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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16, 1908
Yon can buy cheapen hats or higher priced hats—
but they’ll he dearer. $3.00 .is the just right price for
IMPERIAL “JUS’f RIGHT” HATS
All the Popular Shades and Colors.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TWO
The annual meeting of the stockhold
ers and officer*, and a quarterly mooting
of the_dlrectors.of the Georgia Southern
stocks out of Income accural
June 30. loos, the tame being payable
tho office of the Mercantile Trust a
Deposit
Pure Georgia Cane Syrup
“De Syrup Dat Takes Do Cake.”
Fresli shipment of pure Georgia Cane Syrup.
One Gallon Cans 66o
Half Gallofi Cans 35c
One-Fourth Gallon Cans 20o
Individual Size 10c
“And It Shorely Am Good.” •
Buy and try a can.
MACON CASH GROCERY CO.
Phones 325—290
670 Poplar Street.
This Week
Special Values
You know the Freshness and Purity of all goods
offered at A&P Stores. A glance at these prices will
.he sufficient to pack our store with, smart.buyers this
week.
Don’t miss the good things we have for you.
California Fruits
These are large cans of beautiful and delicious fruits
and will delight the most particular.
A&P California PeaoheB, a can
21o
A&P California Plums, a can
17c
A&P California White Cherries, a can ....
26o
A&P California Pears, a can
21c
A&P California Apricots, a can
20c
Fancy Jersey Pears, large can
15c
Choice Pears, small can
10c
Standard Peaches, large cans
16o
Sliced Dessert Peaches, a can
lOo
White Cherries, a can
16c
Red Raspberries, a can
15c
Fancy Malaga Grapes
2 lbs. for 25c
A&P Tomato Ketchup, small bottle
A&P Tomato Ketchup, pint bottle
Qunker Com Flakes, a package
A&P Baked Beans, largo size, 3 cans for
R&R Potted Ham or Tongue, a can
R&R Potted Chicken, a can
Double T'p Matches, a box
IXL Starch, large size, a package
Pearline, n package
1776 Washing, Powder, a package
9c
...,16c
7c
....25c
....10c
....16c
3c
Bo
2c
2c
The Purest, Cleanest,
Richest, Fancy
A. & P.
Elgin Creamery Butter
30c lb.
The Most Satisfying and Delicious of AH—
A&P Freshly Roasted Coffees, our own Importation
and Roasting. Sold direct to you. Let our Coffees speak
for themselves. Unusual values at 15c, 20c, 25c per
pound. ’ A great treat is A&P Java and Mocha at 35c
pound or 3 pounds for $1.
Fresh arrival Fancy Crackers today. All kinds.
The Great Atlantic &
Pacific Tea Go.
Importers, Coffee Roasters, Distributors.
ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS
GEORGIA SOUTHERN AND FLORIDA
long sprays of smtliix outlined tho mlr-
Tlu» pHrlors were Illicit with Interested
relative* and friends to witness tits nup
tials of the happy amt while wall
ing Mrs. Clifford Hlilnliul«cr. presiding
- ‘ I Tful S
minister, Uev.
AND A HALF PER CENT DECLAft-
ED—PRESIDENT W. W. FINLEY
ENTERTAINED—INTERVIEW WITH
and Florida Railway were
r.i.v yesterday.
The principal result of these meetlni
as the declar
ting*
ration of semi-annual dlvl-
' ■ :r cent on
preferred
ulaf *
Ga.. to Jacksonville and ralatka, Fla.. Is
productive; the soil Is especially ' “
to cotton, tho upper half of the ro
Ins through laud* favorable
aujti
growth or short staple —.— ...
territory south of Tlfton. Oa., to tho
llraxHtoil, of the
hrlstlnn church, came tlrst, and taking
l« stand before the altar awaited the
others.
The bride entored with her maid of
honor. Miss Ida Woodward, of Savan
nah. and the groom with his best man,
Mr. Wilbur F. Roper, came In at the
same time from another entrance, the
ing of very valutahle long staple or
Island cotton. This territory I* b**
constantly developed, not only In cot-
In the growing of corn
and fruit and vegeta-
lUlarlV adopted to the
i, melons, strawberries.
ing constantly _
ton growing, but In tho j
and other grains — J *~
bias. being partlci
raising of peaches,
potatoes (both sweet
i. cabt
fflce of the Mercantile Ti
It Company, of Baltimore,
November i. 1908. to stoi
October 21. The transfer
books will be closed October 31 and re
nd ii lah). IsttUco)
• otc.. and su
iting contla-
Much fruit
and. vegetables *rr
Icvelopmvnt ’of $h«
important factory
...... ,,—toes Is now near-
ing completion on tho Una at Gardele tulle.
Ga.; and anothsr for the manufacture of
r, " r " syrup from sugar cane is about to be
tUe terminal Ur*
markets,’but provlalon P /s mado for” tho
*“' ly In the dr
surplus i
tWe*
_tile_ ’Trust and , nr -Amnlotlnn nn tlin tin
opened November J.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders the following directors were
tTjhjs as.
Mr. T
Cox.
Mr. W.
Mr. W.
Mr. Thomas
Maryland.
Mr. J. T. Hanson. Atlanta. Ga.
Mr. Falrfpx Harrison. Washington,
. Finley,* Washington, D. O.
— a Gresham, Baltimore,
d. d.
Mr. D. O. Long. Jacksonville. Fla.
Mr. w. A. Merryday, Palatkn, Fla,
Mr. John B. Munson. Macon. Oa.
Mr. E. P. McBurney. Atlanta. Ga.
Mr. W. E. McCaw. Macon. Ga.
Mr. Georgo W. Parrott, Atlanta. Ga.
Mr. A. B. Pendleton. Valdosta, Ga,
Mr. H. H. Tift. Tlfton. Oa.
Mr. T. D. Tinsley. Macon. Ga. .
Mr. Harrison was elected In place of
«Jr. F. M. Edwards, of Boston; Mn
and Mr. MMteftw
was elected to mi
the vacancy i caused by the death of Mr.
H. P. Smart, of Savannah,
After the adjournment at the annual
meeting of stockholders, tho new board
of directors met and elected the follow
ing officers, namely:
President, Mr. W. W. Plnloy, Wash
ington. D. C.
Vice president, Mr. John B. Munson,
Macon. On.
„ Assistant to president. Mr. William C.
Shaw. Macon. Ga.
Secretary, Mr. R. D. Lankford, New
York.
Treasurer, Mr. Ben C. Smith, Macon.
Assistant secretanr and aselstant
treasurer. Mr. W. P. Hopper. Macon. Go.
™um. m. r. nuppsr, Mtuxin.Uft,
General counsel, Hon. John I. Hall,
Macon. Ga.
Present at the meeting Of the direc
tors wore Messrs, W. tv. Finley and
Fairfax Harrison, of Washington, D. C.
Messrs. J. B. Munson. T. C. Burke. W.
E. McCaw, W. it. Cox, T. D. Tinsley, of
Macon: Mr. E. C. Lone, of Jacksonville;
Mr. li H. Tift., or Tlfton; Mr. " -
A pleasant feature of tho visit of th<
officers of tho Georgia Southern anc
Florida to Macon wns the luncheon given
by Mr. Wallace E. McCaw In honor of
w. Finley and Vico Presi
dent J. R Arunson.
The elaborate decorations throughout
the house were pink and white roses, and
In the dining room, where the bare ma
hogany table '
i. wners um unro
—-.laid with mats of l ■
qulslte Mexican drawn work, tho floral
centerpiece was of pink and white long-
stemmed chrysanthemums In a tall cut
glass rase. Covers were laid for twelve
and on excellent menu of several courses
was served. Seated at the table wore
Messrs. McCaw. W, W. Finley, J. p.
Munson. Fairfax Harrison, Henry B.
Spencer, Reuben Foster, J. 8. B. Thomp
son, J. F. Hanson. William McEwcr.
Johnston. T, D. Tinsley. Emmett Small.
A. I,. Miller.
Accompanying President W. W. Flnlo
his private
r ..... Mr. Henry
8pencer and Mr. Fnlrfax Harrison, vice
-— Railway; *
presidents of tho Southern
S L- .... ,
. B. Thompson, assistant to tha Droll
dent: Reuben Foster, president of tho
Chesapeake Steamship Cc
Chesapeake Steamship Company, of Bal
timore; H. F. Beil, secretary to the presi
dent. and Messrs. L. H. Skinner and
K). S. Alwlne, secretaries to the vice
hern and Florl-
slock for Atlanta and
MMI
as, left at
other points.
President W. XV. Finley wav the lead
•frit of the
Ing spirit of the meetings yesterday and
bad much to say In discussing condi
tions with railroad and nowwpaper
He Is quite optimistic over the !>•_
outlook for tho ensuing year, behaving
that thore will bo a marked ohanro for
the better after the presidential election.
When asked which of the two candidates
he thought would bo elected, he declined
to state for publication.
President Finlay gnve the assurance,
both to The Telagraph and to officials
In charge of the Macon headquarters,
that the local Southern . ticket office
would be re-estAbllshrd when business
warranted ft He said the same In re
gard to the putting on a dally through
Pullman service between Macon, and Nov
York, over the Southern.
Mr. Finley oxpeeta to make an extend
ed tour of the Southern and Its branch
systems within the noxt few months.
The following Is an extract from the
annual report of President W. W. Finley,
read at yesterday's meeting of the stock
holders:
"All the territory served from Macon,
ay. It l
id South Georgia syrup
. ......... an enviable position In
many markets of the c-ountry. The eras
ing lands along line south of Valdosta,
|Oa.. are parJcularly adapted to tho rais
ing of live stock, and this Industry Is
Isteadlly increasing. Cotton factories,
cotton seed oil mills, fertiliser plants and
lplants for tho manufacture of vehicles,
sash, doors and blinds, crato material,
etc., are .being profitably operated and
I the growth of the section through which
the road runs will require additional In
dustries of this kind/' m
Guaranteed Liquor Oure.
Drunkenness Is a progressive dlseaM
tho modorate drinker Is not satisfied
with two or three drinks a day, tbetcrav-l
Ing for more and more becomes Irrof
sistlble as the disease advances; the re]
suit fs Chronic Alcoholism.
I The treatment used , successfully by
I thousands right In their own homes In
Orrlne. It la sold under & positive guar
antee to effect a cure or your money
Mill be refunded. ■
P Orrlne No. 1 Is the secret remedy; Or*
rlne No. 3 is for those willing to take
the treatment. Either form costs St.
Write The Orrlne Co.. Washington. D.
C„ for booklet mailed In plain scaled
b^r lending druggists and
In this city by 1
)©@DETY
Bridge Party This Afternoon for Miss
Marcella Griffith.
Mrs. E, Powell Frazer will entertain
this afternoon at a pretty bridge party,
at half after three o'clock, In honor of
Miss Marcella Griffith.
Invited to meet the honor guest will
be tho young women members of the
Young Women's Brldga Club, of which
she Is a member.
Tho pretty decorations, an* ,—
of tho affair will be suggestive of its bo-
ing given for a brldo and a most df
llgntful afternoon Is anticipated with
charming
; hostess.
t this
Meeting of Young Girls' Club Entertain 1
.. . ounq .
■ed by Miss Leila
Tho party of girls banded together for
charitable work, under the name of tha
Clover Chain Circle, decided at a busi
ness meeting on Wednesday afternoon ti
change the name to 'lota Tau Sigma,'!
known.
Tho meeting was held at the homo of
Miss Leila Art-a..-. \\ in
most pleasantly and after tho discussion
of business on hand, a dainty courso of
j. refreshments was served.
,1- Theorem new members enrolled,wgro
— - . . . new members enrollod were
Miss Willie Mae Hloan and Miss Gladys
O'Neal, and the other members present
were Miss Carllo Bcandrett, Miss Marie
Adams. Miss Leila Rogers, Miss Mettn.
Cuhbedge, Miss Lucllo Rny. Miss Lola
Wright. Miss Elisabeth Solomon, Mis;
Julia Goodwin, Miss Estcllo Wright nnd
Miss Lilia Mae Watson, ..
Miss Metta Cubbodge will entertain the
Iota Tau Sigmas at their next meeting
on Wednesday, the list
at the piano, gaye us a beautiful an
nupttsl solo. "To a Wild Hose." nnd
the bridal party upi'ioacbi-il Mendels-
sohh’s wedJlng’merj*(i. t% The officiating
ItcrninlngU
brown chiffon taffeta suit,
e m
gowned
the coat worn over a dainty hand em
broidered lingerie waist. She carried a
bouquet of bride rosea, tied with stream
ers of embroidered White tulle, nnd her
bat of brown satlu trimmed with wings,
her gloves mid shoes matched tho suit.
Tho maid of honor wore n cloth tn"or*
d suit In old rose, mid her large bine*
iat was trimmed with autumn leavir M r,u*nn «
iE%J T ‘ a,avM( ° co, " p ‘ ny
ONE OF THEM RETURNS TO MACON
AFTER.AN ABSENCE OF TWIN-
TY-FIVE YEARS.
People who were on Cherry etreet yea
terday afternoon were preeented with an
unusual sight, that of two very tall men
otto elx-feet-eleven and the other six-
foot-six, and both handsome men, taking
n stroll down the street, apparently
mindful of the fact that they were being
looked at.
The tullcr of the two waa Mr. Clay
Clark, who travels for the Martini Cigar
tied with streamers of pink
An Informal reception was held linnte-
_.ntely nfter tho ceremony nnd tno gueste
registered In the hrlde’s hook, the couple
leaving on the Oeorain Southern at trie
for Florida. where they will spend some
Interesting nlaoes on the eiul
On their return to Mnoon they
will be at home to their friends at 631
Foreyth etreet
Beautiful Euchre Party for Mrs. Middle-
One of the most thoroughly delightful
parties of the week was the afternoon
euchre Mrs. Rachel Dodson gave ,on
Wednesday In honor of Mrs. Middleton,
who Is the charming guest of her sister,
IN 8ILENCE
for the game
here tables were placed
The roopm
“ " * * "vital, vua »»«m
.. touch of bright
of Invelv cut flowers and
jnrdlnlcroa of palms and ferns.
~ prise* were glv * *
‘*t|ng game of
played, and n hot course luncheon was
served afterward.
Mrs. John Moore Walker won the first
the lone hand prise, a gold belt pin,
v« v V \V'n-Mn Mrs J. A.
Talley received the pretty Jewel box given
as tha consolation, and Mre. Middleton,
the honor guest, was presented with a
dainty niece Dresden china.
Invited to meet Mre. Mlddletonwere
Mrs. James N. McCaw. Mrs. T. O. Chest-
ney. Mrs. N. R. Wlnahlp. Mrs. Anne
Bpeer Burr. Mrs. Frank Rogers, Mrs.
Samuel Forder Crftcllllus, of Bt, Louis;
Mrs. John Moore Walker. Mrs. Andrew
ITnsell Heyward. Mrs. Wm. Lee Ellis,
Mrs. Joseph Napier and Mrs. J. N. Tal-
Companjr, and who Is from Amerleus.
and well known to many in Mucon where
|he has a number of relatives. The other
Eugene 11. Graue, representing
■OTRblt Graphite Company, now of
Nuw York.
These giants rest at the fountain m. .
corner where Boh O’Neal draws soda with
one hand and writes Bryan's chances
with tha other, and seeing their reflcc-
tlone In the big mirror In front, rather
warmed to eaon other. Then they aaw
the Elk's antlers on the lapels and they
shook hands nnd exchanged cards, drank
another dope and walked down the etreet
to the edification of the people who love
a handsome man, eepeclally If be is over
Twenty-flvo years ago there died In
Macon a man universally loved for his
many good qualities . He wet In the
I tobacco business, and his store was about
where the Lester-Clark Bhoe Company
la now. This waa William F. Grace, well
remembered by many of the cttlsens of
and lovingly remembered by hie
Mrs. Grace, who was Miss Ifam-
llltnn, daughter of the then president of
itho Hamilton Female College, at Cuth-
bert, left Macon at tho death of her
husband, taking with her the ont-rsar-old
baby boy. They mado their home In
Newnan, and later In New York.
The handsome young man who was In
Macon yesterday wae that baby boy, and
It was hie flret visit to Macon since he
was taken away In hie mother's arms.i
But he met many friends of his father,
and his stay was a delightful ono to hhn.
More Popular Every Day.
Hundreds of housekeepers will be
satisfied only with Blue Ribbon Lemon
or Vanilla. Quality counts and wins
out In the end.
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE
Mr. Wilbur F. Roper, of Augusta, is
i Macon for the wedding of his slater,
—Is* Lucllo Roper, and Mr. Cnlvln F.
Smith, which occurred at a pretty morn-
Itlg ceremony yesterday.
Mr. Charles Caldwell left Tuesday for
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Morgen and their
son, Ethelbert. are enjoying a delightful
trip to Now York, and will possibly bo
there for a week longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Akerman re
turned last night from Atlanta, where
they went to attend the wedding of Mrs.
Akermsn's brother. Mr. Wofford Felton
Edwards, nnd Mt*s Nellie Reinhart, whir'
occurred at a beautiful ceremony t,
Wednesday, the 14th. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
wards slso accompanied them home, nnd
for them while In the city.
Mrs. James If. Blount and Mias Fannie
Blount have returned home after a de
lightful summer spent In travel and at *
number of charming resorts, and *
Walter
Lamar for a
—. 8mlth-Roper—Pretty Morning Wedding.
business Tho marrlmrn of Miss Luelle Roper end
Mr. Calvin F. Smith wae a beautiful
morning cne. of Thureday, the 16th. oc
curring at n quarter after *
at the family ***
street.
... clork,
residence. 621 Forsyth
The reception hall, parlor and dining
room were thrown together, and beauti
fully decorated. Garlands of smllax fes
tooned the wall* In each, nnd wreathed
the pictures and doorways. Palms, ferns
and blooming plants were used effect
ively also, and in the dining room, great
masses of plumy golden-rod, and branch
es of nutumn leaves gave an artistic ef
fect In their srrsnitsmsnt Pink carna
tions and ferns were used in the recep
tion hall, and In the parlor where tne
ceremony took place, the flowere used
were roses beautiful white ones, In great
clusters Ailing tall vases on pedestals,
that wers placed at either aids f ‘* *
"L
mantel, where ferns were banked, and
Becoming!
another
Is an ordeal which all women
approach with dread, for
nothing compares to the pain
of child-birth. The thought
of the suffering in store Tor
her robs the expectant mother
of pleasant anticipations.
Thousands of women have found the use of Mother's Friend robs
confinement of much pain and insures safety to life of mother and
child. This liniment is a God-send to women at the critical time. Not
only does Mother's Friend carry women safely through the perils of
child-birth, but it prepares
the system for the coming
event, relieves “morning
sickness,” and other dis
comforts. isawflss
ties n si W*d free.
TBS BRADF1ELD EMULATOR 00.
AMaata* Qs,
a-sena to women at tne critical time, not
arry women safely through the perils of
:fiOTSE&$
I FRIENDl
FOR SALE
A nice, new 6-room cottage, on shady side Johnson
avenue. AU conveniences, and a most desirable home.
& Trust Co.
No. 461 Third Street.
'Phone 360.
For Sale
Dr. and Mre.
* • Hit ,
'ghtful automob]
Mr. and Mre. Robert S. Rogers an
nounce tho engagement of their daugh
ter, Hazel Verna, to Mr. Lafayette Pear-
eon Berry, tho marriage to take place
on the evening of Wednesday, October 3S.
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Whitehead, of VI
enna, are up In their automobile, and are
at the Lanfor.
jltjr
Ing to visit their aunt, »fr«. Charlton
Adams, on College street. The Misses
Coney have many friends In Macon, and
will be accorded pleasant social atten
tions during thetr stay.
Mrs. Almira Peaso'e Rccoptlon at Ho
tel Lanier parlors this evening will
bo a brilliant event. Heir "Family
Album” will create pleasurable com
ment, and a lino musical program has
8ERVICE8 BY CONGREGATION BETH
ISRAEL,
For the eve of the eighth day of the
Feast of Tabernacles, Friday night at 8.
Music by choir. Sermon, "Autumn Is
Here." Saturday morning at 10, for tho
eighth day of the Fesst of Tabernacles;
music and sermon. "The Homes of Char
ity." Public cordially Invited to these
servlcee. Habhath school Sunday morning
at 10. Children of non-membere welcome.
Temple. Cherry and Hprlng streets. Min
later, Rev. Harry Weiss.
JURY FIXING 18 GENERAL.
Breakdown of Methods of Criminal Jus*
tics In Sen Francisco.
From the Ban Francisco Chronicle.
Every move made In the Kuef trials
ml... ...
Is as convincing to the puhllo as were the
of corruption tfu * *
■■moral evidence that the systematic
bery of Juries Is being practiced which
■■is convincing to the puhllo as were the
eigne of corruption during tho entlro
ISenmlts regime; hut before the explosion.
Nobody doubted then that the mayor, the
supervisors and all officials appointed by
Bchmlt* were thieves. Nobody doubts
now that all through these grnft trials
there has been systematic corruption of
Jurlee. In private conversation is Is treat
ed as a matter of course. _ Nobody, of
course, could "prove" It. Nobody needs
llessl proof to be convinced. One thing Is
that Is that
it permit .trial
to he done or
lecency |q their
s have n«>t tho
'. Thnf tho hiw-
iroseciitlon have
f.efr outrageous
»urt Is not only
XlSr
' art.
courts,
■amlna
yen for
. MMhMlt
<m mu i
the bar
courts, i
lie win
Nobod
est, am
Is boug
to h« h<
to secui
Jury tlx!
they ar
strong <
Is golni
.. members of
hey despise the
to that the pub.
Ir courts. It Is
of can be found
ose Indicted for
be oroved thst
burinesi
DECIDE YOURSELF.
Don’t take our word (or It.
Don't depend on a stranger's state
ment.
Read Macon endorsement.
Read the statement of -Macon dtl*
tens.
And depldo tor yourself.
Horn Is one case of It:
H. H. Dupriftst, 104 Clayton St,
Macon, Ga., says: "Several year* agn
I uaod Doan's Kidney Pills with such
good results that I gave a'testimonial
In their favor. At this time. I am per
fectly willing to confirm my former
statement, as since first using Doan’a
Kidney Pills I have had little or no
trouble from my kidneys. 1 can also
•peak highly of Doan's Ointment. ~
suffered for several year* from a bad
case of Itching piles, which defied all
my efforts for relief. Finally I learned
of Doan'a Ointment and going to the
Taylor-Bayne Drug Go, I procured a
supply, A few applications brought
relief and I have nevor had any trouble
of the sort since. I am recommending
thoso two preparation! In the hopo that
my endorsement may be the mean* of
benefiting other sufferers.
For sale by all dealers.. Price 80
cents. Pbster-MIlbum Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for tho United
States.
Remember tho nam^—Doan's—and
take no other.
Atlante, Qs., Ootober 22-23—Southern
Railway Official Route of Csmp R.
A. Smith, No, 484, and Csmp Macon,
No. 1477.
The Southern Railway has been
lectert by th^ Miicrfn Veter,ins ;is the
official route to Atlanta and return ac
count of occasion ns abovo. Bpedal
vestibule coaches for the accommoda
tion of the veterans and their friends
will be attachod to Southern train
leaving Macnn 7:3B a. m., Thursday,
Ootober 23. arriving Atlanta 10:40 a.
m. Returning spools] coaehes will be
attached to train leaving Atlanta 8:30
D. m., Friday, Ootober 33, arriving
Macon 8:30 p. m.
Tickets on Bale October 32 and for
morning trains 28d, final limit Octo-
Round trip rate from Ma
ning i
18th. _
con $2.08.
For further Information apply to
O. R. PETTIT. T. P. A„ Bou. 1
R. A. NISBET,
• Com. Camp R .A, Smith,
Dr. Lanier’s
DENTAL OFFICES
Lead All Others in
CROWN and BRIDGE WORK
Dr. Lanier
Can Make You a Beautiful Set
of Teoth Without tho Old Time
Roof Plate
When You Want Teeth Ex
tracted Without tho Slight-
eat Pain, Viait—
Dr. Lanier
. box are
name scoundrel as Indelibly stamped on'
irirewithwhleS
83 ALL WORK GUARANTEED
. their U
$1.001—Vine villa lot. well located.
$1,260—Home in East Macon, six rooms.
$1,100—City home; five rooms.
$2.200—Napier Ave, home In good shape.
$2.600—Napier Heights home and vacant lot.
14,750—Nice Vlnev.ilo home.
$5,500—Two-story Vlnevtllo home; good condition
$12,000—One of the finest lots for apartment house In
the city.
I wlm sc
grnft ci
preach
fatten I
rv« nave a large {* ^5
number of parties - * - 1
looking for real
cstete of different
klnCa.
Yours may suit.
List it with us.
>oed there, and
duty.
opinion on the
not fear to ap-
• of good repti-
o Imagine what
■acts** of whom
> many for Jury
Jno. F. and W. H. Cone,
Real Ect&te, Insurance and Loans
Phone 206, 607 Cherry St.
ci
On s
Ing sr!
Georgh
TrVna
No. 5
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HEDULE.
Ith. the follow-
ffcctivo on the
lorlda railway:
1 11:20 a. m.,
j ra.j No. 2.
•8 (Dixie
F*ver> 12:15 midnight. Trains arrive
In Macon No. 2, 4:25 p. m.: No. 4
4*15 a. m.: Vo. * (flhoofly) 11:30 a.
m.. and No. 24 (Dixie Flyer) 2:28a. m.
Noe. 1. 2. 2 and 4 are solid through
trains between Macon and JiekSMIVIDa
Observation parlor cere on day trains
an.l local sleeping cars on night train*
between Macon and Jacksonville.
Oor. Second & Cherry Sts.
Canfield Oil Co.
SELLS PERFECTION
HEATERS
AND RAYO LAMPS
Phone 637.
WANTED—AGENTS
AGENTS—GoM
working colored trade
turn their money 1
graph.
In city. They
MISCELLANEOUS
—GO TO—
WESLEYAN
HEIMATH HALL
568 Walnut Street.
Regutai* mealt for mon and v/omen n
cents. Cut'nest women 15 cents.
Breakfast 7 tr. 1 a. m.
Dinner 17 tn 1?» rt n. m.
Supper, 6:00 to 7:00.
A free rest room: convenient for djt*
of-town shoppers.
Southern Packing Co.
Choicest Nativo nnd Western
Meats.
620 Cherry St. Phone 351.
MOVING?
PHONE
Jones Dray Line
THEY WILL MOVE YOU.
Residence Phone 549.
. MR. DOG GUNN
is no longer with
JONES, GUNN & JONES,
and this big horse and mule emporium
will In the future be run by Mr. Ben L
Jones and his son, Mr. \V. If. Jones.
ilcaWord
WANTED
WANTED—Six colored boys to set pins.
Turner'* Place. Cherry and Cotton ave.
isum.
WANTED—Sensible young man or wom
an for partner In nice undertaking dur
ing fair. Chance to make a hundred or
two apiece on very email Investment
Quick, care of Telegraph.
WANTED—{talesmen to travel and sell
cnLLngo and other plants. N. II. IUItch
Co.. Meggetts. 8. C.. the largest truck
farm In the world.
WANTED—Work toy thoroughly oompe-
petent stenographer. L.. eare of Tele
graph.
YOUNO MAN carpenter and builder, who
thoroughly understands hie business,
would communicate with party who de
sires to Invest in building. Cerponter,
care Tolegraph.
WANTED—Two gentlemen Or couplo
without ohlldren for nice front room.
Leffel Apartments. Telephone 8741.
WANTED—Couple of young men to oo-
cupy front roam; hot and cold water;
all conveniences: one block from oourt-
house. Phone 1028.
MINCE MEAT In bulk, 12fcc per pound.
Oscar Bradley.
WANTED—Couple or young men to oo-
cupy sulto of rooms In steam heated
flats. First class table board. No. 6
Nevaro flats.
WANTED—Table boarders at the Olym
pia Hotel; reasonable prices. W. T.
Ragan, prop.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Two rooms. 820 Walnut at
Phone 3496.
FOR RENT—Nlne-rooih house 110 Park
Flees; excellent location; front* park
and car line; conveniences both floor*.
"D." care Telegraph.
IMPORTED Bauer Kraut end Dill pickle*.
Cask of each Just opened. Oscar Brad
ley.
FOR RENT—Furnished rooma 616
Orange st Phono 2286-L.
FOR RENT—Second floor of 869 New *t;
possession Oct. 18. Ring 3011.
FOR RENT—Four nice large roome on
first floor. 826 Becond et: $20 per
month, water free. Phone 896.
FOX RIVER butter, fresh by exprose
every morning. 88 l-8c r«r pound. Os
car Bradley.
FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurnished
ror>ms in Vlnevllle. ' Phone 2767-J.
FOR GOOD rooms and board go to the
Olympia Hotel, merchant's dinner 25
cent*. W. T. Hagan, prop.
FOR RENT—North half of residence. No.
671 Orange at., first floor, 130.00.-
FOR RENT—147 Rose Park, opposite Mt.
de Bales. 9 rooms, a 1*ftths, all conven
ience*, stable tn rear, fltephen 8. Shipp*.
FOR nENT—Stall* In Park Hotel stable.
Apply Mr*. B. L. Hendrick. Park Hotel.
FOn RENT—Five-room cottage Beach
ave., Napier Heights: city water. Ap-
ylj£ L. A. Thorpe, Fourth National Bank
FOR RENT—Two choice apartmonts.
Nevaro Flats; light*, water, heat
furnished. Apply at office Loon 8. Dure,
Fourth National Rank Bldg.
FOR RENT—Two A1 ground floor offices
In Washington block: steam heat and
Janitor, all conveniences. Apply to Ma
con Savings Dank.
FOR RENT—One warehouse on Sixth at,
fronts side frock. Apply Park Hotel.
FOR RENT OR BALB-New, modern B'
room cottage, Lynn Ave., * Vlnevllle:
will sell cheap. Arthur 8. Harris, 813
Vlnevllle Ave.
FOR SALE
FOR RENT—To gentlemen, or couple
without.children, one or two furnisher!
rooms. 243 Washington ave., Phone 146.
FOR BALE—Fine bull puppies. Apply to
1425 Third at.
BALE—Who wants to buy a nice Georgia
mined horse, about % years old. Gentle
enough for ladles and children to drive;
big enough to pull a surrey nnd fast
enough for a buggy. Prlco $2S0. If you
want him phene T. M. Nash, at 3323.
FIJIRIDA ORANOES and grape fruit.
Fresh by express evsry day. Oscar
Bradley.
FOR BALE—Gentle horse, buggy and
harness. Horse can be seen at Bren
nan’s Stables. ,
FOR BALE—Automobile for salo; 24 h.
p.. 4 cylinder, runabout, good a* new;
cost $7,800; cheap for cash. 171 Cotton
ave., Macon. Oa.
FOR RA7.D—1.I0O bushels Tomlin's Rust
Proof Georgia ralred seed oata, $1.10
per bushel. Wed ley Investment <’o..
Grand building. Phone 437.
FOR BALE—At once, three good mules
three dmvs and also one crocking good
horse and burv- wl!| work anywhere
stylish, well proportioned, perfectly gen
tle and safe. Apply L. L. Adams. East
man. Ga.
PERSONAL.
BUTTKRINE. better than country but
ter, Costs you only 20c per pound. Os
car Bradley.
8HORTHAND Is the greatest help to a
iiosttlon. Planley'g Buslnres College
has placed IS student* In rood paying
position* In Macon alone within the last
few weeks. Enter our night class.
WELLINGTON Spring Dairy Butter, for
• '.ly -it 1! Moore* r- < •
BRUNSWICK cyst*
v- iT AZ£“ -.iters and an kind* of
freeh flsh received dally. Dnntfl *
Blaalngame. Also frreh lot of country
chickens and «
BOLOGNA SAU
morn In r. M. Bloch. Phone*
AGE. Weiner and hard
Just arrived thte
^ " 164 and
THU FIN3CST and
In bulk. Oscar
was?
qu»«n dhrom
MONEY TO LOAN.
A Saving's Bank.
nthly J. j. Cobb. Coi
REALjfcSTATE loans 1100 and upwards.
No delay. Loans rJosad within *'4
C°7 U ?h ,Un J W Bankln* A Savings Co.,
LOST
LOST—fimah p*arl brooch with diamond
center. Phone 3424 and recalve Itberal
left eye.
My name on collar.
reward for •
Frank H, Turpi n,
LOST—On Cohere street or Cotton i
nnue. between Tattnall Square 3
store and Gresham
addressed to Mr.
Ga.. and re-addressed to Dawson. Ou-
Finder will please return same to O. W.
Iflcks. <86 College street Karon.
HOLLAND mllchaer herring and North
Carolina roe herring. Also spiced her
ring. at Oscar Bradley’*.
LOST—Between 470 Poplar *t, Macon
and McElroy's store, Forsyth road,
small black podretbook eontalning money
and receipt*, and card hearing photo-
|graph. Return to 470 Poplar si. and
tHn. opaL surrounded by
Reward. F. B. Conte*.
•ell II Ibf,
11.00. 0*<
IF YOU HAVE—
A Horie
Or Mul«
Or Hameu
Or Buggy
Or Wagon/
Or Carriage;
OR IF YOU HAVE—
A Cow
Or Pig
Or (Mekong
Or Bgge
Or Gfeee
Or Guineas
OR IF YOU HAVE—
A Sewing Machine
Or Furniture
Or a Stove
Or any Tools
Or Anything Else
Or a Dog
YOU WANT TO SELL, TRY
A 15c AD IN
THE TELEGRAPH.
Revised Rent List
lace, 7-r.....*
Beaoh Ave., 5-r
110 Carling Ave„ 6-r
743 College »t„ l-r
310 Duncan Ave., 8-r
487 Duncan Ave., 5-r
114 Lynn ave., T-r
788 Plum, t-r..
406 Rose, 7-»
408 Roes 8t., 7-r
13.58
20.00
. 48.00
1
20 08
II 19
*1:8
33.50
For Sale
I have alx negro bouses renting sti
148.00 per month that I can oak*
a quick trade at
$4,00040.
These houses are not subject tajilty
taxes. Figure on it and see wbat an
Invcstmoat It makes.
Frank B. West
For Rent
A thirty-horse farm with dwwQfv*
out-bulldlnga and tenant house# euffi-
rlsnt to run It; wall located on* acd
a half mil* * from good town and only
one mile from nearest railroad station
with public road running through the
center. The plooe contain* 1,760 morps
and has plenty of running watar on ft
Will le. re to a responsible party fbr
five year* at a rent of 88 bale* at opt
ion per year. The place will gf*o a
handsome profit ut this low rofitiu.
FOR 8ALE.
80344 acres In Crawford county, <K.
lifts seven-room dwelling and two email
t*n*nt houses; about 200 scree fli
large second growth pint ready to mw
which) erhoulfi, .If properly Tlhnflgl
yield enough to more than pay BMP <
place. Price $1,250.00. Terms If Ae*
sired.
cheapest..
Georgia Loan & Trust Co.
568 Mulberry Street.
Two Bargains
A $180.00 cash payment wfH bey 1
modern six-room cottage on Duaeai
avenue. Ho* electrlo lights, b«t^
gas, cabinet mantels, folding doom,
and is on a good lot. Bal
$3,460.00, to be paid $40,00 per month.
A $260.00 cash payment will buy a
very deslrablo five-room cottage
Carlin* avenue. This place has every
convenience and 1* In perfect repair.
Balance $2,800.00. Can bo paid month
ly In $36.00 notes. Better s<
quick.
Minton-Moigan Co.