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8 THE MAOOIf XEJLSGflAPH: TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 25, 1894 THROUGH EYES FEMIHIHE. A fcappy Chriritiman to ytm! May y<mr Joys be *many and your sorrow* few! Everybody la supposed to lay care •and court pleasure tod a# ann \h<* <W!i Dim a»t iiie different churches, a«d adl4mpart**vt CftltfBg* CJJ25' eocklty en ma*«» iWJM attcfffti the Christ- ^r&TaTThe Lrnr OaWn Clut,. Ex- tcnffire iincwnulow* *»w be *^L n1 ?^ and the affair <wl8 be tile tnerrfcet In tiie blatnry of the club. Ojm at the meet ixipular Ibarftriorn irtve u very jolly Christmas tree □md "hox" iKiiity to a eeleot few th.n niornliw between 11 and 12. The affair win be cleR-int 1n the extreme, and those eo fortunale n» to be omontr dw fnXxl KuiSa are on the aul vivo for the appointed ttwto arrive. Mr. and Mix 8. C. Cooper arrived yentenlay afternoon to spend Christmea with tlie if amity of Mr. A. J. rr. on Cherry street. Mrs. Hodjtea of'* ApdenWnvtt^ U soonrllrttr GhtSMBMa with her daughter, jim. Merritt, on Hugtwniln iHelaUU. Mhw May Kennedy, one of Mason's m'jMt beautiful »t>unw girls, wdl nomii tht» Chrrstimas tiolhlaiis with Mist Ma mie Lou Reese, In Hpuirta. Mrs. Cray Ooodwyn has Issued very dainty InvltattonB to a demon on Friday ovenVntr .oumpisnentary to Ritas Lou Hindu Chapman. Mm. Chapman and Wer attractive flench ter are in Macon for the winter. Mbs Chapman bettor a student at Wwj- lityan, and are ait home at the rest- donee of dins. Gray GModwyn, on Coi- l«we street. The yuu« ItJlks nre looklnij forward 'With much pleasure (O this de- llifhtful emstalrsia-nt. Miss Nellie Hoad and MU» Manta ret Guinn at Byron spent yatttroday in Ma con. (Mr. Joe, HaanBton of Rome cams down yesterday lb spend Chrbttmna with Ids tftunlly, who am tttho eutsts m Cot. Ward, In Vlnevllltf. Mr. and Mm. Chari* T. Alrey (lave retniimxl from their briilal trip and are at home to thotr friends nt the resi dence of Mr. K. T. Home. on. CoMbc street. Mr. nnd Mrs. WtnfIMH Nislnit nre spvvtdlnt the holidays with 'Mrs. Nto- jn'ts parents. Colonel and Mm. McJn- loth Kell, tU Bunnysidc. Miss Julln HujuMitn will enlerttJn her friends on Thursday ovonlmr at a danctn« party. SUM Huitu-mln la at- tendtriQr f.ucy OObb Tnetdlirte this sea son, but 1s npentdinr t.hW monk In Ma con, much -to the GeUcM of many ad- inlrera In. Uhfc* cdty. ess Sir. Hess White enme dawn from At lanta to upend Christmas bore. **# Mr. Charters Bnnnon Is at hom« for the liolldaijw. ; VISITORS AT JACKSON. Jackson, Dec. 24.-(Speelal.)—Mi® May Love of Quincy, Fla., who attends Aunts Srott, will spend tho holidays with relative* h »ro. Miss May is indeed u llownf from the land of flowers, Mrs. S. F. Btterhlft, her son, La mar, and nolce, "Sweet M.nrrle Lamar, have gone to Amerlcus to spend Xmas with relative*. *% ._ , Professor J. C. lJlosengame, president of Jackson Institute, baa gone to ZM* ulon visiting "tho old folic* dt homo.* Vice-President W. Froy Kelley spends his holidays under tho parental roof at Mon tied lo, * ^ Our art teacher, W. C. Lewis, left today for Atlanta on his bicycle. Ho .will go to Amorlcua toeforo ho return*. 'Mias Virginia Leo McKee tuis gone to Oxford, Mlsa She will return about th* tsoth of January to take chargo of tilt* mualo department of Jackson Instl- tutc.' _ . Jt. N. Etheridge leave* Tuesday for Hnttte. Go., his old homo and' birth place, Houston county. T. n. Duttrtll, u student and gradu ate of Sullivan’s A Crichton’s business coiK-g", Atlanta, ie at homo to tho de light of rile family. Miss Julia Wright of Maryland is Nisi ting Mm. J. L. Wagner, her slater, on McDonough street. The hoys who havo been sway at school returned to their father 4 * house for tho holidays to enjoy fireworks, tide fantastic and receive what Hnnt.v Claus puis In their Blocking. From Athena—Van Fhetohcr, Thomas Slaughter. Oxford-^Chiirlle 13eau* all amp. tMr. Charles Pinkney, who lias been Quito 111 for eomo time, Is convalescing. He will bo able to rewume his duties nt the bank by the first if bo hna no re lapse. Mins Llndai Leo of Talbot ton 1* visit ing tho Misses Pound on Third street. Mjhh Linda- Is indeed ono of tho moat charming and highly cultuti*d young liulic* wo ever bad to visit us. Bho adds quite n* much to Jd^ksou’s soci ety ns any one could. Col. K. M. fimlth oT Fornyth spent Bundny here with hi* brothers. •Mr. Uoh Thorntoe of Bldwcll, Tenn., is visiting his daughter, Mattie, who Is a student of Jackann Institute.* Mm Myrtle Pond spcr.t last week with her sister. Miss Elln; nt Cave Springs. INYON’S TRIUMPH. The Fight igainst Disease, Poison- oh5 Dregs and Old Fogyisn Declared in Sis Farcr. W. O. Lovtll Tslls ths Story of Ills Buffering and Cure* W. D. Ijavoll, -Ute well-known real estate broker, ot 42 N. Alexiander slreot, Rodieater, H. "ST., says: "My wife was attacked with severe muscular rheuma tism, a nd was finally corapcClal to takn to her bnL I secured a bottle ot Mun- yon’s (RhoumaUKm Cure, and ofter Lik ins si* dcwa» she was able to rise and dress herself unnHsIstsd. I have also beeu relieved of Sharp, rtbootlux pains after tlJkins a taw dbscs. I consider the euro a marvelous one.” Munyon’s Rheumatism Curo never falls to relievo tn ono to three houra mid cure io.a l'ew ttoya. Price 25c. 3Iumyon'« Dyspepsia Cure Is guaran teed to cure nil forms ot Indigestion anil stomiacih irouldi-M. P-rico 25e. Munyon’s Gttarrh Curo and Catarrh Tablet* erjil'oitos Hie disttiso from tlio ■y*Ktm, mothos unrl he,Hla the nlHlcted parts onl restores ithem ho health. No failure; a curo guaranteed. Price 25c. each, .Munyon’s I/vter Curo corrects head ache, WliouanoBs, jiiuadlce, constipation and nil llvir diswisos. Price 25c. -Munyon’s Kidney Cure speedily cures l>oins in ilio Ira ok, loina or groins and all forms of kidney disease. Price lav. iMintyon's Blood Cure eradlcalw* all lnrpuHtiw of the blood. Price 25c. Mun-yon's CatJiartlo Insures o free nnd natural movement of tho bowels without the bust pain or discomfort. Jlunyon’s P.lo OintmeiM positively cun-s nil torn a of piles. 'Munyon’s Astluma florbs are guaran- tieed to relievo asthma In two minutes. Munyon’s Cold Curo prevents pneu monia and Irreaks up a cold in n fow houra. Price 25c. lifunyon's Courfi Cure cures colds on the client, stops coughs, night sweats, allays soreness nnd speedily heals tho lungs. Price 25c. Munynn's Nerve Ouro restores over worked nnd overstrained nerves to n hWithy condition. Price 25c. Mimyon's Hondadic Cure stops head aches tn three tmlntitvs. Price 25o- Munyon’s VltBllner imparts new life, restores lost powers to weak ond de- blllmtcd men. Prico |1. A valuablo book, "Guide to Health,” can bo had of any druggist free, which Intelligently sots forth In plain, simple lnnguago how any ono may curo them- selves. No matter wlvat the disenso or how many doctors have failed to cure you, nsk Jour druggist for a 23-cent vial of ono of -Munyon’s Cures, nnd If you nro not benefited your money wild be re funded. HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES. The Southern Railway Company will edl ticket, on December -IM, 23d, 2tth 25th. and 29th, 30th, Ret nod January l«i t.i all point* wlthtu a reidlu, of 300 miles ot Macon at the low rata of I cents per mile traveled. Ticket, will Is 1 good returning on or before Jan. 3d. 1895. F\>r information apply to 31m *iV. Carr, l*Minf and ticket agent. Itloti-lsK. old nra, nl<H*r* umt nil sklu eruptiotm eurisl by P. p. p., the gtvnt- <s<T IJ-ssl purifier of tii,suge. JUwsnnntlsm nnd svphllis vleld i\vtd- ily m P. p. p. (Priony Aoh.Poko Boot and Potiuwitim). If }Mt are croultlixl with dyspepsia, hpimarii dlsoivhr, «w liwr a IS I kidney o-mpLlut, try p. p, !»., iumJ j., m wU ivjoiee ut its uxtg tvil nvrkings. Ke- mnles ntw pecuHarty IsmhsIi,,! t,y v», P. P. lit cxtisds dis-viM- nnd j-lv ltiuliliy net-on to every mvun. Lsi: u,init-Ksl, lost csiergy, ei-ikis-rs-, pratnU debility »ve all utrul by P, l I*. Now life, ,kiw energy are lnfnsr<t In tho *y«n«n l>y Ms- lil.v\l purifying mat eJevusim: properifto of 1*. p. p, ( the grwitiwt bl-xsl jwirilUr of Uto ago. A fits worth knowing Is Cut blood d k-vis-h whloh all other tnetUdiws fa l tt> cure yiekl slowly l,.»t sttridy to the ld-H-,1 chutlsiug fMMJsv-titW of P. p. 1-. tl’i-ickly Ae!i, Poke lux tmd Potae- w uml. Oatnnh ori-gin-itra inserofulr -ty m nt. P. P. P. perita die blood rani duit per- mo neatly cure* cttuiitt Terrill!,- U.-sl |v-i*,a. t,>lv corerrO With e>«ivs, SOd 0W* Kitttliw of P. P. p, (Prckly Ash. l v -lo- Root ,ual p.vta.s- s otnl cured tho disuse, making tin-1«. ti.-tw Ueely as a list yetroM, ANSWER THIS QUESTION. Why da ao many people we mo ■ round u, term to prefer to sutler and U- made miserable by Indigestion, con- stipsUon, dlsstuem. \om ot appeUle, eotnlas up of the food, yellow skin, whea for T5 cents ire will sell IA«e Bhileh's Vltahser guaranteed to aura them? Sold by Ooodwyn A Small Drug Company, corner Cherry attest end Colton avenue. MARVELOUS RESULTS. From a loiter written by Ilev. J. Gun- de-rmun, at Dimondule. Mich., wo are permitted tomnko this extract: "1 have no hasltwtlon In recommending Dr, King’s Nciv Discovery, na tho results were almost marvelous in tho case of my wife. While I wits pastor ot the Baptist oliurolt at Rivea Junction she was brought down with Pneumonia Buoccedtng La Grippe. Terrible parox ysms of coughing would last hours with Mttla Interruption, mnd It Roomed ns If hhe could not survive them. A frletid reromniended Dr. King’s New DIsjov- try. It wnsnuJck tn Its work and high ly tutlwfuotory In results." Trlnl bottles free ak H. J. Lam.tr & Son’s drug store. Regular site EOc. nod 31. ROYAL rONCIANA. Grand opening of the palace hotel among the tropics of Florida’s coast. Tnko rt In, by all tneana. and lie sure your ticket read, via Southern railway. You will see more for your money than you ever did In your life. Tickets on sale Dec. 2d lin'd 27th, good for ten (10) days from date of sale, nt tho extremely low price ot flftecu (315) dollar* for tho round trip. iJoublo dally trains through, via tho short rotrto (southern) without change of cars Macon to Jacksonville. I-oavo Macon at 2.30 a. tn. and 7.30 p. m. For sleeping ear berths otul further particular* seo Jim Cnrr, passenger Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder Wo, M’s Pair Hlahest Metel and Dlsioma- nCCnilE I get relief DCl UHE from a most hor- riUe blood dis ease I had spent hundreds of dollars trying various remedies and physi cians, none of which did me any good. My finger nails came off and my hair came out, leaving me perfectly bald. I then went to HOT SPRINGS Hoping to be cured by this celebrated treatment, but veryaoonbecamedisgusted and decided to try S.S.S. The etfret was truly wonderful. I commenced to recover at once, and after I had taken twelve bot tles I waa entirely cured—cured by S.S.S, when the world- — — — renowned Hot SpHnn had failed. \vm. S. Loomis, I Shreveport, La.“ usJJau 9 * “TwTVY w-saFtc co. JU.U.U. Gx y cured—cured by S.S.S. S.S.S. U BBBirg WM^hSKtS; • VtkwMteSAMSttfltMO^ GIG —U Mm flaradflj, AS A MCVENTIVK r fi*k«r su H la ay mimliiiiiii.Mni* —1| WMMnnMbm uinadtUiiMtisami kmuumm MM mm M MW »«•» Ottt*f»Wr» u4 t;i«at, wrw |WttM CUREi7:r r^sri-sc*^ OOODWYN’8 DRUG 6TORJA Me Aaeota, Chany Bu*,t urf Ootha Avanua Manna. Oa. LADIES DO YOU KNOW On. FCUX LC BAUN’m STEEL DIB PEPYB8YHL PILLS umly PKKNCH, «feu»d r%- %»L lieouiufi «uhi oali by cooDwnra drug stork. WE The babel noises of trade are hushed while you and r we keep festival. Tides ebb and flow ; clouds gather and break away, but December’s sky is red with the glory of sunset—peaceful ending of the harvest year. We 6ee—what do we see? The radiant pageant of civilized millions bowing at the altar of universal prosperity. Life’s music has its undertones, and dis content claims many a’victira, but the color of the South is bright and the future points to progress as the needle points to the pole. Men are prone to scoff at the greatness and dim the grandeur of the present. We listen to the past and catch the cadences that come from weary days of gloom, when -rich and happy were hurled down to poverty and misery in the midst of fearful national convulsions. We turn toward the dazzling future and see the early struggle changed into a perfect triumph. Ours is the sunniest land of all the earth; the most brilliant star in nature’s diadem. Each year finds us in the enjoyment of some new good, and every rising dawn makes possibilities grander. The country has fought its way from midnight to morning, and now the meridian is fast hurrying on to greet the meeting of the centuries. Business can afford to rest while all bask in the genial glow of Christinastidc and touch the cherry side of life. 'CZARINA’S The latest fad, at OEO. T. BEELAND’St Jeweler, 310 Second Street. (ESTABLISHED 1831.) ALTMAYER & FLATAU, Wholesale Dealers in Liauors, Wines and Cigars, 467 AND (63 CHERRY STREET. MACON. GEO. Tho beat Liquor* tor tha least money. Send tor. price list. ALTMAYER & FLATAU, Agent*. P P P^ n ^ BS « Blotches ?ELJ—Ll—Li and Old Sores 3 ^PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT Pata „ h Mo , Qr : Q ^ and potassium Catarrh, malaria zzx gr Wakes • SE Marvelous Cures ^ in Blood Poison jE Rheumatism grand Scrofula V. P. P. pnrifioa tb« Mood, build* ap thfl wfi«k «n<l dfibiiluted, frtvefi fitrootth to wrakfiooil nerve*, «>xp«U cUfia»—.glTbiK thfi patlont health nud oloknMs, xlomn* —tofillngfi and liMltcdfi first prev*U*.Mf. For primary.»roontUry And tertUrp AYphllls, for blood polaonlng, mercu* rlAlpoiaoD, nmlarU. dy«*p«palii. And in «Tl blood and akin dUcasai, IlkA TT blotohoa, plxnpie*, old chronic uloors. 10^ ‘ tetter, *OAld h*AU. holla, ervsipfil.-ut. octencA w» mar aay, without fear ot contradiction,that P. p. P, Uthobeit blood purl Bor in tho world, aud ruakca j>o*ltlr», a^Mdjr A&dponuABttnccurtia and Kidney Troubles Are Mtlrcly rcuored by F.P.P. 1 —Prickly A*h. Poke Root and Pota»- amm, tb« great cat blood partner on ABKkPBSM, O., July 21.1891. MkftftKH UrptaAM RAO*.. SfiTAnnaU. Oa. t but 8iu»—1 bought a bottl* ot rP.PTp. aeilotsprli ** Sprln**,Ar*..Rau o goodtb*n threo ttbfi Rot Springs. Lad Its* whofic *j«tcma ixolitoned -.u.u ..ug.uro condl* itrual lrrccutarfti«M| ‘ juidw^N blood lain anUnporo condl , arepecat’.arty \ —wuted by th* won- *»>••• wra.v -ml biotKl c lea using prop- • erticaofp. p. P.-Prlckly A*b, Pok* prevents Koot and roiaaalum. aor**. I ba»< . SrAiKort»u>, Ml. . nng. Htb, 1893. —I can »P«ak In tho hlcbcat torma of 1 your medicine from my ownper*oual > kncwlcdr?. 1 was atT«-jt»«i with heart uliMM, pUurl*) and rbeumatlai^. <or • S^yoara, waatroatoklbyth«y«rybMt , phjraK'ianaaaaapent hundrada of del* Lra, triedarcry known rwmedy with- ■ oct finding relief. I have only taken , on* oottla of your P. P. P., and can ohcwrfuUy any it haa don* me mom • good than anything l bava Avar takao. • a ° 10 ** MRS. £ hTtKASY. gprlngfiaid. Qraen Ocuoty, Mo. it baa don* s wont h*’ tmat ment at t Scud three ho«lea C. O. D. Aberdeen* Brown County* O* CapL J. D. labaatoa. 0m ^9. To aJI whom it map eanearm X berw* by testify to tba wonderful proportlea • aqb of P. P. P. for oruptiona of the akin. I Buffered for aevoral y aara with an un- aljchtly and dtaagraaable araptJonoo — my face. I tried arery known rame- ^ dy but in rain.until P. P. P. waa need* and am now entirely cured. gif l8J,u.0by) J. dTJobSSTOS. ~ iavaonab, Qg» V Ikla Caaaar Oared. TtUimonp/romlKeMayor<±f^afnjkafc Siwjoiir. Tax.. Janeary 14,1898. Massna. LirmAH Moa., Baraunah, • Ga.t Utntiemtn—l bate tried your P. P. P. for a disease of tba akin, usually — kuown aa akin cancer,of thirty years* m ^ Standing, and found great relief; it ^ puntlea tha blood and remote* all lr» .rWMI ritatlou from the seat of tb< _ and preyent* any spreading of t^e aorea. I have taken Otoor six bottle* and feel oonnd«nt that another course will effect a cure. It ha* aleO relieved me from lndijr*aoon and atomAcb 1 "M!. >. BVBT, AUomay at Law. Book m Band nseasai««Fn& —c ALL DBtJOOWTS BULL IT. LIPPMAN BRQ8. vkopixurroag, ^ »4fff rm*x ■ | -^K,e-mi , “‘ h i ? CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Brass Fire Betts, Brass Coal Tases, Brass Fenders, Brass Andirons. Make your wife happy by giving her somethin? usefu and ornamental. Full line at T. C. BU RK E’S. O- P. & B. E. WILLINGHAM, MACON. GA. SASH, COBBS, LUMBER, MCULDIHSl PAINTS. UK AND CESIEIi. AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES. MACOli SASH, DQOR h LUMBIH CQ„ ’ INCORPORATED CAPITAL, S60.000. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS, AND MANUP ACTURER3 07- Sash, Doors and Blinds, Scroll and Turned Work. Dealers in Paints, Glass, Cement, Putty, Lime, Plaster, Hair. BUILDERS’ HARDWAE. Etc. MOERLEIN’S BARBAROSSA (IN BOTTLES ONLY.) On account of Its i jbsolute purity, wholeaumenesa, good taste and quality to aid digestion it is a moat pleasant and refreshing beverage, on article Incomparably strengthening to the in valid and convalescent. This beer Is brewed from the best selected malt arid from hop* Imported from Bohemia. It is brewed after the new existing method In tlhe Hof Braue* rel at Pllson, Bohemia. Borbaroesa is a light, palatable beer, unexcelled to taste and brilliancy, and on account of Its excellent quality la preferred to the Imported Pilsner by connolseurs. For tne dinner table and for a lun chi there Is nothing better than & bofr tie of Barbarossa. ULLM’ANN & WILLIAMS, Delivered anyw'here In the city. 'Phone 434. Sole Agents. MACON, GA. 351 10 353 - - - CHERRT STREET 3I1IUUJ JJV11UI U| SAWMILLS. Machinery Ail Kinds. HIGH GRADE SPECTACLES EYE GLASSES ACCURATELY FITTED., A. T. HOLT, Real Estate Agent, NV>. 365 Second Sa. Several nice suits of rooms, 401 Spring; a nice suit of rooms, 718 Pine; 6-room house, Lamar street, Vineville, J15. 5-room house. Crump’s avenue, Viueville, $15. 7-room house, Rogers avenue, .Vineville, $20. 5-room house, 1071 Walnut street. $18. 8-room house, 753 Plum street, $25. Several small houses and nice stores. JOSEPH E. WELLS, 554 MULBERRY STREET, SPECULATION. HAMMOND & OO., STOCK AND BOND BROKERS, 130 & 132 Pearl Street, NEW YORK CiTY.N.Y. Stocks, Bonds and Grain Bought and Sold, ' 1.oir Carried on Margin. P. S.—Send for explanatory circular on speculations ; also weekly market letter. (Free.) EXCHANGE BANK, OF MACON, GA. II. J. Lamar, Geo. B. Turpin, President. Vice President. J. W. Cabanlss, Cashier. * We solicit the business of merchants, planters and banks, offering them courte sy, promptness, safety and llberallity. The largest capital and surplus of any bank In middle Georgia. IliE UNION SAVINGS BANK & THUS! U MACON, GA. V H. J. Lamar, President; Geo. B. Turpin, Vice President; J. W. Cabanlss, Cashier; D. M. Nelllgan, Accountant. CAITAL $200,000. SURPLUS, $30,000. Interest paid on deposits 5 per cent, per annum. Economy Is the road to wealth. Deposit your savings and they will be Increased by interest. Compounded semi annually. MACON SAYINGS BANK 570 Mulberry Street, Macon, G&. Capital and surplus $150,000 Pays 5 per cent, on deposits of $1 and upward. Real estate loons on the month ly Installment plan, and loans on good securities at low rates. Legal depository for trust funds. Will act as administra tor, executor, guardian, receiver and trus tee. H. T. POWELL President 1L G. CUTTER Vice President J. W. CANNON.-....* Cashier Big C j uon-polaooout / remedy for tionorrb®e,\ 'Whites, Spermatorrhea*. 1 ^Gleai, unnatural discharge* ' “? any inflammation, IrrTta* in or ulceration of mucous “mbranea. Non-aatrlngent I and guaranteed not to stricture. SOLI) MY UBVOGIIRft t plain wrapper, by 1 exprea*. prepaid, on receipt ot l|l.(V). Deocrtptlve Circular \mailed on request. ■ ■aeeikWmi bj .The Kvui Ckmicxl Do." PROFESSIONAL CARDS. DR. J. J. SUBERS. Permanently located. In tb* apo dal tie. venereal. Loet energy re stored. Female Irregularities end poison oak. Cure guaranteed. Addreu In confidence, with stamp, *10 Fourth street. Macon. G». DR. C. H. PEETE. EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. M SECOND STREET, MACON, a A. Da t. a SHORTER. EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. Office SM Cherry St, Macon. Go. DU. GILMER’S PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Office ami residence, First street, neci Clierry. II. A. BROWN, M. D„ Residence' corner Church and Lee strees. East Macon. Calto In the day tor the present will be answered from MoCreary druc store Telephone 196. * M. K Freeman. H. G. Grlswoli FREEMAN & GRISWOLD. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Masonic Building, ... Macon. G; JOHN B. COOPER, Attorney-at-Law. Exchange Bank Euildlng, Rooms 7 an 8. Macon, Ga. HOPE POLHILL, Attorney and Counselor at Law, 355 Third Street. W.L.Doucla $3 SHOErilK; * 3. CORDOVA! rsiNCH aduuicius cal {4*3X9 Fine C/ur&KMa ■ *3.W POLICE,3 sot f *2. * 1 .Y» B OYS'SCHQDLS! •LADIES* K/VBisssa ~ — BROCKTQH,’MM.y. Over Om MUIIm Paopl* wear tha W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Sb All our shoes are equally satlsfad R «y (lv. tk.bMt vmlu. for tho Money, oi oqiul cutoM oboe, la «ylo .ad fit rrom 10 93 savea over otner makes. If your dealer cannot supply yon wn ran, Soi ROCHESTER SHOE C( 618 CHERRY STOKE an77. ADVERTISEMENT pla-ad In tho classified columns of Telegraph Is sure to bring RESULTS nuuauuuuuuuauuuuucv J. VL Jobnaton. Prwtdeot. J. D. StoUon. Vico Prcaldmt. L. p. HUlyor, Chehlor. The American national Bank, MACON, GA CAPITAL.,w yv ,, ,, ,, ..3310,000.00 SURPLUS., t. „ „ „ - 333,000 00 Largest capital of any naUooal bank 1a Central Gsorgls. Aonounts of corporations nod Indi/Iduals will ttcaivo careful attention. Comopow* (Uoc« invited. ] iLibbey’s ;LEADS THE WORLD.' AMERICAN i CUT GLASS. ttisbart Award WotkT* I'atr. If you want the* t finest quality cute (glass, buy goods« ’ having this trade* mark. . SQLQSOH, Sole Igeit. laaaaaaa—n«*tw>ww3 First Mial M, OF MACON. GA CAPITAL! SURPLUS, $260,000 R. H. PLANT, PRESIDENT. W. W. WRIGLET, CASHIER. L C. PLAfFS SOI, BANKER ■iCOn, GEORGIA ESTABLISHED 18SS Banking in all its branches. Interest allowed on Time Deposits We handle foreign exchange and arrange travellers credits on Messrs. Rothschild oi London for all European points.