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SIXTH YEAR. Jervis & Wright, the Hustling Retail Druggist, sells Warters Rome Made Cigars. Best in the Markset FIGURES THAI TELL THE TALE Cut This Table Out and Put it in Your Setae Book. You will Aojreciate it in Ths Future. a fine referekce for the fall elections. c —£o--osc s- a- s-°; £ - ?a S » T >2 -o'» "T? rr 1 x <T -5X"®5 <OZi ® -c' o Z- ±. x~ " J sso s» i • s-£ 3 =-. =» j’- n _ U. S. Senate w c. 4®i. ©- _ ~ Crisp -* — In X 4- o m dußignou -- -• ti 00 M Cl w Congress £ Milner SO h- -4 30 C 3 ‘O ;c ti - 1C X ►— -1 55 h— c cs Ik*. WA. 4* -i ~xin £j? 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On ac count of a great ma. y citizens claiming tnat the negro, OUver Adair, was half-witted, it was-de cided by the cool-headed citizens of this place, after considering the matter until a late hour last night, to let the law take its course. Sheriff B. H. Collier arrived here early yesterday morning and took Adair to Jefferson jail. There were three negroes accessory to the crime—that is Adair claimed they put him up to entering. Miss Se gers’s room. Two of them were also under arrest —Mitchell Smith and George Butler. The other ne gro’s name is Tom Minifeld. Mitchell Smith is about six feet high and will weigh about 160 pounds and coal black. The ne gro George Butler is also very black and rather clumsy, while Minifeld is a mulatto about twen ty-two or twenty-three yuars old. The three last ones spoken of were given their choice as to tak ing a whipping and leaving town for good or being prosecuted. Mitchell Smith decided to take the whipping and leave. After mak ing his decision Smith was taken by some of our best and coolest | citizens to the ball park and giv |en a whipping that he will never I forget. As the most serious charge against the last three named was making some remarks about some young ladies of our town. Butler and Minifeld were let off without being treated to a dose of the strap, they agreeing also to leave town, All of these negroes are consid ered desperate characters, especial ly Smith and Minifeld, and Win der is fortunate in getting rid of them. If it had not been for the un certainty of Ada’r’s mind he would have been lynched. SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC. t Wendesday morning our Sun day sohool will meet at quarter j ast seven o’clock in Sunday school room, will march from church to Rome depot. Will leave for Silver Creek promptly at 8 o’clock. Bas kets must all be sent to depot where the committee will take charge of them. Parents are earnestly invited to attend with their children. Let us all go out and give this day to our Sunday schoel children. H. B. Parks, Supt. £1 ■ . 1— ’ rmnnnwriWi.TWi.WTtnnr’’ mnTnnnmna | Don’t Feed I I The Moths j With Your Best i Winter Garments I | . . 1 | when a few dimes will save F them. A Dime’s worth of E the rich t article may save 1 i ii Edo lars, and the right ar- J & tide is Cann hor or Camphor Balls TO BE HAU AT : I Jervis & Wright, f 1 E Druggists CRISPJSJTAPPY Gver Tne Result of Satu eay’s Primaries SAYS THE SILVER WAVE That is Sweeping the Country Means Democratic Sue 1 cess in the National November Elections. Americus, Ga., June 9.—Judge! Crisp is highly gratified at the re-1 ! turns from Saturday’s primary,! though he has never doubted his success in the, senatorial contest, which is now assured. He does not even anticibate a contest. Judge Crisp thinks the silver! wave that is sweeping <.he country j means success to the dem l cratii p u ty.He is confident that bimetalism will control at Chicago and that thenonfinee of the convention will be elected in November. A CORNER IN POTATOES. James McKinney of Kansas said to Have Control of the Market. Kansas City, Mo June 9. —Junies Me Kinney ot rhe commiosion firm 5 of McKinney Bro. has practically cornered the potato Market. Mc- Kinney has been styled the potato king, and is said to have more of the produce to sell than all the other potatoe brokers in the West. Within the last four days Mc- Kinnej has raised the price of po tatoes 25 cents,and a further rise is anticipated. Twenty days ago Mc- Kinney contracted for the only avai'ing potatoes now in the West —IOO car loads from Gr eley Col. Wanted : —Agent to sell a few ( choice specialties. To see is to buy Good Pay.HERRICK Seed Co, Rochester N.Y. : BABY CARRIAGES! | : YOU CAN FIND t THEM ANY STYLE o F AND PRICE AT: « f HANKS FURNITURE CO. | l We are better prepared to serve you in thiJ. L line than ever before, as we have bought heav L ily and the most magnificent assortment ever brought to the city. All new, modern and right up to date vehicles, in every particular. L We will be pleased to show you through this I übeautis and will guarantee’that prices l styles, values, designs and everything else- L will delight you. l Our Stock of ( MATTINGS, RUGS & * i WINDOW SHADES J r is replete with bargains--!n fact you will serve your own intere c ts by recognizing our . stores as headquarters for anvthing usually M kept In a furniture house. Hank? Furniture Company. * Phone 52, Rome, Ga. @ DEADLY BOMBS Lives ot Women ard Children Sacrificed hv Them. BARCELONANS MAD And Attempted To Stom The Jail That Holds the As sassians, But Wero Heid in Check, j Barcelona, lune 9. —The excite-j merit caused by the bomb explo sion shows no signs of diminution and the people vigorously demand that no effort be spared by the authorities to punish the authors of the outrage and to guard against a repetition of the das tardly act. When it became generally known that the killed numbered eleven instead of six, the indigna tion of the populace was very vio lent. So threatening was the out look that the authorities, as a measure of precaution, proclaim ed martial law and the city is now under military government. Two more arrests of suspects were made today, making a total of thirty-two men who have been taken into custody on suspicion of having been concerned in the per petuation ofjthe outrage The pris oners are confined in the perfecture Today an angry mob gathered around that building and demand ed the summary punishment of the prisoners, whether his guilt be proved or not. Occasionally it looked as though the mob would attempt to storm the prefecture in order to wreak vengeance on the suspected men. The civil guards on duty at the place were speedily re-ens and were frequently compellled to charge upon the crowd to make them keep their distance. The mob would scatter temporarily, but would soon gather again, threatening to lynch the prisoners IO CENTS A WEEK. FREE SILVER Won a Victory at Cincipoai 1 Last Night I DELEGATES ARE 65 70 J I Fot free Coinage of both Goitf And Silver. Gold Men Are All Stampeded Worse and Worse. Cincinnati, 0., June 8. — Ihv democrat!® primaries for the elec tion of delegates to the cob» vention were he d in Ciuch/B®V and Hamilton county last night . The county is entitldd. to sixty- > eight delegates. The silver meo. in their estimate had but two delegates to the gold men< but the latter captured threa Os these, two are from country pr& cine’s and one from the city. The three delegates allowed ths- • gold men are not overly enthusias- I tic for gold, and some of the stives I leaders claim that possibly the eu- 1 tire delegation will be for silver; Whether this will prove to be I the case or not, the solid dolega- • tion will support John R. McLean- I a silver man for delegate at large- » to the democratic national I tion. The three silver delegates elect- * ed who are supposed to be for gold. < had already declared for Me Lean.- ’• in advance. The delegation will ‘ contain all the prominent deaur- ■ cratic workers of Cincinnati, ex- -ij cept the government officials. The Sun Mutual Fire Insurance Company of New Orleans is tW ’ leading fire Insurance coot- | pany of the South. F. JI Evaaa . & Co., Agents 327. Broad St. 6 Lamp Chimneys for 25e at- 1 I Holmes Grocery Company;