Macon daily telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1905-1926, October 11, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text■THE MACON DAILY TELEOEAPHj SUNDAY MOENTNC, OOTOBKB 11, 1908 Seven Hair Facts ONE TWO formnntr ef THREE (Wwll UIDoui li Incurable. YOUR Ttw aawai ot dnidrall ainnot fca lRMftMd out or lie »ral» with aaat and wetar. RIVE Th. enlr war »• cure dandruft ana falling hair la ta kilt th. ■arm that cauam 1L BIX 4 Sach day tint dandruff ta neg- Uotad, adds to tha permanent Injury of tha acalp. for dandruff <lo«a not «*as# voluntarily while tha hair hmU. SEVEN Tha only rate and aatlafartory emady that will kill tha dand- Kttl tha candruff ».rm with Xewtro'a llarplelda and tha hair la hannd to rrow aa nature In- tended tlmoat merveloui ra- aulta eom almaa follow tha eon- etnued ve. of llarplelda Knl tha dandniir term with N*whro'a flarplrlde and tha heir It hound to crow ea nature In tended. Atmoat marveloue re- auita eoro-itlmee follow tha oon- tlautd uaa of llerplolda. Two al'we. BOo. and 1100, at d roc atiireo. Send 100. In etanipa to Tha Ilarplelde Oo. Pent N. Detroit. Mleh- ter a. temple. Ouarantaad under tha ».nj nr.'* I' 111 - A. t June 10. 1101. Serial Ka til. St aura you cat Harp!at da. LAMAR & LAMAR Special Agents G EORQIA NEWS AND P ERSONAL .NOTES. Absolutely pare end one hundred proof, direct to you in plain eceled pecfcaiM. USS PREPAID to any offlee of the Exprtoa Company oo one raMeo or Jagorfcwrqsartsorrooreki bottles. W-H MJm Borah MuefJn. entertained twelve guests at a most of Mina Leonora who waa the all daliffctfuf lew In Boot liarfinin, of Atlanta,, idbi guest of Mrs. A. mrs tuff ’ss ts vole* of unusual sweetness and pathos. Mtaa Mustln's vuwU wera Mlae. Leaner* SssJSMM&e Mr. W. (1 Thompson. Mr. aa4 Mru. U. A Mr“enS' SS EfV.^^erUluw. at a delightful muafrala to hoaor of their gueet, Mrs. Georgs Meld, of Atlanta. Among thoee who attended the Long* ford*Baldwin weddlaa tn Conyai Judg* and Mrs. II. W. Baldwin, - “ In. CoTe ■ ruey Newton. Mlsa flu* Reid . Mr. Prank Austin. Mr. Fletcbsr Manley, Mr. Floyd Newton, and Mr. Frank Stovall. c*ol and Mr*. Marlon Carpenter are viewing friends In Atlanta. Mru. Cornelius Vi frl< .— court# by fret and rakes, Mr. and Mre. Jamas T. Newton and lag Helen Newton, of Washington. V. v... Will arrive neat week to lr the guest of Mr. and Mru. John T. Newton. Mre. J. Ic Leak will entertain at a luncheon next week In honor of Mluu loula Walker, wfioue marriage to Mr. Ely Callaway, of taCirstige, occurs Ostobef flat. Mlue Leonora Hardeman, who wau th* tractive guest of Mru. Linton JMituyin. line returned to her I tome ta Atlanta. Mr*. Lee Trammell and Mluu Ann Godfrey ere upending aomo time la Bal timore end Lynchburg. Mr. Butler Atkin eon spent the week* end at Peaflold with fair frlenda Col. Hoy tAunbnrt tn to Atlanta on legal huelnete. Itcv. and Mre. TJnton Johnoon aro at tending the Prwabytery. Mr. Wy Cakawav. of Lad range, gpent the week-end In Madltoa. Mr. Walton Godfrey. of Covington, la vtalUng hit mother. Mru. MollleOodfruv. Mra. Joseph Vsaou la vlaltlng frTondo In * tlanta. / Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Peek have leaned M&JL&wsr&irVjXg :>*#r Orant. which will occur at the -BOtwtek Baptist Church Wedntaday af ternoon. October si. at 4 o'clock. Mru. A. W. Quintan, of Winder, la vla ltlng ner daughter Mra. W. W. Baldwin. Mr. /. If. Turnoff. aa eld Madison hoy. waa boro for several daya. lie la travel- S^usss*.* : their home with Mr. Foster's mother Mra^TlPTrawlr*, or ueoanowr., ara vlaltlng their mother, Mra. Laura Stovall. Mra. Boas Parker la vlaltlng relative* In Albany. Mr. and Mra. J. Curtla Buah. of Mobile, Ala., ara rusetsiat Uetal Morgan. Rmlly Wright, of Putnam, le tho “■ Ur noliin »om* Umo at wlU spend next Mr* gueat of Iff*. - Mra. M. P. Broughton Mlaa Margaret* Qlbba taught Mlu Mettle May Baldwin's grade at the pub- llo arhoola during Mlae Baldwin's absence In Conyera. Mr*. Kaale LsOrand and Mr. Few le- Brand will upend tha week-end In At- Itamtm. Mia* liallle McHenry will leavn next week tn epend aorae time with relatives tn Atlanta. Mra fa. It. Vagan, who has been visit ing Mra. Mattie Harris at High Shoals, has rot anted. I)r. Arnold Stovall has returned to Me home at (Jaatonle. N, C.. after upending D'-rcra! days with hit mother, Mrs. Laura ■tpvaJL Invitations have been received to ths marriage of Mies Lola Walker to iff, Ely Callaway on tha afternoon or Wed- ANtetkinij of October, at I o'clock The "Itootay Club" enjoyed a delight' ful Informal meeting ot the homo of air. and Mra. J. G. Manner. Those present were Mr. and Mra. Walker ll« i ho. Mlsa ItaMbm Bearden, _Mlss Antlonetto Bear- dei^Mr. Alston Trotter and Mr. Ernest If. Holland Is visiting rotathrea VHItfET, rii tptai tetsf HI MU FNIUIT, tfloeft ssd HtOea • 111 IH • • n. . •II Iff (wry me) s s ® 8 peer. Mre. C. Tt. Burden* and children eprnt the peat month with Mre K Durkworth, b«v# returned tn lndlone Mra T »' ftnm 3.00 5.30 3.25 • Omenshom.^where ahe apent several »laye 3.25 5.00 3.45 Mre. I^rry Chsmbcre and Mia* Peu- 4.00 7.80 4.50, u., Remnnher you rt u abnolutoly pure SlM' - 8 u " Whukey, one hundred proof, |u»t u It v .'*- comw from the dl.tillrry. You take no n< n.n chincre. I send Rood* by return train; JnSHHl *t»ohtt, milckncif. Mto. K«,tl- r-.l.r ha. r.inrn«d Kam. Kderencn: FIr*tNttlon>lB*nkorany ’W* 0 " n * boilMM nutn of Snliabury. fiJtSmSSm " • Write for full price Hit. •I h.r country J. H. WOOLLEY. SALISBURY N C.. , I# j of |fl„ k>*t and children have returned town, nfter a vlalt to her idee and Mre R. U Pcncck Adams has returned from nnin'M vim. o». n. i* a mem ampin* party thla week In th* near hi* old home. Clerkeavllle Mr. J. C. Richter wtU epend t ffl In Atlanta WSk Hi PI Wlc* In ICatonton. •pend the week- Cohen Is the gVest my people autier r.em H*ood Pol. _ w .. end don't know iL Read |. m .. tome Costly cured by 6. B. B. p U yoo have aches and pelm ta boaea. book or, jotBta. Itoktag. Boabby b???* bUwd feel* hot or thin; 8woll«n QUado te s RajvnS or Offensive eruttlooe. Cenceroua HorZT t.wmpe or Botoa oa Upe race or any part of the body. Hath on Skta. are run down .^tou>;u’,iytJUN panI nr "S Uhic BLOOD BALM {B. fa.ttKSoJ^* ANT ICO to euro even the wmi aS> i.ioet «eep-ecst*« cmnm. B. a. H. dnJ^ all aoteoaoua matter from tho ayatem e.uX. a rood of puro. rich Wood dtrLSSS t# ik* akin aurfaoo. In thla M y gori? Mrupttona. l lmplea and every evtdehoaT^ Kl hint at. cuiokly heeled* 0 ^ r ui»A . .t;.; :«t« ij i hanging the mnuln i l'oteoe . ured bv II, B. B. after all Jljjj treatment fAlled. U you hav, bee a ° dl ![ •ppointad i.f a cur# bv other treatment, give D 11 B. a arfal. It may neth. fery re«n. dy your eyatacn heel. Xt • RR(L'M*YliM OK FOUL CATARRH taiw ar* ouickly vurrd by Botanic CL'««b ITCHING CCXgMA, Watery I itatera. open. Itching .ore. of aU s? n F. b»"- 1 x p .-xd ’ u n while n Q n iru uon make* the rur# and rich r*. 1 I * r ; *«“t>» ■'« : , forever It <• wonderful hew B. n p MONTICKLLO, lire. Reuben JordAn has returned from a visit to Hillsboro relatives Mrs Doyle Campbell and Mlsa Maud llcnton are In Atlanta. Mtaa flnllle Jordan !» back from a Visit to Mrs. Hanoi of Frodorleka burg Va. Miss Ella Young, of Eatenton, la tha curat of Miss Kata Tollegon. j, Mra. J. 9. Soaara, of Shady DiK 1 Is tho guest of Mrs A. R. Thurman. S \f T ■ A RR|a #7 \ end lump* (IlSOgpc.. — —... H. »• H. glvoa a smooth. r. »y .km with fee red bur of pure, rich blood. BOTANIC BLOCO BALM (B. B. #.). is t '.aunt and eofe to take; eorapoecd of porai Botanic lap^cdlcnta. it r-irfflee and *a:'.#m tn* kloM. 8AMPLR8 5ENT. FBFK by wtltlrg TOoci p. !m Atlxn. 1 ta. OA gOI.D DT DBrootoTfl •—11 by express. II TER LAJtQB BOTTLE, mith eeap'.cU Olroctlona far ha me sw% Vlre. Annie Onoltby entertained at "tt" Saturday afternoon. Mlaa Ketl* Beck Thompson haa re turned to Mansfield Mra. »d Wynn t a c n a vlalt to BamaavlUo ratalhraa. Mlsa Ruby Ksatl entertained tha Salamagnndl Club ono afternoon re cently. Mra. Hunter Jordan und children are In Barasovllla. Mro. Charlre H. Jordan entertained the "4?" Club In a dal ghtful way on Thu rail ay afternoon The prtaa fell to Mlsa Caple Dtvta. During tha after noon Mm. Jordan, assisted by Mrs. w. J. Jordan and Mrs. W. R. Rowell, served a tempting aalad oourea. Mra. A. S. Thurman. Mlaa Veta Thurman and Master Lovle Thumvan apent tha week-end with Mra. 8pearfc of Shade Dale. Mra. Leighton, of Macon, was tha gurst recently af Mra. T. 8. Malone. Mrs. Jatren Frevatt Is the gubet of Mlao Kate Crawlev. of Madta«>n. M1e« HHaebeth Thurman entertained at -If Friday afternoon Mlaa Thur man. assisted by her mMher. Mm. Albert Thurman, served a dainty salad Mra/ Will Ridley, of Hillsboro, la the gueat of Mtonttcello relatives Mtse Minnie Benton Is visiting friends In Atlanta. Mra. rhsntel Beaton and children. Of Mansfield, are gueota of Mra. J. B. Mr*. Taney Ler.t'-n la book from a rJeJt to CovJEftoti raJatlre*. Mr. and Mra. O. A. Tucker, af Rhady Dale, were wsek-end gueets of Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Marsh. Mlstea Grace .Flournoy and Alma Faulkner, of Sardis, were visitors to Montlcelio Tuaaday. Mra. Jim Newton haa returned from Marhen. % Mr. Eugene Wilburn haa returned to Oglethorpe after a visit to his mother. Mrs. Frankie Wilburn. Mrs. Henry Smith, of Manafleld, la on a visit to Mm. Tom Malone. Mr. and Mre. Henry Penn and little daughter, Elolse. have returned to their home In Lehigh. Oklahoma, after an exUnded visit to Mra. A. P. Penn. Mra. Bessie Malone and Mrs. Tom Malone were visitors to Htllaboro Mm. Will Ridley haa returned to Hillsboro. Ml*s Blanch Ward entertained at "42" Saturday afternoon. TIFTON. Mlaa Iren# Murray, of Eflavtlle. haa t>een for aoveral days tha gueat of her brother. Col. J. J. Murray. Ifleg II. L. .‘Sumner and Claude Lem mons w«ra busfncaa visitors on Tuesday. Mrs. J. O. Hitchcock,. of MansA**]. Is th* gueat of her parents, Mr. and Mr*. J. M Davis, at Ty Tv. Mias Mary Lovatt. of Lenox, waa the gueat of Mrs. L Duffey near Tlfton the mrly part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Meredith, of Mnul- trie, were In Tlfton Tuesday aftsmoun oo th»lr return from lumnur, where they atUmdod tha funeral of Mrs. Meredith's brother. Mr. John ImvIs, who died Mon day morning. Mrs. ft. !., Ilrnnett. of Cooledg*. I* vlaltlng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. O. “JfiiV wiBAte*. «f Brunawlrk. waa In Tlfton Thursday and will take charge of one of Tift county schools. Miss Kva Middleton, former teacher at Vanoevllle. returned to Tlfton from Vir ginia and will teach at Omega. Mr. O. W. Boyd, of Doles, cam* to Tlfton Friday afternoon to sea a slater he had not seen In twenty year*. They are guest* of Mr. Duckworth. Mr. and Mra. R. A. Royal and two lit tle daughters. Miseee Alice and Nina, were gueat* of J. B. Royal and, family Thursday night, returning to their home at Rupert Friday morning. Mr. J. If. Scales, after spending a couple of days In Tlfton with frlenda. re turned to Ms home In Parry, Fa, Thurs day aftertui biller* 1 **Wre. A~ TV. ^'hidden, after spending few daya In Sylvester, the guest of h< alster. Mrs. Itardln, returned hon Thursday afternoon. Miss Ethel Hush la at home far a few dMTS a toy from Agnee Scott Colic** to attend the Tlmmone-Bcarboro wedding. In the club room of the Twentieth Cen tury Literal? Club Thursday afternoon the club held Its fliet meeting of the sea son. which was very inton ating snd en- thualsstlr. Speeches by Mrs. II. II Tift on the work of ths coming veer, Mrs. E. H. Tift on th* Boston biennial, and Mre. W. O. Tift on breexc* from Chautaunua Lake, were gems of Interest and grr-ttlv enjoyed by th* club. The members were very much Interested over th* year’* work end many Intsrsatlng meetings may be expected. iANoTsIviLLS. Mra Dr. Kelley, of Griffin, has been ths guest of Mrs All»ert Dunham. Mr. and Mra T. D. Wylly are vleltln* the families of their sons, Messrs. George and A. r. Wylly. Mlaa Ethel Hodgea visited ths family of Dr. Henry Hodges at Barksdale this T5 i Mra J. J. Tarlor, of Cochran, was the I guest of Mrs. M. D. Jameson several efe7^^» ,o &ir Airiou,,urml trlct, Granlle Hill, Sparta. Mrs. M. A. Ifuno. of Mitchell jrsa In the city attending the Washington C— ty Teachers* AmocUHotk, Rev. U M. Omer and wife have for New Orleans to attend th* natl convention of the Discipline of CbrlaL which conveaee there October f-ll, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Doolittle have re turned to Iirook's Br-rmr Mrs. D. C. Iianieentertalned th* Twentieth Century Club Friday morning •:!t to II o'clock at the home of her pa rents. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Tarbutton. Mrs. T. W. Hardwick entertained for her deughUr. Mary, on her eleventh birthday. Forty llttla guest* enjoyed her hospitality. Merry games —*— until the b ’citing fe* autlful little Icalea. after spending a In Tlfton with friends, re- ome In Perry, Fa, Thura- ’’snd Mrs. Henry Miller left Thurs- oon for Greenville. 8. C-. where Mr. -cepted a call. Whidden. afl_. Mlaars Florid* and Alberts Murphey •Handed the Culpepper tent meeting last Mr.’ and Mre. Geo. Walker, of WarthPn, were guests ol Mra. Julia Smith. Mrs. Geo. Gilmore and niece, Marlon tTnderwood, of Warthen, guests of Mrs. A. J. Irwin. Mra. lieaale Marshall, of Tennllle. viait- ir, Mrs. A. Chsmle*. several cuL this tor* of the occasion. Many^ beautiful > Prince le the guest gifts w< nonorse. Mis* Miry Wrnr of Mlsa Hell* llestn. Mre. W. A. GaJlatter and daughter. MIh* Katherine, visited Mr*. Fannie Galieher while en route from Demorcat. <io.. to Tampa. Fa Col. and Mrs. J. Denton Warthen, of Bartow, have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Susie Warthen. to Mr. A. B. Chamlee. of this city. The marriage will take place at their home, "The Oaks," Bartow. Wednesday, No vember 4. at 1Q:I0 a. m. Both Miss Warthen and Mr. Chamlee are popular In our city and their marriage la or great Interest to a large rlcle of frlenda. *d her sitter. . dsva this week. Mrs L. It. Oa— guest of Mias lAOS — Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Murphey were In the city from their country residence at tending the Culpepper meeting. Mr. and Mrs. 8am Brown hav# return ed to the city. Mr. James Myrlrk. of Mllledgevin#. was the guest of Mr. C. R. Chapman « has returned from Barksdale. Mr. Ahdrew Mathis, of Warthen, spent Sunday with frlenda in the city. — 1 Mre, I.e* Doolittle have moved Culpepper Ir. and to Brooks Spring. Revs. John R. and. Burke left the city Wednesday for Taltahasseo, Fla. where they will begin a meeting. Mr. John Morrow, the evangelist sin ger with the Revs. Culpepper, left the Warthen after a few daya Vlalt to her staters. Meednmse Gen. and Louis Evans, returned "The Oaks." Hanger.- Mr. and Mra. Witt moved to the city. Miss M. K Rayne Wednesday. mi— lvnriope Dsvla visited frlenda tn Wrtghtavlll* this week. Mlssea Rrulah and Vedl Cox vtilted at ’rlehtavUle thla week. Mlae Mabel Langford haa returned to to her home. ittoTof Macon, hav* visited at Dublin Ths Wymodsuela Club held their ftrst meeting of the new club year In the par lors of the Valdes hotel Wednesday aft ernoon. A large crowd waa In slten.lnnce and ths program was of unusual interest. In the abaence of Mrs. Roberta, the prsal- dent, Mrs. Brantley was elected to the atklnaviiie. chair and presided over ths meeting. The nev. I* M. Omer attended the Central following yrojram was excellently ren time. dlitrfot convention of Dlsdples of Christ at Wrightavlll* this week. I MUs Kathleen Albea returned to Warthen after spending the week-end Bh ker parents. Rome ahou! lies Martha Mathis vtalted at Publtnj rn** J. O. Herringllne was Ir Covington, all daughter have been ercndlng several week* with Mrs. Mis!* Hall They have " where Mr. llall hns thdale, I Cooley. Jm with left fer Mulils. O*.. wh WiAnLiJt or c visiting Col. ami Mra A. R. Wright. Mra. Charlie Culpepper, of Lyons. Is to be the gueat of Mrs. Julia Martin for sev eral weeks. MfrkV L f Ranfey^n Duhlf^thlstJeek! t Mtaa Annie Rogers, of Oconee, ws* the fue.t or Ml..' * Kate and Mury Harris. Miss RUutche Thames, of Manning. 8. C» to with Mrs. I. L Bridges. •Ilea Mattie May I^wts, of Fayetteville, and Mlaa KuU itronka. of Deep Step, were ta the city thla Mieses Rffre city this week. -rt 8»a*t<Nui and daughter* w*£35i&?zkF McLaughlin has returned ■ i List'.# and Maggie Glover are enjoying a trip to Washington IV C. Miss NettU TSomseoa spool the week-end with Mr end Mrs. Charles Thomas**, ef Winfred. Mis* t.fsx.'e Gray Jordan fa fn At- lanta taking a eoafpe at tk# Wind- | worth Conservatory of Mu«ic. ere gueMe of Mr. end Mi A HARD CASE Imaxlna a man so low with kidney dis ease tMt he had to sit up night and day. He even had to sleep sitting up. tying un- ac«s men ef ILtHow. Fla. lartum In Memphla a»e and ad- ' ALDANY. Cards have been Issued by Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Brownlee, pastor of the Presbyterian church, for the marriage of their daughter. Mies Eva Brownlee*, to Mr. A. C. Todd, of South Carolina, nt the Presbyterian church In this city Wi-diiesdav. the 14th Inst., at 7 o'clock. Miss Dora Hell end Miss Kathleen Gilbert entertained at tho last of th< series of ;«rtie* last night at tlx home of thulr parent*, Mr. and Mr* W. H. Gilbert, on north Jackson street. A11 of these affairs have proved most enjoyable to tho host ot friends who have been so delightfully entertained during the last few weeks. Five-hand euchre was th* game played lest night. MUs Mery Cox and Mr. A. C. Cox winning the prises. After tho gam* the guests were Invited Into the dining-room, where a delicious course luncheon was served. Miss Sarah Hall, of Macon, will ar rive In Albany In a few days, and will be a gueat of Mlaa Sarah Tyler at her home In Arcadia. Mrs. C. B. Tyler was hostess at o bridge party yesterday morning at her homo Jn Arcadia, complimentary Mrs. Augustus Willard, of l*alatka. Fla., who Is the guest of Mrs. M _ Tift. Palms and pink roses were use-1 In profusion. A delicious luncheon was served after tho game. Miss HusH Pope is attending horse show in Atlanta this week, and will be honor guest at a number of .box parties. MUs Herg!lot Home returned home from Atlanta yesterday, where she has been spending several daya most pleasantly with frlenda Miss Rosalie Crlne will leave tn e faw days for Atlanta, where she will visit relatives for a few days. Miss Fannie Mayer will leave in a few day* to visit relatives in Atlanta. Mrs. K. W. Jordan and little non •pent yesterday In Cordelo vlaltlng friends. MUs Luis Bacon, who bin been vis Itlrig MUs Victoria Collier her# for asvernl weeks, left yesterday for N*»r Orleans, whore she will visit her slitor for the winter. Mrs. H. A. Tarver entertained las! evening at cards at her home on Tift street complimentary to her guests, Mrs. Rhodes Brown and Mrs. C. T. Osburn. both of Columbus. Pivot bridge was the diversion. Mrs. W. E. Wooten won the first prlxe and Mrs. W. 8. Tanrer the consolation. Souvenirs were presented to the gussti of honor. After the game'a delicious ■upper was served. Mrs. T. E. Quit, of RafnhrJdgv president of the Civic Improvement club of thnt city, came un to this clt) yesterday to attend the mayors' o.»n- \entlon; Mrs. Allen Hllhurn will leave Fri day for Geneva, where she will vhlt telatlves. Her mother. Mrs. N. M. Renfro*, will return with her to mnka her homo tn Albany with her dajgh tors. Mrs. Hllhurn and Mis* Err. I no Renfroe, on Pino street. Mrs. J. R. Forester left today for Atlanta, where she will spend aevornl weeks with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hyde and Mr. and Mrs. George For ester. Mrs. J. R. Mott entertained a num ber of Albany's matrons at card* IhU morning complimentary to Mrs. Rhodes Brown and Mrs. C- T. Oshurn, of Co lumbus, who aeg ffuesta of Mrs. H. A. Tarver. —..Jl— An eminent Roman and point* about him; lesson review. e^nd un e^M^ro^tev^^^nu^^xnd He went to a sanitarium Sr .avs i Oe hU return lie l return h h Th* 7our^(M*k the heart aa4 dropsy began to mend, asd tka fourth month he I ““Jag ell ovr- **•- | s. Talbot: reading. "If I In dwell" by Mrs. W. R Orlf- fln. The membership of ths club reached the limit at the first meetUr. and on un- rosily prosperous year U promised. The _,dles are aR Interested In the coming meeting of the State Federation In this Cl )Sr. Anslt Parrish and MUs Nona Hes ter. prominent young Valdostani, sprung a surprise on their frteads Wednesday night nr going to the Methodist narson- ose and having Rev. Milton A. Morgan perform a ceremony which made them man and wife. They were both In the employ of the Cltlxena* Bonk. Mr.; PerrUh as bookkeeper and the bride aa stenographer. They had been eweet heart* for some time, but their friend* were hardly prepared |or th# surprl-e which was given them. Both era very pomtlar among the young people here. Mir W. 8. West. Mrs. Darnell and K UsICugle Washer left Thursday morning r New Orleans to attend the Interna tional mini ton convention of the Chris tian church to be held there. — ... - nevTltt. of Hawkins- j gw days with rela tives tn this city. She came down to attend the msrrtsee of her brother. Mr. Robert Pardee, to Miss nalfour, at Thom- of Jacksonville, are spending a few days. with Mr. and Mrp. O K. Jones. Mrs. C. C. Brantley left Thurs day morning for MllledgevHle and At- { Unfa to upend ten days wit* relatives and friends m Revs J. B and Burke Culpepper have returned from Sanderevtlle, where they: K «ve keen conducting a big revival meet-1 <n &re. Frank Roberts haa returned from; a »w York, where she went with her. ughter. Mlaa Mill* B*U. who entered; a conaerstory ef must# there. •Mrs. K. M. Butler, of lake City, reached the etty this week and wtU make* Valdosta her future borne. Mtosee Whittle and Hattie Lou Dick- 1 croon, of Kndteen. are spending a few visit to their brother. Mr E.i I THE UNION Big Rug and Drapery Department THE UNION STYLES AND FASHIONS IN ALL KINDS OF LADIES' WINTER WEAR This Store Has No Superior in the State of Georgia for High Quality of Merchandise, Novelties in Ladies* Fixings and the Latest Creations in Women’s Ready-to-Wear Garments, Etc. A Grand Display—Suits, Coats, Skirts, Etc. In tho nine yeare we have been in business we hav- never had such a magnificent stock of Ladies’ Ready-to- Wear. SUITS to please everybody. Diroctoire Dresses that are simply beautiful.; The best American and French models—up to $100. Coats and Capes in the modest as well as the very extreme fashions. The styles aro really grand—up to $100. Skirts, Rain Coats, Waists, Furs, etc., that are beyond our description. We invito your inspection. Suit Sale, $25 for $15 These aro the very latest styles, made of tho new weaves, and of a fine quality—in all colors that are 1 gj desirable, at N? A »J $25 for Special Suits The best Suit ever put on tho market. More style to them than any Suit in the city at $35.00. We put this lot on the rack as a special offer, for C only ' sJFitfRj Sweaters We are displaying the largest stock of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Sweaters ever shown in the city. In black and colors—prices rang e from $1.25 $5.00 Muslin Underwear For Children and uiisses Tho host lot of garments at the lowest prices ever quoted in tho state went on sale Friday, and tho sale continnes through this week. All garments are in the JJAp lot. Four prices—10c, 15c, 25o and *J"V Raincoats $18.00 and $15.00 Rain Coats or Dust Coats, in Silk Rub berized Materials, in beautiful colors and <D* 1 styles. These wo offer, special for •. A v Infants’ and Children’s Coats Top Bear Skin Coats and Coat Suits in all colors or white, for the little folks. Bear Skin Coats or Cloth Coats for Children, in all sizes nnd ages. A complete stock now—at prices lower than ever marked in Macon. Ranging from $2.60 up. $2.75 for Silk Petticoats This is only a leader nnd we reserve the right to take them off snle at any time, yet you may have your choice of these $5.00 Petticoats, *7 S for yJUrJ 3 Grand Petticoats on Sale THIS WEEK Theso arc beyond description. You should come while tho stock is nt its best, to do your shopping. Every oolor to match Suits. Fancy stripU', plaids and solid black—From $5.00 to $25.00. Knit Underwear We are making extra special prices in this depart ment The cold snnp will be hero and your children nor yourself will he prepared for it. Come now, and do your buying from tho most complete stock over carried in Central Georgia. Garments from 15c to $5.00 Corset Demonstration Look out for a notice of our Corset demonstration f i Rugs, Mattings, Etc. This is the largest department of the kind in Macon. Wa feel sure that we have sold more Rngs, Mattings, Shades, House Draperies, etc., than any three establishments of the kind in yonr midst in the last' 40 days. Then our qualities, prices and workmanship must be of the best. ’Tis a new department with us, but ono of the largest. These goods aro of a high quality, and wherever com parisons are made we do the business. Dry Goods Section ALL CALICOES, 5c.—This is one item that youcannot buy elsewhero for the price; we say all Calicoes, C« the best for JL PERCALES, 7 l-2c.—You may have a lot of trash priced to you at 7o, but wo don’t call them Percales. \/ _ Our price is for a good grade J /2 L. GINGHAMS, 7 l-2o—These styles are among the best styles of the season—for *7 \/ r\ only / /2 C FLANNELETTES, 10c—These are new goods, with or without borders—such as you pay 12 l-2o A.-. for to other stores, our price is A vL OUTINGS, 10c—Kimona Outings, dainty styles, in dark or light, all to go for this ‘ 1 A_ sale UC Dress Goods COo QUALITY of Mohair Dress Goods, in the best effects, for 60o FLANNEL—In the seal French material, SALE DRESS GOODS, 50c—-These aro in black, cream and colors—worth all the way up to $1.00 PA„ a yard, special for JUC 75o FRENCH FLANNELS, 50c—In all colors or black, a special price of this lot for a few days, ...50c SALE BROADOLOTH, 85c—This is tho lowest price quoted on a first class doth in the Macon Q {? _ market—black, colors, etc OOC Silks YARD WIDE TAFFETA, 75o—This is a 30-inch black Taffeta, the best ever yet, for tho 7 29c ROUGH SILKS—In the new blue, pink, navy, white. Yon cannot buy this quality for less than ry Q 50c, in Macon, our price is SALE OF SATIN—This is tho new Directoire Satin, in every shade that is good this season, <D? 1 A A —special «fl) A .v/VJ NOVELTY SILKS of every kind—in every shade and fanoy effect—the best shade ever shown in Macbn. Com pare styles and prices is all we ask. Price 49c. Gloves, Jewelry,Hosiery, Neckwear, Ruchings, Belts, Bags, Etc. In a word as regards these goods, aB well as our general stock of merchandise. Wo could give no de scription that would lend the credit due each depart ment. Wo exhibit those things that are truly the most fashionable to he had, and to be sold in a maket or a city with the wealth of Macon. Wo have no pier in Middle Georgia, in onr line of business. This we know, and everyone can say—“me too.”- We invite your insneo- tion THE UNION DRY GOODS CO. ... I Oot J’ st. WDhlMiu met i volklM an ever tM> roam srttfMut this week te meet his 4si H »*&’•» T.& & SS5|"LJJ tt kMner disease Is call- cane ar cratch**, a»4 to penalu Uls Adair. NTSottsr what kWreydJaeaee ta sail- Mro. 1 " « -whether Mdfter trouble. Nephritis *hfs ctaeese—it to lattammatlou ot the Mra B. kvWv >0U caa| areal to New York ‘ dauffkter. Mlaa. Vt.Joey's, aid a* the old i _ n* time with ker daughter. M Touch Hone, has returned to nutirkifi are fcitney exettanu. yaT«e Mias Helen Spain, of Quitman, has Iron 2rS*r>fi» gSrioSrSB. ggUX. ra* -Hi. tor M0.m. u*. OhBi 'nid'te th. ftnt'. Frank IWte and Mra. tt. a. S£SSal5Sff«2rW«Kr’^ 2 isssc ,r * * wd "* ,,,to *" k * I. now . .»>,> for th. tint ttm.. f>M' Mr.. W. t Wr,t nttttil&M th. hth.' 'ZJSZ c SSSJ*t.«A. (SL TteBjngl^rM 0. ChHjti.n rhnrfl, I. . V.rr i abort, I rhwent manner Tummjr afternoon. Utmlm mM rn. John 4 Fulton, Mra. It J. Co.tr. >nj J»u«htrr. of °v5ES P te.^ u ~ * ,rt i ■crau Adi for Bt-nranuir Biui.ua Ml MU rrenttn. (CMtlalMd « Pm* Fir.) Refrigerated Bottling The word sonnds good, doesn’t it?. Just try a Bottle of Coca-Cola ant « lerfecc drink drlnlc BOTTLED EVERYWHERE 5c As Manufacturers of ENGINES and BOILERS v. d..lra to rail ptrMcul.r atttn tlon to th. Hlfh OraS. Kndnw w. an turning out and to ujr that w. ru.ranUo without ho^totloa that th.ro I. no bott.r <n(ln. of It. clan put on th. market today la th. United States. The perfectly balanced valve mxkefi it of hlgk value, and tbe workmanship belnit flrat doss, and a substantially pat up engine adopts it particularly to work requiring hard servlee. We are fur nishing them to almost all kinds of power plants and particularly is It being used largely la saw mill, planing mill, oil mill, cotton min, and ginning plants. Wo aro prepared to demonstrate to prospective customers who can g!v# ue a call that It has no equal. Writ# for fall Information and do oo today. ADDRESS Schofield’s Iron Works Macon, Georgia.