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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1897)
(ER/ rEDUCTIO IN ; V CI E1» CES ,i v ; I .. the sac • ..ly ib year old ” !< • ’■ 'V 1 ... . ■; '/ •■' •<.. _l. .-s- J?- ' X2L <” ire the Standard of trie U.S.A." N I ’ i < ■ i 1. high grade L ; ’\ Js \ n die ouukcL ***** gues free. Ktg >b; r‘ nt points. Br q ; . • ' y ft' 0. 'o., h- i • ■ n, o.c. ~ : i Gj /C. Cothran Agt G a. At Ofc. .X «- rrhnea L /.' . uti arrested ’ MjnY’l ■ uiril dlidv Capsules. V ‘JI I, ut incoiiveniem ; ■ X, Z| -■■'■"■ “ r- ■-, ifflinrs a Week Easily made. Agcntr T \ > L , iin every locality for Hon. W. J Uryanx reat and only book. “The First t I tic.'T' 1 seller ever produced . Agents takin .< .ny .us 200 orders per week. Bewar I offrau at imitations. Send for outfit au l„, n a >ucW, B. CONKEY Company yublisl, i :>jarborn Street, Chicago. RAILWAY, i- .... l ib i t July i, Lit'.., * N.i 1 T <■ u NoTT Ev'lbai'•■•■■ ru7?....i SoOarn 2 45pm'it) o<’pm | Ar Dal' ’ 1 3 20am 4 2 pm 12.11 am . Ar Komi >... 10.40 am 5 3.>p»" 1 Sflain I Ar At! 'a 1 10 am B.'<.pn f> (Wain j 1 opm 8 30pm 5.20 am I Ar Mar 7.0 pm II 10pm 8 10am j Ar Jesup 4.4oami 2.38 pm j ArEvcrlt . 5. 25am- H2< pm | ArJa< ivilie v.i { . 8 loam 1 pm ■ Lv Jesup .. lu.OTam fl 20pm A' Ja< . yvii|e.■ ■ ■ .... I QQpn II 15pm | LvTSverctt .' r 5.30 am 3 30pm At Br . . | r | ! 11 N" PuHrnau Sleep! ig (ar Chatta- nooga to Atlanta. No. 10c..rni> Pullman Union Sleeping Car Chatt. i to Atlanta. No. li ■.... c? J’liliuiun Drawing Room Bus set. Sle i Cart hattanooga to Jacksonville and Atlft'.ta to Brunswick. STViOxs No, 43 No 0 1 No 7 i.vA’l nta 750 am 2oi pri . pm Ar Kour do. 19aiii is>pm I ■“7 m Ar Dalton ILBsam fl<Gpm 2 t> .m Ar < liatthue. ’ i.., ] I.oopm 7,:.0p:nl 1.15 am Lv < Imt’aneog I <l’pm 8 (Warn Ar Lexington 4.85 um 5.05 pm Ar Louisville |, .... 7 . " ! <.ll a> . • .. ; . L. Chattanooga I l.aopml 8 1 am Ar N’»b: ...I fl. 55nni|. 1.35 pm man Drawing Room Buf fet Ski . .. Atlant •to x ishvllle N 1 >ii . < Pullman Union Sleeping Car A’.LnU toLoulsii 1' and Pullman Sleeping our t'hattuiu ura to Cincinnati. - Pullman > oening Car Atlanta I, 1 ' ■ •«. a rud fro a < hattanooga to Cln cnoutl. I* • . . 8 :. I. loan a ’Upm .I' 1 ' 1 ' l ‘ l! 111.5'Jam B.o’>ani' ft 50pm 1 10pm 9.sUam 10.55 pm j a' 13 15pm 11.41 am 12 23am j .... ; 4 35pml 115 pm 139 am ■ . U 40pmI 6.Warn I '; r i u..... j I ii'.’pml 8 5 iam I 7;u ni 11 l am i ’'' ■ & Js!es i , r ' t> I i>.42am I) pm D'; . 1 112.48 pm 6.23 am « Sleei ng < ui i ■ 1 ork via ■■. and J, : enmond, arriving Richmond I ' train- Chattanooga to Norfolk j Z'.•; keping Car Chattanooga tc I i L .''j, 1 ’ ’ nge Close con nee tios I *’ 'ilk steamers tor B.iti- .. 1 Boston. Pullman Sleep- ; ’ ,lr >'io New York via Washing tor ’o 10 . fl > VKno'.'' , L ' I ;■ ;>/.tipn> I ysrir ! ~ v . 9>< prn ‘ l.ftUair I • r i.' . ’ ! ... i It? 2Z;im | 1 lOprc I A r w x - . . i 1 5 OOani 4 05pm \r N. s y, ' ‘ , P"' 7 p f ’ an> I; 0 in l-oplmt clr Ch .tta- Yurl ,' , 1 ObKttanfioga to New ii ‘ an S’.ee. ing Car C atta- v ' i e ni Knoxxille to Bristol : ir,/' 1 -.' 1 ' « ■i— . I ■ Anni., .. ■’ 1 1 ’?n‘ m I A: B.'-r ■ I I >-Jopm A. , ■■ >!'i 10: m j i Men | ’''i 7 !'" 1 I i . y .10-iipm - , ■ . . ... 11 45am 1 - ■ lack ■ 1-, ■‘r Vicks - i A. (-hr..v I '»• 5,m ' I 7.20 pm ’?+No? ’TfllJK.i. 11 ! «i! , .. <> t. 1 - . ’ ■■ • ■ .i• -i :. L - Isatn 1 : tD ■" !'■ 0n.,, y. am l u'g>4 >. " 111 „ 5 Scndjy onlj 1 ( ‘ XA ashinjrton, 1) (;. •> ‘ A ’ •• f -' r VVashl.iftton, DC. / n 'j . A- Washington, D c A o. p ▲. ( baitauooira Teua Mnc For a Nev Bicycle. $28.75 I have justmade" arrangements with a large agency wno buy wheels in 500 lots, to sell the ■ • c■si > i-iri 'no hi nP* I' <0 it 13.3 6 /3f bt>9n Offered bsfOFO* and may HOt 3.2J31H I mac bines at cnis price, nociimg I for some time. This bicycle is first ciass in every respect, has cold drawn seam- I less tubing, single tubes tires, wood bars, we do not have I stock, first come first sjr/si- fu/*nt a t L t his price. I ROYR. WEST CJ7STOXjE CO HOW’S THIS j W offer Onu HuJied 1 ! Reward for any c;i«i- of I that can not bo cur <i y H , | Catarrh Cure K..J. cii >• XEA Cd Props., Toi.i(! >, O. d e the uudersigm-d, bevh kn<.\\u KJ. Cheney for the 15 years, and believe him perfectly h mora hie in all businesstransaction and financially able to carry out any obligations made by the firm. West & Truax, Whob ,’e gists, Toledo,O. Warding, Kinnao Marvin, i Wholesale Drugglsin. ■ <.h do,Ohio. Hall’s Catarrh Cur” is taken i ii rually acting dircc* ■ ui,. !, fi ' i od and mucous u . - ' y system. Price 75c. i r bottl by •il.'Dauggists.Te- :.im - m- 1 ;r Hull's Family Pi,h nr” l lid'n . J Beautv is Wealth. - BJeauty is as ess •>< . .! to -t wo man as any other gti uy, v. i. . : beauty of form and ature come- i beauical mind a d Character. ' Phys, ihebeauty is t round -d i form brightly tinted cheek, i the vivacicus eye, a c rtain ea iand grace rs manner, which indi- I cates a sup- rabundance of pbysi i cial strength Very few women possess these qualities, but very 1 many’ more might possess them i who do not. If you feel th&t you ■are losing vitality, losing vitality, j losing your beauty, losing your strength, if you feel that your face whtch once was plump and i rosy is becomming thin and sal i low, that wrinkles (which are t' terror to all pretty women)' are I beginning to appear, take our ad vice and 'rv that greatest of dis- i coveries, the “Ma -a'■>-: Ea> ; | Cup” which ic the only ut-”- i known to science to e ovewrt ai I thin and sallow expre.-sion into r. I plump and rosy face. It will trans- I form a face with plain or homeh features into an expr ssi- n of j grace and beauty. Phy. iolog-. i teaches us that if would i>e strimg : we must exercise the muscles which' | need the developing. Exeic. 1’ 'causes the blood to rush ti that. | part of the body called into ac tion, the muscle is fed and streng-l thened by the fresh blood and will therefore develop. The Massage Cup will do for the face, when proper 1 applied, by contiacting and relaxing the mus-i cles, what exercise will do for tin other parts of the body. If yon would have a pinkish' complexion, if you would like face plump and rosy, if you would like to remove that “hocrid”wrin kle, send Ono Dolar to us and we mail yon the great “ma? age face 'Cup,” with full directions for its , us”. Remember you cun hav ■ your i money back if you say so. ; Agents Wanted Address J. C Lenny A’ Coßs Breadway, N.Y T ET T E R S OF ADMINISTR 1 TION Georgia, Floyd County. I To all whom it may concert'- w. 1 Lyn | having in proper form anpli I 111 ‘■ tr ' manent letters of a'J niiiiso i ■ ■ | of K. A- Lynch, late of said rit;-..1l a'l.l sinit-n'-H-11K'I -' ' 1 ' , kin of E. A. Lv’ii-h to lie ami , ” "U ••• | j fic.e within the timeaiovi ' !-.nvai.<t ■” ! eanse. it anythey‘-an, wh. i ■ . a hoi- Hsr.ration shou i not be trrair. '•>'A ” or some other ftr and proper 1 ■ ’-‘o <>n •• I.yuchs estate. W’ tuQS * m y ■ ! . n ‘ 1 11 ' ! nature this sth day of July V John P. Havis, Ordinary rl »v«> c 1 ■ ■ '• _ APPLICATION FOR LET; i •' OF DISMISSION. . GEORGIA, FLOYD COUNTY. whereas a. m word, Admi >r of m. >r. r p.ier. represents to the tn - ' 1 tior <llll v filed, that ho has ailnnni' -i ■ ' I pepper.--'tit-” piisiato efw&u ® on * I!■ rm-I Imlreif and creditors i.is iow.- on i-i’i, why said administratl '-i rli I ” b.i -,o '-.arged from his adminjsira km :<’' I io let- -r- of dismissio i or. - 1 '" j n October 1817 This July Sth lU7. John IL Davis, , 2m Ordtnury Fioyd county : Asi .'dd - ' fin ii 8c ■ Pr.itw-t.r.our ldrsY they may. 'L,.;;; | L. • ■<-/.7th. -.< ; •*’«« ’1 ■ v» IW<V in**. il.VßDtaO' ' '1 MIGHTY HOC - I I »> ■ll,l— PRICE EVER P\ID FOR A 4 LEGGED SWINE. Kims WODa SELLS For Th.-: Enormous Sum Os $5,- lCu(>4 I'etch $13,b75 In Cold l j Ad i r. Springfield HL, Aug. 29, —Tho g"”:si€rt h” ’w lo c- he!d in the We“t, md i.j large.-ft pii ■ ev r’realized for oua hog at noy sale in the world, was that of the annual sale of Georgo G. Council of Williamsville, this county on tho Illinois Stato Fair r<-;ii ds hero tc-day! Sixty-four head of Poland-China hogs, bred by “Kle ver’s Model, sold for $15,87-1, average $248 per head. “Klover’s ;di. l</’ was sol I’to the K’eyer Model Breeding Asso ciation of Illinois, an organization perfected here to-day, for the enormous sum of $5,100, which is the largest price ever paid for one hog before in the history of the wo rid. •Klever s Model” N. 29,719 w?.s rais>. I ’n ■ minty and sa bi du tiful animal. Th. sale to-day was attended by piem-n nt 1: g men from Illinois, ! Missouri, Wisconsin, Jowa, India i na, O'.io. Nebraska, Kinsas “and K inti” i<v Quit? a spirit- d strife was man fest in bid ling -.i the chnnipion hog, which went io the I Ilin .i syndicate . Am m;- the most prominent C. C. ( 'I if Mo., who id th SI,OOO ; for ne hogz’K. H Link on Inland I Neb. , paid 4 1,4 10 f>r threr sews , > . . ' i■ t ■ i ik Son of Vandin. Mo. , $591 for one sow, A, J. Brower of Kinsley, Neb., $340 for one sow ; J. E. Ax line of Oak Grove, Mo., $235 for lone sow. I The auction eers today wt?re Cul i ouel D. P. M ..Bracken of Paxon, .jllL, who sold the champion hog; I Culonel F. W. Woods of Lincoln i Neb., Coion”! J. W. Sparks of Marsahli M l ; Colonel 11. O. Cow ell of Jac- huic i erg. Ill,; Co'on jel vV. F. Merriam of Williams- 1 vrlle, and Colonel J T • Smart of Lincoln, Hi. At O1 is 41, M>. 11 st W” >k. a i i daughter of ••ivlev.” 8 Medel” soln I for $3.0-55. and a li'ii r fr -m Or I e h- to-, $1,575. I _—— g X?- ’’ old ” BICYCLES' T YEAR'S PRICES. j ,n e-tablished rule in the bicycle \ heel, carried over from one season \ i j .v IUV UVAV iuu V vzO Bold lutjti / f AT A REDUCED PRICE. J / Rathoi’than cr.rry ■ IM7 ■ ar’bler vhi ■ ' ( j shall continue t<> ma; ■ Lo-< no In d to kw.i ur < I S nu-4 hHnic*'uxy uni . '• »rt on INl’# Humbler*, ve r I ( will, w bile they s< 111*97 Ramblers at next year’s > 1 C reduced price. > i ) Former Price, SBO. r NFW ( Singles, $65.00 > ! ? PRICE- T N ”. 21 (special), $75.00 ( ( Tandems (all styles), $1 1 0.00 ( J GORMULLYI JEFFERY MFG. CO.! WA S H I BOARD VP ONE DOLLAR < ii> \ ..i L \. 1. . ■ < I- THE ' BREAD AND uTHEi; BJt.M ' ' P« < ' lv h ■■ i'nek Clica ”> at lust ' :)< ..rd nil- h'mn rai <■. r! -i wetk I ■ in N-n h side bo.irdii a, h his •>. I TI .> boar :ing-k p ; i claim ; 'th-: 1 t r-. vent ii. i lH( m > -ssa r;e ~ot li' > r .k•• Ire . -ui ” im-. perat i ve. . ■ -1: I ■' it 50.0 f pei - I son will lift :iif» i'F (I. —— HALF RA *ES ’<> WiiAiu ; ton,, | R: ch illvU d, O ii 1: d I■ , U I’ii i 'via. S' uth?rn Rail-’ y i’im >utc eru Rail.vay will sell round trip | tic. -<i to WadiLigton, I). C. , | R chai' nl, Vi., N'l b'V, V i., ! ■nd rp* ;ri>, on Au >t 1-. h, 13lh i and 14th 1 '97, with linri go »d to j return titteen days from dat of sale. Thiswi'l r'l <1 an to lent op( • (unity nH - nlv to visit these . three citit. utl er Ee-tern! cities .. r . >.-i. ( ili on any 1 ” t< i j further iidorn iti<>; . W-. _: .■ « —-inrw erwwwr*w«s .*. ■ u—a i $ t-to tviile I ■an J return Sunday; lAi’gust 29th. W. A A. 1 I tram leaves 9 ar. m. rx-wßxy-jin—» arwui «lf ■! i wwm ! NE W AD\ EETL>EM ENTS. “ I _ y “-7777?“ HAIR’aALSAWI v . 'fry->>¥ a •nd beftutifle® the hair. . . a !.;»- !! a t r . J T‘-v(.i y ><i& tc ker’orc Gray # ML H> tn ito Youthful Color. y 1-. - * . v .-.'h A bair ~ 0 'c, ands 1J K> at Druggista • I—I —II .Ml— mm I■■ll■■ K. i w —fwmj ' KLONDIKE 2 GO’ D. I i l “I't : Jjrfat r Gold District j On Earth > • • ::s Fl Am n W anteu. v.T not tl ■ i kt mb b« fm; : k :':l • ' ■ ■ .1 .'. 1.. : r iip- iu nit • sti.ck of merchandise and fully equipped with ; mining appliances, This merchandise will re. j turn a handsn ne pr >flt in addition to the en_ <irm ■<’ so. . (< ’ >':<?> from economic I -ui mg. Wo com expect, to return i SIOO F it FVEiA sl. INVESTED Holilers • t 35<) shs entitle to accompany i-x.‘."lidon wi ll I <-xr.-uses paid. Prospectus free. A lira! el n uniie: r shares now on sale, ¥I.OO ! Alaska Gold Mining. Trading & Traqsporation Co., No. 2-20 Broadw: . New York . .liniMlWi.. .. I b “'E' L : ' J : y y -r I-V ‘ZiTMy I - Wi : ' - ' 'd 1 Rootbeer S’| U co< the ' 1.9.0 d, V; ¥ J—- fi< /fV-i "■ | f “ u 7 « j ■ . o s: -lie 1.. 11 : >t. S / ling, tempemuce f . <:;ink of th-, high- /if z i ;e- di.-i- ..’’••.Lie. j ' I ' I Wil ‘ r » - G«-- . • ,' 'iV J - • ■p" •ror x-t rnur ■ : tner . uy bring y I weattl ■ <■ 1:' ’ . » nf a’-., 1 | a> ..1,.;- >. - -.1- ’• . ’IS'-, -u, ■ ' o t> t* r < ..»• uU'» ; - J1..80 *. txwxWMBHBBBr.» 4*MasMan*'«aNM- ; 'sM<.Maai .. -- ... j . - ...... ..nyy;;*.-. . W ! | Think of : The IM£lerence;» Jit lictwei-n the nature of the cotton-plant nml the habits of a hog, mid J*. I M y°’t have the difference between Cottolene mid lard. Cottolcnc is all jlf q that spurc and wholesome ; lard has few redeeming features. COTTOLENE |i makes your food light, crisp, digestible. Rightly used 'SI ' it greatly improves the food ami the health of those ; K 1 who cat it. |* W I J J Tbo gonubie Cottolene Is sold everywhere In nnr- tn ten pound yel. K V I / !>•"• tine.w->tlioiir trade msrkH **<M4o*MW'’and Hm, I Send <a otMtone K S U plant wen(A-on every Un. Not guaranteed If sold In any other way. 3 Madeonlyby THE N. K. FAIKBANK COMPANY, 2 ! X / Chicago. St. Louis. New York. Montreal. S New Drug Finn! Having bought out the F,;Johnson & Co. Drug business, and added a sp'endid line of Dwgs, Patent Medicines |-AND—; * Druggists’ Sundries * to tiie stock, we are now open and 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 de partment, and give it personal attention. SAM M. LOWRY, I i formerly of Lowiy Bros., in this city, is manager of the business and. to his old friftnds and former customers, as well a? new, he extends a hearty welcome to call. Very truly, , Home Pharmacy, 206 Broad St. F. A. Johnson & Go’s, old Stand. Phone No. 143. I .. z V a--- v ? a White Plume from a K Y-< dA Crow’s Tail, nor a good W L Bicycle from Castings. @ x# 7 " The Monarch f i ,s good all through * F | s F 1 -<T /P «' e I' - w Erio.in | ? '1 -K f • f 0 A) G; We want bnght i V..-”., L - VA7 •J’ '-k ■ to represent ua . . , y rs i P § k-A-.. ■. s iyIONARCH CYCLE MRj. CO.,- f - kl.v ' New York London vP Set. nia- itumps for Motwrcn M Plrying Cards. Regular so; cards. 3 v d by J. SAM VEAL
