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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 21, 1001
II
Continuation
OF THE
GREAT CHAUTAUQUA
AT INDIAN SPRING
Great Dissolution Sale
Now in Full Sway at the
Macon Carpet and Furniture Co.
Though we have sold hundreds of dollars the past week
from the stock.
IVe have added lots of new goods which were in trans
it at the time the sale went into effect, and will be includ
ed in the dissolution sale prices this week.
Remember all goods will be sold at manufacturers’
cost with only small margin for freight added.
A Large Shipment of Spring Fancy Mattings
just opened the past week and will be included in the dis
solution sale prices for this week. The price begins at 11c
per yard and upward.
The Great Values Offered
during the continuance of this great sale stand at the head
ot the biggest money-saving opportunities ever offered.
The stock consists of a large and varied assortment of
Furniture,' carpets, rugs,
Mattings, upholstery, portiers,
Lace and Swiss ruffled window curtains,
Japanese porch and hall curtains,
Japanese hall and fire-place screens,
White enamelled and brass-trimmed beds,
Baby carriages and go-carts,
Bedroom suits, parlor suits, covered
with rich tapestry.
Sideboards and buffettes,
Hall racks, china closets,
Book cases, in both combination and plain.
Couches and devenports, trunks,
Dining and fancy parlor tables, commodes,
Large selection wood and willow rockers,
Cabinets, India seats,
Linoleum and floor oilcloth,
Refrigerators and ice boxes,
Pictures and picture frames for
decorative use.
Bed springs, cotton and feather mattresses,
Fancy detached awnings for
stores and residences.
This sale will only last for a limited timo, until such
time as the amount of money needed is realized.
All partius owing the firm will kindly come forward
and pay their accounts.
All long past duo accounts will soon have to bo sottlod
Sr will bo placed for collection.
Macon Carpet and Furniture Co.
Triangular Block.
SNOW AND SLEET KT ATHENS.
It* Promoter* Hate Arrnnucd a FI
Programme mill Expect to Make it j
n Itceord Breaker.
Straw IlntN (in<
ATHENS, Ga.
ayere treated to i
«* Way to Overcoat*,
ly New* Note*.
April 20.—Our pedpl*
genuine surprise this
JACKSON, Ga.. April 20.-The Chau
tauqua which was advertised to be
held in Jackson from July 7 through
the evening of the 13th has been trans
ferred to Indian Spring- tabernacle for
the same week, as the auditorium h-
morning. Just abount *
was a fall of »deet and snow, lasting
for quite a while, and the fellows who
wore straw hnt« yesterday are travel
ing around in overeoaU* today.
There Is a genuine feeling of regret
among a number here that Hon. .1. G.
Camp should have been greeted with
so small an audience las: night. But
Athena people have peculiar ways.
When ox-Governor Bob Taylor lectur
ed here the first time $35 was about the
war not seated, and the Indian Spring j 8,20 ot h’s house; on his next appear-
holiness ground tabernacle was then sc | ? " c ®, W® would not rover the sum ta-
^. , At . rn . . ... 1 ken in. Mr. Camp? leetuie was a gem.
cured for the Chautauqua. The build- nnd the culllIlpd
audience who were
ing has a seating capacity of 5,000 and . present were highly delighted with the
is well located for a Chautauqua as- j lecture. He was Introduced in a neat
pembly. speech by Chancellor Hill. .
The advantages of Indian Spring as naming quite a delegation left
, . , „i, | via the Seaboard to witness the game
a resort is known throughout Georgia. | betwe c n the 'Vanity team nn.t the
and with her hotel accommodations for i Technological b»«ball amr-gat’on In
about 2,000 guest.-, large auditorium and J Atlanta. While the ’Varsity nine Is
th** excellent opportunity ot recuper- j in bid shape, some of the her: men
ating afforded during the Chautauqua' not being able to JMn in the game,
week, will bring many to that famous ther? are the?? who believe they will
resort, beside? having the opportunity I win despite this fact,
of attending one ot tne best Ohautau- Cdl. Julian B. McCurry of the law
qua* held In Georgia this reason. | school, from Hartwell, is quite e. ck in
The annual meeting of the holiness thin city. His parents arb
people will begin during the ChautAu- and It in to be hops 1 he w
qua, and thie managers of the Choutau-1 out ns&ln
ill
..... and holiness campmeeting hata | A then? had a distinguished guest yen-
arranged their exercises and services ttrday— Gen. John B. Gordon. He wan
eo that there will not be any conflict. 1 on his way to Elbevton, where he was
but united efforts on the part of both . to lecture.
will therefore make both a great sue- Mr a. England, the mother of three
cess. prominent Methodist m nliters. id con-
The Chautauqua and campmeetlng 1 dangerously ill at h*r home in
coming oft partly at the same time will ! rv ,, • „ ...
bring the largcot crowds ever known! It In said.that thei University cat-
to Indian Spring for that week. The ! a V?? Uf \ J wo w-ccko. It
Indian Spring and Flovilla railroad will! jj! , VP full information an to nl!
that you possess something
totally 'different from your
neighbor and his friends
makes you happy in the pos
session. That’s how we feel
on.tho Shirt question. THE
HANDSOMEST styles ever
shown are now hero from
75c to §3.00 in Madras, Dim
ities and Oxfords. The right
sort are here for your choos
ing. Everything olso of the
right sort is horo for man
and boy.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
For North Carolina and Virginia Peanuts.
branch col leg'
The ctate .Ep’fcopal dioeeslan con
vention will meet in Athens on May 7.
Miss Fannie Mitchell, a highly es
teemed lady of this city, had the mis
fortune yesterday to fall and break her
arm. She was valuing actors a room,
clipped on a rug and fell.
Clark ruperlor court convenes next
week. Nine felony oneos are to be tried,
of the parties being charged with
operate their double train service dur
lng both the Chautauqua and camp
meeting weeks, so that all the accom
modations needed will .be given those
attending the large gatherings at In
dian Spring.
The seven large hotels there can ac
commodate at least 2.0C0 guests during
the Chautauqua week.
A tate of on** fare round trip has
been granted by all the railroads in the j 'mur&t
t0 ! h t e ^A a 2l a J? QUa d ^ camp ‘ It is now proposed to give in the way
meeting at Indian Spring. The Georgia j an entertainment on alumni day of
state band, one of the finest bands in ; commencement a genuine old-fashioned
the South, has been secured for the, barbecue. The idea is to get a large
entire week and will discourse Insplr- tent and to stretch it on Athletic field,
ing music for the thousands .that aic Rev. Joel T. Davis, parlor of Flrrt
expected to attend the Chautauqua. Methodist church, leaven Monday to
They will bo assisted by fr.e Chicago attend the big missionary meeting in
Glee Club, one of the finest musical or- Now Orleans*
sanitations of Its kind in the United The entertainment at Lucy Cobb in-
stltute tonight, promises to be of more
Mrs. Martha S. Gillow of Alabama, i than ordinary interest. It will consist
who has won u world-wide reputation of a piano recital by Miss Lucy Good-
dialect reader, hao been secured rich of Augurta rind a reading by Miss
for two evenings. j Carolyn Cobb. *
Hon. Henry Wattereon. editor of the j Dr. C. H. Heft2 of the University
Courier-Journal of Louisville, Ky., will' hB« returned from Savannah. The doc-
deliver his famous lecture on ‘ Morals I tor is Interested In the matter or a
and Money” on the morning of, better moie of preserving the turpen
July 13.
Dr. W. Hinton White, one of the
world’s greatest Illustrated lecturers,
will deliver two of his noted lectures
during the Chautauqua week.
Gen. John B. Gordon, on the morning
of July 11, will deliver his famous lec
ture on the “Last Days of the Confed
eracy.”
Miss Daisy Gray of this city will give
one reading, the evening of the 13th.
She Is a talented elocutionist and a
large audience will attend her enter
tainment during the Chautauqua.
The other speaker? floured—Hon.
Halph Bingham, the noted humorist:
Hon. F. If. Richardson, the brilliant
editor of the Atlanta Journal, and Dr.
Thomas Dixon, the “King of the Amer
ican .plat form"—makes the Indian
ANARCHIST PLOT DISCOVERED.
Paper* Found In Bueno* Ayres Re
veal a Deep Consplpracy.
NEW YORK. April 20.—A cablegram
from Buenos Ayres, Argentina to the
Herald says:
"Police of the town of Ronarlo In the
province of Sunta Fe, have sefffed pa
pers which prove that a plot against
the lives'of the emperor of Germany,
the czar of Russia, the king and queen
of Italy und the count of Turin was
recently laid In Paterson, N. J."
Investigation was begun hero on the
receipt of dispatches from Berlin on-
.. nounring that the police of that city
Spring Chant aqua programme one of j had discovered a plot against the lit®
the best given at a Georgia assembly • of Emperor William. These dispatched
this year. i stated thnt anarchists fioni Argentina
The citizens of Flovilla and Indian j were the moving spirits In the plan,
Hprlng are making elaborate prepare-' nn< l that one named Homagnoll had
tlon* for their Chautauqua and no I beer, arrested. The m ivemtnts of I(o-
doubt the attendance will be the largest ma*noll, who recently left this country.
In the history of Indian Spring.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Lime, Cement, and
Builders’ Hardware. Also Rough
and Drossod Lumber, Flooring,
Coiling, Shingles, Laths, oto.
When in need of anything for
building call on
Massee & Cater,
Paint Store, Cherry Street
Yards, corner Sixth and Chorry Streets.
Phono 822, 825.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
READ DOWN.
| No TIN-. If.| No «l|No l.Yllrl. M •<<
Company, Hhlpplmc
We manufacture an exten*ve lluc of Canille* of every descrip
tion Our latest novelty In penny candle* will plea*c you.
were traced by government agents
was found thnt he came from Rosa
rio. where an anarchist society exists.
The police of thnt town immediately
began an Investigation and finally
maid a raid upon tint quart*.rs of sonic
of the most prominent anrcblats.
Important pnptrif bearing upon the
'organization of the society were selzcc.
These showed that Romagrioll acted
upon direct orders from Paterson, a
letter wus sent to him telling him that
lie had been chosen by lot to kill the
German emperor, and (intruding him
to go Immediately to Berlin.
.... . T i . «. .... i He left Rosurlo soon afterward and
I Huffily I sailed fron this port. He did not go
Rlchatdton, evening, Dr. Hinton White. Jdlrrctly to Germany, but to Rome,where
Saturday Morning. July 13,-^Hon. r |h supposed he communicated with
. Henry Wutterson; evening. Miss DuLy J Italian anarchists. He then went to
i J 5JJ r * r ii u « % ,. New York, evidently to receive final
The Indian Spring hoIlnc**campmeet- instructions from the leaders In sPt-
Ing, which begin? the latter part of the j erson. He came to Argentina again
| Chautauqua week, continues through 1 an.I livid communication with his
the evening of July 21, bo that all who . friends and then sailed for Germuny,
The programme Is as follows:
Sunday, July 7.—Chautauqua ser
mons.
Monday Mornring, July 8.—Dr.
Thomas Dixon; evening, Dr. Dixon.
Tuesday Morning. July 0.—lion.
Ralph Binghum; evening, Mm Murtha
Gillow,
Wednesday Morning, July 10.—Hon.
Ralph Bingham; evening, Mr*. Martha
Gillow.
Thursday Morning, July 11.—Gen.
John B. Gordon; evening. Dr. Hinton
UUIIII li,
I White.
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Macon, Georgia.
attend Indian Spring during both th
Chautauqua and campmeeting will have
the greatest opportunities ever offered
to them* at this great summer resort
for recuperating mind and body.
NOT AN INDIAN L'l'HlSING.
could
ONE OF TIIE REST FEATURES
Of (lie I'yrauilil File ( tire
Is the fact that It cures every form
of Plies without one particle of pain.
This desirable point Is not obtained by
tile iif’'* of Injurious opiates which sim
ply d'*ad«*M and paralyze the nerves <»f
iii<- part*' and make mailers worn* in
But It !h done solely by
its remarkably beating and soothing
effects. And while It thus gives Im
mediate relief, at the same llitio th*
disease Is not merely checked, but a
radical cure Is rapidly acocmplished.
And the point we want to make clear
Is that all this Is done without a par-
Some Facts About the Locomobile.
Can lie steamed In five mlnnle* from mid water.
Roller I* trstnl to (IOO pound* cold water presanre and i* nnexplod-
*He under all conditions.
Engine I* perfect. With proper care ft should last Indefinitely.
The simplicity of operating I* marvelous. Any lady can learn to
use ft with snfety in an hour.
f.narnntrrd to run over the worst roads rrgardlen* of hill* or sand.
SHINhOLSER’S
High-Grade Vehicles.
CORNER THIRD AND POPLAR *TS. MACON, CA.
Whites Concerned In Incipient Re
bel llun In Mexico.
CUERNAVACA, Me*., April 20.—It
has developed that the trouble In the
Htate of Guerrero was not entirely due | Jbe long run
to Indian.*, but that a,number of prom- ' * 1
inent citizens and former state office
holder* are concerned In the plot
aguinst the government. The federal
troop.<» have reached the scene and are
rapidly quelling the Incipient revolu-
Tli. Diorlo. offli-i.-il, which l« publl.w! ‘hi? . .... .
J ..... 1. J . low It to Ijo clAs.td with the ninny
Official adtrlc o an received up lo .alven. .uppo.lterles. pill,, etc., nod
the pre.e„t time onnoonce that » P'o' you run no rlak In trying It, on la often
age hi-1 th- aoUtorlUra of the elate wa» f h e ca«» with new und untried prepara
Initiated *t rtoy.c de Alvnrux.nnd wa» ,|„ n ^ If v ,„, Hr , „ v „i troubled with
proclaimed on the sth of the current gny toTW pl ,„ or r >,. lal n.mre do
month a' tli- vlllag. of Mochttlan. At- f„ rK . t tha t>yrenild Pile Cure,
though their names do not appear prepared by Pyranld »run
among the signatories of the plan In B hall Mich., an-
question, the prini« Instigators of this cents per
movement are believed to be Lie Don |
Rafael Castillo Calderon ,a former em-j . ' 11
ployc or functionary of the Guerrero
administration and once a candidate
for the i*tnt« governorship, and an in
dividual called Anseimo Bello, a native
of Mo'hltlan and a person said to be
of the most unsavory record,
"However this may b*. the federal
ting In accordance with
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SIIEEDY ACCEPTS A TRIAL
FORT A'ALLEY PERSONALS.
ioidp 4hont Pcopl** In lloutton'i
R»!T Town.
FORT VALLEY, Ga.. April 20— M:»
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Iff EFFECT APRIL Tth, JWH.
HTA1 ION«
To look through
our complete
stock of choir r*
selections of
Vehicles,
HarncSfS and
Horfee Goods
Baby
Carriages,
Cleveland
«n<i Crescent
BICYCLIiS
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! to Macon, Cia. to
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