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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1897)
; nib general to REDUCTION in bicycle price. o .’ailV-Ah' r -Are the Standard id of the U.S.A.” 3 the highest priced, high-grade Bl wheel. on the market. |M Rambler buyers vho rnretf f .>. are now smiling 1 1897 catalogues fr c. Agents at all important points. Gormully 1 Jeffery Mfg. Co., j£j WASHINGTON, D. C. Guy C. Cothran ?gt K ) ria. Qi. f J&t S in -■ !><"•’■•’ <S«»«-rr«<** XXI I in.l tliwliuw* Ir.f i he ( umj ,| ■v-'-'r .-innry <>r««ne t> r «> <-d E II ,v .tnitn I 'ltdy ‘ pi-sit les, /I • vithimt iu.-tiuvcnieni-e. V-,[ - 1 ■; i Fifty Dollars a Week Easily unde, vr< rip wante.t in every locality tor Hon. \V J Hryan’s great and only book. “The First t tie.' The best seller ever produced . Agents taking as many as 200orders per week, liewar of fraudulent imitations. Mend for outfit an begin work ot onee, w, B. OJNKEY Company publishers, 341 Dearborn Street, < thio igo. W" RAILWAY. (on eiiidl Schedule in HTrrt 4, Stations. > o > o H No 8 EFThattanooga. . pT’dum 2 45pm lu pm Ar Dalton V2O am 4 2 pm 12. Hum /r Rome 10.40 am 5 3 pm I .Varn /r Ail nta 1 loam 8.“; pm 5.00>m Lv Atlanta 1 Opm 8 3-pn 5.20 am Ar Mac<>n 7 0 pm II Opm 8 10.nn Ar.J< sup I Oam I 2 .’lßpm Ar Ever- It 5 25am 32. pm Ar Jacksonville v . ...... 8 loam 93 pm Lv Jesui) o 07udi 6 2bpm Ar Jacksonville I OOpn »1 I*pm I Lvl'A. ieir .o..>Oam 3 30pm Arßrunswjek —i- i ftSOuy J ; gm I. No 8 carries Pullman .Slueping car chaua | 'o Atlanta. No lOcarries Pullman Union Sleeping Car I Chattanooga to Atlanta. No H rare es Pullman Drawing Room Buf fet Sleeping (ar (’hattano >ga io Jacksonville I end Alata to Brun -vt Ick. | I . Na 14 ? o 9 i No. 7 | Lv Atlanta 750 am : 3 pm!lo Opm Ar Rome 109 mi I 5 pm 1 .Jun I Ar D.lton II 3.>um 6 » 6pm 2 .oam I Ar ( hatianoog t I 00pm 7.30 pm 4 ham I Lv( h ittano.iga 745 pm 800 am I Ar Levin ion.. 4.35 am 5.05 pm Ar Lou .-.villc 7.Vam 8.15 pm I Ar i.t.u.i, ;. 3oani 73 pm ■ Ev < hHttai.ooj'a E Ar N shHlie 6.15 pm L&ptn r i ui min Drawing R iom Buf fet SL ej .gCar Alia it t■» Na-h'. file. B N° - 4 ' urrie.T Puuiii.ui Union Sic ping Car Alriniu to Louissi 1 • and Puilman Sleeping j| car Chattanooga to Cincinnati. No < c rnes Pu Iman S eepimf Car Atlanta i" < haltai.oora .nd from ( halt .uooga to tin ■ ClllOall. E TA l<>NS No~~6~"No. 12 No 16 4 tno »ga 8 o m 4 i-iji.i 5 5.. pm H Arl\ii x.Jp li.s9am 8 0»:im 9 50pm ■ At Mornsiown I lOp n 9.50 am 1'55 pm * r \" 3 15pm 11.4 am 12 23am H ATA-'eville 435 pm I I 15ptn I 39.4 Hi I J' 7 11 brv 6 40pm 6.00 am ■ 7.r . nsb.ro 95 pm 8 5 Jam * r V 1 ‘‘'-j* 7 10 m II 15am ■ Ar \orlolk_ . |,s E Ar Wash r g on ~ 0.4 S ini !Ti ■pin *r N. w Y„, if. __ ..._.. i3pmCh2Mm nn.?. 1 ' l .' ,r ™ s I‘ull nan Sleeping car Chatta u ?i' l,) k fw Vork via A hevil e. and ; 600 i a!** ,cbu ‘ o,,< l. arriving Richmond F win? p 8oll( I train Cha’tmoosa to Norfolk Nn.f ii 1 n ' an Sleeping Car Ch.itt rn.og t tc | i* ( "J/hout change. (Hose conn•■< tior. I A Norfolk wltn steadies for B iti- I in,, i \ ' ' ,rl< ’ n, l Boston I’ullnian Sleep- ■ ‘"k I .11 Salisbury to Xew York via Wa-hingtor | s 'i No 16 No. « E ArK , , , | ,\?'.'"' :l s;op:n x:»ai | Ar u'"' vn '-‘-.Kam I lOp.r I Ar u v " 0,1 11 ’ s l»n 7 35tnp I ArN '"\»l< |2op|# ■ »0o” 'tv 1, ’J P " llni:l " Sh'opiog Car Chatla- K i Yrk.l , A'i'i'ijion and Cbatlai.ooga to Now K >fk "hhoiilelumgc H BnosrnT,.' " I ' u 1 Inlln S ee- Ing Car C ratta- H bnoxvile and Knoxville to Bristol B r - 1 •"■■•■s _ Vo j ? I s.’fcd, •• • ~ I . ft. ■ a? v.’. r ?'L”‘ ij;X ■ I- " lru,,s II 4-han Ar -Hi. |{ S(V| Ti T I n.-s™ ■ "“' l-rt 7 2Op;1 . H ’ § '" [' __ 1 +No_l6 SVoHd M 8 .'.ib " l.v l:o:ne...:ar l.i.tOirr uSO.irn C.liinn, - 11 ;i r A ' ,i:l Isden ar 6 3mm 7 Iftuuo ■ - , ' Ar Attain..,|y 615 ,m T.aeam ■ li'' 7'Y'x'’ S '‘" l ly « S.m lay only. ’ Mi . ... A 1,1,1 Stipt Washington, It c, ■ u .. , , M «r WriHhington. I) C. M 0 A u'l J ll ' '' A " ar hlnston. Ii C Bl ' v 1,1 bU a<; p a < Laitiinnoga Teas MFor a New Bicycle. S2B 75 "“Think Os it. Tninkof it - ” , ir ;fh a i--r7J wh3 s dj/ whasls in sO9’lots« to sell the We have just maJe arrangements witn ala o - o / j j 4.1-1 machines at this price, nothing like it has .w bssn aftsr.il baforo anj may not again . for some time. This bicycle is first class in every respect, nas cold drawn seam-3 tubing, single tubes tires, wood bars, we ao not have samples in "stoek. n ) fi'-r. i) I-/31- Tney wont lisi .ong atthis price I BOYB. W.£iJS>O? OYTOZjHICO HOW'S THIS W offtH’ One Hundred j oilart, Reward for any case of Cataruh that can not b« cured l>y IJall’H Catarrh Cure. K J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Totddo, (). A’e the undersigned, hnvo known F J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honora ble in a'l hiisineastraiisaction and financially able to carry out any obligations made by the firm. West & Trbax, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo,O. Walding Ktnnao & Marvin \\ holesalft Druggists, Tc lodo,Ohio, Hail’s Catarrh Cure is taken in lernally acting directly upon the i lood and mucous surincup • ' th.- system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold bynl!Dauggists.Testirnonosil tree Hull’s Family Pills are th■ i"I->r-1 Beautv is Wealth. Beauty is as esseutinl to a wo man as any other quality, with beauty of form and feature comes beauical mind and character. Phys, thebeauty 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 many 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 your face whtch once was plump and* rosy is becomming thin and sal low, that wrinkles (which are the terror to all pretty women) are beginning to appear, take our ad vice and 'rv that greatest of dis coveries, the “Massage Face Cup” which is the only means known to science to convevert a thin and sallow expression into a plump and rosy face. It will trans form a face with plain or homely features into an expressir n of grace and beauty, Physiology teaches us that if would be strong we must exercise the muscles which ne.ed the developing. Exercisf causes the b ood to rush tc that part of the body called into ac tion, the muscle is fed and streng thened by the fresh blood and will therefore develop. The Massage Cup will do fcr the face, when preper' applied, by contacting and relaxing the mus cles, what exercise will do lot 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 yon 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 Breadway, N.Y L E T r E R S OF ADMINISTRA TION J Georgia, Floyd ’County. To all whom it may concern : w. H. Lynch having in proper form ipplio Ito me for per manenr le ters of ad nmistration on the estate ot E. A. Lynch, late of said county. This if to cite all anti singular the creditors and next of kin of E. A. Lynch to be ami appear a‘ m> ol iice within the lime ai o ved by law ami show if any they can, why pet nanont admin istration shun -I not be granted to w. IL hvnch or some other flr and proper person on E. x. Lyr.chs estate. \V imess my h iml X »>ih<nal sig nature this sth day of Jill) 1897. John P Davis, Or.liniry rl tyi o ui’tlv, ■ VPPLICATIOV FOR LETTERS OF DISMISSION. G >RGIA, FLOYD COUNTY. wbtreas a. m word. Administrator »f M.S •eiip.-r reiiresents to the the court tn bis ,>et tor duly filed, that he hasaduiinistt-reti m. m .ei>i>er est ite: this is to cit» ell versons con • • u rne<l, kindred and creditors, to show t-.tnse > tnvean, why said administration should tot >e isvbarged from ins ailiniiiistiatlon and re ive letters ot dismission or the l.rst Monday 1 October 18J7 Tills July sih 1897. John P. Davis. > IU . Ordinary Floyd county mi r mi laiiai S. B. Bennett ft prominent R.R man of Atlnntn. is here today. WAliw’e a) i. CiiARGKp with rlssAi'i/r oi. u Lit- TIE Gl|«p. Danville, Va., Sept. 9 —Olli cere I fr.»m Laurel Grove, Piitsylvunia country, nrr ved in this city today with a [wairant for the arrest of Green C. Dodson, a white man aged about forty-eight years, charged with att■ mptodassault on \ irgie Parrot, an eight-year-old white girl. The attempt is said to have been made on Saturday last. The coun ty ofiicefs spent the day in this city and vicinity lo iking for Didson. but did not find him. Dodson left his homo near Daurel Grove on Monday to drive a load of tobacco ! for this mirke f . After unloading tho tobacco at the Farmtner’s wareh uso and securing an advanc e <f sl2 on it he di appear.-d. There is considerab'e under current in the neighborhood over I the crime. Tho entire stock of summer millinery in the A. O. Garrard : millinery store in the Medical | building, has beer put on market ; at cost. On Sep. Ist this popu lar miilinery establishment will occupy one of the elegant new store room in the Clark building. This cost sale has been *pnt on I to prevent the necessity of liavi.ig| so much stock to move. This sea son’s goodswill be sold at and below cost. While in the«tore this morning I was shown a beautiful new sailor, the regular price of which is S2OO and was told that they are to bi closed out at only 75 cents each Now is the time to by beautiful and servicable mil i nry and save money in the pur chase. THE SHORT LINE TO TEX \S and the Southwt-it is via the Great Sou'hern Railroad . Tickets may I be routed either via Shrievesport or N w Orleans. Train service and schedules via this line, are unex celled , This is the only line op“f ating tourrt sleeping cars from Chattanooga to Tex is points and the Pacific coast. Parties contemplating a trip should address: C. M. Billheimer, Trav. P. A. Birmingham, Ala. C. E. Jackson, Trav. P. A Chattanooga, Tenn C. A. Benscoter, Asst G. P. A. Chattanooga, Tenn. ' ** '• - - - - B s ® A T~> BLOOIi k'Gtpermanent V L-'l Ai-J, cu,e< ii n lsto3sdayß. You can be treat, lar i- :r;ran ij. fcfJK'w'Z- Ify° u Prefcrtocotuclierewewilleon* “ and nocharge. if wo fail to cure. If j eu. ,ve taken taer cury, iodide potash, and still have aches and Fains, Mucous ratches In mouth. Sore 1 lire at.. 1 iiuples. Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers on any part of the body, Ilnlr or Eycbrows fbliintr out, it is this Secondary BLOOD i’OiSON we guarantee to cm-e. We solicit the most obsti nate cases and ctiallentro the world Tor a E" a7 vr AT iin ?‘-’, t ; e ’; Ti.is di case h s always baffled tho skill of the most eminei tpi. v ,i- Cians. 0500,000 capital behind cur urc. : ;|. ti ‘.".ul gn.-trant;-. Absolute proof i sent'-r i' i i application, /ddress COOK v Ctk 807 Masonic ieroplc, CHIUAGG- ” ' ffi 1 r.r,.Jo:rrrJ i- r - U '*'* /' Prof. WH. Fc. ko .v! 3 makes a speui.J" F. Alf fc N Epilepsy, has w.-lvat IMF doubt treated a vl Nas. edition tie : ~n,. ■ B sE| living Physician; lbs f’i gS k » success is as! >ni;;;ung k Jrl SrCTk S’ We have hear .1 of a e:: * ot :o yi . -< s . ;ir . lr< Hfo, «S 3 cure iby f a him. Ha 1 ’’‘=s? t'llblis.e 3 i r*i 1* 1“ valu.'i b e uliCQw tie of .i’ solute cure, free to any sufferer who nt-.-y t end their P. O. and Express a Idri s "’e a -i-'.o i... ’ one wishing a euro to tddres, fcvf- "TIE. V, It.. A Cedar st.. Nei-J Var* Rlpans Tabules: at druggists I 113 DEAD 2A RE D> INy, i Three Men Ehhi In Ai abam i With l isi >i. And Knives ( - Decatur, Ala Sept. 7- at a place in Limestone c unty call d Cash Paint vest rdav, while a big barbecue was in progress, a three corm-r<‘d light t ok p nw between two brothers named Edwuiid and Daniel White ai d Philip Carter. The brothers and Carter met by tippoii fni'Uit to settle an old lend and nt once began firing. When their six-shooters bad ben ex-- hausted they clinched and fought like tigers with dirk knives. As the r<-sult one of the men lay Ideal in th road anil tie other ■ two are <!■ .-p< rat ‘ly wound.-d ’and cannot live. Bloor poison —l 111 Mil £& MMX MMMt A ilory JBLOOJ> POISON penna* iti( cured in 15 toßs days. You can bo treat Mat home for same price t tuler Mino rruaratj. ty. If you pref er tocou.c we will vo*. tract to pay railroad fareand hotel blll-i atid I no tharjte.if we fail to cure. Ifyi.it ha vetake.--mer cery, iodide potiiHlt, and s* 11 hare aci.e- vid I pyn.i, Mucous I’litcln-s.uinoath. Sore Thivnt. [ Pimples, Cupi?. i ( . (urea Spots, Ulcer ou anypartotthc dy, Ifairor F.'yebrowa faldna out, it is this econdnry BtOOD POISON we guarantee socure. We f .'ieittnoui.-. t ohstb unto eases and cltulle-'ge the world for * This di .case has always i>.inlcii tli». rklil of tiie moßt eminent phvsh Clang. capital behind oar uiicondfe tional guaranty. Absolute proofs sent sealed an atn.Ecat k>n. Address COOK REMEBV CO. Ui/7 Mmo&lc Temple a CiiiCAMO, IXX, '' PERFECT MANHOOD ulThe world admires tl»>' »erfect Not courase, d’.-’n’ty. or must ular d«' wL »pine>ii aion.-, but that subtle J wv>»<ie**fuK force known as SEXUAL VITALITY which is the £?ory of vn an hood—tho pride of both old and young, but there are thou.-ands of men suffering the nr ni.*l tortur< of a iveakeieert manhiiod, shattered nerve , and failing sexual power who can be cured by our Magical Treatment which mny be n at home under < ur directions or we will pay R. R. fare and hotel lulls for those who wi'b to come here, if we fall to cure. We have no free prescriptions, free cure or C.O.D. fake. XVe have $250,000 capital and guarant' c*to cure every case we treat or refund every dollar yon i ay or fee may be deposited in any bank t<» b« naid u when a cure is effected. Write for full p wttcu'n.rs &TATJE MKFMIC.S > Ji yN W ADVERTISE ME NTS 4 '“TS' keW™’ HAiii BALSAM F&M -few. Cleanse* and bea»>tifM:« the hair, a luxuriant ernwth. I^.r ; 4Never Foils to Restore Gray I ... ' to i’s YoutLful Color. Curefl scalp ft. •ea.-.-s & hair tailing. Druggists KLOADIIW OLD. “The Greate-t Gold District On Earth Shares SI.OO. Agents vVanted. Why not shira in th<-ailli ’n that ara ba iug tak t> out <>f Al iik i? <V > oil•' r a golden op dor Un tj. \V<" shill se-.d an expedi iou with a large stock of tnerchandiae a: d fit ly eq tippet with tnitiL'n appli inc.rs, Th s ixierchaioLsi will re tu. it alt i tdi >n ■ pr t in tint it totheen ormom sit ns to ba itiali Iron ecoi.onti 1 ’ •itininir. Wt ooitllinr y expict to return SIOO F R EVERY $1 INVESTED Holders of 359 Ui ires entitle to accompany expedition with i l ptid Proapectna frac. A limite I number of shares now on sale, #IOO • Alarka Gold vr. Tra hn r -Nr Tramporation Co., No 220 Broadway New Y« i k ‘ > fl WASHINGTON D.C. ! p Think of I g The difference B between the nature of the cotton-plunt ntid the habits of a hog, and you have the difference between Cottolene and lard. Cottolcue is all PC that’s pure and wholesome ; lard has few redeeming features. - [COTTOLENE “■''x makes your food light, crisp, digestible. Rightly used | • ■ ' '■ it yrentlu' improves the food and the health of those | —who eat it. | I]l The genuine Cottolene Is sold everywhere in one to ten pound yel- i V GS' TOl £i|7'x ■/ low tins." ith our trade ninrk»-"CoUoten«" and ttrert htad in cotton- , \/.p, <' ■/ ,<,,>/ u-renth -on every tin. Not.giiurnnt.-id If sold In any other way. | 7 Made only by Til E N. K. FA! H BANK (OMI’AKV, iV'D, '■ ChictHjo. St. Louts. New York. Montreal. — L -■= New Drug Film! Having bought out tho F,JJohnson & Co. Dr.ig business, and added a line.of Drags, Patent Medicines |-AND—: » Druggists’ Sundries * to the 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. LOW'RY, formerly of Lcwiy Bros., in this ci’y, is manager of the business and to his old friends and farmer customers, as well as new, he extends a hearty wt letwaie to call. Very truly, Rome Rharmaoy. 206 Broad St. F. A. Johnson & Go’s, old Stand. Phone No. 143. | You Can t T' : I • . jz/ a White Plume from 2 X Crow’s Tail, nor a good W Bicycle from Castings. B The Monarch j *z is 00d aH through. 0 - % # * ',- t | ? I ; ’ >CIi CYCLE MFG. CO., L’hlc- New York London C* .f i- • <»:.• two-cont .‘t.impsfor Monarcn . - P:. • r*rJ . Regular 50c cards. A Sold by J, SAM VEAL
