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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1897)
TUB HUSTLER OF ROMii Evening Except Saturday, JSun dayand Weekly. *THI,LLG. BYRD, Editor And Manager. title, Wllkjrs.n Block. Third Avenue. LIST OF SUBSCRIPTION I'silv and Sunday,per year ** Sun iar, per year W eekly (Tint UomkCovkiek) per year '0 BY CARRIER IN CITY AND BUBUf B 8. nal.v and Sunday, lOcentl per wee) . Remit by bank draft. money order or regist* re<l let* bt Add reaa THE HUSTLER OF ROME, Rome, Ga. Ent *red at thePoat office an nd claw matter Advertising rates and samp'© co, iet» ter th asking:, BUSINESS OFFICE PHONE 85 Perhaps it was the Dingley bill that discovered Kl'indixo. Million by million com-’i the yel’ow dust as the Klondike steam* er’ come in. A New York insurance company is getting a’good deal of lucrative business in China. The Mexicans were swift in lynching the drunken tailor who assaulted President Diaz. Mr. Bryan contii.ms to grow in popularity with the masses. This, too, in spite of the rise in wheat. The criminal procedeure of our courts shoo'd be provided with a modern-shoot the chutes for mur derers. The next time Mr. Reed writes a labored “rep'y” to Mr. Bryan be should begin by reading Mr. Bryan's argument. The Klondike published in Dawson City, sells for 75 cents a copy, in gold, jls that cheap *or “yellow” journalism? Manufacturers of woolen knit goods intend advancing prices ma terially. Wbat a boon the Ding ley tariff is to tte consumer! The number of pupils in the schools of the United States last year was 16,415197. an increase of nearly 5.000.000 since 1890. While the Gulf and At antic ports ae quarantining against yellow fev?r, the yell w dustj is welcome in the Pacific harbors.s Negroes who desire to live hap pily and to prosper can do so in the South—if they will only live as honest and upright citizens. The Macon News is easily the most newsy and most reliable dai ly, the wide-a-wake cit) Jof Macon has had for many a day.’ The rape business sti 1 contin ues to an alarming extent in this and other Southern S'atfS. and the lynch business goes bravely on* Acworth Post. -q I I Few weman would care to .be come ange's if they could not talk out loud to each other while «om? angel plated a harp.—Americu- D'g Horn to the cause of you ’tekn ss, if you want io get well ad stay will. Most like y its in digestion. The irritating poisons of fermenting, putrid fosd, left in the atom ch by indigestion, cause headache, nervousness, dizziness, stomach-ache, neusea, irritability, md all the other well-known •ymptons cf indigest’Ou. They also cause many pains ard disorders which are often laid to other causes and hence are no' ensily cured. But asjsoon as the poisons are removed, nil these symptoms ano disappear, because there is nothing left to cause .hem. Nothirg succeeds in this .ike Shaker Digestive Cordial, be cause it prevents the undigested toed from fermentingin the stom ach and helps the stomach to Jdi ge’t its food. Soli by druggists, price 10 cents A O p r botll«, ud r f E Soiir ’ Stomach, sometimes caik d waterbrash, and burning pain, distress, nausea, dyspepsia, arc cured by Hood's Sarsa parilla. This it accomplishes because with its wonderful power as a blood purifier, Hood's Sarsaparilla gently tones and strengthens the stomach and digestive organs, invigorates the liver, I creates an appetite, gives refreshing sleep, and raises the health tone. In cases of dyspepsia and indigestion it seems to have •* a V agio touch.” “ For over 12 years i suffered from sour Stomach with severe pains aero.s my shoulders, ind great distress. 1 find violent nausea width would leave mo very weak and Mint, difficult to get my breath. These spells came oftener and more severe. I did not receive any lasting benefit from physicians, but found such happy effects from a trial of Heod’t Sarsaparilla, that I took several bottlesand mean to always ’,"ep it in the house. I am now able to do all my own work, which for six years I have been unable -c io. My husband and son have also h-e greatly bene ited by Hood’s Bars- p*>r t. -for pains in klie back, and after th v I gladly ecominend this grand r uedicine.” Mrs. f-KTER BVT.3Y, Lcokti J, 1 *, Mass. Hoods Sarsaparilla I? the (me True Blood Pur tier. All druggists $1 cure all l iver Ills and Hood’s Pills Sick Headache. 25ce.iW Times- Recorder Doubting ints who claim that Cuban crisis is all ti ! k seem to forget that the Senate is r t in session. Will Hanna be able to buy his elec'ion in Ohio? He will if he has enough money . Love of cash is a weakness of the average Ohio vo ter. i Mr. Foraker refuses to admit that Hanna is a mnj rty of the United Suites Sen it 1 . J. B. will Forget to talk that way— Atlanta Constitution. If, in court prret c « the p’ain tiff who ti es the ph a- >= (he ple hean, then why is not the other side, the one who has failed to pay, th" oaytiicians? No, ’Jane, dear, lynching of thieves will not become epidemic in Indiana. Therefore you need not have apprehensions about the depopulation of the state. Gadsden has decided Io Fettle her municipal fight in the courts and proceedings have been deter mined whether or not Mayor Elli ott is a resident < f Gadsden. When a man and woman rode the same horse the woman .t< okja back seat and clung to the man. O.i a win e’, its'different, the w< n - an clings to the front hand e ban. Dr Grover Ch velend has told the tax assessors that he hi s $150,- (00 wot th of usv stable propert y Probably his Wall street, confiden tial agent has .he other millions on me —Chat thi oogi Neva About the worst yet is the insin uation of a bachelor tha the old shoe is thrown after the newly wedded pair to typify that they have put tlmir foot in it . Americus Times- Record- r. And now Qle n Victoria is try ing to pose as the savior of the United Stall s c unng the civil war. Mrs. Guelph is old enough to draw a pension. But sen never will from UncleiSam. She’s not a republi- can. That Pacific Slope widow with $20,000 wbo *s now in Washi -gton looking for a husband would bet ter not'run across any of the straj - ped office-seeking contingent if she’s not ready for a bargain day rush that will break ill ivc- rds. The State authorities of Pea.- sylvama, civil and military, are , Mistaiuing the Hazleton a sassins of the striking miners. Nothing ' hotter is to l-e exp eted from a Republican admini tration. State or Federal.--Sparta 1.-hmueiite. 1 Mayor CoPier has been nomi nated as a “good roads” candidate; i toi governor o < or Collier have ..uy.un-g io uo with the County Commissioners Convention? Did he furnish the barbecue for a eelfish purpose? _ I 1 In future ell pe"6onf, whether ' v hits or black .found loitering, loafing <-r idling on the'streecs of 1 I Macon wili be arrested by the po- * ’ice and fined by the recorder. Would it not be a good idea for other cities in Geor-.'a to fo'low 1 Macon's example, says the A’ay- j cross Herald . The penitentiary c mmittees of the House and S- na' • will h > I n i -int meeting i’ i ' -- J ’ I day nevt for the pm | ' utur- ( ing a bi 1 for ii troduction when < the Legisla'ure conv -m s’ pr >vtd- . I ing for the disposal of the state . convicts when the posent lease shall expire. Mr. llt.ll, of Cowe ta, is chairman of the House com milted.—Ameiicus 11 r.:ld. | LONGSTREET’S COM TEMPOS- 1 ARIFS. The mairiage of Gen. James, Longstreet emphasizes the strur dimsi of the old confederate who while so ma->y of his old comrades in arms are lying in the grave, has just led a young and pretty woman to the alter. Os the generals against whom longsiteet f>>ught, Grunt died on July 23, 1832; Sherman on Feb. 14, 1891; Sherman Aug.s, 1848; Hooker, Oc. 31, 1879; Handccck, Feb. 9. 1886; and Butler Jar..’ 11. 1883. Os the generals who woie the gray with h ; m Lee died on Oct. 12, 1870; Baruregard, Feb. 20’ 1893; Stonewall Jacke-m, M iy 20, 1862, Albert Sidney Jobnston, April 6, 1628 a d S erling Price, Sept. 29. 1897- —New York Journal. DINGLEY. THE TARIFF RAISER As aim-ans of creating a Treas ury deficit, the greatly maligned and mu h flouted Wilson tariff doesn’t seem to have ’been in it with tiie Dingley bill. The Dingley I hill became a law July 24. 'I he 1 government revenues from Augu-t 1 1 to the close of the second weekin September amountei to $26 889,- 188; expenditure, $43,996,047: defii i.t, $17,116,858. The revenues for the same perod in 1896 reached $31,379,858; the 1 expenditure was» $45,098,676, and the deficit $10,718,817. For th< same period in 1895 the revinm- , was $37,327,474; the expenditure • $43*054,384, and the deficit $4 426,- ( 909, ‘ I When Congress msets in regular I ' session, and sets about the w rk i of rais.ng eir ugh r-verae to r v i the gav.-rnm. n' f-c b<.-:ik u; ■ • it is evid< nt that . e.’ oi with r more ability as a r-ve t i r .ise.r ( that Dingley will have to b< call f tnelanger \ to which the Expectant Mother is ' exposed and the foreboding and ‘ dread with which she looks for ward to the hour of woman's 1 severest trial is appreciated by but ‘ few. All effort should be made ' to smooth these rugged places ‘ in life’s pathway for her, eie she ' presses to her bosom her babe I MOTHER’S FRIEND i allays Nervousness, and so assists ; Nature that the change goes for- ' ward in an easy manner, without > such violent protest in the way of Nausea, Headache, Etc. Gloomy > forebodings yield to cheerful and ® hopeful anticipations—she passes ’ through the ordeal quickly and J without pain—is left strong and [' vigorous and enabled to joyously perform the high and holy dut’es '' now devolved upon her. Safe<.v to life of both is assured by the J use of “ Mother’s Friend,” and a the time of recovery shortened. z n Y “I know one lady, the mother of three children, who suffered greatly in the - birth of each, who obtained a bottle of r ‘Mother’s Friend’ of me before her a fourth confinement, and was relieved a quickly and easily. Ail agree that their A labor was shorter and less painful." £ John G. Polhill, Macon, Ga. X A »1.00 PER BOTTLE at all Drug Stores, A or sent by mail on receipt of price, t} BOOKS fontainini- invaluable information of rnrr interest to all women, will tie sent to ' 0 lout any address upon application, by 6 Th« BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, Ga. W f a od upon to fram« a bill. PLATTd PARTNER. In aligning himself openly with the Plait forces in the G vater New York campaign, President McKmlevhas done just what these who have matched his carter closely expected of him. The President is rapidly teaching the country that Mr. Mark Hannadoes n it posßss a monopoly of that force in our national life balled “prac tical po'itics.” This exhibition on his part imy shock the sens.btitit sos the doc trinaires and cau tt e lamentations deep and loud among the profes sional reformers all over the coun try, hut it will not deter the Presi dent ftom nis fixed determination to placate the corrupt, elements in his party in New York for the purpose of saving himself from Boss Platt's vmge ice when the Senate again meets to take up and pass "upon j the presidential ap pointment, says the St. Louis Republic. Major McKinleyJhas done even worse in o her parts of th« coun try than in New York. H> has put'n high places at New Orleans men notoriously corrupt. Mr. Plettan his lieutenan's are angels of purity »s compar d with Domas and otherj whom the president has rewarded for sei ing out Tom in the St. Louis Convention. The “reformers,” for the most par*, we*e clamerous for the elec tion of the Canton Mayor and were ilie lead rs in the cry of “Anarchy aguins* the democracy in jhe 1 a campaign. They »re now reaipn ing the harvert they sowed. Meantime, there is no evidence indicating a weakening in the rank •f Seth L w. His orgai ization is stio'ig slid compact, and was net foimed for the purpose ci merely making a demonstration strength and ’hen su re. deriog to Platt. It will pertis .n the advo cacy of Lw to the bittter n.d, and the consequence will be a di vision in the Republican ranis «h ch will held the democrats to gain control of the huge metropol is and held it as a vantage gr> und in the next national campaign. < RAILWAY. £ou enne.l J«yirda> In l.lfrrl Ju.jr 4, IS u. Station*. 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