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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1897)
THE HUSTLER OF ROME Evening Except Saturday, Sun day and Weekly. PH ILLG. BYRD, Editor Ano Manager. Office. Wilkerson | |Block.) Third Avenue. LIST OF SUBSCRIPTION Dally and Sunday, per year S Sunday, per year Weekly (Tub RomkCoiiiuek) psi year W BY CARRIER IN CITY AND BUBUI.BB. Dai.y and Sunday, .lOceuts per we«l , Remit by bank draft, expts;’, money order or registered let. v. Address THE HUSTLER OF ROM E, Rome, Ga. xsred at the Post office as b’iCmhi<l class mnt lei Advertising rates and samp'e /.•<», 1 asking. BUSINESS OFFICE PHONE 85 Darn— the mud and let the wa ter How. Dingley has out-McKinleyed McKinley. The Georgia “Lily White” is en joying ttoe summer. —Nit Just $2,000,000 cold cash, in five day*, in sugar. Sweet. Keeue. Atlanta lost her transfur fight. The Consolidated won. Let’er roll. Times are getting very much better —the Macon Telegraph says they are. Theres a vast difference between Kalama-zoo and the Gress zoo at Grant’s Park. The piece of Europe, in which the Sultan was most deeply con cerned-—lay in Thessaly. Judge Lynch continues to sus pwd his judgement— and the oth er courts are taking hints. London Society ladies are said to get as drunk as lords while, the lords get as drunk as biled owls” Prices under the Dingley tariff law will cut a fine figure, but there will be more put on than natural. The “str'ped lord” like Will Meyers, seems to have gone in a hole and pulled the hole in after him. The lynching business is also brisk over 2i 1 Alabama. The supply is not great r than the de mand. An Atlanta gold-bug negro has b *en arrested for stealin a S2OO silver service from a colored church. The nation went for gold last year, and the freez-out is even worse than the boys will get at Klondyke. Tom Watson's demand for the qpturn of shin-plasters may he of small note but Tom thinks its promising for prosperity. These “waves of prosperity” that are sweeping over the country have flooded the coal mines and Dig down to the cause of you sickness, if you want to get well and stay well. Most likely its in digestion. The irritating poisons of fermenting, putrid fosd, left in the stomach by indigestion, cause headache, nervousness, dizziness,' stomach-ache, nausea, irritability, and all the other well-known symptons of indigestion. They also cause many pains ai d disorders which are often laid to other causes and hence are not easily cured But as soon as the poisons are removed, nil these symptoms ano disappear, because there is nothing left to cause them. Nothing succeeds m this like Shaker Digestive Cordial, be cause it prevents the undigested 1 foed from fermenting in the stoin-l ach and helps the stomach to di gest its food. Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to SI.OO per bottle Screfola I Infests the blood of humanity. It appears in varied forms, but is forced to yield to Hood's Sarsaparilla, which purifies and vitalizes the blood and cures all such diseases. Read, this: In September, 1894,1 made a misstep and Injured my ankle. Very soon afterwards, A Sore two inches across formed and in walking to favor it I sprained my ankle. The sore became worse; I could not put my boot on and I thought I should have to give up every step. I could uot. get any relief MTV to st..p work. ! read of a cure t>f . -.w * 'T..od’s vayU-dll&cnd concluded to try 't Before I had taken ail of two bottle i th< sore had healed cud the swelling led "cue down. My JI I - W € ts now well and I ht . u been greatly bene fited otherwise. I have increased in weight and am in health. I cannot say enough in praise o. Hood’e Sarsapa rilla.” Mrs. H. Blakb, fad. Berv,: ’-.’lp. This and other similar cures pro, < . ,u c & s vOO S Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. sl. Prepared only by C. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. , -A-it the best family cathartic Mood S •’ills and liver s»'■—'Uaet. 25c quenehed the fres iu a 1 uedred sac lories. A few more waves and the masses will be worse slaves to the clases than the African was to the white master. Because the nigger was given work and. food. Ihe head of many an humble family cannow get neither. Mexico, on the silv r standard is much more prosperous, relative ly speaking, than the United States, on the gold standard says Editor’Lewis This is indirectly admitted by intelligent gold stand ard papers. But the lesson it teaches is lost on a party whi.ch is silly enough to believe’hat pro tective tariffs foster the pr sperrity of the masses W. C. I’. Breckon bridge ad dressed tl e Kentucky “National Democrats ’ on “National honor.” Perhaps this hoary headed Id re probate kuows something abci t “National honor.” Itsjdeid cer tain he is a stranger to the other brand. There are probably other eases in Georgia similiar to th.it of D . Ryder, that will take the same road in being removed fiom the the docket. The people 'object to the protection through a g.m r-, ationof a cause in which society j is vita’.y int rested,--Spana Iwh—; maelite. Another American flag has been lacerated. But what's the differ ence. We have plenty of flags and can replace it. Uncle Sam’s policy sems to be to have his boss so badly treat'd, when they are o'l'the ranch they will be glad £to get back and contented to stay. P J. Moran, the sweat liar of of the Constitution, is now draw ing “trembling air” maps shew ing whore fruit is never frost-bit ten in Georgia. As a liar with a “trembling air” P. J. holds the Fort. To the Alanta Constitutions roll of fame, formerly c mposid of Brufl’y, Barrett and Moran, is now added the name of Cramer, the Talbot county lyncher-cores pondent. Shades of Munchausen! what a “Big 4.” If Rome would put in a first class filtering plant,she cculd save enough clay, now going to waste in the water sys'em, to male enough brick to pave her streets the first year, And the evil doer of Floyd, taketh his summer vacation. The grand jury toils and maketh way | for many arest for the Sh riff and j his brave deputies. The Blalock in Mil- Jledgtvill. If Dr. Powell lets it • escape, he should be dismissed from office. Perhaps Andri e had miners | supplies aboard his balloon and is ' taking a “near cut” for the KI jl | dyke Mark Han:. : says 1 e is in fav< • of granting th.* demands of the strikers.|This h no joke. —Albany Herald. The Dingley Bill is a law and the poor man will proceed nt a livelier rate t> make the rich man richer. Gainesville is in her glory this week. Her *' 'it. cqnn will be. . Tne Clm t.' <p i • <■" ‘ \ . i lie n di>- McK i. lev 1 o < -o .> j i 8 gtl in f. tie’ IJ; n L'' .i . \ I-'H ho d nsutiier- t • b!■.it,; i» b ’c b< i;i“ lb ng I.- ■ ’ While tlm masses •Joi.t know much about ti e sugar schedu e; the classes do, for thev own the terminal faci'iti s tai. Dacaiur is at.lai.ta s liv» st .and most metropolitan suburb. But Judge John Candl. r is calculated to measure upto every emergen cy- If Prof. Andrew brings back a piece of the North pole with him, the people will believe hr fcas sawn what he claims to have seen. Governor Tanner was hissed by Chicagoans in the Logan monu ment parade. But Tanner, like Mark Hanna, has a thick hide and a poor recol'ection. Rc ed has at last announced his committee. The Georgians, includ ing Judge Maddox, have be-m well cared for. Reed knows able men when he meets them. With C-irb/t playing ball and John £•. Sullivan umpiring games, it would seem that d.amends mt yet to be sought even through the /I | o *VT /' • I l»O 14, 1 »J * • Mis Lease wants to be Governor of Kansas. Poor bleeding Kansas! But then this is an off gias-hop per year, which means that the wind is tempered & etc. James R. K ene cleared $2,0C0,- 000 in five days in Sugar trust stock. This is the sort of prosper ity that Republican tariff legisla tion brings about Mac n Ne vs. Germany i- training one thous and fier.ee d"g' to be use I in war. j When the young war lord turns Icose his dogs of wa r , there'ib be a howl and the bark will fly. While the stickh rs for law and order are whining themselves mto a head ache over the Ryder affair, they f wget that they yet thave in A sick person trying- to keep up on mere ■ stimulating tonics is like anyone pretend- I ing to swim while supported by a belt. The I instant the support is withdrawn down you go. Nearly all diseases result from a deep seated impairment of the nutritive powers which cannot be reached by any temporary exhilaration. The only good that any med icine can do is to increase your own natural powers of recovery and make you able to swim for yourself. J The debilitating weakness, nervousness and digestive disorder which indicates this ! state of mal-nutrition -an orlj- be overcome :by a scientific remedy like Dr. Pierce’s | (Solden Medtasl Di ■ - ■ -■■■ hich ■ rectly upon the dige five a;rl blood-making organs, and effects tin nuiiitive trail; r an- ' I tion of food into rich, healthy blood, which 1 ! carries genuine permanent vitality to every | ■ corner of the system. ] It is vastly more nutritious than malt extracts. It does not paralyze the nerves, I l but feeds them with health. It is better , than cod liver oil emulsions. It is assimi- | lated by the weakest stomachs. It does , not make flabby useless fat, but muscular I strength and healthy nerve-force. It is the only perfect invigorant for corpulent people, j ‘ Mrs. Ella Howell, of Derby. Perry Co., Ind., ; writes: “In the year of 1594 I was taken with . I stomach trouble—nervous dyspepsia. There was ( ' a coldness in my stomach, and a weight which > seemed like a rock Everything that I ate gave I I ms great pain; I had a bearing down sensation; 1 was swelled across my stomach; ’ad a ridge ; 1 around my right side. 11:1 i in a short ti: ie I '-as bloated. I was treated 1 ' ur t phj sicians but get no 1 Then Dr. 1 Golden Medical Discovery ws recommended to 1 I me and I got it. an io it. I , I began to see a change or the better. X was so weak I could not walk across the room without • assistance. I took Dr Pierce’S Golden Medical I Discovery and one bottle ot the ‘Pleasant Pel lets.' I began to improve very fast after the use of a few bottles The phy«iciatis who attended me said I had dropsy ' and that my disease w,.s leading into pulmonary consumption. I had j quite a cough, and the home physicians gave me | aptodie. I thank God that my cure is permanent.” I Ladies Who Suffer from nny complaiot peculiar to their sex—such as Profuse, Pairj ful, Suppressed or Irregular Men struation, are soon restored to health by Bradiield’s Female Regulator. It is a combination of remedial agents which have been used with the greatest success for njorc than 25 years, and known to act speci - fically with and on organs of z j, Meostruation, and recomnjended for such complaints / X only. It never fails A ~f'7 \ tO 9 iv ® rc l ,e * ! a od I ealth A? jl of the suffering ; i‘ s j woman, it shoulJ ‘ b e tokeQ by tja 1 , . 1 girl just budding womanhood // u tion s s cant ‘ Sup- * pressed. Irregular .Ji*. or Painful, and all delicate won>en should use it, as its tonic properties have a won derful influence in toning up and strengthening the systen) by driv ing through the proper channels all impurities. “A daughter of one of my customers fflluad menstruation from exposure and cold, and on arriving at puberty her health was completely wrecked, until she was twenty-four years of age, when upon my recommendation, she used one bottle of Hradfleld’g Female Regulator,com pletely restoring her to health." J . W. Hkllums, Water Valley, Miss. Thi Bradfield Rcgulator Co., Atlanta, Ga. •OLD at ALL DRUGGISTS *v •! FtR BOTTLC. the flesh, Perry, Flanrißgan, Mrs. Noble, Echols and a score more of as foul murderers as ever shed in ocent blood. Let the censurers of the Ryder lynchers hug these to their convictions and be comfort ed. Athens has her negro post-mas ter. Augusta will soon 1 ave one, while Rucker has been lauded in (he Collector’s rffice , This is the Haiiiiarizing of Georgia for which ihe ‘‘Lily Whites” are largely re sn ’i sible . Giving to the epidemic of small pox now pri valent in Birmingham Selma I ;. - quarantined against the r”turn of a negro excursion, “All (•< Iv» l hf •( 1 L H 11. 4., 1, , I iq w Ltnrt (lev •. < ilo fr in Ihe Ir. n City. 'HIE LADIES FAVOR' n N. Bring the Ladies of your house hold to the Da Soto Hotel when you visit Savannah Rates $2.50 her clay and upwards during the summer Season. The ladies think the De Soto grand and enjoyable, THE GENERAL k REDUCTION IN * > BICYCLE PRICES eloquently proclaims the fact gNI that to-day 18 year old” kN “Are the Standard S of the U.S.A.” g the highest priced, high-grade wheels on the market. |w| Rambler buyers who 9avcd f 2 .> are now smiling I Bl 1897 catalogues free. Agents at all important points. Gormully & Jeffery Mfg. Co., Ha WASHINGTON, D. C. S Guy C. Cothran Agt Kjti j, Ga . BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE’S UNION OF AM ERICA,;CH AT TANOOGA, TENN. RE DUCED RATES/VIA SOUTHERN RAIL WAY- For the occasion of the Seventh ( Annual Convention of the Baptist ! Young People’s Union of America, 1 Chattanooga, Tenn., July 15th -18, 1897, the Southern Railway will | sell tickets to Chattanooga, Tenn., j and return at rate :f one fare for Ine fare for the round-trip. Tick ts wi'l be sold July 13th, 14th and 125th 1897, gnod to return until July 21st, 1897. 1 Limits may bo extended to Au gust 15th, 1897, if tickets : re da posited with agent Chattauaof ■ before J.dy 19th. I Call on any agent of the Sou ern Railway for informati 1 . M hen a fellow wants ti guv<Tii meut job, and wants it very badly and gets the influence and endorse ment of some man who helps him to “make the landin'.” he ie de: d certain to speak of the friend with-n-pu!) as a “s'atesman.” if, noweve-. there j. atr ther mat • with-ii-pii I workiiur lor <>l f > s ri val .«li > , we na 1(1r •I» 11> i1 k 11 tni- ma -.vii li-a.pu r .<• a p i . cut. ’ * * * 11 is a duly t<, put worn ti'- fulness b liinu oi,< . T <■ I, i.n must he letii'iied, or w,- -h ill not “gr w straight io t.be si r< ogih of our spirit and live out .tn |j‘ ( . i(S the .ight,” as Swinburne so well puts it. * * * Oh, no, Jane, dear, the Hustler of Rome is not ded— nor his it been dead. Its only been restin. ’ And its most good rested now, so you can safely count er. its doing some powerful fine work when it wakes up—and its vakiu’ too. * * « A little schoolgirl iu the rural districts of Georgia was assign d a composition on “Temperance,” and the following is the result: “Temperance is more better than whiskey. Whiskey is 10 cents a diiuk, and lots of it My p» drinks whiskey. He has been full 113 times. One night he came home late, and my ma went out and cut some hickories and walloped him good. Then she ducked his head in a tub of soap suds and locked him up in the barn. And the next morning my pa said he reckon he’d swear off.” One rea' live grand jury can do more to depopulate a county of its lawless element, than a dozen same line with the sami class of natives. * * * How careless the people of this ccuntry are of human life. Look at the news reports foi a day and pause and ponder on u ,he low valve our people place upon the “mor tal coil.” I lived at Halifax for nearly six years and in that time only one murder was icommitted in the entire province, of Nova Scotia. Think of that ;one mur der in six years in a ountry of about 300.000 people 0,000 of whom liyed in one city and that city on the best harbouin North America, if not in the orld. * * •* A great many cotton lants par tially destroyed by fireearller in the season, are now beg rebuilt by contracting rain-mers. The South is strictly top-column n xt-to-reading mattei * * * Dingley’s war on ists re minds me of the fello who un dertook to kill his choking him to death on butte-or of the boy who tried to kill rabbit by turning him aloose in oad briar patch. Mr. Dingley evidently thinks that he can be up the trusts and money kingy piving them more business th they can say grace over. VIRGINIA COLLEG ROAN OKE VA. 'The Viiginia College Young Lad'es, located in Vueautiful City of Roanoke, Virgi h one of the foremost instibns of learning in the Sou'h. Ihagn.fi cent new buildings wi I mod g mprovements, on -.ampus ofter. acres, amid gorgemoun tain scenery in the ValLf Vir gin' a, fntned for health ample cour eof study, Europ and American teachers, make Vir itiii Oillegs for Y oui.adies one of the most att rctivi?beau tiful colleges in the Suiltl is attended by pupils reJftthg twenty States. Opens SepM. Lr descriptive catalogue adssMjj. tie P. Harris, Roanok hfgiua. GIVES STRONGTH TO MEN. Free to All Who are Weak and Worn. ' A Method to Cure and Increase the Power. It is a remarkable fact that a man never appreciates the sutler mgs of others until he himself h aß passed through the fire of p a j n 0 . remorse. Then it ie that he looks around for those who are suffer ing; he wants them to profit h v hie expelience; he gives his time and money g'adly for the bei efit f "flu IS mid I.ev r tires of |jj g I •■>••• v. ■ - zeal. There are plenty of men weak and worn out, struggling with r< tnorso and fear, the natu ral outcome of habits that brought incapacity; a seustof lonesome ness and a feeling os if the best side of life had been banished for ever. Such men should write tc Thomas Slater, Box 235, Kalama zoo, Mich. He will send free by mail, in a plain, sealed envelope, full particulars about the method he used, and 'this will enable any man to get a complete cure at home. It is the method that Mr. Slater used to cure himself of the troubles that sap the strength and vigor and also enlarged his organs to natural size. The cure was so complete, so satisfying, and such a change from his former condi tion that he will gladly tell others ail about it, sending all particu lars. He figures that he doesn’t know of a better way to show hi, appreciation of his own cure and the sufferings of others. There must be generous men in this world to off set the tide of avarice. Writ' 1 to Mr. Slater —it will cost nothing for his description and method, A HOUSEHOLD NECCESSITY ~ «.v», »«.v iiajju w arier fu| medical discovery or the age, pleasant a»<j refresuing to the taste, act gently and positive y on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire eysteui, dispel colds, cure headache, te. ver. habitual constipation and biliousnese. Please bny and try a box ot C. C. c. today; 10, ,o) osuc- s>u .14 i g j .ran wed to cure by all druggists DR- G. B. BLACKMAN I VeteßlN’„y PhYbICIAN —AND Surgeon. Leave calls at Ramey’s or Green’s tables. Residence, Mrs Johu on’s, opposite City Hall. Pianos, Organs, Bicycle —FOR SALK OR RENT— With purchasing privileges. XT We want youi trade, and to get it we are willing to work for it, or make any reasonable con cessions to get it. We are heie to stay—we are your neighbors and comply with all re quir e meut s as as same. We have bought heavily from the manufactory and have Xhe goods to sell, and . are ready to com pare prices with any market on our line. We also have a large supply of machine nepdies for all ma chines. Small musical in strument strings, otc. Rent first class bicyle»i and run an tip-to« dat« repair shop. Can do any thing to a bike. : ; : : E.E. Porbes s. P. DAVIS, Manager. Na 327. Broad St. ROME, GEO (GIA Mr aril Whiskey Hubltr. W? U C 3 “ ill bunie wiiil- & F f fit Fwtl Cut | a.J Biok of & M” SeWS t'< ularxnent FHF". WW-W B.M.WOOLLFV, * ■ AU J C.n. aQce 101 N. rCTO***
