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-- ,.. , . -• An Immense Crowd of Vuitort on the Ground* to See the Ex hibit* SOUTH GEORGIA'S RESOURCES The Af rlenllnral Display. Arm I'.rllcu. lirlf FIhc-I)ow«*ci« Exhibits Un» ■ urpaiMil—H»uy Rmturct of Great latere*!* Poulan, Ot., Oct 12.—(Special.)—Tho second day of the Worth County Fair was ushered In by an Immense crowd ot visitors. The starry flag of our country, surmounted by a streamer Inscribed with the wools, "Worth Cmlnty Fair," fluttered In tho breezo and tho modest little fair grounds were fairly levinlng with people from all sec tions ot tho adjoining counties. Inno cent amusements, such as foot races, greasy pole climbing, etc., amused out siders, whilst lustdo tho building vis itors were Interesting tUeuuclves by Inspecting dm various exhibits, Ouo of the finest exhibits of agricul tural products was that ot Cupt. J. 0. Mot'haul of Poulau. In tho collection wen- thirteen varieties of corn, thirteen varieties of cow peas, Ilf teen varieties of forage, haled and nicely cured, live Varieties of sweet potatoes, live varie ties of sugarcane, besides beets, rye, ebufas, rice, etc. Mr. W. XI. Mcl’liaul exhibited corn, cotton, hay, rice, etc. Mr. W. TV. Monk of Sumner had on exhibition six varieties of corn, two of sweet potatoes, two of pcao, alx of ap ples, two of pears and rice, besides bums, bauou, meal, etc. A most Interesting and complete ag ricultural exhibit was mule by Mr. James M. Watson, tho proprietor of a ‘‘one-horse farm." This /arm was pur chased and paid for by premiums won at different fairs. Mr. Watson showed seven varieties of corn, thirteen ot for age, Itvo of sweet potatoes, thirteen of peas, together with rlco and ground- peua. This exhibit Is not only highly creditable as to variety, hut Is first lu quality. Ono of the homlsamcwt exhibits la that ot Dr. J. F. Wilson, proprietor of the Ihney Park Nursery and Keys tone Fruit Company. The doctor Is a leading spirit In all such matters, and with en ergy and enterprise scores a success In sit his undertakings. He has aesoclaited with him Mad. Nagtcy, a capitalist of Pittsburg, Pa., who himself Is an enthu siastic worker Tills company ban on exhibition n floe collection lit rare planus, flowers, rows. etc. These were most tastily arranged In pyramidal form, and triads « magnificent center- piece for the whole display, arresting the attention of vtettom at once on en tering the building. Tlilo enterprising and rollufblo Arm cultivate all the host end loading varieties of trees, vine#, plants, and shrubbery adapted to that rrtrion of the state. Besides the floral display, this company showed lino pear*, apples, grapes, pecans, English wnlrroK wines, ste„ all of which wore finest to quality. Another very Interesting exhibit was that of Cant. E. L. Olrdner of 1‘oulnn. This exhibit was very attractive, and made up with a. variety of farm, gar den end home Industries In this work the captain had the valuable services of his acrttmpllahod wife and lovely thumb- J'r™- In -tW* collection were twenty-six varieties of roses, fifty-two jnrn of SJnST’ frutt *- borides wines. Jetties, do- nritstla soapa. yeast cakee. ptektes. etc. k.SEUS!?"* »1*> nwntlework, painting, hardaMods. curb*. etc. WORK OF THE WQMQN. . .ffl 111 * H be expected that de- tsMa can he revtered Into, yot some ex- ht»ts In the home bulustries were such “I * 1 * j|#maufl Ih litis department l, 11 u f ,cr of Poulan had a mag- ntneent display of MUeo, pre«cr\vo, JxwuKsl fruits, wines and vegetables. had also a flne collection of plants, roses, etc. - Mrs. W. w. Monk of Sumner had a SiTn <> * p } 4y i ,,, J’i* ®“ n0 department. In- 01 re tS nn Li hon * y ,. bread, cakee, etc. In the needle work department Mrs, MaPhaul of Sylvester had u beautiful collection of embroidery, j w . n ‘ cr °ehet, hairpin edging, braid and knot work. Also oil, dye, water work 1 " hu '" g *' p '“* h ‘ Un *»' end laco 'Jl™-, T. ft. Williams of Sumner ex- htbw^l * vary handsome collection enVbrolitery, oil paintings on velvet, riork, pencil drawings, oil puritlngs, lace ptper flowers, cmbrold- erj-on satin, etc. ^Tbere were many other exhibits In this line worthy of notice whtah want ef space prevents mentioning. CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. TOo ehttdren also had a department. HIT. ** OM,rr departmenu much skin and latent were shown. The drawings pf Mis, Monk. S years oM, wus vary good indeed.' A miss of 11 Showed a qiillt of' 3,7711 piece* She evMeirily hat * patient turn of mind as well as skill. Mr. Pelham, the ivirte und courteous secretary, mrormed mo ttrjt he had made some TOO entries for the entire •Profeasor J. n. llunnleutt made _ very Interesting and Instructive talk- to the via hors, and he assured me he never nddivasod a more oiUerly and at tentive ni*tJd;ce. , This correspondent scknowled.'V with special gratlltcntton the attention ah own and hospitality enjoy* »1 from Dr. J. F. Nelson, Cant. J. 0. MoRhaul. Ospt. E. L. Olrdner and others. Ospt. J. O. MoPhaul, W. H. Mc- A UST ot reasons why you should ln- 1 sist up'n having I>r. Pierre's rieosent Pellets, and nothing ebe in their place : — l Ikveuia- iheyYe the mioflest, land the p7*t*tnM to take, tvvauaw Uvv're tlw* oisi.rt In then-way*. no ttisnutones, no rartlan afterward. Their cf- f*-U last They iMriatr and perma nency rare Rmousnesft tndl- poraliii. t'oiutipaiion. Sick Road* acbo, and Soar Stomach. Tho moat rv'inmou reuse of Piles is cen-tlpatlon. By removing the canss u cure fa effected. Da. ’L&i mnor moj*. I tuvp m* tumbled with gfe i f ^ r . sgk UAsne s**d th» trouble It aU dafeUaJ The fact that Hood’s Sarsa parilla has cured thou sands of others is certainly sufficient reason for belief that it will cure you. It makes pure, rich healthy blood, tones and strength ens the nerves, and builds up the whole system. Remember parilla Hood’s Cures rvwvmvm Be Sure to Ret HOOD’S and Only HOOD’S. Stationery, Monograms, Wedding Invitation* and visiting cards engraved at lowest prices. No de ity: work, done by skill ed workmen In our establishment. Send fur samples and prices. J. P. Stevens * Bro.. Jewelers. 47 Whitehall street,, Atlanta, Us. Paul and Maj. Pelham are all Urge land owners and to settlers who dcelre homes 4n this sunny clime, where hon est toll Is sure to tic rewarded, lands on easy terms and at low prices can certainly be secured. HASTOIAN ETCHINGS. New Buildings Being Erected—Good Crops In Dodge. Eastman, Oct. 1*.—(Special.)—Tel- fUlr superior court sits at McRae on Monday, Judge C. C. Smith presiding. Some excitement was created here about a supposed case of diphtheria, but it proved to he a, false alarm and everybody Is serene. Improvements are constantly going on. Several new buildings are In course of construction. We 'hive a new brick cotton warehouse under the popular management of our mayor, W. F. Harrell, and the cotton season now on hand keeps our buyers busy. Crops In Dodge were never hotter. Everybody has imade enough amt to spare, but the low price of cotton la the one thing thult discourages the farmer, but 'he Is well oft end doing well alt the same. The Bush Bros, have closed their Ice factory for 'the season after another prosperous year. They are enterprising young -men and have mot with suc cess. A large number of EaStinanltea at tended Che Wlrcgnass Fair at Ha'wklns- vlllo and give a favorable report of the many iittrocttons ito be seen. The Southern Railway made a very con venient schedule and quite a crowd took advantage of it. MAKING MATCHES OF PAPER. Brunswick Has a Flourishing Factory Doing This Work. Brunswick. Oct. IS—(Special)—Match es made from paper are novelties, but Brunswick baa a factory In full opera tion that is dallv turning out numbers of them. , At preaoirt the factory la conducted on n limited plan, and was commenced merely as nu experiment to seo what demand could be creaited for the new product, but the success that has greet ed the experiment luailfloe It* continu ance bn a huge acute, und It Is expected that .paper mntvhas will soon be turned out In inamm-tk proportion*. ‘Mr, Koeerja ‘form* is the owner of the litre factory, and Sensor Antonio Prat Is manager. Mr. Torres being oon*ul for a number of foreign coun tries, a large lumber exporter ami a di rector In the National Bonk, la lUflVctent guarantee thn/t the barking of tho con cern Is not limited, and It the auccesa with which the Industry audited la oon- tluued, it will not lack for capital to push It. THE STORM AT UEPHStBAH. A 'Heavy Rainfall—Damage to Cotton— Personal and Social M>litters. Heplwrltxih. Oct. 13—(Spoolnl).-The tropical hurricane got tn It* work hero Monday night and Tuesday. The rain fall «* night wse 3.7 Inchon, anil the day following 0.7 Huh—total lu twenty-four houni. 4.4 tnohe*. The wind was high. Cotton, where not well up with pteklflg, w«t badly rinmaxed. Visitors In the vIHsxe at prearot are: Mkwrti G. G. and Massy Burxhnrdl. Qraccwobd: Mr. J. O. Dyne, Waynes- boro, ami MV* Mamie Hookey. Allen'*. Thursday at noon. Mr. It. H. Foea, a prominent merchant of Iouvgtey, was married to Mine iLtlltnn Krcps, a popu lar young ladv of that little manufac turing town. The happy couple will vlatt the groom's parent* near here. A DEMOCRATIC PRIMAnV. Quitman, Oct 13-MRpeclat).—In the Democratic prtmnry today 830 v«ea were rest. The following officers were nominated: Clark. J. D. Wed*, Jr.: treasurer. W. \V. Walker; ■tkerifHlA. j. Conolyi tax edlcriw, M. F. Jon..-.,; tax receiver. J. W. Phllllm,; ooroncr, E. D. ponder. The tntermt to the race waa centered In the Mharlff'* oflioe. tax eolhvtor and ux receiver. The eloottou paaoed oft quietly. FIRE IN THE COTTON.. It Took Hard Work to Save the Steam er Paulina from Destruction. Oat vastest, Tex.. Oot. 13.--About 10 o'clock last night lire was dtsoovrred tn the after hold of the Spanish ateamshlp ibulltu, ax anchor and receiving cargo, outride the bar. Etibrta were immedi ately made to aupureoa ft with steam, but failed, and a powerful tug wo* sent fo her relief and began to flood rise com partment wtlh water. Tba Are is under control, and has not extended beyond the after hold. The tug is MMl pumping water Into the hold of the Pautlna. and It I* believed that the lire WIN 4x> extinguished hy morning, when what 4* left of the 604 bales of cotton and 354 ton* ot eotxon oil cake •towed in the hold will be discharg'd on to lightens and brought lo the city 4»t beUevtd that the cargo in the °*h*r hold* fa> damaged. The Paulina was loading fhr Liverpool. BEYOND COMPARISON. Are the gotxl qualities possssssd by Hood's 8*rsapartll». Above all It puriltes the htooi, th is strengthening the nerves; it regulates the dtgeaUre organs, tnri lorate* the kidneys und liver, and tone* and builds up the entire ar»Vm. cures scrofula, dyapepaU, catarrh and rheumatism. Get Hood s ard only 11004*1. ^ Juhan’si New Coats. $5 4 # ^3 ^ Juhaa’s Wraps for children ^ ^ Julians Down Comforts. ^Juhan’s Blankets. ^ ^ Juhan’s New Kid Gloves. ^ ^ Juhans New Hosiery. ^ ^ Juhan’s New Dress Goods ^ BANK CASHIER WENT WRONG. Elpaoo, Tex., Oct. 12.—Ca#hler Buchanan of the Sonora Bank of Robert Lee county, Tex., (f.eaded mUlty thla morning In the United States court to embeszlement from the United States postoffice and was sen tenced to eighteen months In the peniten tiary. He with his brother, the president of the bunk, and his deputy postmasters, raised $3,000 on fictitious money orders. They were nil arrested and one deputy. Harris, turned state's evidence. and bent Win tor Whnnt Flour Mill Plant In tho World. UNBINE. Crushed jVHddll-pgs Flour* Thoonly Flouroflti kind,and tho bet of anylclnd. Itlsmiulehyn.ccretpro- C03S known to bnt two persons. 9100,000 has boon oBored for tbs Knowledge Tho UntliDP Is tho best flour sold In Georgia. T. Y. Johnson, Miller, Gtt. Tho Undine gives perfect satisfac tion. J. H. Stillwell, Luelln, Ga. . NOEL SIILIi COMPANY, EstlU Springs. Tonn. ONE CENT A WORD ADV ERTISEM ENTS UNDER THIS HEADINO. FIFTEEN WORDS OR MORE. TAKEN AT ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AD. TAKEN FOR LESS THAN IS CT3. wanterT WANTED—Several connecting rooms, close In, for light housekeeping. Ad dress A. R., care Telegraph. WANTED—To sell you a *84 model Denumora typewriter, beet machine tn tho world. J. E. Mlnter. agent. ‘Phone No. 2S3. WANTED.—Customers for best coul on market at it per ton. We sell only for cash and glvo you the bcneilt. Telephone 122, or call corner Sixth and Cherry ■tracts. Carlton & Jenkins. WANTED—Two young men boarders. Apply 773 Oak street. FOR RENT. FOR RENT—Large and convenient board ing house; Oak etreet. > • near Fourth. Terms reasonable. Julten S. Rodgers, administrator. FOR RENT—S32 Orange etreot; seven room.-, g.ie and water, ear line. Ap ply to J. N. Birch. FOR RENT—Seven-room residence, sse Clinton street. East Macon, nlth cne aero garden. Three minutes from elec tric cars. Very desirable; price low. Ar- ply at Macon Savings Rank. FOR RENT—Rear of second floor, all ot third floor and basement of American National Rank building. Constructed especially for printing ofllcei after Oc tober u. It. E. Park. FOR RENT—Large hall, third floor, over John R. EUls'. Triangular block. R. E. Park. FOR RENT—Nine-room rosMvmcc, 126 Cote street. Car. on Fboto Bronaon, telephone 133, tor particulars. FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Fino registered Holstein hull; gentle end kind: anceatonlUM milk and butter producers. M. M. Massey. FOR SALE—On# magnificent new Co lumbia bicycle. Has never been used. Wilt sell very cheap. Apply at Tele graph office. MISCELLANEOUS. YOU CAN GET at Chapmen's En glish Kitchen a regular meat, with cotfe or milk, tic; oyster stew or fry, 25c; flab or steak, 33c; ham and egg-, tSe; brains or egg omelette. 25c: pork or mutton chop, 33c; hum sandwich, 15c; coffee, tea or milk, 6c; coffee, bread and butter, 10 cenu; soup, 'bread and butter. l<le. Tenderloin and Hamburg steak, chicken and birds. Heals at all hour*. i WWTP—Between my office and career Spring street and Colton avenue, a nu- ailla counter book, nventory of drug stock. Reward. Dr. J. P. Ross. STD Second street. FRESH OATMEAL and owtfl'ikes in 'bulk at R. C. Keen Grocery Com pany. HOLMES Sc COUTT8’ celebrated extra- yeast crackers retail at too low price of 10c a pound. IF YOU want do save money In buying groceries go to see Keen Grocery Company, 621 Poplar etreet. FRESH chestnut*, Florida' oranges and California fruits Ju»t received. J. Blnaw.tnger. FRESH all-pork and Vienna sausages. Georgia Packing Company. FRESH CELERY 60 cent* dozen at Keen Grocery Company. FRESH liver sausage today; first of the season. Georgia Packing Com pany. BEST Elgin butter 30c pound n't Keen Grocery Company, 621 Poplar street. CLASSES for French, English, literature and history, music. Highest references. Min Isabella Nicholls, 475 Orange street. HOUSEKEEPERS—Our stock 1* newer, liner and larger than any other Ihouse. Wo are headquarters for ev- o very thing from A to Z. Leave your order* with us if you want a flue ifhanksgivhng turkey. C&lery and cranberries to match. John C. Holmes Sc Oo. CRANBERRIES at Keen 1 Grocery Company. DRESSED poultry Packing Company. today. Georgia NICE fat mackerel in kits, one-quar- iter and oneJhttff barrels at Keen Grocery Company. A FRESH ARRIVAL of oatflaken at M. C. Balkcom’a, Third street, near Mulberry. CHICKENS, eggs, butter, cabbages, apples, oranges, potatoes end onion* nt M. C. Ballroom's, Thlnl Btreet, near Mulberry, FRESH EGGS 17 1-2 cents dozen at Keen Grocery Company. TWO GAR LOADS of good horse* to be sold at niuotlon this morning, Sat urday, Ootober 13, nt T. R. Hud son's. BEST MOOHA ond Java ooftee, roust ed, 30 cent* pound, nt R. C. Keen Grocery Company. LINDEN BAKING POWDER always gives satisfaction. Your grocer sells _lt. _ _ • UNOANNED HAIMS, picnic ham3 and shoulders at Keen Grocery Com pany. WE HAVE a lot of tt.vwu.ro we will give away for wrappers of large pack age* of Kborer's Bread Raising. W. C. Turpin & Co, CENTRAL, glvo me 1U6, Is that air. Keen? Yea madam, l’lease s-ind me two boxes Saratoga chip* 1 tnink tney are excellent. LINDEN BAKING POWDER nlwuye give* satisfaction. Retails 20c. lb. OLD PAPERS for wrapping, 25 cents per hundred at the Telegraph oflioe. FINE pure pork snuMge, sparetibs and backbone, from Georgia porkers, nt W. L. Henry’s, 314 Cotton avenue. Telephone 243- TRY a 10 cent bottle of Keen Grocery Company catsup. EXTRA STOCK well broken saddle and harness horees at T. R. Hud son's stables, at auction October 13. DRIED PEAQHEH evaporated ap ples and uprleot* at Keen Grocery Company. HOLMES & COUTTS' BISCUITS and cukes are made from new materials of the very highest standard of ex cellence; they have been awarded the premium over all cvmpetttora wher ever exhibited, and ipe pronounced the finest minufactured In the world. It you use cakes or biscuits, why not buy the best. Sold by the leading fancy grocer*. JONATHAN AND GRIMES' golden apples, th# finest In the land; try thorn. Smith St Bro. FRESH celery at R. C. Kenn's. TURPIN’S BAKING POWDER ts made ot pure cream of tartar and soda and 1* gu.tranteed strictly pure. To In duce you to try Turpin's Biking Pow- dor we will, for a abort time, give with each pound can of powder £ pound cun of Holme* & Courta^c^^ br.tted cukes or aulttnes '^ T » cents. Turpin’e la sold/ D y the lead ing retail grocers. 'Turpin Baking Powder Company. ijtCcoa. Ga. FINE stating appjea at R. C. Keen's. A GENTS mxk<y£ qo Greatest kitchen «- uten*U*Trr. n ’ XHSlcd . hetaUs ssets. 1 lo 0 Mdla c vorj- Uomm. Sfldsrol*. postac* p*id. lire cents. *o» iajfK * MeM AKi>'s Cincinnati, O j The only Professional Modiste in th< city, and the most accomplished in the South. New Yorl factlities at your doors at far less expense. Patrons delighted Orders pouring in. Don’t make the mistake of having youi Dress made before consulting us. The correct thing In Dress Goods. The correct thing in Dress Trim mings. C00 pieces Dress Goods, embracing nil tho newest colorlDgs, ranging In price from 20 cento to 51.50 per yard- 300 beautiful Novelty Suits 65 to 51S. Tho latest tilings In VanDyko nnf Moire Jets. Narrow Gimps, Sontaclu Braids, Fur Trimmings, etc. Wo are doing the dry goods buslnesi of the town. You may fool some folks but you can’t fool the whole town Follow the crowds. Don't buy any thing In our line before seeing us. BURDEN, SMITH SC« WE CAN offer honorable employment to a few active m*n or ladles In each coun ty which will pay $50 to $100 per month. No capital or experience required.- Ad dress P. W. Ziegler & Co., Box 1723, Philadelphia, Pa. HOUSEKEEPERS we will give 100 pounds Dewdrop Pastry Patent Flour for tho best 2oaf made out of it. Entries must be at exhibit south side Floral Hall by noon October 26. Jno. C. Holmes & Co., sole agents. NEW Georgia cane syrup Qt It. C. Keen’s, 616 Cherry street. SAFETY IS THE KEY-NOTE Of human conviction, and by demon strating the safety of EQUHTABLE BUILDING AND LOAN STOCK, tho Association has secured the confidence of tho people. Lord Mansfield said, “the best Invest ments for security and Income are first mortgages on real estate.” Stock In tho EQUITABLE BUILD ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATON Is sc oured by first mortgages on Improved real estate, In double the amount, which ore held by the Union Savings Bank and Trust Company, as trustee, and nothing but an earthquake cat) dislodge them. The Equitable will Issue this month 35,000 WORTH OF S PER CENT. GUARANTEED STOCK at 3100 per share. This stock guaran tees 8 per cent, cosh dividends, payable eoml-annually, and can be withdrawn at any time after six months. Appli cant* will bo served in turn. GEO. A.* SMITH, General Manager- Room 4 Exchange Bank Bank Building FORSflLE The Handsome 2-Story BRICK RESIDENCE, With Basenient, No. 636 ORANGE STREET. Containing nine rooms, with three bath rooms, hot and cold water. All fttodem convenience*. The house baa been re cently papered and overhauled from top to bottom and Is in strictly flnat-clsss condition. It has a large frontage on Orange etreet and Rose Park, and only half block from Indian Spring car line. It Is located tin the hill. In as good neighborhood as: Macon affords. It Is undoubtedly the prettiest and most de sirable place new on the market. For sale low and on easy terms. For further information call on L W. Real Estate Agents. COTTON* . * *l3h to inform my friends and px- tfSffif - that I have moved across Foplnr street, opposite my old t>und, and with Improved facilities and more conveniently arranged warehouse. 1 am better prepared than ever to handle their cotton to ad vantage. * Consignments always receive my prompt and personal attention. NEW ROOF! trORRECT WEIGHTS! HIGHEST PRICES! SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! ELLIOTT ESTES. 617-C3 Poplar street. CTS; The Most Wonderful Offer Yet . . .. C MAGNIFICENT ~ O OF THE . . . Securely hound in handsomt cloth, now ready for READERS OF ... . If you visited the Fail you can appreciate this volumt and if you did not it is th« next best thing to a visit Come and see it When wil you ever again have an offei of 180 fine Photographic Viewi handsomely bound for 30 cents This is all it will cost you i you will clip but the following Coupon and bring or send it t< The Telegraph. SWAP SHOTS OF THE World's Fair SBOftM FXoioffrapkia I mIacsw V bmmd m c&fc. 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