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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1897)
THE BIJOT IF HOME Evening Except Saturday, Sun davand Weekly- ‘PHILLG. BYRD, Editor And Manager. OtHoi, WilkJrsin iHlock. '■.Tlnrdl Avenue. LIST OF SUBSCRIPTION dally and Bnnday,per year S l ' Similar, per year • ■' Weekly (The HuMi I'l'i iin ll’r*' >'®* r •••• BY (<RRIER IN CITY AND SI'BUI EB. jjai.y anil Sunday, liii'ents per wee?, Remit by bank draft, expfsjj. money order or registered letiST Addreaa THE 111 STI.ER OF ROME, Rome, Ga. Ent 'red at thel’cwt office as aMS'-nil class inattei Advertising rates: and sample copiee forth i askinp. , BUSINESS OFFICE PHONE 85 , ■ — —— | The legislators are packing 'heir grips- _ Yes, Jane, dear, the Klondikers’ pan is a dust pan. Thd Presbyterian Synod, of Georgia, convenes here Nov. 18. Montgomery’s stamped o is on a parity with her shot-gun quaran tine. The chrysanthemum is in bloom and the dude is again wearing the bloomers. * A Kansas sheritl named Lard has h-en murdered. Lird! Lard' s What next? Uncle Sam’s Secretary of War I is not a Portugese but a p'ain i M ichigander. When the farmer has paid his guano bill and his suppy bill he will have no dollar bill—to burn. —————— Macon K's. of P. are going to have a Pythian Castle bui.t. Ma co I ', is nothing f not progressive. I Toe prosperity spielers who have undertaken to boom McKinley’s brand are looking pale about the gilb. Pocrlunies! Says the L Grrnge Reporter: “Co-education is not necessary and we do not believe it would be successful m Georgia." Isaac Cook and Edith Mudd were married in St. Louis yester day. Cook-Mudd <>r Mudd-Cook, either is suggestive of mud pies. Claus Spreckels' has bought a tract of land in Monterey county. California, which he has rented, io the Salvation Army for the pur pose of raising sugar h-e's. If the people appreciate their inte-est in the reduction of taxes, they will l avein earn' st talk with their members before tin legisla ture meets. —Sparta Ishmaelite. The appointment of B< b Sharp as postmoster at Chattanooga may h-ive bu n a victory for II Clay Evans. If S ’ i' s the most re spectable victory .dr. Evans has yet won, and he is to be congra’- ulated.—Chittaiin <ji News. J J i, '"/ & w 'U'. pli .existence li - A r, ‘ f n ‘ ‘ something lik • :ni <icc( mil in a ledger. 1 ■ n ° ,r ‘ i ’ All the t - ‘•"'U* P. ur ' au ' ra i” u-i 1 fXficisc and sound slvt p gr> on one side of the account. It sums up health and strength. On the oth< r side, tr> bad air, poor food, oVerwoik tid worry That foots up weakness and disease. When your appetite or sh up is disturbed; when the stomach and live! are not work ing properly, or the bowels etc not in regu lar condition; you arc losing vitality and strength figure r- going down on the wrong side of the ledger Unless this is stopped and the other v idc of the account is built up, > /u'il on be a physical bankrupt. The most profitable account a sick man can open in liis bed; ■ ' <-f Life is with Dr. Pien s Golden M e.d recovery, a wonderful and ‘ ; rs nf’Ge t niu which im parts a direct and h . di v stimulus to the entire nutritive oie: ii>m. it strengthens the digestive 1 uid > and. the liver, and en ables the blood v; i -M-. organs to produce pure, red, highly vitaliz- d blood. It is n<»t a nr e • r.jp-oi.ny cxhilarator. It feeds the con-’i’.n’i< i : t’ genuine, per manent power. It wn’< s round sums on the health :!e of 11. iccount, and wipes out the figure , cf v.-ukn.ss and dis ease. It animates the 1 forces and builds up healthy ih r.i • ular energy and nerve fori For ncarlv p v<-w Dr r has been chief ..insulting ph ician ot th Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical liut’P/c. of Buffalo, N. /. His fonnu. ar <v; ry where rccog .lized u‘. the mo-! ufh-rtsve rur.iediu*- in the world. His Pleasant Pellets” are the most perfect ami srieuf f. cure for consti pation ever invented 'j . not violent in their action, but p : , . ; i: au d at the same time comfortable. Their great reputation has cail-d out a o f imi tations. which <irn , ‘-o n. times try substitute, but ti i n-.thing “iusl > good.” Waler Wiljianis mya that on short story .will iHus ra’e fhesp r.t of English journalitm Imttc-r tnun any amount of goneralization, and quotes Moberley Bell, the editor of the London Times, »>a saying; •‘We would at any time stop our presses and make new stereotype plates 'o correct a typographical error, but we would not stop our | machines to get in a late piece of news, no matter how important or sensational. We could print that Hie nex. day without any bother." The Pittsburg Post, alluding to the curiosities of the market says; “It is remarkable that while there are but two sides of the maiket people will persist in choosing the wrong one. Il is just as easy to pick the rightside, but ever since the specuia'ive markets were es tablished people will be bulls when they should be bears, and vice versa. The only way to beat the market is to stay out of it.” OH, COLD BLUE EYES. Oh, cold blue eyes, nor song nor sighs May melt thine icy hue; I iifathomed wells, Truth steadfast d wells W ithin thy depths of blue. Fyes of a qncen, cold, calm, serene Repelling Leva's advances, V Ith chilling dart, they numb my heart, And freeze my own warm g'anc s. I.ike violets blue, asleep io dew ITukissed of rising aun They meet the day, nor grave nor gay— The s> »e when day is done. My hopes of heat n were freely given F d I the mystic pnw sr To pieice, to move thy depths of love Aud be thy King one hour. —Ti ii.lGikxn Bvrn. If the Cubans would only show some of the fight that made the Revolutionary fathers famous, Americans w-ould feel yet more kindly towards the patriots who are “bushwhacking" about the troebas on the “Pearl of the An tilles.” General Cssius M . Clav, who, as Minister to Russia, negotiated the irea'y for the purchase of A aska.and who a year or so ago mairi.’d a girl of sixteen, is re juvenating himself by having a cataract removed from his eye. It is no use for the New York Sun to go in mourning and to waste space in funeral panegyrics over the death of its great editor, Dana licked the bucket and the other papers can do the rest. At aota Commercial. These’s less known yel low fever to tne square foot thar. about any other disease. What the Atlanta physicians, who have been writing about yel ow fever, don’t know, whoul fill a whole Sunday newspaper. The St. Paul Judge who has fix ed the value of a kiss at $25 cer tainly never sampled the Georgia article. Such a judge would be censured in Tennessee, impeached in Alabama and lynched in Geor gia. Financier J. Pierpont Morgan will get $6,000,000 for successful ly engineering the Union Pacific deal Aud that’s just one item of the expense to the people caused by electing b slush fund President, Weyler finds it so difficult to tear himself away from Cuba as to cause suspicion that there must still be some booiy on that island which has not yet found its vvaj into the Butcher’t! strong box. The friends of Senator O. B. Stevens are on a hot trail and i have nominated him for commis sioner of agriculture. They could not select a better man—Amer icus Timss-Recordor. M ontgoinery’s quarantine guai ds should be as vigilant to keep the citiz ns of Montgomery in as they were to keep refugee citizens out It’s a poor shot-gun that won’t work both ways. With all due respects, etc, and A-., a change in the state Tagri cultural department is neded. 0 B Stevens, of the second con gressional, has some fine vouchers. From hisjubilant predictions of the election of Van Wyck as May or of Greater New York, Mr. Cro ker seems to be anything but ire to the name he bears. A cablegram announces that a Paris girl “Kissed her pu« dog and died soon afterwards." We have dispatched the horse reporter, a one-herse reporter, to ParH to i find out what become of the dog Knoxville Tribune. Towns and Murray counties have no citizens in the state peni tentiary—byt my, -ny, how their criminal elements swarm in the feder J yriaoii?. Phill Byrd has enlarged tte Hustler of Rome. If he will now only print it so it can be reed, all will be well. Dalton Argus. Good. We are d ung that daily. Now. Shaver always has a good print, but if he will quit writing poppycock and unadulterated rot, we will forgive him as much as he does us. Ac last accounts the Valdosta Times and Macon Telegraph were still throwing bouquets at each other.—Savannah Press. They have to: that's the only chance either has to g< t. any 11 iwers at all.—Albany Herald. An exchange says: “the edito rial page is the chief thing that keeps a journal above the level of. a purely commercial enterprise. The mere s> llii gos news is much like the selling of potatoes. A newspaper without honest opinions ably and frankly expressed, is like a body without a soul.” The Supervisors of Riverside county, Cal., in advertisihg for supplies have brought to light a law of that State that “wher. ver home produce articles can meet the requirements of and institu tion in this State as to price and quality of sui plies, then the Board of Supervisors must contract di rectly for such goods, irrespective of offers made by producers out ride of California.” A young woman in New York, according to W. E. Curtis, has for several years conducted the business of painting pictures ot. ivory, for which she received from SSO to SIOO each. Last spring she went to London, and though American friends obtained an intro luction to the Prince of Wales, a:id painted his portrait in miniature in the costume he wore at the Jubilee ball. The Punce was so pleased w th the work that he gave the young woman a com mission to paint his famous race horse. Persimmon. That work was equelly well done, and the re-u t is the nobility and millionaires of England are now giving the Am erican girl all shj can do, and she is charging SI,OOO a piece for por traits. AN EDITOR’S TROUBLES. An editor of a Western newspa per is mourning the loss of two subscribers. Number one wrote asking how to raise his twins safely, while the other wanted to know how to rid his orchard of grasshoppers. The answer went forwaid by mail, but by accident he put them in wrong envelopes, so that the man with the twins re ceived this answer: “Cover them carefully with straw and set fire to it, and ihe little pests, after jump in’ in the Hames for a few minutes will be speedily settled.” And the man with grasshoppers was to'd to “give castor oil end rub their gums with a bone .” SOMEWHAT DIFFERENT. “Marriage,” said the old bache lor, “is but a lottery after all.”| “There’s where you’re off” re j plied Henry Peck. “I you draw a blank in the lot'ery you can tear it up ami that’s the end of it.” — ; Americus Times-Recorder. DEVIOUS DEFINITIONS. P. S. —The business <nd of a wom-in’s letter. Divorce —An ep-taph friquontly caiv. d on love’s tombstone. Wife—A servant who lets her services for life without wages. Scrape--Something a man can avoid by letting his whiskers grow. Ambition—A feeling that makes a man want to do someth'ng he can t Wedding—The link used to con nect thoughts of love with thoughts of war. Bigamist—A crazy man who thinks he can manage more than one woman at a time. Scorcher—A fellow who feels duty bound to break his record, his bicycle or his neck. — W. H. Webster, of Jackson, Miss., was here yesterday on busi ness. i Eye T <s Talking about the train robbers trying to escape from Dalton jail, Jailor Bill McLeod says that those desperadoes can’t come to his “boarding lioii-e’ for saf p keeping, as he is afraid their presence here will d-moralize the metals of his boarders, I * * * Speaking ot the car-piracy cases, they have tried the big gun, but. will Cannon go off? * * , * Floyd is the only county in the state building public higways and paving them wi'ii crushed rock Floyd’s chaingang is one of the most economically operated gangs in existence. * * * No, Jane, dea-, i‘. is not necessa ry foi Rome, or any other commu nity i:i tins section to quarantine against Dalton The epidemic of “car-piracy” is “ketchin’," except by sheriffs and detectives. As for Dalton, what Dr. Fite and Dr. Sam Maddox has done for the disease is a plenty. * * * Mrs. Garrard continues to re ceive new goods. These goods were bought bef<re she decided to change her business, and, like all the other new gccds in the house will be sold at prices that wiil suc cess.'Tili) compete with all al eged “at cost” rn'llinery goods now on this market. Mrs. Garrard turns out only first class work . Call early and make your purchases before the stock is brok n. * * * Seay & Chidsey, will on tomor row receive a large consignment of Ben Davis apples They will also receive shipments of onions, tur nips and cabbage This young firm of commission men are tapping the fountain head of supply and bringing to Rome’s demand the choicest lots of vegetables and fruits ever offered the retail trade qf the city. * * « “Col Phil Byrd bemoans the fact that all officers on the staff of the governor of Missouri are gener erala and biigadier gei orals. ” saj s (he Griffin News. Col. Glessm-r m’bunderstoed the accent. I was not bemoaning though I think it would sound bigger if I could say “General” Glessner. But then as Harry Fisher says: “In Georgia, once a Colonel always a Colunai,” * * I was a reporter at Recorder’s court yesterday morning. There were only three cases or. the dock et aud each charged up ’he of fense of “Drunk and d'sorderlv.” Two cases weie against young ne gro men, one a c untry da-key who was up his first time and was let off with a fine of $3 50. The other, a railroad mgro, was ill cd $7 50. • *** The while man, George Fitzpat nc, is an old offender, though a young man. Recorder Eubanks fined him $5.00 or 10 days. George shullled uneasily or. his f< et and finally said: “Judge I want to take an oath that I wi 1 never drink anotlu r drop,” * * * “li’ you mean you have quit I will remit your fine” said Record er Eubanks. “No,” he continued, “1 wi> take you on probation. I will suspend the sentence frr 30 days. When a man convinces me he wants to reform I am g jing to help him—but—it will bi a bad day with him wlu-n he undertakes to trifle.” Chas. A. Weller was Imre yes terday. NEW AD\ ERTISt?MENTS. BARKER’S HAik BALSAM I 'ean-Hv; and beautifies the hair. “ *** ,uM rrunictes a luxuriant growth. I MHaßftyU PatelsFailu to Restore Gray 1 Bw Hair to its Youthful Color. Cures Rt-alp (Ls<-a*‘» & hair tailing. . Drug dsts MHI.IG MATERIAL i« a tire nine under-raging which often results n failure, aid son*‘thing “near ly a ina’ch" B never t» .tiMfaetory. There’s one thing Uiat you cann.it mutch: that's Electro - Silicon 4 The fan ous Silver Polish. Incause the-e is no other like it. Nearly a mil lion housekeepers use it. A trial q uintity which a s nt FHIK TO ALL tell you why. Then the .secret! of beautisf silverware is yours. Simply send your addr. an on a pohtal card to i Hilico.i, 30 Cliffy reet, N *w MICHEJL KiNG, A-WiIEEL- Great Benefit He HasHeeieved rromPaiuesCeleruConiponnd •- Wwl if w i® w fEL F® »IJfc«s, JW > lif ' I ri i < I /J 1 w I L< x: Z-wi. : '• iW/// V A ■ WIX Invincible, peerless, wonderful is Michael. When he races lis chief competitor is lime, and when he crosses the tape in his finishing sprint he leaves records as well as opponents behind him. James Michael, the most won derful bicyclist of the world, rec ommends all wheelmen to take Pains’s celery compound. Many young personsand hun dreds of older people who ha ze de termined to take up bicycling as a healik-gjv.’ng exercise find them selves realty 1 eking the proper •‘snap' or stamina to begin on. Their bodily condition prevents so spirited exercise, Many who are really sick, who have suffered from delility or wasting diseases for a long time until they had begun to think their troubles had become chronic, as nothing gave them re lief, but they find that this splen did exercise, like any other, re quires strength to undertake. The blood is out of order, the nerves are deranged, and nature’s food for bcih is needed. All such persons will find to their immense joy that Paine's celery compound will make them well. Michael has made cycle riding a careful study, and is in a position to give ex leltent advice, not only to racing m»n but to wheelmen and peo r le in g ner il Io confer ence to his own methods the fol- New Drag Film! I i I • v Having bought out the F. Johnson & C>. Drag business, and added a sp'endid line of Drugs, Patent Me AND— * Druggists’ Sundries * s ‘ oc k. we are now and solicit a snare of your trade. The new firm own the prescrip tion boo'<s of F. A. Johnson & Co., and are ready to refill any prescription wanted, Dr. Davis, v. ho was connected with the late firm, will be in charge of this ae paitment, and give it personal attention. SAM M. LOWRY, L/hiV 'i l"/ •* ' "ir* '*" I ''' fl C ‘ -V» * 9 mfinaßer of thn business and a 1 ear v J ' ,T n ' !r CU^toin9r8 > a8 well us new, he extend, a hearty wr Icome to cull. Very truly, Home I*li a rinriG y> • Brwl St. E. A. Johnson & Go’s, old Stand. Phone No. 143. lowing letter will interest every body : Boston Mass., Feb. 21 1897. Alter the exertion of my iecord rides while with the Morgan & Wright team in the South las' winter, during which I lost some what in weight, on account o f the unaccustomed climate, 1 was ad vised to us i P ciue’s celery com pound . I am nieased to say that it gave such satisfaction that I was impelled to use it again to brace up from the < ffee,s of the two unu u illy rough ocean trips that I have t ken during the past .north I btlieiethat wheelmen who have to undergo the hardships of “circuit chasing’’ will find Paine’s celery compnu.nl cf assis tance in keeping up their physical tone, J’mmie M chael. Thousands ne>d to 'uk- a reme dy to purify their boot, arouse the circulation and c un’eract the debilitating eff<ct of e o fining work, worry and excitement. The mor? intelligent portion of tVe’y community are the ones who best recommend Paine’s cel ery compound. They have looked in.o this great remedy, followed its remarkable achievements in the case of friends, neighborsand re'atives, and know just what to expect from its use as a nerve and brain strengthener and restorer and an ideal invigorator for a ran down syttem. GIVES STRONG to Hr? Free to An Who Weak and w orn are A Method T o Cure ANI ., THE Pcweh. , It is a remarkable .... . man never appreciate. t h e ’ ? mgs of others until | )( . hl ’ passed through the fir M X 1 h ‘ remorse. Then it is that h« 3 around lor those .ho a ? •ng; he wants them t? ?rJ his experience; he gi Veß hi . and money gladly f or th ! t '" le of others and never tires J j ■ 1 « 11 IS* 1 fW , J zeal. There are plenty n f m weak and worn out, 8t1 ,,.® Pn with remorse and fear the S" g rai outcome o f habits thatb r( ± •ucapac! y; a sens-of |„ llepi J “T r n . r ‘ eel,ngß9if 'h-b“st side of life had been banished f ever. Such men should write u Phomas Slater, Box 235, K a | ain zoo Mich. He will send free v mail, in a plain, scaled envelJ full particu are about the m ql 1( J he used, and this will enable an! man to get a complete (ure / home. It is the method that Mr Slater used to cure himself of ‘ths troubles that sap the strength rd vigor and ale nlarged his organs to natural size. The cure was so complete, so satisfying, and such a change from his former condi tion that he will gladly tell others ail about it. sending all particu lars. He figures that he doesn’t know of a better way to show hi, appreciation of his own cure and the sufferings of others. There must be generous men in thia world to ott set the tide of avarice. Writ o to Mr. Sla'er—n will’cost nothing for hie description'and method.J Beautv is Wealth. Beauty is as essentiel to 3 wo man as any other quality, with beauty of form and fiature c nies beauical mind and c’i Phys, ihebeatPy is a mu Id form brightly tinted ohdek, the vivacious eye, a ertnin ease and grace of manner, which indi cates a superabundance of physi ma! strength Very few women possess these qualities, but very j many more might possess them who do not. Ii you feel that you are losing vitality, losing vitality, losing your beauty, losing your strength, if vou fe-1 that your face whtch once was plump and rosy is becomining thin and sal low, that wrinkles (which are the terror to all pretty women) are beginning to appear, take our ad vice and I rv that greatest of dis coveries, the “Massage Rack Cup’’ which is the only means known to science to conveVoft a thin and sallow expression into a plump and rosy sacs It will trans form a face with plain or homely features into an expresskn of grace and beauty, Pnysiology teaches us that if would be strong we must exercise the muscles which need the developing- Exeicisf causes the b ood to rush U that i 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 for Hie •ace, when proper' applied, by contiactiug ana relaxing the mus cles what exercise will do foi th o other parts of 'he body. •f yon would have a pinkit complexion, if you would lik** * face plump and rosy, i< ymi like to remove that “horrid' wrin kle. aci d One Dolar to us am. « mail von the great “M ass.agi■.>■*' F Cup,” with full directions I r H 8 use. Remember you can have you money back it you say so. VoEvrs Wani’ei) Aldrm .b Lmny & C<>3s B roadway, . free. GOLD 111 n ■ - AI T ) A Eighteen prizH, h Fitln Offer, We n<>ciiin4 1,1 ......her pHzes. Who can form Ilia K 1,1 |OS9 words from rue lectors I i ” 'q‘ , me Vou cun make 13 or more Word*. ’ „ ilia :any letter more times than it „ill word. A lythino th it u a le^iU 111 ‘ ~, w lie allowed. I ho pubUaiier w.ll pay •»,’ ’ ( w , r j, par-on able to mane the larreat 11 .ee.ml iiilhe word W ASIII lOI'OS’S. 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