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-i'FH-M'M 1 !■ Tim MACON PAD.r TELEGRAPH: TUl'R.SPAY MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 100«I If you haven’t had the oppor tunity yet of paying us a visit v/e will look for you today. If you can’t get in today come tonight. We will be open for your convenience. ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY The mnokor to be glrcn by the Chamber of Commerce will take place at their offices on Fourth; "(ti't-e^ fj'r "ts- •tree!, on neat Tacaday nlftht. He- j hold, an Importnnt offl comber 29, at 7:20 p. m. j one of the moat faithful and pni.i.tak- The object of the smoker, which ' In* nfTielal. of the c ty. Thin*.: have will ho a strictly Informal affair, la; «?', >" he■ Juat ... to act h'« certmcnto the renewing of old acquaintance- ship and the promotion or good fel- th? YlSaJ of another year. 1 lownhlp unions the membeni. Kvery j <io<*m It a duty that I ovu» to y^ur hon- memher I* requested to invite one oral)!* body to puhn.lt a statement of or two friends, and a pleasant eve-! the official tranpartion* of th's di ning is assured all those who will ; partmem ending December 14th, 190S attend. j In *l° lr) * **«• 1 trust that every detail Special cards of Invitation haTe ^'* 1 "^, 1 "‘J 1 . 1 " ”™ t wlH me * t been sent to Mr T. 8 Molje gen- oc^T^y ^rl^^he year per- eral manager. Central of Georgia I plex’ng questions in regard to the con- railroad. Savannah; J. C. Halle, gen- 1 si ruction of the plumbing law* have passenger agent. Central of •'^i*rh. but they hare been decided Georgia railroad. Savannah: C. T. praci cally no controversy, and Alrey. freight traffic manager. Con.!!" «l’ inlon In a manner th t >vll tra, of Oeorgla ra.lroad Savannah: , ^rTooZl^u. Jno. tt. mount, diatrict passenger; home ,„ rk »hop. It wan agent. Central of Georgia railroad., just for that purpose that this de- Macon; CUfton Randall, general t partmfat was created, and during the freight agent. Southern railroad. At-j v* ar 1 hive had no occasion to appeal lanta; J. L. Meek, assistant general tn \ h * reeartler'a court for asslstanca passenger agent. Southern railroad,' on * orce,nw,t of the plumbing ^iln? ta sm^K !*■ Bu «? t,n 5’ ' Since the last annual report of your agent, Southern railroad, Macon, and; plumbing inspector. 23S lateral connec. O. It. Pettit, general passenger agent, i tion* have been ira<V* with the .sanitary SPECIAL NOTICES Jew* n. Hart Cm. Msnnger. J. Freeman Hart, Bee. Jesse B. Hart & Bro., Funeral Directors personal. attention given all business. Phones 457. 760. 37M. MACON. OA. OPEN DAV AND NIOHT. 8. C. Puraley. t-amar Clay. PUKSLEY & CLAY, UNDERTAKERS. ^ Always open. 611 and 811 Mulberry Ct. Oldest exclusive undertaking house In Macon. - Phene 420. Prepared to till — ordersjon short telsgraph or telephone notice. •• Carriages to funeral I in.... *111 be rinsed on Fii.Uv irhrlMtnuir) lu<«-iiil«*r N>th, and Hat in day, tin* 3«U». «*ia»tomer» firstling pay rolls, He., will take notice and be govrrmd arci idlualy. M.U'UN rt.K.MtlNM MUt HIC A88 N.. OB' ’A H K. IHM-ILY. Managi r. SPECIAL NOTICE! To the Directors of the Macon Georgia State Fair Association. There will he n meeting of the di rectors of the Macon Uoorgl* tftata Fair Association In ihe parlor* of the Jlotal Lanier at 12 •Ylm-k noon Wed- nomlsy, December 30th, to iW’lds whether or not a state fair ahull bn held nest year, UMt. Kvery member of the bond of di rectors la urged to be present n* fu ture fairs and other matters of vital InijMirtumv will be acted upon. KEN L JONKH. president. lU!IIXIKS SMITH. KccreUiy., -GO TO— WESLEYAN The best instruction is the cheapest. G. S. & F. RY. f Schedule Effective Dec. :©. 1H8. DEPARTURES: Nc. 8, ••Shoo Fly." City, l alntku. 4:08 p. m., ■ • Mat-on to Valdosta and all Inter- * » uvli.lv point*. 1:00 «. m., No. 3. “Ceergie to Florida, IWrtor car and .. _ Ja.-kiMjnviiii- via Vnltkwta, vounre- tkm made for While Bpilags, l^ke Kbea AJ.i. i South* Hi to Jacttei itaiq with tisHXgia Bomtu... Ftoilde. Twelve (toilon Drawing Koom Blcvulng Om opra el g;** tn. la the l akn Depot MU.*** opra al »*:St p pot Make* t'l'ctlone et .tack»onvnte lor |H*lnte In Florida. 12:15 e. m.. Nc. 08. •’Dixie Fly- er," t'nache-e eml l*uHmaa el*tp- en«. Macon to Tilton, mi route l»otu Ft. I amir end OtUcago to J«Mkw.mviho. 2:07 e. m.. No. 33, ‘'South At. bintlc IJuiUnt,” «o.nh»» end IhiH- nan rltf|t«r». Ma«ea to Ja.keon- I > Mite vie Itfum. en route Item t: iWto “ a iW6^r* c,,k ^ 4i1» *. N*. 4. «Hf*l S«»utli«ni Huwane^ Un ited, * treat JackokHv p.v and talatka. kawt aleepre JaduMavlUe to Maa'on; ^ gaesrngvrs can tv owl a tn te^al • ‘ eteener la t’tikm 1> » at Ma.«u until 7:30 a. »« 3:31 a. m.. No. M, -Dixie Flyer.** eoacUea end I'uiimati etrepcie. Tlf- t«a to Jd*.o«. an n utc trtm Ja«k- evnvliu- to Ft. Uslr and t'hl.-een. 2:»» e. sin Me. V. -Seutb At* Untie Limited." coaches ami PaH- man sm*c|»iv. Tilton t« SPRAYING T FOR SAN JOSE SCALE 8TATE BOARD OF ENTOMOLOGI8T ISSUES IMPORTANT CIRCULAR ON THIS SUBJECT. By E. L. WORSHAM. ATLANTA, Ojl. Dec. 23-ClrciAar N<». X of ih*’ Georgia Mint© board of entomology Imx elicited many Inqulr- Ion al thn off leu of state entomoioglHt un to the meritn of thn different aoluble oil aculo deetroyer d'actuieed therein. In view of the apparent tnlsunder- Htnndlng of the piuvinte «»f th'x elnu- lar, a word of explanation )m thoudhl to bo odvlMble. A* wait act forth In the Introduc tion to the circular, the data Hubrnlt- t»*d wax nimply that obtained from one year's text of the materials. In m* sense was un> p.irt <»f It to be con- atrued as a recommendation for a par ticular soluble oP or oils. Hill o tho publication bf circular No. h, tte de- I'aiiim-nt has duplicated the experi ments mentioned therein, and by an other year wilt b© in ponltlon to give more positive Information on the sub ject. Until that time, however, the purchaser must exercise h s own Judg ment na Co the superiority of one ma terial over another. Orchwkd.ata in tending to use «olliable oils In spray ing for scale have, of course, the priv ilege of choosing the oil which they think la the most superior. Until the experiments now being conducted by the department of entomology are completed, there Is not sufficient evi dence to make worthy comparisons. The oils mentioned In circular No. 8 are: Soluble petroleum and kll-o.scale, both manufactured by tho Thomsen ('hemleal Company. Baltimore. MU.; Scaleclde. manufactured by tho n. G. !»ratt Company, New York; Target Brand, undo by the American Horti cultural Distributing Co., Martlnsburg, \V. V.i.. and two acale inaoctlddcs manufactured at Orlamlo, Fla., by the J. Hcharr Insecllcldo Co. The Thomsen Chemical Company, manufacturers and distributors of kil o-scale and soluble petroleum, have concluded that It la not irafe to use these preparat'ons on tre»n for San Jose scale, and no longer recommend their use as a scale remedy. The Target brand now manufactured Is an entirely different product front that made f n 1507. This being true, the data on Target brand contained In circular No. 8 hits no reference to the present output which Is entirely d'fft rent ' from the product with which we • xoorlmcnted last yfcor. It may b* a better product than that of 1007, and It may be Inferior, but any merit that attaches itself to Target brand as made In the past years can have no connection with the oil made a present, Prepared L'me Sulphur, manufactur •d by the Thomsen Chemical Com pany. 'Baltimore, and briefly touched In circular No. I. gives promise of con- (tolling scale successfully. As yet. however, the department is not in a position to recommend Drops red Lime Sulphur *ny mere than It can the o'l*. It U being used In the state this fall on quite a large scale, an^ thne will be amide opportunities next year to Judge what It h.<a accomplished. At the pr-'wnt writing It scents to glv promise of succcsa. Ip view of the uncertain results from #te use of oils and In view of the fact that It would he unsafe to recommend Prepared Lime tiiffpnur or any other insecticide from a single test, the de- partm-mt atUI rccomnionda the home made !lta# and sulrhnraa the very best remedy now known for Ban Jose scale. Those dcsiring to* obtain an insecti cide that dtatreva scale, will tlnd the 1 veiled lime and sulphur productive of the best results, and will find alto that It Is an excellent fungicide. Bulle tin No. 21 contains directions for the prvpsrat.on of homo-made lime, and sulphur, and it can be obtained from the state entomologist uVon request* WITH $200 IN MONEY CONTRACTOR LEAVES HOME New nicmh-rs are being added to the Macon Chamber oi Commerce every day, and Secretary Harry Burns and tho members of the com mittee on membership are making every possible effort to increase thejoffL* ... w list of new members in order thar i sp«»ctIona rcauirc*' on this amount of at the beginning of the new year the; work wc* 4.S42. Including lira and list of members on the books of the Inspections, and -i i .... .. sdititionnl :nKtMCi nn« THE COB SIXER ILL IIK A fUTIIKKI.N'U < I’UOMINKKT ItLSlXKSS AMI It.tlUtOAI) .MUX. PL1SIN0 INSPECTOR MIXES HIS REPORT TELLS OF THE NUMBER OF IN 8PECTION8 MADE AND OTHER THINGS DONE BY HfM. Inspector of Plumbing Franc s X. Daly has made hb» report to the maym and council the transactions of lib D.»t> Southern railroad, Macon. sewurs. The t*»tal number of sani tary fixtures connected with tht? sani tary' sewenj within the boundary lines of the city -of Macon is 1,242. These fixtures have bren construct ed according to the plumbing laws during the past fiscal year. The number of plans filed at this as 1,842; the uumber of. In chamliPr may bo larger thao ever before. Tho following new members have been secured in the past few days; Leon 9. Dure. The Sabers Co., It. G. Dun & Co., Empire Coal Co., O. a. Love, manager Cudahy Packing Co., H. W. Elkins, manager, the A. and P. Tea Co., Central Manufacturing and G. M. Crandall, president the Georgia Fruit Package Co. Makoa the Liver Lively. Orlno I,axnt(vn Fruit Syrup gives permanent relief In cases of habitual onstlpation as It stimulates the Uv- .“r uml restores the natural action of the bowels without irritating these gans Jlke pills or ordinary calhar- i'm. Does not natiHeate or gripe and Is mild and pleasant to take. Re member the name, Orlno, and refuse substitutes. If. J. Lamar & Co., near Fourth National Bank. ADMITTED LIABILITY WITHDRAW THEIR PETITION FOR RESTRAINING ORDER AND SUR- RENDER MONEY FOR 8PECIAL TAX TO THE ORDINARY. By withdrawing their petition for a restraining order, the scar-beer dealer* of Mnenn yesterdav acknowledged their liability for. and the right of the state to collect, the anecint tax of |20d. This action wna taken by them In n hearing before Judge Felton, following the tiling t»y tho state of a motion to dissolve the Injunction which max been hi effect for nearly three' months, and which re strained the ordinary from collecting tho Is as \\\ A. Wright. follow.. •'J. II. Brooks, et . i\ M. Wiley and G. It. Roberta*.... "The plaintiffs having dismissed their petition, filed In the above stated case, and the Acme Brewing tVimpanv having vent to n»cd in dismissal It.. . ■aid cause. It tls therefor adjudgtHl that the restraining tofnre gvamrd tn this cause same arc hereby dismissed. "It Is further ordered that the deposits here cos* ary on account ot defective work. Re sponding to calls from occupants of build'ngs for the condemnation of de fective plumbing, and In many cases requ'rng tests on same. 108 were made. Inspections on the clearing of obstructed sewerr were 86, making i total of 7.035 inspections. I beg leave t<» exprerg my apprec'a ‘Ion to each and every member of th board of health fer their courteous and ever faithful support rendered this department at all times. To die cha' man, Dr. J. T. Ross, and the chief sanitary Inspector I am under many obligations. In concluding this statement If may be permitted to say, that If r stewardship tins been satisfactory to your honorable body. I am. with rc- Mpcct. contented. Letters That Come From Little Hearts Continued from Page Right). Herman Pitttnan, 132 Gordon street: nm afraid thin wont reach yon heft, you start out on your delivery, lint do hope It wilt. You were so good to me last Ninas and 1 know If you get this you wont entirely forget inn this time 1 Just want a few thi»iJ*, bee la Xmas. I want everybody to get some thing nice this Xmas Our Sunday school Is going to give a Birthday party to night and lusted of — ~ R uing to give so eve.. ring seme thing nnd von too welt 1 tell you t want some Good things to eat. nnd a lbun aonie stockings Handkerchiefs and n nice tooth Brush. I would ask for u suit of clothes but mama has just bought me n suit for a Xmas present. And Just any thing else you can spare If you dont run short. 1*. H. Please bring me n pretty Plaited whip. Lucille Pittman, 13J Gordon street: am writing to you w rat her late but hop® you will get my letter time enough to get up what l want before Xmas morn ing 1 urn not going to nsk for much, because I dont want you to run short of . ... — j your Xmas good untlll you carry evelr made with the ordinary, pursuant to the little child some thing. Please dont miss order passed In this case, be applied by a single little child D»ar Santa. Now illnory to the payment of the tax what I want Is a pair of Gloves some >f the parly, firm or corporation Handkerchiefs and little Tooth Brush to ad the ordinary Is wash my teeth a pretty Doll some storlt- to forward all ings nnd some nice Fruit. Candy and It. i nuts I hope you will have enough of ' every thing you need to go around to even* laxly. P K. I would ask you to bring wimrr. iwv». i pretty cost But my Aunt Oort Is going to (Hlgncd) “\Y. II FELTON. give me one for a Xmas present. "J.8. r. M." j Shortly utter tin- Imu.iho ..f tho trijimr-! ,i„h„ l| rm y Pttnum. 1S2 Gordon rtroet: tton. the neat *hfer dealer, wer. rroutrod; l>,-in*-9t frlotul you muy not know who I to iteDoalt oertltlejl .heck, for lion nlth! nm . when you ceo ms but I am n little tho mdlnuty. I hi, momy. antounUn* to' la.y el\ yennt okl. 1 ro to South Macon 'he | nchoot. I am In the first grudb, but I -«tn the eoth to *•! my '"’e K °- 1,1 . tno hleh Will nlst authorised such deposits N. Park, state tills suit • In Ids custody to casurer. The costs ... :«sl aKntnst the plaintiffs. rdereil, this the 23rd day of Do wse yesterday fo.wurded ■tate treasury. In only ordinary will begin the tax for INI. 3300. Sweet-Cream for Xmas. • King & Oliphant’s. SALE 0FF,M LANDS CONFIRM BY COURT SHIPPING NEWS SAVANNAH. On., Dec. 23—Arrived: Steamer Michael. Ontehkoukoff, Dan Harboe, :Rristol; Hlllmeref. Br.), Lakes Rio Janeiro: Norton. (Br.), Frankland, Pomaron: General Consul Palossen, (Dun.), Christensen, Gibraltar; schoon er Estelle. Phillips, New York; Natas- ket und Mill© Bohannon arrived at Ty- bec and proceeded to Belfast. Cleared: Steamers bVmandin.a (Br.), Webber, Liverpool; Asia B. Criete, Bremen. Hnilcd: Steamer Merrhnnck.* Pratt, Philadelphia; schooners Wm. 12. Bow en, Hinckley. Porto Rico; Rob Roy, Norburg, Philadelphia. CHARLESTON, S. C.. Dec. 23—Ar rived: Steamers Lnssell. Lawrence, Philadelphia; Katahdln. Maguire. Bos ton, nnd proceeded f«»t Jacksonville: schooners Eliza A. Scribner, Dodd, Newport News. Si lied: Steamers Waltham. ©Br.). Wilds; Mountfleld. Dlgglns, Brunswick. Matilda Weems, Hudgins. Bult'more, via Georgetown. JACKSONVILLE, F!a„ Dec. 23—Ar rived: Schooners Eva B. Douglas, Bennett. Baltimore; Clara E. Randall, Carbon. Sierra Leone, Africa. Sailed: Steamer Comanche, Watson. New York, via Charleston; schooner Dorothy Bell, Sharp. New York. M*kea the Liver Livtiy- Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup gives permanent relief In cases of habitual constipation as It stimulates the liv er and restores the natural action of the bowels without irritating these organs like pills or ordinary cathar tics. Doe* not nauseate or gripe .and Is mild und pleasant to take. Re member the name, Orlno, and refuse substitutes. H. J. Lunar & Co., near Fourth National Bank. 1 New Year, is Close at Hand How about that carriage of yours? Better send' it here to be overhauled or repaired. We’ll make a new car riage of it, so that you can drive out on New Year with all the pride of new ownership. We can do anything from putting in a new spoke to remaking the entire carriage. "Moderate prices and thorough work” is our motto. 218-220 Third Street. Phone 2545. JUDGE WHIPPLE YESTERDAY AP PROVED THE SELLING OF THE EXCHANGE SANK REALTY ASSETS BY THE RE CEIVERS. licet Ion of the 2nd next term t am not •* good a boy si I should l*« but l nm going to try * »te better 1 will nsk the Lord to he . me. Now Dear Manta Claus please bring me n pretty ball some gloves to keep lack Frost from biting my linger some stocklmrs and a tooth brush, some Candy nuts Fruit. And Oh! ye* n Horn to make a good okl fuss nnd tfnnta Clause Please y» to see all the little children every where am! make them happy, and Phase bring me n l>o« Face. 7.. I.. King. WH Hee*>nd street: I know 1 you wilt not forgot me this Christmas | because l have been a good little l*»y. You know I nm n stranger here and l want you to bring me a nice tittle bitty goat nnd wagon so I can go to ride and. entertain myself. And 1 want n born ami m drum and some pop-oorfi. And phase Dear Santa dont forget my friend Jim Wise. He want# you to bring his girl, back to him.. Site lives in Alabama Santa, uml of course you con find Iter. My uncle Hines wants some soda water and a stick of red peppermint candy. $250 casli and $25 a month buys 5*room cottage, all Im provements and includes inter est. If you prefer wilt build liouse according to your ideas and will furnish the plans. 353 '/Third St. Phone 77. •sir," 11:11 a. m.. N,. *, 4:38 p. m.. Ht. f. ffm Palau*. U<-ksomliis and all tntrrnt«uuie d Ji|sfi Imm UKh Fisd- * tlwr stalest la not guar- ATLANTA. Ga.. IVe. 21- George J. Busier, a %vntractor. who disappeared me than a w«*ek ago. It still missing, jnl bis family and friends are much , wetrtr.1 about bis ot«ence. Its .tvsd In I N>i»t Kml, wher-* tie lias a wife and **v- I msI d.lMe n Before bb d. prrture he ts naid to bavs ausnmd 4nwsim atd l.*d about t.W » aU. wUh Mat at l|e Tho Telegraph Business Of fice, 452 Cherry street. Edito- ul Rooms npstit'rs, n*>\t <loor The rale of tho realty assets of the Kx • change Hank at l*>r.iin*-, twelve farm a comprising about 1.2»h» acres, was yester- ilny morning confirmed by Judge IT. V. Whipple, of Cordtle. who held n spisfial session for the purpose of taking action on the matter. The suggestions of the revolver*, by whom the sales were matte, were followed by the court. Not all ewah Mils were aceepted. aa the rcvetveri In a number of Instances, advised the itm- fitimttton of time bids where they knew the securlUaa to be good. Action on the atle of tho Ntsbat place, the former Imme of i\ M. Orr. was de ferred until Uei>ember It, when the In- Iks recently granted J. U. Halt wilt Hall sec uben a hearing. ured a PATflNG-TELLEHS WILL BE ON-DUTY SATURDAY Banks Agrees to Keep On# of Th.lr De partments Open fee Convenience of Patrons. ALBERT McKAY, Maker of Men’s Clothes, Cherry St.. Macon, Ga. MACON. DUBLIN & SAVANNA RAIL- Trains at Macon. Bffectlvo March 15, 190fi. Arrive. 7:00am! No. 18 11:08tm 3:30pmI NO. 17 4:40pm Qeneraj •s*»anc-r AflcnL bankrupt Tale. Under and by virtue of an order made by the Honorable Alexander Proudflt. ref eree In Bankruptcy, In the matter of 8am Knreltts. Iwinkiupi, I wli; sell at public auction at the store recently o*- by ** - g| — cup ted by Ham Karettta. at Montteelto, G.orgla, on Tu*^!ay. the 31th day of December, INI. at eitvsn i.'tlo. k a. ro.. FUr the purpoae of obttgtog customers. ..... especkllr tho merchants, the various , ....._.nln« ’order"whTch "pvsaantedHhe; ktnka of the city, wbU# clook* both Frl* | foTTasb' the^stiKV ^eJ’Vrrchlindlsa ami . thu properiy until n tdd of'day and Saturday la obarrvpnce of Christ- ttxturea of anld Utnkrunt. Enid saf mSd-nd.* 1 * ,onmr * u |n... will k«o tl«»lr wjlns UUm' win- fc* •ulO"« br lb* Th, (am, «n on th<> Hit. ..f iln*« ov*» on tho hut No olkor i-tcily: d*vo,imMto oi 1U» tank, ortlt bo atm. In IMbb nnd partly tn Monroe counties. The tank olfhtat* spy that It may ba '«*■ ■■ »—■—■■■■».— ne-e»*as> tor the Merchants to precore "The Frettv Ucteetlve." Tk# boll of i i'Ung < **r draw suEletepi atones* to meet IW year, written by a Macon woman their puit-'Is. and they t*eerf«w* deem Buy it! Head It! tlueaa who wrote It: it advf-aSe i.» keep the paying tetter on Htssn't KMok Store. *di»tv ati dsi asturUay. J 1>e hfghrst bidder will he ragutfpd la epostt with the trustee ten per rent of me hid. which ©hall be returned with tk la eet t unarm be sold free-l fron a*h shall atta. h to the If UN sale I* alt liens proceed This t*. U out 1 DLSBY, Trnatea. “ GAGER’S WHITE LIME” Is a little higher in price than other Limes, but it is PURE LIME, and by far the best and most economical for Brick Work and Plastering. Cheap Lime is dear at any price! Write us for Delivered Prices. Carolina Portland Cement Co. Southern Distributers. Charleston, S. 0. An Electric Evening Lamp Is one of the best Xinas gifts imaginable. Make some one’s heart glad by providing this comfort and luxury. It is con venient to read by, to sew by, or for tlie children to study by. Think it over. We have various styles to select from. Macon Railway & Light Co. For Sale $1,750.00 A house with alx room and hall on Ilugurnln Htllhta. It yon want a Hour In a food location tills place • III Interest you. Can arrant, term* on tbia. $300.00 - For a large LOT IN VINEVILLE. You •ant to build a horns In tilt beat res idence .ecilon ot Ugcoo&.JC. to her* la your chanc, to wcure the lot. . Jno. F. and W. H. Cone,: Real Estate, Insurance nnd Loans Phone 200. J 607 Cherry St,