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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1896)
-< S«. *®s? fiR OF ROME*- w .'-Mr /■*' I>V '•.•<■■' >e«‘o-il’Ci<is* inatiri 'tfMbi’SL ‘ £ >■ "YIM?- Editor and •idU-; ■** w.. «f » . ■}-■ p-1 v-c s>p *r year ■4. .. .. ■ . itai, r msonable. FbflitE NO- 85. 4? Jt’O*2o ’S n o m 1 nees. , 4> V ••*'. Seventh District: ’ W. MADDOX. X; of Fl-yu ■.-.;: 'II.'ENNIS. Vs. fHS H. REECE .' ¥. LIN GOB I’l T .'< ,L • *v 000 N N E LL. 4 » o-V »3urwn-, W. P. Mcl. d «. f* i hik! Jim Johns! >r ; <r»: Gs- -nu -of ••€<rurt - U; <■ ..¥ . BEYSIEGEL. i mc»A <ai . »6t4’y . .4 ®.N ’1". DAVIS. X'*’ ■*' F «•■' » ■*r. f■ t . . .i f UES B. HILL. .S'-aC r’Jac ■'.'.--.Sector • 4 . .).. BLACK «i.L. FOSTER. r' c.' I'- H SI? SLAPBACK. <>ic”-ar 1 " »r: , & T. MOORE.. ’ '%«•'. .o».-iaio'u.crs of Roads anu r ; FEATHERSTON, ~ v.H. SIMMONS , -JA. C. NIXON ' ti.. 1L .MeAIiVER H.. TRAMMELL. •»■ J - held in Octaoer. . a ; t ki gold-bug cV- f'.kst—Mttrk that predic- uL, of Atlanta, hasdeed .- ’ ■ McKinley <fe Co. Tl> w <».sas■.«« i-» not named. / , (■■> tuiif) htra been heard 1-- ■'■■ ■. tx.*:'t'Vf .u 4ip ?.taui e cliffs o' -■»• : d’ tstwih 1 re. Go t”il it n ,£fcMSBS« ■ -v. -.1 zercr»B 1 uets wue-er, th at.-o’ti —kee.-it d ing, boy . •m &*■ -c *Ku<ty is saved fro »- C c—-jjfvAe■ AiC'.g and 'in I fi u ud . . -*«.«■- Hanna propose to pu: -5- ti led kifi red 11 ig at the -C ;««ac --w tail of‘he MeKi ' y .rtrasaßr.oiM* —-Allaut-a Coiistitu- -?i 4<ss. Miller Wright, of Cedar- Wi n. Joseph Pottle, o; - jirttininent populists. c<r . '.-tx. .«. ' et'ers for Brytn > n rii-M-.*/. ■ Marietta Journal. x''&Ntw»aciiU'<* tits I'lmkers and guk'. i<>4* lenders have been * '' i.'sfjE.i- JT’te iiiichanics mid • - »r r vii{ be hea’.d from .. ■ - 1■ > ballot box —in du« *■ ; ■*T’S' -.<. <A»r rwder/iiWf*- won't -be ■■’ •■•.'' • » I hat \vi: I v -te fol ’’i? til’.to Viey w ill be Republi- >O. mat: ea;.‘»t ke u Democrat -i<". .Tiepubkcan candi ’ulitr-s. Marietta -M- A JMJ. - - ' :u' piat- •-<■•«!. ; .atuiy x instructed —the X Jik*: the East n • .vaiil't to predoniui-ate ...—-ft luto'Hj.' the East -and ' M-. -i, ''tdaiiee o'* th 1 - ■ coun- - ' HOW’S THfa? r ”V4.>r ii-ere Mumd-zed Dollars ‘ <I <4w»r“3 'for any ca-. f 'Catarrh <1 « t-? cured by Hall’s-Ca- '■ /iiisidif' Projis, 'i*'* We tire undersigned ? I -F :j. Cheney for the c. 1 ' xsx. zud believe him per ■/ ».-. xcqaiehle in evil busines f*. *. t>-:£ aiid financially able "rAivwrr'eut anr obligatioits made f> 7 : 'X3W." ■ W AJ/dax, Wnoiesu’e Drug <- am. , <?AVai.ding , Kin - --a Kx'i. i> , VJholesnk; JVr-ug jsr •*&<.. ( 4^. fKuaCx-A i'ii.*ar:h Cuie »a taken in acting di reef ly upon the -S'!"'' -s < 1 ■ < w rice, 75c.. per bottle. w jjruggists.’.Teatimen- ~l .jaF* oiMrr-. 1 EXIRA T FROM BRYANS SPEECH. • We.HJtv >l. v.»u ilini v-tr h v niHib- i,.() 'mined in Pa iij puc. - tion th» deflnitioil <f » USi|.Mfi« min. Them-»n who itemp tor -.ng.*- is a- much h hu-io bs min sh is employ.-r. (C 'Hiinu d clne-- ina. ) I'he aftnm y in a <;< untry own is hs ' u h a hiism 9' man ae hw corporate .1 coun«el in a gr--at oetropriis. The merchant as <* cross.roads st-'f*-. is a» much ■* hu«- in-ss n’aii as the m u rch mt of N.»w Y .rk. Th* fsri» er wtn> g->«s form n hn morning and t i « all da*, "gii h in th-* spring and mi s m. 'iiiiniii , and by lh w app. icai ion of brain and muscle to the mdur-i resources of this country emi t s wealth, is as much a hu-im-sa man s ’he man who goes upon t.-.« board of trails’ and bets Upon 1(1- iirice of grain. Toe min-rs whog> a thousand m t in o the t-arih or climb 2,000 re-1 uputi the cliffs and bring tori n from their hiding places ih« pro cious me’ais to be poured in :h --channels cf trade are as much bus liiHss men as the tew financi-1 magnate who in a I ack room cor ner the moi ev of h- world. ■■ i civile 10 spoan for th:< b O; d -r cl’-i-s of b isi msv me 1. Aiahama democracy is alriiht. 1 bio. invit’-'i Georgia's gallai t long c'o'-i 1 XMiitive Io make spe<-eh s in the campaign now < n in Ure ‘‘tlere we Rest” S ate. B.il ' ktkinson is not » mascot hu. a i norn leader, a leader whose ch iB ' >r gone d-iwn in deteat, nu’, or i lie other hand have ev-r fl ishe.i .it the front and led to vic’orv m scores --f bot:v contested batt e,. .'SO long «s such men as Bill Atkin son, of Georgia, lead the fight m Alatiaina, Aiab-'ma’s friends tr.ai Gel confident of the results. There is another difference than 1 o ere name between Hon. W.G. Brautly and Hon. H. M. Turner. Mr. Brantly is a democrat, and comes squarely out for the party and its platform, saying tha - , while there had been some ques tion as to h? free coinage of sil ver producing bimetallism, the party had declared that it would do so and he had an “abiding faith in the lofty, patriotic and wise ju gement of the deni cracy of America." On the other had Mr furner, —but we draw around the veil of charity. His course is piti ible indeed —Columbus Ledger. China must pay the L T nited -tates an indemnity for the out rages committed in 'bat Empire upon American missionaries. Sec retary Olney’s decision is a wise mo; for in no other way could the Chinese Government be persliaded to protect these imp riled worker m th* t benighted field. Ami yet it does seem scarcely gallant- in the State Department to step thus up on poor China's pigtail, after she has been “knocked out’’ by little Japan, while that inveterate old. t.arlnrian, the Turk, i» left to sit cross-legged auiid the desolation of Armenia ! ~ J! No less than five national move ments are holding councils at S'. Louis this week —the Populist, Free Silver, Direct Legislation, C'-Operation, and Reform Press I Association. Five conventions in a week area liberal show for a city which is so particular about the color of its guests; but on the ! whole, St. Louis is entitled to the -ympa hies of the country forhav-j Img been simultaneously made an, objective point for so many noisy] ' if not pes ifercus fads. Many of the bolting papers in] the East are now engaged in try-’ ing to array the laborer ami tire mechanic against the farmer -of the South and West. The cause of the bolter is forlorn, hence his desperation in the fight. Ex-Senators George Iden and I J. U. Abbott, convicted of bribery, weie sen termed at Columbus, 0., on Saturday, to two years eaeh in the State prison. " THc HUSTLER OF ROME THURSDA V JULY 23 1896. COTTON B \GGING AND HES AND THE T'H'STo AGAIN, j Th- Souihern cotton planters s.-ein ikst iiv'd to be made the vic-j tims • f am>' h r combine this year. 'ltistiiA cotton tie and bagging, i nmnufac!nrers again. Tim* havei jumped from 65 cents per bundle, 1 last yr-a.-B price, to |1.22| per bundle, and bagging Las gone up half m cent a 1 a rd. The Augusta fLoahl tells about how the cutnHjiie iviJ been getting . in its work as f<>i tow s : “For several months pa*t deal ! era in Augusta have oetn trying tn I obtain from numufactur rs an idea iif just what 'he price of ties would j l»e this season. Some had consid ! able stock 1-ft over from last year ] which they co'.ihi sell nt once did they sh- .v t..e . rice. Others were, besieged by their country patrons' tor news on the subject, so that they might know just w hat prepa-’ ratio n t<> make. •• But all the tie I manufacturers are in a combine and they refuse to divulge their selling price f.ir this season. The aiuiotii.enwit was made yesterdi.y, ] however, and it has createdconsti - nation already. ’’ Last year tie l were s >!d to deal ers al 65 cents pi-r bun 11- ; th is 1 year trust -ays the price h $1.22|! in 2,000 bundle Io s and $1 27V ' ■ *» - for sms' let qu utit u s. " How is iha' for high?’’ ‘‘The trns’ also held their quo ta ions until i was too ]a’e for dealers t> negitiate for imported' ties “It is a fact also that within the past mouth the price of b-ig gngh is gone up 4 ce "t a yard- Bagging is n>>w at 5| in 1 >ts nf 2,000 rolls or more, and J higher in smaller quanta ies. There are only six bagging manufacto ries in this country, but all wre in a trust controlled by the concerns] at New York, St. Louis ai d Chales‘ou. Dealers here fear hat I there will be another rise in thej price of bagging.” “Gold men in the city are i sore about this jump ; n A prices.; Thev say it will create general dis- ] -atisfaetion among the farmers, and will tur.i thousands o' votes 1 ■o Bryan that would otherwise 1 have gone to the < ause of sound tn ’l'.ev.” ’ Marries His Niece. Under spec.al dispi n-ation of’ Bishop Wigg-r, Pappola Ballista, of VaiUburg, was married to his]' niece, Marii Gorsi, by the Rev. 1 Father Mo.r>-lii at St. Philip's, Church, Newark, N. J. Sunday ' night. ji On June 27 Mayor Seymour de- ' n'iir-'d to marry 'he couple on the | r grounds of prohibited consanguin- | itv. Uud -r section 89 of th>- Crimei-' • tier anv persons marry n r within ' tbe prohibited degrees are liable > to $ 00 iu.o auu rightem months’ , .pris'-'t-ment. I* Mothers Anxiously watch declining health of their daughters. So many :we cut off by consumption in early years that there is real cause for anxiety. In the early stages, when not beyond the reach of medicine, Hood's Sarsa parilla will restore the quality and quantity of the blood and thus give good health. Read the following letter: “It is but just to write about my daughter Cora, aged 19. She was com pletely run down, declining, had that tired feeling, and friends said she would not live over three months. She had a bad Cough and nothing seemed to do her any good. I happened to read about Hood's Sarsapa rilla and had her give it a trial. From the very first doee she began to get better. After taking a few bottles she was com pletely cured and her health has been the beet ever since.” Mrs. Addie Peck, Di Railroad Place, Amsterdam, N. Y. “I will say that tny mother has not stated tny caae in as strong words as I would have done. Hood's Sarsaparilla has truly cured me and 1 am now well.” Cora Pbck, Amsterdam, N. Y. Be sure to get Hood’s, because Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. |l. Prepared only by C. I. Hood A Co., Ixiwell, Mass. , , ... <-*••• are purely vegetable, re- llOOu S F*IIIS liable aud beneficial, ikc. lIHLJDY HARVEY ‘ & Company We have and now ia<e p’eaAure in announcing to thetrad* that wo have thou s ands and tho'isands of dollars w xth of the greatest bargains in fur niture ever offered the Rome Public. Remember, the banquet is spread and that ths cordial invitation is your wedding garment at the feast ( An en ormous stock replete with bargains in every line, Rhudy Harvev &Co Successorso Rr: UDY & CO, N. B. We beg to anounce that the new business of Harvey, Khua & Co. has also doubled the stock of Caskets, Coffins an j unda'Ke rs supplies and will continue to make scientific embalmi r -a specialty ; A CARD FROM MR. CORBETT. ! Col. A. E. Buck, Chairman Re publican State Central Coinmi t u e I Atlanta, Ga. Dear sir: Yom comrnunieatmn of July 15th, nd ' vising me of my appointment as a ; member of the Rcpubl can State , Central Committee of Georgia, to gether w ith an enclosure showing jcompletf* ist of committcf. has J just been received. In reply, I respectfully decline to serve on said committee, for j t he following r-aiS' ns : ; I see that you have seen fit t<> ' place on c aid committee as a mem ; ber from the Sixth congres.-iotial ] district one F. J. Wimli-riy <>t I Atlanta, out who is put do vn ;>s from Hampton, Ga., a man wliq upon tin 1 authority of 'yourself, -s a traitor, unwoithy of belief aud utterly unreliable in everyway. This ’ins told me with great em phasis by yourself and Walter H •Johnson. Also, for rca-< ns best known to yourself, you have appoin el V , A. Pledger of Athens on the com mittee, from the state a' large, whom you classed with Wimber ly and characterized to me, in plain and forcible terms, in a like manner. If you are willing to serve upon a committee and la- classed with characters of this kind and be re ponsible for their appointments thereon, you can do so But, as tor myself, being informed of their true character by you, to gether with some observations and experiences of iny own, I decline to be associated .\itii them in any manner whatever. I am a repub lican, and shall do all in mv poj er to further 'he cause of the nom inees of the St. Louis convention, in a self-respecting manner. Re snec:fabv. Walter P. Corbett Macon, July 21, 1896. In the vjcinity of Boquet, West moreland Co.. Pa., almost any one can tell you how to cure a lame back nr stiff'neck. They dampen a piece of flannel wi’h Chamber lain’s Pain Balm and hind it "ii the affected parts and in one or two days the trouble has disap-' peared. This samw treatment will promptly cure a pain in the side or chest. Mr. E. M . Frye, a prom inent merchant of Boquet, speaks very highly of Pain Balm, and his recommendations have had much to 'io with making it ponalar ♦ here. For sale by Lowry Bros. D ruggist Rome. I TELLEB AND SIBIEY- St. Louis, July 23.—Following is a telegram received from Sena tor Telle: : “To I. N. Stevens. Southern hotel: The money ques : lion overshadows all other-. On i s ! rightful determination depends the prosperity of the people and the perpetuity of republican insti tutions. All other questions must ;be subordinated to it. A vote for l! ryan and Sewali is a vote for ii.- d stria! and financial independ e uce of the American people, fr< m ■ foreign domination and control and they -houlu have the support ] of ail opp m ut* of the gold stan dard. “H. M. ’! ELLER, Denver SIBLEY TOO. ’A hen the 'feller telegram was r ad, the follow.ng letter was read : | THE SILVER CONVENTION; l_ Franklin, Pa., J ly 23.—1 find ■i‘ absolutely impossible to go to ’ St, Loins. I hope sm eess «ill ut- ‘end the efforts ol the friends to have oie iicko 1 . Let the issue I e square’y joined, and f e verdict of ; v..c p. -pie recorded. ”J os. C. Sibley.’’ Mrs Rhcdie Noah, of this place, was ait'ii in the night with cramp ing pains and the next day diar j riioea set in. She took half a bot ] tie of blackberry cordial but got no relief. She then aent to me to I see if I had anything that wjuld ; help her. I sent her a bottle of I Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and the first dose relieved her. Another of our i ne ghbors had been sick for about a week and had tried different reinedies for diarrhoea but kept getting worse. 1 sent him this same remedy. Only four docs of it were required to cure him. He says he owes his recovery to this wonderful remedy.--Mrs. Marv Sibley, Sidney, Mich. For sale by Lowry Bros. Druggist Rome. Georgia will semi eleven free sil ver congressmen to the next house of representatives. Senator Bacon is all right on that issue and ex speaker Crisp will be the new se nator. According to the views of a goodly number of shallow fools in the hast, Georgia must be the very hot-bed of auarchy.—Athens Banner. But history will say of old Geor gia, when, in the glorious future 1 this day is pro iperly chronicled, that the Empire State of the ' South is the Empire State of the ration. PiiUffSiiillWi UkOII ATTORNEYS ! W. w VANDIVER A.G. KWIX VANDIVER & EWING Attornevs ot Law. HOME GEORGIA Oificeover Post offiee. Will prac tice m all courts. SEABORN WRIGhT Attorney at L aw. FiO M E G E G RGIA Offices: Masonic Temple Adu'.'X- Entrance on 4th Ave. Will do a general practice "■ ■i ■ ~ V. W. Alaxatbler. Junius F. ALEXANDER HI2.YE3 •ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office in Manonic Temple Build ing, Rome Ga, FCJ. Govan. Attorney at Law. Office in.M> B soiuic Temple, Broad Street. Rome Ga. J. H. Spit lock, Attorney at Law. Masco Temple I’uildidg Temple Building Romo Georgia. - T»ir«Lru ———jq_m vzv. ~n nr , A/right Ji H“tniltoi.. Aitorueys at law. «♦ W fine in Hie King Buiiaiug. s-\HAS W. I’NDERWUOD-Attorne) at Law t a Alaaonle Temule Kome.Ga —— I I— . — —— rjAECK & DENX V—Attorneys at law.!)" 1 *'* tu Masonic Teum>e. Ruroe, Oa. WH. ENNIS—Two. W. STAKLING-E"'’’; , A Starling, Attorney” at Law. MMi’" Temple. On. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS F’rank A. Wynn, Phyaii'lan aid Hurt p n Residence, corner 7th. Ave and i as' r i St.iittice, Room 8 it; Medical Building »♦ ' ronch & Co, Drug store DM. RAMSCR-I-hysiclan and Burge'-' - OShce at residence 814 avenue A. »"’• ward. Ll J . HAMMOND-PhyMcian aud _ Offers hts i foiessioual services to tlie 1 pie of ‘Rome snd surrounding cou iffice at Crouch and Watson’s drug store, - iroac* street. -1 Ts imniTMuiii ■ iisrr— DR. W. D. KOYT—Office at C. A. drug store. * T o. 331 Broad street. el 11( re*' *er. w>. No. 21 J, A WILLS, DENTIST, 2494 BROADj], The Western & Atlantic R will sei! ticke's to St. Louis an d return at $16,85 on sale July good to return until July ,lC count the N'tional Peop c® ' ,i!t ' (Populists) Convention and Amer ican silver convention. C. K. Ayer, Ticket AgeuL Rome,
