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•GOODMAN* * WOOTTEN* JJ; FOR I MF NEXT TEN PAYS til are making* a special run on • Table Linens. Doilies.* m (!) Linens * '¥* til til til til tii Towels and Towel tit In the same sale and at LOW ^ tit PRICES are Rugs, Art Squares, ’ ^ W Lace Curtains, Curtain Swiss ^ white and colors. ()\ til 9\ $ GOODMAN'!; UiWOOTTEN* R\. Jl\ theatrical Attractions • Here Exceptionally Fine ! For the first time in the history of j Milledgeville the public are being I given a splendid line of productions | in the way of plays at the Opera House- "The Lion and the Mouse 1 ** was excel lent play and the attendance was all that could be desired, hollowing came "Lena Rivers" and it was as good as any play of its tvpe could be. Of course, "Coburn’s Minstrels” were al] to the good and Pat Crawford as the "Man From Dixie” wasalright. Bung a real southerner makes him better still. On ahead are some of the best plays yet. "Polly of the Circus” is coming and other shows of high type. The News is printing this as a news article from a critical standpoint. It is not alvertising the Opera House, for frankly speaking from the newspaper standpoint tho management can claim noth ng from this pajer, Our job department issues the programs, we carry their paid advertisements. How-1 ever, in all fairness wo can sav we know the Opera House is operated as a sort of charitable institution for the people of Milledgeville, but certain'v not to The News and in no city in the state are such scant courtesies afforded j newspapers. Yet there is no complaint made, though we want to reiterate our I statement and wish to add that our object is simply to commend tho man agement "for the shows furnished. Wei are out of the narrow channel of I selfishness and make this statement for public good -the good of our read-1 ers who may wish to see real good shows. O -<t> -««» -“**• -«*» - --■* -- • • W DOCTOR KIN© THE OLD if LIABLE DOCTORS. OLDEST II ACE AID LOWEST LOCATED. ItEQPLAR ORAOUATES II MEDIC Wfi OFFER YOU THF. URCE AMD VAIUAILE EXPCtlENCE OP THE I0NGEST ESTABLISHED AhO MOST RELIAblE SPECIALISTS IN THE SOllH Authorised l>y the Mate to tml CHRONIC. IERV0US AND SPECIAL| DISEASES.. W• guarantee u> refund money if not u ed. All tnsdi* from gare er breakage. No medicine sent 0 O. b unless in StruCled. Charges low. Thousand* of c»»ea cured Btate your cane and send for teruia. Consultation FREE and confidential, 1b 4~MitaN pereou, or by letter. Call or write today. Don’t delay. Ci»l*4ii»a radically 'cured without tha uaa al dUICTUrV harmful InntruraBiitB. A n«w !\<<ni* 1r«atm«nt. No |nin tml nu •i|»tiur*. No nawctlo* tiitii.y IhjI'bUb or Bounds. Nod«trntlun from I.*u• t )•>•. Tluiuoanda cured. Wa vuarantaa to rafuud] it*/If not p««i maoBiitly aurad. 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KING MEDICAL CO., (Thoroughly raaponalbla. Legally iiuorpoi atad K. 7 Uul.nt. Cer XiflitU it/Fiiiktm 5u. 1 ATLANTA.CA. .1,, It.. I»». Ot U.» T.l. ) jeeasaaea &aaaasias* si Look I loro | AW W’c have previtnisly carried on- ly a partial stock of \\ r agon and Lv Carriage material, but have de- cided to make this class of jw* goods a special feature from Jkj! now on. We have secured connection with one of the largest manu- ^ facturers in the South, and are loading up to the roof with— RIMS, SPOKES, HUBS, SHAFTS, AXLES, SKEINS, TIRES, WHEELS, ETC. When in need ot any parts that go into a vehicle, call on us, we ll save you money. Don't forget our line or Buggies, Surries, and Wagons, is equal to the best and better than many. See our harness, just in, but bought early in the Spring. The style, quality, and prices will appeal to all good judges of first class goods. I Moran & Wilkinson „ ^ Wilkinson Street ^ aesaaaaaea aaaaaaarj Alter Four Years Wailiiifj I Tailor Made Suit Delivered A story that ia probably without paralled in this section of the country was brought out last Saturday when Mr. (leo. W. Barr, the well known tailor of this city, had a telephone call from a customer who ordered a suit of clothes four years ago. The suit was made, but in the press of circumstance the customer found himself unable to pay for the luxury of a tailor-made suit. However, time went on and by earnest endeavor the delinquent man accumu lated money and last Sunday he wore the suit made up so long ago. But the good of the story, along with the fuct that it shows thut men are growing better, is that the coat was one of the first of the present style cuts made just after short coats were abandoned by those who go by style. In the mean time Mr. Barr is sporting forty five in the coin of the realm. Tit: Me. i : m tsJ tfi ft! ft? ID (Si fij fli fii & ft ft Union Point Sunday School will have an oyster supper on the night of Dec. the 4th, for the benefit of the Sunday school. Refreshments will be served fluke i t For t*a!e. ] Mrs. .1. B. Fair having bought half j ; interest in the ,1. F. Bell grocery store,’ offers tho City Bakery for sale. This is a fine opportunity for some one to invest in a good paving business. In New business Mrs. Fair solicits the patronage of old and new friends, as suring all of fair treatment. STOP! LOTA!! READ!!! We are going to sell 6,000 jugs of Whiskey during the next thirty days. I That's exactly what we are going to do. I We have been planning this sale for some time and have just closed a deal ^ for several special grades of R.ve and Corn whieh w e are offering at Record Breaking Prices until the goods are all disposed of One 2 gal Jug Corn. $3.20 Express Paid One 2 gal Jug Corn.. $3.50 Express Paid One 2 gal Jug Corn. $3.75 Express Paid One 2 gal Jug Rye. .$3.60 Express Paid One 2 gai Jug Rye. $4.00 Express Paid One 2 gal Jug Rye. $4.50 Express Paid We are going to give you better goods and more goods for the money than you ever received before. It stands to rea son that we would not take the risk of offering these goods to our old time cus tomers unless we positively knew the goods to be alrignt as we certainly could not afford to lose their trade. The on ly difference between these whiskies and our regular goods is that they are not quite as old, but otherwise are of the same full stiength and purity. We want you to know that these goods are Straight Whiskies in every respect, re duced to the proper proof according to the price. Any dissatisfied customer shall have the privilege of returning the goods at our expense. Remember these prices hold good only as long as ti.e goods j last. Rothschild Mercantile $8,090 In Prizes T0BEG r AWAV Ihe Macon Telegraph To Popular and Energetic People in Central and South Georgia A S C’lIKISTMAS (Jift-t to two-score wideawake and energetic Georgians, The Macon Telegraph will give, absolutely FREE, EIGHT THOUSAND AND NINETY DOL« LARS IX PRIZES. Three of these prizes tire automobiles and all tho others are of rca^, merit and value. > M Nominations nro invited from this and adjacent counties. The contest is just begin n‘ng and does not close until Dec. ‘JJ. Any white person of good character is eligible, an there art* no obligations attached to entering. It costs nothing to enter and it costs noth ing to win. THE PRIZES ARE FREE. They go to tho persons receiving the highest number of votes. Votes arc secured by obtaining paid-in-advance subscriptions to The Telegraph, and by clipping the daily ballots that appear in the paper. It is open to all and it is absolutely free. NOMINATE YOURSELF OR FRIEND and write TODAY for full particulars. THE PRIZES: (hnlmors Detroit Touring Car.. Hudson Four-Passenger Roadstei Hupmobile Runabout Six $U)0 Pianos $1,G00 . 1,000 . 750 . 2,000 mx $150 Diamond Rings 900 Six $li>0 Furniture Outfits 600 Six $75 Tailor-Made Suits 450 Six $40 Turkish Rockers 249 Six $25 Hank Accounts 150 Thirtv-NIne Prizes—Grand Total. .$8,030 PBRST GRAND PRIZE $1,600 Chalmers Detroit Tearing Car. TTYT^TPTP,T 1 au t u»t t. ir t «»r u uu of Macon and ih<> if DISTRICT 2.— DISTRICT 3.— Ivlnsr *'f *h<» of nml Soring streets In the City w. .*..v I..•..nil'll nullity and ‘ linton K«»,dn tn«* rounty line. All that part of tho City uf Macon and Hibb countv not otluTwtso designated, or that part lying; west of Dint not 1 "inti* * of Crawford. Doolv. Crisp. Sumter, Macon, Taylor, I’paon. Schley. Terrell, Calhoun, Ch. Webster. Marlon. Tutbot. Harris. Mufe<we. Ch,<vUinoociK-e, Stewart. Lv • "•■* Clay Lowndes, I'er b e Irwin. 1 Mil. Tift. Col.mlt. Miller, Worth. Podge. Mltelu !1. Baker. Karly. and Dougherty, nuel. Bulloch, KfflnKham. and Georgia territory DISTRICT A Tl >0 fount Ie« of Grady. Thomas. IJ I a nr. <*in»ion. I’ulacki. Wilcox. I DISTRICT 5. Tho ro,, nt!en of Twlggn, Laurens. Johnson. Emm *"bth of tne»e counties not otherwise designate DISTRICT G.— All territory In Northern Georgia not otherwise obsignated. TO ENTER THE CONTEST CUT OUT THIS NOMINATION BLANK. •aid send to the Contest Manager of The Macon Telegraph. Each contestant is entitled to Or.e Nomination Only, good for 1,000 votes. The Macon Telegraph’s Great Automobile Contest—Nomination Blank. I hereby nominate Mr., Mrs. or Miss St root No Town or City As a Candidate in '1 he Macon Telegraph’s Contest. 'signed Address Frofc . Date THIS NOMINATION COUNTS 1,000 VOTES. b<- credited to each contestant. Coder no circumstances will tho nominator’s name be di- jvivmu iOvcv — rv-pri :*rjrx. a., - ■lU'JK.iKJiatTmassttk.i 1 dim Mill i. .y.4Ui'M You titling Aulomolili u be in usiness. Till! &x^/ No Unadorned Beauty can compare in attractiveness with the one wearing a Necklace, a Locket ami Chain, a Watch, a Brooch or oth er article of Jewelry bought at this store. The Good Taste Of Our Jewelry is undeniable. The quality we guar antee. Its price we leave to your own good judgement to say if it be not reasonable GRANT JEWELRY CO. N.o cotvwccUow tdvMv TAtc, SYxt It cost last year, 5125,00 to be in the automobile business in this city. 1 paid that amount 1 don’t think anyone else did. if you get a car at aaents prices, with the understanding that you will talk for that car, and try and secure sales for it, it seems to me you are an agent. Now, if it satisfies the city and county otlicials for all of us to simply pav a shop licet.se of $15.00 and work for the sale of cars that are to be delivered from Macon, Atlanta, or the factory, it will suit me, but 1 don’t wish to tty and compete with men who pay no license and vet do just about the same thing that I pay $125.00 for the privileee of doing. Make up your mind on this point, and let ’s get on a fair footing. JAMES L. SIBLEY. u - U.,.! 'JOHN! COHN! WANTED. Good. Dry, Sound hite Corn at our Mill, for which we will pay,] highest Market Price. Uconee River Mills, Milledgeville, Ga. The Bride. Children, see the bride in R. H. | Wootten’s window all this week. She will be given away at the doll wedding Monday afternoon Dec. 6th at 3:30 j o’clock. Admission 10:ts. Good type writer for sale at—The News Of fice. Company, Ji c’ucnville, Floiidi “EXCHANGE: I would like to exchange some de sirable and well improved South Georgia Real Estate for Bank Stock or Certifi cates of Stock in other safe financial Institutions. Write me what you have if you care to consider a proposition ot this nature. W. M. Giddens, Tifton, Ga.” .P. P. P. P. P. will purify and ritaliaw* your blood, crp«te a p'wni appetit* and give your wholetyatein tone and strength. tu.» and Kheunitt'.i.sm *aya: "After taking I*. P P he never felt w«uj fafe life, and feels if ho could If he could always g^t P. P. P.’ • If you art* tired o A fra *er- work and cloae confinement, take P. P. P. If you are feeling badly in the rpring and out of aorta, UJte P. P. P. If your digestive organa need toning up, P. P. P. . •"ffer with headache, lndigesUoo, debility and weakness, take p. p. p. If you suffer with nervous prostration, nerves unstrung and a general let down of the system, lake P. P. P. For Blood Poison. Rheumatism, flerof. ula, Old Sores. Malana, Chronic Female Complaints, take P. P. P. Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium. The best blood purifier in the world. V. V. LH’PMAN. Sntannnh. Georgia. . ..