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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1897)
COTTON MILLS BURNED TUSCAL'< SA PLANT VALUED AT *.* UM), is DESTR'YED- Montgomery. Ain.. Mi ' h ■>.— The Tuscaloosa Cot’oti Mill- burp ed today. The building was a t lire--- .1 \ and employed !>'X) operatives. The mill* were valued at s<>(), 000 and were insured ior $lO • < • . The origin of (he fi •* i» 11 "• known. Counteifening Hie Charm* r Huntsville, Aiu.. Maier: o Bil• Taylor, of Marshall county, m.' Wyatt Smoot, of Clarksville, Ala.. we r e arrested yesterday charged with counterfeiting. The two men are alleged to lie partners in a crime commit.eo several mouths ago. The prisoners 'ire proin.i ei I tui mers m their j- -p-etiv- icalities. THE PEOPLE AEECONVIN' El' When they read the testimonials of cures by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. They are written by ii.m-.-t m* n and women, ami a. e plain straight forward statements of fact. The The ;people have confidence in Hood's Sarsa nsfilla becavse they know :t actually and perm nently cures, even when other medicines fail. Hood’s Pills are the only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Easy and efficient . mofmE Sjii IITO»*EV« T.W. Alexander. Junius F. Hillyi ALEXANDER HU YER . ATTORNEYS AT LAW ; f •11 Office in Manonic Temple Build I ng, Rome Ga, M B EUBANKS Attorney at .Lt* Of'ree in King Building | Georgia. | FG. Gov»n.‘Attorney st I.r .. office in <i •oinlc Temple. Broad Street. • aou.e Ga. J. H. Spn'tork. attorney at Law. Mmoi Temple Buildidg Temple Building Rome Georgia. CHAS. W UNDERWOOD-Attorne) at L- Masoci.' Temple, Kome.Ga. RKKCK A DEN NY-Attorney sat 1»w.0.'-» iu Masonic Temple. Rome, Ga. WH. ENNIS— Jno. W. STARLING— Kuo: * Starling, Attorneys at Law. Mason* Temple, Rome, Ga. f< s 1 PHYSICIANS AND SURQEONK. Frank A. Wynn, Physician amt Singe. i> Residence, corner 7th, Ave and I-sat First St, Office, Room 8 iu Medical Building « r> Crouch Jt Co. Drug store DM. RAMSUK—Physician aud Surge, Office at residence 614 avenue A, Four* " ward. Lt". HAMMOND—Physician ..nd Snrgeu Offers bis 1 rotassional services to the pe * pie ot Route »u<l surrcundliig counir Office at Croncb and WaMou’s >rugstom z- Broad street. DR. W. D. LOYT-Offir/ »• C. A. uvi drugstore, do. 331 Broad street, le'ephui til, re?' "ten >e. No. 21 J 4 A WILLS, PENTIST, 249| BROAD Si WAShINGTOfc, D C„ ANi- KE- * TURN The Western A’ Atlantic R. R. will sell tickets to Washi gti ii, 1) 0. & return at <ne fare account the Presinential Inauguration March 4. Tickets on sate March Ist 2nd 3rd, limi'od • until March Sth, choice of routes. absolutely the quickest best ana most con venient. Schedules call on C. K. Ayer P. <fc T. A MARDI GRAS CARNIVAL, NEW ORLEANS, LA.,’AND MOBILE, ALA. For the occasion' of the Mardi Gras Carnival, to he held at New Orleans, La., and Mobile, Ala.. March 2nd and 3rd, 1897, the Southern Railway will sell tickets to New Orleans and Mobile and re turn, at rate of one first class limited far for the round trip. Tickets will be on sale February 26th, 27th, and 28th, and March Ist, limited for return passege to March 'Oth, 1897. Call on any auent for furti e information. Wanted-An Idea Frotect your *d?as: thpr may bring you wealth Write JOHN WEDDEBBt'HN A CO. Patent ittor •eva Waahington, D. C.. n.i her St.Ro priae xr>a ,ut ut two buaured luveutioua wanted- \ CrumpaX \ Croup, \ „ £ \S\ W\£ nz.iKKjrasA. nrsr.vTF»r. *}- and ail MMEI, < O.tfPJ A/.VTS. *?*■ A Gere, Safe, Qvi. 1: < ure for these troubles is •Ram Kilted! .(ntnr.Y davis’.) -j- Vaed Ttrtt malty and Externally. » Tv-x> Sizes, 2.“. c. and .’.oc. bottles. ‘jy’ TO A I LaNTA AND RE ' I'RN The W‘-t*in it At antic It. 11. will sell round trip tickets tn A’- lantn and return at $2 95. A.-count he Metropol■ tau Conceit. I'n-k --■ts >m “>» e March 3rd. limited t<. "•turn M r .rch 4:1'.. Trams i hv»- limn- 6a. tn. . x 50 a. u . 4 :<>s p iu. C. K . Av er, P. vV i . A. . WORLD ALMANAC AND ENCYCLOPEDIA .... FOR .... i | T It will answer any question you may ask ;t ii The StandftM American Annual.” NEARLY 600 PAGES, OVER 1,500 TOPICS. CREATED. A COMPLETE statistical and political history of the United States. The results of the Presi dential election accurately com piled. Every fact of value that human kne wledge can require. A reference library boiled down! z-t-x r——| POSTPAID JUNfrui TO ANY Qj. J Ly? ADDRESS. No American who wishes to know his country can be without it. THE WORLD, Ready fan. 1,1897. Pulitzer Bldg., niew York. DR. KING’S W ROYAL CERMETUER This pleasant and perfect, remedy, so delightful to take, so refreshing and exhilarating, stands in highest favor witii all who know it best, as the gr&cc est of all medical remedies for both sexes, of all ages and .in all conditions WHAT IT WILL DO FOR YOU. It will gi»9 you APPETITE. , It will give you rosrt'il refreshing SLEEP. it will stimulate your DIGESTION. It will restore your NERVOUS ENERGY. It will put your KIDNEYS in perfect order. It will purify ycur Elood. It will change your weakness into STRENGTH. It will bring jeu out cf sickness into HEALTH. MKVf PACKAGE, LARGE BOTTLE, 1OI» DOSES ONE DOLLAR. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. MANUFACTURKD ONLY BY The Atkinta Chemical Co., Atlanta, Gt VBXTB FOB M-PAGI TOOK, WJLKD ——■ ■ - I ■ V II I . - MAGNETIC NERVirv ,s so, d wf r * Xtfk guarantee kZl'nß it- neaa.Hca.: t ,v i"- //a fulue«M,rau-»fd t . v' ▼tK I'PHHivnuNHOlOi"' / Tobaco' an«! •BE’FORE • AFTEFK’ sion. Softer in u ir Brnin, chusldjc Misery, Inna *Mty and Impotrncy, Lost Power in ~ 3 rematur® Old Age, Involuntary Lo*fp-, <**in y nver-indu!j?»»nce, over-pxer'.i»>n ot the Brain « Errors <'f Youth. It given t<> Weak Organs th. <at:ira’ Vigor and doubles the joy* of lifn; » nr* .zii<’<»rrn»i h and Femn’e Weakness i month’* 8 trew nent, in plain pa< kege : by nmil, t.» any address •or i>ox, 6 boxeis fft. With every l r > order we g'v«- Written Guarantee to cure or refund the mono* ’irculars fr»*e. Gua’ de* Ibtuod oaly by O 1 ’ 11 ■un)we atrenL GO I’THE HORBE. M Morgan Wood won th** h rallied ott by Mr . C w uri H > n-s i last night. He threw forty’f've. XLV. I- l/n>i- Ml NTS. *SkOg* r onsßxiM.z > au-'; z. ‘4'. . .ft - . IDA’S CREAM BALM Is nnn«itivecnre. Applj into the noetrile. Itle <Ants «t nraggiet* or hr moil; sani[re» 10c. ay mail. I ELY BKOTHEKS. 56 Warren St. New York City. I I hU H I'tt kt I». .» t « ••■..’« rar- fw ] Scmr. i a. 1 (u r. 1 - v - ' I ■ .’ L ' ’--*.l. I ' £* tli l-'ALSAM - 5 l v:.-tet> hate ■MBwSy* yjKPr*•: 'it? a :_r.r ,’t growth. : K?w?5S?? -- wMk K '' T ’-r Talle'.o I nstore Dray ii yon <CJfj “i ;■< V ■* ni-,- i IriaieePtinn. Piinful • ; v it a y kint u-e FxaKhu’S G.NGhK T CKIC • ny t. •< :■ hop®- h-r* and dwcoura^«Mt r. .. jMby *u ■■».■■■ «,.i ..jbi. -fc. f i, ,-n.——»■» i g»« its lark P’M i i- a<imitt*'t to !■■■ t '.•< ” Amer’rin I j ar.tl.orty on cur.: in;;»he Says “Das a.oo I ’k for the f "in'l i' i n of to il s. -< tee. an i nutiv other thin• i'l th- »ti>,k i,. Liehig COMPAQ'S |WI Os Bbi ’ jun <>f Mi«s l’kri'i'4'j -• eipes ’ «“n*. r-H ** • » H.- ■ X- .... 1 27 P.<-k P tee, Vo a V-h'. > t L»-ii< Mrr’s Pnglfi*h I'lu’ao- Hrakea* i r'£UWYfißYfcL HLLS| B Original »nd Only Con line. A | \ r.iial;., a-t X" ’> : ->gM 1’ ■*'•* /o’.o .7 . ' i zl.a-I in »4c<t sat < <o' zieulUeXVW* ' ' Et with n: TnkoVjg I Tv? vs’l l * o <>tLeF. Kef'iftiLtnr'rr int nJ,ititv> ’ / ~ fjf tioff auditnit at L'jrif. A t Dru.’r'.-iw. r gecd 4*. j | •• Jr' 1C «Ufups fi.r puriiculstif. t rnnnUlw si; i lT* O Keller for L«<lluau” >n Ist rrturs ‘ 1 4MM><» I't-nitui a .(Z.4 /‘ a i Vhlehe«tepCbemlcv.lC»..Ua«u»4.n .*» 1 I I- ~g„U .K j I . =1 Perfect Manhood I now witbin the reach of , EVERY MAN. A Many men are suffering untold misery, spend* > A ing their inone> for medicines good and bad, Hf m but for the want of intelligent treatment are ■ ■ being laid away in premature gravee. HELP W • W in in the reach of every suffering and weak > L man. All cases of NERVOUS DISEASES 4 ■ WEAKNESS, FAILINC ENERGIES, ■ f ■ VARICOCELE, UNNATURAL LOSS- 1 , IS AND DRAINS, whether they be from w a the effects of early errors, indiscretions ■ overwork, sickness, or from any caube, M B wecan quickly and permanently cure ■ ■ by the moHt unfailing methods known to mod- M ■ eru medical skill. SMALL, WEAK and ■ ■ SHRUNKEN ORGANS strengthened ■ W and developed ton perfect and healthy A * ■ epnditipn. Almost all cares of Consumption I ■ Rheumatism. Catarrh, Kidney and Liver Com- I * plaints, can be traced to these diseases, and by ■ m applying the proper remedies a cure can al- M I A ways be effected. Many men suffering from W M these dieeases are like drowning men, grasping ■ after mere straws, such as Free Prescriptions, W . M Free Treatments, etc., only to And themselves duped by some fraudulent C. O. D. druggist or A medicine company. STOP experimenting. ■ i W Wo<ive a legal Bond or Guarantee M | ■ to cure or refund your money. K M Treatment at home as well as here: same ■ j price, same guarantee. To those who prefer K to come here we will contract to refund M railroad fare and hotel expenses if we W fail to cure. t 250,000 capital Stock J Il back of our absolute Guarantee to cure or refund your money. If you are tired of quackery, if you have any of the above H 1 symptoms that make life a miserable exist* ■ | ence, WRITE US und we will send FREE a W valuable fully explaining these diseases, A i and our methods of the most perfect, reliable fl I and effective treatments known to medical eci- fl I ence. Correspondence strictly confidential. V F (No medicines sent until ordered.) Address f tate Medical Co., Omaha, Neb. (Os JNebruska, LncorportftedJ 1A OZ. tO I 111. fiotd. silverot*Currenry buy* ths Uf\ ft . i ,1 be l -1 S*alv'. inK<lt* t lo«it*tu prirr*. \ XtrlnnArfl han’t Ut-huibbiurkeilby A--rMt»<.f ■ V • MIUIIUUIU a I runt, Buy oftlir TUuufnf turrr*. Hundreds of Apse i a! ties at Icsr than Wholesale prices, vir ? i Neu line Machine,. Hlrydi"*. Orrun*. Plmios, filler Mills < arrfnire-. CnrtH, Hugsio.. . .arm-., S n f C 6. Ihmr Jill:., j Leiter l’r«*«M‘s Jnel Scr >w«. Truck., AmU| s , HaU ntferv . Stand., • ed Ml ».. Stove.. Knliii l’low S lAivn Mowers I’nff.MHU, ror-r., Uthra, D’ iK|t( art S , forv Sheliera, Hand < art., Knrinea, Tools, Wire Fence. I Fan nine Mi Ilin (row Bar.. Boiler*. B * lehrs. ClutblncJbe. May, .Mock, Elevator, kail road. Flat form andHinater s< XI.KS. S. nd for free and see howto Sit'e .Mnnrv. i 151 8. J«<erson fit. CHICAGO BCALB JO.. Chicago, IU. skul not deceived by alluring advertisements and think you can get the beet made, finest finish and MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE £? r , n . mf ‘ re < * onß \ Thiy from reliable manufacturers Ikuat have gained a reputation by honest and square Oetuiog. There is none in the world that can equal in mechanical construction, durability of working parts, fineness of finish, b«*autv in appearance, or has M many improvements tut the NEW HOME. WRITE FOR CIRCULARS The New Home Sewing Machine Co Oba>ob.Mass. Bostom, Mass. 28 Union BquARK.N.T Chicago. Jll. fir, Lons. Mo. Dallas, Ticxab. , ■* bAK Fkancisoo, Cal. Atlanta, Ga. FOR SALE BY Hundred? of flpei Rew Inir llarhlnos. ! ELECTRIC CAR COLUMN ■ i• ’ , Spring i ver «:1 zo< nbe -p u g Partn-rsi'! villi iny —the two i I'-. ' ,’Mnrel wild* find l,:e brewing. The . ires •>' the light ’ i-.uide j I—t he g;i ■ I>ll s. H nt Hulste’’ Smith h urel . • ij 11'oiD U-iliirto ah. Th * piiwiii-h ips if* filling up iwii h heuvv oVerc uis. I. I Mr. H'ui'v Brewer, us Ceilur t >wn, was h .*re yesterday. ■ Mr. Spr )ul Fouche has returned i fiiitnCedartov n. J J. f. Chamlee is visiting his old hune in wanton . John. R. Kelly, of Montgomery, Ala., is at th- Cere'-al . Mr. J. Sam Veai has returned from Atlanta. ' Mr. Henry Braswell, of Da las, j is here today. A. H. Fleming, or Atlanta, is I at the Central. The average boarding house ' in.-tress believes in observing Lent. No, Maude dear, ther-* is. re<*-on golden hair shou d not be p aited. Tnac Hood’s Sarsaparilla puri ! ties ti)« biooo and ru.ieves a vast amount of sufieiing is not a the ory but s w-11 known fact. Lots of chmous girls without i voices aie engaged merely as a . matter of form. | Wirh the approaches cf show I season, acroba s will expect some ' thing to turn up. ’’Guess I’li ietir»',” muttered tho | fa igued cycler when he discover jed 15 punctures in his wheel. Mr. Erl Jackson, who has I in th city r d. e, has . • 1 iurned iu Lahuyetie. i Miss Florence Eastman has re ! turned from Washington where 1 she attended the D. A. k. Con vention. Mis.lHarry Raw.ins has return ed from Cartersville. She was ac companied by Miss Eva Wofford. Manager Seab Davis, of th*’ F. E Forbes Company, has the larg |est stock of bicycles in the city. ' l h re are between 40 and 50 there Mrs. T. F. Wells, of Chattan | ooga is the guest of Mrs. J. B. Nevin. Mrs. and Miss Will Nell hav ener will return from Selma to morrow. Capt. John J. Seay is back from Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Wanted: —Au energetic man to represent The Largest Tea and Coffee distributors in the world dealing direct with the consumer, Reference and Bond required, Address Enegetic, 355 Second St., Macon, Ga. BUEUMATISM QUiCKY CUBED. After having been confined tc the hous« for eleven day and pay ing out $25. in doctor bills with out benefit, Mr. Frank Dolson of Sauli Ste. Marie, Mich., was cured by one bottle of Chrmber lain’s Pain Balm costing 25 cents and has not since been troubled with that complaint. Fir sale by Druggists. RESUMED BUSINESS Mr. Samuel Karuochan has again opened up his harness store. His difficulties have been straightened out satisfactorily. Mr. Karnochan is one of Rome’s best citizens. His honest}* and in tegrity are beyond doubt and we wish him success in the future. SHERMAN SENDS IT. Washington, March 4. —Gover nor Bushi.ell, of Ohio, at 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon received the resignation of Senator Jonn Sher man to take effect on Friday, March 5. On that day Mr. Mark A. Hanna will lie sworn in as suc cessor to Senator Sherman. FOUND THE TRUE REMEDI. Paine's Celern Cnmiounj Bmufflit Health tn Prof. Shi'hert. ■ f Ik The incalculable amount of good that Paine’s celery compound ;b doing in making sick and even des pairing people well, should com pel the attention of every judici ous person who is oi.t-of-health. The undeilyii.g cause of ner vous debility, apparent in head* aches,dvspepsia, sleeplessness and neuralgia, is faulty nutrition of the entire nervous system. So long as the blood is pale, wa tery and hampered by b»id humors the nervrs canir t assimilate from it proper nourishment, no matter how much food is taken into the system. Paine’s celery compound arouses a hearty appetite, regu-i lates the bowels and brings about) a normal tetion of the liver. It 1 economizes the expendiiure of nerve force and makes the blood a healthy medium, capable of cow- : veying nutriment to all the vital' organs. ; This is tbe sweeping and thorough * manner in which Paine's celery compound frees the system not | cnly of rheumatism, eczema, salt rheum and other diseases due to impure blood; but also of neural gia, sleepessness and nervous aJELICO x ■ I—■■lll- .I. I II ■ 111 U.--'-' COAL » I JELLICO Even Ihomas, the family cat, ’■’miles when he gazes into an open grate of our fine JELLICO." J We sell the best. It warms the home circle and brings happiness to all. _ J G McCLURE & CO r HONE|27. - OFFICE, NO 228, BROAD' headaches andfdyspepsia that' are brought about by a “run-down” state of the nerves. The use <?» Paine’s [celery com pound makes all the "difference between impure, sluggish blood and tired nerves; and healthy, energetic bodily condition. Writing from his home. Univer sity Place, Neb., on Dec. S. Prof. J. W Shubert said: “I am brought back to health through the use of Paine's celery compound, which I regard as by far the beet and really the only true remedy for nervous troubles that I have ever used. I do not hesitate after my experience and that of several friends to recom mend it for all forms of nerve troables. I am indebted to Paine’s oelery compound tor many a good good night's rest, and it it pro duces no ether effect than this, it is worth more than money.” Paine’s celery compound, upon which so much praise has £ee» bestowed, and which the wealthy and those in the ngh j st positions unhesitatingly endorse, is still within reach of the humblest fami ly in the land.
