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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 25, 1894.
Mr. W. J. Julian returned from New York yesterday where ho purchased by far tho prettiest and
most reasonable lino of Capes ever shown in Macon. Just 118 new ones are ready for you Monday
morning. Ripple Capes, Golf Capes, Double Capes, Embroidered Capes, Plush Capes; in fact all tho
new things are here ready for you. Beauties at $8, $12 and $13.50.
Tinsel Crepes for fancy work, 25 cents yard.
Ten yards Winter Stylo Calicoes for 35 cents.
Twenty-five cents for an excellent Rib Vest.
Men can save money in buying Underwear of us. . ■ >
Fifteen yards Fruit of tho Loom for $1.
The best Uollar Kid in tho city.
Embroidered Flannels, $1.26 Styles, for 86c. Ladies Double Breasted Vest
50c; Pants to match. Roman Striped Drapery Silks for Fancy work.
50 c—Ten pieces 46-inch Silk finished Serge, regular 85c value at 50c this week.
Big line Novelty Dress Goods in blacks and colors, our $1 qualities reduced to 75c
per yard.
Good line 36-inch Dress Goods at 10c. All 35c Dress Goods reduced to 18c.
New shadings in Covert Mixtures at 75c, 85c and $1.
Special line new Flannels for House Wrappers, Tea Gowns, etc.
Dainty designs in French flannels for infants’ wrappers, etc.
Ten pieces Novelty Cloakings 75c to $2.50 per yard.
A SPECIAL
RECEPTION
New line Side Combs 25 to 50 cents pair.
New line Sterling Silver Neck Scarfs (just out) $1.50 each.
Silk Mittens for Children, 35 cents and 40 cents.
Holiday Umbrellas, Silver or Dresden Handles.
Hair Ornaments (new) 10, 15 and 25 cents.
Twenty-five new pieces Jets in exquisite styles.
Silk Vest Opera Tints, Lace Tops $3.00 each.
One thousand new Patterns in Stamped Linens.
And Party Dresses a specialty.
New things in Evening Crepes,
Muslin De Soi and Opera Silks.
Don’t buy before seeing ours.
Line of New Dress Goods to be
opened Monday. They were
bought way under regular
prices and our customers will
get the benefit of same.
(Advertisement.)
Peacock Plumago Plucked From a
Jackdaw.
The Facie About a tftate Fair Diploma
Having Coen Awarded J» E ( For*
ter Laid Dare.
Jt
TO THE PUBLIC.
In ftha TeaeurMPh of Sunday. Novem
ber 11. one J. E. Porter caused to be in-
nested in the Telleirraoh a column of
Blush, slander and fateShood entitled
•'Over AH Oimroetttona-iA Dlnkma and
Blue Ribbon Won by Poilter’s Bustncas
College in Ohe Dixie lOilr Contest—
NO’JMrw Like I't in 'the South, etc., etc.."
Absence, ankl time reauired to collect
ceitaaln diita, have ore vented an ear
lier Dlucklnur of the oeaeock roiumoce in
wihtoh this Jackdaw has arrayed iiimaelf
and admiringly Strutted before am un
advised public.
air. Portera well known chalrawter has
secured him Immunity from notice
when making previous raise claims: tori:
exposure seams Incumbent, tf mleehuoa
is not to go unrtibuked Indefinitely.
Quoting nubtlslhed premium list and
other equally au high authority, I am
prepared to state, us (ncontraveitibiy
true:
1. That In the regular schedule there
wis i*o premium, dinlonn, tnddni. blue
. ribbon, or any other tilling whomsoever
I offered by the fklr for on exhibit by u
B college: or for mctlhodu used,
lone by the faculty or students
iKuitmant of u ibutlneas college.
ilalUon 1L Rulo S. of Che Pair
on reads thus:
s cunnrft award a premium to
r on-enumerated oxAclcu Cby that term
is imduit those articles for iwihlch no
premium Is off oral in the resrular sched
ule of premduma.) blit any make some
neite ot special oammsndaJtion-un. ab
stract of turns to be furnished by the
secretary on isaoSc&tton.’
3. Secretary Knuiao states that "no
premium bavin: been offered, no di
ploma could be awarded exco&t by ac
tion of the Board of Dlroatom. nnd no
such action has been taken in this
case."
i. The fine pen-work, pen-art. llour-
isnlntt. Metering. etc., on which ilr. I’or-
ter falsely clainsi to have won a dttlo-
1 m, inil blue ribbon, wuu executed oy a
lumous pan-artist of Oolumbus. ■ O..-
reacidmc here by express on October 20.
three days after the ^slroveaDi.ani
was not exhibited until October 2Mh or
2?tU. an fair visitors will rememfoer.
There being no premiums offered, the
Georgia-Alabaraa Business College
made no entries. But our penman dally
executed the finest specimens of pen
work on the fair grounds In presence
of thousands. How marked tire con-
tnuKbtureai this mid Mr Porter’s
cowardice and virtual acknowledgment
“inferiority as manifested by pur
chasing penmanship and basely palm
ing it off os bis own.
if Mr. Porter made any entries
whatever under “uaD-nttutRerased crtl-
clou” the IVcords show that no other
ImrtMss college did so; and toe claim
that an award of any kInd was made
him "over all other competitor* U
absolutely false, and made solely to
d -.’clve toe public. Knowing tint he
had. no competition. If he can derive
pleasure or gratification from such
certificate as the Judges were uu*or-
tsed to give, toon he deserves con-
rniculty as one by whom very small
favors aw thankfully received.
Mr. Porter’s extravagant claims of
authorship by one of l)Ls faculty will
l>: fully explained by tbe foLjxrlng
letter. which needs no comment:
"Mr. Curtis’ claims to authernalp of
any of our publlcKicns are- greatly
overwrought. He taught for us a few
years ago; and in connection with
other teachers, assisted In the prepara
tion of a portion of the advanced work
In our New Complete Bookkeeping; lie
also assisted In preparing the Business
Arithmetic. These are the only two
books in our lists with which he had
anything to do.”—Williams & Rogers,
Rochester, N. Y.
I feel that the public Is duo an apol
ogy for my thus noticing.this person;
and that falsehood may not—for lack
of refutation—bo accepted as truth, Is
tendered as my apology for having
done so. Very respectfully.
E. L. MARTIN,
Proprietor Ga.-Ala. Bus. College.
PICTURE itftAMES AND ART
GOODS.
We took diploma on picture frames
at late fair. Our mouldings are ele
gant and our .prices very low. Full
lino of nrt goods stretchers to order.
McEvoy-SaWders Company.
THE CALIFORNIA SPECIALISTS
Have arrived In Maoon and secured
four rooms on the ground floor in an
eligible part of the city, for consulta
tion and dispensary.
The doctors devote themselves to the
treatment of disease* of men and wo
men, particularly those classed • as
chronlo or long standing.
Their practice Is based on the'bac-
terlan or germ theory, ehelr medi
cines are comnounded and administered
ftom that standpoint: this renders It
necessary to furnish medicines to their
patients, as none are kept In the drug
stores In the form prescribed by the
California specialists.
The doctors have no disposition to
overestimate themselves or take issue
with any sohool of medicine, being
graudntc or faimlllar with all tho
■’paithles," but we hive an unbounded
faith In our system, tbe medicines are
free from poison or toxical material,
and that we cure will be demonstrated
In this community as It has In others.
Wo remain long enough on this, our
first visit, to prove by our work that
which Will he a revelation to the long
sufferers, that have “tried all the doc
tors and patent medicines” until they
have reached the hopeless stage, that
the progressive age has produced won
derful remedies for the cure of discuses
that are pronounced as incurable by
those who have neglected to keep pace
with the times or refuse to entertain
anything outside of the highways es
tablished by ancient trials.
We depend uDon our microscopes In
aiding us In obscure conditions, and
bring to our aid all the latest meth
ods and devices In determining our
diagnosis.
The above gives a synopsis of our
methods. wMOh will be amplified upon
from tone to time In these columns.
The rooms will be open to patients
on next Tuesday. November 27. when
the pubtlc ere respectfully solicited to
call and investigate at No. 223 Fourth
street, opposite the old CaCholio
church.
The too ms are located on the first
door for toe convenience ot tho feeble
and afflicted.
See “The Overcoats” before
buying. Phillips.
Books and stationery; nicest goods
very cheap. MoEvoy Sunders-Com-
piny.
Wood and Coal delivered
promptly by Carlton, Jenkins
& Berry. Phone 134.
Mr. Charles Smallwood, formerly
with Blessing, toe fine art dealer of
New Orlibns. Is now with McEvoy-
Sinders Company. In charge ot the
■ framing department.
Now is the time to bring him to our store, at 616 Cherry
street. We can dress him up stylish, we can fit him to
perfection at specially low prices. The selection will bo
easy, the assortment being large, embracing latest designs
for this season’s wear. / \
The plain fact of the matter is, our extensive stock of
Boys’ and Childrens’ Suits must be reduced if Low Prices
Will do it. Hence, we have introduced for this week
sweeping reductions throughout our entire line. Don’t
miss seeing these special offerings—a great lot of genuine
Bargains.
In Headwear for little Boys and Girls our store is
acknowledged Headquarters.
Newest Ideas. Lowest Prices.
Charles 'Waehtel,
515 CHERRY ST. - MACON, GA.
Good Government
Is the question of the day, but the question with us is
DO You Want Good Shoes at Sacrifice Prices
If so, go to the Rochester Shoe Company, 513 Cherry street,
where the best makes of Shoes arc being Sacrificed to reduce
their extensive stock on hand. Call early and secure the ben
efit of this sale at the
ROCHESTER SHOE CO., 513 Cherry St.
Academy of Music, Thursday.
Jacoblitt’s Two Big Attractions,
Monday, Nov. 26, the Glorious
' Naval Drama,
THE ENSIGN.
Regular prices. Reserved seats at Lndden 4 Bites’ Music House.
Thursday, Nov. 29, the Graphic
. Storv of Southern Life,
IN OLD KENTUCKY.
Another Great Cut
-IN-
Dry Goods
-AT THE-
BEE HIVE!
Our great stock is still increasing
in quantity and variety by daily
arrivals from the Northern mar
kets at prices astonishingly low.
HERE IS A SPECIAL LEADER No. 1
63-inch Heavy (Flannel for dresses or
capes at 23c per yard, four yards will
make an entire costume.
SPECIAL LEADER No. 2. |f
Double width Cheviot Mixtures,
eight yards for 75c; only, one dress to
a customer, i , ; i i •*! i ,i
SPECIAL LEADER No. 3. —*
Seven yards ot 25o Dress Goods for
»i.<w. i i. rir.i
SPECIAL LEADER No. 4.
Jet Black CaShmcro at lJcper yard;
never sold tor less than 33c per yard.
Also, flno piece Black (Whipcord,
worth SOo per yariJ, for 49o.
In our Cotton Dress Goods Depart
ment -wo have everything complete
and prices matdhless.
■Gtngto.ni, Outing, Calico, Canton
Flannel. Sea IsGand. all alt So per yjird.
Tapestry for Portlorrea and Mantel
Drapery at 12 l-2c; worth 23c per yard.
BIO 'REDUCTIONS IN LADIES'
CLOAKS AND CAPES. ,
Irresistible offerings In our Under,
wear Department, | , U. .I'llufjMMJ
.White Merino Undershirts for Men
« 25°. ’.it :Jiil:fcU,W*lliiiiiIit!il
Fine Ribbed Undershirts for Ladles
at 2So. I*. ..Vljril'UMimJ
Merino and Ribbed Undershirts for
Children at 26c. • ■ I li : AiHTifl
Our >2.69 Portlerres ore sUll In ths
lead and moving very fast. | j
Our 12.99 Tapestry, TabCe Cover in
Good Demand. , i ■. : .<! Jujail.illr. ,i
■A big lino of R. Si. O. Corsets fofl
« cents, 11* lj; u..„,|. W |
The biggest line of Hosiery; in ths
city, j . ; .i' J *
Hose for Ladles. Men end Children
three pairs for 23c. ; , *, jj titj,..f|
iA corresponding: reduction mode in
Table Linen, Domestics, Boys’ Cloth
ing and every, other department at
THE BEE HIYE
559. CHERRY STREET