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Newspaper Page TextTfiE MACON TELEGRAPH: SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 27. 1894 TRADE GROWS NO BRISKErt Reports From tbo Commercial Agen cies Indicate Lillie Improvement. THE SOUR! DOES MOST TRADIXG Jobbin ETii7Wb*» Arm Ca«lU>« anil Will Not Carry 8I| <*—*• Otir-llMiiatacUfM liar* Kmt Improve!. New York, Oct. 20.—Brn/l*treet8'i to morrow will say: Mcrclmnte Inter viewed in T»rlou* portions of the eottu- try report in some Instance* the condi tion of business a* not iiarins realized anticipations and at ‘other point* that the recent bright outlook for trade Is modified. Such advices are based In part on the practical conclusion of tho fill trade and always on the demand tor holiday goods. Dealer* In dry goods, clothing, groceries, thoea, hats and a few other lines bavo had rela tively the more satisfactory volume of business, although In many Instances fault has been found with tho totals shipped. General trade oontlnnca checked throughout some portions of the region supplied by Kansas City, Ht. touts, Omaha, Minneapolis and Ht. I'atil. due ‘to reasonably warm weather. At tho South low price* for cotton continues to affect bualues* unfavora bly, many larger tnerrliants lieatg more cautious us to grsntlug credits to in terior merchants. Throughout a largo portion of the region between Ohio und tit* Northwest interior jobbers will conUnao.to: carry small stocks through out the winter. Masters dry goods Jobber* report only low oo*t goods moving wllfi any freed.mi, and the out look for’a settlement of the Kail Hirer strike seems less favorable. Among Southern cities, Charleston, Cbfftln. noogn and Savannah say trade ii 1cm encouraging, while at Memphis, Ate Vanuatu, Illinois. Ivy Poisoning Eight Years of Suffering Perfectly Cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. "C. !. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mans.: “We have tried Jfood'a Sarsaparilla and And It to be all you data for It Mywtfe wa* poisoned by try when a young woman, and for eight years was troubled every Hood’s^Cures I fists*- I partita ' season with ths breaking out and terrible Itching and burning. I thought hers was *s had a case as anyone ever had. She was In this distressing condition every year until she began to take Hood’s Sarsa parilla, which has effected a. perfect cure, without leaving any scan, attif the has had No Sign of tho Poison Since. She Iv well sad hearty. I have taken Hood’s Saruparllla otter tho grip wlUi good results, and have also given It to our four children. Wo »rc all pictures of per fect health and owe It to Hood's Sarsapa- rilla." J. C. I'iikkuav, Vandalla, lit Hood’s Pills act easily, yet prompUy and effl-li-ntly, on the liver and bowels. JOHNSON’S GOOD HIDING. JUHAN’S GREAT : LEADERS ...TODAY...' NO. 1. —One case four-panel Fire Screens, tintede reed frames, decorated designs, never before sold in Macon under $1.25; our price, 50 cents. WO. 2. —One . case Two-toned Mixtures in dark blue, red and black mixed, tan mixed and gray. A full Suit with six large trimming but tons for same, all for §1. Positively worth double. These two leaders for Saturday. JUHAN’S, 000 CHERRY. PULLING FOR DEMOCRACY. Baldwin's Young Men Will Change the County's Record. Mttledgevllle. Oct l*.—(Special).--Tha Young Men’s Democratic Club held a Itfrge and enthusiuric meeting at the court house last night. Plans ware adopted to secure a complete organiza tion of the Detnocrntt of Baldwin coun ty. On motion of Mr, Adoljuh Jdseph. a committee was aopointed to visit every merchant In MPledgeviHe and secure Ms signature -to an agreement to dose hi* -pkice of business an election day. Cal. Robert Whltfleld mode a Stirring address. In which he counseled Demo- How He Best the Race Horse Record on a Bicycle. Buffalo, N. T„ riot. Johnson, In his . .. . test yesterday wo* psoed by a ausdruple I’OoouraxlIiR, while a. Mi-mpHls, Alt- team, made up of Oltoluui first, Pesvy crats to make an aggressive fight to re- guxtu, Birmingham and Jacksonville second. Patrick O’Connor third nnd W. aiom Baldwin «>u"v7 It was decided no new features have been developed A. Rhodes lourth. The starter was T. J. ^ i nv jt. Hon. Charles Bartlett to ad- witli.n the week. Hales, however, ; risyles Mid the Judge* at the finish were drewi tha club on November 2. have Improved iu *imd lilies In Atlanta, t W *• hhu-k. F. Bryant and T, Van. He 0Ir p rwJ cams. after a long absence, At New Orleans the volume of sales ^V^ , t ^7 w ,7te™'*^lrt tendTto ' l, .^ h 2 m * ^°- r !l -? rw d< ’y*' I,.,. *i, n *; ana two vmcn sweaters. which ienaca w J i fr « ot m “* c ' e v But price of cotton, sharp revision of credits und li.-iml-to-mouih purchases being s|K-dfl«l as causes. * TlitU thank cIcarstKS. throughout ths United Nhttes for six buatness days ending wfvh 'Rliunsdsy, -this week, amount to I9t:,ooo,ooo, wgulnst 1950,uoo,- ooo tost week, * decrease of about 3.is per cent, as compared with 1919,000,(100 lu the corresiHiiidlng week last year. Business failures this week In tha United States number 33:, sgakist 333 hut week and ns compared wIWi 339 In the like .Week of 1693, 320 to 1893 and even- with these Impedimenta Johnson neves budged from bts position st rite rear of the quadruplet, and when he crossed the finishing line bis front wheel was tupped on the roar wheel of the big machine. As the record-breaker and die paccumklng quartette cross at tho tape the features of the man were Indistin guishable. All that could be heard and seen was a roar, a flash of variegated colors and s cloud of dust. Electrical timing arrangements were provided and each quarter was checked at both start and finish, so that there asn be no doubt or the accuracy of the performance. At the start they.dashed over the tape, Johnson lapping on the quadruple. They wore going At a terrific dip. Tho first qusrter was covered In 9:31 3-3, crowding closely the best record for a thoroughbred horse for the some 30* In 1891. ’ THE SOUTH TRADING MOST. New York, Oct. SO.—It. O. Dun A Co.’s weekly review of trade, which issues tomorrow, wilt say. W * movoosnurcu oorsc .or i.„ n*°.y g «?s distance. This was on tho down qusrter. W, Vied, of hustnesn. ^ >acond quart „ t| , cy went , n ^ u 1 the half tn 0:43 4-3. When they struck have.ceased, while a~numbcr of mills have goue into operation and tho de mand for product*, M — — ■ ■Mr. C. P. du Blgnon leave* for New York November l to visit Ws sister. Tho King'* Daughter* are arranging to open n bazar tn December ft>r tho purpose of securing • Christmas offer ing for -the Episcopal church of this place. Mllledgevllle holds -the first place or the healthiest town In Georgia. Since January 1. 1894. then have only boon twclvo deaths among the whites, and thirty-two colored—a email death rate fbr 6.000 people. FACTS FROM FORT GAINES. slackening tn some kind* of buatoem. lltut, on -the n-hbte, ibutness Indica tion* nro rather more favorable than i . k . . they were a week ago. Gold export# , ,X‘ n n ■g** J£? nl l * v *L hiv. i -a- 1 111a .1 number of mills I Jehiison migsu the quadruple men to do their best, and they mads tha qusrter In Speech from Russell's Opponent—All the County for Bacon. Fort Gaines. Oct. 23.—(Special).—PVwt Gjlnow folks have heard the Hon. W. E. Smith. Populist eandldfete for eongtees against Russell. Mr. Smith had a good crowd to hear him. but no interest wn* manifested in his rehash. People hero fed very grateful Co the legislature fbr the election of their rep- raentatlve. Hon. Clarence Wilson, to the oltlae of sneaker pro tern. It was ifUPgJaTC 2J5SS* i ovri ngarret tdeslto thii iisnsonsi ££ H:Uit of prosperous year*. 1» better nlce’snd were inrlinnVofsW u,4rlty . I l n 3 , llarJ worlt of this gentlc- than tt has been most ot the time this “J* f * ° w , man that hUs county weiic Democratic year. The prloe of farm product.! do ! S£* WS**** I *" th ® el«**on- Ho uecd every not tmpravu much and there are atlll £“} i *» power, and made not leas some strikes to resist (reduction ot l r r i ’“ lr 7 < * u "; r *' r '• th “ *<•*' they i than two dozen speeches in this email wi«* ro that the purchasing power went very f.« bmttng the rime for the oouirty. Broldcs being n good Derno- nf the people cannot have materially Jf™"? “5. lh f 1 .^ h ® ''me for crat. he Is an avowed Bacon man, and lncrrtU'ed, but Sere I." more hopeful M »«•*«■ wBI be a big help to that distinguished rplrft which prompts greater activity. ■ three-quarters - gentleman In hi* race. Throe-lburths On -the other hand, the record of piat i b)r . , "VJ 0 •**• falL .... of our county are for Bacon tor sena- (raOMcllans l« somswhat lew fuvo-ra- , Tf 1 * dw Stretch was wonderfully j tor. s-nd wc. shall feel dlsapiwlnted If he ble than of late. It Ih Interesting that, ! f5*L nn n wll , cll v t lc Udfidnuplet men cross- , Is not elected, jfen who foUght him for In suite of the low price of the prlncl. J* 1 ® 11,ne Johnson was a short foot be- ' eovvifhbr arc now his most ardent tup- nsl Hnoriiirn cr'n manufacturers and fkid tlll rear ufieel an.I riding ns If ho - portens. This county was in Turnr’s ?y_. h . ®. r " ifrT I J-,»,rt more Imnrovo- b *d been out for nn exercise heat. Tho ■ alrl illairlet ,ni "ml a... Li. sitoln with the South’ UvS fur the nuk- was 1:36 301. Sth!? soiree H '‘ voml club r|,|fr » «“»• *»• time 1M. otaei source. Johneon sntd, after dismounting, thnt ho hn.1 flntaticd welt within the Unfit ot his powers. , , from any TO MARK FIEED POSITIONS. toutslsns Confederates Will Visit His toric Gettysburg. New Orleans, Oct 33,-At Its Iste ses- nlnn the legislature of Boutslana msde sn appropriation tor the purposo of marking th* position* liel.1 by the troop* from that state during the terrible three-days’ battle at GeUyaburv. Five veteran Con- fo-lcml* soldiers hsve been selectisl from TEN MILLIONS CHEAPER. What Hoko Smith Has Done lu*ths In terior Department. Wssliingtoo, Oct. 25.—According to tbo estimate prepared at <lte Interior department llM.80j.278.83 will bh ncceB- mm Anny of Northern VUstlUa to visit * < !?*„°* the battlefield, and «o-opciMte with the J u ;, i hoIti « ofik-lst fwleral (Ictiyidninr Held iwmwlls : anomnrbfnm/rL^hii’lT' 01 , 1 ^' Tll ° slon tn lt« txirpoM of pssrttlag hlstorleat SSi na<;1 , 11 le . ar w “* l-.eltlnns, A cordtsl Inviiuton has lieen . 8 0; v hlg for the extended by CoL John R llaehelder of { n **$ HS.740,701.02. tho wnr deiwirtttient for tho LouaUtna i . TBo -ren»o in tho oa Ulna tea for pen- i jnmilttee to meet him at Gettysburg ! •»«>ns for lb94 la $10,000,000. Tho dt*- early In Novetihber for co.nsultutlon nnd i in pensions, It Is said, is a de- the location of the position* of the Con* creueu front tho appropriation for tho federate troops In toe cqurae of the his- j current yvar. Hint appropriation was todc action. | made beforo the cKwe of the last flecal Col. HoehoMer not only ap^rorts tho ; year and was for $10,000,000 more than action of tho governor of Louisians, bdt j the amount actually expanded List year Is anxious that drlcgattons of veteran sol. i The estimate for 1880 Is no decrease dlen be sent fhom mil Southern states for | from the amount actually expanded last soasssiskv nbotnaraithinir ,w, th* grounds yw,. but la baaed upou the M.W tilU v lh,f the expenditures will be Htntlonary for accurately photographing the movement# of Lee's army fate of tho Confederacy was virtually de cided. SOCrALISTS SUPPRESSED. Rome, Oct. UR.—Tho number of socie ties of Socialist workers which lias lk-eu gup pressed through -ill Italy with in (he last few day* .« b’Jl. Among th* documents seized by the authorities in taking >clon of tlio various qusrler* oHms soclutles Is a droiilar sddri***e<t to tho chief of the working- men'* imrtj- lte-lllng them tit Vedst the conatltuteil sulherltloe. During the raids of the authorities upon tho inret- lug parties of S. tnen were am name of Caeserhj, the murder of Pro Id.tii Carnot. An Anntvldsi manifesto lias been puhllshoil lu Italian papers over the signature* of the revere 1 rad ical depuUv« and Socialist li>sili'r>i call- lag for the organization of a le.igno for tho defense of liberty. the year* tsait. tsss and 1896. DU S3 THAN FIVE MfilWitm SmiUl la)** to the Adams Express Company, New York. Oft. 23.—L a Weir, priw- luent of the Adams Express Company, received a pouch today containing a number of boud*. ianruuoo pill hits*, stocks, drafts, bill* of ..uti-ag and other valuable document*. These papers were stolen from the coutpauy'* sat, tho express bag* tnkeu from ii*» train tvv.alUt* In \cromi. n.e - was robbed at Aqulu Creek, Va.. on TvrKd for Chewing the October 12. The pouch was Olio of the xprowi liags taken .Tom tho train by the robtierr, who shoted all their booty into It. The money was after wards extracted ami tho pouch, with the remained of the eontvMu*. was hid den In the woods near Oatverbm Va. 8oaroy, the captured robber, who lu* turuisl ►nnpTi evlileuce. revealed tbo hiding place to Ike authorities and the pouch was sent to Mr. Wslr. Tho re covery of these valuable documents rcituc. d the loss i>f the Adams Express Qotapiray by the robber* to lea* than CROSS GRAISKD, ■our, ImUWf, mo that Uva vrholo work! tc-Mui wnoiy. That's tho #»ay you M when your liter to inao- I tit*. 'You need Doctor ] Tiercel PlfKUnnl IVlk>ta to | tUmuUte it and correct it, | and clear up your #r*tetu . for you. You won't mind I tha taking of them — . tbey'ro an small and m I HOfum/ in their efTcdi. I All that y«>u notice with ! them U the pocni that they do. In the permanent cure of HiHounmo, Jaun- di.-r, roiuU|'*U*'»i, liiui^i*ftti(*u, SsHir Htom* acbe, Diuino*, 8ick or Diliou# Heedac'uee, and every liver, «*.macu, or bowel dieorder, tl*cv ro (ntaranferd to give eatixfacuoa, or tha money is returned. Don't tinker at your Catarrh with un known medicine*. It'a risky and dam(*(\xi*. You may drive it to the Win Get the Remedy that baa cured Catarrh fur yean and year# — Dr. Safe* Catarrh iLnuodv. The maker# guarantee it to cure, or U iMtiL, iu the wont cam. MOTHJSIlg ! MOTHER8 ! MOTHERS I Mr*. sVlniloWa Soothing Syrup haa been u*ed ter over lUty year* by million# of mother# for their children while teething, with perfect aucc*** It aoolhea the ahlid. aofttns th* guma, allay# all pain; cure# wind colic, and U the beat remedy for diarrhoea. Sold by drufcUi* In every part of th* world, b* sure and uk for -Mr*. \Yinflow*# Soften* Syrup," and take no other kind. Ta«oty-nv* cenu a tout# Mns7”\voarumimjK dead. CbtcARO, Oct.* Mary A. \\oodbr.itgo. cvnw-pMHliuff *xi*tAry of tho World't W. C, T. dlexl this evening. She was stricken with apo plexy two days ago. Or. Price’s Cream Baking Powder Most Perfect Made. services In tho houao. and aro proud of his record: but It la a fact that he can uo «nar* (pood where tf& Js -than In the soptt* Tho cotton crona arc fine hero, but the price of cotton 1e so low that the ^people arc blue nnd In a bad fix. Wo Am making (Plenty of eyrup and more meat than usual. Tho oorn crop to poor, but with on oat crop will be auf- g~#° Nltbout buying any from COUNTEFEITEIfg In Saudsrsvllla Rnn a Mint of Their Own ond Had Dollars Chnngrot flsndersvltle, Oot.' 20.-(Spectal.)- engaged In free coinage without government aifthorlty -were arrested and jailed here tonight, finargsa WHR pausing counterfeit dol- Isr*. They worked the town, buying unlckles worth at nearly all Stores nnd receiving 95 cent* change. One merchant detected the counterfeit •oon after making a sale, and gho man pretended ho knew nothing about tho dollar being spurious and fhat the money had been paid him for picking rotten. The fact tWat only a nlckle’s worm -was purchase? at various stores Is sufficient to rerute thl*. R. SI. Brown, one of the victims, found the men In the rear of his store after dark, prepnrtog to leave town In their buggy. He pointed n doubleJbarrelled gun at them and oontmanded them to throw up their bands, which -they quickly did. Marshal Smith was sum moned and the men were looked up tn Jalt. Counterfeit dollar* have been passed here several times recently, probably by the same gang. BACON AND DUPREE. Montezuma. Oct. 28.—(Special.)—The race for United Stales senator Is at tracting murtwt tentlon here. Of all th* esadhrite. for thnt office to the flsM MaJ. Bacon Is deeded!)- ths fa vorite and hto election by the general assembly would please every olemen- here. His towering Intellect tmd broad statesmanship would make Itself felt In congress and ho would prove prominent factor to national polities. The people also feet deeply Interest ed to rhe election ot Hen. J. M. Du Pro* fl>r tho sollcltonhlp of thle, the Southwestern, circuit. Besides feeling a personal Interest In a fellow towns man they feel that be ta the* man for the place and fully qualified for the office to which he empires. NEGRO’S SUDDEN DEATH. Remolds, Oct.- 30.—{Special.)—At an earty hour this morning Robert Reeves, an Industrious colored man, left his home at this place fie the purpose ot hunting. After being out several hour* he started back home, but w-us taken sick «ad asked a wo man on the -road for some camphor and tutd he -would rest awhile and then go home. Nothing more was thought about the sick man until evening, when some one called him, sod receiv ing no reply shook him atad found that he eras d.nd. He bad tits shotgun and Nine game by hla side. It ts thought tout he hod soms brain affection and that U caused his death. DOINGS AT DOUGLAS. Douglas. Oct. »—(Spectall.—Coffee’s wide-awake sheriff. W. A. j. smith, to tn south Carolina, and will bring hack KpNruim Walker, the murderer of Mr. Brown, at G.XV. Deen’s still, last year. The weather Is One. and our fanscra nrcrushlng out their cotton. Both steam ginneries at this place are running on full time. South Georgia will be fully represent ed at the Dixie Fair. The Democratic primary for county officers of Ooffee .will be held November 6.th B. Pe-ternon to building a handsome slxroom cottage, -which WM be occupied by Col. W. M. McDonald when com pleted. ANSWER THIS QUESTION.* Why do so many people we geo around us seem to prefer to suiter und be made miserable by Indigestion, con stipation, dizziness, lo.ts of appetite, coming up of tbe food, yellow skin, wben for 76 cents we will sell them Shiloh’s Vltalizer .guaranteed to cure them? Sold by Goodwya & Small Drug Company, corner Cherry street and Cotton avenue. 20 pieces 38-inch Wool Poplins worth 60c yard, will close this lot 30c yard. 20 pieces 38-inch Two-tone Wool Suitings, can’t tell them from French goods, at 40c. yard. 20 pieces 54-inch Colored Ladies’ Cloths, all stylish shad ings, 65c yard. 100 Beautiful French Suits, §5 to $10 each; only one suit of a kind. 100 Silk Gloria Umbrellas, $1.25 kind, for 90c each. Largest line of Stylish Jet Trimmings and Yan Dyke Points .in Macon. Best assorted stock of Stylish Cloaks and Capes in town. Don’t fail to see our Handkerchiefs. We conduct the only successful professional DRESSMAK ING Department in Central Georgia. Our store furnishes every convenience foi* visitors, who are welcome, whether purchasers or not. REMEMBER we have the largest and cheapest stock of Dry Goods in Macon. PR#«t nnd h a# t Win ter Whf»at UNDINE. Crushed Trtiddlt-pge Flour* Yhsonty Flour of It* kind, snd ths bsat ot snyklnd. Itlsmadebyasecretpro- o«h known to but two psnont. tl00,000 has bten offkrsd for ths Knowlodg* Tbo Undine Is tbe best flour sold in Georgia. T. Y. Johnson, MlUcr, Go. Tbo Undine gives perfect satisfac tion. J. H. Stillwell, Luella, Ga. NOEL MILL COMPANY. listill Spring*. Tenn. ONE CENT A WORD ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS HEADING. FIFTEEN WORDS OR MORE! taken at one cent a WORD BACH INSERTION. NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 25 CTR WANTED. WANTED—Good men to place Equita ble Building and Loan Association stock In Georgia: loans promptly made. George A. Smith, general manager. Exchange Bank building, Macon, 6a. WANTED—Everyone to visit Chap man’s English Kitchen during the Dixie Fair. Meals 23c. - WANTED—Sawyer for circular saw-mill: none but sawyers need apply. Amos- keog Lumber Company, Amoskeog, Ga. SITUATION WANTED—By young wo- nmn of four years’ experience In book keeping and store work. Willing to work hard; moderate salary; anything honorable; gllt-edge references. Insur ance, elcgraph. WANTED—To sell you a ’94 mode! Densmore typewriter, best machine tn the world. J. E. Mlnter. agent. ’Phono No. 283. FOR RENT. FOR RENT—A nice residence; 1 rooms; Orange street. Apply 6(4 Cotton avenue. rOR RENT—©4 Orange street; seven room?, gas and water, car line. Apply to J. N. Birch. FOR SALE. FOR SALE—On* magnificent' new Co lumbia bicycle. Has never been used. Will sail very cheap. Apply at Tele graph office. MISCELLANEOUS. CHAPMAN'S ENGLISH KITCHEN to tho plm to ih low milg - Vwi| oysters uud rarae served. BURDEN, SMITHS Go DELICATESSEN—Swiss. doBrie. Roque fort, Muavter and Lhnburger cheese, role, Bismarck, Dutch and Osteseo her ring in weln; Jordan and Valencia al monds, new prunes, prunelles, dried figs, .split peas, barley, sprotten and buck wheat Just received. O. G. Toole & Weldman's store. ONE fine second-hand Columbia bicycle far sale cheap. Apply at once. Alex Harris, 414 Fourth street. LEAVE your orers for dressed poultry during fair week. Dr«a»cd turkey*, ire€**e, ducks ami hens at L. D. Able A Co.’*. 630 Cherry street. HAIR DRESSER — BraMs and bangs made to order and all kinds of hair work. Louisa Brown, 653 New street. TURPIN'S BAKING POWDER is the best made. Have you tried it? ALL-POkK sausage, Vienna sausage and Knoblock wurst fresh today. Georgia Packing Company. GT’EnTS of the Pierpont have th* dinner privilege of the New England Home Restaurant. Mrs. T. M. Butner pro prietress of both. SWIFTS choice Western meats, butter- Ine, Weiner, Frankfurter, liver, tongue, , blood sausage and head cheese, also all klr.de dressed poultry. G. G. Toole & WOldman's store. LINDEN BAKING POWDER always glvrs satisfaction. Retails 20c. lb. DRESSED POUI/TRY—All kinds fresh meats, sausages and staple and fancy groceries. G. G. Toole & Weidman’s store. CHEAPA BANANA—Ripe bananas, small or large, to be sold regardless of price. Sewell Bros. ZIMMERMAN’S fresh Vienna sausage to day at F. E. Kupferman’s; Sam Baer’s oW stand, 412 Second street; telephone 215. HOLMES &-COUTTS’ celebrated extrn- yeawt crackers retail at the low price of 10c & pound. OUR CHOICE Western meats are the best. Wo keep no other kind. Georgia Packing Company. OUR OWN dressed poultry, Chickens, chucks and geese. F. E. Kupferman’s, Sam Baeris old stand, 412 Second street; telephone 215. RIPE BANANAS—You can get a bunch of flne ripe bananas at Sewell Bros., <any price, any size bunch desired. FRESH CELERY at r7c. Keen's! 45 PER CENT, average weekly profits on $150 invested. Prospectus. Itemized statistics free.' Benson A Dwyer, 834 Broadway, New York. FRESH JELLY 10 cents pound, gelatine 10 cents package, currants, cleaned, 10 cents, split peas’, Yankee beans, butter* beans. Grace Grocery Company. CENTRAL, give me 106. is that Mr. Keen? Yea, madam. Please send me two boxee Saratoga chlpa l think tney are excellent. WE SELL goods cheap for cash and give exactly what you buy. Grace Grocery Company. WE HAVE a lot of tinware we will give away for wrappers of large pack ages of Rborer's Bread Raising. W. C. Turpin & Co. LINDEN BAKING POWDER always gives satisfaction. Your grocer sells GOOD ROOMS, flnst-class fare at the Gray house, one block from Union de pot, on car line. 454 Pine. Mrs. H. A. Gray. HOLMES A COUTT3’ BISCUITS and cakes are made from new materials of the very highest standard of ex cellence: thoy have been awarded the premium over all competitors wher ever exhibited, and pronounced the finest manufactured in -the world. If you use cakes or biscuits, why not buy Che best. Sold by the leading fancy grocers. TURPIN’S BAKING POWDER is made of pure cream of tartar and soda and Is guaranteed strictly pure. To in duce you to try Turpin’s Baking Pow- dor we will, for a short time, give with each pound can of powder a pound con of Holmes A Courts* cele brated cakes or nsltlnes both tor 40 cents. Turpin's is sold by the lead ing retail grocer*. Turpin Baking Powder Company, Macon, Ga. TO please the visitors, leave your orders st L. D. Able & Co.’s during fair weeks for fine beef, mutton, veal, all- pork «uusage, ail kinds of sausage, fancy smoked meats, etc. Parlor Mar ket. 620 Cherry street TRY our "bacon shavings;** they are a delicacy. Georgia Pack hag Company. OFFICE Bibb Manufacturing Compi ler. Macon. Ga.. October 20. l©4.—In future all parties having local bills against this company are requested to present them for payment on Tues days. J. F. Hanson. Agent, TWQ CAR LOADS of fine Kentucky sad dle and road horses to be sold at auc tion at L R. Wrignt A Co.’* Palace Stables Saturday, the 27th, beginning at 9 o'clock. Horses at stables now sub ject to inspection. Coleman Brea a Dot via. WE CAN otter honorable employmant to a few uctiv* men or ladies in each coun ty which will pay $50 to $100 per month. No capital or experience required. Ad- dress P. W. Ziegler A Co., Box 1723, Philadelphia. Pa. HOUSEKEEPERS—Our stock Is newer, finer and larger than any other house. We are headquarters for ev- e very thing from A to Z. Leave your orders with us If you want a fine thanksgiving turkey. Cfelery and cranberries to match. John C. Holmes 4k Oo. The Most ' Wonderful Offer. Yet .... 180 C MAGNIFICENT o OF THE Securely bound in handsome 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 Bee it. When will you over again have an offer of 180 fine Photographic Views handsomely bound for 30 cents. This is all it will cost you if you will clip out the following Coupon and bring or send it to The Telegraph. SNAP SHOTS OF TUB Worlifs Fair mdt mut m4m ImUi tfifl -