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Da FrHaii In Dismiss Spain's
Peace Application. .
ABOUT PHIkIPPIIIW.
Spanish Fag to ba Removed
From This Hemisphere.
Washington, July 28. —No re
ply will be m ule to Spainh
ines>ige un il after the regular
cabin t meeting on Friday. Io
ti>•' meant ituv the secretary of
state i-. cuga jcd in making th<
draft of a reply to be considered
at that, meeting. It is the pur
p,)»<•, of this g ivernmeut to sei
forth distinctly and unreserved!)
its position.
Spain will be called upon to
accept or n j et, the terms offer
ed, for theio i-, to be no equivo
cation‘and no poss'bility of long
drawn out diplomatic negotia
tions looking to delay.
There is but one point upon
which there is doubt as to what
the dt in in I of this government
will be and that is the disposi
tion of the I’.iilippines. It was
stated by Jud-e day this morn
ing that one re is hi why then
is no exit as< s-do i ( >f the cabinet
in advance o th" regular meet
ing Friday is th.ft the president
is anxious to get some expres
sion from the people of tin
country, presumably through
the pub ic men mi l the newspa
per-, as to whit policy should
be pursu d with regard to
Spain’s poss' s-ions in the Pacif
ic.
As state i in tlicsa dispatcht s
lome time ago, the government
will demand the cession of Por
to Ric > is war indemnity and
the ce si .n ot Cub 1 in truit for
the Cubans, to be turned over t<
them wii 1 la *y are deemed ca
pable of maint'iiiing a stable
government.
■fSp tio’s fl ig in Ist go down
from th * Westei n Hemisphere.
There is not now, and never
has been since the war began
any doubt o 1 tlies* two points.
Them w:! bo no demand for
money i idem itt.y. .This is also
settled. lT;s decision is reached
ostensibly as a magnanimous
concession to Spun, but really
because Sp ii 1 ability to pav is
so small that it is believed a
money in 1 mniiy, even if agreed
upon, would prove more trouble
in c illecti ig than it; it would be
worth. In this, however, the
idea of its lying a concession on
the part of this government will
be featured.
With regard to the Philip
pines, the administration’s po
sition, as exp'c'-sed by Judge
Day, is to secure the maximum
of commercial and strategic
bene'it with the minimum of
govern n *nt responsibility.
That 1- the end at which the
president i aiming but how that
can best b * s c ir> d is the great
question which he and his ad
visers must decide.
The preside nt’s present idea
is that the int'Te.sts of this gov
eminent wou\l be best served
by the possession ot nothing
_more than a c t iling station in
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FOR SALE!
'WW» < < «. IMIMI
, A fifty saw Giiluot G.u. Feeder and
Condenser and a 5 11. P. Erie City Steam
Engine, both in good order. Will sell
cheap <>r will exclian ><■ lor liorses.tmules,
corn, hi nl>er. or alm >s* anything else of
value .is I have no use for them.
Addiv ;s or call on
FLETCHER SMITH,
240 Broad St.., Rome, G»
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SUGAR TRUS'i
Wili Try to Monopulis’
Hawaiian Dillpill.
A MAJHOTH REFINERY.
Is to be Erected Upon Th .
Leprous Islands.* -4
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San Francisco, July 28. A
private telegram from New Ym«
received by a leading hr.>k*-rag •
muse makes it plain that tin
<ugar trust intends to furl.lt: r
monopolize the Hawaiian sag
trade, now that the islands have
leen annexed by the United
States. It is said on the higliesi
luthority that the trust is ar
ranging to build a large sugar
refinery in the islands so as to
reline Hawaiian raw sugar on
the spot. This seems to bear on!
he rumor which has been per
sistently circulated around th*
local stock exchange for several
days that the sugar trust his
ibtained a controlling interest
in the Hawaiian Commercial
Company.
This c in pain has been indu
lged for over a year l»y Claus
Spreckles’ two-younger sons, and
las been hostile to the trust.
the Philippines. He feels, liow
iver, that to give the islands
back to Spain now that they are
in the practical possession > f
this government would be un
popular and perhaps politically
dangerous.
The suggestion of a joint pro
tectorate finds few supporters,
but the Samoan experience is
not regarded as a glittering
success for us.
To call Dewey off ami let Ag
uinaldo work out his own salva
tion has been advocated in more
places, but the president realiz
es that this could not be done
without involving this govern
ment in all sorts of complica
tions over injuries done to inter
ests of subjects of other govern
ments.
He would like to see some ar
rangement made by which the
natives would be given their
jwn government by Spain, thei 1-
iemunds met and stability- of
government assured without in
volving the United States in re
sponsibility for them and their
government, but how this could
be accomplished Jie does not
now clearly see.
MHRUMi Mill An honest
rm fN A MMux nian in this
lllfi XJ f da >' and : ‘SV
has little
’'JM fV I need to fear
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fllflE m ( IhiK' iflli cent nien
!®S', Ijl will die upon
.IjlW' B iflS®’, ijl'L the scaffold
flffiZnl ' « IlfF ' ,:ls been n
11 jJ duce d by
modern laws
'w* Iq °f evidence
V to a minituuip.
There is one
appalling death that still threatens inno
cent men. It is a slow and lingering death
from consumption. One-sixth of the hu
man race die from this relentless enemy of
humanity. Probably no subject connect. <i
with health is so important and so little
understood as the conservation of vital
force. The human organism is a wonder rl
machine, and is so constructed that if < x .
haustive draughts are made upon the vital
forces during youth and middle life, th<
mechanism responds for the time, but at th,
expense of its future usefulness. The man
who overworks or exhausts himself day
after day is constantly overdrawing his
store of vital force. Finally the mechan
ism of supply breaks down and the man
becomes a physical bankrupt. The me
chanism of supply in a man is his sfbmach.
There the food is transformed into vital
force. 'lf the stomach is weak and the di
gestion impaired, the body ceases to re
ceive and store up vital force. If the
draught is continued, consumption or some
other equally fatal disease is the result.
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is a
great producer of vital force. It enables a
man to daily store up energy to do almost
any amount of work or stand any amount
of exposure. It does its work through the
stomach. It makes .the weak stomach
strong. It facilitates and increases the
flow of digestive juices. It promotes and
perfects the assimilation*of all the lit-,
giving elements of the food. It is the.
great blood-maker and flesh builder.
Mr F. M. Robinett, of Xenopli >ll. Tcn-i.,
writes: " I can heartily recoiuiuend Dr. fierce .
Golden Medical Discovery for indigestion aud
torpid liver. J was verv bad off and tried d
ferent doctors with but little benefit ! deci
to rive the ‘Golden Medical Disc >verv 'a tr I
■nd I soon Itegan to improve. If it had not 1 ■.•er
ft»r Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery I . <
Here I would uot be living to day."
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- a ROME PHARMACY. J’-
; . , Brom! at. —New Clark •uilding.
\Ve Fave bought the entire stock of the Rome
j l‘!.;i •iniicv ami are prepared to supply your wants in iffiU.
Jih ii . pii scripiion and patent medicine line. Cui
■ J is t onipletn and ol the Very highest grade.
\t i. solicit a part of your patronage and shall eu- "
-xl. tl.'ii vor to Hie beat of our' ability to please you al all
t mes. We should be phased to have you call on us.
...» Full line of druggist'sstiinlries, toilet articles and
siifb things as me usually car'ied in a first-class ding
store. Cigars and tobacco.
Home to see us.
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S. M. Stark, B
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; urs AND Gmili'il TIILOB 'S
is Dougherty Bldg, 2ndjAve <
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J F. HANSON. NORRIS N. SMITH. •.,
|TH E HANSON SOPPLY CO. I
S Pkimbing and Tinning. 2
S i?i i-ers’ and machinists” 2
3 supplies. Stoves, ranges and «
G tLi ware. Gas and electric fix- c
§ tures. INSURANCE gasoline §
2 stoves. Water meters. 2
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325 Broad st Phone 32.
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$1.2511] $i 5» N : ;ii ; jj shirts for $
J. A. GAMMON & oCOMPAN)
ARE
for everyone in Rome to coim
« in and see the magnificent stack
on m mi’s and boy’s clothing,
fc'i bicycle and golf suits, is wnal
. we are doing, but we are hns-
Ttling while we wait. We will
show vou the finest stocu o*
clothing, made from the newest
styles and patterns in fabricks,
perfect fitting and handsome, to
be found in Georgia, and tHey
are above competition in vallms
for the price.
' I
I he greatest line of negligee shirts
ever shown H Rome. ' !
J A. GAMMON &CO
5*7 Cnn Bupp , y alI
| is th® CompJste h/. urwonUfr<M 2
Nursery? bi
o - J 9 go Street 'tree* at Rr
i 1 »* Sa |f ninr j ow rat es. We publish one of
-, r .. —r f thel.' idir.gSrerf, Plr.nt and Tree Catalogues hsued. /'4/fU;lx. I
which will be mailed Send for it n<»w, it will ■' v *'-]
can r t ie r you to customer jin every state and ton itory <
1 fsr d** ar “ dealing has made us patroiiF and friends Grand jW/
ul i . Have .. i .• oQ;arloads of
FrAil AKO GHSAKEfiTAL TREES, SHRUBS, ROSES, PLAKTS . ;
We send by mail postpaid. Seeds. Bulb*, Plnnfs.' Rosea, Small Trcer., Etc. arrlll » *
sa.i 2 -j-anfcrt d; by expretm or freight. 44th year. 32 <;rtcuhouaea. i/xMiacP I
THE * HARRIS©** - ' Hoi ft 2& Q
To Intel Psopj iff
it iswih pleasure th.u we introduce to vt:r reader i],.
o f d iiev and comph le clock of ’ l^'ri
iTilrLFjjj i wan,
A/NID
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S malt MI j i cal In H i f:j j q JT
ii the new Mon l<v building,'. Broad street
where we would be pleased to have you call and
examine our goods. 1
f Tne stock consists of some of the best mikes
4M.pian.os an L organs on the m.irLt today. We
lrsp a full line of everything p *r:niiii.jg to a fi rßt _
class music store—Something it nii.y has n«edp ( l f Ol .
a long time. Give us a call and you will fiuj H
luusic store tii it Ivoni ms tuny |)j prmlcl of
w 5 ‘ ’ I' ; ’■ 1 111 \» • »1, , t
■- I Hi Y< I ,E>
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the earliest possible date.
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32 7 Broad Street.
S. P. Davis, Ma-ager.
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We keep on hand at all ‘times a fu I -(.•■ jf
Sheet Music.,
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;F. J- KANE* CD
I «248 B/oad Street, i
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isal& ol Suiiiß-fii
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1 Lawns, Organdies, Piques, Percales,
Gingham and .Madras
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Ready-Made Skirls and Waists
I . ■ ■ ■-• • •••■
nd to dose out our shoe
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stock, so take advantage of cost
pcries on shoes of the best makes.
Special prices on everything 1 at
F.J.KAWE.v ; «CO,
218 Bro id S re )t-
iVmanftntly cured by PR. iVHTTHH XLi ’S RHEUMATIC CURE. Tl 1
fcircst and the h-t. Soiri by 'niggists on a iKisltivein.arantec. Price Ween
m, Samnhii sent on rfr-tion of this pvt'" « z n
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