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- TUB MAOON DAILY TELEGRAPH: SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER17, 1309 IN SILENCE I endure oy urneylect to your Itoof. Wera 1 to apeak my wrathful vo'ea would bo heard from Yamacraw to old 80*0 HIU. JA8. C. GORMLY. Phone 631. 320 Third St. HEIMATH HALL K» Walnut street. Repulsr mtalt for msn snd womsn 28 cents. Bus'resi womsn 16 cents, ftesskfast 7 U • s. m. Dinner 19 in I.**" o. m. Supper, 6:00 to 7t00. A fret rest room; convenient for tut or-town shoppers. 1 Southern Packing Co. Choicest Native nnd Western Meats. | 620 Cherry St. Phone 351. MOVING? PHONE Jones Dray Line they will move Toy. Residence Phone 549. r ,r . ‘ • MB. DOO GUNN i is no longer with ! JONES, GUNN & JONES, and this big horse and mule emporium ( will in the future be run by Mr. lien L. Jones and his eon. Mr. W. H. Jones. i ' m . HlcaWordl d WANTED ! WANTED—Position by a compstsnt it*- . nogrspher 1 L, care Telsgraph. WANTED—Boarders. 881 Jsckson st,: term# reasonable; close. Long Belt car. PHONE 26 for everything good to eat. • Flournoy's. GALVANIZED ^Iron^wssh boards 13 WANTED—Couple of young men to oc cupy front room; hot and cold water; all conveniences: one block from court house. Phone 8028. MINCE MEAT In bulk, 13fto per pound. Osoar Bradley. WANTED—Couple or young men to oc cupy wiilte of rooms In steam heated flute. Pint class tabla board. No. 0 Ncvsro flats. WANTED—Table boarders at the Olym pia Hotel: reasonable price#. W. T. Ragan, prop. WATER glssse#, non-breakable, 40 cents per doseo. Hum Fire Bale. rOB BENT FOR RENT—Store and resldertce oomcr Telfair and Kim st#. Apply Bander#, at Becker Furniture Co. I FOR RENT—New’ furnishings, neatly kept room, with hot hath# and phone •amt floor, to let at 40# Bpring at. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, elos* in. MS First st., Phone 1478. IT IS the fine Mocha A Java properly roasted n*d blendrd that mgkes our* famous: roasted the day you get it. Flournoys. ONE lot sanded go# globes, make# tho light easy on the eyes, 10 oent* each. Iluhn fln Sale. IMPORTED Sauer Kraut nnd DJJJ pickles. Cask of each Just opened. Oscar Brad ley. FOR mCNf—Furnished rooms. 816 Orange st Phone 2J35-L, FOR RENT—Second floor of 859 New at I possession Oct. 18. Ring 2011. FOX RIVER butter, fresh by sxpress every morning. 88 l-8o per pound. Os car Bradley. FOR GOOD room, and boar* to to tha Olymplo Hotali mcrohnnt’a dlnn.r 15 rroti*. W. T. TlOkan, prop. FOR JtKNT—North half of reeldcnco, No. 671 Orsnga st.. first floor, 880.00. FOR RENT—1(7 Rose Park, opposite ML de Bales, • rooms, f hath#, all conven iences. stable In rear. Btephen 8. Shipps. FOR - RENT—Mall* In Park Hotol stable. Apply Mrs. B. L. Hendrick. Park llotsl. FOR RENT—Five-room cottage Bosch ave., Nonler Height#: dtp water. Ap- ylj^ L. A. Thorpe. Fourth National Bank FOR RENT—Two choice apartments. Nevaro Flat#: tights, water, heat K^iuM'AsrSiiir 0 *■ Cu ” > FOR RENT—Two Al ground floor offices In Washington bloak: steam heat and Janitor, all conveniences. Apply to Ma con Barings Bank. FOR RENT—One warehouse on Btxth st. fronts aids traok. Apply Park llotsl. FOR RENT OR BALK—New, modem 1- room cottage, Lynn Ave., Vlnevllle: will sell cheap. Arthur 8. Harris, lit Vlnevllle Ave. NICE fat hens and large fat friers, at Danin) it nieslngome. Also fresh lot of country eggs. LOT of odd saurers. 25 eents per dosen. Iluhn Fire Bale. FOB SALE FOR BALE—Franklin Touring oar; con dition guaranteed: sacrifice..Apply to W. D. McNeil. 311 Orond building. LANTERN globes, 7 cents each. Huhn FLORIDA ORANGES and grape fruit Fresh by express every day. Oscar Bradley. FOR BALE—Gentle horse, buggy and . harness. Horst can bs seen at Bran- nan'* fltubles. FOR BALE—Automobile for sate: 24 h. jr. 4 cylinder, runabout, good as new; roil 81.166; cheap for cash. 171 Cotton av«.. Macon, Ga FOR BALE—1.BOO bushels Tomlln’a Rust Proof Georgia raised seed oats. 81.10 per bushel. Wedley Investment Co„ Grand building. Phono 627. PERSONAL. LOTS of Jepenese peper napkins, 8 cent* per hundred. Iluhn Fire Rele. ALL VARIETIES of fresh Ash. Bruns wick oyster# always fresh. Daniel A Blatlngame. ITS TRUE it makas you hungry to go to Flournoy**: try It. N. M. QUEEN, GROCER, PHONE 851.— Fresh tne its. Georgia pork and veal. Claud Moran, Mgr., corner Mprlng end Walnut st*. BUTTER!NE. better t^en country but ter. Cost* yuu only 20c per pound. Os car Bradley. SHORTHAND 1# the greatest help to a iKMrttlnn. Htnnley*a Uualneaa Colleg# he# placed H» Students In good paying position* In Macon alone within the last few weeks. Enter our night da*a. WELLINGTON Borin* Dmlrr DutUr, for sale only at C. B. Moore's. Phone 462. Ihwr and kettles. 19 and 33 cents. Iluhn Fire sol* HIGH GREEN TIES 30c. ‘"sflpn i In our window today wo are delaying a beautiful line of stiff bosom Shirts. The shading is a very pretty tan, blended with stripes of hello, brown and blue. The quality is of the highest o.der, while the fit is perfect. $1.60. Tomorrow is a good day to blossom out in one of these shirts. <3® VALDOSTA MILL GELS fSJSWWlBWw »KS-fry; •• If You Pay More Than Our Price you P(\Y TOO MUCH If You Pay Less Than Our Price YOU DON’J PET THE QUALITY Therefore be safe, send us your order MACON CASH GROCERY CO. Phones 326—290 670 Poplar Street. TODAY’S A.&P. VALUES Fancy Malaga Grapes, 2 pounds fer . 25o Tomatoes, small cans ,.7c A&P Tomatoes, oxtra tall oans, finest packed in * America, 2 cans for ,\,.25c Fancy Large Prunes, a pound 10c Pound Cakes, a pound 22c (These cakes run from 9V4 to 3*/c pounds each) Toasted Corn Flakes, (Quaker), a package 7o Roasted Almonds, a package 7c Fresh Marshmallows, a package 7c Fruit Drops, a package So Best Granulated Sugar, 25-pound sack fl.36 Best Patent Flour, a sack > 73o A long list of other special values shown at our store today. The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co: HIGH COMPLIMENT PAID TO DO. iMKiTlot MaNUKASTUreB IN ISUNN'y fSEOROIA: vAtitosYA. di.. 65, iiu-A. Ik «t|; itlicc nf lh*, f»ft |hal LrnOe cdnaltlwi arrf improving, the Strickland Cotton Hill hat Jutt received the largest or* der for c<HU>n cloth that a has had since the mill tvas started ala years ago. The order (a from a northern city and call* for 950,000 north of cot ton good#. It win Uke ten cm to carry the shipment, which Is to bf mad# *t our* from tin gbttit Ilf. Jtlfct; Thi fcblpmeijt represents shout two months output of the mill. * The buyer# have used the Strick land Mills’ good? before snd In th«lr ord#r they p4d tlm company a high Aunpltmem. V#ry Rich fie* Tree. a Mtmrif J, J, " “ ~ tel Oeorg# and some laiwIPi „ day, #AW a great fwafirt of bets llylni toward t/te oId tioring pond, Th#y made ah investigation and foudd it boo tree, from Which lh*y secured near pne hundred pounds of th# richest W«r *n*V Had oVef teeri, tfij * v «* « Iftrgft Cvpress add. *Ho .MS# had UkM rcfilge frt 4 hdllbw. fhJy Wfts emojeed oUL find the Ifrb feUt down, alt ar WliifSM .they fllkd thr,*.. fifty.pound Ijird can* wit* th? honey, Two Good Citttens Die. . Two notable cltfgcn#' of Lowndes w#ro burled today. one at Cat Creek and the other at Mount pleasant In the opposite part of the county. The first was Mr. Kites Thomsa, tho nlde?t resident of the county, being 88 years >f ago and hod lived tn thf county SeV- rniy-twn jr on pa. if«- wag her® when ;!ie thdlltfs roved through this ate- 'Ion ftni Uonth Geo twa« aJmoat trrreij s# a fr’rrnlnv section, The other was Mr. Newt McLeod, .* ho died at hln dining table yesterday l ist after asking n Veering upon the ,ka). He* was fifty-nine years of r •ui4 was one of the most upright farm '•r# In the eounty. He had been In bsd health for a yesr or more, Yesterday, as the meal was being served, he felt hack Irt his chair and aspired In a moment. Ho was a brother of Mr. J5. L. McLeod of this city, and leaves #ix son* and two daughters, nearly an of them grown and married Would Mortqsqe the P A farmer on Rural Route t, Empire, Ga., W. A. Floyd by name aaya: “Bucklm's Arnica Salve cured the two worst sores I ever saw; one on m hand an one on my leg. It I* wort! more than It# weight In gold. I would not bo without It If f had to mortgage the farm to get It.'* Only 26c at all druf store, GEORGIA FAIR, Alanta, Ga.. October 8-24, 1908—Low Rates Via Central of Georgia Railway. Tickets will be sold October 8th to 23rd, Inclusive, and for trains sched uled to arrive Atlanta beforo 13:45 p. m. October 34th, except that no tlckote will bo aold for trains arriving Atlanta on Sundays Oct U and 18th. Final limit to leave Atlanta not later than midnight of October 36th, 1808, For further Information call on or ad dress Jno. W. Blount. District Pa# senger Agent, Macon. Ga, OHANGES OP SCHEDULE. On Sunday, October 18th, the follow ing schedule* will be effective on the Georgia Southern and Florida railway: Trains leave Maeon, Ho. 1 11:80 a. m Ho. 5 (Bhoofly) 4:05 p. m.5 No, f, 13:38, midnight, and No. 85 (Dixie Flyer) 13:18. midnight. Train# arrive in Macon Ho. t, 4:25 p. m.t Ho. 4 4:18 a. m.s No. 6 (Bhoofly) 11:80 a. m,. and Hp. 84 (Dixie Flyer) 1:21 a. m. Nos. S and 4 are solid through trains between Macon and Jacksonville. Observation parlor car# on day trains and local sleeping cars on night trains between Macon and Jacksonville, PHARMACIST WARE Is Police djourt The Rival Societies. As Minerva stood before the court | arrayed like a Ully of the valley, with j the golden monogram of MM serving) as a fastener for the lace • bandage; MflUim list* Ihrnat, she was a plCtur*. ! The H'liM hired lief id the officer Ar ranged thb fjuidesal.ta t *fd#i an.r otherwise got the nuielitriery Of Justice ; m feadt.Hestf for Die prcSsIfirf of thtf HELPFUL fsadIdes# tdf i button Cl otaH It; “What 1# ybur uiihfc?” ho asked. | "Mer name* Who, hid? Meniervy, Hogan Is mer name." ) “What da you do for a living, MineL i va?" "Who, me? Ise seckertcrry uv del M. If, rietr. Jedge.** , "M. M. Society. What does M. M. «tand forT' •W 'mtllffrmitM .M«war# 8'iety. We teka keer of #IHt «it*. »uv# 'fro | ::urrlsh-ment an* berries ’em w>H , Uuld.*' "Vou mean «ho Amalgamated Moth er#. How tell me about thia trouble." “Well, I« f r gwlnafer tfll yer de fuss uvvU, how hit kfmmtnce. Ols- hyar nomana name Mary Jane Drown w W ^rckertarry. H v .«f ffws^ BIstcrrf Well-Known Young Man Changes His Plies of pueineeo. Kings and York Imperials The very firieat, prettiest, most elegant Apples over shown in Mncon; Malaga Gropes, the large, crisp, snap- “ — py kind—eat good; Florida and California Oranges, Peaches, Pears, Lemons, Limos, Tokay Grapes, etc. Phono 26 today, and every day and get in touch with the uforc that has everything good to eat. Flournoy Grocery Co. FOR SALE ' A nice, new 6-room cottage, on shady side Johnson avenue. All conveniences, and a most desirable home. Willingham Loan & Trust Co. No. 461 Third Street. ’Phono 380. Por Sale ll.Clu-r-VinevUIe lot. well located. 11.250—Home in Eo*t Macon, six Tocms- 81.809—City home; flv* rooms. 22.100—Napier Ave, home In good shape. 82.508— Kepior Height* home and vacant lot. |4.U0—Nidi Vinevtll* home. 15.500—Twu-atory Vlnevllle heme; good condition. 811,880—One of the Antet lot* for apartment house In the city. Jno. F. and W. H. Cone, Real Estate, Insurance and Loan, Phone 206. 607 Cherry St. Mr. A. D. Wars, formerly of the Red Gross Pharmacy, lu now with the drug store of W. E. Uhelverton, opposite the MMUMni. . Mr. Were !■ wsll-knewn throughout the rlty os one of the meit skilful end rjti.r- rlcncod pharmacists, end h« will be 'ghd to meet hln many friends in the city at hi# new place. O’CONNELL COMPLIMENTED AS A FINE Made one of Governing »oarii of Big |n< ternatlenal Chicken Club, stands high In ths poultry won, „ ... dsneed by the fact that yesterday he re reived the appointment «•» a member o tho governing board American Cornlsl. „ - Club, an International club, composed nt Belle Ge#t, nicinners in the United States, Canada and England. The appointment WM ..... dent Charlea 8. Brent. The governing board fs gompoaed of the following: Reeves Condon, Rexford Flats, N- V.; M. B. Townsend, Elgin, III., and E. P. O Connell, M*ron. The next meeting of tho club will held In Chicago on December 15 to 19. The Cornish Is rated nmong the finest of birds, many of them selling for as much aa f900. There are quite a number In Macon. Jltrldts thoee owned by Mr. O’Connell. Messrs. J. T. Stallings a.d Leonard Solomon have them, nnd all will ntake fine eshlblta during the fair. / > and Malt non-lntovi ul, Fperkling, Ins / > sting. A delight to the paTate, nr.J nutriment for the atomarh. A b«ttl taken also at bedtime, bv reakon ' the Jerge perrentago of luDUiln ob tained In Sealer hops—one of the pr ciral UlfVVdJents of "BKVO In-Uf .. a sound ana refreehlBg night a sfeen Prepared by Anheussr-puscn, a antes for lt« purity, wholesome r..,. end «u#er*er't»- of YathaernWi Mil' Jo Ago, aha ji«s prej- jiB grdh bk. nurrm bat btf pfejji#. our nWlek# lice# <*r tie #ltk art’ guv# >m clllck'fl stHip ah’ etipis Jllly # M ' - ' cake «H‘ thro dollar* o¥ Week rile w#|l ah'atrong ernuft to# tVHk, All de Bffeei Yatmtcht^ iitva faeeF trl* -.J soup ntt' .fidnlf* cun cake flfl' fifty Clutter week tell de glia wail #h' HtfOfijf ejluff ter go back ter wuk. Well. Ml# Har ris she move font Tybee fusisr Octo ber an* moves ter Yamacraw, an* she tuck her mem'ahln In d* M. M.’sl wldder, No sooner dan shn git settle] tn her Douse over In Yamgcmw ds:i dishyer Mary Jane she hop oancr tat nrown any 'bout me an' — Mlg Harris waa called upon for her teatlmon fJ "Jedge. lag gwlneter tell yer de trufr. let de stare thine whar day r.i'.ut. I dun for Mary Jeno datter b'longa ter de Tybre e'fety enner payin' ten cfntacr week dooxe anner couldn't 'ford ter Jlne ernudder o'lety tell de oh man git* set* rise in h« pay at de brlckyaad. Den *he say. tu'n loose dat ol' M. M . all It do fa ter keep up dat #tUrk-’d? Merncrvy Hogln, an 1 who ahe? Fo ahe gits ter be seckcrterry she wuggar ben'- In' o de wanhtut) anner tekkin In was# In’ fur «r livin', dat who she wuk. An' now took atterf Se« how she dre#a up In deae yer mawnln’ robe# an' de sheet gown# an 1 da forty dollar bat an* tnn- nln shoe# an* daso op’n face storkin' an* dr so peeperboo shut wnlstes. Ai dat ol* gal er hern guvvln Ilnnun show er baffa an' Cap'n Jlnka paatles. Dat gal woont ppeak ter er Yamacraw nig ger any mo'. Jedge, dots de berry wuds Mary Jaije oald, anner got wl:- pusteK ter prove Hit." "Jedge. kInner speak ernudder wud?” a?k Mlnervt. "Juat one word, now.' "Jedge .yer orter know who Mary Jane wuz fo eho gotter be seckerterry er de Sweet Sisters er Yamacraw. Down In do stockade, dar whar eho wuzr.er stayin', an* woffur? Fur ideal* In' uvver boxer soap! Dat berry same Mary Janef ffhe didn't haver rag ter her back, ef she did I hoper mer drnp dald right hyere In mer tracks. Jlss go down ter Yamacraw now gnMook inner house. Look at dem plctera er dem show wfmmen on de trail, an' dem In Me clova nn’ dem chlny dishes iin 1 dem ahlny roffee pots an' dem cut glass alioogor bowla! Whar she git turn? Fo »he gotter be seckcrterry dat opfnan never went out'n town no furder dan Hawklns-vllle. Now she gltB on do train atter rldln* down ter de deppo Inner hack an' sho goes clean ter Chattynoogy. How domo sho kin do dat now an’- ahe stayin' down ter de stockade an* alnt got no olo'es fo ahe gotter be seckerterry er de Sweet Sla ter# er Yamacraw, Tell mo dat" The witnesses say that when Mnrj Jane and Minerva met after Mfs Harris had carried tho news from one to the other there wa# a lively light, but the police arrived In time to prevent permanent Injury. They were fined ten dollars each and their respective societies paid the Am s MW 1 Gw. *t Lvnn, Maw. the thing, you rt t,f w bU fould not explain;to the doctor. Your i Sisiei 1 # er IntlorwilHie M<l in tho strictest oofr Only One "PROMO QUININE* That 1* LAXATIVE ’BROMO Ql/fNINE, Look for the signature-of E. W, OROVK. Used the World over to Cure a Cold In One Day, 2(c. VT’V Southr rn District ef Georgl#: ^ Notice oi erpHcotlon for dlseherge In the matter of W, L. Cook, cf Abbeville, Wlioox county, (leorgls. To the creditor# of the above named bankrupt! You are heiehy notified that ' ,ve named bankrupt has fllsd Ms jop for a dls-harge from all of the debts provi' L. Cook. The heard by the ) ' the united t saM division snd district at _ tied Stales court room In the efty of ... t < :he dst.i# provable ngatnst the satd W. — ueatfio wdl be ry. jAoeer. ^udae dlstrb DIES ATGUTHBERT HOME CUTHBERT, Ga., Oct. 16—Mr. Wll llam Ross McDonald, one of Cuthbert'i popular and well known cltlscns. died at hi# home In this city yesterduy aft ernoon, after an flln«ss of aoyeraJ months with Bright's dlscaso. Only for the past few weeks U*s he been confined to his room. Mr. McDonald's business llfo hah been spent In the mercantile line, hav ing worked for the Levy’s in Savan nah tor a number of years. After leaving them, ho began traveling for a Baltimore clothing house, and was en gaged In this line of business up to hi* repent conflniment. Mr. McDonald was married to Miss ill# Gcst, of Lexington, Ky. She and three children survive him. Ho is survived also .by four brothers and two sisters, all residing In this city— Messrs. J„ Georgs, Ed., and Floyd C. McDonald: Mesdames Mollle J. Bald win,and C. L. Tumlln. No recently united with tho Presby terian church, and his funeral took place from that church this afternoon, Rov. H. W. Dullose. the pastor, con- durtlng tho ftiinTuI c< rernonli-H, assist ed by the other minister# of the city. Mr. McDonald was very popular at home and with the traveling men, and was a man of many noble traits of eharaoter. Ills death has caused much sadness In the community. Men/ friends attended the funeral services this afternoon. U. D. C. Election. CVTHBkRT. OOct. 14—Stone wall chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, this city, hn# elected tho following officers and convention rep resentatives: Mrs. R. L. Walker, pritftfenf; Mrs. R. L. Move, vie# president; lllsn rcil- csbeth Baldwin, second vice president; |M!-s Ethel McDonald, treasurer; Mrs. Walter Eerily, recording eccretary; Mrs, A. f*. More, correspondIng *rc- rotary: Mies Alice Mclfsn. historian: Mrs. J. H. Zuber, registrar. Dolors f eg to the itat# convention In Sevannab: Mrs. A. II. McCay and re. A. P. Moye. with Miss Elisabeth I’lWlB »» alternate. DeVgsteg to tho Athnta convention: Mrs. Ni M. Wmver. Mr#. R. L. Wal ker. Miss Ethf! McDonald with Mr*. S. D. Zuber. Jr., as alternate. Pottoffiee Receipts. CUTHnKRT. Ga.. Oct. 18— Cuth- bert'a poetofflce Increased receljrte. e* well os the Incroeee I a the volume of business done on the rural route# lead ing out from Cuthbert, lndtc*t« n healthy condttlon of affairs. *n,j go to ■how the general development and In- d_volume of buslnes*. alonr ell « the SrddMMrf November | The Increoerd receipts larked A. D. l -"• at i ' o - * -^K 1 n tne forenooTi _, u .,.._,. .n.. A .. ar ,* , _ All creditors of ##id bankrupt are notl- Pn,y a A m1 !; 1®!}*^?*^ fled to be and appear at the time am' “ “ place "fated »uid tbow cau##. tf any th*i r*n why the pr#y«r oontMlned In tht mUA eppllratton ehe-iid not W arweted. Dated at Mecva. da Ude « vane* the Cuthbert office to enoth olaei. Cuthbert peopl# have goof hop# of s-elng free delivery eervlco and government building here at no distant day. If the office rhall con tinue growing in the future, a* tt ha* in the poet. town, 1 j b., writes f tlon to get for advice, following your dlrct carefully, and thanks to you I * day a welt woman, and I am to all my friend* of my experience.” Notice of First Meeting of Creditors. In the „ District Court of the United States for the Western Division of the Southern District of deorgta. In BatgH hTtiru- .iTh. Bargain Store. I w. Ruunjn. 1. J. K..terim, Jr.. M C. T. iSeeterlln, Bankrupt. In Ban Mrs. C. T. Maeterlln, of MonUsuraa. the county of Macon, and district uf<> “LUrkyU, liven «h.t on 15 th day of Octotn-r, A. D. 1005. the it 11, tiit rnf-il f..n - will! each duly J mi. in Bibb county. Georgia, In the id Opera House building, on the 27th of October, A. D. lfdC at • o'clock lie forenoon, at which lime the #»ld Maran, Grand d iy or In tbiVHMH creditor# may attend, prove appoint a trustee, examine tho and transact stich other business U M properly come before #ald meeting. 1 bankrupts are required to b* present that day for examination, ALEXANDER PROUDFIT, ■ Referee In Bankruptcy, er 14. IMS, i | Thl# October J Southern District of Georgia. ^ Notice of application for discharge tho matter of W. A. Hill, of near L %: r *afcv. nfti bankrupt: You are hereby notified 1 the above named bankrupt nil oi mo ucnifl pruvnnie in W. A. IIIII. Tho said application 1 tho #ald division and district a< United States court room In^the < Macon, a*., on the Ind.day of Nov< A. D. liOB, at 10 o'clock In the for AU creditor# of ##ld bankrupt are fled to bo and appear at the tlm place and show cause, If any, they why the prayer Miration should I hot be granted. th*> % Aurens county, peorgU. the creditors of the above nani upt: You are hereby natlflad t\ the above named bankrupt has filed I nit..I • llvl r*lon «nd dlitrlrt Rt notlfl.d t n't..'! MHlq can. why th, ttr.y.r cnnUln.d in thi ■aid application .Itould not l.» granted. Cod. o, 0«org!a (IMS) Vat. 11 -Clvl Coda." Tltla r, Chapter S, Art. 2, Sect. 11, "Ot Foreign Admin- litratori." oh ISM. Tr.n.f.r of itoalc. i ■I /onlitn re.tutor nr odmlnl.tra lr torelnn Kuardlnn mar tran.f.r ttock ot any hank or oth.r coiporal n this atata aundln. In tho nama of 1 lecadent or ward, and chw-k for depot made hr him and^ dividend, declared his stock, flrat nine with tha bank corporation, n certllljd copy of hi. I pclnlmant nnd gmlldcailrmt Prorld however, that nn stock shall bo trai farrad until tho forahtn ejttculor. ndm ' ■ tor or nunrd'an .hall hart *1ven l once a week for four week.. In i r In which th. .herlff-a notices i .bed. In III. county ot the prlnol Sl-j Of tha Cirooratlon. at hla Inti linn to make said transfer. Th. c-elo don not . prorld. for I form of ndvortlrement. hut tha folio Inn I. con.tder.-d eumdent: Tbs undcralirnrd hereby MISCELLANEOUS l*OR TODAY’S tmdo cTpo Cod cr#n- tierrhs uud Kalamazoo col«ry. Oscar Bradley. THERE NEVER WAS sufth an army of good thing# to sat as now. Flournoy's. i.R'NN, PHONE 861— Join stsak, 15c.; mod 12He- Garner Spring ■teak and roust#, and Walnut sts. MALAGA grspe# ItHo poand: Purina. Uraliaru and Wh.-rio Wheat Flour 416 sack. Collcga RIU Grocsry. t and \ as# for 588 Cher Call at 863 Cherry ft. and get price#. THE FINEST and larrssi In bulk. Osoat Bradley. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LEND on real «#Lsto. rapay. stila monthly. J. J. Cobh, CammeioHl it Barings Bank. roasting plant tnmlddl* Go Flournoy 1 # colts* famous. LOST LOST—Whit* tetter dog. blade spot error left ays. Llbsral reward for rstirrn. My name on collar. Frank II. Turpin, ring. sTOsonr nagvat LOST—BtJck plo/ opal, eyrrounded Vf dlamonda Reward. F. B. Coat*#. CUSPIDORS, both metal and At*#. 88. 89 and 48 cents. Iluhn Fire Bata. IT YOU HAVE— A Hone Or Mule Or Harneas Or Buggy Or Wagon Or Carriage; OB ir YOU HAW— A Cow Or Pig s Or Ohiokena Or Egg* Or Qeeae Or Onineae OB DP YOU HAVE— A Sewing Machine Or Furniture Or a Stove Or any Tool* Or Anything Else Or a Dog YOU WANT TO SELL, TBY A 15o AD IN THE TELEGRAPH. For Rent No. J47 Rose Park, 9-r., two baths No. 107 First St.. 7-r No. 428 Carling Ave., 8-r.,.. No. 225 iBellsvue Ay*., B-r..., No. 810 Duno*n Ave., B-r..., No. 126 Holt, B-r N". Mittirm*. 7-r. . ..#40.86 ..812.80 ..828.50 .,810.00 ..818.00 ..822.60 ..620.00 No. 1171 Oglethorpe, 7-r 838.00 B. A. WISE & CO. 358 Second St. PI art da boraay. atata of Maryland, i. h K?.t?lA* 1 M n r>N Kit. WM. C. GARDNER, Executors. senses tub. iK., Hr plb'etlon to be aooolnted b.|i tor of the ***#!* of Uolomon I 'o' of **!d eounty. dece*«M: this r fore, to notify #11 Dersone Inters- hi* spplIrRtlon w!il h*#rd on Meedey in Novam^r tv.« 1 C M WILEY, Ordinary. For Sale $1,800 Will buy a handsome elx <«) -room residence in Zkllevue, newly papered and painted, and in apple-pie order. Ha* a largo lot, *l/.o 108x808 feet (half acre), and fronting street car lino. Known n« tho HuhsoII place. Purchaser can get poaaeeston In thir ty (30) day#, NOW 1# year chance to get a nice home At a GREAT BAR GAIN. Term# If d«#1rod. JORDAN REALTY CO. Real Estate. Insure no* and Loans. Phone 1136. Fourth Nat. Bank 84di^. For Rent A thirty-horse farm with dwtlfln*. out-buildings and tennnt house# suffi cient to run It; well located one and a half miles from good town and only on* mile from nearest railroad station with public road running through the center. The plac* contains 1.750 acre* and ha* plenty of running water on It. Will lease to a responsible party f«»r flve yeaf# at a rent of 35 bales of cot- »"ii i i v'-.if Th«. i■: u-*i will yb-M a handsome profit at thl# low rental. FOR BALI. 103% acres In Crawford county, Ga, has #even-room dwelling and two smell tenant houses; about 200 acre* In largo second growth pine r*ady to saw which should. If p-mperly *handt«xL yield enough to more than pay for plac*. Prlc* 81,880.00, Terms if de sired. Georgia Loan & Trust Co. 566 Mulberry Street. aveeiu* Two Bargains A 8180.00 oaah paymemt wll] buy A modern six-room cottage on Dunean electrio lights, both, cabinet mantels, folding (too**, and 1* on a good lot. Baloaoe 82,680.00, to be paid 840,00 per month. 8300.00 oo#h payment win bay a very desirable fire-room cottage on Carling avenue. Thl# place has every convenience and 1* In perfect repair. Balance 82,800.00. Can be paid month ly In 885.00 note#. Bolter see us quick. ^ ^ '. Minlon-Morgan Co. Real Estate.