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* 1% i A H A Millinery *j AND £jl THE HOME CIRCLE COLUMN. ART NEEDLE WORK MISS ELLEN EOX Pleasant Evening Reveries—A Column Dedicated to Tired Mothers as They Join the Homo Circle at Evening ^ Pioking at Others’ Faults. What is the good of spying holes in people's coats when we can’t mend them? Talk of my debts if you mean Ifnot - ke : pyopr ; eJ raB ! behind your ivory rid^e. A fr.en I s •• • — ■ — | faults should not be advertised, and , even a stranger’s should not be pub lished. He who makes a fool of an- SAMOEL EVANS, SON fl 00. GOTrOMROKERS AND warehousemen other is a fool himself. Don’t get into th« habit of laughing at other people, for the old saying is “Hanging’s ' ' ———____ mmm _____ mml ______. stretching, and mocking’s catching.', Accommodation and Convenience for ! Je * tin f i8tooapttoturn 1 ;" to je f ng ' Our Customers and the Trade. ( and w h> t was meant to tickle makes a w , wound. It is a pity when my mirth is HIGHEST PRICES 1 PAID FOR COTTON, another Bef “” B T 1 cracks a joke he should consider how he Every ■a HBABQUARTCRS Per Building Material Your Patronage Solicited. WE PAY motet Gash Price For all Kinds of COW PEAS Edwards Mu Hurts | would like it himself; for many wno I give rough blows have very thin skins. Give only what you would be willing to | take; some men throw salt on others bjt they smart if a pinch of it falls on ] their own raw places. When they get I a Roland for their Oliver, or a tit, for i tat, they don’t like it, yet nothiag is more just. Biters deserve to be bitten. <1110 BID'Ml." Milledgeville, Georgia. MILLEDGEVILLE BRICK WORKS- J. W McMILLAN, Propriktor, Miixedgf.ville, Ga. One Million Brick Now in Stock. * * * ■" r ~ Can fill all orders at once with the best brick that can be made. Capacity and output greatly increased, so that large orders can be filled immediately. Correspondence solicited. Home. “Let homo stand before ail othei things! No matter how high your am bition may transcend its duties, no mat ter haw far your talents or your influ ence mav reach beyond its doors, before everything else build a true home! Be not its slave; be its master! Let it not be enough that it is swept and garnishe ed, that its silver is brilliant, that it food is delicious, but feel the love in it. feed thoughts and aspiration, feed a' charity and gentleness in it. Then from its walls shall come forth the true woman and the true man, who shall to gether rule and bless the land.” Is this an overwrought picture? We think not. What honor can he greater than to found such a home? What dignity higher them to reign its undisputed mistress? What is theabilitv to speak from a public platform to large, intelli gent audiences, or the wisdom that ma tug Famous sunny south B U O O \ / Are you considering a ouggy? Don’t buy before seeing my Famous Sun ny South Buggy, fitted wiiTi my new Patent Sorings. These springs make the buggy ride easy, and easy riding means long wear. Made to wear and testimo nials from past purchasers prove our statement, that it i6 the best buggy made. Another Attraction ** Is our Patent Top and Curtains, patented by Mr. E. Becker, which makes the buggy rain and wind proof. This is a special buggy, madeifor Southern trade and cannot be purchased elsewhere. Inquiries answered promptly. E.BECKER ' MILLEDGEVILLE, GA. command a seat on the judge's bench, compared to that which can insure and preside over a true home, that husband and children "rise and call her blessed?'g To be the guiding star, the ruling spirit in such a position is higher honor than io rule an empire. ooo What a Woman Must Do. A woman must wear No. 2 boots on No. 3 feet, and she must manage to dress well on 75 cents a week, and she must be vain; and she must be kind to the poor, and she must go regularly to the sewing society meetings, and be ready to dress dolls and make tideis and aprons for church fairs. She must be a gooij cook, and must he able to “do up” her husband’s shirts so that the Chinese washerman would groan with envy. She must always have the mnsculine buttons of the family sewed on so they will never come off while in use, and she must keep the family in hosiery so that nobody would ever mistrust there were toes in the stockings while they were on. She must hold herself in con stant reodiness to find everything her husband has lost—and a man never knows where to find anything. He will put his hoots carefully away under the parlor sofa, and when he has hunted for them hulf an hour ha will suddenly ap pear to his wife with a countenance like j and avenging angel and demand “what, in thunder has she done with mv boots.” She must shut ul! the doors after her lord and master, and likewise the bureau drawers, for a married mffn was never known to shut a drawer. It would be as unnatural for a hen to go swimming for recreation. And when she has the headache no body thinks of minding it—a woman al ways having the headache. And if she is “nervous enough to fly,, nobody tucks her to the lounge with a shawl over her or coddles her the death as a man has to bounder such cirumstances, *■ We might go on indefinitely with the troubles of a woman, and if there is a man who thinks a woman has an easy time of it, w h juit lot him pin on a pound of false hair and get inside a pair of corsets and put on a pull-back over skirt, and he a woman himself, and see how he likes it. ooo Woman And The Home. Nothing so helps a woman through the long weary days of work as the knowledge that what she does in ap preciated by* those she loves and for whom she toils. Think of this, hus bands snd fathers, arid remember that a kind word is always in Beason. If, on some morning, the coffee is a shade too brown to suit your taste, do not scold about it; and, on every other morning when it is rie icious, say so. Try this way. and you will find your coffee, and everything else, to your taste much of- tener, and besides, you will give the ones you ought to love best the sweet est con sciousness that they are dring the work well, and giving satisfaction to the one, of all others, they most de sire to please—thus inspiring them with renewed energy to strive for the merit ed leward of kind, appreciative words. And so shall tn atmosphere of peace and sweet home happiness come to f er- vade the whole house, born and nurtur ed into beautiful, fragrant blossoming by your own kind works and deeds. Let us all remember, too, that the high er and happier our home life, the more wisely and better we may hope to do the work that lies waiting for us beyond it. A pleasant place to “come home to” ia the greatest energizer a man can have. Then let us strive with an earn est and constant purpose to make and keep the home cheerful, inviting and pleasant. Lime, Cement, Plaster, Doors, Sash. Blinds, Screen Doors, Screen Sash, Mantels, Grates, Tile, Paints, Varnish, Glass, Building Material of all kind. Our services are prompt, Our material is the best. Write for .prices and catalogue. W R-I. Horne & 60. LONG DISTANCE PHONE 473 <307 Broad St AUGUSTA GA Southern Agriculturist NASHVILLE, TENN. For 40 Years the Most Instructive and Entertaining - Paper for Southern Farm Families. 50 Cents A Year One Copy Free - ——iiiif in DOCTOR KING TIE IK MLMIU MCTOM. 11*117 II ME Ell LEEEEIT LOCATE*. EEUUE IIMIITU i* MEMCIM. WE mil IH TIE LARGE Ml IUUAIU EIFHIISCE IF TIE IIMUT (IIAIUMII AM MOST IEUAIIE IFECIAIIITI IE TIE SOUTH Authorised bf ibe hum io trest CIMIIC, IEITMS Ml PECUM. DitEASCS. We gubntolee to refund money It noi cured. All meal* clues turnlebed reedy for uee—no mercury or mjurloui medicine* ueed. No detention from huilneea, Pntiente nt a dlaiane* treated by mall and express. Medlolaea aeni everywhera fraa from (are cr breakafe. No medicine aeat G. O. D. unlcaa In. atrucled. Cherfealow. Ttaouaanda of nnaea cured. State four _____ caae and aend for terma. Constitution EKE and confidential, In tn rr-r m,r -s y-r-— person, or by letter. Call or vrlte today. Don’t delay. Nervous Debility and Waaknossos stricture *'“>•«» «»• «• •« urlaa.pl nploaand blotcbaa on ttia for*. ruitra of loaa of vital foroaa. loss of manhood, etc., cured for Ufa. W« ran atoa nlgrht Iofmi. rasfora loaf vitality, davatop and at at uro young or middle aged who arc weakly and wrecks and make them nt for rnarrtaga that terrlaid# <ilar*ae,«h all »t« forms stagea, curad for Ufa. Blood weakly and wrack Syphilis. Poisoning. Hkiti II Iflonnrrhoea, tjioet and ali forms of privet* diseases, Icurnl te stay Curt-d. Wa guarantee to refund jour ■ money If not permanently cured. iKIdney Bladder and Prostallo iniassfiss successfully treated and permanent ■ Diseases hnncl FILES and RUPTURI cut led by painless and bloodless methods. , Ulce Swellings. Sores, -i7 harmful Instruments. A no Treatment. No pain and no exposure. No oaustlo* cutt Ibg. burgles or sounds. No detention from bust- iota. Thousands cured. Wa guarantee to refund none/ If not permaoeatlj eured. My book fully ex plains this disease. l/erieseale Kelarged veins In the scrotum— VllIvSVlIB causing nervous debility, weakness of the nervous system, etc., permanently cured with out pain. Hydroosie Phimosis ,D * ,,w OOO Id f ” CK TO MIK upon appllctlons with description of above disease ibe effects end cure, sent sealed In plain wrai i plain wrapper, for Men Only ted to see It when the city. Very Instructive. Costsrou nothing. 1T>. 7 lUrltlU. Cor. M.ri.tt. toi F.ick'.rit ill. ATLANTA.GA. (Thoroughly responsible. Legally incorporated under the law* of uecrgia.) DR. KING MEDICAL CO., vrw gmmsmgccteztsftooieijk nilrrf, kMrmgii.fTBPBr,—dh 1 ill 1 II 25 lb*. Sugar $1.35 at W. H. Montgomery's. W. R HUTCHINGS, —DENTIST— Successor to Dr, F. S. Whitney. Offer* bia professional service* t* the people of this citv and sectioa. Office in Horne Building. May 1st—1-yr. . I HOGLiESS LARD The Southern standard of super lative satisfaction. Purity person ified. Nature’s natural cooking- fat, for all purposes, from bread making to fish-frying. Economy, wholesomeness, and healthful ness combined. There’s none other anywhere near so good. |f Mem THE 50VTHECN COTTON OIL CO. YWdtSAVANMAHAIlANrAMEk' 0QLEANS CHICAGO. Mi 3