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2 THE MACON TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1894. t EMORY COLLEGE POLITIOB. Tho Boy Are Actively at Work In Their Canvas*.-*. Oxford, Oct. B.—(8pc&aly-PoUtic» among the ataikau of Emory Oollcgo It atm at fen r best uml the candidate* for tho various offices and their friend* are not letting tho gnat grow under Un4r feet Tile Few and the X'lU Gamma literary societies elected de bater* to take port In thd fall term public impromptu debate* Saturday moralng. Six men were to be chosen from each toclety and there were about twice that number of candidate*., In Few Society the bollntUag wan very elooo and It wa* d.llleuli to fore tell who would be the winning men. About 1 o’clock tho vote* were counted and the following gentlemen declared elected: Hr. June* T. Colson, liruua- wick, Ga.; Mr. T. J. Shepard, Bruns wick. Ga.; Mr. Tbotnna II. Thomson, Savannah, Ga.; Mr. Nathan 1). Thomp son, Tbomaaton, fin.; Mr. J, 0. Elder, JiarncavlUe, Ga;, Mr. It, K. Lee, Cov- lli^lOD, Oft. Besides lhcao dubatem, Mr. a L. Smith of IteldavlUe was elected presi dent of the society for Uio ensuing month. In PM Gamma Society tho debaters e!k*en to oontend with Few's ehsm- Plana were Mr. W. A. Covington, Wn- leaca, Ga.; Mr. W. E. Tliompaun, Sen eca, Ga.; Mr. A. H. Thompson, Keneco, H. C.; Mr. II. A. Edmondson, Cummlng, Ga., and Mr. Warren Wlmpey, Oxford, Ga. The debaters ehonen from lioth socl- ctiea are aide men, and (lie Impromptu ilelsite thl* year promise* to bo very interesting and In*tractive. The Junior elaa* elect* ofllccrs this afternoon for the remnhaler of this term nnd Senior year. Mtieh Interest Is betng token In the result and the two candidate* for dux are especially active in their canvassing. Mr. W. A. Covington of Wnlonca and Mr. J. M. Hull of Grltllu *ro the mo*t prominent candidate*. Stationery, Monograms, Wedding invitation* sod trialling cards engraved at loireet price*. No de lay; w6rk done by sfcUl- ed workmen in our establishment. Send fbr sample* and prices. J. P. Steven* * Bee.. Jewelers, tl Whitehall strati, Atlanta, Ga. ter Wheat Flour Mill ILtWKINflVILLE’8 BIO F.MIt. Everything I* In Keadlncaa For tho Opening-Caught a Murderer. Hnwklmtvllle, Oct. 8. •-(Special.)— ll.iwkliMville Ini* a g,*«| shine. 'tho fair will Interest overy one. The man- ngeineiit has spared no r-nlu* to give to the people a charming expansion. Ample arrangement* have been in a ilo for taking care of the crowds. U;\\vH- Insvllle never full*, anil If tho weather Is proplEoit* the attendance will lio large. Itdlueiil fare have boon given on nil the milrorol* and special aclinl- lili* have 1*111 urra'igeil for the people. ’ll"' exhibit at Hie fair wn* thought t<- have been ipille completed last week, but ti*Iny Hie ankle* for exhl- "'Hon are pouring tn mid space to ac commodate them I* hardly to lw had. n goal shower fell here this morn lug, and It I* hoped tlmt Hip weather will be cool, fair anil bracing for the open ing tiHiwnw. The negro Wn»h Strong, who wn* wanted here for inunler committed two year* ng», wn* brought In yester- djT by Deputy John I,. Grace nnd placed In Jail to nwnlt hi* trial at the November term of the nippier eonrt. lio ha* evaded the oflleer* Mure the '"'"Mer, hut wn* finally arresteil In IHorliln, from where Mr. Grace brought dm yesterday. The murder wa* dmio hi cold blood. Strong followed tho ne gro lie murdered out of n house while ii parly Wn* In progress and shot him li Hie back of the head, killing him Instantly. BATO.K BADLY BEATEN. Twoi Thlnl Parly Men Jump on a Democratic Negro. Cochran, Oct. S.-(Spe<lnl.)-Flcm S. IiaHle, a gi**l negro and a school tenohrr, who I* well thought of here, li.ul Ills house bunnil on Friday night, and on Satnnlay night while on Uio cuvets of Ooohnui wa* ntteekeil by Malt Bullard, J. Koovoh, two anil* of Dluo Fnvl Wimberly nud others, ami had row Hie ninrslul of Uio town been near and rescued him, (he rlianee* are Battle would have been killed, Ilnllle I* a smart negro nnd well be haved. but lie Is n Democrat and has been for vines, nnd hi* influeoeo I* good for the party. H Is not known who burned his bouse. It l* supposed It was dime liy Home thlnl party peoplo to punish him for lielplug the lk-mo- rrata. ’Ihi> people hen- are on Battle's mile anil sympathise, with Iran. And Battle wa* not making himself nt nil obnoxious, was not nuik'ng puhlle speeches, hut doing work In n quiet way. WALSH and BLACK SPEAK. Sparta, Oct. 8.-(8pert*L)-.Hou. Pat- riok Mulsh addrcswxl tho people of Hancock hen- today |u a very clear mid forcible speech, dln-cti-il prlnel- W to why the Democratic party stioulit Is* again misted with power, lie wa* followed In n short nnd sllrting speech by Mai. Black, who urged the Ih-ople to do their frill duly Id Novem ber. Hancock will go Democratic, «* usual , • UNDINE. Crushed |Vl!dd1ifigs Flour* Tbd only Flour of It* kind, ami tho be*t of nnyklml. It it nrnde by a ««cret pro cess known lo but two person*. 9100,000 has been offered for tho Knowledge Tho rndino lf» tho boat flour Hold 5n Georg!** T. V. Johnson, Miller, (In. Tho Undine gives iierfwt ki11Hfno tion. J* II. Ht ill well, Luclhi, (In. NOEL MILL COMPANY. Eftlll Springs, Tt*nn. MORRIS PARK RACES. Thera Wu First Rate Sport, But a Small Crowd. Rue Track, Morris Paric. N. Y. ( Oct 8. —Uio attendance hero today who small, not more than 1,000 person* being pres ent In the grand stand end on the lawns. lYiere were two b!sr events down for de cision, the Essex stakes for 2-yrar-old* and the serial aged senior handicap at a mils. The former race wa* captured by The Commoner, who took the lend from Counter Tenor shortly after tho start and won. driving, by thrco>quaHers of length. In the handkup race Daggett took chsnces nt getting Sir Waller pocketed ami hustled him to thu front at the out- ret. He succeeded *n keeping him there to the end and won with plenty In re serve by x length and a half. The talent hid a great set-beck In the result of the flrst mce, as they plunged leuvlly on Tom Harding, a Up having gone forth that he was a "sure thing." Silvio, how ever, who was second choice In tho bit ting, proved tho victor, leading from start to finIBh and winning by two lengths. Timr MAKE ANSWER. Central’s Attorneys Say That tho ourt . Iiam Visaed ou the Claim*. Btmt Urns W Clerk L. At. Erwin ;> *• b«ll»l Mute. cotirt wrote to- tof'w * Cunningham at mwsanMi. notifying sham l> counwl tor Wo Con- (rat railroad. limn-, .near had been ntade to *t»> kirgo number of lajunc- -Foa* enierevl tn the ela,-k’a oltlc* ufftlrut the toad. th. p,-mhm.ro t». ing certain vtctlmi in a r.itiroxd ae-.-t- dent on the Columbux division, which occurred hut May. TVs- clerk wa* notified yesterday by *h* aetorney* teas Judge Spear had at- ready authorised the payxnstit of the Hnud’* HareoinrilK In absolutely un- equaled ua n blood |.urliter and •tm«thenli)K tnodlclne. It la the Ideal spring medicine. Try It. Thi Rev. W. J. Wiuer’s Priver. VonWeaw. CV. A/w a I Ah. h. \ .Fihhch IVa>r 1 auUi to tuti>rui you of tho benefit tu> wlfo has rocdTod from tho u«* of your nxMlciueo. I wuit mjt Uifrl youp '•Fttvorilo l*rv«c»ip- tioo ** u the* Ix-sit fo- nmle regulator on earth: my wifo has berti cured by tho Um<*ly usoof it. I bars bees using the “vioMcn NMInl Discovery ” and "Pleasant rellots.** and 1 am fullv oat- tolled they are oil you Urr. W. J. WAiJtxa. them to b« so, Idling >fu «i : ? n,J *‘<>t !ng th«t tho Almighty WOT, Woulngt toward you Meep»vt fully. W. J. WALKER. - CURE OB MONEY n BETthDCD TN TUB PAVILION. Tile horse* played to a fair houM yes terday, and the .port tx-lna Jlun up Hist- rtarw, everyone sot the north of hi, money. Borne of (he favorite* failed to land nrit poat the po*t, but that'a to be expected. Uncertainty, you know, I, e«- aentlal to racing and .peculation of <11 kinds. Without It there could bo no dlf. feremv of opinion, nnd tn the laat annly. *1, that', oil it amount* to. If form were a positive and unvarying quality tho “dope book" would be Invincible. For tho unke of the nport Its belter a* It Is. Today's card needs no comment. Its * Jlmdandy and don't you forget It. First quotations received In Putxel’s Pa vilion at 12:4!> p. m. AT MORRIS PARK YE8TERDAY. First race-Three-fourths of a mile. Time, 1:1114. Hilver, »l: 6 to 8 (Origin) 1 Tom Harding; tot: 1 to 1 (Relff) 1 Ed Kearney*, tM; 18 to t (Mldgley) », *-ootid race—Tbrc-f ourt bn of a mllo, selling. Time. l:13Vi. Kennel: 1M; 1 to 1.... (Hlm-S) 1 rinse: 102; S to 1, (Uimly) 2 May Day (filly): M; 7 to 1 (Clayton) 3 Third rnce—Tlirss-fourth* of a mllo. Time. t:1(!4. The Commoner; 111; I to 1....(Clayton) 1 Countor Tenor: HI; I to I .(Tural) 2 Phoebus; lit; 80 to 1 (Uttlcdekl) S Fourth race—Ono mile, serial handicap. Time, t:3Mi. Sir Walter; 118: 7 to 1 ...(Domrett) 1 Olenmoyne; 118; 3 to V. (Tirol) 2 ltsnquet: 123; 5 to I.., (Bhus) 2 Fifth rare—One mile. time. 1:42H. IloMemerc; 110; 1 to 8 (Blnir.) 1 Baeonesa; 80; 8 lo 1 (Claytun) 2 Glecson; V>; IS lo t (R. Doggett) 3 Sixth roee—Three-fourths of a mile, gelling. Time. 1:13%. (Hd Dominion; !M: I to 1 .(Clayton) 1 twonnwell; 109; S to 8 (Sims) 2 Nero; 103; « to 1 (Relff) 3 Truck task AT MORRIS PARK TODAY. Flrat .-scc-FIve-elghts of a mllo. Welter handicap. Hugh Penny, 110; LitUo nitty, 110; Palrlcltn. Ill: Discount, 112; Maid Me- rlon. 111: Hurllnghoni, 110; lota, 1M: Ed Kearney, 100; Owlet, 100; Ucllcosa, 07. Second rare—Thrav-fourths of a mils, selling. True Penny, 10*: Mohawk. '08; Pandora Geld, 1(8; Silk, 100; April Fool,, 1(8: Langilon, 101; Tuscan, 103; Ohlcet, 108; Sabrina Colt. 103; Tidings, 100; Sufficient, 100; b:iPux. 100; Tree Top, 100; Rufus, 100. Third rnce—Three-fourths of n mile, Dunbar stakes Connoisseur, 118: Salva tion, 111; Prlslil Pli(\.bui. Ill: Brandy wins, 113; Hnlmu. 113; Mnglsn, 110; The Cpcm. HO; golden Rod. 107: Nlcollr.l. 100. Fourth rsce—Five-eighths of n mllo, se. risl handicap. John Cooper, HI; aPace- tmker. 111; Jack of Spadeo, lit: Oalltee, 110; Our Jack, 110; Discount, HO; Ruck- r--nf, 10|; HurtHghun. 100; Declare, 106; Prig. 07: Ed Kearney, K; RUekhjtwk. W. Fifth race—Ono mile, selling. Adolberl, 108; Vtctorlous, .OR Prldto Karl. Mt; Copy- tight. 103; Julgo MorroW. 101; Parts, 100; Arab, tOO; Live Oak, 88; Itsanicy, 07; Spec ulation, 07. Sixth rice-One mite, setting. Saragos. sa. 117; Jodafl, IK; Lustre, M; HsxelhsteA, 83; Indra. I»: A*sx. 87; Prince Oeors*, M: Restraint. 84; White Wing*. M; Mekhly, 18: Setauket, 18.’ First odds received at 13:« p. m. Mas. peth electric light races at night. First odds at C;C p. m. MERCURY TIPS. Nsw York. Oct 8.—(Special.)—Moms Park selections for tomorrow: First race—Hugh Penny, MaM Martoo. Hurllnsham. • Second raee-Rufux, Atrll Fool. Pan. dor* Oetdtng. Third race — Connoisseur, Salvation, Bright Phoebua Fu ll ih race—Jack of 8pades. Peacema. ksr, John Coop* Fifth nsct-Vlctorlous. lteansey. Live Oat Sixth raeo-Saiugossa. ItaxelhatcK P^. stralnt Mercury. ALL FREE. Those who have used Dr, King’s Now Discovery know Us value, and (hose who have not have now the op portunity to try R free. Call on the advertised druggist and got a trial bot tle free. Send your name and address to H. E. Bucklen £ Co.. CMoaco. and get a sample box of Dr. King’s New Life nut Free, as well as a copy of Guide to Health and Household In structor, free. All of wMah to guaran teed god o you good and coot you noth ing. Don’t fall 1 attend Mrs. 9. Ollton’s opening of beautiful and artlatle tnllU- Umbrcllas at Phillips’. All dtsense* of the skin cured, and lost complexion restored by Johnsin's Oriental Soap. Sold at Goodvvya* & Small's drug store. Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder Wot M's Fair Highest -Medal and Diploma. $ SILKS. The largest stock of Best Black Silks ever seen in Macon. SILKS. $1 per yard for Black Silks worth 25 per cent, more, SILKS. .-=f Beautiful Change able Silks'for Shirt • Waists 75c to $1.35 SILKS. At 75c we are showing Beautiful line novelty Blacks SILKS. Drapery Silks, Eve ning Silks and Silks for Fancy Work. REPORT OF THE CONDITION -Of tl*r- AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK °f Macon, at Macon, In the State of Geor- Scr iflSt **** C,0lie Bu4l *nee» Octo- RESOURCES. Loan* and dlax»unt». .... .1H5.254 21 Overdraft*, aecurod and unse cured. 12,29121 U. 8. bonds to secure circulation &0.900 0D Premium on U. 8. bond*. . . . 6,o«>rt) Htocfc*, necuriUejr, ©to. . . . ; . i,e 00 Furnlturo r.nd fixture* 6,792 00 Due from national bank* (not reserve iwrenta) g,t82 30 Due from etato bank* and bonk- cr*. ....... ... 12,950 0 Duo from approved reserve acta. K,S04 W Check* and other cash item*. . 4,GW n Note* of other national bank*. . 2,000 00 Fractional paper currency, nick els and cent*. ..... 4$ 77 Lawful moniy reserve in bank, vis; Specie ft.ooo oo Loral tender notes 6,260 00 Redemption fund with U.8. treas urer (5 per cent, of olrculi- tion 2.250 00 Total 2651,270 25 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in. . . . . .1260.000 00 Surplus fund 25,000 CO Undivided profits, less expense* and taxes paid 12,744 44 National bank note* outstanding 45,000 oo Due to other national banks. . 3,209 i>7 Due to state bank* and bankers 8,412 13 Individual deposits, subject' to check. . 113,W3 83 Demand certificates of deposit. . 200 oo Time certificates of deposit. . . 48,157 56 Certified check* ’ V * 700 00 Cashier's checks oustandlnffi • . 85 16 Note* and bill* discounted. • . 141,792 G7 Total .363L270 35 State of Qconrla, County of . Bibb, ss: I. L. P. H11 Iyer, cashier of the above named bank, do »olemnly awear that tho above Htatenvnt Is true to the best.of my knowledifo and bellrt. L P. HILLYKR. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of October, IBM. M. J. REDMOND, Notary Fubllc. Correct—Atte.t; JOHN8TON . J. D. HTfJTSON, R. J. TAYI/JH. ■ Directors. NOTIOR Notice i» hereby given that on the J8th' ult., Nntlmn A. Opn* trad Philip Llpnmn, imrtles using tho firm namo BCd style Of N. A. Gamt & Co., tils- Bolvctl their copartnership, tho latter selling out to the former mill the for mer sueeeciihig thu Orm tn business mill assuming Its liabilities. N. A. Guns, p. Lipman. October 1. 1SD4. FOR RENT—Seven-room reaWence, 8S6 Clinton street. East Macon, with cne aero garden. Three minutes from elec tric cars. Very desirable; price low. Ap ply at Macon Savings Bank. FOR RENT—Small store corner of Third and Mulberry, next Davis' stables. R. E. Park. FOR RENT—Rear of second tloor, all of third floor and basement of American National Bank building. Constructed especially for printing office; after Oc tober 6. R. E. Park. FOR RENT—One hhndred acre Harm amd Improvements. Columbus rood near city, for next year. Julten S. Rodgers, edlmlnburator. MISCELLANEOUS. HOLMES & COUTTS' ceiCbre«ed extm- ywiat crackers retail at the low price of 10c a pound. ,■ 100 BUSHELS south Georgia seed rye. low price. Also seed barley, onion sets, etc., at Georgia Seed (Company, Poplar street, opposite city market. KUPFERMAN'S BULLETIN. - Fresh sour krout today at F. E. Kupferman’s, 412 Second street. Telephone 215. Sam Baer's old stand< «». CLASSES for French, English,. literature and history, musk*. Highest references. Mis* Isabella Nlcholls, 475 Orange street. KUPFERMAN’S BULLETIN. - Fresh Bour krout today at F. E. Kupferman’s, 412 Second street. Telephone 216. Bam Baer's old stand. LINDEN BAKINO POWDER always gives satisfaction. Your grocer sells It. FO SALE-JEkust portion tot 2C3 Godfrey .■district. Seventy-flvo .lores, Joining •Easft Tennessee and Georgia South ern roiads. H. M. Grannls. Plcrpont house. COTTON. I wlfh to inform my friends and pa- tron* that I have moved across Poplar street, opposite my old stand, and with Improved facilities and njore conveniently arranged warehouse, I am better prepared than ever to handle their cotton to ad- vantaffe. Consignment* always receive my prompt and personal attention. NEW RQO'B’l trORRECT WEIGHTS! HIGHEST PRICES I SATISFACTION QUARANEED1 ELLIOTT ESTEa 617-623 Poplar a treat. A I ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS KBADINd. FIFTEEN WORDS OR ' MORE. TAKEN AT ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AD. taken for less than is cts. WANTED. WANTED-To sen you a Dl model Den" mots typewriter, best machine in the world. J. E. Ulmer, agent. ‘Phone Nix 381. WANTED—Men nnd lady tn Macon os our cl(y representative who are favora ble to making money by diligent effort, to writ* J. Wallace Hoyt, cure Tele graph. It you live outaMc Macon and desire work address headquarter*. The Merttn ft Hoyt C», Charleston, & a FOR RENT. FOR RENT-New houx* on New street. Apply to W. 8. Psyne at Payne A WU- Ungham'A FOR RENT—A nice residence; 7 rooms; Prangs street. Apply (U Cotton avenue. FOR RENT—Large and convenient board ing house; Oak street, near Fourth. Terms reasonable. Julten S. Ilodgcra, administrator. FOR RENT—833 Orange street; seven rooms, gen end water, oar lino. Ap ply to J. N. Birch. FOR RENT—Nine-room residence, 178 Cola street. Chit on FVite Bronson, telephone 183. for particulars. FOR RENT.—Office and gentlemen* sleeping rooms. Apply at Macon Sav in FOR RENT.—Store No. 313 Cotton ave nue. Also warehouse on side Sixth street, nnd stoble with II stalls. Ap ply to Jenkins et Guernsey's shop. FOR RENT—Large ball, thlnl floor, over John lL_Ellls’. Triangular block. R. E. Part KUPFERMAN’S BULLETIN. - Fresh sour krout today at F. E. Kupferman't 113 Second street Telephone 315. Sam Baer's old stand. FOR SALE—One magnWcent new Co lumbia bicycle. Hes never been used. Will tell very cheap. Apply at Tele- - graph office. \tH0ttER'8 bread raising Is the best bread preparation made. Try It. CENTRA!., give me tin. Is that air. Keen? Yes, madam. Please send me two boxes Saratoga chipa 1 think tney are excellent. LOST—Scotch terrier puppy, wearing steel collar, and body and tull trimmed; v sra untrlmmed. Reward will be paid If re. turned to Telegraph. LINDEN BAKING POWDER always gives satisfaction. Retails 20c. lb. TURPIN’S BAKINO POWDER Is the beat made. Have you tried lt7 LOST—An opaJ scarf plo. probably be tween depot and Wesleyan college. Re- turn J. W. Callaway. «» Second street. OLD PAPERS for wmpplng, 25 cents per hundred at (he Telegraph office, too BUSHELS south Georgia bcoI rye, low prlc«. Also sesd barley, onion seta etc., at Georgia Seed Company, Poplar street, opposite city market GENTLEMEN who left due® with servant at Commercial Club on SSh- urduy. please report his name to A. w. Reese, secretary. HOLMES ft COUTTS’ BISCUITS and aikes are made from npw materials of tho very highest standard of r T - cellenoc; they Lave been awarded the premium over all competitors whor- $^ er . *» d U»e pronounced (he finest manufactured in -Use world If you use cakes or biscuits, why not buy tho best. Sold by the loading fancy grocers. \V E HAVE a lot of tinware we will give away for wnippers of large pack ages of RhoreFs Broad Raising-. W C. Turpin ft Co. TURPIN'S BAKING POWDER Is made of pure cream of rart.ir and soda and to guaranteed strictly pure. To In duce you to try Turpin’s Raking Pow der we win- for a short time, give w*th each pound -can of powder a pound con of Holmcn & Coutta' cele brated cakes or sultlnes both for 40 cents. Turpin's Is sold by the load ing retail grocers. Turpin Baking Powder Company, Macon. Ga. GOOD ROOMS, flmt-clasa fare at the Gray bouse, one block from Union de pot. on car line. 454 Pine. aim. H. a. Gray. For the Beat COAL at tlio-Lowest Prices. Wo can duplicate the best pricss on eny kind of goods. Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance. Telephone No. 409. Prompt attention to all onlerx. Yard near East Tennessee depot. lTllliu, uUutlnlil} The only Professional Modiste in the city, and the most accomplished in the South. New York fuetlities at your doors at far less expense. Patrons delighted. Orders pouring in. Don’t make the mistake of having your Dress made before consulting us. The correct thing In Dress Goods. The correct thins in Dress Trim- tnings. 000 pieces Dress Goods, embracing nil the newest colorings, ranging lu price from 20 cents to $1.50 per yard. 300 beautiful Novelty Suits $5 to $1S. Tho latest things in VanDyke and Moire Jets. Narrow Gli)i]», Sdntache Braids. Fur Trimmings, etc. We are doing the dry goods business ef the town. You may feel some folks, hiit you can’} fool the whole town. Follow the crowds. Don’t buy any thing In our line before seeing us. BURDEN. SMITHS Go SAFETY . IS THE KEY-NOTE Of human conviction, and by demon strating tho safety of EQUIITABLE BUILDING AND LOAN STOCK, the Association has secured tha confidence of the people. Lord Mansfield said, ’’the beat Invest ments for security nnd Income are flrst mortgages on real estate." Stock (n tho EQUITABLE BUILD ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATON la se cured by first mortgages on Improved real estate. In double the amount, which are held by the Union Savings Bank and Trust Company, as trustee, and nothing hut an earthquake can dislodge (hem. The Equitable will Issue this month 15,000 WORTH OF 8 PER CENT. GUARANTEED STOCK at 3100 per share. This stock guaran tees 8 per cent, cash dividends, payable seml-nnnually, and can be withdrawn • at any time after six months. Appli cants will bo served In turn. GEO. A. SMITH, General Manager. Room 4 Exchange Bank Bank Building FORSALE The Handsome 2-Story With Basement, No. 636 ORANGE STREET. The Most Wonderful Offer Yet .. ., 180 C MAGNIFICENT o OF THE . . Containing nine room*, with three bath room*, hot and cold water. AU modem conveniences. The house has been re cently papered and overhauled from top to. bottom and la In strictly first-claas conditlory It ha* a large frontage on Orange street and Rose Parle, and only half block from Indian Spring car line. It Is located vrn the hill, in a* good neighborhood as Macon afford*. It is undoubtedly the prettleet and most de sirable place on the market For sale low and on easy terms. For further Information call on Real Estate Agents. PROGRESSIVE TAILORING Can only be done by keeping abreast of the times and reliably informed on all that is new and novel. I have made arrangements witli the highest authority on prog ressive tailoring, to keep me posted on all the new ideas as they are evolved and adopted; thus my clients may be sure of having their clothes made in such styles as are entirely current and eminently correct. McKAY, The Tailor, 503 Cherry Street. worn FAIR! Securely bound in handsome cloth, now ready for READERS . OP . , . If you visited the Fair you can appreciate this volume 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 Views handsomely hound for 30 cents. This is all it will cost vou if you will clip out the following Coupon and bring or send it to Tho Telegraph. SNAP SHOTS OP TUB Worlds Fair ItCfiTA rU*yranUo Twmfte ti «ofr U»4i«to4Vb7toHM<MA. fork44 VMM Htui mum S mu mtra **> (Mir tows. mm STATE to