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V 8 imii); IIII Ilium i j i TWIT MAOON DAILY TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1908 GREAT REDUCTION SALE Attend the Great 25% REDUCTION SALE ITHE CITY WILL GIVE THE LAND ASKED FOR BY CENTRAL RAILWAY -OF-— STAR CLOTHING CO. Such Will Be the Recommendation of th# Special Commute# of Council Aft*r Conferring With Conoral Managsr Molao and Looking Over tho Land Wanted. 15 L. r, ItH.LYSR. Vice PrealdenL OSCAR E. DOOLY, Caabler. STATEMENT OF THU AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF MACON At dote of buslnes* November 27. 1101. RESOURCES. Loene end Discount* ........... «... United But## (Par Value).. Hanking iu-ite. Furniture and Fixture#. (4ih and Exchange.... , >00.000.00 140.000.00 LIABIL ITIE8. OmHal itook Surplus and Net Profit a .......... $1.318.02?. ft S 200.000.01 121.112.11 200.000,00 ...13.112,022.22 CHRISTMAS CEMENTS THE BONDS. Of Rood fellowship and kindly feeling. Our cement will in- snro .n share of yours toward ns. Like all onr building ma terials our coments are the best wo con get. If you ex pect to do any building or im proving have us furnish tho materials. Quick deliveries for t'noso in a hurry. WILLINGHAM SASH 6 DOOR CO., 467 Third St., MACON, GA. SOUTHERN ELECT RIC SUPPLY & MFG. CO. Machinery, Electric and Combination Fixtures WIRING MILL WORKS A SPECIALTY 171 Cotton Avenue—Phono 212. / The Empire Electric Co. law or ■ to ftngUton-Mountford Beetrto Co. Now under management of WILLIAM J. MOUNTFORD. JR. Efficiency, Competency, Promptness Everyth ins Electrical by Electrical Experts Office <11 Mu . (Pythian Cattie). l'hone lit. Residence Phone III OLD JASPER RYE A STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY 100 Proof, Double Stamp We especially recommend this goods to those that prefer n high proof goods equal to bottled in bofad goods at 25 per cent higher prices. A trial order will prove the quality. We guarantco satisfaction. 4 Full Quarts $3.85 By the action of the apeclat committee of council appointed on Tuaisday night, to taka up the matter of the petition of the Central of Georgia railway for certain grants of land on which to build addi tional ahopa. the petition haa been grant* ed. and only needs the formal action of the mayor and council to make complete. Am per arrangement, the special com* mlttee. composed of Aldermen Riley. Wheeler. Mayer. Brunner. Chappell and Robert, met with General Manager Molao and Bupt. Harlan, of the Central, at the mavor'e office yesterday afternoon at f o'clock, and had with them complete maps of the locality In which the grants were wanted, and later, with City Attor ney Hall and City Engineer Wilcox, went over the ground. After a thorough dlacuaalon and exam ination, the committee decided to reoom* mend to coundl the granting of the pe tition. With the perty were representatives of the Georgia Ixian A Trust Company, whose protest against dosing a portion of Tupelo street was reed at the meeting of council. These representatives stated that after looking over the situation there did not appear any probable detri ment to their property at present, and withdrew thalr objection tentatively. In fixing a price for the land wanted, the committee decided that It should be the same In proportion to that paid for the land on which their present new shops are kacated. This wUl make the price $102. With thla recommendation of the mlttee. which was unanimous, and the known sentiment of the other members of council, It may be put down that the K tltfon la granted. An ordinance cm- adng the tarms. granta and conditions will now he drawn and passed by coun- C General Manager Molae arrived In the city yesterday morning In hla private car. He came to Macon to confer with the council committee and explain to them anything that might not be understood In the petition. From him some Interesting Information was obtained as to the proposed Improve- manta. It Is the desire of the company to have at Macon such modern equipped ships that all the heavy repairing can he dene to locomotlvea and cars in the quickest possible time. It ft estimated that when tbe proposed additional ahopa are built, there will be ne necessity of further extension for the next tin years. The shops will be bnUt with thla In view. Thy.present round house, the moat com modious and moat complete In tire ooun- try, wee erected on this ld«. and U (a there to serve for many rears. No definite figures can be given as to the ooet of the Improvements. When the present shops were planned. It was * spend about one million dol- snops at *' : Macon, and It was sxpectsd Intended then to cover all the land pur chased from the city. Tbe financial de pression came, and then It was thought that only about a quarter of a million could be spent, and the work began. The, work grew and at nearly every step some- expense grew apace, until Instead spending two hundred and fifty thousand the present Improvements cost the com pany alx hundred and one thousand dol lars. This, of courts. Included the pur^ chase of the land from the city and the private parties whose landa were neoia- sery for the plans to be carried out. Therefore, while It la Intended that the completion of the original plane by build ing the additional shops on the land oi the old ahopa and that acquired yesterday will cost about two hundred and thousand dollars, It may coat twice much before the work la finished. As to the benefits to the city from the Increased ahopa and Improvements, ar Idea may be gained from the payroll The shop payroll for* the paet montj amounted to $41,002. As the force w*l be doubled, the payroll will be Increased at leaat to $82,000. with the chances of It being one hundred thoumnd dollars, paid out to employes and every dollar put Into circulation among the people of Macon. These shops will do the heavy repair ing and other work for the entire ays tem of the Central. They will be aa large aa the I* A X. ahopa at Louisville, which now enjoy the distinction of being the finest and largest railroad ahopa In tha south. Here Is Relief For Women. certain, pleasant herb relief from wo men's Ills, try Mother Gray's "AUB- TRAI.1AU-I.BAF." It 1, a nllaMa regulator, and relieves all female weak nesses, Including Inflammation and ulcerations. Mother Gray’s Australian- lieaf la sold by druggists or sent by mall for 10 eta. Bam pie sent FREE. Ad dress The Mother Gray Co.. La Roy, N. Y. CONTRACTOR W. J. OLIVER WINS RIG CLAIM AGAINST RAILROAD HEARING OF A SUIT WHICH IN V0LVE8 NEARLY $300,000 BEFORE JUDGE 8PEER YESTERDAY- PROMINENT LAWYER8 APPEAR ED—RULING FOR PLAINTIFF. The claim of W. J. Oliver against the Havannah. Augusta and Northern Railway Company, one of the biggest aulta In the annals of tha local divi sion of tha United Stetea court, wan argued before Judge Emory Speer yea terday morning, and rasultad In the laauanca of an order appointing J. N. Talley master, to determine In exact ly what amount tha defandant la In debted to th# contractor. Tha Indabt- edneaa W«a tentatively admitted by tha attorneys for tha railroad and they contented to tha older naming a apo dal master, who must render a report to the court before March 1. 1101. Oliver's claim for construction work amounts to almost three hundred thou sand dollars. A notable array of legal talent ap peared In the case, the participating attorneys being among tha moat prom inent In the state. Fur Oliver, there were Moasra. C. Henry and Rodney 8. Cohan, Judge Joseph It. I.nmar. for merly of tha Georgia supremo court, and Judge Enoch Calloway, all of Au gusta; representing tha Savannah, Au gusta and Northern Railway Company, were Messrs. Rrannan and iDootn, of Mllten. and Judge Janies K. Hines, of Atlanta, W. J. Oliver's claim la that he built thirty-five miles of the present line of the Reavnnah. Augusta and North ern railway at a coat approximating $2H5,ooo. Upon the failure of the company to pay him thla amount, he secured a lien on It* property and In stituted a suit for the appointment nf a receiver. Thi* action wee taken loat August. At that time Judge Hpwer granted an Injunction which restrained the railroad from further incumbering Its property and from disposing of Its assets. Yesterday evidence In th# ease, sub- ■tsntletlng Oliver’s bill, was submitted and proper argument wan made. The claim not being denied by tha defen dant's counsel, and both aides desiring the appointment of a master who aha| determine the Indebtedness, Judge 8peer appointed Standing Master J. N- Tolley to conduct the Investigation, and report. He also held that if the claim was not adjusted by June 2 of next year, the lien*would be foreclosed and of sale thereon aa la usual In fore closure tUMCf." Mr. Oliver, who Is probably the most famous contractor of the country on account of the big contracts he he* handled, wan not at the hearing, being represented by Mr. L. C. Gunter, hla chief assistant. "Have you tried Clinchfield. Writo the Southern Sales Agency of ihe Cllnchfleld Coal Corporation, Char- MILTON TERCENTENARY ‘ OBSERVED IN LONDON In thla cf(y of hla birth, was commenced yesterday with a special the British Academy at Bur- "Mllton," meeting of t llngton House. A poem . written for the occasion by George Mart: f&r ■ mstsssw - Life and Work,'' whlchHMOTMP an nddreaa on "Milton's 'Cornu*' and Ite Incidental Music.'' by 8lr Ptederlck Bridges, Illustrated by the choristers of Westminster Abbey. i Today was the exact anniversary of Milton's birth, and was observed In all tha schools of London by lessons w Milton's life and work. In the after] DUTY Commands you to be pre pared for all contingencies. Croup cornea like a thief in tbe night—Gowan'a Prepa ration, external, cures and prevents Croup, Cough*. Colds. Pneumonia. Keep a . bottle In the home. 2lo; 50c; $1.00. All druglgsts. Be prepared to meet emer gencies. Buy to-day. NEW VERSION MILLER AFFAIR Colquitt Attorney Takes Ex ceptions to Report Night Riding Case. To the Editor of .The Telegraph: Ir Justice to Miller county and the partici pants In the alleged “night riding' cate, I will thank you to publish this let ter: At the September term of the city court of Miller county. Mai Ison Kitch ens. a negro, was convicted of '■heating fire, and swindling, wherein I was attorney for the defendant A motion for new trial was filed, but at the request of th* defendant the motion was withdrawn and he entered tho county chalngang to work R ut his sentence. About one week after e hnd been In the gang ho escaped. Im mediately upon his escape Mr. W. " Klmbrel, who Is the foreman of the c vlct gang, got Mr. F. B. Adams, the deputy sheriff of Miller county, to he»p m Search for the negro. Mr. Adams -- account of the fact that he had work ed hla horses down serving papers for the December term of city court, went to Mr. Emmet Ilndnay, stable man ol tha dty, for the purpose of securing a team. At the request of Mr. J. A. Phillips, sheriff. Mr. Radney drove Mr. Adama out to look for tho escaped < vlct Want to Old Negro's House. Mr. Klmbrel Couch's Mill, looking for tho escaped party and phoned these g< " *“ corro out to help him and i In Baker county. the e#t_, gentlemen to bring dogs. 1111 Kitchens' ght they would Vhen they first br convict, that Kitchens, house thc.v ' i Madison •is or London Elite and workSMRHHJHP - - special commemoration service wa* held at St. Mary-le-Bow. Cheapslde, the Bishop of Rlpon preaching the ser- pany, mon. The lord major and sheriffs IhT of state, leading cltlaena. (especially Mil- ton'* ward of Bread street. 1 and the offi cers and fellows of the British Academy attended. In the evening the lord mayor K ve a banquet at the mansion house. morrow a general meeting of the British Academy will be held, at which a number of papers, dealing with vs- rictus aapeJta of Milton's life and work, will be communicated for publication. A private performance of "Samson Ago- nlstes" will be given at the theater. Bur lington Oardens, on Dec. 15. l*ubllc per formances are being arranged for ir. IfAdon and elsewhere. At the British Museum there will be an exhibition of ’Miltonian* " and a port I folio contain ng facsimiles of the Milton autographs ind documents In the museum will be published aa a souvenir of the tercen tenary. MODEST HEN PROFITABLE UP IN STATE OF and * finding bo orie, they went to Mr. John Norman's for breakfast. Thla Is Frederick a true story of the wholn happening* ‘ and the account of It aa printed In Sun- day’s Telegraph Is an exaggerated state- ment. Tim .bond that was required of the Miller county 1 parties was readily and wraUv given. The reputation of Mil ler and Baker Muntles In the pest has been none too high about respecting the majesty of the law, and we as a people, are trying to Mvo that met reputation down an(T there ran be found In no jo- callty more law-abiding P«*opl« nr, noble- hearted than cap be found In Miller nnd Baker counties. Declares Miller Citizens Law-Abiding. The Idea of the people of Miller coun ty not allowing their cltlscns to be ar retted! Instead If they were criminals all would ahidlv help to arrest them and see that they were punished Instead of resisting their arrest or thinking of try ing to storm a Jail and take away their • This letter Is written for tha sole pur- fi p«i H m| * ‘ TRENTON. Mo. Dec. ».-That _ m . Missouri hen made a gain of $5,000,002 a sale made. Thla order reads, In pert, lost year In th* value of her surplus ... . . products, making a total of 9l5.ooo.ooo ji wstst just iSS ossa «£» *£&&* * S the cauqs be and la hereby referred In (to J. N, Talley, standing muter, to hear evldenre and detarmlna the amount which the defandant owes the complainant for the construction of j said rotfd aa act out In the bill "That said report he filed on or be- | fore the first of March. 1202. 'That If the defendant doe* not pay - . - . , . . - - ., j -.jltry Association, which .. the caua* be and la hereby referred In annual session here. The show Is one “ • — -*—»*— *- of the lareeet In the country and aside from th* hundreds of Missouri exhibits, there are displays of thoroughbred poul try from a dozen other states. The Missouri I'oultry Association Is the official organisation of Missouri and receive* a $1,200 biennial appropriation from the etate. Missourians are taking of thoroughbred poultry with ' * show t they ..’heroas he had be„ afternoon talking to his wife. They left and searched elsewhere for a while, tho old negro man, going with them and promlrlnr to show where Ills l»oy wan. While going to Wash Heard's, where the old negro said Heard might pny out the negro and later returning to the old — gro’a house after finding that Mr. He could not help the old negro, the old n fell out of the buggy, where he i sitting In the front and thn back buggy wheel ran over him. The negro then rk In the buggy near the houko the parties were to make the last search for th* convict, and as soon as th* party got to the house, the old negro went In the house* to look for the boy id soon arterwards aome one left the •use running and nfter calling for old, _4V and thinking It might be Madison Kitchens, the mail bran ted. dogs were set on his trail nnd he was run until they came to Mr. Andrew Moore's. The negro was running too fast for an old man like I1II1 Kitchens, who was about 70 years old. was the reason tho dogs ware put oh th# chase. Says Women Attacked Men. From Mr. Moore's they returned to Bill Kitchens’ home and Mr. Adams, deputy sheriff, got over In the yard to go to tha'house and the negro’s dogs got after Adams and bit him several times and two negro women. Bill's wlfo and tho convict's wife, started on Mr. Adams, ono with an axe handle and the other th* something that looked like a gun, ...j*h Mr. Radney got over the fence to help Mr. Adams out. Mr. Radney then knocked tbe women ofT Mr. Adam*, who was trying to get out of the way of the dogs and after quiet waa restored, a search wa» made of the house again Hi * END OF WORLD COMING AGAIN Lee Spangler, Direful Prophet and Soothsayer, Bees Terri ble Things. YORK. Pa.. Dec. ».—Deoember Is to Tophi la to taka month—prol -j .. th* prophecies of Lee J. Spangler, York's direful proph et 'and soothsayer, meet with fulfillment. to 8psngler, no less a > than the end of the world place the latter part of th* jhabljr on Sunday. Dec. 27. However. It may take place a week earlier. Sunday, Dec. 20, and thus afford an economical solution of the Christ mas present problem, • Home of the terrible things that will Immediately precede the end of the world are described by Spangler in the follow ing alarming fashion: Nation shall rise against nation. Kingdom shall rise against kingdom. There shall be famines and pestilences and earthquakes. Rivers will dry up. Th* fish of the sea will die. The sea will boil up with a great noise. The cities of the nations will ra»- Mountalns will not be found. Islands will Islands will pass away. The city of Boston will sink. New York will go up In smoke. People will flee to the mountains. The land will dry up to get ready for will fall and prosperity will . falling. This cannot be stopped. Roosevelt will get rid of all hla money. The treasury will go dry. People will carry their money In their pockets and hide In their houses. Great Time to 8teal, * another. The crops i be cut off. The banks will keep i Families will steal It from This Is the gold that Is piled up for the 1 —* days. This gold will rust In your ets. It will give you more trouble last days, pockets, than good. Labor organizations will oorae under ne head nnd rule the land. There will be great wrath among the eople. Hatred, killing one another, -janglng themselves, and children will rise against their parents, two against “iree and three against two. Mother-ln- w against daughter-ln-Iaw. Plagues Galore. All plagues that Is written In the Bible will be brought forth. The land will be full of lice, frogs, crickets and locusts. Whosoever will be etung of these locusts 111 die. > There will be signs In the sun. In the moon and in tho stars. In the end of timo tho sun will be block and thn land will be In darkness. _ lood, the stars will fall and tho heavens will be shaken. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange th#. whole system when entering It through the mu cous surfaces. Such astlclea should never be used except on prtqcrlptlons from re putable physicians, aa the damage they will do Is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall’s Ca tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Che ney 4b Co.. Toledo. O.. contains no mer cury, and Is taken internally, acting di rectly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure, he sure you get the gen uine. It is taken Internally and made In Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney A Co. Testimonials free. < , Take Hall’s Farkjly Pills, for consti pation. G. E. FARMER'S FATHER - “JACK FROST” the Original “Ice Man” —Who, for several thou sand years was at the head of the "ice trust”—and promoter of the society for “cold feet” — gets bjisy in Central Georgia, and hands out a few "cold packages.” One of our warm "Over coats ia your best refuge. If you buy one— You’ll have a warm back— /, And we’ll have a "come-back”— At you— Because you’ll be satisfied. OVERCOATS—$10 TO $30—TOP COATS Under fepb* „ ~ Macons United New States >5 National Supervision \ Bank COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK, MACON, GA. OUR AIM. ' We Invite Your Account ro BE STRONG 0 BE LIBERAL 1 O BE POPULAR C. F. STROBERG. (Schatzman’s Old Stand.) BLACKSMITH AND RUBBER TIRE WORK SPECIALTY All Kinds of Building and Bepairing of Carriages- and Wagons. For Sale $1,750.00 COLUMBUS, Oa., Dec. 0—John W. Parmer died In Columbus this morn Ing at the age of 90 years. Ho was Jhe father of C. E. Farmer, of Ma con; D. G. and T. C. Farmer, of Sa vannah, and other children. Interment will be in Macon tomorrow. Negro Methodists to Meet. The thlrty-kecond session of the South Georgia conference of the col ored M. E. Church will convene here tomorrow. Bishop L. H. Holsey, of Atlanta, will preside. ' vengeance and the atat* WHISKCV •OUOtt poee of placing the name* of our citizens nnd officers and county In the tlgnt light before the public, and having represented the negro to the lwst of my ability nnd knowing the men against whom tha charge nan been made, 1 feel that I am bound by duty to write whai I have you for publishing this. I B. B. BUSK. Colquitt. Oa.. ivc. 8 Makes the Liver Lively Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup given permanent relief In cases of habltuab constipation a* it stimulates the liv er nnd restores the natural nctlo n of the bowels without lrr'Utlng these organs like pills or ordinary cathar tics. Does not .nauseate or gripe and Is mild and pleasant to tnke. Re member the name. Orlno. and refuse substitutes. H- J I.amar & Co., near Fourth National Bank. SHIPPING NEWS SAVANNAH. Ga.. Dee. 9-Arrlved: Schooner Purest City. Adkins, New port News: Annie C. Grace, Steelman, Philadelphia; Sailed: Steamers Eugenia. (AuaO. Rohm, Barcelona: IMrthlan. Berry, ilUdelphta: schooner J. E- DuBIg- ...n. Turner. N< op. New York. CHARLESTON. S. C.. Dee. 9.-Ar rived: Steamers Trump (Dutch). Van DeVoogJ. Bremen: Katahdln. Maguire. Boston and proceeded for Jacksonville; gasoline yachts Cosett*. Wilmington. N. C.. bound Miami; Whim New York bound Jacksonville, houseboat Ruft- , heuee. New York, bound Jacksonville. Sailed: Steamer* Juan. (Nor.). H. ' tiers. Risk la Weems, , . ! Itudglns. Baltimore, via Georgetown, i.prodncinjf Arrived: simmer Errt.-1». (Pr.), [ the circuU-| Molchy. Chjirlnton. ' "? "i'.'.V 11 ,!,e i«. b int» *nj ivmrs produce the p.r.:'i an t . ' V' K “;' S '" V,' - ' _ . .. . .. + nponvotRhro:n.iti;M. To trr.lt the trouble with rr,shiner conUlninc pot-, Tort' Express prepaid to any point reached X at* or otherstrou* mineral.., is kinplv adding another poi*m to the M.ijy JSUhtWW iSS: IE 6 *** Wood, sapping it c( its remaning Titanty* nnd perhaps ia *chaoa*re R. T. Runtlett Ttewere- thtend mukinj «ph«icii wieV otlheenflercr. The cue **.'e tutOonlycute , N '- ™£i R tor Rheumatism U S. S. It ia nature'* remedy (or thi, disease, *cudt i stMm.r Aimch. J r!l.l Vt'l'M' in Sp"J'«>U extracted from the roots, hert» x?»* firk.' v cturteiloa^ - ' ClthefotWt and tulds. S. N. R. doun into the blood and ’ WVank W. Benedict. Well*. New York: «novra every tir.es o( the cause of Rheumatism, cleanses nnd pari fiat th« M *?|a v crooby. Preston. Pet. ne complainant, ute amount an round you an opportunity to get In touch with t» be due on or before the *th day of (hdae who are In the market for eggs or t. .... ... June. 1902, then and In tha* event tha J court will forthwith enter a decree of {foreclosure of the complainant's Hew fsa set out In ihe bill, for the amount so found bv the master, and a decree ?r addition to paylm urns paid In America nrty silver are aim offered at thla show, and Specials galore. NATURES CURE | f FOR RHEUMATISM For Shad, Blue Point Oys ters, Dressed Poultry and Tur keys, phone 463. OLD CLOTHES FOR THE POOR Meaning the Spare Wearing Apparel to De Found In Every House, Wanted Dy Warden Walker—will Call for Them on Warded Walker wants to know If the good housewives of the city have look ed over their Wardrobes, closets, trunks and out-of-the-way places for the gar ments they can spare fbr tho poor Uda Chri«» tna*. He wants to remind all that hla wi will go on Its annual rounds on the ..... nnd that the time la awful close at hand. He -also wants them to know that the .ther promises to get colder, even “ - - - W h|J # JJj, frees Ing. and „ _ . .The eonditions and cues which produce Rheumatism nil sucrc-t ,! Pon Antoni®: AIMn 8 Full Quarts *7- 25 ¥ *"4 «*»».«?* The di~« faiSSBa2^5t2? , ii2 , aS2ft» 12 Full Quarts by Southern Express Co. n F p r !) ssluU i. fe l. r. P. 0 Eox 1C3 ■ .-ircoUllon, : J restores hr.iU’t and comfort to thaw who nre If puBfntdiM**, _Thera it bat one way to b« <3re you ore J-irVaomrilt, Pin **!£!? “drreral mrehVtm s na l llut is to Uhe& S. & J.'icxsor.vu.c, *.n. 41RhcusulttmenttoySMdirelad V V • fBB SWIST C 41 Book ca - prone ca, ATLANTA, OA. , j I'.wton: I: -r, Andre (irr.r. ,. ! . 5 . *«•»•». N«mu; Win. It. Alburr. <&■ » irenctdosmg -n,nn>r- 'ii. n.mu: ..h.xw.r Oh»r>« TlmaL , . . ri 1‘ndlcott Captain Bailey, bound tor Moht>. spoken off St. Johns bar De cember 7, all well, wished d be re- ported. , __ „— whtia _ T sitting these cold days and nights around glowing Area, there are those who hare but rake to wear, and some of them worn thin, and that all the dire they will have Is the chunk of wood they can f lck up on tha street, or Is kindly given hem by tome one with a heart In him. He wants them to remember that there people are tho moat !mr * world. They may feast t morrow; they may have a lire thla cold day. tomorrow when It Is colder they may be frecalng. They provide neither food nor raiment—there are no rainy days coming to them. They live for to day only. There la never h care for the future, unless It la the dream of a feaat that Is to com*. are the people, no matter how want gets cold. Improvident as they may be. undesirable aa they may be. lo*y and trifling aa they may be. Illiterate, ignor ant and wicked aa they may be, they are huraoa beings and lire within the reach of the outstretched arms of the people tha world has treated b-ttcr. warden Walkea oaka that you took ever your etock of wearing apparel, lay aside that which you can *par*. ar.,1 no tify him that ho mey call with hla wagon A house with six room and hall on Huguenln Heights. If you want a HOME In a good location .this place will Interest you. Can arrange terms on this. $800.00 For a large LOT IN VINEVILLE. To* want to build a home In the best res idence section Qf Macon? If so here is, your chance to secure tho lot. Jno. F. and W. H. Cone, \ Real Estate, Insu ranee and Loans Phone 206. 607 Cherry St. Twenty-Five Per Cent Increase in Practice This Year Dr. A. B. Hinkle, One of Ma con’s Leading Physicians, States Above Pact. And This Year the Effects of Panic Not Yet Over. Why This Increase, while so Many Have Done so Much Less? His Charges Have Been 50 per cent Less Than. Other Doctors. Tho people of Georgia have learned tho truth, and have decided that they can get com petent physicians who are well equipped to respond to their Atlls day and night, at Live and Let Live Prices. No physician in Georgia is better equipped to handle a general practice than Dr. Hin- $2,600.00—Four brand new four-roord houses renting for $32.00 per month, 'close In, and In good renting section. Good Investment. $2,250.00—Will buy a nice five-room dwelling on Rosa street, which ia now renting for . $22.50 per month. This house has cabinet mantels, porcelain bath tub, gas, and nicely papered throughout. Will show a good invest ment or mako«a nice little home. Hal stable on the lot Murphey & Taylor Real Estate, Loans and Insurance PHONE 267 Citizen’s Nat’l Bank Building much you think ought not tn to’cared for, who are here and while they may to must* b* thought of whct^Vhc**weather kle, Riid he is considered by gets COM.. Improvident as they may to. vs- , . . , , H many leading physicians to be on expert diagnostician. If your doctor don't under stand your case, consult— EfnyWonati; !®I“£ cnwnr K li. aViuc DR. HINKLE Office 572 Cherry St. Phone 917—2 Calls. FOB SALE HOW IS THIS? A five-room house just off Second street, only t. $1,500.00 " Pay $600.00 casit and carry the balance. Immediate possession. Frank| B. West Real Estate and Insurance 417 CHERRY ST. Southern Packing Co. Choicest Native and Western Meats. . . Southern Railway Schedules, i ^ ^ lcrt T St. Phone 351. Shewing the arrival and departure of] pettengcr train* at Macon. Gi . ter infor. matlon only, and not guaranteed. S A Jrtm t, Heff* Drug Co* No. Arrlv* from II Jaekeenvl'.te. 2 5f (iTjackeon 14 tftnelrmatt... 2.05 13 Clncin: 7 Lumber City. » if 7 AU«n'» II Atlanta....,.! C.l« Brunee lwxr 25 BrunrarJek... , ic t I.umbo* agORGIA BAtLnOAD. Arrival ■ "iT d.iir iTiRfiT j.u, *,T «j... -*..*£*** e'A “| viu; fryfflC d,:,r —• '• W. W. HARDWICK, o. A- ' W Cherry St. -S-H-K-i-I-H-H-H-I-H-l-H 1III H-