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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1897)
FROM A GIRL'S NOTEBOOK How is it some women persist in combining Rimsgieen and vivid red in an entire costume of hat, gown and parasol? Tins is indeed, running riot in Jim color world with a v-ng. alien! i The favorite materials for hicy cle gowns are serge, e vert cloth, cheviot, craveuette and limn! crash. “Pepper and salt 44 gray is also much in demai d. Some of the neatest suits have braid trimming or a .pointed vest of < Madras, linen or pique. Spangle decorations and bead embroidery’ are destined to r« -1 main in fashion, for the Paris! modistes are exteudii g great favor to these accessories. Brocaded and fancy surahs in silvery gray tones are used in the A 1« i/ jOSp jfe® r wdr < 9M n / JiMH < • WWT ■ ‘WlHfew i A - * SWS»I IrW ’ '•- a/ I - - . r -•- i - 'Z~ ‘ ’l' C’fcu ■• ’1 ’ >-'V’ q| » I ».-;i, •■ . .. "= &] latest imported neckties for gen tiemen. Favor seems to be divided be tween four-in-hand plastrons, regattas and sailor knots. The ’Tight colors in spring neckwear are very attractive, indeed. Apropos of checks, we can con fidently look for checked benga i nee and bengalines in Scotch . lades and patterns, snowing markings in various colors and w ' ths, the entire surface shot w I h squares of a larger size. In elm ed in the piaids are, ‘‘green red ’’ “blue-gn and a variety of fancy light effects. C' uld anything be more beauti ful tor a parasol material thana combination of a wide satin stripe an i ' ig checks outlined indelicate How» rs. So ne of the combinations in the n»w printed changeable ’surah silks t gowns are green, mousse, olive :nd bronze. The shimmer ug t ff ct always subdued, and the markings (in the forms of squares ■id dm-*) are outlined with white. nail bioche flowen. irnd straight ’ ■ » stars are on the plain-printed hs. • i h . re „ re ever so many charn - ing touches o" white jn »’e r<v CAPTIVATING GOWNS 'oulard gowns —satin collars and for instance Chiffon vests and jacket frills ot white are exquisite. Even white velvet rib non is used, and it is exceedingly effective in the hands of a clever dressmaker. Full silk crown, narrow straw brim and ribbon garniture with a touch of gilt trimming form the up-to-date traveling hat. Red geraniums and sweet WiD liam with scarlet velvet ribbon are lovely on while sailor hats Buckles of colored enamel m oval and obloi g shapes are used in fastening belts of white and cream leather and co»ded silk. Blouse beauty is ever growing, “Here's to the maiden of bashful fifteen”-in in a blush-pink' surah blouse, with narrow white satin “baby” ribbon and Valenciennes insertion ! ' THE QUIET OBSERVER "" ■ 3 Woman’s weakness is p/r tow er of strength, &• • t A woman may not be very cu rio is naturally, but she can t re sist the temptation to watch her neighbn • m \ jrr n>. <jrr. . ww jfilnMk ■ f t— (ZI h hr A v| A Woman is never quite so proud as when she first goes out with a brand-new baby in a brand-new coach. When a woman begins to get uncomfortably fleshy she is “nice and piump.” Her equally stout acquaintances she Calls “disgust ingly fat.” The honevmo' n ends when ths wife conduct - n i it isn’t nec cessaiy foi i i i mi up till her husband conn » n>. A woma” generally sharpens a lead pencil as if she were chop, ping wocd. HOW’S THIS? W offer One Hundred hollars Reward for any case of Catarah that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. E.J. UtiENEY it CO., Props., Toledo, 0. We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cfieney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honors hie in all businesstransaction and financially able to carry out any obligations made by the firm West it Truax, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo. 0. Walding Kinnao it Makvin- Wholesale Druggists. Toledo,Ohio. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in terually acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces r th." system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Dauggiste.Testimo’ioals free Hall’s Family Pills are the bos DAMON’S Nerve and Bone Oil Cures Rheumatism, Cuts, Sores, Burns and Bruises Large bottle 25 cents. For sa'e hv a'J druggists and ,1, BACHELORCLFB COUNTRY WOP The Bachelor's cl uh gave a trolly ride mid dance at Mobley’s, complimentary to their young la dy frieix.s. T mse composing the party Wt-re: Will ('hidsey.C. R. Seay, Barry Cothran. Reubben Towers, Von Gammon, Moitimer Griffin, Jim Smith, Will Towers Ed West, and Ed Wright, Misses Julia Dean, Maggie Harris, Julia Smith, Em ma Wright Alva Printup, Mam mis Reece, Hazzel Adams, and Emma Hume. • Mrs. T. 0. Hand, who has been very sick tor some time is re ported worse. -- ' * Z-lz** «~ • ,z V‘u\ *V “ - * 1 Vn. --'■••• “J, yK CHEAP RATES 10 XaSHVILI E \. ( *v.x i THE :.■ • I EE 'I NTF. . - MaL and ivreuNatiox\i. ix- P BITIoN : XA-IO 11.1. r. ! !•■ <. MAY TO < CT- El'!: .''(l I '-‘. 7. For toe al "O’ 1 era* ' Wester > & .'toin <• P R ; . N shville. Chaltu ga < Lu- is Rv., wi'l *hII I'Hiud : in t ' ! etsfroniml etatioos to N.tshv ile Tenn., nr very low itnte«. $5 1G Rome to Na hvill-, Tmtn . and return tick* t- < n sn e dnilv ' from April 27ih till Oct‘ , Ler 3'Jtb, I limited s-v- n (7) days. $7 55 Rome to Nnslivii *q Tenn, and return, ticke son srl (hili' from April 29th till imited fifteen (15) days $lO 20 Rome to N>. hv I e, T-i n and return, ticketsen sale Anin 28th till October 15th limited No vember 9th 1897. Fur special rules lo: students and their teachers, Millitary Com ' panies and uniformed Brass Bands land Fire Companies traveling in bodies of twenty-five or more on solid ticket, call or write. C. K. Ayer, P. &T. A. Rome, Ga. C . E.-Harman, G. P. A. Atlanta, Ga. CHEA P RAT E S RO M E TO SA - VrtNNAH BY THE SOUTH ERN railway. May 17th, and 18th, good to re turn until May ?Brd. account ol the Grand Lodge Knights of Pyth • las. The Louthern is the shortest and quickest to Savannah. Get full prrticu'ars from, T. C. Smith, P. & T. A., Rome, Ga Americans are the most inven tive people on earth lotham have been issued nearly 600,000 patents or more than one-third of all the patents issued in the world. No discovery of mod rn years has been of greater benefit to mankind than Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or has done more to relieve pain and suffering. J. W. Vaugn, of Oakton Ky., says: 44 ! have used Chamber- Irin's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in my family for several year®, aiu j fi n( i ( O be the best medicdie I ever used for cramps in the stomach and biweis. For al“ by all Drugisgt.s. Seventy niillion people know Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies the the blood, strengthens the system and gives good health. Me mi-Btycm Hirns B. E. Forties N > 327. Broad S l . R me, Gu., Las tl.n u l()ti| . <omplet< liiiA <.f Pi lM ‘, 4l< Oiguns aid Bicycles llt :nv h( u-e ot it s ki n( ] ii, the South and is in 1 i ge.t business of ufi o- h r< eombimd. THEY BUY th. i g-. <L i iiect r , n , t | )M I.) laiu’e quantsties a. d i li. ’r prices are the !• v Hft I hat can Le | )a( j C • 1 o.i th> m or w rite ‘ r on a’-lines > I.d prices t ley w i. *: \»- \< u money Also ruii tii. n'v <•< mplete Bicycle > pai' *h ’pill Vorth G’, r.nd ' " a large bicycle t H .. parting business. S. P. DAVIS, Manager. If /> .1 ; i > i d die to night and familyshould be forced to sell your nouse and lot, or little farm, buggies, horses &c.. in order to have a supp >rt fora while what would it bring in cash? if you had the ame amount inves ted n theod reliable Life Com pan vof Kentucky it would be worthfrom $ 1 .CO t » $2-00 on ev ery co lar invested with them. C- C. noimes- Ast, Masonic Temple, .ii. „ The C nnmittwp on Ways anT Means io the Massaclms.-tts Lvg-- isla tu re lecomniend l that the r’tate, inste >d of paying $50.00Q for a statue of Nathaniel P Bimks, expend $2500 for a bust <>. the- Gem r d A , SOUTHERN M LWfty. < o»drn»f4 Sched«l» la tffxt Maj 2, IMi. Stations No. 101 So 14 No 8 Lt Chattanooga 6..tUaoi 2.55 pm lUwpm Ar Dalton 751 am 4 23pm 12.llatn Ar Rome 9.00 am I iipm I Cam Ar Atlanta 11 4 lam B.W>pm 500 am Lv Atlanta 4 10pm 8 lupri. 5.25 am Ar Macon 7.0 pm ll.lOpnu 815 am Ar Jesup AiOaml 2.<lpm Ar Everett 5 25am 3 2.7j>m Ar Jacksonville 8 loam' 93opm Lv Jesup 9.50 am 3.1.8 am Ar Jacksonville .... ... I 00pm 8 30pm Lv Everett. 5.30 am 3 30pm Ar Brunswick OSOati J .3opm No. Scarries Pullman Sleeping car Chatta nooga to Atlanta. No. lOoarries Pullman Sleeping Car Cbatta* nooga to Atlanta No. 14 carries Pullman Drawing Room Buf fet Sleeping Car Chattanooga to Jacksonville anil Alla ita to Brunswick. st a i ions No. 13 1 No 9 I Lv Atlanta I.aranr 4 ut>pm Ar Rome 10.30 am 6 35pm IWatu Ar Dalton Il4>am 7:9pm 2 30am Ar Chattanooga 100 pm! 900 am l lnam Lv Chattanooga 9 topm 8 30am Ar Lexington , 4.55 am 505 pm Ar Louisville 8 00am 8.15 pm Ar t mcltinati. ! I 7.4pam _7 3)pm Lv Chattanooga j l..upm! »1»® Ar Naghvllle , 760 pen 125 pm No. 13 carries Pullman Drawing Room Buf fet Sleeping Car Atlant. t > Nashville- Na 9 carries Pullman Union Sleeping Atlanta to Louisville and Pullman SlecP in » car Chattanooga to Cincinnati. No. 7 carries Pullman S eeping Car Atl* l *’* to Chattanooga and from Chattanooga to uo cinnati. , ST A TlO Nsi N’o .8 Na 1* I Lv Chattanooga 4 05am I « W® Ar Knoxville II 59am 8.05 am »s"pm Ar Morristown 110 pm 9.50 am . JW ar Hot Springs I Ibpm 'll.Catn I- - Ar Asheville 4 SSpml 1 l»pn> ■ Ar Salisbury 6 40pm Ar Greensboro...a 9 52pm 8W»» Ar Raleigh 710 * nl i l !£ Ar Washing ou ‘ 0.42 am 9.*P® Ar New York 1 12.43 pm l No. 12 carries Pullman Sleeping car Chaiw nooga to New York via Ashevll e. . Salisbury to Richmond, arriving Kicd® 0 6.00 a. m ,-u No. 16 ia aolld train Chattanooga to Nor with Pullman Sleeping Car ChatlanoOf Norfolk without change. Close f onn n' l , l . made at Norfolk witn steamers for more. New York and Boston. Pullmani s v lug Car Salisbury to New York via stations. Na I* -ilj-- Lv Chattanooga 6 10 P® ,\}*ni Ar Morristown 12 29am J Ar Bristol 735 am Ar Washington 11 -*P® , •upm Ar New York 8 Na 6 carries Pullman Sleeping nooga to Washington and ChattatiooS'* York without change , cuatta- No. 16 carries Puiiman Sleeping Car p ris tol. nooga to Knoxville and Knoxville STATIJw. I TTSa Lv Rome j fiaais Ar Anniston J. I io. lOP®| Ar Birmingham 4HP ra Ar Meridian "iirfOam] Ar New Orleans '••■•y- j Ar Jackson Ar Vicksburg 7.-j>pfl Ar Shreveport , —-.1 2.1 pm 4, 'Upm Lv l..ime .... arl 8.»5»®1 a J 5 45pm 711 pm Ar Gadsden .at # .j aj 6.10 pm 7.25 pm Ar Au t Daily except. Sunday. H°P. ‘•I W H. green; *en supt. J M CULP. Traf Mgr Washington. | W. A TURK. G P. A Wash !" gt °»nooga'W’W C A BENSCOTER.a <l. pa. c liatt “ r; a, d l‘]l ' Note: Train No. fl will not be op tween Morristown and Asheville a 1.-97 ■
