About The Macon telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 188?-1905 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1903)
A THLE MACON TELEGRAPH: SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 27, 1903 $7.50 ^ $10.00 For Men’s Suits At theso prices wo offer ono tablo of about ono hundred suits worth up to $15 and $20. Among those will bo' found pure worsted, fancy choviots and nobby cassimoro3. Eaeh and every garment lined with host quality serge. Any man may be fitted out of this lot. : : : | One price to everybody. # Cnrrollton, performed a beautiful and Imj-rffslv* ceremony. The bride. a* Mia* Wilson, wa* one of Carrollton’* molt beautiful und popu lar young ladle*. She will be a valuable acquisition to Bremen’* *oclety. and tb* ninny friend* of Mr. McPherson are u.n«ratulat!ng him today'upon hi* good fortune. Mr. McPherson I* a popular young business man of thl* place, *nd a mem ber of the popular firm of McPherson Wro I the nt* here. He Is a young man of sterling worth and ha* rnnny bus iness qualification*. Ho la not only prominent In the buslm-ss world, but he 1* very prominent In society. He come* of one of the oldeit families In thl* sec tion of the stole, being the son of Mr, 0. L. McPherson, on* of the best ana moat subsinntlxl citizen* of Haralion county. Ho I* a nephew of Judge O. 11. Hamilton, one of the pioneer citi zen* of (MU county. Mr. nnd Mr*. McPherson returned to Bremen > • I"ii|.i\ .ft.-Til- find ;*• home to their m iny friends at tho Bontrlght house, this city, wher* they nre receiving tho congratulation* of their friends today. RAILROAD MEN AND DRUGGISTS TEAM A KENTUCKY JUDGE HAS BEEN THREATENED of Hr. Wltu tbltt County ■ a Suddenly JAPAN IS DISPOSED TO FIGHT RUSSIA Will Croaa Ilof* at tho Central City Park In tlio City Lenirao Serin. HIM Hale Of South Carolina I* the nie*t Of her brother. JJr. W. K. Hale it the Hotel Lanier for a few day*. r FOB OVER SIXTY YEARS.* An Old and Well-Tried Remedy. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP For the first time sine* the city league wo* organized, the Georgia Southern and Florida boys line up against tho Drug gists this afternoon at 4 o'clock at Central City park. Thl* will be the second game played by each team, and a* the Georgia South ern boys lost their first game to the ilernd team, they are occupying third place, and they will make an effort to land today's game, therefore, putting them In second place with tho Druggists. The friends of tho medicine mixers are backing them to hold up their end of the game and retain second place. Both teams have been having the hard est kind of practice every afternoon for the past two weeks, and unless all sign* fall, u red hot game may be expected. Tho friends of the two teams will b« given one of the best faints of the season. The game will be called promptly at 4 o'clock. Tho line-up will be as follows: Q, B; A F. It’y, Druggists. Ilsrrel Catcher Banka E. Bruner Pitcher Hamilton Patterson First base Newman lUWi .... Second baaa Peeler T. Iiruncr Third base Denton Nipper Short Staff Mack L. Smith IWt Klrid’ .demlH.m II. Klsbet Center field Busbeo C. Freeman Right field Thorpe Disappears. LOUISVILLE, Ky., June 26.--A spe- lul to the Evening Post V,m Jack- on, Ky.. says: - * Judge Cardwpll, who presided over the city court here, and who fined the men brought befors him on the chargo oC firing Capt. Ewan's hotel, has received notice of a threat of as- easslnatiod and his taken, up his res idence In his store.. He will be guarded by militia, . JACKSON, Ky. June 2«.-There is considerable anxiety over the disap pearance of Gray Haddick, who testi fied to seeing Crawford and Tharp, teamsters for Hargis, coming away from Ewen's hotel Just before Jt was burned. Following an assault on the bridge one night, and threats to bum him out, guards were placed around Haddlck’a house, but the guards have been removed and Haddick Is missing He was the principal witness for the arson case to be considered by the grand Jury on July 20. FRANKFORT, Ky., June 26.—Gover nor Beckham, in response to many requests, today gave out a lengthy statement In reference to his position in th# Breathitt county matter. He said that It was not within his constitu tional power to declare martial law nnd try the accused ny court-martial. He denounced the yellow Journals of tho North and East, and asserted he had done everything possible to imp- press lawlessness-in Breathitt county. Governor Beckham severely arraigns those whom he alleges have been trying to make political capital out of tho Breathitt county murders, saying that had the Republican party shown the came deslro to punish as Democrats h*v4 shown Goebel’s assassins, then that atrocious crime of over three yearn ago would now have been avenged. Governor Beckham denies having •pardoned twenty-seven criminals from Breathitt county. IVopIe Are Willing «' Jntrtry in any Jlem Undertake. Hack the Mln- ares They May LONDON, June 26.—The Tokio corre spondent of the Times says public im patience In Japan with regard to the Manchurian question it increasing dal ly. Tho most sober Journals declare that the nation would support the gov ernment In taking strong measure*. A council of all the leading atatepien was held at the palace today, and It is rumored that as a result thereof the government intends to address a pro test direct to St. Petersburg. The grav ity of the situation, concludes the Times’ correspondent, Is fully recog nized In official circles. MRS. , ~ WmSlOW^ SOOTHIN^ SYRUP; Spend Sunday at Camp Northon, Gridin and roturu $1.80 via Central of Goorgin Kailway. Soiling 27 and 28, limited 20t.h. its « ■ With Vs. HOME SAVINGS BANK,' Write, Phone or Cfll for ••BEST WAY BANKING’ THAT THHOllMNU HEADACHE, Would quickly leave you If you used Dr.' King’s New Life nils. Thousands ifferes have proved their matchless merit for sick and nervous headaches. They make pure blood and build up your health. Only 25 cents, money back If not cured. Fold by all druggists. TO HCrOIIT LIGHTS OUT I'olle Kleetrli Mibl The polics department received ordera last night to flto a written report with tho sergeant at headquarters of all electric lights out on thalr respective beats. They have cards for the purpose of memorandum, and will note the time and place where lights fall to shed their radiance. Both reliefs are provided with these cards. It Is proposed to kt*p with all recalcitrant arc burners from this time on. > Note FnIIu Hum. I of filipino woman itnitnnn CLEVELAND, June 26.—Upon the re quest of th* Buffalo police, George Bloom, a colored car porter, was arrest ed when he arrived here on a westbound Lake Shore train early today. He w t* suspected of having robbed a wealthy Filipino woman, who occupied a state room on his car, of $3,000 worth of dia mond*. Subsequently. Chief of Police Kohler received a telegram from the Buffalo authorities asking that Bloom bo released. Thl* was done and Bloom said he would return to Buffalo at once and prove his Innocence. BUFFALO. June 26.-Mlss Clemsala Lotfcz. slater of Slxto Lopes, the well- known Filipino, Is the woman who lost track of $3,(MR) worth of Jewelry. She I* a iguest of a daughter of Mayor Knight of this city. Kl*« EDWARD'S BIRTHDAY LONDON, June 26.—King Edward's birthday wax celebrated today In Lon don and at all the home naval and mil itary stations. The main function was trooping of tlic colors on the Hors** rd»* parade here, which the king ttended on horseback. This was the first tlms he had ridden alnce his last Illness. The parade ground presented highly picturesque scene. CHEAP ItATES $39.78 to Boston and return, June 28, 96 and 97th. 0-78 to Boston ahd return, July 1, t, 4 nd 6th. 929.96 to Baratova Springs and return, July 7. I. 9 and 10th. $10.70 to Baltlmor* and rsturn, July if, II and 9lHh. Via ATLANTIC COAST LINE. 400 Cherry 8t., or ’Phone 400. A TEXAS WONDER. Hall's Great Discovery. On# small bottle of th* Texas Wonder, lltU's Oreat Discovery, cures all kidney end bladder troubles, remove gravel, cures diabetes. seminal emission*, weak and limi backs, rheumatism and all Ir regularities of the kidneys and bladder In both men and women, regulates bladder troublo in children. If not sold by your druggist will be sent by mall on receipt of $1. On* small bottle Is two months' treatment and seldom falls to psrfect a cur*. Dr. B. W. Hall, Bole Manufacturer, P. O. Box 689, 8t. Louis, Mo. Send for tes timonials. Bold by sit druggists, and II. ’ Lamar A Co. IOWEI.L IMPROVING i Is Pi fVery 1 Isfnctorlly nt the llospltnl. Herbert Hove l te dolri very well at the hospital. HU condition at an ear ly hour this morning was fairly good. It will t>e, however, several days before he Is entirely out of danger. He Is still an 111 tnun. It win be remembsred he tried to take his own life by shooting himself with a pUtol bullet through the right lung. We Misrepresent Nothing The Cheapest and Most Reliable Whisky House in lieorgia gallon. 7K ••Ilardel worn* $.y«ar-old Cora The celebrated "Dsa Kentucky WhUky at $!■<> press raid to any point In four full quart* of our elegant baht* LETT RYK for onlv U 36. express paid. These sre only a few of our many wood things Full Una of Champagne* Wines, Cordials. Brandies. etc. Item*mb-r. we are the only house In Ms cor. to pay express charges on all good* from 11.7$ * gallon up, provlled order U not t.,» than fur two gallon* • hipped te *'<t addreoe and accompanied by the cash. Sam & Ed Weichselbaum 461 Cherry Bt. 'Phone IS TATTNALL SQUARE BAPTIST The usual se'rvlces will be held to morrow* at the Tattnall Square Pres byUrlnn churrh. The pastor, Rev. \V II. Fraxer, will pnarh both morning nnd evening. The Sabbath school will meet at $:45 a. tn., and th* Westmin ster League m 7:30 p. m. All Invited to these services. uoi ni.t: daily Throuali Steeping Car Service St, Lout* to Drawer Via MI**onrl elite and Denver A Illo Gram Hallways. Trains leave Bt. Louts 9 a tn. and 10:16 p. tn. Low round trip rates all points to Denver account meeting Christian En deavor July 9th*13th. Ticket* on sale June »th to July 9th. with final limit August list. Liberal stop-over* In Colorado. Thli t* the rout* via Pueblo and Colorado Springs, Pike’s Peak. etc. Rate from Macon. $40.13. For maps, descriptive literature, ete., of th* Scenic Line of the World, write l K. llV'llLANDER. Tmv, Pass. Agt., No. I* West Ith Bt. • Chattanooga, Trim. Griffin and rnturn $1.80 via Osntral of Georgia, ac count State Encampment, June 27 and 28, limited re turning 2'Jth. pan,osai.lv rmoteno *xnn SIOV TO IIOXTOX. MAX*. ON JULY SECOND the BEADOARD AIR LINK RAILWAY will run a . sonally conducted excursion" from Allan to to Boston, Mas*., under auspices of (]«. X. E. A., leaving Atlanta at invm. The trip will b* vl* Norfolk, Old point Comfort, Ylnglnla Beach. Vs., thence Old Dominion steamer to New York, and from New York to Boston by the Fall River Line’s palatial steamer, the "!»«*< The fare for the round trip from 3 will be $33. which* Include* meals and stateroom on board •trttrfr. Ticket* can be extended return tng until September 1st, and will permit of stopover In New York City 1 jr* i to Ik of the *lrh i t art< particular* ahd Itinerary of trip, call any scent of th* ttne, or address Wm. U. Clements. Traveling Passenger Agent. No. u« Peachtree stmt. Atlanta, Ga. HEAD TIIIXi VOLINA. Ala., July 1st. 1889. Dr. E. W. Hnll, St. Louis, Mo.—Dear Ir: I wish to state that I have been a constant sufferer for a number of years from kidney complaint and hav never found a remedy that relieved me uch as one bottle of The Texas Wonder. Hall's Great Discovery, and 1 feel thankful for the great and bene ficial results, believing that ono tnore bottle will effect a cure, and may the Lord hless you In your good work. Truly yours. REV. R. C. KIRKLAND. M. WITTII TO HELP JEW* ST. PETERSBURG. June 2$.-Ft- nnnee Minister Witte today received deputation from the mtr-antlle com munity of Kiahtneff, consisting of two Jtws nnd a Christian, nsktrg moratorium for bill* of exchange and other facilities rehabilitating the cred It of those who suffered from the re cent events at Kishtncff. M. Witte promtetd to do everything possible to meet the requests. EARTHQUAKE 1$ HUNGARY ERLAU. Hungary. June H—Four violent earthquake shocks were felt her* at 6 o’clock this morning. Sev eral houses In ths suburbs collapsed and nearly' nil th* buildings' In the town were more or leas damaged. The Inhabitants were panic-stricken. DOUGLAS. DOUGLAS. 0*„ June 26.—At a pre liminary hearing yesterdny. nine par ties. Including Detective J. 11. Went of Douglas, who was employed by th* county commissioner* to look up the case, were held In $300 ball to appear be fore the city court, charged with sell ing r.quor without a license and gaming und warrants are out for several more. Mrs. W. H. Payne of Darien Is visit tng her son. Mr. W. H. Payne, at th* Hotel Tanner. Mr. C. J. O’Ferrell, an electrician, ac companied by Mr. M. Henderson, wealthy capitalist of Octite. waa In the city for a few hour*, and stated that Ocilla had voted and validated bonds for the early erection of an electric light plant. J. C. McCarty of Jacksonville, who with Wry. McCarty, has been visiting her parents. Editor and Mr*. James M. Freeman, left for home today. Mrs. McCarty wit! remain in Douglas for several days. Mr. 6. D. Graham of McKas Is jn ths city- ' Sleeping car service Ma con to Asheville resumed June 17. Car will leave Macon on 7:25 p. in. 'train daily throughout tho sum mer season. James Free man, T. P. A., Southern Railway. ALDOSTA SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Schedule No. ff. Effective Monday, June j, 1903 RMd-Dowr^ Reaa Up. EAT ROAST DOG. Former RcHtcimi* Ceremony No- Money Making Scheme. HAVRE, Mont., June 2$,—Nearly two hundred Cm* Indians, a majority of the tribe In this state, are taking part In the annual sun dance on the hills near here. For more than a month the red men have been looking for ward to the evert with glad antlclpa- tlon, and now that the great dance has begun Joy Is uncon fined. Clad In their brightest garments, and clean perhaps for the first time In many months, th<- bucks and the mai dens have gathered, as In the days that are gone, to celebrate the coming the new green grass and to show In other ways that they are glad they are alive. WhJIe the Indian girls do not take part In the dance, they form on* of the most Interesting features of the show. Each on# is clad In a blanket colored even more brightly than are the every day blankets of the Crees, and I* adorned with all her Jewelry, which ranges from a brass ring to a hand some gold watch, obtained no one knows where.. The dance will last until the end of the week, when there will be a groat feast. In which roost dog will play a prominent part. The dogs hav# been course of fattening for several weeks and will be served la all the guests. White men and women are allowed to witness the dsn e and the nttendunt ceremonies on paving a fee of twenty- five, cents. In former days the dance was conducted by th# Crees as a reli gious ceremony, but tn these degene rate days lb is run as a money mnklng scheme, under the direction of Little Bear, the chief of the Crees. The sun dance Is known to the Mon tana pioneers under the name of the grass dance, and in the early days It was often marked by bloodshed, espe cially when the reds rould obtain llq- Now they can obtain none, except In rare Instances. Miss Agnes Miller, of Chicago, speaks lo young women about dangers of the Menstrual Period — how they can avoid pain, suffering and remove the cause. “I suffered for six years with dys menorrhea (painful periods), so much so that I drcaacd erenr month, as I knew it meant three or lour days of intense pain. The doctor said this was due to an inflamed condition of the uterine appendages caused by repeated and neglected colds and feet wetting. “If young girls only realized how dangerous It is to take cold at this critical time, much suffering would be spared them. Thank God for Llflia K. Pinklium’B Vegetable Com pound* that was the only medicine which helped me any. Within three weeks after I started to take It, I noticed a marked improvement in my general health, and at the time of my next monthly period the pain had dlminlxbed considerably. I kept up the trcatfdent and was cured a month later. I am like another person since I am in perfect health.**-— Miss Aoiu Mii.lcb. 23 Potomac Are., Chicago, I1L StOOO forftU If orlgtnml cf flfcoc* Iftttr prfhf qtnulr.tntu cannot ft# prodJCtd. The monthly sickness reflects the condition of woman’s health. Fifty thousand letter* from •women prove that Lydia K. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound regulates menstruation* and makes those periods painless. Important changes of schedules Central of Georgia Railway Sunday, June 28th. See complete notice elsewhere or telephone 305 for full in formation. Griffin and return $1.80 via Central of Georgia, ac count State Encampment, June 27 arid'28, limited re turning 29th. SPECIAL NOTICES Atlanta College of Pharmacy Free Dispensary; only college operating nn actual drug store. Greater demand for our graduates than we can supply. Ad dress Grorxr F. I'ayne, Dean, It .North avenue, Atlanta, Ga. 7. 6 and 4, dally passenger ex- pt Sunday; Nos. C and 6, passenger Sunday only. Connections.—No. 1. at Valdosta, with Atlantic Coast Line from all points East and West of Valdosta, and from all points North on O. S- & F. R’y. At Madlsorx with Seaboard Air Line for Tallahassee. Pensacola mud New Orleans. No. 3, at Valdosta, with Atlantic Coart Line from all points Went of Valdosta and G. 6. A F. from Macon, Atlanta and points North. At Madison with Seaboard Air Line tor live Oak, Lake City and Ta'. lahassee. No. 2, at Madison, with Seaboard Air Lino from Tallahassee. At Valdosta, with Atlantic Coast Line for all points' East and West of Valdosta, and G. 8. A p for Macon, Atlanta and points North. No. 4. at Madison, with Seaboard Afr Line from Lake City and Ur* Oak. At Valdosta with G. 8. A F. for Jacksonville Lake City and Palatka, and with Atlantic Coakt Line for all points East of Val dosta. J. It WILKINSON. President. J. A. MORGAN. Gen. Pass. Agt. Alexander Blair & Kern .... Architects, C3 CHERRY ST MACON. OA. YESTERDAY’S RACES DECEIVE* DOCTORS. Clayton Wr«ir*ll'* Grave Ha* (Irrn IX. W V-.rn TI - \ •****! Ir »■ I * . PARKERSBURG. W. Va.. June If— Clayton Westfall Is a victim of the dying habit. He die*, apparently, fool* all the people who lies him. end then fool# tho undertaken who comes to prepare him for burial by waking up from a oeml-con- sclou* State and protesting against being mode to witness his own funeral from the Inside of a coffin. Westfall died last* week for th# seventh time, but revived again In time to prevent the funeral, although the grave had been dug and the coffin ordered. He Is a work er In the oil fields near Jake's Run. and. according to hla own story, has frequent attacks of unconsciousness if# had one of his attacks, ths family made all the usual tests and he was pronuonced dead. The grave waa prepared and the under taker aent for. He arrived «t night, and was almost frightened to death when the supposed corps* arose In bed and asked the undertaker what he wa* going to do. Westfall found out in a abort time that It wa« proposed to bury him, and ha en tered a vigorous proteat. Westfall aays he has several times been In this condition and ha* narrowly escaped being burled allrs on more than one occa sion. lie has sometimes lain In the tranca for two or three days xt a time. During this period he has th# most remarkable dream*. Nearly always he dreams he U In heaven, but can give no accurate de scription or what the place la like. At other times he dreams be has gone In tho opposite direction, and when this happens he Is nlwaye glad to be awakened, even by the undertaker. He Is In excellent health and his experience never hurts him. RACING AT WASHINGTON PARK CHICAGO. Dune $$.—'The following are the result* of the racing at Washington Park today: First race, purse, five and one-half fur longs-English Lad (4 to 1) won; Witch craft (20 to 1) second; Forehand (10 to 1) third. Time. 1:061-6. Second race, purse $w>, one mlle-Poat- mnMcr Wright (7 to 1) won; High Chan cellor (12 to D second; Big Ben (4 to 1) third. Time. 1:41 2-6. Third race, purse $700, seven and tme- half furlongs—Gregor K. (• to 1) won; Sidney C*. Love (8 to 1) second; Hoodwink (7 to 1) third. Time, 1:23$-$. Fourth race, purse $•». one mile and on*-«lxte*nth—Longflaw (13 to D won; Fading Light (7 to 1) second; Pyrrho (1$ to D third. Time, Fifth race, purse $700, six furlongs— Ootden Rule (7 to 10) wont Irene Lindsey (S to 1) second; Jane Holly (10 to D third. Time. 1:14. Sixth race, purs# $400, one- mile and one-stxteenth—Vincennes (7 to 1) won; Thane (3 to t> second; Vulcaln (SO to 1) third. Time, 1:43. Polished Plate Glass agents of the Penn-American Pin <Jla*s Co. We carry at our Atlnn warehouse largest stock. In South. WINDOW GLASS, lota of it. all sixes, single and double, at our warshouses both In Savannah and In Atlanta. Dowel Pina, Blind Staple*. Glaziers’ Dia monds. Putty and Points. Uo« Southern Homo Paint i house* It has been the standard of qual ity In tho South for twenty years. Mall orders promptly filled. F. J. Cooledge & Bro THE GREAT TRIAL STAKE The Great Trial la th* second largest stake for 2-year-olda In this country, rank ing next to the Futurity. Among those eligible to start are such grand colts as Broomstick, unbeaten so fir thl* ye»r; Magistrate, from the Belmont stables, also unbeaten; Leonidas, from ihe Whitney stable; Aristocracy, winner of the first half of the Double Event; Green B Mor ris’ Rapid Water, B. R. Thomas* Pulsus, and others, all winners of one or more races. Thl* Is the pick of the Eastern 2-yesr-olds. and will be a grand struggle fo^ the $&.AM purse. Also, the Beacon steeplechase, distance two ana one-half miles, value $$.190. In wMch th* beat steeplechasers In the country start, such aa Adjidnumo, Land of Clover. Tip Gallant. Judge Phillips, and many others. Full description of both races by direct wire to Macon Turf Ex change, Hotel iJinler billiard room. PETER WILL NOT PUNISH BELGRADE. June 98.—The Oennan emperor has sent King peter a tele gram. couched in cordial terms. Th* Auatrlsn minister today resumed offi cial relations with the Servian govern ment. The king's reappointment of tha ministry yesterday Is regarded sr equi valent to * notification that no pun ishment will be meted out to the as sassins of King Alexander and Queen Drags. MILLIONS MISAPPROPRIATED NEW YORK. June 2t-A##l*tant District Attorney Clark, who Is inves tigating the old dock board matters, through “John Dos" pro-c>d<ngt said today he hod discovered that treasur ers’ orders to the amount of $3,l«3.7$t seemed to have been Issued m violation of law to favorite, contractors and without public letting. LIPTOX AND THE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON. June 28.—Sir Thom as Upton, the challenger for the Amer ica's cup. lunched with President Roosevelt, at the White House today. The state dining room wsa used for the occasion, the table being handsomely decorated with feme end cut flowers. ENORMOUS STRENGTH OP MUSH ROOMS. A curious instance of wonderful fores exerted by growing vegetation ts rela ted In the Gardener’s* Magazine. This force seems all the more remarkable when exerted by light and unsubstan tial mushrooms, but does not appear is extraordinary when caused by the ex pansion of a hard wood tr-e. A few weeks ago some half-hardy annuals were sown In a frame Jtyt cleared of a winter crop In the gardens of Kelsey Park. Beckenham, and the lights closed to hasten germination. Some days afterward, signs of cracking were observed In the brick work, and grad ually a block Wfighlng in the aggre- gatae one nnd one-half hundredweight was pushed out of poeltion. After cut ting out several brickxa mass of tnuch- rooma waa found, three pounds and three ounce* in weight growing In th* centr? of the wall. The mycelium had run freely In the mortar and on the in* ner face of the bricka. Arlan. Ill; Fox Hunter. 1»; The Vlngtn Ian. 142. Third race, the Great Trial stakes, six furlongs. Futurity course— Magistral*. 19$; Gallant, Conjurer. H7; Broomstick. 12*; Eminence, 121: Africander. HI; Bonnibert 191; Circus. Major Dangerfield. 1)4; Irish Lad. 111. Fifth race. 8-year-olds, selling, five fur longs. of Futurity course-Grey Knight. Vt; Dnnntelly, 8hort Cake. 164; Hands Up, 169; Long Distance. HI; Monet. 11A| The Lady Roberta. 168; Add Trebla. F.leatea. 96; Mohave, 109; Fickle. 99; Oemlnl. ft; Semi tie, KM; Inquisitive Olrt. 166; Thistle Heather. K»: Wondshade. *4; Julia M . IS; Symphony. Mtmon. Jennlco. 94; Boson, g Sixth race, handicap, one mile and on sixteenth, on turf—AfrUculate, Qltnwa- ter, lit: Douro. 116; Carbuncle, 104; Tr'bee Hill. MS: 8urmls*. M4i Flying Jib. Flytng Buttress. 96; Subdue. 96; Tqgsl Bey, Cofon- Sweet Potatoes rant a few thousand sweet pa slips or cuttings. Address C. T. Bailey, 1 st., Macon, Ga. 8 17| 8 l2!Ar Pitts Lv § 201 S lSlLv Plus Ar 4 241 31$|... Ausley 8 311 8 2$t Rocky Point 8 I7| 3 S| Pop* City « !6 11 10 6 1.V12 66 6 1012 a> 1A M 6 00 11 M 5 Mil 46 6 43! $ $61 Barton * 48! 3 43 Plneview 8 5l| 3 4ft) Flnleyson 8MI'Sll| Maabbum 6 4* 11 M 5 42 11 32 6 S"l ?! f* S3 11 23 9 os: 4 no? Wallace * 161,4 061 Chancy' 9 1$ .4 Powell's Still * 26J415|Ar... Hawklnsvllle ..Lv 6 241114 5 82 11 12 5 151! 8 10 11 06 No. 7. Fltxgerald Branch. No. k 7 2fl*m(Lv Issxe ...Ar| 7 I'am 7 36am. Luke 1 7 2 f »rm 7 03nmlAr.,. v . Davtsvllle ......Lvj 7 (6pm Connections.—Hawklnavllle. with South- G. C. CONNER, FIRE INSURANCE. Room 32, Commercial Bank Build- las.—'Phone 032. LARGE STOCK BUGGY UMBRELLAS, VEHICLES, HARNESS ACCESSORIES, S. S. PARnELEE Cor. 2d and Poplar, Macon, Ga. L M. Bombard J. Fabian Minion L. H. Burghard&Co. Funeral Directors gllEKPStlEAD BAY ENTRIES (Special wire to Macon lurf Exchange) First race. Hlfhwetght handicap, six furlongs, main track—Tantalus Cup. It*; Homestead, 129; Lord Badge, 1*4; Locket. IS; Clnquevalll. Interval. IS; Candling. Lord Sterling, 119; Sparkle Esher. U9. Second race. Deaeon steeplechase, full course—AdJIdaumo 134; Land of Clover, 1«; Tip Gallant. 1»: Courier Pigeon. 131; ICCCC O HA DT Self ProtecUnn. JC'i Judge Phillips, 131; J COiJL# D* I 1 r\ l\ 1 , *53-155 Cotton ave. Funeral Director sir eu.tom. Mrs. Hart hi and children Mr. 11. Pressley NYalker, Sr., will assist nas la all arrsugement* funerals. AMBULANCE SERVICE FREE, Day or Night. 559 Alulberry St. Next to Hotel Lanier Office 'phone 4C7. Residence 'phone 34S7. OPEN DAY AND MGIIT. Men’s Lisle Union Under Suits clkcL WASHINGTON PARK ENTRIES (Special wire to Macon Turf Exchange) First race, on* mile and twenty yards— Took. US; Six Shooter. Bam Fullen. Ill Jack Demund. 1 Cl; Wain A-Molnen. 162; Modicum. T.. Second race, five furlongs—iAnark. Esh- erson. Blumenthal, S 'Ip'.o, Godder. Coun ci !, Fred Loppert. Ill: Peter Paul. Ann* Darla Alice Commoner. Sweetie. Mlaa Crawford. Oold Place. Bsur Kraut, Mask Thin! race. Ookwood handicap, on# mile and one-eighth—McCbesr.ey, 1)6: Alan A Dale. 120; Aladdin. Ill; Little Scout. 906; I.uclcn Appleby, lit: Waawlft. Gregor K., HI; John McOurk. Ml; Ltnxulst. WkCapt. Arnold. *6; Oold Bell. 98. Fourth race, one m!!e and one-* —Sea Lion. H6: Miracle IL, 1«; Coat. 161; EIchor. The Bobby. ICO; < 14; Frivol, Bard of Avon 9 J Prince Webb. 64: Birr: q Fifth race, alx fUlt A. D. Glbaon. Paul Wl Theory. K9; Evening St.tr. Suh Knight. 141; Lute. W: Byhtx Ta. Etem Wind* r. Ontonrgon 1C1; P-i Gypoyne. 94. Sixth race, selling, one mile an sixteenth—Boaster, lfl|; Amur, FJ6; Hvvt land. Omdurman. Bonnie I^ftach, * Alice Dougherty. 96; Barilla, Nettle Re gent, ft; rirate. fT; Our Bessie. 66. tty door: track fast. $1.50 and $2.50 GEORGIA, Bibb County.—R. L. Ander son. county guardian, having applied for letters of guardianship of the property of Emma Maddox, a lunatic, now con fined tn tho state sanitarium, this therefore, to notify all persona concert to file objections. If any thsy hav*. __ or before the first Monday tn July, 1*03, or else letters o? guardianship will then be issued m asked for. C. M. WILEY, Ordinary. Cattn GEORGIA. Bibb County.—R. L. Ander son having applied to me for letters of ad ministration on the estate of I. C. New ton, late of said county, deceased, this 1*. therefor*, to notify all person! con cerned to file objections. If any they have, on or before the first Monday In July, INI. or letters will then be issued 1 ask* l for. C. M. WILEY. Ordinary. j 3 I 1 ! STATIONS, f 2 MIPMfAMLv. At !10 06 . ■ . • ' < *»tvi;:- . S'»20;10 3J.. Olympia 23j $«0;W «J... Pinetta '(10 66 ... Hanson 16 « 26)11*1.. Madison MjPM.A MJAr. A M P MfA K . A * m * 1$ 7 10i 2 65! 8 st 2 50! 8 40 2 20|3fl6 2 00! 7 53 1 401 7 3) HAWKINSVILLH AND FLORIDA SOUTHERN HA I LAV AY, Pine Belt Route. ; -< 1 In Effect May 24. 1902. 1 * rS6| 2 23 fciir . Worth . Domer .. Shingles , . Amboy 2 14 7 1612 6J 7 06 12 « 7 0212 0 6 »|l2 $7 66! $ Mi Davlsvl!!# a 2 63! Waltsrsvliie ... 3 001 Dopgle Run .... 1(M 3 06 Bush 141 109 .... Allapaha River . 16| S ll| 8teel* 1 6 6112 S3 6 44112 2S « 45 12 25 6 4612 28 « r* 11 14 • ! < 32 12 13 nanroxu; wun wnuoarn Air i.inw Railway; poubte Run. with Atlantic and Birmingham Railroad; Worth, with Oor- la Southern and Florida Railway. Trains No*. 7 and * on Fttxgerald Branch will run on Mondays, Wednesdays and* Fridays. P. J. DOMER. Bupt.. Worth. Os. H. H. STEELE. Gen. Freight and Pas*. Act.. Hawklnsvllle. Go. MACON, DUBLIN A SAVANNAH B. IL AMIPM .... Macon .... Swift Creek . Dry Branch . . Pike’s Peak . . Fltxnatrtek . .... Ripley .... J*ff*onvtl!e Gallemnr* . P MiP M 1 »! 3 46 1 II! S 24 lfl]SU I 02! 4 54 12 M| 4 « 12 61| « *5 12 41! 4 t) 12 811 4 60 1* 14’t D 112 96) 1 S3 19 10} a 11 It 00| J (4 II M 1 41 . 11 46! 9 13 5 16| 2 f. 361 2 6 4&I 9 4 061 S 05 4 10! 3 (« 4 96! 2 96 4 33} 3 tt| Gnllemor* .. 4 01 3 871 Danville 7 04} J Allentown 7 96! 1 66) Montrnss 7 45(3 6*1 Dudley .. 7 K! 4 (4 Shewmake 4 10! Moore .. Dublin . Dublin .. IB M | Art 1125) ; 4 :C Sou. M. D. A 8. Jtac tl 97112 47 M 63'...,( I I 4 :»;Nor. M. D. A 8. Jun, 1212 4! H46I....IAT. I »■ • ... Cattln lit 1412 *1 . Minter 111 64,19 15 Rockledg* 10 Mill 49 .. Ortand I0VH1 e> Boperton 116 99 1! 14 Tarrytown IF 291" M Btsnley to 23 1" 41 , VldallA 1*4 « F 20 A M A M 11 1«l 4 StlLv U 89) 4 4*j 11 49! 4 El .. 11 »| 6 66|.. 19 24( 6 111. 19 42| 6 981. 13 Ml 5 31., 190|6«6j., p M[P Ml Nos. H and *L second class local, dally, except Sunday. Noe. 90 and 19, first class ,«slly P*»«n ger. . F. C.-TUCKER. •Train Master. JAMES T. WRIOT.* Vice-President and General Manager WItIGHTSVILE A TKN.NILLE RAIL ROAD COMPANY. Time table No. 8 to take effect Sunday. May 8, 1903. at 11:01 a. m. This tlm« table supersedes all previous Issues: 3 | 1 | STATIONS. MM , Tennllle . Peacocks . . Harrison .. . Donovan. .. Wrtgbtsvtll* .. Meadows . .... Lovett .. Brewton ... _ Condor ... 8 13} t 46; North M. D. A B. Jet g 14! 6 09;South M. D. A 8. Jet 8 171 8 Itj Dublin 3 4*1 I 36 Hutchings sr; too)., A!l trains on this Bn* dally. ——- All Shove trains flm-fku pejsenger dallr. E. X. BRTAE. vn BUUOVGMA* ■ road. m* or Covdele. ai C "of G .Ill 46aBl 4 10am Ms n.' G. 8. A F—- v -7 rr.a, A.AB. .11 JOara .(lVtm 12 «am 41*im 7 42am Vienna, A. 4k B. iV.r VI.’ A. 4k B *.i 2 5S» 7 30»m 145am f 42na FitsgsraM. A. 4k B... D* ur!»s A. A B .IsBBpm .. 452pm ffilim,. A. ft B.. .1***“ 1 Passes*er $$•*• I
