The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-03

one made last week was altogether as
nice TRY IL We faint-hesrt.d. discouraged
ones and NAV your success be complete
as mine Many of you remember u" douOt,
the offer made By Betsy T:otwood. OF
Rock Fence. Ga. TO send coffee beans as
an exchange. Now. 1 nave the genuine
coffee berry. and /: in no way recenbies
the sova bean / consider u an excellent
substitute for coffee and 10 those VINO may
wish to test its merits l vii, send a small
package of seed in exchange for cuttings OF
geranlums. begonias or anything IN the
line of flowers. l am crank on ths
subject. Three-forty O'Clock, my bread is
done. circumference of loaf thirty-six
inches. diameter twelve inches. depth six
inches. How IS this for novice?
Mrs Robert Smith. Greene. Chenango
County. y Yin my letter OF April 9th
the types made me say that my postoftlco
address was Kentucky. Please not cen
sure me If your seeds do not come. Fvo
received something over dozen letters
and they may come all right. or K the
sender took the precaution to place his ad-
dress on the letter. of course IL will Dc
returned IN time TO them.
Mrs. l. T. Wright. Crofton. Ky-Dear
Editress: If you viii allow me a little space
1 viii tell the sisters how 10 clean hair
brushes.
Dissolve some soda IN hot water and dip
them, bristles downward, and out again
until clean. rinse In cold water: shake well
Do not wipe the bristles. as that soft1ns
them. About two months ago my husband
bought me one of The Constitution sew
Ing machines. l have thoroughly tested
it and am highly pleased with It. " any
OF the sisters intend to buy machine I
would advise them to buy a Constitution
and they VIII be euro to be pleased. Adleu
for this time.
Mrs. Ida Mcdonald. Halltovn. jefferson
County. W. Va.-If any of the relatives OF
Thomas Pitt, who died in Savannah. Ga,
twenty-five or thirty years ago. viii write
to the above address they viii learn SOME
thing to their advantage
Mrs Lavina Curry. Canaan. Ala--Wil
some of tho sisters please tell me Of any
factories out of Georgia that viii exchange
Goth for wool. ! very wen pleased
with those IN Georgia but would Ike very
much 10 have the addresses Of some other
factories. Anyone giving me the desired
information will bestow upon me great
favor. II by private letter postage viii
be returned
E. Morris. Mount Zion. Ga--Dcar sisters
OF the Woman's Kingdom. I enjoy reading
the many good things from you al 50
much that I viii add ny mite. Can anyone
tell me where I can get a JOB lot OF waste
zephyTs. 1 have 4 lot OF fine bean Sod
z tNtiI VIII SfalQ 10 al paying pb5tfiest- %
bean is white with green hull with darker
green specks on them; very tender until
yellow. Also. have peppermint epearnint
roots, good papers and magazines VII
send TO any paying the postage VIII send
aluminium thimble for a rooted Coro-
net rose or two rooted fine roses OF ge-
ranIuns- Ny flowers were NOS al killed
this winter. I still have plenty Of sTnilax.
wax besonia and ferns FOR exchange
Long live Aunt Susie.
Mrs C. H B.. No. 1872 Third avenue,
Rirmingham Ala.-We have been taking
The Constitution only short time. yet
we feel like We could rot do without L
I enjoy reading II SO much, especially ire
Womau's Kingdom I will tell you NJ"
TO make a cheap and pretty footstooi- Take
seven cans, all the same size; cover three
Ct them with some bright rlate--al and
three. Of the others with rome contrasting
color: then take the remaining can for ne
center and place the covered cans around
Il alternately and sew them to6ethef. taea
place them on a paper and mark out a
pattern for the top and bottom; SUN cog
ton in the top. viii exchange directions
and patterns for painting for anything
useful. If desired I viii send small paint
Cd flower TO illustrate directions
der against Wiiuarns
Waycr1ss Co.. April 3--(Speclal)- War
sen Hated Williams. manager If the South
en- hotel this afternoon at o'clock was
acuuicted. The fu~v was ont about ninet1
minutes When the verdict was read. 90,
friends Of Air. Williams f0ckeG around min
ana CONGRATULATED him Mr. W iliams
his father embraced each other in n m
affecting manner. The hands o1 the j.
were quickly sought by Williams ami
thanked them for the verdict