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B. BAXTER & CO., INC
lr«t« leaned wire direct to New
I York, CUicdKo, New OrUaaii
|tton, Stocks and Grain
407 CHERRY STREET.
York Office—No. 61 Broadway,
liffeea in Principal Title* Throng!
oat the South.
,'rU« tor our Market Manual anil
ok containing in.traction. f 0P
bidcra.
IAC0N BROKERAGE Cd
| D. JONES M. L. COUBETT
STOCKS, COTTON, GRAIN.
|S-430 Cherry St. ’rhone 533
Chamber of Commerce Building.
Correspondents of
THE O’DKU COMMISSION CO
Incorporated. Capital 5200,000.00. *
Cincinnati. O.
fQulckest service in the South. NVe | n -
llte comparison. No interest charged on
Itoek^. All orders placed direct with the
D'Pell Commission Co., assuring prompt
tond careful a-tentlon. v
p.c promos-The Exchange Bank and tho
American National Bank, Macon, Ga.
the MACOff TELEGRAPH! MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 23. IM3
FIGURES from
the telegraph'
for the Same Time
' enr ~""“«Z on Co B ,r.,.,.-A
Review , 1>r w,. Ui Knd.n, Fri- 1 h
Uay~rhe General Situation.
F*b. 2 r-Mid , ssi c,t *"-
Same date laii y I
shipments 8
satiFfnctorv
chQiluro situation
Importations. Our
shock
In li»0l i
favorahh
m Iniprobabl.. The most un-
fc uivre in the fori^gn ex-
our cohtlnudif large
are recover-
the corn crop fail-
excotB <j( export? or
I *£*2ri& e * l , pt * to d »>«
oame date last year..,
F 8arr> ! i7 S(0, 'SS on hand.,
same time last year....
strlkln
»po. in
tlons a hr
fully on.'
I tics say.
been
half those of 1900, some';
a, }$JP thl* estent our el
visibly strengthened,
^irket will require
' den
tlier
railroad corpora
security issues, either
already announced. Neediest
:r't f:A«• i 11ra T e
bond?; iwid.
id Remand
„ . .. . Nru Vork Mnrket
with i
| piftted
to say. high money rates'do
the placing of 2^*1 per cent
as thero promised to be a
l?,n,!!v Uis , f,,r • ' • •»«.'♦. Sn'ii'Tho
BUPPlj Of .crurj*. 1, already much In
ox .ss .vf >i. mnnrt. it is difficult to sor
how the market can do otherwise than
, V?* downwanl drift. There la no
i i'An ' „W 11 P er,(V l of gradual liquids-
. p, “ a , wrr trices would Infuse fresh
Mt«ik ' bringing In a new
whose judg-
OPPONd to
BANKS.
VmU ?'? Xv Mnrket.
*S5m5"’y , ^« ln * B *l uote ^ 911*14
came time last year... 5 3-16
Pub. 51-May future,, N. O o TS-7'i
same time last year
For the week ending with Friday. F«i>.
UfcbakS. rtcrtve4 2U balc « and shipped
On Saturday. February H, mlddllnfr in
the local market were quoted at 9-?;. ul'h
New Orleans at the same figure, while
hew York showed 9.60. If tho friends
of this market are dlspowd to think the
sellers hnve been left, because they don't
show as much advance a, the lenders In
the same time, then the writer would beg
to say they are mistaken. The Interior
simply advanced faster than the leaders,
and the sellers encouraged the buyers to
anticipate an advance day by day which
the latter with the lights before them,
were no way alow in doing. It waa not
until February 50. when round lots had
been selling freely In this market at 9Kc„
for several days, that the huyera refused
to go on and gave evidence bt being a
little tired of the pace.
. . ..... If you add the J.6tT bales Macon received
h "' rr facilities in onr new In August to the present receipts to date
home for ..ere,afully Iinndllng all from September !,;. the result will show
E. Y. Military, j. j. Colili.
President. Cnuhler.
W. P. Wheeler, As.'t. Cashier.
Commercial and
' Savings
Bank
MACON, GA.
king either
it investments at this
Mn<53 is active apt!
Inue; yet higher cost*
an 1 checking now en-
' wintry would bo in
ire satisfactory oondi-
That process will In-
of bunking; business ?n-
ESTABLISIIED IN JSC3.
I. C. Plant’s Son
JR. JPXiaAJBTT.
MACON, | BANKER. | GA
CHAS. D. IU11T, Cashier.
A general bunking business Irani-
Acted, and all consistent courtesies
extended to patrons. Certificates at
deposit Issued bearing lutcrcst.
.•alive
pply
fooling
tlai level.
id thl
•entualiy strengthen
>r llio pros.-nt. how-
prices would bo nl-
1 and morn suhs'nn-
HKNHY CLKWS.
at the things we show you here. You’ll profit in
buying if you want that which has roal quali
ty and in which you can take real pleasure.
The secret of boauty is in having tho best
you can find. Wo furnish the best for you
and it is not necessarily more expensive than
goods which some doalors select without ex
ercising the proper taste.
J. H. & W. W. Williams,
553 Cherry Street, - Macon, Ga.
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL 1*11 OGHR**.
CHATTANOOGA. Tcnu.. Feb. 22. Tho
progress In Southorn Industrial devolop-
niont for th* week lust cios» d, as reported
hy Tho Tradesman. Include* tho following
nlrallons a* among the mod im
portant:
Alnlisnin.
North Birmingham—$
Mobile $>\ooo iambi
lion /company.
Knfloy— IHriit furnace.
A rknnsns.
Augusta -460.000 oil mill.
Hamburg—$10,000 lumber company.
Lilt'. -Rock -$100. frO mining and iic
First National Bank,
MACON, GA.
LtTHKR WILUAMS, Caabr.
Estubllshrd 1865.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS f205,000
This Dunk solicits the acconnt* of
nil. nanUlnar In- nil Its branches.
Prompt und careful attention to all
business entrusted to us.
this market is not losing any cotton, while
a glance at the stock now and a year ago
will show the stimulant of the advance.
The demand ha* been for and a pre
mium wat placed on the better grade*,
thus while good middlings are quoted a'.
M4, It Is well understood n line, classed
out and ottered on its merits would have
brought more .money on last Friday and
Saturday.
The-General Situation. *
That the cotton market ha* strong
friends on both sides of ;he water.* can’t
be successfully disputed, and if a clique
arc operating together, composed of men
from Alexandria. Egypt, Philadelphia.
Boston. Now Orleans and Liverpool, it is
small ground the producer has for find
ing fault. The contract market has ad
vanced on May from the clyoslng of Feb
ruary 3 (1.1142 to the closing of Febru
ary 21.) 10Ci point*, spot cotton during the
same time ha* climbed In New York from
»o. and New Orleans from S?4c.. while
Macon started on the same day at M4.
From this time on the course of prices
will derend largsly on the movement and
the action of spinners. Tht size of the
crop Is atm one of much doubt, and Is
estimated from 10.MQ.OflA, to 11,100,000 .bale*
A well-linown firm In New York said last
week: "It I* very likely, that tho market
may be.carried to 10c. or over before the
present hull fever culminates, but condi
tion* are so different from only a fort
night ago In a speculative way, and price*
have .advanced so .rapidly tft.v wo can
not consistently encourage buying." This
while everything point* to hlshcr
one never knows when tho pool may tiro
of too much company and
a matter of fact, one might find hlmsoif
in' the same position of Illll A P<
of ifort 8mIth.,Ark.. who went brofc
a call of S3 margin per bale from an *
cm broker last Bat'
ufacturlng conrr
Clarksville- $jr
il Ridg«
coni company.
company,
Harrisburg- J'.imW* handle factory
Newport—WO.000 supply and hardware
company.
Florida,
GaincsVIlle—Saw mill an
Georgia
Jon**boro— Brick work*.
-flaw mill
A. F. P.
LIBERAL TREATMENT.
Exchange Bank
or, MACON, GA.
J. W. CAR ANISE, President.
C. M. oHIt, Cashier.
l>lllKCTOnSl
J. XV. ( *b*nlM, !». ft. Dunlap,
\V, H. Roger*. I.. W. Hurt,
A. L. Adam*, II. J. I.amnr,
11V. A. Iloody. bum Slayer,
| A. I). HchoOeld. N. II. Corbin,
J. II. Wllllutn*.
We eolleit (He baslnea* of
I rhanta, planter* and banks, offering j py
them eoarteay, promptness, safety pf j
amt liberality. The Urgent enpli»ljf*v
l and Murpla* of any bank in Mlddlo
I Georgia.
SAYS NO CHANCE
FOR EASY MONEY
llvnvr Clan. Arana, for
ll.nk Cnrrrnrr-Jnv. Monrr MnrkM
Will Itrqnlrr fiklllful Ilnndllna < »-
tll Xclt Crop Driuand. Ilav. Brrn
Met.
NEW .YORK. Frb. M.-Condulon,
Mark market have been agaln.1 any
er advanc. In v.luea. fnr the time
at leaeL Prlcea had » f»lf
yr and were huh annu,h |o, dl.e.
balh lr.ve»tm»nt and ap«ulaU»a t
Very renal
i durlr
rttlln
resllsing ha* tal
last few days, stlmula
mors, and In the abac
ble short inures: or t
|Union Savings Bank
and Trust Company
MACON. GEORGIA.
[SAFETY DEPOSIT HOSES FOR rent
J. W. CABAMSS, president.
C. M. ORH. Cashier.
O. h. CABAMSS, Accooatant.
■ CAPITAL *200,000. SURPLUS #30.000
1 Interest paid on deposits. Economy
II* the road to wealth. Deposit your
■ saving* and they x*ill be Increased
■ by Interest. Compounded seml-an*
Inaally.
nU<
thru Is little material
i to <
rate a
left
arktt ha* _
rgely to the lender mercies of^ the p
vskmal trader Many of the big lo*
e absent In the flou
ason. and thl* f*« <
>ne Important <
ual at thl
rate i
factory,
Dublin—$.'•<
Mad(*<>n- IV. r*
Augusta -
Moultrie— Lun
fertilizer factor
hardware com
furniture com
•) lumber com]
Morrige plant.
nllL
FINE OLD KENTUCKY WHISKIES
JUG TRADE A SPECIALTY.
J. T. STEWART’S PRICE LIST.
KkrilKS!! I-RISI-AID.
4 qt*. Clermont Ryu % ii.OO
H “ “ “ 11.00
'3 “ 11 “ lft.00
4 " Dunn'i Monogram Ryu 6.00
8 “ “ •' “ 8.60
12.60
Woodford Co. Ryo...,
Roso Valley Ryo
8
"
1 gal. jii^ Rose Vnlley Rye..
2
4.00
7.50
10.00
4.00
7.60
10.00
3.75
7.00
3 ual. jiiR Roso Vnlloy Ryo.. t 9.50
4 tits. Horse Shoe Ryo 3.00
8 •• •• '• “ 5.50
Schedule Effective Jan. 4. 1903.
90th Meridian or Central Time.
•12 WamlSflvannah. Milieu, Au-|*
i au?tfi, Dublin, other
•11 tflaml...Intermediate points..
•11 40um!Covlngton. Eatonton,]
J Mlllcilgevlllc, other In- |
j terrneulato point*
t 30pm I Eat out on. MIUe«lgevllle,[t 7 45am
I Gordon, other lnt4*rmo-
I dlnto point* |
1 8 lOamlAthen*. Madison. Mon-|
I tlccllo. other lntcrmc-
' 4 4Cpml dlate points '
" 7 15pm
MO 45am
1 krI. Horse Shoe Rve...
4 qt». Anchor tlin
12
1 j>nl. jug Anchor Gin
4 qts, Amoriran Malt
'PHONIC 300.
We pay expense of all express and money orders.
Qn.ltlv, Prior nn.l I'rolniitlio,. Gear nnlood.
7.50
2.75
5.00
7.00
3.00
5.50
7.00
2.76
6 00
7.00
4.00
30. 4111 POPLAR STHUI'.T. MACON, GA.
4 snarl, soluifMrr', Eul. Bran, .
Kmiiioiim I^ntIh M Hr*.
bm»u4 l^wtw # l\y* .
Yellowatons Hyt
Y#llo«»ton« Rr« ....
Murray Hill Hub Kye .
. &.VU
. 12 Xu
Columbus— 1 Tele
Atlanta $'>«»' gum factory: $20,000 lum
ps It or - Pneumatic sprinc manufactaring
Kentucky
Lawrrnreburg-Flouring mill.
l4X|niton-Dfli000 oil company.
i Mb $!"»8" ttiirclimiHi' company;
mnnttfacturing company.
l.onl*lana
Lake Pharles-H oil company;
2f,non furniture eompnny
}t»nr.>k«- oil company.
New Iberia—$10,000 saw mill. ,
Mississippi
CollJnr— Llgljt and power company: wa-
Hattiss
Hu .'.''hurst $10.non bH< k works.
Jark»on I? electric light plant.
CtdtimtJiiH -$l(0.w» b'»* factory.
TehUla-$K/».OflO planting and munnfuct-
irtng cmpani
New Albanv $4#*oil mill.
Aberdeen -$tofl>o hosiery mill (projected.)
North Carolina
TliomnivIlP —Veneer and panel factory.
Asheville -lio.ooo fuel and timber com-
ii. rtfor
Murmjr Hill Clutt Kye
% - NViiaon Uye
4 •* I'sul Jonts Ry*
4 •• Mill t'resit twbtnst Uye ...
12 Mill * rrek CsbloM Rye ..
1 ffftilon Jug Mm CYeek Osbtflet Rye
4 quart* Kentucky Mend Rye. ,. ,. .
12 Kentucky mend Rye
4 t'li} Bsrbee strsWni H>e ...
I gallon Jut Old Barbee Straight ltye
4 quart* Jeff (lark Hve
t gallon Jug Jeff Clark Rye
Alt B*«( Brands Bear Kept tn Stoeki
. 10.00
, a.co
! to'oo
. is
S gallon Jug Pur* Maryland P. Brandy .'$4.00
1. " Jug Pur* N. t; Apple Brandy . ‘
4 quart* Old ltarvant Corn
1 gallon jug Old llnrvent Corn
4 quart* Corn Matt
I gallon Jug Corn Mult
I ” New England Hum. No
(Express charges paid oi
gallons or more.)
I gallon tug iw t»r<
I •• iu* so t»rm
1 " Jug Old V.
I " Jug Old V
1 " Jug New- Kngtund Hum,
Two
,$100
Brown Kye, No.|. 2<v^
>!. CuroUna Co
. Carolina <
llrnwn llye No.3.
„ ... — T «n«‘ *” *'
Jug llollnud (tin
4. T. STEWART*
.... . ... ty.
Rleoplng ouch ntt night truins und Pnrlor
day trains between .Macon and
flnvnnnah and Macon an*l Atlanta.
Through sleepers hot ween flavartmth and
lUrinlnKhum via .Macon and Cohimhus.
oniteclhin It made at Hlniilnghani
111*. Kansas City, and all points
ICOOOOOOOOMWOCOOOOOOOOOOOO c
Oxford— El
rkt.
nsboro—$5 C
* Ice factory.
to furniture factory.
light plant; water
on window shade mnnu-
factnrtnf
flprajr—$l.’..nn«» f lathing factory.
Nontli Carolina.
nowcivlllc $2fl.flr»> oil mill.
arid blind fac-
•ns $15 r *o oil mill,
e $|l> 'TO Oil mill,
rd $15.(00 oil milt,
power company.
Gin and cnmpr**.«* company,
i Instrr- $20,000 oil and fer Uiser
And* r-«*n $.'• (oo roofing works.
lbimh»r« cotton mill.
Columbia-$lo.non vehicle factory*
Tenaessee
Memphis— $10,000 vehicle and saddlery
vlllr
Hood factory.
.impress enmpa-
000.00
.noo.no
,000.00
roBg
JoiiKSTOA, n. J. TATI.OH.
Pr.lldent. A•|^r-1 , .' ,,ien, •
I.. 1*. HILI.VISIl. Caihlcr.
American National Bank
MACON, GEORGIA.
VNITED STATES D kp05,TAB A;»^
P»PH»I *25°- 00C<K !
Purplaa . , , ,,•••••11®®'
[‘"•hldH Profits * - r
‘posits «»ver ,,,#»••• !•**
2cr.n«;rvatlva depositors 1
d liberal institution*. J* iihersL
itional Bank I* botn strong and
I «t. »4y gr .wth pr ,v ,
- Bank ronn.ctlon •» •itt'JobMt.f
man. r ‘ lu ,f; B ,n, AmerlM'
Put your account wltn tnr *“
l ' ,lonal Ban t p^iawow* 1 ":
Macon Savings Bank
STO SlLBEIlllV STREET.
AITHORIKEO THA'ST COW* 5
policy of
<»Mly <« encourss* row
•nd prevent utrtmo nn
directum until cond»^
vor of »« « c,lv * l,ul
Icy srill fnpllltnte A 1
securities arid tend to
d*nc« on a more reas<
word, the doee of thl
iSsJtSr.tas
other re»«oo» for e*pecun» - „ u4tl0B .
chief of FK&i’JrJSSa of realty
to cotne. 8»n>lu»
eMy money for^ t|1 , s*er»«e of
f£Jf period if 'Hiiej"*fhe with-
ne» r the l^hrecord J*-
" Jms* 'thouslt done
Bfe SjfweVfm'.
r: sj£S«issrss«
r. '*Ti flouring mill,
d.otdt Ktourtna mitt
Ii villa -Mineral company.
« Und siu.tfA tittitrryluK company,
xvllle—(ill company; $co(f.0flo nil c<
I'oriUud IM.-trdng mill.
Apart.* -Hiiw mill.
Illlstnl Taniierv
Frankdn L< factory 4
Texas
Reaumont -li/OO/Wt otl company; $2fl,fl00
Uart.ctt bv.OC^ wn’er works
i:i Cumiio Electric llglit plant.
K1 Paso— $t.ft00.'*i0 water works compa
re $va/tio Irrigation company.
Virginia
«rsvin*-$:>.<«» tcb jdumo company
Bibb Manufacturing Co.,
Macon, Qa„
Manufacturers of ««
Cotton Yarns, Warps,
Twines, Hosiery, etc.
18 and 20 Thomas St
New York Office,"
posed nf Observation, Dining.
Drawing Unnm flleeitlng huh. Finest i'ull-
tu|iilprner.t. through without change
'hlcsiKo, Wt. Lotil*. Louisville. Evans-
ami Nnshvllbs.
UIcuko and Florida T.lmlted." south
bound. leaving Macon 11:26 a. rn., ha* tho
Harm? superb equipment as that north-
mid for At. Augustine Jacksonville,
'nmnn and»Thoma*vlllc, through without
change
Dixie Flyer," northbound, leaving Ma
con 4:16 a. in., hns Pullman Drawing
Room Buffet Sleeping Gars through to
Nnshvlllo. flt. Lnuis a)id Chicago without
change Sleeping car. Macon tn Atlanta,
ready fnr nrrupnnry at midnight at
tTnlnu Depot, leaves Macon 4:lf> u. m.,
arriving Atlanta ":2o a. m. Berth rate,
“ W.
■oUil. .
Connection Is made at flavannah with
the magnificent steamships of the Ocean
Steamship Company and Merchants’ and
Miners' Transportation Oomprtny for New
York. Boston. Baltimore and Philadelphia.
For detailed Information, rates, schod-
uIom, etc., apply to
J M MALLORY. Trav. Pas* Agt.
J NO. W. BLoFNT. city Push, and Tick
et Agent. .Y>3 Second Ht
BONN EH. Union Ticket Agent,
Oh
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
All tratws ran dally, eieept-
JVO. 5, ** t'HICAUO AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.** North,
dally Oscrpt Sunday.
No. <1, ** CHICAGO AND FLORIDA SPECIAL. •* South,
dally osrrpl Monday.
SG'HBPt'LB IW EKPECT, JANUARY fl, 1903.
READ DdwS; " RKAD IIP.
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« |0p 10 !0i>; t 101)111 Mn! t JOulAr. . . .Ailmmn . . ,l.v. 6 is 4 1«|> l«Up!l0 4S»
! 7 Bp 1 »p I 30.
« lOplin Kip! | lGplll 10«
« Up ii ;upi 6 oop'
10 4T.Pl..
, !
i a furthe
which
. —,,nr,i although aret
8"“ £,?2£touM«Ur h. Uk.l
which **■“*” Mil. If P>—J. "
ofstirr tiVr tn this respoet but
tret ofJptninii Is worthlssA Fertu
T'krrJ^n* ..."
lUbtlng th
is
bad
i far f
irking of our
may be able;
the hi
ail f*-.
elastic b
p«ya Interest on deposit*- |ea . [; u
} oil good aoeorllles at *° n |J , < j f.,
iTaal depository for tr0 ** cat or, 1 f
fill art as administrator. 'L,*
Sardian, receiver and trust*®- j
T POWELL President.
-. wrcAXSOS, CaaW-'-i-
*1 (Vtoph currvn
export®
... of securing
It is to fc* 'leped
not be »®ce* s «ry
of It* plain duty.
;ffu W»r ,h '
shall
The Flu
the Transvaal h
The IVcncr.
in I,.I.mi,
therefor*, 1®“”*
Knitting mill.
now;er’< Wharf—Fanning factory.
Norfolk-Uu*.(»j0 laud and Improvement
company.
Manchenter—Quarrying company.
Richmond—Stone work*
West Vlrirlnla.
Clarksburg—S3T>/ | 00 heating company.
M:irtlr:*burg”$lfiO flOO storage company.
Fairmont—IJfi.flflO oil company.
BETTER THAN GOLD.
"I waa triublad for several year* with
i hronlc : ndigestion and nervous debil
ity,” write* F. J. Green, of I^incaster,
N. H. ‘ No remedy helped me until I
using Klectrlc Bitters, which did
me more good than all the medicines
I ever used. They have also kept my
wife in excellent health for years. She
says Klectrlc Bitter* are just splendid
for female (roubles: that they are a
grand tonic and fnvlgorator for weak,
run down women. No other medicine
an take its place in our family.” Try
Hem. Only 5©-. ffotfgfaction guaranteed
by all drug$rtsts.
No Extra Charge
to Ride on
Chicago A Florida Special
Via
Southern Railway.
Best train to Florida.
Leaves Macon 1.00 p.m.
Arrives Jacksonv. .8 00 p.m
Quickest and best train to
Atlanta.
leaves Macon 3 55 p.m
Arrives Atlanta. . .6.10 p.m
Through car* toatl impor
tant cities.
JAS. FREEMAN.
Trav. I’ass. Agent
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POfNTH WERT
. . .Macon . . .
. . .Atlanta . .
. , .Atlanta . .
, . .Rome . . .
. . , .Dilton . .
. Chattanooga. .
. . .Memphis . .
V ".Knoxville .
J*xlngton . .
^^l/ouls villa ._ .
, .Cincinnati .
. . .Thlcago . .
, t Columbus , ,
'. r .rfrsburg '. .
. . .Clcvalwnd . ■
, . Toledo. . .
.Detroit .
. , .Anniston . .
. .Birmingham .
.'.Memphis, . .
. Kansas City. ,
POINTS SOUTH
QOp
iOppO Kip 10
TNo.UIN'o. »[|To.10i?/o IiTn-q. 4
I H 30n 2 £>p7 7 oopi I 06a’il Mp
I 6 30s 112 06pi 4 lOp 10 f/»p 10 45a
I II Y)*j 10 Up 10 40s
I I $ I On 1 8 1*111!
I I 8 02a 7 24p|.
I ,1 « 4fiu ! 6 Up!
1 18 Wp j | |
1.. ..V..I 4 36sI ....[ 2 lOpj.
I.T..... 110 20p .1 iTS);,',R> ufp
•r.r.....1 7 26pl.._. j 7 40af 7 L'3p
1.. .....1 8 0Sp|.7.| 8 30a| 9 lCp
9 00a|.. j 8 30p| 1 ftOp
I ■■■'.'.'.I ♦ lSpl..T. .~. .1 2 20a 1 4 I5p
ITTim 8 OOa] Jl TfTpl 8 00a
.113 85p|....... ( 9 30p'12 .Tf.p
.Lvl..
•Lvl..
Macon
Coe hrsn ■
'Xf. . tlswkfnsvtU<»
• 11 Mp 2 np
.|10 OOpjll 36p
. 6 30pl.'.
• I 4 lOpL.
itiL
I INo.l
C (atop
Jacksonville .
€ 04p
«fiop!
» nr.pl 17 46pj . . ....
I I6p!..777.XT.. • lkpjlO <Wa’Ar. . fT Augustine
7 60*1 1 ! 7 00*1 To4p|Ar Tamb* .
Mo. 5 No. »!No UiNo. 7]Nod2| ' ' POINTS EAST
Tapyy*pT 1 jjpj rwiTBiiCYr: r.Mac^rr:
« iop’10 16pf 4 1 Op, 11 10*[ 6 20afAr. . . .Atlanta
pit ml i f6a| Lv'
.XtTan's
:t iMpi...
.112 36pi...
.1 % 29»l...
.1 « 10a|...
.1 * 10p|...
lvi Ill 10pL.
" INo.'l6lMo'i3l
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.Lv|12 lip! I Ofia'
Xvtil J^aL.... J...
.LvIU 26*1 1 32a
.Lvl t 46*'10 4f>n'...
.Lv| 8 0<aI » 48pi .
.Lvl 7 20ai 9 Ofipf...
.Lvl | 7 45p I [ 9 20a
.Lvl ! 8 lOp' |....... | I 16%
. Lvi I * 50h | 8 (£p
_ So 19'So. s No.;o No If.Vo
. .Arl 8 ao»i 2 Up; 1 fiop* l 06a'tF3p
.Lvl 6 20* 12 <£ot 4 lOp 10 63p|JO ‘
“IW 6 lOsTTUpTl 66p| HI?
» »»»> 1 wmuaT, . , .Aiun 1 . . .art » ivmi *
f I6t i0 Mp( I 12p|* JDpiAr. . .Charlotte. . . .Lv’lO 20pl 7 «*• 9 30*'12 3Sp
lUp^J Ota 111 «tpHl Ba^Ar, . . .DsnvtlD . . ,LV8 *V_A 4la_!_« F*a « «a[
I 9 fcp 1 4 66ai 4 liaT,.... jAf. . 'TRlcfimond . . Lv
.'to fiCTTRaTTSiu fAr . , 7F5orf..ik . . ,f.v
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. »»• ,44* Ar.
.1 » Up! 9 4toi 4 «>«l , IWolAr.
II fcp 10 66a * I tepjXr
7 00* 11 o,»r,i 11 c*> t , 11 t£r>'.
S (r,u 7 LOp' 7 OOP 7 7'00f»'
rwp 1 2
LV 2 OSpTl 49p> 1 60h 12 48a
Lv II 16a 8 46p'JO 4Sp 9 60p
.Lv'12 10a 1 % 26p| 4 »p
T 29p
f Oip
2 2*p
9 OOa
Ibuie^ train ear*
3 Me U 64PI10 l<af 4 4fpUr. . Philadelphia
, « 20al I l*p 1 «tp) 6 60p Ar. . .New York.
- .I.I.OQpUl QOp' I Mpf < 27s[AV.. , Poston. . . ,LV 4 nop' % on*
Nos. 6 and 4L “Chicago and Florida Special.” eoTId through ve*
rying Club Cara. Dimng Cars, Observation c*r» Drawing-room I
compartment cars between St. Auguetine and Chattanooga. I»ulavl(le. Cincinnati,
Columbus. Pittsburg. Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit *n«l Chicago The Da rolt-flt Au-
guatlne car leaves Detroit and St. Auguntlnr- reapectlvely Tuesday*. Thureda/f
and Saturday* These trains alas carry * htgh-^la«« vearibuled coach between
Chattanooga and 0L Augustine. No extra charga to uxe.
Noa. u and 14. “Florida Limited.'’ solid through veatibuJed train running dally
the year around from Cincinnati to it Augusrlne. carrying Pullman Drawing-room,
s eeping cars, hlgh-ciaaa'jrestjbuled coaches end diners from Tampa. 8t. Augustine
snd Jecgsonvllle to At Rule, Rome. Chattarooi*. Cincinnati. St. Louie (changing at
Louisville) Louisville gnH Chicago. Theie trains also carry local Pullman ■ind*
Ing cars between Atlanta and Brunswick \
Nos. Hand 8. solid Yeatfbuled train between Brunswirk and Chattanooga, carry
tng Pullman Buffet Sleeping cars between A'lsr.ta and Cincinnati. Southbound No
I only runs aa far aa Macon.
No*. 7 and ifl. local trait* between A"*nta end Macon, carrying Pullman Ob-
“TV** &*•** Maron and New York, which la handled north of
Atlanta on the Waahfnjffon and Southwestern L mlteA Sea* fare Macon to Atlan
ta 26 cants.
Noa. f
doei not . ^
to and from
4 InamlAtlanlu. Griffin, Bnrnp«-|*ll Iflam
8 W.iml vllle. Ff’rsvtli, • t OOmn
riopfit 1 nougu, Rumc, oilier In- [* 7 20pm
tcrmcdlatu jmlnts ...pit 66pm
! IIC AGO AND FLORIDA LIMITED.”
6 OSpmlChlcngn, fit. Louis, l.uuls*|*lt 35am
I vlllo, Nuslivlllo, ChnUu-
Inoogu. Atlant.i, till {mints! •
...North or NortliwcHt,,.|
II1CAGO AND FLORIDA LIM'TFD.”
i'H:, AiiKUstliic, Jackson-l* G tfipm
I vllle, Tiimii.i, TIiomaM-
} vlllo, Albany, all Florl*
[ da [mints . |
5 60ath 1 ItinnlriKlinm, Columltus,|*I3 40am
| Fort Valley, other In- l
00am 1 ..., trrmedlate points
MontKomery. Kufaula.l
Hartford. Dothan, Ar
lington, Albany, Kmlth-
vltie. Ft. Valley, Amor
ims and Other Intcrme-
dltt'o poIntH 1
(OpmlAlh.iny, AtnerleuH. Fort
) Valley, and Intermedl-
I ate point*
•1 16 pm
12 30am
4 00pm
7 46am
’ll h r
id North we
Limited,
North-
I* rorn-
Dotihlo
Ga.
HAILE. Gen. Pan*. Agt.
Mae
r. J ROBINSON. A*«f. Gen. Paa*. Agt.
THEODORE IV KUNE. Ocn. Siipt.
W A. W1NRFRN Vlce-Pre*iricnt and
Traffic Manager. Savannah. Oa.
GEORGIA
SOUTHERN
b FLORIDA
iww. R AIL W AY.
Schedules Effective Sunday, Jan. 4th, 1UU3.
SOUTHBOUND.
IQuIck |L>lxlu |Hhoo-
I rt ep | Flyer.| Fly.
» iioeiM
Lv. Mm-on I
Knthlf eii i
Grovunlu 1
I'nnillll.t .
V Ion fist 1
Worth .
A-htiurn 1
TIfton 1
Hpjirka 1
A>1e| |
JR iripine
Ar. V.ildoM;i 1
Lv. Valdosta 1
Howell |
Hsylow I
Fargo 1
Baxter 1
Crawford ....1
Ar. Jacksonville ...
1 20i»m|!2 05.1 in 4 35pm
2 lUpm 6 45pm
2 .V.’prn 1 « U9pm
L fAunid 1 ilrttn »» 30pm
1 l.tpni, 1 41«in 8 .»7pin
1 tspm; 2 00.\m! 7 18pm
2 22pm 7 ftr.prn
2 20pm 2 :Y.am 8 *18pm
3 lOpin! 3 d'.im 8 iXimi
3 Dprii 3 |7um 0 13pm
3 fAjun 3 52.iml 'J .lOjun
4 3.7pm! 1 2*9.1 m] 10 40pm
1 40pm! 1 :>Jarn
6 17p!n| r.'</7Hm .!!!!!!!*
h M»pml 'Aim
0 30pm « 23-1 m
7 19pmi 7 Odam
~ 7 wml
Lv. Valdos'a 1
Jaxper . 1
White Hugs. ...
Lake City |
J-nke Butler ....
B**rnp*on City .
Hampton
Flora home
Ar Palatka
4 IGpmj 1 lOaml
5 62pm. f. 144m
8 28pm- '• 2<- tin*
5 ojpm; « 42anj.
3 lilur.' 8 !0am|.
8 5.pm h f/«m
'j »|>rn 0 40am]
NORTH noi'S'H
IQuIck Dixie (Shoo-
Htalien*. 1 S pp ; Flyer.J Fly.
f. Jacksonville
Crawford . ...
Baxter
Ar, Valdoata
Cord* !4}
FnadJlla
Orovanl;* . ...
Ka'hleen , ...
Ar. kjacon
Lv. I'ala'kn
Fir rahomc . .
Hum;,ton
Harr.pHon City
I.nke Butler
Lake Cpy ....
White Spring*-
n \ <0{tm'
n v 32pm!.
'J Hpmj.
It ?um '1 1.5,.r
• 111 <(> <m|ll 2Cpr
1 !2 Otam' 7 lOarn
1 12 Otram 7 lGam
1 12 Ham! 7 22am
id2 D*;*m * Warn
2 '*),ini ’J '£fci rn
J««P*r
AT Va"
Ar Mr
Ido* 1
I U-pt
*K«»ge
t and 1C local tralng between A Mar t* and Brunawtck (except that No t
y n T&. t ~' nr *• F **'' “*" A "*"'*
Washington. D. C.
W. H. TATLOE A. O, F. A. Atlanta G* JAS FREEMAN. T P A M
CUi fu«njn M4 TUitt OSicc, Ml Cbtrrj iIihl -Phon, C4.
-Dili. Flyer.'
1 r. coaches, itarl-ir »l«-epnr and Pullman
rawing Room Buffet Helping Cars be-
lo n Macon and J.Kk-'-nvUIo.
“Quick S4f**p'’ I* solM train of baggage
am) dav roach
• tween Ma
and
It-..i t "1 Tin Wilder TptirM Tlfk* ? S BOW
on aalc to Fl«*r!'i.i points; Havana, Cubs,
an 1 Nssss«i. N P.
WM CHECK LEY SHAW.
Vka-l’rtxl'ient
C R RHODES. G*di. Pass Agt . Macon.
(Jeorgla.
LEON A HEt r. d p A.. Atlanta,
BA FI TER Y. p T. A., JacktOB-
vlJi4
Fla.