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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1897)
seventh /ear I i ikes tlx* pure, koy wholesome and delMlouA. ’ feovj >po4 i powder ' Absolutely Pur© HESHOT IHE JHUTES” At Cbtsawlie He Run and Fell PUD TRIED TO TEH Sqcire Early How It Happened. I'heGu. Went Off Before He TAough And The Jai l Went A tie Him Square S. P. Earley was tried before Justice of Peace Walter Harris ou n peace warrant sworn out by Simipson Van-Polt the would be lover of Mr. Earley io year old daughter. As told in yesterdays Hustler ol Rome .Mr. Harb y was required to eivo a hundred la nd •< keep the peace. Mr W. B. Eubanks represented Mr. Van Pelt and Fouche and Chas. W. Underwood .Mr Early. The Peace warrant against Mr, Reno Brown was dismissed. SCHLATTER GONE Daily Tax At Canton. Ohio, Foo Much For Him. Canton, 0. Aug. 25—Schlatter i has shaker Canton dust from his feet, H left this city accompa nied by the man who says he is a brother of the “Healer,” and Schlatter's manager. Edward Len gle. Where they went was not announced. It is understood that when he left'Canton he would go to Atlanta. Ihe cause of the sudden leave taking was the s.”> a day tax im posed by Canton’s Mayor. FATAL PRIZE FIGHT. Loudon, Aug. 25. —A prize fight with l f tai result took place in South Wales last eviutug' T.vo bruishere named Mandry and Ihonias engaged in a contest for a stake ot 51b. The fighters used lonr-ouuea gloves and fought 13 rounds. Thomas was the victor Mandry hied this morning from the effects of his punishment. > miluneryat cost ( lhe entire stock of summer millinery in the A. O. Garrard •nillinery store in the Medical *’ l| ilding, has been put on market J ,lt cost. On Sep. Ist this popu miiliuery establishment will u py one of the elegant new Gore room in the Clark building. his cost sale has been put on ’opievent the necessity of having *y uc h stock to move. This sea -11 8 goodswill be sold at and \ below cost. hue in thestoro this morning I WllH shown a beautiful new sailor, th" regul ar price of which is S2OO a i, i was told that they are to be ® ftsed out at only 75 cents i, UC \ Now is the time to and servicuble milli and Ba ve money in the pur- fHE HI jS' 11. ER OF- ROME. IS CAMPINC ON HER TRAIL — Ihe Boston Transcript Loaded with hot Shot FOR MRS. DR. FELTON Asserts Massachusetts Would Recoil in Horror From the Advice of the Georgia Woman. Boston, Aug 25. Under the ti tle “A . Bad Case Made Worse" The Transcript in a leading edito rial last night quotes Mrs. Felton on lynching and sry«: “Soma days ago thereivas print ed in those columns disapproving | comment upon an address by Mrs. W. H. Felton, of Cartersville Ga.. before the Agricultural Soci ety of that state, in which she gave direct encouragement to the lynching epidemic n ov prevailing there. Mrs. Felton has made re ply through the Atlanta Constitu tion, referring.to the criticism of her address as a ‘savage editorial.’ Perhaps it was, butcoiupared will) the remarks which called it forth 1 was as honey djw to vitriol. It ’ is true, The Transcript purposely i -selected about the mildest positive i paragraph in the whole address • but even that text Was sufficiently drastic t o jus) ify the protest against ' doctrins so uncivilized and danger- ous. > “But, it did Mrs. Felton's opin . ion, unfairness was shown she w 1 I have the benefit of her own stat' I mout. We give the full extract from her speech in another col- . umn. “ Though putting her proposi tion in hypothecal form, she vir tually declares, that a cond.tion ol things exists which not only jusii- • fii's lynching, but mokes it a duty. Her it ’s lends to com pl 'cat•• aid . intensify the original offence rath er than relieve it of its cold-blood edness. It is strange th.vt an jntel , ligei.t person should not be able ; to see in what a ghastly and ghoul ish light this confession or defense, whatever it may be called, places the whois Georgia (auric ol social order. The lamp ot civilization has been extinguished thete so lar as , such language represents pub ic sentiment and barnarism has re turned. M hen law ceases to reign blind force takes its place, and certainly in a state in which it is claimed the law does not punish with sufficient certainty and swift ness, it is idle to astume th it the ends of justice can be reached by the turning over of its machinery to the fury of a vengeful, igno , rant uiob that grows tigerish with each new indulgence. •‘The difference in conditions is that the people of Massachusetts live under a reign of law and would recoil in horror from a proposition to do otherwise, while the people cf Georgia seem impa ' tient of the law’s restraint and anxious to throw them oil at the dictates of passion. This state is by no means free from crimes of the worst character. It is even possible that cases might occur 1 which would so infuriate the pop ulace that they would simply be the shame and disgrace of our 1 common--wealth as the actual : condition of that of Georgia now is, “She now calls herself the Em pire State of the South.’ Empire of what.jwhen she cannot pre serve domestic, tiauquility ami 1 make her laws effective? It force > is to take the place of law there, • let it at least be organized and ’ have a show of authority that the executioners may be known. At least as much as that was ROME GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 23, ;397 done m medival Europe . ‘Home! made law,’as it is called in j Mrs. Felton’s letter, is simply home-made murder, .with the i murderers responsibe t > no one. - - • • I—II VITRIOL THROWER HELD Chicogo, Aug. 25. Dr.Jas. C. I Ducker, charge 1 with conspiracy to ruin the features of his wife with virtrol has been held to await the action of th" grand jury in! $3,500 bail. KILLED HIS WIFE. Louisville, Ky., Aug. 25—John Tutt shot his wife five times at \ *1 A* fl t ’ 1--I fI . r~f I • v 803.1 813 WHPEGfiPS Had their Own wau In H.n?r county, Ala., NEGRO TALKED 2 MUCH And Upon Refusal To Keep; Quiet Was Shot To Death By Members Os The Mob. Birmingham, Ala., Aug. 25. — On Saturday nightjlast a band of white cappers near Abbeyviile. Henry County went to the house of David Jones, colored, and whipped him nearly io death, tying him to tree and lashing him on the naked i back for his alleged mtimacv with I a white woman in the neighbor ■ hood. He was then told to Kaye ; the. cimmunity cn pain vs j death,which h ■ did. Frank Smith, another negro neighbor of Jones, boasted that he knew who did the whipping ami that he intended to report them to the grand jury. Last night Whitecappers wi nt to Smith’s! housr, after hav ng warmd him tot hut his tn mil), and ou his fail-, ure to heed ihe warning jjhot him i through a crack in the door, in flicting wounds from which he died. „ - CAR FAMINE. Kansas City, MO.. Aug 24. — Kansas City mad. a new record in wheat receipts today—9s3 cars, or 572,000 bushels arriving. This ; is 122 cars more than th- receipts on the previous day, Aug. 9, ami is far ahead of St Louis, and Chi cago. Except for lack of cars Monday’s arrivals might have been 2000 cars. s‘so UDDp o 'o n ld rntt. Eighteen prizes, a.'g garmg $1 ). A Boni Fide Offer, We give noniing line cash piizea. Whocati form the greatest iiiiui!» r words from t! ? litters in W S SO 1 NG I'ONS You can make 15 or mure v. ords, Do not use anv letter more times than it appears in the , word. Anything that is a legitim it.i worn will be allowed. 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The above rewards are given for the purpose ■>! ettra iug a'-' >n- ; tioi. to our woman’s paper, Every uumber is complete, no continued stories, etc. it is necces sary for you to enter the contest, to send 25 cent*(money order, silver or scamps) lor a subscription with your jist of words,, and ev ery pefcon serialtig the '.!> emits and a net or 15 words or more is guaranteed an extra pres 3iit by return mail Ju a I lition lOtiH; paper] m * solid silver stick or scan pin. satislaehou guaranteed in every case or money refunded, i Lists should be sent at once, a id not later than Aug. 15, The names and addresses of successful contestants will bo printed in Sept, issue, l''*h- Ish id Sept 1. ’>i ' publication is new: I.ns i offer is made to >t. >duce it. wu refer you to any mercantile a,eney for "'ir staudti.'; ' voiir list now. Address, Hilt I’ublislnngCo ili ionK, Brooklyn. N. V. nwritiug mention < aper, 1 APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF DISMISSION. whereas A. M. Word, Administrator of Jus dith al Pepper, represents to the court m urn lihtiii.m duly tiled, that be has a i nunistere- - Judith 11 Ueppor estate. This is to cite all per sons c.mcenied. kindred an t creditors, to snow < .use if anv tli 'V cm. wbv slid administrator should not’be di■'■.lia'-g Mi from his admioissra lion andrece.iv letters of dlsiu.ssion ou the tirst Monday in October I*'.'*. *>“•’ Ju.y o n IBS.. John P. Davis, Ordinary, Floyd County. Georg: a Waited Ko Idea Wriu' - JOHx'' "rb! : ? Uo.r.-LA' . levs I). < f"’ hl <•' <2 Ui t "no ot tA’Q bji IFAU UttHldonfi 4- M. $*A. PUNISHMENT IS REDICULOUv • « Ttieu Causffi The Paris Oa*- zaf Holocaust OVER 100 LIVES LOST -4 | And Upon Cb.nviCTion They L-- i cape WITH A Year’s I.m- PRHOSMENf’ And A Ver! Light Fine Ppri.s, V. : :-lhe tri Baron Macku-u me of the prii ci pil promoter* >f tb’c.hirity La- I ' zar, which v a L-umeiT on Mav i last whfin upward of 180 iives were lost, together with M. M. Bailaic aunl B.’garaehof, operitor.'! in (he cinemal ogrphe (iepuri meri’ i in which the fire -Mr’G, was: concluded to'd iy. The defarrtaiits wem cha: g'<l "<;tl ; homicide, through neglecti.ig take proper precuuti- .1 ngaim t i .r- Bar >n Maekau, wh .-e wif- wa i one of '.Le.viclirc.- of' t!m U cu-D r ! w;i- f«.umi gn.hy impi i . '<■ I and aenteipmi t pav a iin? ■ . S)L ; franke ( fit J). Bailaic ami Bagarach wen do- ; dared responsible tor tde lire ana senlencfd respectively to one year in prison and 300 francs fine end ' eight month > tn prison Rud -'b francs fine. w hite caps . Vi Work. j Hun!ingdon, Aug. 25. —A bindi iof whitecaps has been d oing s me j ’ dirty work in the Lav. nm cor onu-l nity, in t’’.e '.Vester:’ portion of .m --'.'QUllkMfc- ■•ng ih<> pi- a ek 'idv same gam: organize them«<’ws j every year e < *’v certain : . - ilies io move -mt. They li.-ive r >cently orderea sev eral wdl-co-do farm; rs n tto : - j ploy any m-gror-s after this .-■■a j-'on. They a s<> en'ered El Cald i wed s store and t< ok i box of ci gars ami refused to miy forth. in About sixty m. n compose tin- or- | ganization — THE BODY FOUND Detroit. Mich./, Aug. 25 — The body ol Aaron C. Cbmt;, tile board of trad ' ■ •••:. v -r wtio <1 i:«.)p<■ .>red last Thursday, w:.- I jun i on 8..4L ! Isle this.m 'r.,;g . Aid h: - : i a handkerchiet hud e u knot '" I ana then twisted with a L .rd p-o-i cil until the victim str ngi I t'i death. Conn is said to h -,v ■ lost con siderable moire}.’ in sp ell itiug j and was partial!’.’ deranged. FARMERS WANT MORE’ Maysville, Ky-, Aug. 25. Farmers of l|iis cmm v are j ib * I lant over the inerea-e i-j the price! of wheat, ii '.inas I. Bist sold 2000 basheh for s2od). Scott O - borne S aturday disp 'sed of 2500 bushels at the same price. Farmers | are il spos-d to ho : d out for $1.25j per bnshe’. LYNCHED HIM. Vancouver, B. C. A"..; 21 - the Btea Ur i 0 ■(; u -11 'I .vd i . f-. Dy4a yesterday. I'bore were 3d0 ,; men at Skagua and (i 0 ;t Dy«a. The day they arrived was an eventful one. The body a whit man was swinging to atr v. H' had I been caught going thrcu.di the bag; gage of some of the m w an . ais. i ,■■.» - II » 1 1—»■ ————»»a*. WILL BURST Dr. .Me Art h i ■ at -'•Hi- St. will do first. cl;is- den tai op. ra iv work for 30 days -it?i gi-'/t '’ .‘due- ; tion . As a pm i‘ >r; ama gi.T. ;or ; platform tilling at half oombina tion prices. IPs work bus been: a succes in th) community s: i. ’ ; 1875. ' r 1 Sleep Means Good Health. <1 JAn Account of Tuo People who Could not Sleep. Tk f -sc and 'lie Method Used to Remedy , tie Annoying Trouble. THE Mill SHTEU CiiriiEl lOltUtK. JYom the Cnertte, Pt. Wayne, I had Lccn vibiting a comrade who had ; formerly served iv ith n>« in the army, and ; ! was waiting for a street car to take me home, ' I when it begun raining with such violence I that I took refuge, in a drug store at cor- | : ncr of ths street. 1 n the store was a middle- I • aged woma.n car i- «;.y talking Wilh the : pi-ft about Dr. Vi’i'.liam? Pink P.G., for I’ale i People. Being a r joi-fer, I >: her what; ; conneeuou she .. ..i with th :piils. She I said: j “I had the tm<f :‘une recently to lose my I i husband after a preira<-:>d illness and, as I i i. vl over!;' ■ ■■■ ‘ ■. If in curing for him, ! my health, which up to thut time had been j perfect, furled com pi..: iy. My trouble be i gan with irubgesr I constantly became ‘ weaker, Lost visi l ly in weight and could no j longer assimilate the most easily digestible food. I procured medical assistance with out, however, obtaining any improvement. I felt so anxious in consequence that niy I nervs i < me adei-ted and finally I 1 could no Jut; ■ ■ .■ )• ■.>. Wiicn I arose in the morning I vis a" ' •<1 :i*; lmy limbs felt so ' heavy that I wus unlit for performing the 1 lightest housework. By the advice of my friends I cal'-d ano'm r doctor, but be, too, 1 could procure riie.no alleviation. ‘‘How often L. vc i, when restless with • pains in my limbs, rertiaiimd aw :ke on my | bed and heard every hour of the night strike j without being aide to close au eye; how I often have I wished for death. Finally my 1 became so pitiful that 1 was unable any I 1 rer to leave my bed. A lady friend then paid me a virit ami at her earm st request I i | agreed to make a i :st trial, this time with Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People. 1 After kjfew days I already felt a slight I provemont, the feMinyof fatigue in my limbs 1 d »appeared, my nervousness vanish' 1, appe tite returned, my stomach begnA to nenbrrrf its proper functions us formerly, and now I am us well as ever I was in my life. I know clearly thut it was Dr. Williums’'Pink Pills for Pale People whteh saved ny life, and i whenever I iiave mi oppnrtnnity I recommend ■ them.” (I nfterwi” ' ■ Darned the name uml i address r.f'he, lady. If-., as Af.i' Alena Kirin, ■ of No. 41 West Lew is -t.- <■’, Fort Wayne, Indi) | Being impres' d with the above store and ' learning of another who liarl receivedirene ' fit from the use of the pills, .1 visited Mr. j P>.i"’i ;ni Seh'.v’nd, .of Ko. 20 ll'iron Street. ! Mr. Schw nd is an employe of the Wnyne j Knitting mills and a man of steady habits, i ffe worked alternately; one week during 1 the day time and the next week at night. ' His system seepis to have beetr afleeted by this continual changing, so that he was soon obliged to seek the assistance of a skillful doctor. His trouble began with most alarm ing heart palpitation and nervous headaches. These attacks caused him to suffer the most terribh’ n on v mint of which be coijld 0’... ti; ■■ '' r >. !i. oft. rr tMmpLiihe.rj I of 1.--’ ■■ . i ue of hi' s(rc.'..,'tii, so I that by th'- advice of his doctor he gSvg up his W" r k for a' r• >->. Rnt jt seemed mis [ this friCeu iof,.’ t: ,’y c.nlv .in Teased hi.- [ trouble. He v • , and ■it .■■■at anxiety ■ concerning the ■■•;<•<■(» of hi-, family; he i lost al] vital en c and 1 finally became in -1 different to every) 1 : or. As lie had no appe- fits for food, h- f. ■ !>’in l odv ii. an appall -1 iug way. Final , , d h )s )>e ( ] I and had tn lie there about six weeks, so that 1 his family doafc»r gave hint up and declared I ——-T- —— ... | —— . y ■< | ■» i Hi I, *■■ ■■ '1 ' ■ II ■ * ' "T" ‘ —l r- J «—i |Fr« g=a S * Blood 1J io 7 •» in nj lUMRIA ■ « !{] CHILLS *<’FETO; GRffPi I IT f 8 - Restores § g - JISHET, LIVES | J| , ' ■•' '-1 ‘ '/ «; n 4SPLEEH. K u - ' J Will Keep your J * > Stomach in Healthy > n . ■■' J’i >, I , / Condition. if U « ! / g ..,i ' ill -fl j! "I" n . . ■ L- ’'Bl.- WPErS I* _ u z . o £ / _r..v’ Um gcttiai ecept "T.tia |] • ' ’ Miri ' tlm ta erwy tottia. o n I.* ■ I ■. _> c • A ■ .LS 25 CENTS. Piles. Sick lleadacne. and i. - 7=3r--7,T- y »r-eg= »».- --a , 0 CENTS A WEEK t i *■.<■ could do nffthirrg rr.nrc for him and that ' the resources of his science was exhausted. . neighboring family which had just moved into the istrict and heard of his case, ,iri’ d.hint to tuko Dr. William** Pink I’ilis for Pule Pfoplq, but lie only shook his head ini r < uloiit y. Finally, merely to please his wife, lie consented, and wc can only dc ■.eribe as niurveloua the beneficent and neal ivg a.' on of these Pink Pills of Dr. Wil- L.i..l*’ on bis frame. (n the short space.ol tin ' ■ weeks he net only recovered his health, but he became so strong that he was able to r art his work a; iin ( and yp to the present he is enjoying admirable health. He there : I .)': justly says that Dr. Williams’ Bini* I Pills for Pale People tiave saved him from death and haye preserved the bread-winner for an anxious family. j T 1 LIKE AN OLD CLOCK. Promt 1 "- Itrpublican, Pi-emo, Cal. A case reported from Fresno County is that of a well-know former resident' of Kings, burg, though now residing at Selma. Mr. J. M. I’nrves is an old gentleman of seventy, who, during his long residence in 1 :-burg, v beloved alike by young and i 1 i, and ho is cou:,Uy endeared to the people of liis new home. It was aboi t July 15, 1896, that a reporter of the it-pul:oiin met Mr. Purves, and wss astonished to see such an improvement in his appearance. He looked ten years younger :■>' i i:n:eh sioutcr than when he moved away ! !.-• >ti Kinesbttrg for the benefit of his health” < d he was c< ngratplutcd on bis improved appearance. » “ 1 was all run down when I moved away," Mr. Purv. said, “something like an old clock that is worn out, but 1 have undergone si cli repairs as I think will keep me in run- . " : g < r<l for many years to comc if no ac- • vident occurs.” I "What was the agent that wrought the ehnr.i’”, Mr. Purves?” the reporter asked, f a “ W .- ii Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Paia i People ? they seem to be doing all the heal- ! in;-in I'n <uo ( ounty.” | “ I)r. Williams’.Pink Pills for Pale People j are tire very ' ’tigs that have built me up," Mr. Purves a »d. “I happened to read e of the a ements of their healing rpialiiirs, and t. read several more, and f"in. rtw there w s something in the way v ‘ t< finionial read that assured me they were true. One in the San Irancisco £x- . r especially impressed me, and I sent * ; 01.ee ar.'l bought some of the pills. I took 1 li cit ns directed, and I do not think I need I 1, you what they have done for me. lam 1 I'l recovered and set bagk in the journey . 1 life at least twenty years. I have cone m work since I have taken,them than for-' > ! ■'?, long time before, indeed I may say . s in ■: long before you were born. “I tool; only two boxes in all, but I shall j always 1 ep them by me as long as I live, j in case of reiapse. • ‘ (Sit-tied) “ J. M. Purves." Dr Williams* - Pink Pills for Pale People c nt 'in, in a condensed form, al] the element* ’ •'•( iuy to give new hfdand richness to th* ! ■'•■■■i and n store shuttered nerves. They ar« ■ ' . 9 -; eeitic for troubles peculiar to females as suppu'-saions, irregularities and al) t 'im of weakness. They build up the blood. ft ri yore.Jtir' plow of health to pale and aal- 1 ■ i le'r ks. In ecn they ef!< ct a radical eure ■ II e.:w s arising from -mental worry, over. ■ rk or excesses of whatever nature. Pink i'J' i nre sold in boxes (never in loose bulk) . ) cents a b"x or six boxes for $2.50, and ■'rn-.v be had of nil drugg’-**, or direct bj ’ ii! from Dr. \\ iliiams’ Meuioin* Company Schenectady, N. Y.
