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BisssoM K-s-wsxsf Hee drawinc out fever and pain, and’euring al’ diseases peculiar to ladies. ~ . •‘Orange Blossom” is a pas tile, easily used at any time; it is applied right to the parts. Every lady can treat herself it. Mailed to any address upon re- S K " t ofS..Dr.J.A.McG,U&Co. £1 4 Panorama Place, Chicago, 111. I D. W. Curry, druggist, | NOTICE TO WATER CONSUM | ERS t Water tax for the Fourth Quarter [ is now past due. This being the last [ quarter for the fiscal year, it will be K necessary for consumers to meet the I bills promptly. All bills will be pre ft sentad at once, If not paid the water H will be cut off. ft Consumers who wish to settle, at I the water works office can do, be | tween the hours of 2 and G o’clock p ■ m L J Wagner, t l GENT MAKES Five Dollars a ayselling K A t be greatest Kitcben Utensil ever invented, ft Retails for tbirtv five cents. Two to six can be ft sold in every house. .Millions s< Id in this conn- ■ wy alone, lioit miss the greatest opportunity Bl I over known to make money, easily and qnickly. K Sample sent, postage prepaid for five cents. t , McMAKIK & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio | Warters “Extra Good” | is his newest brand and is the best cigar on I the Rome market. I CAUTIOTT.—Tf a Coaler os'ors W. I*. ■t." Douglaa shoes at a red price, or say? he ha* them without name stamped on bottom,putUiu: dawn aa a fraud. I W W 1B <S2 ■ V.0.Ll “«F'lr%7s K L- VLLOooclas I SR BEST IN B THE WORLD. Ms . " 4 ",* ) O< GI. AS SHf <■-, are stylish, easy fit Mh tin/, am. 5 .,-« selici sa'.ut., ction at the prices ad Ml y er: ■■edti. .a a.,v <• her make. Try one pair and ME becorAinced. The stamping of W. L. Douglas’ |K niT.e .Ind price oa :'.-■ 1 ,>•( , m , which guarantees ■I s; ‘"' S '?”•• - as !i of <lo!1:,rs onnually Im s;e,w V, ' t! ’7'- PMlers " h ° P u(th K If h l VI " " !; k!S Shoes gain customers, ■ of ! '<,'• their fuHliw ■ r h ih;-. I .'?, : ' ; ,:!ntnlessnrofit, I ’,-• H ■’ ! -d k-at l«H». Address, B M bujdb* I SANTRELL & OWENS K| f Pf e I ,eis ikteut couph which usual] HM™xr l ' ,ck ’’' ,hecri pr e ™‘ l| tt,, r y C ? red fcakin * Cham lhZ°w! Ohio ’ says: -“La B I Affpr >e f t Ule W ’ tk a Pevere cough, ■ » SnVH ' al 1 ent ■ relief, 1 tried Chamber- Mi e >b ’ which effected BM 1 , ■ 111 ’ have also found ■l| , 0 ■* "’itliout an for children Br liiiiiV’i' ‘" u " or I Male weaknesses. ■K >(l ter 3 \X"ll'L'\’!, ln the Te T prime of life. . t,a K p ,but are seldom s*ouud Rtl F '■• ■■. 1 ‘ S ’ a,k * We answer .mln, ■'" r ,ife can he lengthen OXf, E. Trvoneiaei I l ' P> ,f y °“ com,ueD <» AT mu " f ’’ nrl(S Vi K* na > Sup- ■ mak e»ne WK „. ‘ “'‘’er .regret it. Wil) dk n.‘ 5 ° U aMd wiu absolutly 1 I'Kitl u K\ r " d fe,nale weaknesses. 4 , ‘•“’••-nhea or whites are y v" ne ° r two aPPlica ; : ' geby luail Prepaid. REM hI>YCO, BOSTON MASS, ■ MAGlicilC NERVINE. ' s Bo 'd w *‘h written Kf® 1 guarantee to cure S*£ *■ -rvoueProetra V. W tion, Fits, Dir !- ▼ n ese,Headache and i., F/ va T fjeuralgtaandWake rulners,caused by ex 'EE-PObt > NF Dibacco and Alco ~ AFTER . b ."*; Mental Depres- "“''“i? Mi»«r M ‘ ,n> Softening of MB Prerr-a, , ! ‘ '^l*- ’"saoity and Death; r ® Old Ai. o * Power in either wr Eo 0 , q .■•■'■ ‘'‘'"'‘ty Dawes, enured Youth.' h ~.7 Pr ’ ll ’l'‘ ,f tlie Brain and Ll ’ ’' nJ T'rih,_ W *‘ ak Organs their ‘“nd Im nih w Joys of use; cures k‘r 1, .v '. '“‘'l p,,.. k? ■' akness. a month's treat- I v,. ; ■■ I:;;.;' ■BB|g» ywaat; f *"<>» BUTKRS. iKflsd Ito lot Wai. Are you fond of books? If you Ere I think this article will inter cat you very much. The question has often passed through my mind that if all the books in ths world were taken away from me, what six or even doz ‘fi would I select? I have never been able to fix upon any six yet. As fast as I w>uld write one down on my list, I would find ar >ther I thought better. The thing absorbed my mind so that at last determined to ask six ladies and six gentlemen of Rome who were known to be close stud* euts. Five ladies and three gentle men out of the dozen were kind enough to favor me with a reply, and the result is given below. At a matter of course, every one would take the Bibl* as one of th* books and those who did not in close itin their list stated that they were under the impression that I did not intend for it to be consid ered in the lot. I failed to sta‘e sue.* in my notes and this is why it does not appear in all replies. First I will give the ladies Mrs. J. A. Gammon says these books would be her greatest comfort and telle why. 1 “Lewis 4 Biographical History of Philoiophy —” To remind us of the efforts of the human mind towards finding truth. 2. 4 ‘Qu‘ei Victoria's 44 “Life of Prince Consort—” For a guide to wards a sensible and elevating conduct of home affairs the sam ft in palace as cottage, 3. ‘'Emersons Essays— ’’ To give one the consolation of mind and soul braced in calmness poised in strength for the inevit able. 4 . “Lucille” by Owen Merideth —For the wit the foinance the poetry of the 19ih Century. 5. “Ivanhoe” by Walter Scott — for beauties of all kind. 6. “Beatrice” Rider Haggard. To teach us that error can be re deemed by strength of will ai;d death. P. S, Beatrice may be supple mented with Adam Bede—-whose error runs its course to misery and < death And Wm Paysons htm-ly wit is always a refreshment. Miss Eleanor Churchill Gibbs merely makes the list; but any comment is unnecessary as its in deed a wise selection: 1 . The Bible. 2. Worcesters Dictionary. I i'ttanica, 4' Homer. 5. Shakespeare. 6 Browing. Mrs, R. D. Hughes says that there are no six books that would sut sfy her, but she sends her six favorites: 1. The Bible, 2. Ben Hur, 3. Les Miserables. 4 D ivid Copperfired< 5. Hamlet. 6. Autocrat of theßeak ;ast Table. Airs. M. A. Nevin’s differs from all the otn»T 3 iu P oiut of havin g a book on the cu.’jiary art—the great civilizer of the world. Owen truly says: “We may lire without poetry, muflc and art: We may live without conscience and live without heart, We may live without friends, we may live without beoks; “But civilized man cannot live without ceoks! - ’ 1 “Lucille,” by Owen Msrideth 2 “Sacra Privata,” by Bishop Wilson. 3 “History of the United States’ by Alexander H. Stephens. 4 “Shakespeai’s works” by Wil liam Shakespeare. 5 Unabridged Dictionary by I Webster. 6 Dixie Ceok-book. Mrs. A. B. S. Moseley considers it a great undertaking. “Looking backward, memory recalls many beautiful gems, that linger in the mind like strains of an exquisite melody, and to reject one of them seems like turning ones back on a : dear and familiar friend.” “With the premise that you do not include the Bible. I would say. 1 “Shakespeare for the study of THE HUSTLER OF R )ME, SUNDAY, MARCH 11 1894. universal man. 2 “An Apocalypse of L’fe” ly Walter Cheney for its profound thought,, exhaustive research and ]ts incomparable reasoning to man of his material elements and his I immortal soul 3, “Bleak House," by Charles Dickens. For exquisite blending of humor and its well turned sar casm and fine delineation of char- i acter. , 4 “Ben Hur," by G- n Lew Wai- I lace. For Christian argument. | grandeur of language and thrilling romance. 5 “Heart of Midlothian,” by Walter Scott. As a lesson of truth love and self-saerifice. 5. Age of taba, For it is the golden key that unlocks the beau ties of our choicest literature, that would otherwise pass into oblivion unappreciated, because uncompre hended." Now for the gentlemen. Mr. Junius F. Hillyer thinks this last come nearer meeting his own re quirements than ethers he can re member. 1 The Bible 2 The Cook of Georgia. 3 Shakespeare. 4 Pickwick Papers. 5 Les Miserabfes. GMcCunleys History of England Dr. A. J.Battle, leaving out the Bible and religions works, st 1 cts : 1. Shakespeare Dramas. 2 Millen's “Paradise Lost 4 ' 3 Emmersons Essays. 4 Scotts “Lady of the Lak* and M armion. 44 5 George Elliots Middlemarch 1 ’ 6 Dicken’s Dumbey & Son. Prof. J. C. Harris very justly says that All knowledge is valua ble and relative merits of the books certain it cannot be discussed within the limits named. Any ob* of the mathematics or natural sciences or “cosmic" philosophies any treatise on any department of law. medicine, theology or date craft is a book in the field of lit erature.” And when we reckon in addition the vast number of histo ries and essay? and the expression of man’s creative imagination ip noetry and romappg, music and art, now in book forni, H be seen bow utterly hopeless is the task you have set for me, I will say, however, that in three books. 1 The Bible, 2 The Encyclopedia Brittanica, 3 Unabridged Dictionary, One could find more knowledge t tn he can acquire." 8. It makes a very entertaining and instructive list it you will study it, and it comes from people who have read comprehensibly, i* every department of the vast field of literature. I extend thanks to all wh* fa- v -‘red me with a reply, and are grateful J® them for help’: i • in the matter. Jno. Reese. Chamberlain's C jugh Rem n ’• _iv< the best satisfaction of an gu medicine I hanble, and as a sellar leads all other preparations iu this market. J recommend it bee” - is the best tnedicine I uve r hm.- ted for coughs, colds and croup. A. W. Baldridge, Millersville, 111. For sale by Lowry Bros. Druggist. A severe rheumatic pain in the left shoulder had troubled Mr. J. H Loper, a well known druggist of Des Moines, lowa, for over six moi t At times the pain was so severe that he could not lift anything. With all he could do he could not get rid of it untill he applied Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. ‘ T only made three applica tions of it,” he says, “And have since b ‘en free from all pain" He now reccommends it to persons similarly afflicted. It is for sale by Lowry Bros. Druggist Our congratulations go out to that puissant Atkinson paper, the Hustler of Rome.ou its splendid victory in the municipal flight that terminated Tuesday iu tbe election Huylers candy rec’d fresh every month, at Hammack Lucas & Co’s Fresh stock of Buist Garden Seed for sale cheap. Hammack Lu cas & Co’s, GBUi.CH CHIMES. | Dr. R. B. Headden, will commence a protracted meeting at the First B ip list church, about A] ril the Ist. The Methodist in North Rome will erect a handsome biick church during the coming year. The "Methodist Preachers Meet j ing" will be he’d in tin J e turj loom , -i i. e I list church tomor- row morning at 9:30. < ’ ,ock. Rtv. J. J. Hunt, the eloquent pas tor of North Rome Baptist church will preach at that church this morn ing and evening. Hon. W. J. Neel and Rev. W, M. Bridges have been appointed dele gates to the Baptist Association which meet in M icon Apiil 3d. There will be no service at the St Mary’s Catholic church until Eas ter. The “Floyd County Methodist Conference’’ will meet at the First Methodist Church in April, Delegate* from every Methodist Church Sunday School in Floyd county will be pres ent. The womans Christian Temperanc Union of th* State will meet this spring in Rome. Rev. Wm. Murdoch the zealous young pastor of the East Rome|M E. church reports th.<t he expects to commence work on a handacme brick edifices in East Rome at an ear jy date. The eongregation of St. Peters Episcopal church are much encour aged at the pr*spect ®f com pleting their “Little Stone Church on the Corner’’ in the near future Mr. Joel T. Gibson, th* *loquent pastor of the Ist. M. E. church is very much encouraged at the outlook for his church, Dr. Gibsca is preach ing to increased congregations every Sunday. The Sunday School at Pansy Chap el is one of the most interesting in the city. Sup’t Junius George and bis coms pf teachers are doing a no ble work ip the factory district. The Sunday School of the Second Baptist church has Q»e of the youngest superintendents in the state, Mr, Ben Wright who ha* scarcely reached majority. Dr. Geotchius will fill his pulpit at the First Presbyterian church today Dr. Geotchius is one of the most thoughtful preachers in the city. Rome could be truly called the “city of churches.“ having more con gregations than any city of its size in the South, and a larger percent of “ehurch goers than auy city in the United States. Rev. W, B. Jennings D, D. the el oquent paster of the First Presbyte rian church at Macon is seriously considering a eall to the leading Pres byterian chuich of Birmingham Ala, Dr. Jennings has m iny adn r " ■’* I friend* in Rom*. Rev , W,S, Stevens, thejn&wly ap pointed pastor of the Third Metho viist cLird t?j11 at an early date move h ■ i .xily to K >me< R.T, G f Duvall, will commence a revi al ar the Second Methodist church m»xt rnanth. Fits, dizziness, hysteria, waka fulnese, bad dreams and softening of the brain quickly cured by Magnetic Nervine. Sold by D. W Curry Druggist There is no money saved and compounded without danger from panics and depression, like that of a life policy in the Penn, Mutal Life Insurance Company, R. G. Cross, Agent. IT DOES NOT PAY TO LIV E. In a leaky house or have a garden without fences while the Cundeil Lumber C*. is selling the best neart shingles, oak posts aad heart fencing at “hard times prices. Lumber arriving every day 2 9-lmo Warters “Extra Good” for sale by all cigar dealers. Inflamed itching, burning, crus ty and scaly skin and scalps of iu fants, soothed and cured by John sen’s Oriental Soap. Sold by D- W. Curry Druggist. CHURCH IJIRECTOBY. METHODIST, SOUTHERN first CHURCH : Cor. 3rd Avu. and East 3ud St. Rev. Joel T, Gibson pastor. Preaching, every Sunday at 11 a in. and 7 :30 o’clock, p. in. Prayer-meeting, Wednesday even ing at 7 :30 o’clock. Sunday School, Sunday morning at 9:30 o’clock Henry Harvey, Supt. second church: West 2nd St., between Avenues A. an 18. Rev. Geo. W. Duvall, pastor. Preach ing, every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7. p. in. o’clock. Prayermeetiiig, Wedn“sday evening at 7. o’clock. Sunday School, Sunday morning a»9:3oo’cluck. J. B Hili, Supt. Epworth League every Sunday af eruoou at 3 . 3U o’clock. third church: Main St. near I Bluff. Rev. W. S, Stevens, pastor Preaching every Sunday at 11 a in. and 7 p. m. o’clock. Prayere meeting, Wednesday evening at 7 o’clock Sunday School, Sunday morning at 9:30 o’clock. T. J. Reece, Supt. Class meeting every Juuday afternoon at 3 o’clock. East Rome: Rev. Win. Murdoch pastor Preaching Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7,p.m. o’clock by the pastor Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 7.o’clock Sunday School, Sunday af ternoon at 3 o’tl >ck. Pansy Chapel . Bth Avenue, near Railroad Sm d iy SLool every Sunday morning at 9; 30 O'clock Junius George, Supt. West Rome' Sunday School every Sunday afternoon, at 3 o’clock, E. Fletcher Smith, Supt. north bomb; Perkins st. near Kingston Ave. Rev. J . A. Sswell, pastor. Preaching this evening at at 7. o’clock; by th* pastor. Sunday-school at 9:30 a. m. T. B. Broach, SuuL- Prayer-meet ing Wednesday evening at 7 o’c’eck. BAPTIST, first church: Cor. 4’h Avei u-* and East Ist. street, Rev. R. B. Headden, D. D pastor. Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. ra. and 7 :30 p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening at 7 :30 o’clock, Sundav school Sunday morn’qg at 9:30 o’clock, W. J. Neel. Supt, BECoNp VHUROH: Cor. sth. Ave. and Mullberry St, Rev H. D. Gil bert, pastor. Preaching every Sun day at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Prayer meeting Wedn sd ! ’ evening at 7 o’clock- Sunday-schooJ every Sun day liiofuing at 9;30 o’clock. Benj Wright, Supt. broad street: Cor. Broad and Sts, Rev J J Hunt, pastor/Preach ing today by th a pastor. Priyer meeting Thursday evening at 7 o’clock. Sunday school every Sun day morning 9 o’clock.J J Reece supt, Wyatts Chapel: East Rome Sunday Schoo] every Sunday morning at 9:30 o’clock, J. B. Pa’tou Supt. Prayer meeting W ndeeday evening at 7 u‘clock. PRESBYTERIAN 16 D ’ JF.CD : Cor. 3rd Ave and •i ts, Rev, G, T. Geotchius, I pa reaching every Sunday at U a . and 7:30 p. m. Prayer ■ueetiug, WeJ:' ssd “r , al 7:3oo‘clock. Sunday sc~ eve Sunday m 'ning nt 9:30 o‘cloc.., C. E. McL -.p ” pr ayer meeting Frid uvenK o . Second Church : Bluff St- near Main, Rev W. Lee Harrell, pastor Preaching Sundays at 11 a, m. and, 7 p,m. o’clock. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. o’clock, G. H Miller, Supt, EPISCOPAL. st peters: Corner 4th Avenue and East Ist St, Rev, C. Buckner Hudgins, rector. Service as usual today. MISCELLANEOUS. congregational Methodist: N rlh Rome, Rev. J. W. Gilliam pastor, catholic, st. marys: between 4ih and sth Avenues Father M. I. Clifford, priest. Ser vice at this church as usual. y. m, c. A : Nobel’s Hall over Antaguolia ; John H iggins, Sec’ty Boys meeting every Sunday after noon at 2:30 o’clock. Service for meu only every Sunday at 4: o’clock. Strangers stopping in the ‘ city are cordially invited to visit, th* room* *t any time. Ladies will find the wafers just what they need, and can be depend ed upon everytime to give relief. Safe and sure. Can be sent by mail sealed securely. Price 82.00 per box. Emer son Drug Co., San Jose, Cal, and for sale by Reese Whitehead. m: mil IF YOU NEED Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Note Hea Is, Statements, Envelopes, Circular?, Programs, Posters, Dodgers, Pamphlets, Minutes, Cards, i: Ticket 11 OR ANYTHING FROM A GTNVSIIICA RD TQ . A 3 -SHEET POSTER, , YOUCAM SAVE MONEY By Getting Estimates From the SHANKLIN PRITG , HOUSE. ZiOTTESE Buist’s prize meda garden seeds, for sail by, Hammack Lucas & Co’ sa Kyr J? Prof. K. W. Smith, I'rin. Commercial Convge of Ky. University. Lexington, Ky., was awarded MEDAL AND DIPLOMA BY THE WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION, For System of Book-keeping sod Guise’s! Moeine-s Ediaeotton, ete. Cost to complete Business Course about JW. including tuition,boot* and board, Phonography, Type Writing and Telugrsptiy taught. For elrculars, address, w. *• taiiTn, rvooMcwa, I utsgtss, *yt