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JtUTICE The registration book* arc still open f.»r registration of vuU-rs for the elect ion ot Mayor, Clerk & Treasmer and nix Aldermen H •laid elect ioniJto be held I on the first Wednesday in Dec. Books close Nov. 10. Walter S.embridge, Clerk £3 f lly Tax ltoi,k- Open j The city tax bo< ka are now open at I the office of clerk and treasurer at city j hall, for the payment of taxes for the i year 1909 and property owners are re- ! quested to pay as early as possible. Walter W. Stembridge, WORLD’S GREATEST AUTOMOBILE RACES Atlanta,Ga. November 9-18, ‘09- S^iCial Low Rates Via Cootral Of Georgia Railway. FOUND BANKNOTES IN SEAT OF CHAIR Mayor, Prict And Men In Dispute As to Qwership Of Child's Findings. PfttUB—A curious dispute In which the Mayor Conj**-gucJe*. near Nice, a priest, and another individual nr* con curred, Is l*ke!y tc call for the Inter vention of the state. Some days ago several chlldien en tered a chapel, and begun to nmus< themselves by pulling the stuffing from chairs. F-dd* nly one hoy utiereu a cry of Joy, He discovered between th«- wood of th" ch.a'r and the straw five banknotes of one hundred fr.incs each. He took the mo'.fi' to his father, who 0400 Misses' Straight Halted Skirt with Pointed Yoke, 14 and 10 years. Wc carry in gtock ail the* latest de- wiRns in May Manton patterns at 10 eta: each. KINNEY DRY GOODS CO. There are m >*«; Jackson Ci Smith, Barncsville Busies in use in Baldwin county than any other two busies sold in this market. We keep a fine stock of tin's celebrated hnpgy. Milletlgoville huggy i\. niture Co. T.lX AM) lim.sTItAIIO.'V BOOKS SOW Ol’KT. Book* for the collection of state and county taxes are now open at my office which is located in K. I*. Hawkins drug store. All citizens and property owners will please call and pay their taxes and re gister before the 20th. day of Decem ber on which day the books will he clos ed. K. P. Hawkins, Tax Collector. There are more white Hickory wagons in use in Baldwin county than anv other two wagons made. Milledge- ville Buggy &. Furniture Co. M vi iii:it pirn mai.e. For sale twelve Dollars Der thousand Ur- good lumper at the mill by Mrs. A. V. j DuBignon at Hcottshuro, Ga. See Mr. I James L. ivey. The Home l.ife supplied one of the marvels of the present investigation, an Insurance Company without any obvious scandals. N. Y. Tribune, 12-12-01). Mr. Hughes failed to h-ing out u single questionable transaction. N. Y. Sun, 12 12-nr>. Honest company found nt last by the Insurance Investigators. Home l.ife Square. New Haven Union, 12 11 05. Inquisitor Hughes finds one In surance Company that benefits patrons. Cincinnati Post, 12-1105. These comments speak volumes to those who are careful as to where they put their money for aafe keep. ing. General Agency for the Old Home Life is in Grand Building, Macon, Georgia. JOSEPH S. COOK, General Agent. Send poat car ! for information. Hilt SAI.E. Forty acres of land, just hack of Dr. Allen s. For prices and terms ad dress- H. J. Lamar, *21 Second St., Macon, (In. Please bo sure and let us hnvo a dol lar for your subscription to The News and if you do it before our supply is ex hausted we’ll giye yoa a dollar pair of Hcissm-s free. I here are more white Hickory wagons in use in Baldwin county than any other two wagons made. Milledge- ville Buggy & Furniture Co. Plant Napier’s genu ine appler seed oats. For sale by Horme & Andrews Commission Co, CHICKEN FOOD. Good for fowls, also domestic animals.con-jcORNI CORN! CORN! sisting of broken cornj WANTED and other grains,: . p. ’ . known as "Screen- wh ,, d p Dry ’ Oconee Riverl f ^ r h,te h . C ° rn atou ; M '"- for which we will pay highest Market Price. Oconee River Mills, mgs. Mills. 2- I 7 If. Genuine homo made candy o t ahf highest quality at the- City Cafe. Milledgeyille, Ga. ! wg will Bond you!!! I CAPITAL $1,700,000 Absolute Protection. Prompt Service. Reasonable‘Rales. The United States Fidelity and Guaranty Comp'y BALTIMORE MD SURETY BONDS BUROLARY INSURANCE L. H. ANDREWS, Gen’l Ag’t. Milledge\ llie, (la. CAN YOU SEE AS "VV. J. Brake YOU ARE SEEN? . OPTICIAN , •*>ee Yourself as Others See You'' In order to do tl is perhaps your »yes need help. The perfect eye is the exception rather than the rule. Having taken a regular course in Optics and being supplied with a complete and first- class outfit, included in which is to be found nothing but the best to oe had. 1 am in a position to offer mv service* to the public, guaranteeing to give perfect satisfaction or refund all money received. Milledgeville nas always been and doubtless always will be my home. Give me a trial ami vouM find that 1 can save you money; will not "fake" you, then'Arab-like "pack my tent and silently steal away." * Office 0?er Goodman & Footters OFFICE HOURS: i» a. m. to 12—2 p. m. to 5 after March 1st, 1909 Dates of sale: Tickets on sale Nov ember 7th to I2th, inclusive, ar.d for trains schduled to arrive Atlanta be fore noon Nov. )3, 1909. Return limit of Tichets: Tickets srilI be good to leave Atlanta returning up to and including,but not later than mid-\ r-romp.fy Informed tie- asnyr. The vtau- , , . of the place, however, ieurat whal ba<] night November 16. 1909. Lccorrsd. and rf-lm-d the money. The Date# of races: November 9, 10, ll r | mayor par forward th* arguaumi fb-it 12 and 13. an a rowuif of fh* P^paratlon kiur, th* Kare* start: 10-3') a. m. daily-will ‘bnpH. to the eomm«it r bvt last about six hours. 1 •’r 1 '"' 'k n °'*' , , ,, ... i» eon aoncenlcd before the law wns pm Gates: Will bo opened 8-30 a. m. daily. tt „T. „ n ,l thm. the.-, for.-, t.,c mot- Frire for admission to each day’s , y •,<-i»ngi-d to him. races: General admission $1.00, re- While the mnynr ntul the priest were served seats in grandstand $2.00, box teluiting the point. the fnther of the boy .Lppeared on the scene and claimed that asesaeeeaeeaaeeas “■ er seats $2.50 each. Fublie Comfort: Hotel Accommod ations, etc. can be secured in advance byflwriting G. M. Chapin, Secretary, Bureau of information and public Cim- fort, 510 Fmpire Building, Atlanta, Georgia. Seating Capacity: Grandstand 25, 000, bleachers 15,000. Track Specifications: Length two miles, cost $300,000,00, width home stretch 100 feet, back stretch and curve 60 feet, curves banked 10 feet, radius 880 feet. Surface; Clay, sand und gravel, with asphalt binder. Admission Tickets can be purchased in advance from the Automobile Associ ation, 721 Candler Building, Atlanta. Barking Space for automobiles will be $5 00 for each machine for each day. Space can be reserved in advance from the Automobile Association, 721 Cun- dler Building, Atlanta. Transportation Facllites. The Speed- wav is situated eight miles south of Atlanta on the main line of the Central of Georgia railway, The schedules, routes and train service of the Central of Georgia railway and connections are the quickest and best from nearly all place's in Florida, Georgia and Alabama, to Atlanta and the Automobile Speed way. Central of Georgia trains going into and out of Atlanta past the Speed way. Trains 9-10-11-12 will stop at Speedway Station. For more imforrnntion apply to any agent of the Central of Georgia rail way. GAMBLING IN FRANCE KEEPS DEBTS UNPAID Travelers Skip Paris Yor Little Town Where Gam bling; Is All the Rage. Merchants Kicking. PARIS—lOiifrht'In. which beside* a mall lake, boast* gumlng tabl«'*, and as v.io advantage over Monte Carlo o/ being only twelve minute* from Paris, has never flourished a* much a* this year. Tliu Casino net proAu are expect* «ti to work out at about I2.U00.U00 foi 1009. This I* very pleasant, of course, for Gngheln. but I*ur!», and In particular Parisian tradesmen, object. l>ress- muki rs, Jewellers, furriers and millin ers say that the number of their cus tomer*’ unpaid bills I* In a direct ratio to the taking* of the Kttghcln table**. Never do so few ladles of the half world nettle their accounts a* this year. These ladles are the mainstays of the gaming room*, but they arc, or expected to ho, also, among the chief supporters of commerce do luxe." They *1111 order dresses. hats and Jewels enough, but they pay far lex* than ever. Their tradesmen lay the blame upon a woman with th«* real pas sion for the green tables In her bloodi and a ten-pound note In her purse, will probably not save It up to settle with her milliner. Tradesmen, also, say that the web come South American who used to rush over from hi* gold mine with a large portion of it In his pocket-book to the Rue de la Palx and buy diamond tiaras, now takes the train straight to Hng- hdn, and sometimes Im* to get his con sul to pay his passage back the fol lowing week. A municipal councillor ha* proposed to start a casino with gaming tables In the hols de Boulogne, Paris hut tradesmen, at tills suggestion, have sent up a h"\v\ of expostulation. That, they consider, would be the last straw and at tha*. rate no o?te would ever pay hills at n'\ ah It Is, the Paris trade de luxe, which subsists upon the ex travagance of the demimonde, says that It will hardly be able to go on living for a couple of years more. If the present average of had debts Is maintained. Be fore then something must be done to stem the ttow of gold to the Knghcln green tables. he scene and claim' 1 14- was entitled to n share of the mon- - y. He too. ihvoHcd » Jaw hi support of his claim. The dispute promise* to >•- come eomplUlhte* for the state has also a right to the money—n right which Is authorised by law. FALL MEET STARTED BY MARYLAND CLUB BALTIMORE. Mil The full im-etlnx of the Marytftnd JorKey club Saturday opened inftst ausplelbusly with a large attendance and good sport. The inaugural tteeplecl.i*c. the fea ture of the day’s card was a disastrous tff.tlr. eight of the IhW of ten going down Three remounted and finished. The event went to Hfetfal.-ind after the most dangerous factors In the nice mad«- mlstakcs. The Baltimore club cup. an iffnlr of gentlemen Jocke»* went to Mr Taylor on Jnllv In a pretty race. Jack Atkin the crack sprinter mnda his ap pearance In the Opening event and e«jual'.ed the track record fb r six fur- long* at 1 12 1-5 and was merely gal loping nt the end. CONFISCATION THREATENS CARGO NEW ORLEANS.—Whether the Roods shipped Saturday on the steam er Dictator, bound for Bluefields, Nlc- i.rnuRa, will ever reach the consignees Is u matter of much speculation here. The last cargo, which went tfom New Orleans to the Atlantic coast of Nle- arauga, was confiscated by the revolu tionary force of Gen. Estrada. Don Francisco Altechul, consul gen ual for Nicaragua, with heattfptarters at New Orleans, stated most emphati cally again Saturday that lie would not approve Invoices of manifests on goods bound for the Atlantic coast ports of his country. The Dictator carried a cargo valued at about $40,000. Guv D. Compton M. D. Physician am] Surgeon. Office in Horne Bldj;. or Culvt f & Kidd’s Drug Store, residence at night. Culls promptly answered. BHONE 209, B. McH. CLINE, &L D. Practicing Physician and Surgeon. Office Hours 10 a. m. to 12: a. m. Residence 'Rhone No. 109. Office in Hatcher's New Bldg. M1LLEDGEVILLE. GA. W. B. HUTCHINGS, - DENTIST— 8ucc.e»sor to Dr. F. 8. Whitney. Offers his professional services to the people of this cltv and section. Office in Horne Building. Mar 4»t—1-yr. 3 a a a a a a a a a a a a a a « Shoes Are Arriving Latest styles and shapes of the best manufacturers’ makes of the cream of splendid shoe leathers. Standard lines of highest grade and everything to suit the general! pobfic. Give us a call, Fred ttauo Shoe Co. aaaaaaaaeaaaaaaaa a a a a a a a a a a a a ASTHMA CUe Expert Medical Scientist* An nounce Startling Results Ob tained by Senpine. New York;—Thousands are talking ad vantage-of the generous offer madeby The Woodtvrorth Co. 1163 Broadway, New York City, requesting an experi mental package of Senpine, the great discovery for Asthma, Hay Fever. Bronchitis, and Catarrh, which is mail ed free of charge to all who write for it. It is curing thousands of the most stubborn eases. It makes no differ ence how loirg you have been suffering or how seveie the climatic conditions i • I are where yotj five, Senpine will cure you: If you have experimented with other treatments and have failed to find a cure do not be disomrraged but send for a trial of this wonderful truly mcritous remedy whiclri* a -cientific compound discovered by a Professor of Vienna Uni verity, and n being recommended bv thousand*) Electric Bitters Succeed when everything else fails. In nervous prostration and female weaknesses they are the supreme remedy, as thousands have testified. FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND STOMACH TROUBLE It is the best medicine ever sold over v druggist's counter. TH E WORLDS BBEATESraWIHS MACHWE k .LIGHT RUNNING ^ Don't fail to take advantage of the offer to give a pair of fine scissors free with a subscription to The News. jo. p. nn i d. Physician-Surgeon' MILLRB&KV1L.LX, - - - QA. i-» W. Hancock St. P Wood’s Descriptive Cj] Fall Seed Catalog now ready, fives the fullest informal.ou about all Seeds for the F&rm &nd Garden, Grasirj and Clovers, Vetches, Alfalfa. Seed Wheat, Oats. Rye, Barley, etc. Also tells all about Vegetable & Flower Sects that can. bo planted in the fail to advantage and profit, and about Hyacinths, Tulip* and other Flowanin* Bulba, Vaset*bla and Strawberry Plant*. Poultry Supplies and Fertilizers. Farmer and Oawlsiisr ■hould have this ratalo* H l« Invariable In Its helpfulness and tumatlve ideas for a profitable and salUfactory Farm or Garden. Catalogue mailed tree on rtquait Write for It. t. w. wood t SONS, ^ Seedsmen, • Richmond, Vi. (j wa nt either a Vibrating Hhnttto, Rotary Uleer a Hlnale Thread [Cruwia&itch] Hewtug Marhlne wrlUfttO/ THE NEW SOME ICWIMG MACHINE COMPANY Orange. Maas. Manr «ewinc"»acb«nr» *rr msdffO »«4ln***rdlo«« <A uuality, bat the Home is t»asl* to wear. Our outranty neverTunsoal Sold by msf horlaerl dealaae only, roa iau anr F. R WOOTTEN l Rust Proof Oats *We have for sale, the I J GENUINE Texas Red Rust Proof Oats* every , 4-s.ick has a tag on it, guar- ! * anteeing them to- be just j * as represented. !iC. H. Bill tv* Milledgeyille. Ga. | SMUGGLED CHINESE j ACROSS THE BORDER I Message to Immigration Inspector Tells of Four- 1 teen Chinese Arrested in Texas. ST LOUIS.—Immigration Inspector Dunn, of St. Louis, received a tele gram Saturday from Dallas. Texas. Informing him that fourteen Chinese had arrived In that city In October and the t fifteen had been arrested sus pected of having been smuggled across the Mexican border. Inspector Dunn believes these are the Chinese who occupied a "room" made In one end of a freight car containing alfalfa, which reached St. Louts Friday morn ing on the Iron Mountain railroad from Belon, Texas. Belan is a rail road siding station west of El Paso, near the Mexican border. Dr. J. C. Croley PHYSICIAN c£- SURGEON MILLEDGKV1LLE, GEORGIA. Office Second Floor Opera House Build ing. Office hours 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. 13 p. m. to 4 p. it. T. M. HALL. M. D. practicing physician ani> surgkof Office hours 11 a. m. to ia:-o p. in Office in Uallaway Building, 136$ West Hancock Street. Milledgeville, Ga Oct. iq, iy. DR. EDWARD ft. TIGNER M1LLEDGEVILLE BR1GK WORKS- J. W McMILLAN, Proprietor, Mille»gevillk, Ga. One Million Brick Now in Stock. * * Can fill all orders at once with the best brick mat «.an be made. Capacity and output greatly increased, so that large rders can be filled immediately. Correspondence solicited. ••*>lKJKRW3K3KR®GKW*RtR>NMWW®H®9*0B® ' sauwwwsunsvstSHsaaaaaB ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Jos. A. Moore Funeral Director and Embalmer WITH MILLEDGEVILLE BUGGY & FURNITURE CO.