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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1897)
TBO BO TLB OP TO jEvviiiug. Except. S.rtirday, Sun day U'.hl \\ unit ly. R. LEE BYRD. Nau er • I’HII.I. G. BYUD, Edit r. OSi «■; ei.rm r I'.. ■ul and S-<”’i.d Avenue. • (: ld (■ I Hl!.!.' biuldixg ) TER M’S 0/ St' BSC RIPnoN . Dally aud Su day, per y-ir **O Sun la', per year $l.«o ■Week j (Tin Home <\i kikhfvi ;e r ... .’o BY CARRIER IN ( '■ I’V A’ J t\J HV It H* e I'.d.y ai.d Suifdst, in et.*» | er week, R*il.(, by brik draft. . money order or rrgi-t red 1< iter. Addres-: THE HUSTLER OF ROME, Rome, Ga. In tereti a the Foal office as mcer.d c ass matter Advertising rates and rauip-e co its tor 'the , asking. BUSINESS OFFICE PHONE S 3 •E-WavaMMr - a Mnunv■ i*juz.c>wwx*j vi— • »rr rtum Pa-roniz* Rome iudh-try. King George believes he can pee Crete. By .Qeurgel Here’s to little Greece; may she Crete the powers. , .-.- Another of Atlinta's Harry HiHe has been struck by a Pace tbit uear'v kills. Now, everybody—a long pul l , a strong pull and a push all togeth er for the good and growth ot Rome. The Blakely Observer suggests that it is now in order for Marion Butler to wire his congrautlations to Major Black. If Turkey don’t dis-Crete she is eertain to get into hot Greece— and may then get out of the frying jx*r into the fire. Among the sincerest mourners at the funeral of King Humbert, oETtaly, will be the life insurance companies. Th*y care for him to Kie extent of $7,500,000. The combined forces of Uncle Sam’s war ships and South Caro lina’s one eyed dispensary law souldn'r keep the blockaders out of Charleston Harbor. Il ie much more interesting to know that Geoigia wi’l be repre sented a' the Nashvil e exposi ion than it would be to know that she would b* represented i" McKin ley’s cabinet.—Sparta Ishmael il-. In the death of J. M. Veach. Adairsville i<> ges her pioneer, and Bartow county and this section sustain an almost irreparable loss. He was a noble gearted man, an enterprising citizen and one of Georgia’s mos’ Worthy sons. ~ Tire naval cudets at Annapolis »re coun’ing among th ms»lvts tiie pro' u ile s'andieg ot those in the differen’ classes at the semi annual <-x;t r jnation ju-t closed. For first honors in this your s grad uating class, Ernest. F Egg-t, of Michigan, and W. G. Cußo«e. of Geoi t i , are “nip and tuck.” Du- Bose last year stood number one.— Athens Banner Don’t bolt your food, it irrri tates vour stomach . Choose di gestible fold and chew it. Indi gestion is a dangerous sickness. Proper care pr. vents it' shaker Digestive Cordial cur s it. That is the long and short of indiges tion. Now, the question is:' hliv- you got indigestion Yes. I if you have pain or disco’mfcrt eating, headache, d zziness, ‘ nau s*a. offensive brerh. heartburn. , languor, weakness, fever, ' jaun dice, flatulence, loss of app -tite, \ irritability. consiina’itri, etc. Y> e . . .* 7 you have indigesti >n. To cure it, take Shaker Digestive Cordial. The medicmal herbs and p ants ot which Suak-r Digestive Cordial is' composKl, help to digest the food in your stomach ; help to strengt! - en your stomach. When your etom-I ach is strong, care will keep it-edt Shaker Digestive Cordial is for tale by druggists, price 10 cents to If 1.00 per bottle. • ... A r. ’ It- LOVE ABIDE. Wha* W ‘ ki iO inure the m in*mi .’a pt ak , No; in the « n • m >cj «h j a shadow.-* 8 ok T<> in mil «»a hi 'h A Lit COiUiBH High Drive troin tbo hv-igh .8 w‘i > u ibe>* w<»u'<l kibM ai.«. c’.jmi . Arrd im his r. ’ o * - •*« i their chi ly s ? Wli/t I* .h rl w ».<•.» <i io hi *ro, but thoop h . hc.vK. 1 hat ;t ». :t: -a line i !i • .' u n *i’s - irden v»hat if -he shrax<•*, in annni/H evth. RitsrlP ’ p more ; > w "i t C > I ng whip po r wir, Anti <* • h? h i »py oir I -<> • £!d? What i -i-vh s’io i’i ti er iu w app j.i in vnt IP a r ip hr. Ami ci.cmr/ Diooixv*tr r e id i it wan lev w Lh Wliht c.i > bed , t Igv ah’a? Li* s;h 8 a apherei, iwotH i» > *v, bt*a:h,uil ■ • hik'd b«‘» I am content, ho love enduiv « ’ t -iy Emi y beiiugcr Governor Lowndes, *-.f X»u y i- d. a ’mils that as a farmer lie has. beeji a-compl" e f;iilure. Unlike] most rnsuccees 1 ul Iti'iio r 5 h- saysl iit was not the fault of the farni. j Hut b cause in doesn’t unders'and t he business. The Pensacola Times calls Geor gia Tom Watson’s state. Our con lemporory makes a sad mistake While Watson belongs t - Georgi , j recent events indicate qui'e clear ly that Georgia doesn’t belong to Watson. —Albany Herald. It cost the people of Georgia on ly $18,200 to establish the fact thit Yancey Carter is a great statesman and reformer—of other people. What it is going to cost them to reform Yancey , remains to be seen —Sparta Ishmaelite. The Marquis of Dufferin’a ac ceptance of the presidency of a so ciety to celebrate at Bristol. Eng land, the 400th anniversary of Cabot’s discovery of America may lead to a discussion of the merits of Cabot and Vespucins that will throw Columbus in the shade. Gov. Atkinson appointed H. R. Geotchius, of Columbus, T. D. Tinalej, of Macon, W. B. Merritt, of Lowndes county and .1. C. Beau camp, of Pike county, members ot the state school book commission . S'ate School Commissioner Glei n is ex- ffieio member of the com mission- Perhaps the most remarkable art exhibit in the world is that of the lunatics in the Vilh -Evrard Asylum in Paris. Most of the patients in the asylum have been painters or designers, and the phy s dan in charge inaugurated a “salon” of their works. The effect on the minds of the patients is said to be excellent. Washington Hesing. the post master of Cb.cago, has just given ihe women of the Windy City something to storm about In an ad'tress recently delivered b’efo e the League of Christian Citizens Mr. Hesing said: “Joliet has more prisoners us the result of millinery lulls and dressmakers’ accounts at.d the g eed of wives than it has from i he effects of the saloons. ” The proposal to decorate Sarwh Bernhardt wish the medal of the Legion of Honor has capped the 'climax ol the Bernhart festival of 'self-glorification in Paris. It has called forth the exclama'iou from M. Maurice Talmeyr in the Par is Figaro: “Let Madame Bern bardt have the Legion of Honor decoration, so that she may exhib it in the harness of her horses, in the hav of l.er negro groom and at the box office of the Renaissance I Theatre.” The London Daily Nows says that New York's demand for En g'ish men’s hats, once an impor tant feature of the London hatter’s tn de, has recently diminished.’ ; Probably the price has had some thing to do with it, for a guinea Lond -ii hat sells for two guineas ($10) here. In regard to the do- j i inestic product, many men consid- j er the charge of $8 exorbitant for a silk hat from a standard estab lishment . The high hat, alon« of all articles of masculine attire and haberdashery, rem ains as expen sive now as it was twenty years ago. A DISGUI:: ED ENEMY Chronic catarrh ofun makes.its | approach m iii.-i.ui--* Bes r- u l pi-i>< n kn-iv - it, l.e :n v bf-coine a I victim ->l ehrt.ij ' > durrh Ds onset may ne .’■in.ua!, its d-ve - opeiiivio and at last tin vict m- fii -I - hinisidl ■in th ' e'utc.l i s <f a l< i ud-11- disease i I \ slight cold, a tendency to! i •u.d ze. a pclfiio-.- in the u se and j head, tuiliie aor crii 'kimg in tlieJ ears, s ringy mucus in the thr<<tii,| . slight cough or v he- ziine-s, «i ■ T-1 | ing during slsr |>, any one ol ilii -i: , I-ymptCn.s should b r- gi.rd-d <s 'a wanting. What vzin' he curtd in the Uginirgin a’wsek or tw“, by using Pt-ru-na, if allowed' to become chronic, may require nnichs of faithful treatment Y--U had better take Pe-ru na n >w, tor by and by you may be obliged ito take it a long time in order to I ge' well. Fe-ru-na is the r mdy I for catarrh. Almost'svervhodj knows that by hearsay and thous ands know it by blessed experi ei ce. The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufac turing Company, of Columbus. Ohio, are sending Dr. Hartman’s latest book on chronic catarrh and climate diseases of winter free of charge—64 pages instructively illustrated. SHOT A HORNED RABBIT. J C. Rutledge, while hunting near Elk City, Kan., vesterday, brought down a rabbit having a pair of well-developed horns. The animal did not differ in any res pect from the ordinary “cotton tail” of our fields, except that right at the base of the ears there cropped out two horns, a li'tie over two inches in circumference. They were composed of a hard subs’ance of about, the consistency ot a hors e’s hoof.—St. Louis Republic. When bilicus or costive, eat a Cascaret. candy cathartic, enre guaranteed. 10c, 25c. WISE AND OTHERWISE. We are shaped and fashioned by what we love. —Goethe. Sunday is the golden clasp that binds together the volume of the week. —Longfellow. God could not be everywhere and therefore he made mother-.. — Jewish Saying Daughter—“ George says hefeais he can’t support me in the style I’m accustomed to ” Father — “Marry iim, anyhow. I c»n’tkt p •it up much longer myself.”— London Figaro. Mr. B. is sc well read. He re peated an exquisite quotatio.. last light.” “What was ii?” “(can’t give you the exact words, bat be said he’d rather lea something in i some'hing than a some-hmg el.-e in a something Ise —Til-Bits. Sour Stomach, sometimes called waterbrash, and burning pain, distress, nausea, dyspepsia, are cured by Hood’s Sarsa parilla. This it accomplishes because with its wonderful power as a blood purifier, Hood’s Sarsaparilla gently tones and strengthens the stomach and digestive organs, invigorates the liver, creates an appetite, gives refreshing sleep, and raises the health tone. In cases of dyspepsia and indigestion it seems to have “a tragic touch.” “ For over 12 years I suffered from sour Stomach with severe pains across my shoulders, and great distress. I had violent nausea which would leave me very weak and faint, difficult to get my breath. These spells came oftener and more severe. I did not receive any lasting benefit from physicians, but found such happy effects from a trial of Hood’t Sarsaparilla, that I took several bottles and mean to always j keep it in the house. I am now able to ( do all my own work, which for six years I have been unable to do. My husband and son have also -been greatly bene- . fiteji by Hood’s Sarsaparilla—for pains in . the back, and after the grip. 1 gladly I recommend this grand biood medicine.” ; ' Mrs. Petek Bueby, Leominster., Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. |L j, eure Liver Ills and ITOOU S HillS hick Headache. 25ceuu i UMATiS Munvon’s nheumit-‘-i c - i r-' ls C'-artirCe ' ci e • r.i..i-‘-u:-rrh-. m ■' 11 "" | ~ ,to ir.,- •. '' 1 - •*"' ; I part of live i> >dy ci-’pl-e lb' ‘ ' I protnpr, cci.p,- e >n I per - - I , : hip< ami H’» ClH”irc rh-iuun ♦.-»•>. --•'' -• ! . iniil ai’o or |-a!•• in the ba- k !e IUj ci>" '■ . Lit .■< ldoi.l f- !» to to give ie i-f tr in -me <>i ’ ill e> <1 d allno.-t Hv nablv cur- t weon. | ■ nie bo t'c ha- lietii uced, I ri< J.a.. I> pi v’e-'l Homeoj ah e Hme Reine.lv (’ n ) panj pul i-p a s pciaie' ei le-for each i- 1 ' »" , ' vt ai- dri.ggis s inosily i> cents. Guile io ; Heal hfr«e. Perildi.’al letters.: Prof Many< n, I'’ l ' s A!ch -1 s.:» 11. ririlHltiphia,-* l a Ao-tv- e l -wi.h tin : I n.rtllcrfl .-uive- for ‘aay ilia-asa. ii ,of ibe first nsuite of th* i President's order i-ducing ild i number of pension agencies, soy the B'ecord, a sera mb e aim-ng - I eulities to secure pen-ton ngen-1 cie3, which ure now regarded a- I Bigger plums (han ever. Already i s announced that is to be brought to bear up-rn the incoming Admin istration to lev ike the new order, i but, in p 'i.’it of tact, the country couhi gel ah ng with still few- r pension agencies since' the intro < duction of the sys'em of payment | by checks. There is no reason why | th'- pension checks c -nld n->t bei disfribifte'd directly from AVasl " ington as readily as thy.Jree seeds a > nc>w distributed. M \RDI GRAS CARNIVAL, BIR MINGHAM, ALA. Fcr the occasion of the Ward Gras Carnival to be held at Bir mingham, Ala , March 2nd. ana 3rd, 1897, 'he Southern Railway will sell tickets to Birmingham and return, at rale of one first class limited fare for the round trip. Tickets will be on sale February 26tb, 27th, and 28 h, and March Ist, limited for return passage to March 10th, 1897. From points within a radius of 300 miles of Birmingham, tickets will be sold fur morning trains March 2nd. Call on any agent for fur her information. HOW TO FINO OU f Fill a bot'ie or common water glass with urine and let it stand twenty-four hours; a sediment or settling indicates a diseased con dition of the kidneys. When u 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] tnat the kidneys and bladder are out-of order.. WHAT TO DO. There is comfort in the knowl edge so o f ten expiessed, that Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root, the great j kidn y remedy fulfills’every wish j in relieving pain in 'he back, kid- | neys, liver, bladder and every part | of the urinary passages. It cor-; recta inability to hold urine and •c Iding pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, vvin° or beer, and overcomes that unpbasant necessity of being'' compelled to get up many times! during the night to urinate. The 1 mild and the extraordinary effect i •f Swamp Root is soon realized. I It stands the highest f- r its won derful cures of the most distress .ng cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists price fifty cents and ne dollar. For a sample bottle and pamph’et both sent free by mai , mention The Rome Courier and send your full pos'-office ad- ' |dresstoDr. Kilmer & Co., Bing-! | hampton, N. Y. The proprietors I of this paper gmirantee the genu- 1 in* ness of this offer. t 1 . ——i. METROPOLITAN CONCER >" CO PERFORM ANCE, ATL \ NTA, FEBRUARY 17th, 1897- Account above occasion, th-*] i S -uhtern Railway Co. will sell' pound trip tickets to Atlanta, fori J F 2 95 for the round trip. Tickets on sale Feb. 17th. Limited to' return Feby. 18th. 1897. T. C. Smith, P. dr. T. A. | No morphine or opium in Dr. Mllee' Paus Pielb Cc«AUP»Iu "One cent * dose." Rome Mutual Loan Associat-onl r- oM £ GFF C’i R9‘v<EC ORG i A, ■ Street ■ Z\ Na*iona.l Bidding and Laar c. n ;;e r . B p u ■ !nvestmen '' ■ Goad Pro it Made by Small H Mci-hiy Payment’s. ■ ■j ■ Ka C 11 lv ■ j.?. gi.ovfr, I'res 1 ■ J. D. Jiooiii, Sec’ty A-Treats, CHAS.I GRAVES Vie-’ J.H. RI.’oDE.-r ’ li'aiibent H H ’ii.'Un sM>TH,‘a nerul cooimit. M hiOT LIKE : OTHERS Tpere is a <l t ;fferer've || beiween med) cihes arid ihemein’ei'. Those ot to-dar.. a Tale, differ irons those of the just in many respects. Fully a.-iVreat-isi Ihe difference be tweer Dr. K-ng’i» .-/.v*. '4 - •*f y ROYAL BCTETUER apd the ordinary medicines of to-da It ie unlike them in THESE FIVE THSNCS; 1. It does not taste like a medi cihe. It is as ’pleasant la take as emonade and makes a most refreshing drink. 2. It never nauseates the most delicate stomach. 3. It does not swap off one dis ease for another. 11 does not set up one form of disease in order to relieve another as is so often the case. 4. It contains no alcohol or opiu • ; n any form and is always < hart i- • ■ ven when given to a babe one ' > i.d fs. it does not p itch simply, it cures, it reaches as nothing else Joes to the. hidden sources of disease in the bljo.i aud -i-tnoves the cause. It | does this ivith ai ease and power that i have never been nuaied. | . For all trouln r u the Blood, Stomach, j Bow Ms, Kidneys Nerves, and for all form* of MALARIAL POls.’.t It stands pre-emineat— without a rival o- a peer. a**B<ia avSnwvMia. ne* .•»•• oo» ■As, IOS Dosm, OuaDou*.’. Maa-iia«tur»«l'wuy»» FH£ ATLANTA CHEMICAL CV„ A RANT A, 8A wain nt a m-paox book, nrilbs "S’ Western & Atlantic R. R. (BATTLEfRIOS tVC) AND —» Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway ! ~) CHATTANOOGA, NASHVILLE, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO, MEMPHIS ST. LOUIS. PULLMAN PALACE BLTFET SLEEPING CARS JACKSONVILLE and ATLANTA . . TO . . NASrtVILIE and ST. LOGS, THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE. Local Sleepers between Atlanta and Chat tanooga. Cheap Emigrant Rates to Arkansas and Texas. Excursion Tickets to California and Col orado Resorts. for Maps, folders, Sleeping Car Reservation Bot any information about Rates, Schedules, etc, write or apply to C. B. WALKER, J. A. THOMAS, ticket Agant, Ticket Agent, Union Depot, No. 8 Kimball House, ATLANTA, GA. C. X. AYLR, J. L. EDMONDSON, T.P.A. Ticket Agent, Chattanooga. Rome, Gai Tenn. JOS. M. BROWN, CHAS. E. HARMAN, Traffic Manager, Gen. Pass. Agl., ATLANTA, GA. MADE ME A MAN ajax TADLETS FOSITIVEI.Y ( LIU. -4 /G-yj ori.g k— VfiHinw Mem W Sn-E’pi ’--h l- - eu chuspu wj or v • r r ' '.imus un«’ Indis- 5. cretion- ... r .'U/.-.fj I Ji JLz restore Lost N h al? 1j m »>l<l or yoEng. ai:u ’ *■* u man so” st j' ! y, u |. IT ' I'revp’it. Insanity Co: i ppGui. if takon in tune. 7’Jhat ijhi nhows iruri'.frt'i'r.tf iinprovy ment and a ( bltf, v.hcro ail o.hec ht upon ‘lavina the genu ; ’-‘» jAjnx Tablets In have cured thousendri <>»»d ’.ill cure you. t.'ive ? pos Iti7n written ur.nrhPt ic to otfoct a •jT '». « < S’- 1:. each caw or rvlu v i the n •>. ny. Pritu, V • ’3 11 < package; or «1a pk.re.A (fm irtHGr.cDM i,.r >2.50. )i‘ mail, in plain wrr.ppar r ... ijt , ? f , ircui; ’• I frbH AJAX REMEDY CO., ?-• ’ A<lll.t:'.U | 111. I- r s:t ein I! :.i.' .tn.. ■ y |) \V Curry and J.-ivi.- de Wright. I Druggie Gola,Su vv r and Steel rim spectac es in th ? J. j K. Wi liam son Jewelry Stock,Ci mpeteut men to fit glasses to the eyes. H. G. Stoffregen, assignee. RLpaM Tabules cure nausea. • A H I A*.'- - ■ -L-' ■ IV.I! x i ider. / ' » p. H(| , w H AL’ XasSfi&B# YES I ITT’ >}s?: Y 8 ’.5 ■ t )fficc.jiyMaih>ni‘<?reinpl ( . B • ig, Roiru' Gu. > ‘ J B part• xs v - ■- |„ B|| M I» EUBANKS I Attorney at 1 OfKca j n I Ki.xq Bijldinci, ' I ' ' Georgia. G. iTovaif.-.Attorney at office in ( aoiulc’Temple. Hroiurstnret. n . - ’ 1 • Koigg Qa. i. Hl Spuilock, K Horney at Law v,.,,, | Temple Huikli.lß ’ 1,011 Temple Biulding. Rome Georgia. i HAS. W . UNDE.UWUOD-- Attorney at Siaso. ic Temple. . . , Rome, (la. <& DK.Nsy—Attorneys at lav.OUlc, J I m Masonic Temple. Rome, Ga. W H ; N l i , S - jNO ' ' v - STARLING-Ennl, , & Starling. AttoHiey- at Law, Masonic Temple, Rome, G%, frbv.t PHYSICIANS ano surgeons.. Frank a. Wynn, Physician and Surgeon Reeidence, corner 7th, Ave and East tint St, Office, Rearm 8 it Medical Building - roach A Co. Drug store Dm. RAMBVR—Physician and Surgeor Office at raeidence 81« avenue A, fotina ward. “ LP. HAMMOND—Physician and Burgeon— a Offers bls j lofeaslonal services to the peo pie of Renee and surrounding country, nice at Croncb and Watson's drugstore »• i roes’ street. Dr. W. D. MOYT-Oflce at C A. irevit drug store, so. 331 Broad street, Te'ephon 111. rer' leeae. No.ai F i J 4 A WILLS, PENT] ST, 249$ BROAD ST WOW I is the ti. Tie to get a wh®el. You cat get one at actual Cost If you will call on Seab Davis at the E.E. Porbes 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 i n strum ents. roflsumplion vL 4$ and its To the Editor 1 have an absolute remedy for Consumption. By its amely use thousands of hopeless cases haVe bee. already i oernianeritjy cured. So proof-positive am I j jf its power that I consider it my duty to send two bottles free to those of your reader? who have Consumption,Throat, Bronchial or Lung Trouble, if they will write me their express and oostoffice address. Sincerely, r. A. SLOCUM, M. C., 183 Pearl St., Mew York. O- The ]’<’>*o-ial and Business Management ot Uua Pate »this generous Proposition* HELP WANTED. Ladies t» write for us at home. No canvass ing: reply enclosing sta ni, Silver Fern Co aro a, 1 nd.
