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THE MACON DAILY TELKQR.vPH: WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 23, 1908 Sensible ~ Presents Adler’s Gloves, Silk Suspenders, Fancy Hosiery, Neckties, Silk Mufflers, Silk and Linen Hand kerchiefs, and many other things suitable for— Christmas Giivng Christmas Day, December 25th. „ Matinee 3^b. .xq. Night 8:15. . Samuel E. Rork’s Production, Coming Thro 7 the Rye TOM WATERS as "NOTT, THE * . TAILOR.” Leona Thurber as ‘‘MRS. KOBB." Superb Scenic and Costume Display. Prices—Matinee 25c to $1.00. Night 25cr to 1 $1.PC. ■’ " THE MASONIC HOME INMATEHHRISTMAS THE CHILDREN ANTICIPATE A BIG DINNER AS WELL AS WELL FILLED STOCKINGS. There will be happy time, at the Masonic Home on Christmas. Rev. A. S. Harris, who is in charge of the home, was in th© city yesterday get ting ready for th© Santa Claus part of the morning. There arc twenty children and twelve aduKs at the home, and they will be as well provided for as if they were in their own homes. The lodges in va-‘ rlous parts of the state ar© sending Mr. Harris contributions for tho holi days, and these wlll^J)© used to tho best advantage. Mr. Harris is happy In anticipation of the enjoyment by the children. Ho says they are th© best children in the world anyhow, and he wants to Reo them enjoy themselves. In addition to the stocking Ailing there will bo a big dinner, at which both the young and old will attend. As an evidence of tho kind of boys he has at the home. Mr. Harris told of a llfteen-yoar-old boy who asked permission to bring in a wagon load of Christmas trees that he might sell them. This was given $nd yesterday morning he brought tho trees into the city and sold them for nearly four dollars. lie was asked why he did not go back and bring in another load so that he might sell them. He said that It wouldn't be right, as Mr. W. B. Sparks had so kindly given him per mission to cut tho trees ho thought that two loads would be asking too much of Mr. Sparks. A Dangerous Operation Is the removal of tho appendix by a surgeon. No one who takes Dr. King’s New Life Pills Is ever subjected to this frightful ordeal. They work so quietly you don’t feel them. Thsy curso constipation, headache, bilious ness and malaria. 25c at all drug stores. Saturday Nig^Pecember 26th, America’s Foremost Romantic Actor JAMES KlMCKETT Dlrect’lfrom ’"his triumphant season at UackatUB-Thaatar. New York. The Greatest of Romantic Plays The Prisoner of Zenda TftP company and production the same in every respect as in New York. Pslces—25c to $2.00. Scat Sale Thursday. lynTTheater MISS JENNIE DEWEESE, L Dainty Banjo’ and Violin Soloist. [ KING & COURTNEY, ; In Their One Act Comedy I Pl?ylet=“ROOM 13 ” TWO REELS OF PATHE’S POPULAR PICTURES RENT LIST 127 Bellevue -Ave.o $20.00 742 College. 9-r $35.00 126 Calhoun. 8-r' $20.00 E21 Duncan $18.50 165 Fourth. 7-r $22.50 1171 Oglethorpe, 7-r.... $23.00 126 Holt St.. 0-r $22.50 B10 Hardeman, 7, $25.00; possession January 1st. . 140 Highland ave., 7-r $27.50 261 Orange. 7-r $25.00 STORES. 420 Mulberry St $60.00 650 Poplar St $40.00 658 Poplar (Jan. 1) $50.CO €60 Poplar $50.00 B. A. WISE & CO. Whiskey EXPRESS PREPAID I. «jr .Hie, of Ike Southern Eipni. Cow, my cm 1 ,»U« or mor. in ill, or 4 quutl or more is kolllfl. NEW CORN WHISKEY 1G.I. 2U.4Qb.ls Mw i. Jo, WiW. a.uuS^is,Wil«»2.7S *5.00 *3.00 OLD CORN WHISKEY imeeth asj M.Uow > 3.00 5.50 3.2S NEW ITE 3.2S *.00 3.4S OLD RYE(wry 0s.) 4.00 7.S0 4.S0 Afftr Srmdy.. 3.2S 4.00 3.4S Am!* Iraady, cU . 4.00 7.S0 4.2S RnOo too pa tWJuwJ. pow [jws. IIAI neE-iaSaKSSww. •an m*A <4 cJ.H WOOLLEY. b ALIbllUHY N C HOW FINES ARE PAID AT RECORDER’S COURT OFTEN A BIG FINE IS PAID AT ONCE AND PEOPLE WONDER HOW IT IS DONE. People wonder sometimes how ne groes manage to pay the heavy fines sometimes Imposed on them by tho re corder for their fights and disorderly conduct. A case tried by the recorder yesterday furnished ono instance of how it is dohe.' Officer Ed Burke arrested a negro named John Battle on tho chargo of fighting, the report being made by a woman named Carrie Bullard. Tho case was this: John had been boarding with a wo man named Lula Brown for the past four years, and had been such a star Ing to his own statement ho went to his boarding houso hungry Monday night, and found that Lula, the land lady, had gone out calling. Carrie, on whom she called, said that Lula called on her. but was suffering so with a headache and appearing to bo very sick, she sat down In a chair and went to sleep. Thinking she was too sick to bo sitting asleep In a chair, Carrie mado her lie down on the bed. About supper timo John came and ask ed if Lula was there. She was. and that she was sick in bed. John waited for no invitation but rushed into tho room and pul Ted Lula out of tho bed and slapped her. There was no conflict |n the testi mony, but John said he was not mad and was only hungry, and meant n.i harm. Ho tried to smile it off with the recorder as merely a playful prank. The recorder, however, saw no fun In It and fined John fifteen dollars. As John was being led away by the officer ho yelled to Lula to go pawn his clothes quick and get him out. And Lula will gather up his clothes and raise the fifteen dollars. WORKS WONDERS A Wonderful Compound— Cures Files, Eczema, Skin Itching, Skin Eruptions, Cuts and Bhiises. Doan’s Ointment Is tho best skin treatment, and the cheapest, because so little is required to cure. It cures piles after years of torture. It cures obstinate cases of eczema. It cures all skin Itching. It cures skin eruptions. It heals cuts, bruises, scratches and abrasions without leaving a scar. It cures permanently. Macon testimony proves It. W. Q. Riley, 671 Mulberry street, Macon, Ga., says: "Several years ago after having used Doan’s Ointment with good results, I allowed my name to be published In the local papers as one who could endorse this prepara tion from experience. At this time I think Just as highly of Doan’s Oint ment and I am willing to again pub* licly endorse It. I had a skin erup tion on my faco and though I frl»d any number of Ointments and salves, I obtained no apparent results. I finally learned of Doan's Ointment and procured a gox from the Taylor- Bayne Drug Co. I used It, the result being a complete cure.” For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-MIlburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan's—and take no other. An immense assortment of ideal pieces suitable for pres ents to your friends, to your brothers or sisters, to your father or mother, to wife or children or to very best girl. Presents that will not pass away with the Holidays, but will last and give satisfactory service for a lifetime, keeping the donor in loving remembrance. your your OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 and popular Blngvllie Bugle, and full of items and paragraphs conoerning tho popular youn people as well as the elder ones who can stand it. The ed itors wjll fill the paper with personal and local items, each a gem in Its way, and each telling of the faults, foibles, weaknesses and scandalous acts of the young set, not scandalous in the sense that the proprieties will be shocked or violated, but all wrltton without a drop of gall in the ink. It is to tell of tho movements Of the young people, who Is going wish so- and-so-and-so-and-so. Every Item will be harmless, but full of fun. ' Correspondence will be solicited from all. and the usual protection of a newspaper given tho writers, but every person who knows something about somebody else is expected to contribute to Its columns. It will be sold by the ladles at ae much the copy, «nd every young per son In the city will want a copy to see what has been written about them. The proceeds of the sale will bo de voted to a certain good cause, and as some of tho writers for Its columns will be nmong the wittiest young ladies of the city, the sales will be enormous. So you may watch out for the Bug- ville Bingle. By far the mo3t 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. been seen In this city. Their act con sists In part of good, clean comedy anil fine singing. Tho costumes of this team deserve special notice, being the neatest seen in Macon by anyone. The performances at tho Lyric mo especially adapted for tjio ladles and children and nothing will be offered that can offend tho most refined and particular person. "Doan’s Ointment cured me of ecze ma that had annoyed me a long time. The cure was permanent."—Hon. S. W.. THE BUGVILIE BINGLE SOON TO BE PUBLISHED LADIE8 TO PUBLI8H A NEWSPA PER AFTER THE STYLE OF THE B1NGVILLE BUGLE AFTER THE HOLIDAY8. Rom, ladle* who have In hand tho railing of mono/ for a certain laud able purpose, have hit upon a happy Mmi of making li, and a. t en aa the holidays ara ovar will taka It up, Th'y propoaa to gat out an laaua Of the Hugvllla Bingle, tha reading matter to ba after tha ityta of tha wall-known The management of tho Lyric Thea ter ha, been able to aecure tho picture of the Savannah automobile race and will exhibit It on Thuraday and Fri day. Chriatmaa eve end Chriatmaa day. This la the aame film that waa view ed by ao many at thla theater a few week, ago and many that have aeen It have requested the manager to ao- cure It again that he waa able to get It for tha two days named and It will bo run on thoae days from 2:20 p. m. on through to 11 each night. The vaudeville program for thla week la tha atrongaat that ha* been teen there, both acta being atrtctly different from any that haa boon there th'a aea- ton. 311m Jennie DaWeaaa, the dainty and charming little woman who'play* the banjo and violin to the aotlafactlon nf every one. and ona remarkable feature about thla lady's act that *he plays her violin with her left hand and the many different poaltlona that ahe hen- dies It In la nothlag lata than a, mar vel. King and Courtney. Introduce one of the beat and non tail acta that ha* Phone us your orders for Christmas Turkeys. Finest lot of Georgia Country Poultry in the city. J. M. Brantley Co. Phones 545 aud 1294. * SHIPPING NEWS ' BALTIMORE, Doc. 22.—Arrived: Steamer Cretan, Hnvannnh. Balled: Steamer Lexington, Savan nah. DELAWARE BREAKWATER. Dec. 22—Arrived: Hrlna F. Pendleton, from Charleston, for Now York. PHILADELPHIA Dec. 22—Arrived: Steamer Parthian, Savannah. NEW YORK, N. Y., Deo. 22—Arriv ed: Steamers City of Atlanta. Savan nah; Apache, Jacksonville. Railed: r ton. Steamer Arapahoe, Charles- GENOA, Dec. 1»—Arrived: Dclphtne, Savannah and Norfolk, via Barcelona. SAVANNAH, Oa.. Dec. 22—Arrived: Steamer* City of Columbut, Burg. New York: Chatham, Hudgins, Baltimore; Nacoochee. Diehl. Boston. Balled: Steamer* Kanaas City. John son, New York; Itasca, Freemen, Bat- ttmore; iBorgcetad, (Nor.), Nllaon, mwmmBmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Have YOU Tried It? J^EWIS 66 RYE lias been on trial nearly 50 years and has never been found wanting in age, purity, strength and all-round goodness. is a drinkable whiskey with a flavor and smoothness unequalled. It is a genuine whiskey—absolutely free from aromatic ethers or fusel oil—therefore invaluable for medicinal purposes. FOR SALE BY All Leading Mail Order Houses in Jacksonville, Chattanooga, Montgomery and Mobile. STRAUSS, PRITZ & CO. Distillers, Cincinnati, O. BLOOD POISON SPECIALISTS. If you have rash, eoppar-eoJored apota, falling hair, win. mouth and throwb aching bom-, ulcer*. Ona couraa of Ilerllno. TO pill, taken in M daya will heal all ulcers no matter where located, or how many. Your Mina will nil van- lab tha l«th day. Thla count mall- ad In plain boaea upon reielpl ol tini/O f.v real.t'rid l-tier. or paatal ordar. we guarantee three covreae taken at proper Interval* undar our direction will permanenUy run worat ca.li nr money hark. One couraa will convince you. let ue eave you from hllndneoe. paralytla, loco motor- New York City. id we Ncunoa Ayres; schooner Wm. E. Downs, Flynn, New Haven. CHARLESTON^ sTc.. Dec. 22—Ar rived; Htcnmcrn Huron, Staple*. Jack sonville, and proceeded for New York; Matilda Weems, lludflna, Baltimore, via Georgetown; schooners Bayard Barnee, Klnburg. Newport Newi; Ed- gar C. Rose, Quillen, New York; Robert O. McQuIllen, Burdowe, Lewie, Deyaware; J. Edward Drake, Hollo way, Perth Amboy. NORFOLK, Va.. Dec. 12—Arrived: Hteamcr Leopollnda (Aus.), Savannah. Phone us your orders for Christmas Turkoys. Finest lot , of Georgia Country Poultry in the city. J. M. Brantley Co. ' Phoues 545 and 1294. For Sale $1,750.00 A hou*u with elx room and hall on ffuguenln Heights. If you want a HOME In n good location this place will Interest you. Can arrange terms on this. $800.00 For a large LOT IN VINEVILLE. Yo'i want to build a home In the beat res idence eectlon of MaconT It so her# la you/chance to secure tho lot. Jno, F. and W. H. Cone, Real Estate, Insurance and Loans ; Phone 200. 607 Cherry St.