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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1308
MACON MAN GOES TO ENGLAND
TO BRING BACK A BIG FORTUNE
MKV. MkCOB BURK RECEIVES CA
•lioham or a LARai deposit
•BINS HAM IN BANK OF END
LAND TO HIS CREDIT ON CER
TAIN CONDITIONS.
Tv* fwn IK* th.r. intwl te Hi*
ueo fna so<n#wti#re tn Feonsylvaiua
. Jaoob Burk Mia hi* family.
AWM a rsftr ftco Mr. Burk opened
4 Unto *Urs on Aab street. near first.
«a« tftts #tor* hu boon tt -MW Of
ggpport over stnrs. By hi* correct and
.ssilsnsnl) teartn* aod C'ndi.ft ’<
«s4s friend# In ptonry. Ho woo good
■stand ftnd generous. and It woo not
ton* before his clrdo of friend# u4 *«-
jsiVsnm crow until It spread bo-
food tU kxiftmy of tho otoro and oror
hw dtv, There was nothing about
him tatodteat# that ha was mors than
n fonOsMfta who hail perhaps onto
Won poooponms erd now who phllo
oophl—lly trying Co mftko an boooot
Uftnf on Us litdo nsars.
Touaorrs n this modoot unassuming
BM loovos dor Knuiftj.d. wboro M fOM
•e brine bank his mas/* la ft large tor-
tsaa ftft wall fto that of bin slx-ynar-
who win probably bo tho
' la old oi
srlohoot little boy :
i own right In
For foortr* ■ years Mr. Burtr wma
pMkr of tho ririt Wesleyan Church
at Manchester la Borland, though four
'of tbofto year* wer# epont at mteelon-
ary to India. Fourteen year* ago Mr.
Burk loft Ertfawd for Axnarloa. Ha
llrod In California and Pennsylvania,
foreleg to Msoon two year* ago for tho
benefit of his children’# health. It
wsm whllo ho waa llvfag la Oakland.
Cal., that Is marrlad Ms wtfa. an
Aioortoap rlti. In St. Louis.
la March of thte yaar hla suet. Mfa.
Borah K«*l. lied In irngtend. leaving
ao aotato voiced at 1461,909, bid «har#
of which ha!IMOW and an ostate
votoad at SJ -O.OaO.
Nos yoan ago, Sir Zaaaa Burk, tbs
okter brother of Jacob Burk. died. and
aooorfllng to tho laws ono-thlrd of bta
estate waa Inherited by next mala heir,
who la Karl • Burk, thn lfttte oou of
Jaoob Burk* rtlrlaeao Burk bring t
Mir to tho fortune of lUnaom ®u
cfe* father of both Blr Isaac and Jaoob.
Th* one-third of thte oatato waa tha
ours of %ti!• par month until young
Kario reached tho ago Of twolwo years,
whan ho would rorolro on additional
two-flftlia of tho oatato. Karl# la now
els ai d a Half yaara old. and the
amount thi n acoumulatod reaches
nosriy 160.801. Thoro la a proviso, te
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FACE THE RECORDER
TOLD THAT SECOND CONVICTION
MEANS STRAIGHT CHAINQANQ
SENTENCE.
Two tnoro wind-burn ora were before
tho recorder ymtardajr morning.
Thaao u cr* In the infant olaaa, how
over, being boys, tj«*4 thoy wore Just
as able to run Into a child or any peraon
not atronw enough to get out of the
way aa the biggest draymen. The
boya wore negro delivery bicyclist* oi
for a meat bouse and the other for
fish dealer, and the only exouse thoy
S ave for tho tn*t and rockloaa daahas
own Cotton avenue waa that they
wore told to hurry by their respective
cottier, did not think that a auftlelent
excuse, oven though Friday waa a busy
fish day. and Impraaoed It on the boya
that ho would floe them only the half
of five dollars this time, but on tho
second conviction they would be sent
to tho cltftlngang without * Ana.
Don mado East Macon a visit
this week, forgot to take hia
driver along; everybody knows
the Lester Clark Shoe Co.’a
team and Dan was returned.
No damage.
VMTSRDAWeWBATHER.
Ifetaorologlosil data furnished by ths
lo-sl office of tho Units* utstss Wsstler
llurssu, Department of Agrloultur*. to•
the II hours ending at « ». m., local
Thsrmsgrsoh Rsadtaga,
... -JNI for th* adafettton »nd c»r,
•r th. hoir, th*n th* Amount d«t cut
br ium.il ov*T tn hint. Till, hn* b».n
*11 brounht out In <mrrMpontt.no*.
TwUMNr n mbtegmm won rMMTM
nojrtns th»t th» hul boon «•-
potltad In th. Ilooilc of KoFlonS »ohJ«t
to th.. on lituno n.m.d and won nnntt-
(o* hint. Tho nocoooorjr AOtSATlM
urr. drown up *Jid prnporlr cartlEM
In .nd .tt.it.a by Ordlnory Wlloy n
nrtrnemro. With Rhooo popont >
Iiurk l.ovr. tomorrow for Knftond
Ur. Jturlt >iId yrotordoy thot of oil
th. twtplo ho hod rent In hlo trovoto ho
lnvrd non. boltrr thon thoo* tn Vteoa.
■ nit that ha wontd briny hlo fortune
bm k <n Moron, hla homo. Ho will
. .rr, with him tho boot wlohM of oil
hi. tnnny frlondo horo for n >«f« and
1 i.oooht Jnuniry to and Dorn hlo no*
tire rountry. with their hrortloot con'
orotutatlono on hla awful food luck,
don't you know.
How Thin People
Can Get Fat, Free
Startling Effect of New Dls
coverv Which Puts Flesh
on Thin People, Increases
Weight and Perfects
the Figure.
asnOInci Co
60c PscKajo
A romorkaMo. eclentlflo treatment haa
* which Inoreasoa ttiw walgbt
wny nr thin poopla puts flesh on
“ kr yaara.
from natural
„ _____ thin for
srheth«*r from dlssaew or
tsodenry: on tilths who h_ ... _
diEKinjr or other methods, have
vain trtod to got fat: ^ -
well but tM't't get fst. end on those who
den't feel wall and stay tbtn. Tito nsw
bsavy sat
__Ja, have Ir.
those who fhsi
ksblo Tisst.s BolMor.
Lika Thte In
Itilfi'
grwaMsat. oatlsd Fro tone. Is a powerful
tedossr «f but;.ton tncroaaoa oaU-
parfoet * ~
frewtt. malcoa rerfoet tho aaolmiteti.m
oi fwl n »•**#■ the uusabor or rod
bteotl «-t>n iso Is*, and aa a nsosssary ro*
salt builds up SBUacte »nd sol 14. hsalthy
do*;- s'^1 rounds out the ttgurn.
, appoor -*“*
ir ba. au
— — -wJUl.'n sow* wpa
af fsah. tegothar With
>rkB wonder* tn psmor.al
waman s.».o esn aiovor appoar styl-
gL^tnTosagS^BLigtfSrp.??
tr.r ir. 391
ruddy ohrwka. sertii wander* tn wi*M'.al
rpBwrar.cr- As a bosuty mskar for ths
** '*at»tr cannot bs surpasaisl
OU nolhtno to provo the ra-
►ois cf tills tvaotment. No
Ur.* of | artlrv’ar kinds of
‘••arv. Tbs trsaunset Is
y aoo-Injurious to ths moat
syatom. Ths IT^tono Company,
Itetrott. Mlok. will
sends nan • and ad-
■orksro of Protons
ns) to rrovo that It
"AS?
rh
I oa5 J S3i
iraii
saarksi
disttns
food a:
hft PROTONE COUPON.
won oa. so
I parkam of
aid tagoth*
sssL.rs
nmr n»Ksr»i
Ths Oomulfrs Rtvor at Maoon at T a-
m.. read 2.1 fast) at Hawklnavtlla 1.2
Jostl^t Abb*vli>, 2.1 foot, and at X*U*-
The Union I THE BIG RUG AND DRAPERY STORE J The Union [
Do Your Winter Shopping This Week
The Fair Rush Will Begin Next Week
Our stocks are all* in place and we are now ready for the great rush of business. |
Our buyers have made two trips to the markets this season-buying for this
special occasion. Don’t wait another day to select your Suit or Goat, as the j
Ready-to-Wear Department is at its heist now. Any one in or near Macdn
who can possibly do their shopping this week should do so. The store will be
crowded next week and stock depleted after the Fair rush.
Japanese Fancy Goods
Brica-a-Brac, Brass, Dolls, Etc.
These goods are located on third floor and the hand
somest stock of 'the kind over shown in n Mscon store—Um
brella Stands in Japanese Ware, or Hammered Brass, Jap
anese Vases, from the smallest to the extremely large, Stat
uary, eta, of all sizes; Mission Pottery, in Vases and ull sorts
of odd shape pieces. A department of elegance—third floor.
% f Trunks and Bags
The best stock of fine and medium priced Trnnks, Bags
and Snit Cases, ever shown in Middle Georgia are here. We
side-step for no Arm on this line. Give us a coll.
New Dolls of Every Size
Bisk Dolls, Kid Baby Dolls, Rag Dolls, Big Dolls or Little
Dolls, Expensive Dolls or Cheap Dolls. Yes, Dolls to suit
everybody. A display of these on main floor, and on third
floor. Pricos from 10c up to $5 00.
Jewelry,Fancy Goods, Belts
Hand Bags, Purses, Sashes, Etc.
Special showing of New Jowelry in fancy Pins, Hat Pills,
Bookies, 8ash Pins, Waist Pin*, Neok Chains, Fobs, Jewelry
Boxes, Barrettes, Veil Pins, etc. Solid gold or 14k gold filled,
Leather Pnrsc», Leather Hand Bngs, and Comb Sets, Combs
and Barrettes, in shell or amber to match In sets, Directoire
Bolts and Sashes—in all colors or black, Porgion Webb or
Elastie. The real swell novelties of this nature are found
here—qualities all guaranteed.
Knit Shoes
These are-for Misses nnd Ladies—of every color and
every size. Our price is ONE COLLAR
Corset: Deincn stration
Thompson’s This Time
The ^facon Ladies who are partial to the long ldp,
Thompson Corset- will have an opportunity now to be fit to
the stylo and number that they should wear. Thompson is
the first to make the long hip Corset. They claim the right
to the no hip style that is so very popular now. The fitting
and demonstration‘is FREE TO ALL.
Suits
A granS^display of fine Suits, Directoire styles, Empire
or other Long Coat effects. Nothing equal to them in this
aeotion of the state. $30, $36, $40, $50, and op to $95.
Dresses
Elegant Dress-Maker-Made Directoire Dresses, Costumes,
etc., for swell occasions, Reception Gowns, Evening Affaire,
etc-, $15, $20, $25, $30, $35, on np to $103.
AT THE LYRIC.
Thar# la rich promtea of anatfcar
atronv bill at Urn Lyrlo thte waak.
Every on* of tho per/orman haa bftan
trlod out on th* aouthem circuit and
thoy hava maflo good. Parrlih and
DaLua, tho roatlnaa favorltoa ar* earn
ing after a return date at tho Vavnnnah
houat, which, of couraa, moana that
thoy are good. John Wlllenbrlnk !a
a comedian who gala appteuaa beforo
h§ opena hla mouth: tho Courtlanda,
four In numbar. hav# a musical act -
that la vary entartalnlng. Tho mother Ha.anfl IIS aul
and father team to gat maate «vr •
inoat anything, and the Juvenllea each
of whom' la about tho also of a olgar,
have a danca that bring* out thunder-
ou« applauia every time they npptar.
Their appearance hern ahbuld oauae a
Mg nttrndnnco of tedlc* and children
at tha matin*# parfnrmaseaa.
Mrs. llurr Brown’# friends and ad
fmlrara will bo ptea>*d to laarn that
tha Lyrlo haa aeeured her service* for
all of next weak. Bh* will *!ng at
each performnne* from I to I and will
put on her full net at tha vaudovllls
mntlneea. The construction of tho
auditorium at tha Lyric wlltenabla her
t<> u*e h*r remarkably aweet voice to
the very beat advantage.
Commencing tomorrow Manager
Bandy will put on Oaumontt’a latest
nnd beat ptoturc* at 20:16 a. m. and
continue until 4 when tha vaudeville
bill goe* on. Admtealon to picture*,
which will b* changed dally, five canta.
SHIPPING NEWS
$25.00 Suits
M, CAtek
Bteamara Harold,
Calba. 496: „
Cocrkaw, Jacksonville, Ha., BOBS: Col
orado, Smith, New York. 2032.
Cleared: Steamers Colorado. Smith,
New York. 10X1; Wllhelmlna. (Br.),
Hugo. Bueno* Avrea. lilt; flpenny-
sn-.or*. OHr.>. Kolford, Huenoe Ayr**.
1HI.
PORT KADR.'TXrOct. lT-^Arriv-
I: .steamer Corlnto, (Nor.). Gender-
n. Ho. au D*ltoro: Kxoetelor. Blrnajr.
Havana: Paver, eerie on. Tampa; Co*,
trlan. (Hr.). Roberts, Liverpool.
Relied: Rt earn era Custodian, (Br.),
Brown. Uvarpool; California. (Br.),
“ • ** oi r —
... r _ Hans MenaalL (Oar)
I*alehh’auer, ’ Paiwageula: Morgan.
Thompson. Tatnpa via Moblta; Protaua,
Hopner. New York: Itoelna, (Br.),
Hurry, Cetbaj Heredia. (Br.), Borter.
Colon via Fort Harries.
RAY ANN Alt. Oa.. Oat. IT—Arrived:
Steamers City of Memphla. Preyer,
Boiton; arhooner Annl# C. Grace. Hteel
man. New York
Cleared: Rteamar Xrmlngard (Qer.).
Kuhlman* Bremen.
belled: Rteamera Kaneae City. John
son. Now York; Itasca. Freonian. Bal
timore; Parthian. Worry, Philadelphia;
schooner Hope 8herwood. Campbell,
Cfaehaw River.
CHARLBSTON. B. C., Oct. IT.—
Arrived: Ht««m*ra Alto* (Rr.), Rclme.
from nenduraa. for Philadelphia* put
In for enal and resumed voyage;
Ar*cha, Btanlaa, New York, and pro
ceeded for Jacksonville.
Railed: Statmer (leorge Fyman. (Bfk)
Gains. Norfolk; aoboonar Sylvia C.
Hall. Gray, from Brunswick. Naw
Haven.
Dakar*, Bremen.
on the Macon market; these are worth
911-09 suits, but our price la
for a faw days, now
$15.00 Suits
put eff buying your au ._ W JB
are doing yourself an Tnjuatlce. for the
beat of tha markat la now on hand;
they are here In a great variety; the’e
are 111 and 118 suits. We made a
turn trip to Naw Yoric early In i
aon;; ;ought under pricey and theso
will ba run for a few d | C
days far ^
Bleachings
Fruit of tha Leom, full yard wide; O
tha real thlngi ; special
Alpine Boat ~L Tha boat only, aa A
ot'Aer goods wa sell |Q )
Soft llaaoli—-Full yard wiia; a 7_
apeclal value to go for * ^
Indian Head—Extra grade, yard fl r
wide; our price la to be
Linen Lawn
This la a wonder price. Nobody
can touch oa—It Is a full 36-lnoh ma
terial, old prloe 39c; price now 1
tor yard 1
16-Button Kid Gloves
For $2.50
Thte la the biggest (Move Sale yet;
you pay 91.60 for these gloves. Fowne
and Trafouaee *9 CA
Qualities VL.jyj
29c Ribbon Sale
We have on eale tha biggest values
aver shown In the city. Moris and
Satin, full 6-lneh and l-lnch wide; #U
eelare and white or 9Q*.
blaok at
Wide Ruching
n, city. All prlcM.
ROMANCES OF CARO TABLE.
im. StorlM «f Q.m.a Gr.,1 .nd
PmuIi.p.
If Hi. full x.iy of th, card um,
wwtff h» nriit.n » would ,ui.lv h,
■hr mu.t x.HIInc r*\,Mtlon of hu-
cnuMItr trap puhll.htd, anl al-
p'-rj l»l- of it would b.
m.rkM »t Mu< ti;M>n wP.Vh would
out.trl, notion, un Tld Bit.
W-vn Lout. XV. wa. th, mid
t.M. tti, fiatlnitlfla nf ,th* mu,
m.d* him .twolutMy <]»,, t, all ...
IPfrp’.. un.t pv.n to dpr-/nry and hu
Bags
eg Rale ev
^ ..‘"*".$1.00
5c and 10c
Handkercnief Sale
heaa aro for men. ladlea, boy« at
girls; laom'e are pure linen and aon,«
with initial; apeclal run I Ha
for le and
50c Damask
This l« a 7Co material; full 72r Inches
In width, full bleach or Osman AA.
buy now; ;*tla a big bargain, y^v/L
Weather Coats
uuai ur mm inBiitiBi • n n jiavti uivin
In the staple shades and 4:7
tha price (a only
Rag Dolls
We offer special sale on Rag Dolls,
boy and girl dolls. Can be undressed
and dressed at the child’s will—25c,
Me and up. |
Bric-a-Brac
On third floor yt>u can see the.
greatest stock of "Jap” Vases, etc.,
Braes, Statuary and Fancy Wars aver
■hewn In Macpn.
Sheet and Pillow
Cqse Sale
11x90 8hecta, special for 50c
72x90 Sheets, special for 60©
Hemstitched Pillow Cases ......
9U90 Sheet#, 90o quality for .,,.750
Towels
Tho best yet. small also
A very large Towel for ..
A 9100 Towel, per dos.
A 93.00 Towel, per dos. .
A 94-00 Towel, per dos .
...lOo
.91.50
.92.00
.12.60
Flease don't miss this special event
Gloves $1.00
Tha beat Kid Glove ever put on sale
In Maoon, In all ahadea; ;green, navy,
blaok, white, tan, brown, oxford, taupe.
. Soma in the lot mat sell for 9t
Jtalr; tie a special pur- 1 AA
ohast of ours; ;ealo price , *P • •VIU
Bordered Flanneletts
I and
rou 10c
CALICOES—In the bordered or plain;
any place In the store ij c
White Madras
Thebest afslrtment of too white Mad
ras ever ahown In Macon for Waists,
Children’s 8!ou»es, eta, | ^
Barrettes '
Th, cruu; th, lars, Barrettei, In th,
plain or ourvpd, tn black, ah,It cn.
or umbor at 160, Ils and JVC
Silk Gloves
In green, gold, pink, navy, Copenha
gen blue and some other colors, that
eell regular for 91.50 and 32; our price
now for a full 16-button C/V,
length Is 3UC
New Belts
,50c
Hardkerchiefs
Extra special offer on ladlea* and i
dron’a Handkerchiefs In a smooth hem-
SS2 , .f?;!*. 29c
Purses
In leather or silver chain purses and
card cases; a regular 91 purse Clfl-
to go for JVC
Silks
You don't know what cheap Silks are
until you see the beautiful qualities
tv* are showing at 29o 49c
Dress Goods
We offer for a few days the biggest
values in Wool Dress Goods aver seen
In Maoon, a 54-Inch material, worth
everywhere at 95o a yard; our
price now; all new styles J\JL
Special Run on
Dress Goods
We offer Mohair and Fancy Wool ma
terials lu a run for a few 9fl
at Ajc
Blankets
Special sale of (Blankets will open
this week, (Menday) at The Union.
You can now save monay on these
goods.
Rugs and. Draperies
On the third floor of our store Is the
boat department of this kind in Con
trnl Georgia. We ask that you In
vustlgste before buying. We carry
all sixes of Rugs, and have made to
order any Rug. in any color wanted
Vlalt the department.
Children's
Muslin Underwear
The big sale of these little clothes !i
■till on; all kinds of Underclothes foi
children per garment, . ^fl/*
Xuc, 15c, 95c and.. ^UC
New Neck Fixings
These are all new goods: the regular
price of theao la 2ot and 50c; ] fl
our sale price Is 25c and * UL
Sweater Coats
These are the most popular garments
of the season for ladles or children;
everybody la buying them; they coma
^.....$5.00
Rug Sale
Gloves
■tsea.and a few tans that w* sell for
FERCALE8—In tha dark styles: you I 11-50 and 91.00; tlie price Cf)
K..T5.. our price j |-2c |° ** JvC
Spreads
Dolls
Theblggast stock of line Dolls that
A Fringed Spread or Hemmed Bpread wa* ever seen In Macon can now be
that aold for 9150 eaah; our4:1 flfl •'^o — ~|fif — Mfp
price for » few daye te onl*P *
Extra special aalo of Rugs on third
floor is now on; the sale price ..98c
New Mattings
A new car of Mattings Just In. We
aak the trade to call nnd see the line
which Is much under price.
Satin Coats
These are the new things. The real
swell garments. We are showing a
beautiful stock of these Coats and In
vite the ladles to come and ae# them.
Silk Coats
A lot of 918 and 815 Silk Rubberized
Rain or Dust Coats In the d* I f)
best shades; price now 1 U
Evening Coats
Extra special price on these Coats:
not one In the lot worth less than
320.00; our price now $ 1 3 50
Silk Petticoats
A 99.00 Silk Skirt In all colon, drop
flounces; extra grade of silk la used
In them; price now ^2 75
Wool Dress Goods
60o M0HAIR8 26o—Thle price we make
was never made before on this 9 C r
olaaa of merchandise; price
PLAID MOHA1R8 6O0—New styles in
Scotch Mohair Plaids; Just ths mater
ials for Waists or children’* Cf)_
dresses - , 'JL
WOOL MATERIALS 75c—We cannot
sell you unless you come In tho store
to oqe what w* offer;, thte 1s a range
of Dress Goods worth up to * 75/*
81.25 a yard, priced at...,......,*
REMNANTS WOOL DRESS GOODS—
at not more than one-half regular
prices. ’ Colorsand black.
•BROATHCLOTHS 85o-Tou can’t buy
a yard In any store In Macon for less
than 81; wa offer a sale of
tha best shades at OJC
DRESS GOODS 35o—You should sea
th* materials w# offer for this price;
some worth up os high &a 75c; fancy
3 5c
'MOHAIRS, Eto* 50o—You should not
throw-away* your money by paying
from 15c to 35c more a yard for thoao
good elsewhere; it te a special lot of
fancies and solid CA.
colors at JVJC
FOR $1.00—We shall offer the best
Dress Goods bargain In new weaves
and fancy effects over shown In tho
city, worth up to 81.50 1 AA
a yard; price now .*p I .UU
Ribbon Sale 29c
TV, otter an «xtr» wld, Batin Ribbon
•nch na tho ••Directoire” Girdle. »re
mndo of, width « Incheo. In-white,
block and color,, new shade.; these
new iha.de. "I
,29c
:k. for the two yards.
ROUGH SILK 29o—This 1s a quality
that you always-pay 60c for and W(
have a full line of 1
Inches wide, for a new
price
YARD WIDE TAFFETA 75e-Th!s Is
a 81.00 quality of block Taffeta; our
October sale price 7 c
te iJ C
SILK AT 49c—Do you want *6m? Wo
have got ’em. and this lot la worth up
to 81-25 a yard, but the sola AQ„
price la only „„“7C
Children's Store
This Is our best store. Wa are pre-
tsred to please you In Coast, Coat Beta
n bear skin; fln« Dresses, Under
clothes of every nsture; Caps for chil
dren or Infants: long or short clothes
for th* baby; knit goods In sacquao,
legates, shoes mlttlnf. etc. Visit thte
little store for the children.
Housefurnishing
Specials
THIRD FLOOR
Rugs and Art Squares
9x12 Wilton Rugs (seamless)... .642.60
0x12 Axmlnster Rugs $20.00
9x12 Nine Frame Tapestry Rugs $10.00
9x12 Seven Frame Tapestry
Rugs ...912^0
9x13 Bundhar Wilton Rugs $37.60
Smyrna Rugs 98c
Wa will put on sale Thursday morning
flxo hundred Smyrna Rugs, alz« 31x72
Inches, Oriental and Floral Q Q _
dczlgni for choice sUL
Persian and Oriental Rugs
27x54 Bhervan
8Gx72 Shevan....
3fx72 Kazak ,rv
8x7 Belouchlatan
6x9 Serlband ....
7x9 St*riband ....
11.11x9.2 Mahal .
I. 10x11.1 Mahal .
10.6x8.1 Mahal ...
II. 7x8.6 Mahal ..
8.6x10.1 Mahal ...
I 20.00
f 29.00
1 14.00
i 27.60
I $7.60
i 48.00
$198.00
$147.60
$166.00
$137.50
$196.00
WAc Flannels 8Yic
12 l-2c Flannellette Jn the best styles;
Just received; perslsn, stripes, checks,
eta, to run special thte “ “ “
weok for only
.8 I-2 c
Coats
JIM
style thte season can be had hero;
Satin Coats, Cloth Coats, In white,
black and other swell shades, at any
price to suit the customer
From $5 up to $100.08
Wide Ruching
In colors, white, ecru or whlteC th*
ifftst stock of these we have had this
.tason; but will soon be gone as tha
demand 1s so great; 11 fif)
price* from 25c to *P • • vD
NARROW RUCH—In whlta, black or
colors In the silk or roll 1 R*,
effect, 10c to ■ -JC
FANCY BOXES OR RUCH—In color
or white, two pieces to six *>0/*
pieces In a box, 10c to ••JVC
Trimmings
Thereat swell things In passmen try
and Drees Laces and Dreaa Trimmings
are to be had at thte store In Lao*
Section.
Safin Buttons ^
All sizes and all colors Satin Buttons,
black, etc; quite the thing 4; 1 OH
now, dozen, 10c to "...S' I «VV
The Union Dry Goods Comp’y.
He IP
i meat. i^Hapaed in Ala chair tn a lit
j of ntw'ptexy. Hla majesty affcited to
•.more the tnekton* nntll eome on* ax.
i etelrneg, *M. fle Cbauvelln 1a WJ*
; “FI”' retorted the king, easting a
carelre* gleaaa at tha stricken man;
•*he te toad. Teh- him away; spade*
ar» trump*, *entletnen!’’
Eqptiiv wtW la n story Goldsmith
trite, wttrn the cVrgyman arrived lo
prrrarr a lady r*r*-Monrr. vrty> bad
a passion for gambling, for her np-
powhlnf deoVl tbV’ lady Hn-
boruUoo,
‘That's
vugh*
Now |*i ua have a game nf tarda." To
humor her tha parson consented to
play. The dying woman won all hla
and juat auggeateri play-
, . her funeral he whan aha fell
back and wzp’.md.
Pzllbearer* Stopped to Have Rubber
of Whist
In th early rear* of th* last century
a whtet Club, compoaed largely of
olergytnci'.. u*ed to meat tn tn* bark
room of a barber's ah-*© In a 8om*i«
lahlrt town, on one ocoaston.
to Parle he repaired to (Iraham’a to hav# I require# no aaewer." The snooaasful
a farewell gan;e of whlet, ordering hla rtranger waa anon dlecovervd to be no
trrteKe to be at th# d^r at 4. When I other than th# king of Terete in d:*-
It arrived ha waa much too deep In th* i gules.
gam# to b# disturbed. At 10 o'clock he That a« gamhtere are net anteneroua
srnt out to V* ythet he waa not rw*dy, • te played by th# allowing atory by H#r-
aiut that th* horses had better u ebang. ace Watpata tn inn tt hit tett*r# Mr.
ed. Six hour* later the asm# mws>tt Olfinta an Irl^b fameater. had won
was err.t out, and twlc# more tha waiting I founds of a yctma Mr. Harrey. cf
hew* were changed b#for# h# c#nwr.ted , ChlgwaB. Juet started frrm * mljaldp-
PH te * th# af,tr *A9«4: J»na ir to^an ae^jta^byJUs #ld^T broth*
A Cndcflrocm Wh# Was Fe«d of Cerda ! never pay MS •*]' j ^
. An euuaHy reir.artwbl# aUry I* told af‘
Mr. «##«• Tama, the great turf p’ung-
lh# atary go##, when four of ton club* ITqn hreS U 4a5!?f*at*VIlmtn"nSte hoteC!and Harvar
members were Si ting na pall-banners ] to plar carda with l. M Albert t»*n!#i'a!
at the funeral of a reverend brother, 1 tet-r the r.rst km! l.,-u.Je#bcrough. Usui
aim. d.I.y o«urr«». »na th. oo«f 1 »gV.>>« K—«!. <».- rV»». gy-M | Th, ud fit.llt, from tlKhtnlnc In
*u Ml down In tho ehnncoL On. «f I TJ L-. -i, .-J'TLiV. Chltoro. wiforom u »M lomon whleh
have not jet
through tho agency of ttiece natural I
lightning-rods, and If there wore more
trees there would be fowor strokes of,
violence. Thte 1a Indicated by Uie fact;
that tro#a on tho edge of a forest are J
often struck by lightning, nn.l net 1
often te the midst of It Thus that
teolatad tree cr thin group# of trees j
are always to be avoided in a bunder-
atom. for they form natural pathway* i
by which th* electricity of tho clouds j
draws upon and I* drawn by that of
th* earth, and when tho clouds are;
heavily charged tfces* pathways gen-
* rally prove too few or ebori for the I
work la hand, and give way to violent j
dischargee, which ar* fatal to those;
who happen by.
f _
>k«i th, miW urlvfcl to uimumc I ft. ••• Ur, tor. «t Ik
The toy had
from th* rain under a<
> ecrohth'rg tike
m**t death by j
cf Rtatea during
'If yon want
hn#« w!
h# Uni*
etc
Cl inch (laid,
that aver)thing woe at last ready. ' tbM^whan* ’ lightning te th#
Masarms paaakm fur rambling srbajJJJ* wh * n h * ltti pc *' lou * ; ti'ocouSrtofa _
IliftUei'Uml' tltea of the moat romantla of (ambling Tho living tree te tha gr##{ na
tertt & vxn c»d. who# b# WM s.ertte to told br Mr ViJoeUon-Dyer. of evrth and tho rtood With Its
SLTjarc* r-lSSTL?.
route! a large eyd# with Ms ... au.tru. off &o nartkle* of energy
CHANGES OF SCHEDULE.
On 5:inday. October IttU. tile follow-
■ lng schefuloa will he effective on the
' Georgia Ron them and Florida railway: ,
»te Tratua leave Macon. No. I 11:88 a. m,
th# g (Shifty) 4:05 p in ; So. I. I
,n 1 12:95, n »nd No. 9S (Dixie 1
Up Flyer) 38:11 midnight. Vnh
Oyster Season
Now Open
■\V« are headquarter* for Oyitera, Fish and Freeh
Meats. Oyaters all the time.
Your orders solicited.
Phones 242—95L
w. L. Henry Co.
Out of town orders receive prompt attention.