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gjffftiif 7ZI1 null I'jJMMI,l|! f| l!iM,^il!i!l|iiijw THE MACOH TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, AUttOST 20, 1894. R. C. WILDER'S SOUS CO., UNDER THE HARVEST MOON MACON, GA. Contractors and Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moulding, Turned and Scroll Work. Lumber, rough and dretted, shingles. laths, and dealers In m!x«d paints, lead, BlU, lime, platter, cement and traUderV hardware. 614 TO 622 THIRD STREET. THE WORLDJF TRADE Reports by Wire From the Great Markets. SlPCftuo *«ul Doudv t«* Ter*. Aug; 91-Money <m «•» rtty at i l*t ceiiW: ck*»a bfferea At . Trim* wtrcftbilift pftper 4**H psresuc. W axiver t*K. Mestcso dollar* fcl hurling- •*; tt.*v£*' weak wlin actuo* duiiumm in Donx*r» till* at i4.feini.t0>* lor el Ur <U7ff »*[«!<• #.fel h jcr.avincndi roeixa nU4«tiill|M4.«il commerenu tUiti for«u*y o*y», •4.fefeKe«.tiM Xordstnena. oerarnDtaiii eonaa Arm. »t*t* »<uo* «iuil. Kaiiroaa Ounui strong. kin or M lha tour j to. Uv»l«f • took QuuUUoDft w«rs oe follows: BAII.IOAO STOCK*. AKM. COttCVOU,. 1»4V* * 1«*M „ OftBW .IHH hft* lore l/» N. 1. ana A. *...* 21ft jtert.ncu >». pr*(. Mu h(/!Uierbi'*oma.. <hi no Uttl.m lt»* A mu a •• veru..... 1MJ4 ou preu.itJ Wk HeaaiBfi.. ...» iJ S L. i.nu H. 1'*. 3st* 1*S Book mm tula -~-Wprero.. Hi* Am er. ana «r n. 11 i w oo prsta*... fe*H Amor. 1 ctaeco do. 10* SC OO J»Tftf<l.... It'fe,'* Atca^T. ei<o».ye c* Dam.eno veto .. )!* Lanaaianl'ftciDa* »1 99 (.OlCftaOftAJfO* .. .Mu LMCftkv.K *»<* <A l*k tmoaffo Ilff tci».L*o( ana w.ioT ■“ “ Nj , II II A nft... 1*K ee protorroo.... Ml tMotrsi Kiectna. I2K Jllijuoik Cftutrai... 93* Lags June aua %.. life Oft »*•£.. C8J* 1IB* Bnors .191 toeie. «0b M»«a.. UX Lou.eaao»wAio. »k kauouiuii. < <>u«..iai *rn>.eau Char,.. e MU>iiijraiit»niralt *9i» Mieefturf raolOo.. VOX HibiiftfctiOtou*... 3l « n*re eoxfts, Alabama ciaae a. Wit OO clftftft U....1U) oo claaa u... tt I a. fttempftu A*a..lv« aorta ceronuaM. ST Bortu uercunsis.114 eovBnMWife.iT roMin. MIWfMM'M.IMM I 0.«.»V*r»n‘«- hull.I* UdlLLi « U. b.CwUMgft at. jrol' 31K ftllvtr CertlOcetee ** Iftnft. a ana MX * pta. io« Waftiem Oni*»u... Masers ana Lb»# o» O" pw ♦■‘ft Southern li‘y H*. f*>4 - •• oon» llJi « " Ffd ill 'iftoueleee eia •e..loiH Tftnii.eev rune a. Pod i MX •bid. i Aftked. ilkdlndoadL eutftinftut of tno eaftoeieiea toepke tot the week *n<UD* UMley i ■ i mu 000 llfteorte. J.w.w# 1/MDft. Incrooae Mporu. latr*i leudora. dftcroaee. ^ pepoMte. inereaee.. wwv.^w rtrmilaUou. dooreaee.., 4.1'JO The beukft now bold la eiooia oi the r u I ram »u la of the 9ft por ooou ruie.fi*.'•***•• , COTTON. Macon, Au». M >>**-. The marieOt contlnuea to ahow tut 1K- Uo mutt* and Ow fluctuation. «ro nar- tow. The demand Cor now cotton la n\»t cood aa the factor, aaftft. Tha recent mine havo .lainttgcd tha cron in Ihla suction, and e* It now »p- jicars, show* » deoldtd fiullln* off in quality. We wtiuld attain oall the attention of the idtatitur to the Importance of «In- nlng Hurt pocVtlnw his cotton dry. «« cin-out and damn cotton will nod bo acoepted by thr trade. Our quotation*! are atlll based on <»hl <Mtton,«while new la netting tor 1-4 of a cent load. ; inu uey. i Ieaterd y. Wood wuiitni : - inas Wlclllllor. Mulct Low MtddUa*... Uw Middling.. lit f>d ordinary Ordinary Clean Mea rtO^r - IM 01-4 0 l-M 0 ft i-a n 0 7-B coftrrAUkTrvB trarkuiiMT. mock on ham! bopi* MU, NM Tkua far ihle week* 9.10# 4*3| 1.1.1 Bow Tor«. Aug. 9*.-*Pftt oftttne Mlodllns gull Iqi UUdilleg Up lea! Pei**, lift baifta. Mow York. Aug. Ma—Tk* tuiuro l ct#> <M quiet eaa cjmm dull quiet 9an...... r*b...... Mart'll •*< April Mav Jun*. ..a. July Ani». kept. Oe*. Mo; xvrour*. To-day i Vm, «.»•, i.al OmmTm<iI«I u»l rftfe'olpla. •• Kii>-rt* t<* orva.i l«rit*iu •• kiporu u> Pranoe •* hi|h-lift toOnnUiiftOt..,. Wouk eia hand at Mow York... The mu! vtalbl* ftupply uf efutoeror Oi • rurld l M*«:#lpift front pit | Oi>«uintf. i Uiotia^. August., Auxuftt'Rtptfttnbftr.. 3 AV-04 3 (Ml IlMt 1 43-fll f ftptsts bcr*October. OctoborNovember.. NoTsnib'r'Ueceinb'r Pecomber-Januery. Januerr-Fftbruary.. Kftbnmry-Msrou.... March *AprU April Mar 8 4H *4 8 18-Ot S «»•*« 9 iM4 9 60 01 S 63 0* 1 6fe-04 1 tB «4 3 <»-A4al 49-44 819-66 9I34U3 60U 9 614* 9 69-«la8 (8-04 9 6I-C4 i 1 j b i r l i »8 IL i 1101 i*i* •rein fifty.. Thiftdur tftftt wees. Thlftiiftr Isss. 40 a • *3 I.oulftvllle, Aug. 25. —Quiet—Middling 7. St. Louie, Aug. 25.—Quict—Middling 6%; net S; etork 2.0(17. HOueion, AUJ 25.-.Quleb-Miailing « 2-16; net *M5; stock 6,44*. ATWOOD'S COTTON LETTER. Special Wire to Lyone A James. New York, Aug. 23.--Liverpool was wet as good aa was expected today and be fore the open4ng lower prices were ex pected. After a slight fluctuation In the two hours we closed about the sime as last night The Chronicle weekly weather report says today tbut over the greater portion of the South there has been rain during the week, and generally beneficial. In few sections, however, precipitation has been excessive and some damogs re. suited from rust and shedding. Picking was more general, but retarded some what In Texus. From a limited area In Texas thera ars complaints of boll worms Amount In sight according to ths Chron icle, up to liftt night, was 7,4)0,221 bales vs. «,&67,4M last year. lUe movement next week ‘a expected to be rather light owing to the heavy rums In Texan, from which section nearly all of the new re ceipt* have thus far come. World's visi ble supply of all kinds today Is 2,0K>.:J(j0 against 2,»1.000, and of American 1.63H.OUO V9. \,mm last year. Thu stocks at the ports last night were 166,000 and 12,000 on shipboard v». 221,000 and 27,000 respect ively last year, Port receipts today about 2,300 vs. 1,637 last year. Atwood. Violett dt Co. SUN'S COTTON REVIEW. Ntew York, Aug. 26.—The Sun's cot ton review says: Cotton advanced a paint and closed dull a't prices 1 point above those of last night. Salcn 20,200 bn Ice. Liverpool Advanced 1-2 to i paint, closing quint; spot silos 7,000 bale* Ait unchanged prli**. Now Or- 1 co us declined 6 points and recovered th!x: Augusta received 31 belles of new cotton, Galveston 442, New Orleans 612 and Hnvannah 97. Total port receipts, 2.208 bale* against 462 this day hurt weok and 1.837 last year. Spot cotton here was unchanged; middling upland* 7o. gales 200 bale* for export flnd 665 for spinning. Southern spot market* were genorally quiet and unchanged. Today’* feature*: There was a slight rise owing to an advance In Liverpool; activity ip the dry gods market; some unfavorable crop reports, and ooverlng of shoriBb The 'trading, however, was Mil! very light, and thf iiuirkft W;IH without etrlklng features. Tho South I« believed to be heavily short to Eu rope and Now England. LIVERPOOL. livenwei. Aug. 3t-Mooii.-8pat oott«i market buifnoftft quia., inlets unchanged. Attertoan ■iddUMft i lf-31 Salas 7,oeo bales, of wblcn *oo wars If r speculation ana expert and Included 4,3(0 Amenoan. lteoeipu i.iuo bales* Americas 4,100. Cloftlngquotatteaii.yitrure* quick GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Chicago, Aug. 26.—Wheat traders were not very anxious to do business today, the scenes In the pit bearing a great re- Xfinb’.inn- to tlioje of the i-IomIuk tl,iy •jf the y.vir, wli.-n ev*rythin« In Klv.-n over to armramiont and buslnesR dlHclp- llne Is relaxed. During the Inst half hour there was a slight Improvement In strength and activity, the result of heavy Atlantic Seaboard clearanccs-606,162 bush els. The ruling tone wan a firm one and xvas established at the opening, because •of higher Liverpool cables, where some respone to our weakness of yceterduy had been expected. December wheat opened at 57H. sold between that and C7Ti, closing at67^—%a4c. higher than yester. day. Caxh wheat was dull and steady. No change In prices took pIaco. Corn had such a day as wheat. Orders were few and for small quantities. Partly because of the llrmncw* In wheat and part ly for other reasons, principal among which wm-o smaller receipts than sxpocted, corn opened from C2H to 6.6RL Advanced to 53 and closed at G2%a53-1|c. higher than yesterday. Cash oats sohwcvl no change In prices. Provisions had nothing of tnt«"VM or Importance In their action. A stronger hog market and n light run on the ani mals were the only Influence at the open ing. Later In tho day the packers sold f.oiiii* tuiT. tun m»t enough lo be von«*l !- ered sl«n!Rcu<;L The close eras unchang ed. For January pork 2V4 higher; for Jan uary lard 2!|c.. lower; for January ribs. Liverpool cables were steady and domes tic iqnrUcts tlrm. Receipts of product.i wars fair and tho shipments large. Very little activity was seen In the cash mar ket. FUTURE QUOTATIONS. WHEAT— On’ng. HUfi’ftt. Low’s*. Cloi. Aun w* MU W*4 r.tH 8rpL &l«t Ml. 6lH Dec. ..... 6ft» J?:; 6TS May tu'.i ten CORN— Auk M Hft 64 MU Sept om HU 65 Oct. ...... MH MS MU MH May Mli Si 5J« i*:', OATS— Au* soil fiU SI sm Sopt. .... .W>» 3'S re ,w. IV't. soft 31 »s May ...... » >4 MU l*OUK— ^•I't Jan. 13.63 n.ci 12.5446 13.60 13.574 LARD— Sept 7.TO 7.74 1.10 7.75 Jan 7.UH 7.C5 7.b5 HIU8- h>pt. ... .. 7.46 7.04 7.S7V4 7.40 Jan. ...... 7.00 7.00 6.96 «.«u PORT QUOTATIONS. Oalveetod. Aug. -Steady-Middling 9-16; net 4«:. stock ILM). N -rioIk. Au*v I'i. .SeCuty—Middling #3|. I MS JUltlniore, Aug Nominal—Mldthkft* T J *: etock kW. Jloeum. aua. JL—Qdlst—Middling 7. Wilmington, Auf. Du’.!— Middling U»; net 4; stock L4M. PhllAdelph.o. Aug. -Firm—Mid<lPng 7 §-M; stuck S.273. Savannah, Aug. J5.-Qutet-MMdltig «i« net 101; stock T,I44. New Ot leans. Aug. a.-Qulet~ Mi Idling net \Mi; atock Mottle. Aug. 3.—Du!l-Ml.idling «■<; net 1): mock Ull. Memphis. Aug. 21—Nonlnal-rMUdllng ■ -TJI • ° Umlor the harvest moofl, in the Helds of merchandize, on well os agriculture. The fruit of opportune trading la full- lug Into the laps that are ready, just ns the apples and pears In the orchard are reach lug toward us. This Is n fa vorite time to visit the store. It was never quite so 'uteresting an now. An equal trade triumph to that which marks our summer business has never appeared In Uacuu retailing. Creating activity from dullness, wrest ing enthusiasm from depression, com manding progress lu a period of de cline IS SUCCESS. Commotion among our Suits. It is always at the beginning, in the middle !jand end of the season, the greatest and ' best Suit stock. Extended agitation In It forebode* important news. There fore note the Ml owing: Invoices, bills of laden and various other shipping documents are the flut tering harbingers of Autumn Goods. These heralds.cry; "Give space, make way." The field officers answer; "Aye, »nye." Then prices fall with a dull 1 thud. Reductions of the present will clear tlio counters, shelves and tables for tho Incoming Clothing. Less than half reg ular market value on many things rather than carry them over. YOU MAY not get onj of tho prizes I offered for solving my puzzles, but there la a prize forgery customer in the low prices I make this month. GEO. T. BEE LAND, Jeweler. 320 Second street. MACON, GA. 351 to 353 - - - CHERRY STREET Engines, Boilers, Gins SAW MILLS, Machinery All Kinds. noticeable the receipts of winter wheat ore on the wuy. this Is more than an off- sett by the increase In receipts for spring wheat, which Is expeceted to bignnueually heavy within the next few days. In to day's trading there has .Vectxjio departure have b*en confined within a range of from tk* .talaac* of the week, pries* He. the entire session. Corn has been fairly active, but more on the order of scalping. Drought talk has About exhausted its Influence, but now comes sp'Mila.Maa regarding frost. The Uirtoomster in. ths West wax ths cause cf liberal buying In a general way from the start, and sho-uld the weather profit deem It his duty to Inflict the bugbear of early frost on the already unfortunate corn „ crop, speculation might receive a new impetus nnd cause renewed activity lu this cereal. It would also tend to check the didlne In wheat. Lamson, Brothers & Co. NAVAL STORES. Savannah, Aug. «.-Spirits of turptuttno firm at 26\i ceuta for regulars; sales. 200; receipts. 1.009. Rosin. Urn; **ales 2,900. Quote A, R. C and D. 21.0C; E. 11.10; F, 31.»; G. 31.10; H. fl.M; K. ft.05{ M. 22.30; N. 31.40: window glass. 32.55; watsr white. Charleston. Aug. 25.—Turpentine firm at ttU ci*nt«: receipts, 75 casks. Rosin, good strained, firm at 90; receipts, 1(079 barrels. €*; Mi 12, etock 4,7ft. CUngb August*. Aug. Ik-No quote!h-ns -Net 44. Stock. 2,714. CbM-ieeion. Aug. Jk-QulH-MkldUn* 414; net 12: slock u.ua. Cincinnati. Ac. X.-QmWt- giMJltnc Mi ust M; stock 5,«M. CASH QUOTATIONS. Cash flour was dulL the feetlng was eteady and the prices uncksnged. No. 2 spring wheat 5tU to »>i. No. } nd 54'iaU. No. 2 corn 55. Costs 30x^4. Mae* pork, tU.SdiM. Lard. 3T.T2H. Shon rib ansa, T.BetO Shoulders, M.Mkitdti. Smoked cured sides, |7>C5sft. Whisky, RJIt. LAMSON’S GRAIN LETTER, gpecist Wire to I^'ons A James. Chicegu, Aug. 26.—'Wheat the past week {has bc<n a very dull and on interesting train markets. Trading hi* 'ry Inslgntr.cwnt character, but two cr.Hll cargo*, 64,000 buaheU e«ch No. spring wln^it. have been woritBd f*>r ex* | port nnd outside of reports of wheat feeding o|h-rations, the only thing (hat Is I apparent to stimulate prices Itaore hvsj been no redeeming feature. Foreign and continental tdvfcsi se^ m sotnewhnt spas modic, but on the whole not very encour aging. The close today show* but 111 tie j ohaitTc In prices from a week ago. CM- [ cago stocks of wheat which early in tfci week stood at about J2.W.AA* b'iahels, is expected will inerraee about a million boaheLk which the visible supply will, it I is estimated, increwas but 1,354.44k The discouraging feature to holders and would- I be Investors is the continued liberal ns I C cetpts at primary point* amt the leek it I h demand for flour. 8t. Louis millers iv-J 1 port they nr* unable to get bide, and f they b*v« heavy stocks oo hand end will I bo obliged to stop grinding. While it Is | KOLB STOKERS. A Meeting at Troy Pansca a Set of “Fair Count" Resolution*. Troy. Ala.. Aug. 2L—(Special.)—The K <ib ;>• pjfcc • '!*;.!>. - \ five in number, met at the court house here ytffterday to '‘resolute" and save the country. A county that the Kolbltes claim ana can only stir up seventy-five In Is doubt- Ml. The resolution, which had been sent from Kelt) headquarter*, was etrlpped erf Its meat and then passed. It wan Tan the h a ' v.!- : ..»( U ■ :■ > • !"• fraud c-xnmltlcd in Alabama that they will rebel or kick at least The resolu tion I* a \*juM ecknciwledgmonft that they iredilritld and that their charge* are fais^ and c.ann * be nmtlned. It look# as tho^igh they were paased lust to please Kolb, but what be Intended to sxpi ^ in them has been knocked out They are weak nnd harmless. One man made a rather bloody and threatening speech, '-but the echo that greeted him when he closed showed that he had little sympathy. A committee of three In ewch beut was appointed to or ganise honest election league* with a central committee to which to report OH. WItA-f A COUGH. Will you heed the warning? The signal, perhaps, of tho sure approach of that more terrible disease, consump tion. Ask yourself if you can afford for the sake of tax ing M cents run the risk and do nothing for it We know from experlnece that Shiloh'* Cure will cure your cough. It never falls. This explains why more than a million bot tles were sold ths past year, it re- llev«*e croup and whooping cough at onc«*. Mothers, do not be without It For lame back, side or cheat use Shi- , I®h‘a Porous Planters. Sold by Good- I wyn A Small Drug Company, corner 1 Cherry *irvet and Cotton avenue. NORTH GEORGIA POLITICS. >i ton. Aug. 44.—(Special.)—MxJ. Jv. lt.v- n spoke in Spring Place, over Murray county. Wednesday to & and tntererf.ed crowd. 4>f. PriCt'6 Cream Bakiug Powdct Wertt’s Pair Highest Award. PUZZLING FRENCH COOKING TERMS. To the amateur housekeepers the French terms used In cooking: are of tentimes puzzling. The following defi nitions of a few of the most common of thea tenms may be found helpful; Marinade, when translated into En glish, means n liquor of apices, vine- gai, etc.. In which fteh or meats fire steeped 'before cooking. To Munch mean* to place any article cn the Hr* till It boll*; then plunge It Into cold water—to whiten poultry, vegetables, etc., to remove the skin by immersing In balllni? water. Fondanf, translated. Is sugar beaded and beaten to a creamy paste. Hollan. dalee sauce, a rich sauce, something like mayonnaise. Rissole means a rich mince of meat or fish, rolled In thin pastry and fired. Vol au vents are patties of veiy light puff paste, made without a dish or mould and filled with meats or preserves. Souffle, a very light, much whlpped-up pudding or omelette. SEE THE WORLD’S FAIR FOR FIF TEEN CENTS. Upon receipt of your address and fifteen cents In postage stamps we will mail you prepaid our Souvenir Port folio of tho World's Columbian Expo sition; the regular price Is fifty cents, but ns we want you to have one, we make tho price nominal. You will find It a work of art and a thing to be prized. It contains full page views of the great buildings, with desertptiuns of same, and Is executed In highest style of art. If not satisfied with It after you got It we will refund the Rtamps and let you keep the book. Address H. E. 13UCKLEN & CO., Chicago. (2Vcm U. & Journal of Trof.W. 11. Pceke.who makes a specialty of Epilepsy, has without donbt treated and cured more eves ihnn *nyfiring rhyslrlan; liisfnccersbastonishInp. We hitvt*!i« *r«lof i\t.* of *2i} yi*fl !■»'»■: n i;il wr«l I'vhnn. Rc pnbilehvs a vslatble work on tbh disease which l.e sends with s hirv**! lx»*tlo of his ai>s»iutc cars, free tc any sufferer who may send their I'.O, and Exprr-m ».! dm**. We ad\ be »nyof«o wtsMiig a cure to sddrcc- frtof. W. IL 1EB&E, F. D., 4 Cedsr St. New York X. Jouxrrox. W. A. Da ns, Frsaideet. Tic# l'roaideat Eowaxb ja. omit a, Poereury and rr^sarae Tlio Giluruutee Co of Georgia. Writes bonds for cu*hijrs, treasurers, sex mtnlftirmtora. exsuutors. guardians, rs. csivers, sod Boos a gsoerai niudarx buslnssa. Ofllc* tt* Bscoad nr set Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash, Doors, Blinds, LIME, CEMENT and BUILDERS’SUPPLIES, T. C. BURKE Wrile for Quotations., Before Placing Your Orders. O- P. & 8. E. WILLINGHAM, MACON, GA. SASH. COOR1 mii\ M09L0IHU PAISU ’M. AMD CEME8I. AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES. LEADIHG WHOLESALE HOUSES. G. Eernd & Co. ITACOlf. OA. 3lAkinli ski ran o***^ 4 *# harm** BADDLETt?. IXATHEB AND SHOR FIDINOV era. 452. ^JHun'S 446 Cherry Strait L. Cohen & Co., XJQCOiiB, CIGAK8 and TOBACCO. Cheapest houao in Uxcon. J. I- HACK, Jlanacer. - - - MicwfOa. Orders promptly filled. A trial solicited. W. A. Davla, W. F. Holmes. B. T. Ray Liberal advances made on cotton lti W. A, LAuL & Cv/.i store. The very lowest rate of lnsur- .COTTON FACTORS* 405 and 407 Poplar street, Macon, Ga. ft nee. MACOH SASH, DOOH & LUMBER 00., INCORPORATED CAPITAL, $60,000. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS, AND MANUF ACTURBP.3 OF Sash, Doors and Blinds, Scroll and Turned Work. Dealers in Paints, Glass, Cement, Putty, Lime, Plaster, Hair. BUILDERS’ HARDWAE, Etc. | “At JQ Man Suspects Himself A Fool; Knows It At Forty, And Reforms His Plans; At Fifty Clildes His Infamous Dejay— Resolves and Re-Resolves, Then dies The Same.” Wheim ’ The ‘ Poet — Young Wrote l’fiese Lines, The Man Was, Perhaps. More To be . . Pitied Than Blamed. But Since The Constitution Offers he Great ‘ icydopadla .ritannlca At Ten Cents A Day there Is ‘ No Excuse For Such A Failure In Life. Order While Introductory Rates Are On. Write to The Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia, For Application Blank. Or call at branch office. BOS Mulberry street, Macon. Qa.. where you will Ond In the Brittanlca reading room, com plete se:s of thle magnificent library and receive courteous attention. Madison Avenue HOTEL, Hadlson Ave. and j8th St., NEW YORK. Sjptr iny and up. American Pltm. Fireproof and fir.t-clais In every par ticular. Two blocks from the Third and Sixth Avenue Elevated railroads. The Madison and 4th Ave. and Beit Line cars pass the door. C H. M. CLARK, Paop. Passenger Elevator runs all night.' ’ mm I and Wblskoy Babi.j I cured at liorne wlm. loutpain. Book of par- PROFESSIONAL CARD** DR. J. J. SUBERS. Permanently located. In tbs spfti dal ties venereal. Lost energy 're- stored. Female Irregularities and poison oak.;- Cure guaranteed. Address la confidence, with stamp* K10 Fourth street. Macon r Ga. SR. C R. PEETB.. VTB, EAR, THROAT AND NOSE. Hours, * to 1 and : to C. Telephonsivi fl. Office, 572 Mulberry, cerner Second K street, Macon. Ga. DR. *. H. SHORTER, ■ BTE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT. - Office 668 Cherry St. Macoo, Qa. CHARLES L. TOOLE, DENTIST, 418 SECOND ST. MACON SAVINGS BANK 676 Mulberry Street, Macon, Ga. Capital and surplus $150,000 Pays 5 per cent. Interest on depoalta of |1 and upward. Real estate loans on the monthly installment plan, and loans on good securities at low rates. Legal depository for tru*t funds. Will aot as administrator, executor, guardian, re ceiver and trustee. H. T. POWBLL President H. G. CUTTER.Vice-President J. W. CANNON Cashier' EXCHANGE BANK, OP MACON. QA. 7 n. J. Lamar. Oeo. B. Turpin. • President. Vlcs-PrMidsat, J. W. Caban Us, Cashier. We solicit ths business of merchants* planters and banks, offering them courtesy, promptness, safety liber* ahty. Ths largest capital mxul surplus of any bank tn Middle Georgia. IKE UKIOII SAVINGS OINK k TRUST CO MACON. GEORGIA. H. J. Lamar, President; Geo. B. Tuiw ptr. Vlce-Prssldsnt; J. W. Qabanlam Cashier; D. M. NeUlgaa. Accountant. CAPITAL, 9200,000. SURPLUS, 330.000. Interest paid on deposits I per cent, per annum. Economy Is the road tn wealth. Deposit your savings any they) J. M. Johnston. President J. D. Stetson, Vice President L. P. Hlllyer. Cashier. The American national Bank, MACON, GA. CAPITA!,.... J2J0.000.6* SURPLUS ., , ,26.000.0) Largeat eapltal of any national bank In Centra] Georjd,. Account* of banka, corporaUona and Individual* wtl 1 racalv. canful atUntion. ‘Jorraapoa. denes Invited. OF MACON. GA CAP1TAL1SURPLUS, $260,000 R. H. PLANT, fBESIDOT. W. W. WRIGLEY, CASH IKK. I. C. PLANT'S SOI, BANKER ■ACOa GEORGIA ESTABLISHED 186* Banking in all its branches. Interest allowed on Time Deposits We handle foreign exchange and arrange travellers credits on Messrs. Rothschild 'ol London for all European points.