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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 7. 1893.'
ITS SURE SIGN'S.
Symptoms of Catarrh as
Given by Dr. Copeland.
Condition That Invariably Betokens
LiBea«e of Catarrhal Origin—'Tri
ll In* Expenses of a Radical Cure
Under the Copeland System
of Treat men t.
Does your nose stop up first. on one
side and then on the other? Yes.
Do you have annoying secretions form
In tho nose and back part of the throat?
Yes.
Do you have to draw the matter back
into the throat to dlschargo It; especially
In the morning? Yes.
Do you hare paln^ over the__eyes or
shoulder blades, more often to the left
ono? Yv' ry bad.
Do you have a scratching sensation un
der tno breastbone? Yes.
Do you have a choking sensation In the
throat and llnd yourself awakened from
your sleep frightened and excited? Yes.
Do you huve a tight feeling as though
there was an Iron band around your
head:- Yes.
Is your sense of smell destroyed or lm-
palred? Ych.
1h your hearing Impaired or destroyed
from soma unknown cause that has come
about almost unknown to you? Yes.
Do you have a bussing In tho ears or
other nolsea that may bo likened by you
to different fainlll.-ir Hounds? Yes.
Do you often sneeze and sneeze and
wonder why you cannot stop sneezing'/
Yes. very bad.
Do you snore when you are asleep and
make the night hideous to those about
you? You.
Do you feel dull and stupid, unable to
concentrate your mind on your business,
or what Is of vital consequence to you?
Do you have a hacking cough if you ex
ert yourself? Yob.
Do you cough In the morning after a
warm meal? Yes.
Do you have a foul breath and wonder
■why others notice It and you do not?
Is your stomach always out of order
and vour food taken without relish and
without benefit to you? Yes.
Do you rise in tho morning as tired ns
when you went to bod, and wonder why
nr© not rested nter having lain in
toms of cntnrrh—a disease that when in
telligently treated by a skillful apoolallst
Is usually curable; a disease which neg
lected often ends In consumption and
death.
Hy the Copeland Perfected System of
■ Treatment you may bo cured at
GIRL QUEEN ENTHRONED
WIX.ITftl.MIXA 18 .VOW QUEEN OF
HOLLAND IV FACT.
Imposing Ceremonies a Fit Accompanf*
xnent to ller Fall Investlturo With
tho Sovereignity of tho
Netherlands.
M?f!
home.
Answer yes or no to questions and write
for free information or call at offices
for Free Diagnosis and Trial Treatment.
Copeland Medical Institute,
315,310,331,323 Kiser Building,
Atlanta, Ga.
Special Notice.
All thoso who lost soda
water tickets in the fire at
our store will please lot us
know, so that wo can replace
thorn,
H. J. Lamar & Sons.
Swell Society
And all others who are
after tho “correct thing”
in Note and Correspon
dence Papers recognize
that Hurd’s line represents
all that is best, as well
as tho newest shapes and
sizes. We have this line
in all its completeness and
shall bo glad to welcome
the returning summer so
journers at our store on
Cherry street,
Hurd’s latest papers are
“Underglaze” and “Eegi-
mentaiGray.” Don’tbuy
any paper unless it has
Hurd’s name on the box.
The J. W. Burke Company,
Macon, Ga.
Finest soda wator, gems,
coca cola, eto., at our foun-
ain, Second street, next to
Old Curiosity Shop.
H. J. Lamar & SonS.
Amsterdam, Sept, 6.—The event* of
yesterday were but the overture for
far more important ceremonies today,
upon the occasion of the enthroning
of Queen Wllhelmlna. The day began
with a salute of 101 guns and a ma
jestic choral performed by troopers
from the crenellated towers of the five
great churches of Amsterdam.
By 10 o'clock the Damplatz presented
a magnificent spectacle. The multi
tude were kept back by lines of troops
of all arms. Prom the principal gato
of the palace to the church, between
lines of naval cadets, was stretched a
gay awning decorated with streamers,
and velvet carpeting was laid over the
short distance which the queen had
to traverse.
At 10:35 the princely families of
Saxo-Welmer and Wled drove to the
church escorted by cavalry with bands
playing, drums beating and the troops
presenting arms.
Almost Immediately afterwards the
queen mother appeared In a state
coach, which was surmounted by a
gilt royal crown upon a crimson cush
ion. She received an ovation. About
ten minutes later Queen Wllhelmlna
left the palace, and at that very mo
ment the sun burst from the clouds
In brilliancy, which was looked upon
as a happy augury for the young sov
ereign. ,
The procession was headed by the
Kings of Arms with the heralds In
their gorgeous, antique costumes and
bearing long trumpets adorned with
pendant flags. But all the splendor
of tho royal retinue was overlooked by
tho vast crowds of people, whoso eyes
were turned upon tho oentrol figure
of tho Imposing function—tho young
queen on foot amidst the people,
decked with, all the emblems of roy
alty. At her head was a diadem of
diamonds, crown-shaped. Her robo
was of white silk with a long train,
under a mantle of rich, red velvet, on
which the Hons of Nassau were dis
played In gold embroidery. The man
tle wns bordered with ermine.
Tho sword of state was carried be
fore tho young queen by a general.
Tho Jewels worn by the young queen
were part of those stolen In Brussels
on September 9, 1829.
It Is Impossible to adequately describe
the acclamations which greeted the
queen. The roars of royal cheers grew
louder and more sustained as her maj
esty proceeded to tho church, which In
the meanwhile had been filled with
brilliantly robed ladles and uniformed
civil and military authorities, navnl of-
ficera and members of tho diplomatic
corps. The Interior of the church dis
closed a magnificent wealth of drapery,
banners, palms and flowers. In front
of tho chancel was tho throne, of gor
geous-crimson and gold velvet, with the
crown, orb, sceptre and sword occupy
ing stools.
Suddenly the klng-of-arms, from tho
portal of tho church, heralded the ar
rival of Queen Wilhelralnn. who en
tered tho building escorted by a train
of generals, each bearing, an em-
brasoned banner.
The choir, which Included'the great
est artists of Holland, sang- "Wllhclmus
Van Nassnue." The queen, looking very
well In her robes of Btate, bowed from
side to side ns she passed on to tho
throne, nnd reaching It she turned and
ngain bowed nnd took her seat. A mo
ment later her mnjesty arose and In a
clear and perfectly calm voice made a
short address, pledging herself to the
people of the Netherlands to maintain
their rlghtB nnd privileges.
After the queen’s speech. In accord
ance with tradition, Van Eemnes, prcsl-
dent of tho first chamber, advanced to
the 'throne and said:
"We receive nnd Invest you, In tho
name of the Netherlands people and In
virtue of the constitution, ns queen.
We swear wo will maintain your in
violability and the rights of your crown.
We swear to do all that good nnd faith
ful states general should do. So help
us Almighty God.”
Tho usher then announced tho names
of the members of the chambers loud
ly, each member rising as Ills name was
called and responding "So help me Al
mighty God," save the Baptist mem
bers. who replied, "I promlso It"
The queen oat for a few moments and
then again arose and recited, In tho
same clear tones, the usual oath to up
hold the constitution, defend the Inde
pendence of the country, protect tho
liberty of her subjects, using therefor
all legal means, "os a good king
should." ,
Later In the day the queen drove
around the city and viewed the decora
tions. Her carriage was drawn by six
horses and was attended by a guard of
honor.
There .are general Illuminations
throughout tho city tonight on a mag-
nfllcent scale. '■■The queen and the
queen mother drove together In an
open carriage to view tho scene, and
met everywhere with on enthusiastic
reception from the Immense crowds.
Tho day passed off without nn unto
ward Incident of any kind.
At tho banquet at the palace this
evening, whloh was attended by the
state’s general, Queen Wllhelmlna pro
posed tho following toast:
"My heart urges me to give expres
sion to the wishes filling my eoul for
the welfare of my country and people.
I ask you to drink the health of the
fatherland. Long live the fatherland,"
The president of the first chamber of
the state's general. Dr. Van Naemon
Von Eemnes. In returning thanks, pro
posed the health of her majesty.
The Amsterdam communal council
gave a banquet this evening at the
Zoological Gardens to the foreign Jour
nalists attending the enthronement
cermony and festivities. Several cor
respondents made speeches In eulogy
of Queen Wllhelmlna and the Nether
lands.
Something New in
ace Curtains
—At—
me & Willingham’s.
rest Line Lace Curtains
in Macon.
Wo are now fully prepared
to sorve our friends at our
now quartors, Second street.
H. .1. Lamar A Sons.
H. J. Lamar it Sons are
as snug as a bug in a rug at
now retail storo on Second
stroot, next to tho Curiosity
Shop.
m ARMY —ELPERS ABANDONED.
Col. Humphrey Befused to Give Trans
portation to Teamsters From San
tiago.
New York. Sept. 6.—A special cable
dispatch to the Bun from Santiago de
Cuba says: The water transportation
department has a big Job on Its hands
in getting loo puckers, teamster, and
laborers away who were brought here
from the United States. The packers
and teamsters came from all over the
Went, and loir..- <,f them came from
aa far north an AlaBka, prompted by
patriotic motives, to work with Gen.
Shatter’s army. They rendered inesti
mable service In getting supplies up
from Balqulrl while the army was en
camped before Santiago. After the sur
render these men were dropped from
the service, and Col. Humphrey, the
quartermaster, refused to furnish them
with transportation home.
The cost of living here at the cheap
est figuring Is 33.50 per day, and the
m-n's money was soon exhausted, Tor
days they have been drawing rations
like the beggar Cubans. Gen. Wood is
sued relief to most of them Saturday,
and he will undertake the task,, on his
own responsibility, of sending them
back to the United States, providing
them with enough money to get them
part of the way to their homes. One
man who was cut loose this way had
been In the service thirty-eight years.
He had one son with Admiral Dewey
at Manila and another with Admiral
Sampson at Santiago.
The following reference to Col. Hum
phrey was made In the Sun yesterday,
In a dispatch from Camp Wlkoff:
"There Is consldrable comment In camp
over the fact that Col. Humphrey, who
came In on the City of Washington
yesterday. Is quartermaster In charge
of the transportation from Cuba, and
as such Is responsible tor the condition
of the overcrowded ships which have
brought so' many sick and dead to this
camp. There was no overcrowding on
the ship on which Col. Humphrey came.
Tho only passengers besides himself
were his clerk, two negro troopers, and
three horses."
CERVERA AT NORFOLK.
He Perfected Arrangements to Send
His Men Away.
Norfolk, Va-. Sept. 6.—Admiral Cer-.
vera, his son and Lieut. Gomez, both on
his staff, arrived this morning and vis
ited the Spanish sailors In the naval
hospital. They afterwards called upon
Commodore Farquar at the navy yard,
and returning to tho city were enter
tained at tho Virginia club by Mr. Ar
thur C. Humphreys, late Spanish vice
consul.
While at tho club Lieut. Cervera was
taken suddenly ill and a physician
called to his assistance. He subse
quently recovered. While here the ad
miral perfected arrangements for the
transportation of his men to New York
via the Old Dominion line tomorrow.
The admiral <vas warm In his ex
pression of thanks to Commodore'Far-
quhar and Dr. Cleburne, medical di
rector of the hospital, and Mr. Hum
phreys for kindness to his men. He left
tonight for Washington to thank Sec
retary Long personally for courtesies
and kindness. '
From Washington he will go to Now
York via the Royal Blue line tomorrow
A^teriioob...
DAY IS OUT OF HARNESS,
Will Not Resume Work In tho, State
Department.
Washington. Sept. 6.—Secretary Day
probably will not resume the discharge
of the functions of secretary of state,
and It may be assumed that bis con
nection with the department, save In
tho capacity of a peace commissioner,
terminated when ho left Washington
for Ohio recently. ’’i
Upon his return to Washington: It is
expected that he will come to the state
department for the purpose of bidding
farewell to the employes. There Is no
longer a reasonable doubt that Justice
White hns decided to decline the ap
pointment of ponce commissioner, nnd
that he refrains from making public
announcement of his purpose at tho re
quest cf the president. In tho event of
the declination of Justice White rumor
has It that the president has Senator
Gray of Delaware under consideration
for that place. ,' ,
KNIGHT'S TEMPLAR CONCLAVE,
Pittsburg. Via Central of Georgia Rail
way Company.
On October 8, 9 anil 10, the Central of
Georgia Railway Company will eell round
trip tickets, Macon to Pittsburg, Pn. t at
ono fare, ttnal limit October IS. By de
positing tickets with Joint agent Pitts
burg. not earlier than October IS, nor
later thnn October 17. and on payment 60
cents, tickets will be extended until
October 31. J. O. Carlisle, T. P. A.
B. P. Bonner. U. T. A.
ALGER TO VISIT TROOPS.
Ho Will Soon Make a Tour of All tho
' Big Camps.
Washington. Sept. 6.—Secretary Alger
announced today that he Intended to
mt\ke a tour of the various camps at
which large bodies of men arc now sta
tioned with a view to ascertaining for
himself the exact condition of affairs.
The secretary's Intention Is to start
very soon, probably next week.
CHEAP TICKETS
To Cleveland, O., Via Central of Georgia
Railway Company-
Account meeting Concatenated Order
Hoo-Hoo, Cleveland. O., September 9-12,
tho Central of Georgia Railway Compa
ny will soil round trip tickets from Ma
con at ono faro (321.15). On salo Septem
ber I, 7. 8. flnnl limit September 16th.
Rato open to public.
„ „ „ J' S' CartlBle. T. P. A.
E. P. Bonner, U. T. A.
CHARTERED CITY OF ROME.
New York, Sept 6.—Tho arrange
ments for tho chartering of tho steamer
City of Rome by Capt. Eulate of the
Spanish navy have been completed. Tho
City of Rome'will take on 100 Spanish
officers and 1,300 men. If possible the
steamship will-leave Friday for Ports
mouth, N. H., where, tho men will bo
embarked for Santander, Spain.
TO ASHEVILLE |
And the "Lend of the Sky," Through
Pullman Cars Via Southern Railway.
Commeuciog June 6 tho Southern RaU-
wtu" will again begin operating through
Pullman sleeping cam between Macon
end Asheville. These can will leave Ma
con at 7:10 p. m. daily, arrive at Asheville
8:13 a. m„ eaul returning will leave Ashe
ville 8 p. m,. arrive Macon 1:10a. m. Thi*
will give the beet service poraible to all
points la the beautiful "Laod of the
Sky." Summer tourists' tickets will be
placed oa *ule Juno 1 to all re-sorts. See
our Summer li otr.es folders firing com
plete lint and denrriptlon of nil restarts
with rates of board, etc. Fog Pullman
ear rtwvations or any other Information
desired call upon or write trie under
signed. 8. H. BaRDWICK.
A^G. P. A . Atlanta, Ga.
C. S. WHITE. Trav. Pass, am., Macon.
BURR nROWN, city Ticket Agt., Ma
ces, Ga,
WILL GO TO MONTAUIC.
Mdes' Men Will Be Sent to Camp
Wlkoff.
New or .kSept. 6,—Gen. Shafier has
been Informed unofficially that four
transport, with troops from Porto Rico
will, upon their arrival off New York,
be directed to disembark at Montauk
Point, the regiments they .bring. Gen.
Shatter has understood, unofficially,
that the Obdam and Mississippi are
two of the troop ships, and that the
four vessels alluded to ate due to
reach Montauk on Sept. 7 and 8.
It has been understood ns having
been ordered by the war department
that none of the troops that have been
In Porto Rico were to go to Montauk
Point, but that all should land In New
York and to their homes or posts
from this city. No one whose opinion
Is valuable hazards an explanation of
the change In the secretary of war's
design.
The Obdam brings Gen. Miles and his
staff and nine companies of the Second
Wisconsin, twenty-eight officers and
about 500 men. It Is surmised that,
should Gen. Shatter'* unofficial Infor
mation turn out to be official, the Ches
ter, with. Gens. Schwan and Hatns and
their staffs and forty-one offclers and
760 men, of the Fourth Pennsylvania
will be sent to Montauk Point.
DROPPED DEAD IN A DRUG STORE
Tragic Death of Mrs. Frank Boyleston
of Jacksonville. .
New York, Sept. 6.—Mrs. Frank
Boyleston of Jacksonville, Fla., wife of
the Florida passenger agent of the At
lantic Coast Line, died suddenly In
a drug store on Broadway today. She
staggered Into the store and In a chok
ing voice cried to the soda fountain
dork:
"For God's sake, give me some am
monia quickly.”
The woman's face was white as death
and she seemed to be In agony. The
clerk told her to go to the rear of tho
store. She staggered toward some Beats
and when almost there fell unconscious
In the arms of a physician who was In
attendance at the store. Three minutes
afterwards the woman was dead.
It Is said that Mrs. Boyleston had
been an Invalid for some time and had
Just returned to New York from the
White Mountains.
TO NEW YORK AND RETURN.
Via Central of Georgia Railway Co. and
Ocean Steamship Co.
It Is specially desirable at this season
of the year to travel by sea. The Savan
nah lino offers tho very low rate of 338.70
for tho round trip, Macon to New York.
Tickets Include meals and berth aboard
ship. The fleet of tho Savannah lino hav
ing been recently overhauled, afford all
that would conduce to tho comfort, pleas
ure and safety of the traveler. Apply to
tho undersigned for sailing dates and res
ervations.
J..G. CARLISLE, T. P. A
E. P. BONNER, U. T. A
CHEAP TICKETS
To Cleveland, O., Via Central of Georgia
Railway Company.
Account meeting Concatenated Order
ny will sell round trip tickets from Mu-
con at one tare <324-13). On sale Septem
ber 9, 7, 8, llnal limit September Ibth.
Itate open to public.
_ „ „ J- G. Carlisle, T. P. A
E. P, Bonner, -U. T. A
BASEBALL.
At Philadelphia— R. H. E.
Philadelphia . ....0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0—1 1 3
Baltlmoro 3 1 0 2 0 0 2 0 0— 7 7 2
Batteries—FUlcld and McFarland: Maul
and Clarko. - ,
Second game— R. H. E.
Philadelphia 0 0100220—5 5 2
Baltimore 0 0 004100—5 12 6
Batteries—Donohue and McFarland: Mc-
James and Robinson.
i At Cincinnati— R. H. E.
Cincinnati 0 0044000 1— 9 15 2
Chicago 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 1— 8 13 1
Batteries—Cnllalmn, Woods and Dona
hue: Dwyer, Dammann, Wood and Pelts.
At Louisville— R. H. E.
Louisville . .......2 0 2 1 0 0 0 00— 5 10 1
Cleveland 1 0000001 1— 3 9 1
Batteries—Cunningham and Kittredgo;
Wilson and Criger.
At Boston- , R. II. E.
Boston 38000921 •— 9 10. 2
Washington 0 00000005—5 7 7
Batteries—Klobedans. Bergen and
Bransfleld; Dlncen and Farrell.
At New York— R. H. E.
New York 0 0 0 0 8 5 3 3 *—17 20 4
Brooklyn 0 1002250 0-10 14 4
Buttcrles-Garrett, Ruslo and Warner;
Yeager, Grim and Ryan.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CONVENTION,
Pittsburg, Via Central of Georgia Rail
way Company.
On October 8, 9 and 10, the Central of
Georgia Railway Company will soil round
trip tickets, Macon to Pittsburg, Pa., at
one fare, final limit October 18. By de
positing tickets with Joint agent, Pitts
burg, not earlier than October 13, nor
later than October 17. and on payment 30
cento, tlckcta wilt be extended until
October 31. J. O. Carlisle, T. P. A.
B. P. Bonner, U. T, A
CHEAP TICKETS
To Cleveland, O., Via Central of Georgia
Railway Company.
—Account meeting Concatenated Order
Hoo-lloo, Cleveland, O., September 9-12,
tho Centra! of deorgta Railway Compa
ny will aell round trip tickets from Ma
con at one fare 1324.15). On tale Septem
ber 8, 7, 8, Anal limit September 15th.
Rate open to public.
_ _ _ J- O. Carliale, T; P. A
E. P. Bonner, U. T. A.
ONE FARE
To Kansas City, Mo., ahd Return Via
Central of Ga. Ry. Co.
Account National Baptist Convention
(colored), Kansas City, Mo., September
14-20, the Central of Georgia Railway
Company will sell round trip tickets from
Macon at one. fare (329.85). On Bate Sep
tember 11, 12, 13, llnal limit September 23
Inclusive. Open to tho public.
E. P. Bonner. A?.'S.~ T ' P ' A -
Working by night and
day in the rain and slush,
H. J. Lamar & Sons are now
ready to welcome their old
customers in their store on
Second street.
We are now ready to fill
prescriptions at our new
store, Second streot, next to
Powers* Curiosity Shop.
.H. J. Lamar & Sons.
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Between Savannah and Baltimore, Nor
folk, Boaton and Providence.
Low rates and excellent service. Ac
commodations and. cuisine unaurpaased.
Rest way to travel and ship your goods.
For advertising matter and particulars,
a g?-- i
J. W. Smith. Agt.. 10 Kimball House, At
lanta, O*. _ _
J. C. Whitney, V - P. Turner.
Traffic Manager. _ . Gen. Pass Agt.
General Offices, Baltimore, Md..
Used by leading carriage builders every
where, if no one In your town will supply
you, will ship you a set direct. Prices
and full information upon appli-
_ cation.
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BENSON & HOUSER,
The Up=to=Date Clothiers, flacon, Ga.
“North Star” Refrigerators,
“The Ohio” Ice Cream Freezer,
(Both with and without wheels.)
Porcelain and Galvanized=Lined Water Coolers,
Ice Picks, Ice Shaves, Etc.
Our stock of above and other seasonable goods is
complete, and our prices are right.
GEORGIA Bibb County.—Mrs. M. A.
Guernsey, executrix of tne will of Thomp
son Guernsey, late of said county, de
ceased. has represented to this court that
she has discharged all of tho duties of tho
said trust, and has applied for letters of
dismission as said executrix. This Is.
therefore, to notify all persons concerned
to file objections. If any they have, on
or before the first Monday In November,
189S, or letters Qf dismission -will then bo
asked for. This 9th August,
C. M. WILEY, Ordinary.
W*
THE GERARD,
WEST 4*TH 6TRET.
Between Broadway and Sixth Avenue.
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European Plan, 11.00 Day and Up.
American Plan, 12.50 Day and Up.
Coolest and Best Ventilated Hotel in
Now York.
City Tax Notice.
Taxpayers are hereby notified
that tho third installment of the
City Dtx for 1898 is now due. Pay
and save Tax executions.
A. R. TINSLEY, Treasurer.
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written on good paper, with a neat, well
executed eteel engraved heading, It con-
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presses you
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STEVENS’ JEWELRY STORE.
366 Second St.
dress.
light, graceful and
PRETTY.
as the Summer girl herself Is the bedroom
that U fitted up from our Summer stock
of enameled, reed and rattan furniture,
which makes your rooms have an cn-
chantingly cool effect In sultry weather.
Our enameled Iron and handsome bras*
beds are eminently comfortable and aim
In hot weather.
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