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< { THE MAOON DAILY TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1908 Choosing Clothes That not only (it, but suit your individual style u an easy problem—■‘‘Provided’* you get into the right store. With a store like this, where your choice la sot confined to a handful of styles, its an easy matter to get your size in any style you may aoleet. KNOX HATS f Tyday is the Day to rut out all foolish habits and b«tin savli r four monsjr. Spend- thrtfta Inv Jibly wind up In tha poor>s<Hist« or dependent on kin or country. Hava aa you make and bank it—old a«a la comlnf and msytv,. hard luck—ao aava - korp on saving. We - We Have Never Lost a DOLLAR Equitable Banking & Loan Company Geo. A. Smith, Pres. SPECIAL NOTICES JESSE B. HART runaral Director tetfy Aadatant Private Ambulanoe Panoaal Attention Given All Buiinees. Ofllot Phono 467 ReaidrvM Phone 760 •. O. Vartlay. limv Clay. PURSLEY A OLAY, UNDERTAKERS. Always open, 111 and 611 Mulborry ft. Oldee* ear twelve undertaking houee In Maaan. Phone 43. Prepared to Ml telegraph or telephone orders on ahort far lari* 1 talaaton ni sriw’S effete l Com- NT ED, LAND. 3umiuiaaIon Invttaa of land. Tha l’tlaon rala Invited offara M I Ion to pur< haae, of tracts rent Bad Iona of tha Mate; uaand acres In pne body] ' land, tlmbar, watai. H - terms LIVERPOOL, Oot. 14—Arrived: Ktaamar Orator, Savannah. SAVANNAH. Or, Oct. 14.— Arriv ed: Htaamar City of Augusta, Bur roughs, 'Boston; schoonar Weflfloot. Rutledge, Mila, Va.; FreeI A. Daren port, inaka. Pklladslphla. Hailed: Hteamer Darkahlro. Klrwun. Philadelphia. Cleared: Rtdatnars Columbia. (Aust.) Ifartullch, Barcelona. Vsnlce and Trleat Barlow, (Dr.), Bremen and Aalborg; Itocco, (Hr.). Handow. Hraman; Steln- barger. (Oer.). Brbo. Bremen. CHARLRBTOnThTV, Oot. 14—Ar- Mvod: Steamer Katahdln. 'Maguire, Itoston, and procaeded for Jacksonville; arhoonais Mary Curtis, Parsons, New port News; Elisabeth Ollbert. Yaaton, from Savannah for New York, put In for harbor; Sylvia C. Hall. Gray. from Brunswick for northom port put in for harbor. Sailed: Steamtr Matilda Weems, Hudgins, 'Baltimore, via Georgetown JACKSONVILLE Fla.. Oct. 14.- No arrivals. Balled: Steamer Iroquois. Chiches ter. New York. CHARLESTON. 8? C„ Oct. 14 — Sailed: Schooner Thomss Wlnsmoro. Itoblnson, New York, In tow of tug Edgar K. Cousin PENSACOLA, Fla.. Oct. 14—Arriv ed: Schooner Donla Christina, Frls bio. BeUts. NEWPORT NEWS.' Va.. Oct. 14- Sal led: Steamer Waltham. Savannah. KEY WEST. Oct. 14.-Arrived etrani ia, Thompson. Tempo nm) eallrtl P Vork; Maacotte. White. Knlghta l x%&.fa vfcr Ballad ataamer Algiers. Rlak. Tampa, HAD QUIT WORK, READY TO GIVE UP IN DESPAIR. Restored to Health By Vino], Deeerti* quality land, timber, • atei T i mttrood utilities, ard atota tamu f«r five nm, and price If pur chased Addreis _ ■ THE HUBON COMMISSION OF OA., Atlanta, da. rns BIBB COUNTY HUMANS SOCIK- TY (CHASTISED). Thtf eoctety will pr—scale caaea el eve»-loadlag. aroundlng, atanrlng. or driv ing unfit animate, and other oaeee of era . rsportad to It. WASHINGTON, "1 was alck, run-down and Anally had to glva up work. After trying a number of remedies and several phy. alctana. I was just about ready to give up in despair. 1 aaw Vtnol advortlsod and decided to try It, and It haa done more good for me than all other means combined. It has built me up and roatored my 6trrngth until I now 'fool water twenty years younger, and am abla to attend to my work again as usual* Job Joavons, 1011 liud street. Wheel ing. W, Va. The reason Vlnol la to successful In euoh caaea la because it contains tonic Iran and all of tha strengtnenlnB blood-making and body-building mams of cod liver oil, but no oil. Vlnol Js unexcelled as a strength creator for old poople, delicate chlldrsb. weak, run-down persons, and after sickness—and la ths beat known rem edy for eougka, colda and bronchitis. Wa return your money If Vlnol falla to give satisfaction. Taylor-Bayne Drug Co.. Macon. CHANGE IN SCHEDULES. 19o£ EW *°* iv * *. Matinee today t:>0i Tonight at 1:11 o’clock. The Manhattan Opera Co. tinder the management of Mr. Robert H.Kana Matin#* today—"Mikado*** Tanlght—"Bohemian airl" Friday nlghl Plrataa of Psnta&ca." Saturday Matinee—"Pinafore." Tha beat opera company ever In the south. PRICK*— Matinee, all seats Mo. Night. 2»o 35c and Me. THE LYRIC Home of REFINED VAUDEVILLE. "A Debut In Vaodevtlla." iAUMONTi ANIMATED PICTURES Afternoon 4 SO to 4 >6. Night Y:SB to CHANGE OK ' Admiaa! >n 10 ^nsa Amateurs Friday night. *TS TODAT. Csntral of Georgia Rallwe; October 18. 190^ Train No. 66. Dlxl* MySr. wlU laavo r Chic Macon 1:16 a. m a.-## m. m. >wr vhlcago; train I for Atlanta win leavo Macon 4:10 a. m.; train No. 6 for Albany and Montgomery will laava Macon 11:46 a. m. Trains T and 6 running between Macon and Albany wlU bo discontinued between A meric us and Albany; they will con nect at Amsrtcua. howev*\ with new trains to and from Albany and Ja?k sonvilla. Fla. Jno W. Rl.nint. Dig trtet Passenger AgeaL Macon. On. REVIVAL -MEETING. Tha revival moating in progress at Tattnall Square Baptist church Is proving a bleating to all who attend the services. Evangelist H. C. Buck- hois la preaching every afternoon at 1:86 and ovary evening nt 7:66. The messages are strong Gospel sermons, and the Interest la deepening at each service. Mr. W. S. Rodgers la ting ing the Gospel story with aweetnesa and power. AU are cordially Invited to bo preosnt. Doctor. Said Ha Would Not Live. PeUr nr, Woodruff. Pa., writee: “After doctoring for two rear* with the beat physicians In Waymasbur*. and still getting worse, the doctors advised mo If I had any bualneaa to attend to I had bettor attend U It at onoo. ao 1 could not possibly live an other Bioatji a* thrre was no cure «g* me. Folay’a Kidney Cure was recom*- nded to mr by a friend and 1 Ira ni tny son to the store for taking three bottles |' IT IS ONLY TWELVE DAYS BEFORE THE 616 STATE FAIR OPENSJHERE MANY SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS HAVE BEEN SECURED FOR HAPPY STREET—COLLEGE DAY CHANGED. PAIR DAYS. Macon Day—Tuesday, Ootober 27. Military Day—Wednesday, October I. Circus Day—Friday, Ootobsr 30. Football Day, Cotisgs Day and La- or Day—Saturday, 'October 31. Secret Order Day—Tuesday, No vember 3. Brown. Smith and Jenaa. Day— WednoiBav. November 4. Negro Day—Saturday, November 7. As tha remit of naw arrangementa, Saturday, October II. will b« tha big gest day of the State Fair. It will be College Day. Labor Day and Football Day combined In on#, and tho attend ance therefore Is sure to bo extraor dinarily large, If not record-making. It la also President Jonas' Idas to make opening day "Macon Day," ag ho believes that It will be a splendid ad vertisement for tha fair. On this day tha ganaral admission will bo re duced to 16 cents. The Worth county agricultural ex hibit, In charge of Mrs. Monk, of Syl vester, whs formally Installed yestor- day, and la the first of those display* to get In position. Others are expected within the nsxt few daya. President nm L. Jones, Jesse Har ris and Frank Powera hava returned from Atlanta, where they secured a number of fine attractions for Happv Street. With the new ones tho Hat >wr Includes the following: Ostrich Show. Snake Show, Electric Theater, Serpentine Woman, Armtcaa and Legless Hindu, The Marry Widow, oriental Theater. Ghost Show, The Deep Bra Diver. Rollins* Wild Animat Show, Darlings’ Dog and Pony Show, Plantation Show. Egypt Ion Palmist and Fortune Taller. Air Dome, Merry- (lo-R«»und, Count Teddy. Woman with four feet and four hands, cigarette Mend. Diamond liar. Wild West Ranch, Maid of Mystery, Devil Fish. As the time gradually drawl nearer for the opening of the 8tat« Fair In Macon, the preliminary work keeps npnee, ao that when the galas are finally thrown open, every way to the success of the oxhlblt will have been paved by those In charga. Alreadv exhibits enough have been recorded tnnke the fair a gigantic success, and with tho latest booklngH made by the committee for “Happy Street.** one of the principal attractions of th«* ’air, It la doubtlful If any -other slm- lar undertaking of equal maqnltude will be able to reaoh the standard set by tho locnl exhibition. Prealdenl Jones and hip associated, Frank H. Powera and Jesse Harris, have re turned from the Atlanta fair, hrlnglnc hack with them a number of contracts secured from the cream of tha talent that appeared at the Windy City. While the first day of the fair win bn one of the moat successful and while the other days have equally e* attractive a program, naturally much Interest la centered In Friday. October ahen. In addition to the fair, Cole nrothera’ World Toured Shows will spread Its broad acreage of canvas within Central City Park, where two performances will ne given. There la always something In tha bands, the clowns, the riders, the prancfiflr horsea and tho acrobats that makes one’s blood run faster, and a day such as has been prepared by those In charge of the Macon Fair le aura to attract a multitude who will enjoy the formance under the tente ns welt viewing the entire fair. Cole Brothers* Shows it the largest Independent organization on the road. They ere In no way affiliated with tho so-called trust, sad It la eminently ? roper that they should appear In Tacon In connection with the Fair, b-cause of their magnitude and also because of their Independent methods of carrying on business. A parade through tha city- streets wit] be given In the morning, a series of free exhi bitions at Central City Park directly after the parade and again In the evening at t:S0 o’clock, and two per formances of more than ordinary worth will make Friday, October Id, one of especial Interest In Macon. The three hundred horsea carried by Masers. Cole are all quartered to gether, and this horse fair contains some of tha best blooded draft and ring stock In the show buslneas. It Is one of Messrs. Coles* proud boasts that they are the owner* of jb* best herd of mock In the clreue world, and their claim has never been challenged. ’’Happy Street.” the scene of the entertaining exhibits and small-priced shows. Is, of course, a fair feature. However, the present arrangements will s#t n new standard In thla de- K rtment. and each and every exhibit a iH-en selected for Ite quality. Its originality and Its true worth. The result la that "Happy Street" will serve to whet the appetite* of thdse who attend for the feast of better things that have been programmed for every day during the time the fair la open. It Is not exaggerating to aay that the fair will always be at its height, and that the periods which preenga and follow that state, preva lent nt other fair*, will be unknown U Mneon. The work of preparation WAS JUSTIFIED SAID JE JURY In the Cite of Will Blgby 8hoot!ng Sam Janes on Msndsy Nloht While Qsmbllng. The coroner's jury In the case of ths shooting of Bern Jone*. a negro, on the Pparks place Monday night, finished Its investigation yesterday, end rendered a verdict of justifiable homicide. The facta of th« shooting, as brought out by tho a Video oa. the main points hay. fiur been printed yesterday, and by ths additional evidence obtained yesterday, are there: lt P rtm habit of mooting North Highlands. -— ■ , „ ling. On Monday night the crowd gath ered aa usual, and among thsm were Bam Jonse and Wllj Bl*by. One of the party, Zott Haines, carried a lamp from hla house to furnish tha light. During tha progress of tha game. Will accident ly kicked over tha lamp. 8am Jumped to his feet and asked “who the he-ll put out that llfbtr* Will said that he Old JL but that It waa an accident. Then Bam. according to BUI Phelps, who testi fied before tbs Jury yesterday. Bam drew hie British bulldog pistol and snapped It V°he twice at Will. It waa that Will, fearing for his life, fired his pistol, ths ball en tering lam's breast just abovs tha heart, kUUng him Instantly. Thla broke un the jiarty. WlU going to where Zott Haines wife. and reported the killing to Zott’s "As told yesterday, the old pistol used by Shm was a rim-lira weapon, while tne sheila ft contained were of the modern The wife and other relatives of Sam ..era at the courthouse when the Jury finished Its work of Investigation, and when Informed of the verdict, said that would have a warrant Iwued for mnn who did the shooting, seems, left at once for other ... t o’clock yesterday morn ing. BtatP-n Sergeant Arthur Jobson re ceived a long distance message from Jnll- **”t Rigby was on the train wneq iiunrn % would , the i if. it fields. ARE AFTER THE WIRZ MONUMENT Macon and Amerlcus Will Mset In Sa vannah and Contend for the It is expoctAl that the state oonven- tlon of the Daughters of the Confederacy be held In Savanna 11 on the 27th will the moat intere.-t!ng from many t hue yet been heJd. pal questions that will ■e location of the Wira chapter st Aroerlcue only by the city toun- ut tho bo.ud of trade lirir efforts to eecuie ipters have tr.e rr.nyor ort. Mid the delegate* can to accure It for y Intended that the be legated at An- he unveiling waa ad- ier SUL but this, of tponed until the ques- » settled. It now de- ' sehai d i :k whlc the chapters in the . their desire to have paid back should the ed at any place other will assemble In 8a- , and tha business sea* Tuesday and Wodnes- r a recaption will be rannab chapter, for it, Mrs. Alexander B. Lhe use of her beautl- — 0 y fh# ful home In the southern pari city. Wednesday the Confederate ■ getetana will entertain the Daughters with an oyster roost at Tybee. and Wednesday evening a historical meeting, for which an Interesting program wlilTje oreoa^-d. will be held at the Lawton Memorial. Thursday tha Savannah chapter will entertain visitors at luncheon at the Ca sino at Thunderbolt. lu» party go'ng out on special cars. The state convention to 1 vannah will be a moot J from a business aide, and moat attractive well nigh finished, and but a few of #tte. saying that Blgby was on the train makpq uompi v u/ompn dbpttv the minor details need to be com- PMalng thatplaoo on Mawa? toAtlanta., “HOMELY WOMB NPRBTTY. rilst ed In fact every denartment Is But as nil the faetn pointed to the shoot-! No woman no matter how regular In Shan* .A that whel thannenhi# oe !"« **** done under justifiable her features may be can be called pret- I clreumn.nM. «nd M ln.<ructlon. h.d ty if h«r complexion I, bed Orlno cure there will be nothing to mar the h##n by the officers to arrest Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion ■ukmm first dav rlmia Anv i.i_ tk. »oi- 0 /. ,u r A GOOD STOMAOH Msans Good Hsalth, Chssrfulnsss, Am bition. Persistency and Sueeess. Relief Is not cure: opium will atop the moat excruciating pain, but It won't cure the disease. And It's Just the SAme with alleged dyspepsia cures which contain pepsin. The pepsin will help to digest tha food, hut the stomach Is left In worse con dition than It wag before. You don't want pepsin to digest your food; you want the natural julcss of your stomach to digest your food. If you have dyspepsia or any stomach trouble, you want to make your stom ach mo strong that It will digest Its own food. You can moke your stomach so strong that you can eat what you want nnd all you want any time you want It. without distress. Ml-o-na will cure your dyipepsta or any other stomach trouble by build ing up the flabby walls and maklnr the stomach so strong that It will di gest food without artificial aid. In other word*, Mt-o-na cures dys pepsia by removing tho cause. Taylor-Bayne Drug Co. Is tho agent for Mlona In Macon, and they aay to every resdor of The Telegraph whose stomach la weak, who ha« Indigestion or dyspepsia, that Ml-o-na Is guaran teed to cure or money back. The prloe la only KO oanta a box, and one box Is all you .need to prove that you are on the Tight road to health and happiness. “I can't say enough for Ml-o-na tab- lets; they have done more for roe In one week than all the doctors have for tho two yeare I have boon under their care, and I will do all I can to recom mend It to my friends. You can also use my name In your ad. If you like, r r- for Ml-o-na la better than gold to is me. I nm like a new man. nnd am able to work once more for the first time In over a year.’*—W. A. Ennis, 121 Green street. Syracuse, N. T. watching wheels as THEY GO ROUND ON THE STREETS Here Are Facts Backed Up By a Strong Guarantee. Debility Is caui£d by catarrh. In our opinion, a psrson free from Catarrh was never troubled with Debility. De bility can never bo cured by medi cine not designed to cure Catarrh. Wa positively guarantee to cure Catarrh, and thus curs Debility. In every case where we fail to effect a cure, we will not charge a cent for the medldna em ployed during tho trial. Now. surely no on# should hesitate to believe ua br to put our claim to. practical teat under such conditions. We take all tho risk; no one else cah lose any thing by ths transaction. Wo maka these statements and this offer becatiM we know and have time artd again proved that Rexall Mucu- Tone wlU cure Catarrh. It Is design- ^ for that one particular purpose. It not a cure-all prescribed to oure every disease that flesh Is heir to. It ti a specific. Rexall Mucu-Tone 1s absorbed In tha stomach and carried „ by the blood untU It penetrate* every sponges for the American part of th# body, acting as an anti- ‘ septic, disinfecting, cleansing, soothing and healing agent. It rids tha system of all germ and poisonous matter, purl flea and enriches the blood, re builds Injured tissues, cleansed and Invigorates the muco-cells, noutrallr.es the aclda of th* body, stops mucus discharge, tone# up the entire system, promotes nutrition. Increases body welghL and brings about a feeling of healthfuln*** that la lasting. We have Rexall Mucu-Tone In two sixes. Price* 60o and 6100. We urge you to try a bottle on our guarantee. The Taylor-Bayne Drug Co.. Macon. Everything on Wheel* 8sems to Have Taken on Spuria of Speed, and Po lice Will Now Apply the Emergency Drakes. The attention of every member of the police force was called yeeterday to the ordinances of the olty aa to the speed of vehicles on the streets. Tha order came from the mayor, and was transmitted to the police through Chief Waeteott and emphasUad by hlin. In consequence every officer will watch every thing on wheels that rolls on the streets and for the slightest spurt beyond th* speed limit will haul out hla book of summonses. Those who are on the etrreta much trarialn of the reckless riding and driving of all wheeled things, from a baby carriage to an automobile. Re cently evsrythlng of the kind haa been keyed up to th* soeed possible to get out of tt. Automobile* flash by; drays and waaons hump along; messenger on bleyr—‘ "— —‘ ‘ bays < bicycles simply burn the wind; speed over the pavements And now the official reminder from th* mayor that there are ordinances bearing on the subject, which. If en forced. will bring tha city l n enough revenue from Ante to lay all the dust In the city. Here Is the order: From the City Code of Maeen. Sec. 167. It Ts hereby made the duty of all persons driving or using, on any of the etreets of the city of Mecon. any wagon, cart, dray, buggy, carriage, phaeton, and any and all sim ilar vehicle*, and also all pereone using on said etreets a velocipede, bicycle, tricycle, and any clmtlar vehicle, to keep to the right Of the sold streets whenever tt Is practicable to ‘ when It has been shall, upon conviction before the re copter's court, be punished as prescrib ed In the act creating said recorder*# eoun. Bee. It!. It ahall be unlawful tor teMlklH Xtw la Mtt l>risks. . iltlutov.' non-intcvtesting b#wr- roiuNnirg ths nourishing and entirely well." h taste properties or turi»r-Mait sn4 it Fourth NationJl. Hope net a chtmical conroction. It »ny vehicle, such aa mo- ill.«, automobile,, locomobile,, or oth.r vehicle, having (tram, electricity, gu. ollnt, naptha nr other mean, of nm- pulaton or motlva power, on any of tha atreat., lanta or allaya of tha olty of Macon at a greater rate of pnred than eight mltea an hour. That for a vio lation of thla ordinance the peraon or partnna no offending ahall be aummon. ed before the recorder and. on con viction. punl.hrd aa preaerlbed In tha act rrMItng aald recorder*a court. Sec. 4KS. It ahall not he lawful for any peraon or peraona to ride on hone- hack In tha city fh.ter than a canter, nor for any coachman or other per aon driving a coach or other carriage to proceed faater than a moderate trot: nor for any penon driving a loaded cart, wagon, drny, or oth.r car. Hag, used for the trnniportatton of article, of produce, wane or merrhan- dUe. to procMd In a pace beyond a walk (except bread carte which may be driven In a moderate trot); but all unloaded wagon*, carta or draya may be driven In a moderate trot: pro vided, navarthelen. th* driven thereof ahall not be allowed to turn oornen In any oth.r mann.r than a walk; and any panon violating th* provtatona of thla ordinance, or owner or ownen of •uoh Tehtclaa, ahall. cn conviction. b« lined In th* eum of tl.M. To th* Chief of Police: You an hereby Instructed to call to the penonat attention of each mem ber of the police tone tha provtatona of th* above three ordinance*. In- ,tracttng them to make a care against th* offender wherever th.r* ordinance, an violated. Thla October 14th. mi. A. U UILLICn. Mayor. Letter to Dr. H. H Johmon. Macon. Oa. . Dear Btr: Word, cannot rror* facta; thev only atat, them. When w* eay “every Job painted Dew* take, leea gallon, than of any other paint." w* prove nothing. Here', the proof, though: Paint half yonr )nb Dovce: paint th* other half whatever you Ilka, tf Da- vo* doean't taka leea gallon! and coat lea, money* .no pay. H Town truly tU P W D15VOE A CO l*. f> Birch ltardwan Co. aall our paint. Tha netort Coarteeua. The buey man ttopped before an office bonding and leaped from hie carriage. At the aame moment an ambttloua arch- ten fee—ant end piped: "lley. ml.ter. ktl r hold T “No. you can't!- mapped * borveff* 123 Phone, Birch Hardware Co '»*■ ... - V-l tin *■ • ft 'imn Y’ 0 T Pice J B Stewart H. T . fielder Sell moat everythin# Won’t rharge T* much," Insisted th* • l don’t rare about th# chants." tmpa- telti t*»# r*«n thiswing a tret Svor lb# bray attefl. "My bores didn’t think he’d ~vor* him. ths sorest nt could only reply that so (ar as he knew Rigby was not wanted. It seems that the shooting has not broken up the gambling at this locality. Fatrlt «out 'possum hunting on Tuesday night ran up on a crowd of a pine thicket, and evidently been Indulging In a game, but there wars; stltute no cards In sight, and tho possum partyi made no furthsr Investigation. This plscei Is a»>out two mllea from ths city, and wlille not a great dt«tanro from a pubffo mad, U so well hidden that It Is Impoa- slbc tlo tee anything wrong from tha trestlon and clean sallow blotched complexions by stimulating the liver and bowels. Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or gripe and Is mild and CAUSES DEBILITY ilong the coast Phmk’if ,‘h'. o mrs of the peninsula of Yucatan have never been extensively #xplolt«d up to the present time, or very recently: indeed, not at all, except by a few native fish ermen. known here as ’skin divers." Ao-J cording to surveys recently made of tha sponge beds. It Is aald that there Is ad abundance of .high class sponges, partlc ularly of the silk and sheep wool vortefl ties, to be obtained ln these waters, but] ths product of thess nativs divers has never more than satisfied the local de mand. and no attempt has, as far as can t)e learned, been made to develop an ex- I port trod* In this article. • Recently, however, an American syn dicate. made up of business men of New lOrlsans. ha* begun operations on the rast coast, workTng under a concretion granted to a resident of sold city, and have brought here for this purpose ex perienced Greek divers and all necessary paraphernalia for going to a depth of fifteen fathoms tw feet) or more for the sponges, and it Is their Intention that the exploitation shall be on a large scale. The native divers are not In the habit of taking tponres from depths oxceedlng 14 feet nr thereabouts, and, considering that the better data of sponges are taken in the greater depths, it is reason able to presume that, in the event of ths enterprise being successfully carried I through, Yucatan will before long be fur- nlshing a considerable amount of fine bonges for the American markets. Th# port of Progreso affords abundant A Good Mine# PI*. Mlnco pie Is one of the staple dishes for Thanksgiving day. An exeallent rule for the meat which, of course, must be mad* at least two weeks In advance, la thla: Mince fine two cups of boiled beef and six npplcs; add a quart nnd a half of iweet cider, a cup of currant Jelly, the grated rind and Juice of two lemons and two oranges, two cups of sugar on* tableapoonful each or clove# and allspice, one-half toaspoonful of nutmeg and pepper, two pound* of seeded raisins, one pound of currants, a quarter of a pound of shredded citron, a pound of chopped suet, and a cup of shredded candled orange peel. Flavor with th# rich Julre of apices or pickled prachea to tast* or add vinegar boiled down to a svrup with sugar. This rule makes much richer and more aplc yplea than any other, end will be found deli cious.—Harper’s Baxar. $100 Reward, $100 Th* real.re ef thla rapar .aril) h« pl.aar-t to leant that ther. la at kaat on* hrradtd dlaaaa* that adeno* haa been abla to CUT. In nil Ita ataa.a. and that ' Catarrh. Hell’, catarrh cur. I. th. oi pc-lttva cure now known to UM.modh fraternity. Catarrh bolng a mn.tlluttd and mucous surfaces of ths system, there- hr .iMtrortn* tha foundation of t>ta dti- rate, and giving Ih. Mtlrnt atrrnath hr building up the constitution and assist ing nxturs In doing its wertr~The pro prietors have so much faltkits Its cura tive powers that tb#y offer On# Hundred Dollar# for any ease that tt falla to cure. Send for list of tevtlmontats. Address F. J. CHENKT A CO. Toledo, W'id bY #R Druggtst*. 74c, —-^-*Vg Fkrafly Taka Hall’s Pills for eenstlp* Radium Treatment. Consul Frank 8. Hannah, of Magde burg, fumtshre the following Informs- tlon concerning a new Oertntn treat ment of diseases through distilled wa ter* charged with radium gas: Recent experiences by medical men of reputation are stated to have es< tabltshed the fact that the gas emit, ted from ardlum poesesee* the same Qualities as ths radium Itself and la the principal heeling factor In tha va rious mineral waters used In the heal- lag ■of dlsraseF. fThla spidlra es pecially to skin disease* and rheuma tism. It has been found that the vari ous mineral waters lose th# radium gas In transportation, and after long experiment# a means has been devleed for charging distilled water with rad ium ru through a comparatively In expensive apparatus placed In drag store*, hospitals, etc. This enables pa ttents to secure this healing water for drtnklnr or bathing at their home* without th# necscatty of visiting* th. “s. A small plooe < * -laced In this trureniow vlco and the rays permeate d'.stllled water for a short space of time, when th# water ts drawn off and u*ed for drinking or bathing e* proscribed by th# ffcyriclan. Such an apparatus haa been Installed ln a local drug store and t*o local physicians have pre scribed th# game with beneficial results Sponge Industry of Yucatan. Vies Conxul R. A. Williams, of Pro greso. give# tha following account of the sponge fisheries on the Yucatan coast and the plans of on American company to enlarge them The sponge bsi and outlying Islands facilities for shipment direct to the prin cipal AtUntlo and Gulf port of\the United States, as well as to the tihlef ports of Europe. Ths laboring classes hare look forward anxiously to tha successful Inauguration of this business, which Is expected to give mar.y of them, now Idle, steady em ployment. A CARD Thla Is to certify that all drturglri.* are authorised to refund your money If Foley's Honey and Tar falla to euro your cough or cold. It stops the cough heals the lungs and prevents serious result* from a cold. Cure* la grippe cough and prevent* pneumonia and consumption. Contain* no opttate* The renulne I* In a yellow package, efuse substitute*. H. J. Lamar & Co., Co., near Fourth National Rank, agenta. Fife Wheat Has Psoultar History. Each wheat too. haa Its own life Ma lory and romance. Take Fife wheats, which were the foundation of msny va riance In spring wheats up to the Intro duction of Durum wheat. Yeara ego, nearly a century ago. David Fife. * Scotchman of Otonabcs. Ontario, eent to s frten4t In Glnarow for a small bag «f seed wheat to try In a cleared patch of the backwoods. The friend ohtslned some reed from a veoset Just In from Pnntxlr. Unfortunately. It was a fall wheat and reached David Fife ln the spring. Nevertheless. David Fife sowed It In spring. One can guest how fever- lahly tne barkwood's farmer watched for the growth of his experiment Only three wheat hood* survived till tha fall; but those three wheat hradi were entirely free of the rust that had ruined nel(hbor*s crops: and those three h« really represented a new variety Wheat, a fall wheat turned Into spring wheat. David Fife treasured the tnres heads and planted them In spring. Such waa the beginning of Fife wheat In America. It Is thought It must have come originally from Russia; for crossed wtth Raaotan Ladoga tv nr. ftar.-.der* of Ottawa. It has produced a wheat I splendidly adapted for the cold climate and long summer eurlifht of ths north west—Agnes C. Laut, In Ths Outing Msgaxlne. Mrs.Winslow’s Soothing: Syrop tfas been used for over snCTY-PTVS YEARS by MIT.TAONfl of MOTHERS for CHILDREN Wmr.E TFEVHTVO RFECT SUCCESS. -It BOOTHES --T.D. SOFTENB the GUMS. AL LAYS all PAIN: CURES WIND COt.tC tad la th# best rem#dy for DIARRHOEA Sold by Druggists In every cart of ths world. Re sure and ask for '*Krs. Wins- low # Poothlnr Syrup." and take no oth- •r kind Twsoty-five oents a bottle. Oaaranirad under the Food and Drug* Art. June 40th, i»04 Serial Nambvr lril an old and well tried remedy. MATURES .w.—. PERFECT TONIC There in aaacetv any one. no matter how vlpwooi and healthy, who doe* not need a tonic eometlmes. Little phyaioil lrrc?uUratie* upect (he »?«**“■ •WJJJJJ ESS digearion ia poor, the tody heU tired and worn-cot, and otter oopIeMWI Ermotojnsjrive wamlnff that the ayttem la diaordered and need. waUtaflce to ward • yoipumia Kilo ' ... a 9 o 4. rK -o»nt«ed ererrwhereu healthy drtolatloo of the blood, rida the body o! that tired, jJJ#® ■mprovea the appetite and disestioo, and brings about a return of health to thoM ■rtSTEratoja W* been wakened or depleted. & & S. art. more promptlr and dea-inUy than any other medicine, and those who ore nm down in health should SSSenra tuuM atonce. It will thoroughly purify lhe blood and tone up tht ■yateni. 8. S. a i«admirably enited for a aystemic remedy because itirfreefront minerals' it may be used without hannful results or unpleasant effects by personi S^iie. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATEAHTA, OA Use Horse Sense In the selection of a carriage. Don't buy 4t from a picture. Se# tho car riage Itself before giving up your good money. IF YOU’LL LOOK AT OUR CARRIAGES you'll acknowledge they are a* pretty as any pictured ones. Test them and you will hava to approve of their K lendld model and fine material. Ice them and you'll decide to havo one before we have time to correct th* mistake you think wa have mads, 218-220 Third Street. Phone 2B45. Afraid to go Home in the Dark? Yon wouldn’t ho if yon could leave your porch light burning to welcome you. It takes away that chilly, fearsome look that makes many a woman dread to enter her home after dark. Electrict Well, it’s the only thing for a porch light. Macon Railway & Light Co. Now Is the Time, Fifty-Nine TYe have just received a large shipment of books that are slightly damaged, some are as good as new, all written by the most popular authors. If you are wiso you will call TODAY and see them, for they will not last long nt 59 cents each. MACON BOOK CO* Telephone 382. 615 Ohorry Bt. thtir with phi HjraCTnt Power from the new plant of the Spokane and Inland at Nine MU# Dam ts now being used by the reUroad fer Ita Inland division, running from Spo kane, Wash., to Paleuse and Cot fox. Woman Oldest Whisky House in South ESTABLISHED 1881 OLD SHARPE WILLIAMS, Pure fine old Rye, by the gallon xs.oe 4 full quarts .11.60 Express prepaid. GEORGE J. COLEMAN. Pure Pennsylvania Rye, rich and mellow, by the 4 Sr* Ecprees prepaid. ANVIL RYE, Pure and substantial font- ’whisky, by ths gallon., ti.16 4 full quarts *. i2.#0 Express prepaid, •old pointer club corn. Rich and mellow, by the rffiS Express prepaid. OLD GEORGIA CORN Direct From Bonded Warehouses and Old. By the gallon mm Mur full Quart »»:E r-xpress prepaid. THE ALTMAYER & FLATAU LIQUOR CO. 720, 722, 724, 726 West Bay Street JACKSONVILLE, • • FLORIDA, rerthed th# 1«» with beneficial result# ^ j LAMAR 4 CO* §11 In the treatment Of rheutpalism an J; Cheery it. Meraeii. #r by mad from Tea rout- I Tarrant Ca* 44 Duggan sa~ New Yes6b| Central of Georgia Railway Co. Savannah, Augusta Covlngten and Er' Eatenton and Ml Atkena and Madlwa I ARRIVE FROM— Savannah and Auguata.Miu n Savannah, Auguata Covington and Eatonton,.,,. 1 1_ Eatonlon and MlH«dgevtita..t 7:20aS f.Uim Athene • nH MlHI.ee L. "* 1 " Athens and Modlioa...^.figShlXSons and Maduon’.*’.***.**'.a vSJi- Atlanta (Dixie Fiver) • J:40am Atlanta, Chicago. St. Louis' Atlanta an# Origin .• 2:§oam Atlanta and Q-ifTln...„" a iffl" Atlanta and *• At ante and QrtffC iju!5 Atlanta and Or Win • 1:66pm Atlanta and Griffin 4i4Cpm Ce'umbua and girmtnghom..* 6t46em Co<umbto* and Birmingham. .*11:25am Albany and Mantoemery * 3:09am A'bany and Montgoi Atlanta and Griffin ere.»v— Atlanta and Griffin e yjSCzl «ham anq Coiumboe .* irisiJJJ nght nd ColurabtM..* 4:36pm 1146am Ibany and Amertcue.... * 7:96pm •DAILY, tEXCEPT SUNDAY. JOHN W. BLOUNT. Current tchedu'ee corrected to data. Dletrlet Paeeenger Agent 696 Cherry Bt Montgomery and Albany e Montgomery and Albany.,.,.e Albany and Amsrleu»....”I.e y^Sm