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TIIE MACON DAILY TELEGRAM. TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 22, 1903 HAVE YOU SEEN THE Army Navy In them we present the commanding, novelty of the year. It suggests the essence of ease and height of luxury. These Robes appeal forceffilly to every man, because they are army braided, 'ending that military air which befits the athletic spirit of the day. They are certainly beautiful; either for the bath or for lounging. ' • $10 to'$18 Open Until 9 p. m. SENSATION IN THE JRR CASE Defense Endeavors to Impeach Jurors Moll and Fogarty—Accuses Them of Being Prejudiced and Biased Before the Trial. SPECIAL SALE NOW ON Best Seeded Raisins, 3;packages for 25c Best Cleaned Currants, 3 packages for 25c 1 Fancy Tnb'e Layer Raisins,’5 pound package 45c Fancy Malaga Grapes, 7 pounds for ...’ .$1.00 Fresh Cranberries, a quart . ..14c Fancy Layer Figs, a pound ; 12c Fancy Walnuts, a pound 12c Paper Shell Pecans, 13c and 25c Persian Dates, a pound ;..5o Just Received Fresh 'Car Load' for Xmas, FANCY SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES ’ ' $1.75 a-box—126'in box $2.25 a box—17(5 in box $2.25 a box—200 ‘in box $2.25 a box^250'in box TANGERINES $2.00 a box—174 in Pox APPLES 58c a-l’eck Don't miss getting some of tho.good tilings we have for you this week. • No dinner complete without A&P Freshly Roasted ftoffee, the kind that delights those who know tile best, and makes the .balance of the meal set well. Come and see us or phone 1590.' The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. The bill of exceptions and the motion for a new trial In the case of Clifford M. Orr have been so amended as to In clude an attack upon the veiacity end Integrity of Jurors Herman Moil and 13. Fogarty. him before the trial that they believed lilt sworn statements In" which they ‘ deny over have expressed an opinion. | In ills affidavit. Mr. J. F. Minton avers j that he heard both Mr. Moll anil Mr. Fo garty remark that they believed the offl leers of the Exchange Hank should bo {punished for Its failure. He says that | they made other statements which caused I him i believe' they were biased and r prejudiced. | Mr. Minton also sets 6ut that Mr.- Moll discussed the Exchange Hank case very freely -with him. stating, for one thing. I on bond before the trial. An affidavit by Mr. E. D. Irvine to this same effect Is ftlwi Introduced- by the defense. ! Doth Solicitor Brunson and T. 8. Feld- ;er, who conducted the prosecution, are i confident that the affidavits of Mr. Min I ton wllk have no weight with the enur. of appeals. Tbo.v state that the probity of the two jurymen Is-beyond question and thnt they were eligible to Sit upon the ease. Both Mr. Moll i»nd Mr. Fogarty have made affidavits denying the charges of Mr. Minton, declaring that nt no time b“fore the trial did they nmke question able remarks or express an oplnloif. Mr. Moll admits having discussed the case with Messrs. Minton and Irv'.ne, and also •jays that he related In wlmt manner the defendants would have been treated by the authorities In Germany. Affidavits tending to prove the char acter of Mr. Moll are signed by. Messrs. Harry C. Nix, 8. A. C. Kvtrett. Ben Stewart, A. H. Rice. C. T. Garden. Geo. Watson.'Henry Merkle. W. H. Daniel. J* H. Williams, W. W. Williams and John T. Moore. Affidavits testifying as to the good character of Messrs. Minton and Irvine are a part of the defense's evi dence. Mr. Fogarty refutes the charge against him by<deelniIng, in his affidavit: “When my nnme was called as n Juror to nn- *'■* the voir dire questions propounded I was entirely free from bias and prejudice." The state’* officers believe that this statement Is sufficient to offset »y accusations made by the defense. With these new papers, the appeal In the Orr case, which was forwarded to Atlanta yesterday, now comprises about 600,000 words. , For Sale at $2,500 A two-story, seven-room home, thoroughly modern, newly papered; within half block of College St. Splen- . did home or investment. Willingham Loan! Trust Co. •401 Third St. Phone 360 THE CAREFUL LADY Of the house, who closes tho windows at nights and bare the doors, should not neglect to look to the roof—sha should remember that Mr. Rain Is an intruder who can do harm as jvell'ss the-burglar. JAS. C. GORMLY. Phons 531. 320 Third St. Phone 187. GUNS, LOCKS, SAFES, Etc. REPAIRED. H & H. R. HUHN, Basement Amer. Nat’l Bank. $250 * $250 canli and $25 a month lmys 5-rooin cottage, all Im provements and includes inter est. If you prefer will build house according to your ideas and will furnish the plans. Southern Packing Co. Choicest Native and Western Meats. 620 Cherry St. Phone 351. RENT LIST 127 Bellevue AVe 112 Clayton Ave., 5-r..., 742 College, 9-r., 426 Calhoun. 8-r 221 Durtfan ....120.00 $18.50 ....$35.00 ....$20.00 ...$13.50 Cor. Carling and Rembert. H.H. $25.00 $10 Dunfan Ave., H.II.. 5-r... .$18.00 155 Fonrth. 7-r $22.50 126 Holt Ht.. *$-£» $22.50 $10 Hardeman, f, 125.00; possession January 1st. 140 Highland ave., 7-r.' $27.50 522 ‘Monroe. 8-r $20.00 161 Orange. 7-r $25.00 STORKS. 420 Mulberry St $60.10 650 Poplar St $40.00 658 Poplar (Jan. 1) $50.00 660 Poplar $50.00 B. A. WISE & 00. Hoetler Woodmen, FORT WAYNE. Ind.. Dec! Rooster Woodmen are here In large numbers to day In attendance at ther district meetlflg snd school of Instruction of the Modern Woodmen of America. Several national, state aad district offk-fa ire-here and will addrei witnuss ter prove hit. Dat w’lte oom- ans she rund*'cross de street'Wen *he seed me klmtnln. an* she oughter know bettern dat. DIs ycr mans wot aay l i » k ter Ml ii«‘ buggy, he warnt dar. Jedge. warnt dar n tall. DIs yor mans wot say.de Weal hit he wagon Is tell’n false wltnuss ergln me. Mer boss doan •low me ter rind fas’ in de city. De onlles* timer run fas' is out’n do city, an* dat w’enner 'tu’nner loose. Taint nuffln but prejjis, nuffln but prejjis, J.s pu prejjis.*' “What experience have you had. os a chauffeur previous to your being en gaged by your present employer?" ask ed the court respectfully. "He wuxxeht dar. Jedge. not er. I seed, day wu* so many roun <Jar w’en de polocces stop me." "How long have you been running an automobile?" •'Sahr "How long have you been running an automobile?" "Long oI* time. Jedge.* And that wns all he would Bay as to his experience. He was lined ten dollars, and the fine was promptly pahl by his employer. Makes the Liver Lively. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup gives permanent relief in cases of huhitunl constipation ns It stimulates the liv er and restores the natural action of tho bowels without Irritating those organs like pills or ordinary cathar tics. Does not nauseate or gripe amt is mild and pleasant to take. Re member the name, Orino, and refuse substitutes. H. J. Lamar & Co., near Fourth National Rank. Pianos for Christmas, $10 cash and $5 a month. The tF. A. Guttenberger ho., Tri angle Block. Police (®oupt The Chauffeur, "Fur de Lnwd sake. Bill, wotchM* •‘loin* Wld dat, orttrnKTbecl.cap on yor Raid? Yer nlnter runnin' one uvvum, Ixyer? Mer 'goodnlsu, man, whar yer Turn ter run one er dom t’lngs?" "Taint--nuffln ter -you whar I Pam hit, JIhso Iser runnin one. Hit beat •wukkln Inner sto* an* hit beat truck’n cotton down ter do cumpress alter •dollar er day." "8ho nuff! How long tekyer (or Tarn ter run one uvvum, SBIII?" "'Bout or week, dnt all hit tek me. Yor glta ten dollar er week anyer bode." "Hush! Sho nuff? "Kin yer Tarn In ner week tor mek dem mersheens scoot er roun lakker sees ’em scootln roun* town hyere?** '•Yor sho kin. TnlRt nuffln. All yor gotter do !s ter tu’nner Weel an* Jukker levver an •aha goes on* de f««- scr ycr niekkit go do mo* dey lakklt.** "Alnt yor skeered do pnleeccs (frit yer fur drlvvin hit so fus*?" "Doggone de poloocos. dey kalnt cotch mof Doan pay no tenshun ter do poloocos. Elfer poleocos call me or doan hyocr *lm annor nlnter gwlnotor hyeor *iin noover. Clot sump'll elso ter do dout bodderln 'bout de poleeces." "Alnt yor rreddor rund’n over some body an* klllln uvvum?" "Naw! ’Sides dat dey mus* keep out’n de way. All yor gotter do Is tor puli yor honker wide op’n an* letter go—dey kalnt cotch yer. nn* of dey dooxc de boss mans ’J1 tek koor ycr." “Look hyere, Bill, ktnner gitter Job rund'n one uvvum." "Yer moots me et de gorargetor night alter tinner clock onner toyker out on do road unner show yer how ter do hit." "Whnr yer say dat ge—wotyer call hit am?" One week after this conversation Tom Jackson, who had learned tho chauffeur business, was before tho Court on the charge of violating the speed ordinance. In n week’s time ho hnd learned hll about an automobile, know wh« n to oil the carburetter and fochnrge the accelerator and to rend the speedometer. H«* appeared In cdurt w’th a snuff-colored suit and.a leather cap and goggles. The witnesses swore that he had run his automobile at a rat n of speed that was terrific, and that he paid no at tention tp* the policeman who tried to hnlt him, and that he canrt* near col liding with wagons and buggies and All sorts of vehicles, and that Indies crossing the streets were screaming w’th fear that they would be run over, and that the chauffeur sat In the machine smoking cigarettes and ap parently Indifferent to the trouble he was causing. After the testimony was all In Tom Was Called on for his statement. One week had transformed him from the country nigger boy to a swell town dude. "Jedge. der cysr wuxxer gwlne atter slow trot ksse de spedomter say so, an* dat wotter go by. Doan kyeer wot dey say ef de spedomter say hit gwlne et fo tnlle'n hour dat wot she doin’. Dat w’lte mans dare g't right In de way soon he seed'me klmmln—didn’t try ter git out’n de way. Dat po- feeces mekkout dat he holler et me. Didn’t do no sfc)u»r ring anner got The first train* on the new schedule between Eatonton and Macon arrived in the city yesterday morning at 9:30 o’clock loaded- with .passenger. Theso passengers were from Eatonton, Gor don, ‘Milledgevllle and other points ulong the line, "and nil seemed to be highly delighted with the change In the schedule. Oapt. A. N. Brnnner, one of the Cen tral’s most populnr conductors, In charge of the. train/ and seemed to •ho- hugely delighted with the pros pects for good travel under the new schedule.* The train wns made up of •only two passenger cars, and yester day’s passengers triced it to its utmost capacity. If the new train continues to bring In as many passengers as It did yes terday, It Is thought the change In schedule will be n . paying proposition not-'only for the railroad, but for tho ’merchants of Macon with whom tho passengers come to the city to - trade. A large -percentage of the passen gers who came up on No. 17 yoKterday were Christmas shoppers, and spent the day In Macon, returning c o’clock yesterday aftornoon, arriving In Eatonton at 7:30 In plenty Of time for aupper^nnd n good night’s rest. The merchants of Macon nre great iy pleased with the change, and nre glad It nyas secured, despite the vigor ous -opposition made to prevent It. Every Woman la Ini-r*-»t*«I sad kr.ow kMARVEL Whirling Spray Third St. Phone 77. The Telefjraph Business Of fice, 452 Cherry street, Edito rial Rooms upstairs, next door. sis of tho-lodge I iu«oor4'r||'iiffiri is the delegates. I uKfVr'i jt ~" ".vv I * \ *•./-. John *. Hog* Drug Co, HIIEREJN EVIDENCE CAME bVER ON THE FIRST TRAIN RUN ON THE NEW SCHEDULE. . By far the most attractively decorated cakes ever displayed in Macon. Only highest grade butter and eggs used. See them at 512 First street or phone 105. Newman Baking Co. ROMANCE OF FLEET 1 PRISON PAY CLERK LEAVES 8HIP TO JOIN SWEETHEART AND IS ARREST ED AS DESERTER.^ SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26.—William McDonough, pay clerk of the battle ship Missouri. Is held In Irons on tie prison ship Manila at Marc Island, because ho thought more of his sweet heart than he did of hU Job. It was In far. off Amo> on the Chinese coast that McDonough decided to cut away from the life on fhe sea and to Join the girl who had waved him goodbye when the fleet sailed from San Fran cisco. In his haste to return the young Official cast to the winds the atrlct regulations of the service and reached San Francisco only to he arrested as a deserter. Before he could commu nicate with the young girl who nwalt <-«l -his coming he was put In Irons and under orders from Washington he was sent last night to the prison ship at the navy yard. McDonough is prominently connect ed in the east and came to San Fran cisco with flip fleet with letters to people of consequence In the commer cial and social Ilf© of the city, lie at tended many of the dances and re. (•options given In hopor of tne visitors And before he left he hnd secured the promise of one of the girls lie had met that she would heroine his w’fe. Her name he refused yrsterday to Veal. Returns to Claim Bride. The celebrations at Honolulu and the pdrts of Australia held out but small pleasure for McDonough, for h’s thoughts were'Oif Hnn Francisco. It wns during the festivities at Amoy, China, that he resolved to risk all to return and claim his bride. There was a concert on board, and from tho brass throats of tho Instruments nmp the fain War rhythm of "The Olrf I Left Behind Me.". It had a new message for the pay clerk. That night he wrote out his resig nation. Then he Joined one »V the launch parties to the shore. The next clay the formal letter of wlthdnwal from the service was found on his desk. McDonough had disappeared. An examination was made of tils ac counts. but no Irregularity has been charged. Then It was learned from one of McDonough’s comrade* thit he had oftep spoken of leaving the ship to Join his fiance- In Hnn Francisco. Classed as Deserts'*. According to the rub*# of tne de partment no off'rer nay feive the ser vice until his resignation has been act ed upon. McDonough was ■ therefore laxsed as a deserter. Orders were WANTED Iroti^ si WANTKD—Young man experienced ns grocery elerk wants position; best of references. M. H., Caro Telegraph. VIRGINIA country cured . tongue and Kosher nicr Whitehead's, l'lioncs 715 i have everything thnt wo will deliver at your house filled with goodies for the Xmas din-, nor will be the BEST RVKR. We nre showing the finest line of groceries thut wo have ever carried. Prices low and quality high. You Make No Mistake in giving us your order. Your dinner wUl be u success if you let us send-the things you need. Wo want our cus tomers to "eat, drink and bo merry.*' Macon Cash Grocery Phones 325-290, 670 Poplar 81. rest. Ho Is said to have admitted thnt ho had returned to JolnJils swrtt- heArt. Tho young man Was taken to the navy yard by tho federal officials last night and placed In Irons on the prison ship Mifflin. It is believed that sumo of his Ihlluchtlnl fr/enda In tho Vast will Intercede In Ii!h behalf. Phone us your orders for Christmas Turkeys. Finest lOt of Georgia Country Poultry in the city. J. M, Brantley Co, Phonos 545 and 1294. CENTRAL OF OEORQIA RAILWAY, Effective December 20th. the following changes will he made In schedules of Central of Georgia railway: Train 10-17 will leave Eatonton 7:00 a. m., arrive Macon 0:3o n. nt. Train 18-15 will leave Macon 6:00 p. m.. .Instead of 7:60 p. nt. as heretofore, arrive Eatonton 7:30 p. in*, dally except Hunduy. Train No. 14 leaving Atlanta 11:40 p. in., ar riving Mneon 2:35 a. in., will bo abolished. New t fit In No. 10. Will leave Atlanta 12:30 . m„ arrive Macon 3:45 p. m. South Atlanta Limited, new vestlbuled train between Cincinnati and Jackson- ’til, Fin., commencing first train south- joun.1 leaving Atlanta December 21at k and first train northlmund leaving Mueon December 83rd, will run on folloi chedule: Lcuvo Atlanta 11:05 y. in., Ive Maoon 2:02 n. m„ leuvo Macon i. in., arrive Atlanta 5:58 a. m. This Will Is* through train to Cincinnati handling sleeper for J<oulsvlllo and Chi cago. In addition to this train Mnemt- Cincinnati sleeping car Hue will be Inaug urated on following schedule: Lsavo Mu. Con 1:35 p. hi., arrive Cincinnati 7:55 a. ni„ leave Cincinnati 8:25 p. in., arrive Mneon 3:45 p. m. First enr southbound December 20th. first car nurihhotind will leave Mneon December 2lst. 'train No. i will leave Atlanta 0:30 p. „j. Instead of 0:35 p, m., arriving Macon 12:50 u. in. Instead of 1;05 a. in. * JOHN W. BLOUNT. District Passenger Agent, Mneon, Ga. LOST short crooked legs. Reward for . to Walter II. Turpin, 7C3 Herond Ht. of all descriptions. Apply Pawn Hhop, comer Poplar and Hewn; ] If left lit till* of IX)8T—Little gray horse belonging «to Mansfield 'dray line. |^>st Monday nfght. Finder will please plume 91. i one LOHT—A locket watch fob, Initial- side with two fotir-Irnf clovers .. ... ride. Return to J. II. Williams Co. and receive reward of full vxtue of same. ATMORE’H mince meat and R. It. plum pudding for your Xmas dinner. Oscar Bradley. Phones 45I-4S3. bTRAYND—A *dnric red cow. lids strayed onto my premises nml Is now In my " — gat sairn ‘ —* _ MONEY TO LOAN. DO IT NOW—Order Ukll Will please you and hold for later deliv ery. Phone 715 or 468, to J. B. White- bead. Plenty choice cranberries and RBAtT’fwTATK I.OANR -1100 on? "uP' wards; no deloy; loans closer] wltldn Zi hours, ilorrohl Ranking snd Hsvlngi Co, 607 Cherry st. MONEV TO LEND on re.i' estate, tops/- • aide monthly. J. J C« .b. Commercial A Havings Hank. OREGON Red Christmas Stocking Ap- decided novelty. FOR SALE Suburbanliome Owner wishes t<» sell home In sub urbs; five minutes* walk from'car line. Brand new house* of five rooms, eight foot hall ruhning through entire house. Nlne-foot veranda running around three sides of the house (125 feet); large lot, bflrn, stables, etc. This house Was built to l!ve In and not to sell, .Which mgkes quite a difference In its construction. $2,000; $500 cash, bal ance in payments of $25 a month at eight per rent Interest. Cun get pos session In few days after sale Is made. Will also sell from one to five large beautiful vacant lots adjoining, ele vated and level, nicely soil with Her li>*ap price and,liberal iWWPWjiiPWi muda lr»*d out from Washington to wutclt- terms also on these lots. •very ship coming Into Han Frinrhco. Exceptionally fine place for poultry. MeT>nn<Hjgh had made his way from sheep, goats hogs, etc. This Is a real Amoy to Manila and had there t -ken i and true bargain, as you will te# on paasage on the transport Tliomai. 1 Investigation; better sae It todvy. When the Thomn* raiflt* Into p »rt he I Addresa, HI'BUBIAAY IIOMK was nptarrd and placed under nr- * Care Telegraph. enlal parties for ns, with board; e room with gen- Pliones 651-423. Furiillure Co., 460 Cot to WANTKI.*— Don rde clioieo rooiti.s, g< •IghhorhiHKl. ncui WANTKD—To rent largo houSo suit for boartlliig house; eloso In. Addtvsu 113 Fourth nt. Wesleyan. Phono DRIED FRPITH -Fancy layer figs, stuff ed figs, Ford dates, stuffed dates, hunch raisins. Phono 550. Cnscrlo, Cherry, caiionahlo than Klournoy’i OLD K8TABLIHHKD paint mHpufnetur- Ing corporntlon can use good traveling salesman In state- of Georgia; experlenco 1n paint busthMS not nreensary; 'salary ami cSponsen; must furnish references. Tho Eclipse Paint * Mfg. Co.. Cleveland, Ohio. FOR SALE FOR SALK ‘CHEAP—Ono elegant dress suit; coat 3s, trousers 30-32. Address G.. core Telegraph. FOR BALK—You buy the 20-Inch bicycle. I will give a handsome doll free, to tho girl. 169 Cotton ave. English plum llnmond rlngs of tho fines* quality from •/« karat to 2Vb karri; diamond brooches, am! nearf pins. Indies' 14k. gold nftd gold- filled watches. Elgin or Waltham move ments. gold bracelets, gold locket chains, and diamond lockets, gold* signet rings., double and single barrel guns;- revolvers of nil kinds at Dlouensteln’s. 415 Third street. adv to placo on FOR BALE—A Inrge lot of sterling silver good.i to close out at reduced prices. 8. llioiieustcln. 415 Third st. BEND US yo hundreds of suitable ... „ thorn. tMias. N. Woodruff, Florist. OLIVE OH,, olives. Haricot's Flagelots, Maeedonles, liar Le Due, French pans. Flournoy's, FOR BALK—Two beautiful Shetland po- quarts, freah Bradley. I'hom-s C51-423. FRUITS! FRUITS!! FRUITS!!!—Fahey pineapples, grape fruit, and Malaga grapcH. awi-ct oranges, apples, Iminanus and lemons, nt J. li. Whitehead'*, Phonos 715 nml 468. STANLEY'S Bugfnnss College, Mneon, Ga., prepares young men for responsi ble positions nml assists them In scouring paying positions. I3UN8! aiTNB!! GUNBIlf—For rent or for jtulft; ’ single or double barrel. Gohl- tnh n’n lTtwa Hhop, corner Poplar "and Third sis. examinations; Itnmcdlii ter, N. is; preparations free; write Immediate 1 }’. Franklin Institute, IlOchcs- WANTKD— Mon to lesrn hsrher trade, few weeks completes. 60 chairs onn- •tmitlv busy, careful Instructors, toots fclvcn, diplomas granted, wages .Satur days, positions waiting, wonderful de- tnund for gradqates; Avrlto for catalogue. Molcr Barber College, Atlanta. Ga. ITALIAN Chestnuts, fine for stuffing the turkey, English walnuts, penins, lira- fell nuts and almonds; also lowcat prices On figs,'dates, raisins, nuts and nil tin* finest fruits that cun lie obtained, lit Caserlo’s, 502 Cherry. Phone 650. WANTKD—Regular $1.00 bottle Jap Dan druff Cure now on sale nt Palm Bar ber Shop'Tor BO cents. This sale . lasts only a few more days. You will Imvo frt burry. -Smoked tongue. EORRENT with or without Imnrd, tv. couple or yqung men. Address "Private Family,*' rare Telegraph. hall; pos- ciini toilet; dose In. Phone 3381. FOR ITeNT—Nicely "furnished _ -ally |H ^** furnished, Prleoi 2015. i reasonable. miners FOR RENT CHEAP—-Ohio oi farms, benutlfullv situated road, Vt mile west of Bonalra; new 5 tWffVThule public PBBpMH lre; new 5- Apply to Miss Ellnri Ga., or H. Husser. 1051 nCTTKRINE. only 20 cents pci good for (-(Hiking or table um« Bradley. Phones 651-423, FOR RENT—A desirable front room. furnished, all modern conveniences. 408 Wnlnqt st. BlfY YOI’R TURKEY from Whitehead. He will send you one guaranteed to please. Phones 716 and 468. Foil RENT—Htore nt 370 Beeoiid st. lVir« inerly occupied by the Equitable Bank ing A Loan Co.; excellent place Tor a hank; possession January 1; wlh be al tered to suit tenant. Apply to Ben L. FOB RENT—IAnte, house, close *“ l/trge, convenient In. A. Till Kapler. HO!t HUNT Oil HAl.B-rtmt -dairy und truck farm In Georgia; 8* acres with 7-room house !n good repair; 'stables, burns, etc.; fine meadow; enough good liiml to* produce a world of vegetables; 10 minutes rrrim court bouse. i-j. Trls Napier. BTCFFKD MANGOES, bulk olives. rept fancy), bulk sweet mixed pkkh-s. Imlk plain sweet ph-klea, bulk plain sour y lrkles. snucr kraut und dill pb-kles. at . B. Whitehead’s. Phones 715 and 468. FOR RENT—I mined la »e possession. 1 Kim at., 770, 759. 753 Ash st. 8. Harts, cor. Orange nml Forsyth ats. FOR RKNT—Two AI ground floor offices 7 In IVudhln^tAII Irlrftf-W ' Ktcil'll h^St find eon Ravings Bank. May Write Holiday Oreetlngs. WASHINGTON. Dee. 21—Statements recently published Regarding tho writing of holiday greetings on parcels Intended for the malls have- caused the postofflco department to call attention to the law governing writing upon tho mall matter of thn third and fourth rlaaaea.. It ap pears that tha department has been ae- credited with a statement to tho efTert that holiday greetings wiilien upon mail matter of tha elasaes mentioned might subject the offender to tho flno or $10 onlln." *lly Inflicted In such cases. An a matter of fart, the taw gov* h 4 1lils aulijr-et provides that gueh In scriptions os "Merry Christmas," "Happy New Year," etc., may be written on packages of this class or upon ranis The‘TeleK ra Ph Business Of fice, 452 Cherry street. Edito rial Rooms upstairs, next door. wimble. Bargain. G. M. Davis, l*op CORN In packages, for decorating the. OlirlstinnH t Bagm J. H. Whitehead. Phono 7if or 468. Becond st. T< t-'Olt HA I.K—Flftci-n hnrnn Tnttmt i and Holler; good running order for outfit. Mneon Telegraph. freshly painted; price $35 .00. (trill. Mneon Buggy Go. BlfKLLKIi ALMONDH. stielled, pecans. shelled walnuts, crystallised ^efierrtea, rrystnlllxed tilnonpplc. citron, orange.peel lemon peat bunch raisins, seeded ralolne, enrrnnts, Veralnn* dates, layer figs nfrn nuts In shell; order today. J. B. Whife- iielid. I’honcH 715 and 468. FOR BALE—Ones perfoetlng press, with k complete stereotype naeflt; good order; rlntn 4 or 8 iisgos; $1,250 y fob Mown, ddress Tch'grnpli, Macon,' Oa. MISCELLANEOUS CHHIHTMAH MKATH— lm-»i«l turki-y«. turkeys, live lifctis, live frters, J. B. —* Whitehead. Phones (tor Bindley. Phonos 651-423, and large family, celery, orangos, ap ples. bananas, grape fruit and tuber Xmas godles at # speelnl prices, rlonrhoya. 0iTiuSTMAR PLANTS In lline aseortment t nt rensonnlde rates; come H nd tee thorn. N. Woodruff, Fforfst. CABBAGE PLANTS of superior strains, 1 grown by C. M. Olhson, Young’s Island, prices. Full count and satisfaction guar have provided for 'our patrons. J. 11. Whitehead. Plionra 715 and 468. PERSONAL 7 TWO NEW HOME dronhead sewlm; r chines, special price for Christmas. R. Burnett, 131 Cotton ave. SOMETHING nice for your boy for a Xinnn present, a large, well broken billy goat for $6.00. 457 Carllnf ave. E. V. O'Connell. Phone $911. FINE "CANDIES AT CUT PRICES-'- "Allcgn-ttl" cliocclntea and bon bons In ftincy iHixes. worth 85c, now 65c; Alle- S reitl" cliocolatea, 70c boxes 55c; "Dar- y" chocolates, Mi pounds, worth 35c, for 2fte; "Tenney” dark chocolates, fancy CQc boxes, for only. 40c; Tenney chocolates rtnd bona, IRe boxes *5e; lluyleris soul ‘tlsses, 60c tin lioxes 40e; Huyler’a Trio unni-A, im iiuu-i wi iiii.vhth ino pc Lute, 50c tin Iwxea Sic; bulk choeo- ites, caramels and nut candies. 25c, 40c, [ 5<tL'; 'Boxes free, fThocolatn drops, good onrs, per pound, 15c; mixed fancy randy, worth 20c, for l«)c: pnn • candles - of all kinds per pound. 12Mu*. J. Caserlo Co. Phone 650. 662 Cherry, next to earner Cut ton n venue. complete WIRI NG CHRISTMAS dlnrtci t out our fine Mocha A Flournoy's. id Java differ. PI/JRIDA oranges $1.75 Indlnn rivers $4 to $4.25 box. ttoy Gro. Co. to $3.60 box; DON’T FORGET the old reliable piura when y(di need any kiild of frfeih lish. Rrunswh-k. Apalacbtcoia, Mobile Plants HINh.HT Kill'it; ■ kinds of nuts the season. vegetables and nil Bradley. Phones 651-422. HALT/S SCHOOL FOR BOY8 can admit n few more pupils; second session be gins January 6th; If Interested, write B. Dixon Hall, ITtn.. Bogart. Oa. THE FREE KINDERGARTEN nffera two yefefl training to high aeliool graduates. kiO.QO per year. Term begins Jan. 4. Further Information apply to Mrs. T. C. Parker, J>r. .i. CHRISTMAS FRUITS-CaUfbrnUi pears, Callfotnla Toksy grapes. Florida grepo fruit and ohinses, tangerine* mande- rlnes, fancy taplo apples, i« inon« und PIHTOLH! PIHTOLH*' PISTOLS*:! Anv inuke desired, ut sue, lal low piIu-k, sLu . urtrldaes and hliiuk cartridges ut