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-6THE HUSTLER OF HONIED nborellt PostoU :< a« <e- ><d-cIM» matter PHILL G. BYRD- Editor an Manager. 10 cents per week. $ > per yea r. Advertising rates, reasonable. PHONE NO->BS. ,■■■ ■ll "■' ; ~ Its 16 to 1 that, Editor Blanton Mt thp sickest man in Georgia, over ibis money question. :* —r— Lots of ci'ies have to enjoy a thunderstorm before they know what read elec’ric lights are. Learning to ride a wheel is not as easy as falling off a log—and yet there’s a Kindred feeling, at times. Goxernor Atkinson has ,tiered a reward of SIOO for the arrest and conviction of the part es who assisted Will Myers th escape. The St. Louis directory for 1896, just issued, indicates that the population of the city is now 611,268, au increase of 145,059 since 1890. It is a prudent act for the three Central American Republics of Ban Salvador, Nicaraugaand Hon duras to unite if the union can be amicably maintained. r~* And now thef say Carlisle is coming to Georgia. What has the good old state done that she should be afflicted with such a visitation? —Ampricus TimPs-Recorder. Does the learned Judge Bleakly intend for the people to believe that he makes his senatorial an nouncement on the know nothing platfofm?—Americus Times-Re corded. • Inasmuch as Messrs. Allison, Cullom, Reed, Quay and Morton are all drawing fair ’o good sala ries frdni fh6 public, they are in position 1 to’fdel re ieved because it len t worse. . California’s favoring silver and McKinley, and Vermont going for -him atld gold, wed may he claim that he stands with one toot on the Atlantic and the other on the Pacific coast. » Probably a woman would be a bride to her husband longer if she would continue making company of him. Most women begin to save heirjamfcr visitors when they thave been married three mouth. The report that several Congress men belong to a suicide club in fuses hope in the hearts of the American people. Now let a chap ter ba organized in the Senate, with' the duck-hunter of the White hTouse in the chair. At the local election in Indiana the past week the Democrats made liirge gains in nearly ever}’ city, town and township in the State. With a free silver plank in the National Democratic platMrm Indiana will wheel into the Demo cratic column. I'he Athens Banner says: “Col. »V M. Howard is a splendid cam [paigner. His speeches in Greenes boro and Washington were great vote gainers . Lawson's little ’tour of education’ modelled upon the administration pattern, i.doosn’t take well in the Eighth.' 1 When Senator Sherman says 'thatlndiana settles it, he means to say that there is no possible way l-d helping it from the standpoint of the Ohio conscripts. And he is i right . They will have to cheer for ! McKinley, no matter how sore the | thought o* it makes their throats. “ JJ “ FIRST BAPTIST ' The series of meetings at’the Ist Baptist church did much good week Dr Ileadden preached soul stirring sermons yes- The meetings will be con fled for the week 4 p. m. and m., each day. Dr. Ileadden b y a(sis|ed through the are cordially invited. BYCIC LES AN 9 IE M PERANCE Temperance societies in N<*w York have hit upon the prac'ical plan of establishing aleng the pop ular bicycle roads luuuging-rooms where soft drinks are to be served. Soda pop and lemonade at trifling cost are to be pitted against road house beer. The wheelmen are said to be pleased with the outlook. The bicycle promise* to do more than the gold cure for the cause of temperance. Newspaper and mag azine writers have already begun to comment on the change in the habits ofvoung m°n who are given to biccycling. Instead of was'ing their idle hours in saloons or lounging about the boarding-houses, the whee.men have taken to the country roads. Intoxicants of all kinds are eschew ed by enthusiastic wheelmen. A long ride in the sun is practically impossible if the system is heated with drink, and the'discreet w heel men will have none of it. Th" practical temperance work ers of the future will cultivate who e- >in u amusements and dis t ribute fewer t racts. The Hon. Hoke Smith of Geor. gia a id elsevlmre has satisfied the curi isity of a wanting by enform ing it that he is not a candidate for any office in the gift of his party As Mr Smith dos *n’t want to be candidate for anything, and as it nowhere appears that any body else wants him to be a Can dida e for anything, a s<ee' con sent of minds exists between him and the rest of mankind, and the various spheres and wheels of the universe can begin to revolve at the old rate of speed once more.— New York Sun. Govern r Atkinson h-s leased the Northeastern railroad for $lB.- 600 per year. The law requires that the road, it leased, must bring enough to meet the interest of the State bonds issued to pyrchase it. This ■- less than $12,00P per year So that the State will actually, re ceive 1 net profit on the invest ment of about $7,000 by this leasp. 1 he road has very Huie equipment end until tile State took it, was not regarded as of much value. Tne noble reu men of the Kick apoo tribe ohjec s to the order imiting th mi to one wife each, on the ground that one wife cannot raise enough corn to support 4 hansband . Aftgr tli'is Jrigjnal i-iew of the ,idvantages' orj polygamy, need there be further wonder tha’ the noble red men object to civili zation? There arl now miles of telegranh lines m existence more than half of them, 545,60'"* miles being in Aunerifu. . Europe ha5;380.700 miles, Asia: 67.4(|0, 500. The United Stat-’s leads the list of countries with 403,900 miles, wit h Russia second . Reserves called out Don’t call out the reserves every day. Have something- to fall back upon in emergencies. Reserve Power. It is a magic word. It lets you sleep well. It keeps you from being exhausted. It gives you vigor, energy, desire to work. It stands for scotfs*€niulsfon Three doses daily mean better cir .jplalion, better appetite, better*' Mood, better digestion. You don't h;v? to work to the extreme limit of your strength, calling out your reserves, all the time. Don’t be persuaded to take a substitute. 50 cts. and SI.OO at all druggists. —■ 1 ■ O. W. says that music is an ever sovereign A ±>aim. And su nA is. tharfk Mercy, \ tfor sore spirits. Hut for theTches, W pains and weaknesses of the' body T Johnson’s Belladonna Plaster is bet- F ter. It soothes, warms, comforts F ■iks out the cause of ets it right. It con is history, yet never led as to be of the J efficacy. Note thex the genuine. . F. »N * JOHNSON, F g Chemists, New York. THE HUSTLERpf ROME MONDA Y MAY I 1 1896. PHUNNY GRAFTS As a rule women say almost ev erything else of a woman who is engaged except that she is too young to marry.—St. Louis Humor- “Bapi, Wjhat is the ru’ing pas sim! */” ■ ■ ■; v “Your mother’s, my child.” — Cleveland Plain Dealer. “Is that poor man on th =» corner totally blind?” “Yes; but you ought to see him stare when a bloomer girl goes by on a wheel.”—Chicago Record. “Don’t you know it is wrong to fish hereon private grounds?” “Well, sir, the line must be drawn somewhere.”— Statesman. Stubbs—“l was thrown from my wheel yesterday and lay uuconsci our from 2 o'clock until 11.” Grubbs—“Too had! Missed your dinner, T itidn t you?”—Cincinnati Enquire/ j • r “Do you expect to suffer from hay fever this summer, Mrs. De Long?” “Np. - Not unless my husband’s business improves.”—Detrojt Free ■ Press. A negligesd husband is .some- I times forced to wear a negligee shirt.—New' Orleans Picayune. , OF THE SKIN. rTIiJ intense* itcjiing ahd smarting inci lAit to eczema, tetter, salt-rheum, and other diseases of the skin is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain’s Eye and Skit Ointment. Many very bad cases htive been permanently pi red by it. It is equally efficient for itching piles and a favorite rem edy for sore nipples; chapped hands, c’-’l nlains, frost bites, and ehronip sc’ For sale b/ druggists at 25 cents per t , Try Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders, the> are just what a none needs when in bad condi tion. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge. FOREIGN NOPI 8 Tne duke of Saxe -4 ' was robed of sl3 by bandits in It aly. It whs a*l the mmiev be car ried with him, bu 4 he reflec switb satisfaction that he preserved hie incognito. In response to invitations issu ed by the Arg-uitine, Bvhzillihu and Uruguayan governments a number of tn inufacGir >s of the United Stages will start for those countriei on July 1 o study con d’tions there in hope of < openeng up new markets. Haarlem, the center of the tulip culture, has bloomed out hs a wa tering place, an iron mineral spring having been discovered near the town. It has been named the Queen Wiiholmiea spring, handsome buildings having been built around iyand a company has been formed to boom the spring ami town. Tne superior invent ive genius of Americans is clearly shown in the repo r t of the commisioner of pa tents, who says that thirty-two foreign con tries, inciuding Great Britain, Germany, Russia and France, have only issued from the earliest times up to D *c. 31 last 981.961 patents, against 562,458 i •sued so far by this country alone. The most interesting work rela ting t<> the French revolution was in r.iauv respects, Arthur Young’s u Travels in France." The last of his name a nam°sake, has just died, and his historic home is for sale. It embnees a handsome G >tf|ic mansion m Suff >ik coun ty, England, and furnishes a fine opportunity for some American millionaire. HOWTO TREAT A WIFE. (From Pacific Health Journal.) First, get a wife; second, be pa tient. You may’ have great trials and perplexities m your business but do not therefore, carry to your home a cloudy’ or contracted brow. Your wife may have trials, which though of less magnitude, may be hard for her to bear. A kind word a tender look, will do wonders in chasing her from her brbw all clou is of gloom -To this we would add always keep a bottle of Cham berlains cough remedy in the house It is the be?t and is sure to be needed sooner or later. Your wife will then know that you really care for her and wisfy to protect her health. , For sa's by Lowry Bros. R'AnetGa. ‘ 2 DAYS IN I That is to Sa" Two Annual Even’! 1 The Same Dav FIREMENS PARADE. DECORATION DAY Beautiful Flowers for the Gai lant Fire Laddies and beau tiful Flowers For The Hero Dead. Tomorrow, the second Tuesday in May, is always Firemans day ir the Hill City. No elaborated pre parations have been made for the day, but, as usual, the parade will be a fine one, beginning at 3 oclock opposite Rainbow Hall and passing along many of the thorough fires of the city. Afterward, the firemen and their machines will be inspected by the Mayor and Council. A brief exhi bition will be made and then the fire laddies will repair the piazza opposite the First B ptist church where they will join the Memorial day procession. Tne M "moral Day processii n will form opposite the First Bap’ist church and will move promptly,at 5 o’, lock. The formation will in ns published m yesterday's Hustler of Rome;Col. A.B. Montg nnery >s marshall of the day. At the gates of Myrt e Hi:! col lections will be taken by Missis El a Gdiard, Katnerine Albeit, Bessie Neely and others,this money io defray the expuisesof the day. The order of exercises at the cemetery will be: Prayer. Music. Song: '‘Caver them over with beautiful flowers'’ A (dress: By Major R. T. F niche. Music. Song: Tney rest in peace. Benediction. The s >ng “2o them >ver wi h beau A ful fl > we'r -.” w.l hi "ii ig hy the Public School children, 700 strong, and while they sing they will d,-c irate the graves of th < he• ro dead. The ladies of the Ladies Memo rial Assaciati >u will visit the new made grave of thiir late Presi dent, Mrs T. W. Alexander and will decorate the new mound. THE TIMEFOR BUILDING Up the system is at this season. The cold weather has made un usual drains upon the vital forces. The blood has become impover ished and impure and all the func- J . tionsof the body suffer in conse- I quence. dood’s Sarsaparilla is the great builder, because it is the One True Blood Purifier and nerve tonic. Hood's Pills become the favor ite cathartic with ali who use them. All druggists, 25c. Tried to w.dcx Ths Delegates. New Brunswick, N. J., May 11. —An express train due in New York at 10:25 last night, which was filled with delegates returning ] from the Democratic State con vention at Trenton, struck a tie on the track when near Franklin Park and jammed the cowcatcher. It is believed an attempt was made to wreck the train. Peter Morris, colored, has been arrested. De tectives found that a number of bolts had been removed from th? track. Jones Leads In Arkansas, Litt'e Rock. Ark. , May 6. —Obe third of the counties in Arkansas i have held democratic primaries to I initruct sot state officers. Rrttirhs , up to date show that Dian F. Jones I has fifty-two more delegates in structed for him than Herrod has. Both are free-silver democrats. Jones’ strong card in the canvass being that he will bolt the Chicago convention unless it adopts a free silver platform. Many of the Jones faction are in favor of join ing the silver forces at St Louis and nominating Judge H. C Cald well Jprpresident. An effort will be made ‘ in the state convention to indorse Caldwell for the presiden-’ cy. S If | few • 4 WWi IF. J. Baker f ’ North Pembroke, Mmo. After the Grip 3 | Relief from Hood’s Sarsaparilla | : Wonderful and Permanent. , I “C. L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: a | “I had kidney trouble and eevere pains Is | fcy back, which was brought about by a cold contracted while in camp at Llnnfifld In 18CA 1 I have been troubled more or less since that time and have been unable to do any heavy work, much less any lifting. I received only temporary relief from medicines. Last spring 1 I bad an attack of the grip, which left me with J A Bad Cough, Very Weak physically, in fact my system was completely rundown. I tried a bottle of Hood’s Sarsana. J rllla and it made me feel so much better that 1 continued taking it, and have taken six bottles. I It has done wonders for me, as 1 have not been •o free from my old pains add troubles since ths ' Hood’s s^ Cures war. I consider Hood’s Sarsaparilla a God-seut I blessing to tiie suffering." William J. North Pembroke, Mass. L -- - -- —■■ , . ... i, , Mood’s Pills cure Constipation by res tots tug tbe peristuiUo actr i» q! the can&L i ■■■—■■ ■■■■■ ■ . For your Protection ; we pos tively state tha’ rhis^B^^’' remedy does not e< me'curv or ad , other mill U no' s drug* th WgA Nasal Catarrh y* jS a local i-ease a’ d ret-nl <>t . < bl-and si;i .b : imare changes. ELY’S CREAM BALM , Opens and e’eanses he fasal Passages, Allays Pain and inti immation, Heals the Sores, Pro tects the Membrane from Colds, Rtstores the Senses of Taste and Smell. The Kahn is quickly absorbed and giv< s relief at once Pri e.O cfs, at Druggists or by mail, EbY BHOTHEKS 56 arren St. N..Y* There is fun in the foam, and health in the cup of HIRES Rootbeer—the great temperance drink. Mad. only by The Civile, E Hire. Co.. PhilMelphla. A 3Sc. package makes 5 gallons. Sold everywhere. 1 Pennyroyal pills P Original and Only Genuine. A Z TIVA ? AFC ’ *I W V B reliable. ladi<| ask / for CMcheUere English Dia- ’ n Bed and Gold metßllio\JMUr >ith blue ribbon. TCke j=7 Yyjao other. Refute dangerous subatitu* v • / and At Druggistg. or send 4e. I —. i< J t,r _P»rticul»ra, testimonials aud \ Gadlea,” in krter, bv return — _ Aja. 10.000 Testimonials. Name Paper. Said b, PAkKEfCu I .'-Alft BALSAM IKiW.WrS iC « and beautifiei the hair. I . -'Otes a laxuriant growth. I ‘S V < ep x rallß to Beatore Gray! to Bs Youthful Color. I urt V calp diwases & hair falling. I 47 J*c,a n d atj, Lunch3l Bu MDskad Men: Birmingham, Ala. May 11. Near Eastman's Mi I Saturday evening, Redden W, Williams, a pronaiim: whits fartn.'r residing year Manitan, Grien County, was lynched by a m)b vs 4Q w.sile men. Wil iains was arrested Thursday on charge of .naking a criminal t ssau t upon hG 16-year old daughter. At the primary trial before Justice Lyon yesterdav the evidence indicated hi, guilt and he was held to the Grand jury and ordered committed to jail. Last Saturday evening, while Deputy McCraken was taking Williams to jail at Eutaw, he was met by a mob near Eastman's mill, and th- 1 prisoner taken from him an d hang io the nearest tree. Finest display of photographs j in the city at Texas Photo Go. I Stud o 4274 Broad St. Miss Cora Rowell, one of Adaird vilUe beau iful and gifted young ( ladies as stopping with the Misses Sexton,, of the Fourth Ward. "Miss Powell vs a na ural musicianiat I and is con- emplating taking a! I music class nr Rome. For every quarter in n man’s pocket there are tv dozen uses; and jto use each one in such away as ito derive the greater tunfflt is a (question every one must solve tor himself. Wj believe, however, that no better use could be made of one es one of these' c harters than to exchange it f () - a bottle pf Chamberlains Goli-. Cholera and Diorrhoea Rem ?dy, a medicine that every family should be prov idad with. For sale by Lowry Broe Rome, Ga. ( Special low rates via So uth ern Railway for months of M. , and June. • Savannah, Ga: Tickets on sa l H May 9to 14 inclusive at $7 30 good until May 18th. Lmisville, Ky : Tickets on Ba l e May 10th 1 Ith and 12th at $11.65 I round trip good until May 16th. ! MEMPHIS TENN, tickets on sale May 19 and 20 h at rate sll 10 for rourd trip good to return June 5 1896. St. LOl IS MO. tickets on sale I June 13 and 14 at $11.85 round trip good to re’urn June 21, 1896 Atlanta, Ga: Tickets on sale May 1 18th 19th and 20th at $2.80 round trip good until May 22. Pittsburg, Pa : Tickets on sale May 2441 25th and 26th at $19.5) good to return until May 30. Dalton, Ga : Tickets on sale June 2nd and 3rd at $1.60 round trip for individuals and 80 cents round trip foi parties of 20 or more on one solid ticket all tickets'good to retdrn June sth. Macon. Ga: Tickets on sale June 25th and 26th at $6. 40 round trip good until July 3rd. Richmond, Va : Tickets on sale June 23rd at $15,50, and also on sale June 27th 28th and 29th at $12.45 round trip good until July 6th For full particulars call at city office 14 Armstrong Building, or write to T. C. Smith P. & T. A. Rome Ga. STOP’ sUU I | I If your Watch stops or X fails to run satisfactorily have it repaired— 3 THE BEST | —BY— Mil A CURE FOR MUSCULAR RHEU MATISM. Mrs. R. L. Lamson, of Fair mount, Illinois says: “My sister used Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for muscular rheumatism and it ef fected a complete cure. I keep it iil the house qt all times and have always found it beneficial for aches and pains it is the quickest cure for rheumatism, muscular pains and lameness I hive ever seen. For sale by Lowry Bros Druggist cor, Broad St., and 4th Ave., Rome, Ga The Texas Photo Co., will make you 12 fine cabinet pbotog at $1.90 per dozen. Call at once. Don’t fail to visit the Texas photo art gallery and there view the finest display’ of photos ever exhibited in the citv. BEOS SOM s as safe and l.s.rmless a®a flat seed Poultice, cts iike a poli tic c, drawing out te Ter ar-'d pain, and curing al’ diseases peculiar io li lies. / "Orange Bios? _xn” is a pas tile, easily used at any time; ’ • *'pp)ied right to the P 9 c.vcry lady can treat boffseta with il. Mailed to any address uponjj* ceiptof sx. Dr« KA. McGill
