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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1898)
Th. Hy wh«*4 ■« »“ •«'*' bicycle- * * , xt <■ nnal Banks continue to The National bbu» have large interests in the a airs of this nation-* * p wtri fied men and women an _.d.W order in MinnMoU. 1 1,. s iust be«n diicovered in a place " J nriatelv called Crookston colored woman named Phoe- IJe Finhadaeaalof herself made. _ bjch was lo be sold to a museum .(natural history as a genum.hu. „,u form in » ot P ertlflo «- ti°„. • There is no one starving in the Klondike according to those who have got away from there. And now American philanthropy can cast all its spare bread on the Ca ribbean waters for the relief of famished Cubans. *»* ’ While the state of North Caroli na owns $3 000,000 worth of stock in the North Carolina Railroad, it 19 said not to have until recently a scrap of paper as tangible evi dence of that ownership. State Treasurer worth has a new certifi cate, and whether any was ever before issued is not known. A search of aJ the records and doc uments in the treasurer’s office failed to reveal any signs of stock belonging to the Old North State * * * The London Times must have at'lenthis thunder. It suggests that perhaps Col Zola may be awakened up to the fact that his letter went altogether too Faure. * * * When Chauncey Dep-w declares that ‘not a single orator has been produced in the last twenty years" he sacrifices every claim which he ever had to the respect of William Jennings Biyan, * * * If the European powers are through with their present labors in China, attention may be called to the fact that the partition of A'nca is not yet complete. * * * I is now said that in defending the Gorman right to hold Kiao- Ch u, Emperor IViliiain has the power to declare war at his dis cretion. But Billy has nodiscres lion. * • * N i Jane, Dear, the front row at a bullet is not a line of Shylocks— even if they are b ild-heads. * » « I’he average miner's business is to lake gdd from quartz. The av erage drunkard is engaged in put ting gold into quarts. *** The sanitary authorities of Paris have issued stringent instructions to barberg, informing them that all metal instruments must be plunged directly a ter use into bo'.iiijg soapy wat r 411 con}bs of tortoise shell, iyory or celluloid must be replaced as far as possible ■ by ti) >ial, so as to be more easily ( uluansd and disinfected, * « « Scissors, razors, clippers and brushes must bo heated to 100 de- Rrees centigade, or placed in a re ceptacle containing a prescribed cheinicle solution, before use. Shaving brushes must be dipped ln it tiling water, I istecd of pow •hr pulls, blowers must be used. I'uia'ly. hairdressers must wash neir hands before pissing to an oth< r customer. 7 *♦* / Giv. P.ngree has be»n repudiat \ by the Michigan Republicans 111 Congress because he has declar- K ’‘llomsdl against DingleyiSm.the .' ,r “Bts and M u-k Hanna, If Pin- l rp « has done all that he is eligi 'd to mnnb'Tship in tin Djtno- Ua lic pir y. hearing was aeeecied. 1 Wat troubled with catarrh for I v ' J 1 4is and my hearing was as ■ bo that I was m arly dear A n oqo ear. fne first bottle of Eg "I h Sarsaparilla did me good ' taking it until 1 m » Wu i - I have no symptoms ’’f !■* tL **' hearing is all IH' • oer. In advanced cases, now- [ A Man. I Anna E. Gumarr. F Moderate. ' I' ■ I ■ I- 11J,|.. ;l 1. Long years a- go, one 2. So ev • er since that > J i i : Wil’l. ’ I 2; g day I saw a man Up -on a lone -ly hill— A man who turned anil ran. Now well • re-mem-bered day, I’ve looked in vain to find A man who’d run a-.way. Now I ' J.'; .. «■ » I • p* y 1 J I i ? - please don’t look, and smile and think and say Tilt you am I pre - tend that I am ver - y shy, Sc that a {JM —-I— . . -r— l . zz - --T ■- - s^— j ■:J _-.a j. .. p__ f 2 w—l Copyright, N 97, by the Musical News Co. 1 'S. Tub? S’evens is all right. Ho plowed when a boy. and he gets up soon o’ mornings, and loves to hoar the familiar toot of a din ner horn to this day, says the Albany Herald. o o o Mud! Mud! Oh the sweet scent'-d mud of Rohr! o o o VVn\ dotit those gentlemen who hav- “contribu od” to a fee for City Court Judge Harris coins out in the open? Why the dark lantern and Star-chamber me’hods. o o o When in doqb*, Smoke War*ers Rome mad-', the best cigars on the iq irket. o n o The Old M aids Convent’on will be held in Rum in the soon fu ture. Gate receipts will go to St. Peters building fund. When tickets are ctfered for sale, take .ny advice ami call early—or you will reg et it. 000 The Bridges case is all the talk again, and while it is up 1 want to ask why is the county kburden ed with a county school board? 1 000 I have a sneaking idea that if we have a school board that it is the duty of said board to ‘ look after certain business in the Schocl Coinmi sioner’s office. The truth is the commissioner is only tho servant of said board . 000 But then I suppose this is easily accounted for as Cap*. Mosley, Cap*. Morton and Maj >r Whatley, the other survivors of the school boird.areold Confederate Vet erans. Men who saw hard ser vice at the front during the struggle and who since that time have seen harder services in the rebuilding of their country. <?! .i. u j’ </l —y gaged iu the prosecution of the case. Hon. R. A. Denny, the snrewu attorney is not only camping on Mr. Bridges trail but he has employed Judge George Harris also to to join ou the camp. 000 Os corse they would he the last men on earth to condome a crime or to undertake tosmother up and an offence that needed white washing. But such men as are not so relentless as somepeopl j 000 At least these men have no’ ( spirit of persecution in their hearts. And to prove my statement I respectfully cite you to their action in the prosecution of this case. Not one ot them has indi vid ually employed an attorney or contributed to the employment of an attorney to assist the able solicitqr general m the prosocq tioq of Mr. B'idges. 000 S > far as I am personally concerned I have never believed that Bill Bridges was a criminal at heart, 1 have said so before and I repeat it now, 000 I think he was a good school teacher but a very boor besines 8 man and that he got his accounts into an ugly shape. Hie books show it go glearing that I cant understand how as shrewd an attorney Hon. R. A. Denny failed Jo detect it for so many years. 000 ' I dont know, but ;I am under ’ ihe impression that Bill Bridges 1 was a member of Phillips Legion ’ for the firet two and one half years r of his army life. o o o And that for the las* oni and a half years he was a fighting maiJh her of the l)9lh Ga. That at the age of seventeen he went to the front and that he wis wounded not less tnan half a doz n times. o o o he is a man of iron nerve and cool Courage has been fully demonstrated by his conduct throughout the trying ordeal of his case. 1 Syrup of iTiga is tor sale mb , i kv nil loading dnu !—! believe a fairjrial will vindicate his ffood resttore him tn citizensuip. o o I recoguizj le fact that there I is more deep &fed prejudice in Rome and Fled county against him than ever: had dreamed of. judge Branhamnearthed some of it yeiterda—ml it was j “hot stuff.” o o • Public sentimtis regaining its equilibrium Aw more uniearth ' ings and discotieg will bring the people to a reflation of the cold facts. o o Let Mr. Bjes have a fair trial. Let all t facts be shown. Give the old vthe husband, the father, the ci’n a fair and im partial trial-Lbefore you can do this you mustiminnti all n»at ures of hate a prejudice. Can you do it. Mos>eople can bu t there are otherho are too little j and yet others » are too corrupt 1 t No.Troble To Sho Goods $L H fak* great lure at, oil tiin li/ nhowing our I I goand mention imrices, whither madam buys or AH we want is a chance foimparison of goods and pricceu we know it will be onlyestfon of time when we will ge nr a portion of your trade, do not buy 1 goods to see bouch we can make eff of our mers, hqt wo buy them to seegood we c?n poshibly give tfor a little money. Nor willlow ourselves * or our clerks to any inisrep -1 resentation whaeither actual s or implied. Ewm or iota has to be just asepresent, or you do not ha pay. If a' any tiny you at perfectly ’ pleased with wbmes fro n ’ our store, we wsteem it a 1 great favor for ylet us know at once. Give ujudgement, M* I bage, also 300 bqsha of t— * I T 2_ V. D » 11.. i -r.i .. -l ,ay* 1 J? laJQW* ■ •• 3 >l* ? > -s •» 11 under • stand just w-hy he ran a • way —cause a | i| bash hd man some day to me pray fly— But a ___ | fa' :> i * W n - \ ’ y - • ■ * s t * ** r f M , I . . ' i ’ t * | looks .it you like this I hen he turns a ■ round and thinks a. ■ ’ { JlSU.jj; p ~ } j ; .73 ’ ■■ • 1 5 < . * ♦ tt j ■ ;- z lEil j need not be afraid He won’t trou - ble you . (ipfeL - "J. ; ' - r-= j * J-'; i*# • • \ 1 I ‘V. !■ J J 'r L f | * f | r ♦ think he’s somc-where near you, But just turn a- rour‘ l ZfeZ P'B L_ A Man 2 f lie*- 13 wnn .. J guarantee i<. fc’vZ’Vw? —> U NorvOuaPro Me-' 1 r> tion Fits, il.. 'HF V, ness.ricad u. "T VIWIL T Neuralgir audit.si fk/.s—, / fulness,cau'ed by. An. ’Ji. cessivoitseofOp: . - afFer- ** Brain, caueißg Misery, Insanity mid 3arrenese, Impotency, Lort Power iu either h "rematura Old Age, Involuntary Losses' enu y over-indulgence, over-ex u rlton ot the Brale .rrors of Youth. It gives to Weak Oivaus tn. satura. Vigor and doubles the joys of life; cur. Utcorrhcea and Fema e Weakness, t month’s tree r!® i • bjirkege by mail, t> any address., P^ r box, 6 boxes t-5. With every fS order we g-ve written Cuatantaa to euro '»»• refund the mono vculare freu Gua? ooly hw onv -» >lv«Mreut _ '-rv SOUTHERN RAILWAY. on<.ense<! Schedule in EfTect January 1(1, ISDH r STATICS, No. 10 I Ar Dalton' 1OO ’ a 5 «“ n ‘ 6 '°Pn> iOOOpm s r V?. me 10.40 am 8.21 pm 140 am lC At anta 110 am 10 40pm 5.01 am ArMalon <2opm 10.55 pm 5.20 am Ar&u.::::’.":::: ArJaeKsonville... g J» p ® Ar B o^Tt'irnt P a U,l,,,anS,eepln « CSr Ch “«- Ch N U tJ°n P „T^a?a Un Un '° n S,eep, “« C - No. 14 carries Pullman Drawing Room Buffet AUantato B.aPnswiek J«ck S onvill e and ] STATIONS N,, 7 >7 O (, Nq jj A^Home 141 w a ® ,pni S-* s ® a? ::::::::::: s 3 «“ m a> -Buririii. . 7ftOpm l ??'> ra Ar Lexington 4 'io-im Lin.™ -4£j-? p b“"g... _ Tjoa,,, Ar NashVl'lle lS prn I Ar .xus|ivllle . 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No 18 carries Pa.ininn Slerpingl’arChalta no g» to Ku.m v.iie u>i i-.ii. xvii.o toitri to! _ 8? ATI KS , N( , 1R - Lv Rome | l( r. Ar Anniston i I i nnr rn A, Birmingham . | |uVsv-- i 1 Ar Selma -3BME £»• W? . .u..i. ML japan buys warships. Said to Have Acquired Three Brazilian Vessels London Jan. 22.—-It is reported that Japan has pvrehased the Bra zilian cruiser Abreu, now buildi ng on the Tyne for £370,000 and has also brought the Brazilian ironclads Deodora and Flonano which are in course of construct ion in France. Emissaries of the Spanish Gov ernment have been in Londod try ing to arrange for the purchase of j these vessels, but it is under- ' stood shat they were unable to raise the necessary money. TEACHER SLAIN BY PUPILS Anna 111,, Jan. 24.—John Mc- Gowan. a young teacher from Williamson County, HI., who has been teacingin the Northern por ion of Alexander county is dead, from injuries inflicted by two pu- Jils. Henry and Scott Jordan, 19 and 20 years old respectively. The Jordan boys had been chastis- ed by the teacher and waylaid McGowan while on his waw to church. They were arrested 1 T Inks at a Sacrifice. —An im mense stock of inks and writing fluids has been thrown on th market by Dr. Fi ink [ t the lot can be hud Thomas, fa mous blueiblack. The price is re diculously 1- w—call and see fur your self. WOMEN KILLED ON STREET. Vindicative Husband Shoots Hih Wife And Her Sister, New Haven. Conn., Jan. 22 Edwin A. Di ff shot and XilLd 1 his wife and sister in l aw while they ‘were walking near the ’ corner of Greece and Hamilton streets, shortly before 6 o’c’ock last night. He had frequently threarpoed to kill his wife on ac count of marital troubles. PERFECT MANHOOD ■ The world admires the courace, di--..!rv ..... F I Hi » i ; • f * •» x ' I i | JOHN I i ws: ] ' sible, A Monthly I . Reference. I |l nveiop. The ' hicago. . WANTE’ Monthly $65 . Reference. J' envelope. Thij'.j Chicago. j® V r WSPaPI' . 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