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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1897)
.'1 Him OF Bi £v -sj;i g. Except Sa unlay, Su.i >Jay ami Weekly R. LEE BYRD, Manager. PHILL G. BYRD, Editor. <4fli e: • ’tier Broad and Second Avenue. (C DRIER BUILDING.) TEH H 0/ SUBSCRIPTION . Daily-ant! Hu day, pe< y ar “ Similar, per yew ¥!.<»'• M eekly i hie RownCon uieh) pti year W BY CARRIER IX CITY AX’D SUBURBS. Dai.y and Sunday, 10<vut« per week Remit bv bank draft., mxprHSS, money order or regiYt’ red letter. Address THE HUSTLER OF ROME, R une, Ga. ,«red al the Pw»t offle: as bi-.c .nil class matter A<i vertisiug r«t< * and scmp’e cs.it’ lor th asking. BU SI N EsS OFFI i■ E PHONE S 5 v/hen it coim-s do-vti to “w Hith er,” Rome is as picturesque t’> pro die. A in'v ■ exe aim —D m I io. E 1 ■ owah !—for i v is the lime to! 8 dbsuribe. “GeOrgi > Dt.y”will be the biggest | duy s' the Tennessee Centennial. Mark that prediction. Georgia has never produced a smarter man or greater statesman than Goven.or Atkinson. McKrui-ey’s wave of prosperity, like the bloodv-ahirt of the past, has cessed to wave. Now i« the time for everybody to lend a wilHuig baud and push orward ♦be good work of city tuildiog for Rome. Tht farMiHTS may ha a little slow with their work; bot the-sun will shine v<t arid— well —you can’t lose the average = “A concern in Illiuoise,” says theSivapnah Press, “will raise C its.” Wh t fur?—Macon JJews._._ | Waul. now, then—rats—to catch rats, of course. Gladstone rid ea wheel at 87, hut doesn’t scorch. GlaqstotfeSs too good a nran to ever scprtjch, no matter how bright the f> tore. sympathizes with the 11 >ode I districts of the Mississippi Valley. Rome has experienced a ta-te f the dregs of such a meas "ure - but Rome has profited by the 'lesson and “moved up” on a high er giade. — "i hie rriwrii ng s Macon T< legraph. <-ou me • ; •i g on the trade which \v3-s • Reeled between the Atlanta Jsiurual ami the Constitution yes terday in Washington, states that after I 'ring about ten thou and clu (arson her “baby the Consti tution is to commit infanticide. EDITORIAL BONBONS. Chicago lias four candidates for Mayor, mH running as reformers The Chicago article of reform is a very brindle yellow . —Allan - Sick-poison is a poison which makes you sick. It comes frcin the etomach makes it out of undiges ted food. The blood gets it and taints the whole body with it. That’s the way of it. The way to be rid of it to look after your digestion. If your food is ail properly di gested there will be none left iti the stomach to make sick-poiion out of. It your stomash is too weak to eee to this properly by itself, help it along with a few doses of Sha ker Digestive Cordial. That’s the cure of it. Shaker Digestive Cordial is a delicious healthful, tonic cordial made -of pure medicinal plants herbs and wine. It positively cures indigestion and prevents tiie formation of ick-pcwion. At Druggists. Trial b tties 10c. Anthers Anxiously I..<t' h di'cli iln r health of liieir d-.u-’iiter . So fi.-iuy are rut off I by ’on unplion in early years that j t.'icr ■ i . Had cause (> ;• anxiety. In t iC e:n-'y stages, via n not beyond lite reach of medicine. Hood's Sarsa parilla wid re,tore the quulity mid quantity of th’.’ blood and thus give | good health, Ihv.tl thefolluv. Png letter: I ‘‘lt is but just write rTbout my : daughter Cora, aged 19. She was com- ' ; ' run down, declining, bad t hat tired friends said she would not live over three mouths. She had a bad Cough ; and nothing seemed to do her any good. I happened to read about Hood’s Sarsapa rilla and’hnd her give it a trial.. From tlie very first dose she began to get better. ! After taking a few bottles she was Com pletely cured and her health has been the best ever siace.” Mrs.' Addie Peck, 12 Feilroad Place, Amsterdam, N. Y. “l’will say that my mother has not stated mj’ case in as strong words as I i would have done. Hood s Sarsaparilla has tri'.’v ciiri'l tee and I am now well.” Cora P. ci:, Am-terdam, N. Y. Be sure to gel Hood s, because ’• H • iP • Sarsaparilla l ’! One Trii' 111 ii! ?..r?‘ r. All druggists. Si,! ,j> ■ icnlybyC. I. JI". .X: Co.. I.«weii,Mass. I I . - •, , are purely vegetable, re* lIOOU S roll’s liabie aud beneficial. 25c. I ta Journal. If thn arbitration treaty ever emerges from the American Sen ate, it bids fair to look more like a preduct of war than of peace.— Moat teal Star. It is said that the people of the United States smoke 115,000 tons of tobacco every year. Nobody lias a'temp’ed to weigh the cigar ettes.—Cleveland Leader. If reciprocity is good for any thing it ought to bealle to score a. hit giving Jamaica brouio seluter and watermeloUa in return for rum and ginger.—Chicago Times-Herald. 1 4. > »*<•_ < Now the bscillvs whiefi causes baldness has been located by a French savant, Dr. Sbouroad, and vaccination for .of hair may be next in order.—Springfield Re publican. A New Yorker has been offered the gust of dentist to the Emperor of Gyrnwny. He ought to accept and ednipel "William to c a ase showing his teeth at every fresh war scare. —Chicago Tribune. The man who now—on the fiojr of Cviigiess or anywhere else—at temp s to b'cek the way of return ing prosperi j / will soon find him self crushed Bene, th the weight ol pub lic op ni >n —Baltimore / iner icuii. Instead of was'ing his v Liable time in a vain effort to recognize (he Democratic party,'Mr. Hili should proceed nt once, if he wants U-'ietain a memento of it, to have the thing stuffed. —New York Ad vertiser. King Georg" is quoted as saying he cannot c niprelien 4 the stand tak r. by the Po- rs. The Powers are finding Ixing George himself something of a three-act charade *ith no key attached.—Chicago News. WISE AND OTHERWISE. Only he who lives a life of his own can help the lives of other men. —Phillips Brooks. “Isabel says she has never bt n in love,” “Is that so?” “Yes; she was threatened with it once, but a bottle of spr.ng bitters brought her out all right.” -Chi cago Rscord. This is the only country in the wcrld where the men elect all their rulers, except their w ves by bal lot . —Tammany Times. Mistress —“Oh, Bridget! Bridg et! what an awful numb kull you are. You’ve put the potatoes on the table w th the skins on, right in fruit of our visitors,too I You— You —What shall I call you?”, Bridget (affably)—“Ca l me ‘A&- nes,’ if you like mum ; ’tis me oth er natne.'’ —New York World. “What is a hardy rosebush?” “It is one that doesn't mind your I mothei pulling it up by the root-. • vei v tew days to see if it has I e- gii’i t" L'fi w vet.” —Chicago Rec ord . . 'Thing.- wili have co n • to such « puts by ai>d l>y tn it a luan will have to show a civil service c-rtit icule before he cin te 1 a fish el )- ry . Foie t ami Stream, A newly married couple from the c w uniry recently went to n B *ton restaurant, and the bride groom wis'.ing to show that he was something c.f a high.oiler, haughtily called fol - wine. He was asked what kind ana replied : “W want th it kind where the cork busts out and the stuff b gins to bile and keeps on bilin’ till you get the wor li of your money.”—'■ New York Tribune. IHE WORLD lil BRIEF. The charred remains of more than thirty of the victims of ti e Chandler, Oalaho nu disaster h ive been recovered Ir aii the debris and 'hete are oti er.-. , By a partizia V"lh the infamous tariff biil wus passed bv congress i n yesterday. St. Louis suit red another storm yesterday and cue of the results is the total destruction cf tlie im. niense auditorium in which Mc- Kinley was muniaaled. George colored, the burglar who was unearthed oy the police of Anniston yesterday, but who escaped, was arrested today by Officers W. O. Legrand and FrariK I urhavil'.e, near M >rrisville about fourteen uirlea of Anniston. Dothard admits that he has robbed six churches. • r r‘ The river steamer “City of Co lumbus,” collided with a rock yes terday and w-*nt down in the Chat tahoochee, near the Florida Ln*. o tatiflitiea. . / r v - f it x f, O. L. Veal, of Atlanta, has filed suit for divorce. He C‘»ll3'his wita a "debauchee” and says she has been unfaithful. He names his cousin, Otis Veal, us co-respon dent. . Tfie Orioles of Baltimore, cham* pions of the world, again defeated tne Athiutas on yesterday. The score stood 11 to 2, or the same as in Monday’s game. Joe Corbett, the brother ui James, will pitch for Baltimore this afternoon, The Senatorial race m Kentucky remains a' out “so, so.” Hunter neither gamed or 1 st on yester day , li. A. Brandy, of Atlanta, bus got iq.to ii'Ume ii the West. He has Det-n “.uj gay” «illi t young ladies whi> did hjv know ne was a ! married man. His wile, now re sming m Ailuuia, . in d'Jo lor ui- Vol Ct;. - . ... . .. I ■— ttEragv jr rJOl J ■ A woman’s greatest mission in this world is to help baby. Teaching baby to eat, and to walk and to talk. A rightly constituted woman finds in these her happiest employ ment. Tor. many women miss this happi ness because of their own ignorance or neg lect. No woman should be ignorant of her own physical make-up. No woman has the right to neglect the health of those delicate organs of her body upon which depends the life and health and happiness of her chil dren. The Mosaic command to ” increase and multiplyi’ was no idle, thoughtless I edict. It was the command of Jehovah. The woman who annuls it by neglect of her womanly health commits a crime. The best medicine for women is Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It makes a woman capable of performing her duty to I herself, her husband, her children and man- . kind It acts directly upon the organs dis tinctly feminise and makes them strong and vigorous. It does away with the discom forts of the period preceding motherhood. It makes baby's advent easy and almost painless. It cures all weakness and disease of the distinctly feminine organism. In a family of parents and children there is much care, many worries, numerous perplexities. Hut. if sickness comes, everything t \--e is small beside it. How valuable then is a doctor in the same block, or an experienced neighbor next door. How much more comfortable for all con cerned is a standard medical book on the table or the bookshelf. ,It is less expensive than the doc tor, probably more reliable than the experienced neighbor. Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser is the best thing of this sort ever pub lished. It contains i.ooS pages of plain talk, and I careful itlnstratioiis. Many of the pictures are [ colored and true to nature. Nearlv i<? :.ages are devoted to the diseases of won, n. There are prescriptions for their cure at home Send 21 one- I cent. stamps, to cover the cost of mailing only, and get this book hrek in strong m. nilla cover. Send 11 one-cent stamps and get i in b. jutiful, substantial.cloth binding Addres- World s Di» I pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. ' Wanted- Ar idea •d # eet your Idea'?: ’they may brlns v u wealth, i • rite JOHN WEDDLKHUKN CO., Patent After : vm. W&Ahiogton, )Cf >r I heir sl, hui. price II n* fwo dlinih xA iD COLDS | Mm.yoiii* l 'old ’ fie cures < •••<'»» in tne head €oldn on the ((»■“ J •bi (’ 'l'ls, 11 “W •• »i ahd »H - itiiia e couls, an i ail i-nm- •»: ks > ’<”* ’ , ' J, ? ez 1 pig. <ii'< hutgeM Iron. the nos' , 'i"d » \e-* preven s caianh, i.iph hvria. pii u.. ohi.»hi ah tni«at anti hi g trouble*. TnSae pleasant little peilers , are hai idlcsm hav» aa\e<i housan is • f lives«nd ptevepted n»u ’h *»i«‘kuet.«. I’rice ;sc. MUMS Improved Hoinoepoaihic Huine Remedy Com pany put up a separate cure fur eaiMi disease. Ac ail Diuggists mostly 25c. Guide to Health free, I’riMoEal leticis to Prof. Munyon, 1.V15 Arch 1 sireet, Philadelphia, Pa., answered With tree j medical advice lor any disease. quaint anecdotes from EAST INDIA 1 , That’ "progros” is not the wakiliword ii. Imlia if- a mud ugly I shown in ti e tol'owing extinct j from the Diary <>t Sir Grant Duff, I who writes: 1 have in try i.iind the answer of a punkah pu.iei to | an English lady. wh > eDco’iraged liiiiiji" improve his position "Mem j Sahib ” he Fat'l, when he nt last I grasped her meaning, "my fatlur I pulled a putjkati, my grands ather pulled a punk .h, al! ms’ annest rs ’ I tor tour million aedfi ’'iilied put - kabs, and before th it the, god who founded our caste pulled a p nkah , over Vishnu!” CONVENIENT SCHEDULES SHORTEST AND QUICKEST , ROUTE TO CINCINNATI i AND LOUISVILLE. The Southern Railway in con nection with the Queen & Cres cent Route operates daily solid Vestibule train, carrying elegant Fuilmau Sleeping cars, Dav coaches, Baggage and Express cars, Rome io Cincinnati, without • change, leaving Rome 7:00 a. m., arnving Lexington 4:40 p. m. • Cincii nati 7 :10 p . in. Connection made at Lexington with train car rying free chair car, which ar rives at Louisville 7:55 p. m. afteriiQ.OH i Rome 4;32 p. ni., Carries Pullman ( Union Sleeping car Lome to Cin cinnati, arriving Cincinnati 7; 15 a> m. , - _.. . * *• • . This train also carrier Pullman Union sleeping car Chattanooga • to Louisville, leaving Chattanou ; ga 7 :30 p.m., arriving Louisville ’ 7:30 a. m. 1 Close connection at either Louis* 1 ville bf Cincinnati fur Chicago and Northwest pointe, and at Cincin ’ nati for Detroit , Cleveland, Bus- • falo, Pittsburg and the North GL\DS TONE DENIES London, April 1 —Mr. Herbert i Glaistone declares that the storj s recently published here that his ; father had learned to ride a bicycle t is a hoax. ’ MADE ME A MAN AJAX tablets positively curl ■ 1 Euiling Merc ‘ I ory, Imjiotency, etc., causeU X «T| l, > Abuse or other Kxvesses end India •s cretions, TAey and surely \ 'V restore Lost \ Urtlity in old or young, ant ~ C” X ,4 IUBI ' tor arudy, businem* or marriage Prevent Insanity nnd Consumption ii hkhd in nine, Tb«*ir use ahowe immediate improve; • ment and eSect4 a < UKE where al) other fail. In sint upon having the genuine Ajax Tablets Thex have cunei thousands and willcure you. We give a i>o>- Itive written guarantee to effect a cure EA PTC * n each case or refund lhe money. Price UU U I wi nei package; or six pkges (full treatment) for |2.50. B. mail, in plain wrapper, upon receipt of price, ( irculai h AJAX REMEDv C O., For sale in Romp, Ga., by D. W Curry and Jervis & Wright, Druggists. A Great Discovery. Without a doubt a remedy for diseases incurable by the use of drugs would be cf in ci L 1 ab'e value. Dees this remedy exist? We answer confidently Yes, ft taoiiiiil Omi t c fctat. For • further information, proof most convincing, send fcr book of 200 pages, sent free, or call and see us. SkilUul attendance tegive at tention to every case brought to their notice, either by per son or by letter DRS STARKLY PALEN i 1520 Arch S f , Philade Iphia, Pa. I Wanted -An idea | Protect yovr idean; ther may bring you wealth. : Write JOHN WEDDEKHUKN * CO., Patent At tor Washington, D. C., for their gI.SUO prlxe of. . **•'- 'lst ot tw o hundred inventions wanted. (southern B\Pthrconven tion, ION N. c .. .M>Yt> 'I ') TOh, l>'-'7. Reduced riiLs vin, .Smith ri. railway lor the <>c<‘asl<>ti ot the inerting "f the Southern L'apti.i CoiiventH’ii at Wilmington, N. C., MayCtb .l4th 1897, h Southern Railway Will sell tickets to \\ ll" iiiingtou, N. C., and return, at rate of one first-class limited fare tut I he round trip. • Tic ets will be on sale May Bnl to 7th. in‘iinive, g >od t> return filtetn days trotn date of sale. For fur'lit-r iiHo'mutiui , ad dress any agent of the Southern Rail way. Ho 'X —Looking ♦or a bicycle, eh? Which make struck your fancy mo»i?” Joax —“J gues- I ve bet n i struck by nearly »>v ny m..ke, but ! never in the fancy." | Silas--“My mother had a real I bad turn. She hid noomoiiy.” Schoolmn>-t'-r —“A\ hut?' “Noo j moo l y. “Spell j,. " <-o-o- m- -n-y.” "On, i see. A very lad 1 speH, indeed." Old Lady —"I a it lo rit some seed fur my grass plat.’ Deal'r— "Yes ma' in ; any particular k,nd?” Old Lady—“ Wei, I ..a> thiukin’ of trvm’ that -mardi gras t' t hey use down in Njo Or leans.” DOWN THEIR WAGES GO As the Tariff Rises on IroN W< BKERs Wages go Bellaire'o., April 1. —Notice have been posted of a 10 per cent reduction in the wages of 500 em ployes at the tube plant of the Riverside iron worke-at Ben woo*’, W . Va., to go into effect on April 6. Tne men have not determined to accept the terms of the com pany, and a strike mav follow. The store of the S. 8. King company was closed today. T.be caii»e was that Mr. John Graham' of Tennessee, had bought an in terest in the bustueis and stock was being .taken prepara’ory to the new firm beginning business. They will be ready for customers tomorrow. < t\- • ■ HOW’S THIS? I, W offer One Hundred Collars Reward for any case of Catarah that can not bn cured hy Hall’s Catarrh Cure. E.J. CHENEY’ & CO., Props., Toledo, 0. We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney fo'r the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honora b'.e in all busineSstrausaction and financially able to carry out any obligations made by the firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo.O. Walding. K’nnao & Marvin- Wholesale Druggists. I < ;edo,Ohio. Hailjs Catarrh Cure is talen in ternally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle Sold by all Dauggists.Test inoqQ 'le frte Hull’s Family Pills are the e» ffnwnw'wnT! imttfftffntwtttimnnnninmtnntttimni!! I FREE. | ITO ADVERTISE <>Ur TANDEMS »n<J 3 BICYCLES we shall DISTRIBUTE. i FREE OF COST ] 1 Tandem Combination 5175.00 3 r 1 “ Diamond Frxine 150.00 3 E 1 Bicycle, Ladies’ 125 00 E 1 “ Gents 125 00 3 Fl “ Ladies 100 00 = E 1 “ Petite 100 00 5 I lE 1 “ Ladies 7500 3 “ Gentsso 00 2 j £ 1 Youths, Girls 50 00 3 I— 1 “ “ Boys 50 00 3 10 SIbOO.OO 3 Write AT ONCE [inc osing stamped ad- s c dressed envelope] for fu 1 particulars. AVALON BICYCLE CO., 211-215 araud Ave., g Agents Wanted. Milwaukee, Wis j j E We sell new 1897 Bicycle for $25. 00 FROM CRIPPLE CREEK After the big fire at Cripple Creek, I took a very severe cold and tried ' many’ remedies without’ help, the the cold only becoming more set ed. After using thre'e email bot tles of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, both the cold and cough left me, and in this high altitude it takes a m’ritorious cough remedy to do any good.—G. B. Henderson. editor Daily Advertiser i For sale by Druggists. HOWTOFINJ OUf Fill a hot ie or common watp r glass with mine and let it stand tv eiity-f'iir hours : >1 sed Ul , n( ()r settling indjeutes a diseased con. dition of the kidneys. U bei. u. line stains linen it is positive evi deuce of kidney trouble. 'Too fie. quilt desire Io Ul'inajeo puiu the b cs. is also 1 onvinciug p roo f 1 tout the kidneys ami l>lndd«r are i urn of otGer. WHAT To DO. Tin re is . I. ‘-t in the know), edge so tfften 1 xp. - ed. that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, the grnit * . kicii y icinetiy fulfills every wish ho it-lieviug pain id 'he back, kid neys. liver, bladder and every part of the untiary passages. Itc’oi -I'ects iimbi 111 yto hold urine and ! sc Iding pain in passing it, or iu.d ;etf"C’« following use of liquor win. ur beer, ..nd overcomes that ull ' f.ci.TiJ m vc. i ; ty t f I <.:t g ' comp I'etl to get up ii.any tin durim.’ the night to urinate. The mild and th- extraordinary effect jof Swttnip It ot is s >ot) realiz <l, 'lt stands the higiu si f> r its wuii i deiiuf cures <>• the no-t distress ing cas s. If you need a medicine !mu shoiil t nV’ th" host. Sold 1 by druggists prie> fifty cents and I oife dollar. Fora s.unple bottle lurid piiniph et botli sent free bv mail, mentum The Rome Courier and send your full pos -office ad dress to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bmg hampdon, N. Y\ The proprietors of this paper guarantee the genu ineness of this otfer. BLOOD pQISQN home for same price coder eame*u»ra>» ty. If you prefer to eono hero ve wflicoa» •reel to pey railroad fareaed bote) bi!T»>nxt 1 •«•»•««•. It w« fail tu ear*. If you hav* take* mv- ErjteiKTO.sivjMKfeSgM •ut, Il la thia Saeoadsry BLOOD Potsoj vanarMtMtoanre. We aolleHtkaaoM oWU. MItUHM aadl akallMfe the worlAfora _ w *?—”?*.« w bxaaitreya hel®eOhe ekill meet ——t-yf ehvxl | behind <M>r wnconill. ; Hoaal ««ara|My. <*.*eolute proofe Mnl aeaied oa A HOUSEHOLP NE CCEBSITY Cascareto Candy Cathartic, t he moot wonder ful medical discovery of the age, pleasant and refreshing tp the taste, act gently and positive yon kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, cure headache, fe ver. habitpal constipation and biliousness. Flease buy and try a tx>x pCC, <3 v. toflay;'. lb', cent* Sold and gttaraniAed'to cure by al druggists * n Spen ding I ‘ Your Good Round Dollars You want the Beet article at the lowis’ possible pric®. I will sell | y u a fine piano or organ at aston ' rSbing y low. prices nml on easy < ' payn>eiits. Write for my prices : ind terms before you buy, as I will positively save you money. 1 have tlm largest sti ck of sheet I music of any dealer in sAlabama. I , • Liberal discounts tu teachers. Mail ordi rs pr<>mp ly at ended to. \\ rite lor ca'al gue. 1 also have a large stock of the fines’ seeing machines that I sell at low prices aiid on ver v easy payments. Best makes of new 1897 bicycles lat close prices and liberal terms. All new wheeis thoroughly guaran teed. Local bicych agents wanted (in svery town. w E. E. Eorbes —MONTGO M E RY. A LA. Rom > Branch No. 327 Broad St. S. P- DAVIS, Manager. . . In 48 hours uni! <liM<*hartr«*s •-< “’•/lainvil urinarv «»r«rniiM < rr• -• r«i f II -nntal Widv< •, V niu, y| without iricanv. n»c»M*i*. X—| ~ Our policies are ab solutely incontestable after 2 years. paid up insurance af ter 2 years, We give give cash surrender values after 2 >ears. We give ex ension of time aft n 2 years. Mutual Life Insurance C0.,30f Kentucky.
