The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898, March 05, 1894, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWE HiISTLEH OF UWE. r w »« “Or» seoonn-rl.xM Mail 'tatter. MgJ— Illi 111 ■■ .f ■!■■ . ■ ——a „ I, V ■ ■ I ' ■ PHIL G. BYRD, DAILY AND SUNDAY. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIG Bd cent a week or $5 00 per annum JFICE: Corner Broad Street and a'lfth Avenue. Official Organ Bf.the city of Rome, and Foyd, the “Banner couuty’’ of Georgia. ANNOUNCEMENT. Rome Ga. Jan. 23 1894. Xojtor Hustler of Rome. You are hereby authorized to ■Duounce this ticket to the voters Borne, subject to their action in Hie [coming municipal election, Making their support, we pledge our Imt effort, individual and coin i»od, to the services of the people Mid to the upbuilding of our city. Respectfully, FOR MAYOR FOR ALDERMEN Jirst Ward —A. B. McArver, Second Ward—W. J Nee-1, Third Ward —Henry Stoffragan. Fourth Ward—Walter Harris, Fifth Ward -T. J. McCaffrey . Mr. Atkinson, makes the follow ing additional appointments for speaking: Baxley, Appling county, on Monday, March 5. Jesup. Wayne county, on Thurs day, March 6. The Tribune, like Moses Daily, Henry Ober and the ether colored jrators for the Seay ticket, has no tote in tomorrows election. r Even the Third party preachers arathe open enemies of Mr. At kinson. 3 bis speaks well for the tolor of his democracy . i ™ The Rome Tribune says: ‘‘How do men of inteligence hush their consciences while they deal out liquor, money or provisions for votes?" Why d ont you include i “shoes” in that question? The Tribune, that paragon of fairness and prodigy ot truthful!— M6SB, after its “Eggbustin” crusade and “headbreaker 11 campaign, now falls back upon its spotless record •nd from the turrels of tbs-ice palace of its frigid editorial col umns, undertakes to read the voter of Rome a lecture on ‘“tbe mud laomeiang.’* The Georgia State Spoitsman’e Association, at its meeting in Sa ran nah last week, passed a reso lution favoring a law which shall make all dogs whose owners pay Sakes on th<>m property, and pro vides a penalty for killing or steal ■tg such animals. •‘Remember when you vote that ♦very piece of property in the city re subject to an execution for the and inter* st of any bond that may be in default. —Rome Tribune. The Tribune seems to be alarm ed about its new type setting ma chine, its six columns of daily telegraphic pot metal and its re cord for voting for the demcratic Bominee, The Tribune has the sympathies of tke Seay ticket •jieakers each of whom, like the Tribune, has no vote. Tbe Tribune, the mouth peice •f the Seay ticket, said yesterday mudslinging that is being ione against Capt Ssay and Iris ticket is sure to react on thair eponents* and that people,* kuowa •who are tbe representative and progressive men iu this comusily, lud they are not going to be de eeived by street stories and can ards gotten out for electioneering purposes, Can The Tribune furn ish a single street story or canards? Taa. II ustler of Rome has heard Bone, and surely, if the Tribune . has by accident stumbled on “some ’ thing of interest,” it will give its 7*tient and expectant subscribers a verse or two. Thai the Constitution-Journal combination ia not all powerful is shown by the w»y one man knocked out its scheme to eaddle Pied mont park on the city. Another man is just as surely knocking out its scheme to saddle its candidate on the State. —Griffin News, Mayor Goodwin and hundreda of good citizons of Atlanta huve just had a tilt with the “Atlanta ring” and downed it. Will Max Moyerhardt of Rome rally to the defense of the “Ring” or will he desert it in the hour of its defeat? No Atlanta Ring, indeed I The Hon . Joe Terrell was in the city yesterday booming Atkinson for governor. The learned attor ney general says he has been keep ing his eyes epen and that Atkin son will sweep the state like a cy • clone. “The Evans folks are doing the talking,” he said, but when the votes are counted they won’t talk <^,uite so much. The Atkin son folks are keeping quiet and will get there with both feet.” — Macon Telegraph. —W-R l ' "i *"" ' * wh T“IS‘IHE tribune uneasy? “If city affairs ars committed to the hands of inexperienced a d incompetent men, we will be f >r tuuate if expens >b do not rm: away with the income. R uno Tribune. The above, from the 6eay ticket organ is leveled at John D. Moore who has served in the council, a man who has never made a busi ness failure. At A. B. MoArver, a most success ful young dry goods merchant, whe advertises extensively —out of the Tribune. At. W. J. Neel, a most decidedly successful young lawyer and finan cier. At Henry Stoffragan, a sober? hustling, wide-awake [young busi ness man, handling his own affairs and heavy intereits for othirs. At Judge Walter Harris, whose ability was such that both tickets put him on and only sheer desper ation drove the Seay ticket into dropping And at T, J. McCaffrey, a man who has been tried before, and who proved himswlf fully compe tent—a man who seems to have succeeded better in following his daily avoc tion than has the edi tor of the Tribune. Continuing the attacl, “Old Potty de la Merehine” says: “That is the danger to which in experience and incapacity is open in every business, especially iu the public business.” Had the Tribune, with all its backing, financial and otherwise, proven its self some kind of a suc cess, its cry of ‘ wolf,’’might alarm the natives; as it is the people of Rome know John 1) Moore, and his ticket, and know them well, and the only question now is: “how many hundreds of a majori ty shall we give them. “OLD POTTY” IS RESTLESS! “There is money to be saved in the funding of the Rome bonds by the new council, provided that body has the ability to conduct the difficult negotiations which must be gone through with before two or three hundred thousand dollars worth of bonds can be suc cessfully floated . —Sunday Tri bune. The majority of the registered voters of the city of Rome have every confidence in the ability of tho John D. Moore ticket, to ar range for the proper handling of “those bonds’ - —The Tribune should not worry its self, for time will prove that the new council, with John D, Moore as mayor .vill edit the city’s bonded indebted ness with a deal more ei se than the Tribune people are editing their own. The Tribune's diet of “machine” made pie and telegiaph pot metal seems to be most productive of “bonded” night mare« with “finan cial*’blue ribbons woven in the tails and mains. Let “Old Potty” and her sweetheart, The Argus, and their colored offspring, the Sunday News, take a day off and get the Seay weed out of their hair and tbe Seay sand out o their eyes. THE HUSTLER OF ROME, MONDAY MARCH 5, 1894. THEN AND MOW. While the Atlanta Constitu tioa’s cry of “com* down Mr. At kinson,” is being eehoed over lhe State by the little "ms—too” pa pars the folloving paragraphs,« clipped from the Constitution of a year ago will make choice raid ing matter for those who have fal len uudrr the spell *f patriotic sentiment: “Hon. W. Y. Atkinson came up from Newnan yesterday and spent the day in tbe city. He was cordi ally received ly the politicians around the hotels, and they w re busy talking politics the entire day. But Col. Atkinson seems to have his hands full now with the attention he is giving the Girl's Normal and industrial Collsga, and takes but little interest in the division of the epoi's the p c curisg of which ha had so much to advance as chairman es the State Democratic Committee. The service he rendered ie this capac ity will not soon be forgotten by the people of irad that he will again be called into service wjien the party needs a gallant chieftian, goes witheut paying.” Since th t late M Atkinson has assisted in crushing one of Atlan ta's pet schemes; a scheme which, had she worked, would have been more to Atlanta's material interest than to the Confederate veterans: viz; the heme, And of course, that monument of Georgia purity, the Coastituton, wants none of Mr. Atkinson -and the Great Evening Journal gets in the Baine boat —because the lin«s are drawn and Bs Georgia or At lanta — and Atlanta papers are for Atlanta POLITICAL RETORTS. While tbe Atlanta doctors are vac cinating people to ward off small pox, it would be a good idea sos them to examine tbe Evans boom. It will probably be found that it needs diji talic to increase heart action, as its vitality it getting low.—Co’umbus Ledger. Tbe Evans boom is not epidemic, for the simple reason that it is to> slow to be “ketchin ’ —anything. Good democrats are proof against such a disease, “Already they are casting about for their best and meat available men. Polk county will figure conspicuous ly in congressional politics, and a Cedartown man has been favorably mentioned as a possible nominee. Colonel Miller A. Wright is looked on favorably by many of his party as a good man for the lightning to strike, and it may be that he will be the man." —Cedartown Standrrd. Should Colonel Miller Wright take tbe stump, The Hustler of Rout will report his speeches and make “syndicate" articles of them. We will work our “patent” on Colonel Miller. GUBE RNATORIALLY SPEAKING The “associate editer’’ of the Americus Times Recorder takes ex ceptions to the position of the Solid South on the old soldier sentiment: We know the old Confederate soldiers better than does the “associate edi tor." We were a follower sf General Longstreet in some of his most noted battles, but think it time now to let qualifications be the standard for of fice. Sentiment has ruled, politically, long enough. The time ha« been when ab old soldier could get what he wanted in the way of an office, re gardless of quahfii ation. Sentiment ruled then, politic illy. New let us look at something more than’the “old soldier” when we want efficient of ficers.—Rochelle Solid South. In common with a large majority of the young men of the state, we de sire 'o see a live, progressive wide awake young democrat in the gov ernor’s chair, and in the person of W. Y. Atkiuson we have chosen the man for the position.—Cochran Tel egram. * NATIONAL POLITICS. The Democratic party has but one request to make of the Democratic Senators—get together. The majori ty in the Senate is too slim o ndulge in ar-v nwskev business—Newnsn He.aid. The war is over. War measures should be fostered no more. L't the iniquitious tariff go and the people have at least, a portion of their rights. —Roberta corespondent. AMWG THE PAIHCBS. It is said that Atlanta society is setting a lit* Is higher standard. I n dur th* new regul <rtiou» convicted forges ar« debarred. — H tlo# Week ly. Heres the way Hale, of Coiiyers crawls into the neck of “Hog an I hominy ’ cru-a le of the G*#r£ia leucil pushers: The w ekly press boys a e hav ing a good deal to say about hog and hominy. What do they know about hog and hominy? A good bait of fresh hog meat would dou ble them up worse than a bucket of green plumbs, o Brunswick appears to be in the wake of the fakes.—Brunswick Times. We presumed as much when we learned that the Timos Advertiser was bed ridden with the Allan's distemper the Evans fever. o The Savannah police are to be armsd with sho'guns.—Brunswick Times, Iu Rome the po’ice have courage enough to get in their work with a billy—while in Brunswick the blue coa’s have to use Wiucherter rifles. Os course it all depends on the degree of an effic rs courage See? o The number of marriages p«r --f ,rmed throughout the world each day is estimated at 3,000. So there are 1,095,000 honeymoons in every year.-—Athens Banner, There may average 3,000 mar riages per day, but a large percent of those marriages are Honey moonless nights and dint you for get it. • o It is said that Dr. Hawthorne fears Mrs. Felton more than any thing—God or devil. We don't blame him. for she skins him like a nigger getting tan bark.—Hale's Weakly. o It is not only th Q Bible that con tains Revelations, Just read tbe Atkinson organs,— Augusta News. After Augusta 3rd ~ we will have a few chapters from the Evans organs from the book of Lamenta tions. GEORGIA NUGGETS. Is Georgia in Atlanta or is At lanta in Georgia? The question will be determined at the polls in the coming campaign, sa s The Hustler of Rome. —Columbus edger. G, K. Woodward in jail for criminal libel, was released on bond yesterdaypending the hearing of the case in the supreme court. — Atlanta Constitution. The late military duel in Atlan ta is iu the hands of a receiver, — Grffis News• STATE POLITICS. The Cochran Telegram, hrs been quietly watching the gubernatorial situation, and waiting until General Evans visited the town before declar ing fer Atkinson.—Columbus Led"- er. Papers are but the pulse of the masses. Many of them are dropping out of the Evans, iuto the Atkinson column. That must mean somethin". o —Oglelhropi Echo. VP TO A CERTAIN POINT in the progress of Consumption, Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is a jxisitive remedy. Even in the most advanced case,, it gives com fort end relief; and where other medicines only relieve, this will | mire. But delay is dangerous, with Con sumption. In all the conditions that lead to it, the “Discovery” is the remedy. With severe, lingering I Coughs or Weak Lungs, nothing J acts so promptly. Every disease that can be reached through the 1.1 od yields to this medicine. The Scrofulous affection of the lungs that’s called Consumption is one of them. For this,-and ror every other form of Scrofula, fer all blowl-taints and disorders, and all chronic Bron chial, Throat, and Lung affections, the “ Discovery ” is the only remed v so certain that it can be guaranteed. If it ever fails to benefit or cure, you have your money back. Can anything else be "just aa good ” for you to buy ’ Don’t believe it. & Dr. Sage’s Remedy positively cures Catarrh. Warters “Extra Good’’ for sale by all cigar dealers. THE GREATEST MINSTREL. OW IN AMBRJCA AT NEVIN'S OPIMA HOUFB TONIGHT Cha*. H. Labkin, tl.e favorite bari tone, J. Walter Wilson, phenomenal basso, and F. C, Smith, the tenor of •outhtrn melodies, are all with Gor ton' Minstrels, and are to be heard evor-r evening in their warbling (both seperately and j >intb ) of tho latest songs and ballads, A M<n Known to every dealer in and player of braM band music in tho civilized world will be in this city shoitly. He is Prof. Joseph Gortor, the noted composer and solejproprie tor of Goito«‘» Original New Orleans Minstrel*, now in its 28th consecutive year. Mr Gorton personally direct ed tho Open Air Gold Band Con cert given here at noon, to day Tonight, March sth. In front of the Opera House, performance to follow at 8, o'clock. E .T. V. & G. Ry. ONLY. 2.1-2, HOURS, OTOO ATLANTA Lv Romedaily 8 35a m 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 A Ta. Aimstrong House, BOMB U OF M. The safest and most desirable route be tween ROME and ATA NTA The only line with Pas senger Depot in the City of Rome. SCHEDULE Lv. Rome (daily) 7:45 A. M. Ar. Atlanta “ 11:05 A.M. Lv. Rome (daily) 2:50 P. M. Ar. Atlanta “ 6;25 P. M. RETURNING. Lv. Atlanta (daily )8:00 A. M. Ar. Romo “ 11:10 A.M. Lv, Atlauta(daily) 3:10 P, M, Ar. Rome <’ 6:20P.M. For any other information call oa C. K. Ayeb, GPA. J. A. Hume, Tkt. agt W F. Ayer, T M. Inflamed itching, burning, crus ty and scaly skin and scalps of in fants, soothed and cured bv John eon’s Oriental Soap. Sold’ by D W. Curry Druggist. Buist’s prize meda garden seeds, for saf by, Hammack Lucas & Co* I Have a sixty horse power mill M heat, corn, and sawmill that I want to exchange for good rent ng property m Atlanta. Millie in good first class condition and is surrounded by 10 acres good creek bottom lands, Correspondence solicited. Phill G. Byrd. VIOLIN LESSONS. Taught by. Edw. Buchanan. 507 E. First. St. Care E. C. 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Telephone*^" 1 ' H? illMSLß—Physician and~Sm^—- ’ 2®d ,atret ‘ ldeDC ‘‘ 6H ‘ vea »eA, pl. of Route ana surroundini <±|* Office at Crouch and Watson’s Broad street. g Btote >« Dlirw/D. drugstore. Fo. 331 Broad street Te-u™ 110. reelde» »o. No. 21 Si a“” Jne"”" 10 bUi ' dine ‘ The Penn. Mutual Life In •urance Co, of Philadelphia Assets $22,773,00 with this Co. the Ass’n will get benefit of Interest re»ts profits that have been accumulating for a century. R. G. Crosi, Agent, can show many ad vantages to be derived by taking their Policy. FOR RENT CHEAP. I will rent, cheap, to right party my former home on Fourth Avo. an elegant 9 rsam resident with splendid garden and a number ot excelent fruit trees’[fas boen rent. Ing for S4O. per. month. Will rent now for $25.00 per. month. Addresi or apply to: Mrs. Joe H. Sergent, 2 —2s'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 5:30 a. m., instead of 8:40 as heretofore, Freight for Coosa river points will be recived on Mondays and Thurday evening! J. D. Kirkpatrick, General Manager. RESTAURANT 202. FIFTH AVE, Opposite New Court House ( Boarding and Lott Meals at all Hours?- STATE & COUNTY TAXES. Ail unpaid taxes for 1893 are being put in hands of Sheriff for Colection Jno. J. BlaCk. T-C. Warters “Extra Good Cigar, most fragrant, newest brand, ano Rome made, ask yo ur dealer for one. Ladies will find the wafers what they need, and can be depen fed upon everytime to gi»e relief ba and sure. Can be sent by mail jealc -securely. Price $4.00 per box. son Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and sale by Reese A W hitehead. If you want a first' class tailor made suiu cheaper than veu eye saw trash sold, visi Gammon’s Cash Los Sale. Have you tried War* ters “Extra Good Rome made cigar? 1 is the most fragf an smoke on the market.