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THE MACON DMLT TELEGRAPH: FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1008 Two Sn One That’s what a good Cravenette Coat is—do ing duty during cold weather as an overcoat and on rainy days they keep out the rain. Not only this, but be- , Sng dressy in appear- ance, they are useful on any occasion where an j overcoat is needed. Genuine Priestly ■Jfp Coats $15.00 to $40.00 ^ aw* T»riTn»» va vtrtnmAnt* ONI PRICE TO EVERYBODY We Ha /e Never Lost a DOLLAR And wa a # proud of our meord. A tJ it la 10 Is deserv- Inf of ■atronagb— that'# •why w?ve i* >wn ao ■urely and quWftdy. Too, fcaeause w# pay th* Urge raia of Interval of « mt raw—compounded ovary half year Thera are very fa# mveatmert* yielding e» large an tneonra—and fmvar **l«h the ab- •Mute aafaty of the principal •um. "We have never lost a dollar because of vjir melh*»4 fiUM»t»»g money—only on Ft ret • liaeilU *Bn«7—«niy »n Mortgage Real Kftate Bwmrl- tiee. CASE EVAS DISMISSED FAILED TO SWEAR TO WATCH NOT STOLEN ELECTION EXPENSES YOUNO CALLAHAN TELLS HOW HE FOUND THE WATCH HE WAS ACCUSED OF TAKING. The cm* of larceny against O. M. Callahan Wae dismissed by the racer- der yesterday morning, hut the trial brought out e touch of the Hherloca Holmes buftlnrse on tho part of a young man belonging to the show de part rmrnt down at tho fair. Tuesday J. H. Benton, who eaiJ ho wee rennocted with th* race horse*, testified that he left hie vest and coui bunging up in one of tho stables at the park for a fear minutes, and when he returned hie watch had been taken trum the vest. That same day Callehatl was around one of the attractions «t the park that had not yet pitched Its tent. He kept unking when the show would be put up. and at the same timo kept pulling out hie watch ea If timing the show people. He milled the watch out so many times that * young man with tho show, and who knew him. be- * nine Irritated and told him that ha needn't be pulling his watch Out so often on them. A little later In the day. Denton re marked to hjs friend, the young man of the show, that hi* watch had b»*en stolen end he would pay a reward f*»r Its rerovery. Asked what kind of a watch It wae he Raid that the pecu liarity about it was that ths case was loos# and would not always stay shut. The young man had noticed this sanio peculiarity about the which Callanan was pulling out. and then cams the search for Callahan. Tha matter was reported to Officer Glenn, and yester day Callahan wee found at the rauoi and arrested. Callahan said that he found ths watch in ths vest, not knowing whose vest It was. and concluded to keep It until an owner could be found, and that he made no attempt to conceal the watch, pulling It out on many oc casions in all crowd*. The recorder did not think the evi dence sufficient to warrant commit ment and he wae discharged from custody. us—any day after 0 a. m. BLACK PATTI TROUBADOURS Heeded by the Original BLACK PATTI. (ftlftaieretta Jones). Greatest Singer of Her Race. EVERYTHING NEW! Including "Tutt" Whitney and 811m Henderson. America's Foremost Colored Comedians. And Big Company In. Refined Comedy, Vaudeville. Opera. Sinners, Dencsre Unsurpassed. Rntlro balcony and gallery reserved for colored people I Lyric Theater “Safest for Savings” EQUITABLE BANKING & LOAN COMPANY Geo. A. Smith, Pres. BP*DIAL NOTICES JESSE B. HART ' Funeral Director Ladj Auutiun Private Amtmlajaoe PmmiulI Attention Givon Ail Busin0*9. • Office Phone 467 1 RaaiiV—o rhon# 760 Pursivy. Lamer Clay. PURSLEY * OLAY, UNDERTAKERS. i epen. Oil and 111 Mulberry R iWwtive undertaking house In l*nen» 426. Prepared to fill mSm** 1 * r t " ,tphon * aa abort s£m irrtaaee te funeral OEM. HEIMATH HALL SOS Walnut ItresL M I ■ meals ter men end Jff* Business women tt etnta Breakfast : to • e. m. p 1? 10 11 SO ». m. AdWrr. t:» tS TtOO. Air** wl rwmi convenient far gut. THE BIBB COUNTY HUMANE SOCIg. TY (CHARTERED!. Boriie MoGarvoy, iTg&KlU! Gourley and Keenan, Featuring the In pe < rnoua , ‘ Sheath Skirt That Bet Savannah Agog. Wolfe and Vaughan, Presenting the Mural Cemedy. "Th# County Sheriff," with a World of Refreshing Rube Comedy. Gaumont’a Animated Pictures. Pictures 10.SO to 4; Vaudeville 4 Ladles may attend Handy Bros.* thea ters anywhere, any time. Only politt vaudeville la presented under their men< SALS OF LAND UNDER DEED TO «B TW» serfety all uNorn o CURE OKOI. L GEORGIA. DlbS County.-I’n.lvr end by virtue of the power contained In a cer tain deed to secure debt, executed by Dan O'Connell on the 19th dnv of Feb. imi. the undersignsd. to-wlti The Amer- lean National Bank ef Macon, a national banking corporation under the leers of Uis United atatrs. and the Home Send Inga Rank, a corporation udder end l.. virtue of ths laws of Oem-cta. will sail at public outcry to tho hlgheet bldderi fur cash before the courthouse door ‘ I ths county of Bibb. on ths drat TueeJ In November. IM«. the following deeorlj thoeejats'or parcels of land situiH lying end being In the But Macon dis trict of ittbb county. Oeorata, being a part of whet te known ae the Cornelius O'Connell property, particularly described as lots four fit end flv# <»[. in Mock A. Iota nine CD. seventeen 07), twenty-J three til). end twenty-six CM). In tdook It. lots elk i4), ten (10). eleven ill I thirty-six ill), thirtyiteven (If), forty* one (41). fort*.live (in. and forty.six (44). In block C. let* eleven (II). twelve ill), end thirteen (II). la NOcb D. with e perpetuel eaeement In the streets end alleys shown un the plot of the Cornelius o Connell properly mode br II: 6, Cut ter. C. K.. for the purees# of Intrese end etrese to and from eeld lota. All of sold Ms haring been set apart to sell Dante) O'Connell oa the division of ths estate of Cornelius O Connell, end being shown by the said pis' of H D. Culler. C. which l» attached ta the report of the commissioners who divide.! eeld lends. The debt secured by said dead wlthl K H«er of sale being fourteen (14) pnmi ■<vy note# tor the aggregate prut cl pa sum of eleven hundred and sixty deHart (tl.lie>)), end tbe interest on eeld four! teen noise up to the first Tuesday In No vember. ltd*, aggregating tho sum of one hundred endthlrtv-four and 11-100 [dollars 4$134 «). the tit IT 8AVE8 YOU MONEY. Tho gponlal half prtco sale of Dr. Howard's specific for the euro of con stipation and dyspepsia by the Taylor- Bayne Drug Company moan* the ear- Iryr of a few dollar* on every family's yearly MU for medlolnes. Kneh BO cent bottle (thto firm sella It for llo.) eontalns sixty doses of a medicine that Is plaaasnt to take and which ran ba depended upon to cure the worst case of constipation, dys pepsia or liver trouble. Mr. Taylor has so much faith in the superior merit of this medicine that he ears: "If Dr. Howard'# specific doe* not our* you. come bark to our store and w# will return your money.” This remedy le not an ordinary mad loins. It Is the favorite formula of e well-known physician, and has the en dorsement of hundreds of phyetotane of eminence In their profeaeion. who preeorthe It In all caae# nf conetlpa tlon, dyspepsia or liver trouble, know Ing from experience that It will make a complete and lasting cur*. "THE ORRAT DIVIDE, The long awaited ’’greet American play." aa “’The Great Divide" he# been celled by metropolitan critics, will be presented by Ucnrv Miller at the Grand on Tuesday. November I. Our pity- goers will see this virile, moving, pic tureeuur dram# with Its sweep of pas sion end depth of eenUnteat, ***cUy as it was given in New York. "The Great Divide" wee written by William Vaughn Moedr. the poet. In this play Mr. Moody put blank verses end rhyme behind him. writing in mu tl«us. vigorous prose, prov ing himself as Mu ch a maeter of direct, human dleoouree as of fanciful utter- anoea In dactyls end epondeoa. Notwith standing that "The Great "Divide" *• pros*, a true poetic Imagination and feeling Is perceptible In Its. conception and treatment. The play takes fta name from the section of our country In whlctj the first part of Berne of the Cendldatee In Other Coufitlss Ware Caught In Maoon, end Get‘In e Hurry. Tic first compliance with the now lew •requiring the candidates for of fice making a return of their auc tion expenses, wee not without soma hitches. Affidavit* or certificates were to ba filed by tha 17th, and number* of can- dldntea failed to note the fact, or to remember tho data. On th*t date there were a number of newly elected officers from the various counties throughout the state In attendance oil the Grand Lodge of Masons in Macon. Mentton was made in thfc papers that there were several candidates who had not compiled with the law. and were liable to Indictment. This caused a scurrying among the candidate# who were away from home, and Clerk .Ylebet and OrdlnMry WHoy were hunted up In a hurry ayd affi davits dgewn with the raqueyt that they b# aent Inetanter to the comptrol ler general In Atlanta. They were fixed up. end Clerk Klsbet as hastily secured the affidavits of the Bibb county officials who had ovsrlookad tho feet themralvea. Then the package wae sent post haste. Yesterday morning All of them were returned with the statement from Comptroller General Wright that ha was not tbs proper official for them to be sent to. and that the law desig nated the clerk# of the superior court. Bo far ae the B/bh official# are con cerned, the affidavits will be filed here: but the trouble will be with those who belong In the other coun ties. ifoir they will arrange matters with (heir several superior court clerk# le another matter. The expenses of the candidates, as shown by the affidavits, were exceed ingly light. Boms paid out only on# dollar to help pay for the tlokota. Borne paid tan dollar*, but non* of tha expenses amounted to much. Seo our electric display at Stato Fair. Morris Putzel. Will CARRY ON IRE WAREHOUSE BUSINESS tONS OF O. B. WILLINGHAM WILL CONDUCT THE BUSINESS OF THEIR FATHER. Leon K. and Richard F. ‘ tlngham will carry on the cotton ware house business or their father, the late H. Willingham. These young men were thoroughly o the business, both going from to the warehouse, and they have ery advantage of knowing the m thoroughly, besldei snaring their father’s acquaintance with ‘ had every tomerirof'th* warehouse, eom# of*whom li. alnoa ‘ have been dealing with it since It was token chart* of by Mr. C. B. Willing ham. The young men eay they will oonduct the business exactly on the lines on which their father carried It on. .and will take hie piece so far as tt It possible for them to do. . It wee only a few day# ago that a prominent farmer In aouthweat Georgia mad* the remark that when he shipped hie cotton to C. E. Willingham he >ueht no more of It until be received i check for 1L end never once had h* amount or tha PM Mi knew that It highest price at the time, end that woe satisfactory to Messrs. Leon and Richard Willingham thorough buslnes# men. and^although •ung, their training K.7 A farmer on Rural Route 2, Empire, Ga., W. A. Flovd by name. »ays "Ruoklen’e Arnica Salve cured th*tw< worst eoree I over saw; one on my hand an one on my leg. It Is worth more then Its weight In gold. I would not b« without It If I.hnd to mortgage the farm to got It." Only 21c at all drug stors. Those Suits are Here That You Have Been Waiting For We have just unpacked a large shipment of Suits, and they go on sale today. The most remarkable values we have ever offered. Many have been waiting for these suits to arrive. They are her6 just in the nick of time 815.00 SUITS Made of the smooth Worsted and Herringbone cloth, the best and newest cuts of the season, and a $25.00 Suit in any store in Macon. In colors and black. Today is the day to get the pick. „ SUITS AT 825.00 Another lot of fine $35.00 Suits in this shipment, all new creations, the best popular price Suits New York can afford. In black and colors. Made Of a very fine, soft Broadcloth and Herringbone cord weave. Chance today and ns long as they last for $25.00. SUITS FROM $35.00 TO 8100.00. ‘ We are showing Suits world without end—from $35.00 to $100.00 each. The Suit Store of Central Geor gia. We have the styles and the quality to Belcct from. We have five Suits to'select from where you have ONE elsewhere. Don’t buy a Suit anywhere until you havo looked here—is all we ask. COATS WORLD WITHOUT END-ALL SORTS. Raincoats, Street Coats, Evening Coats—to please the hard to please. Special Raincoat sale—a $12.50 Coat <3? *7 CA for »fl) / • J vJf A Silk Rubberized Coat that sells for $15.00 ..$10 Street Coat special, a $10.00 value for $7.50 Evening Coat special, oijly, os long as $13.50 Other Coats at $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00, that are bargains; just arrived for the Fair Sale. Sale today and Saturday. NO STORE CATERS TO THE WANTS OF THE h PEOPLE AS WE DO. •’ We have without doubt tho most magnificent stock of novelties ever seen in Macon; Neckwear, Belts, Bags, Purses, Dirpctoire Sashes, Ruffs, Feather Boas, Ruch- ings. Jewelry Novelties, Holliday Fads, etc. See the display. ’ GLOVES. Kid Gloves, in.all colors; such as you pay $1.25 and $1.50 for elsewhere—our price is $1.00 only $3.50 and $4 00 Long Kid Gloves—in colonC A and black—special for $2.00 and $1,50 Kid Gloves, in white and pearl gray, and $2.00 long Si,lk Gloves, in all colors, ...50c at SWEATER 00ATS—A NEW LOT JUST IN. f There never was a season like this for “Sweater Coats.” Everybody should )iave one—Ladies, Misses and Children. Prices range from 75o to $5.00. KNIT UNDERWEAR AT SPECIAL PRIDES. Just for a few days, we offer special sales in warm Underwear for Ladies ond Children. The first cold snap reminds ns that we should give tho people something—in big bargains in thiB department. So come today and Saturday. ! r BLANKETS AND COMFORTS. A great special sale on Blankets and Comforts for today and Saturday. A BARGAIN SALE that are real bargains. In plaids or cream white. Remember the sale is for Friday and Saturday—a special cut for these TWO DAYS. - RUGS, CARPETS, MATTINGS, BASKETS, BRIC-A-BRAO, Etc. * The only complete department of tho sort in Ma con. We are doing the business of Macon in this line, whioh is located on third floor, and we ask yon to give us a call pn anything in Hmisefurnishings before buying. $5.00 WAISTS. We are selling a Lace Net Waist, and Net Waist, Persian trimmed that you pay the stores in Macon $7.50 for, and yon see them in the windows marked g- that price; yet we only ask you vpD THOSE NEW GALATEAS ARE HERE.. In a beautiful range of colors, stripes and solids—tho best materials of the season—our 1 g price JL DC . FLANNELETTES AND OUTINGS. The kind you pay 12 l-2o and 15o for, in double fleeced or twilled, with side bands. Choice for v. ide bands. Choice 3.0C All Calicoes in all colors,; American blue, reds, e» saffrons, etc DC / t r i ( BIG SALE NECKWEAR, 25c and 50c. These Stocks, Collars, Jabots, High Euching Collars, etc., are not sold in Macon for less than twice what wo ask at this sole. Come today and Saturday. nlltoaiiM thnn thin In tlu till* Th, pl»r «ttiou • ttnml* spirit of lira east end Ihe spirit of ths west, a flaht of tradition and unfettered action. The crest diyUTon between the conventionality, prudlehneea and fates of th* old restricted eommunftte Ini*the blunt' chivalry and honest; tains If th* ftlelne and mounti FLOVtINCR DAVIS. Florence Davis th* clever end feed- nettnc dramatic end comedy, star, who*# annuel aopearanrea throuan the south during the pest five season* have made her one of the moat popular of theatrical luminaries comes Mill) this veer with e still greater aucceea. according to ell re ports. then eh* has ever had before *»r vehicle this season Is the new comedv "Under the Greenwood Tree.' In which Mevlpe Elliott was so remarkably auc- cessful In New York end tendon. Flor ence Devi* end her excellent company, headed bv Klllett Dexter, will bo th# at traction In "Ifdner the Greenwood Troe" et the Grand on November 4. "THB TMItF." 3 ■hr Thief eliltli—Wi ■^rln^ra th*^ Gran^onWednes^i^ within twelve hours: the unities of place end Incident are elan cheerved. The plot la aa atnrtllna ae lusentmia and Is devel oped with a akin that eumt* vounr Henry Bernstein. It* author, ae on# of the greatest m.h»to*e of construction the theater has known There te no divin ing lb# denouements, or for that ruelter. ‘ "The Thief. The act Ion takes piece au l animal*, and other cease ef ■—ifc jsUftal t» ft i— r ‘ OTON. HUGH r. WaSHINO —GO TO— A GOOD STOMACH j the next ettuatlnn hi "The Thief.** The Ut prosecute caae* of I prinV'pel'and Vnte^t btjjTr KfiK. Sj •-laaag.-.riTTnaaa.-Tv.-j.iti 0N "wllarsfor the aum of twenty five 71*1.44) dollar* each dated Mav 1. \M. and due on the third day i f each euccaaelv# month there after. beeinnirg with June t. IMS. and ending May 1 IH7. and one of said esw (a *« aerumdf AVmtSn xfiwl'i* Rlik th. WESLEYAN Ths hf«t instruction is the rhrtipCAt. Notice City taxes for the *4 was due Bcpi'smbcr 15th. If not paid on or before November 5th, fi to* will be levied and adver tised on Nor. 6th, 1908. B. L. HENDRICKS, Marshal. hanJi^e «n.l ftfty 4alkr« ill! J J.nu.rv «M». rttt. «n< Mj.ly r«n daya after data, payable to the Home Pavings Bank, and §£•» eaid aotg* bear interest from maturity at the rat* of eight per cent per «MUfiL The efora- KSeWJrjffa. nwastfrfr, s? end ta,rge*'rded tr. the clerk'* office of Bi'H fdperlar court ta bock 1*4. Mis 24 SIT for ettorneve and the remainder, it -ay. m pa paid to the xeld f)*n GTnmtsit Th* voderelgaed. under the power ran ts In *4 la aatd deM to recurs debt «jn Cantield Oil Co. Sells Gasoline, Turpentine ar.d all kinds of Oils. i property guM and ru(Detent titles .. W simple ^ ■ Thu the tt» Bay of Octebot AMvm«-aN NATIONAL BA Hour «A\TNftfi BANK t.AtfW * FARVC. See onr electric digplity at State Fair* Morris Putsch nala relaUva to a (ameui mlUlonaire'a of (ef or * mllUon dollar* (or a new stomach. This treat n>\iUl-mlUlonatro wea too busy to worn’ obo.it tha condition uf hie stomach. He allowed hie dyspep sia to run from bad to wore* until tho ond It became Incurable. Hit mlafiortuna aenrot ae 4 warn ing to others. Ka ery one who suffer* with dyepop at* for a few year* will gtv# every thing he owns for a new stomach. Dyspepsia la cauae-1 by an abnormal affile or tho metric juieca. There u one element m'-Mlng. Tha absence of this destroys tha fafiOKton of ths t**- trie fluids. They Ineo their power »0 dlgcit food. We suro row able to supply the mu«- Inc clamant—to rosins* to (ho gav.tte jaice* their dig rtlva D'wor and -to make the etomath strong and well. We know that lUxait Dy»p*p«ia TtblaU will positive*)* and permanent ty linn i disordered atomache. indlgvs than aatlifled with tho result Price 11 sent*. Orly at our elbra. or by mall. Tho Taylor-Hayno Drug Co. oldest play-goer goea aa far astray in this regard as the youngest. The spec tator thinks the climax of an set bee been reached only to be roused out THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY it bee of Ml complacency by another end more thrill ing turn or the prolific end reeourceful; mind of the playwright. New York audiences late to arrive at tha theater end early to leave—always came early for the performance of •'The Thief" end staved late. There was no hurrying for Imis end wrapa toward* th* end—th* play held their interest to th* very finish, end when this would oorae. not even tho moat inveterate frequenters of the play- . house could tell. No play produced In; years has possessed thla power of hold-; Ina the spectator's Interest so firmly fix-1 ed as has "The Thief." BftOWN OF HARVARD. The college fraternity le meant to be I merely organised friendship. Student friendship efforda on# «f the most charming memories Of one's college days, and may easily be lifelong In. duration., and Infinitely precious lu quality. , The i fraternity le based on thla fe"L and hat < the added charm of permanent organise-. tlnn. and of the privacy, usually miscall* j ed s*crecv which le so attractive, eepe-1 dally to the young. The paraphernalia of a secret eoeletv. le in Itself winning. Its ritual le a constant pleasure, its C. B. WILLINGHAM COTTON FACTOR Ship Me Your Cotton and Get the Best Returns MACON GEORGIA DO YOU DRINK GINGER ALE? THEN TRY takes th* first place *t l* a eon* ““ a. end a _ Jmugbta. | ivenient nucleus, for collage Ittca. and a oe nt.r n( H*l mtlSM Tti. »mlw>Uy Sm «r»« p-f. In tM fcliiAP ut* in th. (itMiMn of > I at ths Grand Opera.Ht November 7. with Jr~ preeented iaturaay. i 'antes Young lit the BLACK PATTI. Black Patti'S Ivric triumph* In ell the leading Mbatcdtlaa of .Furore and America are without Parallel.. Sho has been th# recipient of dlettntulahed hon ors paid to her by royalty of Kurope and nearly evar* ronreeentathra muetcal oraahixetlen In the United Prates has acknowledged her wonderful vocal gifts bv toe presentation of coetlv medete. diplomas and decoratran* In addition to her beautiful vole# and exnutette art. nature has endrarad ^krr with a bright JJ* no* for tne aww-rti e» race ana ceior, she would undoubtedly gain distinction in wand opera, enual to that aajoyed bv Melba, ralvo. Alban* and th* world fa mous diva after whnm eh# tt named. For twelve years eh# has won _fame and glory with th# Wat* Fattf Troubadours. SSSLM. W!SSL^J: vMnWr T. RUtlM* ul nltht “Acme Ginger Ale” feature* end each act Is fulhr aa with their several ehaagee as they w*r«i IP* first of the we*k. Wolf* and Vnnghn put on au entirely; different act from whM tbfF did end In- tnwtuce soma funny Dutch comedy le ^SSttSf nnd Keenan recetrad much enr’anee each time they appeared and In thele act th*v us* oovrrnl new songs and; **■"* good comedy. . But tbe wander of th* bin la Bertie I MCiTnme the mjmu Wblis eieeing ggd, danetag t« c*fumiv a The work, of this artist saanat ba dawythed and baa tab* seen ta be aapraetatei^ The bill for negt w#*a 1-vUc* good eo Mr Bbndr at AavannoH rays, and wP) Inrhtje several birds act; which win, be annonaced later Mrs. Burr Brows wul stag next work. The crosffle are growl nf at the Y.wte, and those that can do ** should attend the matlaeag that it«rt et 4 ovlvtc so as la avoid tha r.tght ruth during tbe: fala * Brewed by the same process as beer, from the best im ported Jamaica ginger root, with distilled water and bottled under refrigeration. It is a very healthy and refreshing beverage and is second to none ever introduced into thi6 market. BEND YOUR ORDERS TO attention. Note the following. All express prepaid; XXX Superior Rye. I2.K0 gall, jug, 4 quarts.. 8lx year old Corn. 91.00 gall. jug. 4 quarts Mount Vernon Rye. 14.00 gall jug. 4 quarts We invite comparison with any imported article and think you will agree with us. Our system of making ginger ale is the only correct way. to make a first class article and onr prices are but little more than what you pay for the ordinary ginger pop. Try ft case or eask and yon will pronounce it as good as any ginger ale you ever drank. Phones 342 and 396 Acme Brewing Co. Macon. Ga. O. Box No. 55. 610 Market St. Chattanooga, Tenn Phone No. 820. Onr stock is complete with the finest and best brands of Wines, Whiskies, Brandies, etc. — . . _ _ 1 Oil. t Out 1 0.1. Old Virginia Cora Whl.k.y JJ.5# SMI SI.40 Cxprai. Prepaid. j. : Botu.d In bond (Ry. and Bourbon) . • not. s not, Srlran Cror. K.go Wtiu dim. Bourbon 4.10 Bell, o! Lulngton 5.00 Uollwood * S.0. Atherton (Kentucky’, w-.i) 1.50 EXPRESS PREPAID. i t.oo I.M l.7f 9.71 8ch!Ut ...... Blue Ribbon . JTuixreiear .; B:ue Qraes , PTCL’8 BEER F«r Cask ..Per r»*k .....Per Cask Per Cask ...... .Per Cask ....... B. . FOR PRICE LIST—LET US KNOW TOUR WANT8. Sam Weichselbaum & Mack P. O. Box 163 Jacksonville, Fla. The Mack Boys will give them prompt and careful /uouni vernon uye. #«.ww gau. jug, 4 quarts 1b4*S0 Our Choice Rye. *5.00 gall. Jug. 4 quarts 15'go Anderson Co. Bourbon, four quart* ..fj’flo Wklt# Mill;, bottled In bond, four quart* te'ifi trawls'60, four quart! ’ • • • a These are only a few of onr many good things. Send us a trial order. All the standard brands of BEER at lowest prioes. Write for price list. S£M WEIOHSELBAUM & MACK, Jacksonville, Fla. * Sam and Ed. Weichselbanm XI Bot. Ill 7S 11.fl 11.10 II.M 15.00 *11.10 11.50 21.00 0.00 11.50 !■■■■ ■