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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1897)
THEY ARE READY. @ O ® -sOUR NEW LINE® @ ® • Dtf SS GOODS. SILKS. TRIMMINGS collected the . best line of spring and summer goods. that it has ever been our pieasur-.* ’.TX * ’oshow All of the new things to be had are here. ■Minin . i iij ■' - i .I—■■ ,___ HfclnN* - ,fl .m - »*W ■«a ■<. , F‘C ‘ ■■< ■ . v - ‘ v e v/’f.p -sat • i ' t'd • iwfr G.Wn ,G • , > W»^W'E' L - «■ ••■< : ..'’. ■ ; ii'er?‘ ' .-. r , ... -TSthtf, -.t-i fin! ».•<**» -Art :.'.•? a . fM/i ‘M . jUI <»U . ->y * Tf ™. . Bios Shoes Mtontatv*' wtapart m-tift+tS' O -■■'•oil t<» n We Keep th f? v 111 : G .<?V w ’ i .th" wear is satisfactory can y f ’ u^MTK e T tHe ’'' u ’ ih ' p; ' -t-ji a » siui_ ... _______ .tnnr.'.l i iMM mi son- ' . . * J ■ 7 **'., S ■■ V'; LLWeLa k /yj o cal and see th j man / new styles’and lines of goods we keep selected for.quality fortrue value and sold the sa wyrNoJa;e -id si <'• Ai/j'cisi nothin; but facts. Never misleading, you read,our *‘ads” put them down as facts, if you doubt con • arvXThVes i'at i and yo i viil njvir t>3 disappointed, Always com * ' Ji 40J.v*jrii Mm •- « ' . : n 5 ' Toiiv \t>. ,it«i * • ■ '.?• ’***>• -oou - ■ ’ , • - 11. fflL | COMPANY, s 248 Broad Street Rome, Ceorok GOLD DUST SOMETHING NEW i Wi 4t W ’ i ■*,<§ gJ; Ijirge package of.the world’s best cleanser 4 , * ''•’ f f-’f a nickel. S’till greater economy in 4-pou;.d . * Package. All grocers. Made only by II WKIiMIIWU f MplUVg-* j THE Jf. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Xjjlj* ? ’— ■ f h’a ago, St. Louis, New York, Boston, Philadelphia. 1 * | CATHARTIC j I'; •, C; ’; / i io* ALL • $ 25 * 50* DRUGGISTS* « AiUL r ’’’’’PT 7 ni!?i?Al*TPCn *0 cure anrra.eof conrtlpatloe. Caseurets are the Ideal !.«■. i U Urtlinn 1 uCU the. Merer irrlp or »ripe.hut ratw eaay uatnral re«ult«. Ss> t-* 1 ?fP" hnnfcl.t tree. Ad. s'l EKI.IXU KENEDY lib. Chlcairo. Soatresl. C»».. or New York. -. ”?!••••» »-» .»»»»>»»»«»>»»«»»»» .»».»»<• Wn n< . X”' Wrt »«< y SJ -1 * « B. S. Al.- Stark, £ •-*• >,., *2 Sk ULDIHS' m GHNTLSMEB- TMLOR X W* .- rts* s■■ Curry BriLling 2n .i Ave. £ 5}' 1 • • 5L , . ;’X )t!V4 NK> Hl) <<_h_ -JU'- — ■ ■, Mm’s Negligee Shuts I ’■'• •>'. ‘ , r . , Madras. Percals and Linen Great bargains in i’nlihadio I Shires Fhe best line cohered shiiti-.m he city Foil linemens w .■•.<; DRESS GOODS - It Will b-> pleasing to show yon through our line of Dress Goods'! | here you find the la'est for Dress or Skirt. Checks fbr Skirt’s & Suits have you seen then:? If not e nne and e. I yok • ’ ■ n j BIG LOT FRENCH ORGANDIES NEW ALL UP-TO-DATE. IMPORTANT MEETING. The Hill City Cadets held a very important meeting at their armory on Bread street Friday evening. Several new members were init iated. >■ . . There is no more eifi'iient or popular organization in the Geor gia militia than the Cadets. /' Under the c immand of .Captain Stewart the company will iriak£ a tine showing at Griffi" in I ,■■.■■ CONCERT wT THE ARM STRONG “ The East Rome Band will give a concert at the Armstrong tomor (ro\v . veni gat 8 o’clock. BALL GAME. The^’^ttal la base bill nine has elnti leuMpfj the R"me boys for ; game of ball 'o he played semi time tn is month . LIGHT GUARD'S ELECTION. The Rome Light Guards eUcted Alf Harper, First Lieutenant, and Wal’er Perkins, Second L-euten ant, at their meeting Friday nigh’. ;a rare coin. Mr. J. L. Seay is in possession of a rate coin . It dates to 1799. This was one of the first series of c >ppers coined' by the United States government. Mrs. A. Inveen. residing at 720 H«n»v S’ , Alton, id , sufferea with sciatic rheumatism for over eight mortthfe. She doctored for it nearly tue whole of fhi, s tsnjc, L'' " ' l 'k w- . • using various remedies lecom mended by friends, and was treat ed by the physicians, but received no relief. S'he then used one and a half bottles of Chamberlain’s P .in Balm, which effected a complete cure. This is published at her re quest, as she wants others simi- I larly afflicted to know what, cured j her. The 25 and 50 cent sizes for Isaht’bV iiH DrtmM»t' ul ‘ I r ,fl} '' t — ; o.«nr L MW. T J. ,i W'.“ Wj»rfl‘y Mi Mtfch bbt -1 tdFVoW^ I*' 1 *' /, ' o< ’ : ' r * < ' ttwin’d O;(m •to’, jfcio jiiidt'ii. • ‘ i > oim Growing Children Ope-third of all the children die before they are five years od. Most of them die .of some wasting disease. They grow very slowly; keepthin in flesh; are fretful; food does not do a them much .good. You can’t M say they have any disease, yet r they never prosper. A slight R cold, or some stomach and K towel trouble takes them aw£y p easily. $ . SCOTT'S EMULSION of M Cod-liver O;1 with Hypophos phites is just the remedy for U growing ch.ldren. It makes sg ’ hard flesh; sound flesh; not 3 i sc ft, flabby fat. It makes ! strong bones, healthy nerves, g It changes poor children to 3 children rich in prosperity. Book about it free for the asking. 8 No substitute for Scott’s Eniul- S sion will do for the children what we g ‘ know Scott’s Emulsion will do. Get 8 | the genuine. I For sale by all druggists at 50c. and | SI.OO. SCOTT & BOWNE; New Y’ork. , LA. DlE*’ m .in i<< aAL AS SOC AL. ON The first <>fli-iil ineeti g <>f this society sit>c p tlm death of its pres ident, Mrs. T. W. AkxAmier, Look place on Thursday last Upon nn election 'it officers Mrs 1 . Henry A. Smith was elected pres ident. Mrs. W . H MBchell, yice presi’lent Mr 4. J 1 A. Rounsaville treasurer, ami Mrs. Habited Smith seer lary ' .VI rs ■ Mi lchtd'f has hl'ld the office t" .wjis re etected for twe’L'ty J'fcaisj, , Appropriate and t< udjiug reso lutions v.th reference <0 the dea’h of Mrs. Afexmd.r were read and ordered spread up >.i the minutes- The resoluti-ms expressed the loyu . ble character of the former pr'si . dent and the high esteem in which I she was held by the society and by the community a’ arge. ... -1 , i— -o j GRGRGIa’ STATE EPWORTH . 1 Lfi’AOUE'<^NV>ENTION i: . " f . i', *i.l '■ ■ ■ ‘• - H ..'V i,u ,! ’ ’ ATiWiy dA 1 -', 'AttkW; 2J‘2s> IWI .< < lt.li ' I»l .•> !. .‘t.'.-l tr. Ill« LINENS 7 ■ fable Lii ens—are other lot of those choice • ■■ ’ > I ish. Mrll.Ends.-2-2| t ? x '' vds. nbou< half pr.Ce ’ 50 pcs all Lindn Table Damask 75 value (h>!v 50, ’ pQ p.cs all linen Table Damask 100 value oidy 75. 50 pcs all linen I able Damask 115 value Univ 85. -r pV pcs all linen Table Damask' 150 value only 1.50 Na’pk ins, Towels and Crash. •; ■ '■ ■ > , .-r-T . ' HOISERY • ; ■‘ ,4> Ladies and.children’s fast black ‘ 5 and 10c. ' We have another lot of those special hose we .sold «o many oD last season truly the best value in only , • ■ - ■ t- ? . r--e'. To the Members, Delegates i and -Frienffsi -y Our Fifth Annual B‘at<Conven vention <HI convene at tbe Moody Tabernacle, in the city of Atlanta. Ga.. Thursday evenii.g, Apr:l 22d at 7 :80 o’clock '■ This r promises to be the gmnd- J.e'Et State convention ever and many matters of great jhwoptnnce ' will cohl l before 'tie .c Wp therefore drge that all dele- I gates r nd as many members uno ; the ir I; iends attend as can do so, las we are anxious that dome and I our Leagues he well repre.-.e.hted. !■'. Homes have b-en provid *tL ’] ! a!) delegates, and an exceed itigl > | j low rate seemed from the r' , ads. l i Th-* \V-stern <t kt antic Railroad I I i will se I roti. <1 trip t'ckets at $2 1 I from R 'Tie t > ktlant-i and r - turn. | Tickets on sale for all trains April i I 22d and 23d, g- nd t<> return on any ; train as late as April 26th inclu ■ sive. We have arranged with M; I C. 11. Ayer, Passenger and Ticket Agent of the Western <fc Atlantic 1 Railroad, to furnish us an elegant coach for our exclusive - vo Atlanta <m tram leav ing Rome Railroad depot (toot < f Broad street) at 8:50 o’clock on’ Thursday morning. April 22d Other trait s leave Rome via West ern & Allan'ic Railroad, 6 am., 8:50 a. in., 4‘os'p. nA We expect to decorate our coach . with lung 1 stream-rs on either side ; bearing the names of our Leagues • > We wou’d urge that ail de egates, i members aiid their frieiidft j»»m us | ! on' ; 6tir “Gram! Epworth League Special,'*’ and make it a grand oc .-asioii. 1 ' Vl ' . rt-spectfully., ’ -•* " * ' i J. Bailey Frl’siden't. c ■J . ,<»' ■ I fv* el ». q ' r ~MH : 1(1 ■BU RI ED • ¥BSTKRDAL - - The funeral ot Mrs. Dr. D. G. 1 Hunt occurred from tlie residened' > of Mr/ S. ‘St Lowry ye’rerday 1 morning at”*ll b*cVbck. p Rev. S*.' R.' Betk cQuducted the sad rjles. Ah immense cundolir.e .. of attended the remains to I Myrtle.HilL.QeineLftry,. 4 , -v.l Boils and contains impuri * which nature.is deaVoriog to throw off. * change takes plac;e e v ?». Spring, and the sluggish, pure condition of thlb b < cadsfe-au unsightly conij ion, I.besides an enervai depressing effect upon th< tire system. Just now a z bottles of S. S. S. Swift’s will thoroughly cleanse blo o d and renovate strengthen the system, prove the appetite, am part new life and vigor t entire body. It is the Spring tonic, because it i best blood one, in fact, guaranteed pt. ys.^ a Mo e /n^H. t U?y,' no pot no chemical of any kind' S. S. is the best system build’ , s r s. 1 r s ‘. Qb 3« : There is Nothin? Half as .TSjl -r b■ • ■ •.- •• 7- ■ RECORDER’S COUPII, l~ is wmh/trfrid' bn for c >rde< Eiibtihks’this ti:Vrridr.L I William Lee and Henry ’I ' -. -’b -a hki ■■ £ erfe charg-d <’ ’ tens from W. <'P’ Fourth Want. , st|»- jai' under a <q» Tiipinie Kimble wf iatns weiHi.finvd .fcs i yiicb fp.r, y ■ derly conduct^ w , hii i|Mr. aiidiMrs. f’liaiik 0. G|ir \yere the guestthe I. • a n’t; Mrs*- Mary MitcJielJ, the city, a'abort while tl is ,v Mr.' arid Mt«- Gilreath w? . m lir. inTtoiriy a iihort-time ft*- He w the I regi» . ,1 End Ywmei't, Guild of Ametu,. ■i ' ' . , .
