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I SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 7, 1908 3 s THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: V 25c Rents Any New Book at McEvoy’s RECENT POPULAR PUBLICATIONS THE TRAIL *>F THE LONESOME PINE, i John Fox, Jr. EjEWX&RAND. * Mary Johnston. THE FLY ON THE WHEEL. Kath erine Cecil Thurston. THE GUEST OF QUESNEY. Booth Taeklnston. THE LONG ARM OF MANSTER. E. P.. Oppenheim. .THE LITTLE BROWN JUG AT KIL DARE. Meredith Nicholson. THE TESTING OF DIANA MAL LORY. Mrs. Humphrey Ward. THE MAN FROM BRODNEY’S. G. B. McCutchcon. . • PETER. F. Ho prill,on Smith. THE FIRING UNE. Robert M. Chamber.. • THE FLOWER OF THE DUSK, Myr tle Reid. A SPIRIT IN PRISON. Robert HIch. Ins. HUNDREDS OF OTHERS. CARNIVAL OF From All Parts of the Globe Dispatches Tell of Many Casualties McEVOY’S, WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.—Three persons were asphyxiated by gns fumes, probably by a kitchen stove at I$09 1 stieet. N. W.. Qf this city late today. The dead: Mrs. Hebe Brrnnerntan. j v^irs. Hn nnorman, her ntotlssr-lu-law, "f*° ' SOUTHERN Cutts Brenncrnian, aged 18 months. 572 CHERRY ST i Th ® house was occupied by the family A Clarence L. Brennerman, a stenogra- 't -lifter at the congressional Horary. When - ■ | Mr. Brehnerman returned from work .hi* Atoning he found his wife, his mother and his Infant son dead on the tlor- ELECTRIC SUPPLY & MFG. CO. 130 Person* Perish. TOKTQ. Nov. 7.—News has 1 reached here of the loss of the itramer Tetsh. which w*»> sunk during s Storm off Etorl Utaml .Ate hundred and fifty persons wrrr.on \ »\©d. The vesrel was crowded fttduricen and passengers, and of aboard only 23 were saved. The •Machinery, Electric and Combination Fixtures WIRING MILL WORKS A SPECIALTY SWi> I * Sevi a- vessel of 67fi Etorl TO SAVE MOTHER gets <1 and Taft 2. as Indicated by the suit of the official count In that state, will moke the electoral college stand as follows: Taft 821: Bryan l«2. STEVENSON CLAIMS ILLINOIS ELECTION CHICAGO, Nov. I.- ifnalt Island near the island 171 Cotton Avenue—Phone 212. dRYAN TAKES NEVADA BY MAJORITY OF 200 RENO. Ner.. Nov. 8.—Democratic GEORGIA, Bibb County—To the Supe rior Court of said County: „ The petition of theJBIbb Manufacturing superior court of the county of Bibb < the 6th day of September. 1907, and pet! tiQner desires an amendment, to Its said charter as hereinafter set out. Petitioner asks that Its charter may be — amended as to give . petitioner the — to reduc power and authority 1 million five hundred tl jdtnl minimum, and that It shall have the pow er and authority to Increase Its capital stock at any time to two million five hundred thousand dollars (82.500.000), par . __ _ maximum, and that It may from time to time Increase or reduce Its capital stock, but at time shall the par value of said stock be less than i million five hundred thousand dollars more than two million Petitioner further asks that its charter be amended so that the stockholders - your petitioner may at any time by vote of stockholders representing r Jorlty of the stock of said corporation. change tho legal residence of said corpo ration to any county In the state o* Georgia In which It conducts any burl Hess authorised by Its charter, but before such change of residence shall be effect ive the Bibb Manufacturing Company shall publish once a week for. four weeks fn the newspaper In which the sheriff of Blbh county publishes his sales. Its In* Have you heard The Gayety Quartette? Be sure to hear lime'In like piper published them tonight from ? to 1Q) at The Gayety Theatre. county to which It proposes to move, and said publication, sworn to by the presi dent or secretary. of said company, to gether with a certified copy of the origi nal charter and any amendment thereto, to be filed with the clerk .of the superior court, of the county Into which It moves Its residence. honorable Petitioner prays that this court will pass an order or Judgment amending Its charter as hereinabove set GEORGIA. Bibb County—I. Robert A. Nlsbet. clerk of the superior court of said Sn .witness*^ whereof 'I Have hereunto set my hand and seal of office thla the 6th day of November. 1»0R. ROBT. A. NISBF.T. Bibb County, GEORGIA. Bibb County—To the Supe rior Court of said county: The petition of Ralph B. SmaP, of Bibb county, and Charles G. Peeler. -Qf Berrien county, both citizens of Goorgla, respect- themselves, ^WuTTy shows: First. They desire foto their associates, successors and assigns, to be created & body politic and corpo rate under thq name £nd style of Rural Advertising Company tor the period of twenty years, with the privilege of re newing their charter at the rxi -ration of that time upon a majority vote of the I capital stock; and by said name and style to have all the powers. rights, privi leges and immunities with which similar corporations are Invested by law^^aft which may be Incident to tho pllshment of the purpose and objects of said'corporation. ■ Second. The capital stock of said con poratlon shall be twenty-five thousand dollars, divided Into shares of tho value of one hundred dollars each, with the privilege to said corporation of Inj creasing Its capital stock at any time and from time to time, upon a majority vote cdlng ■KthlchHl per cent has been paid fn.' Third. The principal office and place of business of said corporation shall be In said county of Bibb, with the privilege to said corporation of establishing branch offices, and - conducting Its business, at any and as many*'other, places within and without tne’ state of Georgia as It may deem Fourth. The obPIViPmP^liPIII corporation is pecuniary gain to Its MEETS ON NEXT MONDAY STATE BOARD PHARMACY and. to thet end. that It shall have the right,/.power and authority to contract for and handle, for Itself and any other rereons or corporations, any and all kinds of advertising matter, and advertising devices, and to advertise goods, wares, merchandise, real estate, and other things whatsoever for sale or purchase or any other lawful purpose In newspapers and magazines, and by cards, hand bills nnd all other devices and mediums, which »nav now and hereafter be used for advertising, snd that It may have . the right to make all contract# neces sary for such purposes. Sixth. Raid corporation dealres right to secure, own. buy and sell patent rights and copyrights, and the use there of for advertisements nnd advertising devices of all kinds, and to act as agent for sny persons or corporations: and. for Itself and others, to borrow and lend money, and buy and sell stocks, bonds, notes and any other property, real, per- eve n th. ^ * Bald corporation desires the right^bv authority of a majority vote of ALL OF TNE ESCAPES enhnot recover. The fire was caused by Casey lighting the kitchen stove with oil. The other occupants of the <*. who were asleep, wire euffocitcd LA8T ONE WAS CAPTURED YESTER* DAY AND WILL BE BROUGHT TO MACON THIS MORNING. The last of the convicts who escaped from the Bibb county convict camp the night of the 2uth of i caught yesterday not a great — —' “ *■“ broug from Cordele. and will be brought (o Ma- -— thla morning. Conklin, —— - —ug) ... Thursday in Cordele, were in Bib- Jail yes'ei day and Identified by Superin tendent wimbuate r •Conklin said If he had been allowed to “— hta own Judgment Id tod tod or so. he n n*er wo< When the tour esc: : and had had would have bet-n ■■PNtoVRMPtoIPBgBPJesc-aped from the camp they went together as far as South caught. camp they went togethei Macon and ha tried to induce them to separate, saying that thoir chances for 8 Betting far to better singly, ■scar Wright agj-tW with him and went Jn ono_ direction. >*ut ho whs caught. walked ?n when approaching Cordate Walker, tho man captured yeatirday. decided lie would shift for h'meelf by inking a farm er’s mule and going off. IIo made the mistake In passing through the town. nThe two men. Phillips and Conklin, Jere the men who with others made.tho murderous assault on Sheriff Copper at the Perry Jail some time ago. They were Mfgarded as dangerous men. JThe tour men will now bo punished under tno law for escaping, and they have forfeited all chances for pardons. CAPE. IVANKINS MEETS WITH BAD ACCIDENT HAD HIS LEO BROKEN IN PECULIAR MANNER ON YESTERDAY . Capt. A. B. F. Watkins, known cotton buyer, had his leg broken yesterday In a peculiar manner. time Captain Watkins has * m near Loralne. Ho terday morning and i operating a farm 1 In tho city yester t to the Empire C Empire Coal Co. ...j business there. tempted to get Into his wagon when tho horse suddenly moved off, throwing him between the wagon and the platform, falling In such a way'as to break his loft leg below the knee. Dr. Max Jackson and an ambulance were called and Captain Watkins was FINE COFFEE DRANK . AT THE STATE What shall we say of the Jackson Rffuare Coffee displayed and demon strated by A. B. Small & Co. Too much rannot be said. First, the quality and flavor la most excellent, and furnishing to the tired workers, besides the great crowd, a hot cup of coffee at all times proved a boon. It was a most popular jilscj^and Justly so, for It was indeed fo- TSttfe booth you draw no blanks. ' Therefore let us return them thunks. We trust the good Jsckson Square Coffee made many customers at our fair.. Be sure and try this delicious coffee In your homes. It Is Imported and fount td by the Importer’s Cofff '** Orleans. Co., New Mr. Chat. E. Jordan, secretary of the state board of pharmacy. Mr. Sam Bayne, member of the executive committee, and Mr* Herman Khuptrlne. ef Savannah, another member,, will accompany State Drug Inspector T. A. Cheatham to At lanta tomorrow night, where they will attend the meeting of the board “ There will he a large class of applicants for druggists* license at this meeting, and Dr. Cheatham Will deliver a lecture on the requirements and operation of the pure food and drug law. Don’t fail to visit The Gay ety Theatre, continuous moving pictures from 2 to 10 p. m. II- iemo? * Seven Burn to Death. LAKE. Manitoba. Nov. 6.—The : or k. W. Carey, a former. I'vlng a miles south of here, waa destroyed id Mrs. Carey. Gillespie, was etsylnjj id a Hiss i v.«»*»*»». The election of Oovernor Chas. 8. Denfcen to serve an other term as governor of Illinois will bo contested by hts democratic rival, nc- «online tn a signed statement Issued to night' by Chas. Bbeschensteln. chairman ot the democratic state central commit tee*. The statement follows: ’•‘I an convinced that with a correct count nnd an honest canv&tt Adlal E. SL vch&O!! has a plurality of tne vote eftt in the election last Tuesday, for governor of Illinois. The fientond for a recount will be made upon the legisla ture as provided for In the statutes.” Governor Deneen’s plurality la estima ted nt from 23,000 to 26.0M. Ben II. At well. secretary to Chairman Bdeachen- stein explained that error* In the count had already beeh dissevered In several precincts and It was calculated that Mf only three ballots In each of 4.040 voting precincts in Illinois were taken from Deneen and siven on recount to Hteven- the latter would bo found to have the election. That pretty little Gayety Theatre has re-opened, he sure to' pay. it a visit and enjoy yourself. T. & P. NEW ORLEANS. Nov. Judge E. D. maunder*, of the United States circuit court, today enjoined the Texas nnd Pa cific railroad and the legal counsellors of the corporation from violation of tho re- cent act of tho l^oulslana legislature prohibiting non-resident or foreign cor porations from transferring milts, from the state courts to the federal courts. The Injunction was Issued In the case of tho Mercantile Trust Company, of New York, and Edward Gannon against the Texas and Pacific railroad and attorneys for the road. Tho trust company holds 825,000,00(1 this a test case. YOUNG MAN HUNT BY THE RAZZIE DAZZLE DAN RICHARDSON STRUCK BY THIS THING DOWN A7 THE ■MMPMWMMHSJMPWmilllBPROTPWIIght badly bruised about the back and hips, as a result of a collision with the ocean wave, or nlzzlo dazzle, on Happy Streot at the Macon State Fair. [Mr, Richardson had been a passenger out from under it when *.ho Ing . j , machine, for some reason, made a sud den dip. striking him and throwing film violently** * — verely. He was Immediately taken to the Macon hospital, where the physicians say that while his Injuries are very painful, they are not likely to bo serious. STRUCK ON THE DEAD WITH SLEDGE HAMMER ENGINEER DESSAURE, AT STATE SANITARIUM, ATTACKED BY A PATIENT. Capt. J. W. Wilcox word that hli : the la hammer a few days ago, wos getting along well. tom I Engineer Dessaure came to Macon rently to consult Capt. Wilcox, who toll formerly the engineer at the sanitarium, as to the laying of a pipe that was I needed. He went back home to follow up the plan suggested, and while at worki one of the patients picked up a k! ' hammer, and before he could strained, struck the engineer a fearful blow on the head with It. and Immedl- [atoly struck the engineers assistant In Iha same manner. At flrpt It was thought that the blow «vss a serious one. and that was tho report at first received In Macon, but tne news of yesterday wag to the effect he was getting along well. MARCH OF PUNT LICE ON THE JAIL FRONT YARD After Eating up All the Turnips, They Are Now After the Plowere. Mention was made of the onslaught of billions of plant Ere on the little patch of turnips In the Jail yard, and the total destruction of the turnips within a few days. Not a vestige of the turnip leaves was left, and the ground looked aa though __ It had naver been planted. heatham will deliver a lecture Spw the |lce have attacked the flowers In the front yard of the Jell reatdenpe, and the ebryaantnemuma and other flow ers are dying aa though a strong solution of potash had been poured over them. There are some vary valuatf thla nAsi Huable plants In Its stock to Issue bonds in any amount if f. — —— •*» r' “** — Site’S,''.? SSS&lflS® 1 0a y et y Quartette 7 to 10, Its property and franchises, or by pledr- ■ ■ "«- ■ Ing it* income, upon any terms or condl-..., ^ tt . TAX COLLECTOR JONES r and enjoy all the powers and Immunities of a corpora- . ‘IiiNfMr tlon as soon as there are bona fl< rrlotions to fifty per cent of Ita capital _ Whe^fore ^petitioners pray^ that _ said Company be made a Rural . body politic and corporate, far the term and purpose, sod with all the rights, powerf and orivlleges hereinbefore set forth, and whl'-h are granted and i Georgia. like corporations by. bars of TO LEAVE THE COURTHOUSE JOHN P. ROSS. Attorney for Petitioner. Filed In office, this 4th day of Novam- ROBT._A. NI8BET. The office of Tax Collector Jones will be moved in a few days from the base ment of the courthouse to the ►uildlng formerly occupied br the Coca-Cola Bat tling Company, on Mulberry street, and later occupied by the fair «»soctat!on As has been stated fever have originated fair SfrSoeiaMor 11. severs* cases ^ In tne office In court hone* basement, and Mr. Jones U ought it best to get away from It un*ll the county commissioners van build an Clerk Bibb Superior Court I annex to the courthouse. yard, among them a l*mon tree that been bearing Very Urge ahd fine ns for months. Whether the lice wilt attack this tree remains to be seen. Where the lice came from Is not known. If there Is anything to kill them without killing the plant, Jailor Hubbard would like to know It Jle Is In despair. REGISTRATION IS SLOW FOR THE ANNEX ELECTION Registration for the annexation eleotton to be held on the list la excesdlngly slow, about twenty-seven voters having qualified 10 date. There are about 1M voters In the terrl tyry sought to be anfiet*-: It Is prob able, however, that before the hooka the llth. tne majority of the voters «Ui have registered. ' MARYLAND VOTE: TAFT 2; BALTIMORE, Nov. Calculations of the official retuma of Tuesday’s election, not finished until well after midnight, show that the electoral vote of will be spin. Bryan getting - .. electors nnd Taft 2. On ths popular —the vote cast for tho elector receiving tho highest number—Taft carries the state by 561 votes. His elector polling the highest vote received 116.471 and the uir iiiKurai vuio rct«Tjvcu highest Bryan elector 115.910. The Ohio Vots. CINCINNATI. Nov. I.—Tho complete Igures from ‘ *' _.t Tuesday' _ ... additional precincts, CappelL of Mempl Ifht. struct Ions to Cspt zryland them there dead or allvt. of the a feature of Interest was (Uncovered today when John Cochran stated that he was iw night rider by compulsion. It Is generally admitted that a number were simply forced to ride .with, the outlaw bands or suffer punishment at their bands. Frank Jnmoii, one of the pns- Camp Nemo, said today that he from 73 of the 88 counties In Ohio election. «nfl P^ c h»^iy_* 00 total i 1.871 pre cincts. or with only 600 precincts lacking, give Taft 487.368; Bryan 348.450. Harmon,/ democratic candidate for gov ernor. *ln 3.820 precincts received 462,770; Hurrls, republican. 447,881. 218 REPUBLICANS 1Y3 DEMOCRATS ACCORDING TO LATE REPORT8 RE PUBLICAN SIDE GAINS TWO VOTES. ■ CHICAGO, Nov. S.-^The returns from congressional districts throughout the icountry resulted in a republican ga|m| I two aa compared with figures of ■■■ night. Albert Douglass, republican, wAs, [contrary to previous advices, elected In the eleventh Ohio district, and Moses P. Klnkcard, republican. Who was reported aa defeated In the arxth Nebraska dis trict, was wlso returned as elected. Thai contest In the fifth Nebraska district Is extremely close and It will require tho the reports, already re; TAMMANY STUCK TO BRYAN SAYS MURPHY NEW YORK. Nov. *.-Chas. F. Mur phy. Inudt-r of Tammany Halt, dictated atatnment tonight In which ho denied specifically that Tammany Hall did not support Bryan. ’•It Is silly to accuse Tammany Hall of * “ U6 knifing tho natlonnl democratic ticket, taking all tho circumstances Into coniid- eiatlon." said Mr. Murnhy. "Many >«>■- sona who are making the charge Know * il/ut hope to make political in pi — making Jietter, hut hope to m lul at Tammany'* expenu. •’There la plenty of proof that TAm many Hall wa* almnlutcly loyal. Th( fact that the democratic candidates oi. the county ticket received far less then the normal democratic enough In Itself I era lie majority H proof ■nmPPBPBIPIPthnt Tammany wss not Mn any way responsible for the Bryan ■ slump. The county ticket suffered be- cause of Bryan’s wenknoss. "Before the convention we knew could not carry New York and there was nothing until election to change this be lief. Bryan ran no far behind here Just because the people were against him. "There was no treachery. The whrJ result was due only to Bryan's weaknefli and the strength of Taft, which pulled Hughe* through.” Mr. Murphy also commented on the charge* of treachery made against Tam many by Raymond Robins, of Chicago. Mr. Murphy raid lie hag written a letter to Mr. Robins demnndlng that the latter prove Ms charges. mmm VICTIM RIDERS BMRW*.1 Hams wss fired upon, knocked down and beaten by unknown men supposed to be "night nders” her* late lost night. Mr. Williams Is one of the best snd most peaceable citizens, and without known enemies. The Intruders-thre* or four In num ber—were prowling areund the rodm of " Williams trying to break In. When red off they refused JO go. While Stays Falling of Upraised Axe By the Timely Use of Firearm CHARLOTTE. N. C.. Nov. Fearful lest hi* father strike, his mother, whom he waa pursuing, with an axe which he he'd upraised*. Ernest T. Hayes, 20 years old. shot and mortally wounded It. T. 11 a ye* at Belmont, a suburb of this city, tonight. The youth at once surrendered to the police. The father Was taken to the Pres- nvterinn hospital, where it Is suld'he will die. Tho bullet entered tho back of the head nnd lodged in the brain. Tho trouble grew out of the demand by Hayea of .money which he had given we. When the demand was refused, man seized an axe and pursued bis wife. To attending physicians, the fsther stated that hi* nny was Justifiable In -ting him and begged that he-be net ecuted. GET THEM THERE DEAD OR ALIVE famous outlaw. It there is any one thins that a woman dreada more than another it L-i a surgical operation. We can state without fear of a contradiction that them aro hun, dreds, yes, thousand!-, of operations performed upon women in our hos pitals which are entirely linneces. Bary and many havo been avoided by LYDIA E-PINKHAM’S VEGETABLE COMPOUND For proof of this statement read the following letters.. Mrs. Barbara Base, of Kingman, Kansas, writes to Mrs. Pinkhatn: " For eight years I suffered from the most severe form of fem&lo troubles and was told Hint nn operation waa my Only hope of recovery. I tvroto Mrs. Pinkhatn for advice, and took Lydia E. Pinkhara’s Vegetable Compound, and it has saved my lifo and made mo n well woman.” Mrs. Arthur It. House, of Church Road, Moorestown. N. J., writes: 41 1 feci it t* my duty to let people know what Lydia E. Pink ham’s Vego- tablo Compound ban doAe for me. I Buffered from female troubles, and last March my phyaiclnn decided that nn operation was nccesaary. l^Iy huabnnd objected, and urged mo to try L.vdta E. Pinkhara’s Vegetable Compound, nnd to-day I nm well and strong.” PACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty yearn I.ydin E. l’ink- ham’B Vcgetnblo Compound, mado from roots nnd herbs, tins been tho standard remedy for female ills, nnd has positively curcdtliousnndsoi rnn Truu llinpro women wholmvc lieen troubled with Instructions to Captain in < Charge of Alleged Riders Being Removed CAMP NEMO, Twin., Nov. A purls- of nine, alleged night riders, was taken go Union City today under chuTga of Capt. capped, of Memphis. Col. Tatom’s In structions to Capt. Cappeli were: "Qet i distant relative of Frank James, THREATENING NOTES UNION CITY. Tenn.. Nov. Eleven prisoner* held in conneftlon with night rider depredation* In the R*«| Font lake legion, were brought into Judge Jones’ court today under heavy military guard- They had *ued out writs of habeas ror- pirn charging that Gov. PutterHoo hud violated nl* constitutional u'lthnrlty In ordering out the militia to arrest them, Attorney Pierce, for the defendants, Htnppcd proceeding* by a motion, which wa* granted, that he be allowed to con sult privately with hi* client*, a privilege whlcrn had been denied him at ihe milita ry camp where the men have been de tained. Court adpjourned until tomorrow. Judges Hwlgert nnd annnymous letter* warning them to de slat from further connection with the case and threatening -their lives WILL GRAHAM TO HANG ' FOR HIS AWFUL CHIME Inul attack on Ml** Pearl Tucker, a 16- yenr-old white girl, conferaed^today ‘ wag sentenced to hang December 1*. The crime wa* committed a month ago, and fearing lynching, a company of slate mi litia haa been on guard nt the courthouse during the trial. Graham was removed to the penitentiary under guard of tho soldiers to await the execution of-the sentence. OTHER DRIVERS REACH NEW NEW YORK, Nov. •.—Ths arrival toL night of Francis 8zls*. who Is to drive one of the two Rensults, nnd of VbycJ llemery. Rone Hunt lot and Fritz Erie, i who are to he at the wheel of the three Hens curs, brings the contingent of fa mous foreign drivers Who ere to partlcl-l pate in tho forthcoming grand prize race of the Automobile (.’lub of America at Havennah«Ao a full roster. Nsszaro, Wag. DePalma, (■•i, KIgal at to HHvannah. The entry today of a specially built Bulck brings the American participation ALABAMA GIRL IS OGDENARURG. N. Y.. Nov. I -*En eased In a plaster cast, illnnl* K1sh4r, a circus rider who was Injured sometime ago by being thrown from her horse, left her# today ft. left here today for her home In Alnhstnn. Hhe will lie In a cdt during her .railroad journey south. The accident In which the young worn an wa# Injured occurred during a per formane* at Mslofi* last September. lie horse became frightened end bolted to ward the spectators. The ilder was She will II* on a cot during h»-r railroad thrown to the ground, nearly every bone In her body'being broken. they were on the veranda, trying to make an entrance, Mr. Williams opened the door and fin d several shot* st them. Thcv knrir-ki-fi him down and beat him. ’ room Is on South Broad They fired ten Mr. Wllllurim' portions Schell. _ _J| tout.. of the moet thickly ^settled Oldest Photographer Deid. COLUMBIA. 8. C., Nov. «.-John R. shorto, born In Germany In III I. be- Rchorto, Ileved to be, the world Mr* photo grapher, died In Yorkvllle, . B. C . -today, after a few days’ Illness. Mr. ftchorb had been active up to the time of his death. He received a college education, and after extensive travel settled In Houth Carolina, practicing his profession up to within a few days of his death. The Missouri Vote. HT. LOUIH Nov. s — Returns compiled by the Republic tonight give Taft the electoral vote of Missouri by a plurality ot 2.118 over Brvan. Three*returns are complete from all hut thr»» of the ill counties of the state *nd Include esti mates based on partial returns from the miming counties. The Globe-Democrat Piece# U»e Taft plurality In ••700. ;ccss of PERSONAL Miss Meta Duke, of Attl JM. attractive^ and MkL.Iv ^rcompiUhed Ga.. n very '(mjniihed Urtv .o ti,. u :»r‘ Mr .n.1 Mo Dahnev. of 419 New etrmi— mad- Macon their hoi manager of the Macon IrotJe—. Florence Dayis At the Crantl For Sale 12.800.00—Will buy four new bouses renting for 383.00 per month. In good renting locality: shows good investment and always rents. $3.750.00—Sire negro houses in good condition, renting for 8480.00 per year. This is over 13 per cent on amount in vested. . 83.600.00—A thoroughly modern homo- built to live In—with waterworks and electric lights, situated on the best part of North Highlands. Wo can arrange very attractive terms to tho proper party. Murphey & Taylor Real Estate, Loans and . , Insurance M ■ PHONE 207- Citizen’s Nat’l Bank Building For Sale $1,800 Wilt buy a handsome alx (8) room tealdence In Bellovu<C newly papered and painted, and In apple-pla order,. Haa & largo lot, also 103x208 feet (half sere), and fronting street car line. Known as the Russell place. Purchaser can get possession In thir ty (30) days. NOW is your chance to get a nice home at a GREAT BAR GAIN. Terms If desired. JORDAN REALTY CO. displacements; inlliiminntioii, ulcera tion, llbrotd tumors, irreitularltico, poriodlo pains, itnd backache. Mrs. Plnklinm Invites nil nick women to write her for rnlvlco. Sin- ha, untiled tlinn-imds t-i licnltli. Address, Lynn, .Maas. ROOSEVELT AS HARVARD HEAD Southern Nowspapcrs General ly Advise Against Such a Move euse Ilersld today stood prominent ed itor* of th« country for their opinion re garding the selection of President Rboso- belt as ths succeraor to President Flint, of Harvard. Clark Howell, Atlanta Constitution, wired that Roosevelt would make an ideal successor. The editor of the Newi and Courier, Charleston. 8. *nld that tiie nonlhern •coplo will advlnn ngulnst such Josephus Daniel*. News and • Raleigh, wired: "By all mean* Roosevelt should be elected president; Rockefeller, bursar and Root, professor of political economy, u Harvard Is to teach absolut- Wadley Investment Co. Ism, gTeed am! usurpation.” The Leader, Guthrie. Okla. sentiment suggested Bryan. Okla., said public OIL TRUST GASES ARE P0STP0RE0 NEW YORK. Nov. 6.— Announcement was made by the officials of Ihe jUanJ- urn Oil Company today that word had been received from United States Dis trict Attorney Randolph, of Memphis, Twin., that the federal suits against the Btandard Oil Company, of Indiana, which were to be called for trial on November l« in Jackson, Tenn., have been con tinned Indefinitely. It Is not likely that the cases will come up until nfter th« present terms V>f the federal court In Tenner***", which will ba concluded early next April. Hello of Charles I. The scarlet cloak worn by Charles I on the scaffold In front of Whitehall Pal ace has been pre*rmed to the mayor and corporation of Bhrewsbury br the Wal- cot family of Bitterly Court Batofa. The cloek wa* secured by Wm. Wucot, i Haloplan celebrity, who was pact of honoi to the unhappy monarch, and, who at tended his majesty on the scaffold. It hsi »>een In th* possession of the Welcot family for 260 years, nnd wa* exhibited at the Society of AntlcquU!** In 1**1. It I* In a splendid stats of preservation.— London Telegraph. FOR RENT No. 147 Ro*e Park, 9-r„ two batha .....* W.OO NO. 107 First fit., 7-r $32.60 No. 225 iBellevti* Av#., 6-r......$20.00 No. $10 Duncan Av©.. 5-r lULfO Corner of Carling and Rambert.. 125.00 Florence Davis snd Elliott Dexter, as "Mary Hamilton” and "J. O. M. Hylton, Eaq.. 4. P.,”* respectively, were tfto prin cipal figures In ths very beautiful and romantic comedy, "Under th# Greenwood Tree." presented at the Grand last night. Miss Davis Is both beautiful In fcsrson and charming In ber versatility snd vivacity of manner. Hej volft Is rich In th# va riety of It* tones and Jn Jh» love scenes ihe used it with irresistible effect~on the audience, a« well aa on her stranger lover, a ypung country squire who sent to Jal| eomi trespassing Gypsies on his land'and stayed to sue for th* bend of the truant heiress disguised aa a Gypsy maid. Mr. Dexter was vary pleasing snd satisfying as the Infatuated English ' Justice of th* peace. Ilf Clayton, l-i No. 121'Holt, *-r,. No. 822 Monroe, 7-r...... $62 Third, 5-r ...... No. 1171. Oglethorpo. 7*r. 639 College, 9-r 742 Collega, i9-r 10(2 Oglethorpe, (-r .. 150$ Second, 6-r 211 wtnshlp, s-r 210 Wlnfehlp. 6-r 22.60 $23.60 $20.00 ....... 82.60 .. J...$25.00 117.60 $16.00 .......$1400 -..$13.00 $12.50 $13.00 B. A. WISE & 00. Istrlct CoOr* of the United at©# 1 for’the’Western Division of"the tuthern District of Georgia. In t •^j, In the matter of John W. Oliver. Bank pipt. In Bankruptcy. To the creditor* of John WToilver. of Dublin. In th* county of Ijiurrn*. and district afore said, a bankrupt: . Nolle© I* hereby given tluit on the 6tli day of November A. P. 1909. the said Joh* W. Oliver was duly adjudji t.Arkrupt: and tl.at th# first ~ A •editors will tie held at Ma ounty, Oeorgln In the Grand Oper jtry i— — — — ward Van Boan aa "Kennett Graham.’ , PMfplR- and Mlsa Theodora Dudley ha :: gleden,” were al*o excellent, in t The company aa a whole waa i at which time the i their r .-.mine the bankrupC audience was well pleac-d. hut not properly come h* large os the compenyp and tho play| bankrupt Is reqt — — __ deserved. , ; that day for examination. A delay In th# arrival of the ecenaryl ALEXANDER PROUnflT. Real Bgtate, insurance and Loans, Phono 1136. Fourth Nat. Bank Bldg, For Sale In East Macon I offer a 6-room cot tage trf a very desirable community, on a largo lot ami on car lino at $1,360. Thla la one of the nicest homes across tho river. Will b« glad to show It. FOR RENT. No. 310 Carling Ave., 6-r $30.00 No. 803 Cherry HI., 7-r 912.SO No. 7421 College Ht.. S-r $40.00 No. 467 runcan Av©., 8-r $$0.00 No. 114 Lynn Ave., 7-r $12.60 No. 600 Mill St.. C-r $12.00 Ng. 763 Plum 8t.,_8-r $35.00 Vo. 406 Rom 8t.. 7-r...... $25.00 No. 408 Ross 8t., 7-r $22.50 Cor. Reinberc and Carling Ave., •r % r....$25.00 . 1023 Hecond 8t,» Ji-r $18.00 . 257 Wlnshlp St.. S-r......,.$12.50 No. 260 Wlnahlp St., 6-r $15.00 Frank B. West Real Estate and Inauranca. 417 Charry 8t. Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, Grand Building, Phone 627. FOR RENT WE MOVE OUR TENANTS FREE. Immediate Possession. Two-story brick store, corner Fourth and 'express offlco alley, noxt to union depot, $76-00. $78 Orange atreet: very desirable two-story house, nine rooms and .bath, tollot ouch floor, antf servant’s house This house haa Just been newly painted: plumbing thoroughly rejwired,#and is in perfect condition, °‘ ' FOR 8ALE. We have for sale a beautiful tract of fifteen acres of land, lying within one mil© of city limits and three or four hundred yards from ©nd of car Thla is an Ideal alto for a dairy; line. Is close enough to city and car line to be suh-dlvliled Into ^residence lots. Price $3,000.00. Let ua show you this place and tell you more about It. Just listed with us on North High lands a nice large lot on Laurel ave nue, nesr North avenue that we can sell for $460,00. This Is an excellent hnrgatn and will be on the market at this price only a few dnya. WADLEY INVESTMENT 00. Grand Building, Phone 627 FOR SALE $950—2 4-room houses that bring an annual rental of $148. Terms If de sired/ $1,200—Will buy a very desirable 6- room house that rents for $12 Mr month. We will sell you this without u cash payment on monthly notes of $20 per month. $2,100—6-room house. No 260 Orange street. Terms $500 cash, balance in monthly notes. Rented at present at $20 per month. $2.600—A very desirable 7-room house, Cleveland avenue. VfnavOl*. Terms $800 cash, balance $30 per month. ' $2.800—A nice 5-room cottage on the Heights. Wo can sen this payable monthly at $40. $2.800—A brand new 4-room house on Duncsn avenue. Terms $60 per month. Thl* piar#. is now rented to a good tenant at $25, Minton-Morgan Co. REAL ESTATE, 420 Gherry street. IKE WIN8HIP HERBERT SMART WINSHIP A SMART, INSURANCE. "•*1 prevented the mating* performance Thla November 6, 1901, 1 in Bankruptcy, ACCIDENT. HEALTH. FIR* ‘ .Washington BLecK ^ , 1