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COUNTERFEIT MONEY nrTn1rn

,r ursenville, Texas, March 2O-while tear
as uoMh an old log hut four niles enst of
the city yesterday afternoon A. ~
duncan found hat fun of counterfoit baIf
collars and an old cap and ban pistol hear.
ing me cate of 1872 The old relIcs bsa
countless been stored away where thsv
mwe FOUND, between the boards ON tho
c, p, S n. war times in this country. This
associates, bandits. some thirt,,'f,. a''u ms
ago Glass who was a noted outlaw d;3,,.i INV
Cne !ast war was hung near where tbo
stands. '''''plpe now
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TEXAS LEAGUE MATTERS.
Meeting Called at Dallas to Consider
the Ward Schedule,
MCCOY AND CH0YNSKI DIDN'T MEET
Police Prevented tho Fight, and the
Crowd Was Decidedly Disappointed.
Men Boxed Four Rounds.

Fort Worth, Texas. March sl.-Chairman
w. II. Ward of the Texas-Southern league
satisfaction which had been manifested
in tho arrangement of the games for
Southern Texas would be am!cably set
tied at the next league meeting.
President Ward tonight announced that
the next meeting will be held at Dallas,
April 8.
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newspapers even predict now that the
resolution recognizing cuban belllgerency
VIII ultimately Zoe j feattd or Abandoned.
Satisfaction Is also expressed over the
recent decisions Of American courts
against flbusteres ami thg attitude Of
tho American legislative and other au-
lhoritirs toward filihuStcrlng expeditions
There is Still much anti-American feeling
but it vs. suppressed
The public demonstrations are siibsid-
Ina Tho EcNt rument has succeeded in
obtaining $50 $50 80 from bankers IN Spain
for the Cuban war expenses.
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I.nsALI.r FOR K1.rnrnc;

Cotulla, TcNns. March 2l.-The LaSalle
county democrats mot today and elected
delegates to attend the congressional con
Ventioa 20 he held IN Corpus Christi on
thu 24th instant The delegates to the
convention. after eloquent speeches made
in favor OF Hon. Rudolph Kleherg and
Hon. NJ II. Low We're instructed to cast
the vote OF LaSalle for Mr. l<leherg
Good feeling prevailed during tho entire
rArnnnnllnrs
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HEAVY CATTLE AIoyr,,r,,-,

Alice, Texas. March q -Orl,n, Co..
cars for shipments to the Terr,,d ion stoc ,l
nero ana points on this division S1rea,i,,
asslega'e 500 for and about ApriI "a
piospects are that there viii he ,ro't
t many more The dust and wind stor,T's
nor, [ 20 I'M, We need rain badly In this
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THE BuNco MEN
They Plead Guilty to charge u
ing. -

They Plead Guilty TO ChAsS
ing. -
Mr.. 4. y. Huffman secu''' .rssi
Of sos yesterday. that being "a rs
that he was buncoed ont OF r'a- ,,,,a:i
neon. The money was recoss ,s r.i.as'
the fundamentally Of Sheriff !, I sass.
ana his deputies, Anderso" 1 Nv ~
Having returned the money ~ - az.
and Charles Dale pleaded sss Y
es of gaming before Jp ,Ns limit = !.
law. $40 and costs each .;,,, an'y iniorsr n
they had with Mr.. HUFFMAN ut tasy re-.
them neat sum each p Sn he he AZ: ~,
agreed 10 plead guilty ,,a nrk lie ot,sN'
Of a law against hnnco Wv Wv In slsa1
-nccnnt tho next best reiho",
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IN PENNsYLvANIA.

Huntington, Pa, March 2i.-Ret,lrns in
dicate that j. b. Rex has won the frht
Tor. National delegate. lie viii likely he
Instructed for Mckinley. who has carved
the county two 10 one.
Pittsburg. Pa. March 2i.--At the Blair
county republican primaries the votes In.
uorsed Congressman }. ID. Robinson 10
succeed Senator Cameron, j. u. Hicks OF
Altoona for congress and q. T. Bell Of Al.
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TO BRIDGE THE RRAzOs

Bryan, Texas. March 2l.-The following
inoorporators have applied for charter To
build bridge across the Brazos river at
a point about niuo miles southwest Of
Bryan, with paid-up capital stock OF
500 600; NJ. Parker, VIM, Hoppe. w. Fl.
Saunders, j. W, Johnson, Il. Il. Mlstrot.
J. W. Coulter, H. Rohde, q. S. Parker Il.
r. Bate and a. ID. McConnico.
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roLIrlcAL poINrrRs.

Senator Quay has ordered a million
campaign buttons.
The Fifth Minnesota congressional dis
trict Convention gave delegates strong
Mckinley instructions.
A, tho Heunepin county. Minnesota
convention 10 selett delegates TO the state
convention 10 elect delegates AT large to
the ST Louis convention the iis dele
gates WIRE chosen without any contest.
as The Mckinley rneu had sutire ccatrul
Of the convention
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TILE NEAT LENTEN CONT ~ lis,

on Wednesday next MAY. .,nr lssfa.,
ton symphony club nuiho ,ssir sso'''
appearance before the p" w orgarli,ss...
occasion OF their debut tnoiIalsovins "a 4
will be assisted by ~ ,ioally reee''
who were so enthusisnS,sst coneer' Ns
'q Sada GFS.s Fse P5 e asidSiI
Annie Q. Reel soprano. or Rud ko ss ~
concert master; ProiS,sssxysn der ses'N
either virtuoso; Mr.. AleSAn sps.
ductor. .,,st a go0l, s,,s.irssiN
cnoe will grace III, Tnr Us a cainPsnauss ~
night, not merely aeiuh wic ny. 90
s t9e %i%ssf fo maxi M MS a.sa ar
tainment. hut as an music Of
further good work in
class,
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WEATHER INFORMATION.

Washington, March 22-For Eastern
Texas; Cloudy; warmer in eastern nor
ton; south winds becoming variable.
Arkansas; Fair: colder in Nor,ber,
portion; winds becoming nortber,,,
no Sohth Dakota: Fair; slightly colder.
North Dakota; Fair, warmer I'm extreme
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M'KfNLEY BEAT f,T-I.o,t

Lincoln. III, March 2i.--Ths republican
primaries In Logan county today resulted
In a victory for Mckinley The Issue was
eetween Mckinley and Cuiom.. In the
convention one week from today loi lelc-
gates viii sit IN which MCKINLEY will haye
severty-uVe
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NEGRO sMoorING AFrRAY.

Temple, Texas, March 1.-Two negroes
4. NJ. Williams and John Miller. became
involved In difficulty over woman yes
torday and resoited 70 pistols 10 settle
dispute. Miller was shot twice in the arm
and sior1ach and Williams is now under
500 bond to answer for the shooting.
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n nigh, o os. q for "a tn. p. I, j.
s slevea Isl simon Ehrlich sasssq. M, - =
s s,a,r. stud as he was ss, :. = 3S n
ss oa.,i, at the opers sv ~! DIM 49,
10, name, A numb s 1o y. sisr 4.
smaller Importance y asrrhs -
opera b 's a brother Of IL i en- i'ss,,
''e ioss of his sparkler' y saags,s I.
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FELL FROM A TRAIN.
A Three Ycar-Old Child Has woras.I
Escape From Injury.

I1scape From Injury.
Corpus Christi. Texas, March n-N
little three-year-old daughter Of Mn B.
Robinson of Laredo fell from the Miti
National passenger train THURSDAY |
tween san Diego and Laredo and v
only slightly bruised on the fac, n
mother and babe were going from Lard
to Alice. When the train stopped an. /
frightened passengers ran back to pi.k
up they found It running toward The I'd
and it only asked in It's simple lahglsr
why didn't the train wait for me- |
escape from death was miraculous
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sATIsFAcron 40 spAIN.

Abandonment OF tho Cuban Resolutions
Is Predicted.
New York March IA suecial 20 tho
World from Madrid saws; The pro-
trNcted debate In the United states 49,
ate causes evident satisfaction IN polit,coi
and financial circles In Madrid severoi
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M'kINLEY SECOND CHOICE

Lexington Ky, March 2i--Jessamine
county. In Governor BrAdley's district.
elected delegates 10 the republican district
ana state conventions ana Instructed FOR
Bradley and for Mckinley for second
choice. Bradley's friends opposed The sec.
ond choice
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northwest portion; northerly shifting to
easterly winds.
Montana: Fair; warmer In northern
and western portion; southeasterly winds
Colorado and Wyoming: Fair and cold
er; northely Winds
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BOUGHT AN rRONcr.AD

Buenos Ayres, March 2t--It is reported
hero that Chill has just purchased one or
the ironclads' built hy the Armstrong; OF
Newcastle for the Japanese government
The ironrlad has IA displacement Of 1a.O00
tons. The price paid is said to have been
Il 90 900
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PIckPoCKETs AT TEyARKANA

- ehatkana' Ark. March 2l.-Tbe po,lca
gang of pickpockets that have " h ERE. our
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DEFEATED prA1 AM DtrMp

Austin, Texas, March 1.-THE leaguors
detected a team representing the deaf
ana dumb institute this afternoon by a
jus-handled score Of IS TO 3.
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WORKS MOLLIF1ED.

Galveston, Texas. March H.Manager
WORK has received letter from Presi-
dent Ward of the Texas-southern league
advising him OF a meeting to be held at
Dallas. April 8 Of league managers when
the schedule viii be ratified or amended.
Work VIII attend the meeting and insist
on such changes being made as will salts
fy the Southern Texas members. lie IS In
better humor since receiving the letter.
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VENEZUELAN CASE.
Strongly Denied Tha, tho Commission
HANn Enrnel ANN lnLnI.n


Have Formed Any Opinion
Washington. March 2l-Mr. Maiei-Pre.
| ye,s, secretary OF the Venezuela commits
49, ,,-.'.
S'-'' "-"' ~-."0' '-'- '-S '-'"'NS
statement.
.Durng the past week report has
: ,..,..... .....,.. ~, tt. .o.. +A,. o.,
! commission mas Tractel decision VIZ"
{ r0Infenre tq ile t4uN1afY question Nv
I grAo.e 20 Neat@aeia- ms h@slnI y
i. , .1e .gp''. SA zee" e'' -'a !. 4
/ that while tho commission as "a hoiy has
( t"t"rd ilY "l'tH s4t'el-ai.li' Iie N''itlila
.ss..,,--.si nun ',il sns - .eF'..sA 'n'
( ieiefir1 - " must 'e ~ al
! persons that 50 long - an bag r@fn s.as
/ 20 Gee examined and considered if" lfr-
| hiSs le"e4s afn ioi ~ q IVs''."A -- I"f in
( ea Ni3 .. 's- '.'H
/ rnntrof"f4N AS d matter ci iA.' neither
} vac commission nor ins ih1tiiah gQm-
! isisslV0efs are fet ln possession Of an
] ~. rFN.fHtr Nr ftN- ft lt"4 tt
/ ti.o@ae.h ere hai pafi oi MAT ia3
1 t,.n promise BOOK ot tae
/ tri-ish EQ'"iuru at "..H renA rkatlF
iiia ara rf' 1Itct. 1n rHt ir fn ali
1 tne a9eawe1. wh'.r ntY Dr. aatleed
/ mission nas rrt a wNA .ot iu., .a
( governments nlr prssta-; F., aas e,aa
( enstse4 upon ten' lent A7cs - ip-
I liu"4 unfu !s so4r 80 Irf,-..i-.f JOG.
shall hlva bean -vhaus'ri rh.n ANA r1t
lntN then vai BE- b. los . e.sit..u t1 forla
any opinion ~ 90 mtk. erY port"
ADDITIONAL. ~lsfr>v
W -l,i.,o-.,, .f.-... e. .r. ...- .,.
- "'a''
'i'Hl ~ quay ara ff" ''r *
pecte1 addition fo rlr .... no t.0- -.sfa
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FIFTH DISTRICT.

Dallas. Texas. March 2l.-Proceedings
In the court of civil appeals,
Afiirmed-TeXas and Pacific Railway
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Dallas, Texas, March 2l.-The first game
of ball of the season was played here to-
day by the St. Louis Browns ana the
Dallas league team. A large crowd was
In attendance and Mayor Holland intro
duced the players st. Louis won by a
score of Is 10 g.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27
Is Judas Lost?

I contend there is no evidence
of the final damnation of Judas
/ contend there is much evidence
OF his final salvation. 1t was fore,
ordained that Judas should betray
Christ. Peter says. this Scripture
must needs be fulfilled concerning
Judas. Ought Judas be made for
ever miserable for fulfilling the
Scriptures. On the principles Of
Calvinism it is impossible for Ju-
das TO be forever lost for be was
one of the elect, Can one of Gods
chosen ones be eternally miserable?
No. Then why say that Judas, a
chosen one has gone or will 90 to
an endless hell? On the principles
of Arminianism Judas will be saw.
ed. Fer Matthew declares that Ju-
das repented, and do Arminians
believe God will forever damn a re-
pented prodigal? Judas gave evil
dence If his repenting, while Peter
at this very time was denying and
cursing his Master, If Judas can'
not be saved who can, for accord
| ing to Calvanism he was a chosen
one; on the other band he will be
saved Oh the ground of his repent
ance. Hope it will not displeast
the humane reader to have Judas
saved. No, the salvation of JudaI
did not displease the humane Jes
Us for be prayed for the forgive
| ness of all his offenders. So the fl
| nal salvation of Judas can displeas
none except two classes, demon
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27
Kelley"s Ferry.

Rev. Milligan delivered a most
eloquent sermon at Rock Church
Sunday.
The young people of this place
have organized a debating society
which meets every Thursday mig bit
Lum Houts passed through here
en- route for Chattanooga Saturday.
T. J. Mason made a business
trip to Monteagle last week.
John and Nathan Ellis went to
Chattanooga Saturday.
w. H. F. Smith. Of Etna, was
down on the river Sunday.
Mrs. CLARK and daughters of Jas
per. were visiting their many
friends at this place last week,
The infant daughter of Mrs. },
Ellis Jr., died Monday,
Bill Newsome, OF Etna, was do,
ing the river Sunday,
A certain young man, OF Oates
Island who mysteriouely dlsap.
peared some time ago has returned
a weaker but wiser young man
About two months ago this young
man gathered all his things togeth'
or and one night when all the fam
lily were asleep he took hisjourney
far up into OHIO, and there wasted
his substance in riotous living
And when he had spent all he be
came in great want, And he hirec
himself to citizen of that country
who sent him to the field to feeC
the COW. And when he came to
himself he said Il will arise anC
90 to my father" and straightway
he left all and started. And or
Thursday morning about dawn
He safely reached home,
Never, never more to roam.
He is now going to school ant
feasting on the fatted calf. SADIE
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27
Circuit Court.

Court adjourned Wednesday af~
ternoon. In the Knight murder
case defendant failed to make the
$4,000 bond as required and remains
In Jail till next court: Fourteen
cases were disposed of by verdict
of not guilty and sixteen were dis
missed.
Preacher Morrison and Bill Hig-
don got eleven months apiece in
tho work house for helping them
selves to another mans hog, The
number of true bills returned by
the grand jury were thirteen.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27
Song Service.

A service of song was held at o.
wen Church Sunday afternoon led
by Mr., McGill of Kimball assisted
by Mr. Carlook OF Sequachee. Mr..
McGill has a strong voice, its tones
being almost trumpet tones be-
side which the strongest efforts of
our local singers were only a faint
refrain, Mr.. McGill likes to sing
and sings with all mis- might and
so clearly and distinctly that we
we're able to identify most of the
tunes as we were sitting on our
piazza.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27
VICTORIA.

Prof Hunter, of the Pryor Insti~
tute passed up through here MonH
day looking after the interests OF
his school.
and little daughter Ethel spent
Sunday in Jasper as guests OF ProI'
Moore.
The colored 'bretheren' who have
been holding a weeks meeting
here closed out Monday night
Mr., A. w. Lewis says that all he
hated about that rocking he got
last Saturday night was that the
bows didn't give him time to brush
his hat when it fell of.
MIR. J. B. Womack says II the
Girls thought as much OF him all
tbe time as they did when there
was ice cream to buy. ne Would
certainly be in the push, 49,
The Websterian Literary society
will meet next Saturday night and
discugs the question, Resolved
That the United States should
have the free and unlimited coln'
ace Of silver at the ratio OF 10 to l
Affirmative Nes S-a.o
D. T. Layne, y IT II LIE Lis
A. w. Lewis, :; n las
G.. S. Brown, NJ - =, - - %
Miss Lucy Layne will reoits an'
&a'FS L'AEGLAIsE;
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27
TOBACCO.

We handle fifteen of the best lead
ing brands
Cigars, cheroots, cigarettes and
cigarette books.
We are handling a new snuff
which we guarantee or will refund
the money if not satistactory-the
Merriweather Snuff; 15c size, 1Oc
l0c size, SC; sc SIZE, &c.
We handle all other snuffs.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27
No ROWdyism.

The half-grown boys of Sequaa
chez evidently look upon ice cream
as the DEVILS invention, especially
when not having any money them
selves they see with dismay a
stranger inviting the little girls OF
the town to eat ice cream with
him forgetting that the capacity of
girls and women to eat any a.
mount Of cream on such occasions
is a religious duty which they
faithfully perform to the delight
of the managers. But no matter
how terribly the bCsoms of the
boys may have been charged with
envy and anger, when they go to
work and waylay and assault the
stranger. they disgrace the town
and its people and render them
selves liable to indictment by the
grand jury very properly. 1t was
mean and cowaldly and must mo-
occur again,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27
GROCERIES.

Brown sugar, 90 lbs for $1,00
Granulated sugar, Is lbs for 81 90.
Arbuckle coffee, zoe per Id,
Green coffee-the best grades
lbs for $1.O0, We guarantee this
coffee to be as good as coffee you
get at other stores at 4 lbs for the 81.
Bulk meat, all you want, at DC per
ID.
Lard, &c per lb.
Best Rice, sc per ID.
Best flour, SOC per 24-lb sack; per
barrel, $500.
Water ground meal, 40c per bu.
bars Wash Tub soap, 25c.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27
DRY GOODS.

A big drive IN calicos at sc per y'd.
Yard wide heavy domestic, sc per
y'd.
Good wool jeans, strictly all wool,
25c Ter y'd.
A new line of fannels, tricots,
Henriettas, of the latest styles and
the best grades, ranging from 123c
to 25c per y'd.
Best Indigo Blues, Sc per yard,
worsteds and alpacas, dress goods in
blue, black, red, brown, and most any
color you want, all wool, at Sc per
yard,
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Married.

Will Burnett and Miss Isabelle
Ragsdale were married Thursday
evening at the home of the parents.
of the bride over on the Ridge. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev +,
Jacob Houts. A wedding dinner
was given at the residence of Mac
Burnett this city Friday. The
News extends congratulations md
wish the happy couple success in
life.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27
SHOES.

In shoes we are knocking them all
all out
We sell mans heavy brOgan for
$1.0O.
The best woman's shoe in the
world for 81 90.
Our mans Hubgore, Congress for
$125 can't be beat.
We also have childrens' and boys
shoes: also fine shoes for gentle
men and ladies at higher prices
which we guarantee to give satisfact-
ion.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27
CLOTHING.

New line of clothing just arrived
from the manufacturer. Bought for
cash and cut to fit, and will be sold
at extremely low prices.
In mems suits prices from 1915
to $500.
In boy's and youths 9Oc up to
$500.
1t will paw you to examine our
stock before buying.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27

and those who are heard to say, if
all are going to Heaven we don't
want to go there. To such the
salvation of Judas will be very dis
pleasing.
J. T. BYRUM.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27

There will be preaching at the
Blowing Spring Columbus Park,
Sunday Both, inst, at 800 o'clock
in the evening, Subject, They
shall go away into everlasting
punishment" and also on the rich
man and Lazarus. All invited to.
attend. j. I BYRUM.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27

AS evidence of how thoroughly
the News is read, the presence of
people from Victoria, WhitWell
and other places at the rendition
of "Better than Gold" was abundh
ant testimony.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27

Blood and Nerves are very closely re-
lated. Keep the blood rich, pure and healthy
with Hoods Sarsaparilla and you VIII have no
trouble from nervousness. Get only Hoods.
Hoods Pills are the best aiter-dlnner pllls,
assist DgsstiOa. prevent constipation. sc.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27

Mr.. J. B Womack, Of Victoria,
and a party of friends enjoyed the
play and the accompanying ice
cream hugely,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27
SUNDRIES

Horse shoes with nails, sc apiece.
Nails by the keg, we sell 1915.
retail at 4c and sc per Id.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, SOC
Castora, soc
Black Draught, 15c
Simmons Liver Medicine, 15c
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27

The public school has now a
hundred scholars and the extra
room is wanted. Now let the di-
rectors get together and start it.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27

Ripans Tabul9s.
Ripans Tabules cure nausea.
Ripans Tabules: at druggists.
Ripans Tabules cure dizziness.
Ripans Tabules cure headache.
Ripans Tabules cure flatulence.
Ripans Tabules cure dyspepsia.
Ripans Tabules assist digestion.
Ripans Tabules cure bad breath.
Ripans Tabules cure biliousness..
Ripans Tabules; one givesrelief.
Ripans Tabules cure indigestion.
Ripans Tabules cure torpid liver,
Ripans Tabules: gentle cathartiC.
Ripans Tabules cure constipation.
Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach.
Ripans Tabules: pleasant laxative.
Ripans Tabules cure liver troubles.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27

SCHOOL TABLETS for sale at
this Office,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-27

ST. JCHEs ASYLUM,
kENTON, KY, Oct 8, 1899.
In our orphan asylum here there is u 15-year.
Old child that had been suffering for years from
nervousnesAto such an extent that she ofttimea
In the night got up and with fear depicted on
every feature and in delirious condition,
would seek protection among the older people
from On imaginary pursuer and could only with
gront difficulty be again put to bed. Last year
Father Koenig while ON q visit here happened
TO observe the child and advised the use of
Koenigs Nerve Tonic and kindly furnished as
several bottles of it, The first bottle showed q
marked improvement and after using the Sec
ond bottle and up to the present time the child
is happy and contented being. All those suf-
Yering from nervousness should seek refuge In
kaCher Koenig's Nerve Tonic
REV. FATHER HILLEBRAND,
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Il BBA cases and sample bottle to any ad
MB dress. Poor patients also get the med
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THIS remedy has been prepared by the Rev, Father
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under his direction by the
RogMIC MED. CO., Chicago, III.
Sold by Druggists at 81 per Bottle. 6for @6
Large Size. S1.75. Bottles for SO.
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