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THE MAOON DAILY TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1908 HAT CHARACTER. Hats for men ought to have style-lines that combine gracefulness and strength. We can show you hate that have man in every line —that possess real character. Just name the price— IMPERIALS AT $3.00 FRENCH AT $4.00 STETSON’S AT $3.50 TO $5.00 FLEET TO RETURN TO SHIPS' PROWS WILL 'BE POINTED TOWARD VIRGINIA CAPES ON OCTOBER 22. FORTY-SIX CASES ALREADY ON THE ASSIGNMENT BOOK—RE TURN DAY ON OCTOBER 13. Good Jersey Butter Heretofore wo have been unable to supply the largo demand we have had for our butter, but now we have arranged with our shippers to send more. We have just received fresh shipment and all who like good Jersey Butter, should give it a trial. The price is only 30c per pound and never fails to please. Macon Cash Grocery Co. 670 Poplar Street. Phones 325—290. WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.—tlnlM. ths present plans of the navy department are changed the Atlantic battleship fleet will come home direct to Hamp ton Roads. The fleet, according t< the present plans, will remain two or three days In Hampton Roads for a grand review by President Roosevelt, then go to New York to remain flve or six days in order to give the men shofe leave. The fleet will then go to Guantanamo for target practice. Today’s statement was the first offl clal admission that Hampton Roads would be the destination of the fleet on Its arrival In the United States. The greatest consideration which In fluenced in the selection of Humpton Roads Is the almost unlimited amount ot anchorage facilities to be had there, though the question of climatic condi tions being more favorable at the Virginia port has had some weight, as also the less Important aentlmental one of having the ships return to the E lace whence they started on their >ng Journey. President Roosevelt Is expected to review the vessels nt Hampton Roads, which will comprise the greatest ag gregation of American fighting ships ever gathered at one point. Late reports from Admiral Sperry Indicate that notwithstanding their long trip, the ships of his command are in good shape, which will make it unnecessary for them to go Into dry dock immediately on their arrival In the United States. Many details In cidental to the return of the battleship fleet and their welcome home yet re main to be arranged, but all will be ready by February 21 when the grips’ prows are pointed towards the Vir ginia capes. Conditions at New York are more favorable for giving shore leave to the men of tho battleship fleet after their long stay aboard ship, and It 1 L this reason, ns well as to give the citi zens of the metropolis an opportunity to see the shl^s after their tour, that fhey arc to go there. When the superior court convenes for the November term. It is expected that one of tho heaviest dockets on record will await trial. Already there ore forty-six cases on the asplgnment book, and fully as many more will probably be filed between now and re turn day, which Is Tuesday, the 13th. Of the cases now on the docket the most important !• the suit of the Ex change bank receivers against the di rectors, which Involves over ft half million dollars. Over a score* of law yers will be engaged in the trial of this case, the majority representing the fourteen defendants. There have been thirteen petitions for divorce filed within tho last six weeks, the latest oneB being as fol lows: Lula McCook vs. A. J. Mc Cook, W. M. Smith vs. Addle Smith, Mrs. Jimmie Nelson vs. Q. L. Nelson, Mrs. Willie Sanderlln vs. J. F. Ban- dcrlln, J. P. VanVulkenberg vs. Pearl VanValkenberg. Two suits filed yesterday were those of George Iiurr and D. F. Paul, both directed against the Georgia Co-o atlve Fire Association. f , TODAY A. & P. . VALUES S Best PiUont Flour, a sack ... ,73c Uncodu Biscu't, 2 packages for 7c Best Granulated Sugar, 25-pound sack ..$1.33 P-Nnt Wafers, a package Do Larons, a dozen ... .llo Fancy A&P Klgin Butter, a pound ....30c Thin Arrowroot Biscuit, a package 8c Go'den Snaps, a package 8c Lady hungers, a package 7c A&P Pure Tomato Ketchup, $1.25 jug for ....90c White Beans, 2 pounds for ..)..7c Stuffed Olives, 15c size for 0c Pop Corn, 5c packages for 3c Dates, a package 7c Fresh Cleaned Currants, 1-pound package .... ....10c Cora Flakes, a package 7c Marshmallow Candy, fresh, a package 7c Grated Pineapple, 15c can ....10c Preson-cd Figs, 15c can ' ...,10c Raspberries, 18c can ....15c Tooth Picks, polished, 5c package 3c Snltana Corn, a can 0c Sultana Peas, a can ....11c Baked Beans, small can 4c Tonn Peas, a can 9c Tona Corn, a can 7c Matches, 1,000 for 4c Cut this out and order from it early. The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company * N. B.—Mail orders filled at these prices if ordered today. 1 Taks Hertford's Acid Phosphats Especially recommended for tho lief of obstinate Indigestion and nerv ous dyspepsia. Letter to Ben L. Jones, Macon, Ga, Dear Sir: Every house owner In Macon ought to know these facts: 1st. Every Job painted Devote takes less gallons than of any other paint 2nd. The paint that takes least gallons wears longest; always. We can’t help it. T9 u **_ tr “ , y F W DEVOE & CO S.—Birch Hardware Co. Sells our paint. Here is whero you can save money. Lumber Mill Blocks Redmond-Masseo Fuel Co. Phones 100 and 223. $100 Reward, $100. The readers of this pnper -will >Ieased to learn that there is at least ‘ disease that science has been ure in all its stages, and that *“ Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the oi Hall's CatMTh 1 up the constitution i arc in - rletors have i Address F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, hto. Sold by ftll Druggists. 750, Ta" tlon. ; by all Druggists. 75o. e Hall’s Family Pills for constlpft- AMERICAN LEAGUE BOSTON. Oct. 7.—The baseball season he visitors taking th tng hlte. ^ -Score: R.H.E 181 02102*—10 " ' Battrles—Cleotte and Donohue; Martin, Second game—Score: ' lladolphla 000 010 22— ? *6 800 000 00— 1 I _ Plank and Powers; Morgan WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.—Washington 1 gar - * **- Yor the first game going 11 Innings. John son outpltched Warhop In the first, while Wilson was knocked out In the second. First game—Score: FOR SALE A nice, new 6-room cottage, on shady side Johnson inmnS’ m oV rErk-ciiiLw game will be received at his establish- 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 Macon home; six rooms; easy terms; or will build house for purchaser »n good lot and give terms. $5,500.00 City home; two-story: all conveni ences; gas, hot and cold water; elec- trio switches throughout house. Terms if desired. 1*250.00 College street home. Jno. F. and W. Q. Cone, Real Estate, Insurance and Loans Phone 206. 607 Cherry St. ...oooBOfmoni— 1 10 ei^Xorg^^^r,..(KlO 000 000 00— 0 5 Batteries—Johnson and street: Warhop Time, 1:45. Umpire, Ev« ns. Second game—Score! R.H.E. „ ..000 08010*—• _ ork 002 001 010— 4 11 . -Wltherup and Street; WU NATIONAL LEAGUE PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 7.—Brooklyn was today defeated by Philadelphia In “ light hitting game, 4 to 2. Score: m Brooklyn ...,.....,..,020000000— 2 6 Philadelphia 102 00010*— 4 8 . Batteries—Grueger, Holmes and Dunn; Corrldon and Dooln. Tims, 1:82. pire, Lanlgan. this game marks the finish of the great est race ever put up by any teams for the pennant. It Is of exceedingly great In terest. and the details will be eaigerly and anxiously awaited by hundreds of local fans. no HAVE HEAVY DOCKET FOR INDIGESTION Police (®oupt Cute Jackson's Party, It must have been when she was piccanln. / that sho was given tl name or •’Cute." Be that as It may, Cuto Jackson was charged with a bad of disorderly conduct. Just why, comes out In the story. • Cute is the house girl for n family l the hill. Shq falls heir to the dresses of the young Indies of th household as fashion crentos nyv wrln Nervous women should profit by Mrs. Barton's experience with Lydia £. l’iukliam’s Compound, Mrs. Helen Barton, of 27 Pear son Street, Chicago, 111., writes to Mrs. l'inkluun \ ) •* l was all run-down, and on the verge of nervous prostration from overwork and worry, and 111 in bed, when I began taking Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound. After 1 bad taken it a week I commenced to get better. I continued Its use, ray nervous trouble disappeared, and I urn completely restored to health. I hope Lydia E. I'iukham's Vegetable Compound will benefit other women aa it baa me." * FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lydia K. Fluk- Imm's Vesctnlilo Onmpound, made Ever Since Then and that has been from the time I was n youth. I have been putting on Roofs. Installing Plumbing and renovating up stoves. JA8. C. GORMLY, Phone 531. 320 Third 8t. FOR RENT- wlll rent two donnectlng furnished nr unfurnished. i«i. or a oouplo without chll- ■R in two minute.’ w*jk to bu.l- nci. Of):lor. havf m> cIiDdrfn In th. hot!.., prtv.t. rr«M«r.: modern non’ren- 1mm: reference. fxrliOnffU, Aadre.. P. B. W.. cure Trlffraph. HEIMATH HALL snd women 28 women 15 rents. Oreskfast Mi 8 i Dinner 12 to 1:*n i - of-town shoppers, Southern Packing Co. Choicest Native nnd Western Ments. 620 Cherry St. Phone 351. MOVING? PHONE Jones Dray Line THEY WILL MOVE YOU. Residence Phono 549. MR. D00 GUNN is no longer with JONES, GUNN & JONES, and thla big hors® and mule FOR SALE FOR SALE—Gaa range used five months; very reasonable. 127 Bellevue FOR SALE elating of 7 .houses at 7 per cent. Will be glad to hav# you eatl < our office for one of our rent 11su. B. A. WISE 358 Second St. FOlt SAI.E-A v.ry drslrntilo hum. on Arlington Pl.ce, 7 room.: wide hall, and all modern Improvements. Appl> Stewart D. Jones, 420 Cherry at FOR SALE—A desirable home ArlInntoh~PIace! ,r 7 rooms! wide halls md all modern Improvements. Apply ~ “ 1. 410 C"—gm Stewart D. Jones, 410 Cherry at. SALE-—Combination portable pool 1 billiard table cheap. 871 Third at. N&. MONEY TO LOAN. I No. 555 Second at, 6-r 7. .11.81 No. 221 Duncan ave., 6-r.,..,... 20.00 No. 310 Duncan ave.. 5-r is oo No. 071 Oglethorpe St.. 5-r lt.oti | No. 298 Cedar at., B-r Jl oo MONEY TO LEND on real eatato. repay able monthly. J. J. Cobb, Commercial 4b Barings Bank. No*. 9 Montpella ave., Z-r.'ill! 17. 11, •tore a. FERRIS boneless bacon atrip, pig hams, smoked beef and tongues. Flournoy a. LOST No. 820 Seoond flt. ,880.00 No. 414 Fourth St..... 80.00 No. 462 Second *st. 68.00 No. 6C8 Poplar St.... 80.00 No. 403 Mulberry at. plain. engament ring with STRAYED OR STOLEN—Brown Scotch * j whf* * «... ..... .lg ..... -- will In the future be run by Mr. Jones and his eon, Mr. W. H. Jones. from roots and herbs, 1ms lieen the J* standard remedy for female ills, and has posit ‘-fitly cured thousands of women who have lieen troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulcera tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, Itackache, that bcar- ing-down feeling, llatulency, indigea- i lea Word OUR FINE Mocha A Java coffee roasted Hnd blended by expert will please you. Flournoy 1 *. klcs, nnd sho therefore evokes a feel ing of envy on the part of tho cooks and the washwomen of Tybce when ever Cute goes to visit her mar. Her mar Is not only the proprietress of an eating house, but sho stands next to tho pastor of her church. For this Suited, steamers Theodore Weems, Hall, Bultlniore; Onondaga,. Chiches ter, Jacksonville. tolling masses, lb transpired that Cute and her mar, Pot Jackson, decided that Cute’s stoak of finery was too ex tensive and too elaborate not to be shown and admired, and that they wanted wanted some excuse for show ing them off to the leas fortunate of their neighbors, nnd the beat thing for this purpose was to have a card parly —bridge whist, for Instance—same as the whlto folks and so the Invitations JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Oct. 7.—Ar rived, schooner Lennle E. Rlghter, Hankens, New York. Sailed, steamer Arapahoe, Kemble, New York. Have Yew Heard ef “Bcror* It Is a new soft drink Just being In troduced by Anheuser-Buscb. A spark ling. non-lntoxicatlng drink, made of the best barley, malt and hops. Guar anteed under the Pure Food and Drugs Act. and contains l*sa than one-half of 1 per cent. of alcohol by volume. Served at all pleasure resorts and were sent out by word of mouth, and as the Tybeeltcs were dying to see what Cute had, there was a big crowd at tho party. Tlldy Johnson Is one of the sights of Tybee. Sho weighs a ton, If sho weighs anything, and being fat sho Is sassy, never balking when It comes to saying what she thinks regardless of who’s who or what’* what. Sho was the first witness: "Jcdge, all I know ’bout hit Is dnt Pet Jackson gin er party an’ ax mo ter be dar anner wu» dar. Ever aonce Cuto gotter mlxln* up wld dem swell w’lte folkses on do hill, sho jlss cut her eye at ua po* trash an’ I alnt hnd anyt’lng ter 4o wldder much, no mo’n I could he’n. An’ as fur Pet, de groun* too dirty fur Cute ter walk on. Rut any how I goes ter de party. Dey had do pyarlor mightily fix up wld breshes an* flowers an’ vines an’ Pings til yor Pink yer In de woods. Do karryseno Ho lamp wux tu’n down low an’ do light wux sorter red Ink. an’ mek ever t’lng look red. W’en do cump’ny klm, dar wux Pet all dress up inner red skylrt anner w’lto shut walstes. an* Cute she dress up all in w’lte wilder big rose pinned onner her bress. Doy wuzrer bowin’ anner scrapin’ anner sayln’ Jlss ox sweet, 'so dee-lighted tor see yer dls ebe-nln—klm right In an' alnt dese hyere Octoby days de-light- ful an’ I hops yer mar Is well, an' Jlss tekker cheer over dar by de pecanner.’ Dar In de middle or do room wuxxer dinner table wot dey gwlnoter play kycords on, an’ over dar In de corndar dar wuxxer nudder tnble nil piled up wld apples an* llmmons an’ muscadines an’ bernannas nn' flowers. Hit did look real scrlmpshus aho. Atter w'lle Cute she say. ‘lemme sljjes’ dat de fua- tls couple ter play bridge w’lsk sot at de center table w’lle* wo look on.’ AH de time de cump’ny wuxxer lookin' right straight at do table In de comder wld de spples on hit. Cute shes'loc' Puss Crown an' Mix Passmo’ fur de fustls couple tor play kyeerds, nn’ dey sot down ter de table. Puss she say, 1 dunno nuffin’ 'bout dla w’lsk blxnlas. but ef yer gwlneter play de kyeerds glmmo er sebben-up han* an’ b« sho ter glmmo er Jack anner ten.' Mix Passmo', she didn’t wants ter let on lak she didn’t know nuffin’ 'bout de w’lsk so sho say, 'cose I inks w’lsk sometimes, butter sobben up good er< nuff ter pass do time erway.’ Every body seed Cute tu’n upper noso at dat. She flounce out’n de room an' Pet sho say, 'yer haster skua© Cuto kaso sho so used ter do w’lte folkses play dls- hyere w’lsk dat she Jlss kalnt bear tor see sobben up.' Jedgo, Iser Jlsser com mon nigger, raise In Tybee, an’ I doan stan* fur no puttln’s on lak dat Wan ner knowed dat Pet Jackson senco dnt daddy er hera ifcolo do cow, anner say, •Pet Jackson, wotclior wants ter do ter • Cute is ter tekker back In de kitchen an* spank de stuffin' out’n her. an' ef she wuxxer mine I’d dun frail summer dat swellnlss out’n her.’ Pet ihe say, •oh, w*y did Cute guv dls party? I tor her hit would win* up Inner fuss, dese Tybee niggers so Ignunt.’ Jcdge, Iser gwlneter tell yer do tnifc. Wld dat I grab er kokykoly bottle dat doy had ■ome flowers In anner gin Pot «r lick on de hald dat fotch do Juice. By dat time Cute sho klmmor runnln* In ter de room an' she scream out, ’alnt dat- ter shame ter hit mer po’ marl' Fo I could stop 'em. dem Tybeo niggers dun th’ow de flowers snd de breshes an’ evert'lng but de apples an’ de Hm- mons an' de bernannaa on de flo.' Don Cute she tu’n loose er nudder of dem swell screams, an* den de poKwcea klm, an’ dat all I know erhout de fust.’* Other wltneeaen told how the party broke up In a row, but after all nn one tparently was to blame except Tlldy _ hnson, and her story was so well told that tho case against her was dismissed, as was that against Cute whose agony of disappointment seem ed to be punishment enough. — „, , Advertisements under the heade of tion,dizziness,or nervous prostration. Wanted. For 8aie, For Rent, Lost Found, Whir Hnn’tvmitrv Uf Porsonal, Mleceilsneoue, Etc.. Inserted In Wny aon t you try 1C * this department for 1o per word for each AT M Dltilrlinm tn vitas nil stair ! “» ue * No nol,C8 wl11 b ® Inserted for lete Mrs, rllUUlMn 1I1\ ires mi RICK than ^5 cents. Remittance* of 51 snd Women to write her for ndvico,lees may be made in postage stamps. Blie 1ms guided thousands to tint— hot bath. We have old John Byars with us again. He lias 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 s good rub down. Ucultli. Address, Lynn, Mass. NORFOLK, Va., Oct. V.—Arrived, steamer Dundaa (Br.), Savannah. NOTICE TO OUR CU8TOMERB. Wo are pleased to announeo ths: Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colde nnd lung troubles Is not affocted by tho National Pure Food and Drug law ns It contains no ophites or other hnrmful drugs, and we rocoinmond It as n naf© remedy for children nnd adults. II. J. Lamar A Co., near Fourth National Bank, agents. ATTEND WASHINGTON MEET ATLANTA. Ga., Oct. 7.—H. Warner atdania. ua., uci. 7.—*i. Warner Hill nn«l Fuller 8. Callaway, members of the state railroad commission, and Geo. F. Montgomery, eeoretary of that body, are In Washington, D. C.. attending a meeting of the National Association of Railroad Commissioners. Mr. lilll is on the program for one of the addresses. For coal, wood or lumber blocks call -headquarters. Redmond-Massce Fuel Co. Phones 100 and 223. RES6AN TO HEAR NEAL CASE ATLANTA, Oa., Oct. 7.-Judge R. W. Freeman, of Newnan. who presides In the Cowpta circuit, and Judge E. J. Rea gan, of McDonough nnd the Flint circuit, have been named by Oov. Iloke Smith to alt on the court of appcnln bench In the hearing of the cases ngulnst B. H Thornton nnd W. K. Mnnry, growing out of the Nea| hunk failure. Tho cases \ FOOTBALL. At. Cambridge—Harvard, 18; Bates, 0. ‘ Princeton—Princeton, 21: Btevens. 0. Annapolis—Navy, 22; 8t. Johns col- lege, 0. so ft drlak i of Cabot* sod CAP8Ui.tS. 8iTm H. J. LAMAR A CO. lareon, or by mall fro... Tarrant Co., 44 Dudeon ot.. New York. Cheery et.. Mercon, or by mall from Tne SHIPPING NEWS SAVANNAH. Ga.. Oct. 7.—Arrived, steamer City of Memphle. Dreyer. Boston; schooner Ella M. Willey, Bond, Philadelphia; William Naeley, Holm. Newport. Railed, steamer Parthian, Berry, Philadelphia. NEWPORT NEWS. Oct. 7—Ar. rived, eteamer Cayoeoto (Br.), Savan, nah. CHARLESTON. B. C.. Oct. 7.- rlred, ataamer George Pyman (Br.), Gaines, ifemburg; schooner Bayard Hopkins, Hopkins, Lewes, Delaware, WANTED WANTED—Table boarders, also furnished room for rent. Apply In person to 657 rium st., between FIret and Becond. ■and stenographer; ence; now employed; good F*Mon t changing. "Change," care Telegraph. EXPERIENCED stenographer slllon. P. O. Box 677. IN THE STORE WH will display today magnificent peaohea, pears, grapes, and thoso famous ’’Ordaway cantaloupe*— pink meat." Flournoy’e. . Jr at No. 287 Carling WANTED—$8,000 to $6,000; ample real estate security; will pay 24 per cent yearly. "Finance," care Telograph. EDAM, pineapple, brick, llmburgtr and f enulne Imporled HwIhh cheese*. Phones and 488, J. n. Whitehead. WANTED—Roomers and table boarders. 116 Washington ave. iths. Phone 1067. n noaruern, and cold carpets and furniture. WANTED—Occupants for one room, ta ble board! all modern conveniences: terms reasonable.. Mrs. B. T. Btewart. 11$ Park Place, Phone 2866-L. WANTED—Shorthand Is the greatest help to a position. Stanley's Business Col lege has placed 15 students In good pay — *- — —'“-'n tni altlons In Macon alone within weeks. Enter < —JlfdofL Joe. Phone 2412. Ite on back of neck; name Real let ate, Insu ranee, Loan* No. 353 Third at. Phone 77 MISCELLANEOUS LOOK here gentlemen, how about that CUT ROSES from which to make selec tions of varieties for later plant. ~*"“* Is, Ce— choicest sorts, come and Chaa. N. Woodruff, florist. Fifty Minton, who Is leaving th* «Ky. This •lac* hae seven rooms and two large tails. It has every modern conven ience and >■ elegantly fitted through out with oablnet mantela If you are the market for a home do not over look this. IT IB TO YOUR INTEREST and good for us to have you call and see the numer ous good things to eat "handled cleanly," MINTON-MORGAN CO. FREBII lot of aauer kraut, Imported dill pickles and Holland mllchner herring. Oscar Bradley. EDAM, pineapple, brick, Umburger and genuine imported Swiss cheeses. Phone 716 and 468. J. B. Whitehead. Real Estate. aaw 41* Cherry Street. ’Phoms PERSONAL. Abel Dray Line. VOToi EDAM, pineapple, brick, llmburrer and P nulno Imported Swiss cheeses. Phones nnd 468, J. B. Whitehead. puwwnwi. import olive oil. Flournoy's 'EM EAT sr liradli In bulk 12140. per pound, COME BEE new Roses. Wellesley. Etolle de France, Pres. Hinlth and Galnshor- igh. They should be in every choice ifler” coflection. Chaa. N. Woodruff, florist. FOUND FOUND—If tn need of a hors* and cow OUR OWN HOME-MADE pure Jellies snd Jams; Mrs. Jemleon'a famous pre served flga now on sale. Flournoy'r WANTED—Salesmen to sell our guaran teed oils and paint*. Experience un necessary. Extremely profitable offer to pany. Cleveland. Ohio. IF YOUR roof leaks call on 0. T. Doug in: all metal roofs repaired or painted. 672 Poplar at. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Second floor, Wadley Investment Co. Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, Grand Building, Phone 627. FOR RENT Store, 414 Poplar BL. three floors and cellar, $88.60. 428 Carling Ave., 6 rooms, 125.00. Two-story brick store, corner ex press office alley and Fourth St., next to union depot, Immodlato possession, 176.00. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light Very desirable two-story house, 878 Orange street, nine rooms and bsth. Toilet each floor and servant’s house In rear, $60.00 per month. ill conveniences. IMione 111 FOR RENT—One unfurnished front room, upstairs, corner High and Orange. Tel ephone 8878. Six room resldonco on Hardeman avenue, Vlnovllle, for ealo to party for home—$4,000.00. Lot 70x210 on best section of Sum mft avenue, North Highlands, shady Hide of street. Prlco 81,100.00. Can arrango terms on this lot. FOR RENT—147 Ross rark, opposite Mt. de Bales. * rooms, 2 hath*, all conven iences, stable In rear. Stephen B. flhlpps. THE MOST magnificent stock of every thing good to oat. Flournoy’s. Many people tuner i.tin bioud Hoi* son and don’t know it. H.«d Symp. tom, Eatlly cured by S. 0. 0. if you have aches and pains In bones back 7 or Joints, Itching, Scabby Skin blood feels hot or thin; Swollen Glsnds' Bluings, or Bumps on tha Hkln. Horo Throat or month, falling hair, Plrnplna or offensive eruptions, Cancorous Horn, Lumps or Boro* on Lips. Face or any par t of in* body. Rash on Hkln, are run down or nervous; ulcere on any part of th« body; TAKt BO. PANIC QLOOD CALM (O. O. B.) t Guam. ANTteo to curt oven tho worst ed mo»( dc*.*-**at*o eases. B B. ». drfiB mr ■spss>8 i unisonous nuttier irom tne system '„S» , tlnod of pure, rich blo£| SMg .7- ...in aurficr. In thl. ...... u.' 11 / oulciilV' hViui'j"'"„'d cured, completely changing the entire hn<ly Into a clean, healthy condition Thousand* of eseea of Byphllltlo iii#x><i X'TV'n* TO ■BWrfi vnor system neotia. in * S* f„°UL CATARRH. cases are nulcklr cured by Botanlo Blood ,h - * nJsA , CO,n CUR«t ITCHING ECZEMA, S Watery blisters, open, Itching sores ot all Inds. all leave after treatment with B B., because there troubles are caused * r. J Bnl.nH Mrl.lli. ■ tl II eores and stops'the’ltchtn! forever. It I* wonderful how B. B. |j cools the blood—how qub-kir the Dimple and lumps disappear whllo In their p]a©i M. gives a smool the red hue «.f pure. —* blo^— BOTANIC Is pleasant and sal pure Botanlo |n?ri.. enriches the blood. OD B, fe to takej corn^nc4 < BALM (O. HVPNMPWEv take; ■ tanlo |n?redlente. itL. ... ‘ BA MPLES ITtEE by wrltlnaniood Itslm Co., Allan. IS. Ga. SOLD nY DRUGGISTS, of **nt by exprea*- $1 PKR LARGE ROTTLE, with complete dlrectlona for homo cure- FOR RENT—On# large furnished front room, $1.00. No, 760 Third at. FOR RENT—Two rooms and hall for storage purposes only, cheap; particu lars on request. H. J., care Telegraph. FOR RENT—Thren or four rooms for fight housekeeping. No. 610 New Mt.; no ob- Jectterta to children. QUEEN OLIVES In hulk; something very fine. Oscar Bradley. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room, eloee in, every modern convenience. 478 Mul berry, Carling’s Flats. FOR RENT—North Hats, No. 171 Orange st., first floor, 130.00. FOR RENT—Bevan-room house, 414 Cal houn st. Apply J. C. Dumas, 174 Ogle thorpe st. V rot« M yiENT— Pufnlihrf room. Cali FOR RENT—Stalls In Turk Hotel stable. Apply Mrs. B. L. Hendrick. Dark Hotel. FOR RENT—Three connecting rooms and large Im.11 on first floor. 258 Washing ton avenut. FOR RENT—Five-room cottage Beach ave., Napier Heights; eltr water. Ap- nlv L. A. Thorpe, Fourth National Bank SIX-ROOM cottage, corner Ash and Tel fair, -116! Elm St.: 769-766-912 Ash at. 8. L. Harts, corner Orange and For syth ste. FOR RENT—Two choice apartments. Nevaro Flats; lights, watfr. heat furnished. Apply at office Leon B. Dure, Fourth National Bank Bldg. 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. FOR RENT—Two A1 ground floor office* In Washington block; steam heat nnd Janitor, nil conveniences. Apply to Ma con Savings Bank. FOR RENT—On# warehouse on Sixth st, fronts side track. Apply Park Hotel. POn BENT OB BAI.E—New. modern I- room coitag*. Lynn Are., Vlnevllle: will sell cheap. Arthur H. Harris, 313 Vlnevllle Ave, . possession October 1st. FOR SALE WADLEY INVESTMENT GO Grand Building, Phone 627 FOR RENT. Storage space. 88x207 and 79x89 wltn Southern Railroad track facilities In English Compress building; also apace 176x175 under shed suitable for lumber storage or mill purposes. Stores. Immediate Possession, No. 4T>1 Cherry *tre« ‘ N". r.'il Mwlburry n»rent. HI ore. Newinsn bldg.. First st G04 und LOG Fourtti htreet, with R. R. — very desirable for any track facllltlei Possession October 1. Otmufgoe. Office of Postal Telegraph Company; very desirable offh-e lucailon. DWELLINGS. 6-room dwelling, 457 New Ht I -room dwelling, Ross, 1 near Ash st •room Cottage, Lynn ave.. Vlnevllle. For Hit of every class of real esta for sal*, or Information about loans and to be mad* on real estate, call at phone to office Graijd Building. $20,000 to loan on Improved Real Estate at 6 to 7 per cent, according “ amount and location. H. HORNE, Real Eetate, Ineuranee and Leans. Phone 454, Farms for Sale $2,250.00. 10344 acres, three and a half miles fro mRoberta. Large nuantlty of line pine, 11,260.00. second growth ] some 50 scree In Bibb County on main public road, elx mile* out, close to school ant* church; plenty of running water and nlc Improvement*, which could not. be re placed for $l,k00.00; w# eell for $2,250. The Georgia Loan & Trust Company -c >46 Mulberry Street, For Rent DweHInge. 278 Orange st., 00 , 80.00 Geo. B. Turpin Sons $6,500 FOR SALE ^ too—A very attractive cottage cm ewe ot the ntoeit streets In Vtaevfltei largo lot, stable, nnd all cuirm* iencee; 6 rooms. II,860—Property In splendid cotjdWlofv —h renting tor $16.00 per month, and no city taxes to pay. Good la- month; tilts property has Just been put in good condition, and will yield a splendid Investment. We hnve $15,000.00 to lend on good property at 7 and $ per cent. Murphey & Taylor Real Estate, Loans and Insurance ' PHONE 207 Citizen’s Nat’l Bank Building Why Pay Rent ? Money 5 Per Cent We will buy you a lot and build you a house and allow you to pay for It at tho rat© of $7.60 per month, with 6 per cent Interest on every 51,000.00. and give you 10 1-2 years to pay for It. ws will buy you a farm and put you on it and allow you to pay $90 00 per year on every $1,000.00 borrowed, with 5 per cent elntplo Interest, giving you 10 1-2 years to pay for It. The Standard Trust Co. WANTED j FOR SALE i-fA . One splendidly Improved plantatlea near Macon; very best condition; weeM moke grand country home. Tmrmc la various localities, lumber land*, vaaaat lote In different parts of city. Several Improved city lots that pay well oa In vestment*. JONES REAL ESTATE AGENCY GREENE . “ibb « 1109. Libel for Diva Term. 1.... — . _ STATE OF GEORGIA. Bibb County^>e Avar Jessup, Greetln be sad You are hereby l appear at superior oourt to be held In and for said county on the (lret Mon day In Fobniary next, then and there ta answer to the plaintiff's nctlon for a divorce, ns 1 the court will proceed ru appertain. Witness the Honornbl# W. H. Felton. Judge t'f *a!d court, this 7th day or •tooer, 1908. It, F. HUNTER, Deputy Clerk, Bibb Superior Court. istlce shall NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Subscribers changing their residence, please send orden for change of address to the office or phone 76. Changes will be made at once. In onbr | to receive paper promptly next day, changes should be in by 5 o’clock. A. TILL JONES, v „ Manager Circulation,