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111 e Senatorial I
He S'lcceededtin an
political platform adopted by a
ntarly unanimous vote. Nettt. is
Clay, who once refused a guherna
torial crown. Then comes Atkinson,
who wants one but has not said
so. and last but not least, a whole
crowd of incipient candidates for
judgeships and solicitor general's
offices. To all thesj we say hail,
but not farewell. The hungry we
have always with us. To theblooin
ing senatorial and gubernatorial
timber we say in the language of
the ring, ‘'may the best man win.”
TARIFF AMENDMENTS.
The fol.owing amendments have
been put upon the Wilson tariff bid
by the Democratic majority of the
wavs and means committee:
Co lo<U r n, fxom $1 per pound to 45 per cent
*d v* orem.
Ethers, sulphuric, from 25 to 35 cents per
pound.
Lead and lead products changed ft'm ad ra
lorem toone-h >lf Lhezr e*eoc speclttcfktes
Pottery clasiiiication changed and ra'es made
35 and 40 p-r cent. y
Ferro-in mgan sue, from 22% par cent to 10 per
cent.
Comma b’ac’c p’ate, from 35 per cant ad va
lorem to a ■•pecitio duty of 9- to csnt.
Tin plate, from an ad valorem duty of 40 per
oent co a epeciflo doty of I 1-5 cents per pouud,
takir H effect Octob >r 1.
V. lie from 30 to 35 »,ents
■ Lead sheets, <tc., made specific at 1% cents per
pound.
Dutie’are restored on plane! lumbtr at the
- ot 51 cants per thousand fret for each side
planed; 31 for planed, tongue I and gro >ved on
oaeride, and 3-55 wuen planed, tongued or
grooved on both eld vs
Malt fom 25 per c'nt to 25 per cent.
Orange*, Scents oubio fuotc ipaoity.
J Chocolate coatee littery, from 2 cents per
poui d to 25 per < ent ad valorem.
Champagne restored to the present rates.
Twine of hemp in basket clause increased from
10 i er oent to 80 per c< nt
'■i oilcloth f om 20 ,er cent to 25 per cent.
Linen*, bees, *Ste„ troui 35 co4o per cent,
carpets except Aubmaon and Brussels, in
creased 5 t*r cent.
v combedadk re cored to the durable list at
H half tbe > ret ent per
and
cent.
■ pearl ba'tons, fr >m 15 per oint to 1 per oent
k per line and 15 per cant ad valorem.
W Jewelrv. in .re fed from 25 to 35 per cent.
I. q O l, ivory, sawed or cut into logs, is on tbe
L free list.
I } patrole’m, crude or rednel, is made free if
** the country piortuclog it ad nits o *r« t re.
Hr ''J Or |ginai drawing* and sketches, artbt’s pro >fs
’ ’ -of etchings and ensr ami statuajy of wood
■ ' ate admitted to t >e free art clau'o.
|H mo her of pearl, sawed ami «ut, is taken from
the free list and left am >ng the minufavtures of
pearl.
ngM The 11 “ftof wearlag apoa el which m y be
'■ hr -ught io fr*e is reduced troinssooto 3250
- Cotton thread yarn, warps or w,rp yar*i,
or advanced beyond tbe coudi.
r.'.xl U'jvU
bo awfully cold up
The barrister's Retort.
A case was once tried in Limerick
before Chief Baron O’Grady. A bar
rister named Bushe was making a
speech fur the defense, when an ass be
gan to bray loudly outside the court.
“Wait a moment." said the chief bar
on. “One at a time. Mr. Bushe, it
you please." The barrister waited
for a' chance to it came
presently. When O'Grady w’jis charg
ing the jury, the ass again began to
bray, if possible more loudly than be
fore. “I beg your pardon, my lord,”-
said Bushe. "May 1 ask you to repeat
your last words? There is such an echo
in this court I did not quite catch
them." —"Seventy Yearsot Irish Life.”
Balm of Gilead.
Tho real balm of Gilead is the dried
juice of a low shrub which grows in
Syria. It is very valuable and
for the amount of balm yieldeiyOßßi
shrub never exceeded CO day.
According to or
balsam of tl)c P res
ents gi of Sheba to
King Sbtomon. The ancient Jewish
physicians prescribed it evidently for
dyspepsia and melancholia. —Methodist
Protest'in*
THE PANIC IS OVER.
The panic is a thing of the past.
Now, for goodness sake let’s quit
talking about hard times and try to
make Christmas a happy occasion
for the children. In doing so you
will forget your own troubles and
enter into the joys ot the season.
The question of what we shall buy
that would make a suitable Christ
inas presents for our loved ones can
be easily solved by a visit to Carver
<fc Harper's China Store, where you
will find the greatest col ection of
new and useful articles—gathered
from every nation on earth. Their
grand display of fine imported
China and porcelains from France,
England, Be gium and Japan, Toys
in endle-s variety from all parts of
Germany, Foreign and Domestic
Cut Gl *ss, Trifles and Brie a Brae
in unlimited assortment, will dazzle
and delight you, and their prices
will astonish and please you. We
cordially invite you to visit our
store this week and assure you to
visit our store this week and assure
you that an hour or two spent in
looking over th s gra *d and won er
ful st e.k of goods will richly repay
von for the trouble whether you buy
or not. Very Truly Yours,
Cauvkk <fc Haeper.
THE ROME TRIBUNE. THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 14. 18»3.
A Chart’ab’e M a»vn»hOp.
At the Thanksgiving service in Trin
ity cl urch a collection was taken for
jthe establishment of a pawnshop to be
Bin in connection with the newly estab-
Trinity House in the south end.
place will be run as any pawnshop,
that the rate of interest charged
HHBLe only 4 per cent. Dr. Donald
assured of the success of the
—Boston Transcript.
determined to agitato the
MMMMhk) 111a breast. Awhile ago
.-** kjeenten that disturbed
’’ is trl>a'_-e.
KforaJl ggd. t .
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and a re
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, I MA sc IT WtLL NOT CURE.
JvHKxiitive and NTIP.VE TON JU
senfby mail. 25c..50c M
Samples free.
The Favorite TOOTH P07H222
Teeth and Breath.tSc.
|MP9wnWood
saw enough of it, your
digestive organs may perhaps be
equal, ostrich like, to any task
you impose—even to the digest
ion of lard-cooked food.
If however, like thousands of
other people, you have learned
that you must ‘ ‘ draw the line at
lard,” this is to remind you that
there is a cleans delicate and
healthful vegetable substitute,
a “
COTTCH.ENE
which if
none so
ant as a trial for yourself. We
invite it. For sale everywhere.
Made only by
N. K. FAIRBANK & CO.,
CHICAGO and CT. LOUIS.
FOR SALE.
Two large, fine young
mules- Will sell with
good note, pavable No
vember l*r, 1894
ROME BRICK CO.
12-9 35
Administratur’s Sale.
GEORGIA—FIoyd County:
Avre.ab'y»o knordpr of th“ court of ordina
ry < f sa d county. ~ ill be h 'd at the court h u-e
d »'*r ot •■•id ■ ouuty on the fl st rue.otay tn J>n
nary, .FO4 between the legal hours of ea>e. the
f<Jl'*w*i>ir dnsctibed property to wit.: All that
tfuCt or p.rcel of land, ii ua ed yl> g and beino
in Flo d CoUntv. Georgi., IUo Ona licul.r » ne
n-ribed as foltows: All * t land I t. numbers
34, 308 a"d 3«9, in tbe sth Hist, ict nnd 4th sec
tion; ai d t e west, half rs laud lot i U'..t>er4J
in tho 23 d district anti 3rd »wil n. conU'n uj
a t g'ther 530ahies. more or le»s. Solo as th
pro erty of .Ibsso P. Ajers, d cea’ed lor tin
■ pu pose of p.yinic oehts and distribution
anio u the heirs Term»cssh
This bib day ot Doetiu'.er 1393
C. W Umiekwood.
Administrator estate of Jesoe P. Ayers uec'ac'd
decslaw4w.
NOTICE?
, QFORGIA, Fl Oto CdVNTY
' Notice’s heieby given that a pet'tlon rltrnerl
by flft-en or more Ireeholder- of the 9i'4 h
(Ha.kitr’e) di-tric'- G M ot said cou* ty hs>
b eo hi d i inV office, .akimr ill ■’ the b-n*tlo
f r th" provi'ioi.H of »• ctio.'g 419, 14 0, 145’
, 14 2 14 3. 1151 of rhe Code of Ge rpU of 1882
and t e. anirnoii.eim tbueto, sl all apply t.
, aaiit924th di-trto , i 4. M. of edd oount.y. I
fii'the* g*v • n* tice 'hat an election ui'l b- or
d r n d **n'h • 4th day of December next (1<4! : 3)
(a i d e'ec’i *n to oc tiir on ihe 2Tth o y t De
neml er. 1893). t > dei-lii th-q’emon of ■ Fenc> *
. or -sstiatk law ” record na to tbe statutes i
such ca-«. tn - e»n<t i.’ovd-d.
Given nnd-r my hand sn*t official ti£t ature
T-ia the 13th daj of Mw nib r. 893.
JOHN P. DoVLa, Ordinary.
Self Torture!
That’s what it amounts to, when you at
jr tempt to do washing and cleaning,
/ V now-a-days, without Pearline. And
/ the stran ge part of it is, that you
1 v\ should be willing to suffer, when it’s
V \\ U f° r y° ur l° ss an d not f° r your
\ v jhv y y g a ’ n - That needless back-breaking
i \ /1 ipAk ru b, rub isn’t saving you any-
I \ thiHg- It’s costing you money.
> h \// Mh I i'i I* * s simply wearin £ out
I / I U I|\ that you’re washing.
Til\ul I ' I \ Why would you rather do it?
' W ~~ 11 k That is what the women who
A // ’ are saving their strength and
their clothes with Pearline can’t understand.
l f"T) 1 earners and some unscrupulous grocers will tell you.
“ tllis is as g™* l “ ” or “the same as Pearline.” IT’S
VV CLA Vz FALSE—Pearline is never peddled, if your grocer sends
Jou an imitation, be honest— send it back. 300 JAMES PYLE, New York.
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pirvßtni a ivh Aivn Bi)HOi;ONii
R A. HICKS, M. D.
ROME, GA.
Homoepa’hic Physician anil Surgeon, for
merly Resident Physician to Hahne
mann Hospital, of Chicago.
Residence ami Office 103anii 1031-2 2nd are.
Offi< e limits, <J to 11 am. 2 to 4 pm, 7 to 8
pin. Sundays, 9to 10am, 2to 3pm.
HOWARD E. FELTOO.T
Physician, and Surgeon.
t’ffi * over Hammack, Lncas & Co.'a Drue
Store. Enrr nee on moan Street.
IVAt office <1 y and ntgLt. Telephone 62.
815
DR. L. P. HAMMOND,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Residence No 403 West First Street,
Ifflce CROUCH & WATSONS DRUGSTORI
Residence Telephone - - - no as.
office ... *l3.
(Hamilton, m. d„
PHYSICIAN AND SUKGEON
Residence No. 115, Maple St. Eae l
Rome. Office NO. 220 1-2, Broad St
Residence Telephone No. 109. Office
Telephone No. IPS.
ATTORN kcYB-AT-DA W.
J . UK
ATTORNEY- AT -LA W
Attorney at Law,
loom 12, Pogtoffloe Building. Promj
attention to collections.
dfimi mss
J.H.SANDERS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
CEDARTOWN, GA.
Collections a Specialty.
W. W. Vandiver,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OFriOB (!f
Poatofflce Building, - - Rons, Ga
GATTIS &. HAMILTON, ’
Architects,
Conti actors,
Builders
Flans drawn and contract- made at i<»w»*e
pric s, and satisfaction guaranteed. Postal*
uidreai-ed to us at Komt.Ga., will re€«iv»
proniut attention febvlkiif
Application for Letiers of Dis-
mission.
GEOsqia, Floyd i ouulv:
»h reas. Mr. R a P White, gn-rdlan of
*'h .r.ea G Dea-on. letrceems o the court n
her petition <ml> filed that -he has adn.loistereu
aid a a d a e-tite. Tine i« to cite al. person,
concerned, Si <1 erl and creditors to show cause,
if anvihey can. wiij M'd yiiarian .boil'd not
bedi-ch <• ?e I from her gil.idian hi. and re
l-tters of dlsinia-i >n on the first Mond.y In
Marcn. 1094 'This IKc Sth. 1*93.
.IOH V P DAVIS,
12409 d Ordinary Floyd County.
THE MAIL SCHEDULE-
6:15 a m—< h'4'anor.gs, Hnm« and Atlanta.
Ninth i.eoigia dtvi-ion it T V and '.Klhc ii
neeii >• s for per b and west and local u_ail on h
r V' atnl G.
7am -• nattanooga and Griffin, north, Central
of Georgia
8: 5 a to—Cha-tam 0.-*. Pome and Atlanta
s u'li. Georgia division El' V and GK R Con
need na for ah p. int- in Georgia and Floii a.
al.uf r II ea-tern ointa via Air L’ue It R .no
lie', o in .11 on ETV and G.
-:30 a. m- Nashville and Atlanta, north, W &
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10:4> a in— Atlanta Ga. Cotmec.ions with al)
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io 4.i » m—"levaland and dolma. AUdivbion-
K i V & I* R It
Ip tn--tar route to Livingston. Daily <x
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I P m—Star route to Etowah. Daily except
Sunday.
1 pm— Star route to Armuchee. Daily excep
Sun lay
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KIVAc *4 R R Daily e-cept Suniiav.
2;3u pin Nae> vile and Atlanta, nirtb. WAt A
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4:16 u n —Chafanong* a-d Meridian. a Isham
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Mla-i-ripi i ai d L malaria.
4:15 ptn —< fin't <noo.a aud Memphis Mun
, hie diii ion -TVA «* K . • ■a-nna-iiona to.
.lip inis -Aikaimaa and Kansas Citi M.
4:l'pm—<h tr. in toga. T». n. Al roadsdi
'6'gl gatd pi int- in e stein a'a es.
7: u tn—l.'h»ii ano .gaaud Griffin. nth.Cei.
trU -ai road, ot Georgia
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In- ch du eI. k-i* effo t Novo her 20. Tim
vivrii I- lim- ni til h av» a i ffii-e Mail s m n b
md' <| ten n inUt-s brio e line giv n Wh
in Led 1 ter lha tbia ti'ry -hud be ha' d-d i 1
«t »i»u p » liu'i'W M ht nodi closes ar Tun
••h ruutlsy night. Hue silt doe .u'jrct i<
chauge auv cay without tu ih r n lire
M M. PEPPER, P. M-
JXT3ESXTXJW
A-j-A OPERA ■ HOOSEfiI
M. A NP.VIa. a SON. MaNAOBRS. ,
Monday and Tuesday,
December 18 and 19.
Engagement of
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“Ths little Georgia Magnet.”
THE GREATEST PHENOMENON
Since the Christian Era. M
Two hours of inexplicable mystery. Food for 4
thought, iiistr-’ctive. eutertamiog J
and amusing. ’ I
Prices—2s% 50c a.nd 75c. o higher. Box J
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B. W. WRENN,
Sen. Pass, and Ticket Agt.
EVANSVILLE ROUTE,
Ths favoiite line to—
CHICAGO
And all P-iints n the North and
Nort h west. j
Remember this lire has two elegant trains
<1 illy between allaiiLa and CblcHgo
N«» 6 Nog
Lv Atlanta W& A ...10 30ao» 820 pm
u” t'h-cttaniHVr a. v<;Ast L. 3 opm •0T
Ev Narhvil a. L& N 720 piu 620 am
v ► van ~' il e. E H 120 am 1«6 pm
Lv T- rre H . u'e CA El 4 3 am 427 pm
%r « b'c *ifo <:.« KIo 47 am 940 pm
T«ai» N 0 “<-h ci o *nd *»l«nta Limi'f'd’* is
i s .bn ed tram wi« h PuUman ►ieei»ers
nd day co i< iiea. dining c r i- at'a’cl ed to
h« r-tin at Pan»‘l’e. en J ling he ia«enyerd
o C’-t »h ir '»r aKf *’t en n» gre. T »fs fain *lso
a- thr Miifh sleeper* i rom Jacksonville, Fla.,
ind Mem h«* Tenn .t y Cbic.*n<>.
T*»-ia N«» 8 ‘ W. rlda Fair Special,” runs
mid netweeii . >t’-«n a mid Chicago and ta
equipped with elegant Pullman Fa-lor Buffet *
:ars A. G. PALMER
8. L ROGERS G. P. A. E A T II R R.
ton Pmf«h. Agt. Kvanbvil!e. Ind.
Chdtanooga. Tei n.
rolrnm
PKQPHIEIORS.
4
The Tribune Company has
on sale a large lot of good
second-hand material [that
will be sold cheap on most
favorable terms consisting of
One Minerva Paper Cutter,
One Proof Press,
Imposing Stones,
Card Cutter,
News and Job Cases,
Be quick,’ for these art
going to be sold cheap.
ROME TRIBUNE CO.,
Rome, Ga
Application for Liters of Dismission.
4HIUGI l— Fiuy I County:
W brro.s, SHmu-l Buuku«u«er siiminlgtrator
dfhoul- non. w in win iinnex'id of H W F.
..iin tu’i> mr.< « roi r-iienf. in tne court ih fata '
u tliion, du'y fl ••<!. hi’ ho hat oiindnisuired
i. ■« . F 1.-11141 ’h >r r-t to 3hl« i to cte
,|i norsoa* coucorni-d. kl d'rd .nd cr dlc-.r.,
oanowe-us- if noy ibey cm, why said admin
i.-iator s-ould .ot be diocearged flom his fi
ll I rd-'ration .i d reicvo lotti-r of dl-mia ion
■ii t-H n-t MouUay in Mar h I8»i Thm Decern
•er 4 18 3. JOHN P. D 'VIA.
12-6-3 n Otdlosry.
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YEAR’S SUPPORT,
lE’IROI V. Floyd Cranty:
t'oa 1 whom it ma, concern: Notice I* here,
hr gi' M'i. that thu hpioatiu-i-s sppoimed to ret
pa t -nd a-riyu a yen'* -u i oil to tb'i-i-minor «
•dld'i-n ' I Willi.u< 1, Dooley, deceased, have f
tird ill i'' awa'd, and Unleaa g O i and efficient
.use is h iwn 'he a. me wi I oe airoo th- Jndg- ,
u.iit'fu.ee u-c at the J.nuar term. 1894 of
ue court ut uiduury. Tin* la comber r 189 i.
JQH.N x. DAVIU,
1210-4* WrdUary.