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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH* SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1903 s Bags and Suit Gases $5 to $20 Umbrellas with Fancy Handles $5 to $10 USEFUL XMAS GIFTS Are being displayed in our window today. The pret tiest line of Umbrellas you have ever seen. Our line of Bogs and Suit Cases are the best for the prices to be found in the city. • ; Leather Collar Cases and Mufflers in black, white, blue, gray and wine shades, to please everybody. We Quote You on Staples Best Patent Flour 75o White Meat, per pound 12V£o Pure Lard, per pound 12V&C Compound Lard, 10 pounds 95o Best Sugar Cured Hams, per pound lac Best Head Rice, 3 pounds 25o New-Georgia Cane Syrup, per gallon 50o Best Honeycomb Tripe 17V4° Large Tomatoes, standard pack 10c Small Tomatoes, standard pack 8o Bonnibell Brand Peas 11c Hermit Brand Peas 7%c White Lily Corn lOo Bridal Com 12o Fresh Country Eggs 32y a o Libby & Libby Evaporated Milk, 3 for 25o You won’t make a mistake if you decide to do all your trading with us. Macon Cash Grocery Co. Phones 325—290 670 Poplar Street. Arrivals Today . Fancy Crackers, Cakes, Etc. You have learned from experience where- to get fresh, crisp Crackers and the freshest good things to eat of every description. The highest grade Candies and crystallized Fraits made can be had from our store. Wo handlo only the PUREST CANDIES and supply thoso who want the BEST. Besides our Candies being the highest grades made you will be delighted also with the pretty paokages in which they are packed. VASSAR GIRLS at one dollar a pound is one of the nicest packages among the large assortment and will be appreciated by those who know the best. Try a package today. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. PHONE 1590. PHONE 1590 For Sale at $2,500 A two-story, seven-room house, thoroughly modem, newly papered; within half block of College St. Splen did home or investment. Willingham Loan & Trust Co. 461 Third St. Phone 360 "GET DOWN TO BRASS TAOKS" It frequently happens that one can better emphasize a fact by dropping into the nomenclature vernacular of the day, so I say, Get Down To Brass Tacks on this house building question. How much rent a month are you paying—$18 or $20? Now you get nothing to show for it, do yout But do you realize that for $2 to $5 a month more you can buy a home at Log Cabin Heights, paying the same as rent for five years! Do you realize that at the end of five years you have nothing more to pay, excepting $3 a month interest on a $500 mortgage—all you then owe on your home! If you realize this, and don’t act upon it, it is because your interest in your wife and children is not even enough to cause you to deny yoursolf the cigars, or whatever ijt will be necessary to deny yourself, in older to pay this $2 to $5 a month. If you’re ever going to have a home, you’ll get one now —or never. Think. And “Get Down To Brass Taaks," now. Anticipating any objections anybody/may guess at, I will say, yes, there’s telephone, water, electric lights and a yard that is probably bigger than you have now. I’ve plans ready, but will build according to yours, if vou wish it. G. C. EARLE, 353 THIRD ST., PHONE No. 77. PANAMA BONDS ARE INJIEMAND Subscriptions Alreadyiin Ex cess of Amount to Be Issued WASHINGTON. Dec. 4—Investor* desiring u share , of the new issue of , $30,000,000, Panama canal 2 per cent 8 old bonds will hav* to hurry, as the Ime allotted by the treasury depart ment for receiving aubacrlptlonw will expire at the cloae of bualneaa tomor row. According to unofficial reports, the subscriptions are already far In excess of the amount to be Issued, despite the fact that the bonds will command a premium and will bear only 2 per cent Interest. The bonds will be dated Novem ■her 1, 1908, thus making thte a new Issue, and interest will begin as of that date. They will mature In thir ty years, but may be redeemed In ten years. Bach bid must be accompan ied by a certified check for S per cent of the amount of the bid. What Spooner Act Providss. The Spooner act providing for build ing the canal authorised the Issuance of bonds to the amount of $180,000,000 and under It there have already beon two sales, one aggregating $10.000,ooo and the other $24,000,000. Tho pres ent sale will bring the total up $84,000,000. leaving but $44,000,000 more to be sold. Secretary Cortelyou said that no significance attaches to this Issue at this time; that the expenses of build ing the ennnl warrant the Issue of more bonds. The cost of the big ditch has thus fir exceeded the amount realized through selling bonds by more than $28,000,000. The additional sums have beon psId from the working balances on hand In the, treasury. Today this working balance aggregates but about $18,000,000, and It Is considered Inex pedient to reduce U further. Legislation May Be Necessary It Is evident that legialatlon will be necessary In the near future to pro vide funds for continuing the canal work. When the remaining $40.00o,- 000 authorized hns been expended the Issunnce of additional bonds must be authorized as the threatened heavy deficit In the treasury will not per mit the application of any more ensh from the working balance. In fact. It Is probable congress will be request ed to make good the $28,000,000 al ready paid from that aource. For the approaching Issue the cou pon bonds will bo Issued In demonl- natlons of $20. $100 and $1,000, and the registered bonds of $20, $100, $1,- 000 and $10,000. They will be ex empt from all federal taxes or duties, as well as taxation In any form by state, municipal or local authority. The bonds will be available to nation al banks aa security for circulating notes and recelvablo as security for public deposits in national banks. Thw law forbids their sale at less than par, and provides that all citizens shall have equal opportunity to sub scribe for them. In considering the bids the secre tary will award the first allotment to the bidders offering the highest prices and of two or more bidders offering the same prices those asking for the smaller amounts will have priority. The Best Cough Cure A half-ounce of Virgin Oil of Pine, two ounces of Glycerine and a half pint of Whisky, mixed, will euro any cough that Is curable and break a cold In 24 hours. Take a teaspoonful every four hours. Ask your druggist for the genuine Leach's Virgin Oil of Pine compound .pure, pre pared and • guaranteed by the Leach Chemical Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. THE SMOKING CHIMNEY A call was received at the fire de partment headquarters yesterday aft ernoon. that turned out. upon Inves tigation, to be a false alarm. The chimney on the house at 843 Walnut street was smoking furiously, and the occupants of the houso be coming alarmed, turned In an alarm from Box 14. When the department arrived upon the scene, the chimney had quit smoking. A Dangerous Operation Is the removal of the appendix by a surgeon. No one who takes Dr. King's New Life Pills is aver aubjected to this frightful ordeal. They work so quietly you don't feel them. They curse constipation, headache, bilious- nesa and malaria. 26o. at all drug stores. THE SEMI-FINAL ROUND OF THE GOLF TOURNAMENT Links at Log Cabin Now Being Great ly Imprevsd. Today the golf tournament that has been on at the Log Cabin Club since Thanksgiving Day, la expected to reach the semi-final round. W. G. Solomon. Jr., will play Chris Sheridan, and W. C. Redding will play the winner of the match. As to who will win the championship Is very much In doubt. Solomon at his best Is one of the beat players that appear on the links, and Dr. Belden la a good one, now being regarded aa a strong favorite for first place aa W. C. Redding. No matter who wlna, some exciting games are expected, and the finish *s bound to be a cloae one. The golf links at the cabin are now being Improved. Hundred and twenty yards are being added to the length of the course, and & new hole la being laid out, and will be put Into use be fore the Christmas handicap tourna ment. A new putting green la a I no In course of construction. These Improvements and additions to the golf links will necessitate an Increase In the bogey of the course. This matter will, however, be left to Mr. Wilbur Oakes, the golf profes sional and Instructor In charge of the links. Marked for Death. "Three years ago I was marked for death. A graveyard cough was tear* Ing my lungs to pieces. Doctors fell ed to help me. and hope had fled, when my husband got Dr. King's New Discovery,•* says Mrs. A. C. Williams, of Dac, Ky. "The first dose helped me and Improvement kept on until I had gained S8 pounds In weight and my health was fully restored." This medicine holds the world’s healing re cord for cough* and colds and lung and throat diseases. It prevsnts pneu monia. Sold under guarantee at drug stores. He and f 1-00. Trial bottle free. Deg Show on Roof. SEW YORK, Dec. 4.—An Innovation In dog shows will be held la this city today and tomorrow, when the French Bulldog Club of America will hold a show on the reef of the Waldorf-Astoria. The Toy B nlei emb of America will give aa ex- ittoo UUr on the same roof. THE BIGGEST CUT YET Ono lot of forty-soven Costumes, in ono and two pieces, (Spring Models) made from Voiles, Silks, Panamas end Henriettas. They are shown in blaok and assorted colors. Splendid for reception nnd theatre wear. Been soiling from $20.00 to $50.00; thoy go nofir from— Five to Fifteen Dollars Another lot of Costumes, made from good qual ity of black Taffeta Silk; price is $05.00; they go now for— Twenty-Five Dollars Come in this morning; thoso will not stay with us long, at such ridiculously low prices. Look at Our Cloak Ad in This Issue. A U C T I O N TODAY ORIENTAL BAZAAR, 314 Second St. THREE SALES AND PRIZES AT EACH SALE 1,000 Exceptional Bargains in Oluny Laces, Drawn Work, Tapestry, Jewelry, Etc. EVERY VISITOR WILL RECEIVE A TICKET SALES, 10:30 a. m., 3:30 and 7:30 p. m. D. WITMAN, Auctioneer. For Sale $1,460 Home being built in East Macon; will build to suit. $$,000 Desirable Vlneville cottage; lot wide. $6,260 College street home; 10 rooms; built for a home; worth the money. $1,000 Vlneville lot; will build home for pur chaser. $1,350.00 For a Qrnck Sale Nice cottage on corner lot In good neighborhood and growing part of town. Jao. F. and W. H. Cone, Real Estate, Insurance and Loans Phone 206. 607 Cherry St. Police (Jourt The Ingrate, The court was nurprlsed to find be- for him yesterday morning Minerva and Melvins, both of whom hs thought wero at the stockade doing time for Hoparato cases of disorderly conduct, aim hero <hcy were. It seems that while they were at the stockude they brushed up an old limit acquaintance, and had become fast friends. Minerva was the first to completo her sentence, and for the ties of friendship that had bean knit while they were fellow prisoners she went at once to wofk to borrow or otherwise got up enough money to pay tho unworkod portion of Mel- vlna’a fine. Then, hand In hand, they started life anew. Having been deprived of nl-beer for ao long, they decided that tho tint thing, they would do would be to load up and try to make up for loat time. Minerva had a rousln from whom she secured a dollar. It was all the money they could get, but Just havi n B left the gang where food was plen tiful, they were not so hungry as they were thirsty. While they were off on tho gang their rooms had been de nuded of everything, the rooms taken by other people, ao that they had no plare to go nicer* to Mary Jackson’s In Yamacraw. Mary was a friend to any woninn In distress to the extent of her ability, which wasn't much, but that much was shelter. Where they got the nl-heer. or how they got It did not develop, but they got It and two hours or more later they were sleeping In the cells. What they did and what they said after the nl-beer got In Its dendly work was a sealed book to them, to be opened at the trial. The officers told of the trouble. All Yamacraw was torn up. The. good people down there were simply horri fied at the language used, and x hard working ^brickyard man waa badly beaten up with a bed-alat. Then and there the friendship so warmly formed at the stockade was dfesolv*). It wse till right v> bo friends at the stockade, but now that another term there stared them In the face, It was the duty of esch to lay the fuss on the other and follow the plan of every man for himself. It was Minerva who had the first shot! ••Jedge. lemme tell yer wottsr dun fur dlahyer oomsn. Atter I gits oufn de gang T gits up de money anner peya her out. I sho did. Den wot she do? Btldder bein’ mer fr>n’ she go tighter gin me, dat wot she do. She sho went right hack on me, dls same Melvlny. Kr mens wotter knowrid, hyere he. dls yer very mans, he sav ter me, JIsho. Mlnervy, you an’ yer fr>n’ look ter me lair you sho needer dram, anner got ter I PI' dram on de hip ef yer t’lnk hit’ll do yer a*iy good. J**»lge nil I tuck out’n dat bot tle wtizxer jisser 1IT awaller. Den Melvinv tu’n hit up an’ efflt helnt de tmfe I honer mer drap dald. she sho drlnked hit all. Dat w’enntr went ter git de nl-bear. Butter wusseut R ad wlrt Melvlny kase she' drlnked I de dram, anner gl’ her soma u> de nt-bear. Jedge. yer got no bis- nlss mlxln’ nt-beir wld dram, butter didn’t know dat den. Melvlny aha drlnked de moetla an’ twarnt long fo she drunk's or rooter. Bhe aay. Jim* youser mighty sweet Ting ter cilt yerse'f or ooman. Bhe say dst ter me an’ I do one wot cotter out’n de gang. Bhe say, yer look Uric one er dem t’lngs I see on de foot er mer held w’enntr gits drunk. Dem de berry wads wot she spok\ Pis mans’ hvere, he spoke un an’ he aay. yer oughtn’t tor talk erbout yer f**en' fiat- tor way. an* den Melvlny she aho gits riled at dst. Bhe runned In de house an* she fitter slat out’n do bald an* ehe klm out dar an* fo de mans ha° time tor git out’n de way she fain '!m aide de bald an* aha hues 'lm wide op'n wld dat bald alat, dat wot aha do. Jedge dls ooman oughtn’t ter do me l&K dat." It took Malvina's nreath away to stand there and listen to Minerva. When asked to mako her statement, she hesitated long. "Weller, Jedge, taint no use fur me ter say nuffln. Dls ooman dun tol’ hit all lak she want hit. Bhe de an- gll an' I la de debbul. She de good oomans an’ 1 Is dn bad oomnns. She didn’t do nufflrffen’ I dun hit nil. Sho never totch de dram nnd I drlnked hit all. Jls sen' me ter ds chalngang, Jedge. I mlghter kwowed dattcr wus- ser gltt’n In trouble w'enner gottor 'qualnted wld dat ooman. She alnt right Inner bald'. Jls sen’ me down, Jedge. Ise willin’ ter tek mer mad*- dn.’’ And the court broke two hearts when he eent both to the gang for thirty days each without a fine. Rut the officers said that by the time they got to the stockade they would be as fast friends as ever. Malaria Makes Pale Sickly Children. The Old Standard GROVE'S TASTE LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma laria and builds up the system. For grown people and children 60c. LOOK! LOOKII LOOK!!! $4,750.00 For a 10-room dwelling, well located in tho host residence section of tho city. All mod em conveniences, and could not be built today for $5,000. The owner must sell at once. Let us show it to you. It won’t be on the market long. ffiNTON-MORGAN CO. 420 Cherry St. Phone 1192. Brown House Oppoilt, Union Dopol— MACON, QA. American Plan F. BARTOW 8TUBB8, Proprietor. F. W. ARMSTRONG, Manager, RENT LIST 11$ Clayton Avs„ S-r 42$ Caning, S-r. 741 College, »-r 42$ Calhoun, S-r Cor. Carling and Rembart. M il. $10 Duncan Ava„ 11.11:, l-r..., 16S Fourth, 7-r 11$ Holt St., l-r Johnson Avo., H. IL, S-r. S22 Monroe. S-r,.. 1171 Oglethorpe. 7-r $1! Orange, 7-r STORES. ISO Poplar 8t 168 Poplar (Jon. 1) ISO Poplar Man. 1) B. A. WISE & CO. ,122.60 ,$20.00 .$$6.00 .126.00 $26 00 .$18.00 122.10 $22. .0 ,116.00 $20.00 ,$26.00 $26.00 .$40.00 $60.CO 100.00 NO PAGE Of history contains the account of a greater evolution than the one devot ed to Sanitation—the wonderful prog ress from primitive to present-day con- —Get Our Prices On— PERFECTION HEATERS AND RAYO LAMPS CANFIELD OIL COMPANY, Phono G37. MR. DOO GUNN is no longer with JONES, GUNN & JONES, end this blr horse and mule emporium will In the future be run by Mr. lien L Jones and his eon. Mr. W. H. Jones. Southern Packing Co. Choicest Native and Western Moats. 620 Cherry St. Phone 351. HEIMATH HALL 668 Walnut Street. Beoulsr meals for man and women 26 cents. Bualneaa women 15 cent*. Breakfast 7 to 8 *. m. Dinner 1? to 1:SO e. m. Supper, 6:00 to 7:00. A tree rest room: convenient for oxt- of-town shoppers. Phone 187. H. & H. R. HUHN, Basement American Nat'l Bank Bldg* Repairing of Guns, Pistols, Locks, Safes and Fine Machinery. UcaWordl Advertisements undsr ths heads of Wanted. For Dale, For Rent. Lost. Found. Personal, Mlsctllantous. Ete., Inssrted in this department for 1c per word for eacn Issue. No notice will bo Inserted for less than 16 cents. Remlttancss of $1 and Isis may bn made In postage stamps. WANTED WANTED—A few select boarder*; choice room* and all convenience*; private family. 140 Washington ave. Phone 807$. WANTED—100 men to lezrn barber trade, and taka po*ltlons watting our graduates, few weeks completes, oonstant practice furnished, scholarship Includes tools, demonstrations, examinations and diploma*: write for catalogue. Molcr Barber College, Atlanta, Ga. WANTED—Young man student wants place to work for room and board. "Student," car* Telegraph. WANTED—Hoarders; also table boarders. 116 Washington ave.. Phono 8067. WANTED—By young couple with one child, three or four rooms for light housekeeping. In good neighborhood; ref erence* exenangen. "H. If.," Telegraph. FRRHII barrel each of Imported German •aucr kraut and dill pickle*. Oscar Ilrudlcy. l’hone* 661-488. ALL KINDS of fish. oyster*, gam* and poultry, celery and cranberries. Daniel St Blaslngamc. Phone 413. WANTED—Bid* for building ala five- room frame dwelling at Manchester, Ga. For particular* apply Wadlev In vestment Co.. Grand building. Phono WANTED—Dr...,. In nU.: Ue.t of work. «t»l« mid nt a >p«ol«llr. Phon. mi. WANTED—One unfurnished room. Ad dress Box 898, giving price, location, etc. WANTED—Position aawlng by competent sawyer. Address Sawyer, Macon Dally Telegraph. ABE YOU aware that If you are honest, Industrious, end anxious to make your Way In the world that there Is somebody who wants to help you; the first requisite for you Is a thorough business training; we are ready to help you nbtntn It. Stan- ley's Businas* College, Macon, Ga. WANTED—Isuly a* one of household In family of four (husband, wife and two children) to assist In household duties, will pay reasonable salary. Address "Home," this office. WANTED—SALESMEN CALENDAR SALESMEN—Experienced In ths sale of advertising calendars; large line, best selling styles, Imported nnd domestic; new line for 1110 ready Jan. 1, 1&08; deal with mein office direct; no mid dle men. Address with references Aug. Gast Bank-Note * Lttho Co., 8L Louis, Mo. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Half of cottage; very desir able locality. 16$ Hlgnst FOR RENT—Two furnished room* for rent, with or without meals. Address ”J," care Telegraph. FOR RENT—Six-room cotU/re within half block court house: all conven ience*. Apply 816 Second at FOR RENT—Three . cholos connecting rooms, to oounie without children; ref erence*. 684 Washington ave. WtaptBW" ChrU,m “ FOR RENT—Dwelling, now oooupled by me. 686 V\>rsyth at.; possession given January let. Oscar nradley, Phone 428. FOR nENT—Wat your houses with Wad- lay Investment Company. We move our tenants free. Grand building. Phone ROR RENT—On.*half at ojrie. «r d..k room, 411 ft.oond «t. u. Trio Napl.r, roR RENT—Thrr. MM an,1 Rate; lomlion moan, ovrwlkln*; ... till, on. on Midi «t.. up-to-d.l. In .vUTUiln,; no rhlldrtn uk.n. phono MU. FOR RENT—Eight-room house, TIO For syth st., near Orange: 1161 W» at: 770, fl». 768 Ash at, B. L. Hartx, corner Orange and Forsyth *t*. POR RENT—Two A1 Around floor oltlrr. In WulilnAton bkiokl .U.m h..t .nd jMiitor. all conv.nl.ncra. Appt, u Ma con Ravin,. Rink. LOST ‘ I/IRT—Small bunch of key*. Reward of 10$' Cotton ave. LOFT—Wednesday, Dec. 2d, In city, plain gold ring with O. R. C. monogram. Finder pleoae addrea* A W. Stole/, Belle vue, and receive reward. LOST—On the atruata Monday last, a smell silver cruclflg. Finder return to this ofrlco for reward. REWARD. REWARD offered for bunch of key* wltf? the name of R. L. Mercer on check. Return to E. B. Harris* shoe store. WEINKKS. bologna, ring hard and eoft FOR SALE iron BAUP-lln. vl.nt.tkiD of IU mtm, four farms under cultivation; largo pas- ture. two nrrl.nr.ia. plenty wnter and woodland, cleg.nit. modern house, farm buildings, four cabins; also stock and Im plements; desth cause of selling Apply to Mrs. Burr Brown. EatonUm, Ga. FOR SALE—Motion picture or vaudeville theater: seat* 864; up-to-date; re cently renovated and deo<.rat#d; good lo cation. business paying: private reasons for selling. Address Crescent Theater, Chattanooga, Tana. FOR BALE—Nice backbone and spare- ribs. country style; you koow they are fine. Give us an order. Phone 726. J. D. McKay ft Co. FOR SALE—Restaurant and lunoh counter, best location In the city; good paying business; this Is a good oppor tunity. Addrea* Restaurant, earn Tele graph. FOR RALE—Good hone, buggy and bar^ nin cheap. Apply at Branaa'a sta bles. Poplar st FOR SALE—Go** perfecting pres*, with complete stereotype outfit; good order: prints 4 or 8 pages! 21.250 fob Maeon. Address Telegraph. Macon. Ga. FOR PALE—Ten-horso Schofield steam engine and bolter: good running order: $160 for outfit Macon Telegraph. MONEY TO LOAN. REAL ESTATE LOANS-1100 and Up ward*; no d-lay; loans rlr-M-d within J4 hours. Jlarrold Banking and Saving* Co.. <07 Cherry at MONEY TO LEND on real estate, repay able monthly. J. J. Cobh, Commercial ft Savings Bank. PERSONAL HALL'S SCHOOL can accommodate a few more boys after Xma*. For par ticular*. apply at once 807 Cotton av*. FLORIDA green cabbage, new Irish po tatoes, cauliflower, California celery. Spanish onions. M. Bloch. Phon* 4$. CAPE COD cranberries and California ^elery. Oscar Bradley. Phones 461- CALL ON our candy department! wa kIbo make a specialty of fruits; our celery, lettuce and other vegetables are always fresh and crisp under our vsgsta- hie fountain. Pure Food Grocery. C. W. Rice, Manager. MACON TYPEWRITING BXCHANOEL First class stenorraphlo work. No. S Grand building. Phone 874. CABBAGE PLANTS of superior strains. grown by C. M. Gibson. Young's Island. 8. C. Write for Illustrated catalogue and prices. Pull count and satisfaction guar anteed. MATTRESSES renovated, sent for and delivered same day; satisfaction guar anteed. Ring us up. Pnono 717. B. ft II. Mattress Co. MISCELLANEOUS FIjORIDA oranges, cocoanuts. grape fruit, choice bananas and cranberries. M. Bloch. Phon* 48. TRY A pound of Jones' dairy farm pork sausage. Oscar Uradley. Phones 461- 428. WE ESPECIALLY Invite you to see our new store. Everything new, clean and fresh. W# will endeavor to make It a pleasure for you to trade with us. C. W. lllce. Manager. Pure Food Grocery. CABBAGE PLANTS. Oarden Plant*. Grown In the open air will stand the coldest winter. Prices 1 to 4 thousand. $1.60; 4 to t thousand. $1.86: over s thou sand, $1.00 per thousand. F. O. B. Meg- get ta. fl. C. We have special express rates. Write us for agents' outfit and proposition. .N. H. BHtch Co.. Msggetts. B. C.. the largest truck farm In the world. FOR SALE Nos. 607 and 609 Mulberry st., 2- story brick building. Second story arranged for residence. DARGAIN for QUICK BALE. Orange at. residence, 10 rooms, re cently overhauled a*d painted. Alley on 2 aides; larrt lot. Two-story brick store In good busi ness locality. Will exchange for email farm. Inquire at office for particu lars. New Cottngo; largo lot, at Crump's Park. Six-room dwelling and 4 acres In Dellovue. 25 acrea near town. Plenty of wa ter and woods, $1,110. 100 ncres splendid lovel land. New Improyoments; fine orchard of 2,000 Soma splendid farms from $6.00 per acre up. Home funds on long time nt 7 per oent. Call on me next week SURE. , GEO. W. DUNCAN For Sale Wo havo a beautiful vnenut lot for salo on Napier Heights, near car line, in fine residence section. Sizo 50x150. A great bargain. Lot ns show it to you. Prico $350.00. Jordan Realty Co. Real Estate, Insurance ^ i and Loans. Phone 1136. 4th National Bank Building. For Sale A neat five-room oottnge on about an acre of ground fronting oar lino, near Log Cabin Club an extremely deelr able place sad with plenty of non for another house without orowding. Price $2,600. This la oheap consid ering location and Improvement*. Can make reasonable terms If wanted. Georgia Loan & Trust Co. 565 Mulberry Street, WANTED For cosh two medium grtsel roaldeaee* close In. rOR SALE One splendidly Improved plantstfna near Macon: very best condition; would make giend country home. Farm* In various lo<’*dltl«>s. lumber loads, vacant JONES SEAL ESTATE AGENCY in MWJIMRy HSUb ..