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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-10
Farmers Who HAVE Made Money

Farmers Who Have Made Money.
The farmers who best endured
the hard times we're those who man
aged TO have something to sell about
every month in the year. True, the
farmers who have made good show
ing have been economical; but econ
emy lie not 'long sufficient. The
men who were not disheartened by
soc wheat and Is cent corn, but
kept right on and grew more wheat
and more corn with corrospondingly
less expense, we're those who held
their ground, while those who jump
ed the track when the depression was
on and sold out at 5 sacrifice to EN-
bark in 3 new business have rarely
found the success they anticipated,
The farm is factory for turning
out agricultural products, Other
factories may be run bat part of the
time when their products are not in
brisk demand, aad the cost of run
ming proportiOnately lessened. But
with the farm it Is different, The
taxes and expenses of maintenance
are about equal, whSther the farm is
worked at fall capacity or not. ln-
creased production means large
outlay for labor, but that specific re-
salts may be obtained with less labor
than ever before has been established
Labor saving implements and in.
creased fertility mean less labor in
the end.
The farmers who have kept these
ideas in mind and have had a large
output Of grain, seed, stock, poultry,
batter, hay, wool, and eggs to sell,
despite The discounted returns, have
either paid their debts or augmented
their bank accounts. Ne doubt this
doctrine will be regarded as hetero-
dox by those who advocate specially
farming Let those engaged stick to
their calling and make success Of
it; but proof is abundant that the ma.
jority of farmers, situated and trained
rs they are, are more sure of a fan
income if they have many things to
sell, and that at frequent intervals
This means ready cash and strides to
ward MISREPRESENTATION Stock
man and Farmer.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-10
A GOOD LETTER

From the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
FBRNANDINA, Fla, Feb. %, 1896.
Mr. j GEO. SURRER, Druggist,
City.
Dear George: Please send
bottle Of ChamberlAin's Cough
Remedy. l would not feel eaay
If 1 knew there was none Of this
valuable Remedy in the house.
[ have given it a iair test aud
consider it Que Of the very beat
remedies tor Group that | have
ever found. Que dose has al
ways been sufficient, although /
use it freely, Any cold my
children contract yields very
readily to this medicine. l eau
cOnscentiously recommend It tOI
Group and colds in children
Yours respectfully,
GEO. E WOLFF.
Sold by Brown & Graham.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-10

Report of the Interstate Cotton
Growers Association ON the
JACKSON Limbless Cotton,
that met in Atlanta, Ga,
Dec. IA, 1897.
We, the undersigned Committee,
appointed By the Interstate Cotton
Growers Association, held in Allan
ia, Ga, Dec. I4,lS07, to investigate
and report on tie Jackson Linbless
Cotton beg leave to submit the tol-
lowing report
After thorough and careful ex-
animation and investigation made OF
the cotton in the field, which we
visited IN person, and carefully look
ing into the NATTER we unhesitating-
ly pronounce it the best variety Of
cotton ever grown in the South.
From what the committee learned
from a conversation with Mr.. Jack
son, it seems that the cotton, with
careful cultivation, will yield three
bales per acre easily, and the evil
dence of such fact has presented its
elf to us after said investigation.
The cotton itself is absolutely
without limbs. the bolIs maturing on
little prongs two or three inches long
known as "fruit spur" with no other
/ limbs; there being from two to five
boIls on each spur. The stalks IN
the field, exmnineddby us are from
four to ten feet tall, according to the
fertility of the soil, and fruted from
the ground.
We found on a great many stalks
hollis which contain five and six pods,
which we consider very unusual, the
size Of the bolls being very fine aver
age; the lint and staple being fine
and silky, an average Of ono to one
aid half inches.
1t is the opinion of your commit
tee that no cotton of this variety has
ever been grown in the South before
and Is of superior quality to any
thing we have ever seen grown.
The land upon which the cotton
examined was grown is ordinary red
lgravelly upland, we'll MANFRED.
WIN. =. CALHOUN, Chairman, Ga
RICHARD CHEAThAM, Com. Miss
When your Committee visited the
Jackson farm, the following gentle
men, members of the Atlanta Con.
ventlon from the States designated
under their names, accompanied
your Committee, all being practica
farmers, and endorse the above re
port, as evidenced by their signatures
NJ. T. LEACH, North Carolina.
J.E. BRADLEY, w. J. BRADLEY
South Carolina.
The seed of this wonderful cottol
are for sale by J. G. Mayfeld, of AT
lanta, Ca, or by tx" at this office.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-10
Northwest Arkansas.
K. ]. BROWN.

The country norh and west of
RusselvillS. A fine, fertile locality
Of importance to home seekers.
Valley land, ridge land, mountain
land. The finest fruit country in
Tie South. Also undvvelopsd coal
lands in abundance.
Starting from Ouita, We travel
east to Adkins, thence north to
Hsttievile IL mites, thence south
Sast nina miles to so gohaIchie,
thence due north six miles to
springfield, then on six Riilcs to
AArtinSVille On the North CAdren
River, . beautlfu little village Of
about 100 inhabitants. then ON to
Damascus Is miles, situated oil u
beautiful plsteau that gains its
ascent gradually and being = very
beautiful place, with the finest
timber imaginable Of hardwood,
Fifteen miles east Of this is the
town Of Quitman situated on a
little creek name unknown. We
travel six miles north to Pearson
beautifully situated at the loot OF
Lees Mountain. At this village is
q large saw and planning mill
known a. the PeArsUn's Mill Co.
This locality is noted for its fne
pine forest, having the finest
growth Of pines in the South. We
travel then due north nine tn les ia
HobSr, the county site Of Clehune
leo. While We travel along the
road = vast pine forest you might
say OF ineXhAustibIs -uantity oil
mammoth pines yet exist, yet il
may seem strange to say that the
SQUAD Of the axe among thOse giant
pines iS yet to be heard. Now We
are in HebOF q nice little Of about
800 inhabitants This town is sit
uatsd 4 miles from Red River Al
what 10 known a. Sugar Loaf Gap
This Gap il tho gate way or pss
sage to the town to and from Scar
Cy the county seat OF White Coun
lty, which is also on Red River
The most magnificent rolling
lprSiSiO bounded on east by Rec
RiVor, on the north by what il
known aG Buck Mountains. on tn,
south by a fertile plain, 9sarcy be,
ing 8S miles southwest OF Bale
Knob, Bald Knob being On TN
main line Of the 81 Louis 4 Trlol
Mountain 4. r. From this towr
a branch of the absve mentioned
railroad runs to Ssarcey.
We have travelled lit mile
through as fine a county As the U
nited States affords. and only fnt
80 miles of railroad from Searcy t,
BALD Knob Speaking OF public o
government land, Cleburne Co., /
il sparsSly settled and contains 40,
600 acres Of valuable land. Thi
public land iS nearly all in an un
broken body, just a settlement her
and there. the proposed Railroad
rtarting at Springfield, No, run
south via Bstesville, Ark ant
then via H0ber in CIsburns Co,
Ark, and tAps Iron Mountain a
Judaonia, White County, Ark
then TO Little Rock. The abov,
mentioned Railroad traverses %
miles through one Of the bsst min
eral districts known IN this age al
40 noted for fruit and agricultur
and timber, and if the railroad
does enter this section Of Arkanss
IL will throw open 70 home seeker
thousands OF acres Of land, whic
are now in dense forests, Go
speed the dme May it quick
come when this great improvemsR
may come thrruSh such a fin
country As | have described as nes
as / can.
BLACK JOE.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-10
A Little Farm Arithmetic

A Little Farm Arithmetic.
II $1O worth OF hay 10 worth 50
as fsrtil zlnE material, then $40
worth of milk is worth, with
feEtilIzing material at the same
price, just SO cents. When We
get $lO for our hay We should de-
duct s. from this price and invest
it In fertlhzing material, for in
selling the nay we have parted
WITH that much Of the stuff. But
when we sell $40 worth OF milk
all we should pay the fertilizer
man is the sum OF SO cents, if 'ge
have carefully saved the manure
from the cows that gave tue milk
I-Rural World.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-10

From everywhere come words
OF praise for Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. ALLOW me to cou-
graduate you on the merits of
your Remedy. Il cured me Of
chronic bronchitis when the doe
tor could do nothing for me -
CuAs. +. uEMEL, Toledo, Ohio
For sale by Brown 4 Graham.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-10

Casearets Candy Caihartic, the most won.
derful medical discovery Of tie age, pleas
ant and refreshing 70 the taste, act gently
aud positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispei cnidai
cure headache, fever, habituJ constipation
ana hliiousnesa. Please buy and try box
Of &. e. &. to-day; DO. -. 50 cents. b0ld end
guaranteed 70 cure by al druggists.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-10

CAsCARETs stimulate liver, kidneys
and bowels. Never sioken, weaken
or grippe, 1oo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
Millions ct suuimi.riIIe.

Two Of the. largest mining deals coz
surimated Tor man! moths in Colombo
were announced in Denver Monday.
Onc Of them involves more than 1000
acres OF rich mineral territory on South
mountain, Flo Grande county. The 9TH
er deal takes in developed property in
Lake county near Twin Lakes not far
from Leadyiile. The consideration for the
mining interests is 100000. or this
amornt 100000 Is for the Sum mmitvrl!e
group aud 10000 ia for the other mine.
The deal includes all the properties
formerly owned by Tom Bowen. the
Iowa group the Little Annie and tine
Golconds. which have been largely de-
yelopcd under the direction OF A. f.
Ee,nolts OF Denver. The mines include
about all o: South mountain and the
site OF Summitville, uill site and all
the improvements which have been made
since Hr. Crawford assumed charge.
eighteen months ago. The railroad
which 1t is proposed to build will extend
from Summitville TO Alamoea or Monte
Vista via jasper. distance o; about for
ty-iive miles At present it is necessary
to haul the ore by wagon TO Del Norte, u
distance over a good mountain road OF
twenty eight miles.
To reporter Of the News Mr.. Craw-
ford said: " The properties Of Summit
vile have been purcha hased by an English
syndicate, and the representatives of the
syndicate are now in New York for the
purpose Of coming to Colorado and ar
ranging for operations upon large scale.
| shall return TO this state with the gen
tlemen in ten days or two weeks The
plans embrace the construction Of rail-
road from the mines. and an enlargement
so RS TO make the plant one OF the largest
in the state. The sale was completed
and the papers signed at the Brown ho-
tel Monday. The placing Of tho~e large
properties is an evidence that capital is
seekin. investment in Colorado, and
ought to encourage further Investments
in good Mines
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

Uyox rssf 10 nsks nsssv Isst az
make II easy. write At ooos soe spsoial
oonhdsnt,sl terms and sxelusivs seeuto.
~ on our magni6esat PICTORIAL
HISTORY OF THE WAR WITH
SPAIN" The largest and oely eoapasas,
np-so-dsss work OF The kind psb,ishsd;
cootains nearly 100 pagss and uees thaa
lW supssb niustsatsoaa II ~ nsaa
ous'neaa, write foe special tssns -
agents to-day.
WESTERN BOOK COMPANY,
Kansas Oay, 10.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

The organized railway employees of
Colorado -xeep tab on every member OF
the legislature. In ,heis hrs: biennial
report, published at the close OF the las;
session, sr.eaking O. CLARK ". Rec. i,
savs:
Roe takes pains 10 Do his duty by
the people and makes no mistakes In
voting. He Is = man o; More thsa
ordinary ability.
The above appears on page % OK the
report Volumes could no, say mere.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

While coming from Summitvillc
Yesterday Adam Weiss and his
father had the misfortune to have
Il runaway. The team started TO
run after they passed the half way
house. and threw both Adam and
his father to the ground with con-
siderable force. Adam was not
seriously hurt while his father is
not likely TO ever recover from the
shock.-Enquircr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
Shaw's Nagretic spriaes.

Shaws Magnetic Spsiaes.
Everything at these celsbeatsd
springs has been put in first class
shape for the accommodation Of
the public. Hot and cold baths at
any hour Refreshments at rea.
sonable prices.
MRs. II. P. HoBKrRK,
Manager.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

On page 20 OF the First Biennial Report OF the
Legislative Board OF the Organized Railway En-
ployees may be found the following complimentary
notice Of Hon. Clark w. Roe:
Roe takes pains to do his duty by
the people and makes no mistakes
in voting; Il man of more than Ordi-
nary ability.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

In the selection of A. G.. Beere,
by the populists for commissioner,
they certainly voiced the senti-
menis of six-seyenths Ct the bust.
ness men Of Del Norte, and of a
large majority of the voters Of Rio
Grande county. Mr.. Beere has
been identified with Rio Grande
couuty's interests for many years
and there is no doubt that he is
the best qualified man for the
place that has yet been mentioned.
He is q business man in every
sense of the word, aud will guard
the interest of the county ms he
would his own. That he will be
elected is u foregone conclusion.
and our business men are grateful
to the populis:s for their wise Sc
lection.-Enquirer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

II. X. McMorHp who has been
at the hospital at SslidR undergo.
ing n surgical operation, arrived
home Monday. He stood being
cut open and seweI up again nice
Iy. II has taken Mr.. McMornn
long time to recover from the
ordeal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

The Creole Daily Miner came
out in an extra Friday advocating
Dan a. Farrell for state senator.
Monday the Miner Topped back to
Station again. Such an organ
ought TO carry heavy weight with
its rcadcrs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

El Nicholson received II letter
this week from y. j. Campbell
who il now nj Prince Edward
Island. Campbell writes that he
has bccn having u great timc since
leaving Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
n< c...,y Ticket.

The Populists of Rio Grande
county have done everything in
their power to bring about IN hon
orablc cooperation Of the silver
forces But so long as Farrell and
Sloan stood in the way of fusion on
the legislative ticket the popuiists
who have a majority of the votes
in this county. could not give up
the county ticke. and have place.
a straight ticket IN the field, con-
sis,ing of o. II. Maryatt for judge
and A. G. Beere for commissioner.
Mr.. Maryatt Is q. A. K. man,
well Yersed in the law. and man
against whose private o. business
character nothing can be SAID. He
is strictly temperance man and,
if elected, We have every reason to
think he will lend dignity to the
bench and will serve both the
county and all who have business
in the county court honestly. faith
fully and well.
A. q. Beere, the nominee for
commissioner. is a business man OF
Del Norte, is popular among the
business men of that place. and is
highly spoken of by our populist
friends of the west end. all of
whom, so far as we can learn,
speak in the highest terms of his
fitness. Mr.. Beere has never dab
bled much in politics and did not
seek this nomination. Now that
the nominations have been made
and the tickets made up it is time
for the populIsts to go to work for
the success OF Their candidates.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

1t looks a little piggish in Min
cral county after the district had
given that county the senator to
try aud &c, the representative also.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

Tom Patterson will speak n.
Monte Vistn Friday evening. Nov.
4th, at which time special trains
will be run TO bring the crowds
who want 10 hear him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
Tho Alnmo.u Mill and Eloyu,o

Tho Ainmosa Mill and Elevator
compsny clo-s,'l down thcir mill
Noeday. This is tho largest mill
n ths valley and employs twcnty
msn, Thcro il bit littlc wheat
ysissd 10 tho vicinity upl tho shut
dows \ msds TO save freight on
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

The two Wolcott committees 10
6ll vacancy on senatorial ticket
met at Del Norte Monday aud
placed tho name OF William U.
StStton on tho ticket An effort
was made TO have ths Doodle dem.
ocrst candidate endorsed. but Il.
b. Wallace aud Percy Hobkirk
could not get down low snoagh 10
ssdorss . traitor; aud 70 preserve
their party and maintain dscehcy
th~y conclutlsd 70 pat Mr.. Station
on their ticket
OF course Il 10 possibls for
NJ Station 70 bs elected, but
20 long ~ he 10 the sole aud only
candidate Of the woicott psopls 1t
10 not probsble thss sny consider.
able number OF silver men will
vote fos him. siask
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

There is To visit this city Nov.
II, concert company Of unusual
attractivcncss md merit We re-
fer to the Louise Brchany Ballad
Opera Concerts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

The law to tax cars OF all foreign
corporations, which G. ". Roe in.
troduced at the last session Of the
legislature. brought = revenue OF
$l2.50 TO the state this year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

A cough Is not like . fever. Il does
not have TO run . certain courss. Curs
It quickly and s6ectuslly with One Mn.
uts Cough Cure, the best remedy for all
ages and Tor the most ssvsrs caAsa We
recommend IL bscauss It's good.
Cupples the Druggist.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

y. ;. Chase met with serious
accident Tuesday. While driving
cattle on horseback near the Davis
place 3 miles east Of town his horse
stumbled and fell upon his leg
breaking i, in Two places, between
the ankle and knee. Roy Ham
mond who was with him at the
time secured II rig and brought
Mr.. Chase TO town where he has
since been doing nicely under DIR.
Chapman's care.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
OTRfHt5GsE;sEcr)
For sale by B. K. Elliott 4 O.

Soothing. healing, cleansing, Dswittb
Witch Hazel Saive Is the heinplscab,s 80
nv Of sores, burns and vounda Il ssvor
fails to cure pilsa You may rely upoa Il
Cupplss TIE DfuaRiek
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

Ex-Reeis,cr Bowen was a pas.
senger on the up.bound train Fri
day. He says the democrats will
carry New York state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

a few men in this senatorial dis.
trict who have 'inilucncc" for sale
made trip 10 Denver the first Of
the week TO learn where Doodle
headquarters were. They were di-
rcctcd to certain corner in Monte
Vista aud hurried back here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
ReaA This Carefslly.


Iron Beds ranging from s. 70 go.
Mattresses q to &.
Dining chain Coo to $3.50
40 different styles OF Rockers from
81 to FL Morris chairs, Lounges,
Bed Lounges, Couchcs, Commoies,
Dressers, Side Boards. Folding
Beds, Book Cases. China Closets,
combination Book Case 4 Writing
Desks, Kitchen Tables and Cabi.
nets, Center Tables. Extension
Tables. Screen Frames, Ironing
Boards, Clothes Dryers aud many
other articles useful In . home at
The Monte Vista Furniture Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

Dauphin Clark and family re-
turned from Iowa last Saturday.
Dauphin says that mud is plenty
and the sun no longer shines" in
Iowa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

Gen. BIoo.Yield was in Denver
last week ana permitted himself to
be Interviews! by the Times re-
porter. He predicts Il republican
victory IN Rio Grandc county this
fall. The general ought to have
to have stayed on the ticket TO pull
Station through.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

Surt Carpenter WAS in town
Friday morning on his way TO Ala
moss TO attend the valley associa-
ton OF Teachers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

See our prices on all Rubber
Goods before you make your pur-
chascs. a. +. Middaugh Mcr. Co
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

I. ]. O'Donncl Of Denver and
b. A. Farrell Of Lake City will
speak in Crccdc on tho 10Th.
O'Donncll has aspirations 10 bc.
come Wolcotts successor and Far.
rcll il said Ia favor his candidacy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

The infant child of Allen &.
Cook. north Of the river, died
Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

The sooner cough OF cold 10 cured
without harm to the sufferer The bsttse,
Lingering colds are dangerous. Hacking
cough 10 distressing. One Minute Coueh
Cure quickly cures It Why suffer vhsa
such a cough cure u within reach? It
- pleasant to the taste.
Cupplss the DsueRik.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

Ed Wolcott owns Bob Wallace
and Bob Wallace owns Billy Stat
ton. Whose man will Billy be if
he ever gets into the state senate
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

Tho man who predicts that this
,nrt Of the state Is gong for Vol.
colt il not II Moses nor an Elijah.
neither does he valnc his rcputs.
tion ~ d prophet very highly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

Watch every man-populIst,
democrat or SILVER republican,
upon whom the Bank Of Monte
Vista has cinch. lie will turn in
and work for Station.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

j. NJ. Evans writes from Bland,
n. NJ, that he will soon make n
visit to this place.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29
Cssh Paid.

l will pay the highest market
price for wheat, oats aud potatoes,
and will furnish sacks. Office
with B. +. Ayers.
JAMES CANPBELL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

The Ladies Library Association
have just received large lot Of
new publications by popular au-
thors.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

Wolco,ts agents were securing
this town Tuesday for men out of
this town Tuesday for men out of
a job 10 work for Station for state
senator.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

John Shaw will carry his own
county by u good majority, and
since Mineral county has the st,ts
senator We do not believe the pop.
ulists of that county will scratch
their ticket in favor Of Sl0an.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

X. NJ. Phillips Of Lockctt was in
town Friday. lie says the Mis-
sourlans in 4l9 ARE all going TO
vote for Roe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-29

George $. Warbirton, tho Tel.
ler republican candidate foi coun.
" judge 10 . popular candidate and
will poll more votes usn Judge
Elliott.