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JADt COM 11 SEKTINtL Published Everv Friday. W. D. B. CHAMBERS, —EDITOJt & PHOI’KIETOR — W. A. D. O’Neal, Publisher TERMS, II .00 per year In advance. Advertising rates reasonable and will be made known upon application. All legal advertising must be paid for in advance. All communications must be accompinied with the real name of the writer. Address all correspcndencc to THE SENTI NEL, Trenton, Ha. LOCAL TIME CARD. lAGSKIII NORTH BOUND, j SOUTHBOUND. 0,3 9:03 A. M. i No. 5, 8:33 A. M. No. 6, 9:02 P. M. I No. 1 6:60 P M. The Ga. Legislature adjourns today. We hope they have been successful in passing such bills as will be unanj- : mously approved by the yeomanry of the state. Hon. Bourke Cockran delivered a decided pro-Baer speech at a Chicago meeting, in which he espouses the Boer cause and predicts final success for the South Afrikanders. The Soldiers' Home Bill has passed in both the Senate and House of the Georgia Legislature and now only the Governor’s signature is needed to do the job definitely. Anything looking to an attempt to make the last, days of our noble ex-soldiers more pleasant and comfortable will not fail to meet the hearty approval of every patriotic citizen in the Empire State ofthe South- Andrew Carnegie still continues to show his generosity. His last move in this direction was an offer made to President Roosevelt to giye ten million dollars for the establishment of a great Uniied States University in the city of Washington. Mr. Carnegie’s name will yet go down in history as one of America’s greatest Philanthropists. 'Some prominent Afro-Americans of Birmingham, Ala., have announced their intention to appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States to ascertain j if the late law passed in the state of Alabama disfranchising a large per cent of the negroes in that state is Con 'stitutional. We hope they'll get con sideration at the hands of the court, but we are satisfied they will feel worse after takipg t-har brfure taking. John Homrighous, a dentist of Matten, Illinois, after having corresponded with his cousin sweetheart for twenty years, su icided on account of a doubt as to his fit ness of temperament to wed his cousin. A fear on his part that the SB,OOO in cash, which he had saved, was inadequate to meet the demands of matrimony is also assigned as a prominent cause of his self murder. This county, as is generally known, abounds in minerals—coal and iron— which is so very extensive that this feature has attracted the eye of the eastern capi talist more than once. The iron supply in Dade county is, without doubt, sufficient to engage appropriate labor, in working same, for at least a quarter of a century. We expect some day,(we hope not far dis tant,)!® see a regular, hustling, booming Birmingham right here in the State of Dade. The recent State Road Terminal investi gation led by Hon. Byron Bower, Chair man of committee disclosed the evidence concerning the condition of the \V. & A. K. K. Mr. Bower, whom we were pleased to meet, gave out the statement that the road is in splendid condition; that the property in the terminals Atlanta and Chattanooga, was to remain unchanged, for the present at least, and that if eithei terminal is improved bv buildings or oth , eraise, Atlanta would have the preference, , It was also learned from him that tne pres ent lessees, the h'. C. & St. L. By. Cos. were fully complying, in detail, with their con tract. These facts are overwhelmingly in favor of the success of Georgia’s business fact in holding fliis very important prop erty of the state. —r • mm, The Sanipson-Scley controversy wains ahead of anything of the kind ever occurringhi the United States. It is a shameful har angue; a subject of disgust for Americans; a regular organ-grind er monkey for Europe to laugh at and in fact a good-for-nothing, de grading blot ou the American Na . vnl escutcheou. Mr. Schley is the man who engineered and fought i the battle of Santiago and he ■ should be the recipient of what ever is due in the way of honor or , prizes.. We spent the day in Rising Fawn Fuesdav mixing with the good people there. We have al ways since we first visited this town .been an ardent admirer ot the place ,and people. J. M, Cantrell, C. C. .Hale, f. 1. white. A. M. Hale, and ,1. P. at tun are doing their share of Merchandising for this County, i , W r e visited these business houses I and were favorably impressed with § the business energy and. get up at ,-ench place. The true spirit of jaog , less and hospitality inot to hunt ( m Rising Fawn, we do not hesitate .to say that the evidence in favor , of the popular if V of Rising Fawn's ( profesional men isMificient to con ' vfet without the slightest probabil ity of u hung jury, Uon. G. W. M. Tatiim arrived homo from Atlanta yesterday ■ f niorn'iJfAferv much indispose!. \V'(i regrjWfhal Mr, Tatum cou'd not at the chose of this session t.f tie Ga. Regialaftno. I ft* has m.tcj*’ its a faith(ul and •* OUR CORRESPONDENTS. i .. ■ Giving the News of Various Precincts In the County, SULPHUR SPRINGS. The writer is home again after spending several weeks In Jackson county. Miss Lorena Moreland spent Friday and Saturday in Valley Head. Douglas Thomas returned to Bessemer Sat urday. J. L. White was in our town Monday on j business. W, A. Moreland was here recently, in the j interest of the liostville Tribune. Dee Forester .was lip Irom New England City Monday. Mrs. N. I„ Carnes returned from Birming ham Wednesday. She and family left lor Texas ou the 9th inst. TANARUS, B, smith ig “the” operator now. J. M. Forester and family leturned today alter spendiug a week with relatives in Win chester. Rev. J. T. Guy was in our city the flrst of the week. J. B. Black ahd family left last week for Indian Territory, their future home. Drs, Jones of Gadsden and Nicholson of Valley Head called to see Sirs. Henry Smith, whose condition Is still unimproved. Misses Dora Thomas and Lee Oyler were in Rising Fawn Saturday. Mrs. Lula Amos is quite sick with fever, Chas. Smith of Gadsden, spent Sunday with his parents here. Aubrey Mason, alter ad illness ol a few weeks died Wednesday. The parents and rel atives have our sympathy. ALABAMA. NEW ENGLAND. The farmers should rejoice over such line weather lor ploughing and he prepared when spiing cotncth. Thos. Wallace is able to he circulating among Ids many friends, which is most grati fying to all. R. L. Wilson was in the enterprising little town of Trenton a lew hours Monday on bus iness. Eph Jenkins and J. W. Massey ol Geary Ga. were here Monday. Tax Collector, G. A. Rryan, payed his last Visit here Monday, officially for this year. Herschel Taylor, Jr., of Whit well, Tenn„ is with home lolks, and his best girl a few weeks. Mrs. John Moon, who has suffered intensely for several months with consumption, gave up this life pencefull-dj ing Monday night at 8:30 o’clock. Her here lived husoand and rel atives have our heartfelt sympathy. Eil Wilson and wile of Durham Mines is spending a week w ith his father-in-law. Tom Walker. P. N. Sells and family contemuiatcs going to Ar ! zona in the near flume, baring sold his little farm and house here. The school entertainment at the closing of the school here Friday night was a decided success. Let everybody that will, sing. Como out Saturday night promptly ut 6:30. Wm, Wilkenson.’one ol Dade’s successlul young men, hut late of Chattanooga stopped over in our tow n Tuesday night. Our hustler, Alex limns, who has been quite sick with lagrippe for several days, is able to he on duty. James Lyeinaiicc of Trenton, was here Tucs day.fnot to build a iiirnuco,)iust to do a little work on Uncle l hadwick’s stove flue. 30 CENTS. RISING FAWN. Miss Maud Allison, after a‘short stay with her parents at this -dace, returned to Bir mingham Monday. Mrs. Mathew liairis ol Cash, Ga. visited her parents, Mr.and Mrs, G. W-A-nroton last week. Miss Emma l’ickle is spending a few days with her grand parents at Lyerly, Ga. Mr. Jim Pace and Miss Daisy Tatum of Trenton, were visiting friends hern Sunday.' Mr. J. G. Hale was ill Chattanooga Tuesday. Mrs. Sallie Fargo son is convalescent, to the delight of her many friends. Mr. Joe Allison and Mr, Black "of Calhoun &..., attended the sale of the moving’ estate Tuesday.) The Odd Fellows are Increasing vt i. last in number. They have about 13 new members to receive in Friday night. It. P. Tatum made a business trip to Chatt anooga Tuesday. Our editor, J Mr. Chambers paid us a visit Tuesday. Mr. Albert McDonald of Sheffield, Ala., and Miss Minnie O’Neal were married at the resi dence of ihe brido’s parents at 8 (o'clock Sun day morning. MrSJanies Blevins of Chattanooga visited relatives heie this week . Mrs. Joe L. White visited Mrs Henry Smith ol Sulphur Springs, Oa., who is quite ill this week. Daisy. CHATTANOOGA, TENS. Mr. B.T. Brock cl Tlcnton, was on our streets Sunday. Mr. John llatUine, a prominent lannot of Sulphui Springs was in town last wee- Tae new addition to the Cay Hill Foundry w ill bccompled ttii-|wi>k. l>r. Tatum of Durham Mines was in the city Sunday. We arc having some rough weather, snow sleet, an-1 rain, and the cold wind is asking us what vve din witti our summer's wages. Well, we know the ehildien will all send in pretty soon lor their Xmas goods lor Santa Clause is looking around, pirknigoul his route for Chrl.tmus eve night, ar.d lie is heavily loaded ail ready and looks well. The young man who got both his tectcut of! by a C. of Ga. R. It. switch engine at Chieka niauga a few days ago, is getting along i iceh. This makes two nun that have happened to tho same accident, on the tame road in the last 13 month-, hid Haw kins got Ids feet cut off in Cedar Tow n about 19 month- ago, and i now going every whole on his artificial iinihs. • We are glad to tee so many ol our Dade fi iends in iliccity this week. Mr. Mowaul tVatiz ol Kussville lias moved into fils new dwelling at Lust Knd. TANARUS, K. O’Neill of Rock Spring, uiov and to the city tins week. There has been aslieht wreck in the li. it. yards here eviry day this week—they seem t<> be the Older ol the day, but, that i all in rail road iiig. 'I lie Rapid Transit K. tt. Cos. has bought out the City hlcclric R. R. so it w ill all he run hi flic Ruidd Transit schedule, et it.mei.cing on January Ist, 1903. W. li, liorton „l 260;Montgomery Avenue i, on the lick list this week. K. H. Wade of Wh neside St. is out ou his crutches tills week. U e are having some of Ui, best shows this week w, have had this season, A large addition is being built to the Cnatt aimoga Brewery. Judge Clark, who has been having his dwelling repaired on Walnut St, says it is liiii.-hcd, and he lias cue ut the most hand some dwellings in the.city. Happy Boys. ASCALON. Oh cruel writer-stay thy hand, And leave all that is beautiful in our southland. < h why didst thou <oin, when I bid thou ■ . stay, Ai.d leave us amid flowers and sunshine i days! After more than a week’s rain and snow, ar.d at the dawn of another dav, we hear the lain almost pouring, ami not the slightest prospects of its quitting soon. Siting arotiml a good fire, reading our newspapers and after scanning its pages from news o advertisements, we find our selves searching for old papers and maga zines that we have pet used In fore, hut we intt-t have something to Keep our minds oft of the inclement weather. Miss Jessie Henderson, one of l’mid Sptiug’b talented young ladies,.has been apt tiding several days at Ascalou this week. Messrs, den ii.c Henderson, and Orville Jones til Loud Spring, this place Sunday. H ili Mi? !„!| ;-n ! 'rife have iv, v and to Ml. Ji - It li DADE COUNT! SENTINEL, TRENTO*' GA., FRIDAY. DECEMBER 13, 19JL Dr. W. P. Deakins visited friends here Sunday. Mr. Luther Boss visited Ascalou last week. The people of this vicinity are fixing for a Christmas tree on the night of the 24th. Music and recitations are the leading parts of the program. Ignoramus. WHITESIDE, TENN. M. M. Strawn, Road Commissioner, wa* called to Shellmound Saturday on legal business, pertaining to road defaulters. A. T. White spent Sunday on the moun tain, and reports things fairly good, but not so lovely as “once upon a time.” A wrecK on the incline Thursday caused by breaking loose of loaded cars, did con siderable damage—tearing down a trestle and completely demolishing cars, but after a few days delay for repairs, business is on again witli a rush. Messrs. Manning, Allen and Loach form a trio that is hard to beat, when it comes to gunning, as they “fotch ’em in” by sack fulls —and we understand the rabbits are being pacKed away for “hard times.” J. C. Alexander was out this week in the interest of the Chattanooga Times—by far the brightest, breeziest and best daily that visits us. Dr. W. 11. Cheney of Mt. Etna, is in the place of W. P. DeaKins, who is absent for a few days; Dr. C. gracefully fills same to the satisfaction of all and inexpressable joy of others,(singular number,)who chance to bask in the sun-light of his presence. We are glad to hear our friend, “M. Slug’s” voice again, for we feared he might have been snatched up in that prospective matrimonial gale, he pictured so vividly, and landed in Utah, wrong side up. An apology is due my little friend “Eb ernezer,” by some one, for being so badly mixed up with “Egyptian” in last issue, but my guess is “the devil” had a hand in it. Egyptian. Yes, “Egyptian” is right when he guess ed The devil" had a hand in it.” Being a little late, I am free to confess, I made the mistake. Will try and mane no more.— DEVIL. WILDWOOD. The school exhibition at New England was attended by severs 1 from here. Every part was arranged in perfect order to the honor of the skillful pupils and the capa ble teachers, Prof. Dabb and Miss Porter. Miss llattie Martin, who has been visit ing relatives in Noble, Ga., has returned home. Mr. L. N. Holmes and little son Roy, visited relatives here Sunday. Misses Ora and Daphene Hale, Jessie and Irene Pope of Hooker, attended Sab bath School here Sunday. Mrs. Henry Liles, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Martin, a few weeks, has returned to her home in Noble, Ga. Mr. Pearl Steele is at Durham Alines. J think our faithful co-worker, M. Slug, was very much mistaken about the re nowned Egyptian’s departure northward, for the last time I hearn ov ’im, (an’ that were mighty few (leys ago.) lie was goin’ southward. Tuesday was last tax paying day itere. Mrs. G. \V. Gross is visiting her father at Rising Fawn. Miss Jennie Lea will go to Byrd’s Chap el Thursday to attend the DeaKens-Tatnm wedding, and thence accompany the bridal party to Sequatchie valley. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Bearden will return to their home in Birmingham, Ala., Sun day morning. Ebernczer left Sunday morning for—no body- kll oWs- w lie re. He thought it was time to‘git out’w hen his abstruse, erratic, old uncle Ebernezer appeared on the scene. N ERE I ED. DURHAM MINES. Mr. James Iligdon, one of our best citi ztns died Sundav night,(Bth,)ll o’clock after an illness of several i^eeks. Mr. John Mills who hxfvtoecn indisposed for the past weeK is ot*r gain. Miss Nellie Thurn^P' returns home from Geary, where she teaching school for the past tetmJmo just tell him coming is still WWtcd for. Mr. of "Gliiekamaugij^B B P* nt the Sab ha tli with his father’s family at New England. I’arson Jones of Camp No. 1. was “rub berin'’ around through “Happy Hollow” Sunday evening—Kirby you are too late; the birds have flown back to their shelter ing eves, some 3 days past. Messrs. Hinkle and Snodgrass, Jr., at tended singing at High Point Sunday af ternoon and report a good time—there’s a heap in just a look, if ’tis in the right di recion—and some folks are “bent on” having it at any eo-t. ('apt. Maxwell of Look Out Camp, re turns from southern Ga., with eight long termed men for the mines. l)r. K. H. Tatum is hack from Atlanta, where bti-iness c died liim fora few days Dr. VS'. P. Deakins of Whiteside, looKed after the “pill department” during his ab- j senco. Warden Mitchell, who presides over < atnpiNo. lywith an ease, grace and digni ty that is tinstir| assable, left Monday for Atlanta, and leather will have a long fall ! during his ahaenee. Mr. Pearl Steel spent Sunday with rela ! tives at Wildwood. | Airs. 11. 11, Tatum is visiting her mother Mrs. B F. I’aee, at Trenton this week. Mr. Janies Allison lias moved into hi.- new house, atu\ the hoys (liiuK it “needs scttliu.’’ Mr.-Shropshire, our efficient f-uperinten dant is overhauling a house lecently vaca ted hy Mr. Allison, and there must he something “gwiuc toha| pen liout shortly. 1 ' Avxt Janf. Byrd’s ciiapel. Rev. J. T. Guy preached here last Sunday a. ui. Mr. Eli Blevins who has been visiting his parents at this place has returned to Cartereville. Mrs. McCone who had been veny ill for several days died last Monday. Messrs, tv, C. Cureton and G. A. Blevins made a business trip to Chattanooga last week. Prayer meeting Sunday afternoon wbb enjoyed by all present, we hope to have a laige attendance. Mrs. Ayers accompanied by her sister Miss Leila Smith of Chatta nooga visited friends here Sunday afternoon. Our neighbors who have recently moved in will be a great help to our comunity. Tulip. THE O UICKES T 110 UTE TO Texas, Oklahomi and Indian Territories, New Mexico, Califor nia, Colorado, Utah, Oregon and all points west over the Queen & Crescent Route. Choice of routes via Shreveport and New Oilcans. 2 trains daily. Twelve hours quicker than via anv other route. For rates, schedules or anv oth er information, call on or address, A. B. Freeman, Traveling Passenger Agent, 2019 First Ave., Birm’g’m., Ala. CITATION NOTICE. GEORGIA Dade county. To all whom it may concern. William L. Wilkinson has in line form applied to the un dersigned for permanent letters of Adminis tration on the estate of N. J. Wilkinson, late said county deceased, and 1 will pass upon said application on ihe first Monday in Janu ary. 1902, Given under my hand and official signature, This the 12th day of December, 1901, J. A. Cureton, Ordinary. CITATUM NOTICE. Georgia, Dade county. Notice is hereby given that Ihe undersigned has applied to the Ordinary ol said county foi leave to sell land belonging to the estate ol Isaac 1 rai.-, J r„ for ihe payment o£ debts and distribution and lor re-investment in oth<*i lands. Said application will be heard at the regular term ol the com tol Ordinary for said county to he lie I<l on the lift Monday in Jan uary, 1902. This 2nd day of Dceciuber, 19j2. Andrew Brown, tiuardirn upon the estnte of Daac Craig, Jr, CI I ATMii\ NOTICE. Georgia. Dude cct nly. To whom it may cancel n. John Clark hav ing made application to me in dee form of law to be appointed permanent administration up. oil the estate >d'B. IT. Monison, late ol said county. Notice is iioyfos'-given that-aid aps plication w ill be heard at the regtilai term of the eo.irt ol Ordin iry for said county, to be held on the fiist Monday in January 1912 Witness my hand and ollicia l signature. This the 3rd da\ of December, 19 ■I. a . Guret >n. or.iim.ry, ( *la l ion iVolicu. Gporgia, I>in|e county. Mrs. Lulu Ayers, having m tde application lor twelve months Mipport out 01 the e.-tate ol u. W Ayers, and appraiseia duly appoint' cd to set apart, the same having iiled their .*e tori., a I persona concerned are hereby re quired to shot* cause before the court of Ordi nary of said county .on the first Monday in January lIKJi, why said application should not be grunted. This Decembei 2nd. J. A, Cureton. Ordinar). NOTICE OF DISMISSION. GEORGIA, Dad a county. Whereas J. S. Allison, Ailmin istnitarol Adaline Tucker, repre sents •> the court in his petition duly lii’d and entered on record that fully administered the saidtyßL. This is tli* ms kin- to show it any tit® can. vhy said a untw ist rat ion Mould rot be disenable from his nip i rvi strati on , and rf\ ceive dismission on the first Minidisk in January, 1902. This Oct. 7^^1901. J. A Ordinary. Ala- K'lama Gj arW New Year hjabama t&ireal Southern Ruilroa^||itill sell tielvWs from points on itslind to nll points Smith ol the Ohio r and I’otomac, Rivers and East of tl 1 .Missis- pni River, at rate of cue ;i\ J one-third | fare ror the round trip! Tickets to he sold U)er. 23rd. 24th, 25)h, 30th, and EUst. j9Ol and Jan. Ist, 1902, Avith final j limit Jan. 3rd, 19*12. For lurther information apply, to any admit of the Alabama Great Southern Railroad, or A. It Freeman. T. P. A., 2019 First Ave., Birmingham, Ala. THE PLACE TO GET Jet) Printing o IS 'IHE Press Publishing, Cos., 6th, anil Cherry Streets. Chattanooga, Tennessee. Tho One Day Cold Cure. Kermott s Chocolates Laxative Quinine fo iclff in the head und sort throat- Cullffret ahe them like .auCr JEW BESTAURAIT AT 232 Montgomery Avenue. MASSEY & WINFREY We wish to say to the people of Dade County and surrounding country, that we are running a FIRST CLASS, UP-TO-DATE Restaurant, andweasK that you “drop in” and see us if you are hungry, and if you are not hungry; we will always appreciate a visit from a friend. OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE [232 Mont. Ave., J. L. Massey Chattanooga, & Tenn. T. C. Winfrey. NOTICE THIS ADVERTISEMENT! Tam selling goods t the same old stand. I am here to stay, and will liakeit a point not to he undersold. Here are some of my prices: Calicoes Ac vj Ou<ing Goods 5c jd Good Berea les lOeyd Ui.ts .‘rein 7oc to $1.50. Special Bargains in Table and Pocket Cutlery. * lie sure tocn’l and examine my stork, Staple and Farcy Grocer ies i t Foiiom pliers. Also a coin p'e ei- erk ot Talent Medicines t.cj.i tain'ncH vn hand. Bridles, Ci a*-, Shdd ee, hollar Tads, etc., as Low as tiie LOWEST. Arvik . _ In s uik Lw down for CASH or BAI.TLII. J. M. CfSTLEBERRY. ALL WOMEN Wine of CnrduJ Is the guardian of a woman’s health and happi ness from youth to old age. It helps her safely into womanhood. It .sustains her during the trials of pregnancy, childbirth and motherhood, making labor easy and preventing Hooding and mis carriage. it gently leads her through the dangerous period known as the change of life. WSIl or CMiUI cures leucorrhoea, falling of the womb, and menstrual irregularity in every form. It is valuable in. every trying period of a woman’s life. It reinforces the nervous system, acts directly on the geni tal organs and isUiolines^^rfWl druggist"for a SI.OO bottle of 'Wine of Cardin. Batesville. Ala., July 11, 1000. I am using Wine of Cardai and Thed ford's Black-Draught and I feel like a e rent woman already. Several la -w* *<cre keop the medicines* in their NfJ ,*** I have three girls they MnTIMWMWo VDER. and literature, address. Riving ••The Didu>’ Advisory Depart* !i , m ",\k Chattanooga Medicine Company, Chat tun cm,*, Tenn. JgL: jHRSM iJHgw ( * o 1 THE G, B V oy A STEVENS FAVORITE ; It wil* tearh him to lead sn active* nntdeior life !n i 1 field and forest. It will give him a practical aoqnaintntv j l with nature. It will encourage practice in ahr>otitig, which , t< nds to give steadineM of nmt. accuracy of eye. These • . will be valuable qualities in after life, and, above all, it I will give him health. , 1 It la an accurate rifle, put every shot just where . i you hold It: is light weight, graceful in outline, a !*>nti fide ’ I arm in appearance and roost ruction: nothing cheap about I , it but tbo price. Made in three calibres—.22, ..’5 and .32 | rim-fire. , ! No. IT —Plnln Open M*ht sfl.OO , No. IH—Target fMghta . H. 50 . 1 No. 10 Ljraen Hghu ... 0.00 1 Ask your deal r for the “Favorite.” If he doesn't I 1 kcf*p i*. we will read prepaid ou receipt of prie*. 1 Stnd stamp for our new 132-page catalogue ’ | l containing .lescriptione of at <r entire line' of I, I rifle*, target pistole and combination rif.ee \ i and pietole, and gtntral information. . 1 J. STEVENS ABMft A TOOL CO., ) Bor ll '- u - • Chicopee Falla, Mau. t <§ This signature is on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo*Quinine Tablets tbe remedy that cores a ccltl in ore U my ARE YOU WISE matron there is no remedy to equ:U Mexican Mustang Liniment. ao 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 r and with this gargle the thront nt frequent intervals. Then lthe the outside of the throat thoroughly with the lini ment and after doing this pour some on a soft cloth and wrap •round the neck. It is a POSITIVE CURE. 25c., 50c. and SI.OO a bottle. IT IIAV DC YAll have long been troubled with a running II IflHI DC IUU sore or ulcer. Treat it at once with Mexl can Mustang Eilnmcnt and you con depend upon a speedy cure. CIIKMMAS STOCK! I have just brought on a sj lendul line ot Christmas Goods I am in shape to offer von buier bargains than ever In fore, Firecrackers, Romiti’ Candles, Oondies, Raisin®, Oranges, Cocronuts Mid Mixed Nil's. Also a splendid *ine of Canned Good®. In purchasing your Christmas goods, in fact anything I keep in stock you will experience, a loss of incite) if you don’t give me a chance to fill your bid. To pay extortionate prices means a loss of money “Seeing is be lieving,” therefore it is right that vou should come to my store and look over what 1 have and get mv prices, Wishing for you your Share of Pleasure during the Holiitay Season, K. D. JACKSON, - Trrnton, G.u EVERYTHING NEW. I desire to call the attention of the public to | my new stock of goods. I have made an effort to select a stock of merchan dise to please the trade, both in quality and price. My Stock consists of t HOES. Gen s Furnishing Goods, Notions, Hardware, Groceries and ConfectiOiisiries, Ac.. Ac. Please Call and Examine mv Stock before you but your Y\ inter Shoes. Baiter Jafeii in exchange for Gsods, j Come QUICKCS "iib> you have a New, Full, and Comp'ite Slock to J. C. RQj|ff-SO, TRENTOM, GS. We will carry a full line of Xmas Goods, (all new.) give us a tiial. We only ask a trial to convince yon cn our Prices. In all lines oi Groceries, Shoes. Drv Goods, and Notions. We sell for cash at a Low basis (or Tor Porter ) Ve appeal loom neighbors for their support at Rock Bol'om figures. We Wijl Pay the Top of Mai ket for Eggs, Corn and Peas. Arbuckle Coffee 12c cash—other things in proportion. Smith k Hale, MoiganvPh Ga, Low Sales to Texas. \ At fretya'ent intervals dur r\. \ing 1901, round trip V fT .. tickets will be sold via the Cotton 'Belt Route, lj fd-Som Cairo and iSOT j 9 /iwiy# ;Arkansas ’ Louis l TA j Texas, and \ W t WiH'tD ' 1 d1 an and Okla- Mt h iMsli if Territories, yS yU¥yf k I)A U at greatly reduced / | \/i V/.' ; rates. I I \/'ik /| / /.•• tell us’Where you'vint to jo . ul H 4 r ‘d, •’'; when you would like 10 •****• ’ r ‘_ ' -n V will tell you when you car secu I i 7 1 V \ I— of the low-rate tickets and whai >t * I I El . I ~j. iost We will also send you* IL , Ly. _ jll V : i •' /schedule lor the trip and 3n „ m R 1 f / L . V/ l i : little book. "A Trip to Texas. A j I J V //// ; I I \// / / / . Siam T. P. aUjm?A Tens. V Jv // f t. w. 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