THE MACON DAILY TELEGEAPHi THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 31, 1903
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Our (Slotting
Wins
Reputationv
ON MANY POINTS OF EXCELLENCE
Of course quality is pre-eminent. But style, work
manship and finish receive the amount of attention their
importance calls for.
Our Suits present an opportunity to the careful,
stylish dresser, one that should not be overlooked.
It will be to your interest to visit our store and)
see what we can show you.
$15 to
RECORDER REFEREES
DOG FIGHT IN COURT
AMUSING CASE THAT WAS TRIED
YESTERDAY—AND ALL ABOUT
HOW IT WAS SETTLED.
‘MY FAULT.'
YOUR NEW YEAR ORDER
for fin© Groceries Is Invited. Give It
as a test of our ability to supply you
with better groceries for less money
than any one else.
WE DELIVER ALL GROCERIES
promptly, it mokes no difference
whether your order be largo or small.
What wo want Is your steady custom.
We’ll get It too if good groceries, mod
erate prices and prompt service will
Penn!© Robinson faced Recorder Ur-
quhart yesterday morning accused of
profaning the peace of Paradise Al
ley. Annie Bams made the complaint
and was first on the stand.
"Well, my dog and her dog had er
fight yestlddy, yo’ know," she began.
The recorder was forced to confess
that he had not heard of the difficulty
between the dogs, but said he was will
ing to be Informed. Annie declared
that the Robinson woman had called
her to her door and began abusing
her In the strongest terms for not
separating the combatants. Thoconv*
plu’nnnt being of a peaceful disposi
tion told her to talk to the dog about
It and slammed the door In her face.
It seemed that this action was op
portunely timed, for Fearl Flanders
was Just coming'around to land a com
plaint against Annlo’s dog also and
rot herself summoned as a •witness.
She declared that Annie’s dog was a
terror to the neighborhood and that
she suspected Annie of abetting by
moral support and encouraging by
word of mouth the hostile sallies of
the dog. She even declared that An
nie clapped her hands and "slced*’ the
dog on when he had unused her chick
ens around through the alley. She
insisted that these outrages were reg
ular occurrences and so intense was
her recital that the squawks of the
chickens In very terror 6t their lives
and tho victorious bark of the dog
could be heard by a little stretch of
tho imaglnat‘on,
Pennle practically admitted that she
had used strong lnngungo in talking
to Annie about the dog. especially aft
er Annie had told her to talk to the
dog about it, but pleaded as Justifica
tion that the throat of her pet had
been cut by the teeth of Its burly
satlant and thnt she thought for tho
time that the altercation had termi
nated fatally.
Tho recorder decided that since the
officer had neglected to make a caso
against the dog that caused the ttou-
ble, the only thing he could do would
bo to fine Pennle $6 or fifteen days.
Pennle said she hadn’t seen that
much money In so long she didn’t know
what It looked like, and pleaded for
leniency. The sentence was suspend
ed on her future good behavior.
Don’t let It be said It was yottr
fault that Death entered the
household. QOWAN’S PREP
ARATION cures colds, croup
and pneumonia. This fact
has been established. Then it
Is manifestly your duty to
have It bottle In the home.
External. All drurglsts. TO
DAY.
win it. Don't forget that trial order.
Macon Cash Grocery Co.
•Phones 325—290.
670 Poplar Street,
N
New Arrivals For
New Year 1909
Fresli Malaga Grapes, a pound 15c
Cranberries, a quart Ido
Florida Oranges, 15c, 20c and 25c
Largo Fancy Tangerines, a dozen 25c
Grape Fruit, ehch 6c and 8c
Found Cakes, a pound 22c
Fancy Cakes and Crackers, all kinds.
Apples,
Plum Puddings, ^ -
Etc.
Best Granulated Sugar, 25-pound sack $1.25
Fancy A&P Elgin Creamery Butter.
Remember you cannot get A&P Elgin Creamery
Butter at any other store.
, New canned Vegetables, Fruits, Marmalades, Pro--
serves, Jams, Sauces, Pickles, Relishes, etc.
Closed half day tomorrow account holiday. Kindly
let us serve you today or tomorrow morning.
The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
For Sale at $6,750
A splendid piece of home or investment property, in good
condition. Renting for $60.00 per month. Enough room on
L lot for another house. Close in and centrally located.
Willingham Loan & Trust Co.
PHONE 1263.
461 THIRD STREET.
ELLIS—AUTOMOBILES—MACON Mm***
REPAIRED
The pioneer In the automobile repair
business In Macon, will occupy his new
Mace on SECOND STREET, Just off of
Mulberry, January 1st.
ThU is the best equipped and most
centrally located garage In Macon, with
up-to-date facilities for the care and
keeping of automobiles and ample build
ing constructed for the purpose. With
everything for automobiles and with
fred ELLIS at the wheel We will
l
FOR SALE
Prettiest cottage on North Highlands. Seven rooms
and hath, with bam and stables in rear; Inrge lot and
bouse is equipped with water works and electric lights.
This is n bargain at $4,000.00, and we would be pleased
to tell you more about this place.
WADLEY INVESTMENT CO.
Grand Building Phone 627
HH-M-M-H H
Notice to Our Customers.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley’s Honey and Tnr for coughs,
colds and lung troubles Is not affect
ed by the National Pure Food and
Drug law’ as It contains no opiates
or other harmful drugs, and we re
commend It as a safe remedy for chil
dren and adults. H- J. Lnmar & Co.,
near Fourth National Rank.
FARMERS LOSE MEAT
ACCOUNT HOT SPELL
LOWNDES COUNTY LOSSES TO
BE HEAVY — KILLED HOGS
EARLY IN THE SEASON.
VALDOSTA, Ga., Dec. 30—The farm
era of this section have had large
losses recently to their meat c»*op from
the warm weather. Tho weather has
been so warm that tho meat would not
keep and much of It had to be thrown
away or burled. -Most ol the farmers
kill hogs on the first renl cold spell
before 'Christmas and save enough
meat then to last them until later in
the winter when they put up their
year’s supply.
Those who killed some weeks flgo
have had much trouble In saving the
meat, ns it has not been cold enough
to get the animal heat out of It. In
the meantime, the farmers find It ex
pensive to keep their hogs, so they are
losing both ways.
The com crop In Lowndes Is the
largest the county has ever known and
tho crop of porkers Is also large,
though It will be largely reduced by
the losses to date
Nurainq Mothers and Malaria.
The Old Standard GROVE’S TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma
larla and builds up the system. For
grown people and children. 50c.
MOONSHINERS SHY
IN COFFEE COUNTY
OFFICERS HUNT IN VAIN FOR IL
LICIT PLANTS—WHAT A WO
MAN SAID.
VALDOSTA. Oa., Dec. 30—Deputy
U. S. Marshal Sutton and Deputy Col
lector Williams have Just returned from
Coffee-and Ware counties where they s
went to ra’d moonshine stills, but
they did not have much success. They
got In a neighborhood where they ex
pected to get them, end they found
many signs, but th© stills were not to
be located.
One of the. places they raided In
Coffee county was owned by a woman,
who watched their search with a good
deal of interest. 8h« also appeared
very much rejoiced by their fkilure
to locate a still. After watching them
awhile, she called out; .’’If you fel
lows find anything to drink, I would
be glad If you yould let mo on to It
as 1 haven’t had a dram enduring
the whole Christmas.”
The officers say there have been
many evidence* of moonshlnlug In
Coffee and Berrien, but it la getting
hard to locate the stills.
STREET DUEL CASE
BEFORE THE RECORDER
BUT
MARSHAL APPEARED YESTERDAY
BURGAMY WAS NOT
PRESENT—BOTH TO TE8-
TIFY TODAY.
S. M. Marshall and H. Burgamy,
principals in tho shooting uffray on
Fourth (street Monday morning, will
appear before Recorder Urqulmrt this
morning to answer to the charge of
shooting within the .city limits. Tho
hearing was set for yesterday, but
Burgamy failed to appear when his
name was cjlled. Marshall was In
court, and pleaded guilty to tho charge,
stating that he shot In self-defense.
The case went over and an off'cer was
Instructed to have Burgamy In utten-
danco this morning.
•Marshall told the recorder that two
small shot penetrated his leg. Indict
ing wounds that ore a little painful
but not serious. The contents of both
barrels of the gun went into the par
tially closed door behind which Mar
shall fired his pistol.
FOR SALE
New five-room home, cabinet mantels,
large hall, long, wldn veranda, on large
lot with barn, stables, buggy shelter.
AFTER THE FUN
ftnoad in. Mawnitfl shop, large im
house, two vacant lots between dwelling
and atore. nil for $1,160.00; $749.00 cash.
In lance $30.00 month. Store mid shop
will rent for $15.00 month. leaving your
payments only $15.00 month. Properly
located at McBirpy, on Forsyth road,
about two blocks distance from Bellevuo
Address J.’ B. ODOM, care College Hill
Sober days of work will begin again.
Here’s hoping there wilt be plenty of
work for all—plenty of tinning and
plumbing work for me.
Grocery.
H. Horne
REAL E8TATE. INSURANCE AND
Grand Building.
LOANS.
Phone 454.
FOR RENT.
Store, 604 atul GQC Fourth street; rall-
8tore, 461 Cherry street,
road track facilities.
Second and Third floor Evening News
Building.
Storage space at
_U$ld*
ties.
Compress
7:«\ dwelling, 210 First street.
7-r. dwelling. 467 and 469 New sireer.
5- r. dwelling, 24S Carling avenue.
6- r. cottage South College street.
6-r. cottage. Lynn nve., Vinevlllo 1qo«)
C*r cottage, 4(M» and 408 Rosa street.
In dwelling, 661 Orange street.
rooms.
Southern Kailway Schedules.
This Is Worth Reaoing.
Leo F. Zellnakl. of 68 Gibson street,
Buffalo. N. Y.. says: “I cured the
most annoying cold sore I over had,
with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. I ap
plied this salve once o’ day for two
days, when every trace of tho sore
was gone.” Heals nil sores. Sold un
der guarantee at all drug stores. 25c.
SLOGAN OF NEW REGIME
ALBANY, N. Y. t Dec. 30.—
“Hughes and Harmony” Is to bo tho
republican slogan during the new
administration of tho chief execu
tives, which .will begin Friday, when
Govornor Hughes will be inaugu
rated with coromonics or an Impos
ing character;'The 1 an!moflltlbs which
marked the governor’s campaign for
re-election hnvo died out, nml It. is
likely that Mr. Hughes will have the
almost undivided support of repub
lican members of tho legislature at
the next session.
The only cloud on tho horizon of
harmony at tho present time Is on
account of tho governor’s wishes for
changes in the election laws, partic
ularly about direct primary legisla
tion. State Chairman Woodruff Is
on record as favoring the direct pri
mary system. Many of the leaders
around the stato do not agree with
him and will oppose new legislation
on this line.
Chairman Woodruff denies that
there Is any cloud on tho Now York
republican horizon, and declares
that the coming, administration of
Governor Hughes will bo the most
successful In the history of tho
state.
GEORGIA, DIDO COUNTY.
'130 tho Superior Court of Halil County:
7 1. Tho petition of Richard F. Law to
Robert O. Jordan and John C. Holmes,
nil of Bibb county. Georgia, and John F.
Lewis, of Lowndes county. Georgia,
shows that they desire for .themselves,
their associates, successors and assigns,
to bo Incorporated under the name and
style of LAWTON, JORDAN & COM
PANT.
2. Tho capital stock of said corporation
shull he Twenty-five Thousand ($25,000)
Dollars, divided Into Two Hundred nml
Fifty (250) shares of the par value of
One Hundred ($100) Dollars each. *
3. All of said capital stock has been
paid In,
4. The principal office and place of
business of said company shall he 111
the city of Macon. Georgia, with thfc
privilege of establishing brunch off I Jim
tho company may
A Dangerous* Operation
Is the removal of the appendix by a
surgeon. No ono who takes Dr. King’s
New Life Pills Is ever subjected to
this frightful ordeal. They work so
quietly you don’t feel them. They
curse constipation, headache bilious-
ness and malaria. 25c at all drug
stores.
PEI TO PURCHASE
“SNAP BEAN FARM”
UNCLE REMUS MEMORIAL ASSO
CIATION I83UES AODRE88
TO THE PEOPLE.
ATLANTA, Gg., Dec. 30.—Secretary
J. G. Lerter has Issued the following
letter to the people of Georgia, ap
pealing for aid to suitably honor the
memory of Joel Chandler Harris:
Socretary Lester’s Letter.
The Uncle liemus Memorial A*so
elation makes this, its first appeal to
tho people of Georgiu, for assistance
In Its effort to suitably honor the
name and memory of Joel Chandler
Harris, who did more to charm, In
terest and Instruct the children, not
only >3t Georgia an (Jtho (southland,
hut of the world, than any other writer
of any age. They purpose to buy and
preserve his old home, “Snap Bean
Farm” so that In years to come, all
who loved the writings of IJncle
Remus, may have an opportunity to
visit the scenes of his best labors.
The plan Is to raise the needed fund
.ty a popular augscrlptlon. so that all
rnay have a port In the movement.
All contributions will be acceptable.
Some can and will give more than
othera; all can give something. Let
every ono who reada this and Is In
tcrented In the movement and wishes
to see It a sucre**—send his or her
amount to Col. R. J. Lowry, treasurer,
care of Lowry National Hank, Atlanta,
Ocurglu. Yours, truly.
J. G. LUSTER, Secretary.
Georgia School of Technology
RE-OPENB JAN. 4th, 1908.
This school in butt):;’ cquipimd and organized in every
diqmrtmont tlmu ever before, and is prepared to do the beat
work in iU history.
Advanced eouraes offered in Mechanical, Kleetrieal, Tex
tile and Civil Kngiueering, Kagiawring Choinititry, CIimiim-
try and Architecture. Many free acholarnliipa nro atill avail-
iblo for Georgia Htndent*,
For catalogue and full information, nddreaa,
K. 0, MATHKSON, A. I.I., LL, D., President, Atlanta, Ga.
Showing the arrival and departure of
passenger trains at Macon, Ga., for Infor
matlon only, and not guaranteed.
No. Arrive from: a. m
' “ No. Depart to:
13 Jacksonville. 2.6;
II Cincinnati... 2.0,
7 Lumber City. 9.26
p.m.
15 Brunswick.
Atlanta 7.C6
p.m.
,14 Brunswick,. 10.60
.. 8. 0|15 Atlanta 6.00
..10.43| 8 Lumber City. 4.00
MACON, DUDLIN «. SAVANNA RAIL-
No. 18 7:00am| No. 19 11:05am
No. 20 3:!i0pm| No. 17 4:40pm
Trains nrrlvo and depart from Southern
Railway Depot. J. A. 8TRBVB ..
General Paeeenser Au»nt*
at sued other places as
desire.
The object of salt! corporation (s po-
purtlculnr business they denlro
nn la na fnllowrt?
to carry on Is ns follows:
To pnrehnse, manufacture, buy, sell,
Import, export nnd generally to deal In
candy, ccmfoctlonery, sugar, glucose, ices,
chocolates, chewing gum. soda watar sup
plies, biscuits, cokes, crackers, preserves,
pastry, broad of all kinds, and generally
to buy, sell and deal In such goods, wares
and merchandise ns are ordinarily carried
or manufactured by dealers In a similar
Unc of business.
7. Petitioners pray that they, their
soclntcs, successors and assign* mn* ho
Incorporated for the full term of twenty
years, will) tho privilege of renewul at
Southern Packing Co.
Choicest Native mid Western
Meats.
620 Cherry St. Phone 351.
THE CAREFUL LADY
Of the house, who closes tho windows
ut nights and bnrs the doors, should
not neglect to look to the roof—aha
should remember that Mr. Rain Is an
intruder who can do harm as wel
the burglar.
JA8. C. GORMLY.
Phono 631. 320 Third St.
Phono 187.
GUNS, LOCKS, SAFES, Etc,
REPAIRED.
H. & H. R. HUHN,
Basement Amor. Nat’l Bank,
FOR SALE
FOR BALK— Six lots on Houston rc
50x165; worth $3co each; will sell
or all for $200 cash. Address Need, c
Terrace, Vlneville.
FOR SALE—A few pretty brown leg»;«..
cockerels, $1.00 each. Address C, 13.
Newton, Macon. Ga.
writers at $65; three $18
desks at $10 each: one second-hand Rom-
Ington at $36; all In good condition. Ap
ply Business Office, Macon Telegraph.
ROSES—Should he planted now for early
sell them. J, • G.
REMOVAL BALE—Barred Rocks; choice
J. G. Coile, Montlcello. Ga.
iff lot on VI
Seventy-one root front. Ve
Hruble. Bargain. O. M. Davla.
CABBAGE PLANTS, 25c for 100. $1.25
per 1,000. Apply J. W. Amuson. 858
Second st. Telephone 1397.
FOR SALE—Gusa perfecting press, with
complete stereotype outfit; good order;
prints 4 or 8 pages; $1,250 fob Macon.
Address Telegraph, Macon. Oa.
for outfit. Macon Telegraph.
LOST
LOST—Somewhere In the city, largo pearl
ring. Ten dollars reward U returned
to Tho Telegraph.
WANTED
LOST—Child*h Muffed hull dog with col-
WANTED—fluartl for
mother; givo terms,
j o Telegraph.
gentleman and
Address Hoard,
WANTED—Few select boarders at 210
Washington nve.; also table boarders;
prlvato family. Phone 3672.
240 Washington nve., Phono 3672.
TEACHERS WANTED—Teachers want
ing work, and schools wanting teach
ers, write us. Many fine openings for
.lununry throughout southeast *
WANTED—Occupants for a nicely fur-
353 First st., Phono
WANTED—Two gentlemen or couple for
nice room with board. 663 Second st„
Mrs. Mnrtln.
W^TED-Occunant. for
opportunity for proper parties. Apply
Garland Refining Co., Cleveland, O.
commencement salary $100.00; spring
examinations; preparations free; write
Immediately. Frunklln Institute, Roches-
FOR RENT
Illrsch, 610 Fourth st.
8. To erect, maintain, operatn nnd <
entent for carrying on tho business
of the romnnnv.
0. To apply for. obtain, roglster. lense.
-. iur, uutuui, I
buy, sell, or tilliarwlse acquire, hold, use,
own. operate or dleposn of patents, patent
rights or privileges. Improvements,
erot processes, trade marks, trade name*
or Inventions or any Interest In any of
tho same, or to use. exerqjse, develop, or
grant licenses In respect or, nr other
wise to turn to account any of wild
above named properties «».- rights.
16. To buy or seM for rash, credit
or on commission all UlmlM ut propeny,
reul or personal, or any Intercut therein,
nnd to net as agent* for others,
II. To borrow money, to Issue botidn
or other negotiable securities, to secure
, From time to time, upon a majority
rote of the stockholders, to
lug One Hundred Thousand ($100,060) Dol
lars. and llkewlso to reduce the capital
stock by purchase of Its own stock, the
power to make
upon majority vote
■ecu purcnnscs; i __ .
of the stockholders to cancel or retire
such purchased stock or to hold the
same In the treasury of the rompnny
as treasury stock, nnd to reissue tho
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
or tho whole thereof whenevwr In the
opinion of the directors It Is for tho
best Interest of the company; nnd under
like circumstances to sell, to mortgage,
to let or to hire Its franchise or other
property for the purpose of raising
"*14. No shareholder shall be liable to the
creditors* of the corporation except to
tho extent of any ur*»ild tialanoe due
on Ida stock subsivli .»n, nor then. If
he has paid debts of the cernoratlon equal
to Ills unpaid stock subscription.
15. Petitioners pray that they, their as
sociates, successors and assigns may bo
Incoiporated under tho name nnd style
a forma Id for the above purposes and with
the above powers and Immunities.
MILLER. JONES A MILLER.
oeorota. nrnn county:
I. Robert A. Nlebot, clerk of the su
perior court of said county, do certify
r ’ * -* * - — ■ - - *—*——- of tbs
that the foregoing Is a true copy of th;
aupUcntlon for charter of LAWTON.
JORDAN it Co., an the'same appears of
file tn rny office.
Witness my offlelsl signature and seal
of office, this 20tl» day of December,
1908.
ROBT. A. NI8BET, Cleric.
(REAL).
BANKS CLOSE FRIDAY;
NEW YEAR OBSERVANCE
Not Likely That The Day W^ll Be
Generally Observed Here—Sunday
Houre at Postoffice.
The bank* of the city w'll be closed
for another holiday Friday. Tho
flea ring House Association has not yet
announced whether they will be doe-
ed Hal unlay. but It Is »*Heved gener
ally that they will nut* The poslgJVIe*
will observe Hnnday hour* Friday, and
a fair other lines of business will be
I closed, bat H Is not likely that there
I will b# any gonersl observance of K*f
I YsiFa day.
FOR RENT—Two connecting furnished
• —
rooms for rent. Phono 30i
FOR RENT—Ono nice furnished
IF YOUR cook or mold wishes a room
dose to her work on High st. or Plum
st. or Wajflilngton nve,, call phono 3016,
she will find one of the best.
FOR RENT—Two or three rooms for
rent, first floor, cheap; seo these!
conveniences, 221 Tattnall at.
FOR RENT—Store at 370 Bccond st. for'
merly occupied by tho Equitable Bunk'
lug & I*oan Co.; excellent place for »
bank; possession January 1; will bo al
tered to suit tonnnt. Apply to Bon L.
Jones,
YOUR EYES tested freo of charge and
cyo glasses sold at half prices at
Groom’* Bankrupt Jewelry Hulu on
Fourth *L
FOR RENT Olt HALE-Rest dairy and
truck form In Georgia; 86 acres with
7-room house ...
bams, etc.; fine meadow; enough koc
land to produce a world of vegetable
10 minutes from court house. 1C. Tr
Napier.
PdeeeesU/.i, ,
Elm st.. 770, 769, 753 Ash st. H.
Harts, cor. Orange nnd Forsyth sts.
FOR RENT—Two Al ground floor office*
In Washlngtou block; steurn boat and
Janllor, all convenience*. Apply to Ma
con Havings Bank.
FOR RENT—I*arge, convenient ware
Ull HEirt l—•'•Ill Wfllrni
h(iiis*. does |n. E. Trie Napier.
PERSONAL
MHO. IIKUDINOKIBLD'H Hchnol of Htc
nograpliy opens t Monday, Jan. 4th; day
night school.
THE TOXO-ABSORBENT REMEDY Is
•till In Macon, at «r»7 Mum. If you
went to know wliat It Is doing
write and get information. It Is
less, painless, druglcs*. It will
raise the deoil, nor will It eure all dbt
ease*, but It cures everything curable.
harm'
FRUIT TREKH nnd other nursery stock,
budded pecans, peiir-heM, plums, clier*
rlrti. J. O. Postell. 354 Spring.
HALL’S 847HOOL FOR HOYS can admit
a few more puplla; second sesalon be-
E lns January 6tli; If Interested, write B.
Uxon Hall, Prln.. Bogart. Ge.
150.00 per year. Term begins Jan.
LOHT—Dachshund with Dodo uu ruun.
description, small, black, long body and
short crooked legs. Reward for return
to Walter H. Turpin, 763 Second at.
MISCELLANEOUS
CABnAGE PLANTS. Garden Plants.
Grown In the open nlr will stand the
coldest winter. Prices l to 4 thousand,
$1.60; 4 to !) thousand, $1.26; over 9 thou
sand, $1.00 per thousand. F. O. B. Meg*
gelt*. H. (’. We havo special express
rates. Wrlto. us for agents' outfit and
proposition. N. H. Blltch Co., M«*ggotta.
H. C.. tho largest truck farm In the world.
prices. Full count and satisfaction guar
For Rent
No. 742 College st., 8 rooms $40.00
** i. $82 Clinton st., 4 rooms 10.00
i, 215 Clinton at., 4 rooms 10,00
No. 419 Duncan ave., 6 rooms 20.00
No. 762 Plum at., 8 rooms 85.00
No. 9G6 Elm st., 6 rooms 12.50
No. 406 Rosa at., 7 rooms 2S.00
No. 408 Ross at.. 7 rooms 22.60
No. 109 Mill at., 6 room* 12.00
No. 601 Walnut st., 5 rooms, furn.. 25.00
No. 302 Carling ave., 6 rooms 15.00
IMMEDIATE P08SE88I0N.
SOLICIT YOUR INSURANCE.
Frank B. West
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
417 Cherry 8treet.
For Sale
A very attractive suburban farm
about four and ouc-balf miles out,
fronting on ono of the beat publio
ronda. Contains 25 acrea and has
good five-room- framo dwelling,
large barn, crib and other out-
buHdlngn. Would mnko n splondtd
dairy, truck or poultry farm or nlco
country homo,
Georgia Loan & Trust Co.
565 Mulberry Street.
RENT LIST
117 Ilollevuo Ave I2K.00
742 College, 9-r 773.00
424 Calhoun, S-r 720.00
221 Duncan 217.20
128 Fourth, 7-r J22.80
1171 Oglethorpe, 7-r 722.00
126 Holt Ht.. V-r 122.:,0
210 Hardeman, 7, $29.00; poaaeaalon
January tat,
140 Highland ave., 7-r 727.90
261 Orange, 7-r $25.00
STOHBS.
420 Mulberry 81 760.70
650 Poplar St $40.1,0
656 Poplar (Jnn. 1) 750.00
660 Poplar 750.00
B. A. WISE & CO,
l-H-H-H-H-H-fc
Schedule effective Dec* 20, 1908.
M.&B.
S. F. PARROTT. Receiver.
MACON AND BIRMINGHAM
RAILWAY.
Trains leave Mac
la, Cutloden. Yatvsv
ton, Woodbury. Co
ria. La Grangi* and
points ag folio
Llzel-
No. 41 at 4:20 p
No. 66 at 7:JO a
Thursday and H;
No. 41 n.aket
