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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1897)
THEBjOJ ROIB! en.ng Except Saturday, Sun-' ila\ and Wcrfc.V T /'"i ’’YRD. Manager LHILG. BYRD. Edit.. :. ' > i < o<• k. ’Third Irenin 1 LIST OF SUBSCRIPTION Daily an<t Su-i.lav, pei j--»r .. .... # Su 'a , per year ... . Jt.o.'l v. . The RomkCovkiek) pel year <' I BY CARRIER IN CITY AND .-ÜBC ? | ai'.d Sunday, fik-eut® per wet Remit by liuhk dr.-Jt, "N| nxwy ori l "' - or regist< red let. V. Add rose THE HUSTLER OF RO.V E, j R -m«, Gt*.. j . ' • t k ; rffioe M* c •<><! e ass ma: set I I A irciaiaxn -s ill s.n>o co ie« 'cr th asking. BUSINESS OFFICE PHONE 85 “Dam the Etowah.” And th'v sought us at the Kim -11. Che wave of prosperity only reatened Shorter. que“D of all the c al leges, is in her glory. Romans bate a dull time. Sarn Jones lived in Rom- at one time. In the c mcert of the powers Greece will have to pay the tid dler. Somebody wants tl.e concert of Europe called upon to stop the L >gan —McCook carnage . ✓ ” Speaker Read will probably re main in session until August—the Senate ditto. If th. ■ mayor of Fitzgerald has .“allied to the stripes congr ss should lose no tiin- in according him beH’g-r-nt rights ® If the “striped lord” didn’t marry that SI,OOO he means to p- oaecute with, who did be “do” for it? If tne “striped lord” could find a jury of a dozen men, none of whom he had swindled, he —j couldn't (I a thing—even then We congratulate Shorter college on the selection of ihat peerless orator Bob Berner of the State of Franklin. Turkey owes the financiers of Europ- eight hundred million del-! ars Turkey is in Europe to stay. ; If Broker 0 hapman had been a ' multi-millionaire he, to l , might; h -escaped imprisonment, ob-i eery s tne Macon News. Po iticians are beginning to i creep out of their holes since Sami Joi es has departed and no more! lambasting® are in store for them. 1 -—Augusta News Tne receivership business con tinue® brisk in At anta. There 1 mast be money in it for some-! oody. —Ad)any Herald . f W-I ► !■ I >W -SO* r 11TB -~11 - - ■TMIWBI W live in ; country of which * the ;?r;.nni».., -e »urage is stomach •' r a o trouble. It is mor- wide-spread than any. of disease, and very nearly, more dangerous. I One tinug that makes it so dang rou~ i’ that it] is so ’little "nd.aistood, it would be more cured, less universal ’.han . pw. those who wish to be cured, : 'iaker Digestive Cordial, be-[ 1 it goes to the £root ofj the u u’c rz „o other medicine does. The pu r e, harmless, curative herbs and plants, of which it is composed, are render it so certain, am at the same time, so gentle a u Lj helpj and strengthens the '.o..ach, purifies and tones up the ;svem At druggists, price 10c tn sl.oo' per'iott'.e ■ Infests the blood of ..umami). It j appears in varied forms, but is forced . to yield to Hood s >arsapart.la, which I purifies and vitalizes the blood mid 1 cures all such diseases. Read this: j “In September, ISM, I made a misetep and Injured my ankle. Very soon afterwards, A Sore ' two inches across formed and in talking to favor it I sprained my ankle. The sore I became worse; I could not put my boot on and I thought I should have to give up , aj ©very step. I could not get any relief hwi to stop work. I read of a cure of > ~’ *'.sc ... Z*vo.l s .c..j—.l.a j I concluded t trv i La fore I had taken j I ell of two b<. : tne core had healed and the swelling .. I gone down. My gsa _ JL I I r ■ ’uTW !■ | I :b now well and Ih. e been greatly bene- sited ctfic.-w: . I hate increased in weight and am ir. bt ’.er health. I cannot sav enous’h in praise of Hood’s k'rwpa rilla.” Mrs. H. JJlak Sc. Bern '■ This and ether similar cures pro-. 4 Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the On.” True Blood Purifier. All druggists. sl. Prepared only by C. I. Hood A Co., Lowell. Ma.se. _the best family cathartic Hood g • ills and liver st*- 'ixrV 23c- Gen. Miles did not ranch the Or.ent in time i<> witness any of the engagements be’ween the Turks and Greeks. He was f>:tu iiate. Governor Atkinson seeins deter mined to rectify the wrongs in the convict system. He i“ working tc that end IL is making an ef.lC ei.t Governor.—Marietta Journal. An exchange remarks that “wo men were made before m rrors. This leads the Americus Herald to add- “And most of them are there.yet. ” ’Gene Debs claims (hat he hut organized an industrial army ot 700,000 men. which wiH soon start trom Chicago for the far west. Debs should head for Cuba -bn go via New York and the high seas The operati n f teaching the young Athenian’s idea how to i shoot, having ceased for the sea’ i son, that integral will now devote his time to marbles, green apples and killing frogs—A hens Ban ner. Melba laughs to scorn a Europ ean offer of an engagement at s4'<o a night. The stimulating Ameri i can atmosphere makes her voice I capable of reaching a much higher I note than that. | It is now reported that he I Brad ey Martins haye “broken m- 1 ,to the Prince of Wales’ sbt,” but no mention is made of the exact • expense attached to such a break- 1 • w - '—— The New Y rk J urnal attacks i Ambassador Buck for hanging ; around the white house in the in terest of Ge; rgia r slice seekers, i Buck wants to do all the harm in can before he depar's for good. ! Physicians in the employ of the j big insurance companies have an-1 ; nouneed as a conclusion after! , some study that beer drink' rs are i poor r -ks for life insurance, and .bicycle ibws and athletes are put , in ths sume c ass . Suppose we send Lyons to fill some federal position in Atlanta,; where bis solicitous friends” can ? see more of him.— Augusta Chron- j icle. A few hangings would clear the 1 legal atmosphere in Georgia. Too' many murderers are escaping the gallows. And this is what cause?| lynchings.—Thomasville Times Owing to a scarcity of three em-dashes very tew Kentucky newspapers are able to produce verbatim reports of the proceed ings of the Legislature.—Wash ’ iugton Post. I Our Atlanta friends prevailed ‘ and saved us from the “zebra’s'j I w i a I b. i A man who suys l"t libel of 1 character must tio-t prove that he 1 ad a character that could be lib* led. - The North Georgia peach is hap py on the way, while the heavy | vield of grapes on a thousand ; North Georgi r hills wax unto a g,<>ri >us harvest time. Il ’s *e be hoped that the Jlomej | attorneys who are retained by j j Beresford will demand their f-"s jin advance A suit i- - alright l ut a I brub-’s wardrobe is u troublesome ! retainer. ! The Husti>!r of Rome prefers) jtltH facts —and can easily pr< ve | that all news published in recent reports in these columns has Deen based on facts. It B-resford ".ere as big a fool as he is a scoundrel he would have , visit d. the young lady at Kramer, 1 mste’O of skipping out for Nash- I ville. Kramer always was an “un nealthy” place for Beresford more so now, however, than ever before. # - If Bud Blalock’s investigating committee spends less money in their deliberationn ’han they save the dear people in reduction of ‘ taxes and expenditures, it will be the’iirst on< of the kind on record i i a long whil •. Let us hope that great good may come from them. —Senoia Enterprise Gazette The “zebra lord” may or may • not have committed bigamy, but it is a fact, and time will prove i’ that a little Fitzgerald ft irl has committed the error ofter life. I Who unwillingly furnishes the ■ “zebra lord” with the SI,OOO he alleges he will use in prosecuting a libel suit? I The Hustler of Rome fails to 1 see wheie any good can come to the Rome public schools, when even little inc’denv transpiring i within the schools ;s to he made statewide sensations. The Hustler f Rome believes Sup'. Harris and ‘ his b"ard <-f teachers are honest ’ and capable and that the moral and lit rary training of the city's ' children can be intrusted to no 1 better hands. Let the school’s good cotn“ fi>&t and last and all th time. It’s a very remarkable coinci dence that every time a “special” from Fitzgerald mentions the name of Sidney Lacelies, the ex-convict, the in me of Mayor Goodnow is connected therewith—and it has been repoifed tha’ Mayor Gooc muw is alleged to h .ve stated that La.-v) lies >s as good as th') best citizens of the C doi.-y City. We don’t understand this, even a l:t- .”3 The Greeks wen y 3 physically perfect and 3 4 beautiful because they M were healthy. The .H man who sutlers from ill - health cannot lye £ • . < »*•** ception ir: disorders of the digestion. When the digestion is bad the blood becomes im pure, and is imperfectly supplier! with the food - elements that build up new and healthy tissues, and tdar down, i and carry away those that are inert and half-dead. The nerves • are not rebuilt from day to day with new, vigorous, active fibers. Every organ, tissue, mus- I cle and nerve in the body is half famished ; for healthy nutriment. Almost any dis i ease in the category of human ills may be I the residt of this condition. Most fre j quently it is the most deadly of disorders t —consumption. Sometimes it is some other wasting disease. Again, it may be j scrofula or some skin disease. There is a sure preventive and remedy 1 for these conditions and maladies. It is Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It corrects all disorders of the digestion. I It restores the lost or failing appetite and invigorates the liver. It fills the arteries with the pure, rich, red blood of health. It builds new, firm flesh, healthy, active nerve fibers, and strong elastic muscles. It cures 98 per cent, of all cases of con sumption, and wasting diseases. It cures nervous prostration. Druggists sell it. The man who is too lazv or neglectful to take an occasional dose of medicine to ward off the evil effects of constipation deserves to die. And he will surely get his deserts, for constipation is the first cause of much sickness. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipatiou. They never 1 . gripe. One little “Pellet” is a gentle laxative, and two a mild cathartic. All good druggists ■ 1 sell them. Ko other pills are as good. Woman's Diseases Are as peculiar as unavoidable, and cannot be discuss ed or treated as we do those to which the entire human j family are subject, i I Menstruation sus- ip tains such import- li'r ant relations to her’ajj health, that Suppressed, Irregu- r lar or Painful, she soon becomes I lamruid. nervous languiu, uuvuun and irritable, the bloom leaves her cheek and very grave complica-1 tions arise unless Regularity and Vigor are restored to these organs. I Bradfield's 'i * most noted 1 3 ClTiaiC Pjy siCi an s of the South, Regulator sort prevail more extensively than in any other section, and has never failed to correct disordered Men struation. It restores health and strength to the suffering woman. ‘•We h»ve for the p»st thirty years handled Bradfield’s Female Regulator, both at whole sale and retail, and in no instance has it failed to give satisfaction. We sell more of it than all other similar remedies combined." Lamar. Rankin & Lamab, Atlanta, Macon and Albany, Ga. Thi Braofikld regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga. Sold by all Druggists at SI.OO per Bottle. i | 111 ■■■ ■< “ tk hit. On the oth»-r bund, if the ‘ Mayor ®-.ii > it we know- he is tnis ! taken because we know many real ! gen’leraen who live and d‘> a legi imate business in Fitzgerald. Mayor Goodnow should secure a divorce from the bogus lord—he has easily f ull and sufficient greunus. Judge Felton recently remarked ’ from the Bench at Macon: “I am not at ah sun, in the light of re cent events, that ‘punishment is not m re cdrl<tin to be impos’d for the killing of a dog than tor the ’ kil ing of a mini ’ ” 'l'he Savann ih Prevs adds: “It is said that fudge . Cuudkr in At’anla ims se. ienct?d forty mord' rers i■> the past twelve jnonths ami there nas < n l.u’ I , one execution ” «*«■■- EDITORIAL BONBONS 1 Possibly Philadelphia wan's to t steal Baltimore’s title ot Monu -1 mental City —Baltimore Ameri s can. The Dingley bill seems to have i . . revived the protesting ir.dustr/ ail over the country. —De roit Free Press. Speaker Reed's bi-week,y House ’ meets today. It almost meds an X almanac to keep track of it. — Boston Herald. ’ About this time :he American ! people have a rig it to expeet ’ friends in Congress as well as C - ba. —1 diamipolis Journal. Congri ssmtm S'mpson pu's to sham ’ the faint hearted (Weeks. Observe the undying courage of tiie man. —Cleveland Plain-Dealer The Suita?) n-'.w r aliz- s t' at In is not the whole thing, but he d mbtles.T thinks he is all of if ex c pt the Czar Evening Post. There is a suspicion that Russia has a “coht d ek” c<>nce-iled some-I i where. Ever’, t uj > ,jr Czar shows I his Lanu he ”msth ■ trick.—Chi- - ! cago Tribune. If Tillman c n succeed in pilch- I physically robust and manly. The S woman whe ' is sickly can -7 not be beau ' tifal and -.v'> manly. Most ali forms of ill-health have their in- forking the sugi-r speculators i: i the Senate the extra session will not have been in vain . —St. Loin P' rt, Dispute it We are changed by lh resford with having “slandered” him. It tiie tact that, since his recent par don from the penitentiary, we have refused in our columns to lionize him, to “write up” Lis alleged business successes and his cham paign suppers and alleged “birth day” celebrations have been a slander, then we plead guilty. Oth er papers in Georgia may go ac cording to their light. As for the Hustler of Ivo.ue we know the bogus lord to be a wonderfully ’lever criminal and refuse to lend our columns to his bold plan of advertising himself, knowing that all he aims -ui is the fleecing of m-i'OH’ dollars tr in the pockets of tin- innocent. He mav return to Georgia Hom Nashville uu 1 tht-n again be may ti ke the wrong train and next be heard fiom bLeding the musquitoes on some New .Jer sey estate. THE GOVERNOR’S STAFF It is said when all of Governor A'kins> n's staff turns out nt once it outnumbers any company in the i p irnde. —An ’ustn Chronicle Tiie size of the staff < f the pres- ; e t coveriior has been commented j upon at different times in various v»‘i. -, jo ular and otherwise The t ,- u:L is, al! o’ tiovcrnor Atkin- 1 sm s staff does not turn <ut at one time, and this tact is at once| I apparent. For instance, hi t week I the staff was summoned to meet i in S vannah. It could not be ex pected that tiie Rome, Da'ton, or j North Georgia members wr uld , come all the way to Savannah to; parade But the M aver >ss, Albany. Augusta, and South Gemgia mem bers c.mid turn out. So when the governor goes to North Georgia he is sure of a good c-cort from his staff. The selections are s » made as to insure a certain bodyguard wherever the governor happens to be. There is no appropriation made to defray their expenses. Members of the stuff pay their own wav, hire their own horses, and purchase their own uniforms. So that all the colonels are not ex pected to respond on every occa 8 nas waiti n' officers. It may b 3 said ot Governor A’- kinsoii’s staff that it is the first up to date st«ff any governor of Georgia has had since the war. .Members have full drees parade su fs, fatigue suits, ai.d now have ordered regulation saddle blankets. This is a da~k blue blanket with gold luce, o. e inch wide on the edge' Governor Atkinson is espe cially anxious that his staff t-hali present a uniform appearance and i ! s • qiiipmen' is h’t dsome and m.detn in every respect Governor Atkinson hat otderxi hi« military secretary to strike the names of ;•]]_ members . f hie staff who have not purchased full dress uniforms and full equipment. T t looks at this distavce as if (his part of the mili tary establishment in Georgia was fully up to date.—S ava nna h Press. Pianos, Organs, Bicycles FOR SALE OR RENT— With purchasing privileges. We want youi trade, and to get it «e are willing to work for it, or make any reasonable con cessions to get it. We are hete to stay—we are your neighbors and comply with all re quire ment s as as same. We have bought heavily from the manufactory and have the goods to sell, and are r-ady to com pare prices with any market on our line. We also have a l&rge supply of machine ne dies for all ma chines. Sin ill musical in strument string®, etc. Rent first I ( class bicyles and rim iu. up-to- I date repair shop. Can do any- - iw- KO ' f i ning to a nige. • : : • R b Rorhos S. P. DAVIS, Manager. No 327. Broad St. ROME, DOUBLE TAXES Tax Receiver R. L. Fester will will be at the court house from now until June 20 to receive the tax returns and urgently requests those who have not made their re turns for 1897 to do.so at once, thus avoiding double taxis as pre scribed by Jaw. For a realy enjbyable smoke you must try a “ Select. ” D.x’t T< pac< ■'\Vf7 1 Yi.ru OQ ■ If jou want to quit tobacco nan,- 1 cr»T«r. it nxile well, utr< rg. fl of uew life atul vlg. r, take i»,..T<- (t fl tier-worker ihTt iiiake- weak fl any gah> ten pent <> h. tmda-s Bt B cured. Buy No-To Ha< ft. | Will) Vlll ).I’!I <<, . , ~j ( kL.i.W n.ailed tree. Ad. Stet ling R ellledv 1 or?ew\jik. ' ' llca co CHEAP RATES lONASHV.LLP AOCOHNT THE TENNESSEE c FVr| NIaL AND INTERNATtON AI Fx P' snioN: nashvii.i, F Ti . Xx MAY TO OCTOBER ,‘JO, For tne above 'occasion tho ; w ester.) & Atlantic p. ]> ( Nashville, Chattam oga Ag» ] is Ry., will sell .round trip' jetsiromall si at io llg Na«l lV i|i 'I Te> n., at very low Gates. -J $5 1G Rome to Nashville T (1 ; and return Hck. t- on sale . from April 2tth till October 3 (ll k I limited s>-v< n (7) days. ' D ’ $7.55 Rowe to Nashville, T ( . l n and return, tickets on gp | - ' from April 29th till October kin? imited fifteen (15) days ° $10.20 Rome to Na?hville. T eiJn and return, tickets cn sale April 28th till October 15th limited N o . vemberOth 1897. For special rates f or students and their teachers, Millitary Com panies and uniformed Brass Rands and Fire Companies travelirg in bodies of twenty-five or more on solid ticket, call or wjjfp. C. K. Ayer, P. &T. A. Rcme, Ga. C. E.-Harman, G. P. A. Atluiifa. Ga, SUMMER RESORTS. Many delightful summer resort are situated on and reached via the Southern Railway. Whether - one desires the seaside or the mountains, the fashionable hotels or quiet country homes, thev cun he reached via this magnificent highway of travel. Asheville, N. C., Roan Moun tain, ienn.,ai.d the mountain re , sorts of East Tennessee and West ern North Carolina—“ The Land of the Sky,“ Tate Springs, Tenn., ; Oliver Spring®, Tenn., Lookout Mountain, Tenn.. Lithia Springs, i Ga., the various \ irginia Springs, i also the seashore resorts are reach ed by the Southern Railway on convenient schedules and at very I low fates. Ihe Southern Railway has is sued a handsome folder, entitled “Summer Homes and Resoits,” descriptive of nearly one thousand summer r sort hotels and board ing houses, including information regarding rates for board at the different places and railroad rates to reach them. rite to C. A. Benscoter, A tj. P- A., Southern Railway Chattanoor Tenn., fora copy of bis folder. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE M estern it Atlantic R, R. tra.ns for 2_tlanta leave Rome 6 a m 7 :35 ! a m 4:25 p m arrivi: g Atlanta B:4C a m 10:35 a m 7 .30 p m returning leave Atlanta at S:ls a m 4:2Cp m 5:35 p m arrive Rome 11.25 a i m 7 :35 p m 8 :30 p m. For Dalton, Chattanooga and Nashville trains leave Rou e 7 :35 a m 4:25 p ni- Effective May IG’h. C. K. Ayer, P. & T. A. —— «e— . ■ HEAP R VTES ROME i’ ) H VaNNAH RY THE SOUTH- ERN RAILWAY. May 17th, and 18th. good to re turn until May ?Brd. account of the Grund Lodge Knights of Pyth ias. I'he Louthern is the shortest and quickest to Savannah. Get full prrticu'ars from, T. 0. Smith, P. & T. A., Rome, Ga CHEAP RATES TO CHAR- LOTTE, N. C. The Western A Atlantic R. R will sell round trip tickets to Charlotte N. C., and return at one fare ($lO 60 from Rome) tickets on sale May 17 to 21 in clusive limited to June 10ih 1897. On account the “Presbyterian General Assembly.” For furthe information call on or write 0. I Ayer, P. & T. A. R-me.
