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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1897)
SEVENTH YEAR Smoke “Warters Extra Good”, the bes: Cigar on the n arket. For sale by all dealers, eskfor it. POWDER Absolutely Pure. <i ii biated f,v its great leavening streng'li and heaithfulness. Assures the food agains aitiin and all foru sos adnl’eratiui common the cheap brands. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. Ni.W YORK. CUBA’S NEW GOVERNOR fiPFZTEGUIA Will Tike m Viawi in Hand Scon Washington, D. C., March 3. — la accord.nice with tr.e reforms which the Spanish Government proposes to inaugurate in Cuba th? Marquis of Apv.tegtiia will he a>p >iated Civil Governor of the island. L'be Marquis is a native of Cuba, and i- wdl known am mg id! Americans doing business in Cuba as an able and conscientious statesman. • There will be a coin m inder of the mi itary forces of tin island who will bo sub >:dimate to, the Governor. Tie new Governor is now in Madrid, and his appoint ment will bi officially announced in a few days. ENGLAND PASSIVE ABOUT CUBA. London, March 3. Patrick O’Brien, Nationalist, from Kilken ny, asked in tho House of C mi ni ms yester lay whether the G >v ejnment ha 1 com nunicated with the United Sta’es or any European Power concerning the disturb d state of Cuba, and wheth'r rhe Gwe nnen' would use its good offices with a view of securing he freedom of that island Mr. Cur zon replied “ao" to both que - tions. The U niforni Rank, Knights of Pythias will meet tonight. Im portant business wdl be acted up on. Mr. J. W. Partee, of Gurley, Ala., is at the Cenln l. Mr, L. B. Williamson, of At ta. s m the city on busin- ss. Suffered Eighteen Years. Putns Departed and Sleep Cante. Mrs. Julia A. Brown, of Covington, Tenn., whoso husband has charge of tha electric light plant at that place, has been a groat sufferer. Her ailments and speedy cure are best described by hesself, as follows: For IS years I suffered from nervousness and indigestion. I tried every remedy rec ommended by family and friends, out 1 could get no relief at all. Two years ago, anile being treated by three local physl c.aus, Drs. Barret, Maley and Sherod, they ■i F # x/ M 10l i •< Mrs. Julia A. Brown. informed mo that 1 hud bocomt- dropsical, and that there nus little hope tor inc. I then decided to try Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine, I was then urlable to get to sleep until well on toward daylight, and during ail Jliis time I had a deep, heavy pain in my ‘eft side. I was must miserable, indeed, bur. after taking one-half bot tle cf the A'errtne ‘could sleep all night just as well as lever did. The Acrvinc is the only remedy that pave me any relief whatever. I am now ■veil and strong, and I than): Gad every day °f my life Jorl*. Miles' Kcrvinc." MRS. JULIA A. BROWN. Dr. Mlles* Nervine is sold on a positive guarantee that the first bottle will Benefit. tJ".?J’l?gists sell It at #1,6 bottles for (5, or IL.J* be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price by the Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. Dr. Miles’ Nervine ’“S* THE UUSTIiR OF ROME. ROME GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY EV INIMG MXrtCH 3 1897 All FOR Expeditions Stsfrt io? the Island ■LEAVE PHILADELPHIA , - . . ii a Laurada, Bermuda and South Portland are the Names of the Vessel-'. They are L >a’>ed with Arms. Philadelphia, March 3.—T*o. and possibly three, expeditious art 1 said Co have left the Unit’d State? ( Yesterday with men and ammuoi- I tio-.s of war for Cuba. Ono party is reported to have ■ left Barnegat oh the coast of N-v Jersey, <n the steamship Laurada. The expedition is said t<> be it. charge of General Carlo? Roloff the insurgent, minister of war. On Saturday night the senooner I Donna T. Briggs, of Stonington, Conn., and the steamlighter Joseph H., are said to have nf I the foot of East Nineteenth street,. ■ New York, loaded With arms and I ammunitic n in tow of a tug bound 1 for Barnegat to meet the Laurada. Dozens of Cubans spent the da*. I loitering io the vicinity of th. lighter, and wh* u the tug was ■ready to leave, fifty menjnmpe" lon board and disappeared in the vessel’s hold. The Laurada left Baltimore qd i-Sat-usa+av. and the fug iVfth hui ■ tow lay off Barnegat unti' todav, wh-n the sea moderated enough for tlje cargo to be discharged in to the Laurada’e hold. The Laura- Ida’s cargo is said to consist ot 1 7,0<‘i0 rifles, 1.700,000 rounds o ' ammnmti n, twcn’y-li'.e tons of ■dynamite, 500 machetes and a big I supply of medicines and surgical j instruments. It is reported that ■the Laurada wiU return in a few days as soon as her cargo and pas ! sengers are transferred to another vessel. Another expedition is said to have left the New Jersey coast near N< j W York, on the steamer i South Portland, which sa.led on i Saturday ostensibly f<*r Barraqui • 'j la. Central America. The vessel i ■reported to have been chartered by the Cuban juiPa at SIOO a day, and security fc- $25,000 was given to indemnify the owners in case the s'eamer ► h uld bs los while on her v >yage to Cuba. Her cargo ■is a large me, including about 1.500 tens of war material. She al so carries about ICO passenger?. j The South Por land was formerly i the Bri ish steamship Caroline I Miller. The Bermuda is also eff the Long island cu st ready it is sum, to curry an expedition, whicn left N»w York on Sunday for Block j Island, where toe transfer is to be i made. Th s far it has b>-en impo.i-j Sible to receive the cargo on board j lowing to the heavy sea running in; i the sound. —— RoM CRIPPLE CHEEK. Affer the big tire at Cripple Creek, I took a very severe co d and tru’d many remedies without help, the ‘be cold only becoming more ti tled. After using three email bot tles of Chamberla’n's Cough Remedy, both the cold and cough left me, i nd in this high altitude it takes a. meritorious cough remedy t-> do any good —G. B- Henderson, edilorDaily Adv rust r. For sale by Druggists. Mr. Henry Walker has returned from Atlanta. Miss Gertie Knight has return ed to her home in Cedartown after a pleasant visit to friends here. LEST:H ECHOLS C&SE COMES UP SAIUHDAt Hearing f,r a New Tn i rk- fn- Judge Can.Hff J The Attorneys for the state ami ■ th i def use will g > down t? Adan-I ta mi Situ day to arg ’e t ie ap.) i- | cation of Lester E.;‘i >ls for a new | trial. An arrest of judgem-. ,iw ’ be J prayed f >r. Every pome wil b . hotly cunt i-tttd. The defense havi s-vw it c 'U’.t:' •• upon which they are sin- >f >i. taming a m?w triu . F -n mportant one i- the fait mit tin s bill of indmrmmt fallen t > -dn-gG that the crim? was c> n n 'i • i m>! Floyd county. The state's cm h- orGd this with the iis ver t; it th in- v e-M plainly :i u Pit- gr imd f >r aeti ».. Judge Ci <i>r will h i- a gu tub'll on S tn? I iv i i Via i'. t Ech i ’? fzi-ii l? tr- v > •.< 14 liar i to clear him but th 1 c riee.is'i- »' opinion is that a n-w t-i i. wi.l ft refused unless it is shown 'hit umv 1 evidence can be in roduced WF Bl YOB ■ .viiir. Utv.' when vr. Itutr tjiat it pays to eng .* | aa most healthy upd pleusai.t b-.is ( ~>•«. 11'.-.t r-’time . prcht for every day’; ..... , ■•■ic!i i- Che pusiiie.” we llir the working diw» ' ■V • teach them how : > i.-a'rfe money raptdlv, an. | -ii.triH.tee everv >ne ■■. ho followe our iuitruetkHH '.;;'ur'u.ly the luhknig of fe lOQ.OO a luo.jUp th-gn '.IWI- WiUSlii'. Wld iiow and work.- wi! irely and -pee.iily iucre».-e their earnitiga; tke.v an be no question about it j others now a* wug ' .■ doing it. and vou, reader, can do the same , I'his is the bes, paving busine-s that yoa haw I ver had the chance to secure. Zou will make r e mistake if you fail to give it a trial at once ; I v. 'grasp the'situation, and act quickly,vt , ■• ill t»i. .'Ctly find . ourself in a most prosper >'it [ ■-iness, at which you jin surely make and snv , .■» ■<- sums of money. The results of i nly a few ■ s-. irs’ v.ork will often eqtiai a week’s .vag.-s. .1 aether vou are old or young, man or woman, i a, s. s no dill'eretice,— da aa we tell you, and ens .. w.U meet you st the very start. Neltlie. e-merienoe or capital necessary. Those who wor. ■J us are rewarded. Wiry i«>t write to day f x ■!' ptUtiOULKM, free ' E. C. ALLEN & <N> , Yox No 4'4®, Auyusta. SIo A Yiosan’s Nenes. THE STORY OF A WOMAN TO WHOM NOISE WAS TORTURE. Proatrnted Dy the Least Excitement— Physicians Haffleal By Her Case. (From the Gate City, Keokuk, lou u.' Mrs. Helen Meyers whose home is at 3515 Vernon Avenue. Chicago, and whose visit to Keokuk, la., will long be remembered, was ,t one time afflicted v. ith a nervous malady which at times drove her nearly to distrac tion. “ Those terrible headaches are a thing of the: past,” she said the other day to a, GtiZc C~ity representative, " and there is quite a shwy in connection with it too.’’ My norvous system sustained a great shock some fifteen years ago, brought on I believ' - through too much worrying over family ! matters and then Jlowing my love for my ■ books to get the better of tny discretion where I i.ty liea’th wa? cir.cerned. Way, wlieuevn I ny afiair.-. •’( home del not go along just tia I expected. I would invariably Become ■ prostrated f:*...t* the excitement and I would I consider myself fortunate indeed ifthe effects I of the attack would not remain for a wei k. , I was obliged to give up our pleasant hi me ; not fur from the Lake shore drive, because ’ I could n t stand the noise in that locality I I could find no plate >n the city which i deemed suitable to me whose nervous system was always on the point or explosion. *c add to my rxisfortunts my complexion I underwent a change and I looked so yell, w ( and sallow that I was ashamed to venture I from the house at all. “ Madam,’ said my doctor to me soon after an unusually severe attack of the malady, i “ unless you leave the city and seek some j »lace of quiet, you will never recover.’ i so I concluded I w uld visit my uncle, who i .ives in Dallas County, lowa, and whose •arm would surely b.: a good place for one I mmy pitiable c<.''dition. i I picked up the : (JaXe - Cir.y one day and happened to come I across an interesting redital of the recovery if some woman in New York State who was afflicted as I hid been. This woman l;si been cured bv Dr. Williams! Pink Pills for Pale People. ’ I thought that if Pink Pills eured that woman they might do the same 'or me. 1 beian to take the pills accord’ ing to directions and I began to feel better from the start. After I had taken several boxes of them I was ready to go back to Chicago. My nervousness was gone and my complexion was as fresh as that of anv sixteen-year-old girl in lowa and Pink 1 ius Is what’put the color ir. -ny cheeks Nc wonder I am in such high spirits aiu. •■■el like a prize fighter. And no wonder 1 like to come to Keokuk for if it had not been for Pink PHIs bought from a Keokuk firm I "•-uld not have been alive now,” laughingly concluded the lady. , * Pr. Williams’ Pink Pills contain all the elements necessary to give new life and richnes to the blood and restore shattered nerveß ® They are for sale by all driiggisH ar may be had by mail from Dr. Mini unis’ Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. > ~for 50 cents »er box, or six boxes for $2.50. hAW R BALSAM wfey nßtz'J?* F '**’ btmtiflel the hate. - ..’A-j Never Fails to Beitore Gray Hair to its Youthful Color. Cu»m «Up dixuoet fc hair tailing. nntrM oun> | fori to AUkvJ walkinf ew. w Druggi** OLD TICKET WON | Vlctoru for the Citizens Tick Et on Yesterday ATTEMPT TO STUFF BOX i By the Reformists. Mure tn the I Victory Than appears Upon < the Surface. NiiFiciiTs t -■< BUT MANY SCRAMBLES. •‘The old ticket win? !’’ was the cry last eight when the last bal <>t j was counted by the judges. Toe triuniciptil fight was over and several soreheads slowly Gun* in to the gathering gloom of discern*- ten . Mes.-rs. E"ank J. Kant , ot the First ward ; V. T. Jon? I ', of the Second ward; K. A. Denny, of the Third Ward; Uh«s. W. Morris, of jfhe Fourth ward, and J.Dallis I'ur j ’ner, of the Fifth ward, were elect ed by the people as councilm j ti lor 1 1 \v j yea rs. T.t’s ticket received the eudor ■ - ment of he Hustler of Rome the dtv it whs announced. This is th>- ou y paper tha advocated it and ! •we sen'll 1,. hem unci victory i perched on their chapeaux. T.ie s.'-cadn',l r ffo. mists set up j u. ierrih»e ho vl about purity,, etc, ' ' attd then proceeded to fold two unit i itiree ballots toget.her an 1 pin. th I in l " the b >x. Luckily only tne j outside bal ot was numbered by • the I begun and rhe frauds were discov- i ered the unnumbered tickets were i '■ thrown out.. i The Citizens ticket, attempted nothing but the fairest plav—ot'” .1 ticket per voter was -nought tor us and tlum tve won out handsomely. i Belo vis the table <d votes and 1 i t i majorities: cLD NEW MAJORITIES ■ Kane 630 Harv--}’ 477 153 J i.,es 573 Hiiii'ltou 538 35 . Denny 626 Hand 471 155 [Msiriis 586 Hi I 518 68 j ; i’ll'ner 61 ( Cantieil 48< 130 j Col. R. A. Denny pel ed ttiej large-t majority while Mr Ftankj J. Kane poll.’ 1 the InrtZ’st The victory of Mr. \V T. Jon-s ' over Mr. Huitiiilon is ci nsideredj I the best ot ’ It” lot. T tis was also a fight between i ciitt cv l-adcrs. Ihe oil" who as i .pi i-o headed in 'hn wrong dtt'r c- ; iion and will iu>wsiinm”r in tli” 'sun while his opp •I'.'-iit leisurely | r'Sts in the shade of ti bigjuajort-| tv. —ill wy-' <y.iiwi»mn» w : . WS»- ’ Scott s I Emulsion ! is madeepef the r.nost essential a elements that go to nourish M the body. Where the appetite S is varying or lacking, it in- | creases it, and where digestion ra is weak, it aids it to perform ■ its function in a more vigorous B I* way. It enriches the b'.cod, B 1 makes healthy flesh and cures g b chronic coughs and colds by m u making' it possible f: r the body j r toresistdis asc. Our friends tell K us “IT Works Wonders” B . but we never like to over-state m the merits of our remedy e’ r cn w when it has been tested and $ _ tried for over twenty-fiveyears, ffl If you wi 1 ask for it, we will $ P' send you a book tel.ing you $ mi more about the subject than we .-i can put in a few weirds. Go to your druggist for Scott’s Emul- B | j sion. Two sizes, 50 cts. and SI.OO. G ■ rl SCOTT & BOWNE, New York. d> OWNER BISSEE TIES DAUNTLESS * UP 10 DOCK .♦r Will Await Outcome of his Dimaae Suits. Jicksonville, Fla., March 3. — W. A. Bisbee, owner of the Daunt | less, if he had any intention ot I going filibustering in the n iar fu . tur. has abandon ’d his plans, laid I off some of the ere v and has hu< j the vessel ied up to her dock an will await, rhe decisions in hit numerous damage suits, whir! n >w a/gregat” a silin total of SIOO.- O'X), divided us l 11- ws : Aga : nst Capttiitt Kt'g >re, of th< revenue cUt'e< B 'mw.iil, $20,000 and against C. It. Btdu e, collectm of the port, two suits one of S2O, 000 and one of $60,000. The Cubans in this city have be come satisfied Unit tne wheels <■’ lilifiuste.i ing in this port ar sp keil, and are now making ar rangements elsewht re, so that none tteeu be surnrteid to reu't I 1 ; within the n”Xt tew duv- ot the de partin'” f one or more v-rsel liuided with ammunition and arm f ir Cuba from noris some distam i irorn Jacksonville. i hey nr- also eagerly awaiting the duv of tite inc/’ming adttiinis Itratiou in order to know how j strained are t.!:e relations I) tween [ this countrv and Spain, atnl tin } police of I' esident McKmley, I ren <>:i. G t , Fdi 1.189 i 1 hav liemi suffering f.ir three with rlu'umatism, and have neve j found any.hiug th-.t would d i in< noy good, t u |I 1 began I king I Hood’s Sarsaparilla 1 very soon ielt ti cluing’ iind ’-.ititiuiu’d n l.lseinitll I II (I lai ’ tl five hijttles I when the pains of rh ’.imalism i had ci on pi-tel V Alsu ppeared. G. A. <l;irter . Tretttot', Ga. IL'ed’s P,i Is ar • r<- aM”, sure I S 4 '■ ■? T"'"’ TG : ; 'c’ 8 fc! it? t>! w <e w w tt. «•'. <3 X da ::.’e *;■’ A. Sara and Retr.cdly in evsry czi-.s and every kind of Bowel Corfr'Jint . «w*”N ny /S fc A . ' f , , »■ y <f •>’*/■■ 4- i.. ■.'; i. ti •' f-j 'i :< •. ';■•' I-J ■y T!;is in a o sDUw w- ..ad ' 7 it can't iwi made too strong, (’■> or too esi” hatlc. y i , . ” . , . , . It e sim-lc. fm.c and quick ( i i:..: . lor V Crarops, Co.-h, ' Gone, Gw-- - ., i.e.iH’A-g’.?, ■ r ’ L'La'Aom, PoutJ-LcliA 'iWo k’zi's. ciid 50c. ■ . K' -ep it ny you. Beware of ■.a Jmdnto’ •■ B.fv Utt.y tho y Oe -Her-" . Cotton. . With careful rotation of :rops and liberal fertilizations, :otton lands will improve. The ipplication of a proper ferti izer containing sufficient Pol ish often makes the difference yetween a profitable crop and ailure. Use fertilizers contain ng not less than 3 to 4% Actual Potash, xainit is a complete specific igainst “Rust.” AU about Potash—the results of its use by actual ex- J enment on the best farms in the United States—is >ld in a little book which we publish and will gladly tail free tc?any farmer in America who will write for it. GERMAN KALI WORKS, 93 Nassau St.. New York. — p If th< sv'. piii 11 fled >y s {•x d’sSarsaparilhi, which makes icb, red blood, there is little •■.< uiiter in sickness. I h lOCENTS AWEEK READf FOR THE BICSHOW ihronasHock to Washington for Inauguration. GOOD BYE TO CLEVELAND VIULITUDES OF ALL CLASSES GATH- ER at the Capital to see the Induction Into Office of McKinley. Washington, March 3 - -Th© temporary headquarters of Presi lent-eiect McKinley and Vice Presid 1 t-elect Hubart at the Eb bitt and the Arlington hotels re spectively, seethe and boil with the hopeful anticipation of thous ands of aspiring patriots desirous of serving their country in con nection with the old Hag and an appropriation. I'iie scenes in all the hotel lob bies r-‘Bumble the eve of a presi ilentiai nominating convention. Ev ry railroad enieriijg the city through the two central deposs has been disgorging crowds of visi tors til day and will keep up the process without inteimission nigi t and day allKe till Thursday at no 'ii. Schedule time is of course .ibaiidin.ed .• It. is “go as you please,” with nil trains hampered •ii y by pif’cauiions against run ning ov- r each other! N 1 one can te I whether the ar rivu'ig tram is the limited express of yesterday or 'he day before. I ti” streets are itl-eady thronged! with strangers, hundreds of “fa kirs,” who make their living no one kmovs Imw and who appear ind disappear on acca-ioiis of this sort with ei|Ut' mystery are ped dling their McKinley and H Hurt badges and other trinkets with ’tio sy pertinacity. ! E ectiical ill urn i until g designs make the streets a blhze of lignt. The capitol, with ho h houses >f c •i;g"” j 9in night, s ’ssioti and no eha ge tor admiseion, was the chief attraction last night. ' be public galleries w»Te picked ’mt the corridors wer* rendered almost impassab e to people want ing tit >r turns to take the places of th'>se who left. All these con di 1 .os wil! be much ircreased to - mot row. Tim weather has turned tmex pectedly warm, with a suspicion of rair. in ’he uir, th nigh nothing more smi'itts th ti a few showers . is tit pre-ent apprehended. Man} a wel -meaning lover is ;'uriied down l.’ecaiinse no neglects io see ttint the gas i«. No matter how hard a theatrical cmmig r might study a.ur nomy he could nev, r learn to thoroughly understand 'tie stars.' I here w ii- ft meeting i f the Ep w .rth League a’ Ihe parsonage of lie Second Methodist chinch last ought that was very enjoyable. HAIR BALSAM -olS* Cleftiisei and bcautifie* the hair. y jfiM Promote* 11 luxuriant growth. to Restore Gray IwGvly ■ Hair to its Color. Jijßßw Cures sralp diseases &c .hair falling. Use Parker’s Ginger Tonic. It cures the worst Cough,. Wenk Lungs, Debility, Indigestion, Pain, Take in time. 50cts. CATARRH is a LOCAL DISEASE. amt -he r.’-nli of r-.l<l ami cl'iu%t>e ebange .. FO .-i YOUR PROTECTION we poftitive’y state that this r< niedy doet» n t contain mere, rv «»rany other injurious drug. ELYSeREWALM i- wknowleilged tv It? the most etire lor Nn-al Ca arrh, C'il'l In tie.nl an i Hay Ftvi r .t ill remedies. It opens ami clauses tise nasal passages, allays pain arid iufiarnation, heals ti e s >r“s. protects the tn ml rane from colds, re. stores the senses of ta-te and smell. A particle is app ied iiirectly into t'tic postrils, is agreeable ,0 cents at Druggists'>r by mail; samples IGets ,y m ill. iL BROTH 56 Warrell Street. N w
