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jlltt3iii' T ' HUES PURLISHFD EEKLY. v ,, vr ruiv>i'>- N > - ARRIVAL" OF TRAINS. Local schedule, A!j Hmn Grea* Koiitherr. U-'ilroad (Queen X Crescent Route). j'jy KKFKCT FEB. 10, 1907 J South Brutntf, j 0 v y N. O. Limited 8:35 p. m v, Pan American Special. .7:18 A. M sort,h Bonn it, v o 0 AN. O, Limited 9:")") a.lm. No. -j vy *• _ •* i Psui American Special. 11:10 r. m. Regular stops. X„’s. I and 2, jfast mail trains, stop at p nton. directory. Pule Superior Court meets 3rd Mondays n \Urch and September. Justice Court for Trenton District meeu ,‘l Saturday in each month. (Jot? sty Officers.—Wiii. O. Reese. Or .. s.Hale, Clerk Superior Conn; jV \\\ l'luiiinan, Slierill; .W. P. Pace. r,< Collector. Samuel J. Hale, lax Re l Vt , r !>, !, t . S. K< tigers, lajiinty Treasurer; ic I' Hildas, County School Commis •iotitfr: 'V. "iL Morrison, Surveyor; Mark Coroner. ('iicbo it Services, M. K. Chureh, South . | Ll \ ill! Sundays m each mouth. (>' ,ver iieeting each Sunday evening ai ,Alack. Kp'vorth League meets everx A’ and iesd.iv -veiling- Sunday 4 school even ;;„,av morning at .19:00. D. 11. Rogers, R. K. SMITH, Pastor.s SECRET SOCIETIES. Trent >n Lodg 1 , F. & A. M’ Jhi 1< 9. Metis at the Mas min Hall on Wednesday night, on ot before the iuil mo >n ami every dm Satinda) n i K ht therefrom at 7 :>O. .) M. Lyemamee, \V M. Trento i L>lie, No. ds, l. O D* a F. Meets it h ill norilt side j>th* |c st| liter every Saturday < veiling at 7 \V. O. Cni*\ N G. I lire Loi’gi, No. 11;—, K. of P. Metts in Odd lows’ ll.ill .Mon day evenings at 7:30. Frank M orison,,C. C. J. W. BUSSEY. ft. 3. Physician and Surgeon TRENTON GEORGIA WALTER W. CJ3ET3M b. 1 1 c r A. t Is a V . “BbTH Fi H GA. J. ?. .TACOWAY, A ITOItNKV A r L \W, I’RENTOX, •• OH >lsOl A. Will (kjicUch in rfll tls*- c<url> StatH an.l hI. ;P. T. BROCK, ATTORNKY AT LAW TREN ION, - GEORGIA. Will practice* in all thei Courts. ’Prompt "attention givenNll business. a? - ;—: CALL Oix A. \ JACOWAY WITH H, Schwartz & Bid. Clt ATT A NO(KS A, T F.N N FINE SHOES and HOSIERY- Get the "DUX" Shoe kill the cough 50 CURE the LUNGS Dr. King’s wr Discovery H Roughs Trial Bottle Free THROAT AMD LUNG TROUBLES. NTEED satisfactory vey refunded. Pyrds Chapel. .1, \V. SteWait and xV |fe nave returned hi Belfast. V* . f. ter a weeks visit to their p : rents, Mr and Mrs. (J. \V. Siewnrt. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Murphy, of Binning! am, Ala , aie visiting Mi m l Mr®. J. P. Mutphy. Mr. Paten I’ ace spent Monday hero collecting tax^s. Airs. G. W. St< wart is impiov -1 :ig sifter a two illness. M’*. Attie Stewart, of Chattanoo gsi, spent Sunday with Ids parent. ! 1 r . Mr. and Airs. R. S. Rogers, of I retiton, were lime Sunday after no n . A\ A NT 101)—Success Magazine requires the services of a man in Trenton to look after expiring sub scriptions and to secure new busi ness by means of special methods unusually effective; position per manent; prefer one with experience but would consider any applicant with good natural qualifications; salary $1.50 per day, with eommis ■sion option. Address, with refer cnee, R. C. Peacock, Room TOP, Success Magazine Bldg , New York All leather shoes at Tatums. IN MEMORIAM. Tuesday night, Oct. 6, at 8 o’ clock, the Death Angel again v si led the home of Hugh A. and Ellen Price, and bore away the immortal spit it of their son, Sut ton. 'Phis is the third visit that death Las paid to this home in lli past month, and the bereaved family Lave the heartfelt sympathy of the entire corr. in unity. On Sept. 5, the spirit of little Jonny, their youngest child, was -uiiinioiied home to God. lie had been ill for several days; he suf fered much, but the all-wise Fath er released bis little soul from its earthly home of pain and trans planted :t to tli* g r len immor tal, there to be tended by the -nviour’s ‘loving care, and he a bright jewel in His kinghom. Although the loss of little lob - ny was a sore trial to the t* ici.ve tint s, another blow awaited l ire. On Sept 25, thmr eld* t son, TtnmPon, a young man of ah r 2f or 25 vms o :•*?■*, sue-: o , to the sme fatal fever. n a wife and two small ch parents, brothers, a ho>t of relatives to mdlirn his loss. Hi* was an earnest member '.if tilt Christian gßurch at Union, G., ami hadUp*horieM, upright, dn •- >iti(*^^ r, He will he s.uely misled friends and neighbors. jr But yet another trial awa tea. this n avily grief-at riken home. Their son, Sutton, a bright ) outh, just blossoming into man hood, was also striken down, ami despite the prayers and oi loved ones, was also taken home. List Tuesday night, Oct. 6, at 8 lAdock his spirit returned to the Maker. Hutton was born 9, 1891. He was so far above the, average that it is hard to find words to describe his many noble virtues. Asa son. he was obedient ad cheerful; as a brotuer, he was kind and loving; as a friend, he w;is true ami faithful. To know him was to love him. He instituted an influence for good over all of wlmm lie m t. lie was under my instruction, as his teacher for more than 8 months, an 1 during the whole time, lie never violated a single rule. lie took a delight in all his Flower Language Post Cards—a Series of 12 Free to You m .JScT f J 5? Sen of beautiful flower^ cards; you may havejhem arc strictly high.class .Each card 1 represer%% r^d be „ a u U t most beautifully and has the meaning of the language illustrate in this series the in flower mottoes and floral designs To illustiate .. e/ , t he poppies spell out the words I dream of ( t h .. .; ~ t you W on’t chrysanthemums “I love you,” the Molets lt J}fr*rent from the ordinary be disappointed because these cards are real ß ‘ nnearanc e These cards kind and are novel In design and on” excellent coated are taken from real paintings, and are reproduced on paper that Is waterproof and.not easily soiled sending them Write to me personally to-day and I 11 lose no ansWe rs to you—charges prepaid. Remember -his aK . ev about it. My promptly gets a pleasant surprise. Don t OSBORNE, Nashville, Tenu. supply of cards is limited, so do not delay. P. R. s’tidies, and every was al most perfect, •B* had learne 1 to and to t 1I v for himsMlf was better tbv 1o shown, t lu-i e I(u*e, he ne *ded verv little help. He le < in ail his cl t--- es and wielded an influent* lo good over the whole sc io,d. His cheerful disposition, studi ous habits an. l high princi*d<-*s, gave briglit jir >1 • is.es < fa noble manhood* but God, in his infinite wi-dom, saw Id to call him away from work on each to realms above. 1 hcttgli lie is with us no more, yet his inf m ncs for good vi’l !> leit for y ary to come among tho < with whom he was iciaferi. He possed till tHose Christ an graces that it takes to-make a true (’hr nia 1 character, and nevei failed to cleft nd the truth when opportunity allowe t him to do so; and while he was a member of the church, yet we R beve th it the* all -vuTe and merciful God, wh< said that we shad be judged ac cording to our works, whet her the) be good or evil, will give that dear boy an aim dant entrance irPo that sweet home of peace, and joy | forever. To the b-reaved “ones left be ,hmd, we sa\: t l ough >our burden seems great, and that the Fathei |is dealing liard with you, “all things work together for go •! to those who love God’’ and, “whom the Lord loveth, lie chastcr.et h, 7 ' and s(,metimes He us with fire to lvfine Hie g id of our souls Look upward and onward to tne 'time when you shall meet those 1 preen in turns gone before, in the realms of eternal joy, and he with them forever. J. D. Jarrett. Just received a nice line of gents furnishing goods, clean and new f you Ayill call and examine the goods and prices you will buy. No remnant sale. G, AY. M. Tatum. ♦CITATION. Georgia, Dade county. To all whom it mav concern —J. A. Whitt having, in proper form, applied to me for Permanent Letter*; of Administra tion on the estate of 1 . A. Whitt, late of said countv, this is to cite all and singular tin creditors and next of Jup of L- A. Wjiitt o he and appear^pfij^^office with in the time and show cause if any they permanent adminis tration skjplr not be granted to J. A. estate. A*y|i!Ties? my hand and official signature, §?Us27th day of October, 190 . Win. O. Reese, Ordinary. *- Just received a nice line of cuts Womens and Childrens shoes. My customers wonder how J sell them so cheap. No remnant sale. Stock clean and new. G. W. M. Tatum. Be sure to be properly equipped—obtaiu the S TEV LNS and you CANNOT GO WRONG. W e make RIFLES . . from $2.25 to $150.00 PISTOLS . . . from 2.50 to 60.00 SHOTGUNS . . from. 7.60 to 35.00 Ask your dealer and insist j Send for i-p-pag-e HliiSr oil our popular make. It trated catalog. If inter- 1 you cannot obtain, we sldp ested in SHOOTING, you I direct , carriage charges ought to have It. Mailed g prepaid, upon receipt of for four cents in stamps to B catalog price. cover postage. Our attractive three-color Aluminum Hanger will be I sent anywhere for io cents in stamps. < J. STEVENS ARMS AND TOOL CO., | P. O. Box 4096 Chicopee Falls, Mass., U. S. A. fl fOLETSKOKEMM® Gurts Colds; Prevents Pneumonia We wish to inform the people of this community that we are now ready with a splendid line of new, seasonable merehan disc, including men and hoys clothing and furnishings, women ready-to-wear and Millinary, Shoes Carpets. Curtains, Blankets Household and table linen, toilet articles, notions, etc. In fact we carry a full and complete stock of up-to-date merchandise as can be found in the south and bu ing as we do for a chain of i i ► stores are enabled to buy goods much cheaper than other com petitors, so of course CAN SELL CHEAPER. WE SOL ICIT YOUR TRADE. We extend a cordial invitation to; < •every reader of this ad. to make OUR STORE YOUR! ; J ■HEADQUARTERS WHEN IN THE CITY whether; ► 4 > , i to purchase or merely to look through our stocky ; > 4 \ * 4 i Om* mail order department is at your service, we fill all orJ ► ► , ■ jpers with skill and care. Our catalog for 1908-9 will soon be * peady to mail. One will be sent you on application. ► I Miller Bro’s Cos. Clover, Red Top, Timothy, Or chard Grass, Millet Hay, ami all kinds of held seeds at Dan C. Wheeler & Co’s., 607 Market St., Phone 1 77), Chattanooga, Tenn. Cotton seed meal and Dulls a speei.i .ty. Telephone, mail your orders or go to Han C. Wheeler & Cos., at 607 Market St., Phone 176, Chat tanooga, Tenn., for grain, hay and feed supplies. Colton seed meal and hulls a specialty. Don’t for get the place. *49 • <gr— Open an account by mail with the Avenue Rank & Trust Cos., Chattanooga. Safe and sound. Good business men at the helmt BURTON F. STANSBERY.... TONSORIAL ARTIST Second Shop North of Central Depot. , Shave 12 Cents Baths 15 Cents Give me a call .. 1113 Market St., Chattanooga Tenn Harris & Johnson, 13 E Bth 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. ♦ For seeds fjesh ane pure, go to C. R. Baird & Cos. Chattanooga, We can also furnish seed Oats Barles, Rye, Wheat, Rad Top, Tim ot hy, A Haifa, Johnson and Bermu da grass. Seeds ot all kinds and their productsF Prices made known on application, and all orders filled promptly. Give us a call. NOTICE - Will pay cash for beef hides de iv* j red at Drug store. G. \Y. M. Tatum IDFi GiVExIDWEimX —o— LAXATIVE —o— ; SYRUP PEPSIN Cures constipation indigestion, Liver and Stomach Troubles.’ j FOR SALE AT Gr. W. M. TATUM’S DRUG STORE. & Cut this out and take to G. \V. M. TATUM’S DRUG STORE and get five cents off on bottle of Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. DEALERS IX - Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Glass and Druggists' Sundries, Salesroom; Cor. Market ami Main Sts. Telephone Main No. 259. Chattanooga, Tennessee. J. F. BENNETT Exper Watch Maker and Jeweler WORK -ipJLw- © -JL- fine GUAR- RI:PAIR \k 9 M fell INGA AN i^pfcfejHClsßFClAL ti;i D ' l JY 927 Market St. Chattanooga,, i. i