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H, G.STOFFRM Writes a Card Snowing Mr* I Sanford is Wrong AND THAT MR BAJFORD Had Admitted he Was WronE But Did it Again. Editor Koine Hi iatleh-CommebOlA l Please allow me space in your valuable paper to make reply to Tax Collector Sanford’s cards of May 21st and May 22st. 1 desire to state that Mr. Sanford did collect the special tax from thir teen liquor dealers before April Ist, 1898. I read Mr. Sanford’s card of May Ist, and ft once called his attention to the mistake he had made. 1 stated to him that I had paid him the special tax for ,L W. Stoffregen, who was doing business in the Pavlovski house. He begged my pardon for put ting my sister’s name in the paper, and said he would go and ask her to excuse him for it. 1 desire to state that I assisted Mr. Sanford in his race for tax collector, and 1 think lie will ad mit that I did as much, if not more than any other one man in Floyd county. It stems to me that this is the way he is trying to repay my kindness by adver ti; itig to the world that my sis ter is conducting a business without paying the special tax. She is not selling beer, though my brother is, and I paid the special tax to Mr. Sanford for said business. I gave the tax receiver’s office a check for the amount in January and took a receipt for same. I have the re ceipt. 'l'hat check was paid at the bank on March 31st 1898— and shows for its self—that data being stamped on the face of the check. I showed this check to Mr. Sanford after his card of May Ist appeared. This is the $l5O that Mr. San ford, in both his cards, says he did not get. I say he did get it, and I think the people of Floyd county know me well enough to know that I would not say a thing if it were not true. Mr. Sanford certainly has col lected this $l5O. He certainly got it before April 1, 1898. He certainly bad his attention called to it after his card of May Ist was printed. He certainly ac knowledged his error after see ing the banks entry on the face of the check. And yet, after ac knowledging his error then, he republishes the statement of May Ist on Mav 21st. These are the facts. Respectfully, 11. G. Stoffregen. Do You Shave? —Do you want an easy comfortable shave? or a stylish hair cut? Then you give Barrett & Sanders a call. For the past five years Sanders has been with the Armstrong barber shop, and is well known to the public. Shop 312 Broad street, next Douglass Livery stable. WHEN TRAVELING Whether on pleasure bent, or business, take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and effect ually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers, head aches, and other forms of sick ness. For sale in 50 cent bottles by all leading druggists. Manu factured by the California Fig Syrup Company only. BYL I' 1M )REAN DII E TjRN Account the Quadrennial General Conference M. E church South, May 4th to 28th the Western <& Atlantic 11. 11. will sell very low round trip tickets. This will afford a splendid op portunity to visit the the eastern cities. Call on C. K. Ayer P. & T A. If y u appreciate a good tea, yo ; can get it at Lloyd’s. No ea l package to poison you. RIDE A MONARCH. Sold by .1. StimVeal Rjme, Ga. The Monarch Bicycle is far su perior to all others. Annual Sales 0ver6,000,000 Boxes :’OR BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS »ueh as Wind and Pain in tho Stomach, giddiness. Fulness after meals. Head ache, Dizziness, Drowsiness. Flushings _>t Heat, Loss of Appetite, Costiveness, Blotches on the Skin, C'dd Chills, Dis turbed Sleep. Frightful Dreams and a!! Nervous and Trembling Sensations. THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF IN TWENTY MINUTES, Every sufferer will acknowledge them to be A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. BEECH IM'S PILLS, taken as direct ed, will quickly restore Females to com plete health. They promptly remove obstructions Or irregularities of the sys tem an«l cure Sick Headache. Fur a Weak Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN Beecham’s Pills are Without a Rival And hnva the LARGEST SALE of any Patent: Medicine in the World. 25c. at al) Drug Stores. SOUTHERN ' m RAILWAY. COBilenxeil Srliednle in Effect May I, IS>S. STATIONS. No. 16 NO. il No. S Lv Chatlauoo .a ........ 6.3oain 3.10 pm 10.10|>n: Ar Dalton 7.slani ( -1.24 pm r.’.luain Ar Koine 9.0011111' 5.33 pm, 1.41 am Ar Atlanta 11. Muir 8.05) in s.o>am Lv Atlanta 4.-t>um H. 13pm 3.20 am Ar Maoon 7. lOpin 10.35r.rn 8. loan Ar Jesup 4.40 am 2.38 pm Ar Everett.. 3.23 am :!.23pn Ar Jacksonville B.loam 9.20pn. Lv Ji sup lO.Olaml 6.56pu Ar Jacksonville i I.oopm 16.15pn Lv Everett ■ 5.30 am 3.301 TO \r Brunswick | 6.3o:im| 4.30pn No. 8 carries Cullman Sleeping Car Chatta nooga to Atlanta. No. 10 carries Pullman Sleeping Car Chat tanooga to Atlanta. No. 14 carries Pullman Sleeping Car Allan::, to Jacksonville and Atlanta to Brunswick. stations. No. 7 J No. 9 : Sfo. 13 Lv Atlanta llO.Otipml 4.66 pm 7.5.iuu Ar Rome ] l.OOami 6.25 pm 10.33 am Ar Dalton I 2.34:irn| 7.3 Ipm 11. I iatn Xr Chattanooga ! tn H.hopir. l.lDpn Lv Chattanooga 8.40 am 9. lOpur Ar Burgin 1 •.''ipmj Ar Lexington s.lopin| 4.30 am Ar Louisville 750 pm ?.50am Ar Cincinnati I 7.80 pm 7.30 am Lv Chattanooga 1.25 pm. 1.15 am 1 25pn> Ar Nashville . | 6.55 pm 8.40 am 853 pm No. 7 carrie Pullman Sleeping Car Atlant: to ('liattan Mga and Cliattanoo .'a to Cincinnati No. 9 carries Pullin in Sleeping Car Atlanta 'o Cinci.ia.ili an 1 Chattanooga to Louisville. STATIONS. I No.fi. I No. 12 No. 16 Lv Chattanooga I B.loam I. loam 10. Opn. i .Ar Knoxville Il ’, on 8.05 am I.loan Ar Morristown 1.23 pm 9.50 nm 2. .'.’•all Ar Hot Springs ; 11.46 am I.OOani Ar Asheville 1.15 pm 5. loam Ar Salisbury i 6 10pm l>.3o;nn Ar < 1 reensboro ' 9.52 pm I.’. 10, in Ar Raleigh 1.40 am 1.40) m Ar Norfolk 7.36 am Ar Wa liiugton 1 6.42 >m 9. ,spm Ar New York | 12.13 pm 6. .’ !: in No. 12 carries Pullin.i i Sleeping Car Cha'ta looga to N:w York via Asheville and Sal isbury to Richmond arriving Ki hmond6.4oa.m. also Pullman Sleeping Car Greensboro to Nor folk. No. 16 is solid train C i:i‘tanoi a to Sa’i oury. with Pallini i Sleeping C.ir Ch ittanoo/a to Salisbury and Salisbury to New York with out change. ST Ill's- No. 4 No (I Lv Chaltinoo ;a . ... i 5.00 pm 8 I Ar Knoxville 8.1 p n li. 5 in Ar Morrist >wn .’ 'Arm in Ar Bristol 7.0 i am Ar Washington . i 7.1 ■ i Ar New York I 1.20pn No. A carries I’.illiu i i ‘slivpin • Car Ch i'' :■ nooea to Washin-t n oi l Ciiavtan ora to New York without eh m re. No. 4 carries Pu . ur.i Sleeping Car Knox ville to Bri tol. HTATfoItS i No. 15 Lv Rome 0 Ar Anniston 11 l-m. Ar Birmingham .... lO.Oopm Ar Selma I 3.5: pn Ar Meridian t. 'opir Ar New Orleans .. l!l30nm Ar Jackson . 9. 13: n. Ar Vicksburg i ... 11.35 am Ar Shreveport 7.2ilpin « No. 15 | jNo. (i .'o , \'o. i ' i.OOptn 4.30 pm Lv Rome .nr B.s'him 8.35:im ,3.10 pm 6.57 pm Ar Gild bun. nr li.iunm fi.ltdam y.ixipm 7.10 pm Ar Altai a. lv s.4'iim 6.20a;n t Daily except Sunday. § Sunday only. K. S, CANNON. 3d v.p. & i..m.. Washington. D.C J. M. <TLP. Truf. Mgr.. Wu hington. D. C. W. A TURK. G. P. A . Washington. D. C. C. A. HENSCOTER, a.u.p. a..Chattanooga,Tenn SUMMER SCHOOL. I will open my summer bchool ou the fi-st Monday hi July. Special a’tention given to pupils prepar ing for the university. PalemonJ. Kins. May 21, ’9B. CURRY L S Diarrhoea - Dysentery Specific Is a positive and populad remedy for * DlarrhOM, Dijscnteru, 6 r oiera ln!ant>'m, ► Cholera Morbus, Flux, Griping and all bowel affections. Wc are now apnroaohing the season when Bowel .• flections orevail. which causes great mortality, cspeciolly am* ng children No prudent person should be without a reliable remedy. These i;;tacks are frexuently sudden and violent, ofien terininati.ig in death. A renowned physician says that “in large cities, during the healed term, fully one-half the deaths are attributed to diar rhoea and dysentery.” Recognizing the seriousness of the dis orders of the alimentary canal, at the same time knowing the efliciency of CURRY : S Diarrhoea and Dosonwo sonGiiio We offer it as a positive cm e and safeguard upon wheih you can r<*ly in the hour of affliction. In dysenteric troubles arising from excessive heat or the imprudent indulgence in vegetables, fruits, etc., and in diarrhoea of children during the process of teething, no hing affords sucn prompt an 1 permanent relief as CURRY'S Diarrhoea and DUMtero Sneeino, As its name implies it ie a perfect pmace.i for all bowel! ‘•omplaiiits Physicians recommend and prescribe it in their practice, th< reey evincing confidence in this remedy, which is not i new candidate for public favor, but an old friend worthy of >ub!ic trust. Were it nece.ssary, nuinberhss certificates could >e furnished from physicians and others who have witnessed its vonderful curative properties in the various forms of summer omphiints. ITS EFFECTS ARE MAGICAL ONLY 250 A OOTTL.B ; . •• gßa I i ir<i i&v -tel ' Z/ ' ■ . Aw f >“>.n _-- j_ Sv t I : ' - I:■ I" « ' k * -41 Rtiu ■ B Hui H 4 0 gra li t‘‘, fill rmiiniYT ,al li He ill po sitions, an I are Irg i'y cmnaiJmii l by their e njloyei’s. J >!i i I) r>yl >r, it to m Siu i irvdh, G t., s i.’ t: l " H'r ink II if faker hisb i m with m » ab >ut three in mtns. 11 ■isq iin 11i th >r- -.uglilv f ir t n ditliiu't duties of steu igri /lie wirk.” Hi'stelS i -Ji. ittorae/, city, < i/s i 'ifirsix n i.ithsjl employe I I ies 0)i li 4 1 1 » h n st 41 irvipiv ai I t.m i veil *r t j till a temporary vacancy in -n z ofP :i. C > ning dir at yfr > n tin c >ll age an 1 without previous <xp ounce in iffias w >rk, in toy of htr Jdu'ies were new, bu) ma ah >rt hn » Inr pr >ti :i hi ;y wissu ih th it sll vis able t > giv. at tention to d‘tiiis in a correct and elli iie’it mm i?r.'‘ II >m» Hirdw ire Go n>t iy says • dies vl i. nt > e eber i- th s very b ist steaogr tpher in Rmi• or out of jit “ Mus Min 1 g radii ited some i mi.h4 igb. *-T •4< • Vll ;’i ii 1 ,V iliir, 0 i itt in »; i. F■ i i 4 tV . —.V ■ find '•I r. I' \in>; •11 j> r ‘■'-•'••t 1 1 'ipl >1 • »> ck ie,) tin ' s tenogra ph er. !> ro .vn & iV I<l>l rl. G i>lsb >r > S C sty. — l vl r . John Loyd ■■-ps m’ >0 ■<4 w.th m 3 sny t- 1 ibh v 1 itsver.” M 11; m>• s t isti n> 11 jlsc > 1 Iheg’ vm. 3 n’,;iH4 Oi'bp vilt ,v, r.-juv* pi >il < if.v, this month >n - m > >7ii ‘ll n>ti s, »17 1 o i 1 fte ’ ;>ls *is c>ll ) 111 e an I pos 1! lon ii' 'i mog him and ladies sh ml I ; 11 <r n >v. • 11. 8, S'iJJC'/xf, P.-iuipil, .‘H G i t®O & ® ® ®6« ® ( O) Repairing I! Jon’t Walk On J ‘t Your Uppers!; W.A.MULLINIX , Masonic Tmpi J, € e e e & tXt Wt St ■> • ft W To Miiical Poeple of Rome: It is with pride that we announce the openi u g of a new and complete stock of MB, A. ND Siuailil Musical In st Foments M in the new Moseley building, 327 Broad street, where we would be pleased to have you call and’ examine our goods. The stock consists of some of the best makes of pianos and organs on the market today. We keep a full line of everything pertaining to a first class music store—Something Rome has needed for a long time. Give us a call and you will find a music store that Romans may be proud of. We are determined to close out our stock 0 - BICYCLES- at the earliest possible date. < IE. IE. 327 Broad Street. S. P. Davis, Manager. x.\ \ x..\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ x We keep on hand at all times a full stock of Sheet Music of the very n ‘west pablica’i F. J-KANE & CO 248 Broad Street. Sale ol Summer Goods x \■ V X X x X X x X \ \ x A A X.X X X X X \ X X \ X X X -X X X X' . VMM Lawns, Organdies, Piques, Percales, Gingham and Madras. Ready-Made Skirts and Waists We intend to close out our shoe stock, so take advantage of cost prices on shoes of the best makes. > Special prices on everything at F. J. KANE and CO. ’ 248 Broad Street- i - [ TONSDRIAL PARLORS- LEWIS BARRETT, Artist; Only skilled men employed. Parlors recently renovated courteous attention and satisfactory services guaranteed, a I 462, Broad street,