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. the MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 17, 1908 | If you want a snappy, up-to-date Suit, built for wear, as well as looks, give us a trial. The great est tonic in thd world is the glorious feeling of be ing dressed right—becom ingly. ■ . There is something about the hang, the collar and the shoulders of our Coats that were built es pecially for us by the best tailors in America,'and that no others seem able to equal See our beautiful dis play of rich patterns in many different models. $15 to $210 JUST RECEIVED Fresh shipment of B. B. B. Coffee to go at 15c pound, limit 2 pounds to a custo mer. Try a pound or st>. . Macon Cash Grocery Phones 290-325. 670 Poplar St. Quality Demonstration Stop in our store today while yon arc down town ami sample a cup of dolioious A&P Brand Pure Java and Mocha Coffee, which we are serving free to all who visit our store today. The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Wadley Investment Co. Real Estate Insurance Loans List Your Property and Wants With Us We Move Tenants Free For Sale at $2,500 A two-etory, seven-room house, thoroughly modern, newly papered; within half block of College St. Splen did home or investment. Willingham Loan & Trust Co. CIVIL SESSION FEDERAL COURT Regular November Term Convened Yesterday—Assignment of Caaea la Made—-Gtand Jury Moots Thuraday. The regular November term of the United. Statea court convened yeater- day morning In the new federal of fices, with Judga Emory Speer preaid ing. Aside from the assignment of cases, the most interesting transaction of the session was the dismissal of the con tempt cases against ex-ChJef of Police Granville Connor and ex-Clty Attor ney Minter Wimberly from the docket. The cases grew out of the refusal of these two officials to .obey an order issued by the federal court In regard to the taking of a prisoner from the city chalngang. In nol prosslng the cases. Judge Speer said: "These cases have accomplished their purpose. We have now an effective and humane administration of the mu. niclpal criminal law in this community. The conditions of tho prisoners have bcon much ameliorated. "Tho public conscience has bcon ao awakened to the enormity of the chain- gang as It was when these cases ware brought, that not only did our own supremo court of Georgia sustain the views of this court on the merits of these cases, but the people themselves, lurgely through the Instrumentality of one of our distinguished representa tives erased from the escutcheon of the slate the stain of the chalngang lens.v horror. “The movement generally has result ed In great strides toward humanity and constitutional Justice." Mr. J. K. Hawkins, of Dublin, was admitted to practice In this division of the federal court. A writ of error was filed In the case Will Memmlngor vs. the Postal Telegraph Company. The court will bo In active session until the beginning of the third week In December, when Judge Speer must go to Valdosta to convene the regular term there. The civil docket provides for the trial of cases until Friday. De cember 10. but ono week will be de voted exclusively to criminal matters. The grand Jury meets Thursday morn ing. and* will have returned all of Ks Indictments by Saturday. The Civil Docket. The civil assignment Is as follow*: Tuesday. November 17. Forsyth Manufacturing Company vs. Putnam, Hooker Company. A. H. Wagnon vs. Steamboat Em mett Small. United States vs. J. C.*Petree. Friday, November 20. C. H. Dodge va. Robert Hall. W. H. Moody vs. Southern Hallway Company. Sarah Lowrey va. Norman W, Dodge. W. C. Clarks vs. Norman W, Dodge. Norman W. Dodge va. H. L. Sears Monday. November 23. In re John Wald, bankrupt. In re S. H. Fuller, bankrupt. In re Little. Rebb & Co., bankrupts. Tuesday, November 24. In re Laurens Lumber Company, al leged bankrupts. In re II. B. Daniels, bankrupt. Wednesday. November 25. Charles Vet va. ’ll. A. Hooka et al. Monday, November 30. Purdom Naval Stores Company vs. Western Union Telegraph Company. Tuesday, 'December 1. In re J. J. Flahlve, bankrupt. . Thursday, December 3. Annie Lathrop et el. va. Redding H. Pate et al. Friday, December 4. R. 8. Wimberly, trustee, vs. D. E. Gunn. Monday, December 7. J. T. Moore vs. Prudential Insur ance Company. J. T. Moore, administrator, Aetna Llfo Insurance Company. 8. A. Donella vs. Macon and Bir mingham Railroad. In re Jesso McCormick, bankrupt. Tuesday. December 8, J. J. Harrell, administrator, vs. So* curlty Life and Annuity Company. Viola Harrel vs. Maryland Casually Company. Wednesday, December 8. W. H. Johnson vs. Southern Rail way Company. Norman W. llama et al. Norman W. Dodge vs. Mann Lum ber Company. Thursday, December 10. W. M. Goddlo vs. Frank R. Mann et al. Norman W. Dodge vs. Joe Lother- ldge. « Friday, December 11. D. 8. Dodge ts. J. R. Peacock et al. SPECIALS TODAY iei Third St. Phone 360 11.450 Heme being built In East Macon; will build to suit. 13,000 Desirable Vlneville cottage; lot wide. 11.260 College street home: 10 rooms; built for a home; worth the .money. For Sale $1,350.00 For a Quick Sale Nice cottage on corner lot In good neighborhood and growing part of town. Jno. F. and W. H. Cone, Roal Estate, Insu ranee and Loans Phone 206. * 607 Cherry St. WANTED For cash two medium priced residenoee close In. TOR SALE One splendidly Improved plantation near Macsta: very best condltkm: would mak# grand country boms. Farms la various localities, lumber lands, vacaat lot* In different pert* of city. Severed Improved city lots that pay w«U as In vestment* JONES REAL ESTATE AGENCY Southern Packing Co. Choicest Native <uid Western Meats. 620 Cherry St. Phone 351. “GASOLINE’ 5 Gallons for 60c, If You Send For It. ] CANFIELD OIL 00. 467 Second St. Dodge v». I,. It. WII- Slunn'sh Liver a Fee to Ambition. You can not accomplish very much If your liver Is Inactive, as you foci dull, your eyes are heavy «:id slight exertion exhausts you. Orino Laxa tive Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver and bowels and makes you feel bright and active. Orino Laxntlvn Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or gripe and is mild and very pleasant to take. Orino Is more effective than pills or ordinary cathartics. Refuse substi tutes.—H. J, Lamar St Co., near Fourth National,Bank, agents. Police (jjoapt Ths Liar. The Rev. Malachi Maddox was charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. In consequence there was a large number of his flock In the court room, some believing In his in nocence, and some in his guilt. It seems that tho churcn wan divided as to the Rev. Malachi. and the two fac tions were represented. One of the officers of the church, and who was evidently the leader of the opposition to him, was the first witness. He said: "Jedge hit sho do tetch mor heart ter stan* up hyers to dls latter peoples an* tell wotter know 'bout dlshycr min ister uv de gos-pli. kase hit doan look right, bit sho don't. Wese doan lak- klt. de chu'ch doan lakkit, de cornger- gishun doan lakkit, an' de Lewd doan lakkit. Hit am ergin wot we preaches in our chu'ch. an’ hit ergin de law. Hit"— "8top that and tell me what you know about this man obtaining money under false pretenses," said the court. "Jedge, dat wotter gwlneter do. but ter hates ter do hit. Dlshyer mans am de pastor uv de chu'ch whar we goes evvy Sunday. He de one dat marries our datters an' our widows; he de one wot preaches de sot sarmun Wen We dies. Weil, efifer JIa* gotter tell hit. I jfssua well klmmence. *Bout two mont* ergo, dlshyer mans wot wo hen callin' our pastor, he took upper kJlltc. WHERE QUALITY AND PRICES COUNT COFFEE AND TEAS AT LIVING PROFITS UNT | STTS [' 25-pound sack Granulated Sugar $1.25 Ma-Kon Blend Coffee, equal 35c grade, pound 25c Fancy Roasted Santos Coffee, 25c grade, pound .i.. ,20c Good Roasted Rio Coffee, 20c grade, .pound 15o Good Roastod Rio Coffee, 15c grade, pound ....12 l-2c Ajax Mixed Tea, 60e grade elsewhere, pound 50c Mixed Tea, good drinking cup quality, pound 25e Walter Baker’s Cocoa, per tin 17c Walter Baker’s Chocolate, per cake 16c Rnnkel’s Cocoa, per tin 16c Lowney’s Sweet Chocolate, per cake 3c Atmore’s 1-pound Plum Pudding 19c Atmore’s 2-pound Plum Pudding 36c Lea & Perrin’s Sauce , 19c Maple Syrup, blend, large bottles 25c Richardson & Robbins, Boned Chicken 25o Fancy Patent Flour, per sack, 24 pounds 68c Cranberries, per quart 10c Yours for more business^ CENTRAL GROCERY CO. PHONES 323 and 792. Now for HANKSGIVING URKEYS We are booking orders ahead, at special price. Lot us know what you want and get the choicest selection. Either dressed, or alivo on foot. Order now from— Flournoy Grocery Company SIX PHONES— ALL No. 26. Only Coffee Roasters in Macon, Ga. shun ter buy de coffin an* ter berry he chile—dat wot he sayed. ter berry he chile. We all t’ought dat wus all rlgnt ter berry ho chile, on* wo mighty sorry do pastor havo ter berry he chile, but we alnt seed no chile. Ho say do chilo livo In Hawklna-vlllo whar ho kim Coin. Atter w’llo he tek up killocahun ter buy de slippers for he wife who dun dald an* she gottcr bo berried. We all mighty sorry Bruvvor Maddox lose he wife so soon atter he lose he bhlle. Still we doan say nufl'n, sep'n ter tell Drawer Maddox how sorry we Is. Still we alnt seed no wife. Ho aay she livo In Fort Valley. Dat mek us he’p berry he wife. Ylstlddy ho say he wants or killocahun fur ho boy dat dald. We ax him whar he son live, an* he say over yander In Mll- ledgn-vllle. Den we pint er ktmmltty ter roo erbotit dls ring. Looks lak he fambly glttln* all dald In too bigger hurry all at once at one time. De klmmltty wait on Drawer Maddox an* Drawer Harris ho de cha'rman. iBruv- ver Harris he say. Drawer Maluehl, weser klmmltty ter see ’bout ycr iam bi v. Inver got nny mo* ter dlo noon? Wld dat Drawer Malachi he aay, dooxs yer nil doubt mer rosslter. er sump’n lak dat. Drawer Harris he say, wes alnt got nuffln ter do wldyor rasslter, dat alnt wot we fur—we wants ter know how yor fambly glttln' erlong. Den Drawer Malachi he sorter grin an’ ho say. Oh. dat wot yer wants ter know; dey poorly well, t'ankyer. Druv- ver Harris he nay. Drawer Malachi. we ben talkin' on de long line teller- form wld Hawklns-vUIe. an’ wld Fort Volley, an’ wld Mllledgevllle, an’ dey tells us. but rose we doan know how true hit am, dat Sister Maddox am well in Ilawklns-vllie, an’ Sister Maddox am well In Fort Valley, an’ Slater Mad dox am well In Mllledge-vllle. An* furdermo’, alnt none er yer fambly ben dald. Jedge. dlshyer mans sho look lak he sho would drop dald hs se’f w’en Drawer Harris sayed dat. An’ Jedge, wo all brunff hit up In do chu’ch ylstlddy, an’ made de rerpoto. Some or do corngerganhun vote ter put him out an* some vote ter keep 'Im In. an* wo nil wot vote ter put ’Im out, hyere we Is.” • ' , "What have you to say to this se rious charge, Maddox? You are charg ed with taking these people’s money to bury members of your family who are not dead. That’s what we lawyer* classify as obtaining money under false pretenses. What do you say.” "Jedge. dat wus mer bruwar’s wlfe’n chlllun dat wux dald. an’ kase deso peoples hyere doan pay me but two dollars er mont’ ter preach fur ’em I Jlss hadtor tek up er ktilershun ter berry mer po’ bru war's fambly.” There was none to dispute the state ment. Even 'Brother Harris had noth ing to say. though he looked daggers •t the man he knew was lying. The court saw that while the man might be guilty, the committee bad pulled the enso before It was ripe, and the man was discharged* At this those of the congregation who were present, nil but Brother Harris and the, witness, rushed to him with congratulntlort*. Malarie Makes Pels Blood. The Old Standard GROVR*P TASTE- LESS CHIU* TONIC, drives out ma laria end builds up the system. For grown people and children, 60c. DUBLIN POLICE ABE BUSY WITH THE GBAP SHOOTEBS _>TO.NIGHT Sturgis this morning had a Ifrge num ber of eases to be disposed, of. Sat urday nlgit two raids were made on crap shooters, and ten negroes were arrested. Seven were caught over a furniture store by Policeman Forehand and Deputy Sheriff Raffleld. There were nine negroes In this party, but two Jumped from the second story window to th«.* ground and escaped. Neither Is known to have been hurt by the Jump. Three of the negroes were caught on tho steamer Katie C. There was quite a bunch of negroes on this boat shoot ing crap, but when Chief of Police Hightower and Policeman Phelps ar rived on tho scene several Jumped In (the Oconee and made their escape. On« negro. Kidney Tucker. Jumped In the river and caught to the rudder of the Poet and remained there for an hour i ahd a half with only his head above I water. When found and taken out he I was nearly frozen to death. It took 1 that h® would have drowned In a short tlmo, as his strength was almost gono. He was so chilled that he could scarce ly talk above a whisper. Sam Hamilton was also before the recorder on the charge of tho Illegal storing of whisky. Ills case was con tinued until Wednesday. There an two other negroos to be tried for this offense. Mind Your Business. If’you don't nobody will. It Is your business to keen out of all ths trou- ble you can and yort can and will keep out of liver jind bowel trouble if ? ou take Dr. King's New Llfo Pills. hey keep biliousness, malaria and jaundice out of your system. 26c, at all drug stores. Roughing It. A bishop traveling through ths coun try stopped for tho night at a country rectory and the good rector, In ths absence of his wife, did his very-best to make his guest comfortable. Ho put him, of course, in ths best bed room. When saying good-bye the next morning he continued to sxpresa the hope that ths bishop would bring his wife with him next time. "Well. I don't know,” said the bishop, "my wife Isn’t used to roughing It.” The rector confided tho strsngo re mark to his wife on her return. "Where did you put him?" she asked. Sho was told. k Ev5fy Woman * Hint- rr ,;*■<! anti know : about lbs wowtafs) \MARVELWhlrllnaSpray A Tbs D*w V.rN.I Siring*. *—* n ClMMN FOR SALE 61,000—Hi acres of land situated 10 miles from town, Just off tho Colum bus road. 60 acres cleared, balance In wood. This place has a 8-room tenant houss on It Terms If desired. $4,260—We offer for this price a tract of 10 acres of land, situated on the Holton road, Just 0 miles from the city. This tract Is nicely fenced, la well watered and very productive. The Improvements consist of a brand new C-rcom dwelling, which cost $8,260 to build. It also has a barn, .stables, poultry houses, etc. Wo arn facilitator! to offer very reasonable terms on this. Minton-Morgan Co. REAL ESTATE^ 420 Cherry street. Phone 1182. jK manufacture and guarantee Standard Rubber Roofing, Standard Sanded Roofing, Standard Grit Roofing, Dixlo Tarred Roofing, Southern Star Ro fing. Made especially for tho southern climate. AIM Di*l« BmSks Hub, ICMSS M Piloted u4 G»lv»n*»d lam. Out »nc»tS"l.<* vfeeo go* to* ild«i the SuxkUlUy saS QUALITY l* SMTUIW1X6 CO, Hits., Atlanta. 6$. SOLOMON SAID: Eat. drink and be merry" Don't spoil the feast with a leaking Roof, mi•• mar the festivities by bad Plumbing «u the house. Phone for me In time. JAS. C. GORMLY,* Phone 531. 320 Third 8t. MR. D00 GUNN ia no longer with JONES, GUNN & JONES, end this big horse and mule emporium Erjatefc.TY&F* \lcaWord\ Advertisements under the heads of Wanted, For Sale, For Rent, Lost, Found. Personal, Miscellaneous, Etc., inserted in this department for 1o per word for seen Issue. No notice will be Inserted for lose than 19 esnts. Remittances of 61 and less may be made in postage alamos. WANTED WANTED—Every one to remember that Milner’s cut price photos are the best. YOUNG MAN would like a conference with someone needing the services of a thoroughly competent and exporltnred office man; at present position Is more object than salary. Accountant, cert Telegraph. -Uktuidi WANTED—Young man familiar with the business Interests of the city, desires work In Macon. Address "Earnest," cars Telegraph. WANTED—An old vloltn: will pay rfkht price. Addreaa McIntosh, cere Tele graph. WANTED—You to know we give night instruction In all branches at Stanley’s Business College. WR WANT to emphasise the fact that tho phenomenal success of our atu- dsnts is not a matter of luck. It Is a matter of training. Stanley's Bustasss College, Macon, a a. FOR RENT FOR RENT—One furnished room. 474 Orange st.; all conveniences, meals ob tainable across street. FOR RENT—Four-room house on Artope Helglite, six dollar* per month. Apply J. F. wester, No. 1 Engine House. FOR RENT—Three very pleasant con necting unfurnltihed rooms near Wes leyan. References. Phono 2167-L. 684 Washington ave. FOR RENT—406 and 401 Roes sL. 980 Walnut at. end CG» New sL All six rooms. O. M. Davis. FOR RENT—Eight-room house, 710 For syth at., near Orange: 1161 Elm st.| 770, 769, 763 Aeb et. B, L. llarts, corner Orange and Forsyth ets. FOR RENT—Five-room cottage, garden and bnrn, Houston road; twelve dollars. Fhone 8794. FOR RENT—Two furnished or unfur nished rooms for light huunskcoplng. Phone 2058 FOR RENT—To couple without children two rooms for light housekeeping. 618 Walnut st. FOR RENT—Second floor, nil conven ience*; choice location. College st.; two car lines; rent rruHonublo. Phone 2166. FOR RENT—Two largo connecting rooms, convenient to car; cheap. Apply lit Bellevue ave.. II. If. FOR nENT—Three or four rooms In boat part of city. Phono 242R-L. FOR GOOD rooms and board go to the Olympia Hotel; merchant's dinner 26 cents. W. T. Ragan, prop. FOR RENT—Two Al ground floor ofTlces In Wn*hlngton block; steam heat and Janitor, all conveniences. Apply to Ma con Havings Hank. FOR SALE FOR HA LK—2.900 feet seasoned poplar hoards, burgle*, delivery uml milk wagons, cheap. Macon Buggy Co. FOR RALE—Fire and burglar proof safe. Hafe, rare Ma^on Dally Telegraph, FOR BALE—Two cheap horses; biggest of bargains. Call at 207 Appleton ave. FOR BALE—Ten-horse Bchnfletd steam engine and boiler; good running order; $160 for outfit. Macon Telegraph. FOR HALE—Go** perfecting prees, with complete stereotype outfit; good order; prints 4 or 8 pages; 81,250 fob Macon. Address Telegrnph. Macon, Oa. PERSONAL OUR BANQUET hall and private dining rooms aro now open to the public for all engagements. We are prepared to offer our service In this line of work at moderate cost. Kuropoan Hotel. MISCELLANEOUS SELECT plnenpplee, sea foods, dressed poultry. Macon Fl»b Co. Phone 674. RINO CLAUD MARTIN, PHONE 181- Dest Kansas City loin steak, lie.; round steak and roasts, llfto. Corner Spring and Walnut ats. LOST I/)BT—Dark gray, low, stout horse. Fin der will roeijlve reward if returned to 307 Walnut st. I«OHT—Texas mare Bnnday night; light bay, hind feet stocking, star In fore head, tip of nose whits, with heavy black toll. Return to Alex Evans, at Q. U Dent, Poplar st. I*OBT—mark, whits and tan setter deg: black head and body, with whits ring around nsek. whits on bind legs end tail. Inn flcka ovsr ayes and on his feet. Will give reward for return to Will. Gunn, 304 Orange st., Macon, Oa. My nstns Is on collar. MONEY TO LOAN. REAL EBTATIB LOANR-1109 and up wards; no delay; loons closed within 14 hours, fInrrold Banking and Havings Co.. 697 Cherry st. S. S. Parmelee Company, Csrrlagee, Buggies, Wagons, Carta Harness, Saddles, Bicycles, Baby Car* riages, accessories. largest stock 1-v the Hnuth to e»%|eot from. A pleasure t-* »<*-v«s ymj. 9. 8. PARMELEE CO, Macon. Qa. IKE WIN8HIP HERBERT SMART WINSHIP & SMART, INSURANCE. ACCIDENT, HEALTH, FIRE. Washington Block, FOR SALE $6,600.05—An elegant 10-room dwelt- Ing, situated on the top of Fort HI1L In East Macon. It Is on a half acre lot, and haa every convenience—gas, electricity, hot and cold water, and stable. Windmill and tank go with place. Can make forms—A BAR GAIN. $8,760.00—Five negro houses In good condition, renting for $480.00 per an num. This over 1$ per cent on amount Invested. $8,760.00—JWill buy four new houses renting for $38.00 per month; la good renting locality and close In. Qoed Investment and always rents. $1,800.00—Tenant property renting r $16.00 p«r month and NO CITY TAX. We also have $18,000.00 to lend on good Real Estate at 7 and 9 per cent. Murphey & Taylor Real Estate, Loans and Insurance PHONE 207 Citizen's Nat’l Bank Building MONEY TO I.SND on rwrt „UI«, a Me monthly. J. J. Cobb. Commercial St Ravines Dank. For Sale Nos. 607 and 609 Mulberry street; two story brick building on lot $9x210. Ground floor for business purposes and rooms for a comfortable horns on second floor. ItAJlGAfM for QUICK sale. :/hw 6-r dwelling and 4 morse In Bs'>'e< jk-vtn-room residence and 19 acres near 100 acres level land with new and sub- For Sale I’ve a nice seven-room Cot tage in Vinevillo, in a good lo cation for sale cheap, and or. liberal torms. Are you interested! Frank B. West Real Estate and tnsuranoe. 417 Cherry St. For Rent No. 120 Second St.... No. 414 Fourth 8t..* No. 462 Second 8t...« No. 619 Poplar 8t... No. 403 Mulberry Rt*. No. 616 Poplar St... .,,$60.00 ...$60.00 ...$66.00 ...$60.00 *..$30.00 ...$60.00 $15,000 To Loan Geo. B. Turpin Sons Real Estate, Insurance Loans. No. 353 Third 8t. Phone 77. Rent List 226 Bsllsvuo Ave.„ 6-r $18.60 112 Clayton Ave., 6-r $22.50 689 College, 6-r S37.60 428 Carling, 6-r. $20.00 741 College. •-* $35.00 Cor. Carling and Rsmbert, I ML $25.00 810 Duncan Ave., H.H., 6-r....811.00 126 Holt Ht„ 6-r $22.50 Johnson Ave, H.H, 6-r $17.60 Lynn Ave, Vlneville. 6-r $20.00 622 Monroe, t-r $20.00 lQlt Oglethorpe, l-r 914.00 1171 Oglethorpe. 7-r... $25.00 147 Rose Park, l-r, two baths. STORES. 650 Poplar St ,..$46.00 Store and dwelling, Cor. Cotton Ays* and Pins m, dwelUng 6-r $10.06 B. A. Wise Co. Slightly Damaged Merchandise By Firs and Watoft AT AUCTION On Tuesday, November 27th, 10 a. m. at my store, 410 Cherry street, 2 will ofTer for sales 1 case Outing. 2 cases Ginghams. $ cases Shoes. 20 cases can goods. 16 caddloa tobacco, lot of galvanised ware, soap, drars, eto. Foe aooount of underwriters. D. I, Auctioneer H. Horne Grand Building. Hture, sot and 506 Fourth street; raft- * * 4lltlea. Third floor Evening News road track facliltli Bacon d ' ‘ Building. $28 seres near Forsyth, In Monroe countv. 1.089 acres In Burke and Jenkins coun ties. Us., that will produce one hale cot- tori to tho aere. 510 scree near Holton, 19 acres original Varner Hotel end $ acres fine land at Indian Borins. On. • Have«runds on long time at 7 per cent GEO. W. DUNCAN tlee. DWELLINGS. 7-r. dwelling near Whittle BchooL 7-r. dwel Ing. 219 First etreeL . , 7-r. dwelling. 487 and 459 New street, l-r. dwelling. 211 Carlins avenue. K-r. pottage South College street 6-r. T»tt»*e. Lynn avs.. Vi^evUle <n«W). I -r. cottas*-. 4C4 and 40* Roes stretL -r. In dwelling. Ml Orange street. Elegant apartments la Dr. Fraxier'q new apartment house * 2S& ‘