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mm - L j Card Snowing Mr, ■sioftrd is Wrong | TN f p SANFORD Wronß Did It Again. spavin your [“, paper 10 '" ake repl / to f ■ ( l»r Sanford’s cards of E ,»a M»y 23sL ' des ! r ! I' 1 ’ Mr- Siintoi',l did ■liquor dealer* befwe April ■ Air Sanford’s card of ■ e ‘‘ d ‘ t once called his ■ Ist, and t Olll,O Lit. them Wake he bad ■ , st ,te<l to W" 1 tl,at 1 had ■ |,imtb«s|> BcW l» x fol ’. L ’ Irfiegen, who dorng less in the Pavlovski house, legged niy pa rdon for pUt " |my sister’s name in the I and said he would go and Ker to excuse him it. ■esire to state that I assisted ■Sanford in his race for tax ■ctor, andßhmk hewill ad ■that I did as much, if not ■ than any other one man in ■, .. It seems to me ■d county. It seem ■ this is the way he is ti ying ■nay my kindness by advei - K to the world that my sis- K conducting a business ■out paying the special tax. ■e is not selling beer, though Brother is, and 1 paid the ■al tax to Mr. Sanford for ■ business. 1 gave the tax ■ver’s office a check for the ■unt in January and took a ■pt for same. 1 have the re |SThat check was paid at on March hist ISPS for ii- self —that data ■g stamped on the face of the ■k. I showed this diet k to after his card ol !■ Ist appeared. ■as is the $l5O that M r. San- ■ in both his cards, says he ■not get. I say he did get it, ■ l think the people of Floyd ■tykuow me well enough to ■rilutl would not say a ■g if it were not true. ■r. Sanford certainly has < o' ■d thi« $l5O. He certainly ■t before April 1, 1898. He ■my hadliisattention called ■ after his card of •M ay Ist ■ printed. He certainly ac ■wledged his error after see ■the banks entry on the fact ■e check. And yet, after ac ■wledging his error then, he ■blishes the statement of ■ istonMav 21st. These are ■ hets. Respectfully, ■ HG. Stoffregen. y Water Tax Notice- ■» Wa’pr Tax for >be quartet ■ April Ist to July Ist 1898 is ■ due and must he p a jfi on OI ■re the 16 of April The Board Pater Commissioners order all |nar, os strictly enforced and > n ff ater has been shut off fm '» addition of pay tbei>‘Uall parties will be re * f 0 Pay a fee < f fifty cents “ r Water depart- Hall Office • am to 12 m2.p. m . to 5 Ipril'j Mp ° RE ’ Sec - & Treas - ' 3yOU llke ic ed tea Then get ‘ 6of th at new crop fine teafir C a ti Lloyd ’ 8, Eq to K ‘° 11 goods. STa mp taxes comiu<» n s „ W, , necpe Bary war d ici Qes “ cnUßeqUence Mf Vonll , . be adv anced in ? rc ot Hn ’J? 1 , yet begun Advisable t , i‘ 8 . barßa Parilla A' ayin a y e , r - 8 ;oas . v -By n J ■ cgln to take \® oDe ’ and d ° lng y ° U will Od ’ sS^Par,l| rfiiJa ’ n hpalth ‘ Median A? Africa’s M’r Ue - Be sure to get If y a >] >U CSU) get h e, late a k Ood tea, dpac 4eto a n • Ll ° yd ’ B - No geto Poison yo U . ! CHEAPER GflS Important Meeting Os The Rome Gas Light Co. CHEAP FURL FOR ROMANS Who Desire to Use Gas for Cooking Purposes At a special meeting of the Board of Directors of the Rome Gas Light Co. the following resolutions were unanimously adopted. Viz. Bi it resolved. That in order to induce the citizens of Rome to use gas for these purposes shall be re duced from $1 80 to $1 50 per 1000 cubic fe :t and in order to secure prompt payment for al! gas used for the above named -purposes a further reduction of 20 cents pea 1000 shall be made to all con sumers who use 1000 cubic Ret per month or more. Pi vided pay ment for same is made at Un office of the company on or befon the sh, day of the tnoi th. Mak ing sl, 30 per 1000 the net pric for cooking and heating gas. And be it further resolved. Thai the Gas Co. shall keep on hand for sale at lowest possible prices eithei for cash or on installpent plan. Gas stoves, instantaneous water hea'ers for bath rooms a«?d other gas appliances. By order of board of director o . J. J.Childs, Secty. RANGES. I am agent iorSouth ern Que en Coal or Wood Ranges. Also Insurance Safety Gas olme stoves- Call and see mvstock and get estimaes on your olumbitno* and tin work- Next door to onera house. NOW IS THE TIME TO PAINT You can do a good job on your cheap houses, barns and fences at ti very small expense, with Spears’ Cold Water Weth erproof Paint and a hundred dollar lot (six colors) is now being closed out at cost at Frank Wright’s Farmacy, corner op posit Masonic Tempi. Hood’s Pilis cure nausea, sick headache, billjousness and liver ills. Price 25 eents. “Hurds Bcoks, Station ery, Daily Pa pers, Magazines, PeriL dicals. We have exclusive con= trol of the Chattanooga Ti me s for Rome. HARRY RAWLINS & COMPANY; .) 302 Broad J® s ‘ reet Medical 1 J Building; ' Every day bow brings us heavy ship ments of s andard and seasonable fur niture. ana v ith the coming of spring we have already received a |CAR-LOAD OF BABY CARRIAGES All of them beauties and many of them dainty little vehicles, combin ing the essensial points of beamy and strength- M A TTIN GS. HUGS. CEARPETS In f his department we have received fur me spring trade one car load of mattidg which we imported direct from Japan. • Here you can find new patternsand the pretties r of designs and at remarkably low prices. STOVES. Do vo- ■ prl a new stove in ycur kiteli .. Tien call on ua and you will go n > wnere else. Xv e ha,ve the best an s i at means an economic stove in every sense of the word. Hl. nnnllu nißiiTiiPf rn iilni! Uhl Lu 305 Broad st- ‘Phone 52- Undertakers, Embalmers, and Fu= neral Directors. Como, Wis., • Hyannis, Nebr„ Jan. 10,1893. Jan. 2,1898. I would not be I regard PISO’S without PIS O S f.' CURE FOR CON- CURE for CON- fir iWrftiOnrnSr SUMPTION as the SUMPTION for any " e ' ,t best Cough medi- thing. For a bad cine on the market, I Cough or Coil it is or beyond all others. 15 years. Mrs C. REYNOLDS. J. A. WESTOVER. “The Best Cough Medicine.” 11l ■■■ 1 ■ ' ■ I ■■IM II ■■MMMMMMnv .fc 00000000000O000O’')000O0Q0000 0 OOOOOCXXXOC3C)OOOCXDOOOOOOOOOO 8B F. Montgomery C I § 8 227, BROAD ST. e<- O o SICK, ACCIDENT AND LlFh O 8 Insurance | Q WJ? NU vl HER AMONG OUR RISKS MANY OF THE C Q VERE BEST PEOPLE OF THE CITY AND COUNTY. O WANTED —W want widr-tiwake agonfa to represent q >ur companion in th -counties of Po’k, Bartow, Floyd, Q) zK Chattooga, Gordon, W.ilker, M hitfield, Cat ~osa and q Dade . Call on »r address ns at our Rome office, Q Q B. F- MONTGOMERY Gkn’l Agt, O 00*» > OaOOOOOOOO ***OO OOCOOCXXXZX x XXXX3O('XXXX)OOOOOC THE MODEL. LWNDRY Is doing ths bast of w ;rk md guaran tees s itisfiot'on- Prices are most reasonable. Fma work a spaoialty jwMaaM.v”X"" Can supply all fours is the Most Complete ’ Department Nursery r H . - , n ■ lo.v rates. We publish one of S lfi f J 111 tlte the leading Seed. Ph-nt and Tree Cataloguesissucd, | wp——aaar-g«ril which will’ be mailed free. Send for it now, it will “ near. Have hundreds of carloads of FRUIT ANO ORNASENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, ROSES, PLANTS. , . • . - RMda Bulbs, Plants, Roses. Small Trees, Etc. Safe arrival c THE STORRS & HAJwRfSO l CO., Box 528 Finesville, C I hePreferredAccide nt INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK. The Preferred'h policies nr<- particularly adapted for busiuers men, and special policies -ne Issued for bankers, lor physicians, surgeons and dentists, and for traveling men. The Pre ferred is an old line stock company with assets of over M.i0.000 (X). JOHN R.THORNTON, ATLANTA, GA. • • • • STATE MANAGER THE ARMSTRONG HOTEL Rome, (ia e Keouiar S1)GG1(l1 Boarders A'' -, r . 8 Raus Wanted- J ; Monthly. The place to get’a quick, good meal. McCALL & YOUNG, Proprietors. MHHHHBMMMaBmHHmaHMnaMaMMUBMWHBMMRMHMMaaemanavfHaDm.tMssBtrBJMRxxuoCLKaannR.'.s iM*. W • -hub.' ' ...li <i J'i '-3 WC' -W W .ini J.,N' M • ;R.' ‘fill I School Supplies. 41 fe J 1 We are pioneers in the school books and school sup- <Y< ply business and we are also right in every- <(8 0 S^°U ' (d 06 k e P G an u P'^ o_ riate Bookstore. JI mil PAPER. J No house in the St te car. serve vou better when von de w sire to invent ir. a new covering fee tr.e dear rid walls ot <<<s home. See our stock on hand and samples I H. A. SMITH, I «« THF old reliable book store, i ■ ■■■—■■■ ■ i ■ 1.... ■,■■■■■ i.. i i ■■■■ - - 2.“ * 1 Hon.Jno.W. Maddox Makes the best Congressman this district Ever had. He will be elected again. He Knows How. Gen. Fitz. Lee Will make a “Jimdandy” commander of the American troops on the island of Cuba knows How. Tom Turner Has been printing in this town for the past twenty years, and has turned out from the Economical Printing House some of the best printing ever done in the South. Knows How. Call on us at No. 221 Broad Street, or drop us a postal. Me,or Ben will call on you, talk to you inteligently about your Job Printing and save you money, We Know How. JL—■ U...1 MWMl—■■——mi «••■■■■ CANDY J? CATHARTIC LaidCcUftvi CURE CONSTIPATION ioc 25c 50c DRUGGISTS '.yi.