The Macon Telegraph from Macon, Georgia • 3

THE MACOJT TELEGRAPH: FRIDAY MORNING JULY-31 189L MEDICAL -KB A HAUNTED BSILIB ANOTHER ATC KB LBTTEK Frestaent HeDawell of tha Tnneeava Alliance Telle mt the Invest lzellea at Osala From the Nashvtlle American Several days since John Henry Mo-Dowall printed in his afuraoon organ what ho flatteringly termed an explanation of his letter to MoAlliaur on Ms-cun In that article John Henry bravely took up the cudcal for Macuns and with a courage which waa worthy of a better cauM ana a better man eesayed to explain all tha charges made and all tho evidence brought out before tha inset ligating committee of which McDowell waa chairman We desire those who have read the explanation referred to also to read another teller which we herewith print from MoDowell to a leading Allianceman in Tex a Boer in mind that in John Henry explanation ba admits that Macune supported Calhoun but says that it waa only after the Alliance equena had nominated hiss Hero ia hie language on that point: "As (0 thannalorial fight the proof it positive that tho Alliance mem here of the iegialaturo did elect Fat Calhoun in caucus before Macune actively eup-ported him for the reason that Pat Calhoun had come out openly for the sub-trvaaury principl It is true that he wu attorney for a railroad ayalam but the proof ebowe that hie opponent Mr Norwood was also a railroad attorney and it ia well known that Senator Gordon tho other candidate resigned his seat several years ago ia tha United Statea senate to accept a lucrative position as attorney or president of a railroad Thseo were the three candidates with Pat Csl-linun nearsr our damanda than si thar ef the Now read ths following letter: Tina Deo Mr Thornes Middlrto Dear Sir ud Brother: In reply to your favor of Dec 10 will endeavor without prejudice to give you the truth I was chairman of tho invaatigating committa The proof undisputed showed that Muune and Sledge bed paid $7000 ceah to get control of the Southern Alliance Farmer official organ of Georgia that Sledge another owner of Economist bed controlling interest in the Mercury five years Texas that their Georgia paper tent out as a supplement Pat Calhoun's tetter on sub-treasury Mil befor tho legislature met with tho view of strengthening him for tha United States enald that Maoune hod tbia letter submitted to him for revision before it woe published that ha want to Atlanta and remained there during the eonteat for United Statee senator and aided Calhoun knowing him to be attorney for tha biggest railroad combine in the Seuttr that ha went to bis privata residence at night and remained until about midnight that ha got altar tha senatorial fight wu over $3000 in onsh which he claimed was a loan and that be gave as security order on our national treasury for 82000 duo him tho committee of investigation Evans Jones nnd other strong friends of Muons triad to keep tha facts from being reported to the convention A majority and minority report wero drawn up and signed but after much wrangling in tho committee to prevent such friction in the convention by Micune's friends whiclt some feared would disrupt tho order number of us submitted to a nporj that was clearly a whitewash I Hall fn'd others explained the matter in convention Fraternally youn This Utter wu written by John Henry when nil the facts wars fresh in his mind nnd in it hv distinctly statu that Macune went to Atlanta aad went to work for Calhoun 'for the senate area before tho legilstu(tf-maf that aud Slodga bought tbs Georgia Alliance Farmer aud used its coin tus to further tbo senatorial upiratiou of Calhoun "knowing him to be attorney for the biggest railroad combine in the that tha frieods of Mscune to prevent tho faota from being reported to the convention" end that at laet "a number of ui inbmilted to report which wu dearly a white-wub" Mr llcDowell Is mistaken iu hie statement that he Hall and others ex plained tha matter in convention Hall tried to do so but Mamma's friends drowned his protasis with Mjsu and howl Hen then the plain proof that Macune went to Atlanta with tho express purpose of eteoting Calhoun to tho senate that he and Sledge bought tho Georgia Alliance Farmer and tamed it over to tiio service of this attorney for tha biggest railroad combine in tho South not only before Calhoun wu nominated in caucus but bsforo the legislature assembled It is quite a significant fact also that after the senatorial race was over Macnno end Stodge sold tho paper gain something for which they had no further us Mr McDowell's explanation heretofore given of how Macune got all tha money to mut $16000 lorn on tbo Economist to buy his homo in Washington and pay for tho Georgia paper cornu very let In hia tetter to McAUfator bo uys tbu Macune wu questioned on all thsee points but couldn't answer except to the purchase of tho Georgia papor for which Sledge furnished the money Why Macune have explained nil thru thing to MoDowell then and thus hava kept him from strowiagthe country with thus alee chsrau Hers is what MoDowell uys of ths 2000 transaction: wm notified 1 whilt in Gaor-gla that the Economist wu forced to have 83000 to mut pressing obligations and that hs borrowed it manager of the Economist Publishing Company nnd not for himaalf individually and that tbo money wu peid Then it wu the national organ of tbo Alliance and not its editor which wat seeking aid and support from this Vat torney for tho biggest railroad combine in ths And this paper represents organization pledged to wags undying warfare on trusts and combines! and tha idea spread from one place to another until it to now almost universal Ae to tho profits la aoda water foun-ins thay am difficult to ascertain Wham a man sells the beverage for 6 canto a glare ha rarely has all tha niceties to be obtained in an expensive establishment Most dealers maka their own ayrup now-a-days and although formerly chemicals wero used at prssent fruit ia so cheap that one ia almost always sure of obtaining genuine extracts Tha whitish fluid used to sweeten tho soda fa nothing of course but sugar and water This year sugar and ice are eo cheap moreover that all soda water men am happy Philadelphia Prase ACKaTEST KHB AT aw tha Hamee Kan an tha Tarlana Cannes JTuokx Pauk July 8CL Not over 100 parson warn prssent hem today and they saw tome as poor racing as baa been seen thieyoar The track waa a regular aaa of mud and water and heavy rain fall throughout tha afternoon Tha card was apareu by tha withdrawals aud small balds warn she order of tha day Tho fint race waa won by Reckon second choice in batting while Lamplighter a favorite won tbs optional stakes Thou Picnicker a third choice galloped away with the Newark atakea and was followed by Take Back a 10 to 1 hoi who caught tha fourth race The favorite Longilutco helped the talent out in winning tna fifth rug and Esquimau a favorite did the samaiu the sixth rac Fint Baca: Handicap sweepstakes 11000 added six furlongs Reckon woo Carrie second Arab third Tima 1:17 Second Race: Optional atakea for 8-y ear -olds 1009 added aix furlongs Lamplighter won Rosado second Ascot third Tims Third Race: Newark stakes for 8-year-olds (1000 added one mil Picnicker won by four lengths Beanaey who beat Judge Post a head for place Time 1 5 Fourth Race: Maiden 2-year-olu 11000 added five furlongs Take Back won Maid of Athol filly second Krush third Time 1M4 Fifth Raoa: handicap awaopetakea $1280 added mile and furlong Long-daooo won Westchester second Edgar Johnson third Tima 1:59 Sixth Raoa: Sailing sweepstakes $1000 added mile and sixteenth Startan: Esquimau and Celia Esquimau won Tima 1M AT tAXATOQA Saratoga July Fint Raoa: Sevan furlongs Bolero won Prinooai Bowling second Madatona third Tims Ida Second Race: American hotel stakes for 8-year -o Ida Mila La Toaca won Santa Aana ssoond Vallora third Tims 13 Third Race: Sweeps talus Milo and thrae-sixteantba All sntrle scratched sxcapt Homer and ho was excused from appearing Fourth Barn: Five furlong Miaa Dixie von Promenade second Rex third Time 1 :04 Fifth Race: Milo and furlong Gettysburg won Now-or-Naver second Calcium third Time 2:001 AT BRIGHTON BEACH Brighton Beach July Shortly before tho races a heavy rain fall aud continued throughout tho afternoon throwing ths track into a bad shape which caused a lot of scratch Flavia who broke down yesterday will ba retired as aha navar will recova for racing purpose Four favorites sue coedsd in winning' an outsider a second and a third choice for tho rest Firsts Race: Mila Amazon 1 won Harrison ssoond Rogar third Tima 1:44 Second Race: 2-y ear-olds five furlongs Verbena won Dr Bill second Katwah third Time 15 Third Race: Six and a half furlong Cynosure won King Hszen second Rico third Time 10 Fourth Race: Six and a half furlong Willie I won Toanoa second Voaguar third Time Fifth Race: Parse $1200 Five furlong Refraction filly won Tanner second Ballarat third Tima 1:04 Sixth Race: Five furlong Count won Aldiga seoond Airtight third Tins 11 Seventh Raoa: Mila' and furlong Craft won Longstride second Harry Iralsnd third Tima 24 MOHTICU LTCMAL OONVEKTION naaand Bay's Kaaalen of the Seelety at Qalmsan QumuK July Quit-man has boon orowdad with paopla today Many from tho neighboring citiaa of Thom villa Boetea and YaldeaU came over last night All of tho promts nent planters of this county wan her Tha crowd waa variously estimated at from 5000 to 7004 Thay have spent tho day in attendaaoa upon tho convention in tho city hall or looking at tha exhibit It seams that they navar tiro of inspecting tha display Each visit reveals soma now beauty Tha orchestra has discoursed sweat musia Tha scana at tha warehouse enough to inspire any on Beautiful plants arranged with artistie skill delight tha ay Tha convention mat' this morning promptly nt 10 A grant deal of business waa' transacted Roma was elected as tha next place of masting In tho afternoon session Professor Nawman suggested tha catting and burning of blighted penr limbs ns tha most affsoiual maana of presenting tha apread of blight Sanford of Thomsa-viila advocated tha asms masoa Resolutions were than adopted thanking tha paopla of Quitman for tho hospitable manner they had treated tha dele gates and special thanks were given tha ladle for tha concert tha evening before for the entertainment of tha delegate and tha beautiful manner in which they had decora teil tha ball Then tha con vaatioa began a discussion of tho catv logu Peaches pears grapes and various other flowars wero discussed The Lilies Of tha town gave a delightful concert at tha hall last night Music songs and recitations composed tha programme Everything was ts nica si could ba Professor Wallace in violin solo completely brought down tha housa Most of tha delegates will return home tonight They will carry with them plaasant recollections of Quitman Tha people of Quitman will ever remember tha horticultural convention of 1891 with groat pleasure and tha many useful lessons will prove of practical benefit to tho paopla of Brooks county for as cEvri Today only ten yards Figured Cnallie for 25 cents JNO ELLIS CO FOUNTAIN FORTUNES- HOW THE FICKLE-GODDES8 FAVORS THE FIZZING BEVERAGE All IMH it ln Brinks Dispensed at rNiL-Mm mt tk iMIt 'llOU Scenes UmJI( -Ife flclao Tha boy who dnamad of finding gold min' ami caraa of buried tnaanro now own a ao wntor fountain and aa genyial iking ho ia jut a wall satisfied Tha evi utiua of tha aoda fountain furthermore uas incraaaad wonderfully of 1st and no ui dure say what nay boil futura The fint one of which NCurii oii ba found was made in 1883 by a Philadelphia man whoao momory ahould bo bioravd by thirsiy maidens for all t'niri Thi man rigged up a littio machine with 'many stop-pooka and fau-call proaeadad doal out tho ffarr vacant article at 10 panto par glaut Oth-r people to op iho ache me and by the Unto n'ftw yoari slipped by several drug itoreo in beck of the big citioa affutd ii'iumi vanilla aad chocolate aoda water for seta It wu a vary crude busi-nau than although a proi parous one But( of enuraa tho trade rocaivod ito gnat impetus from tha patronage of tha immsos fountain at tha Centennial exhibition This out lid 000 and considand a marvaL Indead it wse in tha matter of expanao but much band-aoaar fountains are now sold for a fourth of tint 'anas Furthermore ono can pooum ahqoet any kind of a noa-alco-bo lie bovarago at a big fountain There are eertainly thru placu in Philadelphia whan from 1900 to 2000 glataoa arc old each day Wbita-aptonod man stand back of tha no they atnnd Thay have no time for tending during than hot days Thay band forward "Lemon phosphate" gups tha perspiring customer rings a glees tha sitandant it Tha same second ha whirls nd catching a bottla in tha other and throwing a tablespoon ful ol in tbs glta Ths bottla is and like a flash tha lemon jrrup ia turned in atop the phosphate Ion tha syrup fairly settles in tha glam carbonated water sputters therein Ths glam ia dropped in holder spoon dexterously twirled mixes it agd with a check for 6 onto it ia placed in front of tha guest And bafon tha latter has time to touoh it tha attendant ia taking another order all sown ov son drinks Yes you can gat almost anything at a large aoda water fountain For exempts ham era soma from tha list displayed Chocolate coffee vanilla cream blackberry lemon phrophata mall-and-sailk lsctrat morning" grape juica "hi strawberry agg phosphate orange blood manga orangsada-'-and enough more to fill half a column It ia qnaar but those who manage fountain say bloudae usually call for strawbarry and oraam brnnattaa are partial to vanilla Tall girls like chocolate short girls fanny lemon phosphate It is vary axhlalratlugto saa girl drink glass of soda water ssptdallyif then am two girls and two gleams They will go into a drag store and carefully scan tho flat of syrup The dark patiently "site "Um-nu" says tha tallgirL "Guess 11 try coffee and Cream you going to taka Madge?" "Think 111 choose crushed violets for nchanga" "Oh I Whyr Uwsyi reminded nta of a box that WjlaauL I was picking tha violate out and a great green caterpillar crawled from a bunch of "Ugh I How horrid a doaan people am standing in front of Abo oountar rcatimsly looking at thaoiark "What will yon have?" tha dork Anally sake "What had I batter taka Madge?" "I know why not try orange 1" A big max with a valise growls: Up this proscription I'vs gob to iptlehn train" sir earning sir answars tha dark edging toward him holding two glasses Than ha again saya: "What will you says Madg "Choeolato" says her friend Tha dark begins to fill tha order got jest three minutes" growls tha Mg man end an aider ly woomn near hy oaifa sharply for a postage stamp Hold on Madge suddenly exclaime "Believe I will try orangeade after The dark swear inwardly alien a 'half-drawn syrup away and tha Dig man angrily walks out followed by two other custom an who had Intended ti purchase gS worth of goods a low Rumania club At last tha girls got their aoda water and than ask for mom shaved ic It ia given them Hadga rips her orangeade "Plates pot in more syrup It sweat at nil" Tha loug-eufferisg clerk dose so and trim to wait on two other people when Madge's friand exclaims: "Wo am the first toba waited on and I want mom soda in this" Whan they go out nt last they any spitefully: "Awfully impudent that olerkt" "Yes indeed tha last time I go in -yat atom1' And tha dark gives thanks Such a scana is often witnessed in drug store but tha highest art of tho aoda water busine-a is round at the fsah- iouabla confectioner1 Hernia a large oool store with an onyx counter upon which littio foputaiut splash A great silver eooop is filled with ice shaven thin ae tiesua paper several Clarks am them and burry ia out of tlia question Hither comes tho fashionable girl who runs into tho city on a hot day to do soma nee-- aasary shopping Hem she drops in for few minutes just as a man drops into a barroom Sho ails down in a light wicker chair 'and select hor syrup while tha clerk patiently awaiu her pleasure Milady chooses ceffea-lre-craam-sod Tha dark carefully pours tha syrup from a nice bottle into a dainty glass Then ho places therein a generous spoonful of ioe cream This is surrounded hy sheets of shaven ice and upon all carbonate water ia turned until tho glass is nearly filled A spoon with long handle a nice paper napkin complete tho affair and it costs 30 cents 1 By tha way speaking of ice craam 1 soda tha grant majority of tho people belter tha idea is of recent origin but this'll a mistake Tha fint person who conceived tha idea of putting a spoonful of ico cream into a glass of soda water Uvea up in Incoming county whom he rune alittla drug eiora Twenty yean ago iOo was vary scarce and this man couldn't procure enough to keep hie fountain oooled -'The only parson in lha viUagowbo had enough was a confoo- and while tho iattor would adl iesto the druggist ha sold him a great of omant People liked tha scheme Ghastly Bawds Haas osar It Vlr Nalghhara A aaayed yrenthsBL Louis lobe-Democrat If you walk down Franklin mvanua to tho earner of Main i trout any avoning after 7 o'clock you will fiod an excited crowd of man standing on tha southeast corner intently gasing at Rumsey's building on Iks southwest corner Inquiry will dsvalop the fact that a ghost" is at work on a boiler and if you listen you will bear tho same strange sounds that have disturbed tbo peace of mind of these boarders of the neighborhood Tbo Ruouey Manufacturing Company occupies a largo build ing extend ink: along Main street and back to tbo alter They do largo builnesa in boihne etc and are aumawhat pushed for room in which to store them Justin front of their build-ing on the comer of Main and Franklin avsnuo than has lain for two yen re a large tubular boiler 20 feat by 4 This boiler bee lain ia ito uatural position braced by ths front wall of tha Kumsey building and a lot of old pipes propably 4 inches in diameter On tha ouihiraitcorner of tbs street is a boarding honte run by Henry Dole and styled the Cherry Street bouse Across tho street from this on the northeast corner is an other boarding houee called the Rivereide Place and' acroei the street from this is a large vacant cellar where house wreckers era at present at work durjng tha day On Tuesday avoning July 14 numbsr of boarders in thsClisrry street house were sitting in front of the place when they were startled by a notes that seemed to emanate from tho Rumsey building and which seemed aa though a man was at work riveting a boiler The shops closed however and they thought that probably some on of tbo smployas bad been locked in and was making noise to attract attention Tkey went across the street to investigate and tha noise abruptly ceased The next night at vary nearly tbo same hour lha strange sounds began again but when the man walkod serosa the street to find out tho cause it stopped as suddenly as on tho night befor Tut night Officers Paul Minuter and Tom Smith petroling their best wero passing Main and Morgan streets when their attention waa attracted by tha atrango sound It was tben about 13 o'clock and tha officers thought that some burglar had broken into tha premiss They walked down and still the noissa continued They triad tho doors and found them secured and could not make out what wse up Tha hammering had ceased white they were trying tho doors but white they were standing on the corner it suddenly rsoommoaced They located this time in tha old boiler and began a search for the causa They walked around tbo bolter several time but still tha hammering outinued They truck lha metal with their clubs and tbo noise seemed to doable in volum They lit paper and searched but could see nothing ud nil this time the invisible force wu driving nveta to suit itself This fast aroused their superiti lions ud the matter wu escribed to glioeta The boarders got hold of tha ghost story ud nothing ean induce them now to sleep with their windawa open -Whan crossing tho street tiier give tbs boiler a wide berth ud nothing ean induce thorn to ia veatigat tha matter or to make a close acquaintance with hia ghostebip Tha matter came to tho ears of Globe-Democrat reporter late lut Wednesday night and ha raaolvad to invaeti-gat Accordingly ho visiiod tho plea end first took a careful survey of tha ituation Between tha boiler aad tho wall of tbo Bumaay building ia a space about 3 feet wide that would just about admit of a town's anscoascing himself behind it Satisfying himself that no ou waa Ihero tha reporter next turned his attention to tho boiler It lies north and south ud nt aitbar and ia a small partition between the shell ud the tube At ths north ud ia tho fire-box which is not iarg but would possibly admit a body However no one wse them At the other end ia a manhole bnt the manhaad was fixed firmly in plic Tha top of tho boiler wu rauhad ud every littio nook ud Ito' round it was carefully prodded with tick Tha reporter then took up a position commanding a good viaw ef the eotir locality ud kapt his ayaa open Two hoots of tha night ware spent thar but fruitlessly for tbo ghost or whatever it is seamed to ba iversa to having iu utics paraded to tbs public Tha newt pa par mu wu not satisfied however ana rasolvad to go back tha next night and give tha a chuoe to show lteelf Thursday night about 12 ba arrived at tha corner and found one of the Cherry house boarder named John Bemud ud Private Watch min Barnay Klanom ait-ting on chain and waiting for tho allow They told the reporter that tha old man (moaning tha ghot) had bam very demonstrative duriag the otrly hours of tbo night ud that some boys had thrown brick at tba boiler trying to keep bim quiet but were unsuccessful The reporter observed ike same precaution as on lha night previous ud then took a seat close to ths two mu Officer Paul Marcier came along shortly afterward and had only bam standing talking of the strange phenomenon when there suddenly rug Out on tbo night nir six strokes of a man drivipg a rivet into metal with a light hammer The sound undoubtedly came from the old boiler and the reporter dashed across the narrow street and hutily struck a match with which a paper wav ignited and a torch being made of it a dote March wa mad The reporter wee aided in hi search by tha three mm aimed bnt could discover not the slightest trice that would tend to show that tha hammering waa dona as a jok It oould not bo the nibblingof rate because tha sound is too heavy for lhat and it could not ba the contraction of the metal because it waa too rhythmical Tbo boiler was thoroughly well cleued out on Thursday and nothing wu found in it but a few pieces of old pspor and a couple of stick Same years ago the city waa tartlad by a ghoat story coming from the northwest corner of this street in which a prominent citizen attempted to catch the ghoet but failed This story tho boarders of tha neighborhood an reposting to one on other and soma claim that -it ia the same ghost and that bo has taksn up his lodgings in tho old boiler Plenty Kentucky tsskai fens No Wklekr from the tanfori luterlor Journal Tha crop of rataleaaakaa in tho surrounding knoba is tha largest in ths memory of tha first sattler Many with rattles high up in tha taona hav bam kilted ana soma of enormous six Aa tha greatest number hava ban kilted on tho Casey sldaof tha line it ia especially lucky that no ono has been Mlton for aotadrnpof soaks medicine is procurable in all that country Heavy Belas ns Bm Ron July 90 SpeoiaL In the last twenty-four hours ihsrf has been a fall of 486 incksa of rai The riveri have risen about ten teat and era rising rapidly Tba clouds an baavy tonight A flood id midsummer may follow Brsdycrotino promptly reltevu hoad- A Negro frena the Worrier Bletrlet Loses Money u4 sloes Cnnfidencs gariss end other slurp tricks are not confined solely to tha Caucasian race A big yellow negro with a sew over hia right aye played a rascally trick on an old country darky ssterday and if caught ho will doubtlees get a good long term on the chaingaug The nemo of the victim wu Andy Williamson an unsuspecting negro from the Warrior district Hs cams to town vestarday with a load of watermelons of his own raising taking his youngest son boy of about 13 years along wlin him Tho old darky had big anticipations to what he wonld do with the money after he sold his malons It wu the first prospect of making any ready cash that hshad hqd this year and ho toid his boy that hs would certainly get ths family a pair of hou apieca when he got ths money and he would get lots of other fine things to Proud and happy in the prospect of wealth before him old Andy got out of the wagon on Cotton avenue to see aa old friend and told his boy to drivo to tbs market end wait for bim thar But when old Andy through with his call went to tho market he coull find neither boy wsgon nor melon Nobody had seen anything of them and the old man with sinking heart went out to hunt bis boy An hour later (abont noon) while the old darky was explaining his troubles to a Sof bluk toughs in front of Henry place on Fourth strut a big negro told bim that ho knew where the boy wu He said had sun him locked up an hour before at tha police station He told the nnsnipecting old man farther that if bwould -giv bim 85 lmwould get the boy out The rascal assured old Andv that if be waited until night it wonld taka at lout 810 to get ths boy re- Andy handed over tha (5 end the big negro walked off apparently in the direction of the city helL When Andy went there an hour inter he wu told that neither the boy nor the big negro hid been there at ell nor had enybodv sun or heard anything of his wsgon load of watermelon That wu too much for tho poor old darky end he went slowly away ha cried a little The $5 bill wu ell the reedy cash be bad in the world and tho watermelons had been his solo dependence for making suy more money this summer And lharo wu his mule his wsgon and his boy that he might never see sein wife done tote me yis-tiddy dst Thursday wu en onlucky day to bring wetermillioosto town bosh I is dons broke ell to smuh no way to git out home to walk Lswdy mussy wat the old well yesterday evening as he still went his weary round in searon of the missing wagon At lut accounts it wu still missing The polios kept up a sharp lookout for ths negro sharper all the afternoon but he failed to come in their way Be i described ginger-cake colored negro lightly stooped in ths shoulders end with scar over his right eye His territory is mainly on Fourth strut between Plum end Pins among the tougnut dens in ths city A Fleet ef Whalebacke far the Atlantic From the Chicago Tribune Alexander McDougall the inventor of the whetebeck boat end buildor of the wlielaback steamer Charles Wstmore which reached Liverpool Tuesday with cargo of wheat from Duluth wu et the 8hemnan bouse yesterday ninety he uid mills for tho construction of steel plates angle irons nnd bolt will lie completed at Duluth end wu shell immediately 1st Iho kscl for ten more whelebtck boats for service on the Atlantia We abali build a whalehack stumer 450 fut long with cabin accommodations for 3000 passengers for ur vice during the Fair After the fair is over it will lie cut in two end takeo to tho Atlantia It is possiblo that we will build more then one of the boat They will have great speed end will be elegantly fitted $8 "The Wet more" Capl McDougall added "will load with partial cargo of machinery for the new shipyard on Pugot Sound near Seattle end will then return to New York where it will take cm materiel for the first two boats to be built oa the Pacific couL Tba American Steel Barge Company which Is building the whelsbecks is lirgsly composed of officials of tbo Northern Pecitio rail road Nbwwsksvill Fla Jane Messrs Liupmsn Bros ttevannali Dear Kirs: I wsn to give nir testimonial In regard to yonr valuable medicine KF for the cure of rheumatism neuralgia dyspepsia biliousness etc In UG I wu attacked with bilious muscular rheumatism and have been a martyr to it aver sine I tried all medicines I ever beard of and all the doctors in reach but found only temporary relict The pains were ao bad at times that I did not care whether I lived or died My digestion became so Impaired that everything I ate disagreed with me Mr wife also su tiered so Intensely with dyspapsla that her life wu a burden to bar She would ba confined to her bad for weeks at the time lib also suffered greatly from giddiness and loss of sleep gome time in March I wu advised to take and before we (my wife and had finished ths second bottla of our digestion began to improve Hy pains subsided ao much that I nave been able to work ana am feeling ilka doing that I haven't dons before in a number of year We will continue taking until wa are entirely cured and will cheerfully recommend it to all suffering humanity Yonra very raepeot-fuilr Dupuis Abbott's Hast Indian Corn Paint ouns all eorn bunions and wart Specific A Tested Remedy Fer All Blood and Skin Diseases A rtliabte cuia for Contagion Blood Poison Inherited Scro-fola and Skin Cancer tonic for delicate Woman -and Children it has no equal Being purely vegetable te harmless in its effects A treaties on Blood sad Bktn Dl apnlleallnn JtrunUta BM It SWIFT SPECIFIC CO DrssorS Attests Sa the tlth day of October 1H0 and recorded with a plat of ths property therein described: in booxN foltoKMn tha ofllca of tha clerk of superior court of said county which aid deed conveyed to me the life estate in aid property with tha remainder to my ehii-dren and the representatives of ehlldrsn hue and share alike with power to sell the seme aud reinvest tha proceeds in my discretion I will sail to ths highsst bidder before the court house door in said county on the first Tuesday in July 1RU1 between tha legal hour of ante all that tract at laud aituataa in the thirteenth district of originally Monro now Bibb county being parts of lots numbers US ud In euaeounty nnd district containing JH 8-10 acre twenty-six and six tenth more or less said property particularly described in a plat of sums made on tha Uh of August lmCbyJC Wheator ami re-rordad as a part of said deed from said Mo-Elroy iu clerk's oflle as aforesaid Bald sate to take plaoo for ths purpoa oT reinvesting tha proceed under sate power Terms raah This ItU Jun US1 EDWARDS That Your Hair may retain its youthful colors fullness and beauty dress It daily with Hair Vigor It cleanses the calp cures humors and stimulates a new growth of hair Dr Ayer Co Lowell Mass ONE CENT A WORD Tmr liesnts yoe ean feave "roar ear" la tho TaiAOBAPn providsd ronsar it la word and par 1 cant for aaeh void added CASH IN ADVANCE The CHEAP COLUMN au-braessadvortteameataof all kind vis: FOR BALE REAL ESTATE TO LEASE RALE HOUSES HORSES AND CARRIAGES SALE MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PERSONAL boarding WANTED HELP WANTED SITUATION! WANTED roT AGENTS WANTED HOUSES WANTED MISCELLANEOUS LOST AND FOUND TO LOAN REMOVALS AUCTIONS EDUCATIONAL PROFESSIONAL MUSICAL ATTORNEYS et OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISERS Will have their oedars promptly Is and will raeatve copies of the paper with tee advertisement marked for inspeotta Grant the number of worts In year Td" ill remit accordingly Please remember that na advertisement is inserted for teas that sent Parsons having advertising aooonnts with tha Terxaaarx caa sand advartteamante BT TELEPHONE when it ia not convenient to writ and toward tham to the oflle Tate-plum of busluaaa atto te Call mar awarsd until 1pm WAffTKL XV Two or three family Give price car Telegraph rooms tor small AiUlrem ANTEp Hitnatlou hy a lady atanaK-" raphsr and ofiloa dark who has experience in a Chicago oflle Long hand work preferred Address NO this office ARCHITECTS A youth aged lfi It year wtehas to learn architecture Hu a natural talent for such work can give beat TBloroncaa Addroas 1R1" ears Telegraph Five white brlok masons Ap-1 ply to A Wilson to Bra foot Cherry street WANTKD-Two hoarders either a I or two young men Apply to Mi Colby Kant Maoon eoupla Mr PERSONAL T)H RERG secretary Endowment Rank of will leave for New York on Saturday Any ono wishing to become a member will pi saa call at 4U Mnlbsrry street by Saturday and get application and particulars fOii aALr the Fir Proof OIL Purest and safest For sate hy Consumers Oil Do- livsry liX)R A great bargain in housa and lot on Hugnenln Height Offer at low price for two day Tools to LXJR Fifteen rebuilt bolters and en-r glne Warranted apod uw Get onr low prices oa nmw machinery of any kind before placing your order Addreaa Carter to Hro Dublin L1H)R An Apply at this Inspirator la oflle MACHINERY-BUS bolter Atlaa aad klri Engine Rortlng Injector Grate Mar Try Lombard to Co AugnatOa FOR RENT HOR Half of largo offlo Water and gas privileges 411 Cherry street John Turner UH)R New six-room dwslllngln Viaa-r elite Modern oonvunteaoa Virgin RENT-Stores SOIL HS and S10 Third street formerly occupied by A Bend will be subdivided if necessary Immediate possession Apply to Uus Bernd Jr trator or George Turpin Bona 'OR Two rooms' for light 1 keeping near in to conpla without house ohil Address Tuns drra Possession October Rooms care Ihte oflle 1 Ij'OR Possession October Four I room houee Fourth and Mulberry Four room house with attlo First and Plum Eleven room banco with nil Improvements I have test started to build on Pima (treat below First Daly MISCELLANEOUS STOVE Gasoline for sate by the Consumers Oil Delivery rjMIRPIN Baking Powder is pare A daces good results Try it and pro- rTELVE crates of larg fins Elberta peaches Just received at A Blalock1 Cl UANO GUANO For turnips nnd grain A good supply oa band Coleman to Ray CAA NEW Agallon Oil Cans with lamp filler uUv combined to loan to onstomars who will consume five gallon of oil par mouth Consumers Oil Delivery Off First at Tsla-phuns gff WE GUARANTEE to give ths best American yellow Ruta Bags that te to ha had Georgia Seed Company rVWELVE crates of larg fine Elbert peach Just received at A Blalock ONE gallon preserve jars 6 cants at Fair Htor IF YOU want to maka fine turnips buy your seed of the Georgia Bead Company you will get fresh ones ana true to name TWELVE orates of larg fine Elbert peaches Just received at A Blalock' CHOICE Irish potatoes large and whit Fanoy lemons at Volun-teersl Armory CHEAPEST MONEY-Now bring 1st la Macon on the easiest term ia by tho New Mouth Building and Loan Association of New Orleans No commission chargsd If you used money for any purpose call oa their agent Robert Jons StB Poplar strast Telephone 4BL ground thor-' of the Poplar streets NEW Mackerel a a Both large aad raiell at rpWO gallon preserve Jars 10 cent thrsa A gallon preserve Jars Bissau at Fair flies A CENTS buys pound can of Liadau Mb toUingPowdsr Guaranteed to give partook satisfaction rpsxTER cured or So laturnad A all skin trouble whoa ble'a Medicated Soap bath baby By drnsglat UBMIm Ffilia Fat Mackerel in hits nt a a KasaV rpra largest and flnsst assmtiuent mt Afoot lean grown turnip seed ever brought to this market Twenty-two different variatla Call and see aa befor buyloff ateawhsr Georgia Ssed Company HAVE raanytuagtoaslit a vs you a dasirs to buyf Mass you a wish to advertise year I Do you wish a aarvan elarfcirf Do you want poslUoai Do yon want to lent a Do yon want te bu housa! Do yon want to sail a hoeasf Do yea wish to teersassyev I Have you rooms aad board tor rselt Have yea a dealr to obtala a parte sTi Hava you a good business otter to prsoaaM Th bast medium of such advsrtlssmiaHS Be Tnsauis Tiylta nohnaas aad bossme csc vteeadof its vahm top WHAT ONE LITTLE IT AMP BIB It Med Pile ef Tronfeles Besides Settling Debt From the Chtaego Tribun et he exclaimed in disgust he exhibited smell note book "It is a sort of ininuta rs turned tk other "but then you write i small band" I carry smell book end write smell hand but' if mseiara my bunk of herd luck you'll find about a mile squsr I slipped a postage stamp between the leaves of that book tho other day to uve it end it got moist soma way endatuck" "Well whet of it?" "Whet of ill Why that represent a dud lose "Two cent the use of making fuse about it?" "Two center ho exclaimed excitedly "Twooeate! Do you suppose I'd boiler bout tha loss of 2 cents? It represents (a 02 It find any other place in tha book of course It slap itself over a 81 debt or $2 debt but baa to pile on $5 debt and for the lifo of me I remember the name of the man who owu it to I just rsmsm-bsr that there wu a 85 memorandum et the top of that peg Oli lick the next stamp I get hold Bradycrotino euros ell hesdsolw Taka Simmons Liver Regulator for kaart troubles aud you will find It indigestion Advice to Mothers Mr WinatowU Soothing 8ynp Aw children teething soothes the child soft ens the gnmt reduces inflammation allays pain cures wted colic Twwaty-flvaceaisabouia.