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THE HUSTLER OF ROME third year. fl® HUIHK. Ths Joint lobate i. Feared by hw Friends. TflE Are r.«t Ware B |, rP the Room Began to Shrink -Clubs” H** e " ot PrOie " Trumps. If Lol Wl Y. Atkinson gained 6 |ri.gb in otb<r parts of the slate iu th** sanjo ratio that hw ponn’aritv increased here since the s ‘ • u nauittee and the fixing of thP hint debate programme last Saturday. Gen. Clement A- Evans bad Metier return to his ministeri al duties while he may; he had better take the advice es hie friend jj. White es Rockdale county and retire from politics. Gen. Evans is himself wearing that worried look which his chos en I’rituds took with them when they went to meet the Atkinson committee to fixup th* joint dis cussion. He is not only on th* <!• feneive in consequence of the back down from the j >iut debate, but as one of his most ardent support ers put it, he is actually on the ru i. Since Saturday’s eveut there has b r 'n more political talk than at any other time since the an Bouucemeuts of Ihe two candi dates. The contest in the meeting of the slate committee over the setting ot the date for the convention, in which the Evans side was fairly whipped out, after the line bad been squarely drawn, has furnished its full ehare of significant talk, but the most inter esting things caid frem an Atkinson point 01 view are about the j int de bate farce palmed off by Gen. Evans* friends. The followers of tbe gallant old num who fought bo bravely in the troubles of 82 are sorely disap pointed to see him show the white leather ir a single hand combat on the slump. Wlif n Colonel Atkinson invited Gen Evans to a joint discussion before ttie people he was particular to say that the proposition contemplated a joint canvass of the state, and' when this invitation was accepted he fully ex pected it to to fulfilled. General Ev ans'fnAuds were satisfied that he wci.iu bear himself well in meeting Colonel Atsinson and were not pre- P u ! i a backdown . Consequently they are anything but elated at the present state of affair#, No reasons were assigned l»y the r;I ‘ s Wends why he refused to ! ILto a B eH eral joint aanvaßs. Ha is health-in fact ha. been 1 end work in hi. ministerial P° -bwhi required considerable kirsr >' 1 ' ol i yetrs l )ast > an d the At ikat tlJ".?n * tke only r ® Aßon i“ issu ‘ u geueral i» too rusty on state a man of Col. Atkin- X-T u abilit -V— Atlanta cor- Teg of Mrcon Telegraph. W“rt3rs “Extra Good” ne^ a le+ mo u st fra srant, newest brand, and del e T ade ’ ask y°or ae for one. ; what th S fin< l tbe wafers just aud fcUre relief. Safe set \ ’ ilnbe SPQtb y mail jealed 1 ?' I ( r r ,Ce J 2 - 00 h erbox - Enter- Mbv it eP £’k w?? B ®’ Gal > and for , / ueese A \\ hitehead. want a first- Reaper t O h- rnade suit ’ SaW P tra^ an V L U ever Cam4 n ®- n sold, visit Sale n s Cash Cost t e J V «£°, U tried War - Rome Good” is the T, ade c 'gar? it fragrant On the market. ANEW ORDER. WOODMINvFIII WORLD JUBT OR GANIZED. A Camp of the Woodmen of the World will be instituted in Rome Saturday night March 10th, al 7:30 o'clock in Knigt ®f Moner Hall corner 3rd Ave and Brond •treat third floor a permanent or ginization will be made. Officers elected and installed The Woodmen v« a progressive re liable order. It has a three degree social work and issues paid up incontestible certificats in sum# of SSOO to S3OOO graded according tc age from 1G to 52 years, an in during and appropiate amomum nt is placed.at the grave of every de ceased member by the order in edition to paying the full amount of insurance. The order is strong in th« North west and South and increasing rapidly in membership. A POLICY HOLDER WRITES ABOUT THE NEW YORK LIFS IMSUHANCE COMPANY. The fellowing letter was written by W. A? Rhudy, one of Rimu leading businessmen, and he “speaks out in meeting” about the New York Life Insurance Company. Mr. Rhudy is a moat conservative business man and his letter is stroag and to the point, Rome, Ga., March 5-1894. Jno. J. Mickle Esq. Agent New York Li'e Ins. Co. Rome, Ga. Dear Sir:— I have been carrying a $5 .000 peliey in the eompany yeu represent and have received my first dividend and settlement I ane so well pleased with the company’s liberality iu dealing with its policy holders that it affords me pleasure to say that I have taken out ansther $5,000 policy with you and consider myself fortu nate iG having SIO,OOO insurance in the New Yark life. Yours Truly, W. A, Rhudy. Dont miss to see the great play, Dan’l Sully, in the “Millionaire” at Nevin’ Opera House To-night, '■ i ■ 4. - ?•>' • ,; • f* . .. s •. £ . i;.:, t .Ji :•: , ' f.lcsi *9* *.• •*1 * -t k £2. r ' u.,’*avlce-;jveut-- ’ vcntorSwtt&.'c! " 3 50., .'iMW U,j A- 13' IN, Alsnrgh-g }. Horne, O. Box : 3. V.'A'l INGTON. 3. *J*Thiß CetApr.ir.' la m ■ ■.et-r*'' ' 7 *. combination larger* mo.it. ! ciJial vs?«P'’« It R« .tted f.ateu,for the e\;-rcss purpe'e of protec t _i;r agslnr: u-r -ruv i». > ...u laoom;'fcteut I'atent A»cr.\s, end «dt |a; ! ilntlns; this advertisementfbtnslu " forth'- r ml liity nad WghatanCUiur of tbe Pr»*a Claims P i ni-auV X7SX JAPANESE T> I EE CURB A New and Complete Treatment, consisting of SUPPOSITORIES, Capsules of Ointment and two Boxes of Ointment. A never-failing Cure for Piles of every nature and degree. It makes an operation with the knife or injections of carbolic acid, which are painful and seldom a permanent cure, ana often resulting in death, unnecessary. Vtfhy endure this terrible disease? We guarantee 3 boxes to cure any case. You only pay for benefits received, tl a box, 6 for Sent by mall. Guarantees Issued by our agents. CONSTIPATION KHlffi the great I TVER aud STOMACH REGULATOR iml BLOOD 1 ( RTEIER. Small, mtld and pleasant to take, eby uully adapted for childreu’e me. so Dotes 25 cents. GUARANTEES Issued only by hiagnetiFnervine Th guaranteed to cure . ’"4l Nervous Prostta- --‘ATS J tion. Fits, Dizzi- fifes ness, Headache, VV Neuralgia and in- •W v JK comnia. G .atex- (• T cesses in the use of to- bacco. opium, alcohid, aud in other direc tionH. bringing on ue •Q&FORE - AMER* bility, pression, Softening of the Bra iP’ ! l 2 6 ?.'2.'i y and at liwt a miserable death. MAGNETIC NER" VIME arretita all lotd ts in either sex, renews vitality and L-ringth to both the muscular and nervous s>stem, tones up tno brain, builds up the flesh, brings refresh ing sleep, and restores health and happiness to tne sufferer. A month’s treatment in mail to any address, SI.OO per box; 6 for SS.W. ’yith evti; order we give a Written Cuarnnttee to cure or refund the money. Circulars free. Guarantees issued enly by our agents. ROME GEORGIA. FRIDAY EVENING MARCH 9. 1894, WM Pat-st s in his Checks From the City of Atlanta. WEDNESDAY, IT WAS CHEEK Yesterday It was Blood worth aud whu and who it will be Tomorrow no one Knows. Atlanta a Good Town is die ir. Atlanta, Ga., March 9 —Mr. Charles Wadsworth ended a drink ing spree yesterday by killing him eclf with morphine. He swallowed the fata! diug yesterday morning about 7 o’clock aud died last night about thirteen hours after. Mr. Wadsworth has liv'd in At lanta many years and is extsmsivs ly known here. He was twenty five years old and married- He and hi# wife lived at 119 Martin stmt with Lia father, Mr. II B. W ado worth, one of the oldest citizens ot Atlanta, who is employed as clerk in the Georgia railroad office. * Y’oung Wadsworth has been working at the freight office in the sains capacity as hie father during the months of this year and a few days ago he drew his salary, aud went on a spree. He had been a drinker in his earlier years but re cently has been quite temperate, During his late spree he remained away from home out of sight ot bia parents and his .wife. Nothing was seen of him by hie relatives from tbe time he went off until yesterday niornug a 7:30 o'clock when he walked into the home of Ins sister, Mrs. W. H. Peek, on Waddell street, just off Edgewood avenue- He seemed to have been drinking and told his sister that li® had taken enough morpheue to kil’ himself. Twice before he had attempted to end hi.* life, and his brother died in the same way, and his sister knew a» »uce what he said was true. She sent to Dr. W. E Johnson, of 504 Decatur street, who when he ar rived a few minutes later, found Mr. Wadsworth uncoucious iu a deep stupor produced by the drug. The physician set to work indusirtous'y to save th® young man, and for Lours he worked patiently. Herbie reme eies were tried but it soon became apparent that the poison had obtain ed too deep a hold *n the young man to render his rescue from death pos sible. All the afternoon the young num lingered, kind relatives watching; by his bedside. Dr. Johnson had told them that the young man could not possibly revive, and without hope they waited for the end. Tbe young man disd about 8:30 o'clock last night. Coroner Paden was notified and will hold an inquest this morning Young Wadsworth, as, stated is widely known throughout the city. He was a popular fellow and had many lovable qualities, In business he was competent and successful. His greatest trouble was his weakness for drink After taking one drink he con d not resist a second, and this way yesterday’s tragedy c *me • The Millionaire one of the strongest plays that has or will appear in Rome this season, at Nevin’ Opera House To-night, A GRAND OFFERI EDEt MME, A. RUPPERT'S r n££ FACE BLEACH MME. A. RUPPERT Bays: • luppreclstethofait XSKk'.ii vSjk that thore are ninny thou- f; KUtf aandsof ladlesintheUnlted Rtatesthatwouldllket try > ?*’*--’■'*>£ my World-Renowned Facß S Bleach: but have been TEv-jfcSft W k pp t from doing so on ac jjStM I nA- *" eountof pr: ♦r. hi< h Isf2.i») . v fe-isr per bottleor 3 bottles taken t■ togeUier, #6.00. In order that allot these may havo vk.'**' an opportrnity, I will give Xgk-9 to every caller, absolutely free, a sample bottle, end Jv z> zzT,z in order tosupply thoseout rzXz-TA- of city,or in any partof tbo world,lwlllsond lt>safely packedln plain wrapper all charges prepaid, for 26 cents, silver or stamp. In everycaseef freckle*, pimples,moth, sal lowness, blackhead*,acne,ecsemn,eli iness rongh noes. or any db'-oloratlon or disease of the skin and wrinkles (not caused by facial expression) FACH BLEACH removes absolutely. It does not cover up, as cosmetics do, bet is a cure. Address MADAHE A. KITPTHT.IM-l.O) No. 6 East (4th St., NEW YORK CITY. EOME VALUABLE RELICS. MRS, J KN W. BRANCH IIA* BANK NoTBB CVk'R A HUNDKBD YJAR OLD. Mr. J. W. Branch of Berry's, brought to our office thu othsr day some veuerable papers Trhicb will sometime prove veritable bonanzas to a rahc hunter. Taey are three well preserver! Virginia bank notes one .or 65 bearing date 1773, and two dated 1775 for £4 and £8 repectively. They were found by Airs. Branch in au old trunk left by her father, and are certainly valuable couriosities these da} a. —Cedar- town Standard. " J.U-CUT A MOTHER’S NEED. BABYHOOD , V.hid) I*BS just Cnteitd its tenth jeer, offers in its March is sue a» unsual number of useful articles to the young mothers whose indispensable nursery guide it bus become Dr. J, H. Rhein discusses the seasonable subject of ‘•Sniffles,’ seemingly a trifling complaint yet one which, if negleated, ashe clearly paints out, may leave serious evils in its train* There is also an instructive medical article on“ Some Earlv Symp toms of Chronic Diseases,” and the editor gives careful as to many ques tions raised by anxious mothers. babyhood speaks with indisputabel authority on such matteis, more than 100 eminent physicians being among its contributors. There are also many useful and entertaining ar ticles on suc’a subjects as baby’s carriage, nursery helps and novelties, baby’s wardrobe, bedtime talks aud uutsery cooking. No young mother anxious for the welfare of her chil dren can do without babyhood, $1 per year. 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Heafford, Genera' Passenger Agent, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, Chicago 111, an 1 Hie portfolios of oictures will b; sent, fre® of ex-- oense, by mail to subscribers Remittance shot, d be made'J>y Iraft, money order, or registered letter. answers to cohbesponrents Farmer—Yes, S uth Dakota fur nishes au excellent field lor diversi fied farming. Wheat, Corn, Barley and Flax are produced in abundant. quantities ana find a ready market at good prices, while the cost of produc tion is much less than in the Eaeterr El ites. Stock raising and wool grow ing have become «nccessful indus tries in South D,il;ct;:. where thous ands of acres of the finest land in tlie United States cm be secured at rea sonable figures and upou long time for deferred payments. Further infor mation will be cheerfully furnished' free of expense by addressing D. C. Brady, Southern Passenger Ag(Z&, r Fourth Ave. Louisville, K y. Citation-Leave To Sei). QBORGIA, FLOYD COUNTY : To all whom it may concern:—w: A. Rhu fig Administrator of Henry B rryhill deceased has in due form applied to the undersigned for leave to sell the lands and personal Proper* ty belonging to the ertate of said deceased, anp application will be heard on the first Monday iu April next. This Tth day of March 18M. John F. Davis Ordinary, Letters of Administration GRoit<jiA,ri.oY» coujitv : To all whom It may ecncetnW arren v mu-,. having in proper form applied to me for perma neut letters of aduainistratioH on the estate ei WiUiam V. Timms, late of said county. This it to c'te all aud singular tbe creditors and next of sin of William v- Timins to be and appear aS my office witbin the time allowed bylaw and show eause, if any they can, why permanent a<f ministration should not b j granted to w»Tteti V. Timms or some other fit and proper person on willitun V, Timms estate. Witness my han a and official signature this 6th day of Marel 18‘Jl, John P. Davis," Ordinary Floyd County King of the Road f ! iF ' * t Absolutely the Best $ ; All drop forgings and English steel • tubing. Bearing strictly dust-preof, A . Zk-gant designs and light weight. » s j «* I • ‘ t $ Ssad Twp‘Cent Stamp A.;.-nt* Fvk 7 >.i=N( V.POUR MOD ?, Wented - C '.TaLOOJB - Monarch Cycle Co. | *' Ixtke and Halsted Sts. CHICAGO * f MARCH \ J x>»i4 •%, **- «U.. M*!» BWCLES /. ■. L'icjaEzcrsasssaffiaaiar