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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1897)
I the general | reducts? w bicycle V K i (,Lv> deqn.-ntly " • {- that w-uay »’ y ni r ‘ f M V 4 W ■' W' Ete, RES 3 r. **■'* ■ M '• Rw tfbLjS ts-W A ‘ ' ,H •■’ '> '■ ■■ “Are the Standard || of the U. S. A?’ g the high"** priced. hi,;h-£rti<ie Q9S wheel, on the market. MU R inibl r buyers m 'io *-<i »’<■<! g*V e 2 are naw smiling 1 Mm 9 1897 catalogues free. |B Agents at all important points. |Bh Gomully & Jeffery Mfg. Co., TO WASHINGTON, 0. C. ; J i gjjß Guy C. Cothran Agt Home, Ga. : - X »4-, ~ >ea —wl Jgy 7;.,-. .hSI.-o'.lStrf lint’ll * IllieUlOH, Y‘ uu ‘ 71 ..phnut lti<-<>'t»'l”* •-■<<•• X—✓[ r-iftv Dollars a Week Easily made. Ap nv r wanton tu every locality for Hon. W. J Bryan’s groat and only book. ‘The First t tie.’The best seller ever produced. Agents ukiiigas m utyas 200orders per week. Bewar Dflraiiiliilent imitations. Send for outfit an begin work nt mice, w. B. CUNKEY Company j-tiblisters, ill Dearborn Street, Chicago. SOUTHERN W RAILWAY. t oiuii iisi ii lo ilnlc tn t.ffert July 4, I 8»«. _ statimis. | No- !■> IAOI4| No 8 Cr i hatianonpn B.uoum| 2 45pm louopm Ar Dalton 920am' 4 2 pm 12. Ham Ar Rome 10.40 am! 5 3 pm 1 ftilhm ArAtlitiU 1 10»m| B,'iipm 500 am Lv Atlanta 4. Oprnl 8 3i.pn 5 20am Ar Macon 7 0 pm 11.10 pm 8 10am Ar Jesup ' 4 ‘Oi.ni 2 38pm Ar Everett 5 25am 3 2 pm Ar Jacksonville.. | R loam 9 3"pm I.v Jesup iu.o7am 6 20pm Ar Jacksonville . ... I 00pm 11 15pm Lv Evercti 5.30 am 3 30pm Ar Brunswick _^.... &30ari< 4,30 pm No Hcurr.es Pullman sleeping tar Chatta nooga to Atlanta. No lOcarues Pullman Union Sleeping Car Chattanooga to Atlanta No 11 can e» Pullman Drawing Boom Buf fet Sler-pin;-< ar (’hatcanooga to Jacksonville and A'la :ta to Brunswick. STATIONS I No. 13 1 No 9 i No 7 Lv Atlanta i Tniiaan .’.bpm I'lO'prn Ar Home 10.l9ani 45pm I 7.m Ar Ddton7... 11 3.. am ftoOpm 2.30 am Ar Chattanoui'i I 00pm 7.20 pm 4.1: am i.v< hattnnooga. .. .. 7.45 pm 8 00am Ar Li-xin-tori 4.35 am 5.05 pm Ar Louisville . .... 755 am 8.15 pm Ar < IncinnnU . _ _.. 7.ao»m Lv Chattanooga 1.30 pm B loam iHbv!)!** 6.75 pm 1.35 pm Na Ktcarrfeiß pnllman Drawing Room BuF fcl Sleeping Car Atlant i to Nashville. No 9 Carries Pullman Union Sleeping Car Atlanta to Louis* ill * and Pullman Sleeping Cbattanooga to Cincinnati , ‘ C:irr, ” M Pullman S eeping Car Atlanta » l nallaiioi m’u and from Chattmooga to Cin cinnati. _ STA 2 I ' No ft~TNo. 12 No 16 !■'Lhatv.ino >ga 8 30ami 4 10am s.sUpm Ar M l ' ol ' "' II 59amI 8 Oram 9 50pm ArMornsto-.n i i O p, n a 50am U).sspm L 1 !" .. .. 3 15pm! 11.41 am 12 23am Ardin' 1 " 4 35pm I 115 pm 1.39 am A? New v' :p ,'‘“ 6.42 am 9 Wpm i/Mp.is .i-un, rKvo'V's' ** u ßm»n sleeping i>at Cbatta- Sillshnvi 0 • '" rl ‘ v ' a Asheville, and 4.00a in' Buhmond, arriving Richmond with Pn'rn°" d ’< r , ain to Norfolk ' Norfolk'w? r , SI "«P in 4’ ‘ar Chatr.noog., .< made »t "vV’ 1 11,, 1 , cni .‘ n KC- (Hose connection more N>„ v ■‘'I 11 ' T! h «"”“ners for B dll- InirCars, ?i’ r ' Mni Boston Pullman Sleep v Nn N; , „■ ArKnoxvHle 0 ’ 11 5 50pm 8.30 am Ar Bristol 12 2,am I 10pm Ar Washington 500 am 4 05prn AtNew YorL 11 ''t““ 7 ;,s »m • # «g»to a Waah^* l, V l ®*®^***^’ ,,r <;ar C*** 4 **- wlthoui "h mac and Ch “ u a»oo«'‘ New teoru tV'Knlv* *’' lllman Sleeping CtygChatta. Knoxville and Knoxville ffl>BristoL r __station ~~T v-~iF Entomo— J 5. ArAnnis'on 10 50am Ar selnia 10.10 pm Ar Meridian « 17pm ‘b-li-iris ’? ArJJkuo,, ' ''j-Vn Ar Slir. veuori 14 1 5am !?° 15 tVo 9 1— T&Yt—’L— f No 10 ‘"'Pm flsS'.n \ v ••WBf-W.tm TSSam e 4m Tl mmv nr Oiktim 715 am - - l.pm Al . a,, ;i ii l . 1v ! 418 am T-0()am H iihrV' I ’, I Stmdiy only. IM Clip V •'“‘Pt Washington. D O, WA■ p, ; ,r Mt" Washington. DC. Ci. BF Ns .\ 1 t .,' l ,, I ,’ A Washington. D C M ‘ 1 ■ l{ *<4r a. Chattanooga Tati a (90 71: For a New Bicycle. $28.75 Illi I I B■ I .■»««. ■ i - ' VLUiIU it - Trunk', of it. .inink or it. We have just made arrangements] with a large agency who buy wheels in 509 lots, to sell the machines at this price, nothing like it has ever been offered bafore. and may not agam for some time This bicycle is first class in every respect, has cold drawn seam le-s tubin- single tubes tires, wood bars, we do not have samples in . \tock. first come ROY -Ft- WEST CYCLE CO HOW’S THIS \\ f tT'-r Ont* Hundred I idhm lii ward for any cua. <,i Ciiiaiah jtliat cun net be cur.'d hv Hull’e ; Catarrh Cure. E .i. UilENEYifr CO., Props , Couido, 0. t\ c tlit iiiidufbnghc,i t iiiive km wit iff J. Ch -ncy for tl.e ia-t lb years, find bdiuv. him p‘rfec.tlv hnnoiu bb- in a 1 ! bn4ine34tra!isaeti<>n and financially abb' to < *rry out any •>bligiitj..nn made !>> th u firm 'A eh i it 1 ruax. W hoioaDrug I giint h, Tub do.O. W ALDING KfNNAo & MARVIN* | Wholtmlß Druggists. T< ledo.Ohio. j Hail’y Catarrh Cure is taken in ternally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ‘ th' system. Price 75c. per bottle. Bold by ttl Dauggists.Testmvriosal Ire v Hall’s I’aniily Pills are thejl*9st Beautv is Wealth. I | is as essential to a wo ; man as any other quality, with beauty of form and feature comes beauical mind ami character. ; Phys, rhebeauty is a rounded , form brightly tinted cheek, the vivacious eye, a certain ease and grace of manner, which indi cates a superabundance of physi cia! strength. Very few women possess these qualities, but very manj’ more might possess them who do not. It you feel that you are losing vitality, losing vitality, losing your beauty, losing your strength, if vou feel that yonr face whtch once was plump and rosy is becomtning thin and sal low, that wrinkles (which are the terror to all pretty women) are | beginning to appear, take our ad- I vice and 'rv that greatest of dis coveries, the “Massage Face Cup’' which is the only means known to science to cimvevort a thin and sallow expression into a plump and rosy face. It will trans j form a face with plain or homely ' tentures into an expr«.ssi< n of grace and beauty. Physiology teaches us that it would be strong we must exercise the muscles which need the develaping. Exeicisf causes the b ood to rush to that part of the bed} 7 called into ac tion, the muscle is fed and streng thened by die fresh blood and will therefore develop. The Massage Cup will do for the face, when proper’ applied, by contiacting and relaxing the mus cles, what exercise will do foi the other parts of the body. If yon would have a pinkish complexion, if you would like a face plump and rosy, if you would ■ like to remove that “horrid”wrin kle, send One Dolar to us and we mail von the great “massage face Cup,” with full directions for its use. Remember you can have your money .back if you say so. Agents Wanted Address J. C Lenny & C 035 Broadway, N»li L E T T ER S OF ADM INISTRA TION Georgia, Floyd County. To all whom it may concern : w. H. Lynch fTaving in proper form applie i to me for per maneni letters of administration on the estate of E. A. Lynch, late of said county. This is to cite ail and singular the creditors and next of kin of E. a. Lynch to be and appear at mv of fice within the time allowed by law and show cause, if any they can, why permanent admin istration shou’d not lie granted to w. H. Lynca or some other tic and proper person on E, A. Lycchs estate. Witness my hand sig nature this sth day of July 1897. John P. Davis, Ordinary rloyii cinnty, o.> >rgia . APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF DISMISSION. GEORGIA, FLOYD COUNTY. whereas a. m. word. Administrator of m.m, Pepper, represents to the the court in his pet - tion duly filed, that he has administered M. M. pepper estate: This is to cite all persons Con- Lined, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any can, why said administration should not be uischarged from his administration and re eive letters of dismission or. the tirst Monday n October 18 >7 This July sth 181)7. John P. Davis, 2 ln . Ordinary Floyd county __________■« ■ Wantdd -fin Idea i f 3. tieya, Wushinxtm*. ,«»r tarn i r. T *• ’Ut of « hUT. * <s ' ;f,Te> ,V«-Z/A L ' Ll bvF. Its amusin 'us wol 1 us int.i'l’- p stiug, and ofn n annoying to dab ble in the Ninali pox scars of this city. Just to pass Broad street und see the uumber of people who have pet arms, some of them forced to juit work and wear the vaccined member in a sling—and all for what? Because a stray coon in the suburb yf east Romo has a slight see ot v?irioloid may be—or a bad case of something else. * * * And yet, every body is scared and lots ot folks are skeered and frightened toe. IVhy to see the way an army of police officers chaper one a platloon of physicians over the ci'y and see how men are col 'ared, women are frightened and'l children intimidated into having an arm scratched would ' lead one to believe that small-pox was raging, the undertakers were out of stock and the cemetery was full to the last lot. *•** But it dont take force to have most of the people endure a vac cinatin operation, for most of t,he people are skewrd, and most of the time it takes most of the police to keep most of the crowd from over whelming the Knights of va due l points. * * * Why only yesterday u lady tele phoned me to send her a physician at once, that he£sewing machine was “acting funny,' 1 and she fear ed and would continue to be ap prehensive until its arm had been xaccinated. * » * A lady and thres children arriv ed from Farrill, Ala., yesterday to visit in the city , Upon alighting from the Pullman sleeper in the North Rome car-shed, she was told that small pox was raging, and instead of swooning, as most Ala bamma women would do under similar circumstances, she promp ly had four duck-fits, (one each for her frighsned children audone for the colored sisters who had in formed her) and then jumped the town. * * * When last heard from he was on schedule, time and afoot about 11 miles this side of Dr. Fall Fosters possum ranch at Reeves station. Fvery body keep skeerd !! * * * Here’s the way the Constitution ' sizes up the cutlook —and the man who is to be our next gov-j jernor: * * * This is the story of ar. eminent Georgian who is, or will be a can didate for governor, and who does not know it himselr. Other eminent Georgians are now in the race for that office. These are more or less busy deny ing the facts to the public, they aud their friends know what those facts are. These gentlemen undoubt edly candidates now: they may be in it to the finish and they may not—the mutations of politics are manf —but regardless of the in- .tui'cthex a!<■ ct.r.'diii.ill:.“ n>'w. And h“v k 4 ’v.- it . i is h< ii‘•» >y oblivious ui Hit 'i.i t. it; hi- ■;>•«-. A.-r him the di- ;qii< st i n ■ nd he will i ll you ’h i' hi is in no sense a candi .ate I now aud that he wi'l not be. He I believes that in all the hi in sty o! . his ruggedly hoi est soul Y- t.suie' ■ »s fate, he will be a candidate; aud ' ! so far ns hosts of Ids friend- art I concerned, he is a candidat ■ n .v. From one tnd < f the tta e to ’ the other come to him h-turs of i > inquiry and p'edgos of supp' rt. To one and ail lie gives the same 1 rp ply—l’'“ * B bot a candidate and has no desire to he regarded in ' any such light. II" means it. But theee friends and many I others see the situation morel I clearly than be do s. They regard ' . him as posessing uii the qualities • necessary in a go ,- d, safe leader: . as being peculiarly the man for > • 1 this particular fi. lit: as deserving .'the highest hou rs his party can I'l bestow. And th»-y are working for' him. Who is he? Take a p’iip into the secretary of state at the Capitol and you j are very likely to *ind him there or “thereabouts.” His name is —Allen D. C idler, and he Lails i from Hall. wi-nuai iw* ».k m xv* .-v 0 ux ’ .tk j > NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. , _______ HMiWI ■»! ._ -SMI -.to - turnt IW j PAUKLU’S HAJR BALSAW! Cleamjea and beautifies the hair. I Promotes a luxuriant growth. Never Fails to Restore Gray Hair to its Youthful Color. I Cures scalp diseases & hair falling. £oc. and $ 1 (>t> at Druggist* j KLOWffi; GOLD. “The Greatest Gold District On 'Shares I’l.oo. Agents vVanted. why not share in the iiiiiliv-i* sliftt are lin ing taken out of Alaska? >,Ve olfe r a golden op- I dortiimty. Weshallsend an expedi’ion with a large stock of merchandise and fully iquippea with mining appliances, This merchandise will re turn a handsome profit in addition to the en_ ormoti3 sums to be made from economic mining. We confldantly expect to return SIOO FOR EVERY $1 INVESTED Holders of 350 shares entitle to accompany expedition with all expenses paid. Prospectus free. A limited number of shares now on sale, SI.OO Alaska Gold Mining. Trading & Transporation Co., No. 220 Broadway New York ! On a. red hot I IL Hires l v Root beer ? » tressing es- ’li .\ \ /fl I W feetj of the heat. '■ v 18 a«s 14 f Rootbeer | rl cools the blood, if >' tones the stom- i 5 ach - invigorates «/ <7-; A the body, fully IA / satisfies the thirst. i \ ' / i A delicious,spark- g) z | ling, temperance < X. -q drink of the high- z V cst medicinal value, ly . | I Made only by iv i ; I The Charles E. Hires Co., Pbila. < i A package makes 5 gallons. 1 ’ | > fciold every where. r ■ ■ . V . - ■ , • 1. ■ ’CCIC wiih- f " .> o■< ■ t- i r..-< ut rmi'”'. s>. ■< ■- . r< "..wo' i .' • "■ i" ” • “■<’ I'u ' Fryo**' to ■ . i I Yoiii* Clioicc j j Cottok ue ot lard ? Pure, clcnn vegetable oil combined with wholesome, I 0 digestible beef suet, or hog f it, impure, unclean, unwholesome, indi- | gestible 7 Ttike your cln ice .1 cooking atid frying fat highly endorsed £ || and recommended by medical and cooking authorities, or one just as £ 1.3 strongly condemned? Take yonr choice—digestion or indigestion? g j 4 Pur e food or poor food ? Take your choice— | ■' LENE B • or lard? | vg ~.4. Tho sennlne Cottoh uo U sold everywhere In one to g s| (n "■ l\ ten pound yellow tlun, with our trade-marks— "Cottolene" | V 1 I an d head in cotton-plant wreath— on every tin. g V fNot guaranteed if sold in any other way. Made only by IS h THE N - K ‘ FAIRBANK COMPANY, g || J Chicago. St. Louis. New York. Montreal. I New Drug Film! Having bought out the F,"Johnson & Co. Drug business, and added a sp'endid line of Drags, Patent Medicines -AND— * Druggists’ Sundries * to the stock, we are now open and solicit a share of your trade. The new firm own the prescrip tion books of F. A. Johnson & Co.; and are ready to refill any prescription wanted, Dr. Davis, who was connected with the late firm, will be in charge of this cie partment, and give it personal attention. SAM M. LOWRY, f irrn r of -"y i>r s, m this city i? manager of the business and to Ins old ill" "is and f 'rm ;r cn’tomers, as well as new, he extends a hearty welcome to call. Very truly, R o 111 e Riiar i n aoy > 206 Broad St. F. A. Johns)’! & Co’s, old Stand. Phone No. 143. ,—. ■- -rr— - ..to_. —».» tototo-. .toimtoj- l»> witow_.«ii ■■ ■■ II ■»— •A 1 r s . :/ ? -■v fl ' ' 5 ' ' A •? White Plume from a X s . .’s Tail, nor a good • c from Castings. 0 Monarch 0 Is good al! through. A •••< s • ■■ ■ ■ ■ Tl; x A ? . - ' - ' X. * ■■ I-. * W wFK > ’j 0 'A nc'WSJ 1 T 1.. . * o--C I C /CL. - MFG. CO., f j* i’ .. k London w Z-V''' ", 'XW • •y ’* .t »i . .•■ )\>r Mcnarcn 1 /' " cards. Sold by J, SAM VEAL
