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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1895)
THE HUSTLER OF ROME ’• ■ « <-• • «.-4 tr.«.l. » , . . . . } .j j Claae .Mail Matter. 11l G.U.VII- ••"•**,".».„ • H r 1 * • - >i' HALLY ANU SUNDAi > *-t .. •, >. 1 Quints a week, <>■ .15.(d ;er annu H.a; ORUAN 01 Ihi-t'jiyof l.'nm ami Floyd The "ftmiwvT Vmiwty‘-nf Geo gift - -- - f ,Ah there, my l> <er? D niocrutic platform* will have to get together within 12 months.- Wheeling, W. Va ~ is not the ’ ’A»fily bicycle town in North Amer ica. • . September and the a at nr chases the ice cream festival from ti e church lawn. 1. • 1 Does Minnie Williams know that she is alive? Does she ever know where she is "at? ’ To date, there is no evidence that H. H. Holm s was the Whitechap pel Jack-thu-Hipper. Sin a Quay has won, he at once becomes a saint 11 the ranks of the g. o. p. It was ever th is. It has come down to the issue 01 “mud or a settling basin.’' How do you vote on the quest io ? " » 1 I )'! Patronize home industry by set ting down'on the canting hypo crite who fail to practice wha tney preach. *'V'J A mere American is good enough for Miss Rockefeller—at least she is going to iiiii ry into a family ot that nati utility. •- - Adothe star in the flag and then Uncle Sam will have the bast 01 rjasons for wearing his hat at an angle of 45 degrees. Coxey says Campbel) is not in it, but then, Coxcy’s predictions wore always crawfishery in their mode of get ting there, ■ y. ■ The Hustler of Rome's light for Rome, and Rome merchants and manufactories is going to win. “Mark hat prediction • Dr. Robert B itter, thewor tlr nowned surgeon and specialist, of Rome, Ga., is in a low stat- 01 health. —Sonoriu Enterprise Ga ze ta. - They have in Rome, a drink known as the ‘ S.avann‘ah float, whi h is not intoxicating. Then, il is evidently a m simmer. —Macon News. 1 » The po -r man may have no bombs sent him through the mail, all tin same he continues to play “receiv er” for the bloated bond holders: for instance, the Sage and Roth childs cases. Mrs. Lee, a new woman of Utah refuses to let her husband kiss her. Isn t that awful? —Nashville Star Much depends on the good worn ans’ age —also on the date of her 1 marriage certificate. ~— * The Supreme Court of '.he Unit ed States has cost the government $10,000,000 this year—by its rul ings on th<» income tax law. The SuretneCourt comes high but the Nnilli- n irs have to have it. There was 2(Mt,(X)O Incycles in France, and the government lev ies a tax of $2 upon each wheel in the republic. Mobile )evi«s a tax of only 25 cents, and the 'cyclist worries himself to det\th tn escape even this small tax. — ohile News 1 ~ DUKE Cigarettes r~» x-r-ne-jsr tegfl | duke uurhafv .s -ft oSr H BIGARETTtS Jh < 58k’ w. D u M© Sons & Co. TT, w I AMERICAN TOBACCO CO/?/ .'.’t/Z * .UCC..C - r • I PST O'-SHAM, W.C. U.S A, ft II MAOC FROM high Grade Tobacco 1 « ax» : n MTELY F’.«TE ’ j,„ The Houston Horne Journal. < which Ihe Americus Times-Re cordi-r a--k now ledges is one of the best all round w ekly papers in the third district, has come over to the cause of sound money. At 1 Ihe rate eonv-rts ale being made it would n it be surprising to wake up some morning and find the 1 rim-s—Recorder heading the list. —Saviin ah Press. Ihe Home Journal w s put d, wn in the News and Sun list o* *. if sst 11 h as being for the »iu ** jl* d standard. So there has no conversion there; and there is abou as much probability , o tl-.e Times-Reeorder heading the goTdlmg coin. ,n ar there is of the Savannah Press making a correc a- d a cur-te statement regarding i any phase of the currency controv- • eisy—and that meins to be buyout; any known bounds «»f probability. —Griffin News. To the young man who put the new head line in the Augusta Even ing Hefald : “Take it away.”— L Savannah Press. And give it. to the juvenile .sup plement department of the Dodo Hustler.—Mac-n News. f How Nob e of Col. Loyless to 1 make such slighting remarks o the onl 1 Juve. ile Hustler in t e state. Some day the little editrjss of th- Hustler may grow up and 'Com mit a fearful murder and then Loy less will have to su(T»-r a terrible change of front. Judge Brewer's platform as an nounced at the Amer can Bar me t ingin Detroit was: “Home rule; ( shorten time of process; curtail t right of continuances; no appeal in criminal uses.” Judge Brewer L , , is right. ' (1 >:itinuances of cases” has turiu-d l--ose on the public ( more scoundrels and caused more ( lynchings than half the people ever ( dreamed of. Rome’s mayor has si ntenced City , Sexton P. 1). Roses to thirty days in the stoc ade for getti ig drunk. . —Macon Telegraph If anything, the above glaring misstatement, of the tacts is fur ther from the truth than' was tl c > Telegraph's tpble pretending to show the views of Georgia news pap-rs "ii the financial question. “Jim Sly" sends this for a so lution : A hunter discovers a squirrel on the opposite side of a t ee. He goes around the tree five and a half times, w-hile the squirrel keeps upon the oppotite side. How mam ti«r«s does he go around the squir con Telegraph. I ■ 1 Vm \ibany Herald correctly re ini»Gk'« • “The ‘son of his father’ senti ment is fa-t dying out in this coun try, and the,man the peop e want o honor these davs is.one who has brains md has accomplished some hiug himself.” Murat Halstead, who is just back from Europe, says that in London Hu- Englishmen do not take kind ly to the Americans’ straw hats and colored sh< es, ami any one wearing them is looked upon with suspicion . The Augusta Evening News, the only gold standard paper in Ali gn da, has been struck by a wave ot (fold -tandard prosperi v. If went to the wall one day last ve k. —Statesboro Star. LATE 111 FRA RY NEWS Fiction and travel are the.strong n ' n*» of the S-ptember COsmop li t ii, which by the way, illustrates be ter than any previous ninnber "f its plant for printing a magazine ot the highest class. Conan Doyle. I IL H. Bovnsen and Clark Russell I ire among the stpry-tellers. A nell—known New Y ork lawyer rela'es the story cf "A Faniom Crime”.-the murd-r of D >ctor Parkimin by Professor Webster. A -- light ful sketch of --An English Country House-Party” is from th- ’ pen of Nina Larre Smith- -the • house at which she visi ed hein« 1 no less than the historic Abbots ford, still occupied by the direct ’ descendants of Sir Walter Scott. *. ’“The Realm of the Wonderful” J is iletcriptivi of the strange forms £ of life disc .vered by w -i- nee ’in th- * ocean’s d-pths. and i« superbly j|_ I lustrnted in a siirpiising and mar- J velous way by the author, «hois a a member of th- Sm lf | MI(lj;11I b , K/| . g I- on etui i js iVithoui I--th.-nn- f|. I. r-ujt'i! I 'hwi's-q i- d.-se) {J.-.,,. . fU.;/-.,*- * )oq.- v;„ !1. s j I ' 1 I fc PUSTI t-h OF ROMt MONDA' SEPTEMBER 9 1 of, The Cosmoplitan proen's four full-page illustrations showing these noted boats. Thomas Moran again contribu'ee a series of the most exquisite land scapes of Western sc nery, twelve in number, illustrating an article by Col. John A. Cookrill.on “Mod ern Utah.” And it may be said that no more beautifully illustra ted number of The Cosmopolitan has ever been given to the public. 11. H. Morton, of Birmingham, is sueing for 13J,000 acres of 1 nd Surely the man wants the earth and the fullness thereof.—Amer icus Times Recorder. ■ 1 u ir.i . » Chariest n doesn’t lik- it because Frank Stanton, in his autobio graphical sketch, failed to n ention the ten, years he spent in the City by the Sea. Perhaps he was asleep and doesn’t remember it.— Augu - ta Herald. •_i.. ■ • Editor Glessner informs us that the forthcoming revised Georgia code will be in three volumes, Tin first will contain the civil law, thu second the criminal law and the third tho special laws not in com mon application. It will n d be out f<>r eight < r nine months The Herald's hog, hominy and hay campaign has made three h's popular. Col. 11. W • J. Ham sp- k - at Augusta on .Wednesday nigh' , and the Augusta Herii d paraphras ed and three h’s as follows in its Wednesday evening’sedition-Ham, harmony and hurrah. —Albany Hera Id. The women of Kansas propo e to g<-t even with the men for fail ng to vote equal suffrage, bv“folding there hands and icfusing to help aid religious, charitable or moral reform or political association, un til the men shall strike the adjec tive “male” from the suffrage clause of the constitution and thereby de clare that, woman’s opinions shall be respected and counted at the ballot box, as are all mens opinion out side the State penitentiary, the idiot and the lunatic asylums.” A STEPMOTHER, Arrested For Tne Murder of Her Husband’s Three Year-Old Child Birmingham September 2. —Just as Mrs. Laura Howe, ac mely wo man of 25, wife of H. M. Howe, a prominent electrician, was leaving Oak Hill Cemetary this afternoon, where she, together with the others of the family and friends, had been attending the funeral of her three—year-old stepson, shewn® ar* rested and brought to the city and lodged in jail on suspicion of hav ing murdered the child. Ellen Moore, a negro servant girl in th<* Howe family, was also held on a like charge, pending the result of the Coroners inves igation. Howe says his son had been sick and yesterday he was called home and was told that the child had fallen from the porch and died. An examination showed nglv bruises on his body Rumors o 1 oul play caused How# to send for Coroner Dusen berry, whom In fold to make a full investigation regardless of consequences. Tin two arrests f >llowed. The servant girl says that Mrs Hood’s is Good Makes Pure Blood Scrofula Thoroughly Eradicated. "C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mimi. : -It Is with pleasure that I give you the details es our little May's sickness and her return to - henltti by the use of H(x>d's Sarsaparilla. Shi 1 Was taken down with Fever and a Bad Cou«h. Following this a sore came on her right side bo tween the two lower ribs. In a short time an other broke on the left side. She would take •pells of sore mouth and when we had succeed- C t’..L n . < ’ v » er .7 l l’ t, .' g ,hl ’ s,le *<’Ul<l suf! r w.-th at. J tacks of high fever ami expel bloody lookins oorniptlon. Her hea<l was aflerte’l and matte? ’ oozed from her ears. After each attack she be- Hood’s Cures iame worse and nil treatment failed to give het etlef until we began to use Hood's Sarsiiparilbu lfu-r she had taken one-lialf bottle we could see i 1 wa . M W® continued until she ind taken three bottles. Now she looks likt I The Bloom of Health . 141 nd .s fat 0* aplu W () feelj-iiiteful.Hnd puhom -•y too inuch tn favor i f lltHsl's Sar-apgr’ll.i" Iks, A. .M, A1..-.Mr., Inni.in, Tpunessee Hood's Pl.'lo act easily, yet promptly li-ieullv. oq li.vr s-Ml " j Howe bent the child uiim-reifully with a stick yesterday, and jabbed the stick down his throat and choked him. When the boy died sh<- endeav ored in vain to restore him to lilu 1 by use cf hot baths and camphor. Mrs. Ho e seems much distressed over her arrest. SMILINGLY Howard Wa chel the Erec tion of his Crematory Indianapolis, Ind., September 2.—The Postmaster of Galva, 111., this as eri oon telegraphed to the Coroner of this county that the mother of the murdered Pietzel children was too ill to come to this city at this time, but that she would corneas soon as she recover ed • Today testimony was had of sev eral persons, who recalled he hoy and Holmes, among them Rev. j John Machlan and family, who live in the c’ose vicinity of the Irvington house. A pathetic fea ture was brought out by several wit ->eeses, showing that the Pietzel boy s-emed to think a good deal of Holmes. The latter was continu ally paying him attentions and making purcbns. s calculated t please his childish heart. Klvert Moorman, a stu 'ent at Butler Uni versity. aide 1 Holmes in setting un the stove, while the Pie zel bov smilingly watched the process of erecting his own crematory. 1 w» " Geyer is PI ased Philadelphia, Penn.. September 2.—Detective Frank Geyer, travel stained and sun-burned arrived in Philadelphia today, ami imme diately crossed to the Ci’y Hall, where he reported to Captain Mil ler. Geyer is more than pleased with the result of his trip to In dianapolis, ns by hi® work there he has finally cleared up all mystery surrounding the disappearanc • of ths three Pietzel children. More than that, he has forged such a chain of evidence around the self confessed swindler and alleged multi-murderer, Holmes, that the detective believes it will be suffi cient to hang Holmes. WKfrTED: K reliable active gentleman nt lady to travel fur reliable establishe«i house. Salary S7BO, payable sls weekly, an I money advanced for expense*. Situation steady Kefeiences. Enclcsetl self- iddiessed stamped envelope. H. E. 11e5.% President, Chicago. What Nerve Berries have done for others VW Win do f° r y° u ’ VICCR N >4l OF 15TH DAY ! MEN Easily, Quickly and Permanently Restored, soth day. cure so: all Weaknesses, Nervousness Debility and all their train of evils resulting • rom early errors and later excesses: the result < f overwork. MickneMM, worry, etc. Develops and gives tone and Ntrrn«th to the Nexual or icmia. Mtops iiiinatiiral lo>mm*s or iiiirhtlv Ciiiiuiont caused by youthful error* or ex wh?lT e i opium and liquor, m <-««MMmptlou and Insanity, i neir us.* shows immediate improvement Accent no imitation^lnsist upos having the genjine Nerve RerriAQ , no --'l'er. Conven- • VC Uv I I I lent to carry in vest pocket. Price. s|.no per box. six boxes.‘on.- full treatment. g>jm (.uaranl.ed u. cure an., ea, e . It not kept by your druggist we win send them ny "isil. Upon receipt ot price, in plain wrap- For Sale by J T Crouch & Co. The “Blues.” Do you ever have the “blues”? Do you know what they come from? Do you want to know how to drive them away? Listen: The “ blues " are simply a natural re sult of a disorganized liver. Your liver bile instead of discharging it. The bile must be filtered from that which Is to make blood, and if not properly fil tered your blood becomes impure. Then you feel wretchedly, and " Don't know whu you are w ‘ blue .” Now, in two or three weeks time, you can make yourself feel like a new creature, with rosy cheeks, good appetite, healthy bowels and sound sleep at night. Ask your druggist for Ramon’S Tonic Liver Pills and Rw mon’s Tonic Pellets. These are two separate medicines, in separ rate boxes, but both together they cost only 25 cents: You will then have a sure treat ment which will not only cure your biliousness but prevent constipation in the future by strengthening your digestive system. *t all daalers, or mall, for 26c., s boxas >I.OO MOWN MFG. CO., New York. Speculation HAMMOND AND CO STOCK & BONO BROKER 130 & 132 Pearl Street, Vew York Cityl tocks, B i|t|s ;u,<| Graii ...ugh i md s.jl I >• , U r ( -! t .| , l( \i f 1 - S.—• ''id |>r \ ;i!:ntn (,-rt ~■ oulur uq ip - • ii 11 ihji. I I'T 'i ) I A LIVING CN.WLE i I I have just <»p"ii< d in ■, the rear of No. 221 Bimid a General repair shop * W ill mend your imliel-j la, make you a churn da»h. fix ■ your furniture, varnish your fund- j ture, mend 'he baby carri ge, . mend your window shades or any thing else that is out -if fix. 1 JACK O’REAR. You Suffer I From sonr stamsrX, hssd- kchs, fistuloncy, distress r esling T Or is It s esse cf lost sppstlta, want ot scrrgy, weakness, debility > Are you nervous, resttess, slesplsss, worn aut in body and in mind 1 > Have you pain* In back, hips, side, bead, arm*. sboulJors, cheat? Are you filled with malaria—sallow fomp’esion, coated tongue, ab-ht sweats, dry cough, chills and fevert If any of the*e troubles are yours, ths thing you I'eed is L>R. 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King's Royal Germetuor Co., Atlanta, Ga HERUEIUa V.LL CURE YOU. dTjW 13b West S*xth Street CINCINNATI I, OHIO Han practiced medicine in <’incinnati 15 Year* longer than anv nhy» ician, giving ppccia] at tention to Blood, Nervo um and Urinary diseaa* Nervous Debility, Imporency, etc., resulting i roni youthful indiscretion, excesses in matured /ears and other causes, inducing some of the diowing symptoms, aa dizziness, confusion of deas, defective nieinery, aversion to society Gonorrhea, Syphilis, the later causing ulcers eruptions enlarged joints, rhru.-mtism, swell ng in groins, mucous patches in mouth, sore throat, falling hair. Consultations free and in vited. H« ur>, »a, m. to ft p, n».: Sunday Hh*- i n LLUSTRATED TRE A T ’sent FREE in a seaiv I entfe ope on applicator. State y »nr case MiSSP'G [INK. I am now running the “Miss ing Link,” the newest shot shop in town and I am out for your patronage. I MAKE SHOES TO OBDER. And guarantee ev- ry stitch or peg of r-pair work that I turnout J.M. MULLINIX N-xt to Wilkie's Bakery, Broad St - - - Rome Ga . CATOOSA SPRINGS Gi. —VIA.— W. i A. R. R. 12.50 To Catoosa and Return Tickets on sale daily, goo to return until Oct. 31 ’95. sl-50 'lickets on sale Saturdays, good to return until Mon day Following: ) $5.00 to SB.OO per Board Rate: ? week. ) $22.50 to s27* I Month wTrains Leave From Rome R. R Depot 9:10 a m. 2:50 p. m . ( K Al ER , Ticket Agt. THE J SOUTHERN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC (established 1885 ) ROME GA. Opening of the Eleventh Scholastic ' year Monday Sept., 2nd 1895. Two Seholorships will be given each < O r one yoar instructions FREE. Thorough training in Piano, I Violin, \ iola & Violincello, The| following classe« will he given to all pupils, FREE. Theory of Mu-' sic, Harmom . Counterpoint, Sight reading, Ensemble ami Orchestra 1 playing. I Pupils cun enter from .Vm';v August 26th 1895. ’ I For further Particulars i dUress PA L’E J, Fol TJX jl I’DlGu. j | v -..' I< ; I'.IM'A, 1 I' t ll' .V, wT,. ... ..'."*****■ •» lai A MS, \ |> H. L. Middlebrook , (’ushii-r. '"'-iiliß 1 M ERC H A NTS N ATI ON A L Banl Accounts f fi'ms cupola” thhrr d ind.vir ua j HHO , t . ■ b rnvcouistjn with 1 gitimat b< < k, n ' K,|i • DIRECTORS. | I W, M. GAMMON, O, 11. MCIMI.I.IAM®. Hi I j > M, A. |»EX\y ■ W. 1». SIMI’SOX, HUGH T INNMAN. ■■ . ..., , | 11 'o Ml j 'pi. I ) R. J. KAGAN. J FALL SUIT OR PAIR OF pants | BURNEY TAILORING CCNPffI 1 ■■ ■■ Hit Illi II Mini——Oil -ar- _- . 1 L A JI C E .?_I2 C K • "BEST PRRFECT FIT GAURANTEeI 302 MILLINERY 3021 You are cordially invited to call and seeol nice and well selected Stock of Stylish Mini) cry, everything new and “up to date.” pjl Trimmed Hatsand Bonnets a Specialty. w| sell at lowest Possibe price, for first CiJ Goods | RESPECTFULLY j A. O GA LUARI| Rome Mutual Loan Associate HOME OFFICE ROME GORGIA, ! 325, Broad Street. A National Bniiding and Loan Compal Purely Mutual, Safe Investment and I Good Profit Made by Small 1 Mon’hly Payments. J a GL<>vER, President , „ „ , >.««.™. v,„ Ml I H. General ’Council. ■ GEO TRAMMELL BKRKY BKOA| w Broach & Tram mell Contracors & Builders, Stone Brick and wood work. Klevating houses or floors a specialty. " ill move Houses on short notice. ADDRESS J BROACH & TRAMMELL ' ROM£ GEORGi ■"" -J - J* BIG PROFITS Srnali i nves t m ent ’ hurt th '!■ 'i ’* r '* ty W *' "“ l<e ,nan .v rich, but nowhere can they make e<> much wilhl , honti.neaaby y.n , Hll i„ „rain, Provision, and Stock sj/j 00 R £AGI: DOLLAR INVISTED cmbm v ytematic Pianos Speculate originated by ue. Ml .uccewful speculators operate on a regular system. ’ who ■ kn<n '’’ faC ' ir,i “ l are ihommnd Bof men ,n all parts of th. Un ted SUI from i r w m 8,1 ~ia,le trad ng through Chicago broke.n nuke la ge amounts every year rang! 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IIIPH Wunufactiu-era and Dearlers in Sash, Doors and Blinds Hoor, Roiiffhand Dressed Lumber. general contractors. Contracts for Bui dinganywhere in the South' TELICPDone 41. oriPß2oß,ui r „ ft( | st. Court Houfp Jai’ C The One Crop System w \ gr ' ldUally exhausts thc la nd. unless a Fertilizer containing a J ® larger h 'i" Ol , <>tash is llse<l - Better crops, a better soil, and a 7 account can only then be expected. - • W is brim full J "r 1 ariners Guide," a i43.pa.ge illustrated book. B A X will make it i’ Se 11 ,nff ‘ rmation for Griners. It will be sent free, C W *; nuke and ba ' e you money. Address. GERMAN Kali, works, 93 Nmw>h New 'y
