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UIKIIITT TIMES p(jHLISHKD WEEKLY. - * “ GEORGIA ARRIVAL’ OF TRAINS. l.ocal schedule, A!cbamGreat gn,tli**rn Railroad (Queen <& @jesceut Route). [JN KFFKOT FKB. 10, I GOV J. ' Sout h Bo tt tt </. \o. 1, C. A N. O. Limited 8:35 p. m X**. 3, Pan American Special. .7:18 a. m. North Bound, NV 2, C. & N. O. Limited 9:'>s a. m. Xo. 4, Fan American Special. 11:10 p. M. Regular stop*. Xu’s. 1 and 2, fast mail trains, stop at Tr nton. DIRECTORY. O.ttle Superior Court meets 3rd Mondays 0 March and September. Justice Court for Trenton District tneel tn.l Saturday in each month. CVnnrrY Officeiu. — Win. O. lieeße. Or luntrv; S. J. Hale, Clerk Superior Court; j; f \\\ Thin man, Sheriff; W. I*. Pace, fax Collector; Samuel J. ilale, Tax lie- K<bt. S. Riggers, Comity Trenail rer; VV. T. Hughee. County School Comiuis •j.-ut*r; VV. t. Monixni, Surveyor; Mark Tale. Coroner. CutMioii skuvu:k>, M. K. (T|nrch, Smith tnl ind 4th 'Sunday* in each mouth. Praver meeting each Sunday evening at o’cloelr. Kpworth lasagne meets every Aninesdty *veuing. Sunday school every stjuiUy morning at 10:00. D. H. Rogers, B. E. SMITH. Pastor. secret societies. Trent >n Lodge, F. & A. M., x it 4 .); Meets at the Masonic Hall on ttVdiiMHditv night, on ot before the full union and every 3rd Saturday night therefrom at 7 :30. J. M. Lyemanee, W. M. Trenton Lodge, No. 38, I. O. O- F. M et* :it their hall north <id pub* In* opiate every Saturday evening at 7 :.;U W. G. Colo, N. G. Pad* L<dge, No. 122, K. of P. Meets in Odd Fellows’ Hull Moil do ewiling? at 7:30. Frank Morrison, C. C. J. W. BUSSEY- M.D. Physician and Surgeon TRENIIK GIORLIA v. ALTER U. ;iJRET3I „. < 1 1 o*cv ( t 1 *Y r v fa/ih ffc .■■■■ ■ ■ ■— —. ■ J. ?, .JACOWAY. a itoum.v a i j.aav, 'IJKSTON, GEORGIA. Will practice 111 iill the (HI l!l'> Stain and hmDral. ■■■■ ” ■"** ■■■ 1 M r— ■■■■ B. T. BROCK, ATTORNEY AT I.A \Y r RENTON', . GEORGIA. H ill practice iu all th Court#. Prompt attention given all business. 1 .*■?!'!* JJ.- - 'J 1 ' W. u. JACOWAY. Attorney a bate, TRENTON, GEORGIA. T. J. LUMPKIN jQTTO Y-A c i- L 4 W, —Collections a Specialty — New England City, Ga. - CALL 0> % A. S, JACOWAY WITH! H. Schwartz & Bro. Cm ATT A NQOG A, T>:nn. FINE SHOES and HOSIERY Get the “DUX” Shoe LOCAL pd PERSONAL Tom Pace is home- from Easley, Alabama. Pen Pace is homo from Bean Pock, Ala. *> John Hughes of Hill City spent Sunday here. Price Jacoway spent Saturday in Chattanooga. Mr. A arnell ot Chattanooga was in town Sunday. v 0 Mr. and Mrs. Boss returned Tuesday to Attalla. llev. IT. K. Allison visited at Wildwood last week. Miss Annie Townsend has been visiting at Byrds Chapel recently. Miss Susie Jenkins of Bossville. was a guest of Mrs. John Tinker Sunday. Mrs. Mollie McSpadden of Fort Pavne visited relatives here Sun day and Monday. Cottage prayer meeting wa ll eld at the home of Mrs. Sasic Hale last Thui-sday afternoon. Mrs. Donnallv and daught i Tessieof Chattanooga attended the funeral of Prof. Jacoway here. Misses Eula Jacoway and Dana Tatum and Carrie Lee Jacoway spent Tuesday in Chattanooga. Death of Prof. Jacoway. When a most untimely oral cm me to tlie career of J. G. Jmowny on lust Saturday morning there disap peared from the home and Iron the circle of friends which ho-li.id gathered about him in th:s city, one of the noblest men with whom G<ml has ever blessed any commu nity. He was a man in all that it takes to make a perfect man, clean and white all the way through. In lie in bool looni where his duty lay he was t-vi r kind and gentle, yet st ict m that discipline so essen tial to the proper conduct of the pupils whose future was entrusted to ids care and training, He will he sadly missed on the streets where his pleasant smile and hearty handshake are so familiar •o men who esteem- and him as a man -iltd as a friend. His nis wife and little daughter were .vorthv of eonime t. He was a nm>t devuted husband and fathe mil h ! 8 tender care of his little • laughter wiil ever he a blessed memory to those who knew and loved him. At the moment he was shot down be had his little larling in his arms and was dry ing away her tears where she had been fretting for her *‘papoo.” This sad tragedy i* the third which has come into tlie life ol Mrs. Jacoway, she having lost a husband in a railway accident and a son who was accidently shot and killed. The remains of Mr. Jacoway will be carri'd to lay to his old home at Trenton, Ga., for inter* me tit and will be accompanied by Sam C. Johnston, a representative of the Fraternal Order of Eagles of which deceased was a member. Paris. Texas, Dinner Horn, May 31st. The Remains of Prof. Jaco coway Arrive at. Trenton. Interment at the Baptist Cerae tary. The remains were brought here on the 7:45 south bound train Wednesday morning from Chatta nooga. They were accompanied by Judge \V. U. Jaco way who went to Paris to bring them home for burial, the widow and her little -eighteen months old child, Miss Campbell and Mr. S. C. Johnston of Paris. Also several friends of Chattanooga. They were taken in charge by the local lodge of Odd Fellows and conveyed to the resi dence of Judge Jacoway in the presence of hundreds of sympa thizing friends and neighbors. . funeral services. The funeral services were held at the residence in the afternoon conducted by Dr. Ira M. Boswell, pastor of the Walnut street Chns tian church ol Chattanooga, as sisted by Rev. H. K. Allison local pastor ol the M. E. Church, South, alter which the remains were turned over to the Odd Fellows "ho accompanied them to the grave, the services were concluded under the auspices of the lodge there in regular form At the grave Mr, Johnston of Paris, Texas, who was sent here with the remains as a representative of The Eagles of which lodge Prof. Jaco way was a member, made an elo quent address as a brother in strong terms. He portrayed his life there as being such as only of God’s noblemen can live and de livered a message from the people of Paris gratifying and consoling in the extreme. We say thank God for such a message. After Mr. Johnston concluded his remarks Col. Ben T. Brock a life long friend and neighbor of the deceased, and paid a beau tiful tribute to his memory. Col. Brock was very much affected by the occasion and fully showed, as he stated, that lie felt more like weeping than speaking, but suc ceeded in expressing his appreci ation of the man as a comrade in life and showing his grief of the loss by the deplorable end of his illustrious friend. Mr. Brock was followed by Esq. John M. Cantrell of Rising Fawn who is an Odd Fellow and was acting as presiding officer on the occasion. Mr. Cantrell concluded the ceremonies with touching and sympathizing remarks v which showed that lie felt deeply the great loss occasioned by the un timely death of his friend and brother. FLORAL OFFERING. The floral offering was one of the most grogeous and numerous that lias been made here in a num ber of years. Theie were designs from four organizations to which Prof. Jacoway belonged from Paris Texas, and many from personal friends and local lodges. There were a wagon load ’of them and still many offerings on the trains yesterday. * ~ MRS. JACOWAY. Mrs. Jacoway was ill at ‘the time ot the death of her husband and the shock and long trip from Paris has completely exhausted her. Her condition is not consid ered serious, but she is very weak and it will be several days before she will be able to overcome her afflictions. Miss Campbell and Mr. Johntson will start on their return trip to Paris tomorrow. The preliminary trial of Long which was set for Wednesday was posponed until tomorrow. \Ve regret it very much but for unavoidable reasons the above had to be cut short. The announcement of Geo. YY r . Street for Tax Collector first ap peared in last weeks issue, but owing to lack of space we could not give his announcement the usual prominence due. Mr, Street is a man well known to this county as a high tone Christian gentleman and good citizen. He is in every way worth and well qualified to administer the duties of the office of Tax Collector if elected. Avery pathetic letter this week to her sister from Mrs. Eb McMa han formerly Miss Mai lie Brock gives a graphic description of the Dallas flood. Mr. and Mrs. McMa han resided just across the Trinity river from Dallas. Awakening in the night it was discovered, that water was entering the house. Mr . McMahan was compelled to wade through water to her arms for safety. The whole house was soon submerged and a large hog remained for hours on the comb of the kitchen. Poultry, furniture clothing and stock was all lost except some val uable horses which were swam out of the flood. Mr. McMahan swam a horse back to the house in order to recover his wifes rings and other jewelry, which he did, but in re turning came near drowning and last the bag containing them. Many more families are in the same state of destitution. FOR TAX COLLECTOR. We are authorized to announce the name of W. P- Pace for re-election to Hie office of Taj Collector OBiIUARY In Memory of Mary E. Bibb. Sister Bible was born June 4th, 1838, in the year LSGS. She found Christ as her Saviour and joined Cl overdale church in which she lived a faithful and eonsistant member until the day of her death. In life she was very industrious. Her love for honesty and upright ness could not be excelled. No one ever visited her home so poor or illiterate that she could not ex tend a hearty welcome and set be fore them the bot she had. She had a motherly love and tender ness for the.children, a sympatiz ing heart for the suffering, a word of comfort for the sorrowing and a word of encouragement and hope for the despairing. To know her was to love her. Npfhing gave her more concern than to think she had failed in some way to discharge her duty. Her chief delight was in the ser vice ot her Lord. Iler life ap proached the sublime. Her char acter was as pure and spotless as the lily. Her life was an honoring monument to the parents who reared her. The good works of her life will never fully be known until they are read from the record of God where he has kept them all in re serve for her. Her life we commend not only to her children but to everyone. Be it resolved, That in the death of Sister Bible that Cloverdale chvirch has lost one of its most faithful members, the community one of its best citizens and the hus band a true and loving wife. Bister Bible and Bister Lumpkin joined the army of their Lord to fight for Him. They faithfully and fearlessly faced the enemy. Battle after battle they fought. They conquered. And in the bat® ties front, with honors floating over them they fell, they died. No they fell not, but were lifted by ’the hand of their loving Saviour for whom they had fought and were placed in the realms of the Para Use of God, neither did they die but today they live, live, live, to adorn the kingdom of their Lord. Mrs. Mary Hamic. forTcoroner. We are authorized to announce the name of Mark Hale as a can* dida t e for re-election to the ofiice of Coroner of Dude county. - - Citation. Georgia, Dade County. The return of the appraisers setting apart twelve month’s support to the family of Geo. 11. Moore deceased, having been tiled in my office, all peisons concerned are cited io show cause by the 1 day of June, 1908, why said application for twelve months’ support should not be granted- This 4th May, 1908. W. O. Reese, Ordinary. SeeJ. G. Roberson for your dry goods, groceries and most ev erything else, except saw mills, at the lowest possible price. IMPORTANT DECISION. It is important that you should decide to take onlv Foley’s Honey and Tar when you have a cough or cold as it will cure the most obstinate racking cough and ex pel the cold trom your system. Foley’s Honey and Tar contains no harmful drug. Insist upon having it. Trenton Drug Store. FOR TAX COLLECTOR. We are authorized to announce the name of George W. Street as a candidate for Tax Collector of Dade County. ft mm- Open an account by mail with the Avenue Bank & Trust Cos., Jhattanooga. Safe and sound. Good business men at the helmt Estrayed. About pix weeks ago, one black male yearling about two years old, branded with T made with tar, at stock yards. I will pay for infor mation leading to his recovery. G. VV. M. Tatum, Trenton, Ga. CHEAPSKATE, . It was announced Wednesday that the A. G. S, will carry passen gers round trip from Chattanooga to Birmingham on account of the Confederate reunion for $3 10. That means about $2 95 from Trenton ora bouton e cent a mile. QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS will he our motto ft*r the year 1908. A big line of everything new and substantial for men, women and child en. Shoes for evert b ly. Come to live “Smith Side*’ merchant and save from 25 to 33 1 3 percent, on your purchases, LS LYEMANCE For Treasurer. We are authorized to announce tlie name of R S Rodgers, of Tren ton, as a candidate for re-election to the office of County Treasurer. A COMMON Ml STUCK. Manv women mistake kidney and blad der troubles for Some pnculiar (o tlie sex. Foley’s Kidnev lietneilv eor reets irregularities and makes women well* Miss Carrie Harden, howling Clreen, Ky., writes: “1 suffered much pain trom kidney and bladder trouble until 1 started to use Foley’s Kidney Remedy. The first bottle gave me great relief, and after taking the second bottle I was entirely well.” Trenton Drug Store. Harris & Johnson, 13 HI Brdi s‘ ♦ 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. Foley’s Orino Laxative is best for wo men and children. Its mild action and pleasant taste makes it preferable to vio lent purgatives, such as pills, tablets, etc Cures constipation. Trenton Drug Store PLENTY OF TROUKLE is caused by stagnation of the liver and bowels. To get rid of it and headache and biliousness and the poison that brings jaundice, take Dr. King’s New Life Pills, tlie reliable purifiers that do the work without grinding or griping* 25c at all druggists. ■tang u tan >m—Hamaawßgq—bb—WWW m> BURTON P. SfANSBERY.... TONSORIAL ARTIST Second Shop North of Central Depot. Shave 10 Cents Baths 15 Cents (five me a call .. 1113 Market St., Chattanooga Tenn DEATH WAS ON HIS HEELS. Jesse P. Morris, of Skippers, Va., iiad a close call in the spring of 1906. He says : “An attack of pueuinonia left me so weak and with such a fearful cough that my friends declared consumption had me, and death was on my heels. Then I was per suaded to try Dr. King’s New Discovery. It helped are immediately, and after taking two and a half bottles 1 was a well man again. I found out that New Discovery is the best remedy lor coughs and lung (list, ease in all the world.” Sold under guar antee at al! druggists. 50c and SI.OO. Trial bottle free. Clover, Red Top, Timothy Or chard Grass, Millet Hay, and all kinds of field seeds at Dan C. Wheeler & Co’s., 607 Market St., Phone 175, Chattanooga, Tenn. Cotton seed meal and hulls a pecialty. FOR SALE. A second hand buggy in good condition cheap for cash. Address Sentinel, Trenton, Ga. NOTICE T. B. Blake owner of Perchereon Horse, King 11, will make the following stands during the season dates to be supplied later. Sulphur xSprings, Ga., Sulphur Springs, Ala., Trenton, Johntson’s Crook and at J. N. Blansit’s place. Anvone sending a *ktch-nnd description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable. Coinfiuunte*. tlons strictly contUtentlnl. HANDBOOK on Patents nt free. Oldest aMncy for securing patents Patent* taken through Munn & Cos. receive pecial notice, without charge, in the Scientific American. A handsomely Illustrated weeltlf. J.rge*t cir culation of any scientitle journal. Terms. |3 a year; four months, $L Sold by all newsdealers. MUNN & Cos. 38,8re,4 "> New York Branch Office. 6f F at.. Washington. D. C. fOLEYSHONEMCAR Curas GoldM Prevents Pneumonia Wilson’s I invite you to be a perma neiit member of my large family. It is A Stanton Family. Von and I are at home here. We are heie to siav. We like the country. We like each other, and wo are all boosters for i his sect ion. Handing you out an article in exchange for cash is not tlie whole thing. The salt of success is loyalty, friendship and helpfulness. You and I will turn io each other as we would to a dictionary for desired information. I will help to spre.td your table with good things. I will supply you with durable and comfortable wearing apparel. You will get big values for your money. This is a store of quality. The best in the beginning is always the cheapest in the end. I want every boy and girl io this section from 1 to 90 years young to make this store a meeting place —a council chamber —a school room for studying qualisy, prices, things that fit and last and suit. A FEW OF THE MANY PRICES Flour 48 lbs ...... . .#1.30 Meat and Lard 9c Drown Mule Tobacco and Snuff 3 for. ......25c 3 lbs Tomatoes 10c New line of dry goods and gents furnishings, also notions, calico, cotton checks, etc. Farmers and friends call on me for farming tools and hardware. J. H. WILSON Morganvilie, Georgia. LIVE AND LET LIVE STORE. PATENTS 1 I H Free ad v joe, how to obtain patents, trade tanrtes,* H copyrights, etc., |N ALL COUNTRIES. fli UusintSs dir ret v:\th~t Washington sa its time , B money and often the patent. - B H PEtent and Infringement Practice Exclusively. ijj Write or como to us at ' S 523 Ninth Street, opp. United Btatee Patent Office, B H WASHINGTON, P. C, iGASNOWI. - v ~ ■ - - ■ '" - - - • ■ KILL the COUCH asp CURE THE LONCS | with Dr. King’s New Discovery FOB CB“gf s JSh. AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY OR MONEY REFUNDED. mmaammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtrnmmmam CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the ST* Signature of Use Dr. W: B- Caldwell’s Syrup Pepson and Herb Laxative Compound for all stomach troubles, such as dyspepsia, Bili ousness, sick headache, sour stomach and heartburn also liver troubles, constipation and ills caused bad digestion. On sale et Trenton Trug Store. Telephone, mail your orders or go to Dan C. Wheeler Cos., &t 607 Market St., Phone 175, ChaG tanooga, Teiln., for gram, hay and feed supplies. Cotton eeed meal and hulls a specialty. Don't get the place,