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Newspaper Page Textt THE MAC OH TELEGRAPH: WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOUJL'K 10, 1891 BARTLETT CLUB ORGANIZED A General Campaign Club for Bibb County With a Corpj of Good Worker*. COL. R. A NISBET IS PRESIDENT AtMX Thirty altmbrrt Enll.ud Who Will Look Well to tbo Inl.ieil, of Dlbb'e Candidate for i'oogr«*(i A Bartlett dub, with the title the Bartlett General Campaign Club tot lllbb county was organized hi tiro tut- jierior court room loat night, with Col. It. A. Nlnbct president and Mr. Morris llapp treasurer. 1’mldcul Nlsbet waa empowered to pppolut a permanent seenetary. Tlie lueotinf was composed of about thirty pcrsuunl friends of Judge Bart lett, who are cuthuslastic lu tlu ir es pousal and support of the game coclt nt Bibb for congressman from the jtixtli cougreskloual district. TV. G. V. Price was secretary of the meeting. The mooting was Tory anthusisstle and plans for conducting the campaign were thoroughly discussed and adopted. A thorough organization will be Uro result of the meeting and the club will look well to the Interests of Judge Bartlett In the coming campaign. President Nlfbet wus empowered to appoint all necessary committees, mid )io will announce today the commit- tecs and those who will oomiiosc them. Col. Nut bet can be relied on to uppclut such committee* u« will bo active lu carrying out whatever lustrucllon* are g iven them, mid the meeting oounl not avo dene belter titan to leave tills Im portant matter to bln Judgment. 'Jliu headquarters of the club will be In the Exchange It,ink build.tig lit n room adjoining and donated by Ba con & Miller. A resolution was unan imously passed requesting MaJ. Bacon jo deliver mi address to the voters of Jlllili O.n the night of October go under the auspices Of the club. This address wifi tie to arouse the Democratic vot ers of Bllib county to Uio duty they owe tho jsirty ami themselves. aH well as tlie honor of sending one of Bibb's ablest and most loyal sons to congress. AVlthlu a few days the Bartlett club will be thoroughly organis'd nml the campaign will begin In dead earnest. The Populists are moving heaven and earth for. Whitaker, their cnulhlulc, and tho Indifference exhibited by tho Deinocmtn in tho slnto election lias given them renewed faith and Inspira tion. Therefore It will lie necessary for the Democrats to arouse and or ganize themselves. I PERSONAL AND SOCTAL. 1 Dr. Mark O'Damlel left yestenlay for (A'ttu-ntti to atterid file state -medical convention, lie will return this even- ling. Dr. -Fleetwood went up with 6i*m also ito consult Dr. WjU» about tits Injured arm. Dr. O'Dsnh-l will b» the only representative of Macon tn Hie convention, but she could not lie better represented, lie ts one of the best physicians that Martin has over had —s fimeltt'Amrr who Is a constant stu dent of ti-ls profession. • IauR week, after the election was over and the returns trad been counted. It wt* discovered st the homo of -Mr. Andrew Tsyhir on Boundary street, tint the "fourth party" was oleeted. If being nnuther girl. Congratulations. -Misses Alecl* While of Ortnln n-nd J.v -ph'hte Parker of Orlwvell uro via. Ithig Miss Multte Johnson on Tattnall square. Dr. H. W. Walker. Dentist, IltM 8po und street (over Solomon's Jewelry stood, Macon, Go. Miss Agnes Swygert of Columbia, S. •C., Is visiting Miss Minnie Miller, No. 1153 ASh street. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mack and daugh ter have relumed from New York, THE -athenaeum? It Will Meet This Time at Mr. C. B. Willingham's, The -Macon Athenaeum meets next tEnMay night nt the ivaMcnce of Mr. C- B. Willingham, College street, nnd ult members ore Invited to intend. 'Papers may be expected from Dr. fleorge H. Taykir, Dr. K. P. Moore. Wf. Briefly* Bittlth duxt oUherv, Bume -choice reeltutlona by Miss Born Taylors Mrs. I .egg and others, a rut music by thc younR ladles’ ondiesir.v. Mrs, ctlf- root WUMann, Mm. C. W. St.lnHoUrr, Mm. Ed. Schofield. Mr. Howard, Ttna- ley nnd others. I PROMINENT N1V.UO DEAD. David Irincy, n Preshytoriao Minister, Dh\l Ixiat Night. David Isiney, a Presbyterian mlnls- tor. ami one of the boat known and licet liked negroes In tho city, died last inght at 12 o’clock, after a lung Illness. I-rney bad liecn pn.tur of tho ia>|. cdxI Presbyterian cliim-h but has been In such bod health for some tlnio that lie could not preach. He was a good, i.hl-faslilomxl. lion-st ilark.v and rent liked by all who know him. tlo rats.' I n largo family of chlldivu In Martin rod gave ,aich if thorn a gooil iduoa- tkm. Istnoy was T2 years old mul owned cwis.dor.tblo property and had money In Iho bank. lip will l>o burled tomorrow. TOM KIPPUR. : The Barred Jewish Holiday TV gun Tes- terday Evening. Yv»m Klppur or tho <k*y of wtontmmt YWReftfer evenTn* <rt 6 o'clock uifcJ will continue thnmnh today. \\4Jh the bcjrttmtair of Yom Klppur ***** to «*Hl continue until the wJcred ftolktay |> over. IT WAS A MISTAKE. Ths Danmwiburg Co.’s big store was re*4tliesnluanomneol in the sVs? “WHS'S gS?L!Si 2 5. stSUS.*"*" 11 Oc* Price a Cream Bikinn l*owdcf World's Fair Award. MORRIS PARK RACES. Record Breaking W«a the Order of tha Per. I Race Track, Morris Park, N. Y.. Oct 9. —Tha card here today waa flrat-claas tn every reapect tlie weather good and tha attendance fair. Aa the track waa In ex cellent nhope, record breaking waa tho order of the day, and thla waa accom- pliahed In the flrat race when Maid Ma rian broke the live furlong turf record by covering the distance In Wk* The beat previoua record of u7 llat waa made by Dr. Haabrouck In 102. Aa Maid Marian waa aecond choice In the betting and carried the untied aup- port of the Western contingent, her back- era were overjoyed at her victory. The principal event of the day waa tho race for the I>unnww atakea for 2-ycar- oMa, which waa productive of a attiring linlah. It waa a bitter tight all the way between Perry Delmont'a Magian and hla brother. O. If. P. Belmont*a handsome oolt Brandywine. The laat furlong of the race waa conteated inch by inch and the pair croaaed the line head# apart. The surprise of the day came In the result of the llrat 2-year-old aerial handi cap. in which Blackhoiwk, a rank out- aider, whoae odda were 200 to I, took the lead at the atari, maintained it to the end and won by an open length from Jack of Hpadea, who waa a hot favor.te In tho ring. IN THE * PAVILION. Morria Park In all Ita appointment a la a great race comer, perhaps the grtmeas in the country. Certain It in that only one or two can make any pretention# tn equaling It. At the wune time it haa Ite peculiarities In ita hill* <uid toboggan alido that form player* are apt to over look In their calculation**, and now ar».l then the result la dlsaaUr. Huch waa the case yesterday wh.m the favorites were knocked down In one, two, three order, records were broken and the talent were nil at sea. Out that waa yesterday tnd It doe* not follow that It will he tbs name way today. “Blood will UH, so will form In the long run. Th-*re are some "hot tomalea** In thin afternoons card that need no tipping. 1-ook out for e Klrst quotations received In Putxel’a Pa- vlllcn at 13:48 p. m. AT MORRIS PARK YESTERDAY. Flrat race—Five-eights ot a mile. Time, & ilarlnn: 111; 2 to I---';-;ACIjyton) 1 Hush Penny; U«: S to »....(McOntfwty) t JoVj; l«t; 5 to (Dogged) a BecoiKl race—Three-fourths of a mile, maidens. selBns. Time, l ;lll A- , Muffle lent; ton; 2 to 1..... Wfi®"* J Bsbrlne (colt); 103; 2 to t * Af-rll l-’ool; 108; J to 1 (Hamilton) t Third rnce-Threo-fourths of a mile. Time. tJOlt. . , nialSihsnrk; 32; 10 to 1..—J .tack of Spades; lit; 2 to I f. Peacemaker; 114: 5 *0 Fifth race—One mile, selling. ^Tlnie, Live' 1 'Oak: M; 2 to ‘“mimrn * Adelhert; 103; 7 to . -J, 5 Vlclorloun; 101; 1 to 1....'. (Dcagett) 3 Sixth race—Time, 1;3»V4. Mt-taukef. 78; 4 to l Lustre; 91; 7 to 6, Restraint; M: 2 to 1 Track Past. AT MOnBIS PARK TODAY. First race—Five-eighths of a mile. Btoncnell, 113; 8l.tl-l Marian, 100, lady Violet, 103; Applause, 8B. Second rsee-Three-fourtha of a mile. Kenmd 122* Urania, IHi KuluU (colt), 1W; imggott, MJi Sun ICO; Monseo. tOS; U-xwrewtrd. «« Tr vv soty, 38; Pombnxctte, 06; Lucan In, 95. Phil Thtrd^racc—One mile and one-fourth. Hunter handicap. Sprinkle' iST-Asly: « LiIhc Morrison llllly). O’; Foxeta. Fourth race-Ono mtlo 3! lift; tied Skin, 97; Nero. W; Peter ths areal, 96; Aurellan, 06; *iwi itouKuu-, vj, •»; Havoc. 91. *,». Wlnga SO: Bostrjint. Qlcewmc, R. ■SS A r“cS^Utfourth. of * mile. S JSsu’ft.wtiE s ^SSSSSSsTifaL odda at t:46 P» AU dkMN of tho »Wn cured, nnd tost complexion restored by Johnson tt Ortsmal Sanp. Bold nt Qoodwyn & Small's drug »B>«- ,.(J. Pavla) 1 ....(Clayton) 2 (SUecdy) 3 TWO LIVES SAVED. Mrs. Phocbo Thomas of Juns’lon City, Ml., tvan told by her doctors that she had consumption nnd that thero was no bopo for her. but two bottles of Dr. Kina'S Notv Discovery complotoly curod Iter, nml sho nays It saved her lira, Mr. Thos. Eggera, 139 Florida street, Ban Fmnclsco. suft red from a dreadful cold, approaching consump tion, tried without result everything else, then bought ono bottlo of Dr. King's New Discovery, nnd In two weeks was cured. He Is naturally thankful. It t* such results, of which these are samples, that prove tho won derful efficacy of this mcdlclno In coughs nnd colds. Free trial bottles st H. J. Lamar & Son'a drug store. Ileg- a>lsr else. 60c. and 21. Visit the Wiregrnss Exposi tion. Special trains by the Southern Railway will leave Mucon 7 n. m., October 10th ami 12th. Tickets half rates. mnn purnmon court. 6utt tor Dsvnagea Entered Against Al- dcnnmi Carling. Mr. Oxik Clayton baa entered a autt tn <he aupertor court agulrwt Mr. T. J. Carling for 210,000, alleging Illegal •great. The ault la on outgrowth of the dtf- flculty arising from the arrest and uroaiootloa eg Mr. Clxytou by Mr. Calling In August last, an neoount of whmh appeared a the Telegraph at -the time. The November term of BU* superior court open* on the flrat Monday tn November. Next Tuesday ts the last day tor returns and all turtles Inter ested should govern tticmsevei accord ingly. vjxUp'ANBSH ILE CURE A Kbw M'l (Vorl*te lYoatoieut, couthtliu of lUPfOHITURUX 0«p2*ult'- of OlnUnent au<i two U’»•• of UiuliUrtut. K never f*mtw Gut* for Tiled »f every mm™ iujJ Icw-do. U mtX— laopmtkw fllth the inlfe or InjwUsMHOf CWrboO* SCla, which IT* Mlnfwl &U>i r*idaiu • |-oi n.auenl can*, and niton n>ult2U)»- lu d«*tii, ub HOMarj. Whjr endU'fl thi* tornblw disuutw? Wf auurantww O bo»w f> our* anr oam, loaovy par for It'iH'ili* rvwimd. f 1 a box. 6 fur fa. Soot by null. OiaUBh'M l»eue*l by OUT ajD'ol-. CONSTIPATION tl Jiptnss, Ut«r Pell«h Uw eat 1JVtil ui.1 MTOU ACtI HfcurI.ATi'II »c.l ULOuPri kiiii.u. .--a,a. miia oni me—. -i «s Ukr. forcUUAti'auMa SOlAam, ISsmka. ooAuasrrx-a.— • •-— w QOODWYN * SMALL-, Bolt Agents, Cherry Street and Oottoa Avenue, Macua. Om it takes a •* great head” to enginccra great Clothing Store. It is only a keenly watched business moving on a large scale, sending out daily great quantities of goods, that can maintain a strictly fresh stock. Smarter people than ourselves admit the low prices now quoted of the things advertised by us daily. They were brought under tlie new tariff willi a sharp turn. Cash and this outlet, potent in the markets of the world in reducing the costs of things, warrant the repetition of our own old proverb: Aggregation is Economy. MACON, GA. 51 to 353 - - - CHERRY STREET Engines, Boilers, dins SAW MILLS, Machinery All Kinds. YOU MAY not gel ons of tho prizes I offered for solving my puzzles, but thero ia a prize for every customer in the low prices I make this month. CFO. T. HEBIjAND. Jerclei. 320 Second street CONCERT LAST NIGHT. CONCERT TO-NIGHT. CONCERT EVERY NIGHT. In your own home, with your own family, and your own llne- ibued piano. t . Just gather your wife nnd girl* and musical friends In your nu«lc room and have a grand home concert. That Is pure musical enjoy- mcnt-oatlsfylng, refining and en during. „ .. IVe idinll be delighted to furnish tho fine piano to every fumlly de alring to Inaugurate the home concerto. That Is Just what we ore living for. HIDDEN: 5:,PES Southern Music House, R.J. ANDERSON % SON MACON, GEORGIA. A Whole Flock Benjamin Franklin Used to »j> that If he obtained but on« Idas from a book he considered hlaself well repaid for his Investment There is a silent but potent missionary that not alone sufgests Ideas to men. but tells them what the thinkers of all time have dont with these Ideas; a missionary that represents the very fountain-head of all knowledge, that unlocks the secrets of nature, and “Chains the Elements To our chariot whefls." This missionary It the justly celebrated new edition ENCYCLOPEDIA BHITANNICA, and (t appeals to every human being who can read. If you have any special bent or Inclination foe any particular branch of knowledge open the DRITANNICA and Ideas will flock to you. If you are young, with your life before you, It will furnish you with ideas to advance you! business Interests, and to make you a more useful member of society. If you are a tired bread-winner It will amuse and enliven you with stories of travel with uualnt and beautiful mythological legends, and with the facts about animate end flowers. It Is never wearisome, and It lasts a life-time. It Is cosmopolitan And Democratic I .t ii ■,;<> no SIuisciim tetmn ths rick snJiher»w.6mtsy,,oteOn "Im,yonrs .ln.it foe ttw Ilk,,." TEN CENTS A DAY Ml hi, It, tut >m ttiouM win .tone. If yw »lth t. tik. of ii* *rt<l*' Introlwctwy oilor. The Constitution, ATLANTA. OA Or call at branch olflcc. CO? Mulberry street. Macon. Ga.. where you will find tn ilio Brittanies reading rooms com plete sets of this magnificent library and recelv* oourteous attention. AGENTS BALE OF VALUABLE PRINTING * OFFICE. Georgia, Bibb County—By virtue of a consent orler passed by hi* honor. Jorin L. Hardeman, judge ot the su perior court of the Macon circuit, on September 19, 1891, In 'ho case of the Macon (Ins Light and Water Company and others against J. W. Burke & Co., pending In the superior court of Bibb county, I will sell at public outcry to the Mghest bidder, at the court house door In the city of Macon, said county, between tho legal hours of sale, on the 2d day of October. 1894, all the printing office, outfit and plant of the said J, W. Burke & Co., now In my hands as receiver, the same being the type and machinery, fixtures nnd np. pllances, including the printing office and bindery, with nil tho toots, Imple ments, presses, engines, machinery and other articles connected therewith. A full schedule of said property may be seen at the offico of the receiver. In the city of Macon, and the property Itself can be examined by any one de sirous of bidding on the same. Tlie purchaser *H be required to pay 10 per cent, of his bid at the time tho property ts knocked down t6 him. and he remainder of his bid when the pos session Is delivered. The sale Is subject to a confirmation by the court. No bid for a sum less than 25,000 will be received. The property to bo sold Is tho well known printing plant of the 'house of J. W. Burke & Co. E. W. BURKE. Receiver. RYLE. Under and by virtue bf on order passed by Judge J. L. Hardeman, Judge of tho superior court of Bibb county, on tho 18lh day of September, 1S94, which Is recorded in the clerk's office, I will sell at public outenr, to tho highest bid der. for cash, at the court house door of Bibb county, Ga.. On the 17th day ot October. 1894. all the notes, aecunts, choses In aettbn and Judgment* now in my possession as assignee of the late firm of Price & Mans, for the purpose of paying debts, etc. A full list of above can be seen nt the office of tho Macon Hat Company on Cherry street. R. M. SMITH. Assignee of Price & Maas. Oso. V. Steed. Attorney. All persons having demands against the rebate of James T. Nlsbet, late of Bibb county, deceased, are hereby noti fied to render in itludr demands to the umlerrtgncd according to law and nil persons indebted to oald estate are re quired to make Immediate payment. This 11th day of September, 1894. J. W. NISBET, Executor James T. Nlsbet, Deceased. GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY’.—The op. praisers appointed to set aside a twelve months' support to Mrs. Mary s. Nlsbet nnd her one minor child out of the estate of James T. Nlebet, deceased, having filed their return In this office, this Is there fore to notify all parties concerned to file their objections on or before the firet Monday in November, 1SH why said re- turn should not bo made the Judgment of this court. C. M. YVILEY’, Ordinary. GEORGIA, mnn COUNTY.-Dr. B. H. ratleraen having applied to me lor let ters of guardianship of the peraon nnd properly of Willie C.Foster, this la there fore to notify ail parties concerned to tile their objections, it any tbey have, on or before the first Monday lu November, 18*4, or letters will then be issued os asked for. C. M. WILEY. Ordinary. GEORGIA BIBb COUNTY’.—Eliza Cal. hoim btrtilff applied to me for tetters of 6>iarJla.nahlp of the person and property of Mertdtth. Matilda, Alonzo *ind tjtnrude Holt, this Is therefore to notify all par ties concerned to file their objections, if any they hav% on or before the nrst Monday In November, 1S9I. why letters should not bo issued as asked for. C. M. WILEY, Ordinary. GEORGIA. 13IKB COUNTY.-Mrs. M. Q. Wairnoo having applied to mo for letters of administration to Issue to James La Anderson, tho cointy aralnlstmtor. on tho estate of Mrs. Eliza V. Allen, late of said county, dccoetsol. this Is therefore to notify all parties concerned to file the! objections. If any 'hey have, on or before the first Monday In November. ISM. why letters should not bo issued as asked for. C. M. WILEY, Ordinary. LOOK OUT FOR COLD WAVE Window Glass, Mantels, Tiles and Grates. ore the cold weather comefl.' • ib.in evw. .T. C. BURKE. Nbw L» the time to buy ths above before the cold weather cornea. I have the largos: atock South, with prices lower U>an evjr. 0. P. & B. E. WILLINGHAM, MACON. GA. m 00QB1 LUMBER. M0ULQMI PJUMI UHs M SHOT. AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES. LEADING WHOLESALE HOUSES. G. Bemd & Co. WACO!?. GA. 3Iauuiactorera and ii'iaiora.a BARKttfe SADDLERY. LEATHER AND SROEFIDlSCtl 463, f54an*3 iX Cherry SlraJt. L. Cohen & Co., LIQUORS, CIGARS and TOBACCO. Cheapest house in Macon. Orders promptly filled. J. Le MACK, Hanagsr. - - - Macon Ga. A trial solicited. MACOH SASH, DOOR & LUMBER C0. # INCORPORATED CAPITAL, S60.000. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS, i —and manuf acturers of— Sash, Doors and Blinds, Scroll and Turned Work. Dealers in Paints, Glass, Cement, Putty, Lime, Plaster, Hair. BUILDERS’ HARDWAE. Etc. | °%7S a .S , ^r.‘lro«. FOR sale. The eale of the Twiggs Ojl and Fertil izer Company of Jeffersonville Twiggs county. Georgia at public auction to be held on Wednesday, October 10th at 12 o’clock noon, at the office of Talbott & Sor*s, Macon, fJa. This plant consists of tlie following machinery: One hydraulic pre*s, with fifteen steel plate botes; two 62 heaters; one uctof four-high 30 calendered crushing rolls; ono direct acting steam cake former; one Hall duplex-acting steam pump; one No. 2 “Climax” huller; two 100-saw llnters, with feeders nnd condensers: one hand screen, with elevator, etc. .one combina tion reel and shaker; one cake breaker; one cake grinding mill—French buhr stones; two CfLx6ft. settling tanks, with fixtures; one receiving tank; one holding tank for pressure pump, with all necessary pipe connections; one portable cake table, and nil shaftings, pulleys, hanger* bearings, couplings, collars, counter shaft* eleva tors and conveyors complete, for n fif teen-ton oil mill; one 60-H. F. “Talbott" stationary, side crank engine and one J50- H. P. *'albott" steel return tubular boiler; one tertlllzer mixer; one revolving reel; one set of crushing rolls; one 48 top runner Aesopjs xtone corn mill complete; one flfty-ton railroad track scales, with 31-foot platform; one 400-pound platform scales; one 600-pound bale and barrel scales and two regulation trucks. Also, one complete ginnery, consisting of four 60-saw “Eagle” gins, with feeders and condensers; ono "Thomas” direct- acting steam press; ono seed cotton ele vator complete; one 6-ton wagon scale. Also, one 40-H. P. “Talbott* stationary engine (center crank), and one 60-H. P. return tubuVar steel boiler (“TaJbott”). All of the above machinery is In flrat- claas order, navlng been used only n few months. The aboye cotton seed oil mill nnd ginnery, together with the lands on which It stand* will bo sold to the highest bidder on the above mentioned day by resolution of stockholders. Terms: Certified check for one-tonth of bid, balance to be pakl ten days after date of sale. For further Information wo refer you to Talbott & Sons of Macon, Ga., or J. C. Shannon and R. H. Cars well of Jeffersonville, Ga. TWIGGS OIL AND FERTILIZER CO. Per Ellis M. Talbott, Sec. and Trea* f l 2 3 SHOE i 18 THE BEST. NO SQUEAKINO, ♦5. CORDOVAN. FRENCH & ENAMELLED CALH * TO FlNECALF&KfeNGARDtt $ 3.5P POLICE,3 Soles. «*s8Sfc* BoysSchoiiShoes. •LADIES* SEND FOR CATALOGUE WL'DOUGLAS, BROCKTON, MASS. Yoa can save money by purebastug W. 1m •• DuuglnR Nhflmi Because, we arc the largest manufacturers of advertised shoes in the world, aud guarantee the value by stamping the name and price on the bottom, which protects von ngair.st high prices aud the middleman's profits. Our shoer equal custom work In style, easy fitting am wearim; qualities. Wc have them sold ever— where at lower prices for the value given tha; any other make. Take no substitute. If you denier can" 0 ! **»«•- * * ••■'u, wt* can. Sold K- ROCHESTER SHOE CO. 613 CHERRY STREET. A. T. HOLT. Real Estate Aoent. 365 Second Street. FOR RENT—Several nice Romes in Vlneville. . No. 507 Oranxe street. No. 1071 Walnut street. No. 103 Ross street. I want to sell real entate In tho city GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY—Samuel R. Jaqucs. executor ol the estate of Richard W. Jaques. kite of said county, deceased, having represented to this court that he has Tulty discharged the duties of said trust and nonr asks for letters of dismis sion. This is, therefore, to notify all par ties concerned to file objections, tf any they have, on or before the first Monday In December, 1S9I, or letters of dismission will then be granted as asked for. This third day of September. 1S9I. C. M. WILEY. Ordinary. Madison Avenue • HOTEL, Jladlson Avc. and 58th St., NEW YORK. $3 per iny and uf. American Flan. Two blocks from the Third and Sixth Avenue Elevated railroads. The Madison and 4th Ave. and Belt Line cars pass tho door. H. M. CLARK, Pass. Passenger Elevator runs all night. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. DR. MARK O'DANIEL, Oflloe 318 Second Street. ^Hours 11 to 1 nnd 4 to 6. Telephone Residence 371 Orange street. Tele phone 3S9. DR. J. J. SUBER3. Permanently located. In the rr.s- dallies venereal. Dost energy re stored. Female irregularities and poison oak. Cure guaranteed. Address Sn confidence, with stamp, 210 Fourth street. Macon. Ga. , DR. c. H. FEETE. EYE, EAR, THROAT AND NOSEL s .*° 1 ani1 3 ,0 s - Telephone 14. Office. 573 Mulberry, corner Second •treat, Macon, Ga. DR. t. H. SHORTER. EYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT. Ofllco 568 Cherry St. Macon. Ga. J. Cooper Morcock. Louis B. Warren. MOROCK & WARREN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Rooms 22 and 23 Exchange Bank Building, Macon. Ga. Interrogatories promptly and neatly executed. Collections a specialty. MACON SAVINGS BANK 576 Mulberry Street, Macon. Ga. Capital and surplus $150,000 ■Pay* 5 per cent. Interest on deposit® ot II and upward. Real estate loans oa tho monthly Installment plan, nnd loans on good securities at low rates. Legal depository for trust fund* Will act as administrator, executor, guardian, re ceiver and trustee. H. T. POWELL President H. G. CUTTER Vice-President J. W. CANNON Cashier EXICHANGE BANK, OF MACON, OA. ' H. J. Lamar. Geo. B. Turpln- Fresldent. Vlce-Preeldent- J. W. C.bsnlss, Cashier. We solicit the busiacss of mirchsnts, planter, and banks, offering them courteey. promptaeee, eaf.ty and liber- nitty. The largest capital nnd surplus of any bank In Middle Georgia. . MACON, GA IX. 4. Lamar, Free id eat; Gen B. Tur. ptr. Vice-President; J. w. Cabsnlsa. Cashier; D. K. Nelllgan. Accountant. * CAPITAL, 2200.003. SURPLUS. 230.000. Interest paid on deposits s per cent, per annum. Economy la the road ta wealth. Deposit your savings any they, will be Increased by Interact. Com-' pounded eemLannually. j. M. Johnston. President. J. D. Stoteon. Vico President. L. p. Hlllyer. Cashier. Tie American national Bank, MAO ON, GA. CAPITAL..,, .. .. ., ..2250.000 00 SURPLUS.. ,, „ „ ..225.000.0* Largest capital of any national bank In Central Georgia. Account* ot banks, corporations and kidl/lduaU wU 1 receive careful attenUon. Oorrespon- dense Invited. OF MACON, GA CAPITAL1SURPLUS, $260,000 B. H. PLANT, PRESIDENT. W. W. WRIGLEY, CASHIER, I* C. PLAITS SGI, BA.NJvER BACON. GEORGIA. ESTABLISHED 1861 Banking in all ita branches. Interest allowed on Time Deposit* Vie handle foreign exchange and arrange travellers credits .on Messrs. Rothschild of London for all European points.