About Macon daily telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1905-1926 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1908)
^f'Ain ifBii'iry 1 iTiBiMi.sili- THE MACON DAILY TELEGRATJI: THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 8, 1903 He Would Appreciate a Big Easy Going Priestley Gravenette Raincoat for an Xmas Gift They are long enough to protect him to the Shoe tops in cold weather, yet well enough made to wear on bright days; and good enough looking to slip on over Evening Clothes. BLACKS, TANS, GRAYS AND OLIVES, SIB TO $35 ' WE LAUGH , It tickles us to see what means some merchants will resort to, to get trade. Some are continually advertising big “Blow Specials” (very little if any lower than Q\ir regular price) while some persist in handing out “Hot Air” and-will even sacrifice quality to get price, but the people are catching on to this “monkey business” and all the time we are getting new customers and studying the best way to serve one and all alike. Most of our customers prefer to have a regular place to trade, a place where they can depend on getting the right goods at the right price, and at the right time. This is our aim and we seldom miss. Macon Cash Grocery Co. TODAY ORANGE SALE 12c Per Dozen Sweet juicy Florida Oranges. Delicious and wholesome. Suck the juice from ono and you will feel refreshed. Good for old and young alike. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. 608 Cherry Street. Phone 1590. N. B.—Cranberries, 12o a quart. CONVICTS FOR >;CITY STREETS Plan for tho County and City to Dlvlds the State Convicts to Work Roads of ths Country and tho Strssts of tho City. proposition Whether or not tha city authorities will agree on tha ...... of tha oountv taking 106 of tha stata eon vtcta and dividing them Into taro gangs, one to work In tha city and the other to worfcla the oouaty. isislni to bo aaan. Tho plan waa outlined In The Telegraph several days ago. and uras thoroughly discussed at tha last maattng of tha coun ty commissioners, and tha n— ' confers nee left with tha rei matter of tha confer*noe loft with tho repraoentatlves of tha city to Attorney Walter O. Smith ready l£lfl K. A. Wlmbleh. who have al- hot—* ready had on* conference with tha bora of the street committee of tha ell on tha subject. It Is proposed that Bibb county take the 100 convicts and thaao the county can obtain without paying anything for them. The county will place 10 of those with tha city to work all tha time on tha streets of ths city proper, the city to pay for their keep and maintenance. The other 10 to work only on the county roads. The advantage to the city la claimed to be this: In tha first place there is a guaranteed force of It convicts at work nil the time on the streets of the city. In addition to such short term convicts as may be sent to the gang from the re corder's court. In the second place there Is tha econ omy. Tha county offers to pay to tha city $2,000 a year toward tne mainte nance of this force. The cost to the city to have and absolutely control this gang of »0 men Is about 62.2.V) plus ren tal of quarters, this being st the 64.6* per oaplts. the amount mid by the Bibb flrlck Company. The Bibb In the third place, should the city want to set these convicts from the state. It would have to pay 1100 each for them, but by getting them through the county they coal nothing. The advantage of this plan to the coun ty. It Is claimed. Is that the county could then depend on a guaranteed force to work on the country road* all tha time without having work Interrupted for tho gang to be brought Into the city to work on the streets. And, and all the streets being now under the control of tha county so far ns keeping them up Is concerned, they would t»e looked after without In terference of outside work. At the last meeting of the commission ers It was agreed to take M more con victs. making 100 In all. The division of the fore* or the continuance of the old plan of working In the city when Ihev can be spared from tha country roads. Police (®ount Ha Jined the Union. Officer Hamlin tuld he found the man more dead than alive, and trembling :u every limb, trying to get under a house on Bridge Row. Ha couldn't give any intelligent account of himself, aud tha only thing the officer could do was to sand him up In tha wagon to the police station. The only charge ■ him trail that of “susnect." against him was that of "suspect The court looked at tha negro and noted tha strange look in his ayes. The court saw that It was nothing but fright of some kind, and h'a knowledge of the negro was such as to see at once that a few reassuring words were all that was necessary to restore tho man to himself. In a few kind words, he asked the negro to tell why It was he was so scared and why it whs he was trying to get under a house. The man seeing that ha waa apparent’)* in the hands of friends, told the story: “Look hyere, boss. 1 didn’t meaner bitter bsstn. notter bit In dls wul. Butter sho t’ought dey had me. Dla nigger sho wus sheered. Doy lakkt-ri ter had me. an* effer hadn't ter busted out'n dAt place dare nlnt no fellin' wot dey wooder dun ter dls po* nigger. I raise In de country, boss, wliar dey doan have dat klner foollshnlss. But dey sho did skeer”— “Who scared you? Sow, look here, you tell me all about this thing." “Well. boss. Is you da ma'r er dls town? Weller didn't know. boas, yer has ter skuso me. Ben hyere "bout er mont' snner cames hyere fur ter git some wuk. I gotter Job down hyere ter de compress, dat wot dey any hit Is. anner went ter wuk er roll in' de cotton. Dem niggers dar dey say I gotter Jlne de uneyln. I nay. wot de uneyin! Dey say, de uneyln whar yer glta two dollar er Cny ntld der one dollar er day. Co«a I say I Jlne dc uneyln. Den dey tolls me ter meet 'em down dsr whar d« poleec s cotch me. Boas. Wanner git dar dey tuck an' tie er hnnkchuf on mer eyas an' den dey toted me roun er room look lak. an* dep dey sing. Fussnoos I knowed dey Juk dc hnnkchuf off mer yes. an* ef dar wuxxent er great big kelllkln Jlasar grlnnln at ma. Gcn- tcl-mcns! Dat •ho did akeer dla nig ger. I alnt uaen ter nuffln lak dat. buttar look ar roun an' dar wuxsar Jot ter niggers er stannln dar wtd pistols atmln at me. Boss, nil I say wus yer sho Is got me. Den one of dem niggers—dunno w'lch ono kase dey all had some sorter black hlxnlsa on do faqc*. he step out an* he aay. Is yer ready ter die? iBosn. dat mans wus- Mrs.Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Has bean us*d for over .°!XTY-FIVH TKARa by MTT.T.TONR of MOTHERS for theft COTLPRWf WHITJC TEETHING, with IwniWfroCCTWr It fOOTHBS tha CHILD SOFTENS tha GUMS. AL LAYS aUPAItf; CURBS WIND COUC and is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by Druggists In every part of tha MjdAmBwaure and ask for •'Mrs, - itn* Syrup, Twenty-five low's Boothlng Syrup," and take no oth er kind Twenty-five rents a bottle. Guarantor.! under tho KYxvl nnd I »ruK" Art. .7.,no S.uh, nu* Soi1.il Number 1'^' AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY 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 For Sale 11.450 build to aul 11,000 Desirable Vlnevllle cottage; lot wide. $6,200 Collage street home: 10 room*: built V.UMCBC IUCTI llvlliw. *v IWHW for a home; worth the money. $1,000 Vtnevtlle lot; will build home for pur chaser. $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, Real Estate, Insurance and Loans Phone 206. 607 Oherry St. SAM & ED WEIOHSELBAUM P. 0. Box No. 55. 610 Market St. Chattanooga, Tenn Phone No. 820. Our stock is complote with the finest and best brands uf Wines, Whiskies, Brandies, etc. WINE IN BOTTLES i qu. I 4.«1 I.M l:8 California Sherry ttt Amontillado Sherry Imported I.ea Duff Gordon Sherry Imported 4.6a SS& ^.r&.v.v.:::::: 12 Imported Sauterns 4.?’ California Claret 4.0© White Heal Champagne Imp. Qts It.ca SrfWtts'tte'iiiiiiK:;: l|- EXPRESS PREPAID All Orders Shipped on the Day Received. ORDER NOW POR CHRISTMAS m IS.60 f: 10.75 24.fi 12.A« 24.TI 12.00 18 11.60 5:8 NEGRO FATHER MIKES AN ELOQUENT APPEAL Hlfi BAD BOY IN COURT WAS MADE BAD. HE SAID. BY ANOTHER'S INFLUENCE. Another case somewhat out of the or dinary run was heard In the recorder* court yesterday morning, when the cas of larceny against two ll-year-old negro boys, Jim Taylor and Jim Howard, waa called. On© of the clerks at the Kress store testified to several boys having paid soi ersl visits to the store on Tuesday, and that several dollars' worth of things were taken. In the afternoon he managed to catch tho two In store, one with a pipe and the other with a harmonica. They were turned over to an officer. It was while the trial mas In progress that an old negro man walked up to the bar and said his name was Oep Banders, nnd that the Taylor boy was the worst bar and said his name was Oep Banders, and that the Taylor boy was the worst bo-- In VlnevJIle. and that he wanted him sent up on the charge of carrying con cealed weapons. Ho said that two. weeks ago when he got after Taylor for some of hla devilment. Taylor drew a pistol from his hip pocket and threatened to shoot him. *\ Then another man came up to the bar and said that Howard was his son. It Is seldom that so strong, or as eloquent an appesl Is made In the recorder’s court as that of this hard-working negro to be allowed to take his baby boy, as he called him. to his home. He told of the had influenc e of the Taylor .boy. and how he and his wife, both of them hard working. had tried to keep their boy sway from Taylor, and what Influence Taylor had over him. Although this ne gro was black and nothing more In ap pearance than an ordinary day laborer, so well did he plead for the boy that there was hardly a man In the room who did not want the court to send the bo* with his father. And the court did It. hut committed Taylor to the city court on the two chargm of larceny, and carrying con- This Is Worth Reading. Leo F. Zellnskl. of 66 Gibson street, Buffalo, N. Y.. says: "I cured the moat annoying cold sore I ever had. with Bucklan'a. Arnica Salve. I ap plied this salve once a day for two days, when every trace of the so re was gone." Heals all sores. Hold un der guarantee at all drug stores. 25c. OF INTEREST TO SHIPPERS UNIFORM BILL OF UDIN6 The New Form Will Net Be Used on the Southern Until Next Year. The following circular from Mr. I* Green, freight traffic manager of the Southern, waa received yesterday by Mr. Harry Bum*, secretary of the Macon Chamber of Commerce, and will be of general Interest to the shippers of this “To Agents be advised that t It baa been determined lak he mean wot he say. nn' w'ki he say. tu'n *lm loose an* gl* me er good shot, dls nigger didn't wait fur n« good shot. Dunno. bos*. how I got out'n dat place, but I sho got out. I knows I knocked some uvvum Jlsser wln'ln* anner to' tlnwn dean 'bout fo steps ntter time, ksbe I wui sho gwlncter git out’n dat place. I hyeer 'em hol'rln wese Jlsser neeshat- In yer. but lemma tell yer, bosa. I dun gotter nuffer dat neeahatln, anner run'd tell I glta tet dat big house anner dun all I could ter git unner hit w'on de poleeces cotch me. H> must* sho skuso me. boss, fur not tell In' Mm whar I ccines fom an' whar I gwlne kaser didn't know nuffln' 'tall but dat I sho wusscr skeer'd nigger.** "Well, did you Join tho union?" “Some sayer did an' den ergln Home payer didn't, an* I. tell yer de trufe I dunno merso'f wotter dun cep'll dc.v sho skrcFd me, an* ef bein’ skeer’d am Jinln' do uneyln, don I dun Jin do uneyln." Tho case was dismissed. Makar tha Livar Lively. Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup gives permanent relief In cases of habitual constipation as It stimulates the liv er and restores the natural action of the bowels without Irritating these organs like pills or ordinary cathay- tlcs. Does not nauseate or gripe and Is mild and pleasant to take. Re member the name. Orlno, and refuse substitutes. H. J. Lamar St Co., near Fourth National Rank. AOTOISTS OPPOSE CIRCULAR TRACKS SUCH RACES IN FUTURE WILL NOT BE APPROVED BY THE ASSOCIATION. NEW YORK. Dec. *.—With the taking of office by Its newly chosen hoard of directors today, announcement was mnde by the American Automobile Association that ths board had unanimously voted approval of the action of the recent con ference between the directors and offi cers on stats automobiUng associations affiliated with the A. A. A., condemning •peed contests between automobiles on old style circular tracks of a mile or less In length. The resolution adopted by the directors provided that the association In future would refuae to countenance such In the matter of membership, the na tional body. It was shown, now has 21 state association*, as against 16 a year ago. and 1ST Hubs as against 122 than. ago, and 1*7 nun# as against 1x2 tnen, while the official membership of Its pres ent clubs was then about 17,666 and Is now upwards of 20.060. Malaria Makss Pale Blood. The Old Standard GROVE'S TASTE- LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma- bbna iwmv. uiuen uuk ma laria and builds up the system. For grown people and children, 66c. not to put ths new anlform bill of lad ing Into use at points on tho Southern Railway until January L •Ml fs our Intention to use the bill of lading approved by tho Interstato com- ——— -* ell point metre com ml »k Ion at ell points on the Southern Railway from and after Jan- effort Is being made by Interests representing the water and rail routea tobrlmr about some slight modification In the terms of tho so-called uniform bflJ of lading necessary to Its application to water and rail traffic, and some other •light modification to meet certain local _ cts tne terms approved by commission. . . . ... "W. ati.ll b. wry «l«d to M, thl. .(Tort .uccrad. , »JW In th. tratol It. ■uccm*. It will b. the purpoM •» th. tkiuth.rn, lUllwjy o( .^lW,r.t. th. changed In Its 1 Hefty Shoes tor Hefty Boys Shoes that have the dash that boys like and the wearing qualities that pleases the old man who does the paying. ANY LEATHER OR SIZE, ANY STLE, ANY PRICE Lester-ClarkShoe Company NO PAGE Of history contains the account of a greater evolution than ths «’iw aevot* ed l»» Sanitation —th*» wonderful in*««- ress from primitive to present-day can- GROWS HAIR and wo can PROVE IT! A lady from Minnesota writes: Beautiful Hair at Small Cost H A1K trouble*. Ilk* many other disea***, have brew wroaglydiagaosed and altogether mis- Itren wrongly diagnosed sn<l all- ( ^■understood. The hair itself Is not the thins to be treated, for the reason that it is simply • product IKVE ftS; Ip sad wholly dependent n Th* scalp is the very soil in which t— Joced. nurtured and grows, and it alone should revive the attention l7 results are to be expected, t would do no earthly good to treat the stem of e •Lnt with e view of making it grow and become note beautiful- the soil in whkhthe plant grow* oust be attended to. Therefore, th# scalp in which hshair grows must rscolve the sttsntion if you are 0 sxpset it to grow end hscomo mors beautiful. Loss of hair is caused by the scalp drying up. litar’ — toting Its supply of moisture or nutriment; when ••■(dues* occurs the ecalp has simply lost ell Its louriabmcat, leaving nothing for the hair to feed iron (a plant or even a tree would die under similar r may be. slurs! thing tt — ud replenish the soil or scalp as the c id your crop will grow and .multiply as nature •tended It should. Knowlton’s Dandarin* has a moat wondsr- ul offset upon ths hsirglunda and tlnuta ortho It la thi icalp. It fa ths only ramsdy for ths Hair ever tiacovsrsd that Is slmilsr to th# natural hair food a or liquids of tha scalp. sting and life-producing qualities. One 25-cent bottle is enoogh to convince you of its great worth lying as a hair growing and hair b ;ry It and aao for yourself. NOW at all druggists In throo sixes, 25c, 50o and 91.00 per bottle. (frees ;;; as?as, it) D (1 show how quickly Oiodirlu a. we frill seed a large asm- return mail te anyone who This ' * CDd * thl * l,K coupon to the Out'} HO WIT 01 DAIOUKE CO., CHICAGO. ILL, with their name and address and 10c in sir Lamps to pay postage. dltlons. Jag. C. GORMLY, Phont 631. 820 Third 8L REAL «§TATR LOANB-619'i .ndnpV wards; no delay; loans closed within 24 cJ u . r ‘io , c*hTS!? ^ "* vln « 4 ONYT TO I^ENI» on real estato, ro J - 1 ■ 0obb - THE ROAD OUT TO HAPPYLAND Instead of doing on year aflor yonr, paying $20 to $710 a month rent, nnd never having anything 1o show but a lot of roht recoipls for your worry and work, coino out to Log Cabin Heights and buy n cottngo with nil modern improvements, on a lot large enough to grow all the vegetables your family can eat, nnd room enough besides to keep n cow nnd raise chickens. Can’t afford it, you sayt Nonsense! You might have said that, heretofore, when it would havo taken n couple of thousand in cash, but tho largo capital behind mo now ennb les me to build for you one of a half dozen houses according to plans nnd spccificn- tions in my office, on payment of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars Down—nr if you haven’t the cash, and don’t want tho house until next October, you can pay Twenty- Five Dollars a month until then. And from the first of next October, pay mo $25 a month for Fivo Years, which includes tho mnnll interest I charge you. At the expiration of tho fivo years yott have got your home All Paid for, Excepting a Five-Hundred-Dol- lar Mortgage, nnd this mortguge enn remain on the prop erty at 8 per cent, which figures about $3 a month rent. O. 0. EARLE, 353 THIRD STREET, PHONE No. 77. AT AUCTION Beginning next Thursday at 3:30 nnd 7:30 p. m.. nnd to be continued until sold, all that stock of OLUNY AND ORIENTAL LACES, TAPESTRY, JEWELRY, Etc., AT 314 SECOND STREET Under Positive Orders to Sell REOARDLESS D. WITMAN, Auctioneer WAGNER GETS $4,000 IN GOLD Hemery Awarded $2,000; Naz- arro $1,000— Drivers Are Dined. NEW TOnK. INw, t—Th. rontet mm- mitts* of th* Automobile Club of Ameri ca today gave an Informal luncheon to the drivers In the recent race at Savan nah. Following the luncheon the men were given their cash rewards. The money was In th* form of double eagles done up In canvas bags, Wagner rsrelvnd the heaviest sark. which contained 24.000. 1 fernery was n*st with half that amount, and Nasarro received 61.606. Tha foreign drivers express their ap preciation of the treatment they liuvo received In America. Chairman Morrell. SHSsjasr^‘^MS!ss d 1 i5s going to glv* a gold medal souvenir to each driver who tlnl*he.| in the nice, and also medals t* the drivers of the thn-o oars that wer* on the trart* whsn th* Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury, .. m«rcury will .urfly d«.troy IH. mdh of am.ll .ml rompl.l.ly d*r«n»« th, whol. when entering It through the mu- rfares. Such article* should never i except on prescription* from re- physician#, as the damage they will do Is ten fold to the good you ran possibly derive from them. Hall’s Ca tarrh Cur*, rpanufactured by. F. J. Ch*-| ury. and Is taken Internally, acting dl< sctly upon tha blood and mucous_sur- sess or th* B/stsm. la bi faess of ths srstam. la buying Hall’s Caurrh Cur*, bs sum fWS«t th# gan- ulna. It Is taken InUnially and made Toledo, Ohio, by r, J. Chr ■ ftUMMklsH| AGAINST LONGBOAT GREAT MARATHON RACE 18 PROMISED FOR CHRISTMAS DAY IN NEW YORK. ' NBW YORK. Dec. Z.-Dorandn Pl*- trfl. ih* Italian runner, whose *p*«- 4ant|*r failure to *Mn fih* wortd’g Marathon rmc* in England this sum- Brown House Opposite Union Dspot— MACON, QA. American Plan P. BARTOW STUBBS, Pnpri.tor. F. W. ARMSTRONG, M.n.g.r, Loh’s Cafe 616 Mulberry at. Only First-class Restaurant In tho City for Ladies and Gsntlsmsn. Consomme Royal oi* Okra and Tomato Soup, Shallots. Lettue*. Rolled Rutabagas and Frr*li Pork. Roast Veal. l*an Gravy. Roast Reef au Jus. Bpaghettl. Italian Green Apple Pis. Rtewed Com. Steamed Rice. Mashed I’utstoes. Candled Yams. I* W. SCHKIUK. Mgr. mer, waa one of th* moat notable •vents In modem athletic history, U to run his second American Marathon at Madison Squaro Garden on Decem ber 16, competing with Tom Long boat, the femous Canadlan-Indlan long distance man. Dorando*a recent defeat at Up" Garden of Hayea. who brought OUi Marathon honors to tho United States, led him to seek a con test with the Indian, who has long been the Idol of Canadian enthusiasts in splta of protests against hla ap pearance In the Hrltlsh Marathon and elsewhere as an amateur. Uoth men •re said to be In excellent condition end although Longboat had Inalattd that he needed a full month for pre paratory .training, this wen Anally waived. Domndo had broken train Ing Immediately after* hla defeat cf Hiyee. but hla trainers gay In la even now extremely fit. The full distance of the 1606 Mnra thon. 26 miles, 3V6 yards, will be run. Some minor engagement made by Ysmgbost Yer contents will he eqn —Got Our Prices On— PERFECTION HEATERS AND RAYO LAMPS CANFIELD OIL COMPANY, Phone C37. MR. DOC GUNN is nn longer with JONES, GUNN 4: JONES. and this big horse ruid mule emporium will In the future l»© run by Mr. lien L Jones and Ills mui. Mr U*. If. lo tea. Southern Packing Co. Choicest Native nnd iv'ostera Meats. 620 Cherry St Phone 351. HEIMATH HALL 666 Walnut Street. Regular mealt for msn and women 29 cents. Business women IS c-nts. Orsakfest 7 to • a. m. Dinner 1J to 1i*» o. m. •upper. 6:00 to 7:00. A free rset ream: convenient for off* of-town shoppers. KEYS MADE TO ORDER H. & H. R. HUHN, Basoment Amor. Nat’l Bank i kaWordj Advertisements under th* heads of Wanted. For Sale, For Rsnt. Loat. Found. Personal, Miscellaneous, etc.. Inasrted in this department for 1c per word for sacn Issue. No notice will bs Inserted for lee* than 16 cants. Remittances of *1 and isaa may bs mad* in postage stamps. MEETINGS 8T. OMKR GOMMANDKRY. No. 2. K. T. Regular conclave this 1 Thursday > night •t 7:20 o'clock. Work In th# temple. All Hlr Knights In good standing courteously Invited. O. K. Dooly. bT C. W. D. Chap man. Recorder. WANTED WANTED—Position city salesman, or something bettor. Reference* furnish ed; last ad. Care Telegraph. Reddy. WANTED-Position Hawing »»V competent sawyer. Addrea* Hawyer. Mnrnu Dolly Telegraph. WANTED Roomer*, with nr without meals; all convenlenre*. 743 Walnut ■troet. WANTED-Work of any kind, by a young married man. In city or country: sober and reliable. Young Man. care of Tele graph. FOX RIVER BUTTER, freah every, day, 26 rents per pound. Oscar nradlcy. Phones 661-423. ARB YOU awars that If you are honest. Industrious, and anxious to, muke your way In the world that there I* somebody who wants to help you; the first reaulslto for you Is a thorough huNlness training; we ere ready to help you obtain It. Stan ley's Buslnem College, Macon. Ga. WANTKIV—Clothing salesman $106. mall order 6166. gent'a furnishing goods IT*, •hoes $16. mnnsger nmsll saw mill $1,200. Give age and experience. Apply Ameri can Opportunity Co., Houston. Texas. WANTI5r>-r*<lr u on. of housohold In f.mtly of four <hu,h«n*!. wlf. .rid two rhlldron) lo 0101.1 In liouMhold diitlra. Will P»y r.M'in.bl. Htary. Addr... •'Horn,." thl. olttr,. FOR RENT jntt nit NT—Two nrally furnl.hrd room; to nnntlnni.n: oil onramm :to Wuhlniton nvr. Ptwno ,179. rOB BKNT—Otiriirco furnlihrd room ot •TI Miilborry ot. inn IlKNT—Fuml.hod room, f-r lliht sssrsrRi'Asr'ftj'ssrin & venlenees. 7J6 First st RENT—Five-room cottage; barn and nr- den: convenient to car. Twelve dollars. Phono 3764. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, meal*. If desired; all conveniences. Phone 1471. cioort patnnt rt/trn, tt mum Mck. IforafonT. Ukto, powdor 12V. MU prr pittkuKr. Soy.l tmkln* powd«r tunes'. ow,r , n *" r - FOR RENT—Niro 7-room house. S6. 630 Walnut. Modern; all convenience*. O. M. Davis. FOR RENT-406 end 4JI Roa* st.; Ill Duncan ave,. 116.66. G. M. Davl*. yon Rnrr-On.-Mr of offh- or duk room, til Hrrond ot. K. Trio Noplrr. ion nBNT-Thrrr oro ftou uid Itolo: Im.tlcn m«nl ryrrythln,; ... t il. ono oo tilth ot.. up-lo-dolo In oy.rylliliut: no rhlldron tokon. Phono Ml*. yon nitNT-Kliht-room hnui., 71* Pnr- 77!!"A*."7il "d'h « n TL lltrt,. cornrr Orantra ond Porayth ora. FOR RENT—Two At ground floor offices In Washington block: otaam beat and wn t £rings C BsnE , * nC **’ APPly 10 M *’ FOR SALE ron HA7.7E-A nloo tot on North lll*h- londo. Vrry nko lorotlon. Addm, P. T. raro of Tolntraph. FOR BALE—Building lot on Vlnevllle ave. Seventy-o©e root front. Very de sirable. Bargain. O. M. Davis POR BAM*—Good bora., bumy mid hor- nrn rho*p. Apply ot Branon'o .t«- hi... Poptar it ron HALE-—Indian river oranges, from grower to consumer. Write for prices. J. K. 61 liber, Tltuirrille. Fla. FOR SALE—Half Interest In esUMtah- ed brkk business at Ahhcvllle «t u bargain. Address J. R. Monroe. Abbe- vllle, Oa. FOR PAl.K-Ooas perfecting press, with n M c S5W."SS? Address Telegraph. Macon, Go. FOR FAI,E—Ten-horse Bcboflsld steam engine and bailer: good running order; 1166 for outfit Macon Telegraph. LOST LOBT-Between Doody*e end, Flournoy's stores, a net waist. Reward for return to 666 Flrat at VinoiNIA Country eured hams, fresh lot. also Kim in hr Oa- car Bradley. Phones 661-422. ALL KINDS of fish, oysters, game ■xml try, celery mid emntx—’— — IHaalngamc. Phone 44\ MACON .TYPEWRITING KXCHANQK. Flret chme ttanngnpble work. No. 2 Grand building. Phone H70. CABBAOB PLANTS of MATTREMK8 renovated sent for ard H. M.ttr.i, Co. UMT—O.I. mb*, hnrmllim Hm- pltaJ ui, RnlMTHt p. W.lf or for liberal mini If ntw.M to T*l«rutk MONEY TO LOAN. PERSONAL irownbr C. M. niiwon, ^wn7. U fii.Drt, B. C. Write for IHuttrated catalog ie ami prlres. Full count nnd satisfaction guar- MISCELLANEOUS am. ivmi'o ui um, nma *nn poultry, celery end rmniierrlen. Daniel A Bias Ingame. l*hone 442. ROSES—Plant now and get early spring P&arw. KW** b ” t FOR TODAY we .will give 16 pounds ef 'stsarKSLwur ,lM - FOR SALE At last I have what you want, a cottage close in. U will make a good home. I my this because It Is on a nice street among nice people, and In first rate condition. It will make a good Investment. I my this because It now haa a tenant paying three hun dred and sixty dollars per annum for It and will sell you the place at $2,500. It la very rarely that w* can combine a homo with an Investment. The 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 piece of property on your hands, but a live, paying Investment. Consldar. Frank B. West Real Estate and Insurance. 417 Cherry 8t FOR SALE . 507 end 60S Mulberry st.. 5* Noe. 507 end 509 Mulberry atory brick building. Second arranged for residence. BARGAIN for QUICK SALE. Orange at residence. Id rooms, re cently overhauled and painted. Alley on 2 aides; large tot. Two-atory brick atore in good busi ness locality. Will exchange for small farm. Inquire at office for particu lars. New Cottage; large lot, at Crump s Park. Six-room dwelling and 4 acre* In Bellevue. 15 acre* near town. Plenty of wa ter and woods. $1,160. 100 arrea splendid level land. Nrw Improvements; fine orchard nt 2.000 Home splendid farms from $6.00 per acre up. Home funds on long time nt 7 per cent. Call on me next week SURE. GEO. W. DUNCAN H. Horne REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS, Qrand Building. Phene 4M POR RENT. ,, S»J , LnSSf r dP&ra -r-«, ran. road track facilities. fiecond aad Third floor Kvsnlng Wewa Building. „ torage space at BngHEh r 1 Idlng, F* ' ties. Southern Railroad 1 DWELLINGS (new). . dwelling neer Whittle PrhooL I A. ti* l it t Rtrect. •. dwelling; 46? end 4T.'J Now street, k dwelling, Mi Carling avenue. *. cotlsKVSoefh College sui . not tag A Idmn av#.. vin«vi 6-r. cottage. 406 and 40t Ross 5-r. In dwclllnr. 661 Orange *ti.... Elegant apartments In Dr. F'rasl*t / e nw apartment hnu*e of 6, 4. t or W rooms, fltesm heat, water an4 Janitor ■ai ■ing furnished. Money to lend on Improved real estate at 4 and 7 psr cent, according to location* For Sale A neat five-room cottage on about an acre ef ground fronting car line, near Log Cabin Club as extremely deal* able place and with plenty of room for another houao without crowding. Price $2,500. This la cheap consid ering location and Improvements. Con make reasonable terms If wanted. Georgia Loan & Trust Cq. 669 Mulberry Berest. For Rent •TORES. No. 120 Second St..,, No. 414 Fourth 8t.„. No. 453 Second fit.... No. 666 Poplar St... No. 402 Mulberry St.. No. 616 Poplar St... 160.Of 166.00 $56.00 $60.00 *84.00 $54.Oi • $15,000 To Loan Geo. B. Turpin Sons Real Estate, lnsur»< No. 358 Third 8t Southern Railway Schedules Shewing the arrival and depa paM«ng«r train* at Macon. Ga„ f nation only, and not guarantied, No. Arrlv* from: f ij, *?ESu.“.‘i , ..':JI ■ A,u 14 JeclDM No.. Depa II Brunswick... IjOJU Aikuaa, 16 Atlasta..< 14 liruniwlck. .16.6 ow- 1
