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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23, 1908
4A Are You
Prepared
For the
Rainy
Days?
They are bound to come.
It’s time for a cravenette Rain
coat.
Thoy shed the water and at
the same time keep you dry
and warm.
Our coats fit the, collar closely and hang gracefully
from the shoulders. .
Neat grays and tans, blacks, fancy stripes in Uark
shades and olives are. the leading colors.
$15 TO $35
NEAR-BEER DEALERS REQUIRED
TO DEPOSIT BOND WITH COURT
MUST GIVE MONEY* on CERTIFIED IT SAVES YOU MONEY.
CHECK TO AMOUNT. OF TAX TO: The «P«cl»l half price sale of Dr.
Hoirard'4 specific for the cdt* of con-
etlpatlon and dyspopala by the Taylor-
•if**yna Drug Company mean* the aav-
ins of a fear, dotlara on every family'*
yearly bill for medicines.
CLERK OF COURT UNTIL FINAL
DISPOSITION OF THEIR APPEAL.
Purauant to an order Issued by Judge
W. H. Felton ycricrday morning. after
a hearing In chambers, the retail and
wholesale near-beer dealer* of Macon
who art parties to the rooent application
for tha Injunction which restrained tho
ordinary from collecting the tax. murt
deposit with tho clerk of the superior
court the amount of tho license, either In
money or by certified check. There nr*
thirty-five of three dealers and they are
given until Mondny, November 2. to com
ply with the order of the court. In **-•
ovent of the failure of any one of ....
dealer* to make the deposit tho restrain'
Ing order will be declared dissolved, an.
the ordinary will issue A. fas. against
the entire number.
The following Abater* are parties to
the Injunction suit, and are the ones to
whom yesterday's order of Judge Felton
Judge Felton
I
rence, WaM. ShlnholsCr. Keatiemw Re 1
taurant romnanv. J. T. Orooms. L. .
Dinkier, D. Cunningham. Pst Lynns. Ed.
. ..—John Thomas.
r.\s
We Save You'Money!
Best Patent Flour
Nice Thin Meat, per pound
Pure Lard, per pound ....
' Compound Lard, per pound
Cottolcne, 10-ponnd pail ...
Plnntene, 10-pound pail ...
Picnic Hams, per pound
Blue Hen Matches, per dozen t..
....75c
....13c
12 l-2c
....10c
. .$L25
..$1.15
...,10c
...15c
Its always best to see us before you spend yonr
money.
Macon Cash Grocery Co.
Cassidy. Jamas Murohew John Th
J. W. Herndon. Hugh Cassidy. P. J,
ddy. Jo* Travis. Hugh. Devlin. Ed.
•In. A. B. Moore, r. T,. Rarflcld. John
Moore. John Murnhey. Henry Hart. Tav.
Inr-Royne Drue Company. Kd. Lob. C. II
Dmiglaa. C. Richmond. B. T>. Douglas.
Duma* It Hall, C. C. Porter. Cook Brew
ing Company. Ik* Rarhl-iskl. manager.
In the case .of retailer* the tax from
row until the first of Januare Is 1200.
Th* wholesalers* license Is 150(1.
The motion to reotdre this deposit of
money from the thlrtv-flve dealers wns
nrosented to Judge Pclton by Attorney
T. f*. pvider, rcnresehtlng the state attor
ney general. It wa* related out that the
dealer*, by virtue of the restraining or
dor. were allowed to conduct thel** hurl
ness without either a bond or a license
nnd the motion was made that they »i
retired to deposit money to the amount
cf the tax until a Anal decision w**j
rented In tha caaa. An appeal Is now
nendlne.
Tt was also ordered bv the court that
the tentative arroemant that the decision
of the high court on th* temnorarv In
in net Ion fronted to Atlanta dealer* should
oooly to the local rge**. be nut tnto writ-
2. In Atlanta.
Would Mortqaaa tha Farm.
A farmer on Rural Route 2, Empire.
On.. W. A. Ploy*! by name, say*:
"Bueklon'* Arnica Halve cured the two
worst aorea I ever eaw; one on my
hand an one on my leg. It la worth
more than Ita weight In gold. I would
not he without It If I had to mortgage
the farm to get if Only 25c at all
drug store.
670 Poplar Street.
Phones 825—290
The Best the Market Affords
Fancy A. & P.
Elgin Creamery
BUTTER
30c lb.
This Butter stands above all the rest for Richness,
Parity and Cleanliness.
Sold only at A&P Stores. Yon can *t get it from any
other stores stores ns we control the entire output of
this brand- We are eelling it at almost cost and every
housekeeper in Macon should send us their orders and
get the beet at only thirty cents per pound.
The Great Atlantic &
Pacific Tea Co.
FOR SALE
A nice, new 6-room cottage, on shady side Johnson
- avenue. All conveniences, and a most desirable homo.
Willingham Loan & Trust Co.
No. 461 Third Street.
'Phone 360.
For Sale ’ Wanted
$1,460
Home being built In East Macon; wilt
build to suit.
11.000
Deitfable Vlnevllle cottags; lot wida.
16.260
College atrebt homo: 10 rooms; built
for g home; w6rth the money.
11,000
Vlnevllle tot; will build home for pur-
Huger.
Property for sale In tho olty; homes.
Investment or unimproved lota.
Also homaa In feast and South Ma
con.
Lltt your property with us. It may
be what wa want for Immedlato pur
chase. All forms of property handled.
Jno. F. and W. H. Cone,
Real Estate, Insurance and Loans
Phone 206. • 607 Cherry St.
CENTRAL OF GEORQIA RAILWAY' CO.
DEPART FOR—
Savannah and Auguata * 1:36am
Savannah, Augusts
Covington and Batonton.....*1f :95am
Eatonton and Miliedgevlll*. .t 7:Wpm
Athens and Madison • 7r* r —
Athens and Madison * 4
) • 3;
Atlanta and Grfffln.,
Atlanta and Grinin.
* 4:*Cam
* 7*3Um
1 1:31pm
Co'umbue
CshMtbws Hfl
Atbany and Montqomary.
1 l-.DZtrn
Albany and Montgomery..•.•11:40am
Savannah, Augusta
Covington and Eat<
*— and' Mill
1|t|M
Eatonton and' Milicdgevlllo.,t 7:20am
Athens and Madison *11:C9am
—.....Athens andMsdlaen.7:45pm
l:Mam Atlanta. Chicago, st. Louts. .•I7.5fbrn
Atlanta and GrWfln... # ncJam
Atlanta and Griffin • 2:35am
Atlanta and Orjfhii.'.,.«,...eii:2n?-
Atlonta ond Griffin.,
Atlanta end frffBn, ...
id Ortffia...4:40pm Ationu ond Griffin.yg
and Birmingham..* 2:*;am Birmingham ond Columbus..• f:
ond Birmingham..•11:|3ain Birmingham and Columbus..* 4:;
fifi fi Montgomery tnd Amen/.,...* l:Kam
Montgomery and Albany • 4:25pm
Amerlcue • 7:11am
LUMBER MILL BLOCKS
Try, them just once—at $1.25
per load.. They go as far as
load of wood, at half the price.
Rodmond-Massee Fuel Oo.
Phones 100 and 223.
■ "UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES."
Lottie Blair Porker, author of "Way
>owfl East" and "Under Southern
ntled" has & happy faculty in character
|* ‘possessed by few dra-^
matlc writers of the present day. Espe-
that will be presented here sit tho Grand
tomorrow for both a matinee and night
'performance. The flnenesa of her ckg^
actoritailone in minuteness and IldMR
detail will bo easily recognisable to
■ny one at all familiar with plantation
life In the souths The hot-headed flro-
eatlng colonel whose dignity la always
being ruffled and who considers It nec-
cxFHry to arrange a duel eachtlmo^md
southern cavaliers who wars. famoVH
hundred year* ago. Also we And the
mischievous child, "Anner Llxer," full of
Joke* and animat aptr-
pranks, practical Jokes and animal aplx
Ita. reminding us at times of the antics
of a monkey and unconsciously bringing
the Darwinian theory back to our minds.
Another character In the play that
makes a atrong Impression upon (he au
dience la "Aunt Doahy." one of the fa
miliar faithful (ype of servants In south
ern homes a generation ago, who, when
freedom came, elected to. remain with
the family to whom they had belonged
rather than go amongst atrangera. A
faithful ally of the maater and mistress,
more friend than servitor. These and
many other characters are drawn by
Mr*. Parker In a Ilfi-lOfe and natural
manner and so distinctive are the dif
ferent clmmcterlsatlons that the
tor’ii Intereot Is
thereby.
YORKB
the flan
AND ADAMft.
When the Halt dropped In the musical
comedy race this season, one company
forged to the front and romped along so
—y that ’'can't lose*' was all the others
Tho organisation which set
g a*klMng pace ot th* outset was
e and Adams In B. K. Forrester's
ictWn of th* novel musical comedy,
ring th* I’onlwa." Thla conjpany
n* just completed a successful Metro-
olltM Circle theater engt
111 be seen here at the I
touae on Monday. October
te big electrical novelties u. . w.
ivorites that eet New York talktaa All
lat lo aynonomou* with "hkhnff* to
srlcaturrd with a delicacy of hitherto
nknqwu flavor and an oxbuJafte gay riot
f wrier ai.d •design fa displayed |h tho
icenlo equipment, oo lovely, eo freah,
that concealed under tho miracle of It*
slip purity, tho marvelous perfection of
oolor drawing and composition are el-
York# and Adams and tfcelr associate
iSKSvsa it jss
platers.,., A matinee and night perform-
nee will he given/
RCGARDINQ ADELAIDE THURSTON.
Her rare beauty, her musical voice,
her petite form and her charming —
sonority are all thoroughly woll ,k»u„„
Her girts as an aetreue have placed her
In the estimation of .the public on a
high plane of esteem. Her name Is as-
eocinted with an eatneot endeavor to
-osent plays of dean, moral tone, east-
suited to the tasfee and ent*rUln«
ont of th* better das* of theater*
mra and presented with oerupuloua
card to tho selection of her supporting
kit scenery, costumes and accessories.
« e Grand Opera lfouee on Thursday,
debar It.
LYRIO.
It fs a custom In all vaudeville houses
for tho performers to remain a week,
hut a change In acts to always made on
Thursday for th# week-end. A perform-
or usually gives his best act the first
part of the week, but this rule dnaa not
obtain at the Lyric as th# changes put
on by all actors yesterday were beu#r Jf
anything then the first part of tha w—k.
The four courtlmndA tnelodlng the lft-
tl* fellow* In their musical get.. John
Wlilanbrlnk. th* funny man In cork, and
Parrish and DeLuc In thriV c|#ycr slnr-
Inr sei. were well received aad heartily
The amatcuvu wilt hold, the hoard* to
night and there is Lin fn store for all
that attend- Nothing bordering on the
txristerouaneso will be tolerated. .
The Hfl for next week will b* brought
Intact from Bavannah. wB#v* they are
appearing thla w**k !o rapacity busi
ness. Mr. Bandy In fUmpnah wire# hte
ro I her here: ;^ ,h *
[ahowa m the fashioo magasiaea.
Each 60 cent bottle (thla Arm sell*
it for 26c) contain* sixty dose* of a
medicine that la pleasant to take nn.l I
which can be depended upon to euro!
the worst cast of constipation, dyspep-1
ala or liver trouble. Mr. Taylor hunj
*o much faith tn the superior merit I
of this medicine that he says: If
Dr. Howard’s specific does not cure
>ou. come back to our storo and- wr
will return your money."
Thla remedy la not an orJJnnry moil-
lelne. It la the favorite formula of .i
well known physician, nhd has tho en
dorsement of hundreds of phyalclsn*
of eminence In their profession, who
prescribe It In all cases of constipa
tion, dyapepaln or liver trouble, know,
ing from experience that it will make
a complete and lasting cure.
Police (*oupt
Old Bln and Betsy.
Old Beh Haskins wa* up on the
charge of mat driving In tno city, con
trary to (he speed ordinance. An of-
Arer had found him trolling over the
bridge, and whooping up his mule,
urging It In a loud ton* of voire to
accelerate its gait. HI paid no at
tention to the officer who was foreo.1
to rup to catch him. After being
caught, the old negro restated arrest,
and wanted-to proceed on his way ra-
gurrilean. The officer waa therefore
| compelled to look the old negro up to
Insure Ids attendance at court yester
day morning. Thla much ot the cast*
having been stated by tha witnesses
nnd the officer, the court gave the old
man an opportunity to mike his state
ment:
"Jedge. wot de- *ay 7 nm do trufe,
but dey doan know hit 411. Dey feed
me er tryln* ter mfk Betsy go .’long
faaaer. but dey doan know do now-1
come uwlt. Ef dey lutdder knowed j
wot mek me In alcher hurry dey. wood- i
er say go ’long, ol' man, an* git dar
faaayer kin. Isor gwlneter tell yer
•xao’ly how comer In etch or swe't, an*
hit gwlneter be de trufe offer know
how ter tell hit. Lemme see. hit wus-
xer Chuesday atter dinner w'en mer
ol’ oomans aho tuck alck. She mighty
alck, Jedge, Jlss Ink she wusser gwlnv-r
Iter die, anner alnt ready fur de oil
/mmnnn ter go ylt. Iae de ope wotl
gotter go fuss. Well, de ol’ oomans
she aiy, Ben. Is* lnn?r heaper mlaryl
—gotter pain right hyere-ln mer side,
anner. apoc hit kase I cats dem rooter
beggars. I say mebbe hit passer way,
Honey. Atter wMle ah# sAy, 'Ben, fn
de Lawd I kaln't stan’ dls mtzry much
longer. Wot yer wants. Honey? Dat
wotter aay. Jlaao. She say. nuffln alnt
gwlneter do me any good cop’n er plas
ter. an’ dar alnter plaster on do lot.
Don ahe say, O LaWdyl Jedge, dat
glta mo. I Jlss couldn’t atan* ter hyecr
Honey moan datter way, an* mo or big
stroppln* man lakker wus, anner alio
did hitch up Betsy Inner hurry. I Jump
In de waggln anner klm ter town at-1
ter er piaster. I stop at de drug ato*
In Eas* Macon an’ dar wus Mister
Hugh Merkervy Jlaser layln’ hit off
'bout de way de Dlmmercrnta gwlneter
do ef dat mans Jlnnln BMno gltter
'lected, anner seed right off dat ho
had no time ter fool wldder ol* nigger
anner plaster, anner klma over on> dls
alder da river an* gits me er plaster.
'Bout da time I glta on Bridge Row I
gotter atud’n 'bout do ol' oomans (in
ner mlsry. anner tell ol' Betsy ter gld-
dup an’ ter gldtfnp qulckl W’enner
an’ I knowed dat ef dat 'mobile could
scoot Ink dat on do bridge mer ol'
Betsy orter go too, winner hollered to
Rotay tor move an' to move peart.
Dennor hyeerd do poloeces say atop,
but Jedffo dar wus no use ter trv tor
■top Betsy. Dat umi* knowed dot
mer Ol' tome - "•T wnlllrr fur .Int
plaster. Datter good of mule. Jedge.
Hit got sense lak folkaes. ’Bout dat
time do poleacwi run’d up an’ ootch ol'
Betsy by do bridle. I tot* dat poleecea
'bout do ol* oomuni annor mlsry ah'
•bout mer gwln# ter town atter er plas
ter, but he s*y. klm down offn dat
waggln. jar ball hald scoun'le, Iser
gwlneter lock yer up fur drvln' fans
essor 'mobile on do bridge. Jedge, dat
*ho woodor made yer mod? an* dat
do reesln' I git upaot. An' dor dey
had me, me up hy*re In de callaboose
an' mer ol' oomans dar at home Jlsser
sufrln' wld de pain In h«r side, an'
de LoWd knows whar de plaster Is
kase dey tuck hit 'way fom me Won
dey locks mo up. An* dat do trufe,
Jodve."
''Have you h*ard from your old
woman?" naked tho court
"How 1 gwlneter hyere fom her w'en
Iso ben‘lock up In dinhycr Jail or.'
katnt ooo nobody? De ol' onmnnn
mebbe dald by dls tlm# fur all I
know."
At thlo there arose .from the side of
tho room where the witnesses sit, a
Mg fat woman, of the kind Hint every
southern born mnn would, give worlds
to havo on tils lot. Bhe wa* In the
room unknown to Ben, having heard of
his being arrested and had come to
tho city halt to «ee about him. As
ihe straightened up she said:
"Dls lo ho ol» oomans, JedfS." 4
At tho sound of that voice. Joy
Struck deep Into the heart of old Ben,
Talk of music, never was there a
aweeter aound to fall on old Ben's
ears. The nigger loveo » brass bind.,
and the nigger lovr* the strum* of fh*
banjo, but no brass band, no banjo,
could have produced aweeter music
than was the old woman'o voles on
that particular occasion. And Un
sound-must havo touched the heart of
tho court, for the pen uplifted to writ*
ton dollars dropped from the ltl»g*r*.
and tho wave of tho hand toward th*
door waa tho only aentonbo Imposed.
COLD WEATHER
IS COMING
The weather man will not keep us
waiting longer. How are you
fixed in bed coverings? If you
have not sufficiently supplied these
very necessary goods you need to
consult us t for we are the people
to supply your wants.
Blankets
The most 'completo Blanket Department in, Central
Georgin. Wo buy direct from the mills, soleot only tho
best qualities from their stock. Besides nil tho good
kinds for beds, we nre showing n roost bountiful assort
ment of Beacon Blnnkots, cnitnhlo for Lounging Robes,
Couch Covers nnd Steamer Rugs. Thoy aro wnrm with
out being too heavy.
Full size Double Blankets, cotton, in white, tan,
grny nnd stryies, $1.00 to $2,60.
11-4 Cotton and Wool Blankets, in white and grny,
heavy weight, $3.00 to $3.60.
• 114 Wool Blnnkots, plaid, red,, blue, pink nnd tan,
regulnr $5.00 values, wo sell specinl, $3.98.
114 Wool Blankets, red or white, double site, Cnl-
ifonvn nnd Eastern Wool, $6.00 to $12.50.
Beacon Blankets, soft, downy Ootton nnd Wool,
solids and fancy figures, $1.50 to $15.00.
Child’s Beds and Crib Blankets, single or double,
.downy, good weights, whito or dolicnte, solid or fancy
pattorns, $1.00 to $6.60.
Comforts
Mndo from clean Laminated Cotton, Lambs’ Wool
nnd Down, covorod with Silkoline, Batiste, Snttoon, Sat
in or Silk; seleot patterns, ail good colors. Como for
cribs, single beds nnd full size. Prioes from $1.25 to
$17.50.
Special inducements offered to liotols and boarding
houses.
Bed Spreads
Satin, Crocliot and Marseilles, hommed or fringed
ends; all pcrfoct goods, best assortment of patterns,
sizes for cribs,‘cliilds’ beds nnd full sizo bodB.
Cribs nnd cbilds’ beds, Satin nnd Croehet, $1.60 to $3.
Single bod eizos, henvy weight Crocliot, $1.25 quali
ty, for 98c.
Full sizo extra values, white Croohet $1,25 quality,
for 98o.
11-4 out corner fringod Croohet, $1.50 quality, for
$1.29. , .
114 oxtrn valno fringed Crochet, $1.76 quality, for
$1.49.
• 114 extra vnluo fringod Crochet, $2.00 quality, for
$1.75.
114 out corner fringed Crochot, spcoinl for $1.98.
114 Marseilles, fringod, regular prioe $2.50, now
$1.89.
11-4 to 134 Marsoiilos, fringod, regular price, $3.00
to $10.00. '
Extra sizo hemmed Satin, regulnr price, $3 to $10.
Embroidery scalloped, ent corner, $2.50 to $8.50.
Sheets, Pillow Cases
Mnnhnttnn Sheets, 81x90, special for 400.
ITtioa Sheets, RlxflO, old price 90e, onr prico 79o.
New York Mills Sheets, 81x90, old prico 85o, our
prico 69o.
Hotel Special Sheets, 81x90, old prioe 85c, onr
price, 60c. |
Utica Pillow Cases, 45x36, old prioe 26c, our price
20c.
Manhattan Pillow Cases, 45x36, 12 l-2o.
Now York Mills Pillow Cases, 45x36, old price
22 l-2e, onr price 18c.
Hotel Special Pillow Cases, 45x80, old prico 20o,
onr price 15c.
12,l-2c Pillow Cases, lOo.
NO REASON FOR DOUBT
A Statement of Facts Backed
By a Strong Guarantee.
We guarantee Immediate relief xnt
a positive cure to all sufferers from
constipation. In every case a-here ere
tall to effect a cure, wo .vllt sunplv tn*
medicine free. That'* a fmnk state
ment of facta, and we want you to
substantiate them at our riek.
* Rexall Orderlies are a gentle, ef
fective, dependable tnd safe bowel reg
ulator, atreufthener aad (mNa Cwf
re-establish nature's functions In n
quiet, easy way; They do not c«u*»
any Inconvenience, griping or otusea
They aro so pleasant to take and work
so easily that they may be tnkar by
anyone at any time. They thoroughly
tons up the whole system to heaMhv
activity. They have a moat beneAclul
action upon th# liver.
H*x*ll Order I lea ur# unsurpassable
and Ideal for th* us* of children, old
folks and delicate persona. W* ran
not too highly recommend them to all
snflemi from any form of con«tlpn«
tlon and Its attendant evils, Tir»!>
vChy we back our faith In them Wi n
r promise of money bark If tW
> not gtve entire '•faction, 'ifca
Taylor-Bajne Drug Ck
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO
Sam Weicliselbaum & Mack
P. O. Box 163 Jacksonville, Fla.
Tho Mnck Boys will glvo them prompt and careful
attention. Note the following. All oxpress prepaid:
*XX Superior Ry«, CCO f,ll. ]u», 4 quart...
Mix year old Corn. 14.00 (*U. Juf, 4 quarto
Mount Vernon it>». 14.00 *«U. Jux. 4 quart.
Our Cho'.c, Rro, IIoo (•!!. Jui. 4 quxrtx ...
Ander«.m Co. liourbon, four quxrt,
Whit. MIR:, bottled In bond, four qnkrtx ..
44. four quxrt,
it.u k I-abtl, four quxrtx
I yexr old Com. fout. quxrtx
11.00
1.10
4.10
11.00
4.00
14.10
....1100
....11.10
....14 00
Theao nre only a few of our many good thing*. Send
u* a trial order. All the standard brands of BEER at
lowest price*. Writo for price list.
SAM WEIOHSELBAUM & MACK,
Jacksonville, Fla.
DYSPEPTICS
and nil who nutTor from Indi
gestion, Henrtbum, Acidity
3 uncomfortnbly full atomnen
'■ r Hauls . hull!.! tn'.. .'. .!-
Itinnon'l Matchlen Minimi
Writer. It is highly rccom-
mendrd by medlcnl (cxt-booki,
nnd widely used in practice by
|,ltynlrixtix for tho permnnent
relief of all stomach dioordera,
ns well ox for Dixrrhoes, Dys
entery, Hemorrhoid,, etc.
Itisxninvaluhblo tonic, repo-
daily bcnaflcixl for convafex-
centx beeaun of its appetiling
qualitien, and the perfect diges
tion tad. utlmtlnUon of food
which follows its uk.
It I. ■ nowvrfut nimbi,
tlon «f Sul,hurts Acid end I r,n.
Doan lm lo tol.lr.iioonful. dilulod.
On pill?£m*2E««I 4.0A
MATCHLESS MINERAL WATER GO.
OHIcts, Aifehiila. All. na Gmsiiai. Ala
Addmt eomnunlreil*ea la Anieleato oAm
FOR SALE BY
JOHNS. HOGEDRUG CO.,Macon,Ga.
FOR SALE
OH KALK—Chrysanthemum* ctirooe
with any la city; wUMb yellow. Pho
roii
shell oecana _
rl«ll*«; DUddM on<l Rrafted
for prices end catalogue. Tho Q.
Bacon Pecan Co.. DeWltL Oa.
Fc){t SALE—BIx thousand acre* of Uni
in Middle Georgia, fire mllna frotx
city. Three railroads run through prop-
‘•rty. Hhlch is well watered «ujd tim
bered Twenty-five per cent undwr cul-
tivetlfm. Win sell as whole or In trued
to * til t pvrrhoaer. Addreu "Land.* care
of Mb eon Telegraph.
BUTTE hint:.. COc per pound; rod foi
rooking aivi tor table uso. Oscar Brad-
BRUNHWICK oyatara are fat aad fln
condition, nt a bargaTn. W *5^fllr ;
Broa* warehouse. Poplar #L
FOR BATdlE—At one-half of tu vnlu*. «
tract of 640 acre*, another •-
4V miles from oowrtliftuse
CRMAM of groceries rajke pur* food
products popular at Flournoy Grocery
yon BAtdtt—Desirable ontta**. KoH|
Highland*: terms to itft tmreha-e-.
Loop 8. Dure, Fourth Katlonal Bar.k
Bldg.
FOR BALE—Five-room cottage with
barn and large lot. Tenn*v ave . Boutk
Macon: easy poymenta. !d*on 8. Dura.
Fourth National Rank BMg.
WANTED
FREBK tender snap beana and genuine
yellow yam*, fresh lrotn our farm to
day. Pure Peed Grocery, x'hone 649.
WANTED—Five
roplar sL
or elx ' boarders. 796
WANTKD^-Poeltlon at once by Al sten
ographer; good reasons ror changing;
beat references. L. M.. care Telegraph.
WANTED—Board erf. cor. Ash and
Third els.: terms reasonable; doe*.
Mrs. Lee FhlUlpa.
WANTLD- A good working id.iii I t a
abort tlmo in the country; possibly
a permnnent Job; one with neat. Intel
ligent wife preferred. W. B. R, car*
Telegraph.
IF YOU wUI call and Inspect our stock
look at the store, note details ae to
quality, cleanliness, etc., we win, Flour
noy Grocery Co.
WAjNTRP-At once, A good oook.
WANTED—To buy nice bedroom suit
furniture; Iron bed preferred. Phone
I860.
WANTED—1.004 people to go to th* Old
Maid'* Convention at auditorium to-
ttlght; admlaelon lr. nnd 25 rente. Oood
music and an evening of fun.
WANTED—Five flret-claa* coat makers.
Apply to Jno. U. Jonea, Tailor, -Au
gusta, Oa.
POX RIVER butter 21 l-lo per pound.
Oscar Ilrndloy.
WANTED—To do flrit-claja dressmak
ing. Phone 2081. .
WANTED—Couple of young men to oe-
cupy front room; not and cold water
all oonvenlencee: one block from oourt-
houee. Phone 8614.
WANTED—Couple or s«oung men to oe-
cupy suite of room* In steam heated
flats. First olaea table board. No. fi
Ncvaro flat*.
WANTED—Table boarders at tbe Olym
pic Hut*!; i••aeon iM* j-rlrt-a. W. T.
Ragan, prop.
TOR RENT
FOR RENT—Two nice rooms with large
nail cheap. 96.60. Apply quick to 464
Rroad sL, East Macon.
FOR RENT—Four connecting rooms up-
HtniT*. with all convenience*. Phone
1844.
RING CnrsU&rphen for fresh Jersey and
fr*eh country butter In five and trn
pound osns. Grand Duke and Diamond
Duet flour,
FOR RENT— Beoond floor, desirable lo
cation. College at; two car lines: all
conveniences; rent reasonable. Phono
2161. . %
POR nENT—TWO room., fhon. HH.
FOR RENT—Nine-room house'll 10 Park
Plate; excellent location; fronts park
and enr line; conveeloncrs beth floors.
"D." care Telegraph.
FOR RENT—Eight-room house, modern
plumbing, Montpelier ave.; |2i. C. D.
Drew. Jr.
IT MAKICfl you hungry, hence "we are
creator# of appetUe*, 1 ’ Oo to Flour
noy Grocery Co.
FOR RENT—f^irnlshed rooms. 240 8eo-
ond ot. Mre. Oaltl*.
FQR RENT—Immediate possexslon. 1141
Elm at.; 770, 411. 716. 762 A*h -t. H.
L. Harts, cor. Orange and Forsyth its.
FOR GOOD rooms and board re fo th*
Olympia Hotel; merchant'* dinner 26
cents. W. T. Ragan, prop.
FOR RENT—147 Roe* Park, opposite Mt.
d* Haler. 8 room*. 2 baths, all conven
ience!. slant* In rear. Stephen 8. flhlppa.
pan today w« mu ..ii i, pound, ot
xr.niii.it.J „lnr tor UM. OKU
Umdl.r.
HHHHrTwo .choice apartmenti.
Hwiro JiFkta. .water, heat
furnished. Apply at <>ffle# Leon 8. Dure.
Fourth National Rmk Bldg.
POR JRB?iT-**TwoAl ground floor ottleea
I In WMhlngton block; ateam li«-wt nnd
Janitor, all convenience#.. Apply to Ma-
eon
con ilavlngo Hank,
PGR RENT OR BALE—New, modern I-
rooai Coltig-\ Lyrm Ave.. Vlnevllle:
will sell cheap. Arthur H. Harris, 111
Vlnevtlle Ave.
PERSONAL.
W, tSii^lS’rn’M wU SSU:
Sncmo 4U* 17 * l t** 1 ™ & Bloalngame.
DEBT CREAMERY buttar. lie. per pound:
moot name ana, aoontry eggs, always
kejn In etoek. Lyon* Grocery Co., Phono
OUR Stock pure food products embrtu
everything g*>Od to eaL Flournoy On
oory Co.
*at go (
Mulberi
N. M. ORREN. OROCRR, PRONE |S1.—
Fiefh meota, Oeora.-a pork a xl i
Claud Martin. Mtrr. corner Spring
WELLINGTON iprlng Dairy
*mI« only at C. B. Moore a.
FOR PAL®—At aanifleo. two large r
In good condition, ran b* wen Ir
ernoona at College TTI11 Grocery.
FOR PALE—On* of tho b*#t large lota.
Vlncvllle at. Close in. G. M. Davie.
FOR PAL®—Several bargain* in aeron.i-
band bugglea. aurrfe*. apring wagona,
nnd farm w*agone. B. 8. Ponnelee Co.
MpygY TO LOAff,
MONEY TO LEND on real arteta. repay
able monthly. J. J. Cobb, Oonunerafial
A Savings Dank.
LOST
LOST—Umbrella In
name C. B « ’*mpb»
return to TVtleg
poatofTloe
__„.on I ^
legrnph office.
handle. Ptoase
FRESH F1PH for frying, broiling, bak
ing or boiling. rocMvoa dally ny ex
press. Phono 4ft. Daniel db Blaalngame.
LOST—Ycetcrday between Beat MaaOR
and potftoffU:* two brown h.it wl#gv
Sana *ame to Ml** Fearl OrlfTln,* aT
Georgia Music llotuo for reward.
by pearls. Return 1
LOST—Bilck pin, opal *\:rrounded by
dlamonda. Reward, r. B. Coatee.
MISCELLANEOUS
DO Votl want a fhrm or a homet Wo
furnlan the money at 4 per cent and al
low you **v#n end one-to»lf years to
bay ft berk In email payments. Hoee
1402, R. M. Eastern, agent for Southern
Loon A Truat Co.
FOR EVERYTHING good to eat jn> te
European; prices reasonable, Mulberry
POMPANO, blu-fleh. apcrkled
■ bass and Brunewlck
FLOP KNOT we* Hi* J«'*d*r advocating
nnd nolling pure food produots while
other* slept
FOR TODAY we Will soil t» pounds Of
granule'
Bradley.
granulated sugar for 11.04. Oeckr
steak and resets. 12*40.
nnd Walnut att.
EVEN YOUR FUNERAL
would bo more dismal If the roof were
leaking. Do alive then, and flg th*
roof—It may poapone your funeral.
JA0, C. OORMLY,
Phono 631. 320 Third St.
, MR. DOC GUNN j
Is no longer with ^
JONES, GUNN & JONE8,
d this big horse and mule emforlq
II In the future b* run by Mr. Baa 3
Jones and hi* ton. Mr. W. H. Jones
Southern Packing Co.
Choicest Native and Western
Mcat8.-
620 Chorry St. Phone 351.
HEIMATH HALL » r v.
women 15 cent*.
Breakfast 7 to I I, m.
Dinner 12 to 1:60 o. m.
Simper, 4:40 to 7:00.
A free reel room; convenient fee I
ef-town shoppers.
For Rent
Storage apnea, 98x207 and *0x90 with
Southern railroad track facilitla* In
Knglhh coinpro** building; sIro space
174x176 on track, under cover, suit
able for lumber storage or mill puy-
puse.
HTOHK8 FOR RENT.
604 and 804 Fourth street, wftfc C.
R. R. track f*cimi*»; excellent looa-
doo. ‘
No. 461 Cherry Ht.
NO. r-fll Mulberry 8t.
Old 74 with three adjoining mall
■tore* will provide 8. R. R. track
furiiMIcH and convert Into one building
suited to bu*ln**a desired.
.Store, Newman building. First St.
DWELLINGS.
For rale or rent 8-room tr?‘»tery
dwelling. 481 Carling Ave. Will gtve
very liberal term* to purchaser; re
cently put In perfect order.
7-room dwelling, 110 First at., near
Mulberry.
6-room dwelling. 467 New 8t., to bo
Improved.
6-rooin cottage, 454 New 8t., to bo
liupro\ *m1.
5-room cottage, South College 8t., to
be Improved.
Lynn Ave., Vlne-
vllle (n*w).
dwellings. 404 and 408 Rose
St., (new).
dwelKnr 878 Orange St.
Will rent separate Apartments euoh
ery .
enle
Fur Hat of every clan* of real estate
$r*aalo, or Inf<»rrnatlon about loans on
nd to be mn.la on real eetAt* call at
r phone to office. Grand BullJlng.
I”0,000 to loan on Improved Real
>tat* at < and T per cent, according
o amount and location.
H. HORNE