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Official Organ
jt the city of Rome, and Foyd, the
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Rome Ga. Jam. 23. 1894.
Isj tok Hustler of Rome.
You are hereby authorized to
Ettnounce this ticket to the voters
Ms Rome, subject to their action in
Ite feoming municipal election,
Asking their support, we pledge our
met effort, individual and com
batted, to the service# of the people
to the upbuilding of our city.
Respectfully,
FOR MAYOR
JOHN D. MOORE.
FOR AIDERMEN
First Ward—B. McArver,
Second Ward—W. J Neel,
Tbisd Ward—Henry Stoffragan.
Fourth Ward—Walter Harris.
Fifth Ward -T.J. McCaffrey.
jffr. Atkinson, makes the follow
additional appointments for
yaking:
Crawfordville Taliaferro county,
act Wednesday February 28th.
Mooroe Walton county on Thurs
ally, ’March Ist.
Canton, Cherokee county, on
Ikureday. March 1.
Baxley, Appling county, on
Monday, March 5.
Jesup, Wayne county, on T hurs
day, March 6.
An Atlauta bird-dog jumped a
irain-you cant get ahead es Atlan-
Mew Yerk Democracy is busy
iwoming David B. Hill fer Gever
aar.
If you can’t say a goed word fer
Mnoie, when theoprtuuity effers—
Ais time for you t» tlope. see?
The motion for a new tml in the
eam(>f the m irderer of M ryer Harri
«a, has been refused, and the pna
jfctr sentenced to hang on Mar.23d.
It re certainly anauaiug to Geor
4pa.ua to see hew persietenely the
Wi'iaata Journal and Constitution
jS-bber over the “Atlanta oandi
4*te?'
’nd mon t Park, returned fer taxes
■ft >21,000 is now being u’ged upon
ttecity and boomed by the Jour
real and Censtilutiea for $165,000.
fk> says the Commercial.
The Macoe Evening Nsws is
kindly disposed to tbinkithat Rev
JEvans can convert sneh deeperate
Mses as the eupperiers of Mr. At
kiaeon, but the Columbus Lei’ ger
thinks that tnvst of the voters et
in State are already weded to
tfieir yeung idol and are boyoud
recall.
MR. FLEMISH’S BOLD STAN»,
The Rome Tribune charges W.
11. Fleming, of Richmond, wi'h
having ’’taken a bold stand for Mr.
Atkinson.” In view of the fact,
that Mr. Atkinson, after having
defealtd Mr. Fleming for the
epea. erehip, generously gave hie
aval the chairmanship es the
lomuiittee on privileges and elec
tions and put him on several eth
er important committees, after
wards making him chairman of
the fin. nee committee on the res
gtation of Judge Hall, it would
only natural that Mr. Flem
ing 1 eSould favor Mr. Atkinson’s
present aspirations
Bat the truth is that Mr. Flem
ing has taken gratuitous occasion
to abuse Mr. Atkinson for even
daring to be a candidate, and it
seskmg to wreak revenge upon
iim-for his own disappointment
of two years ago. We hope the Tri
bune will make the proper correc
tion of its unjust aspersion upon
Sr. Atkinson’s candidacy that it
ia beiag supported by Mr. Flem
rug .—Griffin News,
THE RACK FOR GOVERNOR.
What a stiff neck man Coi. At
kinson must be, to be sure; run
ning straight on for govoruor just
as if he bad never heard the Con-j
etitutiun telling him to comedown ;
—Georgia Cracker.
The democrats in Glascock are!
solid for Atkinson —Gibson Re- 1
cord
Hon. W. Y. Atkinson will have
do trouble in securing the Wilcox
county delegation.— Rockdale Sol
id South.
If compelled to choose between
Atkinson and Ivans for governor
the Ishmaolite will support the
former —Sparta Isbmaehte.
Altogether Mr. Atkinson has
made a good start on hie canvass,
and se?ms to have made a favora
ble impression. Columbus En
quirer Sun.
When Atkinson “comes down,’
it will bt out of the governor’s
mansion, after serving his state
faithfully as chief executive.—
Adel News-
Col Frizzells says that Appling
Telfair and Irwin Bounties are for
Atkinson for governor as between
the two candidates now before the
people.— Tifton Gazette.
The Evans paper has changed
its name since the last issue. Ths
name now is the People's Choice.
Wonder what the next name will
be.—Thomasville Advertiser.
Col. R. L. Shipp, whom we all
know in Cordele as plain Bob,
came up from his new homo in
Colquitt county Tuesday. Ho says
that his county will go practically
solid for Atkinson for governor.—
Cordele Sentii 01.
The Evans papers are going to
unnecessary trouble to prove that
the populists are opposed to At
kinson. Atkinsoa was opposed to
the populists in 1892 and neither
the populists nor the people have
forgotten it’—Griffin News,
The truth is that the artificially
blown up boom tor General Evans
has collapsed, and that Atkiason
is gaming rapidly in all parts o f
the State, as men begio to consid
er the facts of the situation, The
process is sure to eontindO,—Ma
con Tolegraph.
Ths Chronicle has no censure
for the man who honestly believes
that General Evans, would make a
better governor than Speaker At
-1 kinson, But it would suggest that
military skill 30 years ago is no
proof of executive ability sow.—
Milledgeville Chroniole.
The Hon. W. Y. Atkinson is not
ca nvassmg the State for the gov
ernorship on his religion. Oaths
contrary hs believes in a total
separation of church and State.
Nevertheless Mr. Atkinson is a
consistent Presbyterian, a God
fearing, justice-loving man. —
Jasper County News.
We received a letter last weok
from General Evans thanking us
I for the many complimentary no
tices we had given him sinee his
candidacy for the governorship.
Now general, “come off” you’ve
got things mixed. We hav’entyet
expressed ourselves on the guber
natorial question.—Lee County
Enterprise.
BABIES’ RIGHTS CLUB.
Some day the babies of this
progressive county are going toor
graize and demand their rights.
The first plank in the babies'
righ s platform will be the inalien
a 'le right of every Amei -an in
fant to bestow his caresses where
he pleases and nowhere else.
Women of all ages, sizes and
habits feel at perfect liberty to
kies th* little face and hands, to
“cuddle’’the little body, to squeeze
the little feet, with a force and
zigor which they would find very
uncomfortable if bestowed upon
them. Then the fond mothers mar-
II th xt the baby seems so lan
guid,
The whole constitution and by
laws of the new organization will
be a loud, far-reaching protest
against the indiscriminate fond
ling to which babies have so far 1
been made to submit. —St Louis <
Post Dispatch, ] t
THE HUSTLER OF ROME.WEDNESDAY FEBRUAF Y. 28, 1894,
amono th i rances.
An axchango aaya: “Thomaa Roedy
fell in a fit of epilepsy |and perished
ia the snow near XowmaMtown.
above Roacuag.’ Epilepsy must be.
a meteorological affliction, as. judging
from the above it treated a snow.—
Augusta News.
An entire family has died of the,
grip ia East Ashland recently. In-1
flaenze has evidently woven a deadly
Webber round thena —Augusta Nows.
When it eomes to spinning puns
this looms up ail wool and a yard
wide—with no warp.
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The boys down town want ths
statement made in the Herald that a
few of them will vote for Mr. Atkiu
sen —Augusta Herald,
Well, well, well! who would have
thought it? and yet w» could not be
lieve that Augusta democracy had
fallen se low as to be entirely wrap
ped up ia such a chap as ths defeat
ed Bill Flemming. Hur ah for “down
town” ia Aagusta.
She paMMby, aha cuti Kim daa4 ;
labia aha'* bat a draam.
Lml summer he pawaedihiaotereeat
To bey that girl ice cream.)
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The soldiers beme question is about
tholonly one that can be discussed in
the Evans-Atkinson joint debate
Augusta Herald
That’s what Atlanta is mostly in
terested in. Let the ehanspioa of the
L Ring’’ meet hoe ampion of
the people, W. Y. Atkinson of tho
state at large-
c
There is always something bright
and original in the editorial columns
es the Hustlir of Romb —Atlanta
Conamersial.
Wo thank you very kindly brother,
Blackburn aud assure you that yon
have our best wishes in your effort to
give Atlanta a clean paper—and yon
are sueceeeing too.
o
It has been demonstrated that Mad
•line Pollard s called Congress
man Brscbinridge -‘Willie ” That’s
enough. If the Kentucky statesman
did’nt floe before such familiarality
his ease was hopeless. The “Willie"
habit is a bad symptom.—Columbus
Herald.
0
Tho Kendrick-Burko setaation
which had the military of Atlanta 0*
tip-too of expectancy last wook seems
to have petered out.—Albany Her
aid.'
It Poter-od out because tho
thougt of bloodshed was so ap-Paul
-in o', donshSrno.
-ML-UL J.L. .. 1
STATE POLITICS. ’
That gubernatorial dark horse is
out of sight—still in tho dark as it
were.—Albany Herald,
If Gen, Evans’ long life has bees
so filled with his ardent devotion to
the dear people, is it not time he rest
ed from his labors?—Georgia Crack
er.
TMr»’ opposition lire Chilling ij«,
They bear, b«» »oo» will lower
Their banner with the plaia device,
,-Evans anS Atlanta.”
COLUMBUS HUILO,
They are talking of Editor Rich
ardson of the Columbus Sun ss con
gressman from his district. Mr. Rich
ardson would make an ideal congress
man.
The newspapers of the state are
very generally and very properly too
endorsing Hon R, T. Nesbitt for re
election as sgricwMural commissioner.
—Thomaston Times
When Evan Howell males his an
nouncement for United States sena
tor it will doubtless be accompanied
by a cola win double-leaded editorial
calling for all tlio ether candidates to
“come down.”—Griffin News.
Hon. R. T. Nesbitt is receiving
praise all over the state for his splen
did work in the agricultural depart
ment, which under hie management
has become of some practical good to
the farmer.—Sylvania Telephone.
A local contemparary baa made
a discovery. It says: “Th? rainy
weather keeps the people indoor*,”
The people should borrow an um
brella and go out for exercise.
A sentence to bachelorhood is
not always on account of centernp*
of court—but often on account of
the contempt of the courtfedJ
AUTOMATIC PROPOSE*.
This is a eenveaient end most ad
mirable oontrivanee. Ia theee prac
tical days, when time is literally and
no' nntephoricwlly money, *• [must
not waste it with sighing, doubting
longing aud th© wary other dilatory
circumstances of love. Courtship
Bong 1 , .be sompiOHsed te reduce it io
legitimate up-to- date limits,
I I hubiuit then that it should be ob-
I ligatory for all under the age of 40
and unmarried to wean my “patent
automatic proposer.” This is a small
mahogany case which contains an
elestric apparatusjand bells connected
bv wires with the heart and wrist
Edwin and Angelins adore eaehf
other, but they dare act declare the
passion which consumes them. Ed
win and Angeline meet; their paleas
quicken; this acts at oace upon the
instruments and starts the bells of
both.
Then they learn that each levee
the other, and the tinkling of the
“automatic proposer” is the happy
precursor to louder peals from the
wedding bells'-Marmaduke in Lon
don Truth
Thunderbolt, near Savannah, is
to have a prize fight, Great Scott!
Ring the bell. Hurry out the mili
tary !—Aagusta Herald.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Te the Public aid Veters of the City
©f Rome:
laasmueh as Mr Walter Harris
first agreed to make the r «e for coun
cilman with the Seay ticket and sub
sequently became a candidate o» the
opposing ticket; the friends and sup
porters of the Seay ticket have
thought it advisable to run only a
straight tioket, and as Mr. H. D. Hill,
at the solicitation of many of the
best citiEons and business m»u of the
eity, having consented to become a
candidate for councilman, the com
mittee of citizens appointed to look
after the matter are authorized to
announce the following as the straight
Seay ticket.
For Mayor—John J. Seay.
For Councilmen—First Ward
Henry Harvey.
Second Ward—H. S. Lansdell.
Third ard —J, A. Gammon.
Fourth Ward—H. D. Hill.
Fifth Ward—J, Henley Hoskinson.
All citizens and voters having the
best interest and welfare of Rome at
heart are earnestly asked to give the
ticket their support.
Recommend .Johnson’s Magnetic
Oil for rheumatism, neuralgia,
sprains, bruises, lame back, it
quickly relieves pain
If you have eour stomach arid
feel bilious, and y,< ur head aches
take a Japanese Liver Pellet, u
will relieve you. Scid by D U
Curry Druggist
Ab the days go by, the Tribune
gsts onto now wrinkles in politics.
It thought it had disoovsretJ •
new brsed of cats when it run afov’i
of tho old fashioned ‘‘lggbastor’’’
and now it is having a “duokfft’
over the political “HeadbreakoV,”
If the “old sister” mingles with
the hwys for a few eampaigus, she
way aesiaoilata enough political
senes to cause har to vote for t'ho 1
noasinee of some future convoiv 1
tiou—who knows?
mtVcti Ji: tfV ---
WHZCZZ ZS THE BEST TO TRY,
out of all the medicines that claim to help
women I Wouldn’t it seem to be the one
which costs you nothing unless it does heip >
That is Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription.
There’s no other. But if that doesn’t benefit
or cure, in the case of every tired or ailing
woman, she’ll have her money back.
In building up exhausted or overworked
women, and ia all the weaknesses and dis
orders of womanhood, nothing can compare
with this medicine. For periodical
Srolapsus and other displacements, bearing!
own sensations, weak back, and “female
complaints " of every kind, it is a safe, cer
tain, and guaranteed remeay.
Where other things can only help yow Ca
tarrh for a time, Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedv
will completely curs. The makers of this
medicine mean what they say—they offer
1500 reward for any incurable case of Ca
tarrh. Sold by druggists.
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NEW EONSORIAL PARLOR-
Frank Taylor the old knight of
the razor has epend up a new bar
b>r shop at 224 Broad street. He
invites all his friends and patrons
to call early and often . I—24’j
Warters “Extra Good
for sale by all cigar
dealers.
10 FINE MILK COWS FOR SALE
I have ten fine milch cows, all
fresh, for sale cheap for cash or its
equivalent. Call on or address.
J IL Holder.
2- M Gt
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUM
ERS
Water tax for the Fourth Quarter
is now past due. This being the last
quarter for the fiscal year, it will be
necessary for consumers to meet the
bills promptly. All bills will be pre
sented at once, If not paid the water
will be cut off.
Consumers who wish to settle, at
the water works office can do, be
tween the hours of 2 and 6 o’clock p
m L J Wagner,
i cent MAKES Five Dollars a Jays«lli*«
A th« greatovt Kitchen L'tensl! ever invemtaa.
Retail* ter thirty five e«at«. Tv* tn nix o*n ha
••Id in every hatna Million* avid in thia casu*
try alone. Dual mis* the greateat oppnrtnnity
•ver kaewn te wake uaeaey, eaally ana qaiekly.
Sample eent, postage prepaid for five cento
MeMAKIK * CO , Cincinnati, Okie
Waiters “Extra Good”
is his newest brand
and is the best cigar on
the Rome market.
The Ptnn. Mutual Life In
surance Co, of Philadelphia
Assets $22,773,00 with this
Co. the Ass’n will get benefit
of Interest rests & profits
that have been accumulating
for a century. R. G. Cross,
Agent, can show many ad
vantages to be derived by
taking their Policy.
FOR RENT CHIAP.
I will roat. cheap, to right party
usy former house ou Fourth Ave.
an elegant 9 room residence with
splendid garden and a number of
oxeelent fruit trees,JHas been rent
ing for 440. per. month. Will rent
now for $25.00 per. month. Address
or apply to:
Mrs. Joe H. Sergent.
2 —25 ‘f. Central Hotel.
Coosa Steamboat Schedule.
After this date steamers of the
White Star Line Steamboat Co.
will leave Rome on Tuesdays and
Fridays at 5:3Q a. m , instead of
8:40 as heretofore, Freight for
Coosa river points will be recived
on Mondays and Thurday evenings
J. D. Kirkpatrick,
General Manager.
+WILL I AMS *4
RESTAURANT
202. FIFTH AVE,
Opposite New Court House
Boarfling and Lodging ’
at all Bourse
STATE <& COUNTY
TAXES.
Ail unpaid taxes for
J t? 93 are being put in
of Sheriff for
Cofec'tion
Jno, J-BlaCk. T-C.
; Inflamed fichu 'B, burning, crus
I ty and scaly an d scalps of in
ffints, soothed and cu. r eu by Johi
1300*8 Oriental S 'wp. bold by D
Wt Curry Druggist.
Buist’s prize meda
ijarden seeds, f<?r sal
by r
Hammack Lucas &. Co’
I Have a sixty horse power m iL
—M heat, corn, and sawmill that
I want to Exchange for go d rent
ing property in Atlanta. Mill is
in good firet'claas condition and is
surrounded oy 1G acres good creek
bottom lands,- Correspondence
solicited.
Phil! G. Byrd.
VIOLIN LESSONS.
Taught by.-
Edw. Buchanan.
507 E. First. St.
Care E. C. Ford
Shoes, shoes, A B McArver & Co. is
he place to go, to get your shoes ai
r York Qo»t,
PROFESSIONAL CffljM
DENTISTS.
A. WlLLS—Deniiai—2oa
, over Cantrell and Owens itore. d
ATTORNEYS. 1
MAX MEYERHardt?
Attorney at Law.
Office up stairs in new Court Rohm
in rear of Superior Court Room
8 NEVlN—Attorney at i'TTTT'
Itororcy Hall p Mtofflet corner 3rd Ave'i®*
CH AS w" UNDERWOOD- A« ornev *•
Maaonto Temple. *Hornej, * t ta ,
Some, G*.
REECK
in Masonto Temple, Roiue,‘y a . 4W '
WW. VANDIVSR-Attoruev
B Mllnr at Law-Rome,
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RHYOICIAMO AND SURGEONS
Howard ■. fnlton- Phv,i,.f ai a ‘ na
<»mee in Mareaie Temnj. * n ’’ r
Al amen day and night. Telephone*"
W , y« i «*aß~*kd“Bureeon'
* Slrt. arena, a,
L~r HAMMOITO-Phyeiclan
, OJtere hto rxefee.lenal urvlcei >to &
plv of lUwe and enrrcundii.g ctunt™
Ofllo. at Cronch and Wataon-. dnj mok'S'.
Bread street.
fc. #. D. fIhVT-ofcce i-cnTTr
dr. K .iore. se. Ml Broad street Teiejh™
110. residence. No. 21 F W
DB. C. F. d. JFIN— Physician and Barren
-omo. ne r Maeonle building.
m <th av jne. ’
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If yeu our
flown aeed dont buy aay annuals:
wo propose te supply yeu with all
you will want (20# varieties) FREE
we do it simply to call your attention
to something better which to see is to
want The brightest and beet of, eri
odieals for the heme is “WOMEN
a large illustrated moatbly, a a bright
as a new pin and as charming aa a
spring bonnet. It is brimfull of
everything a woman wants to know
and will bring sunshine to the heme
the year round. It is but to fit
and to please women, the home mak
er’ Now foi our offer Send us tea
cants [stamps or silver 1 and we wil
send you M OMEN two months on tri
al, ahd in addition, will send you 20®
varieties of.
E ,T. V. & G. Ry.
ONLY. 2.1-2,
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Lv Rome daily 835 am
Ar, Atlanta . 11.10..
Lv. Rome . 1 1.30 a m
Ar. Atlanta . 2.30 p. m
Lv. Rome .11,10 p.m
Ar. Atlanta . 1,30 , .
. C SMITH G Pa & Ta.
Aimstrong House,
Warters “Extra Good”
Cigar, most fragrant,
newest brand, and
Rome made, ask your
dealer for one.
1 Ladies will find the wafers just
i what they need, and can be depend
• ed upon everytime to give relief. Safe
and /ure. Can be sent by mail sealed
sec'ire’y. Price #2.00 per box. Emer
son i?n»g Co., bun Jose, Cal., and fo r
sale by (tetfse A \\ hit jhead.
If you want, a first
class taiiov made suit,
cheaper than you ever
saw trash sold, visit
Gammon’s Cash Cost
Sale.
Have you tried War
ters ‘‘Extra Good”
Rome made cigar? it
is the most fragrant
smoke on the market.