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;'„,ch.«> of the Rome Commor-
Phil is a hustler from the
wil’ be pleased to
"It. bi. Nee ' lleß9 10
. hoi. for C.nd'er end will
„ ,ti»ue io be«P the ling men in
; co „.l.»t.t»'e of hot water—-
Americus Herald-
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Thirty !* 0 Apache Indians are
on the way from the Indian Ter
rit ory on horseback, armed to the
tee th to the east coast of Florida,
wh ere they hope to be taken over
t 0 Cuba on a filibuster. They want
lo fight the Spaniards and will
join the insurgents.
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The Hustler Commercial is
doing its “level to get its
offices merged. Neccessarily the
syrtematic “mingling and mix
ing’’ is slow. And then, too, the
elec'ricmotor is
on all occasions.
coo
I niere'.v state these facts to let
you know why the paper has b<en
8 little late the early part of the
week. As I said on the day of the
consolidation The Hustler-Com
nierciul is making no promises.
Just watch us.
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And. to satisfy those “busy
bodies” who wonder “who is
backing Phill Bvrd I want to say
just a word, and, in all serenty —
at this end—l mist I may “ease
their misery:” The people are
backing me
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Fra”k Stanton the poet humor
ist of the grent At'anta Constitu
tion vouches fer this good one. At
least Mr Stanton tells it and ill
does we ir his trade mark :
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“War,” said the old colonel, as
heslirrjd his toddy, “is too terri
ble to c mtempla’e It should not
he lightly spoken of, sir, it’s a
esri.nn, end affair. I have two
graves in Virginia one in Tennee
eeeend hrne in Kentucky, and
but for war the mon who fill them
W'lU'd be living vet.”
“Yfiur sons, colonel?” asked the
listener, in mi awed voice.
■he colonel tossed off his toddy
and stroking his gray beard, said:
"No, sir—my substitute: the
brave mon wh , f.night, bled and
died for me!”
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Then the listener cought and
obsen-d that whisky was not a«
pied now as it was before the war.
Alex \\ hi e, one of the most suc
cesyfui tarmers and cleverest cit
-128,8 in Floyd “dropped in” for
" minutes this morning. Mr,
White compliment the Hustler-
Commercial and then said that he
Crushing work on his big Vans
“I ej farm S i i he: “I am getting
!ny land in splendid fix for the
90,1 and the Good Lord be-
and the weather per
'tbt’K I shall bn ready for rain
■ night ” Alex White
8 111 n gallon in Floyd countys
•ttkofsalt. J
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My rick hue let her dogs of
I ' -n f n Boh Berner—as was
' J ‘ cled -Brunswick Call, All ot
■ W ’H win a few votes for Mr.
vi// !l ‘ at ht CGuld not other
Tilin' '° Bet Ihiblin Dispatch.
In M ll ‘ id ’’ ,iß 110 fl >d to extend
Mce I >el ” er his gubernatorial
ut m a spirit of fairness to
♦om/'f’"? 1 ftdvi ° e him t 0 niuzzle
A t,H di,lky nhWB P a P-
c«[)it a | ( . i’ l ' y t 0 , ’ ,ake P ol ’tical
their t U ,l,n K Uft growth on
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If . °°°
’odiXv’r ,hP U ” Dg ” ° rganß
letters W more Candler
n< ll,,fini pt to use them as
7 ang ’ the P ub,ic will be
“rihu’> n ' ,l( 'h disgusted with
,h ’" toCdi'V 1 " that the °PP° Bi '
w ill soon have
: S H, P. WOOTEN & BIRO.,
13? Successors to
J 5 ' ROME PHARMACY.
309 Broad st.—New Clark Building.
We have bought the entire stock of the Rome
Pharmacy and are prepared to supply' your wants in W
the drug, piescription and patent medicine line. Our
stock is complete and of the very highest grade.
We solicit a part of your patronage and shall en
deavor to the best of our ability to please you at all
times. We should be pleased to have you call on ns.
Full line of druggist’s sundries, toilet articlesand
such things as are usually carried in a first-class drug Sy
store. Cigars and tobacco.,
Come to see us.
>•»>»> »»»•»»•»•»» WMMAR wK
ALADDIN IN THE CAVE
was never dazzled with such an
z IsHcD v* M? array of gems,of all colors and
varieties, as we are showing in
our exquisite stock of jewels for
r--*■ kChristmas gifts. They are set
* n forms and shapes wrought by
yrlskillful designers, and diamond,
ruby, sapphire, emeralds, opal,
pearl or—-it combined with the
most beautiful effect in orna
ments for either ladies or gen
tiemen. Our stock of fine watch
es is unrivalled.
J, K. WILLIAMSON.
ROME. GA. AGENT.
Klondike Sale.
Golden Bargains.
This week special prices prevail.|(First sale of the season.
All our new stoc<c at prices that please the money-saving buyers.
Dress Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Shoes, etc!, selected for actual
value and sold at the lowest possible prices. No advances on
anything. The tariff man did not stuff our buyer with higher
prices.
This season will go down in history as one that every pur
chaser has made every effort to get the most for his money, and
you will find, on investigating our stock, that we have secured
the best goods at the lowest price yet named, and it is saving to
you to buy your goods of us.
F. J. KANE & CO.,
248 BROAD ST,, ROME,GA.
WE WILL OFFER ONE LINE OF OUR LADIES’ SHOES AT
That has no equal in the United
States.
Laue or Buttons, Plain or Fancy.
7 0C Pairs and a Laadar.!
Goma and See Than 1 .
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’w THE PLACE
To get your prescription* tilled is SE
* * at A. TREVITT. 5
The Prescripiion Druggist.
Best chemicals used in compound-
2* ing, . ,
A complete line of druggist s sun-
tij? dries and toilet articles at prices as q'_
i reasonable as can be found in the
■ market. All goods delivered to any
i part of the city.
; C. A. IPFVITT 3
■ 331 Broad st. Tel. 110.
a».» - » m ~ » *-* * ~ ~ 'I
IT. H. COKER COMPRINT.
FEBRUARY. 1090.
Has only 28 days; therefore you will.lose 3 days from
this month, and, being desirous that no one should suf
fer from this great loss of time, we have determined to
make up to them their loss by cutting our great cut price
still lower.
-<READ ON.>-
We have just received <» car-load of Dry Goods, Dress
Goods, Notions, Etc., besides 100 dozen ladies’ shirt
waists. We are the only house in Rome that buys Dry
Goods, Notions, Etc., by the car-load.
YOU'VE EOT NERVE
That’s what a merchant said to our buyer the other
day when our car-load of superior Dry Goods, Dress
Goods, Laces, Notions, and 1,200 Ladies’ Shirt Waists
was being drayed from our car
CAN'T SELL GOODS UNLESS YOU HAYE THEM.
and you will always find a select line of Ladies’ Shirt
waists at our store.
WE EXPECT
you to come to our store and buy goods. Why? Be
cause we sell best goods cheaper than others,
Every Depart nr] ent
is full to overflowing. SHOES, all styles and sizes.
HOSIERY, all plaids, stripes and numbers. NOTIONS,
any and all you want. WHITE GOODS in all grades.
DOMESTIC in all grades. DRESS GOODS and FAB
RICS in rich designs. DRY GOODS in family wears.
Hundreds a°d Hundreds of other goods we can’t men
tion in this small space.
CLOTHING. CLOTHING.
We can fit the long and lean, the stout and fat, the
common and medium, the short or long, and any one
that comes we will fit up.
HATS! HATS!
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COLORS: Coffee, [green, drab, dove, nutril, white,
black, blue, navy.
SHAPES: Alpine, stiff, soft, crushers, farmers, etc.
PRICES. PRICES.
They shall be less than others. When we say cut
prices, we cut the price for the cash.
Yes, it is true; we are jobbing Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
Notions, Etc. But we are not letting this interfere with
our retail business, as some one would make you believe.
It has only placed us in condition to buy goods in larger
quantities and, therefore, giving you the benefit of our
buying. We are here to serve you. Call and see us at
21 Broad street.
UL. WISH g IIWMW