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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER it, 1904. One Cent a Word I THE VOICE of the turkey Is stilled; he is ready for tho roasting pan. Oscar Bradley. take charge of small Job office. The Nut Grower Co., Poulan, Ga. Just, right, fully ripe, accommodate two or xders: good board, reasonable i75. Honal Register. Mrs. Branch, ’Phone 670. WANTED—A position as manager i. _ fult farm; have had several years ex perience; can furnish good references. Address H., Telegraph. best of refrenees. ’ Address Box xperl 178 < WALD bakes your fruit cakes. ’Phone CHRISTMAS GROCERIES—Save money on them by using Periodical Tickets. Oscar Bradley. ney <£- Callaghan. WANTED—Men to 4earn barbpr trade. shortest and most thorough method; practical experience, careful Instructions, little expene, board and tools provided; come now and complete during busy sea son; catalogue free. Moler Barber Col lege, New Orleans, La. FOR RENT. FOR RENT—Three rooms for light house* keeping. Address Renter, care Tele* FOR RENT—One furnished room, all con veniences. Address Room, care Tele graph. mas dinner. Orcar Bradley. PISTOLS, revolvers and Are arms of all descriptions and sizes at Qoldn Pawn Shop. • afford. Rainey A Callagh FOR RENT—Three or four furnished rooms for light housekeeping; upstairs, nil conveniences; best locality In city. X. Y. Z., care Telegraph. at Oscar Bradley’s. FOR SALE. CIDER—Pure Christmas trade. Oscar Bradley. Christmas Shopping Made easy and inexpensive at Cole man’s, where the best in Books.Sta- tionerv, Fountain Pens, Pictures, Calendars, Games, suitable for Xmas presents can be found in large quantities. Mail orders promptly filled. The T. A. Coleman Book & Printing Co. 316-320 Second st. Students of Mt. deSales Rendered an Excellent Program as Did the Fac ulty at Georgia’s Academy For tho Blind—Attendances Were Pleased, $1.50 Books $1.25 Special Edition Simple Life 25c. All the new fiction gift books, Poets, Bibles In fine bind ings. Nothing nicer for a gift than a nice book, Calendar or picture. We have all the new and popular pictures, water colors, Christy pictures, etc. Two enjoyable entertainments were given last evening, one at Mt, deSales academy by a number of the pupils and tho other at the Georgia Academy of the Blind by the faculty. The en- termalnts began at 8 o’clock and when the first numbers were called both halls were well filled by friends of the In stitutions and visitors. At Mt. deSales many of the parents of the pupils were present The rendering of the programs prov ed that the musicians and the readers had given careful thought to /their subjects. Their Instrumental and ocal music was greeted with bursts of applause and time and time again the speaker or players was recalled. At the Georgia Academy for the Blind the entertainment had been ranged by the faculty. The program consisted largely of instrumental music varied by recitations. Very creditable was the work and those present show ed their appreciation by compliments at the close of the hour and by ap plause throughout. The money col lected by the sale of tickets for the en tertalnment at Mr. deSales Is to bo used to augment the building fund. McEvoy Book & Stat’y Co. 572 Cherry Street. All Your Troubles About Xmas presents can be easily settled by conning to us. 3t Is use less to enumerate the many things that we have, as our reputation for nice goods, is well-known far beyond the borders of Macon. When it comes to framing pictures, that Is our business, and the people say we know it. Our name on eny picture Is a guarantee “that It is the correct thing.” W. Lamar Williams, “ The Frame Maker” 107 COTTON AVENUE. . FOR SALE—Chalnless size, $15; bargain. Ad Tolegraph. FOR SALE—High bred collie puppies; ney A Callaghan. eta on all cash orders of groceries. FOR BALE—Two parlor suits antique nard's Stable, on Mulborry at. machinery; try them. KID DOLLS, jointed dolls. Beck's doll heads, toys of all kinds, at 1 •Phone 371. son Co.’s stock at a bargain. Business, care Telegraph. RABBITS! Fresh lot; laghan’s. want at Goldman’s. 0 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS—Brass and . wrought Iron fire screens. See them at T. C. Burke’s. y AIR RIFLES of all kinds for the boys at Goldman's. - TOYS of all kinds st Wald’s. Mulberry r ^t., next postoffice, ’Phone 571, OYSTERS! OYSTERS!! OYSTERS!!!— a Finest quality ’’Plants” and "Selects” ” for broiling and frying: stew oysters In abundance for stuffing the turkey. Rainey ■ & Callaghan. d DRESSED TURKEYS, hens, fries, broil ers; also fresh oysters, fish. game, cele ry, fruits and vegetables. Rainey & Cal- Ifcghan. t! MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS. - MUSIC TEACHING—Violin and Mando- o lln. Apply to Miss Matthews, 565 WaJ- 1- nut at. - FRESH VEGETABLES—We are hend- o. quarters for these: ask for what you re want. Rainey & Callaghan. LOST AND FOUND. OSCAR BRADLEY, GROCERIES—Perl- odlcsl Oscar Bradley—Groceries; Pe- rlodlcal Tickets. Oscar Bradley—Grocer- 11 les; Periodical Tickets. Oscar Bradley— Groceries; Periodical Tickets. Oscar Brad- - ley—Groceries; Periodical Tickets. Oscar Brndley—Grooerles; Periodical Tickets. Oscur Bradley—Groceries; Periodical - Tickctc. EGOS! EGGS!! EGGS!!!—We easily head — the list In quantity and quality eggs sold In Macon. Rainey A Callaghan. REWARD. *- $5 REWARD for return to Telegraph office of nn Endurance bicycle. No. 60,023; was taken from street In front nf Union Pressing Club yesterday afternoon. Owned by Earl Reynolds. WILD DUCKS, quail, live and dressed — turkeys, hens, fries and broilers. Rainey 7^ A Callaghan. $5.00 REWARD—Lost, In the lobby of ” Hotel Lanier Cafe gold Rouanr heeds 3U with cross. Return to hotel office and receive reward. l /Z Off for Cash the Empire Restaurant, 507 Mult LET US book Your order for Xmas tur key. oysters, flsh, celery, lettuce, cran berries, etc. Clarke’s Fish At Poi* Mark-t. FINE SHIPMENT of Michigan stuffed geese at Gclsmar’s Fancy Grocery Store, ’Phone 48. TURKEYS! TURKEY8!! TURKEYS!!!— Immense Btock of these for Christmas; any weight you want. Rainey A Calla ghan. BUY YOUR Xmas cakes from Merkel. CHRI8TMA8 PRESENTS—Colonial Brass Fenders and Andirons. See them at T. C. Burke’s. We will sell any of our Holiday Goods at a discount of 331*3 off for cash, the balanco of this week. Jno. S. Hoge Drug Co. rWO ENTERTAINMENTS GIVEN LAST EVENING DEATHS George L. Shoup. BOISE, Idaho, Dec. 21.—George Shoup, former United States senator from Idaho, died at his home here to day. S. L. Fairr. NEWNAN* Ga., Dec. 21.—S. L. Fairr, clerk of the superior court of CowetA county, died yesterday and was burled today at 2 o’clock. He wad one of the most popular men in the county and was elected without opposition at tho Inst election. Mrs. E. F. Neuftvllle. SAVANNAH. Ga., Dec. 21.—Mrs. Edward F. NcuflvVVe, died today, aged seventy years. She was a daughter of Commodore Joslah Tattnall. She leaves no close relatives other than Capt. J, K. F. Tattnall, of this city, her brother. ‘ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ : x ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ i ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ t X X Admiral Ommanney. PORTSMOUTH. Eng.. Dec. 21.—Ad mlral Sir Erasmus Ommanney. ’’Father of the British navy.” died hero today after a lengthy Illness. He was the Inst survivor of the battle of Na varlno. Dr. Henry Mallory. HAMILTON, O., Dec. 21.—Dr. Henry Mallory, aged 82, who has resided here three score years and was a na tlve of Virginia, died tonight. He prominently connected with medical societies and the Masons and was well known throughout Ohio as a leading Methodist. Mrs. M. C. Sapp. OCILLA. Ga., Dec. 21.—Mrs. M. Hupp, of this place, died yesterday morning at 7 o’clock, a mother of ono dny. She was originally Miss Thomp son of Bryan county, and a niece of Mr. T. W. Elorhee, of Jacksonville, Fla. and of Mrs. R. V. Paulk of this placo. Her infant died Monday. Prof. J. L. Budd. DES MOINES, la., Dec. 21.—A tele gram was received here today from Han Antonio, Texas, announcing the death of Prof. J. L. Budd, for twenty- two years at tho head of the horttcul tural department at tho Iowa state ug rlculturnl college and one of the most widely known nomologists In the world He Introduced many new varieties of fruit trees into tho United States. YESTERDAY'S WEATHER. Meteorological data furnished by tho local office of the United States depnrt- msnt agriculture, wcatlnr bureau, for tho 24 hours ending at 4 t,. in., contra! time. Thermograph Readings. U pm..41 12 mn..28 1 am..34 2 am..85 S am..34 4 am. .33 7 am..31 8 am. .33 0 am..17 10 am..41 11 am..50 It m ..65 1 pm..38 2 pm. .5® 8 pm..40 4 pm..68 River Report. The Ocmulgee river at Macon at 7 a. m. read 1.7 feet, a fall of 0.1 of a foot during the past twenty-four hours, be ing 2.7 feet above low water mark of 1064. The Oconee river at Millcdgcvllle read 2.0 feet, no change during the past twen- ty-four hours. past twenty-four hours. OurSpecial Prices Finest Cream Cheese, a lb 15 New Ga. Cane Syrup, a gal 35 Apple Vinegar, a gal 20 Rest Head Rice, a lb 05 Octagon Soap, 6 for 25 Hand Sapollo. a cake 0714 Sugar Cured Ham. a lb... 11% Sugar Cured Shoulder, a lb 00 Breakfast Strips fbest quality), a lb. 13% New Nuts, nil kinds, lb 15 Florida Oranges, a doz 20 Baldwin Apple*, a pk 35 Dried Figs. I-lb. bricks, a lb 11 Seeded Raisins, a pkg. 08 1-3 Specially Cleaned Currants, a pkg..08 1-3 . - . . m „ . . -- New Persian Dates, per lb 8 1-3 merit and popularity of Foley's Honey Best Quality Prunes, a lb.. ....07% 1 and Tar many Imitations are offered California Evaporated peaches a lb.. 10 1 for the genuine. Ask for Foley’s Beat Three Crown Ralsln* h a lb 10 Honey and Tar and refuse any substl- Ing Foley’* Honey'and Tar. & jCo.. Chicago, originated Piratln Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy, and on account of the great Van Cnmp’a Pork and Beans, a can..03 Van Camp's Pure Cream, a can 09 Royal Salad Dressing, a bottle......20 Irish Potatoes, a pk 25 bananas, apples, cocoanuts, lemons. Malaga grapes, pines, etc. Oscar Bradley. seriptlon; guitars, nccordeons. banjos, mandolins.. Man Northern man wanta to go North, will , 1Mt „ ■■■■■■■■■ >Uns, 100 arres land, mule, wagon, harness, , ” l ° ^'co tonight at a special meeting lock, stock and barrel. $800. Ono acre , of council. The occasion concluded Vagons, I. 6. Pai Doll Carriages. &etc.. cheap at MISCELLANEOUS. MABEL LODGE NO 255. F. A A. M.— Regular communication will bo held to night at 8 p. m-; election of officers: qualified brethren fraternally invited. Carl Dohn, W. M.: John Harts. Becty. CHRISTMAS PIES—Get your mince meat and canned pumpkin from Oscar Brad ley. , THE NUT GROWER—Official organ Na- tlonal Nut Growen»*A*sociatton; sample copies free. J. F. Wilson, editor, Pou lan. Ga. ✓ COURSE DIXNER-^For this yon will need fish. Remember Rainey A CaiU- fcban. FAT LIVE TURKEYS, nice Georgia beef and pork, fresh country eggs. J. *' McKay & Co.. ’Phone 726. HOT ROLLS everys afternoon. CHRISTMAS GOODIES—Florida oranges ar.d grape fruit, fancy apples, almond*. yadaus. ’sg*. etc. Oscar 'Phone 2035. R. Odom. tute offered as no other preparation will give the same satisfaction. It is mildly laxative. It contains no opiates and la safest for children and delicate persons. Hold by II. J. Lamar St Co., druggists. Americua* Now Official*. AMERICU8, Dec. 21.—The newly elected mayor, Hon. Eugene Hawkins, and members of the city council re cently elected were formally Inducted Into office tonight at a special meeting wood yard, bam machinery, for rent or with an oyster roast attended by the J. C. ETHRIDGE, Hardeman Bldg. I counctlmen gueata. and numerous invited TWO DAYS Just two more days and Christmas will be here. Don’t wait until tomorrow. Come today and let us send out your order for Nuts, all kinds at lowest prices. Raisins, 5 pound packages for 50c Figs, the finest ever put up, pound baskets 20c Dates, pound packages 6c Plum Pudding, for Xmas dinner 20c Nabisco Wafers, a pkg 19c Flavoring Extracts, for cake or cream, 2 ounce bottle. .25c 20 Stamps given with each bottle this week. Your Xmas dinner will not be complete without A<fc P Delicious Coffee, Fancy A&P Elgin Creamery Butter, Salad Dressing etc. Try a can of our Poultry Seasoning. Extra Stamps with Tea, Coffee, Extract etc. The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. C»pt. R. H. Dlandford. COLUMBUS, On.. Dec-, 21.—Captain Robert H. Blnndfnrd, 49 yearn of nice, eon of the Inte Judge Mark H. Klnnd- ford of the Oeorgla eupreme court, died at hie homo In Wynnton today after nn lllneea of ten dnye of amnll pox of tho worst type. There have been hun drede of mild caeee In Columbue during tho peat few yeara, hut only throe or four deathn. nnd thla la the flret per eon of prominence here to aucoumb the dlaeaae. Capt. Blandford waa ticket agent at the union depot here nnd enrne In contact with hundred! people’dully and It la auppoaed that waa In thla way that he contracted tho dlaeaae. One theory waa that handled Infected money received payment for ticket!. Jle had never been vaccinated. Thoae who will peralat In cloning their care against the continu'd recom mendatlon of Dr. King's New Dl. dovery for Conaumptlon. will have long and bitter nght with tbelr trouble!. If not ended earlier fetal termination. Rend whnt Benll of Beall, Mlaa., haa say: "Last fall my wife had ovory aymntom of conaumptlon. Hhn took Dr. Klng-a New Dtaeovery afte everything elae had failed. Improve ment came at once and four bottle! entirely cured her." Guaranteed b all drugget!. Brice 60c. and tt.rn Trial bnttlca free. 8entaoced fer Uxoricide. AMERKCS, Oa.. Dec. 21—Anna Wright, the negreaa who one week ago murdered her aged huaband. Melton Wright, nn octogenarian, afterward! burning hla body on a blazing log heap, waa today adjudged guilty nnd sen fenced to life imprisonment. Th der waa one of the moat atrocious ever committed here and waa BMralngly without Incentive. Of alz murder trial* her# within the week, conviction ha resulted In live, all the deft one exception, being negre Fire on 8teamer. HAMBURO. Dec. 21.—Fire on Rpanlah steamer Apolo, from Sav.ir, which haa arrived here, damaged at one hundred barrels of rosin comp Ing part of the veesel’a cargo. The was caused by the egploalon of a la Meet me at tho Skating Rink at 2:30 p. in. today We have the best assort ed stock of Gent’s Pocket Books, Bill Books, Card Cases, Bill Rolls and TraV 1 eling Cases ever shown in this city. H. J. Lamar & Co. Two Doc r v from the Exchanfl. Bank. $20,000 Worth Holiday Goods ..Must be Sold.. When this store closes Christmas Eve not a dollar’s worth of Holiday Goods will remain in stock. It Is against the policy of this house to carry merchan dise over from one season to another. Especially is this true of wares designed for gifts. During the next THREE DAYS, therefore, prices will he revelations In the way of before Christmas reduc tions will bq made. Every article will he marked at what it is worth to the consumer—not accord ing to cost or actual value. We shall lower prices now when the people want the goods. Tills will he an innovation to Macon store-keeping. Tho average dealer hangs on, exacting full price until tho last minute. Wo shall reduce prices—reduce t hem wherever holiday goods are lagging. Result will he thousands of wonderful bargains, only a few of which can bo advertised. Be Here. Get Your Share of the Marvelous Savings. 20% CASH DISCOUNT On any Smoking Jacket In the shop, if you mention this ad "NOTHING OLD BUT THE STAND, English Wrestler Won. BUFFALO, N. Y., Dec. 21.—Frank Goteh, the American, tonight lost a handicap matoh to Jim Pnrr, the Eng lish wrestler. Goteh undertook to throw Parr three times In an hour. Ho won ono fall In 36 minutes, 80 sec onds, and the second In 17 minutes and .10 seconds. This 'eft only six minutes and 20 seconds for Goteh to win the final, Parr was In no danger when time was called. Bo Quiok. Not a minute should be lost when a child shows symptoms of croup. Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy given as soon as the child becomeo hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears, will prevent the attack. It never falls, nnd is pleasant nnd safe to take. For sale hy all durggist*. WE OFFER ■ • ■ • • M.iira, Stubba 8.11 an Intereit. SAVANNAH, fla., Dec, 21.—Jan. 1st there will he n change In the Arm of Granger-Btubba Lumber Co., tho Measrs. Stubbs of Macon having aotrt tholr Interest to llarvey Granger of thla city and Chaa. E. Lewis of Balti more. The business will be continued under the name of the Orangcr-Lewls Lumber Co. The Messrs, Stubba, It la understood, will enter naval store business In Florida, Desirable home in Viiieville; eight rooms, fine loca tion, that can he bought for $4,350. If loan is wanted, could arrange upon reasonable cash payment. Money to loan on good real estate. o MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate. WRITE ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE. WILLINGHAM & CONE, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND LOANS. Phone 444. 355 Second Street J. B. Hills, FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, Telephone 407 ..... 129 Cotton ave. MACON, GA. For tho bost cigars go to Lamar & Lamar’s. , Sold at Auction. CHARLESTON, R C., Dec. 21.—At Camden today the Du Kalb cotton mills were sold at auction under order of the United States court, for $176,000 to George H. Wright, a mill owner of Un ion. This is the third time the mills have been on the block. Alleged Ir regularities get aside* the first sale and there were no bidders when offered tho aecond time. try Chamberlain'! Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easy to. take and produce no nnuaea, griping or other disagreeable effect For sale by all drugglsta. Presidential Appointments, WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—The president today aent to the aenato the following nomlnattonn: Marshal—J. K. Stuart, Eastern dis trict of Virginia. Post masters: Florida—John B. Lefflngwell, Bra- dentown (late Braldentown). South Carolina—James G. Harper, Seneca. Rainey & Callaghan, TURKEYS, TURKEY8, TURKEYS. Livo nnd dressed. All kinds of fresh OYSTERS received twico daily. ‘ Cranberries and Celery All kinds of FI8H. Givo us your orders. Will receive prompt attention. RAINEY & CALLAGHAN l-honea 211 and 161 466 First 8L Charlotte Want. Teddy. CHARLOTTE, N. C.. Dec. 21.—The Houthern Manufacturers club, of Char lotte, thla afttrnoon adopted resolutions providing for an Invitation to the president to visit thla city whan he comes South, an the guest of t’na club. committee of prominent business men was named to bear tho Invitation to Washington. Runta Buys Yacht. LONDON, Dec. 21.—It la stated that Russia haa bought Anthony J. Dreiel'a line steam yacht Margarita, paying >669,000. * FOR OVER SIXTY YEAR3.» An Old and Woll-Tried Romody. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP I »• >.a< forovsr HIXI V YrAItHbr MIM.fx.v* if V.OThE^H lor:ijI.DHi NWHILF.1 llu_ ing. wi i if fli.i lctmCco ah. ithxsnir.H tU MAKJiiuF.A k- i hr Droryin* m eray i*rt cf th* world. Be Mr* and Ml 1 <t MRS. a WINSLOW S SOOTHING SYRUP*! S AND TAKr.NOOTMLK JUNG. REAL ESTATE. For Bale—New 6-room house and 6% acres of land at McBIroy’a store on For syth road, one mile from Crump’s Park. Six lota In Sooth Macon, brtween Third and Fourth st.. Basset’s Hill FOR RENT—6-room house end 7 *rr« of land at Outing Club, 2 miles froi city. O. M. OAVI8, 456 Second Street. $1,300.00 TO LOAN RIGHT QUICK. On improved City Property. Three or five year*. GEORGIA LAND A TITLE CO. 370 Second Street. $1,600.00 Will buy a nice home In Huguenln Height., consisting of a good two alo- r, alx-room dwelling on desirable lot. _'erma, >200 raah, balance nn long time yearly payments and reaaonable Inter- eat. A flnt opportunity for a person of moderate means. House la now rented at >11 per month and would mako a good Investment. $1,500.00 Will buy a stor and 4-room dwell Ing combined, on corner of Third and Arch streets; all In good condition; cloat In, convenient to business, a good stand, and a corner that will Increase In value. Georgia Loan & Trust Co., Loans, Real Estate end Insurance. 665 Mulbsrry 8tr*eL ...For Sale... A well located store leased for 5 years nets 7 per cent. Price $6000,00 H. Horne, Reale Estate, Insurance! and Loans. Insure Now! Christmas Is coming with lla flre- rackers nnd bonflr^s and your risk is morn than double. I’ll write your house or furniture, storo or stock or anything insurable. I repr*Hcnt the AETNA OF HARTFORD, THE NORTHERN OF LONDON, THE NIAGARA OF NEW YORK, THE LONDON OF ENGLAND. No better companies can bo found. Frank B. West, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, /American National Bank Bldg. For Sale The beautifully lo'atrd suburban home generally known us the ”J«que# Farm.” four nnd a half mile* from ?h<* city, on Forsyth road This farm con- m -Li «,f -1 ;i< r-i, nl' '* orchards, hot houses, elc. Fine hold wpring and branch on the* place. Has splendid im provements In way of 8-room dwell ing nnd all neces sary ont houses; com manding a fine view of the surround ing country, within one half mile of electric car line. The right man am make a fortune dairying and trucking. This Is a "Jim Dandy” and will hav*> to be Inspected to he appreciated. <iood rc.i"ons for i«»-lllng. For particular* call on or address, Duncan Real Estate Exchange Geo. B. Turpin Sons, REAL E8TATE, INSURANCE AND LOANS, No. 363 Third St. Telephone No. 77, DWELLINGS FOR RENT. Ill High St., 7 ruoma 5! TEN THOUSANO DOLLARS