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2 ) THE MACON TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23, 1894. A DAY’S DOINGS IN GEORGIA TOWNS A Batch of Newty Items Furnished by the Hustling Correspondents , of the Telegraph. GOSSIP ABOUT GAINESVILLE. fleeenlll I»#y Advsntltfs Camp-Slanting W#ll AtUndnl«J*ir«rionvll|* Jot- Ilnsi-rMnuHlIU IlJgli School «»at<ilraro IVr»n«»ls. ■ OstnoevIBe, Au*. 2*.-<8p*dgl.)-Th« etate camp-meeting of the Seventh pay Adventist., which hue boon In program fof several days at this place, with a eood deal of Interest manifested, will Cloise with tomorrow's servlets. Halt c|ty court has been In session the present week, his honor. Judge Mar shall L. Smith presiding. There ore no msea of unusual Interest or Importance to be'heard at this term and It will likely adjourn before the close of the week. Col, Henry 21. Perry, for year* recog nised ss one of the mom prominent legal lights of this portion of the state, is now In the race for Judge of this cir cuit of superior court to suocted'Judgo C. J. WelHwrn. Cel. Perry Has o for midable opponent In the person of lion- John J. Klmsey of White county, who has been In the race for montlis, but he nnd his hundreds of friends and ad-, mlrors, who are among the beat people' of the section, think he will make a splendid race. He Is a man of marked and superior legal acumen and kn'jwl- odgo nnd has no cuual as regards real sterling Integrity nnd becoming mod esty. • Sira. James Plerpont (Flanders of Ha- con Is vial ting her daughter,. Sirs. M. Campbell Drown on Green street the, present week. Mr. D. J. Clark of Slocon was among those registered today ut the Arlington In this city. Sirs. O. G. Sparks of Macon As also a visitor In the city for the summer. Sir. Julian Itogcrs of Slacon, accom panied by his family', is here to enjoy the dellghtrul climate. Silas Marguerite Wourtz, the charm ing violinist fronj Cleveland, O., gnv* one of her delightful entertainments last evening at Halley chapel, Georgia Seminary. Hhe was assisted by Mr. Luolus Perry mils of Atlanta, whoa* resources us a delineator of charaottr are truly romnrka-ble. Miss Weurts by her superb performance last evening easily ertneed her right to wear the ti tle "Queen of Vlollninla." hhe Ja recog nized a» one of the first players of the world and our little city feels proud to enjoy one of her raro entertainments. — JEFFERBONVILLD JOTTINGS. 'A Shooting Scrape Near Town—Fait Term Auburn Institute. Jeffersonville, Au*. >2.—(8pectul.)— iWo learn that there wua shooting Scrape up above torwn lore In the af ternoon. but have not heard tho partic ulars, further than, that It camo from a political dispute, and u white nun ■hut a negro. Tho fall term of Auburn Institute commences neat Monday, the :7th. Profeasor Mils ’McNair bail been electesf principal; Profoesor L. p. Browning baa boon Heeled flrst ajuls- tsn't. iT.)feesor Browning comes from Moysville, Ky., and gr.Mim-.--M last year with IIroe honor from the Htaun- ton (V-ai.) M'JJmry qandenty. Miss Julia H. Hilton of Yarmouth. Nova Bcoll*. hn« been elected music taachar. Misa llll'ion Is ,1 graduate of New Ung- «snd Conservatory of music, and we feel than we have been fortunate In deed SO secure her services. In fact, wo uOw boast Mat our school, which has always been tho prldo of our town. Is unusually well equipped «ml capa ble of an aood work aa any high sohool In tha elate. Profeesor Browning nnd Miss Hilton aru exp-vuM about S-ltucdoy to be on hand for Monday morning. We notice Professor H. 2. Sanders of Danville Mini County School Commis sioner ngjabtok 111 town coJUy. •Mrs. l-llouw Jonm of Cochran and / Mies Sarah Carroll of Hamilton are tho guesla of MM. Dr. T. S. Jones. Mies Alma Hull ml -of MlIV-lgevHle U visiting Min Emmie MaMutr. tFoddet) pulling is now the order of the day, and cotton picking will soon he on hand. Our people report unusu ally good crops. ITEM8 l-'HOil DALTON. Qoa. W. C. Gleim'n 8|>ccoh at Spring ?t§Flnco—Reception liy Mrs. Heater. Dalton, Aug. 22.—(Special.)—Rev. D. P. ltass. Baa. 8. E. Horry, Dr. TV. 11. McKnlght. Jolm L. Kdim-mlsot). Judgo A. J. liougley. sin-ntT Itldar ami many others went over to Spring Place today to bear lion. TV. O. tlU-mi. nml they any It was tmquedleodbly 000 of tho l>e»t political specchort they over heatil, nud that It was putt, r-vk-rltibod Imho racy froth opeuinik to aloaa uu<l did n Mwkl of gm-d fc>r the parly. Mr. nml 'Mrs A. O. Heater of Hie ho tel Dolton Jtodared their guests sad friends i» reception Tuesday ntulit. 'Among those \-r--sc-nt lawides tho (met* were Mr. ami Mrs. Sam Imvemau. Mid ■Atinle I-oveumu. Miss Emma Fried man. Mrs. H. l-'r'.islnuui, Mr. Lewis Lovenuin, Tl ss May McAfee. Mr. Ju lian MoCnmy, Miss Annie Wright, Miss Mower, Mr 1-T.iuk T. Kei ii.d.ls nnd Dr- TV. a MeKnight. Miss llattlo Tltomaa left Monday for LONe STIIINB of discuss amt -le* nu-sem—tsha -T- lias r t-rlgiu in 1--r;--r of the livur. Ik-rsn-pd ap od de, cousU|-ntl-n Miirt-by, N. C., to resume lier dntles ns - ii- i. Sirs. Mary Trovitt 1-tiv's M Aeptem- bar 1 to teach in Wriitluavllln. Oa. ’Hon. A. o. Bacon speaks in Spring Place tomorrow. ... ; STATESBORO NOTES. StataOboro, Aug. (Sp-clsl.)—Mrs. W. J. Dunum left on last Thursday for Cave ripr-ug*. her former home, where, she will spend several weeks visiting friends and reUnives. Rev. J. H. HdJgfcl. bos been con ducting a very Interesting meeting at the Methodist church for several days poet. Mr. Turner, senior editor Of the Bull och Times, has gone on an extended- visit to his homo at Clear Waller, Fla. -Mr. is. E. Turner attended the meet ing of -the board of trustees of the high school aa Wr-gntsvllle last week. CAMILLA HIGH SCHOOL. Camilla, Aug. 32.—(Special.)—The board of (trustee* of Oamllla high school -nave elected Professor H. ' Palmer of West Point, Oa., as princi pal of this school and Mats Anns Col lins us first oar/atam, and a large school la promised for the full term. Coftoo tahpcnlng rapidly and Is com ing In freely, and business Is bright ntng up considerably. The cotton crop Is net so good here ss many bedeve. as there ts much rust and Shedding of bolls. While sonic few good farmers will make rood crops the general crops will be unite short. HADDOCK HAPPB.NIMJM. Haddock, Aug. 22.—(Spedul.j—Mr. TV.lll.tm Uudd, Jr., of Orange Lake, Flu., is v,s.tlug his motlier-iu-law, Mrs. 8. M. Lester, r -Mr. Jamm Cook of Columbus Is vis iting the family of Dr. Utinlemitn. Miss 8nruh Walker, a charming young Indy of Boonlr, Is visiting tho fnindy, of Mr. Wado Lester. Mr. 11. Bush I1.1H seven beautiful tori Rent and has changed the name of Ills street from Railroad Boulevard to Bou levard do Canine. THE SUPREME COURT. Reynolds Brothers vs. Padgett. Be fore Judge Sweat. Appling superior court. Although the owner of personal prop erty which another wrongfully takes and converts permanently to his own use muy waive the tort and tnatiwaln -a action ex contractu on account for the value of the property,yet when) such property -was taken without leave, but with no Intention to convert It per manently, and was Injured by it tempo rary wrongful use, the wrongdoer hold ing It afterwards for the owner and with no purpose to use, claim or dis pose of ti as bis own, he ts liable for rhe tort in a proper uotlon. but ta not unarguable wii-h the value of the prop erty in a suit b.isdd on account, for goods MM and delivered. Judgment affirmed. G. J. Holton & Son, hy brief, for plaintiff In error. No appearance contra. Durant vs. Western Un-Ion Telegraph Company. * Beforo Judge Smith. -Dodge and Wilcox superior courts. A declaration Ifa un action against n telegraph company to reoyver the atai- utory penality for falling to dellVer a message with due dtlllgenco is amen able so as -to make It allege Unit the ju-ndee, rtuiUcd In the town to which tho message waj directed, and Wt-thln one mile of t-no defondtmt company's otllco In that town. Wratcrn Union Telegraph Company va. Smith decided Miaroh 26, 1891. \ -Judgment reversed. Hat Lawson, by brief, for plaintiffs in error. Gustlp, Ouerry & Hall contra. Montgomery va. East Tenncsae. Virginia’ ami (leorgla Railway Company. Borore Judge Griggs, Wilcox Superior Court. Altll.i'lgh e-l-al rui't-l-K the public StrMt l-y leaving n frelht train standing across It for a considerable length of time was an unlawful act on the part of tho rail way company, the company wan not liable In damages to one who, In attempting to climb over u flat car, which formed a part of the train, put hla foot In a stirrup attachod to the car and accidentally fell to the ground, and, by reason of hla foot hanging in tho stirrup, was seriously In jure. The unlawful act of the railway company was not the proxlm&to cause or the Injury, and the same was the result of a pure accident for which the com pany cannot be hlld responsible. Judgment afflrmeh - J. It. Marlin for plaintiff In error; De- Iau-y A lllshop, contra. II - A 2-50 choice rcninunfs of wool dress ■ goods (2 rNk to 9 yards) placed on our front counter today and marked in plain figures at about one- third value. V\-7 - Among this line will rNk he; found innny good ^things fr skirts, "house vv rappers and children’s school-dresses. rNk • Also itiaong this lot y^J'of/remnuiits arc limny* bargains-in/Tcnl French giiigluuiis, suteeijs, etc. S JUHAN’S. New things for fall, beginning to arrive and beauties they are; If' ( you are in search of an early fall dress, see us. REDUCED. Twenty pieces finest $1.25 Black Goods as a leader in this depart ment at 75 cents. This is y6ur oppor tunity of securing a choice Black Dress at a reduction. Other wery choice patterns. , , JUHAN’S. ® ' If you do,-come and see our leaders this week. 100 doz. perfect fitting Unlaundered Shirts, made of New York milU muslin with extra long, fine linen bosoms, collars and wrist bands, worth $9 per dozen, as a leader this week at 50c each. New Covert Cloths, 54 inches wide, all colors for skirts and traveling dresses. Fancy wool and silk mixtures, 36 inches wide at 25c. Beautiful line dress stuffs, 15 to 25c. a yard in bright colors for children’s school dresses. New French percales in choice small figures and stripes for waists. Beautiful plaited buckles, black and silver, only 19 cts. All silk belting ribbon only 46c a yard. New ducks—black and navy blue assorted with stripes and solid blues. New Goods and Novelties opened daily. ^mrnununwmwnwnK IP. P, Pitaples, Blotches zS and Old Sores 3 ’ P. P. P. parin'* t bo blood, bandsap , tho weak and «.obilluted. give* Abordeon* Brown County, C Clipt. J. D. Johnston. 7b ell «rAom it may concern/ X hero* 1 •trengtU to weakened nerve*. expels tin^oWSJrSTpropertiM dlaeaaeo.llTlngtbo patlonc health ana a p p^ j or eruption* of thaekla. I happine.tt whero »lcktto*?i ylootay euHered for .oteral yw»ru withnn un - feeliDRSand lusalcndo flratprevailed. SStlyind dtaagreMble ernptlonon xoyffeoo. I tried overv known remj Woottrn Union Telegraph Company va. ltyala. Before Judf* Smith. Telfair Superior Court. A telegraphic company »loea not incur liability for tho atatutory penalty becauno of Uclny !n transmitting nml delivering a mea*.ige, unless the delay occur* after the actual payment or A lender of tho charges. Where, by* mutual agreement of tho sender and tho comg>nny'a agent or operator.- the chargta un- held open np a debt to be tubseriumtly paid by tho Bonder, or by him and a third pereon jointly, thin 'a neither actual payment nor m«y aubstltute therefor, with reference to the penal element of the statute, and lo forwarded over the wlro nominally aa a prepaid message. Judgment reversed. OuRtln, Quarry ft Hall, ‘for plaintiff In error; D. C. McLennan, contra. Ivey, administrator, v*. Grlfftn, et. at. Before Judge Kleh. Pulaski Superior Qourt. . One who aa owner redeems land sold for tAkea within the time limited by 'hiw, acquires no .title to tho land by reason of the gtt or redemption or of a convey ance made to him founded upon and rcc ognlalng hla right to redeem. In contests with strangers to such, conveyance he cannot establish the fact of ownership merely by Introducing this conveyance to gether with evidence of fne tax aale the authority to pell. Judgment: affirmed. Hinton ft Cutts. Hal Lawson and J. TI. Martin, for plaintiff In error; D. M. cllb- erta and E. XI. Williams, by brtef.Ttfhtia.l Slater, Myers A Co. Demoreat Spoke and Handle Company. Pefore Judge Well born. Habersham Superior Court. Where a letter of the defendant was retied upon by the plaintiff and Is now sought to be enforced as a promise by the firmer to pay a debt owing to the latter by a third persons, the evidence f the writer of the letter aa to what he meant or intended ’n writing it. la lnad- ilsRtbb*. In such oases andilgutty may be explained by nurroundlng facta, but not br undlKclose intention. Judgment reversed. J, C. Edwards, by brief, for plaintiffs la error; no appearance contra. I wit lungs. tuillfP hUOn, or dys pepsia, are due to sluggish liver. A. Da- KIkhmy, U. S. lnsj^ca- or of lim ' at It writ childhood t mjil M From gtsh hrerc r __ inedlcince ag«>rd*d Only temp _ . \rir-*i l)r. rlrNrt Pteaiuuit IVlkts. taking Uireo at night and two after iknrr ever x day !W two Week* and Uh n ooe ** Pellet " r\ery d*T t'-r months. 1 hare in *«i ro.Hith*. m- In solid tte*h, twenty a)l »v-ui.-ia I Ml . t*<ter IhmIiu thau 1 have wm einee emkiin-wi. lim«ain«m and mndt-amni trSi ADgs arter na-al* Stt ~ rn|tallt| 5«P«M. P.e»|<Vettlill> )OttrV U.8.Inspector of Immlgratioo. Mixon va. (varren et at, admlnlatratora. Hefore Judge Smith. WUcox Superior Court. Although the evidence in behalf of tho defendant's theory' of payment waa alight, w was sufttclent to carry the case to the Jury* and the court erred n directing a ‘•wrdlct for the plaintiff. JuJgment reversed. Hal Lawson, by brief, for plaintiff In error; no appearance contra. Kreltser va. Crovatt et al. Pc fore Jodg* Sweat. Ql> nn Superior Court. 1. The decision denying the motion t aside the receiver's sole wa* not merely Interlocutory, but final In Its nature, eras, therefore, tobjeet to review on aeparate writ of error; and tho, parties to the saina.were sufficient, the receiver htms'.lf not being a neceeaury P*rt>-’ I The attorneys to foreclose a mort gaga made to a trustee for the security of bondholders, the some attorney# bein^ , In All uiooa snu ssin ui»<i*a«*i blptoh##, plnipl#a,oldehronlqpfaers, . _ _ . , ’ t**urr, scsld bead, Skin Caneer Cured. ’ oontradlctJorntirat ^ p.VfPst holiest Tettimony/romthe Jfnyor of Sequin,Tex, * 01094 POflMflB UI6 aWw,Mld Ollli - n>-_ Tannarv 14 IbUQ ■ c.ipSi? ’ VM^uilsrly%^Sted r by K th?won' porlfles^Ko blood and rsmoYesnlllr- :SgHfeet; ! ii.TO SSS3S'SSa Boot and Potsasinm. and faol oonfld-»nt thnt another coarse . BPNtNrtpiKLD, f*k. . dug. l‘hh, l w l)3. XIT rmllKT-stlon^ud 0 stomaoh W,aW “- y0U <S^^.M.KU8T. , anewiadae. I was aftectid with hssrt Attorney at Law* dlsoAM. pleurisy and rhsumstUu, tor , ««mSZ Bit«! film mu mm " S" t . l '“i. l , n ,!E all drugoists bell it. y.tfc hi ■* riUiumauuuuuuuuuiiUK ,1,0 n ttorn*>'41 for tho recolver, arc tll*- quallfled by tholr profoaalonal engaso- ment -tnd relation from purchasing for their own benefit tho mort*JKed property when eold by the receiver under thvde- cn-c of foreclosure. The consent of the truite, wltbupt the .consent of tho /bond holders will dot- remove the disqualifica tion. 'Die associates of tho attorneys In making tho purchase are -affected by the dlwiiiaUllcatlon of the latter. And Inas much a* it admits of ootne question under tho evidence whether the property brought It, full value, tho nppllcutton of ode of tho hundoldera mode In due time and be fore the asms was confirmed, to Bet oalde the name should have been granted and a reversal ordered. Judgment reverted. S. It.’ Atklneon and Goodyear,* Kay. for plaintiff Irt error: Crovatt * whltfleld hy Harrison * Tceple,. contra. * pfeOULIAR TO ITSELF. 80 cmlucntly miccenaful lins Hood’s SantniMirlUu boon that many lending cltlzcun from nil over tho United 9tntc« furulah ttjHtlmonlnlB of cure* which Bcem almost miraculous. Hood’s Sar- mtimrUht Is not an accident, hut tho ripe fruit of Industry and Ktudy. It possesses merit "peculiar to Itself.” Hood's IHUh euro nausea, »\ck head ache, indigestion, bllloURues*. Sold by all drUKKlsts. ANOTHER LINK ADDED. Mlddlesborough, Ky., Aus. D-—Late ad vices from New York state that the Southern Railway Company h’aa bougnt the Knoxville, Cumberland Gap and lasnla- ville railroad. This road I, owned hy the American Association and runi from here to Knoxville, a distance Of seventy miloa. A HOUSEHOLD TREASURE. D. W. Foliar of Oauajoharia, N. Y., MVS that he always keeps Dr.- King’s Now DUa-ovcry In (l\o house and his family has always found the very best result follow Its use: that he would uot he without It, If procurable. (}. A. Dykooran, druggist, Catsklll, N. Y., says that Dr. King's New Discovery Is undoubtedly' Gw best couch reme dy; that he bus used It In Ills family for eight years, anil It has never failed to do all that is claimed for It. Why uot try a remedy so loug tried and tinted J Trial bottle, free at H. J. ixttnar A Ron's drug store. , Regular size SO cents and fl. DISTILLERY SHUT DOWN. nuo otlkVrx and the mneblnery tlllery ta operatlaa In Chicago. RUDY'S PILE SUPPOSITORY ts guaranteed to cure plies and eons potion or money refunded. Send t- stamps for circular and free sample Martin Rudy, registered pharmacl everywhere. 50 cents per box. H. Lamar & Sons, wholesale agents, M con. Ga. EN ROUTE TO WASHINGTON. ■ Jersey Olty. Aug. 22.—Profile ne-io Pile Cure entirely cured me.' OHOLERA IN RUSSIA. St. roturabunr. Aug. 51.—Governor Itar.tr,off of Ntshnl-Novgorod gave no tice of sixty cases of cholera In the city prevlouz to the opening of-the pair. SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURB. TUI, Is bejoua question the most suo ri-aatul cough iue\i.cute ws bars ever wld. A few tloacs lnrariably cures the ,worst case, of croup, cough aud bruuchlllo. while Us wunderful sucueas lu the cure of consumption D without parallel in the hhttury of medlatne. mucc .t» mat tltaoov.ry It has been sold on n guarantee, a test which no other un-dlctne can stand. If you liars * cough, we earnestly aak you to try It. IV.cc 10 ccuto, 50 cents and gL IX your lung, arc aon>, choc or )»»-*. ta lame, use Shiloh', Porous Piaster. * Sold by Goodwya & Small Drag Cu-.upauy,' tN-rncr Cherry .trust saj Coilua uveaue. < . Or. Price’, Cream Baking Powder World's Fair tlighct Award. In the World. • •a UNDINE. We have letters from nearly 1 merchants stating that Undine l, best flour they ever handled. It la ter ground. Manufactured by Noel Mill Company, KatlU Spri Teun. CENT A #0RD ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THl HEADING. FIFTEEN WORDS O ^ ■•* •«•:. TAKKN .AT ONE CENT WORD EACH INSERTION. NO Al TAKEN FOR LESS THAN IS CTd. WANTED—Boy between U an*3 years old. .\pply 474 Cotton avenue, A TEACHER with three years* expe rience deeires A position. Reference^ g:vea. M.gj M., Litaia Spnngn, Ga. NEED f\ A SHIRT ■ o NEED A DRESS Burden, Smitli <fe Co. WANTED—Partner with two thousand dollars capital, well established and •paying bualncaa. Address G.» ©are Telegraph. WANTED—Those who derive big bar gain, In clothing, hats and gents' fur- nlshliig gootlfc to call at Keudng a J, J. Cobb, assignee. WANTED—You to tee the 1894 Denamor* 1 model typewriter on exhibition at F. R. Fomeroy'a. J. E. Mlnter. tele phone 283. FOR RENT. FOR RENT—Several desirable dwell ings on College Hill and electric line, also near business centre. H. V. Washington. , TWO LAJIOE airy rooms, eastern ex posure. commanding beautiful view eind first class board for gentleman and wife or two young men. 865 Mulberry street on Indian Spring car -line, -three minutes walk from the pa-no nice. Rates reasonable. Miss J. E. Benton. ,FOR RENT—St'oro recently occupied by i Wood & Bond, three storle, and base ment. 35x115 feet. Beat buelness loca tion on Cherry street. Apply to W. G. Solomon. FOR RENT—Three desirable room,, with all modern covenlences, over store of W. E. Hill Sc Co., on Second street. Suitable for physician or den tist. For further Information apply .at Willingham's Warehouse. FOR RENT—Five-room houae, 697 Georgia avenue. Possession at once. Jacob Hlrsch, 610 Fourth street. FOR RENT—The elegant two-etory brick residence. 63G Orange street, containing nine rooms and three bath rooms and all modern convenience*. The house has recently been 'com pletely overhauled. Accessible to all •treet car llnea. For further particu lars apply B, 8. Colllna & Co. TEN DOLLARS a month will rent etore on Vinevllle Branch in the city. Pos session at once. Jacob Hlrsch. FOR SALE. ' . for SALE—Good milch cow; also one ■walnut parlor sutc. Apply No. B14 r Pine street. 0 SALE—Two good building lots. One, - corner of Plum nml Spring streets; w convenient to business; arid one on 0 Lamar street In Vinevllle. Inquire e of E. H. Link, 868 Plum street. V FOR - 8ALE-The Jud Hill reridence. cor- ner Ash and Boundary streets, nrsr Huguenin Heights: stvea rooms: all modern conveniences; .table:!, barns, etc. . A bargain, and easy terms ,f tsken o soon. The corieat and moil complete a home In Macon. George W. Duncan A Co. FOR BALE—Old papers, for wrapping * purpose,, etc., » cull par hundred. ' Telegraph office. — MISCELLANEOUS. REGULAR monthly meeting of Bibb t Loan and Bulkllng Associ-utlon. 8 g o'clock this evening at office, 463 Sec- P . ond street. Pay dues nnd avoid w fines. B. M. Zettler. secretary. WHITE PHAlRL onion setts Just re ceived. Call carl)" at 414 Second • street. ‘The supply 1, Umtted. Dan- 1, tel Drug and Seed Company. • TO THE PUBLIC—I am prepared to put up the beet copper cable lightning *• r ods cheaper Thun any stranger trav- *Ung through the country. B. D. ) Lumsden. A BARREL of freeh breakfast Java 1 Just received. ColKer Brothers. , IMPORTED German canaries. They \\ are beauties, at 414 Second street, k Daniel Drug and Seed Company. LINDEN BAKING POWDER always gives aatlafacUon. Your grocer .ell, IL \ LOST OR STOLEN—An open-faced 1- gold watch, made by American 1 Watch Company, unique design; plated chain attached. A liberal re- ward will he paid L-r -.-.a return to me / at -the store of the Dunlap Hardware Company. R. E. Steed. RYE. BARLEY and crimson clover nt 414 Second street. Daniel Drug and Seed Company. LOST—A pug puppy, last Sunday; answers to the name of Joe. Return ■ to 561 Madleon street and receive re- o£ ward. LINDEN BAKING POWDER aXwmyt ■» gives MStrirfkcUop. Retail* 20c. lb. M STAR BRAND HAQI8 and Wylie ic broakfasc txicon alt Collier Brothers. 38,950 for real estate sold; 31.060 net loans; 37.5*0 pahl Mtynd stock; U,iso paid wiihdrawing members. How’s tha.t for June. July and August work ® by the “Bibb Mutual.** Ga.ll nnd tn- "1 veatigate. B. M. Zettler, secretary. \) TURPIN’S BAKING POWDER i» the beet made. Have you tried kt? J PRESCRIPTIONS carefully com- ^ iNMUdfd ut 414 Second etre«t. DanH j Drug an i Sv-d Company. The Most Wonderful .;. Offer Yet .... r t CJ: Al au, underwear. J. J. Cobb. Assignee of W. A. Redd log. Bethel I Military Academy Prepare** for Govern ment Academlea, Uni versities and Business. For catalogue* address MaJ. R, A. McIntyre. Bethel Academy P. O, OF THE . ; . Securely bound in handsome cloth, now ready for READERS If you visited the Fair you can appreciate this -fJlume and if you did not it, is the next best thing to a visit. Come and see it. When will you ever again have an offer of 180 fine Photographic View* handsomely hound for 30 cents. This is all it will cost you if you will clip out the following Coupon and bring or send it to Tho Telegraph. SNAP SHOTS OF THE World's Fair Pit mtm » «vw TOWN.,... STATS • MiwlMtf ty M*a *MOl osebM i