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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH i ■VrEDNERDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 7, 1008 THE BEST KIND OF ADVERTISING The best kind of advertising in the world is that which goes from mouth to mouth. Sell a man or young man a suit that has snap, the style and pat tern which pleases him and cause his friends to ask, who makes your clothes and he, proud of the fact that his clothes are admired, at onco replies: "Why, I got that suit at Chas. Wachtel's Son." Our large stock of Clothing is attracting scores of men every day. The patterns please one, the fit another, the style a third, the workmanship a fourth, each, choos ing for a, different reason, yet practically all for the same reason. #15.00 to $40.00 I HONE8TLY BELIEVE that If people only five the matter thought they would take ad\aitag> of this line weather and let ro« fix their U&ky roofs before another rain. HBIMATH HALL alnut 6tr*at, Regular meelr. for esnts. Gua'nest women 15 cvnts. Breakfast T and women 26 Supper, 0:00 to 7:00. A tree reat.-roor of-town shoppers. room] convenient for OJt» MOVING? PHONE Jones Dray Line Same Price to Same Terms We wanf your orders for Groceries either large or small MACON CASH GROCERY CO., Phones 290-325 670 Poplar BOARDERS—Reeve* llouae, Macon, Ga.: WHY NOT GET THE BEST? FANCY ELGIN A. & P. CREAMERY BUTTER 30c lb. This Butter is made from the purest, richest and best Cream, in tho most cleanly manner possible; it comes to you direct from the chum; never touched by human hands. If you want the best Bntter made, then send us your orders always. The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company IMPORTERS, COFFEE ROASTERS, DISTRIBUTORS. 1 FOR SALE A nice, new 6-room cottage, on shady side Johnson I avenue. All conveniences, and a most desirable home. Willingham Loan & Trust Co. No. 461 Third Street. ’Phone 360. For Sale For Sale $1,250 00 East Mncon home; six rooms; easy term*; or will build house for purchaser on good lot and give terms. If desired. $6,250.00 College street horns. Jno. F. and W. H. Cone, pi" ' Real Estate, Insurance and Loans 'Phone 206. 607 Cherry St, This is a Picture Of one of onr now Runabouts that we have just received. We are showing a complete line of cutunder and straight sill Runabouts, Surreys and Phaetons, and invite your in spection of them at any time. B18-220 Third Street. Phone 2N5. Southern Packing Co. Choicest Native and Western Meats. 620 Cherry St. Phone 331. MR. DOO GUNN is no longer with .TONES, GUNN & JONES, iporlum run by Mr. Ben L W. II. Jones. and this big horse and mule will In the ftiture tie Jones and his t>on, Mi WANTED Phone 1658-J. WANTED—Shorthand is the greatest help to ft position. Stanley's Business Col lege him plnced IS students in Rood pay ing rorltlons In Macon alone within the Inst few weeks. Enter our night class. ROOSEVELT IS SURE OF TAFT Sheldon Lunches at Whito House and States all Is Moving Smoothly Poling ^oupt WASHINGTON, Oct. «—President Roosevelt Is entirely confident that Win. H. Taft will bo elected to nUc- ceed hint, according to deorgo R. Shel don. treasurer of tho republican na tional eoftunlitre, who was the presi dent's guest today nt luncheon. Mr. Sheldon came from New York at Mr. Roosevelt's request to discuss with him the genera) political situation. After the conference Mr. Sheldon gave out n statement In which, with the au thority of the president, he denied re ports that Mr. Roosevelt dots not ap prove tho manner In which Chairman F. II. Hitchcock Is running the cam paign. Mr. Sheldon said the presi dent heartily approves Mr. Hltchcoek’a management of tho campaign and Mr. Hitchcock'has tho president's entire confidence. Tile report that Mr. Shel don would resign ns treasurer of the committee was positively denied as was a rumor that sonto difference ex ists between tho president, Beoretary Root and Mr. Sheldon. Contributions a Bit Shy. Mr. Sholdon stated that campaign contributions had not been ns liberal Disfranchisement. It waa simple a case or disorderly conduct on the part of Dick Minor one of the veterans, und really was nothing more than loud talking on the street. Dick has no patience with the younger generation of negroes, and has as lit tle to do with them than possible, though he never falls to speak hla mind to them when the opportunity presents itself. There was a group of negroes. Dick among the number, sunning them selves against the side of a house Mon day morning, and they were talking about tho state eloctlon. Rill Thomas, one of the new and seml-cducated gen eration,. had a good deal to ray about voting agulnst the disfranchisement clause, and endeavored to explain what It was to tho crowd. Old Dick listened attentively to nil that was said, but when the young ne gro hud about talked himself out. the old man spat out un accumulation of tobacco Juice and thus delivered him self: "Yas hits dfshyer fancychlle-mont wots de ru-riashun uv dlshyer country, dat wot hit am. Dese hyere new crap- per niggers gwine 'roun' talkin' 'bout disfnncychlle-ment watcher read erbout In do papers. Dar too many or deso fancy chiles 'bout here now wlddout votin' ter git any ino* uvvum. Dat wot mck de times so hard, dese fancy chiles. Wot dey do? Go 'roun' smokin' dey seegyars an’ dey scegcretss minor w’orrln* dent funny aockaea anner deni bile shuts anner dey britches roll up anner dem yaller shoes an* dem Hi* in 'previouscampaignsbut this he bn >’ *»«*■• Hlta dese fancy chiles wots nbuud lo U «rr™. P .Si*. l.w* oi tho "v b „'„ n a .r‘* subject. The republicans, however, ho . ™ cnt _ JK.i.S'ShS!* J.tf said, would have money enough to L carry them through tho campaign. 5 m?.?- The president also entertained at Xviu? 381* luncheon Chas. S. Francis, of Troy., !,,nS ^h’ New York. American ambassador A * r mtruttin rOMM fnlf,M ' r tnoUx Austria-Hungary who arrived In Wash ington yesterday. The president wish ed to Inform himself on the situation In tho ‘Balkans ob far as Ambassador Francis 1s acquainted with It. Mr. Francis has been absent from Vienna some weeks and Is not Informed re garding the late developments oxefept what he haa learned from the dis patches. He would not discuss the situation. FOR RENT—Nlne-i excellent line; conveniences both floors. WANTED—Boarders In private family for large comfortable rooms with dress- WANTED—Boarders, private families, nice front rooms; terms very moderate. 208 Washington ave. , Cash," care Telegraph. FATAL DUEL WITH KNIVES COLD WATER. Miss., Oct. 6.—In duel with knives at Wakefield, Miss., today Manning Jameson, aged SO years, was killed, and hla brother, Edwin Jameson, aged 22, waa danger ously wounded. Edwin Jameson and Will Kounts, according to Informa tion received here, were engaged In a wrestling bout and a fight was about to start, When Manning Jame son interfered, acting as peacemaker. This angered Edwin Jameson and he drew a knife. Manning whipped out his knife and the two fought until both dropped to the ground. Wan WANTED—Salesmen to sell our guaran- tri'.i oils ;iml Experience un necessary. Extremely profitable offer to right party. The Glen Refining Com pany, Cleveland. Ohio. FOR SALE WANTED—Olrla at once; twelve or fif teen clrls, with or without experience, in knitting mill work, to do toping, etc. Nice clean work at good wages; mill Is running full time. Apply to. Macon Knitting Co., Macon. Ga. Corner of Sec ond and Hawthorne ots. FOR SALE—Good piano; cheap If taken at onco; terms given. Ring 1473. FDR SALE—Cuspidors, both metal nnd fiber, 12 and 25c. each. Huhn's Flro Bale. FOR SALE—Dinner basket*,\ 7, 9 and 13c. each. Huhn's Fire Sale. IF YOUR roof leaks call on G. T. Doug las; all metal roofs repaired or painted. 572 Poplar sL FOR SALE-Rochester lamp chimney*, large site. 8c each; cost you 15o elso- where. Huhn's Fire Sale. VOTE for Wm. A. Poe for Pension Commissioner. FOR SALE—One lot butter paddles, 24c. per dozen. Huhn's Fire Sale. FOR RENT PHONE NO. 548, The Pure Food Grocery Co., for best and freshest groceries; everything new. C. W. Rice, Mgr. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping or sleeping; very central. Ring 1473. FOR SALE—A very desirable home on Arlington Place, 7 rooms; wide halls nnd all modern Improvements. Apply Stewart D. Jones, 420 Cherry st RENT—8tore and residence, corner Tel fair a»d Him eta. Apply Sanders, at Bockcr Furniture Co. FOR 8ALE—A very desirable home on Arlington Place, 7 rooms; wide halls and all modern Improvements. Apply Stewart D. Jones, 420 Cherry at FOR RENT—Rooms furnished or un furnished. Phone 3929. FOR RENT—Rooms for rent, very cen tral. Call at 718 Cherry, or ring 736. FOR SALE—A gentle horse, buggy amf harness. Can be seen at Branan'a stable on Poplar st. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room, dose In, every modern convenience. 673 Mul berry, Carling's Flats. FOR SALB£-Comhlnatlon portable pool and billiard table cheap. 871 Third st. FOR RENT—North Hals, No. 571 Orange st.. flrat floor, 830.00. MONEY TO LOAN. FOR RENT—Seven-room house, 424 Cal houn st. Apply J. C. Dumas. 574 Ogle thorpe it. MONEY TO LEND on real estate, repay able monthly. J. J. Cobb. Commercial A Havings Bank. F< 2893 J RENT “' I,urn, * he ' s room. Cali LOST FOR RENT—stalli In Park Hotel stable. Apply Mrs. B. L. Hendrick. Park Hotel. LOST—White setter pup; lemon spot back, ear* black, name "Topsy." Charlie Reid, at Burke's. FOR RENT—Three connecting room* and largo hall on first floor. 258 Washing ton avenue. LOST—On Bmlthvllle train Saturday a. m.. plain engament ring with Initials W. B. to J. K. Return to 100 Nelson st. and receive reward. FOR RENT—Five-room cottage Beach ave., Napier Haights; city water. Ap- gjML. A. Thorpe. Fourth National Bank STRAYED OR STOLEN-Brown Scotch collie dog; white on back of neck; name Joe. Phono 2492. 8IX-ROOM cottage, corner Ash nnd Tel fair. -1161 Elm st.; 769-765-912 Ash at. B. L. Harts, corner Orango and For syth sta. LOST—Slick pin, opal, surrounded by diamonds. Reward. F. B. Contes. FOR RENT—Two choice apartments. Ncvaro Flats; lights, water, heat furnished. Apply at offlro Leon S. Dure, Fourth National Bank Bldg. MISCELLANEOUS LOOK here gentlemen, how about that hot bath. We have old John Byars with us again. Ho has been up to Indian Spring for the summer, but you can find him now at the Royal Barber Shop. Come In and let him give you a good rub down. I WILL rent the second floor of my resi dence to young men. furnished or un furnished; three minutes walk to busi ness center; modern conveniences. Ad dress Alex., care Telegraph; references exchanged. VOTE for Wm. A. Poe for Pension Commissioner. FOR RENT—Two A1 ground floor offices In Washington Mock; steam best nrul Janitor, all conveniences. Apply to Ma con Savings Bank. JUST RECEIVED—Fresh lot of North Carolina roe herring. Oscar Bradley. RICE’S salted peanuts and tea square chips, fresh at all dealers. FOR RENT—One warehouse on Sixth st, fronts side track. Apply rark Hotel. FOR RENtF OR SALE—New, modem B- room cottage. Lynn Ave.. Vlnevllle: will sell cheap. Arthur 8. Harris, 813 VinsvIUs Ave. Farms for Sale 252V4 seres In Crawford County; two mile* from Knoxville; good Improvements; 82,250.00. 308% scree, three snd a half miles fro mRoberta. Large quantity of fine eocond growth pine, 11,260.00. 846% acres on Flint River, contains some fine river pasture, 86,000.00. 50 acres In Blhb County on main publlo road, six miles out. cloie to school and churoh; plenty of running water and nlco Improvements, which could not be re placed for *2,600.00; we sell for $8,860.00. The Georgia Loan & Trust Company 6C5 Mulberry gtreet. FOR RENT—I will rent two eonnecUng front rooms, furnished or unfurnished, to young men or a < ouple without Mill- dren. 1 nm In two minutes' walk to busi ness center, have no children In the house, private residence; modem conven- • '< : !'-fcrr-iu . .s '-xi <1. Address P. B. W„ care Telegraph. PEBSONAL. PHONE NO. 548, The Pure Food Grocery Co., for best end freshest groceries; everything new. C. W. Rice, Mgr. SAUER KRAUT antT Holland mllchner herring. Oscar Bradley. SMITH PREMIER typewriter for sale for 836. Felix II. Sisk, 618 Mulberry st. SINGER and Wheeler A Wilson sewlnk machines for cash or on easy terms. Call at 563 Cherry at., and get prices. VOTE for Wm, A. Poe for Pension Commissioner. WANTED For cash two medium priced residences cleae in. FOR SALE One splendidly Improved plantation near Macon; very best condition; would make grand country home. Farms In various 1or'altt!*a, lumber lands, vacant lots In different parts of city. Several Improved city lots that pay well us In vestments. JONES REAL ESTATE AGEN0Y WHEN you want to move ring up 2711. Abel Dray Line. SHORTHAND la the greatest help to a position. Stanley's Business College has plaecd 16 students In good paying positions In Macon alone within the Mat lew weeks. Enter our eight class. FOUND FOUND—Gold bracelet In Grand Opera House; name "Hattie" engraved. Own er can get same at thfa office by paging for ad. FOUND—If in need of a horse and o7w doctor eofi ea A. A. Pdoa. 1164 Beam- <UUT. . der struttln' 'roun' lakker tucky gob bler atter t'nnkglvvln day, doae oi' nig gers wood have sump'n ter out stld- der crawlin' over do yonrth lakker wum. Dlsfnncychlle-mentl Wotcher know 'bout hit? Hit orter be chaek- tlse-ment. Dat wot hit orter be. Ef- fer had tner way wld yer I'd gltter strop anner sho would warm some er yer. Yer t'lnkycr mighty smaat gwine- ter vote fur dlsfanoychlle-ment. Spec hit means dat yer gwlneter putter lot- ter fool noshuns In yer balds ylt. Whar hit come Torn nny way? Who git up dls fancychlle-ment? Dey tells me dat hit ben mek up In Atlanty whar dey mek up mos* or de foolish- iiIhh, an* doy lining hit down hyere ter cotch do fool nigger wot t'lnk ef he votes fur hit ho kin do wlddout somo mo' wuk. ‘ hna got dat down wrong, Unky Dick, yer Is gotter vote ergln hit." "No I woont. Iso gwleter vote fur hit. 'Cordin' ter mer noshun cf ver votes fur hit an’ hits do law fur yer all ter bo fancy an' de laa' one er yer gits ter be er fancy chile, 'twoont be long fo de debbl git yer an' wa or time niggers'll haveer show. We aint got no show now, kase wesa ol'an’ nocount, •'an you all is run out ter da cot ton flel* an' da eo'n flel* an’ attdder dem •trlplt socks an' UT boy hats an' dom roll-up brltchea yeFll be barfooted nn' er plowin' de furrera enner drlnkln' wnrter out’n er gourd stldder dls nlgh- bear out’n er mug. Den w'on dat time come yer gwlneter ace cotton go up ter fifteen clnts an' meat go down ter ft' clnts. nn' de hard times dun gone." T 'splse slch Ig’nunce," said “ young negro. "Min' wotcher say, yer low down triflin' scamp, you! ef yer donn I’ll tek dls stick annor smash dat hald." It was about this time that the offl cer came along, and not knowing the provocation, gave the old man a sum mons to court, and this Is how the talk camn out. When tho facta ware told, the case was dismissed Specials for Today 10-pound bucket Cottolene 7 bars Octagou Soup 6 pounds best Laundry Starch Celluloid Starch, packago ........ 4-pourn) package Gold Dust .... Cnking Chocolate, cake Durkeo’s Snlnd Dressing Welch Grape Juice, pints Ivory Soap, per cake Cocoa, per tin MA-KON BLEND COFFEE lias won its favor through its flavor, per pound Central Grocery Co. j 0. B. HOLLEMAN, Manager. Phones 792 and 323. Volunteer’s Armory, First St. .$1.13 ...25c ...25c ....3c ...13c ....9c ...23c ...21c ....4c ....Sc .. .25c The Toxo-Absorfcent A THING OF MYSTERY. HsrwMesn lifer Dls* Bled wltS rm It will Give Its Life Fo It Is an Amorphous mil Blo-Chemle Life and rot to Llfs by Gentle Heat, it sorbs tha Poisons and G« body and then dies. Adapted to reach every organ of the Human Body. The Toxo-Absorbent Is awakening the whole world to the vnlae of Minoru Treatment. Books sent free. Send names Wesleyan College Conservatory of Music Schools of Art, Expression and Business, have na tional reputation and aro known abroad. Thoir diplomas and certificates aro credentials. Tho best instrnotibn is the cheapest. Young ladies already matriculating for rooms and classes. Catalogue free. DUPONT GUERRY, President For Rent Dwellings 6-r IM No. 378 Orange st.. 10-r... No. 555 Second st, 0-r... No. 221 Duncan ave* 6-i No. 810 Duncan ave.. 6-r lj h No. 971 Oglethorpe St, B-r...*. liou No. 293 Cedar st. 5-r ji.oo No. 9 Montpella ave.. 3-r..,,,,,.. li.OO •tores. No. 820 Seoond Bt $10.00 No. 414 Fourth Bt......... «o.OO No. 468 Second at. 66.00 No. 468 Poplar St 50.OO No. 403 Mulberry st. 30.00 Geo. B. Turpin Sons Real Estate, Insurance, Loan* No. 353 Third et. Phone 7T. At The Palace today, "The Life of Abraham Lincoln," one of the greatest pictures ever shown. AMERICAN LEAGUE BOSTON. Ocf. 6.—Boston won from New York today 11 to 3 In the final game of the eerlee. Two new pitcher* were given try-oute and both were batted hard, but McMahon, who pitched for the locals kept hits fairly well scattered. Score: It.H.K. Boston 150 000 14x-ll 14 1 New York ....010 000 002— 8 14 4 Batteries—McMahon and Donohue; O'Connor and Sweeney. Time, 1:68. Um pire, Hurst. ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6.—In the flnnl game of tho season at St. Louis, Cleveland won 6 to 1. Ryan nnd Halley wero the opposing pitchers nnd the visitors had ■the better of tho argument. Score: . R.H.R. Bt. LoulS 000 010 000—1 8 1 Cleveland 000 100 004—5 7 0 Batteries—Bailey nnd Smith; Ryan nnd Land. Time, 1:20. Umpires, Egan ami O'Loughlln. CHICAGO. Oc_ .. „ the American league pennant, defeating him plnycd errorless ball. White was Tmtted out of the box by Detroit In the first Inning when two runs were put across. Welsh wss brought In. but before the Inning closed Detroit had gained four runs. On'.y once did the Chicago enthusiasts have n chance to cheer. That wns In tho sixth Inning when men were on first snd sec ond base with none out. Donovan, how ever, disposed of the succeeding batters with ease. By winning toilny T s grime Detroit finished with a percentage of .588 and Chicago with .679.. Score: R.n.w. Chicago Oftft ftftft ftftft—0 2 R Detroit 410 000 002-7 1* 0 Batteries—White, Walsh, Smith and Sullivan; Donovan snd Thomas. Time, 1:50. Umpires, Sheridan and Connolly. WABIIINOTONr™OetT ifljghes was more effective than Vickers In emenien- ties today and Washington defeated Phil adelphia 8 to 8. Score: It.If.E. Washington 010 011 OOx-S 7 2 Philadelphia 100 000 001-2 7 l Batteries—Hughes and Street; Vickers and Powers. Time, 1:80. Umpire, Evans. •A Mistaken' Idea Perhaps you have an idea that in ordoi to havo a bank account you must havo a large sum to .deposit; that a bank doesn’t care to bother with Binnll accounts. This iB not true of tho "Fourth.” This bank wcl- comes new accounts, no matter how small, and extends tho snmo courtesy and son-ice to small depositors us to largo ones. Let us prove it to you. FOURTH NATIONAL BANK MACON, GA. -r- : —i-v - $6,500 This amount win buy reeldenog $tr Madison street, the home ef Mr. J, jr. Minton, who Is leaving the odty, Tfcle place bos seven rooms and two ta-g* halls. It hes every modern conren- lonoo and Is eb^fantly fitted through out with cabinet mantols. If you eje In the market for a homo do not over look th4s. MINTON-MORGAN CO. ‘ Resl Estate. 418 Cherry 8troet. ’Phow^ Tj$$. FOR SALE 84,100—A very attractive cottage an case of the nicest streets In VfnevtUei large lot, stable, and aH conven iences; a rooms. 11,250—Property In splendid oondttlon. renting for tlB.OO per month, end no city taxes to pay. Good In vestment. 8 000—Two bon ess renting for 810.00 per month; this property has Just been put in good condition, and will yield a splendid Investment. We have 815,00ft. 00 to lend on good property at 7 and 8 per oecb Murphey & Taylor Beal Estate, Loans and 1 I: i*ni* Insurance PHONE 267 Citizen’s Nat’l Bank Building We Heard This Remark . , ■ ‘ • , r , •' I i: • “IT'S THE BEST WHISKEY FOR ' THE PRICE I EVER TASTED” , ■ 'Vk TF YOU PAID DOUBLE, YOU WOULD LEAVE “FOR THE PRIGE” OFF. It is the best whiskey you ever tasted at any price, i. We anticipated such remarks when wc decided to sell our goods at wholesale. Being actual distillers wc arc enabled to sell you direct, thereby cutting off several profits. Wc 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 per cent more. The methods employed here arc distinctive—wc 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 we do not ship less than six quarts—this saves handling—packing ana 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 A Healthy Family. "Our whole family has enjoyed good health since we began using Dr. King’s New Life Pills, three years ago," says L. A. Bartlett, of Rural Route 1, Oull- ford, Maine. They cleanse and tone tho system In a gentle way that does you good. 25c at all drug atorea. NATIONAL LEAGUE PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ^-Philadelphia had little difficulty In defeating Brooklyn today, the home team hitting the ball hard nnd Brooklyn fielding poorly. Score: H.JI.U. Brooklyn 100 002 010-4 t 4 Philadelphia 200 HO 11x f ft 11 0 Batteries—Dell. Kruger snd Dunn; Rlchb* and Dooln. Time, 1:42. Umpire, Aanlgan. NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—There was an other big gathering of fang at the Polo grounds today and they had an anxious time during the first five innings. Fer- K son held his old club mates well In nd up to the sixth Inning when they •cored one run and followed up with three more In the seventh. Wlltse was very effective, fait the visitors saved ■ •hut out through Seymour’s muff of Fer guson's fly and the Boston twlrler got homo on a double to left-center by Bate* after Becki-r bad beaten out a nicely placed bunt. Score: TIRE. Boston 000 000 010—1 4 1 New York ..000 001 8ftx—4 7 2 Batteries—Ferguson and Bowermon; Wlltse and Ur* .-nnhnn. Time, 1;40. Um pires. Johnstone and Klein. , . Corn Whiskies “GJUSSY VALLKY"—Unadulter- a tad. Very old. No better Com Whl&kcy made. 0 full qu«rts t $4.09; 19 full quartfi $7.50. "GRASSY VALLEY"—White, 100 proof, straight Com Whiskey. We are tho only dlstillera idling 100- proof com at $2.. r >0 per gallon, two gallons, $4.75, delivered. Shipments In Jugs. Smallest shipment one gallon. Blended Whiskies «n. H. C. Cr,UB"-A perfect blend of old Kentucky Whiskies. It has that rich oily appearance. Wc consci entiously say there Is no better whis key. 0 full quart*, $5.75; 19 full quarts, $11.00. “CATE'S 8ft"—A true blend of Kentucky Whiskies. A good honest whiskey. Will give entire satisfac tion. 0 full quarts, $5.00; 19 full quarts, $9.50. Tennessee Whiskey “I'llEESTONE" — Unadulterated straight Tennessee Whiskey. Our leaching process makes this whiskey distinctive. None better. Very old. 6 full quarts, $5.00; 19 full quarts, $10.00. Bottlcd-ln-Bond Whiskies Following brands bottled by fc* Government, whose stamp gmnmtatfl •gc, purity and strength! _ CONCORD PURR RYBjfOOpvwf, 0 full quarts, $5.50;) IA fwR fnaOB* $11.00. CONCORD BOURBON, 100 proof. 8 full faorts, $5.50; 19 full quarts, $10.50. CLARKE'S PURB RYB, 10$ proof. < full quarts, $0.35; U tell quarts, $12.00. 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. R. H. CATE & CO., Distillers j Louisville, Ky. Chattanooga, Tenm Order from nearest point.