Georgia Historic Newspapers

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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY MORNING, 0CT03ER 27, 1908
D.O YOU DRINK GINGER ALE? THEN TRY
“Acme Ginger Ale”
Brewed - by the name process ns boor, from the best im
ported Jnnmioa ginger root, with distilled water and
bottled under refrigeration.
It is a very healthy and refreshing beverage and ie
second to none ever introduced into this market.
"We invite comparison with any imported article
and think yon will agree with ns.
Osr system of making ginger ale is the only correct
wpy to make a first class article and our prieoa are but
little more than what you pay for tho ordinary gingor
pop.
Try n case ot cask and yon will pronounce it aa
good aa any ginger ale you ever drank.
Phones 342 and 396
Acme Brewing Co.
Macon, Qa.
Oldest Whisky House in South
ESTABLISHED 1881
OLD SHARP! WILLIAMS.
Pur* fin* old Rye. by th*
gallon
4 full quarU
luarui ...........
Kxpreet prepaid.
QKORQI J. COLIMAN.
a* jpsaai% x
« fill
Express' prepaid!'
ANVIL RYK.
Pur* and ■uhetantlal fam
ily whisky. by th* MtH*n..ll.M
4 full quarta |iN
Express prepaid.
OLD POINTIR CLUB CORN.
Ritfi and mellow, by th* # ,
gallon SS.KS
4 full quarts $5 to
Expran prepaid.
OLD GEORGIA CORN
OhMl From Oonl.d W.r.h.u.M >nd Old.
. U.Tt
K ' PTf ' 1 pr.p.1.1.
w. hMdl. »n th. lutfln, fcr.nd. of nr. »nd IVvirbw Whl.kl.. I. th.
Ml wW wt. »».. mna to I, r-r c.nt on ytw putrhuM. S.nd
THE ALTMAYER & FLATAU LIQUOR CO.
720, 722, 724, 726 West Bay Street
JACKSONVILLE, . . . FLORIDA
WANTS t CLEAN SHEET
TO START A NEW YEAR
CITY MARSHAL HENDRICKS 18
HOT AFTER THOSE WHO
OWE THE CITY.
Something Ilka fSMOO fa clafmad to
La du* tho city for paving of both
•traata and aidawalks, and aome of
thla haa been on the book* of tba city
for many years, the collection being
prevented by aulta and other lltiga
Uon.
Tor the purpose of having a clean
ahaet to atart the now year with Mar
ahal Handrlckn Is now bending hla
energies to collect thla anug aum do
aa to have aomethlng In the treasury
at the end of the year. I<e will Is
sue fl faa against the property of those
who do not pay up at once, and will
thus give the city attorney aomethlng
to do In case th* payment fa restated.
Home of th* amounts ar# those due
for paving th* street*. It will be re
membered that at the time of the
street paving, there were aome who
refused to pay the aaseaamenta, claim
Ing that the property In front ol
which the paving was done was not
worth the amount of the assessment.
Then there were borne who selected
tho plan, under the law allowed, of
paying In annual Instalments. There
may La some of this that has not been
oolferted. Then there la due • con
siderable amount from paving side
walks. By the operation of the tor
mer ordinances If a proparty owner
failed to pav'e a aide-walk after due
notice, it was paved by the elty and
th# coat charged un against the prop,
ertv to be collected as tax execu
tions are collected. In thla way tho
city was out a great deal of money
until It could be collected. For aome
reason many of these accounts were
not collected and ure atlU due tho
city.
In order to get thesa accounta
squared. Marshal Hendricks will make
effort to collect
SOUTH MACON GROCER
ARRESTED YESTERDA
ON WARRANT CHARGING HIM
WITH VIOLATION OF THE
PROHIBITION LAW.
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers ef this paper wll; _
plessed to learn that there ta at least one
gfl^nc*
BEDINGFIELD & CO.
(Incorporated)
EDWARD LOH. President.
Formerly of Macon, Ga.
dreaded disease that science bee been
able to cure In ell Its stakes, and that Is
Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Our* le the only
K sltlve cure now known to the medical
Uernlty. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease, require* a constitutional treat
ment. Hairs Catarrh Cur* Is taken In
ternally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, there,
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease. and giving tho t.iilcnt strength by
building up the constitution and assist.
In* niture In doing Its work. Tit* pro
prietors have so much faith
tlve powers that they offer
Dollars for any case that It fall* to cure.
Rend for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CI1ENKT *
i CO.. Toledo.
I ,M by ad Druggists. 7ftc
Take Hair* Family Pills for constipa
tion,
Regal Shoes in quarter sizes;
all leathers.
Parks & Everett.
Gr
AT THE
a;
ADELAIDE THURSTON.
Th* Anal rehearsals of AdeUtilo Thura-
. tn’s new play "The Woman’s Hour,* 1
were conducted on her farm at Muimy
Hr N. J.. the entire coramuiv being the
s of Mlsa Thurston. It took on the
of one grand holiday nnd to.sav tho
members of the company enjoyed It,
would be nutting It mildly. Up At I a
m.. breakfast at 7. 4nd study until 10.
Rehearsal from to t» I; lunch and back
to rehearaal again from 2 until 0. Din
her at i. 'After dinner all —*“ m
tiles Tliurston’i
ie L_ ...
t deal of conversation among
members of the company.
Mlsa Thurston and her splendid organ'
Opera House 1
••THE GREAT DIVIDE.' ■
Freeh from a two season*' triumph In
New York. ’The Ureat Divide.'* Wlllf
Vaughn Moody’a extraordinary aucceau_.
play, which has Iteen declared by many
critics to set a new high water mark In
American drama, will be seen at
Grand on Tuesday. November 2. The —
nounccmcnt of this fact trill probably
create a "run" on the box office end a
rush of mall orders for seats, for Mr,
Miller’s production of this widely her
alded play Is an event which ell patron*
of the theater ere eagerly awaiting. The
career of "Th* Greet Divide" baa been
epoch-making In American theatrical
bistorv. Her* at last la a pipy which t*
splendid literature, great, drama tecbnl-
caity. end at the same time fascinating
to the spectator and of almost unprece
dented commercial value. It h«s b*#n
a iled th# "Ion* awaited 'great American
»y,'" * Undoubtedly It IsaaMtTh
.SMs. n treatment'' ea the
pli-tmee«iu* portion of the tar west In
which the nrst two acta are Wild—th*
Rocky Mountains, the Ureat Divide be
tween east end west.
"THE THIEF.**
Alexander- like Henri Vernateln. the
youthful author of "The .Thief." atUI In
(tie thirties-may be wild to have no
theatrical worlds to oonquer. "The
Thief Almost upon tho heel# of lie
E Mentation In the Renaissance theater,
rls. was produced In America. Eng-
d, Germany. Russia. Rpaln and Swed
en and this summer fairly completed Ita
circuit »f the globe by being produced
In Australia. Ho thla winter "The
Thief" will be playing In 4
and six 'different tongui
Ing the Classic* for —
: countries
mm. TM# Is crewd-
... ... orid-wlde mnn*
... One would think that young Bern
stein had quite reached the climax of hla
extraordinary career In this universal
reception and success of •The Thief."
•The Thler win be seen ,ar Urn Grand
on Wednesday. November 4.
BLACK PATTI.
a mack Patti Troubadour* will make a
»!t to this rltr at the Grand on Mon-
>*. November 1. playing a matinee and
night t**rf«rment'e. with what th# New
York critic pnmounce tV treete-t sing
le and comedy show of the eeaeon—
iit,u K tin* whistling catchy number* are
"Msndv l/mr." "Move on Mr. N^on."
••Farewell Brother Hllas. Fere You Well.
K smashing olio of vaudeville jrcta com-
prises Whitney and Tutt comedy du<
Tin.- names imply that everything bought here'is
tho highest grade of all standard whiskies, at lowest
prices- •
Send ns your orders which will reooiv* prompt at-
Write for Catalog
29 VV. Forsyth St. P.O. Box 1098
Jacksonville, Florida
ARE YOU SURE
D* yew Imw that Ua matera’ has da
w*re rlesa, ttles eiel idedfrsm tb* fsetorv.
KBgyflnlwr
kAKC tNu ffttrn you* pwv ret cm u
1* 10 BQMTO
rc* ie. a ruu -1*
Jen-0 ICE GPU Ptvfltr
I JL&l. O log CRV.
On Saturday night the deputies from
the sheriffs office arrested a young
man on the char!* of being drunk on
the public highway. The arrest was
made on the complaint of Mr. A. B.
Moore and others, who said they were
very much disturbed by the conduct
of the young man.
Yesterday morning Mr. T.
Brown, father of the young man who
wag arrested on Saturday night, swore
out a warrant against Mr. A. B.
Moors, charging him with violation of
prohibition law, In that he was con
ducting g blind tiger at hla place of
business on Fourth street. Just beyond
the city limits.
Immediately upon the warrant being
served. Mr. Moore gave bond for his
appearance and waa^ released. The
deputy sheriffs made a thorough
search of the store, but failed to find
oven the trace of whisky.
For some tlmo reports have been
received by Hherilf Rc/bertaon that
whlaky was being sold In the vicinity
of Mooro’a store, but such Is the good
reputation borne by Mr. Moore that
no attempt was made to watch hls
store for the vlolstlona. It Is said
that those who have been operating
the blind tiger selected the locality pf
the store because, of It being a con
venient point. Mr. Moore |s regarded
by the people of South Macon as be
ing a good and law-abiding man, and
hls friends take no stock In the Idea
that ho has been guilty. They seem
to think that the father of the boy
has been minted by circumstances.
The search for the whisky was
made on a search warrant.
AS TO MATRION AT DEPOT
Resents the Reflection Caat Upon Him
By 8om* Minister.
Officer Rodgers, the special officer
at the union depot, in speaking of the
efforts of the ladles to plate a matron
In the waiting room, said yesterday
that he would be only too glad If some
good lady could get such a position,
but he wlshen to resent what seemed
to be a reflection on him made In the
course of remarks on the subject in
one of the pulplt M Sunday night.
It was stated that young girls were
entirely unprotected at the union,de
pot. and this Is why a matron Is need*
ed there.
As a matter of fact, every protec
tlon Is thrown around ladles who are
at the depot waiting fdr the arrival
departure of tralna. Officer Rodg
ers looks after them aa If guarding
hls own family, and at night the night
officer la thera for the aame pur
pose
A young girl la aa safe lh the union
depot as at home, and there have been
numerous Instances to show,how well
this atatemsnt has been borne out by
the facta. The officer dors not caro
to particularise, but he Is prepared
to prove how well he has protected
young girls who have had occasion to
go to the depot.
Officer Rodgers does not in any way
object to a lady being stationed at the
depot for the purposes mentioned, but
he dislikes the manner In which the
matter has been stated. Hs has dono
all that a good officer and good man
could do toward lone young women
who atop at the depot.
Mrs.Winslow’s Soothing Syrup
Has h«-en used for over 9TYTY-FIVF
TKARR tw Mn.T.TONB of MOTHERS for
their CHTLDREN WHILE TKBTHlNO.
;• 1 - lire: Hr-'CKM-I !• K->o T HM
th* CHILD. ROFTEN8 tho ODMH. AL
LAYS all PAIN: CURES WIND roup,
and Is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA.
Sold by prucslets In every part of the
world. D# sure end ask for "Mrs. Wlnx
low’s Soothing Syrup," and tako no otii
er kind Twonty-flve ronts a bottle,
(lunn*nt«'w) un.trr th*» and I>ru*e
ct. June 80th. 1*04 Serial Number !C9«
N OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY
Here’s what Barney Oldfield, the famous automobile rac
ing driver, says about PEPSI-COLA:
“I enjoy PEPSI-COLA first rate.
It’s a bully drink—refreshing, invig
orating, a fine 'bracer* before a race,
and a splendid restorer afterwards.”
PEPSI-COLA is the Original Pure Food Prink—guaranteed
under the U. S. Gov’t Serial No. 3813. .At. all soda fountains,
5c a glass—at your grocer’s, 5c a bottle. Beware of imitations. •
HE SECREIS OF
WIRE
TO STATE SANITARIUM
CORNELIUS O'CONNELL WAS
TAKEN TO MILLED&EVILLE
FOR AN INDEFINITE
’ PERIOD. *
O'Connell on a writ of lunacy, he was
taken to MtllcdgevlUe yesterday to bo
entered In the state sanitarium. Jailor
Chatlea W. Hubbard accompanying
him.
Since the lunacy trial O'Connell haa
been confined In one of downstairs
cell* of the county Jail. During hie
confinement he haa been exceedingly
S tleL though he Indulged In one of
oee hallucination* that were noted
on a previous occasion while at the
police station. The other day ho com-
nlalncd to Jailor Hubbard that he had
been robbed of sixty dollars, and yet
It waa Impossible for any one to get
In the cell to rob him. He took up
Idea, however, and while he did
... scrub* any one hf said he was
positive the mojtey had been stolen
from him.
When taken yesterday morning he
made no resistance, bat appeared to
take everything as a matter of course*.
The sentence of the courts still hang
over him.
Alpine Troupe With Col# Brothers*
Clrcue—A Talented Family—Moth
Never Saw Them Act
One of the prettiest features with
Cole Brothers' circus this season Is
the Alpine Trpupo of wlro-walkers.
This family or artists are the origina
tors of the twin wire performance, and
A Healthy ramlly.
“Our whole family haa enjoyed good
health since we began using Dr. King’s
New Lite l’llls. threw, years ago," says
I,. A. RartletL Of Rural Route 1. Gull-
ford, Maine. They cleanse and tort*
the syetrm In a gentle way that doe* I one peculiarity about the lady la that
their act is replete with new and as
tonishing tricks and feats. The futh-
er, Frod Alpine, excited much com
ment aome dozen years ago by suc
cessfully walking a rope stretched be
tween tho towers of the Brooklyn
bridge over the East river. TIa son
and three daughters are the most pro
ficient ouartet of youngsters In their
particular line of the profession, while
the eldest, Mlsa Beatrice, haa a re
cord for a standing Jump over a reg
ular kitchen table. Gaining her equi
librium on the wire after the Jump Is
difficult and there In lb where
Miss Beatrice haa conquered her com
pet I tore.
The wire* used .by th* Alpines are
manufactured In New England. They
•re closely woven, and are guaranteed
withstand any strain. Wound on t
drum they are carried In a trunk spe
cially built. 'Because of the danger
arising from defects an Inspection (a
made, and the present wires have the
distinction of lasting three weeks be
fore a new set was needed. An ex
pense not generally known la result
ant, but tba New England firm con
tracts to keep the family In supply
during the circus season.
Practice. Incessant practice. Is their
watchwofJ, and In the morning before
tho afternoon performance and again
at the close,of the matinee they are
constantly at work. New tricks are
constantly being rehearsed, and one
thing suggests another eo that their
repertoire ta always complete and ever
changing. Their costumes Invariably
excite much comment. The beauty of
the fabrics used tWb harmony'.of -col*
ors and the ornaments and trimmings
are always Unique and odd, while not
the past bit gaudy.
Mr*. Alpine, the mother, Is th<
seam-tress and she designs the cos
tumes f»r the troupe. Her experience
In this line, was gained In England at
the Drury Mne. War eevohteen yeare
I the position bf wardrobe rala-
THi making and keeping came
isrvlslon during this time
you good. 25c at .all drug stores.
a "Soldier of Fortune." "8tlm Render-
eon" and "New Orleans Ilonerxucklo."
James God man. Century Marvel,"
Black Patti, the greatest atngec of bar
AT THE LYRIC.
The shew at th# ‘Lyric yesterday and
last night came up to every word that
' Ml been eatd about It In advance and
ill prove to be one of the beet vaude-
lie MH> that haa ever been presented
> a Macon audience.
Wolf# sad Vaughn, in their comedy
ayleL eutllled "A tVunty Wsriir' kept
ie audiences Uushtng from start to
MBh. lt la a Uush extra?tar that never
Us to 4to Ita work. •
and Keenan, rnttunre MIm
n in the sheath gown, won
••eta •i.-!'.*noe. Tt * singing
“ VTmro
cOervey. the mimic. IjiMoje
if nh her family have been on
the Muse an.l with circuses eh# hasi
never x*en them at work. Thla sea-
• >n it veto with them tad occu
pies a St.«te room on Col# Brothers'
train, but ehe has never seen them as
they go through their act. Her pet-
eon I? h/«r own and she refuses to die-1
cuss It. but her husband declares she
Is afraid she will witness an accident!
the most wave! u4 interest! ns
thA mu sad the character chaagee art
nothin* lees thaa a marvel.
The Lyric’s ehow to a»vi from begin-
last night was ptoaead. -TIs
£4 by eO f—d gwses.
* fiestew Rse feed Co. lr lb?, K Y. J j
j vti)4*ruto at 4 4>'d*dL
legend and emTW^st eat
Inti?
coming this week atU arm* ea-W I
A CRRAM. guaranteed
to remora freclh*.
plmplre. Ut#t apoU,
U ua. rallowaees,
(nlontiou and ernp-
tloaj; the woret cm*
tn M to SO dsys. Leave*
tbe akin rl««r, hralthy
end restores t V Svsiity
of youth. Endorsed by
tbeumnda of
ladles. Ate. SUB, by
, or mail.
year druggist
, MTIOM&. loan COMPANY. Part*, leaa.
Instead of remaining in the audience
she finds something to 'do In tfle dress
ing room when the Alpines are ready
to "go on." ‘
The bly day a t the Macon State Fhlr,
Friday, October 10. will be known as
Circus Day. and Cole Brothers will
bring their aggregation to Central
City Park on that day for two per-
formanqf-a. a parade and a aeries
of free attractions will be the morn
ing feature while their horse fair will
attract many until the matinee per
formance begins. The free acta will
be repeated In the evening and the
night performance will bring the day
to & close. For the accommodation
of Macon residents and others who do
not wish to mingle with the crush at.
the ticket wagons on the grounds, h<
down-town office will Le opened. The
Taylor-Bayne Drug Comparty’s store!
has been selected, and the sale of
“GAGER’S WHITE LIME”
Is a little higher in price than other Limes, but it is
PURE LIME, and by far the best and-most-economical
for Brick' Work and Plastering.
Cheap Lime is dear at any price! ,
„ Write ns for Delivered Prices.
Carolina Portland Cement Co.
Southern Distributors. Charleston, S. 0.
tickets for both performances if*** 00
cur there Circus Day. There will be
no Increase of rates, and the prices
will be exactly (he same a* are asked
at the ticket wagons in Central City
Bark.
STOP-DRINKING
It was formerly customary for th* ha-
ritual drinker to take the pledge-regu
larly. sometime* once a year, and eome-
times In
lowed hls debauches, and then-break It.
But now it la gradually dawning on the
world that pledges do not stop drunken-
ness. When a man take* a pledge vol
untarily. he expect* to keep It. Every
man expects to keeo hit word end every
broken pledge cost* th# drunkard many
• heartache. But he cannot help It. He
fight* ee long as he can. then succumb*
to the craving. The nenmar ayatem of
the habitual drinker la diseased and he
must have treatment that will cur* tale
condition.
Orrlns Is sold under a positive guar
antee to cure the drink habit or the
money refunded. No other treatment for
the liquor habit ta eold Under auch a
liberal guarantee. ‘ . „ .
Orrlns ta prepared In two form*: No. 1
less, which can bo given secretly In snv
ftKvi or drink. Orrtn# No. 2 Is In pill
form, for those who wish to be cured
of the habit, and It ahouM be taken by
every one who awf-ars rff.
No matter wbl-'h form of Orrine ta
Used, the guarantee I* the same. Th#
price of Orrlue 1a 11.00 per box. me! *
to Cure Drutvkennrae." plain
Refrigerated* Bottling
The word sounds good, doesn't it?. Just try a
Bottle of Coca=Cola
Bottled by our procese. Tnere'a nothing to compare with It We
want to show you our plant.’ Call and Inspect. You will be delighted. ••
If you want n perfect drink drink BOTTLED
EVERYWHERE 5c
SOUTHERN
ELECTRIC
sealed envelope, by The Orrine On..
Washington. D. C. orrine ta sold b» H.
J. Tamar & Co. t
GEORGIA. Bibb € County—Will be sold
- .'fore the courthouse door in Macon.
Ihibb county, during the legal hours of
•ale. on the first Tuesday tn N -voraber.i
nineteen hundred Sod eight, to toe high
est bidder for sash, two hundred shares
of the capital stock ot The Realty Com-
iy, a corporation under the laws of
with Its principal office and
In the aatd county and »tnte:
numbered respectively it. *o.
end 2?. e«rh of the said ccrtlfl-Atfs
of bueln<
ceHlficatee i
being for M share*. The same levied I
as the property of W. B. gparks to satis-
r, m.--!«*u»d from the
city court
•i’ Macon. Blbh county. In favor of the
Apart pan National Rank against North
Highlands Land Company ar.d W. R
Spun prlncipe’s and Leon S. Dure en
doner. !L C. ROBERT.
Deputy Sheriff.
This tth day of October. ISM.
GEORGIA. Bibb County—Will 1
wmmmmmmmmmmmppui be som
before the courtbeuae door in Blob coun
ty during the teral hour* of sale on the
III ret Tuesday In November, aleeteen hun
dred and right to the highest bld.W for
rash, the following described property,
to-wit: Two (iV Leeter upright Grand
planca One 41) Wetotor Electrical
Bus Bald property levied on as the
property of K««!r wijg** n to satisfy an
execution Issued from city cum of Ma
con. Bibb county, tn favor of C.' T. Gar-
ripti against Kthel Love, principal, and
«*ie Widgeon end H<nrv K-«->r ecru-
tK K C. ROW.
Deputy Sheriff.
TLIe tth day of October. lMt»
. SUPPLY & MFC. CO.
Machinery, Electric and Combination Fixtures
WIRING MILL WORKS A SPECIALTY
171 Cotton Avenue—Phone-212.
Hold on to
Your Money
until you see that you ar* going-1#
get the worth of It. Do not trust
mere claim but Investigate. We are
wiuing for you to Investigate the trua
worth bf bur vehicles as we know they
can stand any examination or Inves
tigation. See our new cut-under run
about and eurrlee, new and up-to-date
In every-respect.
218-220 Third Street.
. Phone 254L