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THE MAC025T TELEGRAPH: WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 19, 1894.
MISTAKES OF OTHER PEOPLE
Are Danger Signals to the Wise.
Every time a mistake is made somebody learns somethin". It you have failed to see our line of Furniture you have made a mistake and somebody is going to profit by it. The wise one’s
■who see and buy, arc loud in their praise of our goods, and are delighted with the styles and prices.
FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE .—We offer a magnficent assortment of Combination Cases, Ladies’ Desks, Side Boards, Extensin Tables, Parlor Tables, Reception
Chairs, Cobbler Rockers, Willow Rockers, Spring Seat Rockers, Willow Rockers, Lounges, etc., AT POPULAR PRICES. They are durable and make sensible, lasting presents. Come
early and get the choice selection. Will store free of charge and deliver when wanted. Mail orders will receive personal, prompt attention.
THE WOOD-PEAYY FURNITURE COMPANY,
558 AND 560 CHERRY STREET, MACON, GA.
CAPTURED A DESPERADO.
lie Killed Ibe Marshal of Scnoia Over
a Year Ago and Was Leaving
tbo Country.
BIG REWARD HAD BEEN OFFERED
•lalm K.liman Kail. Into th, Cluleh,, of
th. Law at tho Soath,ra Dapot la
Till, City—How tho captaro
Wn Kfftotad,
JtiCm Fr.unun, nHi'i Mil oil Mnmlial
1Um JIarfly of Kraoia uni Oc-
»«ber 4, 3893, nv.it mj.luml at
tlin RncMiorti dup.t . ot. 3 o’clock
yiwlmlay uiornSutf t>y IViUccmcn
Tlmimm cml WlilU* at-tbf AJJ-iMii po-
lira foirk lifl liy ptiiin wild ween
av'tli Hli«m fWc tlV immpto. of nrrwt(n«
Kcltmnn.
J'W'tmi n i\va* cirrtvil tn tbo police
sUllon, where lie nv.ia Oocketl tip umli
8 o'oLx'k, avlr.ti lie (nun .urc-Kil lo Al-
l.urta ami fnnii iJiero lie mill ho token
to Seouln to hiu nil trial ter (munler.
■ vimiitl 'I-Vltijiran nt the pillco Hta-
fjm ymttvrtiy jnoniftiR ni 4u'tO o'a'oek
anil AmukI him nmtike unit baring juxt
llntituat n hrrtilitirt pmvlileil by Po-
llomntm Thkifixi*. The man la ft nsiulnr
Ilcivulo* cvml n tyji'.nil former of the
in liaumint «t»l TaUfJmr kltul. He
la only SB yearn nt use, but nvolsli* over
■JOO ijnunit. aui) K-nntl* «lx Mil hlpli,
wVh broail riAntMcra nml uot n pound
of Bupcuiflifouft ihvJi on him. He lift*
ll/rhl »>nqh'Xiin> nml nvitim n wiull
Vrfit jnoiwm-ho. A uivno Immli’o or
nu-«k tniklmr tuuitan tiding onilil not
Im Inn if: mil Uun Joint 1‘cUiunn, the
lndly ami lirtuvr ot <tho oimmunlfy
«rtto» lie Hvnl, looked tout night n« lie
wtiijil iKJitnd thw Him 4n bln cell nnd
readily lure ban meekly nu-
anraml ovety i|ii«stlou put to
him. Tln< wild, (hiring nml timc-
lUitorio 'that hod cmweit' tbneo who
know him to gift, oat of liln wuy when
ho «u In an mfly’lumtw tad given
tv.iy to n oawvd noil cmtUlHIen look
tlut mtm ndtuuJty t<R1alilo U> «eo lit n
man of wnit Mrnq$h nml who had
m il « wtilntprrud iMintinlioa ns ft. Uni
man. Koltaiitm cold tJiit ho id tied iMitf-
ahal Haitly In nolf-dnfim-te. llnuly hud
iijtrosinl turn for untiling, eo ho mid,
nuil refiwMal ilo 0«>'l<t bull, nhlKundh ho
offornl bum $20,515. n limee nnd boggy
and tho conteMu of lu« barn tm Hill,
bir. lu> raOoactd to tt Hi had
rot cananMfeti tiny ortmo nnd objected
ti> being anxHittl. 'Hum rite marshal
draw liin jtlutul otid Ml »«no lUWiaxw
on u <Vmy ui gnl out of »IA> way «* he
miH phiig ti> Hlant. die mnv that hla
life Ml In iluigif nnd llrrtl Imlkiro tho
min4ial ovuld. I'lfitaimn nay* tCi.vi
aliuv IIm imirtler h'> Im* ixvu nnmnd
li*.« home wlili nho lu>|ia of girting op
Hiidhaiag oUdttnoo 1o ring MBit lie ilhl
tide Sluaglns *u w.4frlcfi-m»\ bill that
tli,' ixviplo were nguiint him tiud I s add
n,»t la> Inline..1 t., -.11 Kioinuh. Win n
Ik- IxMijne oontrinood ilmt the i*Mi>ie
Mwitkl irMtify uWilnM Inn h» left homo
In oominuy nttb « nttu niim\l Stm*,
\vht> piiarnTM-rl Bo got him uwuy to l'd'*-
;.U. lie cilul Hmr. left on Sunday night
nial noitted l-hpi*'®, r«a«lll.v4\air »ulle«
this «de of Aitkuui, Oil tiio Southern,
where tiny )i until nlm itmiin U«at n ght
on tintr any b> I-atnrlitit. ’Watty Hal no
him t)e\v were H-liig atiUM limit
Sun* Jnllt the Wattl nt Jlunm for the
nurpooe of hti.rttva t’.ihiaa. Whoa
Sun* loft alie min *o urn I men rov-
or,,I hdn null |4atiaa nnd I,rnin,iah,l
him to lhr>'V up Us Uuida,
ghMl ho did. aeo dig that ri-
hIm-uiiv «re< ntn'hra*. n't in ’•III.*'
port of Nttninh H'-n-y UiV.iio av.tli
dm niory of iliHi,*- ttnmvo*. tie l«o
) n Mil hi II Mil's ill'll ill' mill In* mb*.*1.1111*
g.4 iiolial of h'l'J.Imill!'* hi .vinom* mnl
lot ran,I tiuf he In id *1.1*11(1,1 111 tin* dl
l', rion. Tl*>.v 4»wniV,l alio am In at At-
Junta ««*1 at I'Hippon FeiUnan nml «»-
ortwr anwi KMk on but ho iVid not krvnv
f.ir ivomin d»u FoCtman mm* lino of
litian mid, aAhftUgb ho gtriiatiriy Him-
]b,*i,1 ho .'oi*. in, i,ml,l i,«t snake out
ivtn-di ooo 1*1 lw»». they ,-uiio mi
doivai Ho lMno.ni ami egg of aho men
got ">f to duty tloknt*. nnal. l*4!o\tug
tti,' .dhr aim, I'.btiam, iho(i- OOVored
tom ojUi ptHioU met OMiiutMi*k,l him
to throw iK* 14* birtla, wttoh tn* did.
The uiHoert* itusi il *inm.,t tgm amt
liniUKbt Iktui an Mm pdliv null m.
Officer -ptauiM* gut Simoivint
WUto of ate* A if' Kim i*ihoo hx,'o made
the i *T' -o ttu-ro |e « $500 tJniM til iif-
foci for IVdutvin.
NUm w, i* very MJianan nhont
Ssnv* an.1 iianh,t an iu»nv what had
txt'imo of Thm. He Neill St.in* amed
very Mi*pioinuiJy and he tHft‘ovi,t had
I ,,r.l\'il tftm. Orths a* Ttl Mil ,* ava*
imkol tiiang Sam* ami ho •teiihinal he
had oust Mi'-n S.i mo tna^iro bo miv
Iftm onib>> inln witti Fulrnun nnd tmil
let mH-n h in m no-' tn- ov. off (n tiny
like * a< i!*« (1,'ixv. ttv jmt-tim: (ti ,
and itiiat togofinr, tf'ivov.v, ii |* not
hard ft* ini.-** tlait a l4nok iifilakerisl
mm VUh ortlisT li t*■ *i*ike
M-.di a whn*i*>r ami i*viy »;«iWe wimai
epdti-n hi i'm4iI ihr*ni ";nc light on
Sun*. Ttiia IPndi Mti'*koi"l anan nai
hevep nfenmotn*! <n ih" *’i 1*■ Ml■ tor t'o-
).">ii*iil TJmittia. i.WtiiMigti it t* not
Irufl eo gnosa tint t*> t\,'k n Unit ng
P»It tai It.
A patty of Moo*( n*’n ,vbo came
il.e-n from A<*uvm no ffhe name train
\cih die nnirlie* ml .irtlisaai my ’bit
tiio .It!.'.,'- mido tiMoV.pa nf I't.cn-
bidioM uml thht ei ont,,1y on toe irjta
eseppt iFVdunvin. who w n green enun-
try.msn, knusv 'Itsit they iwece nfrer ar-
r.'.aMng lifm. TbiroihfvHtt tiie trip they
were pepping around und ivli!*perliis h>
one tinoUttr to Vjot ovurybudy on '.lie
car wo* n-iitrfflng itham and langblng
Hi Cmlr notion*, n* It wui, piilnfy evi
dent they were afwld tn ‘tttokfe Ftflt-
man.
ATHUVEJD IN ATLANTA
Atlanta, Dec, 18.—(Special.)—Capt,
Jo)in Thompson and fSergt. Mike White
of tile local police department, arrived
In Atlanta thin afternoon with John
N. Feltman In custody. Keltmnn ehot
nnd kilt'd Marshal T. C. Hardy of 8e-
nola, Ooweta county, nearly two year*
ago. hut tins escaped arrest, although
a f-.00 reward was outstanding for him
until till* morning. During ths' time he
has been a fugitive, FcHmno- lias been
protected by his friends within a few
miles of iho place where the killing
occurred. He is regarded ns a desperate
character, nnd although If lie had bem
taken at the time of tile killing, he
would doubtitea have been lynched, It
was left to the Atlanta police to take
him In. They icamcd laei night that
he was about to leave for Florida, anil
would likely board the Kltwlda limited
on th-i Southern between Atlanta and
Odaomi. Ofllcers Thompson and White
were on train, which left here nt IMS
o’ciock. nnd when Fcliman got on he
wua iirresud. The prisoner claims to
have killed Hardy In self-defense. The
marsh il was trying to arrest him for
a misdemeanor when the killing oc
curred. Feltman was brought to At-
kMltft for .Safe-keeping on order at Gov
ernor Atninflon.
Santa Claus buys Shoes for
bis friends from Clisby & Mc
Kay.
WOIIKBD TO FULL CAPACITY.
Twelve aUcemon woro bu*y alP d^y
yvatoTfliy* tiryUig to wait »n the crowd
at Mct>voy^aiicrera Oomixuiy. They
have by far nbe beat holiday BtocK of
the <B\y, vnl are having all they can
poeulbly aittend <o.
Indies call on me when you wl*h n
g’ood hack, a cfirdfu) driver and gentle
home8. Lamar Olay.
Dunlap Hardware Company offer tho
latent Improved oil hcatcra nt very low
figures. Call and hoc them.
IN MONTHS OF DARKNESS.
A CROWD OF ROWDIES.
Christmafl Gets Into th* Bones of a Bo\
of IVnifghn caii a Train.
A pawenfler on tho Southwestern
train coming Into Macon yesterday af
ternoon rvi>ortB that a crowd of drunk
en ’touiglm matin ’thinga lively for thoap
pasaon^ora who tried to ride In tho
amokIng ear. In fact, the partiw* be-
anine **> noisy and turbulent that tho
other pao8en«er8 left the car. PlstolH
played a prominent part in tht drunken
rroflc, and were handled with a reck-
lf«8iu<Mf that caused chill* to creep up
the hacks of tlioeo who looked on, and
whose 8cnao ‘of r«<iaon had not been
deadened by over-indulgence in drink.
Finally one of the guurg dnew hl« platoi
and hit it fail about hi* face until a
dlecliarK? of one of the harrcla scared
him out of his WHO, burned hla face
black with powder and sent a ball
oruahlnw through tlw> contonts of the
\ahse at hla aide.
NEW HOLIDAY GOOD?!.
Ten onwes of new iroods received yea-
terdwy. These wocxU am lab' and wo
are aelllng i8hcm choa-p. MoEvoy-San-
dera Company.
MR. WATETUS* SUICIDE.
Onco a Wealthy Man. He Found It
Impossible to Enduro Misfortune.
Yesterday morning tho train from
AumIoII l*oiv tho r*>mntn3 of Mr. James
O. Waters, who committed suicide at
a hotel in that place. Ills body was
shipped to ltutier for burial.
A few dny« a^o bustnens troubles
b. «an to weigh heavily upon Mr. Wal-
ton*, who win* merchamlUIntf at Aus-
iell. He determined upon aulcldc n» a
way out of hU trouble^ ucul taking a
knife from the showcase, he wont up
to tho hotel, engaged a room and,
locking the door he deliberately cut
three deep ganhei* In each nf his \\HhIh
and then dltuthed his throat utmost
from ear to ear. He w;t« found dead,
the bndv tLihcsl In tho great quantities
of blond.
JMr. Waters 'wtis once a very pros-
l»*rmw njjsn. but having lost a large
sum by Investments, he found it impO'**
slble to recover. He leswa ci wife and
two children, as weCt iu* a numbtr of
relatives, *>mc of tvhom live in Macon.
BEAUTIFUL XMAS GOODS-As usual
II. J. Lamar & Sons arc dealers
in useful nnd attractive pres
ents. Trices surprisingly low.
Or. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
W« IT* Pair HttkMt N«dil u4 Oiuioaa
Phillips.
Give a Tie.
l'KItSONALS.
J. E. Brown of Atlanta U tn the city.
R. L Moss, Jr., of Athens Is at the
Lanier.
W. H. Taylor of Atlanta spent Tuesday
in the city.
W, Dorney of Atlanta U a guest of
the Hotel Lanier.
W. M. Lewis of Atlanta was a guest
of the Lanier hotel yesterday.
D. L Crowell, a New York drummer, is
amoni the Macon trade today.
Miss Johnie Penlok of The Watch. Ala..
w*a at the n^t*, Lunler lost night.
Mr. H. L Alien and sister. Miss Ruth
AHon, of I'owetVsllle, Q.v, w«r« guvsta
of the Lanier house last night.
H. J. Lamar A Sons have
opened up their stock of Xmas
goods. Fine variety, low prices
and beautiful Xmas cards.
A hamWswm* Christmas gift. One of
hh>w- latest dftifems in oil heotmi nt
iHuilsp llanlwvin* Co.
WA'I.IFiS smokekt V nauea and K.ie»‘*n
•tr.|ia just received nt C. P, Coloer
4. lJrothnr.
fin Dreary XJb of Explorers Who Visit
tbo Arctlo Regions,
A wild gooso chose after tho north polo
surely some, on tho very face, to ho a fool's
orrand. Perhaps it In, for I doubt if any
very startling fact will bo added to science,
even If tbo north polo Is indeed reached.
Of course there Is or would bo a hugo
amount ot satisfaction and glory to have
been tho discoverer of the pole, but
whether sclcnco will bo enriched thereby
or simply satisfied with tho fact of our
having "got there all thcsauio" is an open
question.
Tho llfo led by explorers in these dreary
regions, especially during tho lung win-
tor’s night, is so Intensely monotonous as
to scarcely warrant description, and yet
no better idea of the hardships, sufferings
and misery endured for the sake of science
can bo galaed, than by a glimpse of tho
dally llfo f t :hu arctic travel* r.
I chanced to bo ooo of tho members of
n recont expedition and was In chargo of
lh«» winter quarters at thn nurtln rn.-i.o-t,
portion of Nova Zcmbla, or Novla Zcmlla,
as the Islands are called by tho natives.
Imnglno anight that buttles down lika
n poll and An interminable darkness that
Is only r. li.’Vt.’d by dull gray twilight r<r
a few hours out ot tho 24; then, added to
this, a thermometer 60 far down below
zero that the mercury often freozes, mis
erable quarters, poor food, and tho monot
onous existence, and you will scarcely
wonder why so many intrepid Investiga
tors have given up tho unequal battle and
laid down to perish In tho darkness of
hopeless despair. You will also scarcely
wonder that tho most ardent enthusiasm
is likely to bo considerably cooled, moral
ly a» well as physically, under tho circum
stances.
What mntters <1 \' tho whdlo world Is
watching tho outcomo of your investiga
tions with kccnost interest whon you nro
ao far removed from earthly comforts and
catthly aldf
And yet, in apitoof all tho hitter knowl
edge gained by tho hnrdcst kind of expo-
rioncu, tho smno explorers will attempt ex
pedition after expedition.
I may woefully lack tho proper enthusl-
asm, yet I cannot but admit that even
the delightftil prospect of discovering doz
ens of north poles would not fempt mo to
again undergo tho hardships of that arctio
night, oven tho memory of which I would
gladly dispel ns a fearful dream.—Homo
and Country.
two ABSENTMINDED INDIVIDUALS.
Forgot Ills
An nbsentinlhded person ran spread
chaos nil around, but when two absent-
nilniled pooplo try to work together limy
heaven holp tbo poor crcaturos upon whom
tho consequences fall. A prominent lawyer
from an Inland city met In London n ills’
ttngylRhod British author, whom ho in
vited to visit him during a tour of Amer
ica, already planned. Tho lawyer caino
back homo and shortly forgot all about
his English friend nml Ills own Imitation,
but was reminded of both, in good time,
by a letter announcing tho dato of tho cclo-
hrntod Utlton’H arrival. This, too, in- b.r
got In a few minutes, nnd when tho ap
pointed day cniuo It found hlin living In a
shut up house, getting Ids meals whuro ho
oould, while his wlfo mado an extended
round of visits among hor rolatlves. I
Whon the distinguished visitor drove up
to tho houso on tho ovenlng ofjtho day Bet
in Ids letter, ho mot a slnglo servant, who
oxplalned timt tho master was at a olub
meeting, over two ndlos away, nnd would
bo back about inldntght. Sending his
wife, who waw tired and ill, back to tho
railway station, tho Englishman started
in pursuit of hi* delinquent host. Tho
hitter was found with a rumpnny of pleas-
ant people, to whom tho great author was
promptly introduced, and tho two absent-
minded friends finished up tho ovonlng at
tho olub mooting, forgetting all about
thoir lack of suitable quarters for tho night
nnd poor Mrs. Distinguished Author sit
ting in tho railway station.
When tho mooting broko up in tho sinqll
hours, they recalled those awkward cir
cumstances nnd rescuod tho weary woman,
whoso comment* upon tho situation did
not reach me. Then they drovo to’tho
homo of ono of the lawyer'* relatives, who
kindly got thunk all to bed before dawn.—
Kate Field's Washington.
Tho Tongue,
Tho perfectly hcaltny tongue is clean,
moist, lie* loosely in tho mouth, Is round
nt the edgo and ha* no prominent papilla).
Tho tongue may bo furred from local
cause* or from sympathy with tho stom
ach, lutostiuca or liver.
The dry tongue occur* most frequently
in fever nnd Indicate* n nervous prostra
tion or depression. A white tongue i*
diagnostic simply of tho feverish condi
tion, with per tin) u) a dlsordend stomach.
When it I* inoUt and yellowish brown, it
show* disordered digestion. Dry and
brown indicate* a low slnto of tho nystem.
When the toague is dry and red nnd
smooth, look out for Inflammation, gastric
or InUMftinal. When tho papilla) on the
end of the tongue are raised and very red,
wo call it a strawberry tongue, and that
may mean scarlet fever. A sharp, pointed
red tongue will point to brain irritation or
Inflammation, and a yellow coating indi*
cute* liver derangement.—Family licrald.
r ’ .W Wl* She New Married,
When a man tempt* fats by reminding
A spinster of her condition, his punish
mrnt U generally nwift and sure. In a
county of Ireland where tho Quakers were
mimerou* the entire body on one occasion
gathered together for one of their quarter
ly meetings.
After the exorcise*of the morning a pub
lic luncheon was held, at which ail tho
Frieuds attended. Tho conversation turn
ed to matrimony.
• Bridget,’’ said an unmannerly youth
ful member of the society, speaking acme*
the crowded table to a prim, tlderly
maiden lady. %, wUt thou toll mo why thou
hast never married?”
“Certainly, Friend William, ’’ nvpoqded
the ready Bridget In a voice audible over
tho room. ” ’TI* hecauMi I am not so
ai»y pleased as thy wife waa.’’—-I*omion
Tit Bita.-
KffW BTOCK COPS AND SACCERS.
Lieguivt new *tock fancy China re
ceived yesterday at McBwy-Ainders
Company.
NEW HOLIDAY BOOKS.
•Elegant new stock of bc*>ks of a"l
descriptions received yesterday at Mc-
Evoy-Sande»ns Company.
A HANDSOME DISPLAY.—A mons
the many attractive windows of hand
some Cbkataais present Wioro are none
tlut calls for more ifidention tlia.n those
at I/izarus’ Jatnky rtilnce. ITrls e«-
tnbUsbtneot lias cun exceedingly large
and ltanib*xme line t>f smtdicv, dia
monds and Kiivenware, and every giver
of pndserttH may, be suited. Mr. Max
Lazarus gives the Ibeat atttmftflon to all,
and few knkeiMI can go ernto Ids store
without coming out a qveU pflca.sed pur-
dumer. In flact, tlio offerings r*f this firm
ane irnosisInJU’.e anti ftiiolr good reputa
tion Is such 'tftit their ciwrjrvars, dace
secured, al^vtayn remain tunioag their
patrons. Tills «tore will ibe open every
night during the iDo-ICSays till 0 o'clock
f<;r Ore acnnmodullon of IMr. Lazai as*
customers.
Call and see tho handsome oil heaters
at Dunlap Hardware Company.
TOYS, DOLLS, GAMES.
The largest, hundsame&t and cheap
est stock of holiday gt><*1s by all odds
in the city at McEvoy-Sanders Compa
ny.
Japanese Maidservant*.
Now tho Chinese or Japanese maidserv
ant is becoming fashionablo on account of
her picturesque possibilities. If she wear*
her nntivo dress, slio is about as attractive
as n $1;500 vaso or a rare picco of bric-a-
brac. Visitors liko to look at her, and con
sequently tbo prettier and more graceful
tho girl tho higher wages sho can com
mand. Long, imrrow eyes, thin, black
brows and » clear complexion are the
things desired. An orloatal girl’s hair is
always shiny nnd well arranged, and ev
erything about her is invariably neat. A
part of her duties Is nttcndnnco at tho
door. This is whero tho spectacular fea
ture counts. After tlio ring of tho clectrlo
bell has died away thero is a pattering of
Blippcrcd feet or tho clack of littlo Japa-
noso wooden stilts, and tho door swings
back, revealing a small, brilllnnt figure,
with a card tray concealed In the/depths of
her sloovo or kimono. It is all very fetch
ing.
Another function that tho maiden from
over tho seas is expected to perform is serv
ing 5 o'clock tea. This is peculiarly ap
propriate and lends an aroma to tho bev-
crago. It never seems tho samo afterward,
whon a Grotchcn, with a faco like a plat
ter, or a Hibernian carries tho tray. Tho
fad started in Now York and has natural
ly reached its height in San Francisco,
whore tho missions ure not able to supply
tho people who call upon tliom. Tho mis
sions, in fact, require references before
they wilj allow thoir girls to go out.
There is' too much trouhlo in rescuing
them to hnvothem slip back again, as
they nro quite likely to do if they nro not
carefully watched. It will not do to givo
them tho liberties that other serving maids
have, for they are liko wax in the hands
of designing people.—New York Corre
spondent.
Tho nnmo of Peter’s Point, Vo., given a
place beenuso n trader named Peter Jones
had a store there, was afterward changed
to Petersburg.
Tho Conemaugli river, Pennsylvania,
was named by tho Indians. The word
means “otter creek.’*
Awarded
Highest Honors—World’s Fair*
•DR.-
CREAM
BAKING
POfflKI
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pute Grape Cietm of Tartu Powdst. Free
from Ammonia, Alum or any other eduStaraoL
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
H YOU H
HAVE NO IDEA
O F the display we are making in Holiday goods. It far
excels all our previous efforts. If anything was
ever calculated to the merriment of a merry, merry
Christmas our stock of pretty Novelties is a sure prize
winner.
Beautiful Neckwear, Embroidered Silk Suspenders,
Gloves, Silk Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, Walking Canes, Um
brellas and a number of other articles in newest designs
present here a tasty and extensive selection.
The time is limited. Embrace the first opportunity
to pick while choice is yours.
Clias. Hlfaclitel r
515 Cherry Street, Macon, Ga.
CONSIDERABLE ILL FEELING BETWEEN THEM.
—Art In Advertising
HEW GOODS
Arriving Dally. See
The Climbing Monkey, 35c.,
The Brownie LacUh'r. 35c.*
The Paper Doll** and Furniture, f
Tissue paper, lc sheet.
Colored Celluloid,
Crepe Tissue,
Attractive Books.
“The Documents In Evidence.”
“Sweet Clover,” by Burnham.
“Tom Paulding.” by Brander Mat
thews.
“Annarlndy,” by Whitcomb Riley,
“My I4dy Rothtti" by Weyman.
"PriBBbitl Note* on Sunday School
Lesson*,” $1. -
Don't fall to call at
BURKE’S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE
FOR RENT.
FamleVd or unfurnished, the late
residence of Mr. Sam Baer. No. 717 First
Atzvet The house contains iSWD
rooms, olesarwly raprced; bath a*nd
modern mnvealenMs. Immediate poe-
wwina. Apply E. A. HORNE.
4.>4 l^herry
FOR 8ALE-
Lot on Flrac Ktreet, to Mr. L.
SloMamw: f*3 by ^3 feet A b.tr
icam. ua dechlerlly the finest resi
dence lot on tin' market.
E. A. HORNE. <54 Cberry Atrex,
' ‘Hooray I A four leaf clover.
That means a raise."
Executor: “It may take Borne time for your late uncle's estate
to be settled up.”
DeClancey: “But can’t you advance me something in the mean-
timer
Executor (haughtily): “You forget, sir, that I have a family to
support."
—Brooklyn Iif%