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THE MAOON DAILY TELEGRAPH: '* 'WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1908
DENTS
GLOVES
$2.00, $2.50
NECKWEAR
50cto$2.00
PERFECT FITTING WAISTCOATS
The kind we sell. They not only fit and wear well,
bat-at the same time tone up your appearance.
Some are made with flaps while others have bound 1
and corded edges.
Tans, browns and olives are the popular shades.
$2.50 TO $7.50
TO THE MASONS
Don*t fail to see the Masonic Arch on our building,;
’.it will he lit tonight.
|)0WMe.YS|
Chocolate Bonbons
are the most delicious and
the most wholesome of
confections and have the
largest sale of any in the
world.
They are aold in sealed
packages, are always of
the same superfine quality
and always the best.
The Walter M. Lowney Co.
Boston, Moss.
Cocoa, ChoooUte, Chocolate Bonbons
NOBLE TRIBUTE TO
GEN. BENJ. HARRISON
MEMORY OP INDIANA'S DISTIN
GUISHED SON FITTINGLY
HONORED.
Georgia Cane Syrup
“Do Byrup Dat Takes Do Cake.”
One Gallon Cans 65c
One-Half Gallon Cans .35c
“And It Shorely Am Good.”
Macon Cash Grocery Co.
Phones 325—200. 670 Poplar St.
I \ 1 H-H-l
Good Coffee
Buy direot from Importers and Roasters and get
the best to be had for the money.
Special discounts given Hotels, Restaurants, and
Large Consumers.
Call and inspect our line of superior grade Coffees;
all prices marked in plain figures and the quality shows
for itself.
A trial is all wo ask for A&P Coffees.
The Great Atlantic
& Pacific Tea Co.
Importers. 608 Cherry St.
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.
’Phone 360.
For Sale
$1,450
Home being built In East Macon; will
build to ault.
IS,MO
Desirable Vlnevllle cottar*: lot wide.
$6,250
College street home; 10 room*; built
tor a home; worth the monejr.
$1,000
Tlnevllle lot; will build home for pur.
chaaer. %
$1,350.00
For a Quick Sale
Nice cottage on corner lot In good
neighborhood and growing part of
. F. and W. H. Cone,
Real Estate, Insurance* and Loans
Phone 206. ' 607 Cherry St.
The Big Day at
CENTRAL CITY PARK
Friday, October 3
# Big Fair Day and
tribute of his home was paid to Gen.
Ueniarnlnt HarrUon today. The memory
of Indiana'* dlatlngulahed eon, soldier.
Mutesman and president of the United
State* waa honored in a way to be re
membered by tbe Thousands of cltwena
who gathered despite the cold, to wltneaa
the unveiling of the striking bronxe like
ness of their former fellow* townsman.
Vice President Ch&a. W. Fairbanks, who
is president of Oen. Harrison Memorial
A parade, participated In by the Tenth
United Bute* infancy from Port Benias
min Harrison, one regiment of the In'
dtana national guard and 700 Civil war
veterans. Including many members of
the Seventh regiment of which former
President Harrison was colonel, preceded
the unveiling exercise*. .
While the silent throng'looked on. little
Miss Elisabeth Hlrrlson lert the elde of
her mother In thb reviewing stand oppo
site the monument and made her way
past the seats of hundreds of her fath
er’s army comrades and Up the stepi
till she stood before the draped arms.
She reached out and tugged at a cord
that Ming loose from the Hags that formed
the draping. The flags. released, opened
out and revealed the bronse figure. The
little girl, lifted an American flag from
the baae of the monument,' uncovering an
immense laurel wreath, sent by President
Roosevelt. Carrying this, she feturned
hnd presented It to tier mother.
The family party Included Mrs. Harri
son and daughttr and Col. Russell B.
Harrison, the three members of Oen.
Harrison's cabinet, Oen. John W. Noble,
of Bt. Louis; John W. Foster, of Waah-
inwton, and Mrs, Foster, and W. H. H.
Miller, of Indianapolis; Mrs. J. E. Kuhn.
>r Fortress Monroe. Va„ end Herrlson
fleott Morris, of Minneapolis, nephew of
Gen. Ilnrrlson. Others present Included
the members of the monument commis
sion. Gov. J. Frank Hanley and-wife and
Mayor Obas. A. Bookwalter nmV wife.
James Whitcomb Riley read a poem
thnt Jte had written for the event. '‘The
Tribute of His Home." Gen. John W.
Noble paid a tribute to hie former chief;
In nn eulogistic speech and waw followed
by John f,.. Griffiths, United States con-,
sul at Liverpool.
The Mott Modern, Original, Meritorious*
and Perfectly Organized Amusement
Enterprise ever Conceived*
AN ARMY OF LEADING PERFORMERS
In 8 Bings. On 2 Elevate^ Stages, In.
GIANTCAMELof SAHARA
Slack as Night. A Towering Ship of the Desert*
EQUESTRIANS. ACROBATS,
GYMNASTS, TUMBLERS,
CONTORTIONISTS,
JUGGLERS, SPECIALISTS,
WONDER WORKERS,
U Comical Mirth-Provoicing Clowns
JOSI G01PLETE ZOOLOGICAL COLLECTION
XVKU ASSXfttIII.1CD.
dented High Bohool Monage Acts.
FabousJy Costly end Beautifully Bewildering
3TREET PAEADE
Will leave “ -----
morning.
Open Cages.
9 PERFORMANCES DAILY at 2 ftnd 8
p. m. Doors open One Hcur Earlier.
All Tents AbaohAol ■ Waterproof. 8eaUng Capaolty
10,000. Fifty Uniformed Uahora In Attendance,
Acres of Canvas, BTrolns of Cere, 1,000
Mon,! Women and Horaea,
Upon the return of Striet^arade, and again at 6:30
hue. dbzizi
The Most Hazardous Feat aver accomplished.
A Little Talk
Over Lumber
with us may e&v* you both money and'
annoyance. W« can prove that It’
peya to buy good lumber even for a!
chicken house. We can prove our
lumber Is good either by showing it
to you If you are an expert or by re-!
ferring you to previous buyers from'
us. If you are net. When we have;
proved both these propositions the rest,
Is up to you.
Cabinet Mentals, Painters* and Build- ;
era' Supplies.
WILLINGHAM. SASH & DOOR CO.,
457 Third St, Macon, G*.
Diarrhoea
Dysentery
Hemorrhoid, and all other
bowel troubles are mo«t euc-
ccssfully treated wilh Wilkin
son’. MotckUuMincrol Wattr.
It relieve, promptly and per
manently. heal, and i, anti
septic in th, highest degree.
A, an appetizer it is without
a peer, insuring the proper di
gestion and the fullest assimi
lation of food, constituting an
invaluable tonic for all con
valescents.
Wilkinson’, UaUhltu Min
eral Wattr is a combination of
Sulphuric Add and Iron so
powerfully concentnated that
dilution is necessary before
taking, a tea to tablespoonful
bstfoM, It is a natural prascrinefa*.
compounded ty Datura so p«t fee thr that
arttiUe can never approach ft la bene-
fleial raroKa. Sold by all druggists.
Or* pint tl.09. tie yifUt
MATCHLESS MINERAL WATER CO.
702 SALE BY
I0HN S. HOSE MUG C0.,M«CM.Ga.
J
A NOVEL INTRODUCTION.
The Dr. Howard Company have en
tored Into ftn arrangement with the
Tnvlnr r Bayne Drag Co. hy which a
special introductory offer will be made
of 25 cents on thA 50 cent also of
their celebrated s.oeclflc for the cure
of constipation and dyspepsia.
So remarkably successful has Dr.
Howard's specific been In curing con
stipation, dyspepsia and all forms of
liver trouble that thl* firm will return
the price paid In every case where It
does not give relief.
They have been able to secure only a
limited supply, so everyone who wishes
to be cured of dyspepsia or constipa
tion should call upon them or send
them 25 cents by mall, and get 60
doses of the best medicine ever made.
If you wish pure milk, order
from Baconsfleld Creamery.
Delivered anywhere in city.
Phone 2709.
HUGE TAKES
LATONIA’S FEATURE
yards, was the feature at Lntonia to
day. Hanbrldge, an outsider In the
bitting, won the fourth event by half
a length from ZIenap. Track fast.
First Race, Five and a Half Fur
longs—Desperado, 5 to 1, won; Be
Brief, 2 to l, place, second: Mlque
O'Brien, even show, third. Tlmd,
1:107 4-5.
Second Race, Six Furlongs—Aspirin,
6 to 1, won; Homo Run, f to 20, place,
second; Miss Crittenden, 3 to 2, show,
third. Time, l; 14 3-5.
Third Race, Six Furlongs—Sorrel
Top, 6 to 1, won; Lady Ethel, 12 to 1,
place, second Snake Mary, 5 to t,
show, third. 'Time, 1:14 3-6.
Fourth Race, Mile and Seventy
Tarda—Hanbrldge, 10 to l, won; ZIe
nap, 3 to 6, place, second; Sally Pres
ton, out show, third. Time, 1:4$ 4-5.
Fifth Race, Six Furlongs—Lens, 8
to 5, won; Marbles. 1 to 2. place, sec
ond; Merrick, 2 to 5, show, third.
Time, 1:15.
Sixth Race, Mile and Three-six
teenths.—Arrow Swift, 6 to 1, won:
Dunvegan, 6 to l, place, second; Red
Gauntlet, 3 to 6, show, third. Time,
2:00.
SHIPPING NEWS .
SAVANNAH, Ga., Oct. 27.—Arrived,
steamers Ecclesla (Br.), Dorrfiand,
Nordenham, Dora (Aust.), Martino-
llch, New York; Chatham, Hudgins,
Baltimore; Chattahoochee, Howlett,
New York. .
Cleared, steamer • Ethelstan (Br.),
JefTrys, London, via Charleston.
Sailed, steamers Kansas City, John
son, New York: Itasca, Freeman, Bal
timore; tug Security end bargo Sa
bine, McQouldrlck, Jacksonville;
schooner John B. <Blemtiler, Adams,
New York.
CHARLESTON. s7c., Oct. 27 —Ar
rived, steamers Arapahoe, Chichester,
Jacksonville (and proceeded for New
York); Matilda Weems, Hudgins, Bal
timore; Lasse!!, Reynolds, Philadel
phia.
Sailed, schooner Daisy Ferlln,
Dodge, Darien, Oa.
! PHILADELPHIA, ^et. 27.—Arrived,
I steamer Berkshire. Savannah; Shaw-
jmut, Jacksonville.
BALTIMORE, Oct 27—Arrived,
steamer Cretan, Savannah.
! Sailed, steamer Lexington, Savan
nah.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.—De
prived of his fancy honeymoon cloth
ing and rigged out in the uniform of a
musician of the United States navy.
In which he first met and fell In love
with Miss Ada Gorman, daughter <-t
the late Senator Arthur Pue Gorman.
Charles J. Magneaa, dubbed by hie
companions a* • Millionaire M.isicfnrt.**
Is chafing In the brig of tne thriv
ing ship Lancaster at the Phi'i irlptiia
navy yard.
After a sleepless night with most of
the hours passed In tossing In his
bunk, the prisoner arose this morning
In a fretful mood-
It Is thought that Mrs. Magnest
may appear at the navy yard today
and aak to see her husbund. Her at
tempt* at Washington to have Mag-
ness pardoned have availed nothing.
Bllous? Feel heavy after dinner?
Tongue coated? Bitter t/ists? Complex*
ion sallow? Liver needs waking up.
Doan'* Regulet* cure btiloua attack*.
85 cents at any drug store,
BILLIE HALES IS KILLED
BY DESPERATE NEGRO
EUTAW, Ala., Oct. 27—Billie Hales,
a well-known young man,, was shot
and Instantly killed last night at
Union, near hero by Dave Mean*, a
negro. Hale* was trying to arrest the
negro when the latter shot him. Moan*
escapod and a posse Is assisting Ike
sheriff to locate him
Mortgage m
A farmer on Rural Route 2, Emplro,
Ga., W. A. Floyd by name, auya:
■'Bueklen'a Arnica Salve cured the two
worst aorea I evar saw; one on my
hand an one on my leg. It Is worth
more than Its weight In gold. I would
hot he without it If I had to mortgage
the farm to get It." Only 25c at all
drug store,
UNION COUNTY, S.C.,VOTES
PR0HIB1TI0NJFTER TRIAL
UNION. S. C.. Oct. 27.—Union
county again voted for prohibition to-
dny by about 300 majority out of
1.500 votes cast. During the past
three years of prohibition the arrests
for drunkenness have decreased 50
per cent and property valuation In tho
Regal Shoes in quarter sizes;
all leathers.
Parks & Everett.
ETHEL ZIMMERMAN
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 26.—Ethel
Hart Jackson Zimmerman, of New York,'
the well-known actreaa and alnger. waa
married this afternoon to Benonl Lock-
wood. Jr., also of New York. Th* wed*
ding took place at the home, of Henry
Wharton, a brother-in-law of Mr. Lock
wood. OQly member* of the families o
the bride and groom were present.
6, A, R'S DIDN’T LIKE
j MENTION BRYAN'S NAME
LINCOLN, Neb.. Oct. 17.—Cheering for
Bryan coat John T. Kent, a prominent
local democratic politician 125. He waw
fined that amount and coats today In poE
lice court Technically he waa chnrged
with disturbing the peace and with dlaor
derly conduct. The complainants were
six members of the O. A. It. drum corps,
who-testified that when he persisted In
Icheermg for Bryan he disturbed an open
air concert their organisation waa giving.
WE ARE SERVING OUR
CELEBRATED COFFEE
Jackson
Square
(Which Has made ub Noted)
AT THE FAIR,
And you are cordially in
vited to pay us a visit nt our
booth.
IMPORTERS COFFEE 00.,
Ltd., Now Orleans, La.
A. B. SMALL CO.,
Macon Distributors.
0. E. DUNAWAY,
Resident Salesman.
LOST
LOST—One amethyst ring aurroundsd
by pearls. Return to 105 F '
BUTTBIUNB only 10c per pound; good
for cooking and for table uses. Cmcar
Bradley.
Whera Bullets Flaw.
David Parker, of Fayette, N. Y., a
veteran of the civil war, who lost *
foot *t Gettysburg, etys: "The good
Electric Bitter* have dona I* worth
more than five hundred dollars to me.
I spent much money doctoring for 1
and they cured me. I now take them
a* a tonic, and they keep me strong i
and well.** 50c at all drug store*.
PROHIBITIONIST RALLIES !
TO FLAG OF DEMOCRACY
McRAE, O*.. Oct. 27.—A Methodist
j minister, and a leading prohibitionist
‘ of this town, seld today that th# race
j was between Bryah and Tatt, and it
; «m no time to Indulge In complimen
tary votes. He said he had always
vdted for the prohibition candidate in
presidential elections, but now that a
move is on foo't to defeat Bryan's ma
jority vote.* and throw the matter in
the legislature to be called In extra
sesalon. hoping to rob the state of her
electoral vote through sonfe technical
point.'he would vote the straight dem
ocratic ticket and do hie beet to
thwart the designs upon Georgia’s
rights.
ONE OF THE'CONDITIONS
of our southern life which I deplore, I*
the lack of, furnace heating of our
homes. Now. If I could Install a fur
nace- In every house in Macon, 1 would
be a happier man
Is the joy or flic household, for
without it no happiness can be
complete. Angels smile at
and commend the thoughts
and aspirations of the mother
_ _ bending over the cradle.
The ordeal through which the expectant mother must pass is such that
she looks forward with dread to the hour when she shall feel the thrill
of motherhood. Every woman should know that the danger and pain
of child-birth can be avoided by the use of Mothor s Friend, winch
renders pliable all the parts, m
assisting nature in its work.
By its aid thousands of
women have passed this
crisis in safety. J&JffvSUtf!
book of Inform.tlon to wuir.fn lent freo.
THE BRADFIE1D KEOUZ.ATOR CO.
Atlioto. Oa.
Th. World 1 , Gr.at.tt Cr,dlt Cloth!,ra.
TJT'HIS is the acaoon when our liberal credit
plan will do away with your clothing wor
ries, and lit you out in fine style for fall and
winter. Every person is free to open en account
here, and we'll make the term, of payment so
email that you'll never miu the .mail auma you
pay ua. *
We have everything in
clothing, hat8 and ahoea
for men, women and
children; and you'll find
that our pricca are often
lower than those of cash
■tore,. We select our
own materials and make
moat of our own cloth
ing; ao that you are
sure of getting the latest
styles and the best qual
ities at the lowest prices.
WOMEN'S SUITS.
SEPARATE COATS
SEPARATE SKIRTS
RAINCOATS x
WAISTS
MILLINERY
MISSES' SUITS
CHILDREN'S COATS
MEN'S SUITS
RAINCOATS
TOPCOATS
HATS AND SHOES
BOYS' SUITS AND
OVERCOATS
MR. DOC GUNN
is*no longer with
JONES, GUNN & JONES,
and thl. Mr hor.. and muU emporium
will In th, futur, b. run by Mr/ Don L
Jonei and hta .on, Mr. W. H. Jones.
Southern Packing Co.
Choicest Native and Western
Meats. .
620 Cherry St. Phone 351.
Cantield Oil Co.
Sells Gasoline,
Turpentine and
all kinds of Oils.
FARLEY 4 GALIN
362 Second St.
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO
Sam Weichselbaum & Mack
P. O. Box 163 Jacksonville, Fla.
Tho Mack Boys will give thorn prompt and careful
attention. Note tho following. All express prepaid:
...18 00
...18.50 •
...1450
...$510
...MOO
.. $450
...15 00
i. • .15.60
XXX superior Ryo, $$-50 gall. Jug. 4 quarts...
Six year old Corn. MOO gall. jug. 4 quarts -
Mount Vernon Rye. $4.00 gall. Jug, 4 quart*
Our Choice Rye, 88-00 gall. Jug. 4 quarts ..
Anderson Co. Bourbon, four -luarts ........
White Mill4, bottled In bond, four quart* .
Lewie* 66. four quart#
Black Label, four quart*
• year old Corn, foui quarts..,,
These are only a few of our many good things. Send
us a trial order. All the standard brands of BEER at
lowest prices. Write for price list.
SAM WEICHSELBAUM & MACK,
Jacksonville, Fla.
THUR8DAY NIGHT, OCT. 29-
ADELAIDE \T
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An American Corner of Modern Lit,.
The Woman’s Hour
By Frederick Paulding.
C ast of Superior Excellence,
omplete Scenio Produotion.
omedv of Wit. Merit, Strength.
Management FRANCIS JQ HOPE.
HARNESS
$14.00 Harness at $10.00
$15 00 Harness at $10.75
$17.00 Harness at $12.75
$20.00 Harness at $15.00
The.. Wtraofdln.iy rrlcr, for m
tltil. whll.. w.lnl.aat* prlc, .1 re
fill. Order a •••(, .ml If you don't
Ilk. fh.m .end them back. H. nt C.
O. D. with prlvll.,. of elimination.
J. W. SNOW
MACON, GA.
lea Word
WANTED
WANTED—Business woman with®*
WANTED—Work by a firat-dus at
grapber. L. M.. care Telegraph,
WANTED—A band, ooroposed of five ..r
I Six piece*, white or colored. Apply
Uncle Dan's trained mules show at the
WANTED—Room and board named by
CALIFORNIA Blue Ribbon Celery, tho
finest that lias been shipped her*. Os-
BOARDERS—Reeves House. Macon, Oa.:
a refined fatuity hotel; fl.oe ft Oar *nd
up; weekly rat* given.
WANTED—Men to learn barber tradei
few weeks oompletea; ohatra constant
ly busy; careful lnatructnrj. tool* given,
diplomas granted, waxes Saturday*. p<,.
attlons waiting, wonderful demand for
siis'&ijnjainfi** *•"
WANTED—Five flr*t-cl»«* ooat makers.
Apply to Jno. B. Jonee, Tailor. An*
WANTED—Couple of yovnx men to oc-*
eupy fnont room; h<X and cold water;
all oonvenlenoee: one block flon court-
houae. Phone «IZ8.
i’OR RENT
FOR RENT—TV*o nice large anfnrnlelied
rooms, dose In. to ooupio without chil
dren. Apply 816 Third at.
Oscar Bradley.
FOR RENT—Nine-room bowee tl# Park
Place; excellent location* front* park
and ear line;
"D." car# Telegraph.
nloncee both floor*.
FOR RENT—Immediate pneweanlcm lift
Elm at: 770. 759. 758 A*h UL R.
Harts, cor. Orange and Ftorayth at*.
FOR RENT—Elght-l
FOR RENT—FuroJ*fced room*. 616
Orange nt. Phone 3236-1*
iron GOOD room# and board go W lhf
Olympic Hotel; merchant's dinner 26,
cents. W. T. Ragan, prop.
FOR RENT—Two chop
Nevaro Flats; UB
-Two choice apartments,
eta; llghV watam heal
>p»y at offlr* Leal Dora.
furnished. Ap v ., ........ •
Fourth National Bank Bldg
FOR RENT—Two A1 ground fleer aSteee
In Washington block; atenm heel anA
Janitor, all oonvenlenoe*. Apply to Me-
■“ Having* Bank.
Forayiti •treel,” near °Sware.' J B.
farts, cor. Orange and Foray th at*.
FOR RENT—Second floor, ah ormveia-
iencee; choice location. Conoco «L; two
car lines; rout reasonable. Phone 8168.
FOR SALE
, — .opper L_—.
ed coffee urn, otieap. Jacob HI rack.
FOR SALE—Fine obryxantliemvim*. sev
eral colors. Bee them. Lem* stems.
889 Carling are.. If. II. Phone *004.
NEW cask of genuine Harmon dills Jus*
opened. If. Bloch. Phone 46.
FIOR. prune*, dates, raisin*.
JUST RECEIVED FOR THE FAIR—
Fresh shlpmentn of pnmpano. Spanish
mackerel, irout. Mue fish. bass, floun
der, Mangos snapper nnd sailor's choice;
ofxo Apalachicola and Brunswick oys
ters. All the above received dally.
|»|tire oi dr-re rarly. DimlM A Blasln-
xsme, the old rollable fish dcalei*. Phone
4C8. 'ur-j
FOR SALE—Fin* chiysanthemumg, $1.90
f per dnr.cn. Phono No.
FOR RALE—Horae, buggy and hameea
Hors* can bo eeen at Ilronen'e
stables.
FOR BALE—Deniable collage. North
*fliuoSr^3;
Bldg. ' ;j
FOR’ RALE—Flvs-ro.
bam aod targe lot,
Macon; easy paymtn
" "i National Han
Fourth
FOR BALE—Several bargain
ave. Boy
on 8. Du
. In seoond-
auirJf". rprlng wagons,
' Parmdet Co.
ono. H. 8. Parin'
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LEND — - - - - - - -
able monthly. J. J. Cobb. Comi
A Raving* Bank.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOX RIVER butter, fresh shipment hr
exprese every morning. S3 1-So per
pound. Om-iir itradley.
WE 8I.ICE boiled ham. breakfast 1
and dried beef. Flournoy's.
Always open.
TROUT for baking and broiling. Bpesitsh
mackerel, pompano. Drvnswlck oyeters.
etc. Macon Fish Co.
RINO 1187 for mammoth chryeantke-
p«?r.Vn "IVKTiiS&ntit lf.2
avo., Bouth Macon..
RINO CLAUD MARTIN. PHONE «•!—
■ Best Kansas City loin *
and Walnut stg.
PERSONAL.
THE~LARGEST assortment freak fruit*
and vegetable*. Flournoy'*.
f.-i' ty, iTiiitHimo*. >r:»u
r-irrlcy reoctvad today. kL Bloob.
FUNERAL carriage* 83.60 by Pursier A
Clay, and other things In proportltm.
Alv.ii\ ■*
Fresh shlpmei
inack^rri. trout
JUST RECEIVED FOR THE FAIR—
ipi»no, Spanish
_ oholoe:
al*o Apj^alaeblot —
place orders ea
flah. basg,
iMwtck oye-
1 dally.
Blaaln-
463.
BINDER and
Call at 3 Cfc-
FORTY DOLLARS IN
nbov*» receWwd dally,
rlv. DanWI A Blasln-
'li'ibU flf.li dealer*. Phone
String Dairy Butter,
C, li. iWotc a. Phone 4