Georgia Historic Newspapers

    ♦SR MACON DAILt tEfjioSAt'fli UCWf^'- OCTOBER 21, 1908
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H-H-H-H+H H l-H-i-HH' HUH
^ ^ LIGHT
) WEIGHT
WOOL "
UNDER-
WEAR
FORM
CHILLY
DAYS.
Right weight, right styles and at right prices, and
in a handy place for Men’s choosing.
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00 PER GARMENT
A good assortment in all weights of the famous Dr,
Jaeger’s wool underwear at a BIG DISCOUNT.
WANT MERCHANTS TO DECORATE
THEIR STORES FOR FAIR WEEK
APPEAL MADE BV TH6 PAIR AS- ,
sOc I ATI ON—Pi V E rfoUNt¥ AGRli;
CULTURAL EXHIBITS READY ?
POR Space—aifi buqcY dis.
PLAYS,
PsIiQg (Joart
if:
- 3 W«Ufii
r*ny—FrtOaj?, Oct-’ $?'*' **
• *y. EBfcktf vixr Arid L*
MMitiry ru>.
Clretii r»ay—
FoutlxUl u*y,
Dor—Safer divV. * .
Brown. flUl ind*ponoj*rVr-^tw»-
tMxfcfttir, N *yr. 1,
Vitro K*y--Saturday. Ni^y. ‘
an mini aptaol te the mcre.iaatx
of tit. city t» decorat. th.ly Mont
Jurlns the present week, tn tXa: the
entire city will pic«cnt *UHV attire aur.
1«E the fair. No better ndfertHent.itt
Of Ike pt'ORH mt the. fair. halts, (fore
the erewds. i» neaktUe than ai, clao-
nr»le eteptay of lies. And huntraw. ii
I la tittbed that ..cup atofr on VulWrr
land Cherry etVcet. »M ■r'w biUVse*.
; blocks of Sloenltd,' Third ubd Fourth
| streets wilt appropriately decora*..
I Mve countlre life ptaeie* tkeir aart-
!cultural tllapleye, Tktre cantle'i ife
Bibb, worth, ftartow. Jones and KniM.
ten. A* many other, art «p«ri«l to
errlve today end toweimw, Ifannrrer
Huffs feels sure that these exhibits
will be the best etna in Ct*r*uv la
many years.
JUST ARRIVED
Fresh Shipment H. J. Heins Goods.
Sauer Kraut, Dill Pickles
Sour Pickles, Sweet Pickles
Heinz’s Pure Apple Vinegar
Why not buy the Best.^
MACON CASH GROCERY CO.
Phonos 325—2D9
670 Ponlar Street.
The Best tke Market Affords
Fancy A. & P.
Elgin Creamery
BUTTER
30c lb.
This Butter stands above all the rest for Richness,
Purity and Cleanliness.
Sold only at A&P Stores. You can’t get it from any
other stores stores as wo control the entire output of
this brand. We are selling it at almost cost and every
housekeeper in Macon should send us their orders and
get the best at only thirty cents per pound.
The Great Atlantic &
f Pacific Tea Co.
No Ton* than seven ftufyr comtsanfej
'▼fir exhibit *f $h« f4tr. and Manarrey
Huff is pressed tot sinks for <»•
play*- In tact, every building wit* „
ho taxed to its utmost capacity. ft x*t punished.
is evident that at least tftw# wore
buildings will have to bo erected next
year.
Docorattons are being placed off att
of t*e buildings of the fair grounds
and an of them will be 'asttty garbed
in fancy bunting and flags.
One of the most interesting Of the
agricultural exhibits will be made by
President Ben It. Jonea. II still afro
be one of the largest, and will be
placed under a tent apart from the
county exhibits. AH of the material
will be the prodnet of Mr. Jones’ Bibb
county farm.
CoT. Wetmoro, repreaentallvo of the
DuPont Powder Company, arrived In
***•. SP r J?* tera *y> an ^ *t once con
sulted with the fair officials in regard
to making a display. An exhibit of
ammunition and guns will bo made.
A car overy thirty minutes is the
schedule now being operated on she
street railway system. It was Inau
gurated yesterday. This service wlU
continue untij the day of the fair,
after which a car will be run to the
fair grounds every two minutes. The
need of regular schedules to Central
City Pari: was readily answered by
tno officials of the company.
Col. Dudley 14. Hughes was in Ma-
last night, after a return from an
tour of South Georgia.
■Ur siyi.
extended
"Everywhere - OU v 8l
gJ{J« a r? out 5*gH €C ?? <5<?° r *rla State
tf every-
FOR SALE
iLil' 1 A nice, new 6-r6om cottage, on shady side Johnson
T ' avenue. AU conveniences, and a most desirable home.
Willingham Loan & Trust Co.
No. 461 Third Street.
’Phone 360.
For Sale
11.450
Home being built in East Macon; will
build to suit.
$1,000
Desirable Vineville cottage; lot wide.
' $6,260
. College street home: ip rooms; built
for a home; worth the money.
$1,900
Vineville lot; will build home for pur-
Wanted
Property for ut. In the city; home.,
Invretment or unimproved lot.,
Al.o home. In But sn4 South Ma
con.
L!.t your property with u>. It may
be whaf we want for Immediate par-
chase. AU form, of property handled.
Fair. It neemed to ..... „ u
1( nn ' 1 cepected to
attend. I look for one of th» most
south'"^ 8tat ° f4lrs evor 110,11 1,1 th0
Circus Feeding Time.
Frcflln. tlm. In the mcnaacrla with
one or the bln* shows is always an In
teresting sight and one which as a
rule the public are rarely permitted to
i*2®ff* .T*? 0 fading of tho animals
with the Cole Brother** show t» wore
than particularly interesting on ac
count of the many rare animals In their
soologlca! collection and tho large
number of them. This In the one show
that realizes that it is more than or*
dlnartly Interesting to Its patrons and
for that reason so arranges Its dally
routine that all who desire may bo
present at feeding tlmo.
Feeding time In the menagerie With
i#? 8e • Wowa . take* place immediately
after the concert Which follow* the big
**f ,w P f ‘ rrnfni *nci and no one knows
this better than tho animals them-
selves. Notice the difference when you
enter the menagorlo previous to the
fMWorm?nco and when you pass out
. *“® r * you havo witnessed it. When
i y°u «»W nil the animal* in cages art
apparently contented. They patient-
ly p.M -to and fro Ivhlnd th. bere,
of rccllno In nom. comfortable portion
on IMr ear. door. After th. per-
formanee tee how Impatient and rcst-
lcs* they are. Springing from tido
to side of their cages, they stop only
long enough to peer exaeetlngly
through their cage bare In the direc
tion rtom which tho attendants conic
dally with their one meal. The trop
ical birds flutter their wings and call. . ,
the hyenas nre laughing. Jlons and iPV 1 tQ * c,n ff and three^ bottle
tigers uttering a guttural grbwl which
w# all know, while oven tho monkeys
nre collected In front .of their home
chattering for the m*M they know is
almost due. #
Cole Brothers' World Toured f?hors
will be the feature of *h e Mreyn State
Fair Friday; October C*. On circus
day a down-town ticket offlco r.;il be
Tfty ’* or Ciyfto Drug
Jno. F. and W H. Cone,
Real Estate, Insurance and Loans
Phone 206. 607 Cherry St.
Put Your Account With The
American National Bank
of Macon
Tke Largest Bank in Middle Georgia!
Capital $500,000.00
Stirplus (earned) $300,000.00
Liberal Treatment and Courteous Attention to all.
R. J. TAYLOR. President L. P. HILLYER.'Vice-Pren.
R. W. JOHNSTON, V.-P. OSCAR E. DOOLY. Ca.bier.
ompany’a .tor*.
OURE~YOUU~fiDNEYlJ
Do Not Endanger Lifo When
a Macon Citizen Shows
You the Cure.
Win people continue to euffor
tne agonies of kidnev complaint, back-
neb*, ornery dM.rt««. Iimtnni.
hudackn. Innauor, «hy otlow tkam-
selves to become chronic Invalids,
when a certain cui> Is offeiod them?
Doan e Kidney Mils Is the remedy
to use. because it gives to tho kidneys
w ^rk * ^ weed to perform their
If you harn anv. even one. of the
symptoms of kidney di-*oaRes,' cure
yourself now. before dlabetr*. dropsy
or Bright's disease seta In. Read this
Macon testimony:
A. M. Vann. 1320 Fourth gt., Macon
Ga.. sayr. "I suffered a great deni
ftr several yeara from jrsinx in
region of my kidney*. Sometimes t
was so lame and eor* that I could not
work ond a* my kidneys were not per-
forming thetr duties properly. I decid
ed to trv soma kidnev remadv Having
heard that Doan's Kidnev Pills were
reliably. I went to the Tny!or*B*yne
Drug Co. and procured a supper- Since
using them I have beer* much better
in every way and I am going to own-
tlnne taking them. kr. »wln» that they
will soon give tfie entire relief, t have
no hesitancy In recommending such a
reliable remedy."
For sale by all dealer*. Price BO
cents. Fost'r-Mllhum Ca. Buffalo,
Now Tork. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Dosn'w-^and
take no other.
'"jl §He Feif From- Grace:
•Barah Jane h;wi fallen fro’ui «rac>.
«uraa June, win* bad’ b. on nlluited.iu
and. pointed o? as the model of hon
est yi SnVeh J*Jne who could fry and
bake kicui |g|}tf th«n np»t«Miv ami
tK’hosl* lv\ttt*r-cuke.4 werh th> jtrl.h*' t ,f
tlo lu-Vtikra^i— Sdrah Jund hud J|nWi.
Thd missus tens' fqgd t^f {riling hef
vislmffl fhot slit 5 had a cook WntT wamt!
die before.she would tak» as tnueh ti*
a yifleh r»f sugar; ?nd wffd fejiet
known to take is had 6t thirds honk*
that she shouldn't taUo. and who vyua
so cleua mbonl tho kitchen mi $ w» kind
to the ehlldvcn. and all th.*: sore of
of thing. Ami the bess of the hvwwe.
relying on wcat the good wife JqW
■ ■:* !■ .'*.1 I f-> hi:* Id ,1-y.N M
town what a B« m of n cook he hud at
home. an»V th* other follow* would (ell
kntt hhw lucky R* wg* ( But eom*
hoi*- or. other thd hois a'.vrrH feit h
II he fctf<$ wd 4ft#f the.se bjjgsUi.*
m£*' WJliil M not^ccJ thrtt- IHc
hdHIei cf whisky H* flag hid but. be-
foYr prohibition tfehl iKto effret were
growing iovVu-'mrt .tr.ecf. arid w^cri
eref he sAlii nhyth'n? th tV wlf*
(I, bht* pcrthhtN»ill l d thg l»»c;l iliijt Shridh
Jane ever went near It. and that be
himeblf wot the dVlnlsef:
. So Wftrg hp \Viia lent fof eariy kpt-
te«*y mnnttitirU gft to the «t*llim
^° tt fe. «fter eating «i breakfast the WU«
eooHe.l. ■apjjt Jan.- not iv'n* uruarlt*
iK* auspecteff that Parah Jam- *wh* In
♦fottble. And she was.
Jon-3 reached the courf room In tin..
ghfit Jane
hcij»-.w «Ht b*r. tfha ww mt and
smtio spread air over her No
natter what she had been #«Mised of.
M’ater Jones would ace that she
The officer te’d of finding vaK Jono
on Fourth street acting in a very dis
orderly manner, fti edilTfiort to thb*.
Emma Brown accused her. of taking a
shirt waist from t»eU. The ovMsncc
era* so *tr*tgiit and ro full that it W4*
hard to say wV> wre tha ino?t aston*
ished, Jonea or S.’voh Jana. tM« to
Eranu:
“Jcdge. dlskyer seme 8ary Jane the
mekkout dot ahu vr argil. Rho cooks
far de Joneses an* she drink dey lkkvr-
an* she w*ar Mix Joncscst shut walstes
nnner peltlooais anner atockln’s anner
doan know wj»t else she .War. She
goiter triflin' husbnn* «n* ho dosn do
er t'lng but loafer roun* do streets an*
mekker ‘sport ’Im. Ef yer go ter her
houso die barry. minit yer kin fin* mo’
pawtsfena dat she took’n fom do
Joneses dan yer kin shaker stick at.
I seed her fclm erway fom wuk many
or time widder ap’n fuller flour an*
meal an* taters an’ hog meat, an* lies
ter feed dat lour down triflin’ nlg7er
she call her husban*. Dat who she Is."
All tho time Sarah Jane was wring
ing her hands and groaning, now and
then cutting her eye In the direction
of Mr. Jones to see If he was believ
ing all that was being told on her, and
hoping In her heart that h« wasn't.
Then the court turned to her and ask-
1: "Where did you get your liquor?
It was real cruel In the court to flr
such an unexpected question at Sarah
Jane. Of all the questions, this was
the least expected.
"Whar I git do licker? Wot llrker
Who say I got any licker? Darn Mis
ter Jonos ax *lm of he evor seed me
wld any licker. Jlss ax *Im. Jedgr."
“Tho officer says ho found you drunk
and there is no use for you to denv
that fart. What I want to knew is
where did you got it—from a blind
tiger?'*
"Doan know miffin’ 'bout no blln'
tiger, Jcdge. Er frenner min* gimme
or glasser dlshyer stuff dey call* nigh-
bear, an’ dat overling X drlnked effer
drap dald." •
"How about tho shirt waists with
Mrs. Jones* name on them found in
your trunk,"
This was another unexpected ques-
tlon. It was difficult to answer be
cause Sarah Jane thought that perhaps
her trunk had been opened.
"Judge, de missus gin m**r er ol' shut
walstes las’ Chrls-nias, an* dat do on*
Ileal shut walste* dat ter got. Jedgc
cf yer lemnie off die time—plcoss mta-'
ter Jones, doan b'lieve wot dsm nig
gers say, dey Jlsser lyin’ 'bout me,"
and Sarah Jane went to pieces.
She was fined ten dollars, ami when
Jones refused to pay i( her heart wan
indted broken. .Tories felt it » bnri
about it almost a* Sarah Jane, but he
was more satisfied, now thai he know
whero his liquor had been going, bo-
cause—Just whisper this—ho had a sus
picion that Mr.-t. Jones was taking n
drop too much, the wretch.
H.d * Cl... CIL ’ r* v
Mrs. Ada L. Groom, ^fltp widely
known proprietor of the Groom Hotel.
Vaughn, Mlsa. says; "For several
months I suffered with a severe cough
and consumption seemed to have it-
grip on me, when a friend recommend,
ed Dr. King’s New Discovery. I bo
The fa mo of
lea Word!
*•4
<ldX. Trial battle fr...
123 Phone, Birch Hardware Co.
«. T. Rice -T. B. Stewart. H. T.
Fielder. Sell most everything.
loywefs’w;:
FOLLOW THE FLAG
iiaJ «h .liiititti Ui liid rli.tincti.-n d having tiMn elu.tcn ai
THE NATIONAL CANDV
S’ h-.Gnv.rntncnt lies waiverl the question of hlcher tide*
rdrt b! ■Cf-l .quality.first in it* selection. Tho great fleet of
h. ttkshipa lit (Be PaMlld ha. receive! ehipment, of many tone
Knife'S®..’' . lr " nih - Shipments
.'Uwhoiinf? ar^si a*E,lZ7 ! “" mnnth, y lot th0
THE WALTER M. LOWNEY CO., E05T0N
Maker* of Cocoa, Chocolate and Bonbon*
fiLae*~s23S£!r5
NEW CROP GEORGIA 0ANE
SYRUP
FIRST OF THE SEASON FROM
—CAIRO, GEORGIA—
Flournoy Grocery Co.
IT’S GOOD. TRY A GALLON.
Our Fine Coffee Roasted in tho STORK KVERY DAY
of tho Year.
Get nil the Strength, Flavor and Aroma.
Now Is the Time, Fifty-Nine
We have just receivod a largo shipment of hooka
that nro slightly damaged, some nre ns good ns now, all
written hy the most popular authors.
If you arc wise you will call TODAY and aee thorn,
for they will not last long at 59 cents each.
MACON BOOK CO.
Telephone 382, i 615 Cherry St.
The Welcome Glow of the
Electric Light
Is hospitnlity in itself. If your
rosidenco is not wired let us
show - you how small tho ox-
penso really is. Its conven
ieneo will repay yoii in short
time, und wlion oneo installed
you will wonder how you ever
mnnaged to do without it.
Macon Railway & Light Co.
SHIPPING NEWS
NEW YORK, N. Y., Ocf. 2P—Ar*
>*lvedi Steamer Kansas City. Hava
rteh.
Railed: Steanie? Voorburg, Cava
i nab.
PIIILADEfaFHIA. PA., Oet. 2C—Ar-
11vc«l • Skennim AUee, Ropduraa. via
Charlciton; Parthian. Bavannah.
AALT1MORK. Md., Ocl. 10—Arriv
ed: Btenntrr Itasea, Havanneh.
Balled: Blenmcr Cretan, flavannaif,
PENSACOLA.”ria7 Oct. 20-Arrlv*
ed: Btoamai* Adeliteld Menaell, (U«*r ).
Mr Hz- il. Wilmington.
Cleared; Htcuuer* ffttfpoot, (Hr.).
Campbell Rotterdam; Mag.* ur>, (Hr)
McKee, Havre.
MOBILE. Ala. Oct. ^-Arrived:
liungfi M tiul. {Nor.), Stranger,
fuegos* Hel'-a, (Nor.), Btavo n\ IMw-
to forte*; Bell*e, (Nor.), Hon-^n, Mv.
8AVANNAH. fle.. Opt. 20—Arrived
Steamer* City of Savanreh. ri-h«-r,
New Yo'-k; Lexington, Jone$, Balti
more: Eavtry, (Bfr-). Puckey, fhar-
Uetorf.
Sailed: Steamer* Nepathnm. llir.l-
gln*. BaltlmoiM; Cha»t*ho<vh«.* Diehl
New York. fHy of M won, flreyer,
noston, Orantley, (Or*). If-'nderjion.
Gulfport.
CHARLESTON. S. C.. Oct. td—Ar-
Ived. 8t**mr-r* Apeek#, Htapl- * J«rk-
imvllle. end prof'^'-ded f*'P New Y^rV
’heodor« Weems, Ball, Baltimore, v
korgetown.
• John Francl*. Ve
JACKSONVILLE Flo . OH. 3*-Ar-
rffred: Steamer* ffhaw-mut. H*n*en.
Philadelphia; Coir.anrhe Waison. J
York; jMh<**>ner Georgia OUkl* \
llama, Wilmington, „ _ ^
=41-18?
w
Parity, Mellowness and Rich Flavor
are the distinguishing qualities of
Sunny Brook ,
THE PURE, FOOD
Whiskey *
It la dlitlll-d In the good old Kentucky way end Is eipeclilly
adapted for home use. Every bottle U aealed with the Govern
ment “Green Stamp,“ a positive insurance of full proof, full
quantity and n fully matured ace. It stand, uncqcaled aa ■
rich and healthful stimulant—a lure cure for many of the
minor ailment! of the human lyatem.
DELIVERED DIRECT TO YOU EXPRESS PREPAID
DV ANY OF THE FOLLOWING DI3THI3UT£fl3:
C. BLUM A CO., JACKSONVILLE. FI A.
C. C. BUTLEH CO.. JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
BEDINQFIELD A CO., JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
D. F. A C. P. LONG, JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
L. O. DANIEL, MGK., CHATTANOOGA, T1NN.
PAUL HEYMAN, CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
fOALLAOHER A O'OARA. CHATTANOOGA, TBNN.
H. LEVYSTEIN A CO . MONTGOMERY. ALA.
i.. LOEO WHISKEY CO., MONTGOMERY, ALA. '
Bottles $ i
I-5th Gallon ft
Rye or Beurboa
Bottles $
Fuff Quart,
Rye or B««rkoa
5
WANTED
POTS and kettles going at 19 and 23o.
Huhn Fire Bale.
WANTED—ldlght suit
Hclfrloh Superior I
WANTED—Clbthea clemnod and preea-
ed. I iHfrici) Superior Pr«Mlng Club.
Phone «•*.
prefer romn unfurniabeA'. Addree* X.
P. C.. thle office. ^
private family; rriPivncfi giviut, pin a *r
(oration and term*. A., drawer 34».
city.
MONEY TO LOAN.
A Having* Bank.
HEAL 1
No d
hour*, imrrvnc
607 Cherry aL
PERSONAL.
SOME nice oook etovea left at baraaln
prices. Huhn Fire Bale. D *riaw
BINDER and Wheeler & Wilson
PINEAPPLE. Edam genuine New York
cream, birch and Ilmburfcr cheese J
B. Whitehead.
M^E fat fries and freah country egg**
Phonos 715 and 40*. J. U. Whltehoud.
BOARDERS—Reeve* House. Macon. Ga.j
a reflned family hotel; $1.00 a day and
up; weekly rate given.
WANTED—White nurse: comfortable
home. Apply Room No. $0, Cummerdul
Bank Bldg.
WANTED—Couple of young men to oc
cupy front room; hot nnd cold water;
•11 conveniences; one block from court
house. Fhoits I0S6.
WANTED—Covple or young men to oc-
cupy suite Ol Kpoms In steam heated
flats. FI rot class table board. No. 6
Nevuro flat*
WANTED—Table boerddrs at the Olym
pia Hotel; reasonable price* W. T.
Rngun, prop.
. FOR RENT „ ,<v»
ilEATERB at factor yprtc.es. Huhn Fire
Bale.
FOR RENT— 1 Tw# rooms. Phono 2496.
FOB hBNT—Second floor, cL.lmblo lo-
catton, Ooltf»i> M.I two (Slur lino.; alt
rouvoiilfno.nl r.nt r.uaonablr. Plion.
IKI.
FOB BENT—Nfca «-roow ootu*. 0hr«u:
b..., "truwborry pl.nl.', honey for aal.
by A. Hollkcr, Holt uva.
TOfi BENT—Thr.. .leuant room, fur-
nl.liM or uufuraUhod, at JH Cherry,
rhona 7.18.
FOR RENT—TRree or four rooms for
light housekeeping. 610 New st.; no
objcCfWhs to children.
FOR RENT—Two connecting rooms, fur-
|
i
t
FI.ORIDA ORANOES that are yellow!
,« mas it's
and ooconnuts at^J. R- Whitehead*
Phone* 716 and 461.
FOB BENT—Nine-room tioue. 11# I’arfc
Place; excellent location; fronta park
and car line; oonVantcncfj both floor.,
'•p," care Telearaph.
FOB RENT—fleeond floor of HU New et.;
bath connecllnr. Pow«.lMr at once.
Rlny 1011.
FOR RENT Immediate po**e«Blnn. 11*1
Elm et.; 770. Oil, 710. 7SI A.K «t B.
U Her;., cor. Oranan nnd Forayth at..
FOR RENT—Furnished room*. 616
Orange st Phone 2236-L.
FOR GOOD room* and board go to eh;
Olympia Hotel; merchant** dinner 25
cents. W. T. Ragan, prop.
TOR RENT—147 Rose Bark, opposite ML
de Rules, • room". I »«ths. all rnnven-
lenoes, staple In rear. Btspken 8. Shipps.
FOR RENT—Two connecting first floor
rooms, phone, hath, etc., $11.00; would
furnish thorn. Address "Convenient
Rooms," euro The Telegraph.
FOR RENT—Stalls In Park Hotel etnble.
Apply Mrs. B. L. Hendrick. Parte Hotel.
FOR RENT—Two choice apartments.
Nevnro Flntsj lights, water, hoot
furnished. Apply at office Leon S. Duro,
Fourth Nation^) Bank Bldg.
FOR RENT—Two AI ground floor offices
In Washington block; steam heat nnd
Janitor, all conveniences. Apply to Ma
con Savings Bank.
FOR RENT—On# warehouse on Blxth st,
fronts side track. Apply Park Hotel.
FOR RENT OR BALE—Now, modem 6-
room cottage, Lynn Avo., Vlnovllle:
will sell cheap. Arthur 8. Harris, S13
Vineville Ave.
FOR SALE
JAPANESE napkins, lo. per 100; cost
you 20c. evsrywhero else. Huhn Flro
Bale.
FOM HALE—Chrysanthemums, white and
yellow; come see before giving an or
der. 339 Carling ave., Phone 2006.
I plrklc* alk
-iy Bradley.
BAUER KRAUT, dill
olives In bulk. Oar
FOR BALE— Dealrablo cottage, North
lll*hlnnd«; terms to suit purobaser.
I.eon 8. Dure, Fourth Notional Bank
Bldg.
FOR 8ALES—Five-room cottage
Itarn «nd lar*c lot, Tenney nve.,
Macon; eoajr payments.
FOR BALE—At Aacrlflce, two large mule*,
In good r. n.imon. (’an be s««n In aft
ernoon* at College Hill Grocery.
FOIl BALE—One of the beet tern lot*,
Vineville at., close In. O. M. Davis.
and farm wagon*. 8. fl. Pormelr* Co.
For Renf
A thirty-horse farm with dwelling,
out-bulldlnga nnd tenant house* auffl-
c.-Unt to run it; well located one and
a half mile* from rood town and only
on* mil* from nearest railroad station
with public road running through the
center. The place contain* 1,730 acres
and ha* plenty of running a ut. r >m it.
Will leas* to a responsible party for
five year* at a rent of $1 bah* of cot
ton j>tr year. The placo will ylold a
handsome profit at Ihla low rental.
FOR 8ALE,
30394 acre* in Crawford county, Ocl.
has seven-room dwelling nnd two small
tenant houses; about 200 acre* In
largo second growth iplne ready to mw
which should, If property bandied,
yield enough to more than pay for
place. Price 91.tM.ot. Term* If de
slipd.
Georgia Loan & Trust Co.
545 Mulberry Street.
Two Bargains
A $160.00 cash payment wlH buy
modern six-room cottanc on Duncan
avenue. Has electric light*, bath,
gdf, cabinet mantel*, folding doors,
and I* on n good lot. Balunrr
$2,660.00, to be paid $40,00 per month.
A $100.00 ca*h payment will buy a
very desirable five-room cottage on
Carling avenue. Thle place has even'
convenience and Is In perfect raralr.
Balance $2,600.00. Can be paid month-
see us
Minton-Morgan Co.
w W- Real Estate. "H'
420 Cherry 8L JUlflaL. Phone 1102.
N. M. GREEN, GROCER, PHONE 851.-
Freah rnrata, Georgia pork and ve«l
wllnut M .U Un ' M * r " °°™ r ****
WELLINGTON Spring Dairy Butter, for
sale only at C. B. Moore's. Phone 467.
LOST
L08T—Two pointer pupplee; whlta with
lemon spot*. Reward If returned to
W. C. Turpin.
LOBT—Sunday night at Bollngbroke,
G«t.. one dark bay horae mule, in good
condition; medium slir; mi.an scar on
right shoulder. If located, please notify
F. H. Wadloy, Bollngbroke. Ga.
LOST—One amethyst ting surrounded br
^^pcarls. Rotura to 106 Park Place, Plume
LOBT—Stick pin, opal, surrounded by
diamonds. Howard. F. B. Coatea.
MISCELLANEOUS
1I1NCH MEAT in bulk, llftc. per pound.
Oscar Bradley.
’ROUT, fine for
flah, oystera and celery.
Co.
RING CLAUD MARTIN. PHONE *81—
Beet Konen* City loin ataak. !8o.; round
and roaata. I'JVic. Corner Spring
and Walnut eta.
.IMPORTED DILL PH
opened today; also mangoe*.
Phone* 716 and 468.
EVEN YOUR FUNERAL’
would be more dismal If the roof were
leaking. Be alive then, and fix the
roof—It may pospone your funeral,.
JAB. C. aORMLY,
Phone 531. 320 Third SL.
MR. DOG GUNN
'' is no longer witH
JONES, GUNN & JONES, \
and this blr horse and mule
will in tfss future he run hy Mr. Bf
Jonos mill'
kjmrtura
his son. Mr.’.W. l£. Jonos. ^
Southern Packing Co.
Choicest Native and [Western
Meats.
620 Cherry St. Phone 351.
all
HEIMATH HALL
cents. Bualnaa* women 16 osnta.
Braakfaat 7 to • a
Dinner 12 to IliO <
Supper, 6:00 to 7:00.
A free rest-room: convenient for etit-
of-town shoppers.
*FOi Rent
Btorngo apace, 98x207 and 80x90 with
Fun thorn railroud trnrk farllltie* in
English conipreaa building; rIao space
173X175 on track, under cover, suit
able for lumber atorogo or mill pur*
!>-»»».
BTOREH FCTR RENT.
604 and 606 Fourth street, with G,
R. It. track facilities; excellent loo**
tlonT j
No. 461 Cherry St. i**fMm*M
No. 661 Mulberry St-
Old 76 with three adjoining email
stores will provide S. R. R. track
facllitle* and convert Into on* bonding
suited to htifdneNs ricnlred.
Htorc, Newman building, First Bt« J
DWKLL1NQ8. V
For sale or rent 8-room tww-etory
dwelling, 423 Carling Ave. WW give
very liberal terms to purobasear; re*
cently put In perfect order.
7-room dwelling, 210 Fhwt 8L, near
Mulberry.
room dwelling, 457 New to be
Improved. . 4 1
5-roorn cottage, 469 New 8t„ to be
Improved.
room cottage, Soetb College 8L to
be Improved.
5-room cottage, lomn Ave., IFtoo*
vlllo (new).
7-room dwellings, tot end tot Reee
St., (new).
lo-room dwelling. 871 Orange Ft.
Will ri*nt separate npartraent* e*e>
floor; every convenience.
For Hat of every class ef reel etoate
for sale, or Information about loans •*
id to bo made on real estate. e*H *6
phone to office, Grand Building.
$20,000 to loan on Improved Reel
Eatate at 6 end 7 per cent, according
to amount and location.
H. HORNE
Reel Estate, Insuranoe and Lean* ^
Phone 464.
For Sale -
New I-room dwelling and four acres
In ncllevuo on car line.
Two nice realdenccs oii Second St.
Two nice residence* on Oak tit.
Hrvreri nwm dwelling and 10 acres
near city.
Five-room dwelling and 100 scree;
splendid lf-v-1 I - n I a short Way
out, with plenty of woods and water
and 2.000 best selected peach tree*.
Two pieces store property on fine
business etreet.
600 acres flue, strong land with fm-
pruvoments, four miles from railroad
at 3R.00 per aero.
‘"I acres near Barnesvlllo. Pike Co.,
Oa.
1,080 acre*, farm In Burke and Jen
kins counties, Ga.
Varner Hotel and three acres land at
Indian Springs, Ga.
610 acre* one mile from Holton. Ga.
Home fund* on long time at 7 per
cent. Call or write for particulars on
any of above.
Geo. W Duncan, Manager.
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