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iCK KING, President T. J. SIMI’SOA, Acting <ashie w P- SIMPSON, Vice president f ‘ !fec!ianls National Bank A U . .. I, * i.QEROMECAjio o\\ I f*' ■ " 'nTEREST fILLOVEb’ON 'TIME EtfcfelTS/ All Accommodations Consistent with Safe Banking E ended our Customers, 3 ; A 5 ’ •?• Everyone in the oity of Rome' •* ;Kn’ow that the Pescdpiiun business is very delicate one .•, . * '■ ' arid • " , TREVITT&JOHNSON f ; /. ,■_ ; 206 BROAD STREET, Js Prepared to fill your Prescriptions carefully with Competant help and I _ Pure drugs. 7 A also have a beautiful line w ?>• ;. ’</ oK Peafumesj&Toijet Articles. (TREVITT & JOHNSON Sf \ Jhe Lead'ng description Druggist of the city ' , Paul Reese bas change of the fl| Pepartinent. /F I Mrs JIF. Wardlaw, * / S N W At c omolete gtj tfyb very? I latest Noj^ti^s.jjkie’v?goods arriving weekly;; n >1 N0.2Q8 jßrqasW^R©me ; Ga£ | OPPOSITE K I inn . 11 1 iii» .1 ■■.■■■', nM■■j ... 1 c w<- ‘ I*.HJ i 1 ill /~iilJ \, / . V*f A’’ k " /4 ' * » ‘mAmbUJI RT <Xw M « «■ join iii> I ■' 4 ® ,ts ■ >'•<’■ 1 | , ’IHI4 < l ' ,1 < ' ■ m.’A.II ItilicLs of' WJ-jiun ..Q.ew s;i\V(Xl to or- oil isßort jVdticej %»4SkiJI on tor Address, TCTKRSt Ch FOSTER JToster’s ALills Gru. , ' . -d " 3 .1 T ATKINS & CO, CHATTANOOGA TENN,*. 1 MANUFACTURERS OF iiciiir-ri/AB, band,- gang, cross n r and hand ; jjXWB,ETC. ' WHOLESALE M M-htnerr-. Mt Li .impptte* audaw Rnpafriug a Specialty ", G A BRAN NEW ENTERPRISE „ Any up to date Enterprise should be encour aged. Great carexvill be taken to ,plea§p my l; customers. - x Call at the Annex Bathing and Tonsorial Parlors, if you Want to be / 3 t <312 Broad Street. " . Special atUmtoH givenjojiadicH tn.nl C&Muvn .~.?e ” ' ' ’ HARRY CHAPMAN; ,7. * - ;Wh.tfT4berr ‘ |RH>HaHnHHKßeaeHrHoaHi AWS!rMKniioßNaanW' IKAlii I’.AKI'.HY ‘ ■ V* '■*" - i A . e _ AND- ' "J ‘ -. * ” ■" BEST Al lit A.2\ r E. , J T. Wilkie, Preprietv)?.' No. 2’28 Broad Street; ' ‘ ’ CAKES MABE LVB DA! ; "Kcsfauraftt suppled with the.beaf. thenraikei affcrdfc, » • to aiul t»nnaineiital chk< sj t FRESH OYSTERS RECEIVED EVERY DAY. Polite waiters; Satisfiwtio" snl Ont died, <Tive‘mt a iall , t ' , t: —s;-?.-— -—.. . J!' ' . I—- ‘ ". -• •• ~ ►•“•-•a ' ; leatte' itjid Shoe Findings. £ Hand built to order,.*.-,Repairing **■ : ,Speciality. ,ab ;3 e■' ~T Masonic Temple Store. 5 ■ w ... --I-,,, tt « rn..-" * -J»-. -r . .....- -, ... w , . V?* ~ ' r HE HUSTLER QF , pn MF. V'jEPNESDAVC>C T O.PER 3 I; p ; iTc'Ul-I ■: ! IT FLOYD’S EXHIBITS. lIW Speaks • IL ‘ Vw<t'« rc!nv'’.-' " I'laeTt .'Teli-ump •”* i ’ ‘' UI ha«. ’-the.- -.■ R»l!<>wiri','.. .dunCerning "l’’!‘6v<rcountv'- exhibit*atlheSttfU' Eair: is a wliok* f*x- in itsol? this year, afid it '■first, *it<iXc,tst4)e (if vis - ,ipr» as they get otf thg care. The .proper way. to do the l air is to first take in what is now called Carriage Building and then take the others a« you come to them. . The large building is filled thi* year with intetesting exhibits in stead of tables ehairs,- as for mally—another evidence of the great difference between the Dixie Fair and any others ever held in Ma\sm. Floyd* county’s great {display is Ibcatod in this building, and a standing offer of SSOO is made for any slate will daplicate this dis play. Tlie display is one of the greatest’and* probably tie most complete ev«-y made at any» South ern exposition.- • A bale of 6?tton siktapg on a pair oif qotton scales this. "Everything copneoted with the growing ,of . this is r niade in Floyd county. -For inktapbe, the •fertilizer. -the planter, th.p plows -need ih'gTrjwiug it; thngjlis, fressi , tl*» lagging and, tips iieeli in making it ready for Islsip (ip?iit sckjes ‘weighed,**aod tlie wilree'ls wliwb.-hauled it to market. | ‘ A.'lFjef liiyen.fory of- Qie (display-shows-80 Vitrietletf'of ;orn, hay. 12 of potatoes, 7fs ,! ‘of hard .wood, T of oats, 2 of graund peaa, 78ftof fruit, jntmpkins weigh ing. 12k poujuta, and* smoke-hpllsw I fill] of from fiV§ hogs, weigh ovec 800 pounds each. MrL D. H*.. Shelton is in chaVge of this dis-j play, and is Very acebmmodatihg in showing visitors through. r<i : 'i -.IK - .1 T - "-".- -n - ’ Narrow Escape. J*‘l -1 . Oo rashed the trolley car through the semi-darkness, The motormau, with bloodshot eye and wildly waring hair, had turned oa the full currsnt, and she oar, with ifspreciotls freight, dash ed madly along the South Chicago avenue toward the city ,at the rate of 30 miles an h( ur. it.!- 5 Huddled together in the center jif the sway ing, creaking car trem bling with fright, the passesgers held on to each other and looked with blanched cheeks out through the rear windows. “Can we escape?” asked one. “■4f not,”, answered another, drawing his revolver, “we can sell our lives as dcarlv as possible.” i , On rushed the trolley car. A pistol shot rang out. Another. and another. The desperate p*if; . sengers. were using tlieir firearing. But palsied their nerves and destroyed tljeir aim, and the bul;. lets flew wide of the mark.- , “FasTefT'FftsTer!”' they yelled" in agony. ' ' ■ r< In Vain. Tint car was moving at the top oi’ ii> kpeed. All seemed lost. • /\ ■ , 4-tthis’critical moment aome fhiug.in the niorto? 'gave - "way. The lights hi the car went out .MeehiUiicaMy the' iiiortorman aj7- plied-the brake and came to a, dead stop. Homething whizzed by .the car and went- on ahead with appalling speed, as if moving wilji - The- |>«E»seiTg<-rs listehM z a mo-, ihc’At. '* ■ “Saved!” they cried. “It’s -as- * -< 'ter the car sneak! now ! ” They had escaped a South ’ Chieu 'cage mosquito.—Chicago Tribune.' Ordinal y Dux s has received tl e blanks for holding’ f':e . Congres sional and bondV-Jections.' Justices *of the Fence ''notified to come abd get the sanie at the ordinary’s office in the court.home: ! M*r. Martin S. T.yngh, receiver; -)j.tht‘ Fu;.sl National Bank of Ce-• <fa£rt.oiivn; e at the Armstrong. ! Many Romans are at tending het i Slate Fair at.Macop. K’. - t-s * ■®THE BIGGEST®! < .. I.un I-..-”..: -I. ol b'-b 13 <’‘*‘•>l lonit-H’ b „ ... 4( ■ r I ■ .t - ,4, • I Sl»V’ W' 1 ‘lt ill ?C w -r.Jli? f 1?’ ,*•»» , r,7C '3’' 1 • • I *bll (J O I H.m 1 .OU «(., o' • I»• • X | I vjib i.il! . .aotftt-iioe THING ROME! -• * ■ - * <».< * •*% -» ».k . . . , 9hh| ” f ' .' v J' 1 ' ‘ , x . i U M * < * .•. v •»,< ,1 j . ' ■, . . . .. - ~ . • -.J'''. . i \ finite, Carpets, Bings &.I <,.1 ,i.a,u I ■ !-<*' !t * d '.v, ■•. rt ',M <S -: i B >■ ■ U t ,r„ , I .. .1 .< ■ • °- ’ ■“ ; -• ■ ■ 14! 4i ii' i. r .11 -.i .131 <>■■’ a <i a . i•• >r<o a c *o■t ,•' .- -mm -■ > . i. .. . . < 4,1 ■ We carry the largest stock in the state. We bug cheaper than any house in the state We sell S “ cheaper than any other house in the state. I , We do business on business principles. I ”i.. Our customers arealways pleased. I m < . with their purchases./We have cr 1 f E ’/’I * 4 ‘.ti i- .11 ’* ■ ■ * • U ’ ' ' 1 ' ' ' The Best Goods I i ■ ” 1 fl LOWEST FRIGES, j M » M T <’4 ' : '!’ ‘ xr,f ■ r - - • ■ . ® We are always picking up big bargains customers. Once a customer always a cus- 1 tomer. Solid Oak Suits $15.00 to $25.00 I Call an 2 see our I ~ §20.00, PAIR,IuO : R|BTJITS. I • .X ■' v ’’ ...... -fl Wear just overflowing with bright new Furniture It is a pleasure to show you these goods. Call | and see us. ■; ; . ‘..k' ' ”.’ 4 | ■ , \ ... i-r. ;;»v 4 vj . i.rv "-x • - j * fi* !t,: I ' ’• ./■■ - ■■ ” ■’■ «« ’ ' ''' | Undertaking Collins. Caskets,« 7 : ( ... ... - Having purchased the cc mplete Undertaking bus iness of W. A, Rhudy, we are prepared to give this branch of our business the best of at- ‘ - - . ► - r . • . r c „'V r * 1 ‘ * ■' tention, We have made many improve ments &c, which enable us to better c. - Ct I ? H : 'V - ■ ’ •‘ ‘ serve the public than ever been - . done in Rome before 1 ' ' - r -'. 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