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May be when sick • you have never taken ■ ESrown’s Iron Bitters? ■ You have, perhaps, read I the advertisements and I testimonials, but never I thought much about it. Brown’s •r [Don't Iron sg, teeth J Bitters will make vou »trong and well. Your energy and ambition will return, and perfect lieal'h "til follow. You will feel better at onc< and gain strength rapidly. Dyspepsia, Constipation. Debility, Malaria, Liver and Kidney Complaints. This remedy acts wonder fully in these complaint;, and will undoubtedly cure. Will you try it? The Genuine has the Crossed Red Lines on the wrapper. All Druggists and General Storekeepers sell it. But get the genuine— Brown Chemical Co.. Baltimore. Md. FOR MERCANTILE COURSE IN BOOK-KEEPING Including Books Call at office for particulars J. G. HARMISON ■AGHNHiC 1 »- ji * *■’ w f JjSv’ V. rfn) : " '•BEFCI’E - AJUER- itelrn'ii, cnuulng Solitary, Ini’ *ity iu>'l Barren***. irepnter.cy, Lo«t Power In either rv Old Atta, Involuntary Loaaet. e.’.ri by over-u<.ni'gecca, over-exertU<n or the Hralu • fi/Tors * f Youth. Drive* to Weak Oryau* the Rxaurit’ Vigor and double* the joy* at lift; cw- Lucorrbr.*; and Fems e Woakneee. 1 rnor.th’i tr-. tn ant, in > btin package, by mail, to any uddrrit. ■ per box, <? ioim At. with every Vi order w« girt Written Ounrß'itM to cure or refund the rr.or.t CtinilnrK free. Qua- itee laaued only by «ur « clnfl-, o agent, ■JI MJ* 11 ———————————— , K GREAT SUFFERER -from- Liver Complaint Cured by the Vae of Ayer’S Pills “For several 0 years, I was a ® greatsuffererfrom o liver complaint, O T « which caused so- o vere pains under o >efV ri S ht side > o Trf A ' 7rom under the o ]h\ right s h o uI d e r- o Jwvlr blade, sallowness ® 4 /x II of the skin, low- o spiritedness, and cramp in the stomach. O I am pleased to be able to state that I ® have been relieved of ali these com- q| plaints by the use of Ayer’s Fills. I O«. find them, also, to be an elegant after-din- Q | ner pill.’’—Mrs. M. A.Stead, Muncy, Fa. o | AYER’S PILLS; o Received Highest Awards o AT THE WORLD S FAIR o o OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPOOOOOC Western Atlantic. » - J AND A, C. & ST. L. RAILWAY —TU — Chicnjr ) 1 mSvil k* < Jincinijatti Ht. i 4<» u jtLas City Al cmphis -AND- The AVphi Quick line and Vestibuled train? c«rrviiu rnllßaaij Sleeping cam. For any intotnutk*> •all oa or wri .e to J A SMI I H General Ajcent, Rome <>a. J L EDMONSON jawiißg Paw. Act. Chattanooga Tena JOS. BROWN. Traffic Manager Atlanta, Ga. ,iC S HARMAN CON.’ OL.DATED The Stock of S- N. Kuttner and J. L. Camp and will sell the mm -3) st ock consisting of over $35,000,00 at cost for oO days the biggest stock of Shoes ever offered in North Ga. S.N. Kutn r 231 Bro d Sts. P.S.We mean busi snes come and see. -f - • .. < ' „-t, T Cap* ‘ * y ’\ c o '*■ o Vz’ n, 4v e'en; t;;.'MuL'.Ei:>rAL!r Ofc. TAV 3.3$ POLICE,3 Golfs. S’" ’ *2. T i.<? BuYGSCHOOLSHSES ‘LADIES* best U- ssc M . SEIO FOR CATALOGUE IflWW’ : W• U• S3OUOI.A.'S, r&-- bkockton. aiasis. Vou can earn wnn.-y s>r ’it. 1. Ituurin.. Mtiu . , Because, we are the :• ?•••:.acturer* or 'dvenised shoe* in the r.-or' I. and gunrante* he value I y st.i nping the name l y:i■ < e bottom, v.' '-h prr«eet, y •• * >t h • tees and the r : IT. H •> pre ■ ■' shr - 1 .’ijl'mi wr-te r i;..ieg ’ - X t.ietn ?• ‘I Hr . .... i .ar the x ..u». racii .•■» .... ’<■ - Cantre 1& Owe~s. 00, JAOOES 130 WcstS’Xth Str?*’t C!NO!NNAT:,OH!O Has prac iced inedk-’ne iu Cinclieiatl 'ears oncer tban any physician, giYing special in ention to Blond, N >rvo-i« ami Urinary <liseas-’8 Nervous Debility, Impo ency, et-., resulting r.-rm youthful indiscretion,, xcesses iumatured '.hits and <> causes, inducing some of th '..Flowing rfvmptcnis, as d ZZines-. confusion ot deas defective me.mery, aversion to society, lonorrhea, Syphilis, the later causing ulcers, •ruptions enlarged joints, rheumatism, swell ;ng in groins, mucous Ditches io mouth, sore :hr«>*t, falling hair, Consultations tree anti in rited. Honrs, fl a, in. to * p. m.: Sunday, 10 to 13 m, r» t ‘TE?’TREAT SE i aso .. s 1 ea rslsps on appl icatioa . State you jse. SWhat Nerve Berriee have done for otto<r» will d. for yvu yX •GSOR EatHy, Quick! f irf ,J aemar>»ntly!fcstcrttt. soth d* > i-•. Vive cure for al! Wo .i>***ee. Nervousneo ■".i.fcr, srol all loew kra.o ol evil, i.tuiil. in .’s r y *rrr - . * « lessee, tbe rear. os i-rw-.r A, elcK as-M. worry, etc Deve.m I )■' v> s tone mid *trora<f.t> to th. exur.l ra 1 Wiops anneiaral lo«_« oy mlc-b.l OSUMII by yenthPil errors or e ’’ 'a -* ci t-ct> sit;,, opium, and ~«,txo* er. 1 io e-onisir.v.pUon ami inusm.l. ■r'l - show, .u-nediaie i mprovemont, Sc.-e'i - i'.:. : in. Insist up«'u b .tug the gour r- J .avl I ICO, jent to carry h- r» l-i-ice, |I.IX> per box, six boxes, on to' .n * ... *5.00. Guaranteed to cure ai iv. jxx; ' ot by your druggist we will send tie . upon reeelnt of price, plain writ. ' inphlet free. Address all mail crdi-r« - << LN irmtll CO.. Clnclnoan fhere is no medicine so often e de l in every home and so ad t j -ably adapted to the purposes >r which it is intended, nsCham erhtin’s Pain Balm. Hard y a week passes but some membei i the family has need of it. A ;ooth ache or a scald promptly r< ieved and the sore healed in niucl ess time than when medicine has so bo sent for. A sprain may be p romptly treated before inflama •n sets in, which in sure s a cure in a b•ul n -third of i tie time otherwise re qmr d.Cuts and bruises should m <eiv immediate treatment bes •. th« p rts become swollen, wbici •ii >i!y be done when Paibßah. . ■ <■ hand. A sore throat dih h • i r‘d before it becomes seri u A t n hit some corn muy be r- mo' < ■ lon’ving it twice a dav for i week or two. A lame back maj b i ceveraidave ot vaitiab >1 -oiv dor a pain in the side h t leiieved without paying . >* bill. Procure a 50 centb< e r . neo and yon ’vill dhv- r r bv L > vry ifc 80. •17 .1. O. Hardwick, of Ced r. nil- 'intographed at the C n •1 ‘ ’ ><l iv, as the gue»t of Mr r •!« Cornelius. H i- W. M. Brynn, of North Jerolina district, was ia the citv odiiv Mr Bryan pars that hi miHi estimable wife is dangeroMcl 11 and tiv* <»hyaician« in atteu ilmucm dispair of her recovery. D »n't take internal remj.lies for Female Diseases Common sense requires a direct application like “Orange Blossom” fold by D. W. Curry. F’-’E ' US‘ r l.F n OF ROME FRIDAY DECEMBER 7 1894 i tI.ECT.HIO CAH COLUMN I cok Over the Passengers— Many of Them Will Interest You Clevnr John Ledbetter ia in the city with hia parents for a few day? Hon. Sam Maddox, Dalton’s pro griseive mayor was in the city yesterday. ?. r. E. N. Sp nee, f Gadsden was i h citv today. Wn t 'r Hun j h iee. ofAtlanta.is al, tiie Atm in ng. Paul J Murphy. a e re tentative i tz n < *JI icftHiiug , s biro today Jif 1 a •<. • > autogrr- ]ln r < (Lt Anntrorg Henry Stansberry has returned com a vi-it to hia friend Bob B -st. near Cartersville. Mr la i).’A Hight, fonjerly of his place, but now of Atlanta, .S the guesi of his nephew Mr Chas HigbL The kn ghts of Honor will hold an impo-t mt m -et ing in thair hall to night Officers for the ensuing »ear will ba elected. J. 0, Hardwick a well kmw < s'zen ot Cedartown, was in the c'ty \ ea'erday. .1. M H’-n'ev, on<- of Cav Spring ;->r .n.i. .. '*-bid‘ nts was a guest jof the C» t 1 hotel yesterdry. Mrs. Lou Echo! has rented out her boarding house <>n Fourth Avenue, and has go e toForlWorth T xas. where she will wpend tbe w u’6r with relativ a. Itch on human, mange on horses, dogs and all stock, cured in 30 minutes by Woolford’s Sanitary otion. This .never fails. Sold by D.W. Curry George Franklin, rne of Rome’s best known and most prosperous colored citizens, has m >ved to Chattanooga permanently He had been in the undertaking and bllck »mi hing business for a number of years, and was a good negro, ‘ Orang- Blossom” is m painless cure of all diseases peculiar to women Sold fresh by D. W. Cur ry, Druggist. The C aveSpriog Corespondent of thc|Cedar town has the following Miss Della Harris, one of the popular teachers in the School for the Deaf, was called to Roms last week by the serious illness of her sister. Mrs. J. C. Harris. Misses Grace Harper and Pau line Brown, of Rom«, were among friends here last week. Wanted: —1000 bushels of peas. Will pay highest cash price for same. Johnston Watters. North Rome. 11-20-4 L John \V r . Bale, the new ,preacher in charge of the Cedar town Circuit, will begin his Work on ibe third Sunday (and the Saturday before) at Mt. Hope church. He is a aleuted gen tleman and a good preacher, and will be well received throughout his circuit. Mr. Bale and his family will move to Cedartown next wwek.Cedarto ’tn Standard. COKE CHEAPER THAN COAL We have a large supply of coke on hand which we will sell very cheap. It is better than coal for use in stoves. Apply to Rome Gas Light Co., near Post Office. R«v Mr. Wsathers the new pa»- tor of the Second Methodist Church will probiy preach at his church Sunnay. Rev. G. W. Duval, who ms hewn appointed to the Church ■it Carrollton, went down today to make all of hi« arangement about moving. He and family will leave perniame nuy on Wednesday u«xt. Among those who attended Gov. Ov" s, of Alabama’s inauguration vnx an ol 1 man m his 99ih year, Luth r II iin, who walked three nib»a to bis railroad elation to oom® nere t > see Governor Oates o <uguraled. ll'. Ham has been vol tug ihe straight demo ratio tick nfit 75 y-ars. He was une of Gen re! Lavetle’e cavalrv escort when i- wei i tu M diedg'villa Ga., in 1825. He i« a kinsiuan of the noted .'Snollvgoster” eratur of Georgia. Mr. Ham attracted great attention. KLUSTER OF BULLS EYE SHOTS A few of Rome’s military men were holding a kurbstone konven tion this morning*in which the 2 X 4 legislative majority was most scathingly handled because of the failure to vote the military appr - priation. Suddenly a quiet, high private over next the gutter ’lowed : “It’s all right, comrades, Georgia don’t need us any more—not since the governor has commissioned his brigade of colonels”—and the boys turned and—the lass was on the ‘‘Bulls Eye Man.” The Hill City Cadets will hold a meeting in their Armoury tonight in which some important business will be transacted . The company will also discuss the selection of a new captain and possibly a couple of lieutenants. The tone of the Hill City Cadets is that they were a good military organization before the legislature helped the Georgia military—and they can be again. The Cadets’ motto is “Get there, stick and sti’’ there.” * * * Rome is progressive and right up to date—that fact was warmed in to me today as I sat and toasted in the electrically heated vestibule street car No. 10 as it dashed through the field of cotton bales on Broad Have you ritlden No. 10 yet? No? Then try it and see what real metropolitan, rapid transit luxury really is. I under stand that President Jack King has three other cars being fitted up with electric heaters. Kold Sto rage electric cars will soon be a thing of the past in this city. *** “You made a mistake yesterday in your Bull’s Eye Column,” said a prominent citizen and conserva tive Roman to me this morning. He then explained: “You’said that our next sheriff has only serv ed two years under Sheriff Moore, when you should have said four years. ” I shell down the corn ar d correct the statement, explaining that it was only the slip of the pen. Deputy Sheriff McConnell has been deputy four years and when he wins the race in 1897 he will then have been sheriff of Floyd for two years. “Mark that predic tion. * * « Talk about politics makeing strai.go bed fellows and a friend stick mg c'oser than a brother— hows this? Over in Gordon County David Johnson is a Democrat mi.u ■a running a*, deputy *>n the ah r itftick'lg eadad by l)rm< crat Durham while Dave Johnson’s brother Jim is a pop and ia run ning as a deputy < n the sherifl tickut healed by popuiis'S(en|, My friend, Billy Wrigl it. seems to be laboring under the e si on that the people of Rome have drawn tbe line on the Jews. Why he thinks so, I fail to see. Surely the Hebrews of this city are enter prising,progressive and prosperous. They could not enjoy the latt ir. unless they had the patronag • of the followers of the meek and low ly Nazarine. Perhaps brother Billy has recently been foundered on good, fat and tender goose meat Perhaps. The Indians Must go. Salt Lake, Utah, D-'Cemher 7.- Official anxiety was plainly mani fe*t at the Executive Mansion to day over the apparent inaction of the proper aurthorities to move in the matter of tba indiau in a pas sion from Colorado Tn? Governor this morning re ceived a communication from the Sheriff of Grand County appealing for protecting, and asking for arm and ammuuil ion. Tin* G'V-rnor has dec ded to furni‘h animnui tiiii t > (be citizens, and if 1 ec»-8- ary so protection as a last rnaort the militia wili be called out at a lively rate, and the fatiuers are beginning ro bay. I’he Christmas trnding las al :e dy r owmenced, and the ne - sr- all doing a good b a dob. Cotton centinu»• tw come i TREVITT&JOHNSON 206 BROAD STREET 5 PRESCRIPTION Agents for Mouson’s Imported Perfumes, | TREVITT& JOHNSON The Leading Prescription Druggists of thpru Paul Reese has charge of the PrescrintiS Department. w + p 10r ffli SW ad Mim OH MAN UFACTVRERS AND j N min and Granite, Monuments, Cojiog, Wire i WOt Iron FeacM, Law Vacas, Fountains 4c. fitirOrdar What You Want and Get What You Order. S HF.MSTREE' r Mgr, Chattanooga Tenn 1116 Market Street. A. J- BANKSTON General Agent Ringgold Georgia THE KE r .LY INSTITUTE Formerly located at Dalton, Ga., has removed to Roms where it will remain permenetly. The Company has secui ed a commodious and conviently arranged building, twi miles north of the city, on tbe Summerville road, w»l adapted to the requirements of a private institute, when every possible cemfart tnd cotivieuce will be supplied foi the hem fit of those under treatment. Parties desiringfurth] er information, address. The keely Institute, P. O, Drawer, 348. ROME GEO GIA, ■i —— —— .— ■■ ■t? 1 t ■".■■■l.- . ... J OTKH tiii; I'LAii; HANKS & CO tIJ REOPLE, who with Small expense and largd and Complete Stock, bought witi due. AND CASH«**»d i Are enabled to sell any everything in thu House furnislj ing line at prices so low that, i| compairson. 5C COTTON LOOKSHWH NOW FOR HEREAFTER YOU SHOUL NEED ANY ARTICLE THAT COES TOi MA* HOME COMFORTABLE, SEE THEIRIMMEI SE LINE OF CHOICE AND RARE BARUA'i IN BED ROOM SUITS, ALL T YLES.OF BOARDS, WARDROBES. DRESSERS. ° REAUS, WARHSTANDS, DINING TABLES. Rockers, and chairs of all kinds Rugs, Oil Clofl Mattings, Shades, Tin Ware Crockery, etc, I Also in connection we carry a full l' ne Cofin s Caskets ana on short notice will I dertaking in or out of the city. HANKS 4 COMI 83BROAD