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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1897)
A THIRTY MILE DAM. The special commission ap pointed 'o study the qtv -stion of reclaiming the Zuyd» r Z- e has re cently issued a report favorable to the scheme. It it p’-ij-oaed that a dam thirty mib's long shall le construct'd across the Z ", 'this dam would measure 116 f- r-t at i's b isi-, and would IGA !• et high aid its building would occupy nine ven> . It is est'cit' d that the work of r claiming, the terri tory thus inclosed will occupy thirty-one years. This illustrates the fact that nothing in hvdraul.c engineering appears too gigant c to daunt the engineers of this lit tle country, which is practically all reclaimed from the sea. UNDER ARREST Sa't Lafce, Utah. March 31.—A special to the Tril une from Helena, Mont., says: Secetarv of the Senate J hn Bloor was today indicted by th"! gr nd jury for falsifying the public records. His alleged offeuse is the losing of a bill the night the bist I 1 gis’ative session expir'd. Bail ' has been fixed at SIO,OOO. Martin : Buckley, an ex-state representa- ! five, was also indie ed upon the charge of accepting brines, which he himself had acKnowledg-d at thie last session. Both are '.'Oder arrest, ’ Have you any tee that you wi I bs living tomorrow morn-? ing? If you haven’t come at once and 1 a guarantee from us that your wife and children will be paid: $2 000, $5,000 or $ [O,&QO doJFarstif you die C.C, Holmes I Dist. Agt. Masonic Temple. s 4 .. f Itch onj&uman, mange on horses dog a and’ v idl stock, cured in 3(J. by Wool ford s Sanitary ,iL tio'i.TThis iv ver fails. Sold by D W. Cuary Druggist, Rome, Ga. millionaire suicrpjs. 1 Syracuse, N. Y. , April 1. —A sqecial says that C. F. Houghton principal owner of the Uprning glass company, and reputed t jibe worth haJf a mil lion, shot, rfnd killed himself at that place yesterday. WNTS-ONE CL A WORD. I*’ - • V E D.i NOT WANT BOVS OK LO-'FE’KS to write, hut men ot ability. S3OO, to SSOO per mon h Salary CoinmiaMon. State and general m nager-i. RaCINE -FiliE ENGi'K CO., I AC- The Armitage .Mfg, Co , >' Richmond Va , Ban give y n employment that will pay y< u big wages. None but honest, sober aad indus trous men wanted as this is legitimate bus ties*. Write at once for personal x ette '. J ACTS, ten weens and then! stoj ped The old, ‘“reliable Yankee Blade.> If, pages Weekly, titled with stories of fun, love, and thrilling tales of adventure. SendlOcts in stamps tor 10 weeks trial to Yankee Blade. Brooks. M -. AGENTS W ANTEU—For War in Cuba, by Senoi Quesada Cuban representative at V ashinglourEndorsed by Cuban patriots, n tremendous demand. A. bonanz < tor agents. Only $1 50. Big bcok, big commissions. Every body wants the only end -rs-id, reliable Li-.-k. Oattits free. Credit given. Freight paid. Drop glltr sh. and make S.JO ia m m iiaith War m Cuba. Addrest' today. THE NATIONAL HOOK C INOCR N, 352-356 Dearborn St,,.Chicago. WANTED; Young ‘lum to take charge o branch orti-e for St. Louise ncern Salary .*lim per month and Hie Coiumiss on R -ferences .uni. SMO cash capital require.i for stock earned Address C. w. w dker, Ho el Grunewalg, New Orleans. HELP ■ WANTED. Ladtes towrite for us at home. No canvass iuf; reply encl Hi i ; sta u>, Silver Fern Co. • a, 1 ml. WANTED—Reliable salesman to sell mos complete line of Lubricating Oils to Griners Sugar Planters. etc. Salary or commission Good opportunity for proper party, atlantict jjefl uing Co., Clevela i <l, Ohio English Spavin Liiinent remove all Hard, Soft orCalloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses. B<md Spacing. Curbs, Splints. bwe«-i.ey Ring-Bon s, Stifles,Sprains. ml Swollen I hroats. etc Save SSO bv use of one bottle. Warranted the m st wonderful Blemish Cure known. .Su’d by T. W. Cuiy. Druggist Romo. Ga. wanicQ—An idea Lj o,,r sher nfny Lrlug you wealth Wrhe /CHN WKbPERPURX tCO Paton* Art!" . * i*hlutft"’i, I>. ( „f tt i fl. 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This new >l s » surprise on account yjr ItfGbxewrfi 1 ne-sin ing pain in the bladder, back ai d every part of the urinary passages in maX or femal ■. relievesretention of wa er in paas.- ing it almost immediately. Ifjyou want quick relief and cure this is your renaedv-. S'ld bv D. W. r '. Curry Drustgist Rome. Ga. ! ■ iMsain BBaBxWE? * e « teftutiflH th* hate. i a liumnl growth. 3HKF •'*<•«• JTbHb to Beaiora Oray H&ir Is its Yeathful Color. Cum* *r*Jp 4i*M**a a h*ir KWtaaaZ inc.and gl W at DtumW HINDERCORNS, Th* onlr aure Curatnr Coma, titopj <ll pain. £n*«rr« eom> fort to the I«*U Mahuo valuing Seven Months With Fever. Wonderful Recovery of Health. Mr. Baird's rapid and marvelous recovery , from a mere skeleton to his normal weight, I 270 pounds, was surely the fullest te-ft of the grandest strength-giving and building-up medicine ever produced, namely: Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine. y- y?v- z /w'w J. H. Baird. 'Gentlemen —I wish to express to you my gratitude tor the great good that Dr. MUe»‘ ffeivine has done for me, I was taken, sick with typhoid fever and I laid in bed for seven months. After getting over the fever I was thin, nervous and tired, and did not regain my lost strength. I tried several proprietary medicines, and finally, after having been reduced in weight to 130 pounds, I began trying your AVrviric, and at once began to improve. Was finally entirely cured, and today I can say I never felt bet ter in all my life, weigh 270 pounds. This is my normal weight, as I measure 6 feet 51-4 Inches in height." South Bend, Ind. J. H. BAIRD. Dr. Milas' Nervine Is sold on a positive guarantiee that the first bottle will benefit. All druggists sell it at 11, 6 bottles for|s, or it will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price by the Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Inch Dr. Miles’ Nervine Ripans Tabules cure Indigestion. Bipans Tabules: for sour stomach. i ‘•SCORCHIKG 1 Akron. 0., March 31. Trie Goodrich, Indiana and Diamond rubber companies here have nevei before been so rushed i:. minting bicycle tires. Tn tli's work the shops are running night and day Hut cannot k'-' p up with orders. Over 2 11 B people are employed I and BOO.(MX) [>aii')i o f tires a ill be ’ jiiade her* tin* hi'.i-'U'. 'NEWS SERVICE EXTENDED i Ihe St. Loui- puluie r- euiit , ly ni".de Hrniugi nieuts with tin cate c.i• inj>sillii->, whereby direct news from all sections of th" civi lized w<>rld nr- received. It now I prints m »re authentic foreign jnews than ary other paper and j continues to keep up its record ’’or | publishing all the home news. The outlpok for the year is of big lows even's, fa-t succeed ing each other and they will he highly interesting 'o everyone. The price of the. Republic daily is a year, or f baO for three mouths. The Twice a-Week Re public will remain the' saint —one do lar a year, by mail twice-a-week i ‘W . • RAILROAD SWAPS San Francisco, April 1. —At a conference betw en C. P. Hunt ington u.nd Co ■-Crocker the <■ ratis fer i f Mojave district to the Santa Fe ha- been decided upon-. At the same time President E. P- Rip lev, < f the Santa Fe. at Chicago/ was advised, and he in twi? will have proper transfer papers made out soy the road between Bens n and Nogales, and Gnayamas, which his company'- is to give to the" Southern Pacific for toe Needless’ division. :• ’w" .«• * 1 V Hoax—“ You say the unexpeetp. ed upver to you?" Joax—• “No; Pye gotten.so used to it, I that I expect it now.'’ I Mrs. S. F. Taylor, of. Rome, spent Saturday with the family of I W. H. Penn, nearTiion. Sunday she came to town fin' a 'visit to i-'isUi-i*' e§ And friends.—Siirh hi (• r- ali<>ut 11 o'clock the wind strong from ihe Nor|;h -la,st. some time we were fear ■ iel df a r cyclone, but for'unately I none cat&e, as we go to press the I clopds black and threat- heavy rains. The rivers have risen a good deal in the jast 12 hours, the wa ter, is very muddy and the current is strong, indicating heavy rains jin Whitfield and Gordon counties: No danger of a ireshet. » Mr. H. A. Smith and family are expected home next Monday from Atlanta. Mr. Smith and his dat gbter have l oth been under treatment for their eyes by Dr. Calhoun. He successfully remov ed ft catar i-t '>■ rn one of Mr. Smith’s eye- = in weeks ago. Master ( r i r a'ter spend ing tWift years st Young Harris Institute, arrived in the city la>-t night. Carl is one of the brightest boys, ot his years, to lie found in the Hill City . Dr |R. B Headden and H< n. W_ .1. Neel [went to Gainsville this ?no'r£itfg to* Kt tend th" Georgia Baptist State' Convention whicn meets there tomorrow. They *ook along a . libera) cufitribu’ion for missionary and the ,Baptis r ’s or phan’s home located m Atlanta, made by the First Baptist church and the Sunday school attached to it, You promised to pro vide for your wife as long as she lived. Have you laid away enough money to support her after you sre uead? If you have not, then you had better start a bank account with us today by insuring your life. Mutual Life Insurance Co , of Kentucky C.C. Holme c , Dist.Agt. ELECRIC CAR COLUWi Smoke Marsh <ll's “S"lec*." An ea y smoke—“ Select. Snmki “S-lect"-three sizes. Col J. W. Ewi ig is m F ori a. Mr. Heiirv Harvey has return* from Adantii. f'ul. T. El Shumate -f Dultoi - in the city today. Mr. Claude Harper is in Cliatti ncioga. Mr J. F. Davis is it- Atlanta o business. z Mr. R- L°e Byrd wen‘ down P At lanta this foreno >n. Miss aud Ballew lias ’•eturiiHi fronTa visit to friends ami rela tives in Rome, Your fondest hopes—your high est expectations —i "Select.” i'll' best 5 cent cigar mad".. Mrs. Frat ' Merriam, of Chatta conga, is visiting her faterCapt. •J. P. Burgess. Take no cue’s S’«y so— ry :■ “Select" yourself. The best 5 cent smoke. Sold everywhere. No, Maude, dear, the scales run by the orchestra do r.ot lessen the waits between the acts. .. Miss Maud Ballew has re umed to Calhoun after a pleasant visi 1 to relatives. -Marshall's “Select’'’' cigars , art sold all over the City o-'clits. Three sizes. Try one. •• Mrs. E. H. Colclotigh has re turn d from a visit to her--da tigh ter iq Cnirollton. Haberdashers .are advertising nwekties as “Whisperings, cd Sprii g." Ihey are piostTf ’ ■■ •v .. - That tired feeling..is di 6 n.» pqverisb&jk bio $ fl.« bf-’od wrn Hood’s Sarsaparilla and be strong and vigorous. ,t Miss M-attie Shibley has return ed from an. extended visit t<>’. her sister, Mrs. F J. M<g liile. 4 . .' Maj. W. F. Ajer, of Rome, was a visitor to the . city last Sunday. —Courapt American. ’ -r, Judge George Av Hl Harris and Col. W. H. Ennis, of Rome, were in. town Monday on legal business Mr. John McConnell, late of Rome, but now residing at Cedai Bluff, is in town. This is the first day of April and the bill collectors seem to be u>>u sually hungry for money, they are out as thick as bees in June. “I never «xp°cted it,” said the funny man as he chased after his newspaper 'in the March wind, “out here I am engaged m a liter ary pursuit. ” So icitor General Moses Wright spent yesterday in the Gate City. He will return to Rome tonight. Hon. W. H. Ennis has returned to the city after a brief businets trip to the Gate City. “Bill” En nis is one of the most popular members of the legislature. Tommy—“ What is an cptiinis’, Pa?” Pa—-An optimist, my sot , would be a man who could see some good in the ridiculous ques ! tions you are perpetually asking me. ”, The friends of Col. R. H. Jones were glad to see him out on Tuys day. He is not yet strong enough to walk without assistance, but came down town in his carriage.— Courant American. Mr. J. W. Jones, of Rome, spent a day or two in the city this week. He reports business flourishing in the Hill City, a:.d says that his branch of the R. H. Jones Mfg. Go., is doing well.—Courant American. Spring idyl.—The young man seated himself beside his inamor ata in the sleigh • It was biting' cold. “Why do you carry that I basket?’’ queried the old man from the d’lor-step. “We will he gone several hours,” replied the] sweet gir’, “we may need it to gather crocuses and GOLD T3TTST 8' isist on the Genuine JOI&T The best Washing Powder made. Best for all clean ing, does the work quickly, cheaply and thoroughly, t package—greatest economy. THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chl6a<o, st. Louis, New York, Boston, Philadelphia. f •< «>'•'•'• -a i CATHARTIC 1 j -'n z i I ..-X 1 L- ■ !a«scaEo^<^ a ,i J II; l.T’,'' r : aANTRKD tG " lr£ ‘ •‘V'T <-:n?of nmstlp.ithia. Instants are thel,!<.»l J-i-. I ! '“■ A/lIUDnV ti fP . nt . Tcr !rri p or 7ripe<hnt P ,syn3t,.rV re. J." S i * G I- '■Zi:i.f.OKKVFI»T'•<».. Chirsso, Montreal. Can., or ' uz. !; “it r, . r..~. . - --z-. ' .a ■~woa*»cr».\k'i.UMLraMtoa • v* r *" Rome niiiii.al Loan Association . HOME OFFICE ’ROWE GORGIA.I ? 325, p rc ad Street A National Bui'ding and Loan, ompan.y , , Mutual. Safe Investment ana ' •. Made Small McVhlv P-ym 'nts. «- . F )C’ K H . j. A '..I'VI-H. Tr" U •: •' D . CHAS . T (IKA VI ?• Wi'i- l ? ri s . '■ J..H, •RHoDFi'A'jMtKJ?*’, ytoail D«p« 11 vWh’ I) SMITH Council'. V 4 rY ' & ' ■ »<»•■' N. Y4W « Y .-i, - . - SE* r D'~T tTFT~'Oi IR olia G r " 1 ." 1 ll v ! " VI d :XJr. catalogue f - ' ’• ..!• vv, ; Rose Tejrace jMBF . On M4s4io» qi'lge, at, UtieuHisd <♦' Mjtn’aUie Ave..^ - > jjXLjffiya WHERE WE g|k.'W A LAIfOE S'rol' K 'tiF . ~j Flow^Js‘ and\ Plants, ” V ’ v -. jr ,!?:•' 1 with which our (’itv Suirk ID2 «C. Sth St., is dailyi supplied We (%non »’ ort notice lurnfaliele anc Bridal B* quetsana Floral MtA Designs. Decotatii.g for wrdchttgfc, i»ecept>ons. e c , < . : s c timses ouk -tJEc'altv Teb graphic Orders promptly attended to. FOR THE S/RING TRADE WE OFFER TO THE PUBLIC 20 roses good assortment SI.OO [ 20 gh ranh Ms, for* SI.OO 20 coleus, for 1.00 | 2(> chrysanthemums, for 1.00 Also Carnations, Begonias, Fuchsias, Verbenas, Violets. Pansies, Ferns, Aiyi-sum-, Moon Vines. Gobeas, Cierouendrons, Lilies, Caimas, Primulas, He i- trop—. alvas, Hibi-cus. • EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST CLASS. , i • ALL KINDS OF ' ALL KIKDB OF BLl'B'. PALMS. To vi-rr «i n Gui enhi usi s : i Mrs. J, W. CROUCH, Prep Tiiu- En-' iric t'nrs on A arket St, • «t beginning of -veiy hour. ) telephone 340. - Ali. HAKT. * »*■—► Has Moved His%— >»■ —>-: TO: -«s Flemming HarnessStoreßrd.St- Where he cab be found when yoii want i pair of shoes made or wantg.-nnril r-pairim'. Complete stack of LEATHER FINDINGS. Broad|<t. - Rome, Ga TKU 111 N A NUTSHELL. Impure blood is the iriturnl re sult of c'oee confinement in house school room or -hop. Bio'd i- pur fi-d bv Hood's Sar saparil a. and ah the disagreeable results of impure blood disappear with the use of this medicine . If you wish to feel well, keep your blood pure with Hood’s Sar saparilla. Hood’s Pill« ire> hn best family catbar c and liver medicine Gen tle, rel blej sure. VALUE OF PURE WATER No cne will d’spute the lad that for healthful washing P lir, ‘ water is essential. Our system 1!i just what is needed to turn out pure white linen. Modei Steam Laundry. Phone 158. Wanted:—Au energetic man to represent The Largest Tea a>'“ Coffee distiil ufors in the ( dealing direct with the consumer, R-fereuce and Bond required, Address Enegetic, 355 Second St., Macon, Ga-
