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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1*, 1908 JUST RECEIVED Another shipment of those nobby celebrated STETSON HATS We have them in all the new shapes and styles. Call and inspect them for they are sure winners. STAR CLOTHING CO. DAVE WACHTEL SIX TO SIX IS HOW THEY STAND ON THE POPLAR STREET PARKS ■NOW IS THE TIME TO open an account with the American National Bank of Macon The. Largest Bank in Middle Georgia! Capital and Surplus - $800,000.00 Our loyal customers will tell you how we treat them. R. J. TAYLOR. iWent L. P. HILLYER, ViccPreo. R. W. JOHNSTON. V.-P. OSCAR E. DOOLY.Cashier. Laying a Cement Walk In easy If you have the right material*. We shall be glad to tell you Just how to do It and to supply you with both the cement for the body ta well a» that for the finish. Laid according to our directions and with our cement, you'll be sure of a smooth, handsome, durable and economical walk. WILLINGHAM SASH & DOOR CO., 457 Third St., Macon, Ga. WillinghamsWarehouse COTTON FACTORS SHIP US YOUR COTTON AND GET THE BEST RETURNS MAGON, GEORGIA THE MAN WHO KNOWS THE AL DERMEN 8AY THAT IT IS ACA8E OF 81X OF ONE AND HALF DOZEN OF THE OTHER—SPECU LATION A8 TO THE VOTE TUE8 DAY NIGHT. So great Is the interest In the out come of the action of the mayor and council on next Tuesday night aa to the final disposition of the Poplar street parks, that there are predlc tlons. some one way and some an other. It Is said that the aldermen stand six to six In the matter, and should the vote thus stand when the vote is taken on Tuesday night on the adoption of the recommendation of the committee on public property that the parks be grassed, the recommen dation Is lost under the rules. It Is said that the following Is the line-up. though no one can be found who Is responsible for the statement: . For grassing the.parks: Aldermen j Brunner. Brights, Chappell, Hall, Riley i and Wheeler. For allowing the parks to remain as they are: Aldermen Mayer. Adams. Snow, Robert, Swisher and Williams. None of the aldermen are willing to say Just how they will vote but rumor gives the above line-up. It Is also said that the ladles of the Ladles' Auxiliary to the Brother hood of Loromotlve Engineers, who hold their meetings In the hall of thn ItsIIwav Condurtors on Poplar street, , will take a hand In the park matter. It Is their purpose, so it was said yesterday, to follow out the Idea of the Civic Federation by having a civic federation of th*»lr own. and to do their part toward making Macon the City 'Beautiful, and as soon as the city grasses the parks, especially the one opposite their hall, to see that it Is cultivated and made attractive, after the manner In which the parka In front of the Hotel Lanier on Mulberry street are kept up by Mrs. Newcomb. There are now four propositions be fore the council touching these parks ton men. 2. To cement the surface of the parks and allow the use of them to the country teams and the cotton men. the parks to be cleaned every day and nothing to remain on them over night. 3. To take away the curbing and to pave the area with Belgian blocks the same as the other portions of the street and allow them to be used by the countrymen and cotton men. 4. To plow up and grass the parks. As each of these propositions have earnest advocates, and all have been duly championed before the council, the aldermen can tnko their choice. There will probably he a full atten dance at the next meeting of council of the advocates of these various plans, and It is also likely that avery mem ber of council will be seen and talked to before the meeting. If the report that the vote stands six to six is true, then both sides will strive hard to get one vote more. It looks like a race between the parkers and the antl-porkers for that one vote. One thing Is certain, the country teams are not using the now- plowed ground of the lower park, bor a week it has remained undisturbed, except that some fellow accustomed to crossing It at an angle for a short-cut struggles acrosa. wishing every step that he had known how rough the walking was before he ventured on It. Q. B. Burhana Testifies After Four Years. | O. B. Burhans. of Carlisle Center. I N. Y.. writes: •'About Tour years ago I wrote you stating that I had been entirely cured of a severe kidney trou ble bv taking less than two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure. It entirely Stopped the brick dust sediment, an I pain and symptoms of kidney disease disappeared. I am glad to say that I have never had a return of any of those symptoms during the four years that have elapsed and I am evidently cured to stay cured, and heartily re commend Foley’S Kidney Cure to any one suffering from kidney or bladder trouble."—H. J. Lamar A Co., near Fourth National Bank, agents. •aid rou oould take three drinks a day that makes six drinks." "Orest;** •■•••• ’Tf you don’t think you can get along with six. visit every doctor In New York and If they all say that you can have three drinks a day. I guess that will al low you aa many drinks as an Invalid ought to take avery twenty-four hours." Krr.Winslow’s Soothing Syrup He# been usad for over fllXTT-FIVE TEARS by MILUON* Of MOTHBRJ for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH NG with 1 BKFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES Ihe CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. AL LAYS all PAIN: CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by Druggists in every oart of the aorid. Be sure and esk for * r Mrs. Wins- lows Soothing Syrup." and take no oth er kind Twenty-five cents a. bottle. Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act, June SOth, lfrOd. Serial Number 108 AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY MARRIAGE IS CELEBRATED AMERICUS. Oa.. Nov. 13.—The mar riage of Miss Amxlo Williford and Mr. Ralph Newton, which was celebrated at the home of the bride's father. Mr. P. B. Williford, on Thursday moriTlng was a beautiful one. ar.d one to which wide In terest attached, owing to the popularity of the contracting parties. The pretty Williford home-on Barlow stroet. was like a lovely garden of glo rious chrysanthemum*, the hall und stairway having many bowls and Jardl , of a * ' ' WITNESSES RETURNED FROM ELLIOTT TRIAL THE ADMISSION-OF A LETTER WRITTEN BY DR. ELLIOTT TO f HI8 MOTHER IN WHICH HE BEG3 DRUGS CAUSES A SENSATION. i veterinary surgeon of Dr. Elliott placed on trial for his life at Grange, returned home yesterday morning by way of Atlanta. They report that there waa much less difficulty In securing a Jury than was anticipated, and hence their *ta$r was shorter. They say that the trial was an interesting one from many standpoints. Attorney McNeil, of Ma con. the counsel for the prisoner, did all he could to save Ms man, though It Is admitted on all sides that in view of the prominence of the dead man. and the circumstances of the killing, the case waa a most serious one. During the progress of the triad a letter waa admitted In evidence that gav# an Indication as to what Elliott wanted to do. The doctor wrote a letter to his mother, beseeching her to bring him certain drugs, and gave her minute directions as to how she could get them to him, and saying that it would be necessary for him to play bug-house. This letter, so it came out In the evidence, was Intercepted by the sheriff of Troup county. Those returning from the trial say that the mother’s statement regarding her son was one of tne most touching and pathetic appeals ever made In a court room. It showed the mother'* rong and undying love for a son. even nnd whlVb'oi- ‘hough he was wayward and even UIHJ Willie uiym .L. n „h n.n.M 1, n A enn^mnad him rom? a-hTWthe*pur a exwuWU pink though the world had condemned him and white ones added dainty color to Some of those who heard it say that the banka of "stately p<dms and terns. At 11:30 the opening bars of Men delssohn's weeding inarch - — - - by Miss Florence Niles, and the lovely bride entered with ner * by the groom and best played lovely fat her. preceded r. Artnur Newton, of Mecon. Rev. B. W. Davla. of Camilla, tenderly and solemnly spoke the words which uni ted the lives and fortunes of the happy pair, while the aoft melody of the "Evening Star" from Tanhauser fell like a gentle benediction upon them. The fair bride wore a handiome blue tailored suit and ecru net waist, embroi dered with blue. The hat which complet ed the becoming toilette “* '* ed w blue, trlmmi and wings. An exquisite bouquet of bride' and Ulles-of-the-valley was carric_. Many beautiful gifts wore displayed In the hallway of the second floor, urn* •poke eloquently of the affection whlcl an$ tjie bridal party left on the 8*aboard fr *r tuelr future home. Brunswlck-by-the Sea, ants Williford, by her beauty and ex quisite womanliness, has won for herael a host of warm friends, who will regret that her marriage takes her away fron her native city. Mr. Newton is a gentleman of splendid character and tine attainments, and It Is safe to predict that !n their adopted home Professor and Mrs. Newton will be warmly wulcomed and admired. IT 18 A SERIOUS CRIME against nature and your own health to neglect constipation or an Inactive liver. .It Is Just an dangerous to take violent purgatives and cathartics which outrage nature and weaken you. ‘'Nature's Remedy" (NR Tablet*) la always effective but never violent. Stimulates the Liver to proper action, relieve* the Kidneys, thoroughly clean ses the system, tones you up and puts the stomach In perfect condition, "if you are constipated, bilious, run down, dyspeptic, rheumatic or have kidney trouble, take an NR tablet to-night and you'll feel better P ln the morning. Got a 25c,box at King & OTIphant. Are You Interested In saving a handsome percentage on your purchases of reliable Whiskies, Wines and Brandies! If so, drop us a card today for our new fall catalogue, we eater to the wants of tho mail order.hnyor. and mnkc the prieos thnt will interest you; QUALITY being the foundation'of our business. All inquiries cheerfully and promptly an swered. We aro Solo Agents for The F. W. Cook Browing Company’s Famous Bottled Beers. Oook’s Pilsner, 10 doien pints, $9.00. Cook’s Gold Blume, 10 doien pints, $10.00. D. F. 6 CP. LONG Jacksonville, Fla. Wholesale Whiskies and Beers AT THE T\ OranU MR. WILL GUNN’S DOG GONE On# of These Very Fine Bird Doqs That Man Goes Waxy Over. Mr. Will Gunn wan In sora distress yesterday. This was evident to his frlonds, and their sympathy went out to him. He lost his dog. Black, white and tan; answers to the name of Coosoc. According to the modern version of the story, there was once a man named Socrates. It was said that Socrates waa a peculiar man, and that this grew out of the fact that he cooed at birth, cooed like a dove. When the obituary of Socrates was written, this fact wee mentioned among the many good things said about him, and the story passed on down Into history. When Mr. Gunn's line bird dog was 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 Uvar and bowel trouble If you take Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They keep biliousness, malaria and Jaundice out of your system. 25c, at all drug stores. THE LADIES’ TEA ROOM INANE —Exprqi^, shipment of soft shapeHats in the new shade—London Ivy Green. The real “Mundy” New York craze in shape and shade—and the price but $3.00 It’s a pleasure to show you Hawes Hats—pleasure to wear them, too. The ladles* tea room that has been closed for aevsral days was reopened yesterday. The ladles in charge have secured a room over the Macon Book Company on Cherry street and until after Christmas wyi serve at nominal prices dainty lunches, coffee, tea, choc olate, etc. The walls of the apartment are beautifully draped with oriental hang ings. and the small tables are pro fusely decorated with cut flowers. This with the private stairway leading to the apartment, makes & delightful place to spend as long a time as you please chatting over a light lunch with hot drinks. Tne tea room I* being Operated by the board of directors of Helmath Hal! and the proceeds will be used for the bfneflt of that institution. This is In deed a worthy c^use, and the ladles should by all meant obtain the pat ronage they ao richly deserve. Under United States Super vision. Macon's New National NOTICE TO DEBTORS‘AND CREDIT ORS. All persons having demands against the estate of Mr*. Helen' A. Woodruff, late of Macon, Bibb county, Ga.. deceased, are hereby notlfled to render in their demands to the undersigned accordlr. *•» law. and all persona Indebted to said estate are required to make immediate p **iT 9th day of October, 1*01. J. J. COBB. Administrator Estate Mrs. Helen A. . Woodruff. Deceased. Bank Commercial National Bank E. Y. MALLARY, President. J. J. COBB, Vice Prest. - W. P. WHEELER, Asst, to Prest, E. N. LEWIS, Cashier. CECIL MORGAN, Vice Prest. With Ample Capital, Experienced Officers and a Most Representative Board. WE INVIT E YOUR ACCOUNT. GEORGIA. Bibb County.—Mrs. Henrietta Waterman, guardian for Regina M. Waterman, represents to this court that •he has fully discharged the duties of her said trust, ahd has tiled her application for letter* of dismission, this Is therefore to notify all parties Interested that her application will, be heard on the flrst Jdonaky In Decamber, 1908. C. M. WILEY, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Bibb County.—W. R. Roci having applied for letter of guardl of Gray Goodwyn. thla Is therefore — notify all Perrons Interested that his ap plication will be heard on the first Mon- lay in December 190S, C. M. WILEY. Ordinary. Augus tus L. Poindex? represents to this court that he has fully discharged thn duties of his trust, and has made application for letters of dismission, this Is therefore to notify all Rosabel won i ron, w a puppy. Instead of barking after the Persona Inf mated that his application Morrison, wilt also star in ** utt manner of other puppies, he cooed—, b* heard on the flret Monday in D*- preaent season. 8he will alternate in ( „ k# a doVft . when the puppy waaj c * mber * l0S c M -^LPT Orsinir* both the leading role*. "Marguerite' and, named. gomehow or other thla Incident! r* WILEY. Ordinary. ’Mephlsto." Her manager claims that. j n |j, e nf« of Socrates was thought of,! GEORGIA. Bibb C< when in an angelic mood she will play! and it waa named Coosoc. • **usnui '&SSUVI!! i *«o scale " uck. it Mtjphl ..... . Isn’t even* actress who a part to flt their moods. Will bo i the Grand soon. PAUL GILMORE. That roost popular young star. Paul Gilmore, who Is appealing this season In hi* new play. "The Boys of Company B," will bo at the Grand in the near fu ture. Mr. Gilmore has In thla new play the greateat role he has ever essayed. THREE OF SEVERAL KINDS. "It Is astonishing how many ways a man can And to beat tha devil 'around the stump.' '* These words were uttered by the genial comedian At H. Wilson, who la to star this season tn a romantic comedy drama entitled "When Old New York Waa Dutch." "A friend of mtne. who waa suffering from lung trouble very bad. had been ad vised bv the doctor not to take mere than three drinks a day as his lungs were af-. fected. I advised him to try some; id it was named coosoc. I neli'having ^ppluS^or letters*of°guar- Coosoc strayed away from home l dlanahlp for Cornelius O'Conoell. a real- uesday. and whether he went to the! Jgty ® lbb . Georgia, but a ner- coosoc. How is Your Digestion. Mrs. Mary Dowling, of No. 221 Eighth avenue. San Francisco, recom mend* a remedy for stomach trouble. Shfl aayfi * Gratitude for the wonder ful effect of Electric Bitters In a case of acute Indlfestlon. prompts (his tes timonial. I am fully convinced that for stomach and liver troubles Elec tric Bitters Is th# best remedy on the market today.** This treat tonic and alterative medicine invigorates the system, purlfles the blood and Is espe cially helpful tn all forma of female weakness. Mo at all drug stores. Nov,' 21 to 25, inclusive, via fir--**'***'] Central of Georgia Railway, for *' » -•»« i think.- mM. Automobile Racos- .Reserve sleeping car berth in advance, | at ticket office, 603 Cherry st. ih *‘ 22 taw h ** • What was hie answerT* "Three drinks a day—the ••Well." an id I. "If each ARE YOU SURE; FOR SIXTEENTH NOV. 19 l>.t tk. I« m. you bo la itrirtlj Central of Georgia Railway Co. y • Itttam C«%.r 6 tcn ana Estonton ....•11:8tam Iitomcn and Mm«dgevtits..t 7:90pm Athens and Msdiaen • 7:40am Savannah, Augusts Savannah, Aug, Groiaroga end Batsnten demon mpj Mliiedj MPPip——pppi Athens and Matron.. Athens and Msdieen: • 4:5Cpm Aih«n» and Madison —■■Kse Flrorl • •.-Mam m Atlanta and Grinin.... Atlanta and Mite.... Atlanta and Griffin.... and 8trmIngham. MsamHHHHRPVi Cc urroui and Btrminghain Albany and Mcntoomery.... 7 bam * Him •11:2ftam • 1.00am ' 3:304m litlpm Grots latent* :00am Atlanta. Chicane. »L Leuls .•ttrSjS Atlanta and Griffin • t-oa.. At art* and QHfftn... Atlanta and Qriff Atlanta and Griff Ingham ana *—“— and < and Celui road Aftnu lentgemery and Albany imertcua Celumbua 1it*am ' * ■■■■ H 7:Ham fKXCKPT SUNDAY* r JOHN W. BLOUNT, '•suit* corrected to dais. District Passenger Agent. *3* Cheery SL ?mu De yea hew that tk# nakm* hHi wetertttn. atse wtli4«4Inn the feafty. EUSSfi!.!*" *“*“* Why takt Mjr ehSMe where year health UfoannWI Why set . MAKE AHO FROZE YOUR 0WK ICC CtSAN Is 10 KIYUTES ^ FOR 1c A MATE %-tfc J« ICE CE851 Mr AMassas-issa ftean, whh—i kaatteg e> the u4» dlttsn *f aaythieg Thu wahaa two quarts cf lr* erra». rlras. yum >,4 whvd*- •o«e# v A ffloj W ctvam fr**i. r ru ba h*««ht far • M|»r or tww which •111 laal fro yran. an J will so. a mt* iu U tt'sST* IC| !>*• fUtrr,.- Gaa'j.V. Srr*z> rorry, Lrmen f agxMrsd. by all pxl poem. • ■■■ ■■ J ... me annual et Institute tar the met will be htUI -Ar.Jrrw \ therefore to notify all persons interested “ a - ”yd on the Ordinary. that his application”w|l?*be 0 heat first Monday In December. IMS. C. M. WILEY. Oi GEORGIA. Bibb County.—Jot 8. Water man. administrator of the estate of Maurice Waterman, late of said county, deceased, having filed his application for leave to sell the foUowt&c described tract of land belonging to the estate of said deceased, shunted in Macon, Oa.. to-wlt: One bouse and lot fronting on Spring street 60 feet and 510 feet deep, and being part of tots 8 and « In square «9. this Is therefore to notify all parties in terested that his application will be heard on the flret Monday In December. C. M. WILEY. Ordinary. GEORGIA. Bibb County.—To the heirs \W of Mrs. LUla C. Powers, late of ity, OeorgU. deceased' This Is you that Luther K. Brown, of Bibb County. Georgia, has filed applica tion In this office for aa order requiring N. A. Powere administrator estate of the said Mrs. LUla C. Powere. to make deed to him to a certain tract of Und situated In Bibb County. Georgia, and described In the bond for tltlr* attached to his ap plication. and till* pln«r In said petition that the law has been fully compiled with, this is therefore to notify you that the said application will be heard on the flret Monday In December. IIW. C. Mf WJI.BT. Ordinary. Soule, dean of w tha • will have arranged the (Stowing program: _ Introductory remarks—II. M. Stanley. Helvetian of cotton seed for the w»- K ovcffient Of fiber and yield—Prof. R 4. . IWLaack. profesror of cotion indus try state College of Agriculture Fextog and care of work itoa-rM. P.. .larntguu. professor of animal „husbandry ; Slate iVI/m uf Avn.'tiltqra, from Insects— Mats College of .Vgnculture. rrote«'Unc our craps * " rof. li L. Worsham. state sntomoio- The tnJpecilon of feeds artd fertilisers— I Horn T. G. Hudson, commissioner of 1 ogriyulture. i TJ»f lustitats list been held regularly ! tn thla city No*'** It was inaugurated by 4 the flute University. Iasi year the I .otWge oa wheels vtsttM thihbn and was alvcp the most *ntb*st*<ttic tx^ptlon re- reffrsd la tl»e “ W* train u:rw . . pre-mi when t:aj\V (mml u the most IVFORTAST part of your buiMte,-. and to tret th« bm ssrvicw )uu almdd esa ear 4,5 mad 4ply Standard Gravel Roofing to be apphod oaly under tha itrictwt Mxri&atfaea. I: L ovr dreire to up- BOMMW Wtu Mt W trustsmet «•!«» rteatyetSMfesdal kused, am ta rts tits sraStewscUltrfwtoacasMs. THAT 19 ocx rouar m maxctactoxx! dmt Crsst this Usstuet l;**n •§ trtfiroesftU syw.fa* as jsrvs wch ror «0 ytm SOUTHERN ROOFING CO, Ufa AILAflTX. O.L Fresh Meats : Fish and Oysters Fresh Country Eggs WE HANDLE ONLY THE BEST. GIVE US YOUR ORDERS. W. L. Henry Co. . PHONES 242-951. ; . * —Out oi town orders for Fish and Oysters; also Sausage, solicited. WAKE UP! Mr. Man, and get alive to the advantages of electricity. Believe it, a honse that is wired means comfort, Satisfac tion and contentment A house that is not wired means work, danger, and inconvenience. Macon Railway S Light Co. j Hotel Marlborough Broadway, 3Sth and 37th St*., Herald Square, New York Pi WfflSi iklM Mott Centrally Located Hotel on Broadway. Only ten minutes walk to 25 leading theatres. Completely renovated and tren»formcd in every department. Up-to-date in all re spects. Telephone in each room. Four Beautiful ‘Dining Rooms with Capacity of 1200. The Famous German Restaurant Ercedwxy** chief attraction for Spe- cisl Food Dishes and Popular Music. ' Erroesa F!ia. 4tt C:jq3. 2M Baths. SWEENEY-TIERNEY HOTEL COMPANY E. XL TIERNEY. Master