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No . 6, 9.02 P.M. I NO. 1 6:50 P AI.
Germany is becoming very friendly to
the United States. They are so very open
in their demonstrations of love and re
spect for the American that, if we can be
lieve them sincere, our people would be
worse than brutes not to reciprocate. In
our opinion it is the same old wolf of 1898
and ’99, with a splendid home-made suit of
lamb’s wool covering its hungry and mur- ;
derous countenance.
There has been much said concerning a
new railway depot in the city of Atlanta.
That Atlanta needs such can not be dispu
ted, hut, in the language of a school boy,
‘•do it and then talK about it,” we fail to
see where Georgia or the various railways
centering in it’s splendid capital can ever
have a modern, up-to-date depot by airing
propositions from year to year, in the press
of the state. The state has oflimes made |
appropriations for causes much less deserv
ing than this and we hope that, through
the level-headed legislators and the rail
ways interested, something deffinite on this
can be readied at no distant tin e
Iq our cold and cheerless sane
turn, with no one to comfort us,
nothing to enterlaijus save the
howling wind, wrich now and
then shifts around to where the
window panes are all broken out
and makes an entrance to show us I
his power upon a once passable
but now threadbare suit of clothes
: —the only one to which we have
any legal claim—and with our
oncb splendid stock of hope, the
last remnants of same which has
just been seized and disposed of j
by Deputy Sheriff Reality, we pro- ,
sent ourselves to the steel-plated,
and time hardened soul? of all de
linquents and take a rest while the
verdict is being made.
—
Huntsville, Ala., Nov. 19.
—(Special)—ln an interview with
Hon. Chas. P. Lane, a leading
and much respected republican of
this city, touching the ratification
of the new consfitution, Mr. Lane i
said: “The result is eminently 1
satisfactory to every citizen who
desires seeing the stateof Alabama
put on a higher basis of suffrage.
The clean, the patriotic are con
tented; the dirty, the selfish office
seeker groans and kicks. It fin
practically cleared the republican I
deck of negroes, and has lightened *
our ship wonderfully, We are now '
reputable, and a republican minor
ity will always be respected, and
in course of a few political up
heavals will land on top. As to the
organization of a white man's re- 1
publican party, which I favored ,
I can only say it will now be foued
into existence by operation of law.
The negro has made his political
exit, and the whit- man is all that
js left of lhe republican party,
t o far as the clamor and racket of
Johnston, Shelly and Stallings is
concerned, there is nothing" but
clap-trap selfishness in it. They
are after office and the people
know it—they can’t fool Ihe peo
ple; they are too well known. My
opinion is that just so soon as the
new constitution becomes operative
dt will perform r-o many valuahh
•offices that the people will fall in
love with it. Ignorance 19 always
the mother of prejudice, and it i?
'the ignorance of the masses as to
. ihe mints of the new met run Inl
1 w hich ’is now sustaining the teui-
I porary kick.”—Ex.
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’ OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Giving the News of Various
Precincts In the County.
MORGAN VILLE.
Messrs. Alfred Cross and Custer
| Chambers attended preaching at
j Wildwood last Sunday afternoon.
Mr. 8. J . Hale made a business
trip to Chattanooga Tuesday night.
MisseEl,za and Clema Smith
spent Sunday with their friend
Miss Annie Cross.
Mrs. George Cross and her
daughter, Annie went to Chatta
nooga Monday.
Mr. Albert Smith of Adger, Ala.
visited relatives here the first of
the week.
fhe remains of the infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. James Price ot
Adger. Ala., were brought here and
intered in the Sarah’s Chapel Cem
etery Monday at half pust one
o’clock p. in,
Mr, J. S. Hale left for South
Pittsburg, Tenn., Wednesday.
Mr. Jim Bates ot New England,
was seen in our town Sunday, look
ing his best.
Mr. and Mrs. James Price will
return to their home Saturday.
Rev, C. E . Bower preached an
eloquent sermon Sunday a. m. 011
account of the cold weather there
wasn’t vpry many present.
Prof. Ed Dabbs was seen pass
ing through our vicinity last Sun
day on his way home from the ci y
of Chattanooga.
With best wishes for the Senti
nel.
chrysanthemum.
DURHAM MINES.
A prtty little snow about one inch deep
was seen here this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Higdon have moved
to Pratt City, Ala.
Mrs. John C. Cowan returned today
from Chattanooga, where she has been vis
iting her mother.
Mr. Frank Naylor of Chattanooga, spent
last Sunday among friends here.
Miss Della Scmggs of Rising Fawn is
visiting her brother \V. L. Scruggs.
The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Cowan is qui'e sicK.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Wingfield spent last
Sunday in Trenton.
Dr. James Donnell}’ of Trenton was
here yesterday.
Mr. C. E. James, President of the Dur
ham Coal and Cc-Ke Company was here
vest; i day.
Aunt Jake.
NEW ENGLAND.
Jesse Hughes of Chattanooga was with
us a pleasant hide Sunday
Mis. Geo. Fulgl.i.ni and Mrs. James
Hughes of Morganville weie well ollc vi -
itors in our town Saturday.
Joe Allison, a prominent farmer, and
successful business man of Calhoun, Ga.,
was with his brother. It. B. Allison, Satur
day night.
Mrs. J.ll. Wilson, and little ton, Grady
and I aby, is visiting her sitter, Mrs. A. G.
HiiKman, in Cha tanm ga ll is weeK.
•T. M. Jeffrey of Trenton, wu-> smiiiug in
our town Sunday.
K. D. Davis, one of Chattanooga’s suc
cessful doctors was here Saturday to s-ei
Mrs. John Moon who is dangerously ill.
Your correspondent en route from ( hatt
onooga Saturday, called by Mitganvi
minute and saw li r I ustline iner. Ii ,
Hale and Smith, who reports busin - ; ood
Jasper Murray of Sulphur Springs, late
of the Indian Territory,(Cherokee Nation,'
was with his cousin, Fee Forester, Sunday
FooKout hoys! I lev ai with someone else
also.
Miss ITassel Taylor is In n:i from Mill
edgevil?e, Ga., where she has been attend
in : the Female College.
The school at this place hopes to give a
cr and table int ta limi t on lie light if
the close, December (sth 1901.
Messrs, Morrison and Nichols of < 1 utt
aiiooga, and \Y. G. Morrison were gunning
Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Connaliv who has been with
her mother some weeKs, returned to Atlan
ta, Ga., Sunday, where she w ill reside in
the future.
Our friend, B. B. Chadwicu, has been on
the sicK list this wceK, hut we are to
note he is mproving.
Thos. Cummings was in Trentom a few
days this weeu. A
Mv news, sava this, is 1 iy-W—ansTifi;
1 lay the weary pen aside,
And wish you health, love and mirth,
As tits the solemn Christmas-tide,
Be this, good friends, our carol still—
Be peace on earth, he peai c on earth,
To men of gentle w ill.
30 CENTS.
WILDWOOD.
i Mrs. Bil liard Tittle of Whitt side, spent
Ia few days with friends and relatives here
j ast week.
Mrs. Fiziie Lewis of ( hattanooga, visit
ed ler sisl. r, Mis. Foil Walden, who is
din re rot sly ill. l.sl weel .
-Nil's. 1 . I . I-ta and daughter, Mrs. Joe
Fiukett, sj int Saturday and Si.ndav with
| Mrs. Jus. McCollum of Morganville.
1 Wonder who Mr. iliiiKle was chasing
down the read Sunday afternoon? Did
you i atoll hi r, Mr. 11?
Tht social at the residence of Rev. F. A.
Bell Saturday night was highly enjoyed bv
ihe young j-vople present.
Married at the residence of Z. J Cross,
Esq. Mr. 1 lint Bearden of this place to
Miss Myra Tittle of Waulmtchie. Z. J.
•Cross offaritirg.
i Feme of Wildwood's hoys attended ting-.
,sg ... i. t. kci Suneia ■ no It.
DADU COUNTY SENTINEL, TRENTON, G.A, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1901
Mr. Paul Johnson and sister, Miss An
nie of St. Elmo, visited die family ,e>f Z. J.
Cross Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Tom Holme* of St. Elmo, won here
last week. .
Messrs. IF L. Lea and J. li. Holmes of
Chattanooga, was out hunting last week.
Mrs.. Dr. Bussey will shortly leave for
her home at Tidenater, Ala.
liev. F. A. Bell, who has been very sick
in Chattanooga, returned home Tuesday
morning much improved.
Dr. W. P. .Deakins of Whiteside, was
here a few days last week.
Dr. K. D. Davis of St. Elmo, was here
Sunday.
Ebbrnbzer.
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ROSSVILLE.
Mrs. Win. Crow is visiting in Athens.
John D. Long and wife, after visiting
their neice, Mrs. McKeelian, have returned
to their home in Athens.
Miss Anna Westbrooks is visiting Miss
Susie Wells.
W, T. Etninit is erectinga new residence
on Spring Street.
Messrs. Eskew and Grover are conduct
ing a singing school at the M. E. Church.
W. 11. Bennett is visiting relatives on
Dodd Avenue.
Mrs. Stevenson of Apison, Tenn., is the
guest of her son, Mr. George Stevenson.
Mrs. A. P. Thompson and Graridaugh
ter, Buth, of Rockwood, Tenn., is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Stitli, this week.
The P. O. S. of A. will institute a ladies
council Wednesday evening.
Mr. anil Mrs. Blalock will soon move to
Bossville from Chickamauga.
Mr. Watson of Declierd, Tenn., has
bought out the firm of Jones and Edge.
Little Frank Wade is quite sick, and
had a very painful operation performed on
his throat.
Mr. A. G. Dunn is quite sick at his home
on Bossville, Ave.
Mr. Ira Shield had his hand badly
mashed at the Chattanooga Plow Works.
Mr. Will Payne of Chattanooga visited
friends Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Wert of Chattanooga was the guest
of Mr. li. Mason McNeer Sunday.
Miss Wyrick of Jasper, Tenn., is visiting
her cousin, Miss Mary Lizzie McFarland.
Rev. Morgan delivered an interesting
I sermon at the Baptist Cliurh Sunday.
Miss Maud Moreland of Sulphur Springs
Alabama, is visiting her brother, W. A.
Moreland.
Mr. S. C. Kermer has moved to Bossville
from East End.
The Junior Order of American Mechan
ics will raise a (lag on the East Fake school
house on Thanksgiveng day, with an ap
propriate program at 2:SO o’clock. Every
one invited.
Mr. James Roberts is quite siik at his
home on 21st street.
Mr. Sam Howard is visiting friends in
West Armurchie.
Smith-Cai:koi., Sittiai s.
Sunday afternoon, at 2:30 o’clock Mr.
Chas. Smith, youngest son of Mr. arid Mrs.
Geo. Smith, and Miss Nettie l arrol were
united in marriage at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Catlett. Rev. Barrow Lee
officiating. It vvfcs a beautiful home wed
ding, witnessed by their immediate friends.
Among the many | icsents received was a
handsome parlor suite, presented by Mr.
Andrews, President of the Kichmoi and llo
s’eiv Mills. The happy cm pie have gone
to housekeeping at l-.iir noiv home on
Chickamauga, Ave.
Roux IKK.
coleTchy.
Eiutor Dade County Sentinel,
Mr. G. \\ . Rowland who l.inl his hand
caught liy a falling shaft several weeks
ago, mashing bis liai and very badly and cut
ting one finger off, will 1 a able in a few
days to resume work.
Mr. J. W. Hi gan, M. M., while repair
ing a pump several days ago, was burned
about the fac , earned ly a steam pipe
bursting.
Mr. G. M. Sarrctt of Trenton, who has
for several week-i bu n miming the Dia
mond Drill at this place, lias just complet
ed a hole one hundred and seventeen feet,
finding four feet of hard coal.
Mr. el. C. Bickers, section foreman, is
doing some good work on the tracks be
tween Slielhnound, Tedfh., and this place,
which w as badly ne#led.
Capt. W. O. was in Cliattano^^^
last week hiudS n.nlis r the Ga.
■rrnTßlkii.s has been on lhe sick
r sevenMilay
MaggivSh nun s gave a < atidv ptill
insfne eveiiiiil last week, which was en
joyed by several of her young friends.
la! in
Fast Satuiday was ay day,”
Mr. Harry Dews visiitd “frien s” in
Bridgepoit Sundby.
Mrs. Betlie Siemens, and daughter, Miss
visited Chattanooga Monday.
Mr. Gio. Hurt and ; arty from Atlanta,
were up to tee its last wet tv.
Mr. Maishal Dawuins, who was called
to the bedside if It s grand mother, who
died in Alabama it fsW da s ago, returned
Wednesday.
Convict.
Chattanooga, Tentessee.
Mr. Oliv. r Li my, fonneilv if
nt toil Ft moved lliiswet klo New
j • * eiiU-r Alti., where he will mage
Ii is luime homo.
| Mis, J. M . Trince who has be< n
visiting in Sherwood. 'Tenn.- his
I returned Lome*.
Sheriff Carter of Trenton, Ga.,
was here Tuesday on btisii e-s.
MiS. \V. C. O’Nfal, v 1 *> lias
been visiting her parents in Car
j ro’ltoo, Ga., has reluvred.
Master Earnie Cri'iktt ul ( .-r-
roliton, is visiting relatives in the
city this week .
Mr. E. H. Wade who ha? been
ill lor several: days is improving
slowly.
Mrs. I'erkenson of Aken St. died
at her home Saturday night. Hei
remains were entered at the For
est Hill ce rnetery Sunday after
noon.
The Daele and Walker county
boys are hauling in their last ap
ples and potatoes. Lookout for
Xmas!
Happy Poys.
WHITESIDE, TENN.
Mr. Ja?. Myers and wife return
ed home after a few days visit to
the latter’s mother, Mrs. Geo. Car
rol at. Rossvilie.
W. J.lves, our efficient, book
keeper and also Ai Russell,
the courteous “counter-jumper,’’
both of Etna Cor l Cos., visited
Chattanooga Wednesday—one got
lett lend the other came up missing.
R. T. Anderson went to Chatta
nooga in answer to a telegram of
much import.
Mrs. Jane Fori of Hooker is
visiting her son, Jessie King.
We are glad to note the presence
ot old esteemed friend and co-la
borer “M Slug.’ - ' in our little burg
Wednesday, lie is an acquain
tance of rather ancient date—
reaching far hack in the 60s—
hence we have a soft spot in our
gizzard tor him .
One of the large moguls used ov
the Southern for freight traffic on
the mountain division, broke a
driv9 wheel at this place Tuesday
night, but fortunately ’t vvas on the
siding, not delaying trains.
‘Madam Rumor’ has slate fixed
for the coming holidays, and we
shall listen for the soft tinkling of
the ‘wedding bells’ from early to
late—the best ve can pick up,
there is one, two, yea three nuutial
knots to be tied, in which likewise
three state will figure very, mate
rially, but moie ‘anon.’
Egyptian.
P. B. SNAPP
Hurt By a Train As Pcpu ar
Biuif, Mo., But Will
Recover.
News re,nrlieil pur town last Sunday tlial
I’. B. Snapp, a former l itizeti of this place,
had been h illy hurt at Popular
Some telegraphic commimieatinn* ei nfirm
ed the re | orl and recited that he had beer,
stiuok by a Lain, that his foot was mi lled
and that he would likely h,se a few of his
toes. Later advice was to the affvt that
he had died frogi his injuries, hut thi
lacked eontllmillion, Mr. J. \V._Snapp,
allier uf the wounded man, has direct in
formation thai lie is alive and will r'rover.
We always liked Piachie and are glail ti
hear he is doing well and v ill come out all
right. -We al-o lelt anxious o ar ount of
Ins father and mother who are residents of
our town. —Statesman Democrat.
Yes, we know I’eaeliie, too, and his sad
misfortune is very sand u-ws to us. We
re ize that many Ii ines in D .de county
will he grieved because of the : ceident, hi t
we hope for l’eachie a speedy reeu cry.
Rtq me cf the Pctsidents.
First stands the lofty Washin t n,
Flint ii hie, gieat, ininimt*'i one.
1 lie eldei Adams next we sir,
And Jifleison rn kes the numh, r three.
Then Madison is fourth, you k-mw,
The fifth one on the list, Monroe.
The sixth, and Adams comes again,
With Jack|on seventh in the train.
Van falls into line,
And nuniher nine.
in
as we learn.
lHlaylor in rotation,
laKiore, iliiiwinth, in succession,
fourteenth, PBtce has been selected;
Buchanan, is elected.
As sixteenth rules the nation,
And Johnson, tills his station.
you know,
i,: .
, BKw 11 h fi
W!,. 1 two.
Then as
\\ lien Clevelfßkonee is I leak.
As twenty-fifth, AR^MnlSljKreat,
Who, too, has
And, though the deepest gSf\tf is felt,
Me hail the gallant Roosvflj. —Ex.
Rtv. Iri R. Hicks lot Dead.
NotwithsbMHling a \l\lely cur
rent tumor that lUeLlev. Irl R
Hicks was dtatl, ho nty r was in
be'ler health, ami toYer did a
harder ai.d more ?uccesslui year'?
work lli’tri that just olMping. He
has just completed bis and
splendid Almanac for l!lw2 and,
, with bis staff' of able help\-8, has
j brought his journal. Word and
Works, justly forward into inter
national reputation. For a quailer
of a century Mr, Hicks has grown
in reputation and use fulness a?
ho people’s astronomer, and for
easter of storms and this character
of coming seasons. Never wee his
weather foreasis so sought after as
now, bis timely warnings ofaseii
ous drouth this year having saved
the people from loss and suffering
Millions of bushels of wheat were
harvested through his advice to
plant crops that would mature
early. Tho American people will
certainly stand by Prof. Kicks,
when it costs them so little and the
benefits are to great. His fine Al
manac of 200 pages is only 25c, and
his splendid family journal is only
one dollar a year including the Al
manac. Send to Word and Works
Pub. Cos., 2201 Locust St., St. Louis,
Mo.
ESTRAY NOTICE.
There is at my house, an estray
chunky built, short tailed, red cow.
Marked with a crop off the left ear
and split in the right, and wearing
a dumb bell.
The owner will please come and
get her.
R. M. Jackson,
Geary, Ga,
SHERIFF’S SALE.
GEORGIA Dade county.
Will be soi l bel'oi'e the coiut house door in
the town of Trenton, said state and county on
the first Tuesday in l>eccntber, 1901, witnin
the legal hours of sale, lor cash, to the high
est bidder, the loliowing described property
to \\ it. One gray horse mule named George,
Also, one gray mare mule named Kate, eat It
of them being about e'evei (ll)yeais old. Mid
one two horse wagon.(Old Hickory,) Also ora)
set ol wagon harness l evied on as the
property of J S. uorduen to satisfy a Mort
gage fi la issued from ISanks count; Superior
Court iu lavor of 11. N. Emmett against •). s.
Gorducn. This Nov, oth, 1901.
Kohl. Carter, Sheriff.
NO! ICE.
Notice is hereby given that a
bill will be introduced timing the
present session of the Georgia Leg
islature to amend the Charter of
the town of Tienton, Dade county,
Ga., so as to prohibit the sale of
spirituous liquors.
Pill will by introduced by special
request. Oct. 28th, 1901 *
G. W. M. Tatum.
NOTICE.
Notice is her by given that a
Dill be introduced timing the pres
ent sees if n of the Georgia Legis
lature to amend the Chatter of ibe
'own of liking Fawn Dadeeountv
Gu***) as to pi oh i bit the sale ol
-pirimi us liquors
Bill will lie introduced \\
-pecutl nqiitsi. Tl,i.- < *pt. 2S HO!
(>. \\ . AI. ! atom
NOTICE OF DISMISSION.
GEORGIA, Dadd county.
Whertis f. S. Allison, Admin-;
istnOor of Aduiitie I ticker, roptf • >
pnnts to tlie (aunt in his petition I
duly filed mid cntcrtdon mcord |
that he has fully administered ihe;
said estate. This is therefore to!
ci'e a Ipers‘ns concerned , kin- |
dred and creditors, to show cause, !
if any they can. why said admin
istration should not he discharged
from liis administration , an i re
ceive h tiers of dismission on the
fir=t Monday in .lainnrv, 1902.
Phis Oct. 7th. 1901.
J. A. Cureton, Ordinary.
NOTICE iflIS |
ADVERIISEMENXL.
lam selling 1 goo v
at 1 lie snmeold ttaml.
L am here t;> stay, and
will it a point not to
bo undorsolu^Tiera
are some of my prices:
Calicoes 5o v,l j
Ouing
Good Percales 10cyd I
Hats from 75c
Special Babkins in
Table and
Cutlery.
Be sure to call and examine r™H
stock. Staple ami Fancy
lesiit Bottom prices. Also a com
plete stock ot Patent Medicines
kept continually on hand. Bridles.
Collars, Saddles, Collar Pads, ete.,
as Low as the LOU’ESP.
Anything in stock low down for CASH
or IJAKTEK.
J. M. CASTLEBERRY.
f \ VEAI; LY to Cliris
e H/O tian man or woman
to look after our growing business in
this and adjoining (ounli,s: to act as
Manager anti Correspond* at; work can
hr done at your home. Enclose self
addressed. stamped etnelope for par-,
ticuhirs to H. A. Shnniati, General
Manager, Corcoran Building, opposite
United States Treasury, Washington,
—*
WANTED-AN IDEASSSSt&V‘
thing to patent ? Protect your ideas ; they mV
bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDEH
RIRN ife t-0., Patent Attorneys. Washing! t? .
D. C., for their sl t ßQUpriio offer.
~W I I IM
10 iHE ALWtH i SSiNG PUBLIC!
THE DADE COUNTY SENTINEL,
TUI ill PM PUBLISHED II ME am
IS a 7 Column, 4 Page wilhihe nes
circulation , which is vastly larger than it Kps been for \, • 1
Alfords a Splendid ADVERTISING MtDIUM
It goes to the homes of a class of , ‘ ,
who are THRIFTY, I'UOSPEUCU.S and INTELUGKx-i *
Its Readers spend Tens-of-Thousand>
In Local and foreign Markets annually. The paper irc u 1•, t <
sively in North Georgia outside of Dade county. Ji a | fu o,' te,K
a number of North Alabama and East Tennessee Towns (iU ‘ !e
In plain, it is the medium through v hich
A large number of dealers, as will as private citizens are ~ „k ,
Brother, LET US DO YOU It ADYER ITSING m our leu hr .I
will be more than pleased. Address all orders to- ’ - V: - Vou
THE DADE COUNTY SENTINEL, TRENTON, 01.
ARE YOU WIRE a great many people suffer througa ignor
n L * ” IwC ante. They don’t know that for all inflam
mation there is no remedy to equal Mexican Mustang Liniment.
an easy way
and a sure way to treat a case of Sore
Throat in order to kill disease germs
and insure healthy throat action is to
take half a glassfull of water put into
it a teaspoonful of
Mexican Mustang
'Liniment
and with this jraryle the throat rtfrequent intervals.
Then bathe the outside of tiie throat thoroughly with the lini
ment aud after doing this lionr some on a soft fiotli uud wrap
around the neck. It is a LOSITIVU CUItU.
25c., 50c. und 01.00 a bottle.
ST fifl&Y RE Yflll ave Dag been troubled with a running
II llirt s Uiu IUU gore or ulcer. Treat it at once with Mexi
can Mu-jiang i-ilmacni and you can depend upon a rpeedy cure.
A BOOm TO MANKIND!
D R -TABLETS BUCKEYE
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Jin tubes!
1 PRICE 75$._^
Cere cf INTERNAL and
PATN.
CURCS WHERE ALL OTH
Tubes, by Mail, 75 Cents; Bottles, 50 Cents.
JAMES F. BALLAHO. Sols Proctor, - - 350 North J&in Street ST. LOUIS. Ml
atlWic '
AND
ROUTE sssD QUZGKEBT TiME
LOdI&AMB THE WEST.
PULLMAN SLEEPERS ATLANTA TO ST. I.OI'I
V WITHOUT CHANGE.
CJilteAtzSt am the SSORTHW£§T*
YpULLMAN SLEEP BRS ATLANTA* TO CHICAGO
V WILL JUT CHANGE.
NEW TRAIN to LOiIIS¥ILLE and CWfilliMTl
PULLMAN SLEEPERS ATT.'NTA TO LOUISVILLE AN®
CINCINNATI WITHOUT CHANGE.
Cheap Bates to Arkansas and Texas
ALL - RAIL AND STEAMSHIP LINES TO
NEW YORK AMD THE EAST.
TOURIST RATES TO ALL RESORTS.
For Schedules, Rater., Maps i r any Railroad information, call v-pou (r
I. W, THOMAS, Jr., !!. F. SMITH, CHAS. E. HARMAN,
General Manager, Traffic Manager, Genera! Pass,
Nashville, Tcn:i. Nasliviilc, Tewv.