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rAS life IXSCO ' OF NEW VO HK onv hits an office at Office Building in N°> 11 j Ml . DH. Burton. The cW with good sue- C *;'“ u .an. you “Xi» w-’’* ■”‘ , “ atr, o ‘' IX *-*• “ a ,ta By “‘ . ttar halves say they could Ourb l l le without Chamber- Bot ke rou 'h remedy. It is used m lftius , 7 >lt the homes m Leeds. I more than L t I()Wa . rfbk shoM , B Sijisßb os " . wljilJ h that remedy is the este 01U beall s q ( ] f or years bellbv iel i| known. Mothers have auJ 18 Xt there is nothing so good leal lu ip and whoopiug cough, or . „ • these ailments quickly hat it c'- 111 ’’ j t| ia t it is pleas- to take. 25 ant an i , ’ os for sals by Low* 3U n' s< V's-a-g ;st ' ,y Bros. mu o r jjEW TRAINS ON THE OR. & 0 / ]\la»V 13th £c“u«»»op Bmm “', nl °°l un i' 1 w i i-11 a Sunday sched n Train leaving Cedartown early in • Also commencing at noon f. g l,n Alav 12th round trip tick food to return until noon Mon a followin'' will be sold between all day folm'niJo . ~ 1. i> x local stations on C. 11. .VC. Xu it. at XV This will enable everyone who desires to l l° to visit tie Xnntains near Chattanooga and to XemUtareiiexereisos at various points. , 5 ours Truly. C. B. Wilburn May 7th ts Traffic Mgr. VALUABLE PRESENTS FREE. We wish to introduce our Sys— into every home. We know That we manufacture tin very best remedy on earth for the cure of Constipation. Billiouenesß, Sick Headache, Kidney Troubles, Torpid Liver, etc; and that when you have tiied these pills you will dadiy recommend them to o'hers, or take an agency, and in this way we shall have a large, well-paying demand created. As a special inducement for ev err n-ader us this paper to try’ these pills and take an agency at once,we will giv p to (ah person who sends twenty-fivecents in cash, or thirty cents in stamps tor a box of System PiUs, one of the following presents: A handsome gold watch, a good silver watch, a valuable town lot, a genuine dia mond ring, a casket of silver ware or a genuine $5 00 gold piece. Ev ery purchaser gets one of the above presents. There are no exceptions Shaw Remedy Co, Rutherford N. J. Persons who sympathize with the fileted will rejoice with D. E.Carr of 1235 Harrison street Kansas City. He is an old sufferer from inflamma tory rheumatism, but has not hereto fore been troubled in this climate. Last winter he went up into Wiscon sin, and in consequence has had an other attack.‘‘lt came upon me again very acute and severe,” he said. “My .ointsswelled and became inflamed; sore to touch,or almost to look at Upon the urgent’request of my moth er- in law I tried Chamberlain’s Pain Balm to reduce the swelling and ease thepain, and to my agreeable sur pnse, it did both. I have used three fifty-cent bottles and believe it to be he finest thing for rneumatism. pains and swellings extant. For sale by Lower y Bro’s Druggist. H• M. Gammon & Co. are ready lorbuiueßS again, and can furnish you with anything in their line a esli\ Fles and lowest prices. COMBINATION PQLCY. INDUSTRIAL department. Ihisis a policy combining a2O m2 n rT ment polic ? with a2b Pajmeut hf e policy, for half the ' Ult ot the endowment, and is c' ; .. L . LI . MJII ' :i)I A'rE benefit; but in f, ‘ ueat, i wuhen the first year one \. a \ J ,U .‘ Ulon,,r y disease but iDßnrance (i. e., one pa’tl r 1,1 lhe en d°wmeut) will be P°hcy my r be U t!t * ° 9m . binati< 2 n eu.lUvn ■ rut tor *250 and ii t 1F ' mtttur h»g in 20 years dSf rm9wlil “ 'ovule that if for.’.J,'.' 1 . 1 "I'l' 3 ’lre policy ic in b ’P»KI n '';J h, : 2 °e'««U2swill years he wi'| e !UrtUrftd Pnr vive 20 audstihh ? PPf!lv, ‘ Hl cash dinar/ 13 P o * as an or -5125, ‘ J,... i*.. lp ilfrt policy for any fu'h/ d ’ 6 at deat h without 'l'he ± of P™ IUUI ages - b ut ‘ , ls tQe for all rcfi ived n/ '* ! cat * 0118 will not be more than -n ' V ° B bsa iau or dtl 50 next birthday, ts. ims m. Rev, AV. M. .Bridges in the ‘•Lone Star” State. DALLAS IS A HUMMER. AND snows UP GRANDLY WITH A $350,0(0 court house and other PUBLIC BUILDINGS TO MATCH, — _ Dtar Hustler: It is a universal fact that when one is far away from home, he wants to see some one he has seen before, or write to some one to tell of the impressions of the mind and emotions of the heart, that the separation from loved ones, and the new scenes incident, to travel, have suggested. I feel very’ much that way this morning. And alter having written to home folks, I feel like I wanted a larger audi ence of my friends to speak to— hence I seek the columns of the Hustler and beg the attention of its while I relate the sto ry of my Texas trip. In company with my wife and two little boys, Marcus and Bu ford. we left Rome via the E. T. V. & G. R. R. at 5 o’clock on Tues day May the Sth, for Dallas Texas, Primarially to attend the meeting of the Southern Baptist Conven tion, and secondly to get away from business, for a much need id rest and recuperation. We reached Memphis, Tenn., at 7 o’clock Wendesday morning and left th-rr; at 3 o’clock p. m. Making a straight run for Dalias without change of cars—reaching that point at 11 o’cloc'-’ a. m. Thursday ; time, 20 hours. Distance-, 513 miles. AVe were shown many kind i-ourtesi *s by the officials of the East Tenn, and l'< xas Pacific R. R’s. While in Dallas w« were roy ally entertained at the famous McLeod Hoiel. THE baptist. It was Mr, Bur.let, the nation’s humorist that said the Southern Baptist Convention was the “big gest thing in the world.” and the meeting at Dallas showed very clearly that it is getting bigger and bigger. A large majority of the brethren have decided that it must be devided into 2 or 4 con ventions, At least 1500 delega’es and 3000 visitors were present at the meeting. The Convention was held in the Sam Jones tabernacle, which holds 7,000 people ; it was full all of the session and many times would not hold the crowds. Judge Harilson was re-elected President; Burrows and Georgry were re-elected Secretaries, and Gov. Northern Ford, Jones. Eli and Hatcher were elected Vice Presi dents. All of the usual work of the Convention was well attended to. Daring the meeting the collection for missions and specific objects were larger than last year, despite the hard times. DALLAS. Dalias has long been counted the Queen City of Texas, and for some four or five years they have been claiming as much population as any city in.the State. They have anywhere from 50.000 to 60,000 people and in some respects they will compare with any city in the South. Their court house cost over three hundred and fifty thousand dollars, is new and of modern ar chitecture, and far ahead of any thing I have ever seen in the South. The Oriental and McLeod hotels are the best arranged and most, costly buildings in the State. Their church houses are new and i modern and well arranged for com'ort, tl e city as a whole, pre presents a great amount of pu -f and vim. The women drive horset :.s fast there, as mon do in Rome; and the m n twice as sas s . she 1 boom, some years back, put a very great check upou the city; but considering the character of its material resources, Da las is des tined to be one of the leading cities of the interior South. OTHER TOWNS. Forney, Ferrell, Mineolo and • Long View are progressive towns on the Texas Pacific, between DaL THE HUSTLER OF HOME, SUNDAY. MAY 20, 1894. las and Marshall. At Terrell, is located the State Insane Asylum, which is su’d to cover more ground than any l uilding in the South, , and is iociifod cu one of the mo t beautiful sites 1 ever saw. Mar shall and Jefferson are old'r towns, nearer Texarkana and are noted for a cultured and refined society. Some things you see on the line of travel, through Texas, are most beautiful and captivating, and others are equally as depressing and uninviting. Just at thTs time of the year, the praries. with their thousands of acres of green grass, fat cattle and wild flowers can not be surpassed any where in the wide world. Then on the other hand, the mossy bayous, the mud dy creeks and roads, and the en tire absences of any clear brooks and c-ol springs is not at all in-- viting to the traveler, thou .h he may oe goi.«ig at the rate of 4 miles an hour In the prarie coun try they have three kinds of soil: the black waxey, the sandy black loam, and what we in Georgia, would call craw fish. Only the block loam is desirable to live up on. Most of the land from Mineola to Texarkana, is as poor as the land in the sandy part of Geor gia. We arrived at this piece yester day at 7 o’clock p. m. and will re main here, with friends two or three days and then go by the way of Hot Springs, Memphis and Chattanooga home. When I get to Memphis I will write you an oth er letter, and tell you what I think of some other places and things, AV. M. Bridges. Texarkana, Tex , May 15 >894. Found:—One bunch of house keys near E T. AU G. D-pot Owner can get same by calling at this office, New style clotliin just received at AV. M Gammon & Co. ts “Orange Blossom’, is a painless .cure for all diseases to women, old esh by D. AV. Curry Druggist. A lady at Too’ys.La., was very sick j with billions colic whenM.C. Tisle* a pominent merchant of the town gave her a bottle of Chamberlain’s ‘Jolie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme dy. He says she was w e I fort. miut.es after taking the first dose. For sale by Lowry Bro’s Druggist. Lanham & Sons are stii! at the old stand 233 Broad Sh, selling first class 1-2 gallon ’ce Cream Freezers at only $ 1. Dr* L. P- Hammond has removed his office to The Medical Build ing, corner Broad Street and 3rd Avenue over J. T. Crouch & Cos,, drug store. 5 8 2w. Genuine large red onion buttons can be found oniy at P. L Turnleys & Co Central Hotel Block. Nice new lot of sail ors in Milan straws for ladies and children A. O. Garrard. LOST, Between Rome and Pinsons Store, one 32 caliber Smith & Wesson pistol. Reasonable re ward to finder upon leav.ng same with J. B. Y. at this office. 5 18 4t. Frank Taylor's Broad street Barber Shop is the place of placet, when you want your cheek mad» clean, your chin curried or von nmrslicked up according to Hoyle Frank has only skilled artists, inning them th t old reliabb kuight. of the razor. Lewis Barrett. 4-25-ts 4 EQUAL/12 - 1. e. I'miT Weeks by our method o? t -aelnnv book-keeping 1» to I’webe Weeks by ol pl;n). I’i-sit.io S e-iar oite-d under certain eon diiions. Best f a ronized Business 00l e ;e in -It •.milii. 500 Student- in a'temlam-e the l’s o ar. Eb ven Teachers. Nashville is the -im caiional center of the South Ch ap Board. \o vacation Enter any time, do ne Sue y. WC have recon, ly prepared books on Book • keeping, Shorthand ami I’emnanship espeerid., idapted to home study. Semi lor our -Tree 1 ’usirated SO-page catalogue ami state "your wants. J E. Draughon, Presiaeß Draugho•<’« Practical Busin-ss college an S -h-ioi of Shorthand and Telegraphy, Nastn in pav $5 cash for at I vacancies as book-keepers stenographers, etc., repo ted to us, provided we till same. (Mention tins papej . when you write.) Basss&a -ii as safe and d - tnfess as a flai need pAult.ae. k. ikti-<*ksapo”l iice, drav.it’T outii/era' Ipair. and cun. j diseases peualiat to ladies. FAopy is a pas B-c, easily dat any time; to the parts ' lady ci -i treat herseL with it. Maile ■ to any 2Udress upon te« Dr. j.A. i,lcGill£Co f < Panoran -i I- . Ckica-c, IK. Sold by D. W. Curry, dr j </s”. B. F. ROARK AT DAVIS OLD STAND Jeweler and Optican i ; - w / V r - . J'-''"'" T ~ /‘..1l l‘ . icarry a lull linn of jewel ry, watches, clocks, specta cles and silverware of the best makes and will guarantee to sell you as cheap as any house in Ga. I am a practical watch maker md gua; ntee al! work to give satisfaction or money refunded. Prices as low a can be sou. <l. lam a piacti cal optician and guarantee to fit any eyes w ith spectacles or eye glasses or money refund e.. My motto is, ‘’lLdiabl good, honest dealings an . bottom prices to all. Come and see me at 317 Broad St Davis Old Stand ROME GA. We are sole agents for Celebrated Candies, Have you Tried our Cherry Phosphate, Pine Apple Cream, Orange Phospnate, Concord Grape, Blood Onnge, or Strawberry Gem, These are onlv a few of the many delicious drinks and refresh ments that we serve. We use only pure fruit juices in our syrups— The prettiest fount in Georgia. J. T Crouch & Co. Druggists, d i c a I Building, Rome Ga, .lan'ier!i't ,< mti k J ..n Jiatmom Isa certain c: n; fcr Chronic Sore Eyes Ira.iiil.’teil Eye Lids. Sore tipples, Liles, 'czema, Tetter. Salt »iir mu ami Scald Head, 15 cents per . x. iLi »;IC‘ by druggists. OP»J TO HORSE OWNERS. For putting a horse in a fine healthy con ■ ion try Or. Cady’s Condition Powders i f<-v cone up the s'steni. ail digestion, cure . i of appetite, relieve constipation, correct ,' Iney disorders and destroy worms, giving •vv life to an old worked horse- 2* "*t r» • ■bane r sale d. igy>'* € THROUGH HE E. T- V. & C- “ 'Washington 11.00 pm “Km xville ?. s.‘pm Cleveland .. 6.50 p m Arrive Rune ... - 9.20 j m iz*ave Ko lie 9.25 pm “ Beira. 5.30 pm “ Mobile 12.30 pin Xrrive Orleans 5.00 pm Leave New Orleans .. .... ... ... 11.00 am “ Mobile 5.00 pm “ Bel nil 12.00 am Arrive Rome 7. 5 a m Leave Rome .... 7 45 a m “ leveland 10.00 am “ Knoxville. 12.50 p’m “ Washington . . .. 7.40 am Arrive New York i.OOp m > We Afean Business Call and Get Our .Prict-N Before Buying, We are Selling SASH, DOORS A.ISTD B! J N Flooring, Cei in Aloulding, J3all asters and J brackets A t Hot tem s HUME & PERKINS k . B V , ,:y: I co.. . ‘ - ■, jy ■ ..••• . - order V I r-v »>1 -.-r-n A . . ,-..:d bj • ht»«?'■“.’’A .'»<■* •" •<* i Write * i-< u* nt UtiOUu X.W <?».*,, b v . : J CXiICA • •r M. a oh: G CO.. i)i r.ur- I ■jin } uirn i 4 «'i ■( 1 L'll 0J 1 i'l Ji h DENTISTS. ' - ~ < -VS y A. WlLLS—Dontist—2oK 1-2 Broad siiv.o ’• over Cantrell ami Owens store, v-’ w ATTORNEYS. MAXMEYERH aR- >T. ~ Attorney at Law. Office up stairs in new Court House in rear df Superior Oourf Room. JAMESB XEVlX—Attorney at Law Offic J Poverty Hui p istoili; cor tor 3rd Avenue . TV CHAS. W. UNDERWOOD— Attorney at law . Masonic Temple. Rome, Ga. TREECE X- DENNY Attorneys at law. Office in Masonic Temple, Rome, Ga. W. VANDIVER —Attorney and Conn Oy seller at Law—Rome, <■ •. 11l H. ENNIS— Jno. W. STARLING— Kuril, v, Ns Starling, Attorneys at Law, Masonic Temple, Rome, Ga. feb23. WH. SMITH, Attorney-at-Law. Ufficeta Masonic Teinule Rome Georgia. ■ feb 1 W S. -.1 HENHII, W. J. NUN NA Ln , J. NEAL—M’Heiiij. Nunuallv & Neal Attorneys-at-at Law, office over Ha Davidson Hardware Co., Broad street, Rome, G. PHYSICIANS ANO SURGEONS. Dll. RAMSI S—i-nyslcian an I Surgeo Office at residence 614 avenue A, Fuuri _ ward. LP. HA MM<-. X!> - I’hj .h<--..i.:i Mid :•>.■ r. Offers his ] rofessionai services to the neo ;>ie of V-i.ae anti surr .andlug country ih’ce at Croncb and Watson's drug store, i ffioad street. DR. W. D. HOST—Office at C. A. Trevitt drugstore. _’o. 331 Broad street Telephon 111), resides >O. No. 21 DR. C. E. GT FFIN-Physician and Surue ; —Office nt 1 Masonic, building. Residence 300 4th av me. HOWARD E. FELTON—Physician and si u geon—Office No (5 Thire Avenue, at office dav and night. Telephone 62. r~"rank A-Wynn, Physician and Sargon office at Tre-itt & Johns rn drug store Telephone 13 Residence 406 Second Ave, Prompt attention given all profession «1 call AGENTS MAKE FIVE DOLLARS A DAY. Greatest Kitchen utencil ever invrt ted. Retails 35 cts. 2to 6 sold in every house: san-ple Postage paid tive cents. .VIc.MA KIN & Co. TH RECBIVER’S NOTICE —1894 Fop the purpose of rece’iv ing' the Tax retains of Floyd County for the year 1894> 1 will attend at the Militia Dis trict Court Giounds at the following dates: Last Round May Flatwoods Mon 21 North Carolina Tu“22 Texas Valley Wed“ 23 Floyd Springs Thu“ 24 Everett Spring Fri “25 Wattrs Mon “ 28 Etowah Tu “29 ChulioWed “30 Howels Thu “31 June Barkers Fri “ 1 vans Valley Mon “ 4 Cave Sdring Tu “ 5 Foster’s Mill Wed“ 6 Livingston Thu “ 7 Rome Fri “ 8 Will be at Roms dates men tioned, and on every Satur day, and during the month oi une except dates as above. [ H the Court House AU urgently requested tot make their returns at the earliest date, saving a rush at - the close. Defaulters will be returned for Double 'lax in every District where they neg lect to give in their Taxes, Very respectfully, AL D. MCOSKER TAX RECEIVER ! U-r-, unequaled advantage* tc young men c!c-;rlng a less education or Short Hand. Course thorough nnc.m, A oe'ise* low. Free car Dre to Rome Circulars "rje. I’ H -\KMbuN, Pr-.-s dv.iU . Mb ’. <’,K --r r . ■ -g netd try / Hr- 1.1 ft WSO ■ '2.50 •' ’OR 5:.?3 . ■ ’ I CUY3 ' . , ‘jj Fuk’i ... r. D11L33 SHOE, macb In die Ist- ■jyt SfoS! try my S 3, $3lO, WK ■ • - c*« ~ < niuMv Shg «ock * :l. Ify’it v-.o‘‘xonamlzelf! yourfooriir ? D. : is Shoes. l'-..'r.b- « i.i i! r'' -,ni look for It when yoo Miy ■s. Maes. Sold,* Far sal* bv Cantrol! & Ow'm What Nerve Berrie vj have done for other ■ J zff wi ” d 7 IST DAY. ' «V- VIGOR aNi&J Sh OF 15TH DAY. /y. Ny y M E K Easily, Quickly | and Permanently sothda, | \ positive curt- for all Wea ,t s, Nervousne I lability, and all t!:.<.- tra a of ovi’t result i. from » r’’- errors and Inter e- s: the rear. <4 oi< murk. Mick ecp 4 *. wiry,... Develo* and giv« • -c ... • a t-Vj -xual - g*nnx. o* n« 1 • uiiich* •o ■ • ul <• .<-c.cn OF of *•>'. < <■; and Kiqu xv bit ii it/- w*BF?Oori and insanit n»> •’•nitatum. Insist <:• ■on haviJ ;i io genui IjMlpyVPi ff* <•*•**•;,<r?- ■' ,I>hS ' d r wh * .< IkMtf VK/.i ■ » lent to carry in \ pocket. Price, £1.(30 per bo?;. six boxes, one t i. ’•atment,<> a . 6r.aran iced to cure iv iv cr i ! not kept hv y >ur druggist we will send tin . by load. unwi receipt of price, in plain wr ■ p?» Pamphlet ‘r• - . kddr nil ?c til order? <l. r XEKIv'AJI MIEOMCA. i* CO., X'iliciunali For sale by Crouch 7 Hale. Big bagrafns in 0, f ord ties and shoes ; . A.B. McArver & Co- ZL GRAND OFFERS MME. A. RUPPERT’!! FACEBLEAC ’ MME. A. RUPP--' f>-Oj enys: “I appreciate the : that there are many t • g; BandßoflndlesiutheUi- Btatesthnt would like t my World-Renowned 1 2* ./kt Bleach: but have b kept from doing so on iff > r countof pri ® whi"hls- J’-yjk." per bottleor . bottleat 1 <- •'‘y. ' >• * together, £.*>.oo. in c: O' « } that nil of these may IkaWl an opportunity, I will r H * . *1 to every caller, übsoh . « free, a aiimp’e bottle, ■ Ct. /2.^/^‘nordertoßupplythose. < o f city,or in aiiy partot world.lwillsend it safely packedin plain WHiiy all charges prepaid, for 25 cents, Bil ver or stain: ■ In everycaseof freckle., pimples,moth, r lowness,black heads, nene,eczenin,o'- liners,roui : ness, or any discoloration or disease of thesl. mid wrinkles (not caused by facial express- Each Bleach removes absolutely. It does in coverup, as cosureties do, but is a cure. Addre ■ MADAME A. BVPPEKT,(hH-O.) NO. O East I4th St., NEW YORK CITY. JAPANESE' I LrE c URI A New and Complete Treatment, conaiatiD*. SUPPOSITORIES, Capsules of Ointment and i> 3oxes of Ointment. A never-failing Cure for r* >f every nature and degree. It makes an opert / vith the knife or injections of carbolic acid, wr. •re painful and weldoin u permanent cure, and <>i. exulting in death, unnecessary. Why end:’ » rhi* terrible disease? We guarantee ■ >oxes to cure any case. You only pay ’cneiits received. *1 a box. 6 for |5. Sen* by m luarantee* issued by our agents. CONSTIPATION MUaSX hegn-nt T IVFR nnd STOMACH 11; OULATOI. i’.Loo! I i ' ii .'J (I. Smnll, Bifid 'mil pieusn ritke, e-vici:. : ,pted for childreu euso. fiOD- 15 cents. CHIARA' n!y by J. T. Croucn & Co* t«i.- ••• •«.; ,rj iJ: A.j • . *’/.• I •—irToS arn Wf) “PtzqmSMTOpij I *c •''/<"■ • - a>uaj •nsßsvSjp£.p’,o ‘um I -v. sp’i;... j.;j UOjj f» f UMO.!7 •a? >.. jo oiojj «v.v- «!> ;q ->n: SUUMJ-Jd THE DUGGER S IDE STORE IF you nee 1 : nytliin »in sho« c t will be to your interest to give n. call before buying. I L ive bought the entire stock Boots and Shoes from K. T. C< nally and wiil sell tiiem out at ab i alt of their former prices. Mens patent leather shoes for SIOO, one of ladies, misses and chilcT< slipppers at a great reduction. < . and soe them. J. T. Dugger 216 Broad St. Successor!' R. T. Connall. .