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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1896)
TOE HUSTLER OF ROME nterad M the PMtnNine a* Mcoad-class matter PfiILL a. BYRD- Editor and Manaaim ■”W_ =!5 'lO cents per week. $5 per year. Advertising rates, reasonable. PHONE HO- 85. ■QFFICE-Corner Broad and Fifth leaw -QTHE HUSTLER OF Is The official Medium For the Sheriff of Floyd county. For the cent t of'‘rdtnary of Floyd county. For tferk of Superior Court of Floyd county. For the Board of CotunriMiouero of aoads a Wevenae of Fioyu county. <or the Mayor and Council of Home. For the City Marshal of Rome. And all legal notices required by law. to be p«t>liHh«a in the roe tin in used by theseotflcia - - The daisy will soon lye blooming ’neath the Vaster bonnet. A King is now prime ruler of the flity of Rome —Americus Times Recorder- As a political sprinter, McKinly is on the sender —of financial in formation. March, cruel blustering March ; for every gentle k<ss of Nature he returns a blow. hr Great streams of deadly ink continue to be spilled over the Anglo-Venezuelan affair. s If proclamations amount to anything, Weyler will soon be rec ognized as a man of letters . Republican Presidential candi dates continue to plant lucre in _ the South’s fertile political fields. ■ t The bloomer has come tostay-s .Yes they are breeches of promise in.the suits brought by fair plead-* «as. Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown—but what has that to do with America’s royal duck shoot ast? He is indeed a shoitsighted em ployee who, failing to see much m his salary, applies an X raise . and gets tired. ! Democrats were fighting each »■ other last year. This is the year to unite and frail the Republicans. Here’s to unity. 8t( plien'Crane, author .of '‘ Red Badge of Carnage,” which has suc ceeded ‘‘Trilby’’ in London, is only 22 years as ag •. McKinley is exhibiting a clean pair oi heels, at the same time lie is not giving his Republican com petitor# any show. 3 f von want to reach the masses make your message as effective as yoi. will —the Hustler of Rome will deliver it for von. •Vouicl that the weather man alight, lie let alone when he is serv ng fine v,rather. Who is it that keeps riling him, anyhow? Tiie Eleventh District of Texa will choose a Representative in Congress on April 7th, to fill oat Mr rain’s uuexpired term. The Dago invaded Abyssinia with powder and lead. He eliould havt armed himself with his dead ly hand organ and his lead .‘‘inunK. ” - , Hannfe Taylor, American Min ister to Spain,is an Alabamian nho is not easily alarmed at hostile detiHHietratiocs. He is a cool de termined num, but this present present crisis is one that will test his diplomatic ability to its ut most. Pr ident Patton, of Priuceton, expfe 'is that the students’ demon strat on, in which they burned the King of Spain in efligy, was mere •ya lark. No doubt, but the Er’no ton faculty should see to it that such larks sing less and sore r.mre. They should be winged. While Spain is talking boycott it is well enough to take a glance at 'he figures that show the com mercial relations of the countries :■ | During the fiscal year ended June 80. 1896, we exported to Spain in round numbers, $11,000,00, and »o Cuba $12,500,000; a total of $28,500,000. During the same pe riod we imported from Spain 83,- j 500,000, and from Cuba $53,000,- IX)U;.a total of $56,500,000; bal ancein favor of Cuba and Spain, | $33,000,000. Our total expor s du ring that year were $703,000,000, so it will be seen that the loss of I Spain's and Cuba’s business w ould Ibe a very trilling consideration. On the other hand, the log's of $56,00u,000 would be a very serinur* mat'er to the merchants of t-pain and Cuba. The boycott wont do. Menelik, King of Shoa and Em peror of Ethiopia, seems to have inherited something of the judicial temperament i f his reputed ances tor, King Solomon. His offer to submit his dispute with Italy to the arbitrament of reason in pref erence to that of the sw rd, and io accept the decision of the King of ths Belgians as arbitrator, is as creditable to ths wisdom and sense of justice of Menelik as his release of the'garrison of Makalie was honorable to his knight.y courtesy. The enlightened Abys sinian barbarian seems to have a better right t< succeed to Victor Emmanuel’s familiar title of the Gentleman King than has tos son of the first ruler of United Italy. The following item from a Lon don newspaper will interest many wheelmen and ail men over fiftjb years of age: “A ten mile cycling race was decided on the road near Cobham between the Marquis of Queensbury and Mr. C. B. Lowes, the sculpter. Each of the riders is fifty-two years of age. The result was an easy win for Lord Queens-* berry, in 35m. 4 3 ss. ” Ex-State Senator E. B. Lew«», of Montezuma, has already an nounced as a candidate for Judge Crisp’s seat in congress. .lodge Al len Fort, of Americus, is also spoken of as a candidate and should he enter the lists, will give the man «ho wins over him a strong tilt. Spain’s widow Queen, Eulalia, is sending up her voice for peace. She should listen to the wail of the widow and the orphan as it moans down the ages and crosses the salt sea wave from far off (Ju— Iba . There are other widows be— | sides Eulalia. , A Chinese doctor ts employed I by families by the year, at a rate. I according to their means and bis ■ reputation, of from 1 cent to 5 cts, . a day as long as every member of the family is well. When one falls ill the doctor’s pay stops until health is fully restored. ~~~ 1 he people or the “Bloody Sev enth” are delighted with their able representative in Congress. ‘‘Our .»ohn” will be called upon to succeed himself and will win out aver all competitors. ‘‘Mark that prediction.” A Macon man wrot■ a SIO,OOO story for a Chicago paper and At lanta at once began planning for a construct ion of a twenty story concern. Atlanta is dett-r’mined to. head the poovssion. not one atom can be lost without the whole body feeling it. The body is like a watch, a machine. This accounts for the success ■of SCOTT’S EMULSION of Clxi-livcr Oil in all wasting disease. It feeds, nourishes, keeps up the strength when ordinary food is rejected. When nutrition is impos sible death is certain. Cod liver oil, say the doctors, is the best nourishment, and SCOTT’S EMULSION, with the Hypophosphites, is beyond com parison the most effective form of cod-liver oil. <oc and SIOO at all drvggUta. CHE n-vsrr t HU rsDaY. MARCH 12. 1808. ttfpflClJß OX RKVKNUK. There are about 250.000 Hqu r dealers in the United States. An addition of $-5 to the international •license oi each would yield $1,250,- 000 a year of additional revenue. 'there are 21,293,124 gallons of wines am 4 spirits consumed annu ally in the country, ah addition of 10 cents a gallon on the tux would yield a revenue of $2,129,- 812.40. There 1.036,819,222 gallons of beer drunk in the United States every year. An tax of five , f ’ i * I » * » 'f cents a gallon, which would not add at all to the retail pree,would yield a revenue of $51,815,961 a year. The Government needs the mon ey. Every cent paid in such taxes| would g<> into the Treasury, which is not 'rue of any tariff levy. Such taxes would not lay any burden whatever upon consumption. They would not add one cent to any man’s expenditures for tLe neces saries of life . They would make good the revenue deficiencies and provide amply for the fortification and arming of our coasts. Why should not Congress levy some such taxes?—New York 4 orld. Quay's friends aie protesting against M- Kinley’sdin! ones* elec tion method*. This is ' be funniest j thing that La* happened since Duchy made his argument in I Washington. Africa is teaching the Powers one by one that she is some thing of a Power herself, and that she thinks somewhat highly of the Monroe doctrin . Albany Herald. Rome’s hot city election is over. The majority -‘Seay” that they want to be ruled by a “King,” and King it is.—MariH'a Journal A royal pun firoum a knightly pen. Talk about the- conversations! abilities of pugilists-1 Hear how Weyler star's a proclamation: “Proclamation of Don Vateriano Weyler Y. Nico&au Marqais de Tenerife, governor general, captain general of the Island of Cuba and general in chief ol’th® army,” etc. —Americus HferataL I II limn. Hon. M. G. Boyd,, of Lum pkin, is a candidate for the office of at torney general es the state of Georgia.—Macon News. U Cel. Rovd wants the office the * ; Hustler of Rome stands ready to I pledge him its best efforts in se curing it. “Bud” Boyd u»n ii> rrllectua) gi-mt—""d a i,.yal good, i fellow. I Great, alarm has been caused in Japan by the fact that Russia is causing surveys to tee made of the coast, aiiil that, five G<r- I man jnd Norwegian steamers have I been cEarteivd- a! Sbaughia by the ' agents of the Czar's government. Russia,it is. true, has entered, de nials a' all the European courts of having any sinister designs up on the Hermit Kingdom ; but,then, R.iss'an diplomats are consistent I believers in Tallyrand’s famous l mot that speech was given to man ; to coceal hi* thoughts. WTTIWIUIII 1 I Ill—u—kMWmdfcrtVJfcC Ml JI. _ . I I W . i. isiossay I f ; s-3 safe and f .aimless as a fla> j :aed it j '.ice, drawing out feverai" i pau. uxd curine. 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It liu done wonders for me, as 1 have not been •o tree from my old pains and troubles since the Hood’s Cures war. I consider Hood's Sarsaparilla a Uod-seut hltssidnit tothe suffering." Wiuliaxi J. Baasu, Korth Pembroke, Mass. Hood’S Pills °’ |ro Conatlpnt.lon by restoe. ta* Um perUtwlUr (Miipin ot u>'« Hiun-nusry canal i Iw (My mama used Wool : oap) (I wish mine had) W r as/i JI oolens with WOOL SOAP f , ; . and they won't shrink. Dellgu l '.’n! In the bath. ’□ ' ni l' ■.:u your ue- Jr t,i\ i-.j; " to RawortJi, Schodde & Co.. Hskers, Clijcaco. '••Hi if l ' i ‘J; LOCAL DI SE A S and is the res It of and sndde eltiuanc '■'vffl OS s. Cban.e-. 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