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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1897)
PERSONAL MENTION M IE MS PICKED UP BY HUS HING REPORTERS About Your Friends Or Other’s .'Friends. I Dr. Brown, of Coosa was here ro diy. Miss Estelle Mitchell return-d home from Monteagle. Hon W. B. Hendeison represen tivefrcm DeKalb Co, is in the city today. Dr. Will Shaw went to Coosa, today on professional business | Mrs. Julia Lewis, of Lumpkin, Ga. is the guest of her uncle, Col W.MShropshirc. Mr. A. JB. Watkins, of Rome, spent last Sunday in the city. —Cartersville Courant American. A . D. Harvey,a prominent bus iness man of St. Lcuis. is in the | city today. Miss Will Nell Lavendar returned yesterday from a pleasant visit to Atlanta J'r. A. R. Hudgins came over fnm Rome Monday very ill. His frit nds hopo for him a speedy re covery.—Cartersvil'e Courant American . Mr. Paul Hardin, who has been very sick at his home in the 4th ward is reported a li' tie bettr today Beautiful new summer millinary at Cost. Will sell everything at cost until we move into the new Clark building, on Sept. Ist. A O. Garrard Messrs John Shelton and Frank C. Omberg will go up to Chatta nooga tomorrow to spend sev ral days. Must reduce stock before mov— ing into our new quarters. All this season’s goods to go at cost, until Sept Ist. Call early. A O Garrard Oscar Johnson, ofj Rome, Ga., hat been the guest of Ins father’s family this week —Coota River News. $2.20 to Atlanta and return via. Western & Atlantic R. R. Sept. 5 and 6th. limited 7th. C. K. Ayer, P. A DR. KING'S W ROYAL GERMETUER This pleasant and perfect remedy, so delightful to take, so refreshing and exhilarating, stands in highest favor with all who know it best, as the grea<. est of all medical remedies for both sexes, of all ages and in all conditions, w - WHAT IT WILL DO FOR YOB Iwlllghe you APPETITE it will give you restful re Ashing SLEEP. It will stimulate your DIGESTION. It win restore your NERVOUS ENERGY It will put your KIDNEYS In perfect orfei. It will purify your Blood. It will ehinge your weakness into STRENGTH. It will bring you out of sickness into HEALTH. HEW PACKAGE, I.ARG-. BOTTLE, DOSES ONE DOuXAB. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. MANUFACTUHBD ONLY BY The Atlanta Chemical Co., Atlanta, Ga. ’’’BITE fOR 48-PAGM ROOK, MAUEL FEMALE FILLS. W oiseovfsr. ncver fails. r v A ucw * reiULb.• ,w and safe i < fur sun JJ*’ t' P n iX«cesHive.BcnntyQr| hlnfultn h *'U * lra t»ou. how used by ever BV.O?F 1 g la-les month./. Invigorates tin* ei W of In.Pat'oe. a. Na.m I J If P«P< r. $2. jh- ■ box. or (rial bwi fi St it IV scried in plain wrapper. Send 4c \W» V tta.mps for particulars. Mold bw Lx* No morphine or Opium in 1> Miles' Pais ' Plllb. Cube All Faiu, “One iynt a dose.*' FROM THE NORTH GEORGIA CITIZEN. Judge W. M. Henry has retuni- -ed fr< in LaFayette, where he has ' been holding court. I Mr J. M. Purnell of Louisville, is in the city today hustling buai ness. Miss Mary McCarty went down : to Rome Sunday . Will Alh-n is the guest of rein lives down ill Rome Mr. Hunter McClure and li son wer up from Rome Monday. Mr. John Bale, city editor of I the Rome Daily Argus, daid The Citizen a pleasant and much appre- i i cia’e call yestrrday. | I Pope Wooten spent Sm day in ; Rome. Now that the W. & A. R R. is 1 building a fine passenger depot : for Rome why not build one r o - | Dalton ? Capt J. J. Seay and 11. H. Ar- i 1 rington were up from It me last | Sjiuiday to hear the tram robbers trial. i i M’ss Berta Maddox, daughter of Coi gressman John W. Maddox, who is Miss May Gordon’s guest,is the recipient <f many social atten tions. H r charm ot personality (wins he many fn-nds. It is not generaly known, but it is a fact, that Pope Wooten, while ■ in R< me vas vot-.d as the most popular sal- email in th t city. CHEAP RATES .’0 N kHVfLL E ACCOUNT THE TENNESSEE CENTEN i MaL and international ex position : NASHVILLE, TENN MAY TO OCTOBER 30, 1897. For the above occasioi. ’he Western & Atlantic B. R and N shville, Chattanooga <4 St. Lou is Ry., will sell round trip tick ets from ail stations to Nashville, Tenn., at very low Hates. s’. 10 Rome to Nashville, Tenn., Hand return tick- ts on sale daily from April 27th till October 30th, I limited Seven (7) davs. $7.55 Rome to Nashville, Tenn. - and return, tickets on sab daily i from April 29th till October 30lh ■ imited fifteen (15) days. $10.20 Rome to Nashville, Tenn and return, ticketsen sale April 128th till October 15th limited No , i vember 9th 1897. For special rates for students and their teachers, Military Com panies and uniformed Brass Bands and File Companies traveling in bodies of twenty-five or more on solid ticket, call or write. C. K. Ayer, P. & T. A. Rome, Ga. C . R.-Harmnn, G. P. A. Atlanta. Ga. ——l II —■ . ■ ■. CHEAP EXCURSION BY THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY I-) Washington D. C Norfolk & Richmond Va . Ticket to be sold S p. Is’ 2nd 3rd and 4th Limited 30 days from date of sJe. For full pnrticuiculars call of or address C. A. Benscoter Agpa. Chattanooga Tenn. T. C.Smith P. & T. A. Pom» Ga ~ F -Jl* al *t ■»* .«'x=.^s«",TO. > - nic ~j LWOTSg O JUi■ uredtnlotooSdays. You can be treated a; ®lSr®S? Oll V» torsame price onder name gunran- Sf rat ii’ J 5 ‘ j r>,J prc ? ar tocomobcro wewillcon. v *t Ifj’cttopayrailroadfareandhotelbillp and Sn^ ar f P ’> : - f r e * ai [ to cure. If you have taken nier ®urX» potash, and still have aches and b r -p 5"-,. ,r ' ; ;7:■ 1 “" 8 hd?alwa* clans. . n> ( . M.^o- Monalgm-.rmr.y. Absolut epi ~■ „ applies' ‘on. Zddrnss COOK C >•■’,, v H 3C : Masonic Xcmple, CHlc.i •. < . ’' The honest, reliable, 18-year-old Ramblers Bv jb are the test wheels ’ to buy, and you save SSS . ’‘Efaßr' ♦2O. Lap brazed n|/^F^r■’ joints, flsh-mouth ?J reinforcements, ■ “ dished" sprockets 1-1, and G. j. yres ’■» make this the most /. fl W desirable wheel L fl a |tt j made. Investigate /» M IMt Ms many advantages 'fl ZM I Bit ' and saUsfy youx-eelf. /I ®f| II", • Catalogue free. \l JP *KEEP YOUR BOWELS STROM ALL SUMMER •• ™ u ••• * / CATHARTIC H 4l ■■ a TL. & A s . ya i A 1 g L? a I fl v'.- i s . k i J'&Rk lA. fli \ ; NQk ' s St* 'WEF' jT * ■ NSTIPATION -X A ioc., all > > 25c., 50c. DRUGGISTS. /A IfiSl MERITORiv DISCOVERY OF THE AGE. S V ------ .n WW'W --uMiaaa! 1,111,---- —m- —I- . . ■- nri ■■■■ iiMmW* • T Hill I ■ Are your bowels irregular? >oo foo little? Then let Cascarets regulate Jgy them. Cascarets will edveate yet r ywels and make them act just right. _ \ Cascarets make weak bov.-eL U ong, and keep them strong all the year round. Cascarets k'll disiase germs throughout the system, I and prevent all summer complaints. Don’t wait till you sick, but let CASCAKiZTS protect you! z fciFAIl Druggists, or by mad for puce, ioc, 25c, 50c, a box. Sample and booklet free. Address STERLING REMEDY COMPANY, ea. Chicago; Montreal, Can.; New York. <#- Wff Os 1 fwl ■ j GIVES STRDNfiTH TO ISEN. Free to Al! Who are Weak ana worn. i A Method to Cure and Increase THE Pc VER. It is a remarkable fact that a i man never appreciates thejsuffer ings o f others until be hims°lf has passed through the fire of pain or remorse. Then it is thatjhe 1-oks around for those who are suffer ing; he wants them to**profit by his experience ; he gives his time ] and money g’adly for the >e: fit of others ai d never tire; > his i A - JI zeal. There are plen'y of men weak and worn .out, etruggiii , with remorse andi fear, the natu ral outcome of habits that brough incapacity; , senss of lonesome-| ness and a feeling es if the best side of life had been banished for ever. Such men should write tc Thomas SI ■ ter, Box 235, Kalama zoo, Mich. He will send free by mail, in a plaii , aled envelope, full particulars about the method h i used, and this will enable any man to get a complete ture a home. It is the method that Mr. S ater used to cure himself of tht troubles that sap the strength and vigor and also enlarged his organs to natural siz The cure was sc c mplete, so satisfying, and such a change from his former condi i'.n that he wiii gladly tell others a 1 about it. sending ull particu lars. lie figures that he doesn't knew of a better way to show hi, ! appreciati >n of his own cure and I 'he sufferings of other. There I:i list be generous men in tf;is world to oil set 'lie tide of avarice Writ o 'o Mr. Slater—it will cost nothing for his description and j method. APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF DIPMISSION. v.’ho’eas a. M, Word, \dmini«»*Tatnr oi Jus dirii I’epper, r?prrsont« to the court in bid petition duly tiled, that he has a»ir*nißtere- Jtuli h M Pepper estate. Ting is -<> cite all per rods concerned, kindrei an < ■■ liters tow. v c u se if any iliny c.m.whv sud adudni- traior i should not. he dipcha r *'.« ; 4, <’n his u ini - tion and receive let ei oi Hau Io ' » the I first Monday in October 1897. i'his Ji v h I IW. ’ 3m. John P. Davis, Ordinary, Floyd County, Georgia HOME TBWX - I F TH mi Admitted To The American Trotting Association. The Rome Exposition Park has gained admission to the America! Trotting Asacciation and will ' have a strictly high class Trotting • meetfig co nmer.cing on October 26th. and continuing for four days with nurses aggregating •11600,00. This will oe Rome's first full fledged race meeting where thing will l>e carried jh strictly according to uh. Work wil l be cmimer. d wi'lij m a l.j.v days o.Hiding ad iitional ■ stalls and all arrangement > v ill be perfeced o take care oi 7’ hors-s during this nice ing, as the management expects fully this uunfler to be on hand when the bell calls the horses for ihe first race. A betting shed will hi i erected up near the ban ■" when i there will be auction and french * i mutuals pool sold cn each ano ! every race, theie will also be book • making on the races, and any one speculatively.inclined wi.l be af forded ample opportunity for backing their judgement, The track will also come in for its share of the inprevement mil will be in better shape than ii was < ver in before, the turns will be thrown up and everything done to make it as fast and safe as possih e. The management is in the handset Mess. J. O. I’errv ar.d B W. Whitehead and they have ample backing to carry out eaerything to the fullest detail as programed and horseman will be paid the’r winning! in full at the conclusion of each day racing. The classes as will be seen fr< m the program hi.ve been (as nearly as possible) arranged to suit the greatest number ;>f horse in train ing through the southern states aa it is exp cted that all of the ties: horsesm Tainii.g throughout the adjoining states is well as some of (he he-t ones in kentucky wi I enter for the sex races. The program as appears l> low ! i? expected to prove a great at -1 ractio > for those who are looking j fora good plaie to., race t.mii! horses in the 1 its fa 1 ( ifter the Race th H ugh >u] t' e north ar all o”cr) and earn some winter oa's for them. The program has been arranged as follows. PROGRAM OFjRACE J . To be trotted and faced at Rome, G < , during] their fail Jmeeting, October 26’t0]29. Tuesday, October 26. 1,2:30 Class Pace Purse, S2OO 2,2 :24 Class, Trot “ 20 0 Wednesday, October 27. 3, 2:32 oia-s, Trot, Purse, S2OO 4. 2:24 Class. Pace “ 20 Thursday, October 28 5 2:40 Class Pace, Purs- s’.so 1 6 2:27 Cl ss, Pae -, Purse 200 Friday October 21). 7, 2:45 Class, Trot Purse MSO 8, Free foi all Trot or pace “ 300 Conditions. Entries close Saturday, Oct- her 3d. Records made that day nc bar. Entrance: 5% to accompany nominal ions, 5% addditional from starters. Money diuided 50% to first h irse, 25% to second horse 15% to third horse and 10% to font th horse. Distance in all races 100. yards. Any horse distancing the field to receive firs money on ly. No moie money than starters. , The right is reserved to change the order of the program, de c are any and all races’ oil that do not lilt satisiactory, and on hc count of bid w. a her. Posi ively no entries w ill he ace* pted unless Bccompm ed by tie fee Enr entry b.anks and any other information address Perry & Whitehead, Managers THE LADIES FAVORITE. Bring tLe Ladiesof yom house hold to the De Soto Hotel when you visit Savannah Rates $2.50 her day und tip*•>rds during th. summer Season. I lie L.dies think the De Soto grand and enjoyable. DR- G. B. BLACKMAN Physician —AND— . Surgeon. | Leave culls at Ramey’s . r Green’- j Stables. Resiience, Mrs ]jJ[.Johi> Icua’s. opposite City Hall, PETITION FOR CH All TER of “RAGAN FFRNi'H'.E COM- PANY.” Georgia, F'ojd County; To the Superior court of said county vK. Raean, and her associates, petition the mt and show Uiat they desire to be inc ryorak under the n>me Furniture Comyaic" for the term ot twenty years with the cor|>..t4i oflice and place of business iu the city of Ho.ii. Georgia. Thecbjectof the associations is pecuuiatf gain, and the business to ba carried on, willl' buying and Belling Furniture. Fir ti.es. ml House and oflice furn shing goods of evetj kin! it eluding window s’-ades surtains C’r ets, e 1 ial o cof.flns and burr! 1 cases and all such articles, ware merchandise as way be bnighi I andsold, I'he amount of capital to be employed, slnll be one thousand dollars, and it snail be pdl either in money, or property of the vtt’ne •• oue thousand dollars and shallbe ivid-.dii . shares of twenty five dollars each Pet Stieners pray that they have ad the pat ers incident Incorporations under and by »r --tue of the laws ot this state, and tbai this y • lion he tiled and pub isbeti as by the sla: i i provided. Fouche & Fouche. Pd-tr,9 Attys. Fikd i.> oflice July 24t'.i. W.VI. E IDiY-lEl'b Cler Superior Court. GEORGIA, FLOYD CoI’NTY: I certify that the above is a true copy "I ll! original charter, now on the tile in m:. " Il1 " 1 Tins July 24ih, 1897. Wm. E. Beysiegel, Cler Floyd C'-mi.i J'< FREE. GOLD Eighteen prizes, a .gregaii sg Si' l A " ,u Fide Otter, We give nothing bur <i ptizes. Who can form theK ieat,,s, ,,! I Iv 's, n f, ) \s words from toe letters in WAS.il Sl 'i You cen make 15 or more words, O ' n " . any letter more times than it appears h word. Anything th it is a legitim »<« *;"'! be allowed. Iho publisher will pay r ‘ p r,on able to make the largest list oi in the Word WASHINGTONS, t,,r L, largest. jHO.OO for each of the uexi three 11 „ ■ lists, s.'>,<)<) io eaeb of the next It large - Don’t you think sou could be Olie 0 . w |ij You will enjoy Hie making 1)1 s ’ !r r ,; ujr ,is not try for the first prize? The above are given for :be purpose of Attra.-.tiiia . lion to our woman's paper, Ever- 1 u , n nrt . cc s. complete, no continued stories, etc. lt is ~j -ary for vou toenterthe contest, t •> ' t cents (money order, silver or " :I . IUIS '..| ft subscrip: ion with your jist of words, to f erypcSsoi sending the 25 cents an I a ■ l-> words or more is guaranteed an <' r i 1( ant. by return mail ('ll addition m the I'-.' ’.po.i a solid silver s ick or scarf pin- ra ''j.A|, il i. • uaruiiteed in every case or 111 , . r a , pr iinu Li >tsshould oe sen at once, a id Aug, 15, The names ami addresses oi - contestants win be printed in depi, 1 ’ 1> ' piip Ish ,d Sep. 1. >.ir publica'.io . h , t<> Her is mad •to inl.r.rluce ii. ■ r ‘ r ' i . ' M.W am tnerca itl eag - icv to.- our s lll| o'-u . ; your liit n.w t 1 lr.n>, Un ’ 1 „u>nli<'< at i-nirS, Brooklyn, S. V. nwri.iug s per < i K H H li'-i’OJ P , hvsl ?Swi« i him. »• a •.OH tlo c ’ ito cure free to an > tjlre» who . ,!n rP. O. and E»P reS ’ ,dJrrJ We : • , ne a cur® *a£? ’. . I JUi.'E ,
