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THE MACON DAtLY TELEGRAPH i MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, 1908 DR. JAEGER'S SPECIAL PRICES ON THIS FAMOUS SANI TARY UNDERWEAR. Light, Medium or Heavy Weights. See Our Window Display WOOL UNDERWEAR $619,4-10.06 SPENT A BY DEMOCRATS Official Campaign Statement Indicates a Balance of, $1,234.71 on Hand national committee received In all $820,• CHICAGO, Nov. ..At democratic } all tfly" iTTff “and “i'penV $619,310.06 during . recent presidential campaign, leaving balance on hand of 11,234.71. 80 reads a statement made publlo to night by the officers of the committee, and the itemized statement will be filed for record In the office of the secretary of state of New York In accordance with the resolution ndopted by the national com mittee at Lincoln. Neb., last July. The statement made public by the com mittee tonight Include* a certificate of audit by Myron D. King, auditor of the national committee. CALF, DULL DAY AND SMALL BOY How a Dull Sunday Afternoon Was En livened By a Very Little Thing—And a Crowd Pleased. Important! ♦ We do not sell terms, blit hon est goods at lowest Cash Prices. Give Us A Trial! Macon Cash Grocery 670 Poplar Street. Phones 325—290. It Is curious how a little thing furnish a vast ainpuht of amusement at a time when It fits In at the opportune moment. Yesterday, as a)l know, was an ccedlngly null day. In the morning the skies overhead were portent loua of rain, snow, or something, nobody knew what The weather man had said—but no mat ter what the weather man aald, It was a threatening morning, and when people went out they didn’t know whether to carry an untbrelln. overcoat or summer clothing. Consequently thero were plans for spending tho day other thu . attend church In tho morning and take chances on the afternoon. Things were at a standstill after dln- pr. The usual lounging comers wero •owded with poople who didn’t know what to do with themselves, whether to on a walk and come back In tho rain, to lay close to tho atoro In case of a INOTHER COUNT 126 BALES OFF PROVES FAILURE 100 ACRES LAND Margaiet Stone Pays the Us ual Dear Price for a Worth less Title. NEW YORK. Nov. :j—Another In- cernational marriage romance promises to end In the dlvorco courts in a abort time, according to recent gossip in Newport and In aoclal circles of New York alaq. according to the opinion of a relative of the wife concerned. The report has to do with Count Alexander von Beroldlngen, of Austria, who four years ago was married to Miss Mar garet Stone, daughter of Mm. Joseph Stone of New York and Newport, and cousin of tho social favorite, tho for mer Mls« Greta Pomeroy, now Mrs. Philip cfbrtc. While . Count von Beroldlngen re mained In Europe the countesa, with her throe-year-old daughter Alexan drine and her mother, Mrs. Stone, aft er a residence of three yearn In Paris, returned to America on the Finland during the early spring and went to Newport where they haVf occupied a cottage and entertained extensively during tho summer just ended. It was the absehce of the count and the fail ure of his wife to mention his name, except rarely, that started the tongues of the -gossips. At Ancestral Hoffio.^HV^I Three weeka ago tho countess and Mrs. Stone, with the Infant countesa Alexandrine, returned to New York Lee Coounty Parmer Produce* Enormous Yield of Cotton, v LEESBURG. Nov. 12.—Mr. P. C. Jones, a Leo county farmer, this year hits made 126 bales or cotton on 100 acres of L*o county land. This land fifteen years ago could liav- been bought for $2 an acre,, and the limit of cotton haa not been rearhod by Mr. Mines even with this fine yield. Wills Cuing Pry, Nearly every aurfece well around Is go ing dry and many fanners are forced to dig deep, bored wells to prevent their stock suffering. In the long mn the deep well is a saving, as tits health of those using this water is always very greatly bettered. Also experiments have shown that the digging of a well through tho rock to the w*ater strata will drain tnsny of the ponds In this county and reclaim large areas for farms. The draining of ponds this way has been repeatedly tried and passed the stage or experimenting. Other Notes. Messrs. It It. and H. B. Stovall, form erly with T. A. l.lpsey, will open a gent's furnishing store In lx>osburg be fore .Imtuury 1. itcarlet fever is prevalent In tho town hiuI us a result the schools are seriously depleted Just at present. Tho town is In need of a drug store. With prolmbly 700 people, nil tlio medi cine* needed have to bo ordered from Al- iMtny. A well kept business of this kind would puy well here. * How is Your Digestion. Mrs. Mary Dowling, of No. 228 Eighth avenue. Hun Francisco, recom- I mends a remedy for stomach trouble. and, pftefr a visit of several days here,; 8ho says: "Gratitude for the wonder- squall. But the people turned out doors. It was too warm for a fire indoors, and yet houses were too chilly to stay on tho In side, hcnco there wore lots of people on the Street, and doing nothing. Thero was nothing doing. A dog fight, or a runaway, or almost anything would have served as a blessing. It was at this moment that neared los >st calf— Thanksgiving Dinner No dinner ■will bo complete without A&P delicious, Pure Java and Mocha Coffee, and we will bo prepared to supply you with it crisp and crackling fresh, with all its goodness ready to please those who love good things. It costs 35o a pojmd, or 3 pounds for $1.00, and a single pound makes forty onps of the most deliciously flavored Coffee imaginable. Bad Butter would spoil tho whole meal and you will avoid this and be sure of getting the best if you got it here, as wo sell Fancy A&P Elgin Creamery only. We are making some attractive prices on just the things you will need for your Thanksgiving dinner, and we hope to have your orders early. Fresh Cranberries, a quart 12c Richardson & Robbins’ Plum Pudding, 1-pouud can, 23o RichardsAn & Robbins’ Plum Pudding, 2-pound can, 45o Grandmother’s Plum Pudding, individual sizo'....l0c Grandmother’s Plum Pudding, 1-pound oan 20c Grandmother’s Plum Pudding, 2-pound can 40c Bell’s Poultry Seasoning, a can 10c Paprika, a can '. 10c Choice Malaga Grapes, 2 pounds for 25c Mince Meat, 3 packages 25c Finest Mixed Nuts, a pound 15c These are the very best Nuts, all new and will please those who want the best. Imported Peas, extra fine, a can 18c Imported Mushrooms, a can 25c California White Asparagus, large cans 30c California White Cherries, a can 25c Pineapple Chunks, a can 12c Red Raspberries, a can 15c Cocktail Sauce,' a bottle ...... - 15c Stuffed Olives, small 10c, large 25c Plain Pound Cake, a pound 22c Pound Raisin Cake, a pound 22o Marhle Cnke, n pound 22c Fruit Cake, 5 pounds each $1.50 French Soups, n can 18c Burnham’s Clam Bouillon, a bottle 20o We have a large supply of good things for ur cus tomers nnd will offer special values every day this week. Please remember we do not handle shoddy, trashy goods and it is the quality of our goods, that make our prices so very attractive. .We do not cater to tho trade who want cheap, trashy goods. All goods sent out from A&P Stores btc of the purest and best quality and our prices are lower than will be found elsewhere for the same grade of goods. A trial is all that is necessary to prove this. . THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. calf np- itrocta. It wm evidently a __Jr that had strayed away from its mother who carried the lunch basket, and there wa* no way to find her. The calf bleated. It was a most wel come sound because it broke the mono tony. the stillness of the streets. People crowded to the edge of the sidewalk to get a look at the calf, and yet It was nothing but a plain every-day calf, thouxh lost. It continued to bleat, calllnff for the mother. It bleated ,at one comor and looked appealingly up and down tho street and then it would run to another comer and bleat, looklnR up and. down that street The crowd had been aroused Bailed for Europe. They will again take up their residence In ParlM, where they expect to remain for tho winter months except for occasional visits to tho Riviera. Whllo the oountess has remained abrodd much of the time' since her marriage and almost the whole of het time since the birth of littlo Alexan drine it >s known that the count has been at nls ancestral homo in Austria for tho last eighteen months, during which tlino ha has not seen his wife and dailghter. That the countess 1« seriously think ing of applying to tho courts to sever fthe nwirltnl bond or grant her a Sep aration from her husbnnd was veri fied yesterday by Mrs! Clark. Sho was neeh nt the home or her mother. Mrs. Chbrlea Coolldgo Pomeroy, aunt of the Oountess, No. 365 West End avenue. Asked about tho rumors that the countess contemplates divorce pro ceedings Mra. Clark said: Looks for Divorce. 'All that I know is that the count and countess haw* been practically separated for eighteen months.! Dur ing that time the count has acted very badly toward his wife. X should not be surprised if a permanent separa tion and probably divorce had been agreed upon.” Count von Beroldlngen comes from one of the oldest families in Austria, and on his mother’s side traces his descent from royalty back to 1012. He Is Iplt’tv years of age. His father, the late Count Clemence Beroldlngen. had five, brothers, one of whom. Count SMSSaSSHS SffSAi-r, t* — Then a wave of sympathy swept < the crowd, and It followed the calf, tho closer the crowd got ths mors thd calf bleated and the foster It moved. Let alone it would have escaped. but tho small boy—that. tm1 Agnail boy—for getting that It was Bundfcy. but knowing it was a. dull day, struck out to catch the calf. Up and down Mulberry. Second and CIkitv 5'tr^t*. find thru h»--k t<> S-mud went tho oolf. the bleat and the small Ths calf looked around and — . small boy and It didn't toko time to blent but put on all speed nnd finally got away somewhere on Second Then the crowd settled dr ..- 1, ... corners again., and after a whllo wished A FAMOUS BEAUTY SPECIALIST Givss Advice to Women Lacking In Energy and Vitality, Thousands of women are using tol let preparations unsuccessfully. Cosmetics fall to Improve their thick, muddy complexions or to banish the pimples, blaokbeafls and crow’s- feet. No wonder. Their trouble lies far dcoper than the skin. They have bad blood, hndkbad blood In HO per cent of tho cases arises from Inflammation of the mucous membrane., Their blood is filled with poison which Is certain to break out In unsightly humors and blotches-r-whlle pale, drawn faces, ate pMHWmonipi of suffering nnd despair. Inflammation of the mucous mem branc Is catarrh. Banish catarrh and complexions will clear as if by magio, psln vanish, eyes will brighten, faces become plump and shoulders erect Perfect beauty goes only with perfect health, and perfect health for wo men can only be obtained through Rexali Mueu-Tone, the ryie positive and permanent cure for catarrti. Mme. Swift. 44 W. *6th 8t, New York City, the most famous beauty specialist in the world and an ac. copied authority on all relating there to. has this to say of Mucu-fone: "I can strongly endorse the claims msde for Rexali Mucu-Tono ns a cure for systemic catarrh. Its tonic *»ffecte are remarkable. It builds up the strength and restores vitality. If wo men who are tired and run down. Inking In energy and vitality, will use Mucu-Tone, they will praise It as I do for Its strengthening and healing qualities." Rexali Mucu-Tono work* through the blood, nnd acting directly upon the mueo-cells—the congestion nnd In flammation of which are tho sole cause of Cfttanh—cause* them to ex pel tho poison and to resume Ihclr natural functions. Thus the mem brands are cleansed—the blood pu rifled and revitalised. We know that Rexali Mucu-Tono will cute every form of catarrh, no matter where located, of how long standing, or by what other names |t Is known. We guarantee to refund your money If you are not satisfied with the vigorous health nnd clear complexion It brings you. Sold only at our store*. Price, 71 cents and 11.BO per bottle. Mall or< ders filled. The Taylor-Bayne Drug Co. • 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 LOH’8 CAFE Only Plrat-clao Cafe in City for Ladles and Gentlemen. MERCHANTS’ DINNER. ' 256. 12:00 to 2:20 p. m. Consomme ■bap, ■ Din pirk;-*. nr Okra and Vlnegrette. Boiled Fresh Pigs Feet* or Pish Cakes. >f Ve» ‘ 11 Or Roast Beef. i l <'• :'-r> *i- . < ■ .< med Hire or Cream Potatoes. Field peas or Turnip Greens. Lobster Solan. Sweet Potato Cuetsrd or Banana Pis. S. MUk Ten. h. W. 8CIIEIBF, Manager. Coffee. Jesse B. Hart & Bro., Funeral Directors Personal attention given nil business. Phonea 407. 700, 3208. MACON, OA. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. AT THE T\ uranU UNITED STATES INDIAN BAND. | |Tho attraction at the Grand Opera Hou8o on Thursday, November 28th, I Thanksgiving day, both St tho matinee and night performances, will bo the fa*l Imous 'Whesiock’s United States^Indian Hand. Booh member has an Individual ability and ths collective work is find The band is making one of tho blggj hits ever made by n musical organu tlon. Every member Is encored and-tho I Immense audience* which greet them wherever they go Insist In some coses upon having two encores. It can ho said that the music of tho Indian baud la like that of any other band, and tho I—. s&sr m-rVonwa« Mich., states: "Whcciock’s United Suites Indian Band was heard Jest night . “> the auditorium by on* Of the largest dlcnccs that the building has ever li< I ... . building has oyer held. Iouh musics) numbers were r«m< Splendid style nnd tho rnthusl- I tuna: showered upon the must* tested tho appreciation of tho dlcnccs The as tic appjausoilliowersduppn slcl&rts attested the spprsclat btareriflH siclatis Th. crowd. Hint linv. turn join* to hear th. Sand hitvn been unprecedented. MommoN't rVutr. 8n many cheap and unworthy prodi tlons Of "Foust” hava been Inflicted upon the publlo within recent years that the announcement that the production madr famous by the late Lewi* Morrison h •gain on tour, will b* hailed with do- light by a numerous body of tneater* goers, tov whom Goethe’s sublime poem- play Is g never-falling source of enjoy- m The nams Morrison 14 a trade mark that has long been associated with "Faust” and this season Miss Rosabel Morrison, daughter of the man who made ..—..— -- «.—I.,-.- _ portraiture, - *• - a tt- —. play Not only Is It the ciiaraeter of Mephlsto a portrii that will long be treasured In the Inals of dramatic art, has ravlved tlio on & magnificent soait.MjMMMM ringed sumptuously, but startling mechanical nnd I have besb. Introduced, which IS the Illusion showing Marguerite ascending toward the .DotheoiM Miss M< Of vii Opera Jlo clouds In tho torrtson's company numbers ‘nrludlng a choir of wbo render ind* 1 opera of tho same ’"icaust" with Miss Morrison In the role *rlle will lie eecn Rt tho Grand 1 (Saturday, November 28. Mnry FLORENCE GEAR. 'ifilgomery. th- Msrtylng Mary of Edwin Wilton Royle’s successful musi cal pl*r by thnt name, es played by Florence Gear, Is on# of toe most In teresting characters on the stage this rea ton. Jules Murry will bring tho produc tion to the Grand Opera House on Be cent ber 2. Phone 3024—HoUi* H. Mo- Cowen—all kinds of electrical work on short notice. SHIPPING NEWS JACMOJrvri.T.B. n*.. No ed. steamer Clinton. Aitwry, . Cleared, schooner Florence Jameson, Norfolk. Bremen; Frlederlke. fBr.). Ofathun, Newcastle; Thlmbleby, (Hr.), Mothora- dale. Charleston; Elsa Menxell, <Oer.j, Carfautr, Jacksonville; Itasca, Hatch. Baltimore: Kansas City. Johnson, Now York: schooner J E. Dublgnon. Turner, jjewport^Newa; Mary L. Crosby, Lynch, Hailed, steamer T.lncalrn, (Br.), Jack son. Liverpool. CHAnnfcSTON. ft C„ Nn». 1!.-Arrlv- M. steamers Little, (Hr.), Knudsen. Fort Antonio:. Comanche. Watson. Jackson ville. and proceeded for N*w York: Arn pahoe. Chichester New York, and pro ceedea for Jacksonville; Onondaga Clchester. Jsckaonvllle. ami proceeds* for Bouton; United Htates torpedo boat: Cushing snd Mackensle, Norfolk. "Gemrally debilitated for years. Had sick headarhe*. lacked ambition, worn-out and all run-down. Burdock Blood Bitters made m* n well woman.' —Mrs. Chas. Freltoy. Moosup, Conn. uf Electric Bitters In a case of ncuto Indigestion, prompts this tes timonial. I am fully convinced that for stomach and liver troubles Elec tric nitters Is the tiMt remedy on the market today." This great tonic and- alterative inedlclno invigorates tho system, purifies the blood and Is espe cially helpful in all forma of female weakness. 50c at all drug stores. Business Is Good With Us You Know Why? We sell beat goods for leas money; highest grades Coffees and Teas at lowest prioes. SPECIALS FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY 25 poundH best Granulated Sugar, per wick $1.21 1 pound Royal Rnking Powder, 50c elsewhere ....41c Vi pound Royal Unking Powder, ‘25c elsewhere ... ,21c Finest California Lemon Cling Peaches, 35e. elsewhere, 25c 2-pound tins Atmore’n Plum Pudding, 50o elsewhere, 35c Individual Atmore’s Plum Pudding, 15c elsewhere, 7c 4-pound packngo Gold Dust Washing Powder, 20c elsewhere 15c Quaker Oats, 121i-e elsewhere 9c Fancy Asparagus Tips, squnro cans, 35o elsewhere . .25c Fancy Bloater Mackerel, 35c olsewliero 26c Now Puck Dunbar’s Shrimp, can 15c elsewhero ... .10c Libby's Corn Beef Bush, can 15e elsewhere 10c Cape Cod Cranberries, per quart ; 12c Mn-ICon Blend Coffee, 35e grade 25c Largo jars Sliced Bacon, 30e, size .21c Quart bottles Maraschino Cherries, 75c size ........57c Knox Gelatine, 15c elsewhere, this snle only .......10c Central Grocery Company PHONES 323 AND 792. SPECIAL NOTICES 8. G. Pursloy. t-irnsr* Clay, PUKSLEY & CLAY, UNDERTAKERS. Always open. 511 and 013 Mulberry St. Oldest exclusive undertaking house In Macon. Phone 425, Prepared to fill telegraph or telephone orders on short notice. Carriages to funeral 23.50. NOTICE. mooting or Macou Clearing liousa Association, held November the 17th, 1IMI, In view of tho fsut that tba higher courts have decided tlut overdrafts are Illegal, nml that they should not, In any cub* be allowed, and that officers can be hold personally responsible ‘ he allowed, and that offlcera can be he] personally responsible to stockholders where losses uru sustained by paying overdrafts, be it hereby Resolved. That on and after December 1st, 1908, the banka, composing the Macon Clearing Ilouso Association, will abso lutely rofuso payment of checks which Strike While the Iron Is Hot That t*. don't tlolay when tho op portunlty present* Itself, Tills Is an opportunity to got your carriage or wagon repaired at very amall cost Later on when business In heavier we will have to charge regular rates. Do not neglect ,thla dhanog. The Last Few Spring-like days were awfully file* t* lovers, but to a Plumber, like myself —well, I am praying for a Frease. . ' MR. D00 GUNN is no longer with JONES, GTJNN & JONES, ml this big horse and mule emt 111 In the future be run by Mr. I Jones and bis eon. Mr. W. H. Jones. Southern Packing Co. Choicest Native and Western Meats. 620 Cherry St Phone 351. “GASOLINE” 5 Gallons for 60c, If You Send For It. B CANFIELD OIL 00. 467 Second St. FOR SALE No. 378 Orange street. 10-room, a-l modern conveniences; gas and elec tricity . Recently overhauled, repalin ed and new roof. Servants’ house. Largo lot with alley on two sides. Im mediate possession. Terms if wantci. Nos. 507 and 509 Mulberry at rev’. 2-story brick building. Second rtorv suitable for residence and first Mo >r for store or office*. Offered at BAR GAIN for QUICK Sale. Nice new cottage, (orge lot at Crump Park. New 8-room dwelling and four acre* In Bellevue. 100 acres level land; new Improve ment*; fine orchard, Just a little way out. 25 acres near town for 21.155.og. Have some splendid farms 1I* , <*1 with us and can offer you some bar gains. Home funds on long time at 7 GEO. W. DUNCAN ^ 218-220 Third Street. Phone 2545. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. We arq prepared to furnish on short notice mixed car Intq of yellow nfno I'ih ii,Ins, I'lm 111 ii k . 1 111 UK fii.I W.-aih.i boarding, also Mouldings and Finishing matarlal. ghlngles and Laths. Send us ^HE fuMsS-RTfiolEWh MFQ. CO., Lyons, Gs. HEIMATH HALL 888 Walnut Qtreet, Regular mealt for men and women 25 Cents. Business women 15 cents. Breakfast 7 tc 0 a. m. Dinner 12 to 1:20 o, m. Supper. 0:00 to 7:00. A tree peat room; convenient for g*t- •Mown enoppere. —GO TO— WESLEYAN cheapest. Thanksgiving Day, Thursday. November 2flih. Matinee 2:80; Night 8:18. Indian Band •with JAMES RILEY WUEEtOCK (ONEIDA) A* DIRECTOR leading newspapers have played. Prices—25. 50, 75, |1. wherever they THE LYRIC THEATER RALPH CONNERS, Ventriloqulit. FRANK VOERG, That Funny “German ProfeMor" THE FLORELLOS, Comedy Sketch Artists Pathe’g Popular Pictures. Changes Made Dally. BIJOU TODAV VAUDEVILLE and MOTION PICTURES 4 to 6:30—7:30 to 10 Children, 5c; Adults, lOo For Sale FOR SALE At last I have what you want, * cottage close In. It will make a good horn*. I nay th!» because it is on a nice street, among nice people, and in first rate condition. It will make a good investment. I say this because it now has a tenant paying threw hun dred and sixty dollars per annum for It and will soil you tho pluce at $3,500. It Is very rarely that we can combine a homo with an Investment. Tho value of this is that if you should live In this house and then for any reason had to move away, you would not have a dead pleco of property on your Frank B. West Real Estate and Insurance. 417 Cherry St. $1,450 Homo being built In Kant Mucon; will build to suit. • 83.000 Deitr&bie Vlnevtil* cottages lot wide. $8,250 College street home: 10 rooms; built for a home; worth tho money. $1,000 Vlnevill# lot; will build home tor pur chaser. $1,350.00 For a Quick Sale Nice cottage on corner lot In good neighborhood and growing part of to W* Jno. F. and W. H. Cone, Real Estate, Insurance and Loans Phone 206. 607 Cherry St. IlcaWordl • |i | l"l"| |i | i l"l"l j- I I 1 1l TLYl'llT MEETINGS m CONRTANTINE CHAPTER yV- No. 4, It. A. M.—Regular eon- VV vocation Monday night at 7:10 o'clock; Mark Master*’ degree, • ^ * nnd other Important matter*; all Roj-nl Arch Masons In.good etjnding welcome. O. E. Dooly, If. 1*.; W. If. Chapman, Ber. WANTED WANTBb— Board by » ,0Un« m»n from nurlb, who Intand. to do pprmM.nt m Macon. r>rlv»t. family prcf.rrml. Ad- dress C„ oar* of Telegraph. WANTED—Two young wen to occupy nicely furnished room with good board; also table boarders. Apply $18 First st. Phone $018. • COMM IV AND HEM Foil TOrmSMMf- Come in when school Is In aaeslon (day or night), and see whet Is going on; you will be shown around and treated courts• ouely; young people who know how to us* their brains, have before them tho ,ur. r.wnr.l of i.lf-.iipport; w. rfoA, to b.lp you. flt.nl.y « llu.lnc. Colltg., WANTED—Whit. m... (m.rrlKl) „- p.rl.noM truck rrower ■na o.lrymim: inu.t bo honutMld not «fr»M of woriel r.forenc., requlrwl. Curr.n H. hill,, Mmmi, o». WANTEI)-AC«r.bl. min t. «cll n.flccr Kir. Krtlncul>h.r, |n Macon, On, It,- f'’’la' y t?’ 1 " 11 * 10 '* ltoulh rr0 * <1 *''• A, ‘ WANTED-Mcn to liin lwb. InS*. few work, complete,. <0 eli.fr. con- • l.ntly bu*y. card’ll In.truclon, . tcoU jrlvcn. dlplomu CTUnted. nn, Satur day,. no.ltlorta wnltlna, wonderful d,- maod for aradual.a. Writ, for MtMwM. Holer Barnor Collet., Atlanta, flit. WANTED—Gentlemen boarders. 10* Wal nut st.; board good; terms reasonable. WANTED—PoeltIon ae manager of fruit farm or cotton plantation. Call on or write If. B. liny nee. 118 New et. Macon. a*. FOR SALE FOR BALE—Two cheap horaea; biggest of bargalna Call at 207 Appleton ave. ' FOR BALE—'Ten-horse Bchoflcld eteam engine and boiler; good.running order; $168 for outfit Macon Telegraph. FOR BALE—Qoee perfecting preee. with complete et'-reotypo outfit; good order; print* 4 or * pages: 11.858 fob Macon. Address Telegraph, Macon. Oa. MONEY TO LOAN. REAL DBTATB LOANB—tlOO and up- wards; no d<:ay: I'mm • i«>«.d within 24 hours. HarroM Benking and Havings Co.. 887 Charry et. FOR RENT FOR nKNT—Nicely furnished bed room id *>71 Mulberry *t. ango st.. Plume 2285-L. YJR RENT—Furnished" ro or gentlemen. 8M Walnut st. )uins. 518 Or- FOR RENT, three ronneotlng rooms; every modem convenience, phom “ Olyinpla Hotel; merchant's dinner 26 FOR SALE |1,650 Either dfthti Qf a eeflh payment, bale fUUMj monthly, will buy u triu-t of 21 acres, on a good road Just four mllea from I hr city, seven acres cleared* balance in pins and scrub oak. This place la nicely fenced and !« well wa tered by a spring and two never-fa.il* Ing brahehes. Improvements conatat of a 8-room house and a very good barn. If you want a nice little track Thin cottage Is In splendtd condition end on a good lot, Car line In front of door. Wa oan offer moet reaen«s able term* If desired. Minton-Morgan Co. RE^L ■•TATI, 420 Cherry street. Phene 1188, MONET TO LEND on eatat*. repay- Janitor, all conveniences. Apply to Ma- — Ravings Dank. FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms, runner ting, for light noasskeeptng, very desirable locality. IM High st. MISCELLANEOUS Meek arid roasts, 12V4C. Corner and Walnut ate. ; round Spring LOST LOBT— 1 Two pointer pupplei lemon spe— ’* - C. Turpin. lemon spots. Reward If relumed to W. Reward If returned to 21 rolumbus road. PERSONAL QUAIL, squabs and squirrels at the Vlu^ CABBAOB PLANTH of superior strains. grown by C. M. Olbecn. Young’s Island. B. C. Write for lllt^-nicd catalogue ana price*. Full count and satisfaction guar- MESMiDWOMtft Dm Ev* 0* lor -uneeler* di««h*f (•S.iullaiuc.tlUoi. iMiutlotu or nleereueas *■•14 by BreitlX* , ft seel le »UI* wrepfff. br eesrsM, preeel4, «• VI S*. erXfeelflMM.lt. •TO MULBRRNY BTRIIT. •COftaiA SAILSOAO. Arrive* Ka v „ a-Ofe-W 71, daily......,|S:14||3 M, J8un. only Depart* deny 7ft, dotty . fflB d‘>7 #t. Mr. 4'ftejM. dolly.. w"w. HARDWICK. O. mice. u. a.| «a afiwnr M. FOR SALE $5,600.00—An elegant 10-room dwott ing, situated on the top of Fbrt Hill, In K»*t Macon. It Is on a half ncr« lot. and has every convenience—gaa. electricity, hot nnd cold water, and •table. Windmill and tank go with phico. Can make terms—A I9AIU GAIN. 18,760.00—Five negro houses In good condition, renting for $418.00 per an num. This over 13 per cent on amount I invested. $2,750 00—Will buy four new houeea ranting for $22.00 per month; in a—4 renting locality and cloee In. Good investment and always rants. $1,200.00—Tens nt property renting for $15.00 per month and NO C1TT We also hare $12,000.00 to lend «g! good Real Estate at 7 and I per oenL#l Morphey & Taylor Real Estate, Loans and Insurance PHONE 267 Citizen’s Nat’l Bank Bonding H. Horne REAL KITATS. IN»URANCI AND store. 504 and 60S Fourth street; rail* * facilities. ^ id Third floor Evening New* Storage space at Engl hi * ~ " uther “ * DWKLLINQS. Y-f, dwelling near Whittle School. 7-r. dwelling, 210 Flr*» street. 7-r. dwelling, 457 and 4BI New street, l-r. dwelling, 24* Carling avenue. 6-r. ccttrtga South College street. S -r. cottage, Lynn ave., vinevllle foe •r. cottage, 496 end 40$ Hoes street. 6-r. In dwelling. 661 Orenge strej Elegant apartments new apartment bouse rooms. 8t«nn ot 6, 6. VJa.sUr'g A MUg at 6 nnd 7* per cant, according iXSSSZ water and