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/ mu fm Democratic Leaders Are Unwilling to Sec Nominations Dade Otherwise. 9tT* * tfallgMH Furors XI Outright and Gartrnor Kor«li*n Wanli a Two- Thlrtf • Kali, but All Wiat It In Horn# Shape* SENATORIAL FIQUr BEGINNINO. Atlanta, Odt. 1*.—(Special.)—“I am In favor of a Democratic caucus for all ofllcea to be filled by the legis lature," aal<l Hon, Fleming duBIgnon when interviewed today, “for there reaaona. ft doe* not make any differ ence what la raid to the contrary by those who oppose the caucua, 1 am sMalsffed It will be proven that the Pop- ujlriu will act In ooncert on every is sue. This makes similar concert Of ac tion on the part of the Democrats a necessity, because the Democratic party wilt be held responsible for the record made. It will not do to advance che argument that ws should pursues conciliatory course toward Che third party. They are cur #wor» enemies und will continue so. Two years ago we held yut the ollvs branch to the Populists, hoping that they would re turn to the Democratic party, but the result Is they have gained ilfty-tbrse members of the legislature where they had less than a dozen before. "It will not do, cither, to say that the party Knould not concur on 'the Judicial offices on the ground that they should be free from politics. The high est judicial tribunal tn the lend Is po litical. Republican members of tho su preme bench of tho United States ars Appointed by Republican pres!,lints, nnd vice versa. The same 1* true of ■ the district courts. And why should not the Democratic parly In Georgia, which, by virtue of Its majority, will be held responsible for the government of the state, combine for tilling Wiese ■offices." air. dufllgnon's views on the caucus Jrlve been ezressed by almost eveny Democrat of any prominence |n J*. Santa today. There In a certain affxll element engaged In an effort lomrgua away the necessity of a oaucUK but a careful poll of the DemocrjVrb leaders who have been within rcuch/duiing tho pL-l few days justifies the statement chat the almost unanlnysus sentiment of the party Is unequivocally tn favor of a caucus nomlti.i'rWn for every place to bo tilled by tho'leglslswro, which assembles next Wednesday. The only opmmtlon expressed oomca from men wher are wedded to the Pnp-y ullst doctrtms rtf finance, but atttl clalyrt to be Denwfcrats. Just what Is back.of the,r opuwdtloJi does nrft yet appea/ on the surface, unless It Is a design to content the Popultat vote* In pandering fir fkvor tn the Interest fit oandl- who may refuse to Abide the nomination, or for too purpose Ig them to Shape legislation. GOVERNOR NORTHEN’B VIEW. Governor Northen trikes ft view of tho quest lot) Uvat Is sjAnnwhat different from others. J • "I have u very kdrotig opinion of Urn caucus questVori," kim um governor. "I um in favor iff H a« un urgent ne- cesstly, yet 1 see this .one uMectioa- 1 un objratloiv to which 1 um Inclined to 1 / THE MACON TELEGRAPH: FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1894. Stationery. Monograms. Wedding Invitations and vloltlng cards angraved at lowest prices. No de lay: work done by skill ed workmen In our establishment Send for samples and prlcea. J. P. Btevena A Bro.. Jewel era. 47 Whitehall street Atlanta, 0*. In the World. • •a UNDINE. Crushed TVHddllpgs Flour* Tbs only Flour of lu kind, and tbs best of any kind. It Is made bya secret pro cess known to bnt two persona. 1100,000 tu been offered for the Xsowledfft Tho Cndlne 1* the best flour sold In Georgia. T. V. Johnson, Miller, Gn. Tho Undine gives perfect satisfac tion. J. If. Stillwell, Luella, Ga. NOEL MIDI. COMPANY. Kstlll Springs, Tonn. and utio will suffer Is an open <iu lion, though the prevailing Idea u: tn be than rt will not out In any paftlc- ulur direction. All tho candidate* will be about the some os tf they Went be fore the legislature without pflucus ac tion, with the exception that their field of operations will bo ntyfrbw-d down about onv-fourth. The outworks for 1hd? senatorial eon test are already lioWig laid. Mij. Bn eon came to the cjgy this morning'nnd has engaged h'urfqusrlers mt the Kim- bail. Senator VCiilsh arrived Ibis after noon and wfflr nlso ope# up hrndqunr- tern at Hi/ Kimball the last of the Ige Turner has engaged rooms jvf tho entrwe hotel, /find In ex- PsatetjTto haug out his Vinner Saturday, he Is booked tonirlv* on the field. Go nurd Is expected tomorrow. Ills *» have been assigned him ait the (irftaH. THE NEWS AT FORSYTH. Beautiful Church Wedding—Political Activity—Other News. Forsyth^ Oct. 18.—(Special.)—One of the pettiest weddings thnt ever oc curred here was tliat which united ttwf. Henry Bean Mays of Atlanta and Mint Florence Mae Brnmblctt of this city, at the Methodist church yesterday afternoon at \ o'clock. The church was exquisitely und pro fusely decorated with "golden rod” and other rare and beautiful plants. The bridesmaids each had a bunch of "golden rod,” and the effect was su perb. When the bridal party arrived nt the church standing room wan st u pre mium and largo number* could not gain admittance. Tim ceremony was Impressively performed by ltov. J. M. Bowden. The attendants were Mr. Stun Ruth erford und Miss Sull.e Roberts, Mr. Henry Andersen with Miss Lucy Min- iipiirt'boud/Jvfll new. bo overcame by the i ter uf FlovUlu, Mr. T. It. Weems of party. There will be 164 Dwnocrs'is lu Atlanta with Miss Emmie Mays. of tho hodso soul omait*, If the party | Atlsutft, Mr. Will Oglotrce of Atlanta holds a caucus, si votes wlH uomlnuto with Miss Maiir.u Hill of Smurr's, Mr. it lira n, provided every member Is pres ent. The chances are that there will boa good many absentma, for one l>M- sou and another, which woulilt reduce coircftpoudhigty the number of votes iKocesury to a msnfoutkst, probably as low its itlxty-flvc or aeventy. I do nog believe Shat any sixty-five men In Geor- gla ought lo ehvt » United Htatee ecu- »to» or a judge of the supreme court, or for that nutter nil uny oinoe lu the gift of She people. It will bo only fltlr for n two-thirds rule to be adopted. That would bo the only way to meet my objection. I have talked with gen* tlemen today who fare* fixing tho uihinlsT of caucua votes necessary to u choice tit 110, which Is a majority •of nil the legislature, but *t must be understood that the party Is fixing a ireccdent by holding this cuucu»—the tin* alums we lava had in Georgia politics lu this gcncAM Ion-trad In die event of at change lu the Populist strength two jvara hence, »uch a pre cedent might cause trouble. But I Ain u 'two-thirds man all aha way through. 1 'think the rule ought to prevail tn nil nomlnuttonM, tieoco my views ou the caucus nay be extreme," Caucus talk las pmtity well monopo lised (he time of the politicians today. The only have refused to put thcnwlveo on record, nt Moot in isibllcfltlou. They my ulicy ace willing to leave It (D the settlement of the leg islators thcmsolvcA CLAY AND BERNER WAN'D IT. Chairman Cloy of the atata executive oommKtre 1s outrpokea lu favor of the caucus, and ch.ilmsm lterrnw of tbs state campaign committee Also put him self on record for It today. Cob Bob llttrdesixin, who Is In as close touch with the sunk and ftlu of tho pat* ty us any man la h, believes the party ' leotR 1 vrocw<1 wllh<>ut u vxiucua on nil j "Toe flirty will be hold responsible," he mid, "and ebould Mot be subjected to the enforcement than the Populists . would seek to cause at every turu. They would imiuiully appose uny mm wlio had taken an aggressive stand agulnst them, and a wbtby-wwshy Dem- octtK who would suk the lvpulkas Mould li": n: all null us " Attonjcy-Getverol Terrell and Comp- .troller-Geuesul Wright are equally In ftsvor of the CAUCUA fVw of the legislators have yet come In trail have not had an opportunity of expressing themselves, law the par ty louden who ore in couch with them ngnxs In the opinion that there will bo bo opposition of consequence to the mucus. Who will profit by the.caucus HEALTHY CHILDREN corns from healthy mother*, end moth ers will Certaiuly be healthy if thav'lt taks Dr. Pierce's ravonu Preaurlptioa. Noth ing can equal it iu bulktlag up a wo man's strength, in regtriating and afaist- tng ah bee natural function*. and in put ting In perfect order every part of the fe- , — nude ss-tem • Favorite l’naeription'* h indeed the Mothers' Friend" tor It aadsts nature, thereby shortening "labor.” _ _ Rinks, OMUs Ocuats, Rous. uk. It. V.Pisbci: Dror Sie-I took your I avnrlte Prvscrtptieo previous tn i-Hiflne- laeat and never did so well In my life. It Is eoly two wrrks sioco nuy cnniin* inent and 1 ain.sbbs to do my won. 1 feel stronger than I ever dll to sir weeks before. l'oroy Maye of Atlanta with Miss Alice Brumblctt, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. HIU of Suiarr's, Master Walter Brnmblctt und Mlm Olive Mays. Tho ushers were Messrs. Lewi* Autlcrson, Pierce Anthony, Henry Sharp trad U. It. ltiley. Tho wedding march from Lohengrin was beautifully rendered oy Miss Rosa Smith. The brldo la one of Forsyth’s most popular young ladles. She Is of charm ing personnhty uud will be greatly nilosea liy her host of friends hero. Mr. Mays Is a> prominent young Methodist minister of Atlanta, whoso future will be brightened by tho charming companion he has won. Tho'bridal parly left on the afternoon train for Atlanta, carrying with them tho very bext wishes of a host of warm friends, who wish them n long Ufo of unalloyed happiness. Tho Democratic club organized hero leocntly Is dally Increasing In numbers and enthusiasm. Tho loyal Democrats of Monroe nrc nllvo to tho situation rnd Illbb will And a formidable rival In her when It comes to rolling up a great big majority for Uthb's peerless Bartlett Rev. E. B. Carroll, tho pastor of VlnetSUo Baptist church, Is assisting ltov. T. M. Callaway lu a revival ser- pvlco hero this week. Mr. Onrroll is an eloquent preacher und his audiences Bre charmed with his fotelblo sermons. Tho theatre-going public has Ken superbly entertained this week by tlte Rogers Sinters, wile have a repertoire of exeeUcut plays. Llttlo Misses Wlmia and Lotta are artists of exceptional ability, and they nover fall to catch their audience by the>r splen did acting. Mr. Frank Itennoway, tho leading comrallan, la a master of L s art, and the public are lavish lu their praise of Ms clever work, rbo entire company l» undoubtedly the best that has played here In years. That they are appreciated Is evidenced by the crowded houses that haro greeted them. THE CAPITAL OF HALL. Interesting Happenings at Gainesville During the Week. GatnnvUhv Get, It—(Special.)— Yestervkiy «ftento.m In tho ims-or'a court tlx negro men were put on trial for litaorderty ooisluct, and five were found Kuili) ami Ooed. Tin piwvloaa night tiieiv hud been a ball In New TVttvn and a dlfllouKy arem over k «> nun. A free tight followed. In which niror* and negro gore became tmt- mAtcly asaookteed. Two nogrore, John Kura and Floyd Underwood, were ter ribly cut about the face and head. W. M. Head, whose phenemerktl hup into an eighty (dot weH a few days ago while hi a drunken tU off Insanity, MSI tho theme t* gossip about town, died Vise night front Cite effeets of hit Injuries. He was burial this xfter- non by the Mason*. A suit for damages has been filed by •evenu of the patrons nctnst the city public acbonle. The suk Is a culmla- Hon of a dissatisfaction prevailing un account of the charge of an admission or matriculation fee by the board of education. Judge Wellborn has granted an In junction allowing the children of the ckUmints free admission to the schools UR the nwr.ee cos be heard in Hall superior court Gainesville has four fiouriAlnc mls- olon 8ini.Ly satsmlft the rvuult of consecrated members of the first ciiutvhcj. la the course of the 5Q *phese. Look around town and then inspect ouf stock, ond you will see that we can please ymi better than any one, both in materials, pri^, etc. Every new color and weave Vi Dress Goods from 10c. to $2.60 per yard. Brocks a specialty. Just Out. Hand-made Dress Trim mings of Jet and Fear ers combined; alsoyiicw line Muslin de S«i Em broideries, verrMatest fad for Wogfc, J\ Silk Suits. Complp'P 110 ^' 8 htons Velvet' , v elver utjjjfgn w*" JOHAN’S. ®®®® 'S4-inch two-toned Cov erts, 85c. Covert shaded cords, $1.00. Line 35- inch Ladies’ Cloth, 18c. Silks for waist a special ty. Our Suits, ready for wear, at $12.50 and $15.00. are beauties; fit perfectly. next few days work will begin on two neat, oourmodlou* mtmlon ctniix-la in the auburtM, one on eu«t tilde, the other on Oak turret. With them chapels built, the Queen City of the Mountains will have no ires (ban thirteen places of worship. SENTENCED FOR BRIBERY. Detroit, Mich., Oct. 18—Wallam C. Llppurt, the school Inspector who wn* convicted a work ago of taking a bribe in connection with a school contract, was today sentenced to live years nt hard labor In Jackson prison, tils at torneys nt once entered a motion for a new trial. ONE CENT A WORD ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS HBADINd. FIFTEEN WORDS OR MORE. TAKEN AT ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AD TAKEN FOR LES8 THAN 15 CTa WANTED. WANTED—A good farm near Macon, and to give In fstrl pay some well- bred trotting and pacing Jiorses aftil aomc well located kota'dnd cottages In Nashville, Tenn. C. \V. Craig, Brentwood, Tonn. WANTED—M0 young men, military pre ferred, for Pain’s great spectacular "Last Days of PomoeJI." Apply at bnee- fcall park, fair grounds, between 4 and S p m. today to Frank Oakes Rose, stage director. WANTED—Ss young ladles for Pain’s great spectacular "Last Days of Pom pell." Apply between a and 3 o'clock today at Georgia Music -Company .to Fran a Oakes Rose, stage direct' WANTED—Sign painter at Stevens’ sign house. Office G xirgta Music House, (Aril to on In morning. WANTED—A flrst-clara caatmnkcr. Ap ply to Joseph L, Rarey, merchant tailor, Albany, Ga WANTED—M young ladles to'wslt on ta bles In the German village on the Mid way Plalmnce, Dixie Interstate Fair. Call on M. a. Putset, at Cutsets Cafe. SIS Mulberry street, up stairs. FRUIT jelly 10 cents pound; best gela tins 10 cents; French sardines Wff cents; best peas 1214 cents can; peaches (table) 20 cents at Grace Grocery Company. DON’T relay your bumpy brick eldewalks until you get my Euclid Bluestone Flag ging, which will arrive la a few days. M. Codington, 454 Cherry street. ZIMMERMAN’S celebrated Vienna, Bo logna and ring sausage fresh this morn ing at F. E. Kupferitta"’*- 4U Second street; Sam Baer's old etand. Tele, phone 215. OLD PAPERS for wrapping, 25 cents per hundred at the Telegraph office. TURKEYS-Just received large lot fine live turkeys. We have cranberries to match. Jno. C. Holmes. WE HAVE tho latest styles of type In the job printing line. Give us a call when you need billheads, letterheads, envelopes, tags, posters or anything In the line of job work. Knox & Pickett, next to a. M. Davis' stables, Mulberry street. HOLMES & COUTTS’ celebrated extrn- yeast crackers retail at the lo.w price of 10c a pound. WANTED—To sell you a '04 model Denamore typewriter, best machine in the world. J. E. MInter. agent. ‘Phone No. 251. FOR RENT. FOR RENT—Large and convenient board ing house; Oak street, near Fourth. Terms reasonable. Jullen S. Rodgers, administrator. FOR RENT—822 Orange street; seven rooms, gas and water, oar line. Ap ply to J. N.‘ Iflrdh. FOR RENT—Furnished room, with or without meals: 4>a>lh room, etc.; one square from court house. Address Z., caru of Telegraph. FOR RENT—One hundred sore farm and Improvements, Columbus road near city, for next year. Jullen S. Rodgers, administrator. FOR RENT—Nine-room residence, 12* Cole street. Call on Foote Bronson, telephone 193, for particulars. FOR RENT—targe front unfurnished room No. 212 New street, between Mul berry and Walnut FOR RENT-Ssven-room residence, 138 Clinton street. East gtacon, with cne aero cardan. Three minutes from elec tric cars. Vary desirable; pries low. Ap ply at Macon Savings Bank. FOR SALE. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—Two tickets from Moocn sc Waco, Tex. ■Apply to J. 8. R„ core Telegraph. FOR SALE.—1V« have three' or four mules that we will sell cheap. Macon Ice Company, rear Passenger depot. FOR SALE.—We have three or four mules thsk wv will sell cheap. Macon Ice Company, rvur Passenger depot rvjts nAusk-^iisoc' oouute ixuxt &ru good tram of horses* cheap. Apply 715 Fourth street. FOR RALE—On* magnificent new Co lumbia bicycle. Has never been used. WUI sell very cheap. Apply at Tele graph office. FOR SALE—Auction, auction, Satur day. Octuher 20, two ran Kentucky aaddle and haroaes horse*. Call be fore rale and examine these horses at Davis' stable*. MISCELLANEOUS. FRESH lltrev and Vienna tongue. Try our gla Pocking all-pork sausage i: aim smoked bacon shaving*. Geor* .451 First street. TURPIN'S BAKING POWDER It the best made. Hare you tried it? ZIMMERMAN'S celebrated Vlmna.~Bo- losna and ring murage fresh this morn ing at F. E. Knptermsn's. 412 Second street; Sam Baer's old stsikl. Tele, phene 215. LINDEN BARING POWDER always gives satisfaction. Retails 20c. lb. eocra Grorgh seed rye at Georgia &cl\1 Company. TURPIN’S BAKING POWDER ls mnde of pure cream of tartar and soda and ls guaranteed strictly pure. To in- duoe you to try Turpin’s Hiking Pow der we will, for a «hort time, give with each pound ran of powder a pound con of Helmut & Coutts* cele brated cakes or julllnes bom for 40 cents. Turpin’S Is sold by the lend ing retail grocers. Turpin Baking Powder Company, Macon, Ga. OUT OF Our trade for .the past week was just simply out of sight. Could not possibly wait upon the crowds that thronged our counters. Could ask no higher testimonial from the trading public. * > HRFQC fAAHQ ric ^ and p° ormeet lllll kill UvUlllJi together here. Nooneneed stay away on account of the price. The most fastidious easily suited. The largest stock from which to make selections. Reliable in quality, correct in style. Every salesman an expert. A magnificent success is Mme. Gorham. Every gown a work of art. Unique in design, faultless in fit and execution. Alterations and complaints are back numbers. You cannot afford to miss her. \A/D A DC Everything stylish in Capes and VV Coats, Prices unexcelled. See our Children’s Gretchens and Reefers. BURDEN, SMITHS Co PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. We have this day formed a copart nership under the firm name of JOHN M. & LEGARE WALKER, and will conduct a Real Estate. Sale and Rental Business, together with a Fire and Accident Insurance Agency. •We shall make a specialty of the rental business in all its de'tatls, and respectfully solicit a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore ex tended our Mr. Legate Walker. Office. No. 461 Second street, near Willingham's warehouse. JOHN M. WALKER. LEGARE WALKER. FOR SALE. The farm at Mrs. Nancy M. Burgay, located In the western part of Btbb coun ty. fourteen miles from Macon and two miles from Ltzella, on the Macon and Birmingham railroad. This Is well known to be ono of the best farms In middle Georgia and cannot oc surpassed os a stock farm. Good Improvements; perfect GIVE Knox & Pickett a trial when yott need anything in the Job printing line. Satisfaction guaranteed. YOU can buy a nice bedroom su.lt at 510.50 from A. S. Thomas. 663 Poplar street. DONNELLY. 904 Oglethorpe street, sells Joqueaf best flour. , YOTT can buy a nice bedroom suit at A. 8. Thomas’ for $10.60. Jon WORK done tn the neatest style. Knox & Pickett. SARATOGA CHIPS are all tne rage. Ask your grocer for them. WHEN In need of billheads, letterheads, noteheads, envelopes end all kinds of Job work call on Knox & Pickett. Mul berry street, next to Davie’ etablee. 510.30 WILL BUY bedroom suit at A. S. Thomas’, No. 663 Poplar atreet. OND HUNDRED MEN WANTED TO nuke brick, 11.00 for nine hours. C. C. Stratton & Co. I FRESH CELERY, oat meal, oat flakes received today. Grace Grocery ^Com pany. AN ESTABLISHED building and loan ns- toclntlon with over 51.000,000 in aaieta desires experienced agenta Address R L. Whttten, Manager, Huntsville, Ala. LINDEN BAKING POWDER always gives satisfaction. Your grocer sella It. WE HAVE the goods at prices you can not beat. Try u* Grace Grocery Com. pony. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.—Wanted a partner with 15,000 to Start a litho graphing t>uitln?ra In the city. Apply R. W„ this office. DONNELLY, 064 Oglethorpe street, sells Vogel’s hatns und shoulders— best quality meats. FOUR Well mnffeked teams, six elegant Kiddle horses, rackera and running walkers In this shipment from Paris, Ky. Call at Davis’ stable and exam ine. Auction rale Saturday morning, Odtober 20. BROKER'S bread raising ts the best bread preparation made. Try 1L WE HAVE a lot of tinware we will give away for wrappers of large pack ages of Khirer’s Bread Raising. W. C. Turpin & Co. CENTRAL, give ms lot is that Mr. Keen? Yea, madam. Pleaae aena m« two boxaa Saratoga chlpa i think tbey are excellent. HOLMES & COUTTS’ BISCUITS and atkes are made from new materials of the very highest standard of ex cellence; they have been awarded the premium over all competitors wher ever exhibited, und nr* pronounced The finest manufactured in the world. It you use cakes or biscuits, why not buy the best. Sold by the leading funcy grocers. ’ CARLOAD Kentucky horsefl To arrive Xhls morning at Davis' stable. Call early, Inspect and make your pur chase of something nice to drive dur ing the fair. Everybody will want a ntoe hone during the fair and after. Call at Daria' stable and buy ono cheap. Auction sale Saturday morn ing. October 20. JUST received a fine selection of choice olngte nod double hyacinths, Romnn hyuctuths. frtrarts, sacred lilies, Harrison titles or caster, mixed cro cus, narebeus. single and double tu- Upe. Georgia Seed Cbsmuny, 655 Pop- tar street, opposite cKy market. G. B. PETTIT, ajrmit, contractor and builder. Offlc* 560 Second *tre«t. Coo- tract* for oil kinds of building; He- fair *rork a spcchiity. PLsas and 8?<s?klcations furnished on short no tice). MAIRKETMBN INVITED. Tomorrow 'the Macon Beef Company will have another opening. The finest display of meals ever made in Macon will be shown there. All marketmen are Invited and should come. They will nil be treated nicely. NOTICE. On and after 'this date the gates of the park will be closed until the open ing of the fair. All persons who have no business are requested to refrala from visiting the grounds, as it A im possible to work with so many inter ruptions from visitors. W. O. WADLEY, Genehil Manager. A LADIES’ LUNCH TOMORROW. We lnvfte every lady In Macon—ov ery man, too—to take luncheon with us tomorrow. Tomorrow wo reopen our WHOLESALE MARKET by on' tertalnlng visitors. Every'lady 'who comes will have dainty things served her, and we will tell her how to make them just as good at home. Not a lady in Macon should miss it. FORSflLE The Handsome 2-Story BBIGH RESIDENCE, With Basement, No. 636 ORANGE STREET. Containing nine room*, with three hath rooms, hot end cold water. All modem conveniences. The house has been re cently papered and overhauled from top to bottom and ls In strictly first-class condition. It hoe a large frontage on Orange street and Ross Park, and only halt block from Indian Spring car line. It la located on the hill. In oa good neighborhood ss Macon affords. It Is undoubtedly the prettiest and most de sirable place new on the market For ■ale low and on easy terms. For further Information rail on 11 DUNCAN k CO. Real Estate Agents. GEOROLL BIBB COUNTY.—G. I. Johns having applied to me for let'em nf administration on the estate of J. Warren Johns lite of said county, de ceased: This la therefore, to notify nil Mocerned to file their objections, it any they can. on or before the flrwt Monday In November. ISH or letters will then be treuod. C. M-"WILEY. Ordinary GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTT.—Ordina ry’s Office. October 2. 1S9«—w. W. Col lins. guardian for Bell Louise Collins, W. W. Collins. Jr- and MatUe Wilson Collins having aoplied to me for leave to sell ten shires-of the stock of the Central Georgia Bank of Macon, Ga, for the purpose of support and mainte nance and education of the above named minora; This Is. therefore, to no tify all parties concerned to file their objections. If any- they have, to the court of ordinary of said county grant ing leave to tell said stock on or be- tore the first Monday In November. 104. or leave to sell raid stock will that be granted said guardian. C M. WILEY. Ordinary. The Most Wonderful Offer Yet ..., C MAGNIFICENT o Securely bound in handsenw cloth, now ready for readers 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 bound for 30 centg. This is aU it will cost you if you will clip out the following Coupon and bring or send it to Tho Telegraph. SNAP SHOTS OF THE World's Fair iWfm* FUtognfU* Timmfi* 93 emu. bmmd « dXk. ttrtM tmdmg *> miA nirl — AAJL*........... JCWX..., mix