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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1897)
THE HU ILER UP HOM Uvetting, Except Sa'iirday, Sun day and Weekly. IL LEE BYRD, Manager. PHILL G. BYRD, Edit r. •Ar!i t; corner Broad am! S< C"ii<l Avenue. (< LD COURIER BUILDING ) TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Pally and Su day, per y or $5 0 Sundae, per year .... SI.O' Weekly (The RomkCoi uii.uipu year '0 BY BARRIER IN CITY’ AND RTJBi’KBa. Dai.y and Sunday, lOi'ents per week, JUir.it by draft, "Xpn j ss. money order or regist l red letter. Address: THE HUSTLER OF ROME, Rome, Ga. Kii t*-red at the Post office as second c’ass matter Ad rertising rates and •u.mp’e co ies tor the asking. BUSINESS OFFICE PHONE 85 Seab Wright has relapsed into “in cuous desuetude.—M. riweth. ar Vindicator. Ex-G 'vernoi Northen will eve Ke known as “the hero of (he Way cross war.—Meriwether Vindica tor. South Carolina and New York Save passed ai i trus* laws simi lar to the law passed by the Geor gia Legislature. “It has been clear y demons-.u - «d,” says the Columbus Enquirer bun, “that Indian Sprii g water * e whisky will not mix ” Advertising should be used in business just exactly as nudicine jsused in sickness If a small dose is not enough, give a larger one, If the Princess of Chimay don’ stop ta king Jim Corb ;tt will s» nd ker a challenge tor the champion ship of the pugilistic world.—Au gusta News. The present cold snap assures a large yield of fruit in South Geor gia . It makes our mouth wate r bow to think about them peaches’ —Springplace Jimplecute, Ry order of General John B. Gordon, the Confederate Reunion wt Nashville, Tennessee, has been ehanged from May sth, 6th, and T.th. to June 22nd, 23rd, and 24th. soldiers and sail ors are fcordially invited to abend . j Tnoßiswe'l Banner s-iys two men living near that place swapped wives recently. Ths women could n’t have been worsted, doubtless. Banner-Messenger. In this case the women are “far better” and the men are “far ’torse.” The Atlanta Commercia' says of the Ryan ca.e “a 1 of the evidence ' refutes the claims of Judge Gober shat be was struck from behind.” The verdict of a jury of Fulton county refutes the above state ment of the Commercial. —Meri- wether Vindicator Steve Clay will have a great ad vantage over most new senators . He will not have to try hard to succeed in being an improvement After meals you should have simply a feeling of comfort and satisfaction. You should,not feel any special indications that diges tion is going on. If you do, you Savet indigestion, which means not di f /sstion. This may he the be ginning of so many dangerous dis eases, that it is best to take it in Sand at once and treat it with Shaker Digestive Cordial. For you lnow that indigestion makes poi rs>n, which causes pain and sick aess. And that Shaker Digestive Do-rdial helps digestion and cures iodigestiou. .Shaker Digestive Cor iial does 'his by providing the di gestive materials in which the sick atomaeh is wanting. It also tones ip and strengthens the digestive organs and makes them perfectly healthy- This is the rationale of 3s methods of cure, as the doctors waul’d say. Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to SI.OO per bott’e. on his predecessor. Gi'Otgia bus never had a more pretentious, i more indifferent, more inefficient, -I j more irresponsible Senator than John B. Gordi n —Sparta Ishmue lite. A grocer in a country towu ad vertises that any man wln> takes two drihks ot whi-ky a day foi • one year at a cost of e > cents each, can h»ve for that money al his store 10 sacks of flour. 220 lbs ' of granulated sugar, I<s p> mills °| >f goodjeoffee. and sav-two doll | srs and ti'ty c- nts as a premium , or maki g ths* I'Xchiin Lyman J. Gage, the Chicago anker, who is (a Ihhl of as the possible Secretary < fthaTrei s . u.y jn McKinley's cabinet, is n Democrat, He was formerly a Re publican, hut bolted Blaine, and became a “mugwump," and h s since ac'eu with the De nocrats. He is regarded as one of the ablest ti anciers in the country. I The Columbus Ledger furnishes this polsticat item for an off year: “Although tnis is an off year in politics, and there is nothing stir ring politically, some of the polil - '•al Jeade'S 'he State are fat Tom f eing asleep Some ’imeagi i gentleman of this cit y who once i>el"nged to the Popu is' par'y, bul who is now in the ranks of Demon racy, received a letter from Popu list Chairman Cunningham, asking him how he would vote t ■ o years hence. D .übtless many a s.m’lar letter were f-e it out to other par ies. The qu.stion would be an e' igma to many a man just now.’ A LITTLE NONSENSE. (Try to read the following sen ences aloud and quickly, repeat ing the shorter ones half a dozen times in succession :) Six thick thistles sticks. Fiesb of fleshy fr.ed flying fish. The sea c j aseth but it suffic h us. G ive Grimes Jim's great gilt gig whip,. Strict, strong, Stephei s Stringer snared six sickly, silky snah.es. She stood at the door of Mrs. Smith’s fish sauce shop, welcom ing him in. Swan swam over the sea; swim, swan swim ; swan swim back again ; well swum swan . A haddock, a haddock, a black i spotted haddock, a black spot on i the black back of a black spotted haddock. Susan sbineth shoes and socks; socks and shoes shineth Susan. She ceaseth sh ning shoes and soc s, for shoes and socks shock Susan. —Washington Times. EDITORIAL COMMENTS W e are sometimes reminded | ' these days of an observation et ’he late Bill Nye’s that Wagner’s music is better that it sounds. — ash- I ington Times. In order to forestall paragraph j ers in various parts of the country lit seems advisable to say righ i here that Mr. Gage gets the plum —New York Press. Russell Sage says that rich peo j pie should not extravagant. Let’s I see, isn’t this Unr’e Sage’s years !to get a new pail of p tits?- -Cin cinnati Tribune. The proposal of on -cen post age has just made its ; nnus ap pearance .in Congress. w hat the country still needs more, however, is better postal service for two cents. Providence Journal. | The Custom House officers may ias well makeup their minds that I they will search Mr. Walcott’s I baggage in vain for anything in ‘ I the nature of international bnne ' taHism. New York Advertiser. The announcement that Senator I Hill proposes tc retire from active , I politico for a time will be sure to ? I cause the pul lie to wonder where . he is to secure the material to re. I tire from. —New York Evening s Journal. , An Arizona statesman, in the Legislature baa prepared a bil 1 to abolisti Smioav pap<*is It seen 8 the Ariz na Sunday p per, which is not inaih'd free to stnt-smeii, is more of a crime than a j >y forever —New Orleans Picayune. THE TERRORS OF THE PLAGUE 'l’m- terrois of ill- plauim which .snow ravaging India ami tinea - •nitig th" st ot th" world me nest illustrat' d by a tew compari ive fiiuri's. The p ague fii.t nppear-d in Eu<ope ii tlit ye.<r •) 11 A. I • lie noSu conservative ■ idimntes plac he number ot deaths in Euriq e lion.- from thi. cause at ineniy tlve millions. In the "ightb cmitery 2(X)O00 jersous died of the plague in Con stantinople alone. Again i n 1611 h - moitality in th t ci y readied ife same appil i; g fii’ures. 1 1664 the deaths in London \m r* ib nt 100,000, in spite of the tact th it up st of the population fled. Sixty thousand pe.son-i feli vic imc at Marseilles in 1720. Eight hundred. thousand di d in Egypt ii, 1792 Still more appal ing i a com parison of i-verag's. The reports iQin .various plac India dur ng the prese.it oiithr.- k sim iboiit 96 per <• -I —» ninety \ nn I ii■ <1 r< d > l , the pel ■ 'lack-d by the . a*>e have , I- New, he 'lead. epidemic > e have ev.,:' had in this c itinrrv hst < f yel ow fr v<- 1 -78 9 ft 'hat. outbreak there were a tot I ot 65,976 ca-es, ot wh < - .h ' uiv 14 000 lied. That is to say, the j ercentage of mortality was only a fraction ■ •ver 2’2 per cent., against the pla gue’s record of 96 per cent. Moreover, the plague attacks a vastly larger proportion of the popul ition than eithei yellow fever or cholera ever does. It is contag ious ami both directly and indir rctly infectious. Wherever it ap pears it attacks an extraordinary proportion of all the p-ople, and it Lil's nearly all those whom it attacks. Let us thank modern science for quarantine and c esnlmess, which give us a reasonable assuranc" against this most terrible of ail maladies known 'o man. —New York World. Boils It is often difficult to convince peo ple their blood is impure, until dread ful carbuncles, abscesses, boils, scrof ula or salt rheum, are painful proof of the fact. It is wisdom now. or when ever there is any indication of Impure blood, to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and prevent such eruptions and suffering. “I had a dreadful carbuncle abscess, red, fiery, fierce and sore The doctor at tended me over seven weeks. When the abscess broke, the pains were terrible, and I thought I should not live through it. I heard and read so much about Hood’s Sarsaparilla, that I decided to take it, and my husband, who was suffering with boils, took it also. It soon purified our Blood built me up and restored my health so that, although the doctor said I would not be able to work hard, I have since done the work for 20 people. Hood’s Sar saparilla cured iny husband of the boils, and we regard it a wonderful medicine.’* Mrs. Anna Peterson, Latimer, Kansas- Hood’s sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Purifier. Al! druggists. 81. ■ .<• r-ajii- cure liver ills, easy to take, irOOll S l’ , ll IS easy to operate, ascent* MADE M E A MAN ajax tablets positively cure t ALL St-rt'otjH Fail inn Mem- ST j ory, Ini potency, SleeplessnesH etc., caused " 'XI *’•' Abuse or other Excesses and India* x cretions. They fpiirkly and nu,'fly \ restore Loat Vitality in old or younu. and Ik-—Prevent Insanity and Con*ni; tinr if taken in time. Their use shows iznrofediate Imtuo/H --mem and effects a CURE where all other fail. In sist upon having the genuine Ajax Tablets They have cured thousands moi will cure you. We wive a-ixis- Iti/e written guarantee to effect a cure EH in each case or refund the money. Price vw 2vf , p er package; or six pierces (full treatment! for $2.50. By mail, in plain wrapper, upon receipt of price < ircular AJAX REMEDY CO., F r sale in Room, Ga.. by D W Curry and Jervis & Wright, Druggists - —————— ■ wu When bilicus or costive, oaj a Cascaret candf cathartic, cure tteed. 10c, 25c. MUNYON S Improved HomoeooatbiC WES SAVE uOCW FEES •I he Mun,on R> niedit-s net in stall 11 v, giving i’eli"f alter th" first iMo i r three dost s and etb ctitig a • apid cure even in the most ol.v’ti iiii< c sis. There is a separate M.ui'on It' inedy for each disease iiid each specific has p ain direc tions, so there can lie no mistake. It you are ailing get Munyon s Guid ) to H alth from your near ■s’ druggist; it v ill de-c i l e your lim j»s" und tell you bow i<> cute Vourselt with a ‘25-cent Munyon R -niedy If you find that yi u have rheumatism, take Munyon’s Rheu matism Ctre. It you have kidnuy not.hie, take Munyon’s Kidt ey Cure. If nervous, use Munyon’s Nerve Cure. If you have catarrh, Munyon’s Ca arrh Cure and Tab -ts will cur - you. If it is ("male Cuinp aint, use Munyon’s Female i.’ure If you have stomach trouble take Munyon’s Dyspepsia Cure; fora c >ld or a cough, the Cold Cure or the Cough Cures, and so n. No mat 1 / wh t the diseas' you can i t absolu elv certain oi a cure if yon take th' j remedv recom mended in the “Guid" ” Where ycu are in doubt, a personal letter to Professor Munyi>n, 1505 Arch will he answered, with Lee mudi '■iil advice for any disease. A i ALL DKUGGISTrf-25b A BOT TLE . (PERRY DAVIS'.? j? A Sure and Safe Remedy is V every case and every kind V of Bowel Complaint La V This is a true statement and O it can’t be made too strong O or too emphatic. If It is a simple, safe and quick jf cure for V Cramps, Congh, Rheumatism, V Colic, Colds, Neuralgia, Cr Diarrhoea, Croup, Toothache, V Two sizes, 25c. and 50c. JC Keep it by you. Beware of V imitations. Buy only the jf Genuine—Perry Davis*. Sold MUNICIPAL TICKET. We, the undersigned, announce ourselves as candidates from our respective wards for the coming ■’’.ity elsction,and pledge our best efforts foi the efficient and safe conduct of the city governruimt. January 18. 97 First ward —F.J.Kane. Second ward - ’’7. T. Jone" Third vs aid—R A.Denny. Fourth ward—Chas. W. Morris. Fifbt wad—Dallis Turner. ts ADMINISTRATORS SALE Agreeable to an order of the Court of Ordinary of Floyd Coun ty, Georgia, will be sold before the Court house door, of said County, on the first Tuesday in February, 1897, between the legal hotns ol sa'e. the following des cribed property, to-wit: One lot of land No. 1069 in the 3rd District and 4th Section o" Flovd county, Georgia, contain ing 40 acres, more or less. Also, at the S'tme time and ■ place,one house and lot in the vil lage of Cave Spring, Georgia, su'd lot containing two ncres, more er less, and bounded as fol lows On the North by a street be tween the Anthony property and that of Mrs. Carroll; on the East by Fanning street; on the South by Park property; on the W«Bt by property of Harper and C„rroll and also the property of Hancock Tannery. Said property sold as the prop erty of Mrs A. V. Anthony, de ceased, late of said County. Terms of Sale Cash . W. 11. Ennis Admr: Os the estate of Mrs. A. V. An th-my, deceased. No morphine or opium in Dr. Miles' Pais pLLik). Curb All Pain. “One cent a dose." Rome Mutual Loan Assoclat'on HOME OFFICE ROMECCRCIA, 325, R road Street. A National Building and Loan errpany Purely Mutual, Safe Investment and Good Profit Made by Small Me i ! hly Payments. \ > r B'lt’E K j. a glover, President. J. D. moore, Sec’ty & Treus, chas. I graves, V’ico Fifes. J.II. Rhodes, Mgr' Loan Dept Haistud smith. General council. ii ZSZ OUTHERN RAILWAY. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. In effect r 15. • - > " I <• 14 Lv < h tiianooga. . .0 • a ;». mj •• Ip a \r D. Iton 2<*2am >uh; 7 < pin Ar nie an \pm r Ail nt j '-.n an jll pHriiin pm Lv At .iiH.t . 20111 | 1 e p.. 1.1 lUpm \r M.k’.-n nJ 2 an I 7’Cpn.j I 3-»a n ArJ-syn >«Kpm > 6.07 am r Lvri ti ... ; J 3"p 1 . . I 6 43ain \r J.H k’v.nvl!'e 9 :rpru;. j 9 • • .1 :ii '• .1 • u:> ' Z pi:. ’.... j I ' dii Jack'sonvi !*- . 'I ' p -'.opm Lv Lv ieU 17 UOaiD Ki Brunswick ’3U -ir j . . .| 8 t»arn No 8 Puuinan >i«f*p!n« ur < b.iilan* Ml. nta. ihi a car is op.*n io recel.e p*4ien nt H) 0<) d m N<\ JO Pul man Ur-ion Sleeping Cnr Clncln lull a. i.i.ii.i Mu Ui < Soli'l \ ( M-ibule train • rrvlnw Put.ma > ecpinu Cario ' cks .t-.vii >! without rha ge. ST V- IO S I 13 . No 7 . N.I 9 ->v A 1 iu.a 4 4. \r Itoine .... 700 am iiiani 1 laliuu Nr Dalton 8 o>an Ji 4 an; ■>. lOpm \r ( hal aiii’og i . 9 ‘2-hliji! I uopiti •' 1 pin v( h it .tno- gk 9 I i;i:j ' i 7 X)pnD \r la’xin Um 4 40pm! ' 4‘n iarr i Lou >vi:if 7 5 putj 7 .:u*in \t i ( innali .i p .I'a.i No I > is'wild \’e it u!** trait) Ailanta <>< in •mu- ti a iib l'u‘ man Sl» » piuu car Alsw Puli •nan sleeping cir At.ai.la o ChaiUnuoga This ear s open in Atlanta to receive ers at IU:u() p m No 0 i arries Pullman Union Sle (’ar •\i I • nra to Cincinn •li and Uu.lidud ar Chattanooga to Loui>vtile 2 ta T _ T 6 v Chailauooga » <■ >»»•: 5 55pm 4r Knoxville mimuui o dipm 5r Morristown ... ... a».»u i • 4npm *rllor n- ugs. iI 3 Jam 12 27um *r A' •• a II: s.*|m>! i \r >ali i i»• 6 4 h>m| ArGr • usboro ... M 5 pui Bf> »arr» \r Ru fin . 7 ;u m II 45am \r Norfolk .. i • pit • r W iisiuug on t*» 42iui 9 » pm \r New York . ... H 2 13pm 1 No I . 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Washington, D C (X A Bhi N SCOT KF ▲ G.P. a. Chattanooga Taixa NOT « LIKE * OTHERS There is a difference between medi cines and medicines. Those of to-day, as a rule, differ from those of the past in many respects. Fully as great is the difference be tween Dr. King’s ROYAL GERMETUER and the ordinary medicines of to-da>. It is unlike them in THESE FIVE THINGS: 1. It does not taste like a niedi* cine. It is as pleasant to take as emonade ard makes a most refreshing drink. 2. It never nauseates the most delicate stomach. .3. It does not swap off one dis ease for another. It does not set up one form of disease in order to relieve another as is so often the case. 4. It contain* no alcohol or opiu.i *n any form and is always hart wen when given to a babe one j j.a 5. it doos not patch simply, It cures. It r?ac‘nes as nothing else Joes ‘o the hidden sources of disease in the blood and removes the cause. It does this ivith ai ease and power that have never been aualed. For all troubi -v it the Blood, Stomach. Bov. ils, Kidneys .... Nerves, and for all forms cf MALARIAL POIS.'X It stands pre-eminent— without a rival or a peer. J' Be Id by drumrlsva. new .ante noe tie. lOßDoeee, One Dollar. Manufactured om/ bj THE ATLANTA CHEMICAL Cb., AfLAHTA, GA wans run m-paqk book, w bilks nt£& C3LUMN Ai >C AM-: Yx. t'.W. Alexander. Junius p. HiH ye ALi XANDER HILYER t ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office in Manonic Temple Build, ug, Rome Ga. M- B. EL BAN KS Attorney at liw Office in King Bfilding, Home Georgia. FG Covan, Attorney at Law. Office InMa a souiic Temple. Broad Street. Rome. Ga. i I • H. Spu lock, Attorney at Law, Mason Temple Buildidg Temple Building Rome Georgia. CHAS. W. UNDERWOOD-Attorney at Law Ma.so.lc Temnle. j . Rome,Ga. RKFCF. * DENNY—Attorneys at iav . Officii in Masonic Teaivle. Rome. 'la. W H .r Lso - w STASLING-Knn., - & Starling, Attorneys tt Law. Masonio Tenßoute, Ga. »>••»» PHYSICIANS APO SURGEONS. F’rank A. Wynn, Physician aurl Sntgeon Residence, comer 7th. Ave and Past First St, Office, Room 8 ii. Medical Building cWA I’rouch .V Co. Drugstore DM. RAMSUR—Physician and Burgeon - Office at residence 614 avenue A, Fourte wayl. LP. HAMMOND— Physician and Burgeon— o Offers his ptofessional services to the peo ple of Rome i nd surrounding country. Iffice at Crouch and Watson’s drug store, ZO iroaV street W. D. HOYT—Office ate. A. irevit L /drug store. rf o. 331 Broad street. Te’epbon 111. ree'den »e. N 0.21 J, A WILLS, i’ENTIST, BROAD ST WOW is the ti.ne to get a You cat get one at actual Cost If you will call on Seab Davis at the E. E. Forbes Rome Branch, iMusic and Wheel Hous No. 327 Broad St. NOW is also the time for you to select a Piano for a Xmas Present. Cali a once and inspect some Beautiful instruments, foiunpii % AND ITS To the Editor I have an absolute remedy for Consumption. By its .irnely dse thousands ai hopeless cases have bee. already permanently cured. So proof-positive am I i of its power that I consider it my duty to stud two bottles free to those of your reader* ■ who have Consumption, Throat, Bronchial or Lung Trouble, if they will write me tlielf express and postoffice address. Sincerely, r. A. SLOCUM. M. C., 183 Pearl St., New York 3l>- The ir-'i-.-inl and Bueineaa Management ot I Pui” geueroua Proposition, _ Wanted-An Idea thing to jialent? Protect your thev mny bring you wealth Write JOHN WKDDEKBt’HN * CO. Patent Alton Bey, Waablnaton, D. C.. foi their gl.flUf priaaußW •nd Mat ot two liuoutad iovoaUoaa wwd
