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Newspaper Page Text13 THE MACON TELEGEAPEi SUNDAY HOKNTNG, MAY 16,1897. IIS--I Cl A WORD WANTED. JiVANTED—Ladles; 1500 In gold given away; cut thlb out and save It. TM« ad may not appear again. Arc you a amart speller? We give |500 away In prizes to those ladies able to make the largest list of words from the word •‘subscribers.’* You can make at leant twenty, we believe; and If you can, you will get a present any way, and If your list la the largest you will get 5100.00 In cash. Here are the rules to follow: Use only words In the English language. Do not use any letters In a word more times than It appears In “subscribers.” Words spelled alike can be used only once. Upo any dictionary, and wo allow to be count ed proper nouns, pronouns, prefixes, suf fixes, any legitimate word. This la the wayi “Bubsonbers." subscribe, is sir, sire, rise, rub, burr, cub, cur, crib. etc. Use these words. The publishers of The Amer ican Woman will give away, on June 13, the sum of $600, divided Into sixty prizes, for the largest lists of words aa above; Jioo to the person making the largest list; ISO for the second largest; S25 each for ihe three next largest lists; |C9 each tor the three next largest; 115 to each of the pext three; 110 to cacb.pf the next nine; and to each of the next forty 1 largest lists. We want*you*to-knowour Toper,* and It Ts for this reason we offer these premiums. We make no . extra charge for the privilege of entering this word- building contest, but It is necessary to send us 25 cents, silver o*- stomps, for Which wo will send you our handsome Il lustrated 28-pago magazine for *ix months, and tho very day wo recelvo your remittance we will moll you ‘free the following ten popular novels, by well- known authors: “Princess Bab," by Frances Hodgson Burnett; ‘‘Hugh Hlck- ater’a Wife," by Ella Wheeler Wilcox; •‘Amy’s Lover, -by Florence Marryat: Guernsey. FOR SALE—Rest b«»iso and cattle feed the market. C. T. Guernsey, Sixth and Cherry sts. FOR SALE—Hoarding house furniture and fixtures, with business. Ing thirteen boarders; good pay, in first- class locality; wish to sell on necount of ill health. Address K. Y., care Tcl- egraph. * • • FOR SALE—Near Crump’s park, desira ble suburban home, seven _ and two acres of land. Bargain l<> »i quick purchaser. Legato Walker, Ex- VWhy They Parted." by May Agnes Fleming; “Guy Newton's Revenge, by Afary Cedi Hay; “Our Mutual Enemy, by Jane G. Austin; "Clarissa’s Choice,' by "The Duchess;" "Laura Belton’s Se cret," by Helen Forest Graves; “Gold and Glitter," by James Franklin Fitts; hv HnrrlM fttnwA. ‘■Uncle Lot.” by Harriet Beecher Stowe. This offer is the greatest you have ever had made to you. Send your list at one*'. If you win one of the prizes, your name will be published in our July issue. Ad dress The American Woman. 110 and 111 Nassau st, New Yor.k city, N. Y. LADIES * WANTED—To try* for 55,242.60 given away. We offer the abovo amount to the readers of this paper who can make the largest number of words from the word “enthusiastic." The first prizo is a $700.00 upright Plano; the second iirlvo n. of 1'ontnrv niMlnnnrv! th« fourth prize, a Monarch Bicycle; the fifth, a White Bicycle; the sixth, a Racycle (you have your choice of wheels—ladles’ or gentlemen’s); tho seventh, one set Standard Dictionary; and Four. Hundred and Twenty-five Cash Prizes, and Four Hundred Dress Patterns, and 167 Came ras—in all 1,000 prizes. We give theso prizes to Introduce our great popular la dies’ paper, Woman’s World and Jenness Miller Monthly. We will send it three months for 25 cents, and full rules and regulations how to make a list. Here la a chance to win a grand prize by a lit tle effort: no canvassing. Why not send today and make a list for the Plano, or one of the Bicycles? The awards will be made by Rev. Joseph Sanderson, DD., LL. D., Jihn Habberton and Horatio Al ger, Jr. If you-will mention the name of fthe paper you see this advertisement in, and send twenty-five cents now for three months’ subscription and for full rules and regulations, wo will send you free,, es an extra present, Robt. Louis Steven son's great story.. “Treasure Island." a 200-page book. Address, enclosing 25 cents In stamps or silver. Woman’s World Dept. C. A.. 22 and 24 N. William st.. New York. N. Y. A WANTED—Agents; in every county to sell the wonderful book by Lulu Hurst (“the Georgia Wonder”) which explains and demonstrates how ail of her remark able feats were performed so that any one rending the book can acquire thlfc wonderful newer. Over two thousand sold In one week. Price one dollgf; sent post paid. Liberal discounts to agents. Lulu Hurst Book^Company. MadIson,j3a. AGENTS*WANTED 4n every town; brand new goods; sell' at sight; no experience required; liberal terms; write for full in formation. Mutual Manufacturing Co., 125 Chambers st. New York. ' ‘ ‘JTPPy dWiurs a week easily made; Agents wan*ted ’to’ every locality for Hon. w. J. Bryan’s great any only book, “The FIrtt ■m'l art - . . __ __ Tho 'best seller ever produced. Agenw a«re .taking as many. a« 200 orders pyr week. Beware of fraudulent imitations, tfend for outfit and begin work at once; W. It. Con key Company,* Publisher*, 311 l>earborn_st., Chicago. (AGENTS—-523 to 530-per week easy • work -right around thing Him*. - prised *. «tvi. vumj . j *JU me; a brand new ....ire to us quick; you will be sur* » at how easy it can be done; send us your address, anyway; It will be to your Interest to Investigate; write today. Address “People’s," 3M1 Market st.,’ Phil adelphia, Pa. • . • {ENGINEER, Machinist, Iron Worker—Mart of good ad drives can nvako fair Wage* b/ calling on the trade; for particular* ad dress Box 21. Clnctonre, Ohio., Stu. B. QA.LESMAN^53 a day: no change bank building. _ FOR SALE—Farm 550 .acres, 10 miles from Macon on M. & D. railroad; prop erty well watered, comfortable nouse of slit rooms, alx acres of fine be had <julck at 56.50 « .160 per acre. Legare Walker, Exchange bank building^ FOIt*SALE—A patriot first class combined harness and raddle horses; warranted wand. G. M. Davis A Son; FOlt KM.V1*. 510.000 SLAUGHTER SALE at Powers’ Curiosity Shop, 411 Second 8t.— Never before have HUch bargains been offered: just received 2u0 eases lino parlor atehe; to bo will sell )"ou live boxes, 200 AH*|0 and 25r blotter pads, note size, lo go nt 10c; till 10 and Uc pads to go at 6c; 1,000 boxes note paper, 21 sheets, pa per and 21 envelopes to go at oc box: all 20 and 25c box paper to go at lOn boar; Cleorge B. Hurd's Baby Paper, hII tints to go at 13c* per box; Hurd’s lino velvet, finish paper, to go ut 20c box; llurd's lin«- Empire Wow* t*< g*> at K>c bot extra good white note paper to go at 2 and *<• quire. Pure Venetian linen nolo paper, 18c for five quires, 1 pound rich cream commercial note pa per to go at 18c pound. Crane's superfine commercial not® pa per, the finest made, for 10c quire. Lucas Brown Co.’a fine note paper. 6c quire; extra fine Unfa square envelopes 7Va cents per package; lino crcnm squaro envelopes 6c per package; plain business size envelopes, 2 packs for 5c. Typewriting paper,* 24 aheets for 5c. First-class legal cap paper, TVfcc quire; fool'e-cap .Two quire. 100 different brands toilet paper; wo can lO RENT—Thoroughly furnished cot tage, Front Beach. Sullivan’s' Tdlxnd. near Lire Savings Station. Apply to Mid- dletou_&_ it iv. ncl, Charleston, 8. C. FOR RENT—Furnished front mom; pleasant location; conveniences same floor; immediate possession. 117 Roso Park. _ ■ Fort RENT—Cheap: six-robin'house. 122 Holt st. W. H. Moxley. FOR KENT—Cool rooms.'furnished. un furnished, to parties without children; 258 First st. j ^ . FOR RENT—Two nico dwell in ga In Vlnevllle, cheap; good location. Gor don & Budd. A Budd. FOR RENT-NIco cottago on Holt at.; reasonable rent; Immediate possession. Gordon & Budd. FOR RENT—8-room houso, 118. Apply to Un. Reeves, Reeves House. * FOR .RENT—Six-room house. No. Ml Oak st. Reynolds_.Plumblng.Co. FOR KENT— Darla* Livery Stable; best stand in 'Middle Georgia; possession given Oot. 1. 1897. Apply to It. E. Tark.. l.OST. LOST—Full buiu'ii keys with name “Mrs. N. E. Carlisle" on tag. Rewa'rd for their return to J. G. Carlisle. * DO ST—A milch cow; will pay for her re turn. T. U. Connor. ' ' ' LOST—A black terrier puppy with tan feet: a liberal reward will bo paid if returned to D. B. woodruff, Vlnevllle. LOST—Yesterday afternoon, ft letter, en velop© addressed to Mrs. J. M. John ston; finder will please return to this office. MISCELLANEOUS. CLARKE & DANIEL, Flefa Market and loo House; all kinds of fresth fish in sea* soa; crabs, shrimps, etc.,* 005 Poplar St. 8E<'OND-IIAND Refrigerators; large loti all sizes, prices ana description: not ours; only sell for purchasers of Read’s Odorless; if you want one, come and take your pick. One large, elegant wal nut pro cr'H. butcher's or beer refriger ator; ju.« as good as new; prices low on all; ir you want a Read's Odorless In place of one. you have, we can soil your old one for you. Have calls almost every day for them. Wo are headquarters for Refrigerators. H. C. Tlndall_&_Co. MONARCH Bicycles'Harry A. Franklin & Co. ■ them. The J. W. Burke Co. HEADQUARTERS for toilet articles and perfumery. Prescriptions a specialty. CT T. King, proprietor Payao’s drug HARRY A. FRANKLIN A CO., bicycles. 8. S. 8.—Solidity, Security. Success; as sets Union Central Life Insurance Company in. 1387 nearly, threo and a half millions; in 1897 over sixteen and a half. millions. _ • 11.'C. TINDALL & CO.'only wU'n.nd'H Odorless Refrigerators; call and see A SEWING MACHINE should run light; the New Home Is as swift os Achilles. J. R. Burnett, 131 Colton? avenue, sells (hem. WU’KLESS blue flame oil stoves; no odor; no danger; ovens to fit; at Gar den’s. \_1_J . STEARNS bicycles. Harry A. Franklin _ & Co. , SEVERAL fine, machines and S. & W.' pistols for sale cheap. L. Goldman & B6n,i igwnbrokers. NEW STYLE Hammocks, convertible"in- to a cradle or reclining chair. Garden, the furniture man. AGENTS—Outfit free; exclusive territory; no capital needed; a new agent makes 520.15 per day; city or country; proofs free. Alpine Safe Company, Cincinnati, \VANTED—Two live insurance solicitors;- Mutual Roservo Company; best territo ry and liberal contracts to right parties, ' “Insurance." l 'MUST HAVE agents at once to sell sash lock and dojr holders; sample sash lock free for 2 cents stainu: immense; better than weights; burglar proof; $10 a day. Write quick. Address Brobard & Co., Box fll, Philadelphia, Pa. . . \VANTED—Your address; Will send partic ulars of how one man tnado 522.UUO In five years: you ran do tho same by trying. Address P. O. Box 5308. Boston. Macs. \v A NT ED—Property owners'to' seo^iis when in need of tenants. Gordon & Budd. ‘ WANTED—Address of everyone having .ca tnrrh, asthma, bronchitis or consumption; medlolnes for treatment by vaporizing In haler free. Address Mrs. Dr. •fJlifton, 1M1 Walnut st., Macro: ’phone 715. ' 5.1 VE agentr wanted for tho ifnion Cen tral Life Inr-urance t'ompanv. T. S. J.owery. Department manager. XoBNTS'WANtEIV^Il to 17 dally eany: patent novelty; used by every .family Md. HOARDERS WANTED-—Rooms large and well ventilated; nicely furnished. Apply at a** 8prltig M. WANTED—A competent houso servant; rail at 620 First st. • BOARDERS WANTED and rooms for rent, furnished or unfurnished. Apply 820_Fou rth_st. ^ \VANTED—A~ftrBt-claB8 cook; one that can give good references; also one as sistant cook that understands pastry cooking. Apply at onco at tho 8tubble- field_ House. \VANTED—'To trade horse and cattle feed for lumber of all deseriptlonrf. C. T. Guernsey, Cherry, cor. Sixth *t. WANTED—To buy a good, gentle horse; only at a bargain:*suitablo for ordina ry^ ray Ing. 43) Poplar st. WANTED—Board in private famlly’by young men. References exchanged. Ad dress K. E. H. WANTED-^FJrst-class house girl; none other need apply.. 136 Washington arft FOR SALE. i and FOR SALE—My wood yard busln fixtures, at corner of Fifth and Bay Sts., on easy terms. Business establisried eleven years ago and paying handsome profit. Completest wood yard in city, con sisting j>f_twelve t hor»e-Dower engine, 16- *■ “ “ nd. machinery tor horse nower boiler. ... splitting and handling 56 cords of wood per day. Will sell stock of wood and teams If desired. Reason for selling, bad health: a good opportunity for a profita ble investment. Address or call on W* R. Ivey. ’ ’ * ’ *_ BUGGY FOR 8ALE~*Om new buggy esn be booght at % |rrest bargain. Apply at O. M. DarU* sUbl VOR SALE—A paying drug iddre. with ll.WW stock, at Columbus. Ga.; central location; SOOgOBMl.low for^cash. Ad- Btewart. M J*OR SAXE—Brown horse, with top bug^ and suitable "for lady to drive’. Y “c! Etheridge. 317 Third st. 1*6R" SALE—Only $1M lot near Mercer University. WliiUr Rodgers, tel Poplar st. _ EOR 8ALE-At^a bargsiP. one fine Sing. L. violdman A Hon. FOR SALE—A milch cow with calf. Apply Mrs. M. E. Hurru, Duncai pve.. liufiuenln Heights. FOR SALE—Fins bicycle HAVE your horse shoeing done by Do- . Ian & Melton, _5G0 Poplar st. IDE_bIcycfes. Harry A. Franklin ft Co. OF THE twenty-eight leading Hfo insur ance companies, the Union tVntral dis tanced them all in death rate per cent, of mean insurance hi force according to Spectator Companies' statistics for tho past nlnoteen years. • THE wheel and name'meetTiTthe Ster- • Hug—"Built llko a watch." Wo sell them. The J. W, Burko Co/ *_ SYRACUSE” bicycles." Harry" A. Franklin & Co. j . THE CITY Is about to pave; you can pave the way to domestic happiness by buying a Read’s Odorless Refrigerator. hclted. REFRIGERATORS—BesL lino In Mncon, prices that defy competition nt Payne &’ Willingham’s,' lending furniture and carpet house_of tho South. THE "NEW HOME Sewing .Machine makes no doctor’s hills; save’s for sale Jiy J. R. Burnett, 131 Cotton ave. "BUILT LIKE^A WATCH’’^-You know jhe rest. The J. W. Burke Co. __ 1 HEREBY give notice to parties'hold- nave yo 25 per cent. 2 dozen fine steel pens for 5e. 100 gross fine lead’ pencils 40 go at half price’ Poeketbooks—We have hundreds of la dles’ fine leather norketbooks to close out from 20c to $1.00 each; less than one-half the original cost. 12 packages msttlflg tacks for 13c. 12 packages carpet tacks for 10c. 100 fish hooka for’ 10c. Fishing lines 3 for 5c. Toilet soaps, Fels & Co. tar soap 5c; glycerine H«uq> 5c cake; Quaker 5c. Castile, 2 oaken tor 6c. Graham Bros.’ fine tollK soaps; .white Crescent Sc cake; Fltixollno 5c cuke. All regular 10c soap. . going out of the miscellaneous •Tho Wonderful Story of Old." complete In 2 volumes; original cost 57.00; our price 52.00. •Josephus,* 85c.: worth 53.00. Moore’s Poems. PSo; worth 52.00. Masterpiece. Englisli Orator, 85c. Milton's Poems, 85c. Hemen's Poems. 83c. Bhakespenre’s Poenzs, 8oc, Burns’ Poems, 85c. These works arc all handsome, largo 38 e< handsonle f Ox ford’s Teachers’ Blblb. regular W.00 and 54.00 book; wn give you choice as long ns they last for 81.80. We have 1,000 miscellaneous cloth-bound books to go from 5c to 11.00 each. the expiration of thirty days the gooda will be sold. L. Goldman & 8on. __ WAVERLY"Bicycles."Harry. A. Franklin ACo. ytfitl ’want to make money, solicit for the Union Central Life Insurance Com pany; good territory and good contracts to the right men. Address T. P. Iiowery, department manager. J STRAWBERRIES are nice, buMhey arc nicer when frozen in a Read's Odor- loss Refrigerator.■ BLUE FLAME Oil Steves, give 50 per ^ccnt. more heat than the ola style. Gprden. . . ^TRIBUNE bicycles. Harry ATFranklln _&Co. BEAUTY, grace, strength, durability, all combined In the Sterling—"Built like a watch." Wo sell them. Tho J. W. Burko Co. IT- ISN’T- everybody that can shoe a horee. hut Dolan & Melton, 560 Poplar st., nnderstand the businkM. WiilTE PATirHOTEL ls open"fo'r ac commodation of boarders and pleasure seekers; mineral waters all kinds; the finest resort in North Georgia. Mrs. J. M.^Dorn, White Path, Ga. BARNES While FlycrH. Harry A. Frank" lln it Co. SO SIMPLE a child could use It; that's the New Home Sewing Machine. For wale by J. R> Burnett. 131 Cotton^ aye. HONEY In one-pound packogwr Tell- •nlwne us your order. 8cwell Bros. Ph< 1 235. XH B UNION'CENTHAL Ufa Inaunncs Company Ibsues three of the Ijest poli cies written. Life Rate Endowment, Twenty-payment Guarantee, Twenty* nt Lift Annuity. Write T. JB. Low ery, department manager, for particulars. PEERLESS Bicycles. Harry A. Franklin frlgerators. water coolers and Peerless Iceland *lcc Cream Freezers. H. C. Tin- dall it Co. ' .. •. ORIENT til cycles." HarryA. Franklin & Co. TO EVERY purchaser of Peerless Ice land or White Mountain Freezer on Monday, wo will present sot of Wallace iranteed m«tal; beautiful ten never turn dHrk; mad- on wi>. sliver Plated. H. ^Tjndlll A A bVSlNKPS prosperous when , t v : _ceeds its outgo. The Union Cen tral Life Insurance Company his paid the lost ten years its death claims and matured endowments with Its Interest in come slone, and had money to spare. MAYBE you can run & .bank, but lt*s *— *—ne ^ou^dqn t' know how ‘ DoUn it Melton, Vn Pop ery fcnr TPUNKS—Nice fine trunk’! a pri^e* nt Payne it wuungham’V/fead- ing fuipltura and corpet Infuse of the 60 dozen toothbrusheK to go at 5c and each; big bargains. Webstar' |y|M T ' , *‘ bound. Pocket Dictionary, Morocco 3.000 children's flno plctbro books, to go at half price. Just received 100 dozen extra flno eye glasses and spectacles, to go at onc- thlrd original value, l.ooo other pmeat bargain*. To every purchaser wo will give n; tlckit to the drawing of our 5100.00 music box. These prices arc for 10 days only. . We buy, sell and exchange second-hand schoolbooks. Powers’ Old Bookstore and Curiosity Shop. 411 Second st. MACON "pavers’’ are all right. So are Read’s Odorless Refrigerators; two hun dred and flfty^old here already. FENTON bicycles. Harry A. Franklin & PURE cream, a household necessity, can he had an>i day (50 cents per quart) at King'a drut atore. . .. r PICNICS are the order o'f the day; ev ery day Is a picnic with tho housowife who” Read's Odorless Refrigerators. COME "and see liow the Blue Flame Oil Stove burns. Seeing ts convincing. Gar- d.eih , RAMBLER blcyclcg. Harry. A* Franklin Co. v ALL "nice borsea like to. be* shod at Do* lan is Melton's, 560 Poplar st, bccaupo wo fit ’em. YOU can't hide your light If you, use Safety Oil; sold by tho Consumers OH Company. tHE'LIGHT'that lights Is Safety Oil; delivered In any part of tho city, by tho Consumers' Oil Company. MACON Artificial Stone works/ manu facture Hexagon Tito and Cement Flag ging. for sidewalks, yards, curbing. Ht<*ps. Klllb. lor SUU .* *! ! I* — , llinilliH, cellar floors, Me.: Ikwn ornaments, nton* uments 'and decorations of every descrip tion. All work guaranteed. Gust Lee, care Ben- L. Jones, East Macon. • > NWlcSPThose Indebted to “tlie Hunt ' Shoe Store will pleaso call ami settlo at King’s Drug Store, where 1 may- be found for the present. Thos. J. Hunt. STERLING Bicycles—Locomotive and ten cars. Lotter runs over former, xor- mcr bent, but not broken. Latter In round house for repairs. Moral obvious. Wo ecu them._Tho J. W. Burko Co. BICYCLES. Tandems and Sundries. liar rj.’ A. Franklin & Co. 6f'THE twentV*«oven'leadingTlfo Insur ance companies, the Union Central dis tances them all In the rate of Interest earned on mean funds invested, accord ing to tho Spectator Companies’* statis tics for tho past nineteen yean. ■ COOL,, palatable, refreshing.' JiW SPT gems. All tho popular flavors. Try thcm. C._T. King. LOW Dentil Rate, low expens.* rate against steady Increase in business, ns- aets. Interest and surplus tell tho story of the Union Central Ufa Insurance Company’s magical progress. _ < BICYCLES” tor everybody.' Harry A" Franklin & Co. ; - ^ '' HONEY "in"one-pound p:u-kag<s. T-I - phono us your order. Sewell Bros. Phono 253. _ m , DIVIDEND on ordinary Lifr fSIToy Jna/ H. Roush. Mncon, Ga.. in Union Cen tral Llfo Insurance Company 1896 was about 00 per centre *_ . - BAND WAGONS'SQpplled for” picnics or moonlight rides, nt reasonable rate*. Telephone fll. Mansfield Dray Line Co, STRONG and durabl.- human ingenui ty can build them, la the New Home Sewing Machine. For sale by J. R. Bur- nett.J3t Cotton avo. WE ARE the shoe men "when It conies to fitting them on horse«; i* you don’t believe It. give us a trial. Dolan A Mel ton, 589 Poplir •!._; CLEAR as sprlfig water; brilliant as the " and ipd Huthnance. Greene & Rountree RFMFMRFR w0 R ell nothing but tho very best of everything. Trading here is |M_1 I LI lwLI\) mado easy, for the renson wo have none but oxporioneod salespeople in our employ. Gash Discount. Bring your 5 Cent Coupon Accoiripanimont and got tho bonofit of tho DRESSMAKING. Our Dressmaking Department is the busiost place in Macon theso days. Madame de Young has a way of pleasing her patrons possessed by no other _Drossmakor in the city, section Madame is a born artist and has had advantages that no o^hor Drossmakor in this 11 has had. Try her and she will pH>aso you ns sho has pleased hundreds of others, GOODS FOR SUITS AND SKIRTS-SPECIALS FOR MONDAY. 19c YARD —20 piocos now Check Suiting, full yard wide, worth 39o. 39cYAJiD —15 pieces Checks and Mixtures, in all wool and silk and wool. Last week’s pricos 50 and 60c yard. 50c YARD—For this price you can have choice of any wool mixture in our stock that * sold up to'85c yard. SUMMER DRESS GOODS. yard 50 pieces host quality Taylor Suiting, all splondid patterns. Those aro regular 12$o goods. . We ask .10° 12' pattorns in Plaid and Striped Silk and Linen Suiting, sold last week for 860 to 50c yard. We ask now only £J5c yard 50 piecos Lappet Mull and Plumatis Swiss, handsomest cotton fabric you’ll find. Sold last wook 35, 40 and 50o yard. Wo ask now. 585c yard 40 pieces Amorican Organdy and Dimity, all now patterns. Samo quality Bold ' . early in season 12Jc to 20c yard. Wo now ask ; lOc yard TABLE DAMASK. TABLE DAMASK. Do you know that we have boyond question tho most complete Table Linen De* partment in this city? If you don’t know this you should come and soo. No old cheap stuff", but beautiful new goods at prices to surprise and pleaso you. 72-inch Cream (all linen) Damask, just.... 5Qc yard 04-inch fast-red Damask 50c yard 60-inch fast-red Damask 525c yard 04-inch Bloached All-linon Damask, just. 50c yard 72-inch Double Damask, in white and erbam Y5c yard Our-extra grade Bleached Damask at $1, $1,25, $1.50 and $2 yard, with |-Napkins to match, can’t be matched in this city. LACE CURTAINS. Now is. the tiqio to supply yourself with*Lace Curtains. Our stock is com plete. Nottingham Laco Curtains in full length and good designs, 75c, $1.00, Wo have about 60 pairs Odd Laoo thu-tains—one, two aud three pairs of ^'- kind to closo ono-third off l-ogular price. » BELTS; BELTS. sunshine. and ode rless na either lv safe ty Oil; delivered by tho Consumers' Oil Company. - • * RED CROWN Gasoline" reduced; tto are now delivering five gallon.*! for 75 cents. Consumers’ Oil Cojnpany. ; ' ORDER your coal and wood from*j. A. Toole A Son’s ynrdB, corner Fifth and Pine sts.; 'phone 713. THE UNION CENTRAL Llfe"luaranee Company In 1W1 had eight millions in- sura nee at risk: in 1897 the amount at risk, ninety-four millions; actions speak louder than word*; tho people know u good thine when they seo It. TWO* continents testify In behalf "of Read’s Odorless Refrigerators; the larg est furnishing house In London has sent ln_ anjordor^ for_one. BE SURE that you ask for Red Crown Stove Gasoline Cheapest fuel on tho market. * ■ tHE UNION" ‘ENTRAirLl/oTtisuVance Company shows excess of Interest In- como over death clslms nnd matured en dowment^ tho past ten years of 1662,835; how's that? PERHAPS^Wcyler could "pacify"'Cuba If he would supnly the Inhabitants with Read’s Odorless Refrigerators. NO TROUBLE to write business for the ■ Union Central Llfo Insurance Com pany. Liberal i-nntraets to the right men. Address T. B. Lowery, department man* ngcr. __ SAFETY OIL shines for all at tba r»U of five gallo Oil for ( ny. dollar. Consum- HI killing the fn- mlcrnljes by preventing them. butter, c'hlck" iFOR rtoca <-11 ■ per. 46! CANS p»id- Consumers' tomer alway PERHAPS heap. ralL on A«lams A Hir- r.d street. 'Phone 231. wlr ks free with Safety "Oil; company; onco a cus- ay fr. • li.' The J. W. Burke Ca W. K. IIAUUN. " idmHjn (or fin# fed BMt. UV.t.rn It,. I’.,rk. Mutton, BnuuiKe. Ve«l. ,te. n* to: convenient: reasonable, out of solicited. 311 Third St., Ma- Ga. W. A. DOODY CO. Ladies’ rcady-mado Silk Waists cnvHpei- tlian you can huy tho material that’s in them. New lot Belts in rod. green, brown, tan, black tmd white, just opened. COLLARS AND CUFFS. Can now.give you Cqllars and Cuffs in all styles and sizos, also now stock Ladies’ Tics in all tho latest ideas. LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS. $1.50,. $2iOO. You must liavo Shirt Waists, and you should soo otu- stock. HERE’S WHERE YOUR MONEY Will (it) a Long Ways. Best Light Prints yard Fast-colored. Dimities........ 5 c yard Apron Ginghams^ good grade. 4 c yard Best Zephyr Ginghams, in. small pat. for child’ns wear. 7ic yard New 40-inch fast. Sheer Lawns. JOcyartl Ladies’Tape-trimmed Vests... lOc Ladies’ Lisle Thread Vests.... 19c Best quality Duck, black, white, brown and all shades lOc yard 24 yds best yd-wido Sea Islands® 1.00 16 yds.Standard Bleaching.... 1.00 Best Lonsdale Cambric lOc yard Best 12Jc Long Clotii lOc yard Ladies’ All-linen H. S. Hdk’fs ® c LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S HOSIERY. Children’s fast-black, full rog- ular mado Hobo. lO cents Children’s Tan Hose, all sizos, good as 25c grade 15 cents Children’s :Oxblood rod Hoso, all sizes, 5 to 9, only Ladies’ High-spliced full regu lar Onyx Hose, 2oo quality 3 pairs for Ladies’ Onyx Lislo-throad IIoso 3 for ® 1.00 Ladies’ fine reg. fast black Hoso l$J*c pair £5 cents 50 cents D0NAGAL LINEN SUITING. Suitablo for full suits, skirts, travel* ing gowns and Bicycling Suits. This beau tiful and sor^icoablo Suiting l-oquiros no . lining, washes perfectly, will not shrink or fauo. Como and sco or writo for sam ples, Only. .St9c yard BLACK DRESS GOODS. Hero’s wRere wo aro becoming famous. Np house in this city can show a like stock of Black Dress Fabrics. Black Mohair • inclios wido. Grenadine, 40 Black Mohair Grenadines, 45 iiiohos wido, good value for $1.00, only. 20 stylos in B. Priostloy’s fa mous Black Goods. Sold 85c to $1.25. Your clioico. CENTRAL CITY MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS. HeadqmrM-M for monutnenl*. »UH». hoidstonr-r. coping, Iron rilling, etc. Work guerunrc l and. price* rraeone- bte. K* Flint »-.r«t, Mac<«i. CM. _ d di^-hnr*i-*i from loronvcnUiif' OLD STAMPS. op jo*!/ old Un*rt tnA j. -i im/ oXUUwv’MW H ABtMonia ^• n:.L -» or pom.O'.x. i .,»r. nt**, ibvMirinii TU**, bu ism*, H9 •THIS IS THE FAMOUS VICTOR BICYCLE FOR SALE BY JULIUS L0H. 4*12 SECOND STREET. Bicycle Repairing a SneeL-iltv. Black Tamiso, 45 inolios wide. 59c yard Black Tamiso, 40 inches wide. 39c yard Black Fanoios in light weight. ■ Good valuo for 39o. Thoy go this week; ®|cyard 39c yard T5c yard 79c yard C. F. ST 140BERG Bullflfi aiul Hepalra CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, ETC. Rcpulrlog, Ornamental 1’alnUni; anil Decorating a S|n*clalty. Horse Shoeing by Prof. C. H. Mosler. Sli'jp* 020 fourth btreet, Macon, Go.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Macon telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 188?-1905, May 16, 1897, Image 13