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THE HUSTLER PF ROME Scc<'i <1 Class Mail MaH/T. TUI G. I YKD. E j, itnr ’ Manage DAILY AND SUNDAY- • 10 -ento * wwk or Ifi.OOper aiijpit ONLY OFFICIAL ORGAN f’lec.Ky "f Poire, ar d Floyd, the •‘Banii"r county ' of Georgia. The sweet girl graduate, may she never grow fewer. These be hot days for the race —the human as well as the boss. Col. Sol better known as “Old Sol” is making it warm for the race. Todate no fatalities have bee: | recorded because of the Georgia chigger. The Macon Telegraph’s perch carnival number will be a daisy. • Mark that prediction. Wages aie being increased throughout this broad land —Now is the time to subscribe. ' While they die like cattle in the North, the heat in the Sunny youth proves an elyxir of life. No, jane, dear, Summer does not necessarily die a violent death because it takes its departure via a fall. If Corbett and Fitzsimmons, would only give their money a chance to do the talking, the peo ple would f< el relieved. Procrastination has the credit of being the thief of time —At the same time sleep gets in its little work on the drowsy. If a Georgia girl gets so up to date as to wear pants, we will bej 100 to that her face is not her for- i tune. —Augusta Herald. - Corbett hates Fitzsimmons, and because the intensity of his hate, | is willing to fight the long James I for love- —Macon Telegraph. The Trade Edition of the Ilrs tler of Rome was a whopper and a master stroke of journalistic en terprise, as well.—Vienna Progress. Caution: Don’t shoot when a man asks if it’s warm enough. He isn’t to blame. The weather has driven him mad. —New York Tri bune. The Bishop of London believes that it would l>e an improvement upon political affairs if women had the same franchise rights as men. All the good editors will take an out ing, or an “inning,” the balance of ns will continue to labor a d take our daily lath—ifper.--.pba lion. While Grover is said to !>e ‘ han kci in after ’ a third term, it is l.e lived that Debs would be satisfied with out —provided that one w< re his first,. The Hill City Cadets will receive a royal welcome in Anniston, to day. Anniston is Rome’s daughter and Capt. Slewart and his men an v rv partial to daughters. ■ nciair .j uoge vr 1 cs: till was ol Virginia-Kentucky stock. His I) EA FN ESS CANNGT BE Cl' RED by local applications, as they can not reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure Deafness, and that is by con stitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eus tachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and unless the inhu mation can be taken out ai d this tube restored to ils normal condi tion, hearing will lie destroyed for ever; nine eases out of tea i-n caused by catarrh, which is nolle :ng but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dol lars for any ease of D -afness (caus ed by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hull s <)iitarrh Cure. Send for ireulnrg free. F I CUE NEV A >. T >’-•<! o. () Sjl-J by Drugg; tJ, o i p? uxp 1 i ft!® . i"iX*V ■' —1 I i' I DUKE WHAM® F * ■f) : r J GIGARETTESL&*-] ' TTZT?’’ W. Duke Sons & Co TZ r "‘-"" I! Y 7 ? -V THE AMERICAN TOBACCHCO’?* fi/ OMAHA M, H.C. U 3 A 11 MADE FROM | high Grade Tobacco 1 O AND ABSOLUTELY PURE 1 grandparents were residents of and ' married in Mercer county, Ky., 1 a id his father was born there. 1 i Tn seventy—five cities East of f the Rocky Mountains 227 manu facturing concerns have started i up since April 1, and over 53,000 t men have secured employment. I 1 Yesterdays races on the Rome ( track were honest. Let the horse- , men keep up the lick and next fall ( Rome will have the best races in ; lhe state. Mark that Prediction, j “There ought to be a free coin age league formedin every count} 1 in Georgia, and every man who , favors the restoration of the white ( metal shov’d join it."-Sparta Ish- , maelite. Eddie says Japan should find it easy to whip the present tight; far more so (Formosa) than she did even in the trouble with China, then Eddie took a day off. —Ma- con Herald. It is said that the coming man is going to be hairless and tooth less. This being the ease, if the hu man family is not to die out, the i future woman is to be blind.— , Tammany Times. Mrs. Harlan is almost of as large | and generous build as her hnsband, Mr. Justice Harlan, whois six feet two inches tall When seen together they attract much admiring but surprised attention. “Carlisle says that free coinage would benefit only the owners of gold—and yet those who own gold are all opposed to free coinage ! Are they fools or is Carlisle a lair?”—Griffin News. In reply to telegrams, 110 mem b -rs of the next congress gave pos itive replies on the currency ques tion. Os these 55 are for free coin age. 41 are for bimetalism and 17 are for the single gold standard. The remains of General M in field Scott Hancock will no* be I removed from the Montgomeiy Cenntery, at Norristown. The ef f rt to have them removed to Ar lington, Va.. has been abandoned. I’liil Byrd printed one of the I biggest trade editions ever seen in Borne and <unrment‘d it with two blazing bull's eyes on the very front page. The Hu ti.er of Rome is waving like a banner in the sky, as it were.—Calhoun Times. r i : ! ~ A San Francisco paper says that i the original of Rudyard Kipling’s ; McManus, now of San Francisco. He was formerly in the British > army in India ai d afterward “boss ed’’ a gang of natives who were - construe ing a railway line. Elgar \\ illiam Howe, who isn’t heard of now ns much as he prom- - ised to be a dozen years ago, is out ) with a new book. When his mo urn fu l “Story of a Country Town” was published he seemed to be a ; brilliant Wes'ern meteor, some sparks of which still linger in his . Atchison newspaper. The city of Hamburg has voted $250,000 for expenses fluring the • lining * "li-brat ion of the opening 1 I th'- Baltic Sea (’anal. Among " b‘-r things a dinner is to be given m honor of the Kaiser and SOO guests. The cost of the service is estimated at $3,000, and of the wine at $S 000. lb- e is a man who must make jan exhibit at the carnival. The >mithville Enterprise tells of him j 0.'.xl says; “Judgejk, P, Johnson , THE HUSTLER OF ROMb V/EDDNESAY JUNES 1895 s making a success in bee cult ure. < He has taken 315 pounds of very i aright honey from twenty colonies 1 Ins season. The judge easily dis- i loses of his honey at ten cents per iiound.”—Mncon Herald. ] Dr. AUan McLane Hamilton, who became widely known through ' lis medical connection with the Juiteau trial, is about to try the novel experiment of carrying on the practice of his profession in both England ami the United States. He has an office in New York, and has taken another in Mayfair, London, and intends ’pending six months of each year in each place. Dr. Hamilton’s spec ialty is brain diseases. Looks like he might keep busy in London the year through. MIE CURRENCY VOLUME- Congressman Maddox, of the j Seventh district, is quoted as hav-1 ing said, that if Congress had re- ■ moved the State bank tax. silver agitation would have cut a very | small figure in Georgia. There is much truth in the state ment. The demand for an increas- i ed per capita circulation is shared by u very large majority of our poo- ' pie. The conservative and reflec- j tive portion of our population want that increase in our volume of money to be made in safety to all interests and without impair ing the integrity of our financial policv. Our people have witnessed the unsuccessful effort to commit the government to a system of unse cured paper circulation. The fail ure to have the government assume that policy has given an impetus to the free coinage clamor. It would be less a species of fiatism, and therefore appeals more generally to the intelligence of the masses Walton Vindicator. EDITORIAL OPINIONS. The first visible expression of the approach of the millennium was witnessed in New Orleans Sunday last. There was a partial enforce ment of the Sunday law.—Houston Post. The Senate of Michigan throws the aegis of the Constitution over the inalienable right of man to treat his fellow-man to a drink. This is without prejudice to the Philadelphia custom —New York World. The Democratic party needs a Depew to organize a harmony d n ner for it. But there is only one Depew, and he cannot be duplica - ed.—New York Recorder. A deliberate woman criminal is a rarity. The actual number i j male criminals is pr ibably “about 99” times greater than the numbei of female criminals.—New York Sun. If an insult to an unofficial Brit ish agent in an American republic costs $74,000, what is it worth to England t>> have a Vice Consul killed by th • soldiers of the Sul tan? —New York Tribune. It is a larger and better work t > teach nii’ii to do good for goodnes sake than to menace them with nameless torment if they fail t< keep the law.—New York Herald Canadian Indians have discover ■ “ i 1 ...1 .. ■. 1 Jf. X. Leonard, Mo. In Agony IB Years With~Balt Rheum Sarsaparilla Cave a Perfect Cura. •c. I. Hoort ft Co., Lowell, Mum.: "Hood’. SiwimparUls Ik nn excellent medicine. I bed eczema In my left leg for fifteen years. ~roe * ny ’f* wa * on * urabs. The Itching and Burning zensatton marte me sufler Indescribable agonfea. I »penta great deal of money for different rrYn- Hood’s s ?>Cures ties. Now all the lores, scabs and j .In have vanished and lam enjoying perfect health. I S oo *!’* Sarsaparilla Is second to none and lladly recommend it to all suffering humanity.” M. L. Chbuvisont, Leonard, Aliss’uil. Hood’s Pills act easily, yet promptly and •ttcteuUy t oii the liver and bowels, tsc. d gild, and an all-wis’ govern-j in‘nt. over careful of their intci <■ -: s, j ms proh ; bited th in from touching t —Chicago Bos’. It is probable that there* are nany more popular men, person lily, than General Harrison. But jopularity is not the principal qualification for the President. — drockton 'I inies, I FPAIN I •• WHEM •• Pxi COMES ! 1 For Colic, Cramps, Cholera ] [ Morbus and all Summer e ] [ Complaints, there is no cure g ] ' equal to Pain-Killer. Get a Z [ bottle to-day. Keep it con- g ; j stantly on hand, for there is Jjj ;' no kind of pain or ache— g i i internal or external —that £ bPdin Kitten ] ! will not relieve. Genuine § ] ; bottle bears name of PERRY x ] ; Davis & Son. Look out for g ] ; imitations and substitutes, g ; [ Double the former quantity g ] | for 25 cents. Ii I U ■J s I ’ M. A. NEVIN .V SON MANAGERS FWOAi EVENING JUNE 7TH. TIE COMIC OPERA G MIKADO 50—PE0PLE-5O iSj cial Scenery and Gorge ous Costumes, Benefit of the Rome LIGHT GUARDS ■>— —— Tickets now on sale at RALPH ! DII.LE CO. Reserved Seats 75c. TEXAS! IS THE DIRECT LINE TO WEST IfcjMa IS THE SHORTEST LINE TO SOUTHERN TEXAS. M IS THE ONLY LINE TO TEXAS H allunder one ivi an age mln r. R ISTHEONLY LINE GIVING CHOICE H OF ROUTESVIA SHREVEPORT Pl ORVIANEWORLEANS. SS IS EOUIPPEDWITHSDLIOVESTiSULED ■ TRAIrtSTONEWORLEANS ANDWITH ■ THROUGH SLEEPERS ATLANTAAND ■ BIRMINGHAM TO SHREVEPTRT; CLOSE CONNECTION AT EITHER^UINT m WITH THROUGH SERVICE OF TEXASLiNES OUR RATES AS LOW AS ANY! AJ.LYTLEDIVJiASSRAGENTJIEADIhDUrCHfwnd'uATcsf J RJrt?GREGORTRAV.PASSRAGENT 20PS.' r«*ESIRMiN , WX.RINEARSQN G.T’-A. CiNCUtNAI. v A UK/ NT CT C? Fizr .S-: - I a. Rv?rr. 1 ’tzJ" tags a lie ■ ■ r ■ fl* Vw JF ' - atCs -tr- rfl I”’ 1 ! “ j’ ”' j, >?ld.lwtHaend ft’snfcJ ; : . . y I ebargea prepaid, ior ’ . , , in every cn**e fie t i .wiu!Bß, blackheads,at • - . or any dtecolcr;ii it I? ' • g • d wrinkles (not cans.". ,>y ’• |'H JILEACIU’- no . t :• . ’ ’■ uverup, ascostuetksdo, MAISAM E A. lii ; iio. 6 East i4th St.. GT-’.V .< < t A severe rheum 11ic pnin in th est f-hoi Idi r 1 ;,d tni.l'h d Mr. J H. Lnper, n wi ll kiinwn drugg .st nt Des Moint, liH'.a, i..r over -ix months. At times the pain was M<( cverc that lie could not lift any hing. With all h i canid do he could not get rid of it until be ap plied Cham I h r'bi in's Pain Balm. “I only mad‘ ! I:i ■ ngpli. Hi ns of I it, he says, “and huae sincr Iwen free from all pain.” He now rec omen.ls it to persons imil irlv at’- ■ llicted. It is lor sale I>y Lowery i Bros . Druggist. BLOSSOM is as safe and hurmlc '3 as a fla: □ced poultice, i:. sets Lkeapo”!. tice, dravzing- out is yer az-1 pain, and curing all diseases pcculiai to la dies. “Orange Bloss >n” is a pas tile, easily used at any time; i I is applied right to the parts Every lady can treat herseli with it. Mailed to any address upon re« ceiptofsi. Dr. J.A. McGill&Co. Panorama Place, Chicago, IK. Sold I y D A/. Curry D ugsist ’PI l-S THE BEST. PIT FOR A KIN Ji. s 3. COSDOVAN, /. V TSLHCHiENAMEH.S.(JC*I.F L , j". POLICE,3 soles. j i.z® Boys'SchwlShoei ; LADIKIS- >?fgFw se i!?£. 0 SB I A l E."JIEa. tI»OCKTON.A\ASS. Over O.ie Million People wear tha W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes At! our .-.hoes are equally satisfactory h j y yh- t’.n bc«U vih*e for the money. ,■ .’ •.Uulun> $g .rs in atyle ai d fit. -.*» f re nn«urpßffsed. r • .• .j ■' r-joi’ -i,f Cantie I & Owens MAGNETIC NERVINE * s so, d with writte *7 *'■ ak guarantee to"cui k N ..n-”u.BP.-as«r •,■ ' i/xy ■‘9'Q t«On, Fits. A.’fZl, i ,L' V / z < e v V ness f Tica(lnch<‘»i c '■ V Neuralgia andWaL- LT-.z*' i J- V fulnrf’H.cawe'ibrv -‘>*--(1 . yce.-KivouseofGpbn Tobacco and Ai<- /g'J. Ar h, b Mental ix-pi • .LTrL bc “■ AT TeF\’ fsicn, C. .tin, causing Misery. Inaa Mty and Oeat • Power m either sh r at u’o CJd A /r ? liivolnn' ai y Losses’, cauri -, •< ; ;i ! . ov "; ■ oxbi lion of the Braili at :b- ' Vovtf’r It to 'A’enk Orvaus th« ys of life; cm •i. . . 1 7 n-’e Wcrd iies-;. i month’s tre- .. , ’■ i i j• ■■■!.; e. by mtiil, I ; any address.* ■. 1 ; . V> Kit cry .*5 order ws £.ivf <r. a o*• • • rv <•ri < • r m i i the ulod* «a: ;• dee ke’Uvd ou.yby For sae 0/ J. T. Crouch &Co. Rome I SIBOO.OO GIVEN AWAY TO INVENTORS. $150.00 every month given away to any onewho applies through us for the most meritorious patent during the month preceding. We secure the beat patent# for our clients, and the object of this otTer is to encourage inventors to * keep track of their bright ideas. At the same time we , wish to impress upon the public the fact that IT ’S THE SIMPLE, TRIVIAL INVENTIONS THAT YIELD FORTUNES, such as the “car-window” which can be easily slid up and down without breaking the passenger’sback, “sauce pan,” “collar-button,” “nut-lock,” “bottle-stopper,” • and a thousand other little things that most any one can find away of improving; and these simple inventions ai e the ones that bring largest returns to the author. Try to think of something to invent. IT IS NOT SO HARD AS IT SEEMS. Patents taken out through us receive special notice In the “National Recorder,” published at Washington, D. C., which is the best newspaper published in America in the interests of inventors. We furnish a year’s subscrip tion to this journal, free of cost, to all our clients. We also advertise, free of cost, the invention each month which wins our $l5O prize, and hundreds of thousands of copies of the “National Recorder.” containing a I sketch of the winner, and a description of his invention, will be scattered throughout the United States amon ; capitalistsand manufacturers, thus bringing to theirattcii ion the merits of the invention. All communications regarded strictly confidential. Address JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Solicitors of American and Foreign Patents, 6*B F Street, N. W., Box 385. Washington, D. C. Rejc 'i'' c- editor of thia f •‘-y. Writcjor ou • 1 ’-e'e / u a *7? A E. i DB, JAQUES ) 13U Wr ?t Sixth Street CINCINNATI, CHIO * lias prae’feed medic***'' uichfati 'ears I, n *iv uhvsician. civil)'- sto-iai at f » non ;o iPo<>d, Nervoueai Uiiuur., disease Nervous hebiiity, .inpore .cy. ct • , r< uniting from youthful indiscretion,* Xuesses io-matured and other causes, rndno.in’g smne <>t the . oilowiug avmptoms, as d zzi. es , confusion of ideas, defective memory, aversion co society t->u.>rrhei Syphilis, the later earning ulcers -rupt ions enlarged joints, rhe natism, swell ng in groins, mucous patches 111 mouth, sore throat, fillin' hair, Consul cations free and in vited. Hours,9a, in. to R p, in.: Sunday JO to 12 m, —~ ' 1 and FKEr d ‘ ja - 11 envelop** <»n annli ation State v<*iir < Ea:Hy, Q*h'cl>> Pfcrmsccfd.’y RsUorerf. ■■ '.nr -L-.-t’':-.ho ><<. • s .... o.'hiji:... .I •. I (h». evi,- from cart or Inter . x .11. «.*■., <>r OV rv, irt W. rry, r-icki 1 ij- Htno :th, ton »mid dev. '.■.■•n:eot civo: orv ryorcon. r portion of the body. Improve, tn Hi tie Crsthor. Tiif.uH. .1..-Ibo-hos praise ,>;> lilein .orotfica. Can -n r . 1:1 r ,t p. . r -t. |, } ts( 1 J I.r on r.'ci >t of price. nioiti.'* treat, v; >:t 1:1 each l.ox. Pre SLOP, V |.. lra f.-.j, wriitoa (luarantee to refund inoif, cur d *-’irttoU« , orth»Grni.?'.i». w-,-,® DOWN TO $8 PER DOZEN. Lancaster is now making cabinet 1 kotos at $3 per doz. Fortner price J 4.50. Let everybody take adv an p'.go of this low price as it will not I ast long. Go with the li.'tle ones while the w. at her is pleasant, and get some as good-pietinscs as you ever saw. Special attention given to Copy- ■ iiitr and enlarging. D >nt trust copying agents with your old picture, the work can be done qt home. Any and all sizes Crayon, water colors, jastell &c. all work guaranteed. 4-I'j’tf. MCE 4 FAUCI -4-SBIRTS-F *• Entire New Stock Just rec’d Seeour line of Black and'Fancy 1 -2 H ose at 25c. The best goods ever shown for the price. «• J. A. GAM MON—. SUCCESSORS TO W. M. Gan.mon & Co. / SHOES AND SHOETHING 4- Ease and Comforts- For the poor weary feet. We in vite your attetnion to the fact that we have now received the greater portion of our Low Cuts Oxford Ties For this seasons trade and can and do o-fer you a finer assortment of beautitul goods, ■rom which to select, than has ever before been put upon this market. From the most substantiel to the most dainty, heavy or Hand Turned, we have the goods, and our polite experienced sa'esman stand ready to wait up on you. Our prices like our shoes are always exactly propper. 4*CANREII&OWENS*+- 240 Broad Street, Rome Ga. MCDONALD-SSIr CO. 1,3, 5, & 9 THIRD AVE for Bargains, In the Furniture Business.!- iPßßgg| B »Hi titi in 1 rfniM HFwWi Hi ig M Think of feuying this Genuine Rattan Rock )r for $1 .75. We offer the trade, for this vs) < big bargains in Side Boards. Call on us for the best Mattings Carpets, Furniture and Under taking MCDONALD GO.