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i 4 THE MACON TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 31, 1894. THE MACON TELEGRAPH. PUBLISHED: EVERY DAY IH THE YEAR AND WEEKLY.. Office 569 Mulberry Street. Riw York Oinr. KlfTMn THE DAILY TELEGRAPH-Drilvered toy , curler* In the city, or mailed, poetece { free, 60 cent* a month; 31.76 for three | month*; 33.60 for alz month*; 17 for one year; 'every day except Sunday, 30. [THE TRI.WBKKLY TELEOIlAl'II-Mcm day*. Wedncaday* and Friday*, or Tue»- : daya Thureday* and Saturdays. Three month*, fl; *lx month*. $2; oni? year, 11 (THE SUNDAY TELEORAPH-By mall. one ymr, }I. SUBSCRIPTIONS—Payable in advance. , Remit by postal order, check or rogis- , tered letter. Currency by mail at rink of sender; COMMUNICATIONS—All communication* ahould bo addressed, and all order*, checks, draft*, etc., mode payable to TELEGRAPH, Macon, Go. ANY subscriber to the Dally ‘ Telegraph will conft*r a great favor on Stole office by informing ua If the Tel egraph foJIf .ttf arrive y tb flwt Witt train leavtug tho city after 4 o'clock a.' in. each day. DANOBUOUH discrimination. In tM lint circular U-ttw, Henry nimva, Him famous banker of Now York, dlncuoiua the printout situation, Un Vxtunra tluut Jntvo faroutflit It about, uu<l tlio rtimedy. An for the cuttoon, Kd ORri-ea wltli mo*# Now York ora. HI* tv-mc-tly Is n MHUletncii.t at- Uio tariff r.*0tflllcra. no says, however, Miat oven If tho tariff bill l» promptly ikikw-iI. tlie treasury may remain to on omb.ir- mtu»d oucdlttom, lire-atino the nhlp- monls of goiil to Europe steadily re- duco it* wipply of primary money. lie call* aWtuuttan to tho Hid! that practi- cally no (fold Is now pultl to the govepn- nirsitnt tho custom liouKe, tho so-ureo from ntKch Ms suiqily han heretofore been mainly drawn. IIo buskows, Ihtrofore, that coiigntw take Hmmedl- tile utrjw requiring tint tut least 75 per coni, at totttum* dutloa ahotdd ho paid In sold. In flits troy, ho says, the gov eminent would bo provldal with at Pant ?100,000,000 o year of gold, and the whole voiiraio of the currency pro vided with a perftotly Ann basis. tlfi Clews sees no prewfalo objection to this plan of rmwitvlng tlvo stock of gold, but wo think flrcandera genorally tvlll not agree tvkh him tout St U not without rybJecMannblo fa-alums. To us it seams to have n fault which con- tleimnt It. Were t* ndojvtirl we would And ourselves Hi the same posltlim n3 during the war and tlio years limned; nluly following, when one kind 01 money Issued by the government was given by the government liw-lf iirefcT imo over nil other kinds at money is Mud by ft. Gold could tliun pay duties lilt title custom house tunl ini other nnmey could. It Is profliahly true tlmt olilier causes wire* tit tlr.vL time siilll CMC tu catiau u large dtsloeali’ou In vain-- betmwu tM money whirl) the gorvemmonrs promise to pay naul the uetottl money IxiirlaiR ylth lit tho In- triWc value named ou Its face, lint It la also tnte, wo think, thait the proclalCun bn value wus tlio larger be muse of this illscrliulimilou on tlie part of -Mie governriK'iit Itself ugainst Its promises to |Kuy. Wtat guarantee have iwo now tili.at tho sa me cause wotild not , liave tlie saaue effect? It geld nlono could be tised to pay e.vrtttlu large lie u-ami* of the government, luuoui.lhig I robobly to nearly f2tX),0d0,000 a yror, Is bt not ramnaable to bol'.evc nlr.u this inaj-y, otnhiwrel wtiHi a special prlvl- lege, would somi cuniuuukl n premium owr money rvwtriotvG In tlio uses to twlrtoh H i-si 1*1 Ik- legally put? It would seem to u* tUnvt su.-h n result Is ex tremely likely, and for tills reason wc flf.nk Mr. Clows’ plan it bad one. There Is Do money ho liud us notes which oatwkmtly dutmate hi value, and they will fluctuate w-hen the primary money un which they nvo based co imiamls n promlmn. It Is not enough to say that this could not lie while the govcmturtH tiikiertakes to rvsliviii its promise* to levy lu gold on ilemumt, ‘because there ls a large part of the currency wltlcli Is net mhvmalile In gold, ntul, In nur np-r'.nn. nhe grtviTTunoot will he ob liged to uke atlnuvtngo of tUa lectint- oallty iHiftnv wry long If It begins to iwqiAre rhe payment of ctwtom house duties Id gidil. 'l'he gold gulnivl nt vh custom houses trooM In all prohaKIliy be nlr.hrv hiMiicilkitviy ttikmi out nnswng tin- diunund for the redomp. tlen irf gav-nbarks. The latter would be kiDimL nwl It Is not at nil certain that In the long nm rhe gotiTinnent'i stivk of gold warn til Ddt lie decrease,! Mod of hk-rrotavl. All kimh, of our legal ten.let money sti.mhl lm.v< octly the name standing umUr the law The outcome of It Is of course uncer tain. Each party has erratu gnat ad- vantagis. China ts stri/nger and richer. Jap™ l* lioctcr prepared ami has a. far wore perfect form of govern- nunf. Hut the tmf>>r:atice of the war lie* raaiuly in the fact that it Is waged at all. A' few ymra ago China's rights in Corea ■ would not bavo bceu dis puted. That it Is fought shotys that ■fapan, luring copied western Ideas as to govenwKjit, mdhods, of Hvtng, mili tary orgautzafloD, etc.. !s also pone- tntnf with imurn ambition. Htfooy* that she has set out to estbl>Jl»U for herself a sort of atiprenucy in nmteni Asia, like that which certain European nations liave sought to csUibllsh tar thnmselves through tlie war* of the last, century. If she suoouds tn in flicting a eonrplefe defemt upon her tre- meniloiwly strung but Illy organized neighbor, sho will bo able to seize cer tain gnat, anil valuable advantages that will make her for mttny years to come tlie controlling powir hi custom Aisla—.tlmt possibly nray enolde her to claim and hold an equal place In tlie couuot'ls of the ratlins with the gov ernments of Europe turn! Amwlcs. lip to this time she has been In a state of tutelage. In spite of her adoption dur ing recant years of Urn spirit ami. methods of wetter® dvilthrasion, she Is oat yat admitted by -wnttern nations to a place level wlOi their own. To get such n place will bo n great tri umph for Japan. Tho humiliation to China would bo oqually groan and miglit have conxoquenccw not »«v ex- pooled or dottml. That groat omplro Is weak, In tho military sense, ns com. pared with Uunoprtui mtitoi*i, mainly because Chlneao civilization has not dointuvled ulml required tlio growth of great military system. Through many oantturlns Oldna lias had no nsigUbor strong enough to mulanger her safety, nnd tlien-foro such n sys tem wast unnecessary, nub suppose OtitJiu Hints, tlirisitfli littnor experience, hliult tire dcvdaptmmt of lier military tCTengtOi Is nitwmry to her naiUonal safify? Buppoao she sets out Intellt gently raid energetically lot develop that Htrwigtli, ns Japan hat* done? Wlrait Mien will bo tlio HiUiaiUou—not only as regards easth-rn Asfa, but south Asia as well? Is lit not corttohi tint if Clihia. sets out to do so Slio can doml- rente ell that part of the world? It may very well happen tthtvt ttho wtir Just begun In tho cast may be the potivt from which much Important his tory will liMtUiflcr lio daitcl. THE EASTERN WAR. New that Chtra tuid Jaivin are act MUjr ui wnr, the Am-ricati -\lpi tom log mu strongly ns a prophet, reel bis invphcelo*. however. Is a Uttl confusing. Wo tied in reuiie of our changes the contldent pretliaUcu that the enormous hatent s'reeath of Chin w* empjre wtR * v n crush the J U*<, and in others that Jbpozila pro rcss in civilization will citable lur l easily overthrow the Ctilmtie giant. One t* free to kike his choice of these prophecies, but ZMo lhrtt rtmt rtw-y dlf- f-r ao wlitdy ts apt to couvtoe man vvtw'rcads many ucirsiniK-rs that Um American editor dowt uot knov what he la talking about, but 1* only performing his duty, to tho best of tit ability, of rotnmcuttng on tho topic* of ibe day, K,ir our ivtn, we have no prophecy os to the result . the war. The waf wttteh U* Just begun. If •baU develop tutu Urge propcUon*. however, nay roatly be one of the nmt bnnurtiuu mote of enou-rn history nnd the fact that another Macon roan is ruimiug for another ofliae ought not to affect In aDy way tho urttrude of Democrat,* towards him. For Mr. Cab- oMlss' friends to take revenge oil one man because their favorite Is opposed by unrtfrer roan would be os illogical os unjust, nad we oauiwt tluik that tlierc can be many Dumocrats In the district sho will be guilty of such ac tion. Mr. lhroon is running against Air. Turner, Mr. Garrard and Mr. Walsh, not utgainst Mr. Oabtuilss. Tlie fact that he fa, personally fr.amlly to another d'.HtiugukdMd member of the Marjh bar who -la also a candidate fur office 1ia» uoSiiug wlxvtnver to do with and should leave no luttuoncc tipuo fats race for the senate. IS’e have not iRvml that to the foiwth dlstiiot the friends of Mr. Jloses have resented the candidacy of Mr. Garrard, who lives In the same city with Mr. Grimes, one of Mr. iMoscs' opponen ts. The cose is a parallel one. A card from Hon. T. I lorry Gantt, latte of Georgia, but now, happily, of Bomb Carolina, darens that be !u* been expelled from the Alliance. He does not say that a resolution expelling him Wus not passed by the state conven tion of the order, but tluvt those fel lows have undertaken n Job iliait Is too Wg for thorn. This means, course, that Col. Lurry intends to fight, and we glory In hi* spunk. Iiot him stand up manfully, and bis friends across tbe bonder, without regard to party Knew, will oonsiiaaftly shout to htm words of encouragementt. They wont tom to win and to stick. WALKS AND TALKS. INCONSISTENT. In commend tog , tlie poUtlcnl course of Senator Walkli, our cwte.wart can- tmnporary, tlio Atlanta CooMthlttoa, •iiys to imilso of him thait *1n- stands (ltilt-f<*itvvl <ci tho Denioututlc platform, which plctlgcw die tiso of both gold nnd silver ns BhiucUml tinnqy nietuls, each to, bo cvitocd *wttliotui du*«1 ml notion ngvilust the either. He flvvo™ the free outrage of Milver alt the ratio of 111 to 1.” Is tlwtv- not urn lauoikdrtvticy. a pcmulox, or iwmc-Mtltig of tho kind mixed up in tills sRiliemmit? How can It.lb chat Jlr. Walsh tmai tho coin age of botli metals without discrimina tion against c-Uhur If lie also favors a kuiv raiuirlng that u hundred conn,' vvartti of gold bo requiivxl to urnkc- n dolfcu- nnd <«*ly fifty rents* worth of Bllvcr? It «e«u* to 11s M this Is d'.s- ci-auiiultkin of ahe very uvorst kind niaUaM gold—dlucrliuhuiUcai of a kind f-cbkhh-n by Mq- pUitfenn. If Mr. WaJsh favors UMi metals at* sltimlurds of value for use to rite curruuey, .how M lie expect both Htaimlards to bo uiavl if one Is twice tie high ns the other? Is it nut tmwbnlblc, If tho cf- ft-i't ts made to use standards of such dlltVwnJ lougtlis, tlliait ft wlU fall, and that In fact only the shorter will be used? From tlio point of vlo.v of Mio‘ Tele- fntpb, no man w'lio wMmi (taut the gmvs-nmcot coin light weight silver tlollnrs iiisl make them ltgul tcudre no be tn favor of the double Stoddard, tier to he to favor of the colreige of both metals without dlseriutltKKieu uig.Musi eiilu-r. He nwy think tbit he l*. but in fact lie is tailoring for the sil ver standard nnd for tt dlscrtmlnatton against gold u<t the gorermmvit*s mints thait would lie fahd to Mu use us nnau-y. Of eoiirse wo do not question its- ato- eerily or the toUMDy of Mr. Walsh. No, ntra who ktiomi iiim can ilo Out. But, we do lioUeve Uiat he is accept ing n false tluviry at that nee, which If put into |pftvn*«h ciumot ftdl of dls- xstoHis tfftoU on the bush* wa at tlie evstaa-y. Whnn Mr. Watsli arguctl lu tits place In tho senate that a premium on gold—or a premium on exchange vvlih foreign ommirlvts u-htetj nu'jas the mine tiling In till# 'cvAnecUan— would be a beneflt to tbe country, he to effect nilmWtrtl that the free cibaage «Mtk be favors uit gin result to driv ing gold out of rircuhitton. In splto of bis udtobDbto quoLtlcs ■ as a nmn and his alnSKty as a promomr, Mr. Wal-h to. In this matter, to our opinion, die umufest of gutiK-s. The subject has been changed to house servonlts. Some of them con tended that tho hous.hoid would be mode a inradise if only white servants could lie employed instead of negroes. They are •o much nicer In every way, one of the ladles contended. She hoped to see tbe time whoa there would lie ciuougb foreign semurits to do away with the necessity- of tho colored house Bcn-anrs. “Hror me,” said a gentle-mum who had lieen listening’to the oouversatCou. “M> dear madam, you are so Ivnlly mlstn-ken in this visionary idea of yours limit I can so.u-cdy contain myself vvlusi I ace umy one so badly deluded. “My wife .tod I got It toto (sir heads Obmit a year ago that wo wtioted white sirronts, awl gelt a house girl und un old Irish wom-aft to cook. Evcryehlug went sanMhly cuough for a while mi- (II, returning ouo evening fconi a con ccrt, we dicovcrcd thnit our ntald, •whotu duty It was to remain n* home, had been out also, leaving the cook lu sole charge of ihc house. "It Is seain- tlolous,” I Raid to my wife, “tb leave tills big house in rtho iiosscssloji of one fame woman. 1 shall call Bridget up in the morning and warn hei-." Ac- Curdlifltly I had our brawny 1 servant girl on trill in my fttndy. “ ’Bridget,’ I auld, ’I believe you were out last evening when you sUotd Ism- srtbl nit home.' •'Sure, uud tliait I was, Mr. Smith. Ol w.iuldu't liev left, sor, Imt cousin, me only cousin what kem over from tun- aitld coauthry wi’ mo was sick, sor, am' slut far me, sor.” “You left the cook alone, Margnret?" “Sor?" asked tho girl, looktilg sur- prtaed. “You left -the eook alone, 1 soy, and burgiera mUcht b.t-v»- wit -red the house. One tvoiouu alone otl the scootld floor nnd 'asleep. u». was no inwtcetlou at all, and, In fact. I win surprised she was willing to sMy nlane." *• “Not a bit of it wms she nslrop, sor." "Well, elm was alone, ttnm.v “Noc ttlom-, ajvJicr, sor; sure and Mrs. Bittoon i»nrs toy for her friends on Friday ovonin’ nnd there wms five called last nlgHw. and ft’s a bould bur glar tlsut ud break into a house full of gtullennvi. mul tree of then itj dress suit* at that-” “Notwithstanding your tropleaso-it experience with i-Uom.” one of the In dio* sal-1. "I believe that if we could gel more of thine farolgu servants we could put our choice ca fables in the cupboard wfficn wo go u> church at night with metre asaurano* of tindtug them whoa we got back, oral, besides, we wouldn'r havo so many families to feed.” faml, deapWi* flic man’s i-.it tier severt- crltlctom oil ttlie w-hbe wrvanto. nil tlho cnheiv agrred tlmt if It were jiasslble to got ciiem, the South would be bet ter off. Are advised to write their orders upon their grocer, specifying the fact that Royal Baking Powder is wanted, and no other. Surreptitious efforts are being made by the manufacturers of inferior brands of baking powder to induce clerks and car= riers to substitute their goods where com sumers are using and desire the Royal. There is no other compound or mixture that can take the place of Royal Baking Pow der, or that will make cake, biscuit and bread so light, sweet, palatable and wholesome. Examine the label, and if another brand has been sent you instead of the ROYAL, send it back. AT THE TABERNACLE. Dr. Romlg Preached There Again Lisa Night ( IT IS UNFAIR Wo are Informed that to amie of Hu- counties lit thhs district, the candidacy for tho rt-uulto of Mr. Bacon to being opposed on rh- ground that lie Is a Hawn mxn. and tint Macon to respon sible for the candidacy of Mr. Rart- lutz. That to to sa.v, the oegument-to made to the friends ct Mr. Oatniim that they ought to opp-wc Mr. llacon far tlie svtretc bvVMtisc are*her Macon nun ventures to (qqkMc Mr. CtobanlM hi Ids ran- for the hou*e. It svvmt to u* that this kind of cam paigning to extremely unfair to Mr. Bacon. Ur to in no way rnqwQa.'t>U- tor Mr. IkmlcU’s (Mudiducy, dor foe tho miav.is wlilvh that g.vi Ir.nau lu* hail thu* far In the race, lln ts run- toug for toe aenate on hU own inerlfa, Though the weather waa very threat ening a g'ood audience.went ou : t to the Tabernacle luat night to heir the great [evangelist. Thu Service waa opened with the usual sons service, Soripture lesaon and prayer, after which Professor Dawdy sang in hi* very best style that impres sive solo entitled “IheflVayslde itruss.” The professor was In excellent voice und the rendition of the solo held the at tention of his audience us -f by magic. Tlie evangelist began his sermon on “The Lord’s Suppar" by reading all the passages of scripture in the Bible per taining thereto. He brought out forci bly th it the communion should be had every- Lord's day, aa was the practice of the aposdes. The monthly or quar terly communtc.n was not scriptures, or nt leant there was no example bf It found In the Bible, and hence ought to he done away with. He was grathled to keo that there was a move among the ch ureho* towand the weekly communion He spoke of close communion and said that -the Bible said nothing about either open or close communion, thereto.'- he diil not think that men ought to apply either bf these terms to the communion. He presented most forcible arguments showing nil who were followers of the Lord Jesus had a right to patliufce of the Lord’s supper and that no man had a right to debar any. for the apostle said: “Let a man examine himself nnd so lot him e-aX nnd drink.” It wa* there fore a matter bcfJween the communicant and bis Ood. Some -people examined ev erybody else and not themselves. He emphasised tlie necessity of personal ex amination. Yesterday afternoon there was a short service ad the church, at which time the .ordinance of baptism was adminis tered. At the close of last night’s service tlicre were two more added to the church, making In .oil up to date 115. The ordinance Of baptism will be at tended tonight after the Tabemacto service. Some people had censured him for not making Sunday night’s service the last nt the Tabernacle, but he thought tli - i,lie inclement woather had Jiied- fled hto course. The service tonight will bo tho last, provided the weather is favorable so that a good audience can be present, otherwise he may con tinue a few nays longer. When ’he services are closed here tho evangelists Will CD to Atom la, wh.-ro th.-y will vtsH n day cc two. after which they will journey -to Sioux Falls, 6. D„ where they will hold their next meeting. PERSONAL. President A. W. VanHOose of the Georgia Female Seminary and Conierv- story of Music, Gainesville, Gfl., Is In tho city In tlie Interest of hts ta-hool. As a teacher and manager of an Insti tution of learning Professor VanHboso has achieved a success se-un-1 to no man In -the South. The hriutlfal cata logue just Issued by (he seminary shews an attendance of 300 pupils for the'past year. In the muiteal cbnacrvn- tnry there wore 151 pupils. Professor Vanlloose say* that the outlook for the coming year to bolter than ever before. LocOx-d In tone of toe most healthful cities of Georgia, with beautiful build ings anil splendid equipment, the semi nary ranks among the Aral Institutions of the South. ANSWER THIS QUESTION. Way no so many peopl* w* aaa arouud u« aeera to prefer tu suffer and be mad* miserable by lndlgeatloo, con stipation, lUxztnesa, toaa of appetite* commit up of the food, yellow jklu. aellan 7 A aanla aea u. Ill .,11 at- shea tor li centa we will a*U them tuqloh’a Vlialuer, guaranteed to cure toast Sold by Ooodwya A Smalt Drug Company, corner Cherry • treat and Cotton avenue KILLED BY AN EXPL03I0N. Shenandoah. Pa.. July 23.—Hy the' ex plurton of a boiler In a nest of sly a t Packers No- t ctolllery of toe Lehigh Vsftey Coal Company last night a nun wa* Instantly killed, two so badly hurt tu* -they have since died, and one’ se riously burned. The ctuse of the w ploakin is not known. The boilers were In toe engine room and had been In spected yesterday and the men were engaged to making the steam pipe fit ting and getting readyto fire tip when the exnlMlon occurred. Tbe men were buried In every direction and the boiler htouae w»a wrecked hy toe force of toe exploetbn. 8TFFPLE STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. Norwich. Conn.. July Lightning struck toe ateede of the Broadway Con gregational church in tola city at 12 this noon. The steeple Is 1SS foot high and a big slice three feet wide and six feet In tenghth wan torn tout of It. The fall ing brick* ertwhed tb* roof and made a i. -tc MX feet In diameter in toe ceihng. A paieettlan »v slightly injured by falling brick*. TO THE PUBLIC. , I am k Democratic candidate for cor oner, subject to nomination on August If elected, I propose to administer the affairs of this office to tho beat of my ability, earnestly adhering to duty, as ths law directs. I shall make the office secondary to no business, and my heart and brain shall be devoted to a faithful discharge of tho people’s business, lte- spoetfully' asking and earnestly desiring your support, I am, very respectfully, ELMO CLAY. WHERE IS H. C. SMITH. He Sent -His Wife to South Georgia nnd -then Disappeared. What lias become of H. C. Smith of East Macon? He has abandoned Ills home and family and gone aiway, be says, to die. Smith left about a week ngo, and the only way ills strange actions are to be acoounted far is to allow -that be lost this mind. H-ls friends had observed that he was conducting himself to a stransz manner for more than a month past and have 'been expecting some such termination to bis evident mental aber ration. About a week ago he packed up his -wife’s things nnd shipped her to her parents 5n South Georgia. He then -wrote a note addressed to certain friends In East Macon, declaring that he iwas tired of life and telling them that when he was heard from again he would be dead* Nothing has been heard from him since he left. He did -not eay where he •was going, and left when no one saw him. It Is believed that he has left this part' of -the country, and has been taken up and put tn some Insane asy lum. a.* he was beyond doubt crazy when ho left here. -He has friends In East Macon who nre very solicitous about Mm and any information as to hla whereabouts would groat-ly relieve their anxiety. SPECIAL NOTICE i. It being Bibb county’s time to sug gest to the senatorial convention the Democratic candidate for the twenty- second district, I hereby offer myself for the position, subject to the Demo cratic nomination of Bibb county. N. *]. si auk as. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. I respectfully announce .myself a can- dldnte for the legislature, subject ) the Democratic primary, and aolieit ths support of my friends. HOPE POLH1LL. FOR THE LEGISLATURE, Subject to Nomination by Democrats Primary, HUGH V. WASHINGTON FOR THE LEGISLATURE. I respectfully announce myadlf a* * candidate for nomination to the huu-e of representatives of the general as sembly of Georgia, subject to the D-un- ocratlo primary. JOHN T. BOIFEUILLET. CURE FOR HEADACHE. As a remedy for all form* of head ache Electric Bitters has proved to bo tlie very be*t. It effects a permanent curs and the most dreadful habitual sick headaches yield to It.* influence. Wc urge all who are afflicted to pro cure a bottle and give this remedy a fair trial In cases of habitual comtl- patlon Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to tho bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medicine. Try it once. Large bottles only 50 cents nt n. J. Lamar & Son's drug itore. DR. M'RAE’S Painless nnd Harmless Cura For Or ganic Stricture, Gravel or Stone. Call at tho drug store of Sol Hoge, comer Second and Mulberry streets, Macon, Ga., sole agent for Macon and vicinity for this wonderful remedy, au«l give It it trial. After a trial of eighteen months In the states of North Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, It was fully * demonstrated that It will euro from 85 to 90 per ctnt of cases treated. It Is absolutely harm- loss. cures without, pain, lneorirenlenco or logs of time from employment. It will tone up the organ.*, ami when It cures loaves them In as healthy con dition as ndture made them. With each vial are full instructions and directions. ELEGANT AND CHEAP TRIP TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON. Round trip rate. Including meals and state room to New York. 333.70; Beaton, 333.70. via Central railroad. Savannah, and etexmere. Finest ship* oarrylng tho American flag. Tables supplied from best markets In the United States. Berths reserved by wire. Apply to L. J. Harris, ticket agent, IV. P. Dawson, passenger agent. USE HOLMES’ .MOUTH WASH. Prepared by Drs. Holme? A Masnn. Dentist*, jjC Mutb-rry Street It cure* bleeding gums, ulcers, sort moot, son throat, clean* the teeth and purine* th* breath. For ule by all drug. (1st*. Or. Price’s Cream Baking Powder Most Perfect Made. Constipation and sick headache per manently cured, and piles prevented by Japanese Liver Pellets; especially adapted to children’s use. Sold by Goodwyn & Small, druggists. POINTS -ABOUT PEOPLE. Miss Evelyn Henly leaves today to visit friends and'relatives to Atlanta. -Miss A1H« McCall Is visiting friends In HawklnsvlHe. Miss Rosa Fish Johnson will leave today for a week’s visit to Indian Springs, -much to toe regret of her many flrends In the city. Miss Eva Kalgler, one of George- town's most popular young ladles, Is visiting-her cousin, Mrs. A. A. Nelson, on Poplar street. ' Jtlss Annie Ogletree, a very hand some and attractive young lady of Eu- faut-a, passed through tho city today on her return home, after spending a week at Tybee and Cumberland. -Miss Adrian Collier, a popular young Udy of Albany, 1s visiting 'Mrs. R, S. PatlUo on Park Place. ’ If you (feel weak and all worn out take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. Lond m, Ju y 3u.— Sir William Har- court, chancellor of the #cche<iuer, an nounced tn the house of oommons this afternoon «that the government would close the committee stage of the evict ed tenants’ toll on August 1. Physicians, the world over, endorse It; , babies and children like the taste of it Y/eak mothers respond readily to Its nour ishing powers. Scott’s Emulsion the Cream of God-liver OU, ts the life of the blood, the maker of sound flesh, solid bones and lung tissue, and the very essence qf nourishment. Don't be decdied bj Substitute! fttpar**!by SooU A Bowse,X. Y. AUDrafgut* FOR THE LEGISLATURE. I hereby announce myself ns a candi date for re-election to the house of rep* resentatives of tho general assembly of Georgia, subject^ to the Democratic nomination. ROBERT HODCJES. ANNOUNCEMENT. I am a oandldato for the*house of representatives of the Georgia legls- lature from Bibb county, subject to the Democratic nomhnaitlon. JOSEPH H. HALL. FOR CORONER, Subject to the Democratic notniroutlon, E. C. FERGUSON, M. D. FOR CORONER. By eoHdtatkm of my friends I here by announce myself tia candidate for ooroner, subject to a Democratic nomi nation. I am yours very truly, GEORGE S. RILEY. FOR CORONER. By solicitation of my friends I hereby announce myself as candidate for core* ner, subject to’ a Democratic nomlna tlon. X am yours very truly, WILLIAM J. PARKER FOR CORONER. By solicitation bf my friends I hereby announce myself as candidate for cor* ner, subjects to a Democratic nomina tion. I am yours very truly, T. E. TOOLF*. FOR CORONER. I respectfully announce myself a »*an- didate for coroner, subject to ihe Dem ocratic primary, and solicit the vate. and support of my friends throughout the county. GEO. LUMPKIN. B. M. ZJETTLER, BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION AGENCY 463 SECOND STREET. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. •Loans made on choice real estate and farming lands in Georgia. Interest < per cent. Payable in two, three or fiwj years. No delay. Commissions very reasonable. SECURITY LOAN AND ABSTRACT COMPANY. . 420 Second Street. Macon, 0»« Cheap Money to Lend On Improved city and farm property In Bibb and Jones counties In I**"* ranging from 35M up at T per cent. * pie interest; time from two to- five >• Promptness and ac*mmodaUoii a .!*• cialty. L. J- ANDERSON & <-0-, No. 318 Second Street, Macon. LANDS FOR SALE. I have on hand for ■»*» “ Bibb. Hancock. ^up D «fnU«.Vero brad. farms that b^ve been bid Inat fort- closure soles, and for modt port euch improvements and are condition generally as to. flt them W DR. WRIGHT, DENTIST,