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Newspaper Page TextI THE MACON TELEGRAPH Sixteen Pages PAIR SUNDAY AND MONDAY| UOHT VARIABLE WINDS. First Section ESTABLISHED Ilf 1826 MACON. GA., SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 25, 10M DAILY—*7.00 A YEAH R.&G. CORSETS Here is where you save. All Si.oo R. & 0. ’7ft- Corsets All $1.50 R. & G. 1 in Corsets UL7 This safo includes all R. ifc G. shapes, Long, Medium and Short. THE DANNENBERG CO. | The Cloak Bargain of the Season. flail Orders Just drop us a line, saying what you want, whether goods or sam ples. Wo will do our best to please you in price, quality and promptness. Express paid on all cash orders abovo $5, except domestics. Saturday’s express brought us 150 late style Monte Carlo Jackets for ladies and misses, handsomely made and satin lined. There are blues, rich browns, tans, reds and black, worth $12 to 4Q OPENING SALE OF ADVANCED STYLES In Imported and Domestic Cotton Fabrics, for Dressos and Shirtwaists. Assortments Immense—-Styles Swell—Prices Right, as Usual. $16. Entire lot goes on sale Honday, and with them we offer any cloak in the store for Also a special lot of black Monte Carlo Jacke^t. worth $5.50 and $6.50, at $3.98 NEW SPRING SHIRTWAISTS Never, never lutxe yon ***rn Ihr equal of tlicollection of wexv SprlitK Slilrlnnlili mi Male In our rrml >-mn.le department. The inn We l» the STorld-fntnoua KnickerbockerWaUt. \« M ie better, fe.s n*» wood. We’ll mention just four speclnl atylea. Von intiRt come to wee tlie oth er?. roil .V I.UADBR. We offer a white Oxford Wnl»t, niinlc In the very Inteat mtyle, | P worth JKI.«!«». Priced at . 1.40 Pitre Linen Wnlsts. nil uhltr. hMiiilaniiie, et 92.75 Satin Liberty NNkImIn In dainty ilraiunN, with hnndaome button* I *7 Z to Hint eh. only I ,1 O Elegant «»l»t», m«il'’ fancy white Knud* In aevcrnl aty lea, nt..|I.T!i Silk Zephyr uniat* in heauflful black and white plalda. a awrll 1 A(j garment at ••••.. .... .,i)«vv SILK SKIRTS—SPECIAL SALE llandaome Black Silk Dream Skirt* In late atylea. worth 912.50 to A AQ * 10.50. Priced at 7.VO ' WOOL SKIRTS 20 Walldoif Sklrta la grey. tan and Oxford, all wool cheviot, 1 AQ worth *0.30. Priced at 0»/0 LACE CURTAINS We can auppljr your lace curtain wanta at about one-half what other atorea aak. 1 CA Irish Point Cnrtalna, worth SI.50, for ••••.... ........ ........ 0.01/ Irlah Point and llenalananee Curtalna, worth *0.50 for ••••••«•• ,93.50 Irlali Point and HenalaNnncc Curtalna. worth *7.50 and **». for.. . . *0.50 White Nottingham Cnrtnlna, ko«mI one*, too, 50c, 75c, *1, *1.25. #1.50, *2.50. 93. #5.50 and *1. Ecru Curtalna, worth 91. SI -5. 91.50, 92, 92.50, 93, 93.50 and 94, at Just half price. BLACK DRESS GOODS 51-Inch all-wool Illack Cheviot Serge, worth *1.25. for Site tH.lneh block voile (the Inlrai. worth *1.55. tor OKc 39- |nch Ettamine, all wool, worth 00c. for 10c 40- Inch black grannie, all wool, xvorth *1, for . ... 75«> NEW SPRING COTTON* DRESS FABRICS Styles Handsomer, Variety Greater, Than Ever Grnntl npenlna ante begins 8 o’clack'SWomlny. Trnly a pralneworf by collection untliercd from the principal Ynahinii eentera of tlie wrirld. We eonld uae tlila entire apace, and nft brain to tell you about thin collection of cotton drraa fnhrlea. We*II fell you about a few, no you'll want to are for yunraelf how muoh Wf’xf left uttanld. % SPECIAL SALE OE SILKS ..39 ..59 ..35 mtii liberty. loft and aheer. In dainty patterna, feel* and should he ■llk , i opening; price.. IHIMDI.HIK NOIltF). Game tlaaue, solid around, rrabrolierH, with spot* and flaurea In eoutrnatlna colorai swell. ••••• •• ••••••• look* like a!tk| ^ 25 FIL DE SOIB. In hrlglit, artlatle ontterna. It II 1 the difference. Only FRENCH DIMITY CO III). In white aronnd, with triple atrtpos ef Hontton banda, in vari ous colors at...... .......... .... Ilka silk yon'd nearee know ^(j 40 ! 500 yards Foulard Silk. In neat, effective patterna, worth, to Im port, 50c| here at . * .... . 2,000 yards 21 anil 27 Inch Foulard and Liberty Silk. In hand- aome patterns, worth *l» here at ........ . • 2,000 yurda Niew Wash Silks, priced In all (he atorea at 45*>| 2,000 ynrda Xow* Wnah Sllkat priced elsewhere at 50c» here at...../15c 2 pieces 30-Inch lllnck Talfetn Silk, good heavy qiinlit), lit ...••••• 85c 5 pleeca 30-inch heavy lllnck Peiiu de Sole, worth IJUIB, at 9*4*35 TABLE DAMASK AND WHITE SPREADS 72.Inch Mercerised Damask, at...... 75c 00-lncli Mercerised Damask • •• . ...40c NAPKINS TO MATCH. 72-lneli double Irish Dumaak. 91*35 value 91 Extra large and line fringed spreads, worth *1.05, for • ¥* IOO ■ample lied wprends, 1-5 off rcgulnr price. I A 100 dozen 18x38 inch, good lluek Towels, worth 18c each, at IV 100 Ilcmnunta fine and medium (able diimask, 1-3 off regular price. SOIE .IOI HER. French Lawn, with drawn work, strip**, Interwove* with deli cate colored thread, handsome effect,..,. ........ .... VOILE MOC*0ELl.NE. Mercerised game, In dainty, almost Invisible design* «,,,«• ... SPECIAL. 2.000 jards .'l.'l-lneh silk finish Imported Madras and Zephyr tilugha ms, worth 25e< special price . .... .... 5 eases fine Zephyr (Slnghams, In all the newest and best pat terns. worth 15c. at.... ••••• 5 eases Z.enpliyr Ginahnms, In spleen, I* new light patterns, for waists and children’s dress* a, 19 l-2c quality 5,000 yards .’ttf-lnch Windsor Pereal**, In new light patterna, beat percale made, sella exerywhere*! 12 1 -2c 1 here •(..,',,, * EMBROIDERIES The special sale of embroideries, the sensation last week, will he continued all this week. Bmbmlderles worth 20e to 45c. 1)1 tided Into three lot* § ..10c. 15c A 25 BLANKETS NEW WAIST GOODS Yorkshire Hep, fast colors, only, yard TokJo 811k Stripe*, worth 35c, only Mercerised Oxfords, Shepherd checks, worth Slicj :i2-lneli Oxfords, In cliecka mid clipped spots, m White soft II111mli Mudras, worth 20ci only .... SPECIAL SALE OP SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES 72xAO sheet, torn, and hemmed, 55c value 45c 81x00 Sheets, torn mid hemmed, 51)c value ...... 50c 81x00 Mulinxvk sheets, none better, 05c xnlilc 50e 15x30 Pllloxx* Cases, good xalue at 2 lei only Sc 42x30 Molinxxk plllo EWS NOTES FROM GEORGIA TOWNS usvllli WA1CROM. VATCROSS. Oa.. Jan. Mr.. J. O. r,i ha< .pending ft MW day- th rein live* In the country. Rev. P. O. Butler, of Elberton, Gn.. is arrlvtd In the city and will be Ined by his family in a few days, and* 111 make their future home In Way- OM. Mr. W. A. Miller, who has been In nbama. for som** time, visited hi* mlly In Waycross this weokk. Mm. Snowden is In Charleston, 8. C., fiere *he will spend several wedlor. Mr. F. X. Miller, of Gainesville. Fla., in the guest of the family of Mrs. 3. William* the past week. Misses Berta Wiggins and Susie Irklund, who have been spending m day* with relatives in Th live returned home. Mi** Jessie Boy 1 ha* returned from lengthy visit to Griffin. • iG.-.w,. Wiggins has return* i om a pleasant visit of several dn^s :r> friends in High Springs, Fla. Mm. Parker has rutemeS from a vls- t to points in South Florida, and I* a ue*t of the May house. \ I. Knight, of Dupont. Oa., has e to Way r-'-.y to make h'-s future lome. Mr. and Mrs J. D. Rousseau of 8a- annah spent last Sunday In Waycross. the gucsts ( tf Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Dlck- Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Duncan, promi- »nt citizfi.s of Ncvtoa, Mass, are •ending n while In Waycross. Mm. IL i!. McFadden has been rho- n as a delegate to repress nt th** Jon- I’.i v • n • h < • t t, I*';.: ht* 1“ '-f th' •hitlflk it tm national convention '! • I ‘ A K iW s-tr.M^ton Mr. Cm. W. Braswell will leave shortly wits! his family for BrookavlUt. Fla., hem they win make their home Mm. A. O. Phelan, of Birmingham, la., is visiting her son in this city, Mr. Owen Phelan. J. H. Deen. a prominent citizen o? LImonn, Fla . has been visiting rel ative* :n and around Waych‘<s«. Captain L. Johnson and Col. W. M. Toomer have returned from a trip to Washington. Mr. Coates Wilson and Miss M«*!lte Bennett were married nt W.irestioro iufiday night. Both the contra-ting *• are prominent young jw-onl *, and they will make their home at Wartabor-. where the groom v Ms n Important portion with the Atlantic '’oaat Line. Rev. W. O. Kmbry, of Illckley, Sf-ent Monday In Waycross. Mr. Jeff Dixon, of Patterson. Ga., J ity Mon ! »y Mr. and Mrs N Smith, of .Tssp'a Fla., are vis.ting at the home of their t-on. Mr. W. J. Smith, on Lee avenue Mr. Max Isaac name up from J k- ronvili*. and spent Sunday in the city with his family. In Waycross. has returned to her home .1 ' Vi Most l . Mit^ May Day Dekle of BrunsvM k •pent several days here during the past we.-k visiting her sister. Mrs II. A. t'apt. Frank A. Dunn of Brunaw.Uk Is spending n frw day* tn the city. Mr. J. li Knight has been spending the week in Brunswick. Mr. K. C. Muchen, the well known r vllmvnd magnate, whh calling on friends here this week. ’ Mr. L). M. Davidson of High Springs, Fla.. sp< nt Tuesday In the Magic City. Mi-s J. h>.|.. H.lire’s young friends gave her a genuine surprise party Monday night, which proved to be u very delightful nffnlr. The party wn* given nt the hospitable home of th? young Indy's parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Ilalre, 81 Reynolds street. Dainty refreshments were served nt a late hour, nnd the young people reluctantly took their departure. Those present were: Misses Mary and Julia Jonn- 1*..| I.cna Phillips Mattie (’room. Lulu Mallon, Mildred Wooten, Edith Lott. Edith Loekhart. Jessie Ilfllie, Messrs. Walter McCall, Peabody. Dan I’irK-r. Jim Davis. Chnrlie Wood. Robert Finn, Walter Young, Ed. Hitc’i, Lewis Harvard. Mrs. Carrie Martin of Rocky Mount. S. C., who has been visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, on I-ee avenue, has returned to her home. Mr. J. W. High smith spent Thursday in Savannah. Mr. H. H. S« moms has returned from * visit of several week* to his old home at Fayetteville, n. (*. CoL D. B. Jay of Fitzgerald was a Way cross visitor Thursday. Mr. Jasper Smith and family, to the regret of their friends here, have moved to i point on the Southern railroad between Jesup and Brunswick, where th* *' will mnko their home. Ml— Marie W<«t* r has returned from a visit to her mother at Htockton. Tl J’TOV. TIFTON. C,a.. Jan 21.—A young wom an- ml-slot.arv so. |.-ty wa- organls-d W'dnejHiaV I P • rn >n »t the fesldener- nr Mr- J K. Carswell with Hahteen m*-rn- hern The following offl-* r- »* r*- e.ert.yi: Ml»> Willingham, president; Mis* l *»ne dav on arcount of th*- lmrU*l of Dr J iiooilrnan Mrs Smith makes * .•harming hostess and all present spent * delightful afternoon. The Euchre Club was delightfully en tertained Friday evening by Mr*. T. 8. William* end Mist fgmtae fHTfhrt. ns stated by Mr .1 Lee Kn«lgn Cards were In- dul*' J In and delicious refreshment, choc olate cream and rake were served. Th» first lady’s prlxe. n tiandaome park of .arts, was won bv Mrs T. 8 Williams, and the gentleman's prize, h hook, by Mr T. H Williams The boobies were awarded to Mrs E. H. Tift and Mr. F. D. Bond Aft'-r (tie refreshm«-ntn. music and dancliJK were participated in for .* short lime, when the guests departed, all exprcs«lag their appreciation of tne c-njoyshle evening given them Mrs. It. W,' Clements of Fitzgerald was a visitor to Tlfton friends this week Miss KijIm Jackaon. a pretty young lady of I<enox. visited friends In Tlfton last week Miss Maud Oreer and the Hmlth leave for Ressoma, fia . ,o >r several weeks Mrs. Prime, sister In Tlf- ahe had been eral hours this The Tlfto mornltir little fish-S of the fame are hunting their holes nnd the price of lard, liniment and snake rn.dlclno has 'ak'-n a rlst, Electric light pole* have been placed on every open street in town, preparatory to_atringing the wires In a few days. Hlrls* Club” was highly The Maude L ! la i Frld nnd this Mis tea table, from which depended a num ber of lanterns. Mlsfics Annl*» liafer and Beaslo Fred erick, gowned In brlght-hunri klmontiH, assisted tn nerving the ten. Mrs. Oscar McKenzie of Motitesumu Missen Lane nnd Illtchin*on nttend- nntH at the recent Mtirph-Reose wed ding, left for their home In All tntu to day. Dr. Robert Dykes of Atlanta hut now a surgeon In the Bnlted States navy, Is visiting the family of Ills sister, Mrs. W. II. Rice. Miss Carolyn Harris In Macon, vis iting Mrs. Charles D. Pearson and Mrs. Louis A. Wood. Hmlth Mr nnd Mr? C. F. Huggs : gratulated on the arrival ».| Tift by the Mrs 'F. H. Ha Mr. \V. I* Me handsom. Sunday, lined n number I* r fl*.t#*r. Mrs ATHENS. ATHENS. Go., Jan. 24. — Capt. nnd Mrs. W. B. Burnett have returned from Hnvnnnnh. w here they spent sev eral /days with their .Intighter, Mrs. Jack Banks. Hon. nnd Mrs. Charles If. Brnnd have returned from New York. The members of the Athens Woman’s Club will hold an important meeting Monday morning. The Young Matrons' Club held an Im portant meeting ut the residence of Mrs. Charles Phlnlzy this morning. On Wednesday afternoon, at the home of the hrtdf's parents, at Bishop, Gn., occurred the marriage of Mr. Clar ence T. 11 ussey of this city to Miss Car rie. Jackson. The ceremony was per- , formed by Rev. A. I). Reeves, pastor of | the Christian church of this • Ity. Mr, ! and Mrs. Hussey will make Athens their future home. They are both well known and have many friends In Athens. At the salmagundi party, given by the Misses Fort in honor of tholr i guests, the Misses Atkinson of Bruns- 1 wlrk. Miss Annie B. Phlnlzy won th'* first prize, while Mr. Frnmpton Kills turned from Atlanta. Mr. J. Ml Mallory ol Macon was n vis itor to AtheiiH lids week. Mr. Mallory formerly lived In Athens and has many friends here. , Mr. Lawton B Evans of Augusta Is a prominent visitor to Athens. ■ittt-a-a. .ang Ml MVUIOIUI. SWA INHBORO, Ga., Jan. 24 - Every sign of the .times here points to the most prosperous year In the history of 'our little city, nnd the one Just closed will be hard to beat. There Is no boom, but -Just steady, solid growth and Im provement. The banks, store*, and oven newspapers, report "good times.” Our "three Georg, m," upon whom the legislature had such disastrous effect, are on the mad l<» recovery. Judge Rountree^ Is at homo and Is nearly himself again. Mrs. Lula Kendall Rodgers of Barnesvllle, mother of Col. T. R. K. Rodgers, the popular cashier of th- Bank of Swainshoro, Is spending a f*".v dnvs here. The SWrilniboro High School hr.n reached the high water mark In il.n history, with 150 pupils. The y< hool .‘*. i outgrown Its present ritcirters, and i new, larger nnd modern school build ing Is among the earliest Improvement* AFTF.lt DMNn TIUEft*. cr Generul V*’rlght hau directed looked for In the pi school In one of the r I In the state, having a tlcally all the ideal ent resofutioiiK hoard of educa ence to marking, etc. troduclng the self-gov pie In the school man Judge Herrington has quit politic Lthe (Macc How* nost progressive i dopted last Tall . i Incorporated hi adopted by the ; Mon with refer- j \V«- are also In- j Donaldson of Eastman and Hand ford A- Co. of Chester as ret ill llftuor dealers In this > minty during last y<ar. Notwithstanding the fact that Dodge county Is under the opera tion of th • general local option liquor law the comptroller general Infoni.s the tax collector that the evidenc» against these parties as ll.iuor dealers 1h "conclusive" and his direction to "collect” |m mandatory. H. A. Peacock and 11. L. Donaldson pleaded guilty at the last superior court here lo the charge of viola ting th«- local option la w and were fined, each In the sum of six hundred and fifty dollars and conts of i ourt. The cases nt Bandford and oth ers have not been reached. It Is pre sumed that these pleas of guilty added to the evidence In the office of the col lector of Internal revenue in Atlanta com tltute the 'Voncluslvo" evidence on which the comptroller general is act ing. WEALTH l\ PINE. MOULTRIE. On.. Jan. 24.-Moultrie In to have a new and \ory novel man ufacturing enterprise. A company win organized here this week to mnnufa'- ture products from light wood and pin * The promoters of the enterprise i In possession of t •ecus of extracting quite valuable commercial prm »od, lie sayr id Is of Atlanta 1 Mil i Fils If. ha nkere. and * of the In the |o r In < .nth i t the i of*hl?" umli Identified tb»n of Berrien eral year), nnd It Is with that hi? mahy friends learn ••lv death He was a middle- arid was loved and ■. . »». Tlmmonr. ie« O L. c'neatnutt held ,r under the law orovldlns or. of a tudg<- ami -ol!- I'o ourt of Tlfton on To*-Any. high. « him Ilf If. vlfe by all id i vho Despite ea' Dime Social Club” met la • • • v . Mi an! delish-ftil refie-hmen r.-stlnk place. HILLSBORO. HII.L8BORO. Gn.. Jan having an epidemic here horses Several have died In the Inst few day.-. Mr. F. Goolsby Is HI. Mr. W. V. Rhy has mo' i Matthews and Lillie Grif- are guests nt Mrs. Homer I Nicholson on Henderson avenue, j Mr. C. F. A (island and family, who Lhave been residing on Mlllcdge avenue, have moved to their handsome new 1 country home. Mr. A. G. Nicholson nnd family have ! moved to the handsome Ohsrbonnalr* place on Mllledge avenue, which was recently given to Mrs. Nicholson by a relative. Miss Eula Lee HmKh of Texas, a for- | mef pupil of Lucy Cohb Institute, Is visiting Mbs Rosa Hull. Miss Hattie VnnBruner Is an attrac- I tlvo guest of friends In this city. Mrs. J. H. Wilson Is spending some himself to law. literature and living he nays. He propos.-M to bring out bin book, "The Negro and the South,” soon In elegant style. His many friends 1th engerrn ss. reck on the 8MM- Thursday night le nd Hwalnshoro, whMh engers and malls sev- Im iImci that hie aly •alth In tho • heretofore »rtbless but old pin.* stiirn|is, been < onsldered li a nuisance. Whlh In their application for .charter, it is brHtood that one of the principal await Its oppeara There was a srr more Air Line tween Wndloy o delayed the anufactured from tho eo Knap. They stnrt • a pita I of $30,000 with apital eral hours. No casualties. A MACON DETECTIVE. lot on tlie Trull of nn F.arnpe from l.enxenxvorth, Knn., I'rlMon. ATLANTA. Ji n. 24. Thomas Hewitt, pine wood Is < with n paid In the privilege (n five - hundred thousand dollar*. Tho nt.-n behind th<* new company are among Moultrie’s best husitosa men and her wcalthloHt cit z' iih. Among those named In the upp'lcation for I*. B. Allen. W. W. Ashburn, Z. II, Clark, C. E. Holmes. John Morrison, J. B. Norman, Jr,*, W. C. Vereon and M. J. nail. Mm i-tlvc dative lrn- J. Row dwelling hoi th*' Dew be Mr. tnd little nt Sunday in Valdosta lr. S. A. Marshall, of Jacks ;d oth- •day W. vlth Rml h aer» unite d.-'l e r»C jtld*r- d many. Mr. Han Fij l»- ■> E. T M zell, of Savannah, sper t M !«y in the rltv She was cn route visit h.r mother at Live Oak. Hr Mr. W p Whelpley. e? Charleston, ■s greeting his many Waycr . >n !s Monday. Mr. Whelpley form* r- ly resided in this city. C. L Newborn, of Atlanta, spent 1 ^1 ’ay niirht in ^he c.ty. Mrs* William Wad’ey 1- vl««tlng h-r r.-nr< rapt and Mrs L. Johnson, on Mr J M Se*aoms visited Fitzgerald j " • Ocilin Wednesday. ; Mr N R. Garrett oame home from I '■•masvillf this week and spent ■'•vw in the city with his family. [ • i Mrs P A Hay have »e- ! from their bridal tour f" N*'Uh ’a nd are stopping with the - « parents Col. and Mrs. W. W. h'-rp.- r, n (’.ilmore street. i Mr John T. Brantley, on* of Blark- I ' • ?'s mo«t progressive and popular i ‘•p^nt Tuesday in Wa> roxs , Mr. ILitrer E. Williams, after a dc^v.int visit to relatives and friends insr. Miss Fletcher is -a pretty and a< plluhed young ladv and Mr Lind" prominent young business man of 1 ".Mlt. fin!II. Ixi't an.l Mr C. N Cl: w*-re united in marring* at rh* hor the bride's parent" in f.enox Wedn. afternoon at 3 o'clock Miss Katie Worst 11 gave an e n jo en 1 ertalnment las* Fridav evening a home of C*pt and Mr:- W. W Tim on Love avenue, rompltmen ‘ary y (eschers of th*- Ttfton public schools the latent and interesting game« indulged In until a late hour aero refreshment- were served. Ir.^ ally attendance Mrs E. J. Smith entertain Wednesday Afternoon Club bought the At- I son store hous- and moved it.to It. Miss Co hr:,!, of Sparta Is \|-»ithig her ran imother, Mrs.,Mat Goolsby. Mr. J. L AnJerson is inak ng big irr pa ration for planting a large truek arm. Mr. Anderson always makes a urge profit every year on his vegeta- marmiAi.lvili.f. MARPHALLVILLE. (in Jan. 24 — • j On Monday afternoon of this week, o*•- | r urred a. charming so i.il func tion when Mrs Oscar McKenzie and Miss Caroline Riley complimented Miss Jes- i H*- Reese and her attendants with a ■ ' re'herche 5 o’clock tea. Those who as- ti nted the fair hostesses In receiving were Mrs. James D. Frederick, MI«m< a . , j.-sMe Ree»e. Bessie I^rine. Ella Ifutch- i ir.son. Irene Murph. Carolyn Harrtfr i Those who presided In the tea-room 1 j a ere Meads me Georg* T. Harris, A. A : j Davidson. Felder J Frederi* k.The spi - ’ i clous parlors and halls were made lov»-- | ly by palms and cut flowers. In the tea 1 • roArn Japan**® decorations were used. . | th* principal feature being an frnmens* | time i Mrs. • prove, i Mrs. i with relatives In Atlanta. I President Branson of th* Htnte Nor- : nal S'* hool w ill visit Birmingham next week In the Interest of th* university summer school. Mr. Otis Ashmore of Havannah will visit Athens next week. Major W. F. Platon of Atlanta will t attend tn* meeting of the Schoolmas- | tors’ Club In Athens n* xt week, j Chancellor Walter B. Hill of the Unl- 1 versify of Georgia will leave n*xt we. if today and called at the penitentiary department for the purpose of having a conference with the officials of that department relative to the re!. .»*<•• of i \ hi to no months In th unty. The man *• name of Wooi .* charge of cn •'tod of a b-ss. ••by 'due vlng a sentence o halng.ing of Fultor n was convj. ted uml.- )d. He was tried upo’ ar breaking and con <er grade of offense ? his punlslunent t< York. w*rtb Mr. he will George her pretty • Japanese umbrella suspended over for Ne several d Peabody. Mrs. H. Tuck has returned from Chattanooga, where sh«* went this week to attend the marriage of her brother Mr R. W. Ellis of Macon was a vis itor In Athens thl* week. Mr. H. R. Parshall of Atlanta spent s-veral days this week with Athena friends. Mr. R. Merritt of Atlanta was in the . :ty yesterday. R. A. Anderaon of Atlanta was In the city yesterday. Mr. Robert W. Ivey of Atlanta was her* a few days this week. Ll*ut. Hardeman Brumby, who has been with Admiral Dewey sine.* the death of Mr. Brumby’s uncle. Lieut. Thomas M. Brumbv. is visiting n.s father. Capt. John W. Crumby, in this Mr c W. Cooper, who has been clerk of the superior court here for several v* »rs. has removed to Atlanta, where h* will reside- In future, i Judge Hamilton McWhorter has re- •^1 about thr*-. of ills nine montU* tly Detective HeVltt discovered ! that Wood Is an assumed j that tin* r.-al name of the < • W. O. Murray, and that he escaped from Leavnworth i»enltentlary In 1901. ; Hewitt says that Murray is catalogued , j as 2,1112 on th - r*< or ds of the penlton- tiary department at Leavenworth, , ! Kan. He also says that Murray ; 1 esi-aped with several other prisoners! and that In their dash for liberty one of th*- guards was killed; also that j Murray Is now wanted at I**avenworth , to ,-inawer th» < barge of murder In tlila connection. i There is a big reward for the capture j and return of Murray to the federal au thorities of Leavenworth, and if Hewitt •■an land Murray there he jMU he nbl» I to pull down a fat roll of greenbacks. \ Hewitt has secured a picture of Wood. • alias Murray, with a description of tb* man a* cording to the Bertillon system. I nrid th*-r" is no doubt that he has found I in Wood the long lost W. O. Murray, | whos* home previous to coming *o Georgia was the prison at Ix-av* i- worth, Kan. THE* SEC'HKT OF LONG I.IFE Consists in keeping all Dio main or gans of til* body In healthy, regular* f.ctlon. and In quickly destroying dead ly disease germs. Electric I".tiers reg ulate Stomach, Liver •and Kidneys, purify the blood, and give a splendid appetite. They work wonders In cur ing K'dney Troubles,- Female Com plaints. Nervous Diseases Constipa tion. Dyspepsia, and Malaria. Vig-.r- vus health and strength always folio.v their use. Only 60c, guaranteed by all druggists. I,Oft TL 4MHTF.lt KILLED. MOULTRIE. Ga.. Jan. 24 —A negrd named H« nry Iv*vett was found dea l In th*- woods near Coleman’s mill, three mlb-s north of Moultrie yester day. Th** negro was employed at th* mill as a teamster. H* drove his log carl Into the woods early In the d*y for a log add never came back. Ab ut night his fellow employes at th* mill became alarm'd about him and organ ized a searching party. Lovett wn» found a considerable distance In the woods, and hud apparently been de-)4 , for som* time. His body was mashet and badly mangled. And the aurrourd- ings Indicated that he hyd been cauebt bet th" log he was carrying on hl« art and other heavy timb*r and y roun t o death. CEDAR BLUFF. Va . Nov. 12.. DO?. Wo have sold Johnson’s Chill nr\\ Fever Tonic for the past ten years. We know If has saved hundreds of long cases of fever and heavy doc- tdrs’ hi Me. an 1 hundreds of c»u It In our households. CEDAR BLUFF WOOLEN CO.. Agency of this wonderful medlrtn* will be f lared with good met». Addrssq A. It. Girardeau, Havannah, Ck.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Macon telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 188?-1905, January 25, 1903, Image 1