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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12, 1903 We invite Severe critiolsm of our Clothing stock, especial ly from men who are extremely particular about styles, material and fitting. We are sure of satisfying them for we handle the finest line of Clothing and Furnishings. We base our ideal on the highest obtain able degree of excellence. Not on a measure of goodness that will pass measures with the easy going men. Handsome garments in dressed and un dressed Worsteds and all the newest stripes and weaves. $15 to There’s a Reason We are always getting new customers. Why! Because there’s a reason, they know, “If they pay more than our price, they simply throw away money. “If they pay less than our price, they don’t get the quality.” Macon Cash Grocery Co. Phones 290-325 670 Poplar St. P. S.—Kalamazoo Celery Fresh Every Day. ! A. & P. ;; ;i| Special Today ’■ Choice Baldwin Apples, a peck 39o • • Sweet Terry Apples, a peek .36o •• ■ ■ Florida Oranges, a dozen 15c ■ • Malaga Grapes, 2 poutds for 25c • • Grape Fruit, (small size) a dozen 15o •• • ■ Cranberries, a quart ...12c • • Fancy Prunes, 15o quality, a pound .... ...10c •• • ■ Georgia Pecans, small, a pound 12o •• • ■ Georgia Pecans, large, 15c • ■ Choice Walnuts, a pound 12c * ■ Choice Brazil Nuts, a pound 12c {■ Choice Filberts, a pound 12c •• - • Finest Seeded Raisins, pound packages .. 10c " j ■ Best Cleaned Currants, pound package .. lOo Best Dates, pound paokago 6c ■' Best Citron, a pound . 18c :: ;; Best Evaporated Poaches, pound package 10c :: ; ■ Best Evaporated Apricots, pound package lie * ■ BAG Pure Olive Oil, large 70c J; Pure Cider Vinegar, quart bottle 10c -■ Iona Tomatoes, large cans, each 8c 11 S A&P Tomatoes, extra tall cans 12c ;' Cordova Tomatoes, gallon cans, each .... 25c :: ;• Ideal Tomatoes, small cans .**••*•*.Cc |* j; Marshmallow Candy, 10c packages i..7c • • Best Granulated Sugar, 25 pound sack .. $1.29 :: ;; Save your Tea and Colfee checks. Holiday opening ;; ;: of China, etc., Dec. 7th. The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. : 1 1 1 | 1 1 1 1 17 For Sale $1,450 e b«Inr built in Eut Macon-, will I to suit. 11,000 rabl* VinevUte cottage; lot wide. 16.250 tge street homo; 10 room*; built i home; worth the money. 11,000 vlUe lot: will build home for pur- $1,350.00 For a Quick Sale Nice cottage on corner lot In good neighborhood end growing pert of town. Jno. F and W. H. Cone, - Real Estate, Insu ranee and Loans Phone 206. 607 Cherry St. For Sale at $2,500 A two-story, seven-room house, thoroughly modern, newly papered; within half block of College St. Splen did home or investment. Willingham Loan & Trust Co. 461 Third St. Phone 360 YOUR HEALTH I Tour very life', a.pplnw. eepend., In a large measure, upon your Plurab- lnng. I do not only construct new plumbing work, but I put old Plumb ing in th# very beat condition. JA8. C. GORMLY t Ph*n« 531. 320 Third 8tr#*t. MR. DOC GUNN is no longer with JONES, GUNN A JONES, and thts Mir hors* And mult emporlu: will In tb* future be run by,Mr. fe«n 1 Jones snd hla m>d. Mr. W. IX. Jooes. GRAND JURY COMMITTEES All Ar# Busy At Work—Thos» in Which th* Publio Ar* Most Interested. Bine® Monday the grand Jury com mittees, eight in number, have been At work on the duties assigned them, which consist of An Investigation of tho county affairs, 'institutions and books and tho preparation of tht pre sentments. The work of the committees the public Is most Interested in is the work of tho committees on roads, bridges, chaingang and county farm, public buildings, court house and sheriff's of fice. and general presentments, espe cially the latter. It is generally be lieved that the grand jury will Inves tigate the alleged existence of a. num ber of blind tigers. The committees ore as follows: Roads. Bridge*. Chalngang and County Farm—John F. Cone, T. J. Dame. P. W. Stubbs. Public Buildings, Courthouse. Jail and Sheriff's Books—J. 11. Turner. R. Lee Long. Justices of Peace, Notaries Public, Kx-Offlcio Justices of Peace nnd Butchers' Rooks—L. McManus. George S. Deborde. Tax Receiver. Clerk Superior Court and Ordinary's 'Books, including Pen sion rolls—Jesse H. Hall. W. O. Mld- dlebrooke. Tax Collector. Treasurer. County Commissioners and Rond Board—E. \V. Gould W. J. Willis. R. A. Bcon- drett. S. D. Petty, J. B. Thompson. T. N. Baker. Roff Home and Public Charities—Ben Stewart. J. A. Rlckenbaker. Board of Education—C. M. Adams, W. 15. Hill. General Presentments—J. J. Cobb. J. T. Davison. The grand Jury has adjourned until next Monday morning. The Gayety Quartette in new illustrated songs, from 4:30 to 10:00 p. m., at The Gayety Theatre. Police goupt Peter’* Wife. “You are charged with whipping your wife. Peter, what have you to say to the charge?" The court wa* looking directly at Peter Brown. “Jedge, hits de trufe, I sho did w'lp her, an' effer haddlt ter do over ergln l sho would w'lp her some mo.' Jedge, ycr dunno Mcllndy. Hyero she—dls Mellndy. Jedge, do Luwd never mek RECEIVERS TO I- SELL REALTY 3 MEETINGS Permission Given by Judge Felton Yea- terday—Will Dispose of Many Holdings of Exchango Bank. The recelvera of the Exchange Bank. Messrs. R. X. Taylor, B. P. O'Neal and C. J. King, were yester day given carta blanche in the matter of disposing of real estate held by them as an asset of the defunct Insti tution. Formal application was made to Judgo Felton showing that the recelv era have in their possession numerous parcels of land, more or less valuable, which could not bo satisfactorily dis posed of nt public auction, and which may be transferred by private sale. The receivers were authorised to engage tho services of real estato agents In dis posing of the lands. The receivers were also granted per mission to lease the bunk's share of certain *coal fields In Rhea county. Tenn., to a firm which desires to de velop the property under an agree ment to buy oil coal mined. The Ex change ‘Bank holds an undivided two- sevenths Interest In the property nnd when it In thoroughly developed tho Income will be quite largo. Hlmllar permission ns tho above was granted to the receivers of tho Capital Bank of Macpn. which holds a like two-sevenths interests in the coal Holds. • Other cases decided In tho superior court yesterday were ns follows: Emma Hamilton vs. Samuel Gragg, suit on note: verdict in favor of plain- tiff. , E. P. Huguenln versus Stephen Carter, suit on promissory notes; ver dict In favor of plaintiff. T. A. Oates versus Jones, Gunn ana Jones, apneal from suit on note; ver dict In favor of defendant. Divorce cases will be heard by tho superior court today. Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the world wide Cold and Grip remedy removes cause. Call for full name. Look for signature E. W. GROVE. 25c. Jardinieres free at Harter's Friday, at nine o’clock. Ask about it. REMARKABLE GLASS OF Max Morris' School of Pharmacy Breaks the Record of 8ueoessful Graduates—A Splendid Showing, Another, record wa« made by the Max Morris School of Pharmacy at the recent meeting of tfi* state board, when every member of the class, twenty-three In number, passed the examination that makes them licensed phurmaqists In the state of Georgia. Mr. C. E. Latimer, of Savannah, made tho highest mark of any student appearing before the, board, securing an average of 96 ner cont, theroby winning the gold medal awarded by the stato board for the highest aver age inado before them during tfie current year. This mark, in fact, Is the highest average made before tho Georgia State Board of Pharmariy. nnd Dr. Morris takes additional pride In the fact that Mr. Latimer was ono of his pupils. The class that wont beforo the Geor gia state board thl* week only com prised about one-third of tho whole attendance of tho school, there having been slxtv pupils enrolled for tho prosent term. The others went be fore the state boards of Alabama, Mis sissippi and Florida. -Dr. Morris has mek do moul's fur de nigger, an' ono er de moul's wux fur de meanes', no ’oountes' triflin’ nigger ooman In de w'ole wul. an* den dat moul' was aot erslde. Ever’ now’n den dut moul* wu* fotch out an’ dey po'd all do meanness dey kin tin' In hit an' dar wux Mellndy. „ Jedge, dat ooman *ud mekker man stfcal de coppers off’n or dead nigger's eyes w'en he dnld—she sho would. Dey alnt no glttln* erlong wld dat ooman." "In what respect is sho so very mean?" asked the court. •'Is you er marrlt man. Jedgo? Den yer kalnt unnerstan' hit. But 'epos- in' you wux marrlt ter er ooman wat mek out she loves de groun' yer walk on. an* th'ow Jier aams roun* yer an' call yor honey-boy an' sugar babe, an' de Jakker dat. an* say, Potoy, m*r hon ey-boy, kin yer gl' me er dolla’n er ha'f ter buyed me some shoes kase de ones I got dey sho on de groun', an’ you ack do fool an* yer call her yer good ol* ooman an’ yer pays her de dollar’n er ha’f. Don yor go ter yer wuk an' wuk hand all day on’ ever nOW’n den yer cotab yerse'f t’lnkln' 'bout Mellndy an' dein dollar’n er hn'f shoes an' her po’ footsies on do col' groun’! Den .. ‘rang tlmn kaso yer kalnt stsn’ hit no longer —dem po* col' fectslcs on de groun'— an' yor crop© up ter do house so yer kin slip In an' th’ow yer oams roun’ de ol' ooman an' ax her ter furglv’ d»; ol’ man dls one time. An’ by do time yer gits close ter de house yer hyeer somebody laughin’ an* talkin’. Yer cropo up nlgher an’ put yer year ter do cracker de do* an’ yer hyeer dat slob moul’ 8am say, bit mighty nigh time fur Peter ter he or cornin’ homo. Mu- llndy. '«mm« know w'en yer Kit* er Hobby7 A.hl.urnV D. C. Klockley. nuvvor dollar’n er tmf ?utn f "LHarne„vlllei n. R Hopp», Baxley: W. some Hhooa wldyer po' il l toot.lc. on A Bnrum , unadllla: R. R. Jackson, do col' groun', and wld dat ho augh. Th w T Ellis. Macon: W. Jedka, dat wot mck mo say wotter do. | H i Hnrl Vldatla: S. C. Odder. Mcllndy am do meancY ooman—an , At | nnta . n . r „ william., Macon: U P. Jedge, dat bow come me tor w ipper. - - — - - - ** Sho tek me dollar’n er Ha’f wotter wuks hard fur an’ buy near-bonr wlddlt fur dat slob mout’ Sam! Dishyer sho or mean ooman, Jedge.’’ Melinda looked as though she could eat him up. but thoro was nothing to gain by denying his accusation, with only her word/against his, nnd ns Slob Mout’ Snm was afraid of Potor she didn’t know but what ho would say anything Peter wanted him to say. For this reason -she kept her mouth shut and took her fine as a matter of course, knowing that Peter would havn It to pay anyhow, If he wanted his meals cooked. “Ain’t dat de debbll? Here I 1s got ter pay out money ter git dot ooman. an’ she so mean, out’n do Jail! But nur min', offer ever hit her ergln, she aho won’t git up .fur ar mont'.” Have your dealer order your Clinch- field Domestio Coal, or write dlract to the Cllnchfleld Coal Corporation. Char- already heard from these student*, and they have all passod their respective po’ morales on no cor groun : wen • fft ii n , v f nir *entli»men were Ifi •£.»»« Km tho Max Morris School of Pharmacy nnd successfully passed their exam Inntlons before the Georgia Stato Board of Pharmacy: C. I). Blalock, Ilawklnsvlllo; C. D. Roberson, Al bany; R. E. Folkes, Montexuma; H. B. Donan. Macon; Carl G. Meyer. Au gusta; J. P. Edwards. Sylvester; J. R. Smith, Atlanta; W. B. Forbes, FltxgeraW; D. D. Newberry. Donal- sonvllle; C. E, Dlmmock, Valdosta; a. L. Timmons, Savannah; C. 13. Lati mer (gold medal). Savannah; W. A. LARGE DELEGATION TO STOP IN Party of Over Two Hundred From Indiana to Pass Through En Route to Andereonvill*. On Wednesday, November 25. the day before Thanksgiving, there will arrive In Macon a party of two hun dred persons, who will comprise the Indiana delegation to the unveiling of the Indiana atate monument at An- deraonvllle, near Amerlcus. The del egation will remain In Macon for sev eral hears, probably the night, and will also make a brief atop -aere on the return trip. In the party will be the governor of Indiana and other prominent atate officials. The Central of Georgia baa mad* apectal arrangement* for the han dling of the train, and will also op erate a special from Amerlcus to Afi- dcrsonvtlle and return. Courtesies will will be extended the delegation by the local railroad offlclala while they ar* In Macon. No Case of Pnaumonln en Record. We do not know of a single instance where a cough or col.1 resulted in pneumonia or consumption when Fo ley** Honey and Tar had been taken It cures coughs and colds perfectly, so do not take chance* with some un known preparation which may con tain opiates, which cause constipation, condition that retards recovery from a cold. Ask for Foley’s Honey and Tar and refuse any substitute offered. —H. J. Lamar A Co., near Fourth National Bank, agent*. business to keep out of all the trou- hln you can nnd you can nnd will keep out of liver nnd bowel trouble If you take Dr. King'* New Life Pllla. They keep biliousness, malorlu and Jaundice out of your syatem. 25c, at nil drug stores. ICON DELEGATION Annual Confereno* of Christian Churches of Georgia Now in Ses sion in Fitzgerald. Macon Is well represented at the state convention of the Christian church which opened yesterday In Flfkgerald. H»‘Hides Rev. and Mrn. Howard J. Braxleton. of this city, there ora In attendance upon the meeting the fol lowing member* of the First Christian church of Macon: George Ramsey, W. H. Roper, Mrs. Menard. Mrs. Dewberry/ Mrs, Rhourd and others. The session will last several days. One of the most Important matters to be considered, and on* In which Ma con delegates will take nn Important part, Is the proposed establishment of a home for elderly people. Effort will be made to have the Institution erected In this city. Mrs.Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Ifs* been used for over FIXTY-FIVK YEARS hr MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their ClnI-DREN WHILE TEETH!HO. With 1 KRKECT BTJCCESfl. ItHOORIEI the CHILD. HOFTENS the GUMS, AL LAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC, and is th* beet remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sola by Druggist* In every ©art of the world. Be sure and a*k for •'Mrs. Wins low's Soothing Syrup.” and take no oth er kind . Twenty-five cents a botU*. Guaranteed under the Food .sod Drugs Act, June 10th, Serial Number 10*J AN OLD AW* WELL TRIED REMEDY SAVE MONEY AND GET FREE GOLD. R.-E.-P. OO. I I M H-H-l-H-i W-H i m- MAUKI. I.01KJ11. No. ill. P. and A. M. - Iteculnr .Ut.d meting till. (Tliiiraday) night, at 7:10 O'clock. All Uut.r M»- ■on. in good .landing are wcl- C. A. McAl.I.ISTKIt, W. M. A, WKln, ■floccctary. WANTED WANTED—Gentleman to occupy, room with congenial party. All convenience!. WANTED—Young man want* position ns stenographer, bookkeeper or ship ping clerk; two years' experience; best of reference. Address Bookkeeper. YOUNG LADY stenographer desire* poal- a farm or city property. Fine salary goes with the Interest. Address Wholesale, ram Telegraph. WANTED—Young i WANTED—By good stenographer, rev- ernl hours work dally. Address L. W., care Telegraph. WANTED-600 to learn barber practice furnished, scholarship Includes tools, Instructions, demonstrations, ex aminations and diplomas: write for cat alogue, Moler Berber College, Atlanta. FOR RENT FOR RUNT—Two furnl.hod or unfur- nlshetl rooms to young ‘ i. Apply g.° AppPy y 758 Spring at. FOR RENT—Rooms for housekeeping or sleeping. Phone 1478. FOR RENT—Two rooms neatly furnish ed. to gentlemen. All conveniences on same floor. 140 Washington are. Phono *671. FOR RENT—Two large, connecting rooms, convenient to car: cheap. Apply 117 Bellevue aVe„ H. II. BEATEN BISCUIT, fresh every day at J. B. Whitehead's. Phones 716 and 401. FOR RENT—Five-room cottage, garden und barn. Houston road: twelve dollars. Thone 3794. FOR RENT— 1 Two or three one or horae farm*, with good house*, near free publio school, church, telegraph, telephone and depot station. Land strong and well watered. Near Holton, G* ; . eight miles from «Macon. Apply to It. B. Whitaker, agent for It B. Park, at Hol ton. Ga. FOR RENT—Two or three moms for light housekeeping. 212 Spring at. PLYMOUTH ROCK and blotter mackerel, first of the season. Oscar Bradley. FOR RENT—Four or five-room house will be built to suit good tenant on two-acre lot near Bellevue, on Forsyth road. 8. B. Merritt, carriage shop, Crump's Path. » FOR RENT—Three or four rooms In best part of city. Phone 2425-L. FOR RENT—Immediate possession 1161 Elm St.; 770. 750 753 Ash at. 8. Harts, cor. Orange and Forsyth at*. FOR GOOD rooms snd board ku to th* Olympia Hotel; merchant's dinner 25 cents. W. T. Ragan, prop. FOR RENT—Two A1 ground floor offices in Washingtdn hlock; steam heat and janitor, all conveniences. Apply to Ma con Savings Bank. FOR RENT—Eight-room house. 710 Forsyth street, near Orange. B. L. Harts, cor. Orange nnd Forsyth at*. FOB SALE KOU 8AI.B—tf tnk.n today, barmln In nlco oak ,utt. Hlnxrr machlna, f»w rtialr. rtc. Call at No. 404 Church «t., East Macon. FOR BALE—A first class double soda fountain, practically new. fully equ p- ped; alno fixtures for a first class Ice cream parlor and confectionery store at bargain. For full jpartlcutara address FOX RIVER butter, S3 1-lc. per pound; butterlne. 10c. per pound- Oscar Brad- i*y- FOR BALE—Large black horse, beat qualities, n. O. Edwnrd*. 403 Fourth street, FOR HALE -175.00 Bnbcock rubber tire top buggy: good as new. Jones Grocery Co. FOR SALE CHEAP-On* fine mule. Jones Grocery Co. FOR HALE—Ten-horse Bchofleld steam engine nnd l»oller: good running order; 1160 for outfit. Mftcon Telegraph. FOR 8AI.E~G.iss perfecting press, with complete ntoreoiypo mil fit; good order; prints 4 or 8 pages; 11.260 fob Macon. Address Telegraph. Macon. Oa. IMPORTED HAUER KRAUT and Im ported Dill pickles "Cask of enrh open- PERSONAL. BRUNSWICK. AppaJachlojDla an<! Mohlln plants oysters RlasIriKarnc. Ph PLAIN BUCKWHEAT, self-raising buck- wheat. Hecker's flapjack pan cuke flour snd Hecker's wamp—ail fresh at J. R. Whitehead's. Phones 715 and 468. MISCELLANEOUS HANDSOMELY furnished i 409 Spring ‘ Phone 658. ALL KINDS of fresh fl«h for faking, broiling and frying received dally. Dan iel A Itlaslngum.*. Phone 483. WE MAKE a specialty of produce from our farm. Dio you ever notice the dif ference In sweet potatoes. We raise th* yellow _yam kind.. Pure Food Groccry < W. Rice. Manager. QUINCE ADOM1AH make preserves un equalled by any other fruit grown on earth. Try thorn. Phone 715 or 468. J. 1). Whitehead. RJNO CLAUD MARTIN, PHONE 811- Best Kansas City loin steak, lie.; round steak and roasts, llfto. Corner Spring and Walnut *t*. All the Lumber Left From the Fair FOR SALE At Auction Saturday, Nov. 14th, 10 a. m. AT THE PARK. About 100,000 Feet Lumber, Benchee, Tool* and Other Stuff. MUST BE SOLD. D. WITMAN, Auctioneer. LOST —. get > cycle and bicycle* repaired; once given trial, always a customer. 149 Cotton KOSHER SAUSAGE, bolognas, ring. tongues. Frankfurter, w*lner, soft and hard Salami. M. Bloch. Phone 41. 1X>8T—Female white pointer dog, brown eara and spot on left eye. Answers name Hklddoo. Reward if returned to 1163 Boundary* street, or Phone 1467-L. LOST—One amethyst ring surrounded by pearl*. Return to 106 F MONEY TO LOAN. wards; no delay; loans closed within 94 A Havings Bank. For Rent STORES. No. 126 Second St No. 414 Fourth St No. 453 Second St No. 666 Poplar St No. 403 Mulberry St.... No. 615 Poplar St ...660,00 ...660.00 ...655.00 ...650.00 ...630.00 ...650.00 $15,000 To Loan Geo. B. Turpin Sons For Rent A thirty-horse farm with dwelling, out buildings and tenant houses aufriclsnt to run It; well located, one and a half miles from good town and only one mile from nearest railroad station, with publio ro*d running water < sponsible party ... — of IS bales of cotton per year. The place will yield a handsome profit at this low r * nl *' FOB SALE. A 50-acre farm on CoiUinbu* road with rood Improvements, Including a two-story dwelling; running water nnd most of place under fence. Improvement* could not be make reasonable terms, |f desired. 8034* acres In Crawford county, m*.. has 7-foom dwelling und two small tenant houses; about 200 acres In large second growth pine ready to aaw, which should, If properly .handled, yield enough to more than pay for Place. Price, 61,260.00. Terms, If desired. Georgia Loan & Trust Co. 565 Mulberry 8tre*L “GASOLINE” 5 Gallons for 60c, If You Send For It. B CANFIELD OIL 00. 467 Second St. IKE WINSHIP HERBERT SMART WINSHIP & SMART, INSURANCE. ACCIDENT, HEALTH. FIRE. Washington Block. Southern Packing Co. Choicont Nativo nnd Westom Meats. G20 Cherry St. Phono 351. Schedule effective 8opt. 20, 1908. M.&B. 8. F. PARROTT, Receiver. MACON AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. Trains leave Macon for Llxel- lu, Cullodrii. YatcMVlII*. Thomas- Ion, Woodbury, Columbus. Ilur- rls, La Grttngo and intermediate points as follow*: No. 41 at 4:25 p. m. dally and No. 55 at 7:00 a. m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. No. 41 makes direct connec tion with Southern Railway at Woodbury for Warm Springs nnd Columbus, arriving at Warm Spring* 8:17 p. m. and Colum bus 10:00 p. m. Trains arrive Macon as fol lows: 42. 11:85 a. m. dally; No. 56. 5:40 p. m., Mondays, Wednesday* and Fridays. Trains, leave from M. and B. Ry depot. Fifth and Pine sta. C. 0. RHODES, Oen. Pecs. A»t. Phon# 1800, «. S. & F. RY. Schedule Effective Oct. 18, 1908. DEPARTURES! 11:80 s. m* No. 1, Through Train te Florida, carries Observation Par lor car and coaches. Macon to Jacksonville vis Valdosta; oon- ncctiuu made fur Whit* Springs. latkD City, Paiatka. 4:05 p. m.. No, 5, “Shoe-Fly," Ma con to Valdosta sud all later- iflfSVB?* "Q.otqI. MWi* train with aeorgl* Heutbem and Florida. Twelve Heolion Draw ing Room Sleeping Car; open at »:40 p. m. In the Union Depot, Makes connection at Jacksonville for all points In Florida. 12:if a. m., No. M. “Dixie Flyer,'* coaches and Pullman sleepers, Macon to Tlfton, en rout* from St. IjouIs and Chicago to Jack sonville. ARRIVALS! 4t1l a. m„ No. 4, "Georgia South ern Kuwanee Limited." from Jacksonville and Palatka, local Bleeper Jacksonville to Macon: passengers con remain la. local •leeper in U»»on Depot at Macon until 7:89 a, m, 8:25 a. m„ No. 54, "Dixie Flyer,” coachee and Pullman siepers Tlfton to Macon, en route from Jacksonville to St. Louis and Chicago. 11:80 a. m„ No. 6, "•hoo-Fly,” from Valdosta. . 4:?5 p. m , No. 2. from Palatka. Jacksonvfll* and all Intermediate points. Parlor Observation Car Jack son nit* to Macon. Honey to Lend on Real Estate Well rated commercial paper eml very low rate* oa Mar ketable securities. Macon Sayings Bank WANTED For cash two medium priced residence* close In. FOR SALE One splendidly Improved plantation nmr Macon; v.ry bout condition; would limb** «c> *mi<i ...untry home. Farms In various lo.iillil.s, lumber land*, vacant tots In different parts of city. Several Improved city ldts Gist pay w*U as In* vestments. JONES REAL ESTATE * AGENCY H. Horne REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND LOANS, Grand Building. _ Phone 464. F?OR RENT. Store, 481 Cherry street, Btore, 504 and 60S Fourth eUreetf rail road track facllitloe. Second and Third floor Evening News * Storage epaoe et English Compress Building, Southern Railroad track factU- DWELLING,. 7-r. dwelling near Whittle SohooL 7-r. dwelling, 110 First Street 7- r. dwelling, 457 and 46» New street 8- r. dwelling, 241 Carling avenue. 5- r. cottage South College street 6- r. cottage. Lynn ave.. VlnevIUe (new). 6-r. cottage, 4U« and 408 Bosh street. 6-r. In dwelling, 111 Orange street. Elegant, apartments In Dr. Frasler'd now apartment house of 6, 6, 9 or 1$ rooms. I team heat water and Janitor irvic* furnished. Money to lend on Improved real eats** at 6 and 7 par cent according te locatioi FOR SALE 61,100—This price will buy a rerjr nloe little 4-room cottage on 'Boundary avenue, near Mercer. 65,050—For this price we can offer an elegant 9-room residence on Plum street, between First and Second. This place cost 6**,BOO to build. It la In excellent condition and rented at pres ent to A good tenant at 667.50 per month. 15,250—'Will buy » modern 1-room residence on Rogers avenue. Vinevlllo. Dimensions of lot 70x200. 67,760-4ror tk** PHce we offer one of the moat modern up-to-date homes in Macon, looatad on First atreot, be tween Pine and Oak. 10 rooms and on a good lot: convenient to car line and five mlnutoa' walk from the busi ness portion of tho city. We aro facilitated to giy* liberal terms on any of the above. Minton-Morgan Co., Real Estate 420 Cherry St. Phone 1192 For Sale $1,800 Will buy a handsome elx (6) room residence In Bellevue, newly papered and painted, and In apple-pla order. He* a large lot, size 108x208 feet (half Acre), and fronting street car line. Known aa the Russell place. Purchaser oan g*t possession In thir ty (80) d*ya. NOW Is your chance to get a nice homo at a GREAT BAR GAIN. Terms If deslrod. JORDAN REALTY CO. Real Estate, insurance and Loans. Phone 1136. Fourth Nat. Bank Bldg. For Sale I’ve n nico soven-room Cot- tngo in Vinoville, in n good lo cation for «ulo clieup, ana o,. libornl tormg. Arc you interested t Frank B. West Real Estate and Insurance. 417 Cherry 8L FOR SALE In East Macon. Il Is on a half acre lot, and hoa every convenience—gas, electricity, hot and cold water, and stable. Windmill and tank go with place. Can make terms—A BAR GAIN. 88,750.00—Five n*gro houses In good condition, renting for 8410.0* per an num. This over IS per cent on amount invested. 82,750.00—Will buy four new bouses renting for 813,00 per month; In good renting locality and close In.* Good, Investment and always rents. 11,200.00—Tenant property renting for 115.00 per month and NO CITY We also have 812,000.00 to lend on good Real Estate at 7 and 8 per cent. Murphey & Taylor Beal Estate, Loans and Insurance PHONE 267 | Citizen's Nat'l Bank Building