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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1895)
THE fIdSTLEH OF HOME necona-cIAAa Mall Matter. BYRD, l E . d . ,tor ; Rud ’ | Managet. DAILY AND SUNDAY. 10 '.ants a week or 15.00 per auuum ONLY OFFICIAL ORGAN of ha city of Rome, and Floyd, th. "Banner couuty" of Georgia. Its a Doh-ful story that o me from Hawaii. A poll parrot can learn to talk like a man, but svsu a woman cant master polly’s language It were better, far, to restore Qu en Lil than to permit Dole to run an “Inquisttion” on Hawaiian soil. A fellow who has nothing but a poeket full of recommendations would l»e better off if he had sl,Bl instead. Yes, Jans, dear, we had ily sgr e with you, with most vslentinei 1 is more blessed to give than t< receive. The mm who don’t want to get bit had best keep one eye on the .Task Frost and the other on the other fellow. ! i. Just how desperate China is, is shown by the restoration of hie yel low jacket and j>ea-cock feather t Li Hung Chang. It was an Atlanta Chinaman, who survived the Port Arthur mas eacre, to fall, with violence, on sleep, m the city of Macon. Advertising may not sell the goods, but it most. It brings th< buye’s <o your c unters, when poliiH ch rks may do the rest. It is thought by some that Mr Wilson, of West Virginia, will be the next Minister to Mexico. Wil son would suit the Democrats of Georgia. The dude’s toneoral artist ought to make a good foot ball player— when it conies to touching—down the dudie’s barber hales from way-back. Ths Lex w Sensation of New York has passed. The Republi c ns worked it to win “they ha e won suit they are done"—so were the democrats. “I »tn i nth ng and nobody. I am simp'y the pen and mouth piece of my imperial master.’’ Thus was the late M. deGiers woul to describe himself —i —-a»— About the next opera Pekin will enjoy will be the “Mikado.” The play should have as big a run as the Chinese army, as vast treasures are being expended in advertising. The latest boy preacher who is spoken of as a wonder is 17 years old, Mark Saxon, of Missouri, who can talk faster than a eongresemau *n a tight place can think.—Griffin News. The Indies of Atlanta, heavui bless them, hsve shown the Atlanta Journal how to get out a Metropol itan shvet. Not a w >rd of a single gold stand aid, but a great big gold en editi >n. Editor Blackburn, of the Com mercial did not houst detectives Loony Cason and Wright but he had them “skered and frightened too’’to such an extent that they are turning gray. Litt'e Japan fin Is pl n’\ of raw ni-t rial for her slaughter, a» army after army of the < bddreu of the “Ha f brother to lb- moo.)’ arc sei tdown ag-ut.et l.er unbro ken and vic’orious phalanxes The original bill for regulating the size of women’s hats was in troduced in Massachusetts, but similar bills are now pending in New York, NewJerseyand Missou ri, with a long list of other Legis lature to hear from. What fools these legislators be. The blue-law police judges who fine the keepers of billiard-rooms f oj breaking the Sabbath are mere ly playlqg at Puritanism. They 'are not as bltjp ag they pretepd to be, wr as they he when they come in range of the boot-t- e of nineteenth-century public opinion. ■ —New York World. The present governor of Georgia seems well informed in regard to : the duties of his office. The right things are looked after in the right i way and at the right time. Those I who underrate the man a year ago ■ire now recognizing his executive ibility and extensive information >n all state affairs.—Meriwether Vindicator. Secretary W. W. Vaadivt r, of ’he Floyd County Industrial Asso ciation, has a time artical and withal, one full of “gum,” in last weeks Southern Imigrant. The ar ticle is well illustrated showing Home’s new Court house and also Rome and her famous roads. Rome need a more Walter Vandiver’s— ■vhere is she to get them? Ths Editor of the Springplace Timplecute, is about to be laid as a sacrifice to the “Jimp’s” devil. “Our devil ate up the prize gourd this week and ruined all our Indian relics trying to eat them. If you deli 1 quanta don't hurry up and come to our rescue he will de-1 vour us and then the country will go to the bow-wows, sure enough.” Lewis Redwine, of Atlanta's 100, now confined in the United States Penitentiary at Colnmbus, Ohio! for wrecking the Gate City Nation al bank, is said to be dying with galloping consumption. If he has consumption, it goes without say ing that it is of the fastest kind of j fast brand. Thats the only kind an Atlanta society man could en- ■ dv.re to contract. L-!-- ■ ■ Dr Felton’s testimony only shows ; twelve illegal votes cast for John ' Ma Idox in the seventh. L* t them be thrown out: this will still '-ave Congressman Maddox with ,029 j majority, which ought to be ca > 'igh even in a Republican congre- ’. — I Griffin News. Yes, verily, 500 more than that and you have 'the correct figures. “Our John,” he’s all right. While the German Emperor and Empress were out sleigh-riding in Berlin they came across three small hoys snowballing in the Thier g irten. One of the snowballs struok | the Emperor, and the culprit, abashed, ran up and said : “Did I hurt you much, Herr Kaiser?” His anxious tone made the Emper. or laugh, and next day he sent the offender a memento of the meet ing. At Some of the Canadian post offices the sign is displayed, “Uni ted States stamps sold here.” This has no sanction from the authori t es, but the clerks are allowed to buy and sell for their own profit and the unquestioned convenience of Canadians who want to send small sums by mail, or to inclose stamps for answers. They charge a profit of ab >ut ten per cent, on stamps in hulk. A farmer in Irwin county missed a hog. A negro was arrested and confessed to the theft. Aftei wards the hog thought to have be-n stolen was found The question now is wether the negro can be convicted. He has stolen somebody’s hog, but the ownership of the stolen prop erty cannot be proven.—Columbus Ledger. Let the case be referred to th© Hog and Harmony Mclntosh of the n i to date Albany Herald. Dr. \\ illiam R. Harper, President of the University of Chicago, ap pears to possess some of the char cte istics of a prodigy. He enter' Muskingum College, in Ohio, at t ie tender age of ten, and was gradu ated at fourteen. Then he went to Y ale, and was only nineteen when he received his Ph. D. from th it college—an age at which most st t dents are sophomores. Dr. II ir- >r is now thirty-nine. The univero. y of which he is th* head has an i dowment of $ l,(X)0,000, and I~s $600,000 to sp«nd this year. How is tui» fur up-to- date i<- ligiou—A church in Adams Mass , lias lately >w!ded and furnished up in th* m >st np .roved style, a har d some billi nd room, bowling alley and gyn n-sium. The deacons cleirn tha' .is the young men insist on playing these games, it is bet ter that they should play uud r the wholesome atmosphere of a church, than in the hack rooms pf oar-room.—Atbeqs Banner. Let hem add a fimpemsgry and t|)9 Mwgdtty THE HUSTLER OF ROME MONDAY FEBRUARY 18 1895, collection. They will then have one of the most popu'a.* resorts the boys know of. DUKE Cigarettes _ ..saw II r j i .air “1 F' bUKHPURHAAfe’ J <i>IGARETTESiyH W.Du M Sons laCo. 1 Bffr ■jG/naAMf mew tobacco Rf DURHAM, H.C. U.S A. MADE FROM High Grade Tobacco AIJ ABSOLUTELY PURE Nlardi Gras* February 25 and 26, 1895. —The Queen & Crescelnt Route will ee 1 tickets from al station i (South ol unction ity, Ky., account o f Mardi Gras, Jat one fare for tl e ound trip. Selling February 22nd and 25th, inclusive, good 15 day from date of sale to return. Be sure to travel via the Queer ard Cresen t A. J. Lytle. D. P. A., Chattanooga, Tenn. R, H. Garrett, A. G. P. A., 210 St. Charles St. New Orleans I. Hardy, A. G. P. A., Vicksburg, Miss J. R. McGregor. T. P. A , Birmingh am, Ah HELI FINS X HOI Distressing Kidney and Bladder iseases relievt d in six hours bj the “New Great South American Kidney Cure.” This new remedy is a great surprise on account of its exceeding promptness in reviv ing pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and every part of the urinary passages in male or female. Il relieves retention of water and pain in passing it almos f ’inme diace.y. if you want quick relief and cure this is your remedy. Sold by D. W. Curry Druggist Rome Ga DU. JAQUES 130 WestS xth Street CINCINNATI,OHIO Has practiced medicine iu ( inciunati j ears ontrer than any physician, giving special at tention u> Blood, Nervous and Urinary diseas s Nervous Debility, Impotency, et*., resulting from youthful indiscretion, excesses in matured years and oi her causes, inducing some of the following svmptoms, as d zzines®, confusion ol i deas, defective memory, aversion to society Gonorrhea, Syphilis, the later causing ulcers eruptions enlarged joints, rheumatism, swell ingin groins, mucous patches iu mouth, sore throat, falling hair, ConSdlUtiona free and in vited. Hours, 9a, m. to R p, m.: Sunday lOtolzm. ILLUSTR A TE ]> TREAT SE and FEES lu a sealed envelope on application Stale your ca»e| FRESH MEATS and COUNTRY PRODUCE For the finest cuts in fresh meats; for the best flavored sausage and the best the market affords in the way of eggs, butter and other country produce call on M. A. GILLIAM & Co. Charley Gilliam Manager Bosworth Block Fifth Avenue SWhat Nerve ttertiv. have done for others they will dr for you. VIGOR > OF 16TH DAY As. MEN Easily, Quickly and Permanently Restored, both day. A positlvseure for an Weaknesses. Nervousness Debility, and all tbelr train of evils resultinr from early errors and later excesses; the result -•(overwork, alekt.eea. wurrr.etc. Develops d »ves: tone and strenK tri to lie sexual or ve. ktups unnatural luus er ulrhlly Sixeiona caused by youlhlal errors or ex ““lUd’S °< toka-eu, oului.i and liquor, lien lead to roDoiiaplUn and tetrose shows iqirnediale Improvement. Accept Imitation. Insist upon having the genuine icrve R#*rrir*« F’° Ol " fr - innm , °S?L" ,C ®» lent to carry in vest eke Price, fI.(XI per box. six boxes, one fun ..ealme-it.a.oo. Kuaranired to sure any rase II not kept by your druggist we will send them by ma:l. upon receipt of price, in plain wrap- maU t,r ders to AMI.HU AM MS.III. Al. r?O,, Clnetnnass. SB. For sa'e ov J. T Crouch, &Co.RomeGa zWj jp> s CURE A Now and Complete Treatment, consign.. A B’ PPOBITORIES, Capsvt'pft of Ointment cud « /< Ointment, A never failing Cure for 1 •* every nature and degree. It make« an opera l . with the knife or injection*} of car'oohc acid, whit ’• are nuinfui and seldom a pornuiue* - ire, and .r»< resulting in death, unnecessary. Why er iu thia terrible disease? Wo guarantee t boxes to cure nny You only p.ty t> benefits received. $1 a box, G for $5. Sent by imi'. Quarauteeb issued by our agents. CONSTIPATION Mt.'M’Sft’ ths great i JVFIi and STpM ACH KPGULATG < an BLuOD Pliltif}£R. Siijail, njfid and piann-M t taks, eE|<e»for use. fill; eenU nly by Jl T. ltllllllllllltllHIIII!tl....;llllUr.l!"ni‘i.HlUUIUM| BEST AND C h’ E AP EST. Do you know that the best ; medicine on the market is now us cheap us the cheapest? i OR. KING’S ROYAL CERMETUER is now sold in a new and larger package, which con tains about 65 per cent, more nledicins than the old bottle, and at the same old price. The thousands who have j used this great remedy for ■ Indigestion, NxßvousNEt?, LaCrippi. catarrh, rheum- ATIRM, DEBILITY, FEMALE > Troubles,Etc., know that it is easily the superior of all : others. Itß cheapness will uow en able thousands more to enjoy its benefits and blessings. Pleasant to take as lem onade, harmless always, and CIMEB WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS. Said St all In.,,Uta, $1 -S t.r U 108 DOSESONE DOLLAR. Klrj'i Rt)il Germituer Ciiapaoj, ATLANTA, OEORCIA. LUUIUHIUUIUHUI>I<»tIiIUIIIUIUinUUI!UUum The J electric | thrill of | health | is never felt by those who RS are run clown-out of sorts- £ poor in biood-badly nour- £ ished—dyspeptic. That =“ would be unpos'’’ 1 - > , nnd so the delight ci living £ is lost! £ Brown’s Iron Bitters l """ ■■■" “ 1111 ■ u brings weak people up to the stan- ~ dard of health—feeds the blood—acts on the nerves—strengthens the mus cles. It brings the blush of youth to ™ weary women’s cheeks—is a boon to ~ the invalid—refreshes and renews xs: life in the aged—nourishes the weak, puny child—briefly said, it gives strength, and strength cannot exist EL' without perfect health. Itisaneces- ~ sity in every family. It does not SZ injure t/u teeth or cause constipation. g- It’s Brown’s == Iron £ Bitters you need! The Genuine haA the Crossed Red leines on Wrapper. Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md. SSS +THE»ANNEX+ BAT HING&TONSCRIAL PARLORS Andrew To bert, Propr Slmving 10c. Hair cut 25c. Bath* j 21c. Five for SI.OO. Shine only 5c jpa "iwwii.ai'l ■ — When you want to ! < uy harness and strap work and buy them iheapand strong. Call >n J. S. Henderson the Reliable Harness Ma uer- 234 Broad St. Highest Market price paid for Hides &. Pelts, J. S. HFNDERSON. : ter-’l* I ■ V iw® RAILWAY CO SCHEDULE. Solid through and connecting trains bet ween i 1 Rome, Knoxtille, Bristol, wasbir gton, New I York and ail points E st; als<» between Home i I ChattauoogA, < iucinnati, Louisville, '•a hville, i Sr. Louis, Memphis aid all) »intß we«. Leave . . 6 40 a in I Ai rive 11 15 am l.iuve ...10:20 ain | Arrive ?. 8 pm ! I Leave 4 35 r m i A> rive 4.07 pm Trains between Rome. Atlanta. Macon, Savan I nah. Bru* swick, Jacksonville all points in Flor j icia, Georgia and the Carolinas. I eave ’7 45 ain I Arri ve 6 4 am Leave 1115 am Arrive ...10 26a m I Leave 9 00 p m | Arrive 4 35 p in Tiains between Rome, Anniston,Selma. Mnnt | gomerv, Meudian, Mobile, New O.leans, Te < »s Mexico aod < alifornia. 1 eave 11 20 am | Arriye 4 30 p in T bins be tween Rome, An listen, Birmingh un m* inpbis, Arkansas Texas Indi in Territory, Missouri. K aasas nd all points west. l e.it® . 4 10 p hi | Arrive 11-’an Train l<v*-vin* Rome 640 a ni is a vestibule ’ tr«hi; runs j.t ♦.» Cincinnati, c •nnecta at O tewah JuncXiot with solid Ves-ibuled Dinir car train t o and New Yo”k Sam’ r;>in retu to Rome 9 p m and runs solid fr Rome to >nvide, t ime »evween R e t<;b‘tia 2 hours and 20 minutes iu Ml *, direct’ .fua,’ nd 2 hours and 20 minutes botw > Rome *,14 Atlanta. For detailed i’lfoimutid ea'l on »r '*rite to t -F.C. SMITH, P. Jt T. A., Rome, Ga. C. A.BRNSfQTER, A. G. P A., • KnoxvilleT**nn J. i. FARNSWORTH, D P, A. Alft. w 4 Tl’flK V C> o.Wrt* , BLOSSOM s as safe and harmless as a Ba ted poultice. 1. * ;ts likeapo”! ice, drawing out fever ar-d pah. nd curing al’ dis eases peculia* o k Vest. ‘'Orange Btoar >n” is a pas tile, easily used at any time; t is applied tight to the part* ilvery lady can treat bersel .vith it. Mailed to any address upon rs eiptof si. Dr. J.A. McGill&Co J Panorama Place, Chicago, 111 Sold hv D, W, C irry Druggist “Orange Blossom’-’ is a painless cure for al! diseases peculiar to women. Sold fresh at City Drug Store by D. W. Curry. Go to Ruggles for signs, paint iug and varnishing. All order* promptly attended. Shop over 22C Broad St. I WEBSTER’S INTERNATIONAL o/tht Titus. DICTIONARY I ■A (•>«»</ Educator. ’ NtoM WOT (f th9 *• 17a abridged.” ‘ Ntnndard of the IL iU. 8. Gov't Prfnt- f Ing Offioe, the U.S. EkSmJI • Supreme Court end RsS&jgS / | of nearly all the L. ' Sehoolbooks. i Warmly com* < mended by every I , Blate Superinten- ; < 1 dent of School!, <[ Illium 3 an<t other Educa- <’ hjflr ~ ton alnao9t with- i • out number. ’ J A College President writes: “ For i[ “ case with which the eye finds the ( i “ word sought, for rccuracy of deflnl f “ti >n, for effective methods in Indi t “eating pronunciation, f.»r terse yet ; < “comprehensive ttateraonts of facts, ' 5 “and for practical x:so as a working S “d’etionnry, ‘ Webster’s International’ 5 “ excels any other f-lngle volume.’* j J The On y Great Standard Authority, S Ro writes Hon. I>. J. Brewer. Justice U. 8. # Supreme Court. | G. & C. MT.TURtAM CO., Publishers, J 5 ‘ pringneld, Mass., U.S.A. s c •’ to 1' a publishers for fr*e pamphlet. ‘ [ 5 bev • i >t> not b y cheap reprints of ancient edition*. > UA. .‘.'.lf * '«h - < 1 - —1 "? '.-JIJLLILW IM. A. NEVIN & S'»N. MANAGERS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 19, THE BURGLAR A Play of Humane Interest, by AUGUSTUS THOMAS. A Highly Successful Comedy Drama, originally from the Madison Square Theatre, NEW YORK, WITHA SUPERIOR CAST Direction of — A Q. SCAMMON. Usual —Prices. Seats at Yeisers BEWARE OF OINTMENTS OFCA TARRII THATCONTAIN MERCCRT as mercury will surely destroy th sense of smell and completely de range the whole system ■when en ering it through the mucous sur faces. Snch articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall’s Catarrh Cur< manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co,, Toledo, 0., contains no mer cury, and is tuKen internally, act ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally and is made in Toledo, Ohio, by F, J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free fW“Sold by Druggist*, pries 75c perbottle is UNKIND? ■ to y FAIF< FACES. 7 J 9 Most women have a natural ■ 7 dread of winter—the cold winds 7 3 ami dampness roughens and ■ 7 chaps their skin. Many have Z | ■ gained knowledge by experience ■ 7 and now apply a little £ t jpOZZONI’Sj POWDER M before going out. It protect*, ft Z softens and beautifies the com Z plexion, and then—it is Invisible y B it it is rightly used. ft 7 HAVE YOU EVER TRIED IT? 7 * ALL DRUGGISTS find 7 J f ANQY UQODB STORES SELL IT. J Does Your Roof Leak? g Your Guttering need repairJ Do > cu want New work doil IF YOU DO--- I -4 .‘Remember th« Tairfb J OFF OFisk- I Tin Plate I And as we buy direct you J get the benefit of the rednctiJ andfirstclass material, fully anteed. by having your wo] done at the Tin Shop of I H STEELE, J The most complete and best fill d up Shi in Nort Georgia. All kinds of SHEET IRON and GALVAN!] ED IRON wo!k done to ord r, I TIN, SHEET IRON. GALVANIZED 13)1 SHEET COPPER, SOLDER &c, Carriedl Stock. I ALL WORK GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION For the finest Chin a, Glass and md Ilousifi shing goods. WE are the plawe, i CHARTER OAK and NEW El TERPRISE COOK STOVES Carver & Harpers 0 d Stand 241 & 243 Broad Street. lA'KHXG President I J. Shnpson, Acting Caiiia W- F. BIMFSONf Vice presidext Merchants National Ban'i INTEREST ALL v/Eb Ch ~ : DEPOSI t U1 Ac tom nul itio'is nswte.it 'vi-.h Sul Banking I ended our Customer.- dome Motuai Loan Associate HOME OFFICE ROtfE C ■ RGIA, 325, Broad Street. A National Bni ding and Loan Com?a Purely Mutual, Safe' Investmonr and Good P!O f it Made by Small Mon hiy Payments. OKFICJGII . J. A. GI.OvKB, Freeiurnt. J. n. MOORK, »• c’tj * ire* • CHAS I. GRAVKS, Vice Fieuidei t. .1. 11. Rll DES. Mgr'l »u<ilX HALSTKD SMITH, Gereril Council. GREAT REDUCTIO! -4-In Winter Millinery i- ALL SEASON GOOD! AT ACTUAL COST. CALL AND SEE US Respectfully ' A O GARRABj J. C. McCLURE & CQ DEALERSIN JELLICO AND ALABAMA, Steam and Domestic Ifi OAU At Lowest Prices OFFICE AND YARD AT RD ,1£ CIT Y i^ lL ' TFLEPHONE NO. 27 , Remember that W. B Campbell & Co a e the leading Plumbers Get your bursted p pes re paired py them. Also call on thorn for gas and fittings and for Sanitary plumb Ing, ' ' '» I Nati e to b< hto an<l 1 A ' 1 rhv .. f I I°.’ “ » r»f.<; r, ( , ( , r in <*»«*•* - r ! ' ,■’ ( „ r ,|j| s l« de a, o tl>« n«''< ■ J ~s i» re»r andxl !•:*»» >i.«lebt>‘ : ", nl i "qu,re to tPiiU* in iue<l'a * 1- Thti 4 !> fl"/ o 1 Febr " ar? , i ir
