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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1897)
Iv-ning, Except Sa'urdny, b'u.,- <i uy a iid Weekly. 1.b.1u B\ ill), Man.v e t. I’d ILL G. BY Bl), Edit i:. ilfii . : cornel 8.0. u and S-< nd Av. i ut. ( LD U'-VKIKK BUILDIM.J TERM.*? OF si'B.-Cklßi'ioX . Dall, and 8u day, per j ar - 0 H*ui‘a>, |H3r jear ■•• -!•" ¥,-rk,.v (Im: K<>.'a:i ■ imi le pii year ■;y CAKIHER IX CITY ANO .-1' 1 ■ <:1: 8,. I'.ti.y and Surila; , l'k ei.ts 1 er Heel., IviE'.t by I uuc draft, "Xpree-s -i oney brder <>r regist red letter. Addreas: THE II ISELER OF HQ.V E, Ro me, Ga, Ca ierct. a* the Bust • h: .’e a* Mt.c« .><l c a*S ;natl< . IdvertHing ra" and '..lup’e co its lor ih< . asking. BUSINESS OFFICE PIIO.XE •>."> Haul linms Las away ot uev-L jpiug crime. iii ’ L pel- become, reckless. '.'he II ’’ne eorr spondent ol tL- Macon leiegiuph is anvil.in R i Ui a member of O istanau a L F. 4 A. M. “lletven is a city like New York,’’ says Evangeii-t Moody. I ben bell is w oi.-• i ban we thought —Macon New-. The farin’! who mines into town ai.d itaves his ii'inii standing ii j the cold ail day eunost deserves i j visit from the while caps —Carn, j esville Tribune I’be Pennsylvania Legislature i. : aow meeting in a church. iti | safe io assume chat the trustees ol the .nsLituliou wer-j thoughtfu enough to uail things d?wn. It wus cold enough in Atlanta last week to freeze gas. Just sup pose the legis.ature bud been it session.—Schley County News. Yancey Carter and Mr. B aylock ■».juld have made n warm enough. Here is a pointed lesson for peo 4lu do not pa’ronize home iudus ii,ca . Alter sending to Europe f O) > zither, u Herman, Mu. , man was disgusted to receive one that h .iu seen manufactured in his own itale. Tile playing at war by the At lantic fleet, off Charleston '• arbor. ..-fti.uui as silly an affair as was ♦rrer engaged in by grown up peo jyle. Ti e idea originated, no doubt in the fertile brain ot the great Ad- XiiralHei b*‘rt Sparta Ishmae be From, i.’.’i par sos the stat l ' sti.l aoaie c Es fi r a state reformatory for youthful crimina s. It is evi shrivly ■ wish ut the people that inch an ii - Uuii'iii > e establish' n »t once vi tour egislature seems 3t> guuir ’.be matter. —Amerii i 8 Harald . Wo rise'.o ask if Hon. Yancey larter, the cowboy statesman fn m Hart, has ever been guilty of curs Bug ii» the presence of females or being drunk. If reports be true Junges Sweat and Reese are both angels as compared with Yancey. —Mi rriwether Vincicafor. After meals you should have Hastily a feeling of comfort and satisfaction. You should,not feel *av special indications that diges ion is going on. If you do, you have indigestion, which means not digestion. This may be the be ginning us so many dangerous dis eases, that it is best to take it in hand at once and treat it with Shaker Digestive Cordial. For you 'mow that indigestion makes poi aor, which causes pain and sick- Liess And that Shaker Digestive 6'?>-di‘?d helps digestion and cure? log.-ytion. Shaker Dige-tive Cor dial does 'his by providing the di- materials in which the sick s 'macn is wan ing. It also tones IV and strengthens the digestive a/gans and makes them perfectly h&jkJthy- This is the rational o: methods of cure, as the docton wo .id. say. Sdld by druggists, cents to SI.OO per buttle. < . 7 o. I dm re R .rd r M irk Eu- I banks' j.nlg m< nt nnd p nek. He te.’ls m- that when it comes io fine ! >r it; >. m>-nt, tor th ■ Lead ■ t. .ot a Oiiu'ly w’i > has been a •figi bm •uinr," ai d wh<-re the ' f :i < m • w ilr ami childii n 1 t In* de lei.dant, no tine wiU L impo.-. d. In plain ang j; ."- ‘th ’ R ■ nxler . p op i.ses to send th* “. > Uuk I , the ’‘city cooler "or city ehaingang i It takes i:< ve bi i sti tig deter- 1 liinali m t > | lacs. thn pun.-hmei’t I vhi.-e ir L Io gs and no where ?Ise, to make a judg- lay down ■ • neb a rule. Bui M rk is tlm man .o d i it. N > voungjuwyer in N >rlh , G‘org a i- ci: mbing more rapidly I han is i;; Eubanks. Look- . mt t r him . , . j \\ hen v ill the city r athers fin sh I grading Broad strei-t? It does seem ] o me ilia ih- incalculable advan age of a otreet us cht-rt the bri>4 ■x; uii- we hav oil ixhibitioii for xnmpie—w uld urge forward ’he lurk. 1 understand that pr<’pert y iwner- urn kicking—well, 'inns ..re bard and tenants are paying as| i: .uh for rents a- they can wel: -t'lbd am: —an t—and all that, bit' 100., .ut : a high-w.iter. Get out! :,>f the mud while Us dry. % * , - oj ‘‘Say, d > you suow Bill Bonis? j The inteingator was a South Geor j gia legislator and. he seemed as j iroud of “Our Bill,” as the must if us Rome boys are. It’s gratify ing to me to see Bill Ennis so pop ular ev rywhere he goes —bur then I predicted it and knew lim well lief re asking you to “mark the prediction”. Bill Ennis is one ot those men the peop e t always tie mto He is a commoner and a coming man. * * * The bull-frog aingri n sea- flat, 'I he bull-cog waib’tsby ibejaid, The bu!l-y sings base— his h it, But the “Bun’s Eje Koi me’' is the bard. * • * * Warblings of the above mention ed song birds reminds me that Spring approache'h and the early gardener is already abroad in the land, while the patient newspaper man lingers longer lo sly as he casts .4 hopeful, wisttul, trusting look towards the blackber-y or chards of the commons. The “wave lot prosperity” though oft, persist jentl< and chronicly delayed will j yet roll itl triumph and beat out i i s precious “stullin” upon the sas | fras ridges ami b ackberry' fields o‘ I old Georgia. Let ’er roll. * •* * ' * But my, my ! how one of these ! old colon <1 gardners can string out ■ a job us “plai.tin’ a garden. "They j remind me of the famous “indus •rious” Possum Trott farmer v. bo labored ull the year through and oniv erected a martin pole and j' floored a shuck pen. * * * r “How's politics?” I hear the ( , question asked offer., and. white Ij the names of Bob Berner, Flem dußignon. Pope Brown, Hut Jen kins and General Evans are men- - tioned prominently in connection with the governor-hip, there is yet | | another name that has caught the 1 -tr' ng undercurrent and may rise - to the surface with such an irre h t sistable force —at the right time— aJ to sweep its owner into ih > chief . I executive office of the Siate. That name is Candler —John S. or Al u . len D Either man would make a h i dangerous foe for the field. * * u * And it’s my private opinion . publicly expressed that either of e them can carry Floyd county ovh s mnv o'her man who may enter tin I - ’ ' ruc< * - * * k These gentlemen may be related ■s I y blood . I don’t know. I do e know, however, that they would y from personal appearance never be >1 taken for twin. • * * s * s Al'en D. Candler. “The Plough boy of Pigeon Roost, ’ is the young- . > -i and .io- liv< »t vid man 1 n to-, r ci; p titio today. I am c i.viu - ed til nt ' e w. i' Id -w. i-p lib- in. Uu - tain coun'i..' ii >■ v.i u ’ ceita.i. ihe would c ijry every . unty i.. th>- 'Ji h di-t iic . 11- i-a “mixer " .til tbe p 0p,.:,“ liir '1 • H Ob : of th. in earn .4, iim i-t, m. c. m and ! >vu' as >veL >•> al'b. — Hl» reCuru is one that any mai. might be pr >i.d <i. 1 wa- he who met Emi - ly Spear at I' .i. li, i . * * J hn S. C iudl<-r .vol 1, now, tmm wbat’« the n s i. <»f im- s lying aiiytn.ngal.cn John Can<L-r t Roma.,B. 1 Ii ii.-ve that he is • s pur.- us he i- brave, as ai>. j us h 'is just "in! us loyal to duty ns In ■is learned in the law His record on the bench s p-ihaps 11.:no.-i ■ irilha.it of any judge of ’.is age lln 8 ale ol '' - . e- • v ■!' produc- ! ;e 1 I hen, too. J bn C ndler «s ’ the coloi.<-L ot' be.hi:th K •uimen' , I >s the beau i'ealof the Georgia! I Voinn er? —;xj small element in I - tile L'leat Wo 4 and W-b of It) st <4-. j I Historv will record Joi n S Gan-! i di' rns govern' r. Supreme Court I I.Jmlge ami Ct-ief Ju-tice of the I * i Suit —Mark that pied ion . P. G. B. ! Ed’tor Lewis says ”it is to b< i h' pn! that -pain will id i><- abl.- io induce ti e m.-inber.s of .U'iKiia ley’e cabinet to enter mt< her se- i c 4 service employmen . ! The Caiter-ville New- savs ’h'-.t l 'Judge A. , Fite and Hn. Han P Maddux are la-t making them- I ° I -elves a perfect terr >r to tile law I less crowd of Bartow co m'y. Marion county farmers who grew long staple c ttou last sea son. are not pleased with the expe riment, and it will be some time before tney plant any' more of that ! variety yf the fleecv staple. Rev. Dr. George Morri on, a prominent Presbyterian miui.ster of Baltimore, has secured a divorce from his wife, alleging bad tem per. Alth'-ugh a preacher, the g» »- tlemau Lae probably never read ‘Whom God ha h j ined togetbei ■ let no man pu’ asunder."’—Macon ■ News. The Atlanta Newspaper Union is sending out an insulting bldfl to the c untry papers of Georgia, in which thev threaten, if the papers do not use their p 4 m tai, patei t stuff, ’hat they will have pap r.- started in their towns that will use it. To which Editor Shaver says: “Os course, this is a free country, ai d the Argus don't care how many pot metal sheets they run in Dal ton. It simply mentions the fact us explaining many things beside* 5 the ways of lug c rporali ms to bulldoze us small newspaper men. . The A’gus rect ivt d > re, which it . threw in the waste basket viihout 'I , M even coin.ng tne gou-e i ha' -ent it. j. Boils ‘ It is often difficult to convince peo pie their blood is impure, until dread fid carbuncles, ab.-ce<;cj, bulls, scrot nia or salt are painful proof of ? the fact- It is wisdom now, or when e ever there is any judication of : Impure II blood, to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and t prevent such eruptions and suffering. e “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 f my husband, who was suffering with - boils, took it also. It soon purified our " built me up and restored my health so 'I that, although the doctor said I would r ' not be able to work hard, I have since ' done the work for 20 people. Hood’s Sar- C ; saparilla cured my husband ot the boils. 1 snd we regard it a wonderful medicine.’ Mbs. Anna Pktesson, Latimer. Kansaa :jHoods - Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. SI. j ■ ~ cure liver ills, easy to take, h : nood s r’Hs .a sy to operate. 25 cents. • 9 >■ Xipans Tabtiles cure dizziness. coii ns K,*) urattfv ’ i. m Coi'H 'ure <• ir» s h. «mii he hr.ol. Co!un on .H• on •I J ColiK, it W < o!o«j d l i! • <’’> <lh. xioi Jm. iu* «»! /*•}» >’.o|»- H -ID’ • uru'” LID- .<! ’» )<"' prf-’t'l* c.,4 ar»h, utphibersa pH-u,. .i ’ -h’oa a«H hi g ir'i 1 ' D*. i i’-i- ’ i '-0.0.1 htnr p* !<• •> 3»". L truth-'•* I• V - ‘ ‘ jves ..n i picVe:»t .'I ti»u h K cl-. !■:.»<; * MuPliuli u In ] rov-.l 11. mu. | ■ ath ■■ II U.; Ij< ■ : i.'uiy uit up a s .paiafi- '• "• fvr ..v I. . 1 <•• ' At all drug,. .- s,.n - ly 2>cii! «. <i .1 ei . H. I’ r•> mi- bib r- to Pi' I. Muuy->ll. 1 ’>()■") An’!; ~t re ■, • 'hi Lui 11.!. 1 . 1 'ii. : .iii.-ww.4 with r'-e m>-d. mil ad- I .■ ” I 1 vice !<»r .nt v (h. w- - - ■■■ W- ■ - WIU ■ II r 1 --M - •- edi i orial Comment. Tlmre; .- big mvii. y m ii for I'm m ii who -'is i.c K1 ir'i> -u p< pi i. • lii g, s lor that Ohio ■- miL 'rHH ,t s lii. D ito'l i’u'.io e, ; If it is tn: ■ thiit the new')’ elect ' I ed ten it'.r ii'cin Idaho "i- no talk er, "we don’t e how the popii i.-t --] mipp' lied to ,e ec him. —Fitii Riv- K '-. H ji. Mali'*.'.- St;ii.ley (priv will I >e etire to find ,i.al Hie juo ot Cap , I itol building much more profimbls I than Mr. M< Ki* ley"s jol> ufCaLi-i l li rt 'tlllilillg. X\ H’K i< UPP . It is bebeved ’inii Mi. Cii im I’.'.'itld be willing to ,:..C looking! like Ijiucein I."■>; en..,;:; 1 to fee iike Lyman .'.Gag- r J 'hn sliei-l man a day or 39. —Cljicago Dis ; patch. The pri j -ct n "pen ;i; P > r.s a i theatre ut which only moral , piuyw wni be pr'due, <1 • ems u >e ' m < ffort to stop the exportal ion ot > Pans plays to the United Suites. — Chicago Ti ibuue. Speaking of men win, are sleep ing in their poli'ical graves, there is nothing h * ma ter with Bynum, except the lack of a tombstone; md » handful of faded Howers. — Atlanta C 'nstitotion. 1 ACTS, ten weeKrt an<l then stopped. The old, Ivreiiabie Yankee Blade, 16 w. t.kiy tilled uiib stories i fto.i, Io e, and ihriiin •. ; rales of ad venture Sui 1 lOc-s in stain t . 4 tor 10 wrtks trial to Yankee Blade. Bro >ks, M . HOW TO FIND OUf- ! Fill a bot'ie or common wa’er i glass with urine and let it stand twenty-four hours: a sediment or! settling indicates-a diseased con-; dition of the kidneys. Whenu-i rine stains linen it is positive evi dence of kidney trouble. Too fre-! qu nt desire to urinate or pain in the buck, is also convincing proof j Coat vhe kidneys ami bladder are out of order. WHAT TO DO. Th. re is comfort in the knowl edge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root, the great kidn y remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back, kid neys, liver, bladder and every part .of tlje urinary passages. It cor-i rects inability to hold urine and sc -lining pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, I win? or beer, aud overcomes that l uupbasant necessity of being, compelled to get up many times during th« night to urinate. The mild and the extraordinary effect I Ivf Swamp R.ut is soon realiz d. ft stands the highest frits won-' I derlu! cures of the most distr'ss-' .ng cases. If you need a medicine I you should have the best. Sold Ii by druggists price fifty cents and | r me dollar. Fora sample buttle ' and pamph’et both sent free by , mai’, mention The Rome Courier l and send your full pos -office ad ! dress to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing t hampton, N. Y. The proprietors > of this paper guarantee the gmu r I inen’ess ot this offer. Y’ear’j Support ' Georgia, Floyd County: To all whom it may concern: Notice is hereby > given, thai the appraisers a; ...luted lo set 1 aj art and assign a year’s support to ' ary A. S , ; Mills, the widow and two minor children of . ; lohn Mifij deeaased, have filed their award, and I imles:-good and sufficient cause is shown, the ’ j same will lx- made the judguient of the court 1 at the Feby. term. 1897 of the court of Oriliutry. ill's Jai.y 4'h l;-97. John I’. Davis, 'Mdinarv. j APPLICATION for home stead. [Geor< i’,; floyd County: !. I Mrs. L.uraE. Cott, a i has applied forexemp ~ I non of p rs malty ami setting apart and valua- Itionof homestead, and I will "pass upon the _ ' same at lx o’clock a. in, on the 2 lit ' ■f '• >. ’,»e7, at my oilice. JoR P. Davis, Ordtn iry I ? . -• I ; f ■■ • i j? k 4 - - * I . . . i h 1 •» iIK ET W ESffi K! X'A .r .'.e i ••• ' ■ .. ’ ■;> . ! 'di eires and ”> •.!< . , Thu . us v • . : mffcrfront th ■ the in 1 ■ """ - . Fi’.llv :<• iui'-nee. be twver Dr. Jvb ; a srr] he ' f ih. ;: y ’ divin of to-d* u; V u.olike ib« :a l*i moi' F’-VU ; l. ti-tcs n-.il l . iiste i ike a medi cine- It ■> fit. pleasant, to take aa cnioniidc '■ • it most drink. 2. It never naiiaeates the most ofTonedis* etir.e fin'■ A: .. it tio: > not sei uj n order to aiiJtii-H’ 1- «./.f y’Ll tlic C'ise. 4. ■ >. alcohol oi , oj>iu n a.it nia :md is always hart <> u■; ..■. 1. given to a babe i ■:ne ■j, ’ ■ • tch ii y, It j euro.-. n r. nu.-, .. nothing e:se ' .* h?s ’*-■ 1 h-ioOrt bcri’i’S of disease the L • , ■ ... e. It ; fioes 1.:,s ■. ‘ i . di.d power tlia’ I have never I"' . •■■. aiu.l. For all trou ■ ■ Hod, Stomach b ■ . tor alt forme M U.AIU >l. I'"T A stand., pre-em!net.t- Withcut a r>' 1 11 i S.s.c Swwt ■ •'- » is-••»*- " r ‘ r ‘- -siv CB OusCS, ii’ ,!dCi ''Ga/ DI Hit aIImIITA <a GIAIUA, w> I WRITE Fmt 4"-?Z»CrE ;»0"l ■<- Li a D r MJ) Western & Atlantic R, R. (BAniEFKLOS IW ) ANO NdshviHe, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway ' . . TO . . CHATTANOOGA, NASHVILLE, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO, MEMPHIS and ST. LOUIS. PULLMAN PALACL BUFFET SLEEPING CARS JACKSONVILLE and ATLANTA . . TO . . NASHVILIE <.in<j ST. LOUS, THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE. Local Sleepers between Atlanta and Chat tanooga. Cheap Emigrant Rates to Arkansas and Texas. Excursion Tickets to California and Col i orado Resorts. for Maps, folders. Sleeping Car Reservation anr any information about Rates, Schedules, etc. write or applv to L B. WALKER. J. A. THOMAS, Ticket Agent, Ticket Agent, Union Uepot. No. 8 Kimball house, ATLANTA, «A. C. X. AYFR, J. L. E9MOSOSON, T. P. A., Ticket Agent, Chattanooga. Rome, Ga> Tenn. JOS. M. BROWN, CHAS, f. HARMAN, Traffic Manage.-, Gen. Pass. Agt., ATLANTA, GA. m. : . • A u/lAfv ... j,, '. L \ ' L I. . z.’if.-'.i,/ HUff \ . 1' _■ I Ot ‘ ' i.'.Hi; : 'p! >, L ■ r • L J r( >-r. r«i line. ’.Cii'-.ir uj- -show- iat-nedi. tn impro’)*' i . ■ d effects . ■ 1. i. •. ‘. t . •■ ■ . full. I sist uj ou i tvii:<; tho p-lvi ! ‘« x The., have cur.d 1 hciiii.’.L- ... >’i. , ”ivo 3 jxr { iti ;e wcitiH.i L'liu.'i.ri i. *' eac‘« ease cr retuj t tao • . ire "W I vs : | c> • . . ! ■ • ...ll.'' mail, in plai-i v/rs ; t -r .;..n recoil-! ui prit t 1 irruL. AJAX REMEDY CU., FoT ».' 1 , Ii 'll. .'■ i •.. i v D ; W Curry and .1 ivi.- cc Wrjght Dr i ?*' Gd’c-Si v-ar d St-el . rim tpectac e?. nth J ix .vV i iiamsor.-■ welry St o k. C mpe turn e n to fit pj -> - s to the peyes.fi ; i ton regen, ■'as sic; Lon i 0 N :i E CORCIA ,• ♦ a Str ».i6'. n o Lc< n crr | eny f e "in vest me n t n a ade by Smail y m n ts. CKH . j )>. .vri'ißiV 'l i.-Üb, .itH. J 11. t.l 'E ■* , JWgt I‘lJi; bt.'pl > i.i-ial I'uui'C I. ■ ■! iiiLUm A*i i 4. r r? I V ’’ J s. kitsx.iu«Hf. JiitiiiH F. HJHjg A X -x: DEK Hl'£ L x aj'j'oig’!-. lat Law v/LLetjib Mai:me Teu.pP Build. , Romo Gu. M- B- EL BANKS Attorney at Xaw Offica j n King Bi ilding, home • Georgia G . .111.11 e> X'. La,l. Uflice ln Iciupie. Broad street. Bpiue (ia. }. U. Spun. ■>. Auruey at Law, m m , )0 leiijple j>ii"..uiui> (0u4.;0 Bu. .‘tiijg Icoigc Georgia. , , h ’.'s. »V . I J*r . OUl‘ i . tevx at La. 4 AEaso.dn'lfetuLle. koiiAe, Ga. t\' t>l x .at law. Utiica in . iaEAijic’ ’Jt-Mj V’6. j .» ha, G«s VGy 'l' •' t.-.-k JN'fz—xnett ./ M Stan’:g, A’.t"i <•>-■ at Law, Masoiifo Temple. R< >n«, Q., »< c - PHYSiCtar.-S Afi-0 SURGEON,}. A ‘. . . i ' . .e. i. --ideuc.. -uc-t , ch. Ave I-aat rirst ofiu.e, Room b ii. Medical Building ._«« ‘ roucn .4 Co. Drugstore j-x . RailSUß—L’hyoieian and liurgeor - ‘ .J < itfice At raeideuce 614 avenue A, Fouru ward. J HAMMOND—Physician and Surgeon— t ilifer? his j vofaGslonalsomces to thepw> .pie of Kinoe tud surrounding country, me. ».t Crunch and Watson's drug store, a, , osf street ' h A* ar.*i-'. | s4yy \y<7MF |\k. W. L>. UOYT-Orfico atC. A. teylt [ jldrug store, -’o. 331 Broad street, te'epbou lit. rer' den >e. No. 21 JiiaaiIMaBNEfiBBiMaMattHMKKMOIMBSQBBM J. A WILLS, i’ENTIST, 249| BROAD ST is the tizne to get a wheel; You cat get one at actual Cos c !f you wi!b call on Seab Davis at the E. E. Eorhes Rome Branch, Music and Wheel Hous No, 327 Broad St. NOW is also the time for y ou to select a Piano for a Xmas Present. Cali a once and inspect some Beautiful [nstru m e n t s. fOMWlion AND ITS To the Editor I have an absolute S’tnedy for Consumption. By its .ime l / use mousands of hopeless cases have beer, already permanently cured. So proof-positive am I of its power that I consider it my duty to send two bedties free to those of your reauer' who have Consumption,Throat, Bronchial or Lung Trouble, if they will write me the.r express and postoffice address. Sincerely, T. A. SLOCTM, M. C , 183 Pearl St., Sew York. V7T Thn .nd Eumnes. Management of ♦■lda Pun- t'-iis gouoroua PropoaWb ll ’ _ HELP WANTED. , Ladies t, >v ito for us at home, b'o cauva’S i mg: anply eml ?ii i; sta.u.i, Silver fera Co il a, .nd.
