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111! [MITT MU PIT ILlsnf E f> VV EER 1 i Y. p,* j; \ i\>x, - - ARRIVAL Of TRAILS. Loc 11 schema D,- A! r ibViYiW Ox real gout/nefft Ra? Hon'd (Qs?<w A Crescent Route).- [iN KJfFECT fBU. 10, 190 VV. Shut h Bound* So. 1, C. A- X. C>. Li hi i ted.... r&oo r. tsi.- \ (l . Pan American Special. .7:18 a. m.- Soi'th Bound. Tv,. 2, C- it N. OV Liuirieci. . .0 :~>o a. >*o. 1, l aii A ujei'ieun Special. I ! :40 r. m. Regular stop?*- 'Tf.j's. f and 2, Fast mail trains/ stop at fr nton. " DIRECTORY. Pule Superior Court mK'ls 3rd Monday * n March and September. Justice Court for Trenton District meets jnd Saturday in each month. (DrNtv Officers. —Win. (>. Reese. Or i:ivif v ': S. J. ll.tie, Clerk Superior Court; j : \\\ Thus man, Slu-riH; W. I*. Race. IVv Collector, i. Hale, Tax Ke ;,, r . R(. <. lodge*>,- Cotni.lt Ti easurer; I ]|no| < County Schoof Oommis •iouer; W. I*. fionKm, Mark {;„[>, Coiouer. f' l; r|{CU 'i Kit virus, M. 1C (’ll u ia;h, Sun 1 1; ;. j ~u j Ith Siio<s; v> in each month. p r; , vlM netting each Sunday evening at nVlmk. Kpworth League meets every dh-dirctd.i V evening. Sunday school every -tVudtv mbrrsiu* at 10:00. I). 11. Rogers, R. 1C- SMITH, Pastor. secret societies. Ttenim Ladgp, F. K A. M<* No. 170. Meets at the Masonic Hall on Wednesday night, on 01 before the t ill moon find every 3rd Saturday night therefrom at 7 :30.- .). M. Lyenmnc-’, \V M* Tfjnt.m lodge, Xd 38, I. O. O- F. \( -.us at tWf hadl north *id* pllh* h• ' ] i V: a every Sufimlay ♦ Veiling u t 7H ). \V C (1. Coin. N. o. iTtle Rodger No.- 122, Kb f lb Meets m Odd hVlowT Hall Mon- 1 daf even iff g.“ at 7:30. Frank Morrison, C. C. j,W, BUSSEY M. D. Thysician and Surgeon TRENTON GEHtiia TWER V/ CLIETOI Ait. r At is?.'w. P 'id FAAM G3. j. ?. jacoway. a I TousicY a r i.aw, ntKN'TOy, (IKORGIA. \Vill praciicft m all tl.e court3 ■ilata ii!id Federal. B. T. BBOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW* r RENTON, -! GEORGIA. Will practice in all the Courts. Prompt attention given all business. W. U. JACOWAY. Attorney n Lrtw, tan NTON i— GEORGIA. T. J. LUMPKIN. /ITTOIfJVti Y- JIT- LJL Wj —Col lections a Siiecialty — New England City, Ga. CALL OT'i - A.|S. JACOWAV , H, Schwartz & Bro. CHATTANOOOA,’ /rfi^N. FINE SHOES nand HOSIERY ■ ’ TIM I WIWMMI III! ■■■!■——ll II HIM HITTT ——— Qet the “DUX"Shoe LOCAL a*:d PERSONAL By 'lip. R. S. Rodgers. I. I!. W li.'clgfr s-p_‘iio Frilly in Ch:it tt oOiiCi. i Ohiudc Tarim mid Tom Mooiv bre.'-o' gon to Terns. Cbdym-Tatum left Tuesday i\v | r i ion,- f rsl. JTieecl )Mway visited friends in St. IT mo,' Thursday. Master Bin test Class has born on j to ; sick this week. Turner Tatum was in Chatta nooga f Tatnrday. dolin T nicer left Saturday for Texas, Dr. and. 11. Brook was down fiom Rising Fawn, Sttuidiy. C. D. Tatum, of Ibitsburg, was j here Sunday evening. Crawdoicl >v.d. of Ob ill moo- i ge, was in tywii Mcudoy. Mrs Lonorah Oumnihgs is \ i.-w ting in Chattanooga. Oscar Ro'-tioio, ot Rising Fawn. was in town M.ondav. * , Mike Xolan of Cue A. G, S. spent Friday hero. Mrs. Chester Daniel;spent 1 tiers day in Chattanooga. Miss Susie Jenkins returned Tuesday to Ross vide. j Rimer Smith, of Cliattanoogd: was here Wednesday. | B. T. It rock was in Fort Skiyiuy |on legal business, Monday. J’rof. R. (and. Carroll spent Sqtui d.ay and Sunday at Wildwood. I Dr. I), S. Middleton,* ot Rising Fawn, was called here Sunday. ' ifts Ithie Hates is home from a years stay in Dallas, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Lvemance visited in Fort Payne this week. Mrs. R. \V. Thurman spent tlios week with relatives at Byrds Chapel M iss W i 1 lie Allison has retuedrn from a visit to friends in RossviLkc Rev. 11. R. Allison is holding h protracted meeting at M'ildwood this week. Mr* and Mrs.T. G. last week in Rising l.ciwn and (To verd.ikk Mr. and Mis. Jesse Denton, of Round Mountain, Ala. spent this week here. Miss Maude Brock was down from Risins Fawn a short time Sunday afternoon. Mrs. M. R. Foust is in Chatta nooga spending some time with her sons, A. C. ond J.R. Foust. Miss Eula Jacoway was in Chat tanooga Baturdaa having dental work done. 1 )an Ross and wife* of Chattanoo ga spent Holiday with the family of D. 11. Rogers. Mrs. W. lb Fowler is spending a few days with her sister, Miss Myrtle Cure ton. Mrs. IT. K. Allison is attending the revival meetings at Wildwood this week. Miss Rosa Stewart* of Byrds Chapel, visited relatives ond fri ends here Saturday and Sunday. Misses Annie and Ethel Pace visited in Chattanooga and Boss ville, Saturday and Sunday. Miss Julia Doyle and brother of Whitesides* were the guest ot Miss May O’Neal, this week. Rev. Ada way, Deer Head cove, assisted Rev. H. K. Allison in a series of meetings here'the last ol the Aveek. Frank Aetherv, master mechan ic for the Lookout Fuel Do.) at Lahusage, Ala. spent Sunday with his parents here. , The election is sometime off yet. but premature in that respect, Dade county is blessed with anew Superior Court'clerk. He arrived Tuesday night in the perspnel ol Hon. S. J. Hale Jr. A ten pounder. * v ’ce -I . (i. ii i. j son {or \ou ' grocMifH and mos{ ev ! wlnnt- else, except saw iniils. a i j .w*st ] f John OVoss, who holds an impor tant posicon with the governm< nt *r P* it-;hb. gton. \k C. is -ponding is sum n-'T vacation here. The Misses Sam ens, of Tcnncs seo, dauglitcrs of John and George Sarnonformally of Dade county, :u‘e visiting friends and relative-; in 1 >a le. Quarto:ly conference will co i tone at nine C. I*. church Saturdnv an 1 Sunday the 22nd an J23ve Rider R. A. Kelly, of Ghattanoogc. will be present. Price IT. Connally returned Vbednesday from 1 Junta and 1 ’ol umhus, accornpanied by Nil*. E l ward Con-.ally hi-nd- \}r. CJayto iof south corgD. . J as. B. Williams who has bas in the sor / ice of th e Fruit Gro vr j. Express ( 1 . (hiring the ve,l! Lie! | and fruit se; son just piasse l ■ ar- ! | rived horn Wednesday. I .. 'J e call your especial attention j to Idle MUP-r-Mitchell C(>. auv n- | tisement o i the front page of thN I issue. R voI ii and note tne m ny j exceleiit b ag. ins oliered in their. I line. Ali*. and Mrs. Sa:u Hush of Rill City. Eugene Morgan and James Hates, of Birmingham* and Messrs Hawkins, Black, raid Roberts of Chattanooga, were guests of Mr. Mrs. J. M. Dobbs, Sunday. Mr. Can noli Brown who' formal y resided at \ew England City, nos of Hamilton county, Twin, was here the first of the week on a visit to his brothers, Joe and Arch j Brown, of Few England. ! Prof.- John Maliue, of Xcw Eng land City, passed through on route !to Chatttnooga, Tuesd ivu Jlr. - Maliue is engaged in the Cedar ! timber business and would like to | figure with someone having suce ; timber in the vecinity of Trenton i that will average six inches ami i better in the red, six'feet and* over l in length, iris address is i ;v;*toii, l;, F. D. no. i. Mr. H W. Johnson, junior mem ber of the firm of Harrisand John son, Mfg., Opticians of Chattanoo ga, and his family are spending their summer vacation here. Mr Johnson in looking around over the country in view of finding a place ; that would a ford suitable facilities for amusement sport and decided that in and about Trenton was the place ab ive all others con sidered. They arrived Wednesday j morning, well equiped for fishing j and hunting, and brought a Kodak ; along to get some ol the beautiiul landscape scenes to take bask ay ith them. Aeedless to say that they also brought along good appetites, j if they did not, one Avill soon be created aftea drinking Whitt spr ing Avater, Avhich has a reputation of surpassing any other known agency for that purpose. They are boarding with R. L \\ hilt, and will be here some time. FOR SALK On Tuesday at 10 o’clock, Aug. 25th. 1908 at my home, all my liuse hold and kitchen furniture and also all farm implements and live stock left unsold. Every body invited to come. Mrs. Geo. H. Moo.c. * NOTICE Toe re AVill be an ice cream festi val at Ncav Liberty chuach, Satin day night Aug. 30th. for thebene it of the church. Everybody in vited. Com mi tee Telephone, mail your orders or go to Dan C. Wheeler K Cos., at 607 Market St., Phone 175, Chat tanooga, Tenn., for grain, hay and feed supplies. Cotton seed meal and hulls a specialty. Don’t tor get the place. pnng/e of mu on pppniT DUUiiO [ s dk*r.nw*..(7d| uiti — _ KfclahlUhvJ The Franklin-Turner Cos., Atlanta, Ga. SPECIAL OUT PR CE FOR.TtIIRIY DAYS Have just relieved new line of Pants', Overall?, Calicoes and other nice goods. These pants fos 30 days will sell for i-3 T. SHOES: As I get a large stock of shoes soon will sell what I have on hand for 1-3 off. Those shoes wm e bought when shoes were off Some cheaper then they can be laid do \ n here fur now. Be sure to buy yourself a pair of shoes and a hat within the next thirty days. See prices and our motto in an other colum of this paper. L, S. Lyemance. WE SELL LEGAL BLANKS CL We have recently equipped our office with a complete stock of Legal Blanks, which we will furnish you in any quanti ty, from a single copy to a thousand copies, at the lowest prices. CL Our catalog, containing a list of over two hundred and fifty forms, furnished free upon request. WE SELL LEGAL BLANKS K OTIC E Tfr j re will he n working at the Brown grave yard at Brown Gap, on top of Sand nyountain, the sth Saturday in this month. Everybody come. ■"W- - We will take potatoes, chick ens, eggs, pigs or any old thing useful to a man of family on sub scription. Deliver to this office and you will be allowed market prices mi l revolted for same. JL I S\ VAi?-'’ X ***&-* U 5* *rl u * ’ For "nfants and Childi’en. The Kind You Have Always Bough! Baars tiio sj# . Signature of A - National Farmer, The Dade County Times and The Southern Agriculturist one year tor Sr. Either two for 75c. — BURTON F. STANSBERY.... TQNSOKIAL ARTIST Second Shop Xortli of Central Depot. Shave 10 Cents Baths 15 Cents Give me a call .. 1113 Market St., Chattanooga Tenn 50 YEARS’ A 'b K IK''- 1 Designs rffyfy 1 Copyrights &c Anyone sending a sketch end description maj quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is prohahlv t oniinuTiica' strict ly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patents lent free. f r securing patents. Patents taken Through JUunn & Cos. receive pedal notice, without charge, in the Scientific JSttteriean. A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest cir culation of anv scientific journal. 1 eras, *4 a year; four months, fl. Sold by all newsdealers. ftiUHN S Cos. 36,8r ** dwa, New lork Branch Office, >’ St.. Washington. D. C. Harris & Johnson, 13 E Bth sr 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 t acting rooms in the South. Ev erything at moderate prices. KSLLfHE 150 U CH and CUKE the LUNGS w| ™ ir. Rag’s Nsw 3mmrs FOR f*owens soZTim f y H OLDS Trial Bottle Free AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. Miiii lh jui l uTiiHiWTnnwwri i " — iw " ftir -* aa GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY OR MONEY REFUNDED. QUICK SALES m small profits' will he our motto for the year 190S. A nig iine of everything new and substantial for n.on, women end ehibken. Shoes for everybody. C<>n i i to ii:o “South Side'' merchant and save from *2.*> t . i-.j percen*. on your pnrcduises, L S LYEMANCE Low Rates to Texas On the first and third Tuesdays of ill each month exceptionally low-rate Ife. l|f round-trip tickets will be sold in Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma and New Mex ico. Return limit 25 9 otv n se,t is th . e j „ j . * jdfeaSe direct line vrom Memphis days and stop-overs to the Southwest, the lowed both roin V Cotton Belt is the only line -■ operating two daily trains, carry and returning. ing through cars without change — tiie only line with a through sleeper vMemphis to Dallas. Equipment in ' eludes sleepers, chair cars and parlor cafe cars. Trains from all parts of the Southeast JSBja, make direct connection at Memphis with Cotton | Ask the ticket agent to sell you a ticketvia Memphis Write f:;r Texas or Arkansas hook whichever section you are rffi interested in. Thcr books are just off the press, and are full of fact* and examples of what is actually being done by farmers, truck ■ gardeners and frui: r .iscrs in this highly-favored section. A five color map i.' inser’ed in each book —Free upon request. H. H. Sutton, District Passenger Agent, 1091 W. Ninth Street, Chattanooga, Term. 0? OR GALDWBIRR —<>— LAXATIVE —o— SYRUP PEPSIN Cures constipation indigestion, Liver and Stomach Troubles. ~ . -v ', - r ■ * • ■ >- - . • w . FOR SALE AT G. W. M. TATUM’S DRUG STORE- Cut this out and take to G. W. M. TATUM’S DRUG STOR K and get five cents off on bottU of CaldwellV Syrup Pepsin. Clover, Red Top, Timothy Or chard Grass, Mi llt t Hay, and all kinds of held seeds at Dan C. Wheeler & Co’s., 007 Market St., Phone 175, Chattanooga, Term. Cotton seed me.il and hulls a Specialty. Open an account by mail with the Avenue Rank & Trust Cos., Chattanooga. Sate and sound. Good business men at the he!nit Anyone sehrthig a sketch awl description way aulckly ascertain our opinion free 'whether an invention is probably patentable. Coronnnaica tiona strictly confidential. liAI’jGOGu on Patents Bent free. Oldest uetecy for securing’ patents. Patents taken through I*lunn i. CO. receive special notice, without charge, in the Scientific fUmtirn A handsomely illuetrated weekly. * . 'rest cir culation of any scientific jounmo t , a year; four months. £l. bya> ! IHIUNN £ So. 36,8r0ai * a dd-nork Branch Of* s "'' 62a F Rt VV*** 1 ■' U < Fifty Cents CHATTANOOGA AND RETURN Monday, August 24th OUEEN & CRESCENT ROUTE Tickets sold only for special train leaving Trenton at 6.20 P. M. and returning on special train leaving Chattanooga 8. A. M. August 26th. Ask Agent for particulars. Wilson’s Live and let LIVE We are still here to st To Farmers and Friends of North end of County Try your home Store be fore you visit the City For your GROCER IHS AND NOTIONS. J will Save You Money. Our Motto is LIVE AND LET LIVE The World Over. J.H . WiLSON Morganville, Georgia. LIVE AND LET LIVE STOKE.