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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 25, 1903 sr Closed All Day Tomorrow ON ACCOUNT OF THANKSGIVING DAY It has long been the custom of Burden-Smith & Co. to not open their store for business on Thanksgiving Day. We have no intention of ever deviating from this practice. • We are .open all day today and will he glad to see as many of our friends as will call. Our line of Holiday Goods is received and on sale —a beautiful collection of goods, appropriate for pres ents for everyone. See our line of rich Cut Glass, Fancy Pottery, Hand Painted China, Baskets, Dollsr Fancy Needle Work, Handkerchiefs, Jewelry, Belts, Girdles, Ribbons, Neck wear and numberless other articles. When you shop early, you help yourself and help the people behind the counters. Trading is never as sat isfactory to anyone when there is so much commotion. McEvoy’s 572 Cherry St. As Manufacturers of 1 ENGINES and BOILERS «r» desire to call particular atten tlon to the High Grade Engine, wo are turning out and tor nay that we guarantee without hesitation that there Is no better engine ot its class put on the market today In the United States. The perfectly balanced valve makes It of high value, and tho workmanship being first class, and a substantially put up engine, adapts It particularly to work requiring hard service. We are fur nishing them to almost all kinds of power .plants and particularly Is ft being used largely In saw mill, planing mill, oil mill, cotton mill, and ginning plants. We ore prepared to demonstrate to prospective customers who con give us a call that It has no equal. Write for fuU Information and do so today. ADDRESS Schofield’s Iron Works Macon, Georgia. SOUTHERN ELECT R IC SUPPLY & MFGe CO. Machinery, Electric and Combination Fixtures WIRING MILL WORKS A SPECIALTY 171 Cotton Avenue—Phone 212. Whiskey for Medicinal Use should be the real genuine article, combining rich flavor with absolute parity. SunnyBrook TOE PURE, POOD Whiskey t« pure, natural whiskey, distilled aid aged in the food old Kentucky way. Agi, Proof aid Quantity attested by th« Government "Green Stamp" which mil every bottle. „Jbe richness ol flavor and soft mellowness ot Sunny Brook Whiskey especially recommends It (or home see as a health- ful stimulant and ■ whaleman took. DELIVERED DIRECT TO YOU IMESS PREPAID •Y ANY OF IMS F0U4WIN* tIOTMBUTIAI: C. BLUM A CO.s JACKSONVILLE. PL A. C. C. BUTLER CO.. JACKSONVILLE. FLA. BEDINCFIELD A CO.. JACK&ONVI LL B. FLA. D. F. A C. P. LONO. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. GALLAGHER A O GAHA. CHATTANOOGA- TENN. H. LEVYSTEIN A CO.. MONTGOMERY. ALA. L. LOIB WHISKEY CO.. MONTGOMERY. ALA. Time to Think of Christmas None too soon to give some thought to the selec tion of Christmas presents. Better start early and get the choice. This year we will show a Fine Line Imported China. An especially attractive line in novelties and beautifully decorated goods. Prices 25c to $15.00. GIFT BOOKS Everything new and nice—one advantage in buying Books is that something nice can be had at any price. TOYS AND DOLLS. A complete line of good rcliahlo goods. PICTURES AND MIRRORS. An elegant line of Pic tures in oil, water color, photogravure. .COME IN AND LOOK US OVER. NORTH GEORGIA APPOINTMENTS Bishop Hoss Places Ministers at Closing Session of Conference GAINESVILLE. Cm. Nov. t4.— Bishop E. E. Hots last night read out his appointments for the ensuing year for the preachers of the North Georgia Conference. They follow in part: Athens District W. L. Pierce, presiding elder. Athens, First Church, M. L. Trout* man. Athens, Oconee Street and fission, A. J. Sears. Young Harris Memorial, F. 8. Hud* son. Athens circuit, B. H. Green. Center Mission, J. G. Davis, t%ip- ply. Greensboro station. W. H. Ceoper. Green circuit, .K Harold Pace. Lexington circuit, J. E. Russell. Broad River, C, M. Verdei. Little River, A. B. Sanders. 9-taron, W. B. Bessent. West Wilkes. J. W. Taylor. Watklnsville, J. F. Davis. Wlntersvillc. J. A. Sewell, White Plains and Siloam, A. J. Hughes. Washington, H. J. Ellis. Madison, W. T. Irvine. Morgan circuit, W. C. Fox. Farmington, J. M. Sewell. Union Point, F. E. Jenkins. Rutledge, J. M. Fowler. Wesleyan Fcmalo College, W. B. Bonnell. Augusta District. J. W. Heldt, presiding elder. Augusta, St. Johns, L. G. John- St. James, Richard Wilklnsop. iBToadway. E. F. Dempsey. Asbury, H. W. Joiner. • Woodlawn, A. M. Pierce. St. Luke, *T. P. Erwin. Richmond. E. W. Reynolds. ' Hephslbah, L. P. Winter. Grovetown, A. T. Heard. Harlem. M. S. Williams and J. B. Robbins. Dearlng, Q. L. Morgan, supply. Thomson Mission, R. A. Ed mo nil- Thomson circuit, F. R. Seaborn. Camak and Mesena. J. C. Adatna. Norwood. J. R. Allen. Warrenton, W. R. Foote. Culverton. J. R. Jones. Jewells, L. M. Twiggs. Sparta. J. G. Logan and R. L. Whitehead. Hancock. A. D. Echols. Paine College, R. L. Campbell, pro. fessor. Griffin District. J. H. Eakes, presiding elder. GrlfTIn. First Church, C. O. Jones. » Griffin, Hanlelter, K. M. Stanton. ! Griffin. Third Church and Kincaid, H. D. Pace. GrlfTin circuit. E. A. Ware. Barnesvltle station, II. C. Chris tian. B.irnesviUe Church. P. A. Kellctt. Culloden and Yatcsvllle, J. B. Al len. Fayetteville, I. W. Kelthley. Flovllla, M. L. Harris. Forsyth, George W. Grlner. Forsyth Church, J. M. Hawkins, Hampton. F. J. Mush bum. Inman, J* W. Bailey. Jackson. 8. P. Wiggins. Jenklnsburg. B. F. Dodson, supply. Jonesboro, J. C. Atkinson. Locust Grove, A. F. Ward. McDonough, J. E. England. Milner, N. K. Patlllo. Senola. E. W. Jones. Stockbrldge, M. B. Sams. Thomaston, R. B. O. England. Thomaston Mission, Walter Carmi chael, supply. Zcbulon, W. H. Speer. GROWS HAIR ON BALD HEADS Bald Headed People May Get a New Chance in Life, In these days when youth Is the moving factor In business; when a man makes his mark at thirty live and Is ready to retire at forty-live; when business bouses pension the man we call “middle aged" rather than allow hla lagging Influence to Intrude upon the commercial rush, a bald head Is almost fatal to any man's hopes. The following must therefore prove inter esting to people whof are losing their hair or who are bsla. Resorcin is one of the latest and most effective germ killers discover ed by science, and In connection with Seta Napthol. which Is both germicidal and antiseptic, a combination Is form ed which destroys the germs which rob the hair of Its nutriment, and also creates a clean and healthy con dition of the scalp, which preventa the development of the germs. Pliocarpln Is a well known agent for restoring the hair to Its natural oolor, where the loss of color has been due to a disease of the scalp. Yet, It Is not a coloring matter or dye. This combination of curatives mix ed with alcohol as a stimulant per fects tho most effective remedy for hair and scalp troubles. The famous Rexall “9S" Heir Tonic Is chiefly composed of Resorcin, Beta Napthol and Pliocarpln. It mokes the scalp healthy, nourishes the hair, stim ulates the follicles. 'Where the head Is already bare, it enters the follicles, revitalises the roots, supplies nourish ment and stimulates a new growth. We want wou to try a few bottles of Rexall "92'' Hair Tonic, on our per- sonal guarantee that the trial will not cost you a penny If it does not give you absolute satisfaction. That's proof of our faith in thla remedy and |t| should Indisputably demonstrate that we know what we aro talking about when wo aay that Rexall “92'' Hftlr Tonic will grow hair on bald heads, except of course, where baldness has been of such long duration that the roots or the hair aro entirely dead, the follicles closed and grown over, and the scalp Is glased, Remember, wo are baslnr our statements upon what has already been accomplished by the use of Rex all • , 93'* Hair Tonic, and we have the right to assume that what it has done to hundreds of others it will do for you. In any event you cannot loso anything by giving It a trial on our liberal guarantee. Thg Taylor-Bayne Drug Co.. Macon. Blue Point and Apalachicola Oysters, half shell. Daniel & Blasingame. Phone 463; Conference mlwlon evangelist, Nath Thompson. LaGrange District J. W. Qulllaln. presiding elder. LaGrange, First Church. Walker Lewis. South LaGrange. W. 8. Galnos. St. John and Unity. G. L. Chas tain. West Point. R. C. Cieckler. Mountvllle, W. A. Maxwell. Greenville and Trinity, J. T. Rob bins. Oakland Mission, T. H. Maxwell. Woodgury. J. S. Ware. Chlpley, T. N. Rivera. Glenn. W. L. Lyon, scpply. Falrbum, E. II. Wood. Hoganvllle and Corinth, J. M. Tum- Ifn. Franklin. R. F. Hodnett. Grnnltevllle and Lono Oak, O. H. 8. Bugg. Moreland and Luthersvllle, T. R. Kendall. Jr. Ncwoan, Flrat Church, It. J. Big- ham. Newnnn, Lovejoy Memorial, A. E. Sansbum. Turin. L. L. Landrum. Whltoburg K. D. Harris, supply. MEN* The greatest asset you have is your strength. You can’t afford to give out. It is a vital necessity that you have your nervous and muscular system In perfect order to withstand the constant wear and tear of your daily work. The finest tissue builder and strength creator Is Vlnol, a Cod Uver prepa ration that has the greasy, nauseat ing oil eliminated—only the valuable medicinal properties being combined with peptonate ol iron. Its use will keep you In health and strength. DEBILITY re.nils from a weakened con dition due to Imperfect dlfles- tlon, lack ol nutrition or over work. Vlnol strengthens the digestive organa, creates a healthy appetite and makes new blood. Yoa lose that fa tigue. weakness and ran down feeling when yon take Vlnol. NERVOUSNESS Is a complaint that can be read ily overcome by using Vlnol. It repairs broken down nerve Itssire and builds strong.be all by nerves that enable yon lo with- rtand the worries and annoy ances ana voidable In baslnesa. BRAIN FAG won't attack yoa U yoa repair used-up nerve lorce with Vlnol. Vlnol pats strength Into your system—It gives yon vitality and energy—It nonrlehea yonr brain and body and keepa yoa In a perfect stale of health—It quickly re-establishes strength after any severe Ulneaa. DYSPEPSIA Is dne lo derangement of the digestive organs and their In ability to assimilate nourlsb- ment. Vlnol strengthens the overtaxed nnd weakened di gestive nerves and helps yonr stomach do Its work. VINOL QUICKLY CURES A COLD AND STOPS A COUGH YOUR MONEY BACK IF VINOL FAILS TO HELP YOU THE TAYLOR BAYNE D BUG COMPANY, MACON. No Store Bat This Gives Yoa Unconditional Credit Low, Plain Prices. The Best Qualities, Buy now I Pay later! Here Is your Thanks giving outfiit—waiting for you, and all you need do is to come nnd£et it. Everything you want is here—Just the styles every man, woman nnd child is anxious to have. Just say " Charge It.” Those two words are good as gold here. NO STORE CAN UNDERSELL US. • WOMEN’S SUITS FURS COATS WAISTS MILLINERY MISSES' SUITS CHILDREN'S COATS MEN'S SUITS OVERCOATS HATS SHOES FANCY VESTS BOYS' SUITS REEFERS A OVERCOATS FARLEY 4 GAUN 362 Second St. Palmetto, G. P. Gray. Bowden. V. E. Lanford. Roopvllle Ml HA I nil, W. W. Beniion. West Point circuit, F. R. Smith. Agent superannuate homes, W. A. Parks. Oxford District. C.. E. Dnwnffin. presiding elder. Oxford anil Midway. W. H. La- Prado, Jr. Covington, IT. M. Qulillan. Mansfield and Covington mission, E. L. Mackny. 8alom Church. W. O. Butler. Conyers, II. V. Branham. Conyers circuit, J. M. Crowe, Newborn. J. D. Milton. Porterdale Mission, Irby D; Hen derson. Social Circle nnd Mission, W. R. Branham. Shady Dale, D. B. Cantell. Eatonton. J. T. Eakes. East Putnam, A. C. Cantrell. West Putnam, Augustus Ernest. Putnam Mission. Lewis B. Linn. Montlcello, R. M. Dixon. Montlcello Church, J. II. Farr. Clinton Church, R. II. Mobley. Mllledgovllle, Ford McKee. Baldwin. B. P. Searcy. South Baldwin nnd Mission, O. P. MeDerment, supply. Llthonlm W. P. King. Stone Mountain, Flrley Baum. Emory’ College. J. E. Dickey, presi dent; W. F. Mellon and R. O. Smith, professors; missionary to Hebrews. Julius Mngath. Rome District. John S. Jenkins, presiding elder. Rome, First Church, Charles C. Jar rell. Rome, Second Church, John .F. Yar. b rough. Rime, South Broad. F. D. Cantrell. Rome, Howard avenuo, A. M. Smith. Floyd Mission, N. E. MeBreyer. North Rome, L. H. Greene. Ltndale, L. Roper, supply. Cave Spring, E. C. Marks. Cedartown, B. P. Allen. Polk Mission, R. P. Tatum. Buchanan. J. W. King. Everett Spring, W. C. Huckaby, supply, Tallapoosa, W. M. Winn. Villa Rico, C. P. Marohmsn, Wnch Mission, G. B. Fraser. Winston Mission, L. H. Ward. York Mission, T. J. Owens. Douglnsvillo, John R. Lewis. Carrollton, A. W. Qulllaln, Jr. y. Carrollton Station, J. W. Gober. Rorkmart. B. H. Trammell. Taylorsville. L. P. Huckabee. Dalits. J. II. Bailey. Educational secretary. Jolhn S. Jen kins. WELL BELOVED WOMAN flWAlNRBORO, Ga., Nov. 24—The remains of Mrs, Elisabeth Brinson, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sim Turner, were interred at Antioch Church about ten miles In the country, In the presence of a large assemblage of friends and relatives. The death of Mr*. Brinson removes from Emanuel county one of tho old* eet and best loved women of tho coun* ty. She was born seventy-eight years ago within three-fourths of a mile of the place where ehe died and where she epent her long and useful life. Be. fore her marriage to Mr. Noah M. Brinson, who died thlrty-one years ago, ehe wae Miss Elisabeth Durden, sister to Mr. F. J. Durden, of Sa vannah; Mr. A. T. Durden, of Still- more, and Mr. B. W. Durden, of Summit, 'Mrs. Wm. Stevens, of Mid- vllle Mrs. A. L. Turner, of Summit. For moro than fifty yeers "he was a consistent member of Antioch Prim* Itlve Baptist Church. She Is survived by three brothers and two sisters above mentioned and nine children. Dr. H. E. Brinson, and Mr. M. J. Brinson, of Springfield; Mr. D. K. tBrlnson. of Jacksonville Fla.; Mr. W. A. Brinson, of Cobb* town; Dr. F. R. Brinson, of Swains- boro; Mr.. J. W. Bowl., of Summit; Mr.. J. K. Lenler. of Srillmore; Mr.. A. B. Turner, of Graymont. and Mr*. 8. W. Button, of thla city. .... Funeral aervic.. were con flu. led by Elder A. T. Baaemore of Atlanta. LONDON. Nor. ft.—Th. home ol common, thla afttmoon by a vote Of Dl to 41. agreed to the Oral reading of the bill Introduced by William Red. mond to remove the catering Catholic dteabllltlea. Including the nmhlbltlon of atnwt proceaalona, and to aboll.lt the anti-catholic claua. In (ha oath takan by the sovereign oa hte acona- alon lo the throne. . Aa thla bin baa bradically no chine. of further conalderatton during rim present area Inn the ngurea given above can hardly be reaerded aa a real Indication In feeling of tb« home. . YOU DON’T NEED A LANTERN to And honest stationary. Just oomo here and you could dhoosa reliable stationery with your eye* shut. In fact, you couldn't select an Inferior quality because we don't keep that kind. No watered Inks, no flimsy bindings, no writing papers that are only blotters. See what we 4iare and you’ll get what you want MACON BOOK CO. Ill Cherry Street. D. F. & C. P. LONG Wholesale Wines and Whiskies, Imported and Domestic JACKSONVILLE, FLA. IMPORTED BRANDIES, GINS AND RUMS In Original Imported Bottling. Per Qt Henneay'c Three Star Cognac % *1.75 A. A P. Leroy Three Star Cognac II.Do Key Brand Jamaica Bum 21.60 Hill A Underwood Dry Gin 1.26 Gordon Dry ain 1.26 German Allssch Kummel 1.2S IMPORTED WINES In Original Imported Bottling Cunlllfe. Dobson ft Co. chateau Monlot Claret 11.00 Krott Laubcnhelmei Rhine l.oo hNfepoort A Co. London Dock Port 1.26 Don Carlo* Sherry l.SR Nicholas Gomes Malaga '.*• 1.26 Nicholas Gomes Moscatel 1.26 Krohn'a Campanarto Madeira 1.2S IMPORTED PORT AND SHERRY WINES IN BULK Bottled By Ub. • PerQt PerOal Gomes Old Family Sherry 10.76 $2.60 Louis Koester A Co. Anchor Port 71 160 Write us for special prices on above goods In case lots. Nature’s Matchless Remedy- A powerful natural mineral water containing a remarkable combina tion ol Sulphuric Acid nnd Iron. A priceless Coon to those who sailor from CHRONIC DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION- . and All Stomach, Bowel, Uver and Skin Troubles. Tho natural well near Greenville, Alt, from which "Wilkinson*. Malchlem Mineral Water" (Iowa, is pronounced by eminent physicians Tha Moat R.markabla Mln.ral W.ll In th. World! Its healing waters have brought renewed health to thouanodo of suffer* ro in ell trfute of the country. Loei* III. .-a we. It relieves, Benefits and Cves meat Obstinate ‘“~Ch»pist Mtdlchul Water oaEstt As It flow* from the well In Ite natural concentrated farm —ene gallon equals one barrel of ordinary mineral water. Orders bottle today from any of tho jlMeodng drug flits. A ton «• tebleepoonful dttotod In ordinary water m dose* On* gist 91.00-.Loots two or tbroo weeks. For Sole by JOHN S. HOGE DRUG 00., MACON, GA. iOct iour FrlcnJ" on Lubricating Ollfl. Linseed and Turfs. Canfield Oil Co. 467 Second St. I IKE WINSHIP HERBERT SMART WINSHIP & SMART, INSURANCE. ACCIDENT. HEALTH. TTRS. ■ ' \ KfaatUngtaa Wart. ''