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t s ATE OF DADE NEWS, I'KUSHED EVERY FRIDAY. KATE* 111 I' ■ , Pill li.s. || iffK. || lmo. || 3naos. BiuoM 7.(ki“ || 11 . on 3H_iar| 3.25 || 6.50 II 11.00“ II 16.00 4|| 1.76 |l 4. II 7.50 || 17.50 || 850-1 Vo'|| 2. || 4-50 if 8.50 |J M.liO || 27.00 II 4. II 15.7 II 25-0 1125.80 || 52.50 IcoLII 7.00 || 16.00 || 30.00 |l 55.00 II 100 00] Subscribe for the NEWS—only j $1 in advance. Wanted-fln Idea ! Frnfcsot your idea*; they may bring >u wealth, will* JOHN VFEIiDEttBURN 4 CO., Patent. Attor- Mf*. D. ('. * their SI,BOO prize offer lift of two hundv Mods wauted A BOON TO MANKINDS D R - TABLER’B BUCKEYE nil i' nil mi * pile n dnlS® g§ ® igWyMWßga A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PrLES t WITHOUT PAIN. CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED. Tubes, by Mail, 75 Cents; Bottles, 50 Cents. JAMES F. BALLARD. Sole Proprietor, - - 3io North Main Sircof, ST. LOUIS, M& —wnmriwi—inirr n —ihhiii i immui i • juHaannujsswßam PICTURES ' Hgy Axa cost isttlz money, . \ ' jpegEM? Ladies and gentlemen wili find pleasure and profit Jmffryh' selling them. Ask for Catalogue. JSp Bixsc Camera Cos. JL7IA&TA, G£&RG,.4. t Compmin \ mt poor health if you Vt spend one dollar iecure a full quart of t panacea for all the :©ijte ' tparilla Bottles. for thirty years \heumatism, Nervousness, tarrh, Anemia, les, Eruptions, salt Rheum, Complaints. druggists at one lart bottle. Take BY 50s, Dafrsi!, Our fee returned if we fail. Any one sending sketch and description of any invention will promptly receive our opinion free concerning the patent ability of same. “How to Obtain a Patent” sent upon request. Patents secured through us advertised for sale at our expense. Patent taken out through us receive special notice, without charge, in TnE Patent Record, an illustrated and widely circulated journal, coii6ulted by Manufacturers and Investors. S end for sample copy F R E E ■ Address, VICTOR J. EVANS & C© B , {Patent Attorneys,) Evans Building, - WASHINGTON, D. O. PATENTS GUARANTEED" OUR CORRESPONDENTS. —o— Giving the News of Various Precincts In the County. NSW ENGLAND. Farmers are beginning to gather .<ome corn, which is full green, preparatory to sowing wheat when the rain cometh. Mrs. Nash, an aged lady and pauyter who lesides with Andrew Drown, Jr,, is very low with dropsy, or its kindred dis ease, which is very unpleasant. tV. W. Pace of Chattanooga, who is rep resenting tne Chattanooga Plow Company, was with us a while Sunday, and spoke very Battering of farmers and their mode of working, where he has been in the in terest of his Cos. The many friends of Tom Wallace will be pained to learn of his protracted illness; he is reported no better. 9 Tuesday was pay-day who have been working on the p\ road. li. V. Taylor held the strings t\ the money bag, while the glittering coin yame forth, which caused the hoys to smile. Thomas Cummings returned from his trip to Buftalo, N. Y. Saturdalight. Ilenrv Smith having sold hjs corn crop to James Blevins, wili move his family to Durham in the near future. ~ Mrs. Ed Higdon and baby are quite sick at the residence of her father. Airs. John Derryberry of Cole City visit ed relatives and fiiends here P turday aud Sunday. , Mrs. Mary Wilson visited'V 'rs. F. M. Derryberry and family Tuesday! ‘ Rev. Evans, a Missionary Evangelist, delivered a very able sermon to an attentive audience. His text was: “Sit Not in the Seat of the Scornful.” Mrs. Gentry and Mrs. Thomas Cum mings visited Mrs. 11. V. Taylor, who is quite sick Tuesday. TV. G. Morrison threshed several bushels of clover seed for Messrs. Tittle & Clark of Morganville this week. Yv e should not be so surprised at Presi ! dent Roosevelt inviting Booker 1. Wash ington to dine witu him, when we have seen our own southern-boned men and women worship the noithern men * * I am proud to believe I am an old time blue Democrat, that can “forgive, but never for- I get.” Miss Jennie Allison visited her Aunt, Mrs. Mary Daily, Monday, who is verv ill. Jesse Hughes of Chatianooga was here this week looking after the interest of his farm and residence. The latter, he intends to renovate shortly. W. T. Burkhalter gave us a pin-' U en mute from Chattanooga u/, . | home Wednesday. ~E. ,* Benson Allison returned to Durham Wednesday, where he is mining black diamond with his brother. W -IA. Byrd was seen Sunday passing through our burg at a 2:40 gate. \\ itli our best wishes to the NEWS and its new management, I am, 30 CENTS. ASCALON. Sadly gazing oui at the dying leaves that only have a -liori tuue to live, we are reminded of th poet’s beautiful lines: “ The melonchol v days have come, The saddest of the ytar,” And are convinced" that he felt and knew what he was writing. Despite the “tneliincholiness,” the days are just glorious—nice ami warm, and somewhat like Indian summer. And the nights are just right for revival meetings, hunting possums and stealing chickens. Ero. Evans has recently been holding re vival meetings in our town, and the people are interested in him, because ho knows how to preach. lie is going to Oregon soon, and, from recent talk, we, are led 10 believe that several ol Ascalon’s good peo ple w ill soon follow. Of course, we will hate to give them up, hut, as they have the “Oregon fever,” we suppose that is the only cure. Mr. Howard Bryan is shortlo to move Mr. Allgood's saw mill front W. A. Cham bers place to Dillon, Ga., where he will saw, we presume, Misses Sallie and Annie Cross, two of Morganville’s charming young ladies, recently visited relatives at this place. There was an interesting show at High Point school house Friday night, in which I the battle of San Juan was shown. It was very impressive, and all present seemed to have enjoyed themselves immensely. I'nere will be preaching at High Point school house next Saturday night and Sun day by- Rev. Evans. Ignoramus. MORGANVILLE. Singing was well attended last night by the choir. Mr. S. J. Hale is in Chattanooga this week purchasing anew stock of goods. R. L. Killian of Jasper is in our town for a day or two. Ike Misses Killian will go to Chattanoo ga today shopping. C. S, Coleman who has been visiting in ; our burg for a few days will leave Monday , or Tuesday for Gadsden, Ala. The remains of Mrs. R. L. Killian were ! re-entered at the old Sarah's Chapel Cenie- Jctery yesterday. 1 !.c people of Morganville are anticipa ting a p.easant day- at Wildwood next Sun day; boys lookout for your girls. Miss Eliza Smith of Sligo a'tcnded the singing here Wednesday night. Mr. Rufus Street and Miss Eva Tittle spent last Sunday with friends at Hooker, and report a tine time. Misses Sallie and Cora Cross spent Satur day and Sunday visiting relatives on Look out*mountain. Mrs. Win. Tittle is very sick this week. Success to the NEWS management. ('ll uysantiiemum. —— -- <rf. ■' HGOiSiLii. Miss Fannie Pope is visiting friends at Texarkana Texas. Mr. S. C. Winfrey was in Chattanooga Wednesday. Mr. Jerome Pope has accepted a position in Birmingham, Ala. Mr. D. F. Hale night Operator at White side Tenn., spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. W. D. B. Chambers of Ascalon, was seen in our burg Wednesday afternoon. M Si.co. A Pair of Pants. Pants are made for men and not for wo men. Women are made for men and not for pants. When a man p ints for a wo man and a woman pants for a man, they are a pair of punts. Such pants don’t last. Pants are like molasses—ihey are thinner in hot weather and thicker in cold. Men are often mistaken in pants, such mistakes are breeches of promise. There has been much discussion wbelli rpauts is singular or plural. Seems to us when men wear pants it is plural, and when they don’t wear pants it is sir.guhir. Men go on a tear in their pants, and it is all right: when the pants £ o on a tear it is all wrong. If you want to make pants Jast, make the coat first.—Exchange. NOTIU e:- AH parties indebted to Armour Fertilizer, Cos., for fertilizer, de livered by Upson Powell will find notes in possession of Carmanv Pro’s. We have contracted with W. IT. Gray to represent us in Daue county tor sale of Armour Ferti ! lizer for this season. Garni any P>ro's. NO'nc'E. Affix 8. Fricks has applied for exemption of personalty, and set apart and valuation of home stead, and I will pass upon same at 10 o'clock a. m. on tlie 4ih day of November. 1901, at ray office in Trenton, Dade county. Geoigia. Tf?is Oct. Ist, 1901. J. A. Cureton, Ordinary. A D MINIS TRA TO R'S BAL K. GEO ROTA , Dade emmtv. By virtue of ><n aider of th3 court of Ordinary of said state and county, will by ~!,] before the court house door in the to vn of Trenton on the first Tuesday in November* 1901, between the luga! hours of sale to the highest bid der, the fo'lowing described lands to wit: The North one-fourth of lot of hind No. 1)7, and the North one fourth of lot of land No. 96, lying West of the center of Lookout cree, except two and one-halt acies heretofore deeded to Joel Cross. Aiso will 00 sold throe acres of lots of land No’s. 81 and 85 bounded as follows: On tin East by the center of Lookout creek, on the North by W. ,1 . Townsend’s land, on the West by James Manning’s land, and on the South by Mrs. Mary F. Bennett' lands. Alt ol said lands being in the 10th Dist. and lourlh section of Dade county, and containing fifty acres more or less, and the same being all of the lands of Josephs. Redding, deceased , n.* per agreement between fhe widow and heirs of S. R. Redding m Un division of S. R. Redding’s es tate. Sold for the purpose o! payment of debts and distribu tion among heirs. Terms of sale, one-third cash , one-third in six months, balance in twelve months with interest* This Oct. Ist, 1901. Lee Pope, Adm’r of the < state of J. S. A ,ed ding deceased. MB f< <1 CITATION NOTICE GEORGIA Dade coun'y. l u all whom it may concern : E, S. Lynch, having made appli cation to me in due form to be ap pointed permanent Adrninistra or upon the estate of 111. C. Eyt/cb* late of said county, notice is by given that said applrostt iotfy writ be heard at the regular term of the • Court of Ordinary for s rid cof t'.ly to be held on th<i hist, Monday. in November, 1901. W jtm>s mv | hand and official si gnu •tire,- This Oct, Till 1901. .1. A Cureton , Ordin. ry. CITATION NOTICE. GEORGIA Dade county. To whom it may concern: M. F. Ford lnumg made appli cation to me in due form to he ap pointed permanent Administrator j upon the estate of John Nelson Hawk, Jute of said county, notice is hereby given that said applica tion will tie heard at the regular term of tlie Court of Ordinary for said county, to he held mi the first Monday in November, 1901. Vi tfivess my hand and official signature. This 7th day of Octo ber, 1901. J. A. Cureton. Ordinary. CITATION NO 1 ICE, GEORGIA, Dado county. Andrew lb o wn, a resident of stiid state and coi uty, having duly applied to be appointed Guardian of the property of Benjamiue, A’iljiani and Inaae (Haig's minor's under the age of fourteen yeais residing in Tarrant county Texas, notice is hereby given that shr! application will he pas-ed on at the next court of Ordinary foi id county, tu lie held on the fir-i Monday in November, 1901. Wit ness my hand and official signa ture. This Oc:. 7t!i 1901 . J. A. Cureion, Ordinary. - . _ NOTICE OF DISMISSION. GEORGIA, Dade county. Whereas.!. S. Allison, Admin istrator of Ada line Tucker, repre sents to the court in Ids petition duly filed and entered on record that he has fully administered Ihe said estate. This is therefore to id's all persons concerned, kin dred and creditors, to show cause, it any they can. why said admin istration should not be discharged from his admin ist rat ion , and re ceive letters of db mission on the j first Monday in January, 1902. j This October 7th. 1901. J. A, Cureton, Ordinary. DU DuN N ELL \ PHYSIC FAN A SC itG EON i Office Kaf Side Public Pour re. t R E N T 0 N G i: o R G 1 A . ■*" M ■ ■ i ■ . George \V. Wheeler. TilhMhX - - (lEIIIIGIA. First (‘lass blncksrr.ith iiig at reasonable prices^ Horse shoeing and carriage repairing a sj> cia’iy Ginis repaired BEN T. BROCK Ait’y-at-Eaw tRENtON - - - - GEORGIA Prompt attention to all business n rusted to him. [PROMPTLY SECURED it ' , W fi I ',' f ;“‘ tnir inlerfcs'inu fcooka 1 Invent- < ? f ! ra ;--'!*•> Rad “Bow yon are swindled.” ) 1 Sen:, u . ;i roue'll or saodel of your f > invention or improvement nr.d wc will foil j > you free our opinion as to whether it, is 1 ) probuojy patentable. We make n upeeiully { ) Ol ap li •atirm.B rcjo< U;d in other hands./ f iiigheu refer -nee) tv j-,.ished. / / KARIDIC & MASIION \ S PATE?IT SOLICITORS EXFET-TS ) } rh' it * Atl'Chanlc. 11 T'nelnter:- Graduates c.f the < \ Ajum-a Sci -neon, Uaval University, iiembm J > , a.er: Liw A-meintion, Ahmii'-n Wale- Worts ) " s ’f Siw Knirl.-mt Wit r Works Aesoc. > ‘-V .'isi-v.'yo-B lotion. Assoc. Member fan. ) ( oocijty c t Civ*! \ S On if Es- J WAsniKOTov. D. C. ) . ( jMontheal, Can. j TUa One Day Coin Quro. Kernio' tii f horol..t* s L matire Quinine for cod in the head and sore throat. Children, taae tlierj like s-, T 1 1 I \ -yp \ I ftllLLt.-: i.OKECits2OB3 tiltlES la jg. ,' v I ¥A| t \ u I'e j** If" 1 B(tf* Aft a I iMv J|SOOo | I Superior fo aH others irrespective of price. Catalogue tells you ' why. Write for one. •V V NATIONAL SEWIHS BACBBEW, i -.0 EIROAOWAY. Factmy, ! W* New V<-rk. BELVJDEi-’E, ILL tftoe >r> v^m.vtocw ” JO y tian nnui or woag to took after our growing bu&iness this and adj< inii g Counties; to set i Manager ami < on< s| undent; v.,.rt c> tie done at } our Lome. Enclose gjj add:< sse rl. stamped envelope for pai ticular.s to H. A. Sherman, ffer.cn Managei . (’ovcoran Building ' ppisii United Stii,i:s Treasure, M usliiitMin D. C. THE LHiHTIIF THE \\ HLD OR Our Saviour in Art eo-t neur’y SIOO,OOO to iwlill.-h. Nearly 100 mi nerli i i.gi iivinsrs o eh’ i-i mi <i His Jlciliei I, thuy-reat |>uinleis. Chilli’s. -toriis lor ihe pietiiri!. -o beiinriliil ii • < Il> it-elf. F,e>e running day ami nlirlit to iill oxters. a tit loads ol paper n r 1.-ist eililion. Mrs. Wai>c m Massachusetts bus sold over worth a books.—First ex [ errtner. Mrs. Siirlelt i New York has suit) ever $2,000 worth ol look! First experience. Mr. Ilohvell took 14 or •lere first two 'lev-. Mrs, ).unwell loo' iilor tiers first week. Olnistian man or womaitti make $1,0(1.i in Ibis eemity i|iiiek. Terdluiji goinif rajiiilly. W rite i|inck lor term-. Wante'l.— -tate Manuaer fo b ive charge i eorrespoinlenee n.i all the apents. Address Til K lUUTtSH- AM KUICAN CO, Corcoran Buiuunu , WASHINGTON, V. & put 1* efi vJ E u a fi ia m \ m.nu^v bMmi% Is M-rd hv bu’ ing the uiKqurded Div •cond Invtfdmoot Conti-.vr* ol the w* f !> /•* - r 75 7?t,i *7 *?, •.. r . .J f T^CiT . -ii t id. This CoßVa> i or. lum.i on lor ft-.; lahl. of t iof ,Vi'.h-le .• | t'.J ui> ■; i :;n! of -.VXCtSv'i <v’. |.M "and exuvd:..; ard 1... hvf.id-'.. . i two > Cl. •, I -1_ fiiUll i.WO C. ' ' - ipm : i owity or.iv I he coni ofcoy se :s ai,*r-e' ■ ! a weekly and toot-v.ee*i> i-. r -i i a sin! buy* thedmuiuids cr.. a*rreirto pav u stipuhiteii price, >:iich is 2S* iaci titan ;s paid tor tiieut. K'jr ?S0 pairl in f4 weekly payments oi $1 ii each, or itt P> iotLr-weO.iy ; a' menu oi $5 each, the company delifeis a j-era white diamond of the valte at *H‘r, :.-d buys the di-uuiAid at that pike o! the patron. Our investment proposition is the ' l est, the acum-irst -ini erc*i iii<meyoaV injr proposiiioo everodur-dio the Amru i an people. For full iuiottntiiio;* api-ir by iliaii or tn jierson tu i:.. m. rmm&a, MANAGER SOUTMiRM OfPT., 102 N Pn’rop Sr., ijn*.B f fluftd *Lfriiphr tnuucti dir [jj ** TcrHtorjr Dfiert l r>-H(it'll-Nth<N. oliavj Tetter, Satt-Rhemn wti‘l Fezcin*. The intense itching jimJfmurtlng.ioff dent to these diseases, ir instantly aiiayrt by applying Chamberlain’s Eye a l ® Skin Ointment. Many very bad ctgs b&vo fcner. i ; o*nt nily enved by it. is ron ally <-'• w, i for itching piles aw a favorite remedy for sore D1 T1; ’ chapped hands, chilblains, frost in® and chronic sore eyes. 2a rtf- per Fir. faily’s ConMion JVwdrr? f; just wliat a horse needs when ic lw . condit ion. Tonic, blood pm ’J. ■ ,l, vermifngfi. They are not food medicine and the best in use to ! v . horao in prime condition. eerie per pachage. A Woada.ul aut'jvfr”. The last f.nartcr of a century r-'c rr “ l niaiiy wonderful discoveries in mtstu” l * tint noiio rhiif have acconifiiished ittr-i't *< bnrnanity tiiu-i that sterling old hou- 1 ' '■ ' remedy. Brow >■* Iron Flitters, it si-eo r contain ttu> very elements of good licau' HTid !'<‘it‘er rnan, woman or ildtd osn tT it without deriving the greutest Wowns* Iron Ilia* r ; is sold iw at! des rt ’ a— —it ii JWXCIO.T BST3REX. Tn-dc r-urt* *nd *3 r<^* t’AJ putou*. busiuots of every desertp ' jt ly a.id skiliful’r conducted at lower' 3 Cnvavtiorui iatroducoo, enmoaniea formed, an'* * v •ij li <TH 3OLD UN COMnSSION 25 venrs' > ’ **s High; dt refareneea. Mend ns model, aket-ch or ' l •35 of invoßtion, with exjUannUui and we " PAYABLE WHEN PATENT IS ALLOWED v \;., r patent is secured wo will conduct >ta sa'* O {J A >ut . x.ra S2-PACP, HAUD-EDOX -'>* • i;!^ r Stfi? invoctioiis wanted inailod to inventor* fr ■ This ia the most complete little t *2 publisl.oi and every inventoraKould WRITE I'CB 09*- > 2h. B. WILLSONiCO, Potent k If I*B Droit Bid*. V.' SMI N GTO N , T