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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER\5, 1903 When a man comes to. us for clothes we expect him to have con fidence in us and our statements, and we mean to deserve such con fidence. There are no facts about the clothes we sell you’re not welcome to. "We want you to realize that wo think our interest in sell ing you Clothes is the same as yours in buying them. "We couldn’t afford to take any other position.. The newest models in beautiful and rich colors now on display. $15.00 to $40.00. a—— DON’T GET DRUNK But Be a Drinker and Drink Only the Best. LUZIANNE COFFEE," 23c or 5 pounds $1.00 Jackson Square Coffee, 23c or 5 pounds $1.00 Blankc’s Mocha and Java '. 30c B. B. B. Coffee 20c Coffee, that pleases 15o The quality of the abovo cannot be disputed and • the prices cannot he beat. Do not hesitate to order Cof fee or anything else from us, because if you are not sat isfied we will return your money. Macon Cash Grocery Co. “JOE” M. BROWN AND HIS^ PLANS Georgia's Next Governor Gave Inter esting Interview Yesterday—Wants to Become Intimately Acquainted With the State and the People, Governor-elect Joseph M. Brown, of Marlettu, visited Macon yesterday for the third time since his nomination in the primary of Inst June. He was the official guest, during the day, of the Stato Fair Association, and the social gueat of Dr. E. Powell Frasier, and waa entertained in many wa>s. The governor-eiect made hundreds of friends here yesterday, and it is said that he now has a larger acquaintance among the people of Macon and thla sectlou thun any previous chief ex ecutive of the state ever had. Despite the fact that he la Introduced to hun dreds every day, Mr. Browr. possesses a wonderful faculty in remembering names, and many were surprised yes terday when he called their names upon meeting them for the second or third time in his life. “I intend to carry out my an nounced policy of traveling over th< state und becoming acquainted with the people and Georgia's resources. Already I have visited more than thirty counties since the drat of Sep tember. and I expect to visit all of them by the first of next June. X will • devote the whole of tho Intervening j time to tho fulfillment of that jdirpose. When I have finished the program ns now planned for me, I will have per- I ' sonnlly toured overy county, and wlli have the acquaintance of practically all of the state and county officials of Georgia, and. besides, will have be- I come thoroughly Intimate with the conditions that obtain In every section of the state. I mean to know every thing about preaent day Georgia that JI possibly can, and to know as many i people as I can. I ahall also endeavor to come to Macon as ofteri as possible, as I feel deeply grateful to the citi zens of Bibb county, besides having many close friends here." Mr. Brown wa» disappointed by the result of the presidential election, but was pleased with the reportad gains made by the Democratic pa*t/<W!F cer tain staten. He lootai for An oven better showing, with the more probable election of the candidate, four years hence. Phones 325—290 670 Poplar St. Burnham's Clam Bullion 20c Bottle Makes delicious broth. For dinner, lunch and tea, also for receptions and evening entertainments. Fresh arrival today: CRACKERS, CAKES, - ' AL MOND MACAROONS, MALAGA GRAPES, CRAN- BERRIES and a lot of other good things. The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. $1,450 Home being built in EasLMacon; will build to suit. $1,000 Desirable Vlnevllle cottage; lot wide. $8,250 College street home; 10 rooms; built for a home; worth the money. $1,000 Vlnevllle lot; will build home for pur chaser. For Sale $1,350.00 Fora Quick Sale Nice cottage on corner lot In good neighborhood and growing part of town. Jno. F. and W. H. Cone, Real Estate, Insurance and Loans Phone 206. 607 Cherry St. Central of Georgia Railway Co. Savannah, Augusta Covington and Eatonton 411:55am Eatonton and Mllledgevllla..t 7:50pm Athena and Madison * 7:40am Athena and Madison * 4:50pm Atlanta (Dixie Flyer) • 3:35am Atlanta and Qrlffln • 4:30am Atlanta and Qrlffln.......,..* 7:25am Atlanta and Griffin ;...* 1:35pm Atlanta and Qrlffln........... 4:40pqi Lflvanrah, Augusta Covington and EatOnton • 1:15pm Eatonton and Miliedgevllie..t 9:0Cam Athens and Madison •...•11:00am Athens and Madison * 7:45pm Atlprta, Chicago, St, Louis. .•12:05am Atlanta and Qrlffln • 1:05am Atlanta and Qrlffln......;...* 1:35pm Atlanta and Qrlffln........... 4:40pqi Columbus and Birmingham..* 2:45am Columbus and Birmingham..*11:25am Albany and Mcntqomery • 3:00am Albany and Montgomery....*11:40am . Americas * 7:55pm , •DAILY. fEXCEPT SUNDAY. JOHN W. BLOUNT, Current schedules corrected to date.Dfttrlct Passenger Agent. 603 Cherry 8b Atlanta and Qrlffln • 7:35prrt Birmingham and Columbus..* IsISam Birmingham end Columbus..* 4:35pm Montgomery and Albany • 1:25am Montgomery and Albany • 4:25pm Stores For Rent No. $20 Second St.. No. 414 Fourth St... $10.00 ... 4 €0.00 No. 45$ Second it SB.00 No. <88 Poplar St W OO No. 46$ Mulberry st *6.09 Money tp loan of various sums. Money's here—no waiting U your security is right. Geo. B. Turpin Sons Real Estate, Insurance, Loans. No. 353 Third St. Phone 77. For Rent 11$ acres, six miles tmm courthouse, on Howard Road, near Buramerfleld. Oeod new dwelling and entire place fenced In; running water and directly on public road: a fine road all the wey to lfacon. Would make an excellent dairy farm. FOR 8ALE. A M-acre farm on Columbus Road with good Improvements Including a two-story dwelling; running water and most of place under fence. Improvements could not be replaced for SS.90e.00. Price, if*’desired Can make reasonable terma . 102\ aerea In Crawford county. Oa., has 7-room dwelling and two small ten ant bouses; about 200 acres in Urge sec ond growth pine ready to mw should. If garsjwHi Terms If desired Georgia Loan & Trust Co. E65 Mulberry Stree Malaria Causes Lose of Appetite. The Old Stanard GROVE'S TASTE LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma laria and buildn up the system. For grown people and children. 60c. HISTORY OF CIGAR GRANT FIRST SMOKED WA8 GIVEN HIM BY ADMIRAL FOOTE AT BATTLE OF. FORT DONELSON. Police (*ouPt The Lone Man In tho Procession. •Mer full name, Jedge. am George Washington Augustus Passrao,' but dey calls me Wash fur ahawt, aimer bawn'n raise down hyere In Twiggs county. Wash waa up for a spree on Tues day night. The officers found him gloriously drunk down on - Fourth street, yelling for Grant and Colfax aa loud as he could bawl. The officer was a new one. and he#had no idea who Grant and Colfax were, and n* Wash wouldn't atop his yelling, the officer thought he wss doing right, as he was, In suppressing Wash, When asked by the court the meaning of his unseemly conduct, hero is the way ho put It: ‘Jedge. dla alnt de fustes' timer been hyere, but hit de fustes' time aence lickcr went out'n succulaahun. An* yer sho mua' skuse de ol' mans. Wint down yonder ter de Tellergraf offl* •inner scrooch up Inner cornder whur 1 be out’n de way, anner reads doln hutllses, 'bout do Mecshun. Iso gwlno- ter tell yor de trufe, Jedge. dar wus ser bot'ler co'n In mer pocklt dat I buyed fom er mane down dar In IIT Jackson-vllles. an* evvy now n denner tucker swig kase hit wusser rainin' an' de night a'r sorter gits nex' ter de ol' mans, anner didn't wants tor git de grip an' lay up In de bald. ''Dar wug er whole paasellcr w'lto folksea dar stanln' dar In de rain er readln' uv de bulllscs, but dey wuzsn't savin' nuffln*. dey wus klner oulet lak. kase do bulllses wsrnt gwlne dey way. but dar 1 wusser *snlckTln’ ter merse'f ewer time de bulllses eay Tar he git so many nn 'Brine he gits no many, an' ewer timer snlcklo I slips out de bottle anner tucker drink. "But, lorsy mussy, Jedge. de times dun change. . Way back yander w'on dey has de Mecshun an' de peoples gits pr round de cote house an' de teller- gram come an' hit asy de 'Publlklns caary Noo Yawk an' Chicago an’ all dem places, we 'Publlklns aho did tu'r loose. Dar wusser heap uv us den. an’ we mekkup Urea In de streets an' we mek speeches an' wo Jlss happy. Frank Disroon he erfm* dem side w'ls- kers an' he dress up Inner long tall coat an’ he speechify. Den Jeff Long he dey puta him up on de coto house steps an'' he speechify. Den Joe Trippe he speechify. Den Summer- fler Martin he git up an* ho mekkor speech, nn' all uvvum mokker speech. Den-we common loggers, we do ones dat dun de votin', we holler an' feel good. We dunno who’ser"elected an' wo doan keer so hits or 'Publlkln. Dey didn't do dat las' night, Jedge. I toi’ de ol* ooman I wusser gwlne out ter fln' summer de ol' time nig gers wot usen ter be 'roun' on Mecshun nights an' wese gwlnetsr have er ol' time akerloocher uvver time, but Jedge. all dem war-hossea am dald. nn' bein' esser couldn’t fln' nobody. I Jlss tu n dat bottle up anner letter go DETROIT. Nov. 4.—Gen. Fred. D. Grant told some friends hero the his tory of the cigar that initiated his father, Gen. U, S. Grant. Into the smoking habit. It was at the battle of Fort Donelson. "My father," he said, "was In con ference with Admiral Foote on the ad miral's flagship, and had Just accepted a cigar from him when word came to him that the left flank of the Union forces wit being repulsed. Hurrying ashore and galloping on a fleet horse to the battlefield, he succeeded in ral- lying his forces so completely that chaos was turned Into victory, Gen. Buckner had to comply with my fath er's demand for unconditional surren der. The newspapers took up and re lated how father rushed from the war ship to the battlefield without taking Foote's cigar from his mouth, and the dispatches from the front told how father had come on to the battlefield cool and, collected and peacefully smoking a long, black cigar.' "People who read the story began sending congratulations and presents of cigars. Tens of thousands of cigars came, and my father smoked many of thehi. It made a confirmed smoker of him. But he did not smoke as many cigars as people Imagined he did. Sometimes one cigar, that he would frequently relight, would lott him from breakfast to luncheon. It waa tho fart he almost constantly held a clgnr between hla fingers that made people describe him ns n great smoker." Gen. Grant snld that hla father tried to acquire the smoking habit at West Point Just because the rules forbade smoking, but It mode him very ftlck, and when he left West Point he prac tically gave up smoking. CONFETTI CHEAP. Heaping quart fuR for- five cents. Comer Fourth and Mul berry.' Everybody buys. Have your dealer order your Clinch- field Domestic Coal, or write direct to the Cllnchfleld Coal Corporation. Char lotte, N. C. IN the District Court of the United States Hfor the Western Division of the South ern District of Georgia. In the Matter of O. W. Brlgman, Bankrupt. In Bank ruptcy. Under and by virtue of an order of sal* pak v M »<v H- m Al^y.-ind-r I'piudflt, Esq., referee In the above stated cause, the undersigned will sell at public outcry# to the highest bidder for cash, at the storeroom recently occupied by O. W. Bridgman, at 140j Fourth street. In the (I tv of Macon, Bibb county, Georgia, on October »th, ltOt beginning at 11 o’clock In the morning, the entire assets of said O. W. Brlgroan. consisting of a stock of |groceries, butcher’s refrigerator and a Horse and wagon, the same to be sold first In lots or parcels and then In bulk, and whichever method of sole realises I the most to be reported to the court for confirmation or rejection. The success ful bidder or bidder* will be required to deposit ten per cent of the amount of their bids at th© safe, and to pay.At* balance upon the confirmation, or. If..— sale be not confirmed, such deposit will be returned to the bidder without reduc tion. WILL GUNN, Trustee. This November 4. 1908. Canfield Oil Co# Sells Gasoline, Turpentine and aQ kinds of Oils. THE BIBB COUNTY HUMAN* ,OCIB TV (CHARTERED). This society will prosecute cases • over-loading, wounding, at&nrlng, or drh ing unlit animals, and other cease of cri elty to animals, reported to It. HUGH V. WASHINGTON. Prest. —GO TO— WESLEYAN The best instruction is tho cheapest. ^ Sweet r ~ — Breath I and sound, perfect teeth are always possible with ths use of a pleasant, healthful, perfect dentifrice RdeErSo & Baker’s Garbofic^outhWash At your druggist's, 25c, 50c, $1.00* FOR SALE FOR 8ALE—Herd of 15 high testing milch cows. J. E. Morton, dray. Qo, ROSES—Evcrbloomers now address "or - d * |1 ? r *D t, Y® •foldor_fqr ready to r for youi postal, gotten. Box 814. QUEEN olives In bulk; something very line. Oscar Bradley. Phone 2309. Mrs. E. H. Glllon. hOR SALE— Ten-horse Schofield eteara .engine and holler; good running order; <160 for outfit. Miu:on Telegraph, FOR SALE—Desirable r ■\ Is the most IMPORTANT part of your buildin-. and to gst the beet service, you should use our 4,6 and 6 ply Standard Gravel Roofing to be applied only under ths strictest epeeifiintli'n*. It is our desire to up hold tho quality of Gravel Hoofing, and • offer you th* very ftesl mads. looting will not be satisfactory unleu plenty of mateslal la ureS, and uniats It is laity tor this climate. THAT IS OUR FOLICY IN MANUFACTURE! Don't trust tbit important Item to Irresponsible parties. 1st ut serve yeu with our 40 years experience. SOUTHERN ROOFING GO., Mfrs. ATLANTA, QA. V. 8A LB—Thoroughbred 8 Ice buggy nnd harness. Allison. Phone 1115. FOR RALE—Two good, sound mules; $175 for pair. Anderson Brick Co. MISCELLANEOUS RECEIVED shipment of Kosher meats that cnnalMtM of bologna, tongue, wsl- ners. frankfurter*, purtromos. ring knd fat. M. Bloch. Phone 48. HORSFORD'S Baking Powder 18Ho per package. Oscar Bradley. J MEETINGS ST. OMER COMMANDERY, No. I, K. T. —Regular conclave this (Thursday) night at 7:80 o'clock: work In Red Cross W. U. Chapman, Recorder. WANTED work at reasonable prices. _ and moke, but of Phone 2118. Denner degree; all Sir Knights In good standing iitVate'd* out," longser couldn’t fln* no- courteously Invited^ O. E. Dooly, E. C\? body ter go wld me, ter do lak we uien ter do way back yander all by mar lonesome. All er rlcolllct. Jedgo. Is dat w’enner got down ter Fote street anner gl* one holler fur Grant an Colfax, dlshyer poleeces cotch me an he brung me up hyere in de mjsry waggln. An* hyere I Is. Jedge. er po creetur, axin' yer ter be es light on de ol' time 'Publlkln es yer kin. kase weser dyln’ out, Jedge, anner dyln The court rather enjoyed the Idea of „ procession of one to celebrate the republican victory, and be let the old man go. What Causes Dyspepsia? And Incidentally Comtlpntlon. Sct.d Tongue, Nervousness, Hesdsehs and Other Symptoms. Did you ever know that the stomach Is a churn? That Just as soon as you are done eating, the healthy stomach commences to roll ths food around, and mixes it thoroughly with the Juices ut the stomaoh? And did you know, dear reader, that if the stomach is run down or flabby, so that It can not do the churning, that dyspepsia Is the result? If the food Is not churned, It lays heavily on your stomach, turns sour, and causes all kinds of distressing symptoms, such as headache, coated tongue, constipation, etc. And so, as every physician will tell you, the way to euro dyspepsia Is to flx the churn, or In other words, build up the stomach so that It will properly mix the food. If you have dyspepsia and want to get rid of It before It gets rid of you, go to the Taylor-Bay no Drug Com pany, the druggists, and get a largo box of Ml-o-na tablets. The coat la only 50 cents, and every reader of The Telegraph Is welcome to his or her money back If Ml-o-na does not cure, Ml-o-na has cured thousands of the worst and most obstinate cases of In digestion. It quickly cures sea or car sickness and vomiting of preg nancy. Ml-o-na is the great stomach tonic, one or two tablets will stop sea or car sickness, vomiting of pregnancy, and will Instantly tone up the worn out stomach the morning after the social session. Mind Your Business. If you don't nobody will. It Is your business to keep out of all the trou ble you can and you can and will keep out of liver snd bowel trouble If you teko Dr. King's New Life PHI** They keep biliousness, mslaria and Jaundice out of your system. 25c, at alt drug stores. WANTED-fBecond-hand bedroom and diningroom furniture In good condition. Addresp "A. C. B.," care Telogreph. Contract for Beef Tire of L. J. Lamar. Bteware. Mllledgevllle, Go.. Oct. 22, 1908. Seat'd propotals wUl be received at this office until the 1*th day of of No vember next, it 10 o'clock e. m., to fur* nlsh this Institution with beef, s* fol lows: First.—1,000 to 1.200 lbs. good MER CHANTABLE REEF each day, at eucb time of the day at may be required, in equal proportion* of fore end hind quar ters. the delivery to comroenee on the Ut day of January. 1109, and oontliiua lwelv« month*. Second.—Good Merehentable WEST ERN BEEF, to be furnished for the months of Janusry. February, March, April and May, 1.666 to 1,260 lbs. each day, fore snd hind qutrters, snd good MERCHANTABLE BEEF for the seven months beginning June Ut and ending December list, 1969. the same amount ss above to be supplied dally. Western Beef to be delivered at Store Houxe. freight prepaid. Local Beef to be delivered et storage room. All Beef to be re-welghed. Western Beef can be supplied In car load lots. Cars to be shipped so g» to meet demand of 1.600 to 1,2*0 pounds beef used dally. Separate bids can be mad* to supply Western Beef only fm January, February. Marth. April and May, or to supply both Western and Local Beef, or only Local Beef for I or 12 months. The money to be paid for the same monthly. Flftaen per cent of the amount due to be retained from each monthly payment ae security for faithful perform 1 ance of contract. The right Is reserysd to reject spy and all bids. Bids should be marked "To Furnish Beef." and ad dressed to t L. J. LAMAR, Steward. day; will uccept tei„ Address E. P„ care Tele WANTED—Desirable party for large well furnished front room; hot and cold baths same floor*, also phone. No. 409 WANTED—Couple or board. Phone 1129.' gentlemen to occu lts upstairs, with WANTED—One unfurnished room; light nous'* *— * ** *’ * Telegraph. ‘ AXE hnmlles. 85c per dozen. At Huhn Flro Bale. JUST RECEIVED—Original bale of new B \VhUohea I d ftyClt * English walnuts. J. MINCE meat In bulk. 12Ho per pound. Oscnr Bradley. IUNCI CLAUD MARTIN. PHONE 811— Best Ksnsn* City loin steak, 15c.; round steak and ronet*. 12^0. Corner Bpring snd Walnut st*. MONEY TO LOAN. REAL ESTATE LOANfl-llOft end up- wards; no delay; Iran* ctoVri within 24 iTrtrroiii Banking nnd Savings Co.. ,607 Cherry «t. , MONEY TO LEND on real estate, repay- Ohio monthly. J. j Cobb. Commercial ft Saving* Bank. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Five-room cottage with barn and larga lot, Tonnay ave., South Macon; easy payments. Leon fl. Dure. Fourth National Bank Bldg. FOR SAI.lfi—Goes perfecting preea, with complete stereotype outfit; good order; prints 4 or 8 pages: $1A50 fob Macon. Address Telegraph, Macon. Ga. LOST LOST—Fox 'terrier hitch with lemon ear collnr with name J. W. Bonner; reward J. D. McKay ft Co.. Phone 720. CUSPIDORS, both metal and fiber. 28c, 39, 48c each. Huhn Fire Sale. LOST—Gold locket: on one side R C. O.. and on the other n diamond. Reward If returned to 758 Mulberry et, LOST—Ono amethyst ring surrounded by pearls. Return to 105 Park Place. Phona 8414. ANOTHER ONE of the Incumbtttnces^nf civilisation la Shelter. We, In our present social stato. must have roofs, nnd. Indeed, those roofs mustn't leak. After the rain, then, rail on me for repairs. JA8. C. GORMLY, Phone 831, 320 Third 8t, light housekeeping. Address M. A., oare MR. DOG GUNN is no longer with JONES, OUNN & JONES, and thla big horse end mule emporium will In the future ho run by Mr. uon L Jones and his son. Mr. W. H. Jones. For Sale $2.800.00—Will buy four new home* renting for $32.00 per month, ht good renting locality; shows good Investment snd always rents. $8.750.00—Fire negro houeeg in good condition, renting for 1410.00 per year. This is over IS per oent on amount In vested. $3,800.00—A thoroughly modem home- built to live in—wltli watorworka and electric lights, situated on the best part of North Highlands. We can arrange very attractive terms to the proper party. Murphey & Taylor Real Estate, Loans and Insurance PHONE 267 - - Citizen’s Nat’l Bank Building For Sale $1,800 Will buy a hijnrtsom* six (6) room residence tn Bellevue, newly papered and painted, and in apple-pie order. Ifaa a large lot, else 108x208 feet (half acre), and fronting street car line. Known aa the Russell place. Purchaser can get possession In thir ty (10) days. NOW is your ehanoo to get a nice home at a GROAT BAR GAIN. Terms If desired. JORDAN REALTY CO. Real Estate. Insurance and Loans, PHont 1136. Fourth Nat. Bank Bldg. WANTED—Employment as planing mill foreman or helper; enn give beat of ref erences: 8 years experience. Address C. B. Kimberly, 410 Mulberry st.. City. ■era; also OOCU- 757 Poplar st. WANTED—Three congenial psrtle* for o connecting rooms; also table board- No. 161 Second st. - vate* family; nice room, good homo for n good girl; wages 18.00 per month. Ad dress P. H. M„ Box 14, Oconee, Go. LADY desiring pleasant profltable work 1 ft. b., WANTED—A cook with good recommen dation. Apply 821 College st. cupy suite of rooms L. ,,—.. flats. First class table board. Nevaro flats. DUTTHItINB, 20o per pound. Oscar FOR RENT FOR RENT—One nice furnished room, close In; all convenience*. Phone 8663. FOR RENT—(Jood 8-horse farm, II miles 'im Macon; well Improved. Apply 204 FOR RENT—Immediate possession 1181 FOR RENT—Eight-room house, modem plumbing, Montpelier ave.; 821. C. B. Drew. Jr. FOR RENT No. 147 Rose Park, 6-r., two bath* No. 107 First St.. 7-r No, 225 iBollcvue Avn., B-r No. a 10 Duncan Avo., 6-r Corner of Carling and Rembert. No. 126 Holt, D-r No. 522 Monroe, ?-r No, 1171 Oglethorpe, 7-r i 61} College, 9-r 741 College. 9-r ‘ 1062 Oglethorpe, C-r 1501 Second, 6-r 261 Wlnshlp, 6-r i280 Wlnshlp, 6-r 1 leach aye, .6-r B. A. WISE & CO. FOR GOOD rooms and beard go to the Olympia Hotel; merchant's dinner 25 cents. W. T. Rsgsn, prop. FOR Novu- r . (vmimA Apply • “ National B FOR RENT—Two At ground floor offices In Washington block; steam heat end Janitor, all conveniences. Apply to Ma- ~ Savings Bank. >m house. Orange. I, Herts, cor. Orange and Forsyth ate. CELERY and Capo Cod cranberries fresh every day. Oscar Bradley. PERSONAL. TRACE chains thi where, only 37c Sale. UV WILL BE glad to hare you c our vegetables, flee bow fre«x and erlep we keep our celery end other veg.^ VIRGINIA country cured hams Just rs- * * * B. Whlr-*^ — IMPORTED saurkraut and <5111 plrklw No. 7 stoves, $5.00 each! S No. 5 stoves 1%, SI.SO and 10.00. Huhn Plr, Kal«. FOX River butter. 1$ 1-lc per pound. Oscar Bradley. OYSTERS, both Brunswick and Appels^ ehlcoio. Spanish mackerel, trout, red flsn" bhieflsh. Macon Fish Co. ed dally. Daniel u BUudngome, the old reliable fish dealers. TWO or throe nice beaters cheap. Huhn Southern Packing Co. Choicest .Nntivo nnd Western i Meats. 620 Cherry St. Phone 351. For Sale t Macon I offer a 5-t a vary desirable co on a large lot and on car line at $1,650. This is one of the nloest homes aoross the river. Will be glad to show it. FOR RENT. No. 810 Carling Ave., 5-r $20.00 No. 803 Cherry St., 7-r $32.50 No. 742 College St.. S-r $40.00 No. 487 Cuncab Avo., 8-r $20.00 No. 114 Lynn AVe., 7-r $82.60 No. 609 Mill 8t„ 6-r $12.00 No. 7C3 Plum St., 1-r $81.00 No. 406 Ross St., 7-r $26.00 No. 408 Ross St., 7-r $21.60 Cor. Rambert and Carling Avo., Vr $21.00 . 1023 Becond St.* 6-r $18.00 . 867 Wlnshlp St.. S-r... $12.60 I. 260 Wlnshlp St.. 6-r $15.00 Frank B. West Rsal Estate and tnsuranoe. .< .J 417 Cherry 8t. T * IKE WIN8HIP HERBERT SMART WINSHIP ft SMART,' INSURANCE. ACCIDENT. HEALTH. FIRM. Washington Dlock., tMltmtA). , Atvsrom. iravicu mows to fail. Tarrnnt'a fislrMt of Onbobf and Copaiba In OAP8IJLR8. Thafcu<*/«f«, q*Uk and thnrvujk otua fa# ■eeervheea.iUekvkUea, ate, Ka*j tq taka, canvanlaat U> oairy* “Ulf Jr#-r« nuccoWul Ma. i »oa#L M H. J. LAMAR A CO., 612 Cherry at., Marcon, or by mall from The Tarrant Co.. 44 Dudson st.. New York. .840.00 $32.60 .$20.00 .115.00 .$25.00 .822.60 .$20.00 .$26.00 .$87.60 18.00 12.60 .$18.00 For Sale The substantial and well located two- story brick building. Nos. 607 and 609 Mulberry street. It Is well ar ranged for business purposes on first floof und roomn with modern conven ience* above for a family dwelling. Lot 80x910 to alley In rear. This Is very desirable property and offered at a BARGAIN for QUICK sale. Suburban acreage and farms a spa daily. Home funds ou long time at 7 per cent. Geo. W. Duncan Manager Southern Hallway Schedules, Showing the arrival and departure of passenger trains at Macon, Oa., for Infor mation only, and not guaranteed. No. Arrlv* from: a. m. S Jacksonville.* fA 1 )!14°*JankrenvIIl<L* 2.08 4 Cincinnati... 2.05(12 Cincinnati.. 2.02 7 Lumber City. ».26> 7 Atlanta 7.96 16 Atlanta 14.45119 Bruaswlck.. 10.60 p.m.1 p.m. 1A Brunswick... ..50i I Lumber City. 4 oo 10 Atlanta 8.7.0115 Atlanta 5.00 Wadley Investment Co. Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, Grand Building, Phone 627^ ' FftR RENT WE MOVE OUR TENANT8 FREE. Immediato Possession. Two-atory brick store, corner Fourth and express office alley, next to union depot, $7600. . 278 Orange street: very desirable two-story house, nine roods and bath, toilet each floor snd servant’s house in rear. This house has Just been nowly paintod; plumbing thoroughly repaired, and Is In perfect condition, $60.00. FOR SALE. We have for sale a beautiful tract of fifteen acres of land, lying within ono mile of city limits and three or four hundred yards from end of car line. This la an ideal site for a dairy; Is do** enough to city and car line to he sub-divided Into (residence tots. Price $2,000.00. Lft us show you this place and tell you more about It. Just Hated with us on North High lands a nice large lot on Laurel ave nue. near North avenue that'wo can sell Tor $460.00. This Is an excellent bargain and will be on the market at this price only a few days. WADLEY INVESTMENT 00. Grand Building, Phone 627 MACON. DUBLIN a .AVANNA RAIL* ROAD COMPANY, Arrival and Departure of Pasaengor Trains st Macon. Effective March 18, 1908. * FOR SALE $980—2 4-room houses that bring til annual rental of $148. Torma If de sired. $1,200—Will buy a vory deal ruble 6- room house that rentB for $12 per month. We will s6U you thin without a cash.payment on monthly notes of $30 per month. $2,100—6-room house, No 260 Orange street. Terms $500 rash, balance In monthly notes. Rented at present at $20 per month. $2,100—A very desirable 7-room house, Cleveland avenue, VtnevlUe. Terms $300 cash, balance $30 per month. 32,800—A nice 5-room eettsge on the Heights. We can evil this payable monthly et $40. $2.800—A brand new 6-room house on Duncan avenue. Terms $60 per month. This plac* Is now rented to a good tenant at $26. , J Minton-Morgan Co. r ^" REAL ESTATE. 420 Cherry street. Phone 1103, L«*ve. No. ».*!!!;. $:$opi No, it 7:00em| No. It 11:05a Arrive. SmimIL. NO. 17 4:40pm Qencraj Pessenser Ayer &70 MULBERRY.STREET, agonaia railroad. Arrive! Depart! ‘ No. am. No. " d4Ur ttAV&SaSu. 78. dally 14:111 y/. W. HARDWICK, a. A., ■ * eot Cherry M,