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6 THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 7, 1908 ~T COURT-HOUSE TO BE ENLARGED TO PROVIDE MORE OFFICE ROOM Fine Line Kuppennheimer Clothing Star Clothing Co. DAVE WACHTEL Put Your Accdunt With The American National Bank of Macon The Largest Bank in Middle Georgia! Capital $500,000.00 Surplus (earned) $300,000.00 Liberal Treatment and Courteoua Attention to all. R. .1 TAYLOR, Preaijent R. W. JOHNSTON. V.-P. L. P. H1LLYER, Vice-Prw. OSCAR E. DOOLY.Ca,bier. SEND YOUR ORDERS TO' Sam Weichselbauin & Mack P. O. Box 163 Jacksonville, Fla. The Mack Boys will give them prompt and careful attention. Noto the following. All express prepaid: YXX Huptrior Rye. 12 SO gall. Ju*. 4 quart* SI 00 hiv )ear old Corn. I.«00 call. Jug. 4 quarta 911,0 M ..If Yrrnnn Kfr. 94 00 Kail. Jug, 4 quarts |4.50 f ir Chu’ce Wye, I&.00 fall Jut- 4 quarts J 50 An«i< re.mi Co. Bourbon, four quarta 99,00 Whit* Mill:, bottled tn bond, four quarta 9950 i. w.H €4. four quarts .. ...99.00 Ida k i.aboi. four quarta ....U&o v >«*r old Corn, fout quarts.... 9100 These are only a few of our many good things. Send ii8 a trial order. All the standard brands of BEER at lowest prices. Write for price list. SAM WEICHSELBAUM & MAOK Jacksonville, Fla. SENATOR PELDER EXPLAINS NEW CONVICT LAW—SCHOOL FOND NOT AFFECTED—UNIQUE CLAIM FOR DAMAGES. Tha matter of enlarging and Improv ing tha county courthouse was brought op In the meeting of tha county com missioners yesterday by tha receipt of a communication, signed by Tax Re ceiver Anderson. Tax Collector Jones and Sheriff Robertson. This communication was a request that the commissioners provide . them with offices other than thosa In the basement of the courthouse they now occupy. These offices are Insanitary, unsightly and unfit for the purposes I for which they are now used. Three j of the force employed by the tax col lector. Including himself, and four of the sheriffs force have been sick with fever caused by the Insanitary condi tion of the office* complained of. The commissioners said that they ere anxious to change the offices, but that there was no way to do this un less the building was enlarged In aomo way, either by adding another story to the present building, or to enlarge by building on the side next to the Grand. The suggestion wax made that ms It was Impracticable to add an other story, the tower and other things being In the way, the only feaalble plan waa to extend the building to the <»rand building, the county owning that properly. In thla way the city court room could be put on that aide, with offices for the officers making com plaint, and alao for the board of edu cation which waa now costing the county fifty dollar* per month In rent ing another bulldlnv. and also for the county treasurer. There would also be room 1*7 a third court which sooner or later would ho required. After discussion. Jt waa finally de cided that the architects of the city be requested to have their plans for the enlargement end Improvement of the courthouse nt the meeting of the commissioners two week* off. Uteris tor T. H. Felder appeared hr- fore tho commissioners at their Invi tation and explained In detail the working of the new convict leave law recently enacted. He said the law did not affect the school fund In any way, fhnt fund having been provided for. He was asked the question how the county could take on more than Its quota of convict* and maintain them. He *4 Id that waa a matter of finance with the commissioners. The present law a* to counties mak ing appropriations for the maintenance of roads does not allow over alx per cent of the county's revenue, and for nibh county this Is $15,000. and this la absorbed by the maintenance of the quota of forty-six. Anything over thla amount must come from other sources, principally tho general expense ae. Hlbb county Is now entitled, under the new apportionment, to four more con victs, though under the law the coun tv can get more If able to maintain them. *- An Invitation to visit Atlanta on rood roads day was. received from tho llaae Threkhlng Machine Co., exhibit ing up to date rollers and traction en gine*. A. T. Holt and others asked for a road commencing nt Fifth avenue and running nrros* Vlneviiie Branch to Woodllff street. It being th(* only out let of Fifth avenue. The petitioners say that all they want to have tho banks of the branch dug out so that they can get across. Mr. C. M. Avers puts In a claim for $85 for damages to a tnare that belonged to him und which ha claims to have been Injured while at Rocky Creek bridge. Mr. Avert Ilya: "On the :r»th of August of this ye*Y j I waa going from the city of Macon 1 to my home. 1 reached tha bridge on j the Rocky tTreek road near to Mr. I Janies A. Jordan's, nnd driving on the I bridge I found that the bridge was In In bad condition and was shaking and | floating In the water. My mere be came somewhat frightened by the float- ' Ing of the bridge and fell Into a hole at the end of the bridge about three feet deep, then getting on the bridge made a lunge to the other and of the bridge, and there was a hole at the other end of the bridge Into which aha fell, nnd by both folia she was very badly Injured so that I could not use her In about alx weeks. Finding that ■he was permanently Injured. 1 sold the ninre for 140, air she was worth after tho Injury. The inure waa worth. 9100 before the Injury. Tho cost of feeding the mare from the trine she waa kept from work was $95. My claim la for the 940 damage and 935 (or feeding during the time she was laid up. I respectfully submit that you pay my claim aa It la Just and right." HAWKING MACHINES Catarrh 8uffer«rs are Nothing But Hawking, Spitting and Blowing Machines, Says an Authority. Is It possible that In these days when cleanliness and sanitary reform la be ing preached In the churches, schools and at public gatherings, that thous ands of people will continue to suffer from catarrh, when there Is an abso lutely certain remedy, always on hand. Hyomel (pronounced Hlgh-o-me) Is a pleasant, medicated and antiseptic air. Breathe It In and It will euro catarrh. It will stop foul breath, wa tery eyes, and crusts in the nose. In a few days. It la guarantee by the Taylor-Bayne Drug Co, to do It or morrey.back, and such a "uarantce ought to be strong enough for anybody. Entirely Cured by Hyomei. Having suffered from catarrh foe about two years, and having tried nu merous remedies without any satl*fac- tory results. I finally tried Hyomel. and am glad to state that after using about one and one-half bottle* I am entirely cured. I have recommended It to others with satisfactory results.—C. N. Llndby, 407 Hast First Ave., Mitchell, 8. D. A complete Hyomel outfit, consisting of a s#ong, hard rubber pocket Inhaler and a bottle of Hyomel, costa only $1, and extra bottles. If afterwards need ed. cost only 50 cents each at Taylor- Bayne's or direct, by mall, charges pre paid. from Booth’s Hyomel Co., Buffa lo. N. Y. H.vomel also cures Asthma, Bronchi tic, Coughs and Colds, Croup of Infants and any Inflammatory disease of the respiratory tract. MAY HAVE A PARADE OF IRE WORK HORSES FEATURE TO BE INTRODUCED BY THE BIBB COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY. Association at it* next meeting that will be In keeping with the purposes of the association. They will ask that the assfclatlon offer a premium for the best horse, mule, or team, that has been longest Id continuous service and la the beat kept. TbJa feature has been utilised Jji many of the cities. On a fixed day. those competing have a parade of all milk and other wagons, and In fact every kind of work horses and mules. A committee will Judge of the appear ance of the animals, and upon their awards the prises will be given by the society for the fair management. Jt lx probable that If the fair man agement does not include this among their features, the association will get up a horse parade for themselves, ot tering a number of prizes. Field’s Minstrels At the Grand Chocolate Bonbp^s are the most delicious and the most wholesome of confections and have the largest sale of any in the. world. They are sold in sealed packages, are always of the same superfine quality and always the best. The Walter M. Lowney Co. Boston, Hass. H-H-t-H H.H ■ Cl.,. Call. Mrs. Ads I.. Croom, tha widely known proprietor nf the Croom Hotel. Vaughn. Miss, says: "Fbr several months I suffered with a severe cough, and consumption seemed to have Ita grin on me. when n friend recommend, ed Dr. King's New Discovery. I be- gin taking It. and threa bottles ef fected a complete cure." The fame of this life saving cough and cold remedy and lung ami throat healer Is world wide. Snlfl nt all drug stops. 50c and 9100. Trial bottle freo. 128 Phone, Birch Hardware Oo G T. Rico. J. B. Stewart. H. T Fielder. Sell most everything THREE HUNDRED DUCKS And Within Eighteen Miles From the City of Macon. A report was current on tho streets yesterday morning that set tho.se who love a hunting trip wild with exclte- tnent. Homebody said there wax a place some eighteen mile* from Macon where one thousand dovea and three hun dred ducks went to a pond every morn ing to drink. Herbert Smart got hold of the report among the first, and he van darting around town trying to get . certain uuloinohlllst who loves a dove hunt us well as lie docs his machine, to take him out to this place. Then some oilier hunter got wind of It, and he started out to look for the saino auto-hunter. <By the time Mr. Kmart ranched hlin there were u dozen hunt ers wlio had heard the report, and they were waiting to *eo the man with the automobile. Then one of the regular old hunt ers heard of It, and—Well, it was Uncle Billie Wilder, and he was willing to bet ten dollars that there was not one hundred dovea In the lot. and as for durkn there was not a 1 half dozen. But tho Itch possessed him, and he also went In search of a conveyance, think ing that possibly there waa a thousand there. At any rate he was willing to go and see. This morning early, If some one Is up soon enough to count them, there la sure to bo at least a dozen men with guns going out (hat eighteen miles to wherever* It la. A1 G. Field’s Greater Minstrels camo to tha Grand yesterday for two per formances. matlneo and night, bigger, better and with richer variety In fea tures than ever before in their twen ty-three years' organization. The opening scene "The Fiesta of Flowers," Was truly a sumptuous spectacle, being not only novel in conception, but nec essarily costly In the richness of the costumes and the stage setting. In u different way "The Opening of the Campaign-—A Political Travesty,’• bur lesquing current national politics was A rich feature, causing the audiences to cry with laughter. A1 O. Field himself waa seen In this part In hla Inimitable take-off of the presidential candidates. The splendid voices and specialties were too numerous to men tion. The performance closed with a burlesque circus wh(ch was almost as good and a great deal funnier than the real thing. There were large audiences both at the matinee and night performances, that at night being one of the largest of the season. THE lyric. Notwithstanding strong counter attrac tions the attendance at the I.yrlc yester day waa good and every one seemed to appreciate the excellent blh that la be ing presented at that house Gilbert Barony, the man who la ex tracting laughs from everybody in the audience, will be remembered ty many of the older patrons ns having appeared h*re In many larger productions. Vador and Qulntarouw have nn nlr that goes Well. The fine dancing of Madame Qulntarouw Is of sneclal merit. Tha Kellys are getting their full sharo of applause. Baby Kelly is a wonder ns most everyone hat found out. . The bin Is well balanced and 1« enjoyed by every- M*. sonvllle Fla.. Monday night, the Florida Tlmes-union said: "Aubera Fra DIavolo was never pre sented to hotter advantage in tills city than last night, when the pretty opera was sung by the Manhattan Opera Com-, pany at the Duval Theater. The opera has been heard In this city many times but the general verdict of those who wit nessed last night'* production waa that It wa* the be*t ever offered to jocal theater goers. and when it Is considered that It has been sung on the local stage many times thla U auylng a great deal. "The title role was nung by Ous Vaughan and besides his handling of the role artistically vocally, he acted the part 1 to the full satisfaction of the audience which, by the way. was possibly the most appreciative of the present season. "Charles Fulton, always a favorite here, sung the role of Lorenzo, the captain of the guards. Mr. Fulton was last seen here as one of the leading member* of the Sergeant Kitty Company, which was 1 for him several encores. 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It cure* dandruff by killing . ... germs, and It kills them so'promptly that the moat skeptical give It their Grand warmest praise. doubt bo warmly wcl corned by'the lovers of all that I* good In miHodrama. "Human Hearts" Is bel yond question, one of tho strongest nnd fnoat interesting of plays $hat has ever Vtsltsd our city. The author belongs to that all too small group of dramatists. Who understand hod to reach the heart K IBd hold the attention of the audience. ■ "Human Hearts" he has constructed a plav that will never grow old. The prin ciple theme of the play is "Hope," and has not soma author written "Hope springs eternal In the human breast." "Hope." the one bright ray of sunshine that hreaka through and Illumines the Clouds of daspalr that almost overwhelm* E or "Tom Logan;" the "hope" of; a od. pure woman's love; the "hope" of ■ghter days; the "hope" of an honest man unjustly accused of crime, that the criminal will ba detected and Ills good nama restored. The author ha* handled his subject with consummate skill and esse that shows the true dramatic Instinct. The lo\*s Interest 1* all a* absorbing. The comedy element Is Introduced In such a way that It become* relevant to lha story, and the climaxes are worked out naturally and logically. ■ "Human Hearts" will be seen at the rand Frida; ' J ‘ ' Miss Hazel Davenport as Lady All Cash, one of the best parts in the bill, pleased from the time she made her first entrance until the final curtain. Claude Amsden and Walter Roberts as the bold, bad, bandits, had charge of the comedy work and It could not have been placed in better hands. Their appearance on the stage was the signal fon a "scream" and the Introduction of certain comedy into the parts that has never be fore been seen here made them the best bandits that ever trouped with DIavolo. "Tonight Martha will be sund and Judg ing from the manner In which the com pany was received last night, tha houso will be crowded." WHY HE DOES IT. 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And wo want every reader of The Telegraph to know that Parisian 8age la tho most delightful hair dressing In the world. It Is so pleasant to use. and Ita effect la so Invigorating and refreshing, that It pleases everybody And to tho ladles we wish to tmpha- site the fact that Parisian 8ase is the only hair "THE MERRY WIDOW." J It Is admitted that Mr. Henry W. 8av-l age. who Is without doubt the foremost producer of opera, both light and grand. In too English language, has the greatest sucres* of his career In 'The Merry Wid ow." the reigning operatic sensation of the world, which will be seen at the Grand soon- '1 suffered habitually from constipa tion. Doan's Regulets relieved nnd strengthened the howtla. So that they have been regular ever since."—A. E. Davis, grorr. Sulphur Springs, Tex. make tho hair grow fej luxurlnn* .fr/ soft am. beautiful The girl with the Auburn hair la on the outside package of every bottle of Parisian Sage. King & Ollphant sell it for 50 cents a large bottle, or you cgn get It direct, all express charges prepaid, from Giroux Mfg. Ca., Buffalo. N. T. GAN THE RECORDER TRY CASE AW HIMSELF? Judge Urquhart Charged With Failure to Pay His Street Tax. The mayor may preside at the re corderis court thla morning In one ape clal case. Recorder Urquhart was yasterday served by Detective Smith with a sum mons to appear before this court for failure to pay hla atreat tax. It seems Is ^making "special' arrangements ’tor the that the recorder fa subject to this — - ..-_w — street or commutation tax, and that he has failed to pay It according to the ordinances. It Is understood that he claims exemption, but th« officers say that they believe ha la over twen- MANHATTAN OPERA CO. Tho advance guard for the Manhattan Opera Company arrived In this city ye* Urday afternoon. This company or open, stars onsn a week's engagement at the Grand Theater Monday night. October 12. offering Auber'g "Fra DIavolo" for the opening opera. The Manhattan Opera Company comes tn this city endorsement of borh press n in Worcester. Mtsf-t Chariest ... _. a tut Jacksonville. It Is said to be a really excellent company, which is win ning nrslee for the scrupulous manner In which the members handle n beautiful repertoire of tha finest In the light opera tine. Manager Phillips, of the Grand Theater, making special arrangements for the engagement of the Manhattan Opera Company. An attempt will be made to kev* an Elks' night during the week In honor of one of the members of the com pany. 'Waller Robert*, who is a member of the local order of Elks.- Speaking about the opening performance In Jack- tm H-H-M llilfllll Leri, pete.; j. H. Donahue. V. Pres.; Jerome Harman, gee.-Trias. ■ BEDINGFIELD & CO., P. o. BOX 1W8. JACKSONVILLE, . FLORIDA. MAIL ORDER HOUSE MUMM’S EXTRA RYE 4 Full Quarts $ 8.60 12 Full Quarts $14.00 1 Gallon Jug , 8.20 T. B. R. WHISKEY "Sour Mash" 4 Fnll Quarts $ 3.50 12 Full Quarts $'9 50 1 Gallon Jug $ 3.20 BEDINGFIELD’S POP CORN WHISKEY 4 Full Quarts $ 2.95 12 Full Quart* $ 8.00 1 Gallon Jug $ 2.65 EXPRESS PAID ON ALL THE ABOVE GOODS We Are Sole Agents For Cook's Celebrated Beers WRITE FOR OUR COMPLETE PRICE LIST **+4 H+H- The Macon Coca-Cola Bottling Company ■ Cordially Invite You to Call and See Their Plant in Active Operation WEDNESDAY EVENING OCT. 7,1908. 7 to 10 O’clock Music Refreshments 474-476 Fourth Street LADIES ARE ESPECIALLY INVITED I Iceman or fireman or a memtor of the militia, and if there la any way for him to escape they do not know it. As the recorder can not try a case against himself tho mayor muat try tha case. The police are watching the outcomo of the case with no little !h- terest. Of course the recorder, If liable for this tax. would ’have paid It when due. but the officers could nQt resist the opportunity to give him a summons. TWO ALLEGED MURDERERS ARE LANDED BEHIND BARS HAZLEHURST, Ga. Oct. 6.—Sher iff W. H. Ellis landed Albert Oil- more and Isaac Walker In Jail here this morning, charged with the mur der of Charlie Wilcox, all negroes. One of tha negroes acknowledged that a load of buckshot from a gun In bis hands ended the life of the de ceased, but that it was purely acci dental. Superior court convenes In Jeff Da vis fifth Monday in November. 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 j to receive paper promptly next day, changes should be in by 5 o’clock. A. TILL JONES, „ _ Manager Circulation.! We Invite Your Accdunt. ;; Macon s New National Bank Under United States Supervision. Managed by large board directors, composed of sixteen successful repre sentative business men. Commercial National Bank E. Y. Mallary, Pres.; Cecil Morgan, V. Pres.; J. J. Oobb, V. P.; W. P. 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