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MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1903 TO PLEASE YOU Our aim is to please every customer, to make you feel satisfied you are getting the best workmanship that can be had. Many years of practical experience and study of TAILORING Makes us feel assured that we can make a satisfied customer of you SIQ B. ROSER PIKEJOUNTY SOLID BARNBSVILLB. Ga.. Oct. 8.—Th# reg istrars of Pike county finished their vrork at Zebuton yesterday afttr several days spent going: over the registration list* The registration Is heavy and aevernl hundred negroes are on the lists, but many of them were cluillengtd and failed to qualify when notified that they were tax defaulters. Probably 60 met tbo registrar* the last day and paid up. in order to participate In the coming elec tion. The negroes are Interested In ruling 6 gainst the disfranchisement amendment, ut from the way they talk It la not be- litived they care much dtgtkl eleotlon. about the presl- JoaVphM. Brown. with hla ticket and tho amendments, will receive prac tlcally the solid vote of the white people of I’lke county next Wednesday. lanta. Danlelsvl'le.* to her parenta. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McKenna. Mrs. Austin Gibbs, of Slrmana, is spending a few days In this city with Mrs. B. a. Las Huger. Mr. W. B. Johnson returned from Saluda. N. C., and spent n day or two hero before going to his libnio In South Florida. Mrs. M. L. Martin and children, of Balnbrldge, are sjrendlng a few days with Mrs. Noah Skipper. Mrs. E. G. Under and children have returned to their home at An thony. Fla., after visiting Mrs. T. E. Harris on Patterson street. Mr. E. W. Williams, of Galveston. Tex.. Is spending a few days here. It la hla flrat visit In thirty-two years, though he formerly resided here. Capt. W. *H. Briggs has returned from Chattanooga, where he has been spending; the summer with his daugh ter. Mrs. A. .T. Moore. The family of Mr. Pam W. Jones left Thursday for Marianna. FIju where they will reside In future. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Smith havo Issued Invitations to the mnr- rhige of their nleco, Miss Bailie Jones h „ Paine, to Mr. Philip Allison Hum. the oombs has returned from cr|vmony tn he pPrformo( i at Mr*. .Mu fib- Buck has returned from, l'n Ins residence! n this city, on Thura- a visit to Mr*. John fiarke In Atlanta. day. Oetoher 15. at 8 o eloek In the Miss May Goodwin Ashley, of Mont- evening The couple will make their gomery, Ala.. Is the attractive guest of home in Heard. Ky. Hi J- l | ' | nt.rMcO"mbMlnM*yml;o.. j Urv (!. a. Taylor and wlfo. of Do- o^Bparu..! 1 alw Mn MoCnnib . ^uoal. ,r„u x,| rh; . ,,, .ponillnr tbo wlntor ■mutty. TAILOR 568 Mulberry 1 I Mr*. John Swain haa returned A. .vlalt to Ohio She was accompanied hn J by her mother. Mrs. .\f. * A Mr*. Flein Vaughn Is T cut*;. Mr. mid Mrs. F Dublin. i Ml## Afury Ella Holme#, of Macon, wa <»• Hie recent attractive gueat of Miss Annl T MrtVmb. + N Miss C , I winter In liilcttgo attending the Olileniw Uhlvcrslty. Mb-s J'lle Trlpre bit* returned to f*« Wholesome, clear, pure, positively rton-intoxicatmtl- A Superior Brew for yen ■ ! .effing well visiting her par A. Tnoms*. a here. Mr. While to occupy the pulpit of the Church of Christ during the winter months. Hr. Clyde K. McDonald, of New York, I* spending some time with Dr. J. M. Smith. Mrs. A. B. Ttooker left Friday fo- irlnne Crawford will spend the Cuthbert to make her future home. IlIRtrt Mrs. C. T. *d from a visit t»i Mr*. II. V. Davenport in Ath ens. MI*h Eunice Pittman haa returned to I Opelika. Ala., after n visit to Mr*. Ben jamin Ha**. j Mrs. Maty McKorkle ha* returned front* n visit to Mr*. Bone at Stevens Pot tery. Ga. i Mr*. Lula Gilbert ha* returned to A1 bany after a visit to Mrs. Skint A. Cook. Police (Joupt fO>e finest made" GnrnM »der lie N.lional Pare Teed Lew MARSHALLVILLE. Mr. and Mr#. W. F. Hamilton and little daughter have returned from At- lanlft. Mr#. Cook Taylor and her brother. Mr. Riley Bummers, were the guest# of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Taylor last w« «»!t. making the trip from Barnos- vllle In an automobile. Mr#. Hook ha* returned to Perry, nflor a visit to Mr*. A. B. Slappey. Mrs. J. A. Edward# hn# returned homo after n visit to her daughter. Mr#. W. C. Lovett. In Atlanta, and her son. Mr. J. L. Ewnrds. In Wash ington City. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Hnfer. of Fort Valley, wero recent guett of Miss Edna Frederick. Miss Willie Rice ha# resumed stu dent work at Agnes Scott College, At lanta. Mr. Alvah Chandler la taking a bus iness course at Bagwell'a College. At lanta. Mrs. Eugono Rumph has returned firm a visit to her sister, Mr#. C. E. Moore, of Forsyth. Dr. Robert II. Dykee. surgeon on President Roosevelt's yacht -May flower, I# visiting his alstcr. Mrs. Will Rice, and being gladly welcomed by many friends In his homo town. Mrs. Echola Rreedlove. of Macon, la visiting Mrs. J. V. Frederick. Miss Mamie Wyatt of Amerlcua. is the guest of her alstcr. Mrs. J Hatlntn. Mis# Ramsay, of Dublin. Is visiting her slater, Mrs. John M. Simmons. •Mr. and Mrs. Mims Ware were re cent visitors to Mncon. Mrs. W, H. Rico Js visiting Mr. As; all the best places Caratarphen Warehouse Co., Distributers. Macon, Georgia Shewmake Brothers Co. Dublin, Ga. : DEALERS IN: Rough and Dressed Lumber Cypress and Pine Shingles Laths, Etc All Inquiries Answered Promptly GEORGIA SOCIAL NEWS (Continued from Page Three.) (Tom a visit to Mrs. Ivey Duggan laata. Misses Marie and Leila Carew have returned to Charleston, 8. C., after a visit Xo the Misses DeSnusaure. Mrs. Mattie Butts has returned from a visit to relatives In New York. Ml*s Henrietta Hanford and Mr. W. C. Stnpletnn nr* In Montgomery,- Ala. Col. and Mrs. R. D. Gllllnant and chil dren. formerly of 8avnnnah. are now making their home In this city. At pres ent they are the gueits of Col. and Mrs. Livingston Kenan. Mr. A. P. Richter haa returned to Mad- Ison, after a visit to Mr. C. W. Richter and family. Ml*s Julia Conn Is visiting In iAt- Is recovering from her reoent sever* Illness. Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Ansley and children have returned from a visit to Dr. J. M. Whitaker, In Mllledgevllle. Mrs. Georgo T. Harris and Mrs. Haslam Hnfer, of Fort Valley, came down to attend the recent meeting of Stephen Ilopklna Chapter D. A. It. nt the home of Miss Basftle Booton. • Misa Arllo and Miss Kate Winslow, i of Fort Valley, were recent guests of relatives here. n The many friends of Mr. Cooper Jones, of Marshallville, are Interested In the announcement of his engage ment to Miss Elisabeth Dorothy ftltor, of Perry, the wedding to take place in December. »» VALD08TA. The Daughters of the Confederacy had n very pleasant meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs. George Fengle, It being the first meeting of tho new season. The Daughters discussed many mntter# of Importance to the organisation and thny proboso make the next year tho beat they have ever had. Their man efforts are turned In the direction of a handsome Confederate monument to be ereoted here. •Miss Kathleen McKenna came over from Thomasvlllo this week on a visit OCTOBER 1, 1908 We expect to make this the banner month in the history of this store, and hnve prepared to supply the wants of the trade with the finest line of Everything Good to Eat ever shown, not only in Macon, bnt the entire South. Onr expert Coffee Ronster ie roasting daily in the store the finest Coffees ever sold in Macon. Phone U»—Our No. is 26—Six Phones, for yonr con venience. FLOURNOY GROCERY COMPANY, For Sale For Rent Danderine A Dream Drunk, Shooting in tin* »ily was tin* charge against Steve Robinson, n scurey *o.-t of negro. Steve live* In Tyliee whero the report of a pistol generally iiumiih a Hcrup. njid It is the signal for tin* pollcu to make a thorough search for the shooter. Why BteVo fired tils gun Is best to’d by himself ns ho stood at the bar: '•Jedge, I wuxzrr layln* dnr In do bald Jlsser drcomln'. I wuxxer drown in' Hat wiaky dun klm back, aimer atandln' up ter do counter an’ de man* ax me wotcher gwlneter havo? Hit ben so long sonco dey ax me dnt, no long soiip® I #inn‘ at de counter duller way. dnt I say: layer got any dal ol* mount In doo dat yrr uesti ter keep In de black bottle berbin' do clock? De mans he say. shn Mike. Denner say. Kiinnie er slugger dal ini' er leetle shoogcr an* some llnimon peelin'." "I don't want to hear about your dream, tell nie about tho shooting in tho city.” •'Jedge, Ixor Rillin' lor hit ox funs I kin. Denner po* out da lleker nn' den ner stuz hit widder spoon anner drap in de llmmon p« ©lln'. anner Jlsser 'bout ter tu'n lilt up ter drinker down w'en- Her I hyeer de winder raise. Den de col* win* klm In anner sorter raise up In do bald anner look. I seed dat winder sash raise higher an' higher an* de win* glttln* col'er nn' core**. Gen-tel-mens! I sho did trlmie. I nlnter gwlneter tell, yer no lie, Jedge. I sho wuxxer skeered nigger. I gjls ont'n de bald nnner crope 'roun ter de cornder whnr I keep# inor gun. butter keep* mcr eye on do winder. Darwux de winder op'n. but I aim seed nobody ylt. Denner plrks up de gun miner cocks lilt Jlsso, an' still I nlnt seed no body' Dennor crope 'roun' ter do elder do bald by dc winder, nnner sorter look eosy—JIss ex ra#y—nn' I alnt seed nobody ylt. I sho wuxxer trlmiln*. on' mer lalgs wuxxer knockin’ miner feel de chill In mer marrer-bones, an' hit look lakker wood sho frees®. Den I crope up ter de wlndor nnner klner look out. De 'lea' light wuxxer shinin' over dar by de bue-ry whnr dey meks de nigh-beer, an' still I alnt toed mur in'. Denner *ay, how dlo? Dat winder didn't op'n by hltxelf, dat sho,. den whnr do mans dat op'n hit?" "Well. If there was nobody there, why did you shoot?" "Dot wotter gwlneter tell yer, Jedge Iser lixln’ ter tell yer right now. I goiter thlnkln' 'bout hit. ISIfor doan ■hoot, dese niggers In Tybee gwlneter say right off dat dar wux no huglnr. an' I jlss skeerd. nnner mek up mer min’ ter shoot effer didn’t hit miffin' but de moon, nn' dat w'en I shot. Jedge, dat ol' Relay gun never did mek slrfher n’lxe to dat. Hit went k®r- bang borloom! Den de po-leece* klm, anner tnY ’em how hit wux, but dey woont bileve me. Dey say I drunk. Jedge, I tol' yer 'bout dnt lleker wnt- ter dreem 'boutl Well, hltx do trufo, Jedge. dat ewer drxp I drink, anner didn't git ter drink dnt fo de winder raise. Wixkey wotcher drink# In yer dreem# doan mek yer drunk. An’ data all I gits." The officer could not throw nnyfur- ather light on the case, nnd the court thought the old negro was telling the truth, nnd the cnxo wnn dismissed. shipping news $750.00. one of the best lots on Huguenln Heights. $3,760.00 Desirable home In Vlnerllle; aft con venience#. Term#. $5,500.00 $16.00—6-room home near Mercer. $32.50—VlnevHl# cottage. $16.00—Cottage on Carling Avenue Huguenln Heights. fut hair toole for hmu) sontti and at lest lam novblewad via a woo4«rful m'tof balrlbal ntu ores orerM inches la length: ** braid la * J Another from New Janap After oala# sixth bottle I in bar; / to ia; tbat I bar* w Lie* a head of batr aa m; Ki» Jersey. Jno. F. and W. H. Cone, This Great Malr-Grow* Ing Remedy c*n now b« had at all druggists ia thro# aiiea, $45 00—Hardeman Ave. home, 9 room*, bottle. $1*00 Real Estate, Insurance and Loans Phone 206. 607 Cherry S f - ■Cgtl *tUa«»dsianraaaoipi *•* ' l.y r*iammallloaayoue who Ills ' ««»4a iMa frsa coupon tothe Ol’ , Km«U** Oiadarit. ea., Cl ean. / w{:f. tbefr name and address ( »r l ior *tan.(.« V to par po.u#a. E verybody can have beautiful HAIR NOW, and they don't have wait weelia and montha (or rcauli# either. You will eolice marked improvement after the very first application. Danderlne ia quickly and thoroughly ahaorhtd by the ocafp and the hair soon ahowe the efiecta ol ila wonderfully ex hilarating and life-producing t qualities. It is pleasant and ; easy to u»e—simply apply . ! it to the acalp ond hair ; once a day until the hair begins lo grow, then two or three j lime# a week till I desired result# era [.obtained. A lady from California writes in aubetanee aa follows: NEW TORK. Oct. 3 ■tcamrr Apnch®. Jacksonville. Balled steamer Arnpaho®, Jackson- villa. BAVANNAH. Ga. Oct. ArrlvM steamers Harlow. (Rr.) Hruc®, Bnnvns; #choon*r Dorothy Bell, Sharp, New port N'owfl. f'lcnrod, steamer Cnyen flolo, (Rr.) Paddock. Bremen: Dundnn, (Rr.) rnfc, favr® nnd Hamburg: Cunuxa, (Rr.) sinrrott, Bremen nnd Hul*. •Bnllfld st®mn®rs City of Bavanna^i, Fisher, New York: Frederick, Tyl®r, nnltlmore; Bcrkslilr®, Klrwnn, Phila delphia: isrliooncr William J. Qulllln, Ohlsolin fslnnd. Now York and proceeded for Jnckxor- vllle; schoonero T.lxxlc M. Pnrsonn, ^arpley. Philadelphia; Margaret A. May. Jarvis. Philadelphia: Robert fj. McQuflfen, Burroughs. Titwes. Deln- wnre; Thomns Wlnsmore, Robinson, from Charleston for New York, put In for harbor. Rolled schooner Rrnxns, Calhnrlen. You’ve Read about our* set-price ” Clothinfi Specials at $10, $15, $20 and $25, with labels " on the aleeve." It’s a growing prop osition because it moans a square clothing deal nnd n good clothing dcnl to every man. It pays to patronize . one-price dealers. Our “set- prico” label “on the sleevo" is your guido to tho right clothes and tho right store. n’rile for our unique Fall Fathim Foil—it’s fru The Schwabs of St. Louis Makers of Honest Clothes SOLD AND DELIVERED DY TAY LOR-BAYNE DRUO CO. PHONE US ABOUT IT. THE DEBT AND MOST EFFECTIVE WATER KNOWN. Holmes, rnu*r pot I Ini What n Horae Like#. 'Not many poopte know bow lo pet s . . hors® fr®m 'L- >i sn Id a trainer. Phlludrlnhln. Bn tied steamer Comnche, New York. SAD SEA WAVES HYPNOTIZE GIRL WHO FALLS FROM PIER tonic- In for a guud deal of ■ line horse i-loMi to the l.lin If you went i _ M think "lie Is going straight to hitched to s New York cab 01 wagon, rub hie eyelids. Next to form of endearment n horse like* tubbed right up between the horse to ] Heaven otllvery mult people slight thorn i renters. They stroke the horn**' While a well-behaved horn® t the nxael rarest complacently. petting hoi MwyenUi While well-behaved hors® will rarest complacently, h® much prefer that nice, soothlnr .a • touch applied to the eyelids. Once In n ATLANTIC CITY. Oct. I.—Ilypno-1 while a person come# along who really tlw4 by th« no. *o «h« 4«clar»4. vhllii ?.«« •>»«- how to »l a KorM. mii, at,. time# out of ten that man wa# brought scanning the ocean from the Missouri i „p i n me country among hornet and avenue pier lato this afternoon Ml## Margaret J»*ll, of Worcester county. Md.. wa# literally dragged overboard by the fascination of f.io waves. Crowd# on the pier saw Mis# Bell swaying back and forth near an open gangway. Reveral shouted a warning and men rushed to save her. Before any one could reach her, however. Ml** R< il, who appeared to be in a trance, bent over as If ehe was being literally dragged by gome compelling Influence and plunged Into thirty feet of water. Howard Youflg, a youth, Immodlat®- ly dived after the helplesa young woman and battling with tho noth ing wave#, w4Jch threatened to throw girl and her rescuer against tha ® pier column#, kept her afloat ' Ufa ttnoa were lowered front tit* The Land Victoria Named. Brltlah Columbia Is a pert of the etn- 8 Ire peculiarly associated with tho UP ween Victoria. It was originally pro posed to call the place New Caledonia but Queen Victoria pointed out to hn mlnlstera that this name waa already borne by a French possession In th** 1*«- rlfln. She «vgg»vtro British Columbia and the hsppy thought heremo a feet Queen Victoria wa# Invited to chrtater the capital of British Columbia, and ah* choea tho title of New Westminster. Tha* city afterwards diminished In Important end ceased to b® th« pollth.Ml faptta) Rut the new and present capital. Vlctn- r»a # also perpetuate# the connection o* the late Queen with Canada'# far we#t oru province. The Canndlan papar# are a till fond of alluding to Now We#tmln- rr aa tba "Royal City."—London This is a Picture Of ono of our bow - Rcmabonts that we have just received. \\ e are showing a complete lino of cutunder and straight sill Runabouts, Surrey* and Phaetons, and Invito your in spection of them at any tima Co&'imwMa lipiibg Phone 2645. The Empire Electric Co. 9uccesaora to B'naleton-Mountford Kleotrlo Co. Now under management ad WILLIAM J. MOUNTFORD, JR. Efficiency, £ompefency, Promptness | everythin a Electrical by Electrical Experts ^ Offlca 614 Mulbarry it. (I'ytlilan Caatlu). ITione 117. Resldanca Phone ;s« Ed. H. Loh, Pres.: J. H. Donahue, V. Pros.; Jerome Harman, Sec.-Treat. BEDINGFIELD & GO., P. O. BOX 10H. JACKSONVILLE, - FLORIDA. MAIL ORDER HOUSE MUMM’S EXTRA RYE 4 Full Quarts 5.60 12 Full Quarts $14.00 1 Gallon .lug $ 5,20 T. B. R. V/HISKEY “Sour Mash” 4 Full Quarts ,$ 3.50 12 Full Qnatts $ 9.50 1 Gallon Jug 1 ..'. $ 3,20 BEDINGFIELD'S POP CORN WHISKEY 4 Full QuartH $ 2.95 12 Full Quarts $ 8.00 1 Gallon Jug $ 2.65 EXPRESS PAID ON ALL THE ABOVE GOODS We Aro Sole Agents For Cook’s Celebrated Beers WRITE FOR OUR COMPLETE PRICE LIST SEND YOUR ORDERS TO Sam Weichselbaum & Mack P. O. Box 163 Jacksonville, Fla. The Mack Boys will give them prompt and careful attention. Noto tho following. All express prepaid: XXX Superior Ilye. $250 gall. Jug. 4 quarts.. BIx year old Coni, $3.00 gall, jug, 4 quarts Mount Vernon Bye. $4.00 gall. Jug, 4 quarts Our Choice Bye, *6.00 gall. Jug. 4 quart# ... Anderson Co. Iluurbon. four quart# Whit® Mllli, bottled In bond, four quarts •. I-owls' 66, four quarVi IHurk Label. lour quarts .. H year old Corn, faut quarts ....i8:oo .... 13.60 ....14.10 .-..$5.50 • •..$4.00 • — 14.60 ...Jt.OQ ...,94.00 Theie nro only a few of our many good tilings. Send im n trinl order. All tho standard brands of BEER at lowest price*. Write for prico liBt. SAM WEIOHSELBAUM & MACK, Jacksonville, Fla. Chronicle. sis?. All GootU Qu.rant.Ml Und.r th. Pure Food Law and Drug. Act. & Why spend your money for compounded or rertL AM ft. wi#, whoa for the awne monay y^u can gat tha ntM'i'ht article? Touk t*r Ui. For. F«>1 Ou«r*nt«i which TO, — HI dlr^twh-n onl.rfromu. w.»r.who!oml«(lfe. ■, trlbutm. loth.ru.ta.Mr..Ml rwrtftU.MtulMtlm. V or monnr r.fur.l..L C~d, Wi ped In Ml, nlitn UV ai-saaKii-** ,i ' 4 J Tl Mali* l®ldo®re»htakMr) * 40 4 a6 7.80 '■ )onal I Kenny Malt Wl.uVey (modtclnal) 0 « 4.S0 0.00 Dm au n »V«. i„ j, ; tAir.) 400 7.50 MBO Huron River Ry«.rrtraflna (bottled In bond)...*.. EM ? « ii M Br. LeBarron'# llachu Gin (madUlnal) Y 0 40 6.M lfl-OS KpW'# Roral Corn l*»*o6n»t) .. ..... K ...Ae.*..~ *M 7 <5 ilM Kelly’#CopporfliatliM (bottledInbond). «•» «•» E40 {tally’s Masklnsl Molt (hottlod tn bond). 7^ 10.8S Mia*Tempting (flnrtt Maryland rye).! AM aUi ,B * 1 gallon 6-year*>U Kentucky By#. \ I imwa .V>«ar-*.hl Not th Carolina Cora-.— I __ALL^ 1 gollon Holland Gin \ CHARQ1 lgall'in Extra YlnaSKerry I MtKl’AIU 1 gilloa Extra OoM'Port Wins...... I xaiiini-yeerold Msry'tnd P*aeh Bra 1 gallon 4»y«ar-ol id VlrtiSnln Appl* • mDmgu :i trail mv oil Kentucky llye AM \ vyog X wallon# Flno Gin «.» ( WITHOTTE Xku)Iom< /v*<h brandy «.g J CASINO If goods earned la Saaciil Offrr are Ariiied In tlaln eases, adt 0Dc aa 3, and 85c cat4$ gal Hcluga OnortUra veaotof tha Mlu'jialppl, ndd hVt oddH tonal for each 4 quart*. *Kc*ptK-!ly‘o Copper DutlJed (bottlod in bond I on vrh Irh tor or dera out* id" of Vtrstnia, th* CaroMnaau Oorg'a and Alabama, Mn*vlandand District of Col«saM% add 40c for 4 quaita, 16c foe «quarto,andkLOOlor 12uuart*. ... flu Whlakla# L |p TidewaUr • ^Ta.< goods or* flat, a LVithai^Kwol Diamond "K" — }*« Major Comfort-*.—•••«• Mo I Coro Whiskey Old North 8UU....;.^.. Old Valley *.. ISO Bottlod In Bond Huron Diver, 4 pts. 48 to rJ25llpta.a4toa THE PHIL (L KELLY CO., Inc. iair r, J FINE UUOIS MAIL OHDEHi PUOMPTLV FILM J Local ajol Lone DUUaa. nuhM 13G. Utah* 1