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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-05-26
LODGES.

Whitwell Lodge, No. c69, F. & A.
meets 1st and 3rd Saturday nights an Z.
B. f. Cowan, w. M; w. A. Pryor, Sec.
o. W. Chastain, Treas.
Olive Branch Lodge No. 50 l. o. o. f.
meets every Fridry night pm. I. M
Eakin N. g.; I. p. Duff, Sec. jeff
Hooper Tteas
Powhattan Tribe No, "a, /. o. Of Rcd
Men, meets every Tuesday night 7pm
j. S. Hooper, Sachem; J, c. Ealey G.
of R. II. H. Turner, X OF w.
Laurel Lodge No 80, X. of P. meets
every Tuesday night pm. w. A. Le-
van, c. c.; j. S. Hooper, V. c.; j. Q.
Ketner, X. r. S.
Locust Camp Woodmen of the World,
meets every Thursday night 7:3O. o.
w. Chastain c. G; G. Livingston,
Clerk; w. A. Pryor, Banker.
Custer Conclave No. 26 R. Of w. s. meet
every Saturday night7 pm. ALI
Printer, X. G. Richard Dent Sec. NJ.
ID. Moss Troas
r. w. S. Conclave, No. 80, meets Fri
day nights at Mountain City, Tenn,
Sam Colston, r. c; w. S, Coplin, 4.
r; s, Smith, r. t.
Laurel Rebecoa Hodge No. 60 !. o. o. f..
meets every Wednesday night pm.
Mrs. Nancy A. Eakin, N. g; Miss Belle
Cnster Sec; Mrs. Laura Hooper, Treas
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Hard on Evans.

Columbus, Ind, May ls.-The resolu-
tions, first adopted by Sol Meridith
Post, of Richmond, censuring II. Clay
Evans, Comm ssioner Of Pensions, and
calling for his removal because of his
coRsorious ruling bearing upon applica-
lions for pensions, were submitted this
afternoon and adopted. The resolu-
tions were emphatic in condemning Ii,
Clay Evans, because he had not only
ameliorated the condition of things be-
queathed to him by Hoke Smith and
Cochrane, but had added additional
burdens Tho resolution contained a
clause instructing the Adjutant Gener'
al to Immediately forward copy to the
President and each Senator and Repre-
sentative in Congress.
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New Music--Liberal Offer.

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 10 cents 10
money or postage, and we will
mail you sixteen pages of the laA
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-05-26

The Gainesville fla Sun is respon-
sible for the following: "A Nebraska
editor visited the village school and
was greatly impressed with the school
ma'am. On reaching his sanctum he
penned the following Of her: She Is
the pride OF the town, the star OF the
west, the mother Of invention, and q
level OF rare brilliancy. She drew q
picture OF an iceberg on the blackboard.
1t was 90 natural that the thermometer
froze Up solid. With rare presence OF
mind she seized q crayOn and drew a
fireplace on the opposite wall. The
prompt action saved the school, but
they all caught cold from the sudden
change"
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WHlTwEtL DIRECTORY.
eHnRcHEs.

C, P. CHURCH--meeting 3rd Sunday IL
am. and pm, Sunday school 8 am,
j. M. WOoTEN Pastor.
MISSIONARY BAPTIST Church
meeting 2nd Sunday II am and pun;
Union Sunday school 8 am.
- Il. f. HALE, Pastor.
NJ e. Church, South, Meeting 1st
Sunday II am and pm. Union Sun
nay school am.
II, G. CLEMENS, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN Church Meeting Satur-
day night before 4th Sunday pun.
Sunday school pm
]. R. JOHNSON, pastor
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Alpheus Brown, OF Victoria, remem-
bered the NEWS Office Friday with q
contribution to the exchequer. Mr..
Brown is farming extensively this year
and everything is doing we'll. HIS po-
tatoes, though, are catching it from the
bugs but his crop is planted in four
different places and thus he hopes to
save some OF them.
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We are authorized to announce
the name of S. 9. BYRNE, of Jas
per, as a candidate for Registered
Deeds for Marion County, subject to
the will of the people of Marion
County in the August election.
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WVNCLE EZEKIEL OBEAR, assessor and
tax collector, Beverly, Mass, who has
passed the sOth life mile stone, says;
"Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine has done
great deal of good. Isuffered for years from
sIeeplessness and nervous heart trouble.
Would feel weary and used up in the morn
ing, had no ambition and my work seemed a
burden. A friend recommended DR.. Miles
Nervine, and purchased a bottle under
protest as had tried so many remedies un-
successfully, thought 1t no USE But it
gave me restful sleep, a good appetite and
restored me to energetic health. 1t is a
grand good medicine, and will gladly write
anynna innniring. fnll narticnlArs OF my sat
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= o.
isfaetory experience"
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits pr money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICA
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-05-26

DYSPEPSIA Is the cause Of nm
- told suffering. By taking Hoods
Sarsaparilll the digestive organs arc
toned and dyspepsia rs CURED.
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HnnOuntementS.

We are authorized to announce r.
J. Brown, Of Sequachee, as candi-
date for Sheriff for Marion County
subject to the will of the people.
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MAILS.

Mail south leaves Office 7:35 am.
Mail north leaves Office 4:4S pm.
Open during all business hours.
Il. +. BULL, p. M.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-26
PERSONALS AT HARTFORD,

HARTFORD, June 25.-Nr I'm Joy Wis
lied his parents in Kent over sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Elbe Gregory were Everett
visitors Saturday
Mr.. \. G. McDermert, of Everett. visited
Lake Stevens friends Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas johnson visited
last week III Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Uffen and son visited
Everett Saturday.
MIRA Kate Mcclure. Of Seattle Is visiting
Hartford this week.
Mrs. Eta Smith Of Everett +, snandirc
Jew weeks al the Junction hotel
Mr. Cnar'es Anderson and family visited
Everett Saturday
MIS-. c. 4. Nisimer returned home Fri
Gay from an extended visit in Seattle
Miss Minnie Fowler and Mss Eva Da mus
visited In Macsias Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Mcdonald ard son
have moved IL Tot
Mr.. Fred j. Johnston visited Everett
friends Sunday.
Mr.. VIII Cleary visited over Sunday with
Everett Relatives
Mr. and Mrs Parker moved % Ed,nonss
last week
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Billings and Mrs. j. r. Mitchell finally
wos b. Mr.. Mitchell. also a tie so- gentle
mars rrss prize for progression bssEsafa
Ar A. y. R0gs-s ard Ms. . r SirerSonv
awarded 20 NJ Rogers. The lore hard
prize for gentlemen was captured By Mr.
C. a. Billings
Mrs d. s Paisley entertained a number
OF her lady friszds a q tea party wedBss-
DAY afternoon gives IN honor % Mrs
Frederick olGs o. Tac1-na-
Every Sunday schoaI in THCrst0r county
WIZ Unite In grand p8>rzic and excursion
70 Buffers Cove next Tuesday
TIE cigTnpsa opera house vas crowded -
us seating capacity Wednesday evening 10
listen 70 the closlng exercise and g Her
ary programme given ~ The pupils q
PToF ideFsce Academy. Niss Vera Brown
delivered the address o.. greeting waach
vas followed b. sz.u;!ag the aAg. aud a
Tag drill by the ssaQol The cAntara
aries az re Season was presented with
Miss Irene Johnson as queen. and & NUM-
Ger 81 school girls subjects Miss L con-
rel zcceTta}gsy represented tbs par u the
angel IN the parable % the wise ard fool
ash virgins TIE evenings e-terta srrnent
Closed with tn historical drama Of Mare
Ansosne;te-' Miss IDA Chambers took the
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...sNUSEME
At the Third Avenue.

The SssaSan OF drama c;o<s,i Very SUCCESS
fully a. The Third AVeslQe taeajer iasl
night Commencing tonight another
change VIII 30 made n the cl9Sss Of llt>S.
and spuc1aeH.ar-b.zgit new ard novel
Wiz he tie attraction.
Missions Aerial Ballet. which opens ~
this popular house tonight. Is - nstel as
1t "a now /; cann0, be Wei described.
bu: the san Francisco Examiner gives y
a. follows: Darkness comes over the stage,
and then against the background Is seen
an airy figure. all game und notion The
figure dances and the wonderful play oi
light begins. always focused On tAe dancer,
The result is TIE creation of what
10 the startled senses might &c q fairy.
How the draperies are whirled ana swirl
eSi How they change from green. 10 Ned,
10 blue. TO any shade. apd they app@a AZ
with all the marks OF the butterfly or tae
radiant glow OF the peacock. Then they
are given the tone Of an Oriental rcae,
such as might Ncft a queen. The light
goes out. The dancer vanishes
Through the mir there Ats - shaaowy
a form tina. il might be taken for q vision.
but IL IS real. II comes once more, GID
ing across as though borne on plnlons.
nobody thinks Of wires. The light IS
too dim 20 permit any wires to be seen. and
why think OF THIN? More Of the flying
ballet appear. They soar upward and
across. always graceful always played up
on by the mystic lunar rays thag wpyN
miracles upon them. Tho who,e array o.
aerial dancers enter with zsSt ,spoE their
work. AMI there IS something stirring IN
the way they beat their taa'5ourlnes
AT ,ha climax OF the uual \ shower 81
roses Is falling. some Of the blooms lolg-
ing in the hair of the dancers, who arc
resting now IN comfortable poses. The
entire bale; sing Il Love YOU" and 81
the curtain falls
In addition 20 the ballet thers are Il large
number OF spectacular features and spe-
cialties which have never before been s-,ou
III Seattle The aeria. BALLET makes m *
celleEt summer attraction. and for TIE one
week only which il remains here the man
agement q the Third Avenue the&ter D.
assured OF an abundant patronage
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mingled with the other decorations Miss
Anderson. Mrs. l.. II. Hadley and Mrs
Grandin won the prizes. The guests were
Mrs. Hug. Mrs. Bell. Mrs. Gage Mrs. Ker-
shaw. Mrs Temp.ln, Mrs. Radcliffe Mrs.
HALEY. Mrs Pagan. Mrs. Pe:ibone, Mrs
Anderson Miss Anderson. Mrs. McCord
Mrs. Higginson, Mrs Flint. Mrs Grandin,
Mrs. Dickinson. Miss Bacon Miss Roberts
Miss Mcclellan, Miss Lamoreaux.
The delegates 10 the Epworth League
convention in Seattle are Rev. J. w Mil
Ter, Rev. |. +. I4oveioy Miss Rose Doboa
Miss Edna BYRON. Miss Laura Sweet. Mss
pela Bell Miss Nettie Coleman, Mrs $ p
Tapping. Mrs Dennison. Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Campbell ard Mr.. Cornelius
chset Justice EInon Scott is in the city
FOR "A few days.
The thirtieth anniversary Of The wedding
o. Judge and Mrs, s A Calvert was on
Wednesday evening. and number Of their
friends carried out well arranged sur
Prise among tho participants being Major
and Mira. A s. Cole Mr. and Mrs George
korthsner. Mr. and Mrs. Jere Neterer.
Rev. and Mrs. A Rogers. Mr. and Mrs.
w. F. Calvert, Mrs. r. Caldwell Mrs Ba-
con Miss Rogers. Miss Caldwell and the
Misses Berger. Of Des Moines, Ia
Mrs Florence Mclean. grand worthy
marion Of the Order OF the Eastern star:
Ms iAbhie DenoreSt grand secretary.
and Mrs Todd. of Spokane. were the guests,
OF the local chapter this week
Mr. FRANK Pepper. of Tacoma and Miss
Isabella Ramsey OF Ferndaie were mar
red on Wednesday At the home Of the
bride by Rev \ Rogers ~ this city Be
side the relatives there were present Mr.
and Mrs David Ireland Mr. and Mrs r
II Garfield Mr.. and Mrs George Spe!rs
and daUehter ard Dr. and Mrs. Birney
taere vas 81 "legan: wedding lunch be-
fore the young couple lef: for Tacoma
NJ. and Mrs, r L. Luther ~ North
Carolina. ara In the city visiting Capt
Luther
Ars Roe@r- Knox and daughter left OF
" 1rday ar New York. From thence they
60 fer he summer 70 Liverpool. England
TIE ssn;-annEal meeting Of the After
naih Literary Scciety on Monday evening
At the home q Mr. ani Mrs c. II wight
VS. a n0t0bie event Mrs George
Cooper read 4 paper on French Philoec-
phera and Philosophy" and Nina J r
critics real one on French Artists. and
Their Work" \ literary contest testing
ne k1ow,szle of French authorship was
Fnade a feature of tse evening in which
Ms II. = Fatl0v wen The IadieS' rrlge
anf Mr. Hugh F,}}Yld<e me gentleman :
rrize. TIA MON hers f1rvsseat were NJ ana
Ma . 4. Cooper Mt and Ms " a
Naoi"v Mr.. and Yrs J. p Badly Mr.
avg Ms r J. Cade Mr. ana Ms ] n
Critics NJ. and M Huzh Elaridge NJ
ar3 Ms l.. II Ea1'ev. Mr. and Ms r
IRISH ~ 0-t Mrs. = " To~~ Mr. ard
Ms Frark Fsnt Mr and Mrs ~ r Had
lsF NJ ant Mrs : J Craf1 NJ ard Ms
W u sxt-N NJ ana Ma q. 9 Dcliingc-
NJ and Nh e II Wight Ma 4 =.
C'.s7osr. Mrs Cnsrfas rs NJ ] II
Thomas N-s William Tgsmsor. Mr. = s
Fo9k - Anac1rfes. Mrs II \ r>s.a erx,o <
- ~a'-fe Nj Creye.2r3. q Chicago. and
Ms Ruth W1es1n.
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ere % the women co-r---s sssc~ers f-1-n
Washington for the Omaha exposition
n-. ". c. Cox is Building = fire residence
Or ths Garner OF Colby and California
e.rsets
Rev Drake. of the Methodist church.
and his daughter. Mss Maude, were visit
o-s IN Seattle LAST week
TIE ladies' - ihe Baptist church viii
give an EXCURSION next Tuesday 20 Coupe
Vie
Mr.. ". T. Tyler. the new slsper4r teraeat
or the Coast division ~ the Great North
EN- railroad. and Mr.. Frank SAesGreen, q
the Cascade division. are expected % ar
rive III Everett IL s few days. They Will
make their homes here.
Mrs II. f. Heron arrived home last
Tuesday evening from 3 three weeks Wis
II wiki relatives n Salem. or
Mr.. Sa-nue. Whiting has leased tire Bay
View hs.el
Mr. Edward Nils is receiving The con-
gratulatons % his friends over ms an
poi2tmenr as Indian assa. =, the Tllai.p
reservation
Mrs, 5. s Burdick returned las- week
from visit among her relatives in the
East
Seattle visitors last week were. Cant
Mckeazie. Fred Mckenzie, ". ". g,ack.
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Corts Palm Garden.

The musical programme n the P@'m Car
den VIII be greatly enhanced this week 10y
the appearance q the famous Sisters Wa
te-nau. whom Manager Cort br. on di-
rect from New York city These clever
duetists have been the rc,gn.ng scnsat .ou ~
all the music halls or the East ana as OK
ponents OF negro needles they are said 20
have no equal. The Baroness Marie Won
Z.eber has heen engaged FOR che wpek
longer ana Will present an entire new rep
ertolre OF songs.
II is very seldom that n prima donna Of
Won Z.eher's reputation IL to b.. seen in g
music hall. She has made n distinct hit n.
the Garden. She has an exeepijo8a IS
sweet ard strong soprano voice and her
singing shows great culture The Ladis e
Military Band and Orchestra VIII also offer
an entire change Of programme.
Concerts viii be given every evening NJ
80 with matinee Saturday and Sunday AZ
. O'Clock
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A MISSIONARY Guide.
"hptfsf Coiporteur Who Goe. IN
Cuba With Gen. Miles.

Philadelphia Ledger
~. A }. Daz, who has been appointed
." interpreter 90 the SAT- Of Gen
Miles. cornmander-in-chfeF n he rrnI,At
states army. ard who Will sccononanv
oen Mics in Tho advance ursoa cuba i
wen known "a Raptists ~ this r{fy ard
tlseWne and has an interesting hts,1rv
re comes ~ good family md Is a grain
a'e o. me University az Havana He cas-:
IN MS lot with The rebellion against SDa,-
isA rule ia Cuba ten or more wears am
atfi "A'H that effor- failed o0-v made MS
escape by throwing hirD--Is Into the sea
WAeFe on t1e second day. re- vas rfoked
up by a passing ve~sei ARD bro,ia-t - %aqy
YORK II New YORK no united with a
baptist church. and finally accepted an an
pc!ntn"Et under tge Home Board II me
southern baptist Ff1yeT.i rr VA Is-
rana AZ his headquarters. 4 large tnsata~
was purchased f7r him In teat c-tv which
was arranged IS q hotsse - Worship SIC
also secured q hospital bs3la!nx for ,s4..
trcat7-sol ~ i'e stcAz ard = cemetery fo-
tlry.ng the dead Besides these enter
pT.ss 10 e<ta III .eaaG AMI roafrstst.14 q
sohool tor The e*ue4t.on ~ girls. ~ IA
vana IA gathered q Church cf more tha-l
tss3 members ara a. various rares
throug an14t Cuf'a Fiarted missionary s.a-
t.e+s ana Churches
Uade- Weyierts restess jn CuHa y~ r3sax
wRs arrested aS a eFu0a a'x.r vt,e the
irsuFE s.tS. 500 - 38.i Aat sunni Is es--
aennsi - death. f5e managed sarr.aeow
- g@t telegram - +.z friends .n Arrsr.-
"a apGTssi9g tn~a1 q lis cord. :iau These
friends "a lea 1ae fei-e-3 States rsver~-
Ty~au; - taer arb e-d ss ~ pas a~ ssr..--
t~aa cit Gsa s- vas re.e sssd ard fzr5zt.es}
from; fG1a. >Grrt y after ats enforced PC
:--1 :p America .te catered t-s s7-s.~a =
the .An~r.csn H. atssf I~sGitaatsog. ~1r.p.v.
~ ia4s Cagy. az a manager x as-e ~ tar
rr pei cars taeE IL tre rae - Texas.
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leading part, assisted by Miss Maggie Soul
ley. Miss Florence Curtin, Miss Sullivan
and Others.
Mr.. charles : ThAcker and Miss Fannie
T. Manner were united in marriage
Wednesday afternoon a; the home Of Rev.
Z n Glidden. neuar Olympia.
Friday evening PATRIOTS entertainment
was given ~ The opera house under the d.
rectiou % Prof. and Mrs. w. H. Roberts.
Miss Ruth Allison appeared as the Fairy
Queen attended by Miss Ethel Carroll and
Miss Efiie McCalil.n. Mss blanche For
rest danced the VIII o the Wisp dance.
Ia rlOtc tlaShes bH rev Of very small
sailors led by fiVe-y.ar-pld L'elwvu HARRIS
rs Admiral Dewey. was one Of the hest
features Of the entertainment. Miss Roma
Johnson ard Miss Minnie Yoager re>.ted
patriotic poems.
Miss Kate Mc6iraw has returned - Sc
attic after a pleasant visit Win olt-time
1riends In Olympia While here size was
| the guest q Ms HeieD'Cow.es. WHO re-
turned w,A Miss Mctiraw for few
weeks visit in Seattle,
Judge Elmon Scott y visiting his Old
home al Beilinsham hay
Mr. and Mrs. +. II B.akslee eft Tues
| day for a months visit AZ sparta. Wis.
Mr. IL w SAWYER ie sgenfirg few
DAYS az Green River Hot Springs.
Mrs Frederick Odds 81 Tacoma Is the
| gues; % Mrs George y. shannon.
Mrs. \ I. RoSfrs ~ Portland. IS visit
| ing old friends in this city.
| Mrs John Y. Bothel has reformed from
! severn! weeks visit a. New Whatcorn
Cant. ana Ms. Tcw have rttufnea frGu
] 4 visit 10 Michigan ana Nv YORK states
| Mrs. ~ :. EddinSs. 20 Honolulu has ar
| rived IN The c.y on Visit 10 aer parents
| Hon. aad Mr. 4 T. Moor. Mrs r
| vas p, Honolulu when the frs; transport
| Of troops reached there aUf says thai ne
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have returned 20 their hozce In blooming
ton, II
Mr.. and Mr.. J. OBJ Scobey have been
entertaining Mr.. ard Mrs. A. B. Baker. Of
Pullman
Mr. and Mr. T. n Reed. ST.. have Ne
turned from Seattle.
Mrs. a A. Lindsey. ~ Clarke county.
has been visiting with friends IL Olympia
Rev. and Mrs 4. q. Sa-vsc and Mr.. ard
Mrs. 3. W Johns attended the Bap;is.
Association meeting a. Puyal.up this week
Secretary VII p. Jenkins and daughters
sper; Sunday n Tacoma
Mrs. Hamilton and daughter. OF Tacoma
are the guests % Mrs G. n. Leighton
Mrs. e r Rogers and little son. OF Puy-
a.t9p. are visiting the family o. Gov. J. r.
Rogers.