The Macon telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 188?-1905, September 06, 1894, Image 8

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Macon telegraph., September 06, 1894, Image 8

About The Macon telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 188?-1905 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1894)

Page of 8

Prev Issue Next Issue

Text PDF JP2 (2.6 MB) Clip/Print Image

Page of 8

Prev Issue Next Issue

Return to Top

Newspaper Page TextTHE MACON TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1894. THE SOUTHERN'S FOREIGN HANDS It It Said tha Rothschilds of London and Piria Back tha Big Combination. A SYSTEM WITHOUT AN EQUAL It Controls AlTrudy Ntarlf Firs Tima, mud /Hilo, UII<1 fs Luylng Plsni to Extend the Jng on October 3. ChatUmoofi.il 8opt. 5.—The Rreateat comblnptlon of private capital eyer lie- fore enlisted in one cnterpriHu lo the United States la aiippurtliifi the Mouth- era Hallway Company. From a thor- oiifily reliable aource It la mid that the underwrite™, na they may be termed, of the reorganization acbeme of the IMcbnund end Weat Point Ternilual and the Paul Tenniweeo, Virginia anil Georgia Railway Compiutlea are none other than the Uotbiehihla of London und Paria and the Vanderbilta of New York—Cuniollui ami W. K. Tho reorganization, aa its well knoirn, was umlerukcn and miceesafully eon- sumwatcd by Llrcxel, Morgan & Co. of New York and 1. S. Morgan & Co. of London. These two great banking houses interested tboir rieheat clients, the UutlwcbUtU mid Vanderbilts, The syndicate really ia very imuill in uiiiii- bera, for it ia divided lu four portions, but colossal in wealth, representing tlio greatest aggregation of''capital in the trorld—iuont Uma half a billion of dol lars. The ItoUwchllds hare one-quarter, tlio VandefblltN one-quarter, lirexel, Morgan & Co. one-quarter and .1. S. Morgan ft Co. one-quarter. The reor ganization plan provided for thirty mil lions of new capital, ami it Is this sum that the quartette have agreed to sup ply and more if ueeeMury, the money lu bo used in heavier rails, netv hr.dges, new equipment, terminals, extensions, etc. Tho Houthorn railway hns now ac quired in ouajplotu ownership 4,but) Hides of road, und by tlio reorganiza tion bus rod in Vi I the lioniled indebted* niw I rum nnnr,.two,«mn i., yiHi.insi.lXNi- Jnst mic-tii.nl -und the tlxed clurgcs from if7,.Vjo,uoO per nuuuin to gt.Dixi,- ooo-n saving of *3,000,00(1 per annum. The bunded Indebtedness of tbu road- )■- i iiv lex tiinu $30,(too per mile, Thu yflrat nnuual meeting of stockholders Is go tie held m Klobmoiud, Vs., Tuesday, October und bmiiis to the ainuunt ot f 120,ooi),ooo on tho entire property will bo authorized. Thirty m.Ulons of tbu bonds nrn to lie used., in kiuirovciuunls. Tliu ex- jiendituro of tins InrHo sum of money In Hu- S nub iibuia tin* Hue of the South ern railway will Is' far-reaching lu .Is effort. There is new very little doubt that the donate* railway project Is simply au iiciptlrmucut of the Vander bilt system into .out throughout (lie Mouth. 'The Obesatsahe and Ohio wilt no doulit become u .oirt of tin* system lu ii short time and tin* (Juetui I'ti‘1 Cres- i-ent will ullluistely become a pint of. Hie system, whatever muy be Uta liu- incdluto plans of tbp Otavlaiiatt, Hum lltun and Dayton pe .pie’s plHU. Through tlio Clnolunati Mouliiern the 11.g Pour of tlio Vanderbilt system will lie reached at Cluesinutl. The eontroiilBg stock of tlio Central railroad of Georgia la held by tho Moutlieen railway, mid when that prop erty Dually gets luto the hiiiula of the s.vurity hohlew, which is only n ques tion of n sliort time, ft will be dlacov- ereit Unit tlio ItoUiaotyltla-VnndartUt syaiem In lu oontrol. Tlie plans ot the tDrexulMuiv.in pi-ople are now to near f mil Ion tlutt U la now longer a matter of s|H-eulHilen. i'ln- greatest milieu,I e imb.ua I Ion on earth Is near eomplc- tton. Twenty-live thousand miles of tbu liest railroad proofrty iu America will soon be under tlie control of the Itothselillde-Vnuderlillt combination. It lias boon an msin aecret for MW* loot,lbs that the UoMiseldUls were lie- coining lutm—tod in American rail ways. While tlio reorKsui/atlou pinna of Mia Itidunoud Terminal and Must 'I'emn sues give Dtvxcl. Morgan A Co. auptxxn# control for l\v«‘ years, by tlio expiration Of that time tt Is e iutldeally behoved that tuey will eontlmie Uto coutrol by virtue of the tact that they own the oatatrolUng iDterkt. Tlie begrtudug of the Southern rail way Is under the most htonhls rotull* tloos. Wlille the pfspcrtlra have Ivon leorgHUlzist on a touts that would ell- utile printout maun gem act to make tiled ebiiiii.s due ng a ileotv-e.e,! l.usl- lee> perl,si slloh as 1he Sautll Is lust emerging from, the pruapstna f ir bual- atea greater In vdmne tram the South ever baft)re oajo.vwl an* vow of the most ,'oouiiragmg etmrneter. The cot ton crop wilt yield near on to ten mil lion hates and the Mouth will not only have enough corn for Us ..mo use Imt also a grivii surplus to sell. The gen eral trend llou ot the plutmamt farm ers In tlio South were never better. They were never Ivfore so tittle til debt. t'.iotoites and furnace* aiv resuming in every dlreotloo. One order ter _‘o, (XXI teas ,if pig Iron has .Hist been given the Tenn,~sis. Coal and lorn C.snpany by .M.t’.tbew, A,My A Go of si I-huh, mid ia cotNpMie die Cotvan fnruaee I'us tieen pul In blast, and the seuili Titislnirg fnruaee wilt als . Is* ta Nasi (a a few days. Ktery factory la the city of Chattanooga t> at work and the great.ot netlrlty is among the taUcr makers. A very marked fenprarrtmmt tu tlie general tone of tnism. ss threogheat tlio Mouth h is Is-.-n nppar>'iit f r some tvs, ks. The feeling th«t tlie South Is on tlie threshold of n great era of proa* )»T.: y S.sans lie d.> It In-le.ntlnq in the .Sol-tit and Week Eastern tanks are freely offering money at lew niton of interest to their Southern eorrequm- Oeott ami large mere.untie houses are crowding the smith with eouttuerrlgl travelers. The s auhern ra 1 Iw.tv hae lu beglutiiag at a praplthwts time! I BUCKLKN'8 ARNICA HALVE. Tbs iasi salve In the world for onto, bruise*, son's, ulcers, salt rheum, fovtr roree, teller .happe-i bands, chllblnlna, earn*, and ah erapttooa, and positively I* guarantee.! to irtt* re met siitsfa- tton or nwnov refund*,1 Prk'e. rs cell per box. K.w .d. by h. j. u ml . A Sou*. ilrUErctat*. Mr. Prlce'e Cream Raking Powder •aVi fair HUkoat 4M4al an. tlpsaa RACKS YESTERDAY. How tha Ho no* Ran at Sheepehead Bay Race Track. Fheepshead Bay, Btpt. 6.—There era* lew fox and haxe at the hay today, though the weather was far from pte inant. A fine breeze was blowing and this pre vented tho heat from being felt very se verely. in splta of the unfavorable weath. er conditions, and the fact that the card was a particularly light one, many per. sons were present, the attendance being estimated at 10,000. There were two stake races on the progr.vrtu.ie, one tor the Tay stakes and the other (or tha Partridge stakes. Both of these were won by odde on favorites, e* were also the first and second events on the cerd. The races were well contested and thoae person* who Journeyed to the tmek wore well re paid for their trouble. IN TUB PAVILION. Four favorite* out of six wae'.be ahow- Ing yesterday, and if any of the titent failed to lay up money, and a good deal of It; It was because they lacked the nerre to put It down. It won't grow In your pocket, you know. Attendance, and spec ulation were both quite up to tho average. Indeed there was no chance tor fault finding. take It any way you will. Now look at the spread for today. What a (mat of good things! Coney Island cer tainly Intend* that the closing day shall bo the greatest day of a great meeting. Two stake rates, two handicap* and a race for IS,0«l, and any amount of glory between Clifford end Domino. Can you deny yourself the pleasure of having such a race run? Not so easy to do. Still, It’* largely a question of build. Which will It be. King Clifford or King Donilnof make up your mind and then back your. Judgment. There’ll be a regular Jam In the pavilion, *o let It go at that. First quotations received In Putsel's pa vilion at 1 p. m. AT BHBKPMHBAD BAY YESTERDAY. First Race.—Futurity course; time, 1:10 4-6. Rubicon, 116; J to 6 (Mldstey) 1 Melba, lit; 16 to 1....V (laral) 2 Flirt, 113; 6 to 1 (Hints) 3 ground Race.—Futurtty ccairse; time, till 4-5. . ‘ Magnetism, 118; 4 to 6 -(Sima) 1 Mirage, 111; 9) to 1 (LtttleOeld) 2 Lobemcvla. Ill; 16 to 1 (J. Reagan) 2 Third Race.-One Mile, selling; time, 1:46 Id. Anna. M; S to 1 (H. Jones) l Judge Morrow, 101; 12 to 1 .(Ueiff) 2 Ingomur, 164; 3 to l..........(Hamilton) 3 Fifth Ruce.-One and one-eighth mile; handicap; time, 1:62 3d. Roche, 117; 3 to l.... (Hamilton) 1 Hornpipe, 60; 12 to 1 (Ieom) 2 Dobbins, lit; 9 to (Smut) 3 Fifth Race.—Bay stakes; one and Uirte- slzteenih miles; time, 2:00 3d. Honry of Navarre. 112; 3 to 6 (Taral) t Banquet, 119; 4 to ...(Sims) 2 Yo Tnmbem, 119; 6 to 1 ....(Jordan) 2 Sixth Race.—Partridge stakes; on turt; three-quarter* mile; time, 1:14 2d. Harry Reed. 107; l to 6 (Blma) 1 Owlet, too; 10 to (Penn) 2 Lucnnla, tot; 15 to 1 (Hamilton) I AT SH11BP8IIBAD BAY TODAY. First Race.—Seven-eighths milo—Ueldc- more. 112; Maid Marian, 107; Jack ot Ppndes. 101; Flora Thornton, 101. Second Race.—One and one-stxteenlh mile; (handicap-Victorious) 110; Peucp- maker.tot; Maid Marlon. 100: Btrathmeath, 100; Soundmore. 99; Redakln, 93; Chiswick, 90: Temtoln, 83. • „ . Third Race.—One mile; selling—Hugh Penny, 108; Bimbo. 103: Marahail, 100; Illume. 90; Mr. Base. 90; Diaoount. 98; Tom Skidmore. 97; Chattanooga, 93: Ter rapin, 03; Gallatin. It. - Fourth Race.-One and three-eighths mile; September stakea-Benator Grady. 122; Peacemaker, 113; John Cooper, lOJ; Dorian; 101; Figaro. 102; Longdale, 102; Prlnco Carl. 102; Star Actress. 93. Fifth Race.—Ons mile; special Jo.000 purse—Clifford, 132; Domino, 112. Sixth Race.—Futurity course; Great l-.na- tern handicap—IJasnk. 127; Woltzer. 125; Gotham. 1»: Conmolwnmr, 120: Jtonaco. US; Xeenon. 117; Sir Galahad, 117; Oulta Poroho, too; DcSabre, 106; Bllvle, 103; Sa die. 100; Favoriu (colt) 100; Salvation. 97; Lux. 97. Seventh Ham-On© and one-quarter mile«; on turf—The Pepper, Itl; OtanntoJ 121; Harry Alonio. 122; HMar Atnd, 110; Madrid. 113; Star Actresa.. U»; Coquette. US; Jodan, H»: Bella McDutf. 112; Cl.let .TostIce. til. DAILY AMERICA'S T1P8. The following are the selections for the flhccpeluvvl Bay race* today! First Race.—Jack of Spake*. Flora Thornton, lleldemere. Second Race.—Victorious. Bounrmore, Red Skin. .. Third nice.—Dlacount. Chattanooga. Tom Skidmore. . ' _. Fourth Race.—Dorian, John Cooper, Fi garo. Fifth Race.—Domino. Sixth Race.—Llaeak. Outta Perchn. Gotham. 8evonOt Bocc.-aiotunlng. Tho repper. Hyder Abad. TirS NATIONAL LEAGUE. Baltimore Several Games In «4te Lead anil (MU Wlmrlng. At Now York— H *| ® New Ydrk. . .0 2001100*—4 7 4 PRUburg. . . .0 00000000— 0 7 0 DnUerics: lliiaalo and Farrell Hhret tlid SuKvlen. 'A't Boston— H H E BccHon- 1 3 1 0 0 0 1 1— 7 IB 3 LAmlhWMe. ...1 0100013 0— 6 7 1 LUtturlcrt: Nlohohj uml Qnnxd; Wadi*- wonUi and Ortm. M PWliulelphfd— R H E PMlftdolphhi. .3 0722100 0—15 2B 2 Cltfrilnn tft1. . .2 0200100 1— 6 12 B Oittcrtv: Carney und Givaly; Dwyer, Founitcr and Merritt. At B.’Utimoi'e— R H E BaSUntara. . .5 3012100 •—II i4 3 CbSeapx) 1 00000110-3 9 A Bofttartas: Gleason and Robdneon; Hubohlneon, Terry and ©chrtvcr. At Ilrwoklyn— R H E BrooMyn. . ,..000010001-2 7 0 Cleveland. ...0 10000000J1 8 0 Osrteftea: Kennedy and Klnslow; Younjt Aikt Ztmmer. At WneMn*5ltm— RUG Ion. ..0 00000043—7 9 3 st. lAiina, .... 002000200-4 n 2 Bwutriaa; Stockdal© ond MeOuVre; Cterlom, UKRw m.1 Twlmsham, Qatne fV3i^>r;ed by S?t. Louie. ■Why undergo terrlb’ic suffer It* fps and entt.uiKer year life when you can be cured by Jbmmw PUe Cure* Guar anteed by Goodwyn & duull, drug- KILLED Bmt BROTHER. Acme, Fits, ‘Sept. JVa-^IdOat ECghi Mlaa KUx Durance nhot hor brother Willie lu tha breast, Inillctlns n mortal wouud. jt*lm TVlila, Miss E1U*8 lover, was at tlie Durauca home and the young lutly was plnjrtnc with his jistol wbfii It was iKNJdtttiUy dU liarced, the \yali atriklnn bee brother oh mentioned above. AlWWtt THIS QUESTION. Why do 80 may people we j'O around vm mi m <0 pr\>fer \o sufTer nod l*»> nvitie miserable by lndlip % 4tiou, coll* ath*utlon, dlxtlueftt, h*>s of nppetlte, coiltac up of <he food, yellow Kkln, when for 75 eattta wo will sell them Bhll«*h*» Vitalfutt .gVvimntccd to cure them? by Goodwyn & tSmill Drue Oonpuir, ootner Cherry street DM Cotton awnue. MANY DISAPPOINTED. IndlxiMpoais, Sept. 5.—Five thouMind peo ple were attracted to the Indk&nxpoUa Drivtef Club races At the state fair grounds toliy by the advertlsM effort of A1U and Directum to lower their records. Owin^ to heavy min In the dirty morn. In*, however, the trwk eu four mcor'I* elovr «nd MclAtwrll and the ownere of Directum refus'd lo let ciincc home In tlie struggle for trade “the race is not to the swift” but to the steadfast. You naturally pre fer lo deal where the standard of goods .and the standard of merchandising are persistently main tained on a high and honorable level. MACON, GA. 351 to 353 - - - CHERRY STREET Engines, Boilers, Gins SAW MILLS, Machinery All Kinds. College 427 Orange. ........ 507 Cherry 753 Bond. 255 Hose Park. 143 O&k .665 Washington Avenue. ... 250 Washington a venue. ... 254 Washington avenue. ... 252 Washington avenue. ... 523 First G19 Flr«t 863 Second . 915 Third 771 Fourth 304 Walnut 511 New. 203 New 604 New 305 Oglethorpe. U71 Next Whittle School. . . 00 35 (JO 80 00 2Ti OJ 30 00 20 00 82 60 22 50 22 50 22 50 32 50 22 50 20 00 25 00 32 50 25 00 25 Oil 23 no LIST OF HOUSES FROM 48 TO $20. Street— Magnolia 123 Orange 464 Second 917 Becond i. ..1336 Bond 315 Third 770 Walnut 915 Walnut 917 Fourth 120 Walnut 856 Rosa 432 Iluguenln Heights. . . . Oak 437 Hawthorne . 418 College. ..... .1128 Columbus 341 Columbus $15 No. Rooms. Price 18 00 $15 00 15 00 1800 15 00 15 00 15 on 15 00 17 VI 12 00 12 50 10 00 15 00 10 00 15 00 8 00 8 00 FOR ANY*INFORMATION, APPLY TO B. A. WISE,J| Bill H 358 MOERLEIN’S BARBAROSSA (IN BOTTLES ONLY.) On account of ita afceolute purity, wholesomeneas, good taste and quality to aid digestion It la a most pleasant and refreshing beverage, an article Incom parably Htrengthonlng to the Invalid and convalescent. Tills beer Is brewed front b«n selected malt and from hops imported from Bohemia. It Is brewed after The new existing method In the Hof Brauerel at Dllson. Bohemia. Barbaroska is a light palatable beer, unexcelled In taste and brilliancy, and on account of Its excellent quality Is preferred to the Imported Pilsner by conno|seura. (For the dinner table and for a lunch there lo nothing better than n bottle of Bn rba rosso. UMjMANN & WILLIAM®, 1> Hvcred anywhere In the city. ’Phone 431. Sole Agent*. Msaoinrwrjv.ea*aw.TOr„-» n ggJ.va.'g»»g«»n>«»m YOU MAY not got ons of tho prizes I offered for nolving my puzzles, but there is u .prize for evei y customer In the-low prices I make this month. GEO. T. U EE LAND. Jenveler. 320 Second street SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. Decisions Rendered Friday, Augst 31; 1894. Conley vs, Arnold et «1. Rctfore Judge Lumpkin. Fulton superior court. L If. In a civil case, the counsel for one of the parties *w&s legally disquali fied to appear and take ixitft 4n the trial by reason of his being solicitor general, and, us such. Waving ucqulred from the opposite party a knowledge of the facts Involved In tho tltlgafckm, but no objec tion to hU o>mpotency, on this or any other ground, was presented to tho court until after verdict, the objection came tlx> lute. . 2. 'Matter pleaded In litigation of dam ages la not objectionable as mitigation, because it would not serve to Justify. 3. In an action for a personal injury, whtet u plea ot JUBtlfloatlon Is filed, and tho Jury Und flor the plainltlff damages to <he amount of $1 only, the verdict is oowtrary to law, for In such ca*»e failure of aho defendant to prow JUftUflegWQ enrtUIes plaintiff to a verdict which would carry all the coots of the aetton, ami under section 36SI of the Code, a verdict for $1 and sowts would nart hawo this effect. Judgment reversed. D. P. Hill, for plaintiff In error; C. D. Hill, contra. Pritchett, iKlmtiilatiMtor, vb. Commis sioners of Roads and lievenuees. of Dartow county. Where u case was argued In this court on January 31, 1894. during the October term. 159J, and the pl.t In tiff hi error died on February 7. 1894, and this court, without bfcilig informed of this fticit, ren dered a Judgment of reversal In the aa«*e on Juno 4, 1894. during the March tmn, 1894., and after tho romitltur was tmivmltted to the court below, hut be fore it was filed therein or entered on the minutes of that court, the deuth of the pMltotlff In error was suggested In this court, u is within the power of this court, at any time before the ilnal ad journment of the March term, 1894, to Du* - an onler declaring that the Judg ment of rwvenwl shUli be of three and effect as of Jumiarv 31. 1894. when the cause *u* j.RUeil and aubmktted for de cision. ond to order that a withdrawal of the remltitur first Issued, and the ■nhi of a new remltitur In accord ance with the feou above recited. Mayor. eto?„ vs. Daser, 80 &a. 195; AfltrfeeU vtt. Overman. 103 U. 8. 8, and ca.Ks cited. Ordered accordingly. Judge Joh^Kh H. Lumpkin of the A»- ■wAa circuit prcaWtng An the place of Chief Justice Uleoklvy. dfcsquaililed. ^ B. Cvxiyera and K.oa.a * Conyers, for pialnUlt in error. R. J. J. McOamy. A. M. Foute and A. B, Johnson, cotKnt. Johnson SinuU v». MevcatMfe TVnM.nnl Oapoalt Company atm. Uefgre Judge Fish. Sumter Superior Court. Where u railroad company locorpo- riited under fhe general itfw pnxrurea (she l-riskHturt to Amend 9is charter by apecdU lcgtv:ath>n. and ufterwurda, u-.. » -the k mhJdge of Its stockhoM- era del without any hindrance or at- t.upie.I hindrance from them, exerelaea ^he rights und powers ostensibly con ferred by ouch special tetfuUttoo. and ovk:m *i>*. vlebJa and obilratlona, whcOher In original name or by, a na'me which It hag assumed and used by Teason of auppoyed lcgLs/iitlve au thority for dnagfini Ra mime, It Is neveHBhele«» a conpotuffon do Jure, not only wPth inference to Imnnacntona rofenable to ithc general ta»w undtr which It was Incorporated, but also as to thoBe referable to the t'poc'Jil lefela- lat'Km, WheUTier tlh'a't legl»!a'tlon be valid or Invalid. If It be invalid, acts bksed upon 9t would be, ait most, ultm vlneo, but In a court of equity nrney would not on that account be of less bind- lnsg force upon Jfhe corporation and tits stockholders, the corpomtlon having by * ho n^gaitive pnvnisston and acquies cence of its etockiholdors held itself out ns oampetenit, under color ot law, to perform these urus. and by .their jmt- formutnee (having procure^l credit and Induced credtiors to part with their money on the ftilth of its contract to secure nnd repay the yame. No Just appIle.tUon cf tthe doctrkne of ultra vires mil allow a corporation to get value received, find then refuse to pay, wht’cher the refu**l be alt rts own In st. nee or !»•; the in«toiler of the s.m,-k- hoMers or a portion of the yjume. Jud'gmVn’t nfUnmed. s J. 'E. D. S'vtpp, 3erner & Blood worth end H. D, D. Twiggs, for plaintiff In error; Bticon & Utter, Guerry & Son, Gusttn, Guerry & Hal nnd E. A. Haw kins, contra. WEATHER INDICATIONS. Washington, Sept. 5.—For Georgia: Generally fair; custody to southerly winds. o'APANESB CURS k Krw •nt) OomnWta Tr-itiiucut, co Il’PPUKITOUIES, Copfole* ot (MntntA koNot OittatffL * 1 * ** T ‘ i(a.oBt, con«tft(Qtf ot of Ointmftnt tnd t\rr> noxer-tulittaf Ouro for File* .rw. Itnitkrimooperntioa •tth Xh4* knlfrt or ln1t*rtionn ot r«rboll« «clti, vhicb at* luilnful nnd c«M>)ni « p4*i u.taMnt car*, mnt nftrn rt'tttiltlQjf In ilffAlh, unu«Tt«jt-ary. Why andu r « iniu terriblo Ciaouae? W# gUArantea 6 boxea »*» our* any oasa. You only i>*jr for MttSflt* rtVtMmJ. f 1 n Imt. f. for 15. Sent bj mall. Gtniruntortf by oar axon:*!. CONSTIPATION tbe great UVER widHTOM AClf RlXltoUTOK «a<t I'i Ov.ppt.niKIKR. Small, raQ4 and plMs-mt bike, ially Bda; (*d for *'ldidn _ * “ INMb • atm. fiODoaoa Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash, Doors, Blinds, LIME. CEMENT and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES. T. C. BURKE. Wrife (or rnnlilinn- .a i t Before Placing Your Orders. O- P. & B. E. WILLINGHAM, MACON. GA. sftsa doors, matt mumi ruin lime m gemeht. AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES. LEADING WHOLESALE HOUSES. G. Bernd & Co. wArow. ha .'UaDUlacturera and iriwsra.* BABNiiA RADDLERT. LEATHER AND SHOEFIDUm tt 452. 464 an-s 456 Clierry Blreob L. Cohen & Co., LKJC0K8, CIOAIta and TOBACCO. Cheapest bouae in Macon. Orders promptly filled. J. L> MACE, SlAnnger, - - • Macon Ga. A trial solicited. W. A. DAVI3, W. F. HOLMES, B.' T. KAY. W. A. DAVIS & CO.. Cotton Factors, 40S " d », s '^ Liberal advances made on cotton In store. The very lowest rate of insur ance. MACQH SASH, TOOH & LUMBER CO. v INCORPORATED CAPITAL, $60,000. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS, AND UANOF ACTUREKS OF Sash, Doors and Blinds, Scroll and Turned Work. Dealers in Paints, Glass, Cement, Putty, Lime, Plaster, Hair. BUILDERS' HARDWAE, Era. COTTON. I wish to Inform my friends and pa trons that I have moved across Poplar street, opposite my old stand, and with Improved facilities and more conveniently arranged warehouse, I am better prepared than ever to handle their cotton to ad vantage. Consignments always receive my prompt and personal attention. 0 NEW ROOF! CORRECT WEIGHT'S! HIGHEST PRICES! SATISFACTION OUARANBEDl ELLIOTT ESTES. 617-523 Poplar street. UCLAS IGTHC BIST. NOSaUCAKINO. *5. CORDOVAN, frenchsenwieuedcalf; VWlWCWf&lflNfiAffll *3.1? POLICE,3 sous. , *Z.*l. 7 J BOYSSCflOfliHOES. Yon can livuzlae Hhoe«f Because, tre ore tue largest taannfacturers of edvertiscu shoes in the world, and guarantee the value by utainpiug the name and pric-- on tlie bottom, which protects you against high prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes equal custom work in style, easy fittlug-aud wearing qualities. We have them sold every where ot lower prices for the value given than any other moke. Tate r.o substitute. IF your dealer cannot. -**u, sold b« ROCHESTER SHOE CO. B}3 CHEKItY 8TIIEET. WARM SPRINGS, MERIWETHER COUNTY. GEORGIA. On a spur of Pine Mountain, 1,200 feet above sea level; delightfully cool cli mate; no malaria, duet or mosquitos. The finest bathing on the continent; swimming pools 15 by 40 feet, and In dividual hatha for ladles and gentle men. Temperature of water 90 de grees—a cure for dyspepsia, rheuma tism and diseases of the kidneys. New hotel, with all modern Improvements. DIrcot connection made via trains leaving Macbn at 4:36 p. in. and 4:13 a. in. on the Central. Terms moderate. For Information apply for circulars at C. R. R. office or to CHAS. L. DAVIS, Proprietor* W« T* Jomtarog, W. A. Davis, President Tics President How Ann M, Barra. Becretnry nnd Treeenrsr The Guarantee of Georgia. Co Write* bonds for casniam, tmiurara att, ■nlnletratern, execute m. guard inns, re. cetvere. and aoee a geaenu ttdueiarr buslnnee. Offlee M4 Second etrset MATTIE B. M'ALPIN VS. WIULIAM A. M'ALPIN.—Libel for Divorce In Blob Superior Cburt.—To November Term 1S94. To William A. McAlpln, Defj?ad- nnt In Said Case: You are hereby com manded to be and appear at the next term of Btbb m*>erior court to answer said petition. Witness the Hon. John L. Hardeman, Judge bf said court, thLs 8th day of June. 1894. ROBT. A. NISBET, Clerk. Slardeman. Davis & Turner, Petitioner's Attorneys. Madison ivenne. HOTEL, nadlson Ave. and 58th St., NEW YORK. $3 per Jay and up. American Flan. Fireproof and first-lass in every par ticular. Two blocks from the Third and Sixth Avenue Elevated railroads. — The Madison and 4th Ave. and Belt Line cars pass the door. H. M. CLARK, Psop. Passenger Elevator runs all night. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. DR. J. J. SUBERS. Permanently located. In the apt cialtlss venereal. Lost energy n atored. Female Irregularities an poison oak. Cure guaranteed Address in confidence, with atamt 610 Fourth street. Macon. Ga. DR. C. H. PEETB, RYE, EAR, THROAT AND NOSE. Hours, 9 to I and 3 to 6. Telephone •4. Office, 672 Mulberry, corner Second street, Macon. Ga. DR. t. O. SHORTER, EYE. BAR, NOSE AND THROAT, Offlee 568 Cherry St. Macoa. Go. MACON SAVINGS BANK 676 Mulberry Street, Macon, Ga. Capital a fid surplus §150,000 Pays 5 per cent. Interest on deposits of 91 and upward. Real eatate loans on the monthly Installment plan, and loans on good securities at low rates. Legal depository for trust funds. Will not as administrator, executor, guardian, re ceiver and trustee. H. T. POWELL .President H. G. CUTTER Vke*PreBldent J. W. CANNON Cashier EXCHANGE BANK, OF MACON, QA. H. J. Lamar. Oeo. B. Turpin, President. Vice-President* J. W. C&b&nbM, Gaebler. We solicit the buelaeae of march ante, plan Lei a end banka, offering them courtesy, promptness, safety and liber ality. The largest capital and cuiplua of any bank In Middle Georgia. THE UNION SAYINGS BANK'& IRUSUIl 1IAOON. GEO ROLL H. J. Lamar. President; Geo. B. Tur- ptr. Vice-President; J. W. Oabanlso. Cashier; D. M. Nelllgan. Accountant. CAPITAL $200,000. SURPLUS, $30,009. Interest paid on deposits 8 psr cent, per aaaum. Economy U the road ts wealth. Deposit your savings any they; will be Increased by Interest. Com pounded semi-annually. , E. Y. MIALLiARY. President. * J. J. COBB. Cashier. i DIME SAVINGS BANK, 420. Second Street, Macon, Ga. Deposits of 10 cents anti upward received on which interest will be com pounded semi-annually at rate of 5 per cent per annum. IxNins bn stocks and bonda at low rates, commercial paper discounted, ex change bought and sold. J. M. Johnston. President. J. D. Stetson. Vies President L P. Hlltyer. Cashier. The American national Bank, MACON, GA. CAPITAL.... ,, .. .. ..1250,000 00 SURPLUS.. „ ,, 000.0« Largest capital of any national bank In Central Georgia. Accounts ot banks, corporation* and Individual* will receive careful attention. Correspon dence invited. i first Mini M, OF MACON. GA CAPITAUSURPLUS, $260,000 R. H. PLANT. PREalLUkfiT. W. W. WRIGLEY, CASlilLR. L C. PL'AirS SOI, BANKER SACO* CE0RGIA. ESTABLISHED 186* Interest Bankiusr in nil its branches. •Bowed on Time Deposits. We hundle foreign exchange and arrange travellers credits on Messrs. Rotlischild of London lor all European points.