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uii cminuM p(_jj;i [SHED WEEKLY. ~ii; , - - - GEORGIA arrival of trains. j >c l ] schedule, Alabama. Great j S()lll i,prp. Railroad (Queen •& j Qj-esceut Route), pS effect fkb. 10, 190S J. S<’>u t,h It (Hin (l. V( 1. C. & N. O. Limited 8:1 >o r. ;.i \ T , Pan AuK*rioMH Special. .7:18. A. M. j \Ri ‘J. C- N. O. Limited DiS.j ,\. >i LDm American.Sj>tioi;i!. 11: Dv. a: , Hernia r stopr. •^ o ' s i ami 2, fast mail trains, stop o'. T, entail. DIRECTORY. [)nle Superior C urt meets 3rd Mondays „ March u:ul September, Justice Court for Trenton District meets , a 'j Saturday in each month. (jjusi'Y - Officeks. —Wm. (). Reese. Or jin trv: S. J. Hale, Clerk Superior Court; [>. \\\ Tluuman, Sheri!!'; \Y. l\ Race, r’ lX Collector, Samuel J. Hale, Tax Ke- K>:hi. S. Rodgers, C mmy Treasurer; \W T. Hughes, County School Com mi s ioner;AV. G. Morrison, Surveyor; Mark Male, Coroner. C uiJitcic Services, -M. E. Church, South 1 t-id 4tiv Sundays in each month. Pmyer uoeting each Sunday evening at ,’el,)ck, Epworth league meets every Ve l icsday evening- Sunday school every l.tv morning ai 10:00. D. 11. Rogers, U. E. SMITH, Pastor. SECRET SOCIETIES. Trent >n L'vJg”, F. <k A. M., No. 179. # ' Meets at the Masmic Hall on Wednesday night, on ot before the Mi] moon and every 3M Saturday m-lit l herefrom at 7:1). J. M. Lveina'ice, \V. M. Tr nlon Lodge, N<, 38, I. O. O F. M ts a: tli* ir hall li 3 ide y> 1 1* ii: .-fj'.ti!o every Saturday evening at \V. G. C<i, N. G. Dude Lodge, No. 1-2, K. of P. Meets in Odd Fe low-’ Hall Mon el <y eve ings at 7.30. Frank M- ftis n, C. C. J. ii. RL3EY. W.D. .y Physician and Surgeon TRENT!N GEORGIA WALTER W.C JRETjt -t T 3\\r i. i: nm oft. J. ?. .TACOWAY, A i TORNKY A T LAW, ''RENTON, •• GEORGIA. Wili practice in all Lite courts, Shtte and Federal, 6 T. BROCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW TRENTON, - GEORGIA. Will practice in all the Courts. Prompt attention given all business. W. U. JACOWAY. Attorney a Law, TRENTON, GEORGIA. T. J. LUMPKIN, tITTOPJ'TE Y-JIT-L/IW, —Collections; a Specialty — New England City, Ga. CALI.son A. S. JACOWAY ; WITITi H. Schwartz k Bro, Chattanooga,' /Penn. FINE SHOES and HOSIERY Get the “DUXr Shoe LOCAL and PERSONAL Malcolm Sells continues very sick. Hen Connally was in the city Tuesday. Geo. Wheeler has been on the! sick list. J* L. Case is having his resi- j deuce repaired. Mrs. Murphy, of Byrd Chapel, I was here Monday. Airs. ,i. A. Case spent this week in Chattanooga. Tom Pace returned to Birming ham S tturd y. Hr. T. J. Lumpkin was in Boss viile recently. iMrs. E. B. McMi Uian, of St. Elmo, was here Thursday. Mrs. W. P. Pace spent Sunday | at Sulphur Springs, Ga. Dr. K. I). Davis, of St. Elmo, . was called here Saturday. Mrs. Elmer Lankford spent j Friday 7 in Chattanooga. | Frank Lycmance, of Chatta nooga, was here this week. 7 i Will Reese and Paul Pryor 1 spent Sunday in Chattanooga. Buster Blansit, of Rising Fawn, , was trading horses here yester day. I Mr. and Mrs. A. B, Fuisson, of ! Fort Payne, visited here this j week. Mr. Jiml Mrs. Will ,Dabbs, of ' Carrollton, Ala., were in town ! Sundey. Miss Nell Fahey, of Chatta nooga, visited relatives here this week. Mr. and Mrs. -Melvin Tinker, of Byrds Chapel, were here „Satur day. Master Clare Jacoway visited relatives at Rising Fawn Satur day. W m. Massey and John Sigler, of W ildwood, attended church here Sunday. I „ ■ v ' Misses Fannie Hale and Daisy Snider spent Saturday in Chatta no >gi shopping. Mes James Scott and Rowers, of 1 7 Cliattanooga, visited the family of W. (). Reese this week. * s Mrs. Gentry, of Chattanooga, has been visiting Mrs. Cummings at New England City. Conductor George Paul, of the A G S., was entertained by the J:i i y i; a.jc aji e y•-s t„ id iy * j Several car*s loaded with logs, lumber and extract wood were shipped from Trent mi this week. Hugh Price and sons, Hugh, Jr. and Will, were in Chattanooga Saturday, the guests of Mis. Bert Fridell. Jas. B. W illiams, of the Fruit Growers Express Cos., located at Chattanooga, spent Sunday 7 with his family here. Misses Eula Jacoway and Jess Cole attended the commencement exercises of the Medical College in Chattanooga Monday evening. If the weather is permissable, there will be another working at the Baptist Grave Yard on Satur day, May 10. Dinner will be served as usual from baskets. Revenue officers John Kemp and A. E. Spence, of Dalton, took a search through the mountains in the vicinity of Cole City Tuesday, but report no find. W. G. Morrison, Sheriff Thur man, B. T. Brock, J. M. Lyemance and Win. Simpson were some of the visitors to Chattauooga this week. H. H. Sells, traveling repre sentative of the Chattanooga divi sion of the Salvation Army, spent a day or two here this Aveek work in the interest ot that institution. Cottage prayer meeting avus held at the home of Mrs. B. S. Rogers Thursday afternoon. Miss Jennie Lea, of Mild wood, Avas a guest of Mrs. 8. J. Hale Monday 7 . Mr. John IlaD, father of S. J. Hnle, was stricken suddenly ill 3esteiday, and lor a time his con dition was thought to he serious. He is better today. Leslie Reese, who has been suf fering tor the past several days from mental disorder, was placed in West Ellis Hospitle, at Chatta nooga, Monday 7 for treatment. The St. Elmo, Tenn., Grammer School graduated a large class at its commencement exercizes Mon day 7 evening. Among the names of the graduates appear those of i Misses Alma and Edith Tittle* J daughters of Richard Tittle, form | eriy of Morgansville, this county. The tramp, Tom Cook, who was captured by shetifT Thurman last week charged with attempting ,to burg!inze J. C. Robe Coil’s | store housfy wis acquired at tin preliminary triri 1 before Judgo Will Cola Tuesday. : Mr. Bill Cox, of Lookout Moim : tain, was here yesterday 7 . Mr. : Cox is a prosperous farmer and fruit grower of that section. lie j stated that he has a tine crop of j peaches, but that fruit, generally j speaking, especially in that place, was killed by 7 the recent freeze. Charley Prince, an employ of the Dade Stove Manfacturing Cos., of this place, happened to the misfortune of getting two of his fingers cut off yesterday. Mr. Prince was tightening a slipping cog to the planing machine with a wrench and his hand slipped, al lowing his hand to come in con tact with the knives of the ma chinery with above unfortuneate results. J. H. AYilson, the popular Live and Let Live merchant of Mor gansville, passed through Trenton Thursday evening on his return home from business trip to Sul phur Springs and Rising Fawn. He figuring on fotming a mer chan tile trust with J. W. .J. Jer kin-; of Rising Fawn in view of establishing several stores through out the county and placing several produce wagons on the roil. PUBLIC SPEAKING If nothing prevents, Judge A. W. Fite will make three speaehes in one day in Dade, on Saturday, May 16, as follows; Wildwood at 10 o’clock, a. m. Trenton at 3 o’clock p. m. Rising Fawn at 8 o’clock p. m. J. T. Walker an 1 Col. L. S. Col yer, of Chattanooga, have been looking over mineral property in Dade this week. It might lie T hat something of an industrial nature will take place in the near future Harris A Johnson, 13 E Bth si Chattanooga, are the only exclusive opticians in the city. 15 years ex perience assures accuracy and cor rect fitting. The most up-to-date re tracting rooms in the South, Ev erything at moderate prices. To My Friends of TREHTON4KD DADE COUNTY. I take great pleas ure in stating that i am now connected with the MILLER-MITCHELL C 0„ And will be glad to to have you call and see me when iti Chattanooga. Respectfully. MORGAN DOUGLAS, MILLER-MITCHELL CO.— J. B. McAlister, of Chattanooga, and W. C. Cureton, of Byrds Chapel, are in town today. CHURCH NOTES Cottage prayer meeting will be held Thursday afternoon of each week and regular prayer meeting services at the church each Wed nesday evening. Rev. Mr. Ramsey', of Chatta nooga, preached to a large congre gation at New Liberty C ueh Sunday morning. Rev. 11. K. Allison tilled the pulpit at N w England City Sun day afternoon, c ndueting an extra service for that place. His regu lar appointment is there next Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, at New Liberty 7 at 3 p. m. and at Wildwood at 7:30 p. in. Rev. Bartow McFarland return ed to Rossville Monday, alter closing the revival services of last week Sunday evening. ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY. Rev. H. KA Allison addressed the Trenton Lodge of Odd Fellows and a good sized congregation at the O. P. Church Sunday morning in an anniversary sermon of the order. The Odd Fellows met at their hall and marched in a body to the church to hear brother Allison’s talk. The speaker is an Odd Fellow hfmself and was at his best on this occasion. He read appropriate scriptures and made a fine talk. During his discourse he reviewed the great work the order is doing for humanity 7 and compared it favorably with the church. The talk was enjoy ed and appreciated by all good Odd Fellows. The Methodist Church building here, which has been abandoned on account of ite dangerous and delapidated condition, should be utilized in some manner to the best interest of the church and the proceeds applied toward the enac tion of anew one. The building is constantly deterioating as time goes by and care whatever is being taken of it. The doors are down and stock of all kinds shelter there. There are several thous and feet ot valuable lumber in the building properly handled will go far toward supplying material tor reconstruction. Willie Puckett, after suffering for scleral months with consump tion, died last Thursday and was hurried Friday at Payne grave yard. Revs. Bartow McFarland *vnd IL K. Allison conducted the funeral eerimonies. NEWS FURNISHED BY REV. H. K. ALLISON Miss Lizzie McLeon, Dr. Lump kin, Mrs. S. H. Thurman, Mrs. Lee O’Neal, 11. K. Allison and Avife others, through the efforts ot Miss Lizzie McLean, spent the day 7 Monday decorating graves old sol diers Avho fought in the ciA 7 il Avar, A'isiting three cemeteries north of Trenton, Payne, Baptist and Sarahs Chapel. Miss Lizzie de serves much praise for her interest in and caring for our cemeteries — all should helping hand. BROWN STREET. On 22 inst. at the home of the parents of the parents of the bride, Mr. David Brown, of New England City, and Miss Bertha A. Street, of Sligo, in the presence of a number of relatives and friends, were joined in matrmony, your scribe officiating. After congrat ulations supper was announced. We all partook of the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Street. Open an account by mail with the Avenue Bank & Trust Cos., Jhattanooga. Safe and sound. Good business men at the helmt castor i a For Infhnts and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought A \ INM Plot's i*AN(.Ki:. (> *e of the west I’oKf uu’s if kidiev trou -111 is that it is mi insidious disease nod be for* ill** vieiim realizes his danger lie may have a filal malady. lake Fnlev’s Is i I - ncy Remedy at the fust sign < f trouble as it corrects irregularities ami prevents Bright's disease and diabetes. Trenton Drug Store. WAX i ED.— \Vo 'Wiiiit t\v o o r tliroc men in each county to place catalogues and advertise m Earn ily Supply Union Department. SIS.OO per week salary with oppor tunity tor extra commissions. Perminent positions. Address, LAKE CITY Vi HO LBS ALE CO., 453 \\ est G3rd St., Chicago, 11. A COMMON MISTAKE Manv women mistake kidnev and blad der troubles lor some ii tegular it v [met! liar to the sex. J'oley’s Kidnev Ketindv cor •’eels irregularities and makes wouien well* Mi-s ( a:lie Harden, Howling (iiven, l\v , wiites: "i Uiti red much pain l.mn kiiinev and bladder tronhle until I Maned to use hotel’s Kidney Remedy. l'!>e hot bottle gave me urea.t relief, ami after taking the second bottle I was entirely well.” Trenton I>rog Store. Telephone, mail your .orders or go to Dan C. Wheeler A Cos., at TO/ Market Btr, Phone 175, Chat tanooga, Term., for grain, hay and iced supplies. Cotton seed meal and hulls it specialty. Don’t for get the place. ggoaaKgro yr imrrj hakes Kidz rye and Bladder* Right WHISKY No disappointment in either my whiskies or shipping methods. You get just what you want without delay. Quality ami prompt ness have built tor rite an enviable reputation. One order will make us lasting business friends. I want your permanent patronage and s'rive for your full confidence. “The land I sell is The Kind You Want.** MY FA VO LITE BRANDS. 4 Full Qts. (in glass). Light's Private Stock. A mellow Kentucky bourbon; of full strength, old and fragrant ” $4 00 Light’s Elite. A rare Tennessee sour mash. A wholesome tonic and delightful beverage $3 00 Light’s “ light of life.’’ Maryland’s best product, Finest flavor and highest food properties 00 Norfolk Rye. Mild and healthful. The choice of drinkers who “know” . $2 50 Ridgedale Lincoln. Of most pleasing qualities. A great favorite for many years $2 50 Mountain Dew Coru. (White or Yellow). As pure and sparkling as its name implies. Try it $2 50 North Carolina Corn. Marion County’s Pride. A most palatable drink of proven merit S3 00 Tennessee Apple Brandy. The fine juice of apples reduced to purest alcoholic form $3 00 Our Popular Brand. A delicious brandy of unsurpassed medical virtues $2 50 A trial order will make you my steady patron Express prepaid to Tenn., Ga., Ala., and Kv. Complete Price List Upon Request. SAM T. LIGHT, Chatanooga, Tennessee. THE CENTRAL LUNCH R00M,,,,,, 1305 MARKET ST.. CHATTANOOGA. (NEAR CENTRAL DEPOT.) Open Every Day and Night, Come to See Ds J IE. FF' DAVIS Wanted. SCHOOL TEACHERS—I have the questions and answers of the last seyen State school examina tions in print. Will mail them all for one dollar. Descriptive circu lar free. B. S. Holden, Box 7, Elijs, Gaet FOR SALE. A second hand buggy in good condition cheap for cash. Address Sentinel, Trenton, Ga. SeeJ. 0. Hoberson for your dry goods, groceries and most ev erything else, except saw mills, at vhe lowest possible price. Ag |Ps W ph’ul— 1 <)X ‘id (' l.il'fj portraits -JO (ants, tiaires IP o n ,*> and up,/~le t pictures ope cent aeh. Non can make 400 per cent, profit or S3O per week. Catalog anil samples free. Frank \\ ’Wil liams Company, 1208 Wk lavlor St., Chicago, 111. PK.CH! WAS OX HIS HEELS. .Jesse P. Morris, of Skippers, Ya., had a close call in the sprint* of h'oi>. 1 lesays : “An attack f ptieuuioniu left me so weak ami with siii li a fe.irtul cmgii licit my frietnls declared cnnstitiij lion had me, and death was on mv heels. Then 1 was per suaded to try Pr. Kind’s New Piseoverv. It helped me immed'ai* Iv, nod after taking two ami a half b utUs I was a veil man again. 1 found out that New 1 iscoverv is the best ivma v lor coughs and lung dis ease in all the woibl.” Sold under guar antee at all druggists. f*oe ami SI.OO. Trial bottle free. Clover, Red Top, Timothy Or chard Gras?, Millet Hay, and .'ll! kinds of field seeds tit Dan C. Wluvdor A Co’s., GOT Market. Bt., Phone 175, Chattanooga, Tenn. Cotton seed meal and hulls H pn-ialtv. IMPORTANT DECISION. It is important that you should and *eide to take only Kol *v\s Ho iev* an 1 Tar when you have a cough or cold as it wi 1 cur* tlie most obstinate racking cough and ex pel the cold trom vour system. Foley’s Honey and Tar contains no harmful drug* Insist upon having it. Trenton Drug Store. BURTON F. STANSBERY.... TONSORIAL ARTIST Second Shop North of Central Depot, Shave 10 Cents Baths 15 Ceßts Give me a call .. 1113 Market Bt., Chattanooga Ten a NOTICE T. B. Blake owner of Perchereon Harse, King 11, will make the following stands during the season dates to be supplied later. Sulphur Springs, Ga., Sulphur Springs, Ala., Trenton, Johntson’s Crook and at J. N, Blanait’s place,