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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-03-03
Beet sugar snap shots,
(Dunklrk Gl4po Belt.)

(Dunklrk GlApo BeIt.)
Close the column-push the sing
ing, ta
Man OF pluck--dOwn with your
namel
Let the croskSrs do the whining,
Nothing venture nOthing gain.
Beets are not grown OH good
wishes, but on good acres
The coming mortgage LITER
Dippe Klein Wanzlsbensr,
The Lshi, Utah, factory wiIlthis
year pay $4.25 per ton for bSsts;
they palds4 last year,
The Germans are freely taking
acreage lols OF gcoa gardeners
come from the Father and"
The past ten days has greatly
Widonsd the territory tributary 10
the Dunkirk beet sugar factory.
A rate not exceeding 70 CENTS
| per ton for distances less than 70
miles is the right SOFT OF IrahspOlN
lation talk.
Three hundred and tWenty FIVE
head Of cattle and about 1000
sheep were fed last yeAs in GnS cor
rails Of the Lehi lAeIorY.
Sugar beet tests made last year
in New York average higher than
any other state; they were over 5
per cent higher than III Missouri.
| On The McAllister farm near sin
elairyile there are 100 acres as lev,
81 as y house floor and without .
stone; plant that land to sugar beo's
&rd AZ one stroke you douDlU It's
value.
| l59l-Farmefs afraid 10 sign
had " go OF hundred mics II
get beets enough. lS91-Thous'
ands Of acres offered more than Tia
factory had capacity to use. These
are TWO chapters Of the story al
! Norfolk, Va,
American inventive genious RuO
push can't compete WAN kuropear
cheap labor In the production y
f sugar, sh2 Vel We are going sc
: Try it.
The Rome beet sugar factory hal
contracts for next season with So
farmers.
The home production of sugal
will is claimed injure the fOreigI
! market ior wheat, Well if we car
sell wheat to sugar makers in Eu
, rope why can't we sell wheat TO su
t gar makers in America. Logic i
2 logic.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-03-03

We have received from the
Nashville American q copy Of the
Cumberland Almanac for 1898 and
it is what it claims to be-a veri'
table Cyc opsda Of historic and
statistic facts, we'll gotten up and
u,eful to everyone. The price. 20
cents, putsi it within the reach Of
everyo g, and for the valuable in
formation it contains the price is
but nominal, and the book is vail
liable for reference.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-03-03

English justice has its go d aS
we'll NJ lis bad side. A notable
instance Ut the better teSture OF
It is found in the conviction this
week tor fraud of = Aprlg Of
BrIioh nobility aud lis sentence
to penal servltude for FIVE years
Lord William NSvlll, OF the
proud family Of that name,
claiming descent from Gilbert
de NSvilI. one Of the companions
in arms Of William the ConvuSr.
OF, will now don convict's gArb
aud take his place with ether
criminals OF poorer blood and
fewer known ancestors. Som
ething OF the same spirit in th'
sdnnnistrat on OF justice in the
Unlted States would be q vest
improvement GU he pressnl
vogue Ut some of our c2urte,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-03-03

To introduce our new monthly
publication, American Popular
Music, we make the following lib.
eral offer: Send US the names Of
three or more performers on the
piano or organ, and Is cents iD
money or postage, and we will
mail you sixteen pages Of the La
test popular songs, two steps, etc,
tull sheet music arranged for piano
or organ, and American Popular
Music for three months.
Address POPULAR Music Co.,
Indianapolis, Ind,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-03-03

know whether they can be raise |
here or not Let ug get out of the
Old rut Of raising corn Tor nothil z
and raise something 10 which there
is "a profit.
That people will learn some
thing was shown right here lat
summer. Mr. VIM. Owen Oh lard
reclaimed from the branch rAiseti
magnificent turnipS and sold lois
He had more than he could sell
witch was a good thing for him as
he has this winter fed his COWS Ell
tirrly on pea hay and turnip>
with no corn, and his stock look
finely, SO with bsets, If they eau,
not be used At once for sugar they
are fine feed,
We propose to apply to the Ag,
rioultural Department for seed to
try, and if they grow well, as We
believe they will, there's no better
location in any section for factory
tLan in Sequachee, and we ven-
ture the assertion that location, wa
ter and capital will be found, il
the farmers Will take hold apc
help themselves.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-03-03
500 Reward. 500.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to know that there lS at
east one dreaded disease that
SCIENCE has been able to cure in ali
ts stages, and that is catarrh,
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure known to the medical
fraternity Catarrh being q con
,titutional disease, requires cons
,titutional treatment. HATS Ca
arb Cure is laken internally, set
,ng directly upon the blood and
mucous sur aces Of the system,
hereby destroying the foundation
# the disease. and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature
in doing its work. The propristors
nave so m UGH faith in it's curative
powers, that they offer One Hum
bred dollars for any case that il
raiIS to cure. Send for list of te,ti-
monials
Address, F. ], CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio
Solo by all Druggists, 75o.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-03-03

Pennsylvania papers report that
the vineyards are being pulled up
in the grape belt, because they
don't pay. The Southern vine
yard will produce almott all the
grapes Of the country, because they
catch the market first, and like tas
cotton manufacturing business can
compete with anything. This is
All argument for the extension oi
the Ssquacheo Vineyards.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-03-03
he ,ubscription price Of DEMO RESTS
is reduced to one dollar a year.

has something for each member Of the family
for every department. Of the household, and
its varied contents are Of the highest :.grade,
making it pre- sminenty, The Family Maya
sine OF the World. 1t furnishes the best
thoughts Of the most interesting and most
progr ssDvs writer's the day, and is Abrsa't
OF the times in everything-Arf, Literature,
Science, Society Affairs, Fiction, Household
Evening star., 1898-01-26

Thompson.
MRS. Thurston, wife of Senator Thurs,on
OF Nepraska, will receive I'm her apart
nen's at the Cairo. tomorrow afternoon.
from ) TO y. She will be assisted by Mrs
Senator j. J. ingalls, of Kansas. Mrs. r F.
schneider of Washington, ID. c: Miss
Louise SQuires of Omaha. Neh Niss
SI'oup' daughter Of Senator Shoup of Ida
no. tne Misses Stewart. daughters of Ron
issehtatiVe Stewart OF Wisconsin ana
, ,neir guests. Miss Morgan. daughter of ex.
HHIeasurer Morgan, and Miss Shotwell of
New ork: Miss Hull, daughter OF Repre
sentative Hull of Iowa, and Miss Clarks,n
niece OF ex-Assistant Postmaster G.,erai
). s. Clarkson of Iowa al
Inc Cazinovia Club held its regular week
meeting at the residence of Miss R.ss,a
naIniiton last night. After a brief bust
ness session refreshments were enta,-sd
ana the remainder of the evening vas
spent IN games I'm which the prize winners
were Mr. Wtil Phillips, Miss Lolo Ellwooi
ard Mr.. NJ. Atchinson. '''
Evening star., 1898-01-26
Trimmings.

Trimmings. If you take
advantage Of
the offerings in Dress Goods
you will want something to
trim with. These are up to
date, nothing newer, and will
help to make the costume a
cOstleSs one.
Fancy Colo.ed Mohair Braids. 1 and IL
inches wide-25c. and SOC. yard.
Colored Bead Gimps, u inch wide-15c.,
20c. and 25e. yard.
Colored Bead Yokes-s45O.
Colored silk Tubular Braid. Il inch wide
12c. yard.
COlered Mohair Soutaehe Braid. "a yards
in the piece-2oc. for the full "a yards.
Narrow Colored SIX Gimps, u inch wide
-121.c. yard
Plain Gold Braid u. Il and inch wide
&C., &c, 12c. and DC yard.
Fancy Gold Passsmenteries and II.
inches wide-5oc., I5c. and CSC. yard.
Gold Cord-Tc. and 10c. yard.
Evening star., 1898-01-26
Pretty

Pretty We can
EmbrOideries. not say
they are
reduced. because they have
just gone into stock, and, if
we are judges of your tastes
and fancies, they will never
last to get to the bargain coun-
tiers. But We can say they are
exceptionally good qualities
and are not marked near as
much as we would mark them
If we did not make it a practice
to shave the prices as close as
possible A pick of exclusive
patterns. Let us lead your
thoughts with a few quota
tions.
All-over Nainsook EmbroiderIes. neat and
attractive designs-sI12c., 81. $1.25 and 81
Swiss Nainsook and Cambria Tuckiny,
for yoking 621ac, 81 and 81. .25 yd.
Cambria Edges. from 1 to 5 inches wide
-1214c. a yd.
Nainsook Edges from 1 to G inches wide
-2oc-, S11sc, 4oc.. soc. and e2lzc. I'd.
Evening star., 1898-01-26

LADIES CAN LEARN DRESS CUTTING ASD
making at the school 11oe q st. NV Free
demonstration between an. and n rrres
tal9-2Ws SSas'
Evening star., 1898-01-26

Dress While you have
Goods. plenty of time yet to
wear these fabrics
before YOU will want to
change to the summer goods
we haven't much time left III
which to sell them. We have
got to have the counters for
their successors. That will ac-
count for the big reductions.
4f-inch Navy Blue Cheviots. good. honest
weaves that will make up handsomely
They have been Toe. To close them EdNr
out we shall mark them. ......... OVSs
46-incb Mohair Grenada. We have this
one piece left: il IL Navy Blue. G N DE-
and sold for 81 yd. To clcse. ~ s&O
We have lot OF eight different styles
of Fancy Weaves. this seasons fashions
all of them regular 81 values To
close them ou: we offer the choice zSc
at ..-..--- ...-...---.
Evening star., 1898-01-26

TIE NEW DISCOVERY. HYoMEI.
found to be the only rational cure for
Catarrh, Bronchitis and Asthma.
Ali drugyists- 3a3-m.w.f.ly
Evening star., 1898-01-26

ctiVe==
AT
.ERRY'S.
ace where nothing is doubted.
when most everything one needs
What store you have in this
gs the cleverest the world creates ,
Our conservatism is at once
ntage.
ifs for 15c. pr.--2 for Csc.
are statement of the facts. 1t
to appreciate just ex-
ng this is. They are 4-ply Link
is worth all of what we shall
100 dozens last-I5c.-2 pairs
IS that are stumbled across in
p-so must you.
Another Silk Two in fact,
Special both 81 val
ues and both
splendid colors and weaves. ,
You can be sure that there
isn't much worth having in .
Silk that escapes us. Our
quickly succeeding offerings .
give proof OF that-and not the ..
least important of the winters
harvest are these that are on .
hand now:
22-inch Black Brccades, in figures YOU !
have not seen before. Really worth az
$l - FOR. CONs I
.2l-inch Checked Louisines. in almost all .
,r%rth ,ne most est POP popular liar shades Also SIC
worm $i-aiso 1or or............. O0Ss I
UphOASteries. We have
put all the
apa nese
Rugs down 20 per cent less
than the regular prices. Some
very choice patterns among
them. All sizes. You will )
find lots of the Lace Curtains !;
reduced. You will find lots of !!
special offerings all through s.;
this stock. We don't parley :;
long with small quantities. !
and when we cut you know !
how we go about it. ,
Japanese Mantel and Piano Scarfs en- ;
broidered Te in tinsel They were SD pr ;
$3NoW .---...............-..~ ~&s&o !
IS sHfa s se3Sss auasy a'hat sser' l2c.
Double-faced French Cretcnnes in fast
colors and choice patterns, 45 in. 21c
"i"e-oh! -'--'-'-..'.-...,... J
nsl much 81 Of snaSes ans snesuiy but n1t 65c&59c.
38-inch Silkalines art shades. 1
Salr OF course and rich ones too 121lc. !
Oriental Denims. SO inches wide &c. l
only ..........-......-.... !
4-fold Japanese Screens 5 feet high in 1
Black, Gold and Light effects S.3. so
only -...--............... ......... ~V'O :
Opaque Window Shades to fit windows
3x6 feet. complete with all fixtures OSc
Toilet We want to !
Sundries. keep this de- !
partme ment in !
your minds. We take any ]
amount of pains to have it
ready to do actual service al !
ways, by tempting you with !
standard ct ceteras and little !
prices. ;
Imported Tooth Brushes-1Oc. {
Continuous-spray Atomizers-25c.
Household Amronia-1c. a bottle. !
Roger Gallet's Soaps-25c a cake Z
Colgate's Soaps-sc. a cake.
Witch Hnzel-11c. a bottle. !
Rose and Cucumber Jelly, for chapped 3
hands-18c a bottle. &
DIR. Lyons Tooth Powder-1sc a box. 4
RVS, !
THE AVENUE."
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Evening star., 1898-01-26
All'Days Are :
Attractive
AT
PERRY'S.

What happy shopping place where nothing is doubted
What happy shopping time when everything needs
to be had a saving price What you have in this
that seeks and finds and brings the ceveres the world
within your shortest reach Our conservatism is
your safeguard and your advantage
Evening star., 1898-01-26

Nothing startling in the bare statement of the facts. 1t
needs your investigation and comparison appreciate
actly how important offering this They 4pay Link
Cuffs reversible each pair worth all of what shall
sell pairs for while these dozens lastI52 pairs
for 25c Just of those things that stumbled
the market. We snapped up-so must you.
Evening star., 1898-01-26
Liberty Silks and
NOuSSelineS.

Plated Liberty Silk, q
inches wide, in black. 1e
white and colors. ........... ISC. va.
Mousselines, In black
white and coloFs, A inches .S
Dotted Swiss, for summer dresses. in
black, red, blue and pink. AOc "a
u inches wide. ........ fyCs va.
Evening star., 1898-01-26
HandkerChiefS.

Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs. hem
:f'iefsii s"s Initials hand embroidered i2Hc.
Or 81, for. zoe.
Pure Linen Hemstitched Scal-DE>
loped and Initial Handkerchief. ZOCs
Real Duchesse Lace Handkerchief
$2.48 to $4.08
Evening star., 1898-01-26
EmbrOiderieS.

Rare bargains that will pay you to antici-
pate summer needs:
500 pieces Of Fine Swiss Cambria and
Nainsook Embroideries, to 8 Inches wide,
and Of regular 18, q and
sc. values. Only one piece a.
VI kinC. 4VSO YNs
Fine NainaoOlr Nurhroidoraos
Evening star., 1898-01-26


evening at their home, 1905 H street north
east. A host of friends called to extend
their best wishes. and the host and hostess
were the recipients Of a large number of
ure of the evening was added to by vocal
solos by Miss Hunter and DIR. Barnes a
recitation by Miss Alice Irwin and q piano
solo by Miss Emma Bishop.
Mrs. Fleming Lavender will be at home
Wednesdays in February.
Mrs. Justin 8. Morrill,, Thomas circle,
will not receive tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dunn entertained a
company of young people at their resi-
dence. % 9Th street northeast, last week,
in honor of Mr.. Chas H. Burt Of Canton,
Pa. The evening was made enjoyable with
music and games, after which refresh
ments were served. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yates, Mrs.
Phelps. Misses Nettie Bunyea, Mae Phelps,
Amy Bartane. Jessie Bunyea, Lucy Net
Messrs. Clyde Nichols. Chas H. Burt
Harry Nichols, Rob Mettler and Chas
Dunn.
Mrs. Orville H. Platt will not be at home
tomorrow. but will receive February 3.
Miss Virgie B. Moncure of Stafrori
county. Va. is visiting her brother, II. W.
Moncure. 5i5 11th street northwest.
: Mrs. Warren, wife Of Senator Warren,
will not receive tomorrow, but will be st
hcme Thursday. February 8.
Mrs. Sewall Cissel will be at home to-
morrow at her residence, 1881 3lst street,
Georgetown.
Mrs. Ogilvie Shumate will be at home
tomorrow.
Mrs.. Percy G. Smith and Mrs Harry
Jaudon-S:nith at home Thursdays until
Lent.
Mrs. Kenney. wife Of Senator Kenney,
will receive tomorrow and every Thursday
thereafter during the season.
Miss Bowdie gave a delightful progress
sive eIchre party Monday. The first prizes
were won By Mss Philabrown and Mr..
Evening star., 1898-01-26

s-button French Suede Gloves, in black,
white and tan. The gloves that iit the
best and are the most stylish. GN An
Regular price. $1.8o. Tom0rrowsV 4 10y
Tried on and warranted.
16-button White Suede Of the best quail
ity. Our regular price. e. 75. Cd 1E
Our special price tomorrow ...VAsAO
few sises Of our regular Sc. Glove In
white and pearl. for evening wear. SOc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-06
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

HALIFAX. N. s.The American steam
yacht Alfred. from the Great Lakes, bound
for New York. arrived today for coal.
TEHERAN.--The Grand yizier, Amin I'D
Daulo. has resigned and the minister. MochiP
ED Doulch. IL forming u now cabinet.
NEWPORT. X. 1.-The steam yacht Pc
LILLE. In speed trial over n measured milo
course, attained an average speed OF l7.ss
knots an hour
LOS ANGELES, Cal--C. NJ. Charnley. Jr.,
OF Chicago has committed suicide here by
shooting himself In the head. lilo was de-
spondent through Illness.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill,--lIenry Truttor. rs
years OF age. OF Clear Lake, and Charles
Androster. 10 years OF age. Of Riverton. were
drowned while bathing In the sangamon
river
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-1he building and
stock OF George r. Evans Wholesale and re-
tail druggist and dealer In fancy articles. was
damaged by nre TO the extent Of about $780,
600
LOUISVILLE. Ky.--After several weeks Ill
ness J. 7, Taggcrt, president and founder Of
the Fidelity Trust company. died here OF
acute stomach trouble. Mr.. Taggert was we'll
known In financial circles throughout the -
tire country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-06
Al PRESIDE.
Quiet Day Mt the ReservatiOn-Nfurc
TrOOps Arriving.

San Francisco, June 5--This was a quiet
day at the Preside reservation the only
incident of note being the arrival OF the
Fourth United States cavalry band from
Fort Walla Walla and the departure OF
heavy Battery C, volunteers, for Fort Can
by, Wash Lieutenant Cameron, of the
Fourth cavalry, arrived with the band,
and the commanders staff is now coplete.
The troop of this regiment is expected
tomorrow. The skeleton troops are being
organized here and are rapidly being filed,
The broad avenues intersecting Camp Mer-
rift were today thronged with thousands
of visitors. Religious services were held
by the chaplans of the various regiments
and IN large tent erected by the Catho-
lies Of the city.
Late this afternoon Private Willis jack
son, of Company l., Eighteenth regiment,
U. S. A.. who died of appendicitis, was
buried with military honors. After i'm
pressive services at reglmental headquar-
tiers the body was inferred in the National
cemetery.
Assistant Engineer Clark. U. S. N, ar
rived from the East today en- route for
Mare Island, where he is to report for
duty. No definite information regarding
the time of sailing Of the second eXpedi-
tion can be obtained.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-06
NEWS FROM THE ORIENT
A Spirit Of Rebellion md Riot
Seems to Pervade.
BAND OF FIVE THOUSAND ROBBERS
Rob and Murder At wiil--OpiunA
Smokers Cause an fxplosion.
Rcbcllion In FormOen.


Tacoma. WASH. June 5.-The Victoria
brings Hong Kong advices to May IL. The
srrit OF rebellion and riot seems to per-
vede many parts OF the Orient Five thou
sand robbers are assembled In one band In
the mountains OF Loyang. Kiang Chow dis
trict. near Canton. They commit crimes q
every description. plundering, robbing. kill
Ing. as their fancy dictates.
Local officers are afraid to oppose them.
The native attacked the Yarnen Of that dis
trict and carried away much money and
valuable papers.
-Four Chinese mariners were fatally
burned by an explosion aboard a small
Chinese gunboat. which was practically
blown up. The captain had cautioned his
men not to smoke opium near the powder
magazines. This warning was disregarded
and the result was an explosion OF the
magazines by which all the guns were dis
charged simultaneously
The rebellion In Formosa has been con-
fined largely TO the central AMI northern
parts OF the island. An uprising IA expected
in the south, according to the Hong Kong
press. The populnce there have been
wrought up TO the aoning point by the
hutchery o, innocent countrymen and help
less women aud children by Je >anese SOL
diers in the Hoasan district.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-06
A SPANISH VERSION
THEY CLAIM THE MERRtAtAC WAS
SUNK ny THE BATTERIES.
The runners Conlin't Tell :. LnuucI,
From Battle Ship--Adntit the
Channel IL Blocked.

I,ondop I,ro rho ,,.s.,,
'""e ne ""utiu correspondent
vi ehe STANDARD says a Dispatch from San
tiago gives an account OF the proparations
tbore and of tbo sho,,, o,,.t., -, 49,, -.
-, ''''p ""''oVn u"s ""u H'shl
LOT any movements by the Americans.
The detachment Of 1000 regulars and 5000
volunteers ,ornosi,s ,ho ,arrt..r =, -,
.Vpo',"s e"' s't'isoi ~ s""-
''"eV uuuei "ehefal i'ihareF, nave oceh aeht
to Moro forts and Puuta Gorda battery Both
works have been urcailv stronethened md
- ,,, ~, $50
"ie pioNl"e" WIN hrupp ana iiohorNa guns
while La Socapa is armed with guns taken
from the Rena Mercedes At The lime ar I'M,
a.,o,,, h.. ~. .,,,.,,',, -.
"''"Sn % 'ne americans Id oooap>> gus were
served by sailors from that ship wb.le she WAS
anchored in a posltIon to ,weep the entrai,rp
T., w. honho M, o,,, - -, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-06
CERvERA'S POSITION
TT IS NOW CONSIDERED TO DE Ut
TERLY HOPELESS.
He VIII Likely Sink His ships BE-
fore the Americans Get Hold
of Him, However.

New York. June 5.-By no possibility,
Il is considered BY members OF the war
board. VIII Admiral Cervera's squadron be
able to reach the open sea. even with the
remains OF the Merrmae removed task
that is not nj all feasible. owing to the
heavy fire that any operator would be sub
jeeied 10 who might attempt to place sur
ficlent dynamite TO wreck or move II,
says the Washington correspondent OF the
Tribune. The entire Spanish squadron Is
row conceded 10 have been caught and
closed against all possibilities OF escape /,
and unless Cervera purposely destroys his
ships, they are bound ultimately to fall
into the hands OF the United States.
Ceryeras position Is regarded as one OF
almost perfect humiliation and his situa-
ton such that he will be forced to sur
render without possibly having chance
10 open fire on a single war vessel. That
he. his officers and entire force Will be
made prisoners OF the United States In
| time seems certain.
! With Santiago In possession OF the
United States. the crews OF the spanish
| ships viii become prisoners OF war. and II
| they attempted 10 escape from Santiago
they would fall into the hands OF the In
surgcnts
Opinions differ as to the chance OF tn,
| four powerful armored cruisers and the
torpedo boat desfroyers becoming the prop
erty OF the United States. but most nAva
men assert with great posiuvoness that