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' • ' ~ iY'V. ix&xx&xwmc&mx&ivf zv&xx&x* \ \ Local And Personal H x Hull—Terry Wedding. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE PWWO————BE— ’SEKKttt&Ta We are offering this week the following Real Es* tate Bargains: The beautiful home of Mrs. Frances Perkins on the hill, corner of L larke and Lincoln Sts., size of lot 70x210 feet. A practically new two-story! six-room house in one of the most exclusive residence sections of the city, also nice garden lot ijoes with this lot. This home is splendidly equipped with all conveniences as far as water and sewer connections are concerned. Price Terms easv—see us The elegant home of Mrs. Dozier, situated on Jefferson street, is also for sale on easy terms. This is one of the rarest bargains in real estate it has been our pleasure to see. A beautifully arranged two-storv eight room house with all modern conve niences and on Jefferson street at that ror the price of The home of the late Cant. Walter Paine, corner South Jefferson and Screven streets, lot 105x210 feet. This is a seven room house situated on a quiet shady street, surrounded by the best of neighbors, free from the noise and dust of a main street. Pric< A lot adjoining the above place and of the same size, one of the prettiest places for a home in the entire city is also offered for sale, We are at liberty to offer this for awhile long er at the price of $800.00 Later it will require a larger sum to purchase this pretty lot. " $3900.09 $3,600.00 A vacant lot on N. Jefferson St.. 70 by 210 ft. opposite the home of Mrs. I lanft has been placed in our bands to close at a bargain. We will not quote prices on this lot publicly. We prefer to sell this, so, for reasons that will be readily understood when you hear our figures. & Watch our space each week, not for advertise 5 ments, but for real estate news. Bloodworm & Bloodworm Real Estate, Life and Fire Insurance. When in need of a first class hack tele phone No. 163 L. D. Smith. C. E. Greene sella invisible or black starch. COTTON SEED FOR SALE. T 1 have now on the floor about 1,000 bushels of cotton seed for sale as cow feed. July 1,1909. Wm. Turner. Shoo-6keeter will do the work 25c. Culver &. Kidd. Parties who have any little valuables loaned them by Star Jewelry Co are re quested to return them at once to- W. A. Walker. Be sure and call at our stare one day next week —Hatcher. Phone 53 Jwhen you want Groceries quick. Everythin? in kitchen ware; erfecial ly white enamel at R. H. Wootten’s.- llou*e Wasted Wanted August of Septemper 1, next a five to seven room house, suitable for two couples, prefered. Apply, or ad dress, stating rent and location. The Milledgeville News. Lookout for it, it is coming on July 19th. Biscuits baked right in three minutes every day next week at our store— Hatcher. Call on C. E. Greene for what you want in the grocery line. WANTED-A RIDER AGENTS" EACH TOWN COASTER-BRAKES, ride and nhibit a M Trl bicycle furnished hr Our agent* everywhere are taking mcncv t Aft H'ntt /nrfull firticuUn am t ifra-tl ifftr at one*. NO MONK I IIK4JI IKKD until you receive and approve of your tiiryrU.. We ship So anyone . ’.^wher- r. the L. S without a rent ./rfitmt in advance, }rcf«iy frrixht, arm allow TKN OWN’ I HKK Till A I. dining * tu« h time you may nde the bicycle and cut it to any y»M wi.h If you are then not i erfcctly *ttndied or do not wish to aecp t ,e -si i It back to ua a* our expense and jwu will not 6* out on* etui, FACTORY PRICES V ' . , ‘ 7 to»lsn r. s pn fits by buying direr*. < t ut and Itave the manufacturer'sfiuk an tee be! . > r bicvtic. DO NOT III \ a bu vie or a pair or lire* from anyone at any /*»•. r ■,rii l . »u receive our cauWu.J and learn our unheard of Jattory frier i an. re<n irkao/r ifirttit . Tm to riU«*r u|,eiiU. YOU WILL BE KSTOtll wjl iD *tu • • jr s.ipero model* at the •woii.ter/ulj l.rwfi-uti wc far. mi re you tin* year. We t i the ht*hcM rrade bicycles for less money We me satisfies with ji.oo profit above factory cost. ... yon 'an v:11 <>.r biryvics under your own name plate at the day received. hKrONll ’ll \M> IJil We n , not rccularly handle second hand bkyrles, but un.’tr ■ . l.iud takeu in trade l>; our Chiuago itta;l store*. These we clear out rang:: ^ ft. to H8 >>r £l(). I>c enpuve bargari lists mailed tree. igt'* it lie * It. Imp«.rtf«l rn.ler iIi. iia .uni pvdnia* pans, repairs and at ha j iht uu-al rtt~+I /> Miss Ruth Wilson, of Macon is visit ing her aunts Misses Sadie and Olivia Mathis this week. Mrs. J. C. Hicks and little son return ed last Friday after a very pleasant visit to frien is in Thomson. Miss Mabrie Harper visiting is her sis ter, Mrs. Geo. W. Greiner, in Forsyth, this wtek. Mr. H. B. Sanford has returned home afther a pleasant visit to his sisters in Hancock county. Genial Tom B. Puryear, soliciting freight agent of the C. & W. C. rail road, with headquarters in Augusta, was a visitor in Milledgevilie Monday and spent an hour with to editor the of The News. tqj.pmeM 4.. x:nci u na-j int nsi.i. rei~U prutt. 50 HEEGETBQRIJ PBR5T8QS-P800F * SELF-HEALING TlSIlif"’" — ‘ y A SAMPLE PAIR o in. fMLtizc, chl r *lli prwji'iiuiuiny.f/i, ~ M0 MORE TROUBLE FEC:.1 PDKTUBES Not lew tl»* thick rubber tresd ••A * Mini puncture strips “If** and "D," ul»o rim *frlp M M" i «r tu prevent rim cutting. This tire will outlaftt kiir otlich ^ / nuko- so PT. ELASTIC uud Li KASY HIDING. H r'crivcd, Wc ship C. O. D. on NAILS, Twk.iT l.l,« xx.il out 1st the air out. Sixty IS oanU r.1 . • last yc' OxrrtvM hundred t.iou ■ ! - • '■* uc. OCSCRIPTtGM: Made in = :i1 *Ue* It and ca-v ruling vc". din able a:. . il * a special quality ■ ; rubb-r. u , i :;i •« r Vwm porous ana which closes up rnia.i pun ciutc* w un•** inK theuir to escape. We ba* c hunuredsof letters vu. - fiedcuslotnersstating t .ia: t.iei-trf* haveonlv t*cen ,»• •. pea tip once or twice in a whole sei-»n . net weigh no more t nan an ordinary tire, the puncture re.-istitig qua ‘ttic*- bein', yvv-n by several layers of thin, spc-ial’y prepared fk.ir»c «.n t r tread. The regular price of these t.rts 5 per par. L| ]( advertising purposes wc are making a special factory price to ... .. r n n ipwJ^°\~ 1 ^n«Ky?cvnt A unti'i yo»h , «'fex.‘,u!'n«i'‘/nd i 'umVl'i^n strictly «• rrpre»rnted. ^d* n'n^KOfcA nckel pl3ted brass hand pump Tires to be returned *t It expense if for any reason they a 1 ... 4 *tLS r acio*’v on ezaimnaticn. Wc are perfcctlv reliable and m ney sent to u* is asaafeas in u “ lf y^oHer ^ pMr cf tbr»r tires^you will find that they will ride easier, run faster — anger and l ok oner than suv tire iou have ever used or seen at any pnee. We ill be so well pleased that when you want a bicvc.e yoa will give u* your order. r.d us a tnfii crier at oi*ce, hence this remarkable me oficr. ~xr of don't Luv sov kind at any price until yon send for a pair ox IF YOU HEED TIRES Hedgethom Puncture-Proof tires on approt^l and trial^ the special introductory price qu..ted sbove; or write (or our b.itjtrc and Sundry Caulogue which de K rW,.odqu^. i lma^ t ^ki^^t^ ? ^a^he TU *«l fc r 1 ce.. B o> DO NOT WAIT era pair of urea ;rom anyone until you know the ivew and wonderful ctzre ".Te making. It oe’.y cat. a pcr.al to learn ex.ryt...^. \w.tc u .SOW. i. L. K&AD CYCLE COMPANY, CHiOftGO, ILL. wear better, last longer know that you vi)U| Ve want you to se tXCURSION FARtS Via Central 0! Georgia Railway TO ATLANTA. GA., and return ac count B. Y. P. U. and Missionary Bap tist Sunday School Workers, 10 bo held July 20-25, 1909. Excursion fares wil apply from points in Georgia. TO BlUE RIDGE, GA., and return account Georgia Baptist Assembly to Le held August l-3t, 190P. Excursion fares will apply from prints in Georgia. TO LOUISVILLE, KY„ and return account National Association of Retail Druggists, to be held September 6-10, 1909. TO MOBILE. ALA., and return ac count National Convention, Knights of Columbus, August 3-6, 1900. TO SAVANAH, GA., and return ac count Farmers Union Sea Island Cotton Association, to be held July 27-28, 1909. Apply to Ticket Agent for information as to points from which ti:kets will be sold, total rates, etc. Announcement is made of the mar riage of Miss H.ittio lone Hu!T, of this county to Mr. Olin Terry, of Hancock county, the wedding taking place at the home of the bride's grandfather. The bride is the only daughter of the late W. A. Huff and she enjoys great popularity among a large circle of friends while the groom is one of the prosperous and energetic farmers of Hancock county. All join in extending wishes for a happy and prosperous life. Walker-Richard Full of interest and quite a surprise was the marriage of Mrs. Lucy P. Wal ker and Dr. J. 3. Richard here Thurs day morning at 7:15 o’clock, the cere- money taking place at the homo of the bride’s mother on Liberty street. Mrs. Richard is well known here as one of tl,e most popular ladies of the city and Dr. Richard is equally well known, being a dentist at the Sanita rium. Immediately after the ceremony the couple left for Florida where they will visit relatives of Dr. Richard, re turning to make their home here. Mr. J. H. Greenleaf, of Tampa, Fla., was in Milledgeville Monday with his bride, enroute to North Carolina where he is connected with the Jno. W. Ray Company. The marriage was quite ro mantic, Miss Helen Anlrews of Tampa coming up to meet him in Macon where the ceremony was performed. Miss Julia Ernest, who lias been spending hor vacaion witli her mother, Mrs. K. It. Foster, has gone to spend a month in Mansfield. La. Miss Mary Tate’Griftln, of Atlanta. Visited Miss Bertha Du Bose last week. A crowd of voung folk, chaperoned by Miss Nell Fowler, enjoyed a delight ful day at the country home of Mr. R. L Wall last Friday. Miss Gladys Napier is a favorite visi tor in Milledgeville this week, the guest of several friends who claim her for theR own. Mr. Walter R. Whitehead anl Mr. A. C. Cockrell left Sunday for their homes in Louisville, MisB., after having com pleted a thorough course in bookkeep ing in the Business Department of the Georgia Military College. They have also completed the required course at the American Cot* on College. Their many newly made friends in Georgia wish for them the success in the buti- r.esg world, which they, by their studi- ousness and gentlemanly bearing, to highly deserve. Little Miss Sadie Daniel entertained twenty-five of her little friends last Thursday afternoon on her ninth birth day. After enjoying a peanut hunt delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. J. Id. Lord and little son are guests of Mrs. Ashley S.nith. It is reported that the price of post cards will advance in the near future if 1 continued patronage by somebody in town continues, owing to the absence of a fair visitor to the central city. Last Thursday afternoon, a host of friends were entertained de lightfully by Mrs. Emmett L. Barnes, at her liomepr South Clurko St. Mrs. Barnes received her guests in white, and then directed them to the parlor and dining room. The parlor was artistical ly decorated with handsome ferns and vases of exquisite pink roses. The din ing room an 1 [ porch was made most beautiful with sunflowers, ferns and other growing plants. j Different games wore played, Domino, ; Flinch, Tumbler, Crokonole, Campaigno j and others. After the ladies had enjoyed a num- I her of games; a salad course and a sweet course was then served. Those serving were Missss Benita Allen, Florence Stemhridge and Genie Claire Barnes. They were dressed in white gowns, wearing minature sun flowers in their hair, thereby carring out the color scheme, yellow and white. The ladies took their departure ex pressing themselves as being very much pleased with their afternoon’s -'easure. A guest. 'Ihe menus of M'\ and Mrs. John J. Barrett are congratulating them upon the arrival of a permanent visitor at their homo. Little Miss Barrett will no doubt be a favorite in Milledgeville sixteen years from now, for already she has been the recipient of many kindly attentions. A bouncing boy was a present at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rouerson on Wednesday. Little Albert, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Greene is down with the measles. Rev. J. T. Burnley is attending the Oxford District conference at Social Circle. Mrs. M. A. Barnes, of Macon, is here to visit Mrs C. W. Ennis for several j Mrs - C - W - K'^ter is off for a couple v egkjj of weeks to Madison and Indian Springs Mr. W. L. Richie left Wednesday to spend several days with relatives in Commerce, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Malpass, of Orangeburg. S. C., are in the city visit ing friends and relatives here this week Why buy a cat in a sack? At our ex hibit next week we will show you a Majestic in actual operatien—Hatcher. Mr. Will Linke, wife and child are in Milledgeville for a week. Their home is in Savannah. Mrs. Frank Willingham is .n Rome for several weeks, visiting relatives and friends. Mr. C. F. Barrett is back after a trip to Atlanta. sick for the past ten days, but he is , somewhat improved at present. - Mrs. Geo. Von Rents ha< jo ned her Mr. Miller Nisbet will leave Sunday husband here, he being connected with for Tybee wher he v. ill sper.d his vaca- the Milledgeville Cotton Co for the com- Lion. irg ::n‘cr.. Miss Elizabeth Bair is visiting re latives at Carrs, Ga. Prof. Wardlaw, Mr. Sidney Stem hridge, Mayor Miller S. Bell and Rev. Ford Mcltee are attending the district meeting of the Oxford conference at Social Circle this week. ‘'■’Tt'W'H The young folk of the town enjoyed a most delightful dance at the Red Men’s hall Tuesday evening. About twenty couples were present, including several of the married contingent of the city's social set and the occasion was one of much pleasure. Messrs. Carter Franklin and Walter Cook, of Covington, were visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwards R. Hines last night. < • ”.'srw**| The Young Women’s Auxilary of the Baptist church will give a peanut party to the young folk of the town on the court house lawn next Monday after noon and the small admission price of only five c snts will be charged. A de lightful time will no doubt be spent by all attending. Mrs. Edward R. Hines is hostess this week co a charming galaxy of visiting girls, including Misses Annelle and Ellyne Franklin, of Mansfield, Mabel Lawrence, and Annie Clyde Wright, of Atlanta, all of whom are exceedingly popular young ladies, adding much to tha seciai delights of the city. Misses Ruth and Nena Turner, of McDonough, are the attractive guests of Miss Hattie Pottie this week. Miss Neil VanBuren, of Griswold- ville, is the charming and popular guest of Miss Roberta Horne. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Montgomery are congratulating them on the arrival of two gplendid young visitors who will make their future home in Milledgeville. They are Ford McKee Montgomery and John Croley Montgomery. Tom and Leon Callaway, accompani ed bv their mother and her sister will leave soon on a trip by automobile to Baltimore, Md. then to Lansing, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Napier, from lower Baldwin were welcome guests «t the dance Tuesday evening. They have an enviable reputation for their excellent hospitality at the elegant country home.