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Welcome to The Girls in Brown. | BiiSineSS Locals.
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Sec us before buying your seed oats
this fall. Chandler Bres.
monds, Brazil nuts, etc., jwt received I
by C. E. Greene.
j The hunting season is here. Buy >•• ur
i gun shells from us. We keep the best, i
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Today we are renegades. Once we were prejudiced against anything
but s i,thorn grey. Now ivc bow in all Honor to the girls in brown, n <» her
word- to the Georgia Normal and Industrial College girl. Time and again j Fresh seeded raisins, cleaned cur-
we've tried to say good things about them, but once more we want to lay r,,nts - shelled English walnuts and al-
something. You are welcome back to the city—those of you who were
hole before—in ! the others are thrice welcome, for Milledgeville will do the
best possible by >ou.
To all of you we want t-> say you are coming to a splendid cullege.
Vo li ' nl everything for vo i i onifort, pi asure and for the advance merit of
yo knowledge along the most imp irtint lines of life, A kindly amity,
with marked ability will furnished yri with 1 jo l and drink from the source
of education and you will be fitted Well for your fixture position in lile, no
matter what youVhose it to be.
And the is another s-dr story now. Well as Vve personally admire
those who find their greatest pleasure i:i building up the homes of the land,
in making men happy, in striving to upbuild their co nmunities, still we
would n it iini:t tl.e achievements of womankind. So to the other spheres
wlure wo in n ate c.-i fpiering above all others you receive our support and
commendation. Dov.i in the third largest city of Georgia there is a written
law that no wo an can be principal ot a school. There they also decla e
To the Cotton Growers of Bald
win and Adjoining 1 Counties.
Fresh lot of crackers ju-a
Barnes & 1
Every house keeper rh
percolator coffee pot. It. ii
sails the best.
Beli’s Best Roart”—T'r.
sa'isfies. Have you tried it
fide. J. F. Bell’s Pure hood
eceiver.
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LADIES
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that no n
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i rie l r-iiian shall serve asja teacher in the schools Thu may be
dion, but it lias the ervLrsj.nsnt of nearly cveiybody on the
jTee that
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tore.
Famous Dove "'and hams, fresh lot
just received Thursday. VV ii Leonard.
Beat toilet tissue paper at C. E.
Greene’s.
Brown Mule tobacco
S3.P) p *r box.
Vv r II Leonard.
J. F.
■n announced, and with
is, iha* locally the ladies
will not be in five years behind Boston
nnd New York end Paris, and Hone
L ong hereafter. Withoutuny authority,
Lut simply supposing, the stylo of talk
will come fuim Boston, the style of
diem from New York, the .style of hair
end hati fra.n Paris and then the
Chinese agrepation - familiary kno wn
as the kiinoun w ill undoubtedly come
from Hong Kong, or some other China
city.
However, if has been stated that the
mat suits must go. It is not pointed
cut just why. The name of the now
uttlro is unspellable and iq.mll) unpro-
nouncable. Hut anyhow you’ll seo
them <m the streets of Milledgoville, at
leaHl you.ll see a few of them. Accord
ing to the most accurnto description it
will be a garment, all in one, coat, skirt
tnd whatever else there may ho In a
dresH, including buttons, hooks and eyes
as I other things. Its ample folds will
envelop the form as though it were
some royal costume and those who
p seess one will have the distinction of
being right up-to-date.
But; Incidentally, we’ve been atudy-
irIT fashions for the benefit of those
who may prefer the elegant coat suits.
A recent fashion authority says wo arc
g :ig to have t ’.il * od trocks and mats
to much from browns and grays, with
or.' u.ioiial dark green, : >ft tun and pale
cream. The idea in trimming will le
with braid and farmev’ssilk—whatever
that is—and then thov have touch of
velvet, too. But tnis is not a fashion
bureau wo arc* simply upholding the*
cost suit, for it’s really a whole lot bel
ter than the Princess, Hmpito, or even
the Mary Jane gown,
MilL Igeville is not v Itlmul a art in!
the discovery of the North Polo. Dr. i
Atkinson has heard Dr. Cook lecture.
| For up*-to-date fan
However, in the second lirgnt city in the United .Slitcs a woman Ins i f> .fj'» fore Food Sure,
been made superintendent of the city’s schools. She must guide the destiny , Man , i- u}bc . n „., v y )aca , l(r „t Roman
if cdhcalion there arid around her clings the mantle of responsibility for the w hi| e hyacinths, white narti.vjs m.d
advancement of tens ol thou no Is of the children of Chicago. So you c:an j f r c-;-ia Gulb** at I-i II. Wootten’s.
see if you, in your estimation are hampered in one place there ts room else-j
wlicte. If you don’t want *o get married don’t goto August; it you want to
be superintendent ol the city schools go to Chicago.
But as for ourselves we want you to stay in Georgia, to stay in your
own coim'y, in your own community. There's room for you there and ap
preciation for your effort. Your education here will be of a class and char
acter that will enable you to upbuild your section, to make you a factor for
good and nowhere else on earth will you be more satisfied than around the
old home, for, though you may wander far away, some day you'll long tor
the sight of home again.
But don't be homesick now. You are at home in Georgia and shelter
ing arms will protect you here. Here’s welcome to you and miy success
crown your every effort.
■ groceries -
ia bulbs at K. it
Try the. first oysters of the season at
J. H. Ennis’ today.
Ferris’ dolin' -us hams and bacon, di
rect from the packer every week, at .1.
F. Bell’s Pure Food 3tore.
Fresh lot of peanut butter and Pimi- j
ento reu peppers— C E Greene
We have all kinds of cow and horse
feeds of the best quality,
Chandler Bros.
Georgia cane syrup in cans, try one.
Barnes & Richter.
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I have installed six of the best tons
made, with Gullett System and guar
antee satisfaction, The Gullett ginner
ies give smoothest and best sample
and I have contract which prevents
any one within ten miles of Milledge-
ville using the system, though others
wanted ;t. T he system is costly, but
we want to give the best in every par
ticular.
BIGGEST cash price paid fcr cotton seed.
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ways he oil the spot to look after your
interests.
Give me a trial
Ginnery at Mill,
A pocket boob is a
vestment nowadays.
Will You Work For The Orphans?
< >f all the most helpless things in the world the orphan child ranks first.
Innocent, helpless, delicate, the child of such circumstances is to be pitted,
but a pitying eye without action will not help much. The last Saturday in |
September is known in Georgia as '‘Orphans Home Work Day. Thousands
of people dedicate their earnings for that day to the care of the oprhans.
There never was a more liberal city them Milledgeville in this respect and
the greatest charity they can show will be toward the orphans.
Georgia provides well for its fatherless and motherless children. The
Methodist have a home at Decatur and Macon, the Baptist at Hapevtllc*
the Christians at Baldwin, the Georgia Industrial at Macon, the Hebrews in
Atlanta, and the Dodge Memorial at St, Simon’s Island, Then there are
others for Certain localities, the one in Augusta being endowed and supplied
by the city also, making it a model.
Hut it takes an immense sum of money to keep them going and to the
good people ol Georgia a great task is given in this work, but the toil
should be made glorious by the thought that every penny contributed will
do much to soften the hatshnessol existence in these homes, it will sweeten
the bitterness of woe that must be found there and above uH surely it will
make Heaven hippier for the departed patents to know that back behind
.hern their loved ones are being cared tor and surely too, some day He who
fondled the children on His knee almost two thousands years ago, will sa,:
“lnasmuchas yc have done w unto one ol the least of these my brethern ,
ye have dene it unto me."
They say the port rate question will
bo an issue in the next stave campaign.
We always did favor anything like it—
even port wine.
U took the dual, a long time to settle
brio, Lut that was lionise the rain was
a It ng time coming.
('intent pavement should follow in
tie* wake <>f street pining. Mr. Pio-
pv.-.y holder aren’t you ready to do it?
I oth colleges are open now and the
t. v n is crowded with money from oyer
11« state and county. Get busy, you
rtf reliant.
mighty good in-
See our line.
Culver & Kidd.
Call C. E. Greene, phone No. 21, fur
anything in groceries.
We can save you money on bagging
and ties. Got our prices before buying,
Chandler Bros.
[18 \il the latest shapes and shades in
hats will be shown at the store of Misses
Keil & Ivey Sept. 15 and 16.
25,000 gun shells for sale. See us nnd
get best prices.
MOKAN & WILKINSON.
Syrup cans at R. H. Wootten’s.
Just received 20,000 gun shells, come
and get them. —W. H. Leonard.
Wc sell only the best goods and can
save you money on many of your pur
chases. Chandler Bros.
New lot of double nnd singe barrel
shotguns just received and for sale
cheap by W H Leonard.
Genuine lie* 1 Rust Proof seed outs for
sale by Chandler Bros.
with amt
apita! and long established
onnectioRS in leading cities of the U. S.
ms MHMvliie BanKina company
OF MILLEDGEVILLE, GA,
Continues to solicit the business of re
sponsible people, promising all the
courtesies, that are usually extended
by an obliging and carefully con
ducted banking house.
Capital
$50,000.00
Surplus and Profit
$85,000.00
D. B. SANFORD,
MILLER S. BELL
President.
Vice Pres’t. and Cashier.
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The municipal campaign will conclude
with the last week in September and
wo hope the public will take r.n interest
in the matter at ouce.
Now is the time to inquire about how
your aldermanic candidates stand on
questions that are of xital importance
to you as a citizen.
Foe U'.oo Uvorth & BWdworth’s ad in
this i-sue.
Wedding presents of all prices and
descriptions at R H Wootten’s.
I'hls twelve-cent cotton movement is
tiirg loose about fifteen to twenty
. usand dollars a day in this city.
Oysters at J.
Saturday.
Special induements t.
"The ’09 Married Club"
H. Ennis’ Friday and
members of
to own your
1 own homes. See B'.oodworih & Blood-
Luring the college months- nine of j worlhf real estate,
tl: -in in a year —buaine
12 -.IMJ a month. Hustle and get
ire.
increases nere j
Mrs. Parker will have on display the
* our best line and most up-to-date stock to
be found in the city the coming season
call on her.
The sac.iUu iutn investationcommittee j See Bloodworth & Bloodwortli’s ad in
i- at work. They ray the state is broke this issue.
Vut siill the foolish expenses go on. j Try our coffee. We are agents for
; Chase w Sanborn goods.
Barnes & Richter.
It ought to bring a lot of satisfaction ,
, . , , FOR SALE—My residence on North
H e people when the committee brings gt New hoU8e with aU mod .
tp their report vindicating the sanita-
tium, for they pay for it.
The railroads are having all they can
i o to haul the cotton. That’s nothing
ern conveniences. Also stables. Price
$2,700. Apply to
MRS. W. J. VAUGHAN,
Phone 235.
Call at the store of Misses Keil &
Ivey Wednesday an I Thursday Sept. 15
and 16.
New stock of violins, banjos, guitars
and all musical instruments at U. H.
Wootten's.
If you have used our wagons, then
“iiuff,” has been said. If not, buy a
two horse “Piedmont,’' or a one-horse
“Hickory” made at Hickory. N C. Wo
are willing to let them be silent wit
nesses for themselves.
MORAN & WILKINSON.
Bridal presents of all descriptions at
R. H. Wootten's.
Miiinery opening
Wednesday <S; Thurs
day Sept. 15 and 16
Misses Keil & Ivey.
Best toilet paper, 3 rolls for 25 cts. at
R. H. Wootten’s.
School text books are sold for cash.
Apples, Oranges, Bananas and Cali
fornia Grapes, at J. F. Bell's Pure Food
Store.
Fresh cream cheese just received by
Barnes & Richter.
Perfection blue Dame oil stoves at R.
II. Wootten’s.
We can prove by our invoices that we
pay more for our wagons in car load lots
than any dealer in town buying same
quantity. Querry; Why do we buy
them when they cost more than other
kinds? Because we get a better wagon
which in the end pays both customer
and ourselves.
MORAN & WILKINSON.
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THERE IS GOING TO BE A HOT
CONTROVERSY ABOUT
Who discovered the North I’ole, and Dr. Cook
may or may not prove' his claim.
hiiarv citizens, it i a matter <*f indif-
Vary. However,
<1 to ignore, and
controversy,
Mrs. Parker is receiving daily her
well selec’ed fall line of up to-date mil-
t) i ugh, for farmers have more than ijngry. Will announce the opening lat-
V-vj can da to pick it. er.
For Rent,
Ob S. Jefferson Street, two large
rooms, both connecting. Apply to
News Office. , vf ,
1* a. Monica, Cal., writes that they ara
North Pole lots, Bloodworth & Blood- never without Peruna In the home, that
wor th, | they Ami it the finest family remedy
I they hare ever used. _
DAUGHTER OF MRS. J. M. CROWN.
Mrs. J. M. Brown, Dunnegan, Mo,
writes: “My little daughter, throe
years old, was troubled with a very I ad :
cough which remained after an attack j
eT catarrhal fever, which was a great j
deal worse ot night,
••she would wake up oof of her steep
•cd corryh umil 1 feared site could not ’
iiand it.
“Nothing that wo pave her seemed to
do her any go**d, 1 then concluded to I
acrid for Pr. Hartman’s l.s-lc entitled
‘The IBs ot Life,’ which X promptly
received.
“I at thosame timecommeneed giving
her Peruna. She lias taken one hottls
In all, through which she lias obtained
a complete cure.
“She also since her birth was troubled
with indigestion, but since she has
taken Peruna alto can oat almost any
kind of food without any had restilta.
“She is now as well and happy as any
little girl can In*. When our friend*
say how well she looks, I tell them
Peruna did It.
“1 shall always be a friend of Peruna,
as l consider it the best medicine for
coo—.’..I and Indigestion we have ever
tried, and will recommend it to any on*
similarly afflicted.”
To the
ference whether it is (look or |
there is a matter we cannot affor
about x\ hit'll there may a.!so !*o st>me
hut when we tell you YOUR DOLLARS
WILL GO FARTHER AT OUR HOUSE
when you spend them. We stand ready with the
goods to prove our Statement. NOW I f’S UP
TO YOU TO CALL and see our goods and
compare prices with others, and if you are not
satisfied we do not ask you to buy.
We lead the procession in WAGONS,
BUGGIES. SURRIE3. SADDLES,
HARNESS, BRIDLES. HARNESS
FINDINGS, WHIPS. AND ALL
LEATHER GOODS. ALSO RIMS.
SPOKES. SHAFTS, AXLES. TIRES
and all material in wood or iron for repairing ye-
hicles. In Hardware we guarantee to meet any
fair competition.
There may be a spice of levity in this ad, but
there is at least more truth than poetry.
We want your trade, •
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I J. H. Ennis pays the highest prices
for chickens, eggs, hides etc
Hampton's and Naticnal magazine; I
, i Roaste I coffee 12 I-?e per pound at
, we at " ootlen s, w. H. Leonar 1.
A full supply of cr< ckery, China, glass
ware and lamps at R. H. Wootten’s.
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