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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 8, 1908 Business iVten’s Meeting The Foartb National Bank—a business institution, rest ing upon the soundest business principles, guided by tried nnd proven business men, and pntronized by the most con servative business firms. 'Bank “Facts”—not Theories—facts backed by sound judgment. • It’s from such a standpoint we solicit your account. Fourth National Bank MACON, GA.. CHRISTMAS CEMENTS THE BONDS. • Of good fellowship nnd kindly feeling. Our cement will in sure a share of yours toward us. Like all our building ma terials our cements are the best we can get. If you ex pect to do any building or im proving have Us furnish the materials. Quick deliveries for those in a hurry. WILLINGHAM SASH & DOOR CO., 457 Third St., MACON, GA. ’ . DO YOU DRINK GINGER ALE? THEN TRY “Acme Ginger Ale” Brewed by the same process as beer, from the best im ported Jamaica ginger root, with distilled water and bottled under refrigeration. It is a very healthy and refreshing beverage and is second to none ever introduced into this market. "We invite comparison with any imported article and think you will agree with us. Our system of making ginger ale is the only correct way to make a first class article and our prices are but little more than what you pay for the ordinary ginger pop. Try a case or cask and you will pronounce it as good as any ginger ale-you ever drank. . - ~ Phones 342 and 396 Acme Brewing Co. r Macon. Ga. COTTON UNSETTLED; BARELY STEADY WHEAT DECLINES TWO CENTS BUSHEL CLOSE IS OFF 6 TO 8. POINTS—RE- DUE TO GENERAL 8ELLINQ EASED CEIPT8 CONTINUE TO BE ON O^ARISH SHOWING OF HEAVY, GOVERNMENT. LIVERPOOL apote doted.... NEW YORK spots closed... NEW ORLEANS spots dose THE LOCAL COTTON MARKET. ' Tin• Macon cotton market yesterday closed weak at the following quotations: Range of Prices. Good Middling Strict Middling Middling Strict Low Middling Low Middling Spot Cotton Movement. Rooty. 9h*o. Dec. 6. 1901 a«S 63s Dec. 7. 1901 340 339 CHICAGO. Dec. T.-Wheat prices on the local exchange declined le. today for the May and July deliveries. owing tr K nerai selling, bused on a bearish show % of the government report. The mar ket closed weak at the lowest point. Corn, outs und provisions also dosed weak. Open. High. Low. Clos. 1.05* 1.04% 1.04* 1.10% 1.01* 1.08% 1.02% 1.01% 1.01% Sept. 1. 1901.. 1,1711 ml fit ft 40% 49% Dec. 7. 1908 • 14,605 j„„. , . .16.00 11.02* 15.60 16. NEW YORK. May . . .14.22* steady at a net decline of «ut points. 8‘’°rt Riba—- Sniff were estimated nt 180.000 bales. The market opened steady ut un i ' * decline of 1 j»ol , . ‘ , steady steady cables and larger English spot sales, but the whole list cased off right opene trance of 4 points to near months being relatively nd larger Er .’hole list cased off right opening with December de-i a f«w notices, estimated ut 1 about 1.500 bales, while the general mar-i ket was Influenced by the continued; heavy movement und scattering llquktu- after tbo 16.02* 15.60 15.80 16.27* 16.07* 16.07* 9.22* 9.15 I 9.43* 9.26 1 6.22* 6.22* 8.22* 6.67* 8.45 6.47* DRY GOODS. NEW YORK. Dec. 7.—The cotton goods market opened quiet and steady: domes tics are held firm, dray cottons are i shade easier in spots consequent on trad Ing between second hands. Fleeced cot- ii hosiery for fall was opened during « day. Dress goods are generally quiet, it sodio few lines are In active demand. — covering during the middle of the day. but weakened again In the late session under a renewal of liquidation through wire and commission houses, with last prices at practically the lowest point. The National Glnnera’ Association esti mates the amount of ootton ginned to December 1st at 11.064.000 bales and the prpbabl* ..crop at 12.678,000 bales. The census bureau giving the amount of cot ton ginned to December 1st will be pub lished at tho opening tomorrow and the government’s estimate of the crop will be published at 1 o’clock on Wednesday. Southern spot markets, officially ported, are generally unchanged celpta continued heavy, but the outlook Is for large clearances during the balance of the month. Receipts of cotton at the porta today were 61,136 hales against 96.771 bales bud week and 47.018 bales last year. For the week (estimated) 426,000 bales against 469.291 bales last week and JfiS.793 hales last year. Today’s receipts at New Orleans 17.505 bales against 13,759 bale < last year, and at Houston 16,222 bales against 8,574 bales last year. Spot Cotton and Futures NF7W YORK. Dec. 7.—Spot cotton dosed quiet; middling uplands 9.35; mid dling gulf 9.60; sales 4,200 bales. Open. High. Low. Close. January 6.78 8.81 8.70 1.71 —-•~rmry —• 8.72 Ch 8.81 8.81 8.71 8.72 May 8.85 8.85 8.78 8T8 Jbne 8.72 July 8.80 8.80 8.72 8.72 August — 8.62 October 6.67 8.67 8.60 8.60 December 9.19 9.19 9.07 9.07 Receipt*-and Exports. Jated net receipt.!'.. Exports'to Great Britain.. 42.057 Exports to Prance 8.596 Exports to continent.. Stock on hand all ports.. 1,069.975 Since September 1. Tsoif— Consolidated receipts 5.000.612 Exports to Orest Britain 1,217,386 Exporta to Prance * 4*2,546 ; Exports to continent 1.667,412 Exports to Japan.., 42.751 Exports to Mexico 802 Price, Receipts, Sales, Stock. Tho Porta: Galveston j New Orleani I Mobile . . , Savannah . Charleston . Wilmington Norfolk . . Baltimore*. New York . | Oldest Whisky House in South ESTABLISHED 1881 OLD SHARPE WILLIAM8, Pure line old Rye. by the r llon ft full quarts 12.06 quaris 83.50 Express prepaid. GEORGE J. COLEMAN. Pure Pennsylvania Rye, rich and mellow, by the /S{ ,0 SumVw ::::::::::::::: :!I:2I Express prepaid, ANVIL RYE. Pure and substantial fam ily whisky, by the gallon..9150 4 full quarts $190 Express prepaid, OLD POINTER CLUB CORN. Rich and mellow, by the f llon 1150 full quarts $2.90 Express prepaid. IV.. Reds.(Sales. UT'- MB Interior Movement. Houston , • . Augusta . • . Memphis . . , St. louIr Ft. Louis Louisville ... 9* Little Rock....|S* rrice.lReds.lSales. HIV Iffti LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL. Dec. 7.—Spot cotton In fair demand: prices 4a6 points higher American middling fair 6.44; good,mid dling 1.06; middling 4.92; low middling 4.72; good ordinary 4.21: ordinary 8,81. The sales of the .lay were 12.000 halos. 606 h - ’— for export nnd 11.500 bales —ireai—c-ir— -—- 4,000 tales. In cluding 5,600 bales American. American. Receipts ’ Futures opened steady and closed quiet. American middling Q. O. C.: January-Pbbruarr February-March March-Aprli Aprll-May May-June June-July July-August Auguat-Septefhber September-October October-November Novamber-Decemher December-January OLD GEORGIA CORN / Dlreet From Bonded Warehouses and Old. By the gallon §128 Four full quarts 13.75 Express prepaid We handle an the leading brands of Rye and Bourbon Whiskies In the market, and will save you from 26 to 50 per cent on your purthosos. Send atalogue. Mailed free. .spot I was quiet. l-16c. lower, middling Bales on the spot were 1,000 bales, and to arrive 8,600 bales. Futures opened quiet at a decline of 2 . to 4 points. Cables were good, hut large I ginning estimates and big crop guesses from private sources had their effect and the market sagged In consequence. The spot demand was better .than for some | time past, one firm selling $100,000 worth lot ton for ehlpr |—* * ■—■MiworU 1 i movement, hut load i -wk- 10 "“PPort the. I market with the bureau renorta nt hand for .price list and cats THE ALTMAYER & FLATAU LIQUOR CO. 720, 722, 724, 7P6 West Bay .Street JACKSONVILLE, . . - FLORIDA Iff ■hlpm.nt t.i mnllnental .plnn.T., Kkport. from all portion, ware hravy .ml ofTMt th. mov,rn.nl. hot Inad- InK bull Intermit, rerufled to mipport the market with the bureau renorta at hand Ih-leee fell until they atood at a decline of R to 10 point,. The elo«ew...t«ady and .price, allowed » net drcUne of < to * point.. Future. CENTRAL OL GEOROIA RAILWAY CO. 1 Savannah, Augusta Covington Eatonton Eaten tan. Atlanta and Or I Atlanta and G'i ARRIVE PROM— 1 1:36am Savannah and Augusta Savannah, Augusta Covington and Eatonton Eatonton and Milisdgevllle.. Athens and Madison Athene and Maaisen « Atlanta. Chicago. St. Louis.. Atlanta and Griffin 1 Atlanta and Orlffln Atlanta and Orlffln...., • Atlanta and Orlffln.. 1 Birmingham and Cofumbua..' Birmingham and Oetumbus,. 4 Montgomery and Alhsny Montacmery and Albany 1 AmtncjB JOHN W. BLOUNT, schedules corrected to d*t«. District Passenger Agent. 601 C *11:55am ■ IMiiledgevllls.. t 7:50pm Athena and fV dl>on ''I 7:40sm Athena and Mad I eta •*..• 4:SOpm Atlanta tD*«<f_.F. , y* r ).^»»»*J ivv: .• 7:25am .• liMpm Atlanta and Griffin.......*..,. 4:4Cpi Columbua and Birmingham..* 2:45a Columbus and Birmingham. .*1t:25am Albany and Montgomery * 2:00am Albany and Montgomery....*11:4dani Americas .....* 7:56pm •OAILY. tBXCEPT SUNDAY** Cur- c|o«sd aa follows:I December. bid .. January, bid ...Ji February, nominal 8.62 Vbruai larch. Jufr!' 5 nr.« iuim, imr. aunougn Liver pool was distinctly better than expected this morning our market has been heavy all day under a alow liquidation by the recent outside buyers, who do not like Houston receive st.ooo Dates nnd Gel* veston 56.066 bales on the 8th of Decem ber Increases the belief In a larger crop tfian the recent estimate With a glnnera report ejkpscted to morrow and n government c«tlmntQ of the crop on Wednesday, tbs local trade _ .. - 1 without any Intereat has shown . 'the Influ- K rts. Therefore, while *n heavy all day the l smsfl decline was due to the continued I liquidation of tong cotton. Home Decem ber were sold against shipments from the Interior for delivery as the southern markets are again lower. are disposed to ha without any In the market, aa experience La how impossible It Is lo puage t ence of these reports. Therefoi COTTON SEED OIL. ' NEW YORE. Dec. 7.-Cotton need oil was steady on llaht receipts and specu lative demand. Prime crude In barrels f.o.b. mills 29**10; prime summer vslinw • SMialt; prime summer white 39%a4l; prim** winter yellow 45**6%: off summer yellow 37a2t%; good off summer yellow 117 **39. rerIs have born sold ut low figured. Mall orders for the day were generally good In the Jobbing houses. WILMINGTON, Dec. 7.—Spirits tur pentine steady at 26*; receipts if casks. Rosin Htcndy at 3.65; receipts 92. Tar firm nt 1.80; receipts 111. Crude tur- l*cntlne firm at 2.00, 3.nr " *“ * relpts 41 CHARI Tude t s.00; itcntlne firm nt 2 relpts 41. CHARLESTON. Dec. 7.~Turpentine firm at 38%. Rosin firm. Quote: A. B, CV D. 2.10: E. 2.84: P. 2.90. G. 2.85a87*; irf. J.M: f. f.oi: JC. R.flft: M. s.€5; *N. 5.05; w. f).. 020; W. v>„ «.<n. SAVANNAH. «... Dot*. 7.— 1 Turp«ntlno firm at 39*; sales 701: receipts 546; ship ments 1,231’.. Rosin flrin; sales 2,604; re ceipts 2.399; shipments t.259: stock 1M.- 608i Quote: A, B, C. D. 2.90; E. 2.92* to 3.on : F. 2.95a3,00; O. 2.97*aS.OO; II. 3.40: I. 4.15; K. 6.10: M. 6.76; N. 6.16; W. W.. 6.40; W. W.. 6.60. New York Money Market. NEW YORK. Dec. 7.—Money e.. easy: 2a2* per cent; ruling rate 2*; closing bid 2*; offered nt 2*. Time Ioann very dull nnd steady: 60 days 6 per cent: 60 days 3a3* per cent; six months 3*a3% per cent Prime mercantlTo paper 8%a4* per cent. Sterling exchange steady, with nrtunl business In bankers’ bills at 4.84.20a 4.64.40 for 60-day bills nnd at 4.16.60 for Bar silver 48*. Mexican dollars 45. SITUATION CLEARS; GEN. SION RULES LOCAL HAYTIEN POPULATION SEEMS TO HAVE ACCEPTED NEW ORDER OF THINGS th© recent Interview her© betw©en J 0©n. Simon, the leader of the revolutionary movement, and tlen. Fuuchard, on aa* plrant to tho presidency, the latter said that In view of the fnct that "Ood had 'blessed the arms of Gen. Simon.** he withdrew hln candidacy to avert possibility of civil war. The proclama tion of Gen. Simon an president of the republic waa decided upon. The local population ban accepted the new order of thtnga. Gen. Simon today took possession of the natl6nal palace. A VOTE IN HOWARD DISTRICT Expense to the County of Holding the Justices’ Election Last Saturday. Tho coat to the county of th© elec tion for Juatlcos of the peace held on Saturday waa 988, covering the pay or the managers. In the Howard district, whem there were only ton votes coat, the coat to county was one dollar for each vote. But the justices of the pence are neces sary. and the county must have them at any cost. ON VISIT TO Popular Travsllnq Man Hera in In terests of Luzianna Coffal. Mr. Luther Ferguson, one of the moat popular traveling men that peri odically visit Macon, arrived In the city yesterday, and was warmly greeted by his many friends. Mr. Ferguson Is the-aouthern repre sentative for the famous Luslanna cof fee, distributed by the Relly-Taylor Company of New Orleans. He report* having made line sale* throughout Ms territory and has cloned a number cf big supply contracts In Macon. MACON TQ~NEW YORK In Through Slaspar Via 8outhfrn Railway. Effective with flrat car leaving Ma con Wednesday. December 6th. 7:55 a. m.. and errlvlng New York Decem ber 10th. 12:30 noon, tho Southern Railway will inaugurate dally Pullman drawing room sleeping car service be tween Macon and New York. Return ing this car will leave New York 4;2» p. m. and arrive Macon 5:10 p. m., following evening. Seat fare Maeon to Atlanta 26 cents. For further infor mation. reservations, etc., call on G. R. PETTIT, Trav. Pass. Agt.. 413 Fourth street. Macon. Ga. Telephone PORTLAND BUNK ROBBED OF $16000 PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 7.—The Kaat- slde Bank nt W»et Washington strict and Grand nvenue. was robbed tonight by three masked men of 518.560. The president of the bank, Henry If. Newhall, and hie aon. Roger, were Just about to leave the bank for hom<- wnen two men armed with pistols entered. President Newhall and his non were com manded to hold up their hands, and while they were thus under the cover of the ■ ^wr** revolver*, the other man crawled igh the rashler’a window, passed out tho money and crawled back Into tUo robber guarded Ike entrance. The three n WAITING ATTITUDE ■ RULESjN STOCKS oeLlfiVfiD GREATER EASE IN MON EY MARKET WILL COMB WITH NEW YEAR. NEW YORK. Dae. 7.-Today’a stock market narrowed perceptibly In Its spec ulative scope. Market poola operated by fits und Hturta In rhoaen stocks. In the hotly of the list the operations were al most entirely In the hands of the room traders, who conducted their transac tion* with great Hrcuttiapoctlon. The lack of decision In any of tho day’s movements roflci-fs a(vu«-iUI«’ th° an—, ‘dative sentiment prevailing for the mo ment. Hnomth motives to* cuiiKnV4t H >.j n*v orovMej jn the nrobnble course of events over the end of tfef year ’ to i . u ...et .i waiting attitude. The canvlc* Don f* vcr>* general Hint, whatever alight llrmneaa there may be In the money market In connection with the approach of tlu- end of the year and Its numerous rcqulremcnia, the turn of the year jvlli fee a relaxation to even greater nasr. The publication of the government’s Dec. l estimate of the condition of the winter wheat crop waa on event of some Importance. Tho commencement of div idend* at the rate of 4 per cent on Wls- <oiiHht Central preferred stock waa a Mistslnlng factor Ut keeping olive spccu- littfv*» Inti-rr-t I- Hint class of stocks which have furnished the features of the market for some time oast. Honda were firm. Total aalos, par H iG! <1 sales stocks today were 706.900 NEW YORK STOCK I.IST. Amalgamated t’oppei- 83 American Car and Foundry 46* American Far and Foundry pfd ....107 American Ootton Oil 42 American Hide and Leather prof.. 30* American Ice Kecurltlea 23U American Linseed 15* .\merk-an Ixtcomollvo 85* American Locomotive pref. 109 American Smffltlng nnd Refining.... 89% A tner. Smelting nnd Refining praf. .106 American Sugar Refining 131 American Tobacco g>ref. 93% Amerlron Woolen 31 Anaconda Alining Company 48*4 Atchison 97* Atchison pref 101* Atlantic Const Lina 110% Knltltnore nnd Ohio 107* Baltimore nnd Ohio pref 91* Brooklyn Rapid Transit 66* ’anndlun Puclflc ...ion* ...2t:’ ::: f?S Central of New Jersey Fhesapenko and Ohio .. Chicago Great Western *’ ‘ n and North West* o. MIL and Rt. 1 . ... C. nnd St. Louis.... Colorado Fuel nnd Iron 40 Colorado nnd Southern 58 Colorado nnd Southern 1st pref.... 71* Colorado and Southern 2nd pref.... 68 Consolidated tins 163* Corn iToducts IK* Delaware nnd Hudson 174 Denver nnd Rio Grande 33* Denver nnd Rio Gfnnde pref 79 Distillers’ Securitise jji| Eric 1st pref’ ...V.V 48% Eric 2nd pref 39 General Electric 157 Great Northern pref 143* Greet Northern Ore ctf* 73% Illinois Central 1«8* Interborough Met 14% Interborough Met. pref 26* International Paper 11* International 1’npcr pfd 68 International Tump 31* Ity Southern ..’Ity Southern Lnulsvlll* and Nashville Kansas City Southern pref Minneapolis and St. I,oul«. 49 Minn.. SI P. and Sault St. M 139 Missouri Pacific *••• §6 Missouri, Kansas and Texas.. .... 37* Missouri. Knnsna nnd Texas pref.. 70% Nations!* 1<ead ... New York Central New tone « enxrai AIWA New York. Ontnrlo anil Western.... 46 Norfolk and Western *3% North American ... Northern Pacific .... Pennsylvania ,129V People’* Gn« •••••; AjJUlz Pittsburg. C. C. and Ht. Ix»uls 87% Pressed Steel Car *§* Pressed Steel Car 36 rullmsn I’nlace Car 171 Hallway Stool Spring Reading Republic Steel Republic Steel pref Rock Island Compnny Comp*— ...139V Rock Island - pref.. m St. TxjuI* nnd Ran Fran. 2nd pref.. 39% Rt. T/tuis Southwestern ;... 22% St. Louis Southwestern pref 63* Slosa-Hheffleld Steel und Iron 77% Southern Pnelfle J17* Southern Pacific pref 121* Southern lUllwny 24* Southern Railway pref 68* Tennessee Copper §4* Texas and Pselfic 84* Toledo. St. I/nils and Weal 3J% Toledo, St. Louie and West. pref.. 63* Union Paelfle ITnlon Pacific nref J* ITnlted State* Ruber 34% ffnlted States Rnbb«-r 1st pref 167 United States Steel 54*4 United States Steel pref 112JJ VlfginSJSarolJna ’ChemlcaV .43* Vlrglnla-Corollna Chemical pref...Ill Westlnghousa Electric 90* Western Union ** Wheeling and Tjike Erie 11* Wisconsin Central 50* American Tel. and Telgph 1*8* Htandurd Oil NEW YORK BONDS. IT. H. refunding 2s. registered 103* !!: i 3 A. American Tobacco 6a 1JJ8* Atchison geenral 4a , £22t 5{|ss«"L?T..:.v.v:.::::::jP Atchison cv. ■ 6a. 108 Atlantic Coast Lina 4a 96% Raltlmore and Ohio 4a. 100* Jislt I more gpd Ohio 2*s 94% Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s 79% Central of Georgia 5a... 109* Central of Georgia lit (no 80 Central of Georgia 2nd Inc 02 C'hiSE?. “n! 1 »ni'"guJniV 'new'li! Chlcag<», R. 1. and P. R. R. 4s...... 75* Chicago, R. I. and P. R. R. col. 8s.. 88 %8S& Myv:::::::::::: § Colorado and Southern 4a.. 96* Delaware end llmlmn cv. 4s 108* Denver and Rio Grande 4s . % P8 Erie prior lien 4s 89 •* Interbornugh Met. 4*s 76 Ispatt 4s lapnn 4*s. 2nd ’se’rUaite* l/»ul*v1lle and Nash, unified 4a.... 161* Manhattan consol gold 4a •§ Mexican Central 4s •* K exloan Central 1st Inc..... 17 Inn. and Ht. Louis 4s. 81 {?»': BX af.fiS =nV: M Norfork* 1 * n^* r We* i e rn eon sol *, *. B Penn, consol 4s 164 »tesdtng general 4s ..........460 itepnblh of Cuba 5# i’-’lSiS Kt. r^MJls and fron Mmm. eon. Eg..ID* Ht. Louis sad San 9Yonclaco fg 4s.. 82% Kt. Louis Southwestern non. 4s.... 77 Heaboard Air Une 4s n* Southern 4s - #1* Southern Pacific 1st Is 65% WEB IS WOVEN ABOUTJRS.RICE Witness Testifies That Slio Was Down Towu in Early Morning H. O. A. NASH, President. CHA8. NEVILLE. Vies Preeld.nL H. G. A. Nash Audit Co., EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS 203-204 National Dank Building, Savannah, Ga. Expert Accounting in All Its Branches. — OMAHA. Kill.. Per. 7.-The .letense this afternoon In the trial of Clias. Ed ward Davis, for ths murder of Dr. Fred erick 7*. Ruatin, rraated a sensation by producing a wltnrsa In the person of Mra Emily Allen, who testified to having seen a woman that th* witness declared was Mrs. Abbls Rico <m tho street down town about 4 o’clock In the morning buying a paper, a tiino at which, accord ing to Mrs. Rice and several witnesses for the prosecution, she was ut tho huuso where sho had heon living. ”1 had been to Chicago? 4 Mrs. Allen amid, "and gut back on a train arrlvimt Just before 3 o’clock a. m. I took n cab nnd started for home. At about 4 o’clocl.- whlle on the way. 1 met Mra. Rice, who had stopped two uctvaboys to buy a pa lter. 1 watched Iter for some Unto as sh* stepped under an electric light and eagerly scanned the paper. I had seen her many tlmea before with Dr. ltu»Un and always supposed she was his wife. ”1 went directly home nnd did not get up until 11 o’clock. I heard newstioys tailing ‘extra! all about Dr. llustln’s suicide!’ and said to n neighbor: ‘1 saw Mrs. Kustlu down town when I came up the street end she was almost frantic.’ It Was Mra. Rice I saw, but I prrxtimcd »he was Rustin’* wife until 1 learned differently later.” All the way through th* prosecution has introduced witnesses to ahow that Mrs. Rice that night got on n csr ut Fortieth amt Karnuut streets nt 11:34 and went directly to her room, where she remained until the next day. Mr*. Allen declarnd sh* had never met the attorneys for the defense until two hours 1 ♦afore she wits caled to give her testimony and lu«! only (man persuaded what she know by lior son. who said she ought lo give f»-r evidence. Court adjourned early, aa the state was not prepared to present It* rebuttal. Willing-ham’s Warehouse COTTON FACTORS SHIP US YOUR OOTTON AND GET TUN BEST RETURNS GEOROIA A New ffi&of Over Old Shimmies tear off tbo old shir-*- **- 7 p ’ ‘ ‘ 1 both-put on “Tmlei lor will or repair you eboulf I booklet, “Tho Right Roofing and tho Reasons Why.” PATENT VULCANITE ROOFfNB CO., Dept. 43, G2G-29 S. Campboll Avo., Chicago, III, r Franklin, Warren Co., Ohio. GEORGIA. Bibb County.—To the &u* pcrlor Court of said county: Tho petition of A. T. Holt, A. F. Holt, C. O. llolt nnd James A. Thomas. Jr., all ur the county of Illhh, Hints of Georgia, respectfully shows: 1. That they desire for themselves, their associate* niul successors, to Im» In corporated and mode a body politic un der the nnino and style of A. T. Holt Compnny for the period of twenty years. 2. The principal office of suld com- offlces within this state or elsewhere, whenever tho holders of a majority of the stock mny so determine. 2. The object of mild corporation Is pecuniary gain to Itself and Its shnro 4. The capital stock of said corpora tion Hhitll he live tllOUflUld dollars «65.ooo.ih») with the privilege of tiicrcnn- Iiik wiine to the sutn of twenty thousand dollars <$20,000.00) by a majority vote of the stock holders, said stock to DO divid ed Into shares of one hundred dollars ($100.00) each. All of the capital to lie employed by them has been actually paid In. 5. The business to be curried on by said corporation Is that of a general real eatate business. To rant houses nnd receive n commission therefor, sail nnd buy real estate for account of th* com pany, or on commission and to act aa f iencral Insurance agents. To build louses, repair the same, to buy and sell nil builders' tfuppltr*. nnd to do nny sad all things appertaining to said r Incsa. rt. Pel It loners desire the right to and ho sued, to plead nnd bo Implex led. to hove and uee n common seal, to trnke nil necessary by-laws nnd regulation*, and to do nil'thing* that may no ry for th# successful carrying id builni * * * *ald business. Including the right to buy. hold and aell real estate and personal property suitable to the purposes of the corpdmtloh. and to exeiffite note* -and bonds aa evkJanoa of Intfabtodnaaa Incur red. or which may he Incurred. In tho conduct of th* affaire of tho corporation and to secure the same hy mortgage security deed, or other form of Hen. undor existing laws. 7. They desire, for said corporation the power nnd authority to Apply fur und accept amohdmenta to Its charter of either form or Bubstanm hy a vote of a majority of Its stock outstanding nt the time. They also ask authority for said corporation to wind up Its affaire, liqui date und discontinue Its business at any tlnio It may determine to do so hy a lng nt tho time. o-tlilrda of ft* atocl: outstand- right of rnoewal when and as provided hy th# Inws of Gnorgta, nnd that It have all such other rights, pow ers, privileges and Immunities aa are In cident to Ilka corporations or permissible under th* law* of Georgia. Wherefore, petitioner* pray to be In- corpooated under the name nnd etyl* -THE R^OF-THAL l ASTS LONGEST THE MALLARY MILL SUPPLY COMPANY She Is Pleased Because hat husband has giv en her an Electric (Staling Dish, tyliich is just what >-lie wanted. It is just the tiling for cooking oysters, rarebits, omelets, etc. Can be used on tho dining table without injury to it. Can yon think of any thing moro useful to give your wife for Xmas? lict us show you the many electrical, appurtenances wo we have for sale. Macon Railway & Light Co. The Empire Electric Co. Successors to B'nglelon-Mountford Electric Co. Now under management 06 WILLIAM J. MOUNTFORD, JR. Efficiency, Competency, Promptness Everything Electrical by Electrical Experts Office Oil Mulberry fit. (Pythian Castle). Phone 117. Rosldenc* Phon* 134 JA0. A. THOMAS. Attorney for Petitioners. • said county, do herrby certify that th*. foregoing !• a true copy of ths appli cation for charter of A, T. Hole <’nmpany as th* same appear* or file In this office. Witness iny hand and oflutl signa ture nnd the seal of said court, this 7th day or December, 1»08. (Heal.) ROBT. A. NIHHWT. Clerk of th* Superior Court, Bibb Coun ty, Georgia. Have You Ever Inquired tho cost of a Bell Telephone in your homo? Wo havo various classo, of scrvico at different rates. Wo con furnish you good sorvio, at surprisingly reasonable cost. 6 CALL CONTRACT DEPT^-NO. 9080. Raeuraable Raise. TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY •rarer i r term. J A MPS TAt/^TT Vl. Charles T. Holme*. — firIra Facias to Revive Judgment. City Court of Maron. Th# defeiident. Cbar1*»a T. Holmes, la hereby notified to be and appear either In person or hr attorney, at th* March l llML nt th# city court of Macon, « held In and for Bibb county. Qa.. he flrat Monday Ir. March. 1969, To snow causa. If any ha can. why certain Judgment- In favor of Jama* Talcott against him should .not be revived, in default of which the court will proceed aa to Justice shall appertain. WHnc-s my hand and official ■ignalqra. •Hip November 4, JI , J|I| tT It. If. ffMmr. Clerk. A Wniskey Toddy There arc a number of people, especially those In the elder class, who drink three toddies daily. When - good whiskey, such as Clarke’s Pure Rye, is consumed in this manner it is decidedly beneficial-—very strength ening for the feeble or convalescents. A little sugar dis solved in a small amount of water blended with whukey is a toddy. Clarke’s Pure Rye is the most perfect whiskey in the world—it is sold in every civilized country— a genuine mark of quality. It is aged and bottled by the United States Government. This is your guarantee—for further evidence of it ness order a case. ' 4 Full Quarts, S 5.00 Delivered 12 Full Quarts, 12.00 Delivered For ule by molt dealer, throughout the world, and all dealu, la Term., and JaduonvilU, FU. If yours refuses to .upply you write us. Clarke Bros. & Co. PEORIA, ILL. X7lf Largest Distillers ht the World