Dade County sentinel. (Trenton, Ga.) 1901-1908, April 17, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texttill!! Stllliy. '^PUBLISHED WEEKLY. - - - GEORGIA ARRIVAL of trains. Local schedule, Southern lUinofld (Queen & Crescent Route). [is EFFECT FEB. II f 190’t J. South Bound. Su. 1, C. & N. O. Limited (< i . ;8:35 f- M. No. 8, Pun American Special. >7:18 A. M. North Bound. No. 2,C. &N. O. Limited 9:55 a. m. No. 4, Pan American Special il:4o_r. M. fitopr. No’s. 1 and 2, last mail trains, stop at 'frenton. _ directory. Dade Superior Court meets Hrd Momlars n March and September. Justice Court for Trenton District meets I n d Saturilav in eacli month. County OffioßKS.—Wm. O. Reese, Or- S. J. 11,.1e, Cterk Superior i; \V. Tliuin.au, Sherifl; W. I. i uce, Lit Collector, Samuel J. Hale, lax Le •ei ver; Kcht. S. Rodgers, County lreastirer; \V. T. Hughes, County School Cominis* io„er;’\V. >. Morrison, Surveyor; Mark dale, Coroner. C itumill SKitvicEs, Mi K. Church, South ,i,\ 1 xml 4th Sundays in each month. Prayer meeting each Sunday evening at o’clock. Kpwortli League meets every tVe-lnesdav evening. Sunday schoolevery S„,.l.iy morning at 10:00. D. 11. Rogers, R. E. SMITH, Pastor- J. W. BUSSEY Rl. 0. Physician and Surgeon IREK UN GEORGIA WALTER W.CURET3H All CX'e Vj Pat ll a. V. X i 15IKS FA :t GA. J. ?. .TACOWAY, A 1 !<>h KK V A 1 LAW, r j;VINTt >\ • GEORGIA. W li pnuuitm tti all the courts* alA ah 1 + oOfiil, 3 I. BROCK, ATDKNKV i'. I.AW TRENTON, - WKOIUiI \ Will,, idnail tl.e from;' T. J. LUMPKIN, jt'z 'U O b j - & Y-ft'J - Lji ll', —< 'nllt-nt inn- it S|>cci;ift' New England City, Ga. f- - cAUfr:* - A. S. J A COW AY ;ivmi ii, Schwartz & Bro. • tilat r.\ Nikk.; a, .TknN.• PINE SHOPS and HOSIERY Cetthe "DUX’’Shoe WamgaiM^—WMgmiMl Wanted. SCHOOL TEACHERS—I have the ijuestions and answers of tlie lust seven State school examina tions in print. Will mail them all for one dollar. Descriptive circu lar free. B. S. Holden, Box 7, E 1 i.j sv, Ga LOU SALE. A second hand Iniggy in good ' ondition cheafi lor cash. Address Sentinel, Trenton, Ga. , RIVERSIDE CAFE OPIiN DAY AND NIGHT. '1 HE FINEST IN THE SOUTH WE SERVE THE BEST FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Popular Prices and Polite Attention. Next to Stag Hotel 832 MARKET ST., CHATTANOOGA Telephon'd No, 274. - ’ A COMMON MISTAKE. Many women mistake kidney and blad der troubles for some irregularity pncuiiar to the sex. Foley’s Kidney Remedy cor rects irregularities and makes women well' Miss Carrie Harden, Rowling Green, Ky., and bladder trouble until I started to use Foley’s Kidney Remedy. The first bottle gave me great relief, and after taking the second bottle I was entirely well.” Trenton Drug Store. The people of Dade coun’y C" save 25 per cent by buying their Drugs. Patents, Stationery, etc. from L. J. Pettus, Druggist, Cow art and Market, Chattanooga. Everything sold at 25 per cent less than other stores. IIE GOT WIIAT IIE NEEDED. “Nine years ago it looked as if my time bad come,” says Mr. C. Fatrbing. of Mill Creek, Ind. Ter.” I was so run down that life hung on a vary slender thread. It was then itiy druggist reeomended Elec tric Ritters. I bought a bottle and I got what I needed—strength. 1 had one foot in the grave, but Electric Ritteas put it hack on the turf again, and I’ve been well ever since.” Sold under guarantee at all and ugg sts. 50c. W. J. Townsend and family, o Wildwood, were visiting friends hear Byrd’s Chapel this week. ASS CURS THE LUHCSj w! ™ Or. King's i iliw EjNeovsry Broughs | ISOLDS Trial Bottle Free I THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. ! INTEED SATISFACTORY! NEY REFUNDED. sßßßßßnßßssHßsoaacßaßpaaai Mr. and 31 rs. Bob Street, of Rossville, were guests of Mrs. W. P. Pace Sunday. RKCEIVES CONGRATULATIONS. You will soou receive the congratulations of vour friends upon your improved ap pearance if you will take Foley's Kidney Remedy as it tones up the svstein and im parts new lifwaml Vigor, Foleys Kulnev Remedy clues backache, nervotis exhaus tion and.all forms if kidney and bladder roubles. (eminence taking it today. Trenton Drug Store. Mrs. Frank Trcnout, of Penn sylvania. was visiting here Satur day and Sunday. Open nn account by mail with 1 1 lu* A\pti tie Bank & Trust Cos., jJI iittunooga. Safe and sound. [.Good business men at the ’*/> ot trouble tis unities end prevents oisc.tse and diateles. Trenton Drug Store. >; i: w s e::o.m arizoxa The editor rce ived a very inter < > ii,o le tor a few days since from G. W. B\ rd ol Ib uenix, Ariz. It is of a perst md nature or we would t L inpled to publish it. l'her are many tonner D.tde Cos. peoj.le lucatod near I'hoenix who Mr. Byrd sa\s are well and doing we i. lie shows what L. M. Acutf formerly of this place is doing on lOacresof land there. Mr. Acutf sold #1400.00 worth of melons, $47 0 worth of alfalfa seed and 100 tons of hay at sl2 per ton and run 25 head ot horses and innumerable numbers of cattle. This makes an agregate of $3,075 in cash, not counting profit from i live stock. Mr. Aeuff made in one year on his 40 acres of land. That’s going some, but not so very surprising when you take into con sideration the fact that they gather from 3 to G crops a year, Mr. Byrd is engaged with the government force enlarging the irregating cannals preparitory of handling the water from tine Great Tanto Basin for irregation pur poses. The canal they are now improving will be 40 feet wide at the top and 35 feet wide at the bottom and several feet deep, and when completed will carry consid erable more water than Lookout Creek. Mr. Byrd says times are good, work being plentiful and wages high. Mr. Byrd's father, ex sheriff, \V. A. Byrd, is th re and sends liss regards to his many fiends h ere. LOCAL Malcolm Sells has been very sick. J. T. Wool bright spent Friday in Chattanooga. .J. B. Jacoway was at home from Atlanta Saturday. Earnest Street, of Sligo, spent Sunday in town. Mr. Barnes, of Chattanooga, was in town Friday. Frank White movod to Bising Fawn Thursday. Miss Georgia .O’Neal was in Chattanooga recently. E. H. Bates has returned from a visit in Walker County. 31rs. W. 11. McMullen was here from Chattanooga Friday and Saturday, Mr, and 31 rs. George Jacoway were down from Bising Fawn Sunday. 3lr. Will Smith and mother were here from Chattanooga this week. 3rrs. C. H. Myers and baby, of Chattanooga, are here for the summer. w Claud Turner, of Pittsburg, Ga., spent Sunday with the family of Tom Newman. Miss Kate Hughes, of St. Elmo, spent Tuesday with Mrs. J. A. Case. Will Mohan has returned to Birmingham, after a month’s stay here. B. F. Killian and Tom Smith were down from Rising Fawn Tuesday. Clerk S. J. Hale spent Tuesday in Chattanooga. Mesdames Cass and \\ inglieTd were visiting at New England City Tuesday. Ilev. H. K. Allison moved into the parsonage here this week from Bossville, All of his family are here except one daughter.who will not leave Rossville u.ntill the pres ent school is out. Agents I V~ ..i.d Company/ 1208 W-Taylor St., Chicago, Hi. Charley Cameron was in Chat tanooga Friday on business. Telephone, mail your orders or go to Dan C. Wheeler <Sc Cos., at GOT Market St., Phone 175, Chat tanooga, Tenn., for grain, hay and feed supplies. Cotton seed meal and hulls a specialty. Don’t for get the place. Miss Annie (’ureton was out from Cha.fcanooga Sunday. Harris & Johnson, 13 E Bth st. 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 ip the South. Ev erything at moderate prices. Misses Eula and Carrie Lee Jaco way visited in Gadsden this week. Foley’s Orino Laxative is best for wo men and children. Its mild action and pleasant taste makes it preferable to vio lent purgatives, such as pills, tablets, etc Cures constipation. Trenton Drug Store Mrs. Will Bates, of Brownville, Tenn., spent this week here with relatives. AFFORDS PERFECT SECURITY. Foley’s Honey and Tar affords perfect security from pneumonia and consumption as it cures the most obstinate coughs and colds. YVe ha ye never known a single in stance of a cold resulting in pneumonia after Foley’s Honey and Tar had been taken \v Trenton Drug Store. r readers say Rising Faw.., (la., April 1.5, 1908, Editor l>ade County Sentinel, Dear Sir:— After this date you will forward yt.ur most valuable paper to my address at Attalla, Ala. With best wishes for you and success to the Sentinel, I remain, \ —-y ~ your friend,^ ‘B. F. Killian. O WANTED: — We want two or three men in each county to place catalogues and advertise our Fam ily Supply Union Department. SIB.OO per week salary with oppor tunity .for extra commissions. Perminent positions. Address. LAKE CITY WHOLESALE CO., 453 West 63rd St., 111. DADL CoJ.fr/ SENTINEL TRENTON, GA. NEWS 3lesdame>{ Wilkinson and \\ il liams spent Monday in Chatta nooga. Rev. Bartow McFarland will com mence a series of meetings at the C. P. Church Saturday evening. 3lesdames G. W. 31. Tatum, B. S. Bodge re, George Serratt and Misses 3lyrtle and Annie Cureton, and 3lattie Serratt and Jess Cole, Editor Tatum and B. S. Rodgers attended Singing at 1 nion Church Sunday afternoon. My annul Easter sale is still on and will last to Easter. Don t fail to give me a call before it closes. L. S. Lyemance. It will be to you to at tend my Easter sale. I am offer ing new goods at new prices. L S, Lyemance. IMPORTANT DECISION. It is important that you should decile to take on 1 v l oley’s Honey and Tar when von have a cough or cold as it will fcure the most obstinate racking cough anti ex pel the cold trorn your system. Flier's Honey nndffar contains no harmful drug. Insist upon having it. Trenton Drug Sure. 1 —o ••••- Changing Some The A. G. S. Company made a shift of section foremen 3Veifaies day, changing B. F. Kellion j>f Rising Fawn, to Attala, Frank White from Trenton to Rising Fawn and placing John Waljhr, of Collinsville, in 3lr. Whle’s place at Trciiton. This ofvinge was made by agreement tf the j foremen and replaces then on | their former sections. Come and inspect my new j this baster | w hethor ydjmiy or not. L. 8. Lyemaice. PLENTY OF TROUBLE is caused by stagnation of the live* and ; bowels. To get rid of it and headache and biliousness and the poison that irings jaundice, take Dr. King’s New Life Pills, the reliable purifiers that do the work | without grinding or griping* 25c at all u. f5. L,yt iuu wy© • --:( X< >TICE T. B. Blake owner of Perclifreon Horse, King 11, will make] the following stands during the tfason dates to he supplied later. Sulphur Springs, Ga., Stilpluir Springs, Ala., Trenton, Johiflton’s C ook ml at J. N. Blansith place. HQIIYSKIBNIYCIRE Makes Etidr cys and Bladder Hyht Bring your produce and pul try tome. Will exchange you ;goods for them allowing you l.ghest cash price for them. L, S.iJtyyemaee. Commends Governor fo J Ap ptinting Woman Libraian. [ G eorg j It did when Governor Smith ly appointed Mr.-i. Cobh Librarian, and yet atone t iießßj eligibility of women for thahfl was the discussion of tL 'llii- women won* trcmcndHßHH teresteu and b ,f ht all tV mice they hat 'ai Legislature; tl ing favorably u interest was in cre% - Ellen Dortch, now \ W street. Governor ever, failed to make the ment and Miss Dortch later married General Longstreet* The writer was at that time editije; the ! Roni9 Georgian and woiUedfhard for the passage of the bill art for Miss Dortch. Tremendous pres sure was brought to bear !>ti; Gov ernor Candler to appoint drj. W. Y. Atkinson, widow of jtbit late Coveruor, but in this as ji several other things, he failed t do the right thing, so it rernaiusbr Gov ernor Smith to have the lisiintion of being the first GoMrnor of Georgian to appoint a lonian to the oflice of State Librrian. It was well done, for Ms. Cobb should have had it long go, and if the Governor does seeral more things like that he will/find that he has added unto himtflf wisdom and stature. SOOEER, GA. Hon. Lee Pope took ninety-live head of cattle to the mountain i st week. Mrs’ Claud Deering. of Chatta nooga, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Has well, this ■V >k Misses Florence and Mary Phil lips were shopping in town Fri day. Mrs. John Anderson, of White side, has leen visiting friends at this place. Misses Etta Martin and Alma Coats visited friends at New Lib erty Sumly. 1). E. Tatu n was in Cl attanooga Saturday on business. Quite a number of young people enjoyed a flower hunt at this place Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Dock Redden, of < hatta nooga, is visiting relatives here. Walter Street visited his parents Sunday. Miss Agness Buqus and neice, M tss Lepwick, of Chattano>g visited Miss Irene Pope Sunday. Messrs. Williams and Holland spent the day in town Saturday. Mrs. J. E. Stravvn was shopping in town Thursday. Mr- and 31rs. Ben Allen, of St. Elmo, visited relatives here Satur day and Sunday. Miss Mynne Pope was shopping in town last Monday. Mr and Mrs. \V. E. Barry are visiting here. Barney Hale, of Bridgeport, spent the day with Dr. and 31rs. \V. P. Deakins Sunday. Dr. K. D. Davis and son, Miles, were out Horn Chattanooga Mon day to see Mr 1 Sam Johnson, who is very low with dropsy. Mrs. Doyal and daughter, accom panied by Miss Nettie O’Neal, vis ited relatives and friends here Sunday. A number of young gentlemen the singing Sunday evening a Morgansville. " np Cnatta Chattanooga Saturday. rtP • HOOKER, GA. As it has been a long time since I have given the Sentinel a call, I will dot it a few words today. The farmers are all busy fixing to plant their corn this pretty weather. Mr. Joel Parson was in Morgans ville one day this week on busi ness. Misses Minne and Y;j4 Parson visiud their fri^fl oin. n.™ J. 11. jnßk * ■' B AS % i IMP i this for McMims i ville. MP Fanny Fulgum, of Lookout Mountain, visited friends at Mor gansville this week. Fanny Street, of New Liberty, is some better this week. Lee Pope and wife, of Hooker, were at this place Sunday. Well friends as it is so hot to day, I wont say any more this time. _ The Rising Fawn Minstrell Cos., with a few changes in their orig i inal programme, will show again jin Cureton’s warehouse at Rising j Fawn tomorrow nigh, beginning :at 8 p. m. This show is worth ; seeing and all that have not I seen it have missed a treat. 'To My Friends of TRENTON AND M DADE COUlf #L>-*0 I take great p]ea9 are in stating that I m now connected! with the * IWILLER-KUTCHELL C 0„ And will be glad to to have you call and see me when i T J Chattanooga. V Respectfully, MORGAN DOUGLASJ MILLER-MITCHELL CO. For Sale.;’ m A six room cottage and twoM with LOO feet frontage, on a S deuce street in Fort Payne, Terms Cash. Address Sentinel, Trenton*® DEATH WAS ON HIS. HLelJ| Jesse P. Morris, of Skippers, Va., liaw close call in the spring of 1906. lie “An attack of pneumonia left me ami with such si fearful cough . Irieitils declared consumption h.i^H death was on my heels. Then SHn| suaded to trv Dr. King's New It helped me immediately, and two un,l a half bottles 1 again. 1 found out that New i the best remedy tor coughs ease in all the world.” Sold aiitee at all druggists. 50c Trial bottle free- Clover, Bed Top, clutrd Grass, 31iilet Hay, a® kinds of Held seeds at v Wheeler & Co’s,, 007 Marked* Phone 175, Chattanooga, Tennr Cotton seed meal and hulls a pecialty. A TWENTY YEAR SENTENCE. “I have just completed a twenty year health sentence, imposed by Rucklen’s Arnica Salve, which cured me of bleeding piles just twenty years ago,"writes O. S. "'■•ninw.nf Leßawills, ‘tv. Y. BuckleuV \ .;o boils, tf ’ * or*e t **'*t*cr erything else, except saw mills, at the lowest possible price. Notice! I have over-halted the machine* of the Stone Mill onedialf east of Trenton and am nowßßf to grind your. corn. The sjjßH new and makes the best G. W. M. CENTCDS Bellowing figures show the r e n |§ tm. ll B grand B m % - i 53 tih 146 11 W 120 126 0 Total 1242 D3l 81 BURTON F. STANSBERY.... TONSORIAL ARTIST Seri ml Shop North of Central Depot. S have 10 Cents Baths 15 Cents Give me a call .. 1113 Market St Chattanooga Ten CASTOR IA Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the >o* V fT/T. Signature of Hlf R W jj* * „iii!^n * sH i % Ji .. ... ■^k ws&i M 821 MARKET ST. 1 ftOSEHT Hi>W CHAS. Ro| lamS FURNIfI iB Prk^gj