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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: 'WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9, 1908
A Word With
■ {• a4
the Ladies
We must confesi that men regret-the “unsmok-
able cigars and pipes,” "shaving mugs and sets,”
“razors that wont shave,” the “bargain neckties"
from women's stores, they wont wear, and the usual
other articles which, apparently in emulation of men's
lack of thought in the matter, women seem bound
to inflict upon men at Christmas time.
Give the men something useful this year, and
tell them, too, that you want something new—some
thing to wear.
HE WOULD
. Appreciate one of our swell Over
coats-—Surely nothing could be
more useful.
$15.00 to $40.00
ON* PRICE TO EVERYBODY
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, DEO. fc
At H. (Mats) Wilson
1. hi. Soa(-b<SMl»a Mar,
When Old New York was Dutch
corns nti tals of tarty days en
boUlshsd with beautiful and well-
arranged accnio affaota.
NIW SONGS A-PLENTY. ‘
Each a Muaical Gam.
"Helen,'' “The Old Chimney Cor*
rr“ "Auf Wlnderesehn Fraullcn,"
Thursday NigM, Daoambar 10th*
jwsmm
PRESENTS!
PAUL
CHILD WIFE IS
GIVEN FREEDOM
MR. TAFT HEADS IlNVESTIGATION
THE RED CROSS
Merlie Bales, Aged 12, Married
a Year Ago—Marriage
is Annulled.
ATLANTA. 0»., D«o. I—Thi mir
Mage of flam Friedman, aged II. and
Marita HU-s. ai« It. was annulled in
the superior court hare today. In
K aslug on the cat*. Judge W. D. W*
‘ ‘ ‘ *
took oceaalon to denounce all thoaa
who ward Involved In Uia so-called
"wedding." and suggested that their
offet»s«* brought to tha attention ot
thn grand jury.
The annulment wm made on request
Of tha child’ll tnothar. Mra. Jennie
litilaa. who admitted having given con-
ILWORE
“TheBoysofCompanyB”
A Comedy of New York National
Ooerd Ufa. by It Ida Johnson Young,
•ad presented at Lyceum Theater Now
York City.
Prices-Me, 80e. tin, fl.00. 11.10.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11
HENRY W. SAVAGE
Offers the
Dramatic Triumph
THE DEVIL
sent for the wadding. The child wlt«
wan In the court room, and did tint
appear td bo more than 12 year* old
now. though aha became a bride a year
ago.
Mrs. Bake pleaded poverty
Ing sacrificed bet child. 8h
to bo a widow and said aha h
It very difficult to support her rev
eral children. Friedman seamed to bo
a tmatworthy boy, and the two warn
In love, ao she agreed for thsm to
marry, thinking it would bo boat for
tha child. They lived together for a
while in Atlanta, but later went to
Knoxville. Matters did not go so well
beiwrrfl them, and the child returned
to her mother, who becama affected
with a sever© case of remorae.
Magistrate H. II.. Landrum married
tha coupla. He Aral declined to do no,
but aaya they returned with the girl's
mother, who gave full content for tho
wadding. *
| 1ury readily granted a decree -r.f
Is Again Re-Elected President
of the Qreat Sooiety—
Action is LegaL
WASHINGTON
'N, D«l I.—rrwia.nt-
elect Taft win be the only president of
the United (Utites to hold at the eeme
time he occupied that position another
office, at 8ie U |Sad oV'one'of'the country's
treat national Independent organlsa-
Today at the annual meeting of tho
American Ked Gross Society Mr. Taft
r •- ‘-'jj
a mu red by the nominating committee
that they had secured from the Judge
(dvocate general of tho at—-
H»n that
I be .entirely If
i.ivm m iM eeme .
the aattoa'a thief executive.
Me. Taft Presides.
Mr. Taft personally presided ovi
nieetlna of the lied Croee durlm
afternoon. XUsof
■'r m h.y- n»|^afi^!rwM r IB rasjr'»
She claim* further protect from trade usage the
I 2* SMBS
ft
INTO FAKE BID
UNITED STATES COURT OFFICERS
ARB LOOKING FOR O. J, AKB
RIDOE—GUILTY PARTIES,
IF APPREHENDBO, WILL
STATE MKSaS COUNCIL HAS A
HELD MEETING SHORT SESSION
Fertfilxer Men of thb State Organized
Oeerofa. Aaeocfaflon Her#' Yesterday.
Officers Elected.
A largely attended and Cnthtrstostlo
meeting of represeotatlv'» of Ihe many
fertilizer plants -of the state was held
In the city eeundl chamber yesterday
morning, when the Fertilizer Mixers* As
sociation of Georgia was organized and
detlnlto plane for Its operation forrr
**The following offlrers were elected:
rresldtnt'-Ioaac Bclioen. Atlanta. Oa.
Vl< “ “ - — — - — “
Ice President—T. N. Smith. Tennllle.
&cretary—A. D. Strobhar. Savannah,
treasurer—J. T. Pltlard. Wintenrllle,
Oa.
Htecutlve Committee—Iraae Prhoen,
chairman, Atlanta; A. I). Strobhard. Ba-
Vnnnaii; It, J. BtricVI'W'l Valdosta; J. J*
Hand. P'lhnm; 1. Fashinriri. Dublin; R.
H. Crittenden. Sht*I!aiaii; Baxter Jones,
Me»on; Paul A. Bowden. Thomr-on: L. O.
Renton, Mon fireIk>; C. L. C. Thomas,
Madison; J. T. Pltterd. Wlntervllle; A.
Btrinkia - — m
irinkmno. CartersvJUe.
The object of the association. as stated
In resolutlona adapted yesterday. Is as
follow*; **The advancement in every te
rminate manner of the business Intor-
e*ts of Its member* and the cultivation
•o'-HI and friendly Intercourse among
each other."
first annual meeting «f the
... will be held In Savannah i. ...
bee. next June. It I* expected that by
‘ ‘'m will have In-
hundred. About
fifty attended the organization meeting.
The fertilizer men rotura * ' “ '
epectivo homes last night.
A SURPRISED MINISTER.
Hyomel Cured Bronchial Catarrh After
He had Given Up in Deipalr.
“For many yearn I have been a suf
ferer from bronchial catarrh, and had
despaired of anything like a cure.
Judge of my pleasant surprise when 1
first used Hyomel, which brought com
pete relief. Hyomel ha* been a ver-
d."~TI-ti ~~
PI ..
I table godsend."—Rev. Charles Hart
ley. Rardlnta, Ohio.
There are many readers of The Tel
egraph who are suffering from catarrh,
either naaal or bronchial. Many of
these despair of ever being cured They
have soaked their stomachs with nos
trums until they are disgusted with all
medicines, and ore now traveling their
miserable way. allowing the devilish
germs of catarrh to snp them of their
health, energy and vitality.
But let us reaxon together. The
Teylor-'Bnyne Drug Co., tho druggists,
have a guaranteed remedy for catarrh,
colds, coughs, bronchitis, croup, and nil
Inflammatory diseases of the nose.
BE SEVERELY PUN
ISHED.
Officers of the United States court,
working under jbe direction of the dis
trict referee In bankruptcy and the trux-
asnets. ore making .a
fake bids, and If apprehended
the guilty parties will be held for con
tempt of court and possibly for more set
tioua charges. . ft!
‘ of deep, mystery surrounds the
making”of 'the*&d*.' which were receiv
ed hr Trustee Martin more than two
weeks ago, when the Groom stock
‘ iwelry was tlrst advertised f“
‘ nf Km;
SFSiF*
annulment, after which all who had
been connected with the wedding were
sevorcly censured by tha court
The Best Cough Cure
A half-ounce of Virgin Oil of Fine, two
ounre* of OmMlM and a half pint of
whisky, mixed, wfil aura any eough that
Is rurahls and break a cold In it hours.
Take a uaspoonfut every tour hsurp. Ask
your drugRlst for
Virgin Oil of Tins
pared and guaranty .
Chemical Co., Cincinnati. Ohio.
Jfnr the genuine Leach's
aSP^ff'MKK
THE VACANT PLACES
AMONG THE POLICE
LYRIC THEATER
Savannah
Grand Prize
Automobile
Race Pictures
TODAY
10 a.m. to 11 p.m.
NO APPOINTMENTS PROBABLE UN
TIL THB YEAN EXPIRES ON
THE UTH,
It le act Mkely that Mayer Millar wlU
Nil the vacant places en the police force
until after the ITth. that being the end
of the elty*e year, when all appointments
are usually settled aw to be presented te
tha council fer eoatrmatkm.
far aa oem he Mamed, the race for
~ itMUiilh
t one will
Be euro to call and see tho
demonstration, on at—
PURE FOOD GROCERY.
he the lu<hy inaa wont eeeme
mid ufat^tfln*** Oltiut may gat
t&zlhRjTrZS3
IkU tin <wo will HMtabl. k. MmM
, «k ON —Ije MW «r.h. Um.
II I. Mil IhM »M UN WNbtM.1.
»*«•>• mi M- »»d. Ill.I. »Tll b. quit.
• akaklM m l«|IM Iwi Tk* mmi hair.; kuk-t ku om know.. Kick m» t.
tlfiti fur • (Hf MV. Ml ttMihorlnt for Ik. bull. It kwr ba. kaw.
uhwr *■ Ml u IIm Maim. «v»r. that mn man oa tha fora. wlU
In— I'M -Pk°rtu.ltl-. hr kawwlnw ■ ifca! h.v. a m«rrr CkHNmu. thouik inch a
as sblttut rt.» i
gantatng th* China flood ivllaf and
•xscuUng It In the name of the to-
clsty, was unaalmoualy elscted honorary
numbers President Roosevelt Is the
“i 1 ? ;£rp» r .. n, :K r iur,T^ «
honorary loombor. bul whon hi. nomo
ram. up ho took oaoovlloa lo lhl. action
doclarlna thot ho tolt It would ho rpllr.
In. him from tho oaocutivo momborkhlp,
Whoroukon hit homo wo. withdrawn.
mriBAra
rjotrujRng FUea Ini to 14 days or money
l NEWS
FROM CANAL ZONE
AND IT SEEMS TO BE THE MOST
RELIABLE KIND-WORK
VERY BLOW.
VALDOSTA, a a. Dao. Mr.
Mlmma Waro, who hao boon In tha
aorvlco ot tha toyartimrm at Pana
ma. roach.J homa yootordoy attar an
abaakca of four or flro jroon.
llo wwt unoxpoctod boro and br a
eolnoMaaea, canto In on a train with
hla alat.r, muollni hla mothar hara on
hor rolurn from Norik Carolina, wh.ra
aha had born aororal yaara. Thu.
waa brought about a family rwunkm
uaaxpoctodly.
Mr. Warn aaya that kho work on
Iho canal la ptMiraMlnc viry ulowly,
and ha aaya aohody knowa when lha
work will b# aompfalod. llo wJU ro-
main hrra a ahort lima and wtu rrolk-
ably (o back la Panama lator on.
sons signing thn other four Md* are
unknown In this section. For that i
son the officials believe .that the 1
were fraudulent In. every respect,
that the oourt has been trifled with.
. The matter baa been placed In .....
hands of tha united states marshal and
he and hla assistants are working on the
cose. They have rertnln clue* which
may lead to developments of s •
tlonsl nature and to arrests. The
cere are ceuvlncsd that the name of ft
J. AkerTdge Is fictitious
The Croom stock will be sold, aa ad
vertlsed. at public auction tills morn
Ing at It o'clock* the sale taking plan
’ THE RESIGNATION OF
EX-DETECTIVE JONES
at the establishment <
For Shad, Blue Point Oysters
and Turkoys, phono 403.
HELD OP AND ROBBED
BY
MR. WILL WRIGHT RELIEVED OF
CON8IDERAOLB MONEY BY
FOOTPAD* AT SIXTH AND
MULBERRY STREET*
LAST NIGHT.
Mr. Will Wright, a well-known Insur
ance agent, was held up and robbed by
two unknown men at the corner of Sixth
and Mulberry streets last night about 4
>n investlg* ’
o'clock, and though an Investigation
Immediately made by Officer John
B mallwood and others no trace of the
Ifhwaymen could be found.
Mr. Wright waa returning from tha
Macon Grocery Company when he was
suddenly seised from behind and a
strong hand pressed ever hie eyes. At
the same time, another person rifled ev-
ssEfeEsssh & Srvrs;
W ¥L C tMfck IhM tha robhary
committed hg negroes, although
Wright bad no chance to see or recog
nise the two men.
throat and bronchial tubes. The name
of this remarkable remedy I* Hyomel.
end If It doesn't cure The Taylor-Bayne
Drug Co. will give you your money
back.
Hyomel (pronounced Iflgh-o-me) 1*
medicated air: you just breathe It
through the Inhaler over the Inflamed
and germ ridden membrane, and Its
soothing antiseptic properties will al
ia v tho Inflammation, destroy tho
gorms. and restore th« entire respira
tory tract to Its normal conditions.
A complete Hyomel outfit. Including
a hard rubber Inhaler, costs but 11.00,
and an extra tiotiio of Hyomel. If aft
erward* needed, costs but 50 cents.
Rr f The Taylor-Bayne Drug Co. about
it today.
COPY OF LETTER SENT TO CHIEF
OF POLICE WESTCOTT YES-
ERDAY MORNING.
The following Is a copy of the letter
of reslgnntlon of former City Detective
Jones, sent to Chief Wcstcott yester
day, and explains Itself:
Macon. On., Dec. 8th, 1808.
Oapt G. 8. Wcstcott. Chlof of Police,
City of Macon. v
Dear Sir: Aa permitted by the ver
dict of the police commlftee In the In
vestigation of the charges against
Lieutenant Moseley and myself. I here
by resign my position as a detective
on the police force.
In leaving tha servfca of the depart
ment I wish to express my deep ap*
predation of the hind consideration
which you have at all times accorded
ona while serving under you. Also I
shall always feel grateful to Mayor
Miller and the members of the police
committee for the uniform courtesies
extended me and tho encouragement I
have always received at their hands In
tho discharge of my duty.
In extenuation of my conduct. I oin
only say that I was harassed to such
Central** Petition Read—After the
Billiard and Pool Room*— Building
Laws to Be Amended—Petitions,
Etc!. “
Money Saving
Its Double Strength
lilakes it go twice
as far as other
same-price brands.
LUZIANNE
j. COFFEE..
The council got through with all Its
work. Including the readlnf of a long jfl
ordinance Introduced by Alderman
KaU, amending the building laws. In
one hour exactly Iasi‘night. .
Tho only absenteo wag Alderman
Wheeler.
The expected petition of the Cen
tral of Georgia Railway for the land
wanted for additional shop* In Tybee
was presented and read. With'It waa a
protest against allowing a port of
Tupelo street to be closed up, from
tho Georgia Loan and Trust Company,
end also the resolutlona passed by
the chamber of commerce in the aft
ernoon which urged the mayor and
council to prompt action.
Mayor Miller said he thought
matter waa of tfUch Importance that
It should be referred to a special
committee. He also stated that Gen
eral Manager Molse would be In the
city this morning, but would leave
In the afternoon, and that he would
liko to go before the committee.
An ordinance was introduced and
passed that places all pool and bil
liard rooms, bowling alleys and places
of like character on the same footing
aa tho near-beer saloons, so that
must niako application to operate such
places and the applications to be pass
ed upon by the police committee.
SOLD EVERYWHERE—25c, 1-lb. Cans.
THE REILY-TAYLOR CO., New Orleans, U. S. A.
The following are the petitions *pre
sentod:
W. F. Long asked for an electrlo
sign at 457 Fourth street, as did the
Kress Company, at 111 Third street.
Referred to committee on streets with
power to act
Cltixcn* on Hill Park street arked
for a reconsideration of the petition
of Mra. A. B. QuInker as to Improve
ment of that street
Green Jcsup asked for duplicate of
deed Issued to him by the city, bpf
which was lost In the mails
Concrete steps were asked for by
A. F. Holt at 1589 Fourth street and
by Mrs. Alberta 8mart at 16SS and
1524 on same street
The Central of Georgia Railway
asked for certain portions of lands,
otreeta and alleys In that part of thy
city known n« Tybee. In connection
was read the resolutions passed by
the chamber of commerce In the after
noon.
Also protest of the Georgia Loan and
Trust Company against encroachment In
Tupelo street, saying that they have
property on tht* street, and that It would
ho In hired should the encroachment be
granted.
Referred to a special committee com
posed of Aldermen Riley, wheeler, May
er. Rrunner, Chappell. Robert*.
Mayor Miller said Mr. Molse. general
minr^r of the Central, would bo In the
city today and would like to go before
the committee.
The committee would decide upon the
hour at whleh they could see Mr. Molee.
It was directed that the Georgia Loan
and Tract Company bo notified of the
meeting so that It could bo represented.
An encroachment of to by 2t feet on
Third street was granted C. T. Woodall
for 11*0.
An em-ronrhment of 88 by 274 feet on
Poplar street was granted to “
Jnmica nnd Tinsley Co., for 1176.
The finance committee reports
versely on the petition of C. B. l._
for refunding 1100 psld for license.
The committee on lights reported fay-
ornhly otv the petitions for lights at
Arlington Piece and Forsyth street, and
at Thincan and Coleman avenue.
Alderman Mayer Introduced »n o
nance ronuliing all persons operating ...
Ilnrd and pool room*, bowling alleys end
place* of like character to make appli
cation to the mayor and council for per
mission to operate the same, such appli
cation to be referred to the committee
on police, end no permit shell be Issued
unless by a majority vote of (bundl.
The rules were suspended and the ordi
nance passed.
Alderman Hull Introduced an ordi
nance to amend from auction 7*4 to
inclusive of the code of the city, the
same being fwrt* of the building laws,
based on suggestions made by the build
TO TAKE PROMPT ACTION IN THE
MATTER OF THE GRANTS
TO THE CENTRAL.
A special meeting was held by the
Macon Chamber of Commerce at their
offices on Fourth street yesterday aft
ernoon, for the‘purpose of taking ac
tion regarding the petition of tht
Central of Georgia Railway*to coun
cil asking for lands in^Tybce for the-
purpose of building additional shops.
The mooting was one of the largest
of its kind ever held by the body,
oyer thirty members being preeint.
besides a number attending who did
not belong to the chamber.
Mr. T. C. Parker produced blue
prints of the plot of land asked for by
the Central, and gave an extended
explanation of the proposed^ shopi.
He stated that the bulldltigrf to be
erected would coat In the neighborhood
of one million dollars, and that the
greater portion of this n^ney for ma
tcrlnl, labor, etc, would be spent in
Macon.
The following committee was then
appointed to draw up resolutions to
be submitted'to the mayor and coun
ell at its meeting last night: H. M.
Smith, chairman; W. C. Redding, B.
B. Ford and A. K. Chappell.
Mr. Smith, the chairman of the
committee, then submitted the follow
ing resolutions to the meeting, which
after some discussion, engaged In by
Mr. Emory Winxhlp. S. R. Jaques and
K. D. May. all favorable, were unani
mously adopted:
"Whereas, It having come to the
knowledge of this body that the Cen
tral of Georgia Railway Company has
petitioned your honorable body for
certain encroachments In the lower
part of the city Immediately adjacent
to tho present shops nnd properly of
said company, for the purpose of mn-
terlally enlarging tbclr .said shops, bo
It resolved,
"That this body heartily endorses
the granting of said encroachments
and cordially recommend.* such ac
tion to vour honorable consideration,
so far as Is consistent with Macon's
Interests.
"2nd. That being further advised
that proper action Is necessary or
highly desirable we would request the
promptest action possible by your
In* Inspector.
Then Alderman
Mayer
the
made the usual
an extent by tho lieutenant that
ccttld stand It no longer, nnd when the
difficulty occurred I had been brought
to such a frame of mind as to forget
yself for the moment and made my-
ilf Justly liable for the penalty Im
posed by the committee. I regret los
ing my place on the force, but muat
admit that under the circumstances
there was hardly any other course for
the committee to taka.
Assuring you of my best wishes, *1
n, Very respectfully.
TOM JONES.
This Is Worth Reading.,
Leo Zellnskl. of 18 Gibson street,
Buffalo, N. Y.. aays: "I cured the
most annoying cold sore I aver had.
with Bueklen'e Arnica Salve. I ap
piled this aalve ones a day for two
**ys» when every trace of the sore
aa gone." Heals all sores. Sold un
der guarantee at alt drag atores. tSc.
port unities fer knowing these of the
men who made gsod officers, and the
.only pruning time to at the ead of the
its!year, the asnolntments being made for
it* | the. year. TOmm heads will toll la the
,ve beshet no one hnowe. Each man to
Mm«MiiMto Siv;immrAiSutS;
men end their fltneee tor the snetting*! thin* aa a gloomy en# fer sene to not-
they, now fllt They^have Mso hed g" IgaSaT ^
AU3EKT McKAY,
Maker of Men’s Clot hr*,
□SlSINGl
Breast;
IN THE CITY COURT
Trial *f Criminal Matter* Continue!.
Five Conviction* fer Varieue Of
fences Yeiterday.
Cherry St., M&con, G».
And many other painful and rr'm"n,. l^ K^ r • r.'SS'
distressim; ailments from
vk Inch most mothers suffer, ~ ' ' '
can be avoided bv u si n y
Mother'. Friend. This rem
edy is a God-scnd to expect
ant mothers, carrying them
through the critic*! ordeal with safety. No woman who uses
Mother’. Frl.nd need fear the suffering incident to birth; for it robs
larceny
— ■ —j the ordeal of its dread and Insures safety to life cf mother and child,
MACON. DUBLIN »__»AV»NNA RAIL | ca vi!1g flCr 111 0 OOnd'tiCn
f.•»«»,», more hivomblc to f needy re
cover)’. The child is also
strong «nd good
Afrtv.'
‘-V’
I heal!
n . >
•turd.
. *<<B
Osnerat a* As-fll
MOTHERS
I FRIEND
The trial of criminal cases continued
In the city court Eve eoarictlona
null lag.
The following rases were tried:
‘ ed with
* ' ;• •
r draat'Hotrnen ''riotottaeTsf tb* proht-j
billon law. cowrie led and sentenced to
eerm twelve months.
Charles Henry, larceny from the boose,
convicted and sentenced te eervo seven
"ESS, Hern and Jim Murray, convicted
of gamin*, and each eentented to eerrn
nt Math*.
ttoeter i*l'were, convicted of gaming
anj eenten « | to nerve nix months.
The Juries Vn tha eases of Claud Otom-
mens. John Ratenmn and Will Johnson j
h*d not agreed upon Vvrdfets when eourt
. T*» f»n-■»!"« i»i«i.l.nt. will b»
«"*V. TMW OotAml Bal D.VU-.
Report Frurier. Chartoe Git more. J. F.
todwegl*. PanltniA ttorio. Hash Oassidv.
Rod Batiks II J. Vhantteh. Robert WH*
liame Qaeft Twrbrr. WDI Bandera Jfm
CermlrlNMj. Tone A merest. Plena Miller,
rhnrtto Johnson. Jonah Molly. r\
WrtohL ItaTfe. Joe Amsrsse. w I
iv->r. Wtu Itrher, Hem Jwvdea. Toby
GONE TO WORK IN KAOLIN
AT THE H 1 INTYRE BEOS
Contractor c. F. Pearce hae moved
nearly all of his wagons and drays to
McIntyre.
H* goes there to do work for tho
opening un and operating of an Im
mense kaolin bed belonging to Dcde-
rich 8h Burkett. These chalk or kao
lin beds will be worked to their full
onpaclty. and the output witl be ship
ped to all parte of th« world.
WANTED
Bids to furnish twenty-five
of tho largest turkeys raised
in Middle Georgia. Will pay
cask. Apply—
E. B. HARRIS & 00.
R 6
'bank of talbottok
WELL KNOWN CITIZRN OF MACON
HONORED BY ELECTION TO
PROMINENT OFFICE YES
TERDAY.
Mr. Robert G. Jordan, of this dty,
was yesterday sleeted to the presidency
«of the Bank of Talbotton. one of the
strongest and leading banking lnstitu<
tlons of west Georgia. He succeeds Mr.
L. O. Benton, who has held the office for
mnny years.
The many menus ot NT, Jurunn in
Macon and elscwhero who hare noted
his rapid advancement In the business
world of this city, will learn with pleae<
ure that he to now to assume the man<
of the Baak of Talbotton. and
that, his election to this Im-
,jr?ant "and 'responsible office _ _
splendid compliment to hla ability and
jwrsonal ^strength since Talbotton Is hla
The directors of the Bank of Talbot
ton aro Messrs. J. W. Jordon, J. B.
Pourtns. K. W. Smith. J. H. McGhee
and It. G. Jordan.
Mr. Jordan came to Mncon eleven
voara a*o and entered the real estate
Held. The growth and success of hto
Arm. which operates under the name of
the Jordan RvaUy Company, has been
nlmoet phenomenal. He Is a resident Of
Vlnevtlle and _he waa one of those prom
recent r
, annex*
Incntiy Identified with the
atlon of this territory.
Mr. Jordan's friends and admirers
have every reason to believe that hie as-
*— Baak «f Talbotton
n targe measure f
the future success of that Institution.
KIT OF JUMPING MULLET
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT
OF S. A. & N.
Tho Christmas present that will boat
plena# Mr. Mallory H. Taylor Is a kit
of Iteh that came to him yesterday from
Virginia.
Tho flsh are known by two names,
fattack* and jumping mullet. They
are of the mullet species, and their
manner of being caught is a novel .one.
Two men In n boat at night with-a
torch or other light can row out on the
ATTACHED AND TIED UPi^v.rMrrTM K! Y fc5&« p * c “ comp " m * B * ,0
'sometimes If tha boat la not quickly
SAVANNAH. Oa.. Dee. 8-The only: rowed away they will fill the boat to
that extent they will sink It
Mr. Taylor to pfcaaed
two locomotives owned by tho 8avan
nah. Augusta and Northern railway
were attached today, the attachment
for over 113.*** having bean issued
for tha American Locomotive Corn-
One engine waa tucked down at
fltataeboro by the sheriff if the county
and the other l!os an Its back near
Aarau Cku where It hag been since „
trifling Engineer A. A. Iteppard on Man- in* d«
<*r-
Taylor to
- _ .J —they
cdzna from hto boyhood borne, and be
cause they are the most delightful cat-
Ing flsh In the world, not excepting
even the aristocratic ponspaao.
Carolina Baptists.
I7NION*. 8. C.. Dec 1—Bapttsto of
nith Carolina are gathering tn Union
for th*
■VmomlnaMH
from other states win sd
| vent too.
state convention of
Only One "BRO.riO QJU—IV that to
L,»xat;vo Btxmio Quinine ^9
Cutm. Cold la On. U->, Or, la 3 my.
honorable body.'
The building of these additional
shops, said one ot the jnembers, by
the Central of Georgia Railroad, will
be the means ot bringing hundreds
of skilled workmen to the cltr. none
of them making less than 83.50 per
day. and will increase their already
large pay roll to something like $100.-
000 a month.
At the meeting resolutions were or
dered to be drawn up protesting
against the division of this United
States Judicial district. The secretarr
was authorized to draft these reso
lutions to be submitted to the presi
dent of the chamber of commerce be
fore sending them to the members of
congress from this district, the sena
tor* from Georgia, and the official*
at Washington.
FOR CONSTIPATION
icine
thin
ng Unless It Cures.
wo will guarantee to supply you medl
cine that will surely effect a cure If
taken with regularity and according
to directions for a reasonable length
of time. Should the medicine fall tp
benefit you to your entire satisfaction
w* promise that It shall cost you noth
ing.
pleasant and successful treatment or
constipation. The active medicinal In
gredient of this remedy which Is odor
less. tasteless and colorless. Is an en
tirely new discovery- Combined with
other extremely valuable Ingredient*.
It forms a preparation which la in
comparable as a perfect bowel regu
lator, Intestinal tnvlgorator and
strengthened Rexal Orderlies are no
table for their agreeablencsa to tho
palate and gentleneea of action. They
do not cause griping or any disagree-
Jesse B. Hart & Bro.,
Funeral Directors
Personal attention given all business.
6. C. Pursley. t-amar Clay.
PURSLEY & OLAY,
UNDERTAKERS.
Oldeat exclusive undertaking house In
Macon. Phone 425. Prepared to fill
telegraph or telephone orders on short
notice. Carriages to funeral $3.80.
CITY TAX NOTICE.
The fourth and last Instalment of the
dty tax to no wdue. Taxpayers are no
tified to pay and aav* coats of tax fl. fas.
A. R. TINSLEY, Treas.
December 4.
8TATE AND COUNTY TAXES.
On account of tho fact that De
cember yoth comes on Sunday, the
books will be open for payment of
state, county and poll taxes for year
1903, until December 21st After that
date fl fas will be issued and Interest
and costs charged. Office 561 Mul-
bqyry street
ALBERT JONES. Tax Collector.
Contraots for furnishing this Institution
with supplies for toe quarter ending
March Si, if** —*- “** *—
1909. will be awarded December
List of ar ' ■
chased can be had on i
List of articles to ba pur-
'* had on application.
LUCIUS J. LAMAR.
Steward. G. S. 8.
—GO TO—
WESLEYAN
The best instruction is the
cheapest.
Loh’s Cafe
616 Mulberry st.
Only First-cfass Restaurant in'the
City for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Tomato Bbulllon Vermicelli or
Cream __
Olives. _ _ Pickle*.
Crcnm^of Celery.
Boiled' Onions. Cream Sauce.
New England Dinner.
Roast Vesl. Pan Gravy,
Or
_ Stewed Rack Bone and Dumplings.
8tcamed Rice. Masked Potatoes.
Candled Yams. Corn Bread.
Lobster Salad.
Baked Apple Roll. Hard Butter Sauce.
Or
Cocoanut Custard.
Coffee.
Tex
Milk.
FOR SALE
Five-room house,
all modern improve
ments—large lot.
Terms $250 cash,
wMi° ss,rssur for* ,hT I S7£|balance$25 a month,
which includes in
terest.
able effect or Inconvenience, and may
be % taken at any time, day or nlrht.
. We particularly recommend Rexall
Orderlies for children, delicate or aged {
persons because they do not contain
anything that could possloly Injure
tha most delicate organism. They are
just as easy to take as candy, and un
like other preparations for a like pur
pose they do not create a habit, but
instead they overcome the cause of
laxatives, cathartics and harsh physic,
and perminantly remove the cause of
constipation or Irregular bowel action..
Wa want yon to try Rexall Orderlies j
353 Third St. Phone 77
at our r!*k. We know that there Is'
nothing that will do yoji*o much good. •
and we will refund your money without
nrgument If they do not do as we eay
they will. They are preoared In tablet
form In two sizes of -pock*gee- 38 tab
lets. 26c. and II tablet*. 10c. The
Taylor-Bayne Drug Co.
SPECIAL COMPLIMENT TO
MRS. HELEN LONGSTREET
WASHINGTON. Dec. I—The senate
today confirmed the nomination of
Helen D. Longstreet wMow of the
Conference general, as postmaster at
Gainesville, Ga.
Tha action of tha senat# In confirm
ing the nomination on the day It waa
Grand Friz* Race Picture.
The Grand Prise Automobile Race
Picture will be ran at Tha Lyric today
Whiskey
EXPRESS PREPAID I. ^ tk.
So.lk.ni Eiprm Cmpwjr — I pfl.. m
am i. J«» «r 4 «Ms or am I. Mllw.
NEW CORN WHISKEY
IU. lU^OLk
isjsf kill MOM
Cltu .. Spring W,l.r $2.75 J5.00 V3.0,
OLD CORN WHISKEY
5mo«lb .od M«U.w . 3.M S.S0 J.2S
KEW RYE I.S «.M 3.4S
OLD RYE(t«t Dm) 4.0* 7.5* 4.5*
Anil. Brwlr, m« • 3.75 4.M 3.45
AptJ. Brwlr. -4.0* 7.5* 4.25
R«f<rrfkc«K Fiid N.boosl Bask « M* I
■wSasw
TREASURER HALL'S CASE
This film thaws the race from nine
points of the course and gives a thrill
in'* and distinct account of all that
happened that day.
The regular vaudeville shows will
be ran commencing at 4 this after-
Tenneeeee Farmers.
JACKSON." Te»n.. Dec •President
... *- y life
on every
- 3*jj
veil'* proposal fer eeuatry IK ....
mens will b« one ef tbs enblscta
meg at the state cenventl-^ of Ten-
» agrirulrural Intrrevtt to-
4*r ths auspices of the Farmer#'
LU .cai.vDel aad Co-o$«nitlve Ualea.
COMES UP IN LEE COURT
LEESBURO. Go, Dec. 8—Judge Lit
tlejohn cam# down yesterday and drow
a special Jury for an adjourned ses
sion of court to me<*t Monday next.
The case of certain cttlscns aagtnst
Treasurer II .ii is to be tried, the
same being a pt-oe^iing to remove an
officer for alleged misconduct in of-
fice. The . -i-r rrom »es to be srih-
Jrarnly f<*ught and may take eeveral
days to try.
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