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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1908 SUSPENDERS Where a modest token is desired we can recommend nothing more practical than a pair of handsome Sus penders. Our line embraces a variety of silver and gold mounted on plain colored or fancy webbing, put up in individ ual boxes—they make an attractive as well as muchly wanted gift. $1.00 to $6.00 ' We Engrave them free of charge I BPEP'-AI, NOTICES Jmm B. n*r\ Gen. Manager. J, Freeman Kart, 0ec. Jesse B. Hart & Bro., Funjral Directors « aWtsa. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Ik C. Pare ley. timv Cley. PURSLEY & OLAY, UNDERTAKER*. Always open. *11 and MS Mulberry •<* Oloeet eac'.ut.v# undrrt#k.n-j I'o.m In Macon. Phone 421. Prepared to All telegraph or telcphona orders on abort notice. Carriages to funeral MJV0. na ware adopted. and ooplea “ 1 and to tbo attorney —GO TO— WESLEYAN The beat instruction in the cheapest. Thursday Night* Oeotmber 10th, UULESMURRY PRESENT* PAUL Union .. In* resolution* !*' i» the president It has rome to our attention tlirt them lut* I iron Introduced In l?in liourr of representatives of the United *«»»'■ is Mil t.i dlvMe the southern dis trict of Georgia. end create another dis trict t<» Include Savannah ba headquar- tere of the new court; and. Whereas, the work for the entire die- I riot a# now defined l* performed hy JudEe^Kmory Speer with signal ability Wberrae. t(.e snartment of tlila w»«- uro into It*, would mean u:» enormous nnd Iiaeleta expenditure of pubtlo money; and. 1 Whereat. Judge Mpeer's decltlona have always been ltnj*rtUI and therefore aet- lafarfury to the laborers; and. Whereas. If thla now Mil Is passed, ever atilt brought l«v a laboring man or Id* family for Injuries under the act of concrete, which I* known na the "#m- l»hiyera' -liability act." permitting the recovery of damage# from the. neglect of u fellow aert ant, mint I* brought whera the prill. Ip d office of the railroad la sit- uat* I. In N ivnnns’i when that a lly will l"» longer hi Judge Hirer’s district: . JtrisnA.'b’as /sum we • nter our protest to the ••nata and sst Ji'niury Hpe<*r. United Htntea dla- tri.t lu»lge foi the southern dletrlrt of Georgia, nnd the .nation of a new Judi cial dtatrl.'t to Include the city of Ha- vannsli, and nil the eaatern and aoutli- w. pro <11 virion a ,.f thn present district; Resolved that for neatly twenty years .Indue flprvr huu proven lilmeelf «.» bo u fe.nrlre* at I auco aafwl Judge, m adjust- Ing principles of right and humanity dla- er fomer. he held that "It T* In the paw. > Intereet of public toctlen of the prop erty under lie r*»nlr©L to dlr.ct - suit able arrangement with II- employee or cnndttftni'‘ of l ‘ r thH , , , ‘ emr?o?meit. °!nd“to siK^;;r^u B wriuiss!: valuable rnlaalon In presenting to the courts ».f rim count, y a si rung and r* l"*e protest and a petition for ie.1i •toatnet unlawful tniat# wad combi II •)* which would do unlawful wrong to It It- membership ne.-d not doubt that •heir counsel will he henrd. nor that ► ivedy nnd era. I Justice will be admin lriei.s| wherever the courts have Juris diction. "ll will follow, therefore that In all inch rontrovrrelei It will ha competent, ua we ha\ e don* |„ t;,|e room, for the court a to pre»ene the right. of the opera;U .. I . (par* them hardships, and at thn Mini lime to spare to the public the unmerited briii-hip wirh It tut- »uttered from such cohUIrt. In the past. It will also l* ■ found that by such methods evftantaed m nFVII V L VIL aH?2^SiSSV3 1 -Hi, SS I •cra.lnac thU change In h‘- dUtrJrt. b«- »while I e has always be- ll careful 1 i^jjrotoot f.gpur*teH*hta. he I* net leas f> rtunat H" b HLHORE In ‘TheBoysofCompanyB” A Comedy of New York National Guard IJfr, by Rida Johnson Young, and presente4 at Lyceum Theater Now York City. pr'cee—ISc, iOfl. Tie. ItOI. II.10. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11 HENRY W. SAVAGE Offers the Dramatic Triumph LABOR OPPOSES NEWJjjSTRICT Central Labe? Union inter. Its Pretest Against Proposed Division of Judge tpeer'e Judicial Olatrlct. Receives Impetns By Nota ble Gathering at Harbors Congress WASHINGTON. Den. I—flentlment In favor of the Issuance of government bonds tor a comprehensive Improve ment of the rivers, harbor* and canal* of the country to the end that thla na tion shall have the greatest ey*tom of waterway* In the world gained con siderable headway at the opening ses- i *|on of the annual meeting of the Riv er* and Harbor* Congress here today. The statement contemplate* the is suance of 9S90.000.000 worth of bond* for Internal water court#., to be dis tributed over a ten-year period, or 9l0.00f.000 annually. Following the lead of President Roosevelt and President-elect Taft both of whom before the Joint conser vation meeting of yesterday advocat ed the Issuance of government bonds for the construction of permanent im provements. endorsement wifi today given the proposition of the Rivers and Harbors Congraas by Vice Preaidant Fairbanks. Andrew Carnegie, Jos. K. Rgrsdell, president of the congress and other epeak#ra. It was learned that the congress In all probability will adopt resolutions asking congrei authorise the laeuence of bonds. A Notable Gathering. Today** sessions witnessed one of the moat notable gatherings In ( the history of the congress. Leading fig ures In the public, industrial and com mercial life of the nation Indicated their interest In waterway improve ments by their presence and partlcl- R llon In the proceedings. The nota- i array of epeeker* Included Vice Preeldent Fairbanks. Andrew Carnegie, James Rryce, the British ambassador, former Mayor Beth Low. of New York; Representative Joe. E. Ransdell. Champ Clark, of Missouri, minority leader of thn house of representative*. Governor Geo. B. Chamberlain, of Oregon: Oov. J. Y. Banders, of Louisiana; Samuel Goto per*, preeldent of the American Federation of Labor; Judre Geo. Hlll- yer. a member of the Georgia railroad commission nnd Prof, W. J>. Lyman, of Whitman College, of Washington Improvement Waterwaye Behind. In extending to the congreae a cor dial welcome to the city of Waatilng- ton. Vice President Fairbanks said It was perfectly obvious that the Im provement of our waterway* had not kept abreast of our Industrial nseds and our national progress. The time ha* arrived, he said, when we must give to the subject of securing adc quale transportation facilities at i minimum cost Intelligent end ef fect I v» consideration. By Issue of Bonds. In discussing the cost of Improving American waterways, tlie vice president Ml<1 that as much of the benent to l»c derived from the expenditures would * for the future, a reasonable ahare of amount should be provided for by a bond Issue, so ss justly and equitably to dis tribute the burden among all the bene notaries of the expenditures. He believ ed that Importance and magnitude work of Improving the waterway* so exceptional as to justify the people M^anticipating future Income by - — i *T>wai Sale of Tailored Suits Civil Service Plan Discussed j at Length in House of Representatives. WASHINGTON, Dec.' t.—The hour* of I representative# today resumed consider- ' at ion of the 1*111 to provide for the thir teenth decennial cenxua. The consideration of the bill led discussion of the civil service. This came up on «n Amendment offered by Mr. <JI!J<-tt, of Massachusetts, the eject of which would be to exclude from the non-, competitive examination required as the I bails of appointment, meioeugera. assist ant mesKengers, messenger boys, watch- m«n und unskilled laborer. Mr. Glilctti took occasion to condemn th« prerent' p’/in of appointing clerks In the census office by non-competitive examination. •“rhea-." he said, "ought to 1m compet itive and not mere farces." System Defended. The system of appointments prevailing heretofore and which It Is ' *-1 continue, of dcterminlni “ applicant nnd then le«vl ment of tho director It Is proposed to ig the fitness of an ring It to the Judg- of the census to of Improving the waterways wore uptlMlI as to “ ilpat Ing future —rdaof thirty-five hundred dele R tee.. representing forty-four stateOind e territories or AlasVa. New Mexico and Hawaii and Torto Rico, were In at tendance Perhaps the largest represen tation from any one city was from Nash ville. Tenn.. Including ten delegates. Out of reepeet for W. T. Vandrlrer. ot Alahnma. vice president of the congreae, oday In Montgomery, a reeo- adopted extolling him for hla *et In the cause of waterways Ovation for Carniflto. Andrew Carnegie received a ti dou* ovation when he declared he ... lend hie aid t* inaugurate an extent ile—Wednesday, Dea T. TNftt tOo U lLU.' LYRIC THEATER Savannah Grand Prize Automobile Race Pictures TODAY 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. ALBERT McKAY, Makar of Meu't OhthM, Cherry 8t., Macon, Ga. rilvH forth.,. That ih. mhutoo ..<B fcwr from ony rnrllon ot th. Ih.trln whfch h. hot WrtM -llh ourh M-V.I-.O qoort.r of • rrnlury It r«mTy , h , sfftr.,S57SS'^ rriMiltmn lo htar. In t oultobl. Why In roofonnliy »Jlh prortlr. thU o»r rrolml • one I hoi oottoo ho toot It ih. MoMnt ss iwssfes I tlqn. it we call noon ■■an >' — .w — —togttoa, ard g'"e a* advantage either te the rick A Dana.rout Oporall.o It Ih. mml of I ho onxrdl! hy . •un.oa No mo who likn Dr. Kin.'. N.w i.lfo pnio la trtr oohj.rl.4 to IU. flllthtfht oHMl Th.y work -o oolrtly yen *4001 (Ml Ihoth Th»r mm rmuilimilon. brodorh., hillw n.»« oh4 maltrlo. Itr oU 4l atorev. drug Issue with the peeel- talking ebout how alow the world trov- ale. The trouble with them la that thev ere looking forward too much. I,et them took beck wh«re we once were, end where we eland today." i After nroclelmteg the American constl tut too the greet cat instrument evei drawn. Mr. i^arnegle declared that there was many thing* that ,the state# eouh* not poatlbly da; that If the general gnv emment had not the power under the constitution, the peopi# could make a new constitution. Mr. Carnegie declar ed as hie belief that there was not a man In thta country, no man ment of our waterways. who natter ay.be, — i improve- Carnegl# Indorse* Bend Issue. jmiwiwei..,. JHBI ways would glva back to this country ten MM Ike expenditure. Tie expreessl the belief, however, that the utilisation T of our own waterway* wea of Infinitely . jmre than the Panama canal. that our own waterways had t^rumpHckcr, of Indiana. He remarked "Why?" Inquired Mr. Hulxer. who elic ited the anawer that the salaries were email and the period of appointment short. In th# rourae of some of the remarks, Mr. Gillen said that non-competltlv* ex-' nmlnatlons simply were a return to "the old spoils ey#tem." This furnished a-cun for Mr. Robinson, of Arkansas,- who in opposing tbs amendment vehemently-Be- dared that the "spoils system" had ob tained In a largo degree In th# days of Andrew Jackson, and has obtained f n large degree during the administration of Theodore Roosevelt." He suggested that that doctrine should not be repu diated and apptlod at the same time. If renreeentatlvea, he eald. should be r*. qulred to pit#* competitive examination#, then high achooi boys would hold eeats In congress. Keefe's Appointment. “Illustrating his point that the spoil# system prove lied now. Mr. Robinson men- flon*-d the recent appointment of Daniel Kerf* ns commissioner of Immigration. Mr. Hepburn trained hi# batteries on Mr. Glllett, who. ho sold, was even try ing to enin#mla»* the bill to protect members from Importunities nnd the poa- alhle wrong* that might renult there from. "Why not protect the membership of it hmiie." axkril ha "fr/irn tha tamnto. the houae." anked he. "from the tempta tion to Indulge In spoliation of the gov ernment?" Mr Hepburn *ald the civil service had effected no Improvement and that men he had had appointed twen ty-five yearn ago, were today better | clerk* than those the elvll service com mission was providing. The argument In favor of that service, he said, vu "simply a cowardly attempt to avoid the responsibilities that men take upon them selves when they need friend#/' Intermarriage Amendment. Htrenuous objection was advanced by M f Cnimparker t° an amendment 'by Mr. 8layden, of Texas, for the in In the schedules relating to-posf staff showing the Intermarriage ‘ and negroes and of persons of •nd Asiatic origin. Mr. Crump_>__ lltved such Inquiries would bo very ob jectionable and unsafe. Moaar#. filayden and Rahdell. of Texas, were equally vigorous In supporting the amendment. "If a white man married a negro." remarked Mr. Randall, "he ought not to be ashamed of It—he Is no better than th# one he married." The amendment wot lost. J7 to 4S. Mr. Lamb, of Virginia, obtained the paMage of an amendment providing thru statistics shall dealgnste the survivors of Union and Confederate armies add Here ? s a remarkable sale of Ladies’ Tailored Suits; the reason for it is simple, and easily explained. A leading New York maker, clos ing up his season’s business, offered us his entire surplus stock of suits made up to retail at $18.50, $20.00 and $22.50 at a price that enables us to sell them to you at $15.00 for choice. All are^ brand new suits and very desirable. The sale will begin in our popular second floor this morning. $18.50 Suits - - $20.00 Suits - - $22.50 Suits - - About half-a-dozen styles in the lot, one of which is pictured here. The materials are new cheviots in plain colors, herringbone and diagonal weaves, fancy striped suitings, hard-finished novel- . ties, broadcloths, etc. Coats are made in the very stylish long effects, plain or trimmed, and lined with good quality satin;, skirts are plain gored and finished with self-folds. All sizes are included in the lot when sale be gins; but selling will be rapid, so you should come early to be sure of securing your size in the style you like best. As stated above, these suits would be good val ues at $18.50, $20.00 and $22.50; in fact, you’il find suits of no better quality priced $25.00 around town. Take choice of the lot for $15.00. D00DY COMPANY navies. Th# New Pur* Food and Drug Law. W# are pleased to announce that Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colda and lung troubles Is not affected by the national pur* food end drug law na It contain* no opiates or other harmful drugs, end we recommend It as a safe remedy for children and adult*.—-H. J. Lamar St Co., n*k? Fourth National Bank, agents.' OF TMESIS South and North Unite in the Fight for Creation Forest Reserves. •erne that the conj ness ef New York cltr was due largely to the building ot toe Kris canal. Aid fee Levee tystem. tor Bandera, of Louisiana, spoke of the menacing effect ot the floods of the Miaalnlppi river upon hi* state and said It was time th# general government should beer lie share of the expenee of maintain Inf the levee system. must uompera arid the laboring man vitally In terra t#d la waterway ex- den aad hoped the time would ceme when more attention would he devoted to eueh waterway scheme*, than .to the bnIMtng ot arsenals and aavy yafds. AM ERICHS LIGHT PLANT CHANGED HANDS YESTERDAY AMRRICUS. Ga.. Dec. f-TheAmer- I cue Railway end light Company con summated th* porches* of the dntlre extensive plant of the Amerloue Illu minating nnd rower Company • thla afternoon, taking over the gae plant, main*, electric plant end other prop- art lee WASHINGTON. Dee. 9—A distin guished assembly of wltnesxes today testified before the house oomgilttee to the need of the federal government es tablishing fbreat reserves in the White Mountains and In the Southern Ap palachian*. It marked the opening of the fight in thla cession of congress for th* creation of thee* reserves to protect the navigability of navigable streams, e purpose which th* commit tee conceded is constitutional. Distinguished Man Present, kies Governor Guild, of Massa chusetts, who wee the spokesmen until h* was compelled to leave the city end tuen hie duties over to Col. Win. 8. Harvey, of Philadelphia. Governors Chamberlain, Of Oregon; Ansel, of 8outh Carolina; Hoke 8mlth. of Geor gia. and Johnson, of Minnesota; for mer Governor George E. Pardee, of California, and Blanchard, of Louisi ana. and Dr. Edward Everett Hale, chaplain of th# senate, were among tho#** who appeered. Chairman Scott, of the commltts* said tho com in if;-* appreciated the public sentiment In fever of the project, but that the problem of obtaining the desired end was difficult. Representative 8cott explained that th* hours commute* on the Judiciary had questioned the constitutional ac tion of congress looking toward the purchase of land for the coneervatton of ferrets, whatever It might do toward protecting the navigability ef the at re i ms of the country. Governor Guild. In retpondlng. Mid emnhaals upon tho ability of the gen eral government to undertake projects for tho general welfare of the country, •aytng the appeal cam# from all quar ter# of the nation. South and Nerth Join Hands. "It te probably the first time !n hf- lory thst the governor of South Caro lina and the governor of Mssearhu DIVORCE AND NEWJUSBAND While the Mill Ground New Groom-to-Be Waited on Outside SAVANNAH. GO*, two hour, .ft.r a 4jCT»«ta4 bwn rnnlerrt S lvlnic Mr on «b»ilut. dlvorc. from n,r oSl’rtrfSljgjo.f"join y£nn.d.n name and became Mrs. John B. Mar- tl The.liusband-to-be was waiting outside the caurt house while the husband was being deprived of his wife. A* soon as th* court had out the old marital bond the new Me was sought Had thrf justice of th* peace, who^ee- mented tit# new on# b«*en at his office on time a record wedding would have occurred. AT AGE OF NINETY WAS TOWNW4AN OF ANDREW CAR- NEOIE AND WAS OLD RBEIDENT* OF MACON. . Th, o!4«r etttsen, of Macon viu re- tn.mbrr th. low brkk .tor. that >too4 wh.r. Maa Morrla now ha. a 4ruf alar.. Th»r Win nmrm—r thnt «h» bulldln* -ay In Thr»—will rnnmbw aMp for twraty- on. yrara aft.r ilw war tbia .lor. wu l nrocry k.pl by a F.-otchman nam.4 John Wrmrr and hla *ood wlf*. and II w.« alMd th.lr balm, -ll., PEROXIDE FLOUR ON THE BLACK LIST BLEACHED PRODUCT IS ADULTER ATED, SAYS SECRETARY WASHINGTON, Dec. t.—Secretary Wilson, of the department of agricul ture, today _ announced his decision.. In the blenched flour ced his decision In controversy, holding that flour bleached with nitrogen perox ide is an adulterated product under the law and that It can not l« ~ ' In the District of CotumbT Ido Is — * ‘ legally be sold la or the ter ritories or be transported In Interstate commerce. Owing to the Immense quantity of bleached flour now on hand. Secretary Wilson will recommend no prosecution of •lx months from this date. , WANTED Bids to furnish twenty-five of the largest turkeys raised in Middle Georgia. Will pay cash. Apply— E. B. HARRIS St GO. THE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE TO ITS_MAHY VISITORS Some of Them Were Rude to the Lady ■Operatives, and a Note of Warning Is Issued. the HR, ■iS4''ourto 1 ff , U , o^ B *»b"t .t.S £7r« warn almost away to t0 Intricate and marvelous mech- avenus aides were worn almost awe* in anlcUm attached to th* switchboard. working, and many othrr things well worth the time spent tn their Inspection, and thee* are welcomed and special at tention accorded them, but the alleged gentlemen who on yesterday afternoon put In t ' — *-— w «r.w Vrilfmtitm 1 * JSaTi a? toe r *I2 r *» ar * by no means wanted. In th. city h. JovM .o w.ll. .nil which | «•< fflJKW 1 BANKRUPTCY SALE OF JEWELRY STOCK CROOM ‘STORE PURCHASED AT PUB LIC AUCTION BY MAX LAZARUS FOR 94,400—SALE HAS BEEN CONFIRMED. The Jewelry stock of J. M. Croom waa sold at public a>i*tlo.i by the United 8tates court officials yosterdny morning to Max Laxarus for the «um of $4,400. Tho value of the stock had boon ap praised at $11,000. There was only two blddera. Mr. !<axarua and Mr. Henry Kaplan. The latter run tlio bid up to $4,050 and then stopped. By raising this bid fifty dollars Mr. I<axarus got the stock. The salo has been confirmed. There were no developments'yesterday In the mntter of the fake bids for the Croom stock. The federal officers are still endeavoring to locate R. J. Akertdge, who made an offer In writing of $9,440, and who can not be located. As the other four bids, which are also believed to be false, were made tn the same manner, and were written out on tho same typewriter In a very similar style. It la thought thnt they were also made by R J. Akerlilge. If apprehended ho will have to answer to a charge of con tempt of court. FELL FROM VERANDA Loh’s Cafe 616 Mulberry at. Only First-olasa Restaurant In the City for Ladies and Gentlemen. Boiled Onions. Cream Sauce. Or « New England Dinner. Roast Veal. Pan Gravy, Or / Stewed Back Bone and Dumplings. Steamed Rice. Mashed Potatoes. Candled Tams. Corn Bread. Lobster Salad. < , Baked Apple Roll. Hard Butter ffsuc*. FOR SALE Five-room house, all modern improve ments—large lot. Terms $250 cash, balance$25 a month, which includes in- MAY DIE FROM INJURY ^ st ; r EARLE THOS. FULFORD, A FIREMAN. FELL A DISTANCE OF THIRTY FEET YESTERDAY MORNINO. Ur. Thomas Fulford. a fireman on the Central, running on the engine with Engineer Ed Adams, and boarding at th* house of Mr. W. C. liobb#. lilt) Third street, lies at the hospital with a ’ • • - by fa " ‘ railing from house son time after 3 o'clock yesterday morning. the upper Mr. Fulford had gone off hla run and gone to his bonrdlttg house and feeling unite qnwell. Shortly after going to th a IU of vomiting — veranda. He lean ed over tl>* railing of the veranda, and ‘ “““ ‘ * end fall to KT*H >" C.M.r Dy», * U-- - - --- -- - • -**"»«■ load. 4. * Toon* man fc. tr«v«l«a otw . ,n ■"• th. 0)4 wort! *o4 Own 10 *mwl- ( ————— ’‘MKBHIP'JWfs* mm ” iJwanasfitws* vSjrTSv. o.M.H-, UNITED STATES COURT 1 "™ CUTS THROAT WITH RAZOR; j KUkty-flv. IhooMnd dolUra w*. th, I Mil. hnv. Jolnrtl hand to haad m 1 coo.T4*r*il-,n Um-iIwJ! Th. «»»p.hy I*rjK*t to confrtw for ih, mactm.nt 1 m.klnr Ih. ForrhaM la ttal which ho. of law for th. (Mml w^far. 0 f ih. un fuller IP iMMum twronWr hiaullo* a larva IMdara Vnltrd 8t*toa,» »*M Oorarno r Oultd. NO CAUSE S ASSI8NED i«»<^>‘ n wuh id. a* h* do** to o«. a*M «< -ta* e PWIIUIIU wmSrSmhe railway mho now wh-1 oonlhwn "lata. 1 Jar «0Mlt«c4h<a. WIMam a. Do#Mn,| Pra.ld.nl Vanltlo* took th. pM rv-FTNI4K FI'RtNUB n*. Dor Irmok n. n"-~ - |tn oti« ef L effjeea. MACON. DUPLIN * savanna *OAU COMi'A-.r Arrival ana ot Pai##*^ -tr* h * » it wltj* -VJ *v "noa 7t<w-n n» it.ose«|j(t gffhe wee lek prtn of Americas te vie* president of the, tton that th# pe.mYlar rapidity of ero- red u*w cMMKAftlNM‘ jii'n In the amiihern Appalertilaa lag ", , , mountains neoeseitstel the eatablleh- ■ . eat* I Notice te Our Cuitemere. ment af a reton# there, for the pres i resor. Doctor# | We are pleased to aanouneq that ewetkm of the nevigebiltly M “ ley's Roney end Ter far flpugha, streams and tie ken to the Macon Hospital. > found that his skull wee and that hla chance* for rec ___ _ r . — chance# tor recovery were extremely doubtful. Mr. Fulford te about 97 n troubled btm e had an »!• tech ef grip, end item tnie he never re work About Finished In Macon-Officlals Leave Monday for Valdosta. streams end tie protection of tbq her bore. He gave It aa his opinion that the mirier** ** jjurvhaatd vu zrzzzzz *4 »’•' I Lau* J AUllU. end lung tftoubk# t» nel ftffect for the | rd by the Nettonhl run* Hebff «n4 belli com- Dftftg law as it cantatas no splat <*f. ... w —PHM— I besgft tlalra-1 er el her Harmful drug*, and V« re- j where the Incline* are eo sleep end I* hemeend I <'omm*nJ ti ee a eef» remedy f»r chi'.-! erM'tn •*' ntdd that their nee f »r u N«n Or-ldren end pdnAU II J- t>m«r A nnHculture te l«wa tp|wrnnt than the * ttevr ITbunh NdUousl JJMk* 4 WvsvnaUuo or tw at: ire SSSS^RVfftgitSS. i% c rU , A"aA2ru2 2B%jsafiar Kssayg^g I ewer to a charge of contempt ef eo«rt 1 n eeeesed that be was recently wanted In .» turkrupuy **#»■ in nhlrh t e I# t?»e rriadpa!. tt.t when the coae-na* sound ed he could r..‘t be found. McCorraUk ■aid he had attended court for Mferal dajs. ar.J when he be.\rd Dothbg cl W# eve h* c-nrti vd lha: tt would h- railed *t an (her term A< mrdtngly he return- , <1 to th« pursuit of hi# buatnera. Ju.h fir+r put the man unJer a bond of ft, to ap’.nar at th# n#xt t rm «*f t^art. 4. J , .,95 r #nsaa[ mm,: In the District Court Staten for th# Soul t ef the United uthern District of vision, tn tbe mat* . Western ^ I ntley. Bankrupt ■uant lo an order of hie Honor. 4«r rroudfit referee In bank- there will tw ro'd nt the store no use of Geonte D. Wheatley, lorated at the corner of Inmar street and Cot ton avenue. In the . Ity of Amaricua. Sumter county. Georgia, on th* SUM dry of December. 1901 te the highest bidder tor cash, the entire itoclr of m^- chandle* of raid bankrupt: said a;ora of dry goods, notlonft er. kind* ' lothlng and fur- ruga. nuUilnda. S.ffir,S32f^. ci trunks fixtures, etc. T present ferai voices appntxlauie rtvranjn-. acid subject to the ep- »urt. The highest and percentefth*. bld/ca^* 4 4 of 94M anew.when sale to t ranrt i confirmed the wno i na er-1 to bidder. i ma u is praofcf la L;e Uulud tfuics < 353 Third St. Phone 77 Notice of Flrat Meeting of Creditors. In the District Court of the United States for the Western Division of the Southern District of Georgia. In Bankruptcy. In the matter of J. V. Wilson. Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy, lo the creditors of J. !». Wltoon, of Orlana. In tne county of Laurens, end district efbresxld. m bankrupt Notice to hereby given that on the tth dev of December. A. P. 1908. the eald J. D. Wilson was duly adjudicated bank rupt: and that the first meeting of hie creditora will fie held nt Macon. In Bibb county Georgia, in the Grand Opera Houae building, on the ltth day of De cember. A. D. ivos. at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, at which Urn# the said cred itors may attend, prove their claims, ap point n trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. Th* bankrupt to required to be present on that day for examination. ALEXANDER PROUDFIT. In Bankruptcy. Referee I This'December 9, HOI. GEORGIA. Bibb Countyi ’will on the first Tuesday* <n Januat,. ..... at public outcry, at the court house, in eald county, within the legal hours of •ale. to the highest bidder for cash car- tain property, of which th# following te e full and complete description: That tract of land In the county of Blob, stnfc^ of <ieorgfa. containing four daoertbed according to of mmr tir r.E. t>ranto7 or IkMo? sna srvgs numl-r.. On. rl). Two <;>. Ftftwn <R),. |»4 • l *<0*ll<). •» •li'FK T' of *11.1 *»'J' •" *«ia troof. »*4 .'our (<> lou lyioa tomtlwrr tnd i.0lt. v1nitnl.lr.tor of IP’S' At£2l 4»• iVYttJSfis t4SCS&55 g#0. a EOWfOA MS'. TUt IrNustot US, iM.