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THE MACON DAILY TELEGBAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1' ^
GREAT SAMPLE SHOE SALE MONDAY
Men, Women and Children with small, narrow feet should come early Monday morning#, 1,500 Pairs
of Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Manufacturer’s Sample Shoes from the «
Union Sample Shoe Store’s Stock;
To be sold Monday at from one-third to one-half of cost to manufacture. Every pair was carried on the
road by traveling men to take orders from. They are made from the best leather that money can buy,
only some are a little soiled on the bottoms, but the wear is all there.
THE SAVINGS THE GREATEST YOU EVER KNEW
cnn PAIRS OF MEN’S AND VJOMEN’S S0R0SIS, FEL-
LOWCRAFT, Bolton, Stacy Adams, Stetson Sample
Shoes, worth and sold all over the country at
$3.50, $4, $5 and $6 per pair
Will go on sale Monday morning, at 9 a.m., at 'osxoi
Cflfl PAIRS CHILDREN’S, GIRl’S
an d Boys’ Sample Shoes
that sold for $2.50, $2.00,
$1.50 and $1.00, go on sale
Monday morning at 69c &
OQ THE BEST PATENT LEATHER, PATENT KID and
(j un Metal Shoes that money can buy, all hand
sewed and latest style models. Men’s sizes
from 9 down. Women’s sizes from 6 down. All
worth $5 and up. Monday morning at 9 a.m.
>uy, an nanu
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LOOK FOR THE BIO RED FIRE SALE SION
E. B. HARRIS & CO.’S OLD STAND.
IRA A. WATSON & CO.,
Adjusters
LABOR NOTES
; 141. will hold an open meeting Mon
day night at l.tckey*a Hall at 7:3’
! o'elork. An Int'-rcatlng meeting open J
for all union non. ©specially the mill
men. Coins and have a good time.
that very delightful •
By JEHU POtTELL.
Still Sick. way
The veteran gatekeeper at Central
• ehope. Rrtt. Mephrns. la atlll too unwell
to l*i at work. A eevere attark of Indi
gnation la hi* trouble. However,
on the mend and will probably
turn to work.
$100 Reward, $100.
The reader* of this
he la
The reduction from 1« to • h<
he Central abops from beat info:
Attainable will not be of long di
argSTCUB&israft?
■ unnta, n W , a , w4 .
proepertty.
fining i
15 w old. tin.
"Tto Innoctnt. A&rtod.-'
JSf ftSfJHirfluaM
■Vi,*, iwerntiy returned home from en
extended trip to the far w«wt they wer*
mbrncxxl about thirty day* and had It
happened llmt they ran up against
afc's/uariMi s S
masvnt rsei wm
;•«”£»
.™
Of the mishap.
Oregon, i
„jMjy place#
ed the trip In aptte
Succeatful Operatlen.
Bro B. B. Adam*, machinist, working
tURA w c ^£* n iV. in
to undergo a eevere ope ration. Dr*. Ut
ile. Wright and Adame performed the
operation He le about well again and
rvpacia to go to work tomorrow morn-
Hamlet's Ghoat.
mat returned to work, otter a seven
;:r k WT,ViS «sst*nu«
«ihoat,*" but we all hope that he will be
a* etrong u Hamlet. Jr.. In a few day*.
Central Labor Ejection of Officers.
The. officers elected to eerve during
the next year belong to the fallowing
Y‘reeti#nt, C. T. Williamson. It ■
Maher a l'nlnn; first rice preetdret. Wal
ler Nath, Mechtalft Union; eeeond vice
president. J. t* Collier. Brotherhood of
Itatlaey Clerke; ratery treeaurer, R.
* i'amplMll. Carmen Union; warden, Jo-
• " m- •*“*-
’ IMtekwI !
pleaaed to learn that thero le at leeat one
drr«i|ed dlaeaae Hat ,»r>mr h*B been
' nbb- to cure In nil Ite rtajrea. and that la
Moulder*' ( Catarrh Haifa Catarrh cUrsBrn"
Union, poalllve rur.* now known to
.fin
ATHENS BEER DEALERS
REFUSE TO PAY THE TAX
ATHENS.
[• tho onJij dealers In -M
tirnt f' -Merniiy catarrh t cug a eonatlibtlonal iu-«'n»* reuuli.-d under
lows' dleeaee. r.-*i'iliea a ronatltutlopal trwet- uarruntt have been :
nient Haifa Catarrh Curo la taker (| h
temnlly.
ray YHerkaa F. M Jenklna. Moul
nlon. N, iNey. l^iKtgrapT.lcai l?i
Three ..fThern will »* ln«t*lle«l
Vednaednv evening nt ‘ Odd I-VI
Hall. Cherry a | reel All labor union men .nient Ha ; fa thttarrli Cure fa taken In. !lV Ml .1. K. liiuuTna. ' i I
or* invited to toe present. .lornallj. m tlttg. dtrcctjy upen tha btond with having \lolute.i the l:
and mtn oua aurraoea • *i in© avitem. There- <|iiii«>a tlcm to take out
Th. .lugging SOIMr. '! ? inl«tl,m..lior t»
f '*«• *»•- A-n.Un.Uto, .n/iml.lTj J*, 'T",?7«nrt"h
If SST jMTJ." SfSJrOSfe K: ( C!" hl “ r,n “
that he baa engaged
•on. of the Boiler* 1
—The near-beer*
trouble v/lth the
have paid the
Inw which re- ’
for!
Take Ifalfe Ekmlly IMMe tor ronatlpa-
MR. LLEWELLYN KILLYER
hey .ifTer One Hu
PPMRL. that It falla to
-— — -■ — ’ Bend for llat of teetlrnonlala. .
sr. rsi’wV-xrfsr'ffl Bt odf~ r - J c,,KSBr *
-—>—| Bold by all nrugciela. TSo.
New laeue From Chattaaoeo*. I Take Ifi —
Bro. ltn Towry errived laat week)
from Chattanooga gad la at work In tha
VWOSJMSEIBV- Jfl
from MlaaourL bat he le not-Mmly fn»m.
t'hattanoega. On arrival, ha aaked tho
hoya - where the mountains were They
pointed to Fort Hill. No. 9t. The twi
tourlete just arrived from the far weet.
are said to be negotiating with the com-
far rite toTti
kept in Macon.
Jonea le Here.
. M. Jonea (wo kin to Ham)
marhlnlet from Bavannah. le now at thi
Central ahopa.
If ’Tothar Dear Charmer.
* j'wuffa-ssT
before Judge yVwter,
will tight the caM**. having em
ployed Col. II. C. Tuck to reprerent them.
Ordinary Wlngfeld. under In^trucrhuta
fr>m tho comptroller gem-nil. will labile
n. fn*. at once and they will bo levied
on whatever property the dealers have.
Thin will he reelated and nn appllcw*
tlon for Injunction wll| J -
I b<* made.
eter at the Centra. R8 JHi
“ eemaa. lie ban a room (n Ka«t Mi
d takes his meals la Bouth Ms
Ml>nothing else, only this: that tl
a reel pretty glr) at rgen end of
Well
la a real
line—aee?
The Ere department at th*
railroad haa been reorganUed,
following office re elcted to atrt
Members of the following unions make
m the competur: ltlaokamlth. Boiler
Boilermaker*. Machlnlktn, Copper* mil he
and carmen.
If a chan with a'red head aver Joins
th* Centml force, he will at once be put
nt the noasle.
He Will Wed.
. Rodgers, chlrf clerk me-
chgnh-al department of Central rail
road. will be married In Rome October
2i. The fhlr bride Is now Mias Helen
Hammond. All the boys at the t?en-
traL where Rro. Rodgers Is very pop
ular. with both all tho happiness that
can come to mortala.
Carptnt'rs and Joiners.
Carpenters and*Jo!n*ra* Union No
A Notre Damo Lady's Appeal.
To all knowing sufferers of rheumatism.
RECEIVES HIGH HONORS
|for * home treatment which haa repeat.
" «-dlv cured nil of these tortures. She feels
It her duty to send It to n! -ufr*rcre
KRKK. You cure youraelf e: home as
thousands will testify—no chnugo of d|.
mate Itelng neernsary. This slm:>M disev-
erv hnnhnee uric netd from the blood,
loosens the stiffened Joints, purines n|ood
and brightens the eyoe. giving elasticity
ape tone to the whole system. If the
above interests you. for nr«H»f idliets
Mrs. M. Hummeni. Bos It. Xotro D.ime.
Made Vic* President - of the American
Bankers* Association.
The Charleatcn News and Contrler. has
this to rnv of onn of Macon's moat prom
inent bankers:
Th* telegraphic announcement of th*
electlou of Mr. I* V. HlUycr. vice presi
dent of the American National Bank of
Mni-on. Ha., as vie* president of lit*
A titer lean Bankers* Association, now In
session In Denver. Col., waa received with
pleasure by th* many friends of that
popular hanker who reside in this city.
Mr. llliiyer Is one of the really promt-
itbers of the banking fraternity
nent
1 year* as state aecre-
i Hankers^ Association.
\ members of t
In the gouth. For
tary of the Ucorgta
he ha* attended mo., ., c .
interest of banking than rrobvbly any
other banker in the southern states. He
la a fluent speaker and Is uauelf* listed
among tluwe who addiess the coovwntlone.
and hi* remarks are always kindly end
*'iJ/r.^HmyerSiat made a marked
of his own hanking Interest an
credit to the fraternity general!.. ...
election will give marked satisfaction to
the bankers throughout Georgia and will
be no leas a matter of graUAcatlon to
hi* many friends In Bouth Carotin*.
lie will be pleamntly remembered **
attending the ftouth Carolina
Association wher
I’alms In If >7. nt
of the prominent . . . ...
wit. recognised eh»tuence and ...
Jowihlp mad* hla personality felt In that
Besides being e banker of prominence.
Mr. Htllyer ha* a well deserved renut at Ion
aa a story teller and his recitations al
ways enliven gathering* which he at-*
tends. Those who attended the excursion
given by the local bankers to their visi
tor* In 1*07 will recall most pleasantly
Bankers’
TAFT ON THE ENGINE BUT
IT WASN'T WILLIAM H 1
Oyster Season
Now Open
V.’c are headquarters for Oysters, Fish and Fresh
Meats. Oysters all the time.
. Your orders solicited.
Phones 242—951.
W L. Henry Co.
jut of town orders receive prompt attention.
WE CARRY ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS OF
| ELECTRIC FIXTURES
T N THE SOUTH. CALL AND SEE OUR DISPI
ROOMS.
Morris Putzel
KAPLAN & SNETMAIN
CONFIDENTIAL PAWNBROKERS
612-14 Poplar St.
NUFF CED
RELATION OF BAB
IMS ID DIVORCES
RICHMOND. Ind.. Oct. 3.—The Ihm-
hwndle station master this morning
yelled to the train dispatcher upstairs
asking hint who was on the engine °f| Bdbr'menf -
No. 19, a fast easthound passenger train, tried any of the ho'rnc-made bread that
The dispatcher looked over Ids sheet soma of our aunts and cousins muke right
and thrusting his head out of the window
Winifred Black In New York American.
"JCvery time I ICO a woman going
home with a bug of Imkcr'e rolla." said
a clover clergyman the other day to hla
congregation. "I feel as If I had had 'At
home* cards from tho devil.'
! t i ‘
wonder If he has ever
yelled back Taft.*'
Idlers around th* station hoard the
«iur*tlon end answer and In a few mo
ment* word w** going around the city
that Judge Taft waa coming on the engine
■'1 th© fast train.
All road* In Richmond led to the rail
jiliri"iiJSS5T;.Sd‘ l riivrfS
candidate 01 * lh * °° m,n * ° f lh *
Kodol
For Dyspepsia and Indigestion
HI. , °^ gr Ipsa bdigndoa or Dy«p«p*U; If you are annoyed with pi
i - nk ^
ff yem know aa araQ aa w* do bow good a nrrp-
BraHoo Kodol la for ladigwedoa asd dyapepala. It
•£*»und the engine end. veiled for Taft
The engineer waa examining a valve, but
turned, poked his head out of th* win
dow and said. "Her* I am. what do yov
A woman who will buy baker * bread,
when ah© know* how tc hake the real ar-
tlclu home, la a gooar.
We Heard This Remark
, “IT’S THE BEST WHISKEY FOR
THE PRICE I EVER TASTED”
I
»:ut.
than i
You can eat cracker*.
Kmtllsh biscuit, rather
of tho bread I had to pretend
to eat at a nice, "
tha other «
clean, orderly housa
I went to \L house on business. 7
mistress of It was In the yard, with I
elbows on the beck fence. It took
two hour* and a quarter to get her
tell me what ahe could Just aa well
told In ten minute*. I~-
enough, but she couldn’t
inind on any on# subject. |
to fix her
tried
F° u ! Well among other diversions ^and Inter-
Then the crowd s iw^tha* mistake and
a quick dispersion folic
ruptlona, she Insisted that I stay
lunch, and 1 etayed.
The children cam# .home from echool
and ahft gave them a banana and a piece
or soggy bread apiece end told them to
rU Thcy didn’t run. How could they, with
••**»* * meal as that to give them
iht And then we sat down and
.t and half-done pota-
egy bread, and some
ne esalnst th* Inno-
chanm «r, that th.r, will be a merry “"-'jy hu^,«tond would Kt » dl,y>rc«^frym
BIDDING FOR THE SHOPS
OF 6E0RGIA & FLORIDA
VALDOSTA. Os.. Oct S.—The
voald be ttCDoceasary fur ox to guarantee a single
fcdtb.
But to pK TOO to know bow good R Is as wnll
•• w« kaow. we rrmctJcwUy will purchase the first
bottle for you.
You wonder, perhaps, how we can afford to
Basks such an offer—It is bccanse wo havo abso-
knte confideiMso la tho boorsty and fairuceo of tho
public.
Wo know there are thousands of persons who
Buffer from Id41jc*«Uoq and dyspepsia, who would
bo gratcfnl to os for putting thorn la touch with
KodoL
That !• why.
Furthermore, wo know that after you havo
word Kodol yoar faith la the prrpantUon will bo
•gaai to ours.
This proposition wo make 1a not aHofrHher
Mol&ah, tel It »• artoaU'd by tb© knowledge
that tho o*e of Kodol by you will b -noftt as
well aa ooraofvea.
How could wo afford to make such an offer
to the pub he. and hour o*nkl w« afford to epcr.d
thousands of dollar* to tell y.m ebinit It unices wo
lOL.itlvr*y knew aud won> suro of the mrrltc of
Kodol?
We ccnldnl—ft would bankrupt c».
But wo know th* Bicrtta of Kodol and «v want
you to know.
Unu Kodol ae dtrBBUi and it ea<.n«x tail to
7<»-
^Nature admlnlslrr* her perfect digester In liquid
Aod Ui.v b why Kodol U li-iuld
The noint we make U this:
Kodol is a scientific combination of element*,
the Lee of which U tho cau>o of indvmuoa
Kodol Btakcw up tho loua.
Deaso try It to-day at cur risk.
It moans more than relief. U »««■■* that th
stomach will do Its own work far sooner «h*»
Ton'll expect
Kodol digests all tha food you oat
Hat what you want and let Kodol <flfast H
You don't lure to take Kodol all the tlmu.
You take It only when you nerd tt
Our Guarantee
Get a dollar bottle of Kodsl, and do It today.
Don't delay. And If you can hooeady say that
you did not rocetve any benefiu from tt after you
ha\» u#e«J tb.« «ot1rc bentk, lb.‘ drtuglet wtD rt*
fai.d yvar money to you without guesUan or
delay. We will pny the drmgflBt the price of the
bottle paichsM d by you. *
Don't hcalUta
Any drugslw will give you Kodol on there
terms, because he knows oor guarantee It good.
The tl.OD bottle contain:' lu times as much an
the &0c bottle.
Kodol la prepared at th* laboratories of C. G.
DtWltt A Oo, Chicago
with It
Now, that woman spends three-fourths
of her day in trivial gossipy Idleness.
Why on earth doesn't she put her mind
to It and learn how to cook a decent
“suswrai ew&«. ot
heating* and wlfe-deeertlon* I think of
that luncheon and wonder whether the
In the pubUehed cases havo to eat
.. kind of Bluff.
If they do. I dtm’l blame them for the
of the Georgia and Florida road, anl
committees from several towns have
already been heard >m the subject. A
commute* from the board of directors
of the road, headed by Mr. E. L. Re
miss. has been here for two days, and
severs) delegations have called upon
| them to discuss the matter end make
»oloa fbr the different towns that want
| the shops.
, Yesterday a delegation of business
men from Augusta, headed by Editor
! Tom W. levies*, of the Chronicle, waa
her* and submitted a bid on behalf of
that city. It ts understood that Au-
' gust*** bid Is th* beet that haa been
received. It ts also understood that
! August* has geographical dlsadvan-
) tag©* that will operate against her.
but to what extent Is not known.
Ae near as could be learned the bids
for the shops are as follow*:
Augusta offers thirty acre* of land
and SfvVdtO. or IS0.0C0 without tha
land.
Douglas offers 100 acres of land and
310,000.
Hastehurst offers 100 acres of land
and 31.000.
Vtdalta offers about tha same.
Valdosta did not maka a bid. as tt
was not known her* that bids were to
be received new. Tha citterns may
bid later.
| These bids. It !* understood, are to
j be laid before the board of directors
of the road at tha meeting of that
« body in November. »t will be deter-
• mined then where the shone will be i venae
located While Augusts'* hid U the.tinue for two w«
best did offer'd, that of Douglas la not *«ted to civil b
. j had. considering the location of that crtmtoal
4 city on the line. Valdosta la also re- *
Awarded aa being favorably located foe! SmS/l!
‘ i it Is very nrobahle that the cltlteue; ‘ The Jett t* full of prisoners, about Zt
here wll! make a hid fb- them, but It * bF:n« confined ttm*. The —
. l ft _ » i Porch here ten weeks ago There are
fered. The ehope wl.I he up-to-dateone or n*.or* negroes charged with
and ft Is gen •rally conceded that tb*{ amr4er. Judge Re***n will make an
I prlte Is worth fighting for. *-'rt to c'.?ar the J*U during the tettn.
f,‘nM I
pie**that'was a crime i
house. "He gst* awful
try to do It. My. but he
Is cranky about things to cat!”
Cranky! I should think a man who
had to live on such food as that poor
woman provided would go raving crazy
in d h# do:
meeting of that!
Where Bullets Flew.
David Parker, of Fayette, N. Y, a
veteran of the civil war. whb lost a
foot at Gettysburg, nay*: 'The good
Electric Bitter* have done ts worth
more than five hundred dollar* to me.
I spent much money doctoring for a
bad case of stomach trouble, to little
rurpoae. X then tried Electric Bitters,
and they cured me. I now take them
as a tonic, and they keep m« strong
and well.** 50c at all drug stores.
PERDUE ON TRIAL MONDAY
FOR KILUN6 MARSHAL
BARNESVII.LE. Ga.. Oct. The Oe-
F YOU PAID DOUBLE, YOU WOULD LEAVE “FOR THE PRICE”
OFF. It is the best whiskey you ever tasted at any price.
Wc anticipated such remarks when we decided to sell our goods
at wholesale. Being actual distillers we are enabled to sell you direct,
thereby cutting off several profits. •
We make one profit, which satisfies. It’s strange why some people
think an article is better because the price is high.
We could add at least 25 per cent to our prices and the goods
would sell, because you could not buy whiskey as good at 25 pel
cent more.
The methods employed here are distinctive—we are the first and
only distillers selling whiskey to the consumer at actual wholesale prices.
The goods are old and pure—genuine whiskey. With one exception .wo
do not ship less than six quarts—this saves handling—packing and carriage
charges—we do not assort.
Our way makes it very much to your interest to order here.
Always the Same
EXPRESS PREPAID—Shipment made in wooden boxes
Corn Whiskies
“GRASSY VALLEY*—Uiudulter-
aled. Very old. No better Com
Whiskey made. « full quarts, $4.30;
19 full quarts, $7.54.
•‘GRASSY VALLEY”—White, 100
proof, straight Com Whiskey. We
are the only distillers selling 100-
proof corn at |M| per gallon, two
gallons, $4 .75, delivered. Shipments
in jugs. Smallest shipment one gallon.
Blended Whiskies
“Ft. H. C. CLUB”—A perfect blend
of ol$I Kentucky Whiskies. It haa
that rich oily appearance. We consci
entiously say there is no better whis
ker. 6 full quarts, $5.75; 13 full
quarts, $11.44.
“CATE’S S8”—A true blend of
Kentucky Whiskies. A good honest
whiskey. Will give entire satisfac
tion. 6 full quarts, $5.44; 19 full
quarts, $9.54.
Tennessee Whiskey
‘TREESTOVE-’ — Unadulterated
straight Tennessee Whisker. Our
leaching process makes this whiskey
distinctive. None better. Very old.
8 full quarts, $5.04; 19 full quarts,
$14.44.
Bottled-in-Bond Whiskies
Following brands bc£led by th*
Government, whose stamp guarantee!
age, purity and strength:
CONCORD PURE RYE, lOOprooC
6 full quarts, $5.50;] 19 full quarts,
$11.44.
CONCORD BOURBON, 100 proof.
6 full quarts, $5.54; 13 full quarts,
$14.54.
CLARKE’S PURE RYE, 100
proof. 8 full quarts, $4.25; 13 full
quarts, $12.44.
term of Ptke rupertor 1
at 7.ebuWm Monday and win
week*, th© ttrst being,*t«-
buetneea and the ©eeondi
tal docket. Judge E. J.j
•n wtU preside and Hon. O. H. ».
worth will act as solicitor the taatl
his teem expiring before another
Our whiskies do not contain one drop of spirits or other
injurious substances.. They are of delightful flavor, high in
food properties and medicinal virtues.
. that of Perdue, who t*|
kilim* D'puty Marshal,
R. H. CATE & CO., Distillers
Louisville, Ky. Chattanooga, Tenn.
Order from nearest point.