock Street oposito the Industrial College- Apply to P. J. Cline. LUMBER FOR SALE. For sale at eight Dollars ner thousand good lumper at the mill by Mrs. A. V. DuBignon at Scottsboro, Ga. See Mr. James L. Ivey. It has been conceded by many that “Old Homes teal'' bread is the best made. Sold only by Chandler Baos. STORK FOR RENT. The Bass Store, 109 Hancock streot, immediate possession. Apply to E. E. Bass. The banks of Milledgeville have is sued their statements in response to a call from the state comptroller gen eral and a perusol of the figurts given will show all local institutions to be in excellent condition. Bridles 30c up at Moran & Wilkinson's. 25 lbs. standard granulated sugar $1.35 W. H. Leonard. “Merry Widow” flour will stand the test of the poorest cooks. Guaranteed to every one- Chandler Bros. Cream of of Wheat, Postum, Grape- nuts and other ceieals at Emmitt L. Barnes'. LOST UMBRELLA. Lost Umbrella in front of J. C Whitaker's office Tuesday night. Re ward if returned to Royal Bethuno. Everything kept in a firsc class uo-to- date grocery store can be found at C. E. Greene'B. Gagers Lime, the best, and Portland Cement, at Emmett L. Barnes’. Moran & Wilkinson are trying to make it to vonr interest to trade with them. t Try a can McDougal Coffee at City Grocerv Co 6. M. d. Sp ap &i0ts At St@S6 Rappe j Garden Seed and Onion Sets that will come up at Emmitt L. Barnes’. .lust received a fresh lot of mackerel in kits and they are for sale cheap W. H. Leonard. Everything kept in first class up-to date grocery store can be found at C. i E. Greene’s. If you will ring us up at once you wil be in time to get some nice home made sausage- Chandler Bros. Cotton Seed Meal, Hulls, Wheat Bran and good Hay at Emmitt L. Barnes’. Just Received a fresh shipment of Dove Brand Hams and Breakfast Bacon at City Grocery Co. Karo Syrup, Ga. Cano Syrup, and Hogshead Cuba Molasses at Emmitt L. Barnes’. A full assortment of Fresh and Canned Vegetables at City Grocery Co. 90 dav Burt seed oats, Ga., rye, all kinds of garden seed and seed corn, at Chander Bros. A full line of National Biscuit Co’s. Crackers at City Gorcery Co. The man who is governed by hi« pas sions in worse than a slave. ? to to t Baldwin 6o. Brick a Pottery 60. * Is now fully equipped to furnish you with best grade Brick in any ^quantity fiom one to as many thousands ss is needed. Size 2$X4xS. These brick are guaranteed to be first class in tvery respect. Correspondence solicited. : s : : : t s A. A. VAUGHAN, SEC’Y. niLLKDOEVlLLE, GA. m m m 9>. Kir -3 ^5 ^ ^ • 00 • 00* ^ ^ WHEN IN AUGUSTA STOP AT The Albion Hotel (American Plan) Broad Street. Dining Room Open Until 12 P. M. Luncheon 1 to 3, Fifty Cents, Private Dining Rooms for Ladies* YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. BRYAN LAWRENCE, Propr. We Must Insist on Settle- ment of all Old Accounts Due Fred Haug Shoe Co. Customers whom we have accommodated will readily appreciate this matter it they will consider the question. L ET Us Have a Response Without DELAY Help us in the beginning and we will help you in the end. We have always done this and we have many elegant premiums coming for those who trade with us this season. Fred Hauo Shoe Go. Professional Card.s JO. P. ATKINSON M. D Physician-Surgeon millkuokville, ... o.\. if2 i>2 W. Hancock St. r. M. HALL. M. D. PRACTICING PHYSICIAN AND SURGKOf Office hours n a. m. to i2:*o p. m. Office in L'allaway Building, 136$ West Hancoek Street. Milledgeville, Ga Oct. iq, iy. The classes are finishing the second quarterly examinations of the session. When these are concluded and the pa pers are graded in the several branches of study, reports will be issued showing the class stand of every student. These reports will also carry the student's record in attendance and conduct. With few exceptions the cadets and other students are making an enviable record this year. Numbers of them never get a demerit, but on the con trary receive only commendation for uniformly correct deportment. They are regular and prompt) in ft tendance, diligent in study, and punctilious in meeting every military requirement. Of course, there are some of whom thia can not be truthfully said. That has always been true since schools were first established, and it will likely con', tinue to the end of time. The boys are disappointed that th« y will not be able to make the trip to Washington. The fault is not theiis. They did their part and were ready for the trip. The undertaking waB a biggir thing, perhapB, that its promoters were at first aware. When it came to the show down the money were lacking. Hence the collapse of the scheme. It is to be regrette i. But the cadets are not losing any sleep over the announcement, made at the eleventh hour, that all idea of the trip must be abandoned. They eat three square meals every dav. go through the daily drills with the same old time snap, plav ball as hard as ever in short, pursue the daily routine of cadet life with the same degree of energy as before going to Washingten was first broached. The] true cadet- soldier uever whines,mopes,or sulks. He takes what cornea calmly, it not with the philosophy of the ancient stoic. In college base ball circles the coming of Coach Sharpe is all the talk during recreation hours these days. Mr. Sharpe is due to report on Mar. 1st, less than ten days off. Then the spring practice will be begin in good earnest. Already much work has been 'done. The can didates for places on the team have put in sharp] practice every day that the weather was fit. Some have made good. All have shown up well. Major Reynolds has studied the men in action and knows pretty well how the line up will be, but he is keeping mum. Coach Sharpe will form his owr. opinion after he has given the can didates a tharough working out. Arrangements are making for the annual field day early in May. A com mittee from the faculty and the cadets have the affair in charge and will be ready ♦oannouncethe various event^a.; n early day. Much interest is manifested in the occasion, and there will likely be a number of contestants in each event. The candidates for athletic honors are training hard every day. The date of the field day will find them in fine con dition. St me records are going to be broken this year. tive in the mind. They are his meat and drink. Field ]day and Commencement will find him innured to the "strenous life” and read for the “fray”-wheather on the drill ground, or the rostrum. The cadet is a healthy, vigorous youngster. One of these days he is going to be a strong, pushing, wide-awake man that does things. Great is the cadet. Who is not his friend? Married. At the Baldwin Parsonage Thursday morning Feb. 18. 09. B. P. Searcy officiating. Mise Fannie Bonner to Geo- P. Ward. ; -M5 0U FOR BALE. The lot and budding,, now occupied by the Electric Light Plant. Price $2,000. This is fine place for manufacturing- plant. Also Small residence and lot adjacent thereto price$1,000. Possession will be given [when our new plant is completed. Apply at office of Oconee River Mills. Sinces the foregoing was written President Reynolds has received a let ter frrm Coach Sharpe stating that he would leave West Chester, Pa., where has been spending the winter, on Satur day, 27th. inst., and would reach Mill- edgeville on the 28th., Sunday. He will start in as Coach on Monday, March 1 will deliver the Memorial address in 1st. Mrs. Sharp will accompany' Milledgeville on April 20, next. He her husband to the South and will be in has accepted the invitation extended this city for at least two weeks while I him by the R. E. Lee Chapter D. of C. Fresh Cocoanuts, Celery, Cranberries, Oranges and apples at Emmett L. Barnes’. gjWe are prepared to save you money on flour, and will do it. Chadnler Bros We need more room, want to reduce our stock of wagons. None better than the ‘‘Piedmont’’ and the price is right. Moran & Wilkinson. Associate Justice of the State Su preme court, Hon. Marcus W. Beck he >a serving his engagement with the college. Coach Sharpe writes in a very hjpeful vein about his pros pective work with the G. M. C. ball squad. He ] evidently expects to get down to business from the start, • and there is no doubt but that the casion will be impressive. Medicine That is Medicine. “I have suffered a good deal with ma laria and stomach complaints, but 1 and with the co-operation he will have ( have now Wd a rcmedy that keeps from the school there is no reason why me well, and that remedy is Electric he should notmakeja great showing with ; Bitters: a medicine that is medicine for his youngesters. Enthusiasm and hard work will not be lacking; and they al ways count in any undertaking. School and town must get squarelv behind coach Sharpe arid his team. That is the word. Pass it down the line. stomach and liver troubles, and for run [ down conditions,” says W. C. Kiestler, ; of Halliday, Ark. Electric Bitters purify and enrich the blood, tone up the nerves, and impart vigor and energy to the weak. Ycur money will he refunded if 1 it fails to help vou. 50c at alt druggists. Dr. J. C. Croley PHYSICIAN & SURGEON MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA. Office Second Floor Opera House Build ing. Office hours 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. 3 p. m. to 4 p. m. W. B. HUTCHINGS, -DENTIST— Successor to Dr. X. S. Whitney. Offers his professional services ti the people of this dtv aud section. Office in Horne Building. May 1st—1-yr. DR. EDWARD A. TIGNER Deny Suroeon. Rexall Tooth) Powder Prevents decay of the Teeth Makes Sweet Breath Makes the teeth white, lustrous, and the mouth wholesome. For sale only by Jno. Vinson THE RELIABLE DRUGGIST All the male students in the four college classes will contest for speakers places at Commencement. The date o f the contest has not been determined, butit will likely be some time in March. There is keen rivary among the young aspirants for oratorical honors. Two beautiful gold medals are the trophies in this declaimers contest at Commence ment. What with the set tasks for each day in books and drill, the try out for places on the ball team, the daily |run for the purpose of hardening the mnscles and improving the wind, the hard work for field day, learning ’toapeak pieces on the stage,’ writing English exercises — and hundreds of other "engagements,” the cadet in the G. M. C. has his hands full just now. His time is fully occu pied. But he has stamina and nerve to tne limit. On all of these varied exer cises he grows strong in bady and ac- ...The... I Mill of Circumstance : I «“an<J YOU § In this city, as everywhere, the Mill of Circum- ^ 3 stance is grinding away 24 hours a day—and, today, 3 it may be grinding YOUR GRIST. It may be 5* 3 turning one of the incidents of this town's daily life into an opportunity for vou —into an advantage for m *5 y° u - 3 When a merchant gets caught in “the Mill," 5 and is pressed tor cash, YOU benefit in the enfor- 3 ced sacrifice of some of his stocks—that is, YOU £ BENEFIT, if you keep posted on what is going on ^5 “at the Mill” by reading the ads. in The News. 3 The o\\ tiers of things—automobiles, securities, 3 businesses, machinery, horses and carriages, type 's writers, office fixtures, houses, books, pictures—get 3 into this old “Mill of Circumstance,” and out of their 3 troubles come your opportunities. They pay the 3 toll 3 Incidentally, it’s better to watch the ads, in The 3 News and to profit by the products of “the Mill" 3 than to get caught in it yourself. Although, if your 3 turn should come, an ad. will usually get you out 3 safely. | HILLEDGEV1LLE | News.