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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1897)
*-*? — •• k I HP GENERA! ? i REDUCTION In I BICYCLE FivkiS - * eloquently urodaims lu-■ • that to-day ‘ year old ” ■ itoWC 5 ? W'‘ r ■'' ” "Are the Star J? rd b of the U. S. A.” r the highest priced, bi h--'r. de wheels ou the market. Rambler buy- r « ' ’ au - d j s2o arc now smiling I jpik 1897 catalogues free. Agents it all important jo'i ts. k’*>, fiormully & Jcffsry Mf.j. Co., > > WASHINGTON, D. C. •I Guy C. Cothran Agt Kjn 3, Ga. , • •-._.., ■ '.Vi-K I'V- 1 f’, > .li ’ch/jrx..., 1— • -r. • r ■‘ - ‘‘'HMIDY >1 r.tn: '!-•! 1 '<-■ 11 leu, Y !!lul J] .hcui leroiiKim B e. F,ttj I 1 'iiars a Week fcaßiiv made.' A-; up wanteu in every locality tor Hon. W. J I<i vat 's great andonly book. “The First t t ’ The best seller ever produced . Agents inking as many as 200orders per vveek. liewar u fraudulent imitations. Bend for outfit an l„ in work ot once, w. B. CON KEY Company p .ahers, 341 Dearborn Street, <hhic >go. RAILWAY. f »• :p.p'l Srhrdu’r in F.ffcctJubv I. s*’ns7~ |No H I <o. 14 j No 1 V. . (.oo -a |'x uu.’;T 15pmfhnZpm Ar i 1 9-'flam 41‘ ptmbt.liam Ar JH.lOani: S 3 p-i I I fx’arn ; r i. I I tOamj K.' pTnl 5 00am I -1 Opm 8 3 >pn I 5.20 am Ai t. n 7 0 pro i i ;opin * s iu:»m Ar ■ I 4 vitrnl 2.38 pm ;.r ' | 1 5 253<ii! 3 2. pm ai c ■ ■ 1 v ! am’ 9 3t pm Lv J j.o7am ti 20pm Ar . ■ ’. iJe .._... i ; 100pm»l l b pm A !•■ •!< ! .. .. j tk2oa*’ ’.<•>< pi-n V ; iinan .-ueuping < ar Chana- ’!i m n i nion Sleeping Car ( •. m A«,;. »a X ii! es Puumr’.’i Fir ming Rrom Buf fi ■ ’<ar ( i,t :o -ga to J; < ..a mville 7. j »rii. J“p •. ;• > pit Ai' . ... p;. 9 .nJ 4 5 puv i 7. v m At n j a.'umi litOpn , .Oam | I OOpiui 7. .'Opm- 4 ’ am 1- ">ga. I 7 . >pm, 8 0 am Ari. 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' „ ’■ ® "Pinjl o’ rr a, ■ 11 12 27am; 1 I'W Aiv., 6 ooani' 4 06pm II 25pm 7 35ain ' " ' 6 2 uitn' I 20pm •■’ .Hmm Sleeping Cnr~Chait;.. v ,i. ' ’ "on and Chat to Now x ‘ K J 1 out rh-Miac. □ I'r.an 1 'r.an s’ee ing Car C . atta- •vi. »w.| e an t Knoxville to Bristol F 1 ! "~T TNq~ls a, >' I jltl sliair Ar I.Wprr. A,w Id.lhP" l A:'. lA'IP” 1 a v .. .1 1 wpm a.. ■ ' r ' Ar \ ‘’ j I . « aim A ‘ : • |+N -» tG|§Vo, 1") i . CiL dim nr 8 3-ami 7dsam A t\ I ' ' " I>y SSi n.iaFoiriy " ? *• >ll pt Wash in :ton, U C. f '' :.'.r Wnnhiugton. D c. q A 1* A \\a bington, D C **' ~~ 1 ‘ - A ** P A • Gballano ga Tenn K For a New Bicycle. $7 285 I ” Think of it. hThink of it, - * I '* 1 haveju .t ma ■ > rrangoments with a ;large agency who buy wheels in 503 lots, to sell the I machines a*, thin pric., nothing like it has ever bsen offered before, and may not again I for some time. This bicycle is first class in every respect, has cold drawn searn- I less tubing, single tubes tires, wood bars, we do not have samples in I stock, first oomefirst s 3r/3 1- Cij/ vail list ion; at thi; )' m ■ I WEST OYOLiECO Ms \ HOW’r THIS | W otter On Hundred I Jlim i Reward for any etis. Catarnb , that can not lu- cur ! by Hull’s ,' ‘ata rr h Cure. KJ. t[iKN EY dr ! CO., Props., ro.cjdo, O. vVethe undorsigii. <l, bp V ,. | ((1( F J. Cheney for tie- l >■ 15 years, and believe him peri-ctlv h’mora >do in all businmstrn w ti m and financially able to on y < ut iUl y I obligations made by the firm. West&Trvax. Whol-sa.'e Drirn Rists, Toledo,o. Walding. KrjfNAo it Marvin \V holesale Druggis ,1 1 i< do,Ohio. Hall s Catarrh Ovii- is tukeii ir Jerimlly acting dir- Uy upon the .blood and mucous suriac-s 1 th*- | system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by alJDauggists.Ttstimonos d free I Hall’s Family Pills >ir<-1h 1 Beautv is Wealth. Fauty is as essential to a wo-i man as any other quality, with ‘ i beauty of form and feature comes jbeauical mind and character. ” i Phys, thebeanty is a rounded iform brightly tinted cheek, the vivacious eye, a c-rtain ease . and grace of manner, which indi cates a superabundance < f physi- Rial strength. Very few women possess these .qualities, but very ’ many more might i-.-ssess them "I who do not. If you feel that you i are losing vitalit •, 1 ting vitality, I losing your beauty, losing you ! strength, if you fe d that you. ; face whtch once was plump and rosy is becomming thin and sal low, that wrinkl'-s (winch are the terror to all pretty wm>. ) are ln 'Cnnii'g to-appear, t.il? our ad i vice and 'ry that greatest of dis icoveries. the “Massage Face; : Cup’ whii-h i- the only means Ci VO -■ -'A, ’Re to C llVbVvTt a | thin a - d sallow expression into a plump and rosy face. It'will tians- I form a face with plain or homely features into an typressun of i grace and beauty. Physiology '“aches us that it would be strong we nM.isr exercise the muscles which ’ J the dt-velaping. Exercisf causes the b’ood to rush tc that • ' <>n, the muscle is fed and slreng ■i , ned by the fresh blood and will j therofore develop. The M as- age Cup vi 11 do fcr the I face, when proper’ applied, by i contracting and relaxing the mus- Jcb’S, what exercise will do for the Jollier parts of the body. If yon would have a pinkish, J < e.jiiexion, if yon would like a I . lump and rosy, if you would like to remove that “ iorrid”wrin- Ikle, Herd Oiip Polar t< us and we ■ mail von the great a-*sa«e face Cup,” with full directions f r its J use. H member you can have your J money back if you say so. ' Agents Wanted Address J. C Genov & Coho Broadway, N.Y - i L E T T E R S OF AD MINISTR A TION ■ Ge- kgia, Floyd .County. I To all whom it may concern: w. H. Lynch havi-c, improper form i i-ilie I ;<> i 1: for per- | maneiit I- te.rs of a.I ninistration on the estate 1 .vneli, late of saiil county. This le to . ; urnlar the creditor- -nil nevi of ki.i of 11. ■■ Lynch to be ami ap' rar at my 01-1 1 flee within the time ai owed Kv !aw and j-how c.i'.sc if any they can, why permanent adtnin- I-- , .'.■.u' -i inn b ■ gran:'--- ow. H. Lynch jor some her tit anil proper - -- <m E. A. ! Lynchs estate. ,n .V ” • Xotllmal sig- I uat: ; -e tl’i- 'ch day of Jnlv 18 John P. Davis, O. tin t.- IIV 1 count •' > irj.'iiv A Pid/CATION FOR LETTERS OF DISMISSION. 3 E ORGIA, F LOY 0 UOUN TY. whereas a. m word \. tmbiis•• 'ator <>f m.m. Pepper, r- pruaeiKß to tho th? court in his pet - ion duly liied. that be has administere 1 m. m. p.ipper e?t ite : Phis is to c it* all verso is con ■ rm i k . ’ lrtd and creditors, b' show cause, if iiy an, why said a lministrati » i sh mid r.ot | ip/• qr f I from his administlarlon and re I ?iv 1h; *r> U disnrssion <u: tiie first M >nday •I Oct »h-jr IS)7 This July sih 1597 J 'UN P. Davts, 2m Ordinary T'- >y i county ■ ■ 11 ailliw ■■ «IOW* I 1 -ww •—wwesMß jamwm S B Bennetl apr imineni R.R : man of Atlanta, is her today. » BRAVE GIRL ) „ ] SAVES A VETERAN’S LIFE BY HEROIC DEEDSk i » DAUGHTER OF THE Late Samuel J. Randall, of Vtica, N. Y. • I tica, N. Y. Sept. B—Miss8 —Miss Sus an \\ . Randall, daughter rs the late Samuel J. Randall, of Phil adelphia, lias for two weeks past been the guest of the daughters of General James McQuade, of this ci»y. This afternoon while riding in W mteshoro, a suburb of Utica, a trolley car struck George I), Fraz ier, a G. A. R .ve'erau residing ,n Brookfitld, Mo 1 , who were visiting rslatives in the village. Both limbs were severed below the knee. The accident was witnessed by niar.y people, but so horrified did all seem, that none w- nt to the injur ed man's assistance. Miss Randall jumped from her carrage and has tily examined *h“ veueran’s injur ies. a brave girl She called fra piece of cord, but ir) ore in the crowd was brave enough tc assist her. Miss Randall thereupon ran into the yard of (he Hi'esbcro Sanitarium, cut down a clothesline, and with it unassist ed bound the limbs above the wounds and •stopped the flow of blood. A surgeon amputate! both that ! had not been for the service ren-i uered by Miss Randall the veteran ! would have died before he arrived. Miss Randall was the surgeon’s sole assistance during the opera tion L is now thought that Fraz ier will live. JIMMY O’LEARY. , Notee Cjncinatti Grok Arrested At Columbus. Columbus, 0., Sept. 3.—A man •vhich the detectives Murphey and Steube had locked on suspicion and gives the name of John Wood is said to be James O’Leary, a no torious criminal of Cincinatti, well known to the police all over the country. ISETVJT ft day Hires ':V v Root beer JS SE? stands he- ■§?’ tween you /|i\\Lv\vL tr sing es- '' •' < - W' tecta of the heat. ’• Q! ■ J* g f?GGibeer r > , cools the blood, j ’ J t.'-.• - the stom- | ) J . acli, invigorates 111 lhe body, fully |l\ /' F satisfies tile thirst. S ■ 4 ' ’"t A delicious,spark- Tj y ' | Img. temperance •/ t . j' drink of the high- 111 est medicinal value. Ir j Made only hr |\ j The Charles E. Hires Co , PL Ila. ; . i I Ar® ckage make* 5 gal ona. IB I j f | * Jioid evurywhere. fc*' I I DIVINE HEATER * Chicago, Sept. 3.—Tho man callingYiimsell 1, l rancis Schlut ter'’who huj. !>■ on conducting a “divine Dealing” camp at Man i hattan since Sunday, has 1 been served with a summons to I appear and answer the charge of practicing medicine wi’hout a li cans. Ho will bo prosecuted by the state board of health of Illinois, and if convicted is liable t«» pay a ; fine ot SIOO for the first offense and S2OO in addition if his patient care to trouble him further. Dr. J. A. Egan, secretary of the stale boa r d . instituted the legal pro- I ceeding. REDUCED RATES VIA SOUTH ERN RAILWAY. I On Sept. Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4h, the Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets to Washington,' Nor ifork and Richmond, nt rate of one fair for the r-'iiud trip. Tickets ;go >d to return 11 irty days from tie j date of sale. i This will aft- rd an excellent op portunity n.'t, only ;o visit these i three cities.but other eastern cities lat small cost. Call on any agent |of Southern Railway for further information. t: PERFECT MANHOOD (The world aiiuitrcs the perfect Han! Not courage, dignity, or muscular development alone, i but that hub tie I'";! wonderful force known as ■ SEXUAL VITALITY which Is tbe glory of manhood—the pride of , both old an I young, but there are thou. ..nds ot men 1 I suffering tbe mental tortures of a w eakened manhood, shattered nerves, and failing sexual power who can bo cured by our Magical Treatment Which may be taken at home under our directions or we will pay R. K. faro and hotel bills for those i who wish to come here. If we fall to cure. We have 1 no free prescriptions,free cure or C-.0.D. fake. We ■ have *250,000 capital and guarantee to cure every 1 case we treat or refund every dollar you pay us, or I fee may be deposited In any bank to be paid us I When a cure Is effected. Write for full parti.-i“<irs »TATE MKl>l< AJL CO.. Omoha. Nob NE W AD V E RTIS EMEN TS. j HAIR BALSAM Cleanses and beautiflet the hair. Promotes a luxuriant growth. Never Fails to Bestore Gray Han* to its Youthful Color. Cures scalp diwases A hair falling. 40c, and | LOO at Druggists ■KLONDIKE GOLD. “The Greatest Gold District On Earthj Shakes SI,OO. Agents A’anted. Why not shire in the millio is that are be ing taken out of Alaska? We olle r a golden op dortumty. we shall send an expedition with a large stock of merchandise and fully equipped with mining appliances, This merchaniiiss will re turn a handsome protic in addition to the en ormous sums to be mails from economic mining. We confidantly expect to return SIOO FOR EVERT $1 INVESTEE Holders of 350 shares entitle to accompany expedili- wr.h all paid. Prospectus free. A limited number of shares now on sale, SI.OO Alaika Gold Mining. Trading & Transporalion Co., No. 220 Broadway New York k - WASHINGTON DC. I UtMMXMMKXMMMKWMKMMXKMMIIIKatMIItMXMMKHMMMB rriiink <>f Tlie Oiii'ercnce ' I between the nature of the cotton-plant and the habits of a hog. and j . you have the difference between Cottolene and lard. Cottolene is all I that s pure and wholesome ; lard has few redeeming features. i ICOTTOLENEI ® makes your food light, crisp, digestible. Rightly used | it greatly improves the food and the health of those who eat it. The genuine Oottoleno Is . ..1.1 ex .-ry where In one to ten pound yei- ! I low tins.with our tratli- iiiarkt "< '.rr<4ene " and steer’* head <■« eoUon pfonf urenfA-ou every tin. Not guarantee If »ol<l in any other way. ' i Matronly by THK N. K. FAI H HANK COMPANY. Chicago. St Louis. New York. Montreal. New Drug Fhm! Having bought out the F/Johnson &. Co. Drug business, and added a 'sp’endid line of Patent Medicines I-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 de partment, and give it personal attention. SAM M. LOWRY,’ f nmtrly of ? owi y Droß., in thia city, is manager of the business and to his old friends and farmer customers, as well a? new, he extends a hearty wrlcome to call. Very truly, Rome Rtia.rm.aoy> 206 Broad St. F. A.Johnsri & Co’s, old Stand. Phone No. 143. | You Can’t > Make • I S ? F f » z \ a White Plume from a z • / Crow’s Tail, nor a good W ® Bicycle from Castings. A ? Monarch f ■' -- J “■ r . i* ejood aii through. • ' si ? : S I Y - I x '■ . .-7. " A / J u fCLE MFG. CO., 2 / New York London W ’ ’c-ccr. t ! tpr7p® fcr Mcnarcn 1 Cards. Prjf.Jar 50c cards. £ Sold by J SAM VEAL
