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UK iiSMS IPC HLlSll El) .. E ’’ a f. Y. ritKNr LN, - -* - j- iv )ili t AHA!VAC lrjn\!NS. L>eil Hche hile. \ (iIM) S > itilHH! Riilf.aiil <& creport Rute). !| V rfh’FKOr KK. I >, I ) |. v,.< A' S’ tc > , t, ’. : ,s t \ Li'Oue ;o v ,N P>a Amcrteith S f " trial.. 7: . ?< a M Hound. * . ■ ( '. .V N. i >. Lift!! ted st; aa. v I i': ?it \H(►f I ca It s * i:• t . 1 1; i! * I * j\i I : . O !Ii J. ' I .<rl t fit lit', -- 1 •11 *• 1 DIRECTORY. '••*,-rOT‘ Court moots 3r<l Mon bi \ • ,i \i j r-M. :t •. (t Septfiihor. j i-ticc Oimil f >r P teuton District, meei:- ; t 1 H.tmnkiv in each month. Bounty Okkickhs. — Wtii. U. Koe-e. O; jnary; S. J. Halo, Clerk Superior C i \V. riimii.:tn, Shc.riil; \V. i'a.- u ■ t\i! l o!i)i lel J . ilaio, l.tx << licit!. S. Rot! County Tretsutv.. VV. T. Hughes, tV Soho .1 Cos -ioticr; VV. G. Morrison, Su'v vor; Mail {,E , Coroner. c ituiJ 1 .SifitmcKS, M. K. Church, Som t,| t’ 1 Ith Sundays m each . : .wr leeting e.teli Si .o.iy eve., i.;: o'clock. Kpworth Le -igne eve > A'vidnesthiy evening- Sum! t vjschool eve sm-tday moruinjcJ at : 3 1'):0 •. l>. 11. Rogers. Sllltt. - , It. R. SMI . IT, Pastor. I'.J i.S. I'ro .’ t i L-hL-, F. & A, M. > - ,ii lit; MS> be 11;i 1 o.i \w> 11h- ity nigh!, o.i or ii- ore t lr* hi 1 moo i md every 3rd S: turday ,i r-lit triorclfo nat 7 :3l>. J, M. Lveman'v, \V M. i- ' . L■l v, v•. o>, 1. O. />. K. \la :t> i r..h.iH oortli solo ptitt lie s piar" every Saturday evening •it, ~ t : *D. \\\ G. Coin, N. G. Dad-* Lo No. 122, K. of P. ie I' in n<| 1 HV!!ow’ Hall Mon ti , 1 .ei • J ;g- at i ,o'J a .k M n ison, C. C. i W P i s n J, ii'i a lt .j >3 ■ I J?I •,!kJ ■ phys c.an and Surgeon TScfiTGK SilOftGH WALTER W. CURETON M v cr evj At isaV. HiTi FAWf fyu , * . v *T . . ’ I** -i****- I* 1 • J. ?. .TACO WAY, A N'JiI.NKY A 1' !, A VV, 'RKN’TON, •• GEORGIA. ViII pricGtitMU alljjl-he Court. Mite anti Federal.J B. I. SHOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW FdF\ T ”oy, - GEORGIA. 'd ora' iiee* in all! the; Courts. ’Prompt 1 'enti n given all bttsiness. - CALL ON A. S, J ACOWAY i .WITH TSiattz & Bro. Ch AT I'A Nocxi A, TKM N. I IXi: SHOES and HOSIERY "o ~•• DUX 'Shoo hlLh-mz COUCHI Twgjl u^asj v >TI! U-s s¥' Jf r <p#^;e mmmy ' f l\' gxx V. .-% ■/ ~ 4+x •% -r 4’* v >t>> % : -'. ?.- "* • r. 4 * . * c- ■ 1 l . '•> ■- ° ■• '■' J- .JrvA 5 gli-j *> . \ ff>. ! .;, ?-*j *■ * ; V-* • <.; : v r,. ••. c * v ...v- ;v : .'*** ' ••*-* . . ; :f> • t ; , *.- 4 4- -fc ~ v ; < .jj/ - s - - m 18 *SMB BEBT 3INS of mwmiMY m chatax-ioooa MJST BE CLOSED OUT REGftRBLESS OF PIE, I inf ii Hiaiir ■MBMMgpi*i?3JL3cra.* Mm’S* ii iNw ■ mi-1 I I ■"■ rMngMMMi ' ——K3—3MTiMt *<m rmm l fm csrw*A*atJeacr_*a.^'**' ■* S We have decided the quickest way to dispose ot them j j [ isto sell at auction All goods arc of the highest gride. Now | t is tho-time to get that Xmas and New year Present and j j j | lay it away while you can get.it sit your wn price. Sale will \ j continue from dayl to day until stock is exhausted. Auction I hours from 2:30 till 5 o'clock and from 7.30 to 9 o'clock P. M. |. F. BENNETT, THE JEWELER 927 r.'E rket Street, Chattanooga, Tennessee. SPECIAL BARGAINS AT GLENNS S And §ls Suits for $lO sl2 And sls Overcoats for $lO OTHER FAVORS IN PROPORTION All Good Fresh Goods will e closed out on account of the ay arm weather. A. C. GLENN &CO 816 MARKFT ST. STANDARD MUSIC COMPANY 720 MARKET STREET. CHATTANOOGA TEStt- Dealers In TALKING MACHINES, KDISON PHONOGRAPHS, LAi.GB LINE OF RECORDS, CHEAP MUSIC AND ALL CLASS SV OF SMALL MUSIC INSTRUMENTS. MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE OUR PROMPT ATTENTION LOST OR STRAYED Four head of young cattle and one cow with brown pnd white spots on her neck and short horns sawed off close to aair. Thiee steers and one heifer. All branded with letter “C” oil right hip ex cept cow. Strayed trom Buck Carroll’s near Willwood off the range. SI.OO a head will be paid for information leading to the dis covery of these cattle or for their to my farm near e* ildwood, Ga. Buck Carroll SPECIAL NOTICE Write Dr. J. B. Wood, Central hatchie, Ga., for his GUARAX TEEO Chronic cough and Consti pation cure for chronic coughs and Consumption, Ibotchial coughs, Winter coughs and coughs after Lagrippe and Pnei n onia. J. H. Wi son, the “Live and Let Live” merchant, of Morganville, is expecting his shi re of X-mas trade from the nor Ii end and will have, in addition to his usual large stock of general merchandise, every thing needed in the way ol toys to please the little folks and make Christmas bright. rijlEySKlfflrtYOJßE I'.nUes Kidrcys aod Bladder Right CITATION. Georgia —Dade County. To whom it may concern: L. N. Holmes, having, in proper form, applied to me for permanent letters of ad ministration on the estate of Joseph and Nancy Killian, late of said County, this is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of Joseph and Nancy Killian, to be and appear at my oflice within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent administra tion should not be granted to I . N. Hol mes, on said estate. Witness my hand and official signature, this 7th, day of December, 1908. Wra. O. Reese, Ordinary. MAKKED FOR DEATH. “Three years ago I was marked for death. A grave yard cough* Das tearing my lungs to pieces, woctors failed to help me, and hope had lied, when my husband got Dr King’s Xew Mw. A. C. Williams, of Bac, Ky. ‘ he first dose helped me and improve ment kept on until I had gainet 58 pounds in weight and my heait was fully restored.” This modi cine holds the world’s healing rec ord for coughs and colds and *uug and throat diseases It prevents pneumonia. Sold under i y at all drug stores. 50c aud $l.O • Trial bottle free. Oupss Colds’ PrfiVfcnte PnBmm Wildwood Ga. llev. Eyell preached here Sunday Farmers are done harvesting their crops and those that worked faithful have a surplus on hand and are realizing a living profit in same. The only drawback being the bad roads to market. Let every citizen of Dade rally to the polls and vote the bond issue ticket. Think of the thousands of vehicles that you and your fathers have smashed to Hinders on these rats md gallics and not a decent vehicle l:i the county and never will be un til that bond issue is completed. Yes of course you will vote for tho bond issue if you realize you are a U. S citizen and want to live up to the hour as such. Give poor old Dade one chance of her life. Miss Annie Johnson visited her parents Saturday and Sunday. She is atteuding school at Eossviile. Mr. Robert Cross who Is at work in Highland Park vis ted his par- iits Sunday. Martin Carroll visited parents Sunday. Misses Jennie and Ada Lea have returned from a visit to Atlanta. After closing her school at this place Miss PearLjfljj'k has return ed to Ch&ttaowgaT^ Mr, audrtflra. Leslie visited rela tives here this week. Mrs. Wilborn has returned iS her home in Arkansas. M s Annie and Belle Cafle visited here Sunday. M ss Cora iiinkleis spending her vacation at home. Mr. Eugene Thomas is visiting his brother at this place Unus -JFSplllf A PERFECT PAIR OF SPEX No eye testing is necessary to fit even the very weakest eyes with the which Me the best in the world, as th are fitted perfectly by age ojy. PrijW 25 cents to SI each, and a nic ijjMpectacle Case free with each pa For sale only at UaTUM'S drug store BLACK KATE Rubber Roofing 1 Ply—2s to Roll $2.00 2 Ply—4s to Roll | 2.50 3 Ply—ss to ;Roll 3.00 The best roofing on the market Don’t rust and leak and don’t re quire painting. Guaranteed for 10 years. Sold By J. C. ROBERTSON, Agent. Trenton, Ga, Telephone, mail your orders or go to Dan C. Wheeler & Cos., at 607 Market St., Phone 175, Chat tanooga, Tenn., for grain, hay and eed supplies. Cotton seed mea DEALERS IN Drugs, Chemicals,Paints, Oils, Glass and Druggists' Sundries, Salesroom; Cor. Market and Main Sts. Telephone Main No. 259. Chattanooga, Tennessee. RHODES HAVERTY FURNITURE COMPANY , - CHATTANOOGA, TKNN ] J SEASON’S^ASKINGS ; A CHRISTMAS < ; a let it ig evedience ol LLie j*re is nothing more appr L ful article of furniture which \ it every ounce of the season’s good J < ;ope of our Business . j r at Rhodes-Haverty Means | J operate over forty stores and i _ . )pen market in enormous quanti ties. It is therefore a reasonable conclusion \ that we buy Everything for housekeeping as i as cheap as any lone on earth, and this is the 4 reason j t ou will ALWAYS JbIND HERE de- J dependable goods cheaper than you can buy < their equivalent elsewhers. < 715 MARKET ST. I No connection with any other Store in the City < and hulls a specialty. Don’t for get the place. Harris & Johnson, 13 E 8 h St. Chattanooga, are the only exr lusivj opticians in the city. 15 years ex perience assures accuracy and cor rect fitting. The most up-to-date re trading rooms in the South. Ev erything at moderate prices. Clover, Red Top, Timoth, Or •hard Grass, Millet Hay, and ah kinds of field seeds at Dan C. Wheeler & Co’s., 607 Market St., Phone 175, Chattanooga, Tenn. Cotton seed meal and hulls a tv.