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r * THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IS, 190S Have You Thought That almost any day you may find the need of an Overcoat? Have you bought it? If not—let us show you today the styles and patterns which the best tailors of the country have produced—and men who know have pronounced “correct.” $15.00 to $40.00 ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY M Its Darkest Just Before Dawn ” Just beeauae you are liown on your luck today, don’t bemoan Cat* and *ob over It Oat out and huatla. Keep a atlff upper Up'and keep on hustling. Guard against future 'low tlda" In your fineness by aavtnr; a part of today** Income. No man cap tall whot tlia fu ture may bold for him and It'a up to avery man to prepare for tha unlooked for—"In ttma of pcaoa prepara for war'*—In time of planty uve far hard time*. Wa j ny • per cent compound Interaat. Wa l<*#n money only on FI rat Morttaaa Real Kalata aacuritlea. THREW LIGHTED LIP AT THE LASS HE LOVED But Hla Aim Was Dad and It Mlastd Her, Result of a Fit of When Will Calhoun threw a lighted lamp at the, h*ad,j»f Morris, hla EQUITABLE BANKING & LOAN CO. fGeo. A. Smith, Pres. Macon, Ga. BPEOIAL NOTICES JESSE B. HART Fuaeral Director L*4y A«t*tant Private Ambulaaoe Pmonal Attrition Given All Beninese. Offieo Phono 46T Roeidr-eo Phono 7GO i. a Pur.I.y. L.mi, OUy. PURSLEY & OLAY, UNOBOTAKEn*. Alw.y. open. >11 tut •<( Mulbury (I. una.rt.klns hou,« 41%. Pr.p.r.H to Ord.r, “ an short WANTED, LAND. The Prison Commission Invite* offer# for Urge trad# of land. The Prison Com- mission of Georgia Invited offers for the lease, with opt km t«» purchase, of tracts «>f land in dlderent aaetlons of tha stats; t«> It five ttiouiuind acre* f« ona body. l‘*« nbe quality of land, tlmhar, water end mRroad fantlttles, and stata terms ot lm Be for five years, and prtoo if pur cU tuk rmgo?Tnommiaioit of oa„ Atlanta, tla. Is society will prosecute cases of -lo&dlaff. weuadtnc, starving. or € ‘— unfit einimals. and other cases of to animals, reported to It. HUOlt V WASHINGTON. Fra ONE SOLID WEEK Beginning Monday. October 18th. hlattnees Tuesday. Thursday gad Sat urday. The Manhattan Opera Co. Under the manafement of Mr. Ilaht. H. Kan*. Marine, today -"Fra Dlavoto." Tonight—"Martha." Wedneadajr Nl*ht—Tha Mlkade" Thursday Matinee—’Martha.” Thursday Nfht—The HokpmUn OJrt.” The beet opera company aver la tha South. * PRICES—Matinee, all seats 25c. Night, 26c. 35c and 60c. Seats now on sale at tha Grand. THE LYRIC REAR DOOR LEFT OPEN AND CIGARS ARE GONE dome Thief % Had an Easy Time Rebblng This 6tore. . v Testerday It waa discovered that the rear door of the produce house of Henry Pratt, on ropier street, was opeo. Ae It waa known that Henry was In the country, and had left the. store to take S r* or Itself during hla absence, Officer hneon wee eent to Investigate. The door waa open as reported, and the ■tore locked aa though some one had been In and taken away nearly all the stock. Kverytclgar had been taken out of the ahuwoasee, and the etock or flour looked aa though It had been greatly depleted. On<a before entrance Into the store was effected In the same manner. A R Unk had been ripped of the high rear Nice and the window broken Into. On that occasion a lot of cigars wero taken. lamp struck the .wall t Into a fhougatul llttlo pieces, a peck or which were scraped up and shown In court. Tide waa mads known on tha trial of Will Calhoun for dlsordtily conduct at the recorderla court yesterday morn ing. It alro came out that Calhoun, In a jealous nt. had gotten mad with Mnrhy, and on going to ner house — and the It alro came out that Calhoun, In ■ lit. had gotten mad with Marhy, ... going to ner house on Saturday night, h* tried his best to kill her, ac cording to the statement made by her, even going so far as to break up every dish lii th« house and all the Margy charged that on a prevlc _ slon. during one of his tantrums, he had broken her leg. . . \ Calhoun did not deny the lamp-throw ing episode, hut the Idea of ever having broken her leg waa preposterous. It was ah old break, he said, and she had no business to make out that It waa a fresh break. lie was lined 180. Had a Clofe Call. Mra. Ada L. Croom, tha widely known proprietor of the Croom Hotel, Vaughn. Mlnsi says: “For several months I suffered with a severe couth, and consumption seemed, to have Its grip on mo. when a friend recommend- «‘d Dr, King's New Discovery. 1 be gan taking It, and thren bottles ef fected a complete euro." The fame of this life saving cough and cold remedy and l\ing and throat healer la world wide. Hold at all drug stores. 50c and •1.00 Trial bottle free. SUIT FILED FOR FORTY THOUSAND tfsnry Waterman Against Mrs. Hen rietta Waterman, Administratrix— Also 8ult far Twenty Thou sand Instituted, Suit for 140,000 by Henry Waterman vs. Mrs. Maurice Henrietta Water man, administratrix, at a!., was filed In the clerk's office a few minutes before closing hour yesterday after noon, and the papers were given to Sheriff Robertson for Immediate ser- vlos upon the various defendants. Today Is the last return day In the superior court for the November term. Not only will minufacturem and cotton mill men. but the public gen erally. will he Interested In tho out come of the suit for $20,111.70 yostor- day Instituted against the I. H. Lane Company by tho Willingham Cotton Mills, of this city. Property of the Central of Georgia Railroad, agents for the defendant, to the amount of the suit, has been attached, and will lie held by tho court pending the set tlement of the case. Tho Willingham Cotton Mills allege that the J. II. Lane Company con tracted to buy <41.000 yards of duck nt 22 cent* ner yard, and that only 220.366 yards were purchased. Tho suit la for the profit cf five cents per yard on the remaining 417.634 yards. Attorney John P. Ross represents the Attorney . plaintiff. Suit on a promissory note for lit, 026 was entered against William Wolff by S. Guthman yesterday. Another suit filed In the superior court yesterday was that of the Wil liams Buggy Company against the Central of Georgia Railway. Tho po- tloners allege that the raising of m roadbed In the Godfrey district by the defendant company caused, and con tinues to cause, an overflow of water upon the occasion of every rain, said overflow entering a manufacturing es tablishment of the oHdntlfT ahd doing dimage In the sum of $4,000. Suit for divorce on the grounds of cruel treatment has been filed by Car rie Knight ngainst Frank Knight. CIRCUS EMPLOYE IS ILL AT THE HOSPITAL Trombone Player With Gentry Broth ers' Shows Seized With Pneu monia Hsrs Yeeterday. A gloom was cast over the band staff of the Oentry Urothcrs’ Shows yes terday by the sudden serious Illness of ono of Its most popular'members. Mr. William Mason, who was taken to the Macon City Hospital for treat ment. It was discovered yesterday morn ing that Mr. Mason, who Is a trom bone soloist of much reputation, was very 111 with pneumonia. He was sent to tho hospital at the direction of Mr. Frank Gentry, who also de tailed an employe to remain here os company for the alck "trouper.” Busy—DrinK Business men find this pure, delicious drink wonderfully refreshing and bracing in hot weather. It overcomes fatigue and exhaustion. Keep it in the office and it will keep you fit for work. The Original Pure Food Drink, Guaranteed under U. S. Government Serial No. 3813. At all grocers, 5c. a bottle, At soda fountains, 5a a glass. Beware of imitations. NOTICE TO OUR CU8T0MERS. Ws ars pleased to announce tha: Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung troublss Is not afTccted by the National Purs Food and Drug law as It oontalns no opiates or'other harmful drugs, and we recommmd It as a safe remedy for children and adults. II. J. Lamar & Co., i Fourth National Bank, agents. veteran of tha civil war who lost foot at Oettyaburg, says: "The good Electric lilt ter a have done Is worth more than flv* hundred dollars to ms. 1 spent much money doctoring for s hsd csss of stomach trouble tu little purpose. I then tried Ktrctm Rut.-re and they rured me. 1 now ink* them as a tonic, and they keep me strong and well." lOe at all drug -dorse. : THIS OKRA CROP NOW READY FOR STRIPPING COINS BACK 70 WORK IT 0. S. & F. Bight Put on Yesterday, and Mars Will Bi Put Back on ft First. THE MACHINE FOR THE WORK WILL BE IN OPERATION next week: The Georgt* Southern A Florida rail road, so It waa made known yesterday, haa put eight men on In the r'inf depart ment. end will perhaps put on more tntn » the first of November. Rome rime ego when the men were laid Off from these shops. It wae stated by the general officers In Mae,m that they would be pat back la a short Urn* Just aa noon aa the buetneee Would war- rent. It would now seem that business la now tdiVlng up some, and It may be that iwfore long an tb# men that wars laid ■it wi | he back at the ahope and sa full Hosne of KEFINED VAUDEVILLE. A machine for stripping and prepar ing for use the okra grown by Mr. John T. Moors for paper manufacture, will be received one day this week and will probably be In operation tha coming week. Mr. Moors has one hundred tcras of the okra planted, and It la now ready for the machine. A large quan tity of k has been out so as to be ready to feed Into the mschtns as soon as It Is set up. As has been stated, the stalk of-the okra oontalns the ttber used In the paper-making, and for many othor usee The wood for paper-making seems to be growing scarcer and scar cer. and the paper maker* have been looking for a substitute. Experiments show that tha okra furnishes the best and cheapest of all the substitutes. Mr. Moors planted the one hundred acres merely ss an experiment as to how It can be grown In this section. Should It prove successful and the ma chines for stripping it can be had. It Is probable that next year he will plant several thousand sores In the okra Sa great Is the advancing coat on paper that the statement was made on good authority recently that the newspapers of the country would be compelled to cut down the else of their pages. Tklf iwould necessitate less reading matter as the else of the type would be reduced In proportion. FEDERAL COURT WILL CONVENE NEXT MONTH | First Session Has Already Been Held in the New Federal -Building—. Heavy Criminal Docket GAUMONT'• ANIMATED PICTURES er set. recently ronflded Te IdW a|i friend* the **■ ret her vxtraerdiiMry facial loveMnese. TV# secret couhj r.n remain one long, *r.d ccoe’.p in «w *. • cirri*s tell# as that this vqunr*warn*i I had bden greatly annoyed »■> .... I brown treeldes. whhn -• Mtnstrtv | fled removal until ah# Wee me a user oT 1 Nadia ot* Facial Groom. With Its aid. Mad eauy q richly aad «ost!v - * ‘Illr blemlsheo. but i l .ant»h« -l ti.«uaatfhur blemish**. but ■ waa also rejoiced to find her akin left is ■ every way more beautiful than before- ■ healthy. Oar. aptt and velvety, with all ■Nnr. soft HHOTHUPMMP ItkalNMNi Ms sstslda I fits Haase st petim rnwglrrijm. NodtnoU Cream Is sold to ovary kWh ileal drug store, We. and 11 the r ^ i mm J Although the regular October term of tho UoltM 8uTot court was con- VOW, on tho #r»t d«y of tho month— It bolnt tho llr.t oouloa held In tho no* fttlrr.L hulldln,—court will not bo ncttnly rnxncoj nntll tho mtddl. noxt month. Junto Spoor ha* n- tumoj from Aluha ann U no* at Mount Airy, but will bo In Macon la tho aaat tew wools. A hoary criminal dockat avail, tho ovular aooalon of court, thorn bartas boon aa unuauatly lup miabar or wr—ohlnofh caua.it durtnr tho last fow month*, other cairn on dookrt relate to tho notation* of tho portal regulation,. < IS PREPARING FOR FAIR MORE MOTORMEN AND CONDUC TORS HAVE BEEN ENGAGED- ALL CARS WILL BE PRE88- ED INTO SERVICE. Aelde from laying additional track at tho grounds, the Macon Street Rail way Company Is making full prei motormm and conductors have been employed, end It la likely that the force will be atilt further, augmented. At the barn repair work le being push ed and when the fair open* every available car will be pressed Into ser vice. It Is planned to operate a sched ule of a car for every two minutes on th# Central City Park line after the fair le In progress. A new departure with the railway company, and one that goea Into ef fect this week, will be the require ment of all lnapectora that they wear caps and uniform*. Heretofer inspec tor* have been allowed to attire them- ■elves In clttsens’ clothing. MISSIONARIES LECTURE HERE THIS AFTERNOON Dr. and Mra Joel B. Ross Return From 8tay in Cores—Are ths Quests of Mra Robert Howard. “SIGNALS STOLEN” SAYS WH BLAKE Mercsr Football Leader 8tates That Florida Eleven Was Tipped Off Saturday by Unknown Person. LORRAINE HELD ON CHAR6E PASSING BAD PAPER ATLANTA. Ga, Oct. 12.—J. W. Lorraine, arrested In Mobile a week or two ago on the charge of passing fraudulent paper on several local banks, was brought to Atlanta today, and placed In the Tower to await trial. His bond has been fixed at $5,006. Long Life WUbout Meat PBNN8BURG. Pa. Oct 12.—To tho fact that she never ate meat Mrs. Han nah Benner, who lives near Chestnut Hill, and who will bo SS years old on November 1. attributes her long life and her remarkably good health. She has rarely been 111, and at the present Ums Is vigorous In body and mind. She Is able to do any kind of household work, and delights to walk to Emaus to visit *T have positive Information that tho signals used by th* Mercer football team were tipped off tfl tho University of Fldrlda eleven before the game last Saturday, and L together with other officials of the college, am making de termined effort to apprehend tho guil ty party,"- says Coach Frank dUoke. Coach Blake Myi that before the first half was over he plainly naw that the Florida players knew as much about his signals aa ho did hlmaelf, nnd that they were playing according ly. Bines It Is absolutely out of rea son to believe that the Mercer players _ students would have done such a thing. It Is thought that some person has watched the local eleven at prac tice for the purpose of learning the ■Ignats. As Is well known, the Mercer team practices daily on Tattnall them." making the patches* end doing all Square and It la an easy matter for | the other work Involved. Besides this an observant person, one familiar with , she has dons much othse sswing. * * “ ‘ - '"i* Is the widow of Samuel J friends and then walk home again. The dlstauca la about three miles In each di rection. Speaking of har belief In vegetarian ism. she said nhe had never eaten meat because she believed her health was much batter than it would have been had ahe made a practice of having meat on the table. Mrs. Benner devotes much time to making quilts. Since the beginning of this year she haa finished seventeen of The Empire Electric Co. Successors to 8*ngleton-Mountford Electric Co. Now under management of WILLIAM 3. MOUNTFORD, JR. Efficiency, Competency, Promptness Everything Electrical by Electrical Experts Office 614 Mulberry St. (Pythian Castle). Phone 117. Roaldenee Phone 184 The various missionary societies of the city. Irrespective of denomination, will be addressed In the auditorium of the First street Methodist Church this afternoon at 3:8$ o'clock by Rev. and Mra, Joel B. Ross, returned mission aries from Corea. Dr. and Mra. Roai arrived In Ma con yesterday and will be ths guests of Mrs. Robert Howard during their stay hers. They are well known In this city, bavins visited hero before. A large audience of mission workers ars expected to hear their addresses on ths advance of Christianity in Co delicious non-intoxicating feever- pcepared ©f the bert Malt and r Contains no chemicals cr pre- ._Uons-d*'.i*htful in taste and healthful la effect. Can be sold at soda funatalna aad all rlncna where eeft drinks are served without a United States. Revenue license, hsenuee It con tains lens than ene-hnlf ef I per cent. m iTh* product of footbdIL to learn ths llgnals used by the team, and It la almost certain that this malicious method was employed. Coach Blake as3*a that whenever hla men tried a forwaTtJ pass, canter pas* or end run, thetr opponents wero in thorough readiness to block or thwart tho trick. Dsapits this disadvantage the Mercer eleven scored a decisive victory. A, B.& A, MAY OPERATE MOTOR CARS ON “THALLMAN SHORT” nRTJNSWCK. Go., Oet 11.—Ths re turn of Supt Smith of ths Atlanta, Bir mingham and Atlantic from an Inspec tion of gasoline motor cars at Saarcy. Ark., la of special Interest to ndhniad men since aa the result of the trip, the Atlanta. Birmingham and Atlantto will not put on the motor cars this winter between this city and Thallmon aa had been anticipated. • . The cars seen by Mr. Smith, while _ success on a line of about four miles, are not adapted for such service os would b« required ©n tb* Atlanta. Birmingham and Atlantic for abort dlririona and for the Thallman run by which every Sea board train would be met at the Junction point thus giving Brunswick tho ad vantage of the through schedules of that B> Th* Searcy car ban .lies about eight* passengers, has but ono compartment and n»t no provision for baggage. Tho Offi cials are, however, on the lookout for a new type of motor ear. which U promised during the winter. This car. It Is sold, will be larger than any now In use and will bars compartments for both races In addition to provMon for twenty pieces The mm now In use make on average •peed of thirty mttaa. an hour and in ca.«es of emergency con be handled safe ly at even a greater sj>e-d. Ths Atlanta. Birmingham end Atlantic has maintain- «d train service between Brunswick and Thallman since the fin# was opened, practically at a continual loea so fur is certain trains ttl MM«eA. The fre- quest delay* durtr * the winter ms sen of tho Seaboard- tourist trains has kept the Boe Ltne service disorganised as a It - . tended that artth a gasoline passenger car. such as are bring used «n many df the western roads, every stabooed train cosld he met without t»- terfertng with the regular schedules of the See lias. The taw operating cost ooaptsd wtvh ths fact that the addition of two to four extra trips*a day would roet practically nothing, has appealed to the head# of the operating department Who died In 19inS. tiha \ya» a Miss Wet- kel. and was born In V **"*— tewnshtp on November I, Berber, is Wei- Milford CARLTON Arrow collar, that tries neither thumb, tie nor temper ^gSBSm Oldest Whisky House in South ESTABLISHED 1881 .1171 •61.66 OLD SHARPE WILLIAMS. Pure fine old Ryh, by the r ilon II. Of full quarts .....At,5# Express prepaid. QEORQE J. COLEMAN. Pure Pennsylvania Asa, rich and mellow, by the gallon full quarts Express prepaid. ANVIL RYE. Pure and substantia! fast. Ily whisky, by the gallsa.,6(.|6 4 full quarts .13.6* Express prepaid. OLD POINTER CLUB OORN. Rich and mellow, by ths gallon IM0 4 full quarts .*...$1,60 Express prepaid. OLD GEORGIA CORN Direct From Bonded Warehouses and Old. By the canon a Mji Four full quarts WJI Express prepaid. for price list and cats > your purchases. ■ QEORQIA. Bibb County—will be sold before the courthouse door In Biob coun ty during the lec&l hours of tale on the first Tuesday in November, nineteen hun dred ar.d eight, to the highest bidder for cash, the following described property, to-wtt: Two (3)_Le«t<ta upright Grand rlano*. One (1) Webster Electrical PlaiMX Bald property JfvlM on ms the property of F^rie Widgeon to BgXBQr tfh execution issued from city ccurt of Ma con. Ribh ta favor of C-.jL Oar- Ethel Lov*. VrineffAl. and E*&!e widgeon aad Henry K»H>r ***>..- titles. H. C. ROBERT. TMMit* Shtriff. Ttris Ith day-of October. 1141. Southern Railway Schedules. Showing the arrival and departure of passenger trains at Macon. Qa.. fer Infer, matlon only, and not guaranteed. No. Arrts> from: m _' */ a. m.1No Depart to: 13 Jaritronrfile. it* u Jarksor.si ie. 2 25' 14 Cincinnati....5:1* ; IS Cincinnati... 3 C4 7 Lumber Ctty.?:SS 7 Atlanta ..._ T U 16-Atlanta..**..1645jl< Brunewlck.».l0fri U Branrtek.''4?! i I^;mb«a3i'4*i! 16 Atlanta .....4.3615 *tTimti . I 661 THE ALTMAYER £ FLATAU LIQUOR CO. 720, 722, 724, 726 West Bay Street JACKSONVILLE, . . „ FLOEIDA Central of Georgia Railway Co. •tvannah, Auguei * 4:50pm Atlanta (Dixie Flyer) • 3:40e Columbus and Birmingham..* 2:45aiW ARRIVE FROM— and Augusta • a:IOnm annah, Augusta C-ivirctcn and tslcrton • IttSom Eatcntcn anj M ifodgevMo. .♦ 7.20em Athens end Madison.••••*....ril'OOem Athens end Madison.........,* 7 Atlanta, Chicego. St. Louis..*12:06snt >“325 ^‘: an * a an ^ 9 H ! T ! n • 2:Uam 1ti30eni irlffln riflam „ . -w ... M —4—-Jo* anq Columbus..* B.rrr.IngMem. .*11-asami Birmingham and Columbus • i Uo« cntiCT-ry * ] M.w Voni 9 ;n-ry 3rd Albany.. ”• 1 Albany jrd Montjcmery .. • * 1 * j'am'Mcr.tgcirery and Albany...' • ySI" Albany and Amerleus.........* 7:55pmiAlbany and Amerlcus.7:i8oni •DAILY. fEXCBPT SUNDAY. JOHN W. BLOUNT, ” Current schedules corrected to date. District Passenger Agent. 903 Cherry ft.