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Piedmont Heights
A Delightful Suburb
CALVIN [ Northrop xafrf yestrrdujr that white it ▼
*a» tru*» he had rr'*eivM a call from ±
OF THE a church In T^nnnsM, he had not de- J
l/ima elded to accept It, and would not do eo +
VlNGIM- ' i;. I i 1 h« had i.'.ud fr-.m hte Mrhop. *
iinprv Wl» rtyow /or TP*lgT>lnts vlB prob- ▼
•big be told to the congregation Tn hie ±
RINTEN- /arewoll sermon. It was also stated ^
that ha had received a telegram urg-
lng immediate acceptance of the call I a
to the Tennessee church. Mr. North* j ▼
the State rop says that this Is a mistake, no tele- i
■n to Ma- gram having been received by him. T
o purpose *- ■ • -• ■———- ♦
•raj Man- GEORGIA STATE FAIR I
he might ... * ▼
ogreMi&g. Atlanta, Ga« October 8-24. 1908— Low LA.
looked to Rates Via Central of Georgia ' T
Railway. q ^
lar Ueor- Tickets will be sold October 8th to a
t as could 2lrd. Inclusive, and for tralnn ache- j
■dly. One duled to srrJve Atlanta before 12:45 ^
the tlBiea p.. m. October 24th, except that nr. J
•gard Mft- tickets will be sold /A* trains arriving \
the state Atlanta on Sundays, Pet. II and 18th. 1
one year. Final limit to leave Atlanta not later y
ie nearer than midnight of Ojobar 26th, 1908. ^
is to the For further Informatajn call on or ad- T
iter the Arena Jno. W. Blount, District Passen* ^
111 attend K*r Agent, Macon, Ga. X
And the Brother of « W®ll Known j ^
Macon Man is Also a Candidate ^
lor tha Office. j *< v
There *re a number of candiatrs for j ^
the office of pension commissioner, and i
the voter will have a choice of several -A.
good men. ^
The latest to announce la Mr. WU- ("Y
llam A. Poe. of Macon. In making X
known that he will be a candidate Mf. J y
Poe says that while the gentlemen who A
•re In the race may have seen m*»rV T
active service than ho did during the Y"
civil war. he arrogates to himself un Jl
unchanged and unchangeable! loyalty < j
to the principles contended for during A
the four years of that struggle. Mr. i a
Poe Ih a member of R. A. Smlth'camp ! Y
of Unltci] Confederate Veterans of Ma- | ±
con. nnd'wos honored by the number^ y
of the camp by electing him to the -A
office of adjutant five successive times, i a
Mr. Poe Is one of the best known clt- I Y
laens of Macon, and If elected would .A.
make an efficient, painstaking and !
faithful commissioner. , |-A
Another good man In tho race Is Mr • x
W. A. Buchannon. a native* Of Harly ; y
county. He is u brother of Mr. Wal- A
ter F*. ‘Buchannon. of the aeorgiu J j
Southern and Florida railway office «t j -A
Macon. Mr. Buchannon puts hlmsaif i
For both home buyers and speculators. They are in the right place for
rapid enhancement; ten (10) new 5 and 6-room cottages have already been
built on this subdivision, and lots will soon double in value. Prices, $250,
$300, $350. Liberal terms.
Investment in well located property like this is better than a savings
bank account. Take South Macon car and get off at Piedmont Avenue,
and see for yourself.
^ , OWNERS ♦
!♦ Real Estate, Insurance and Loans 4
Phone 1136. Fourth National Bank Building ♦
4"H 1 l 1 H-H* 1 Hd'H-H 1 *■! 4- -H-M i'l-rW
FOR vVECDINO ANT) ANNIVERSARY GIFTS, :j
/ FOR DECORATING THE HOME, >
FOii. SOMETHING OF PERMANENT VALUE, .j.
filing Silver, Rich Cut Glass and Finn Unuia i:iv* 1|
Always Been and Always Will be the
Standard. 'J
THE PLACE TO GET IT IS
FOOTBALL SEASON OPENEO IN MA-
VCON WITH FIERCE ONSLAUGHT.
^Visitors- spirit oozed away by
' DEGREES— SUCCESSFUL MANIPU
LATION OF FORWARD PASS.
haps this was duo to the long rest ob
tained between halves while the parley
was on. Tho participants were tho refe
ree. umpire, linesmen, coaches, captains,
and In fact any others who folt concern
ed enough to enter Into it. The point in
question was whether tho second half
should last 15 or 20 minutes. A compro
mise of 17 minutes was effected end the
game proceeded, much to the delectation
of the spectators.
Yesterday's football game wns the first
of the season which local football enthus
iasts had tho pleasure of witnessing anil
this fact was made especially noteworthy
since Mercer was one of the principals—
IN THE CHURCHES
3G6 Second Street.
elating. Services for sixteenth Sun
day after Trinity. 7:80 enrly celebra
Hon of the Holy Communion. 11, latei
celebration. 8:45, Sunday school.
Christ Church.
Walnut street, between Second ant
Third. Rev. John S. Bunting, rector,
Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity. Sun
day school 9:SO a. m. Holy Commun
ion and sermon II a. m. Rvenlni
prayer and sermon 8 p. m. Frlda>
Kvenlng Prayer 5 p. tn. Church oper
dally. Everybody welcome.
St. Joseph’s Church (C«tho|te.)
Corner Poplar, and New streets.
Winter ordor of services. Sundays;
>7:00 a. m. Mass. Instruction.
9:00 a. m.—-Mass for children. In
struction.
9:80 a. m.~Sunday school.
10:80 a. m.—High Mass. Sermon,
5 p. m.-—Vespers.
Week Days—Masses at « a. m. and
6:80 a. m.
We Invite Your Account.
' part man t K Machinery,
imock* CoFtnan. Ga.
'pnrtment I*—Woman’s w
>le Ayres Harris. Macon
Under United States Supervision.
Managed by largo board director
imposed of sixteen successful repn
-utativo business men.
"Resides.” exclaimed Pre-
Holmes. 1 hdw ' In the world
■»e possible to hold an 'lfdu*
’ without football? WhoHe
raw the differential line,
i some hop# that Professor
./Ish will he granted, for
»ffort I* hclna made right now
Plate Just such an arrangement.
gla and Mercer play It will be
. say on the rreat white way.
pa best bet” thnt they'll have
gest crowd at the fair.
There Ji
East Macon Preabyttrlan Church.
G. T. Bourne, pastor. Sabbath school
at 9:45 a. m. and preaching at ll a.
m. and 7:80 p. m. Subject at ll a.
m.. ”Th# Christian Reuard.* This la
our tafpaUr f<l communion service and
every member should make a special
effort to be present. Tho public cor
dially Invited.
8euth Macon Prosbytorian Mission.
»f the moat lnt<
vns made tn
ila inaccuracy
Rlake'a na men
•clston. Per-
lng distance of Mercer’s coal, and a kick
wgs Invariably the order for them on drst
down. In running back punts. Mercer
showed up fairly wei)_ buf wer# rarely
forced to kick on third down.
But soveml of tho Mercer t#*m have
a mention coming. Jameson for his gen
eralship: MalMry for running Interfer
ence; Blnlon and Griffith for ends runs; ;
Farmer for line plunging: end tho entire ;
tine for ffereo charging and the solidltr !
with which tho opposing team's plays
wore met. The tackling of the ends and
tarklto was great to behold. P-x*Ie and
Captain Scoggins were ever on the Job. 1
Although tho contest was not taken
over seriously, the coach and e
clue, except the visitors, seem
for the weak points relatively n\
were brought out and a week rem
these to be patched.
Hers ars the lino upa:
Scoggins. fCapL> center.
Jordan, right guard.
Dunaway, left guard.
Poole, right tackle.
Gillespie left tackle
Dell, right end.
Griffith, left end.
Jameson. Mallary. *jiarter
Maliary. Baird, right half.
Blnlon left hsJf.
Fanner, full back.
Locust Qrove.
Winter, conter.
Jones, tight guard
fnderwood. loft guard.
Maddox, right tackle.
Grenade, left tackla
Smith, right end
Brown* quarte£ n
Howell, light half.
Bowden, left hr*If
Turner. 'CapO full back
Touchdown*. Fnrgier «. Tool J.
I. Griffith 1 J.vneaon 1.
fmplre, TVhe«!<r
ns having relic# of the war,
o states, and are willing
it on exhibition, will pleats
member of the following
Mrs. ft G. I'hestney.
. Wilson, Miss Anna Bry-
1,000 PATTERNS
pastor In charge.
Sabbath school at 8:80 p. m. and
preaching at 4:80 p. m. Wl most
cordially invlts ths people of the com
munity to worship with us. Prayor
meeting Thursday evening at 7:80.
Christian Science*
First Church «f Christ, Scientist.
Service* are held on the second floor
of the Macon Public Library building,
opposlto the Grand. Sunday morning
at ll o’clock. Subject. ''Unreality ”
Golden text, ' Remove far from me van
ity end lies: give me neither poverty
nor riches: feed me with food conven
ient for me." Proverb# 30:8. Testi
monial meetings are bold every Wed
nesday evening at 8 o'clock. Sunday
school every Sunday morning at 10
o'clock. Reading room o n ' the second
floor of the same building Is open every
day from 10 to 12 o'clock. All ars cor
dially Invited to attend all services of
th# church and to visit the reading
room.
The simplest ud best of them all.
The nearest light to daylight known.
The cheapest and best light known.
Want a good agent in every town in
Georgia. Liberal terms. Write
“ The Place to
Place Your
Orders”
tlna'foir
SHEWMAKE,
Dublin, Ga.
Will Probably G*vo Reasons for Re
signing In His Fs^*wet( Strmon,
Hon as rector
Rev. J. M.
CONRAD RENFROE.
President
WM. LEE ELLISS.
Vice-President
J. D. RENFROE.
Secretary.
NOW
Albert McKay
j Inal, Twenty years a Prisoner.
diamond-wearing gamblers, th
' poleons of bank wrecking, tht
practitioners of quick finance
| doubted!y will not grace the c
| tlon with their presence.
Tattnall Squara Praabyterlan Church
Th# Sunday school of ths Tattnall
Square Presbyterian Church will hold
Its rally day service this morning at
10:80 o'clock. The church has been
prettily decorated for the evasion and
a special pn*grHrn has been prepare.*.
The superintendent expects not onlv
all the teacher-*, but the cradle roll,
parents and friends of the school to be
Inooms of tha Criminal.
Tn Chicago there is to be held next
month, the police department permit
ting. a convention of criminals, say a
the San Francisco Chronicle. The
gathering has been railed by Dr. R-*n
Maker of Men’s
Clothes
Cherry Sij&t
Macon, Ga.
Mulberry Street ’Methodist Church.
.TIE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1909
Kuppenheimer
Suits......
The cooler weather
reminds us it is time
to buy a
We have
brated
Fall
the
Suit.
cele-
Kuppenheimer
Suits
which are known through
out the country for ex
treme excellence. We
have them in all the latest
shades and styles and
though being really tailor-
made garments^are no high
er in price than inferior
clothing sold elsewhere.
suit Clothing Co
DAVE WACHTEL
Put Your Account With The
American National Bank
ol Macon
The Largest Bank in Middle Georgia!
Capital $500,000.00
Surplus (earne d) $300,000.00
Liberal 1 leatment anJ Courteous Attention to all
K. J TAYLOR. Pres,Jem L. P. HII.LYKR. Vt.e Pre.
R. W.. OHNSTON. V. P. OSCAR L DOOLY, Cashier.
A HAPPY
HOME
U Ol. vtitra hoiltfe aboaato.
With tnfaro hloo« umtb al
lot bo good hoolth.
With ■ tUiortorod UVB* thon
CAB sot ho good Moot.
Tutt’sPills
ro.tvlty thotorpM LIVER ind rest on
lu BOturol octloa.
A healthy UVER mein, yon
*•-—*
Pure Non* iBeini heaKh.
HooHh hopptneu.
TBkt ao MtgltvU. AU DraggWtt.
Time's Up
.... The march toward colder and cold weather is steady;
"crorj^day marks a nearer approach.
Have You Made Any
Preparation
For shifting from thnt Summer Suit into something
warmer and more seasonable 7
Do Not Delay
Another day, for orders are piling up and hurry ns we
may, we can’t get your clothes made before you will
need them. __ . .
OUR PRICES are invariably a cause for surprise
and comment upon tlie part of all new patrons, as they
are one-fifth to one-fourth less titan establishments not
as favorably situated.
OVER 30 STYLES
We ask every man to call and make a pergonal ex
amination into our claims.
SUITS, $15, to $45; TOP COATS, $15 to $35
Renfroe - Ellis - Permenter Co.
R. L. PERMENTER, Manager.
Old Dempsey Block. Cor. Cherry and Third.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
Subscribers changing their
residence, please send orders ;
for change of address to the
office or phone 76. Changes
Will be made at once. In order
to receive paper promptly next
day, changes should be in by 5
o’clock. A. TILL JONES,
j Manager Circulation.
Commercial National Bank
E. Y. Mallary, Pres.; Cecil Morgan, V. Pros.; J. J. Cobb,
V. P.; W. P. Wheeler, Asst, to Pres.; E. N, Lewis, Cashier.