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Vacation Money.

Any reader of this paper who will
send ten cents in silver to the Ev'ry
Month Publishing Co., 1850 Broad.
way, New York City, N. Y, and refer
to some responsible business man in
this town. will receive 80 cent outfit
and instructions with which from s.
to $40 week can be easily earned
among your friends and nelghbors.
'Pbis is a bona fed proposition by Il
responsible house with whom We have
had business relations for some time
Yours Truly,
Ev'ry Month Publishing Co.
z. D. Taylor has sold the S. J of 8.
w. of 29-25-20 to Lane Lancaster.
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SOUTH BROWN,

1t would be a wise man indeed who
could put an improvement ON Kansas
weather this summer.
jus. as we were getting ready to
chick" there came last Sunday night
the heaviest rain of the seasOn-two
and three-fourths inches of waterfall.
j.. S. Graft sold fine male hog this
week 10 Mr.. RObinet, of Gr"eIsburg.
Rain RAIDERS little girl has been
very sick this week.
Wednesday, of this week was hog
day at GreensburG. and II. Hixon. G.
W. Scott and ClAers were marketing
their pork.
Rev. Howard Reeder is holding BIZ
BILE readings at the Parkhurst school
house every alternate Sabbath.
Ridge Peters Is trying to find ont
how many persons are living in South
Brown.
Jack Browns barn was struck by
lightning one day last week.
We republicans of South Brown be-
lieve Abaliam Lincoln to De n back
number and would thank public speak
ers not to quote from him in the flu
ture. We believe THE world moves.
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PROVIDENCE ITEMS.

Crop prospects are simply glorious.
Wheat and rye are all headed out
and in mafiy iields the grain is nearly
full, which indicates an early harvest.
Corn has grown very rapidly in the
past two weeks and most of the fields
are in fine condition as far us Guilt
vation is concerned.
Potatoes. sweet potatoes and all
garden crops are the finest for years.
An epidemic rf Grip is going the
rounds of the community.
Mrs. RenDer, of Pratt, WIS visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Newt Eliege, last
Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. RoseDstiel Moved into his new
house last week.
A show outfit consisting OF fourteen
chariots and wagons passed through
town on their way south last Sunday.
E. A. Beaman and wife. of Pratt
county, were visiting at Ed Woods
Sunday,
Charlie q oens has treated himself
to new buggy.
Rev. GibsS n preached at the church
last Saturday night and Sabbath
morning. and organized Methodist
rlass with about a dozen members
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Snain.s Greatest Need.

Mr.. r. F.. olivia. of Barcelona.
Spain. spends his winters at Aiken.
S. G.. Weak nerves had caused severe
pain in tile back of his head. On
using E,ectric Bitiers. America great
est Blood and Nerve lteniedy, al pail
soon left him. He says this grand med!
icne is what his country needs. All
America knows that it cures liver and
kidney trouble. purities the blood.
tones up the stomach, strengthens tn
nerves. puts vim. vigOr and new lie
into every lhuscle, nerve and organ oi
The body. Jfwe;,il, tired or ailing yOu
need il. Every bottle guaranteed. oHlv
80 cents. Sold by Mosher and Co.
Druggists.
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BhUKEN BRIC-A.BKACs.
%ln Creamery Building.

MIR. Major, the famous cement man,
of New y Ork, explains some very int
erestiny facts about Majors Cement.
The niultitudes who use this stand
ard article know that it is many hun
ured per cent. better than other ce-
n,ents for winch similar claims are
made, but u great many do NOT know
why. The supple reason is that Mr..
Major uses the best materials eyer
discovered and other manni tcturers
do uvs usg them, because they are too
expet,sive and do not allow large
ptutts. Mr.. Major tells rs that one
tH the Elements of his Cement costs
o., III - poDt1a, and another costs $3.50
gullyn, wnils a large shafe of the
sv-cHiied Ger,ents and liquid glue up
um the market are nothing more than
siA-tven cent glue, dissolved in water
ar. ui,ric acid. aud, in some cases, alt.
Sreu slightly in color and do. by the
addition of cheap and useless mate
fials.
Majors cement retails at fifteen
cents and twenty-five Cents a bottle,
hnd when a dealer tries To sell SUBJ
stitute you can depend upon it that
lits only object is to make larger
profit.
The profit on Majors cement i. as
hutch ac any dealer ought to make on
ktiy crmeut, And this Is doubly true
in sirw o, the fact each dealer .e,6
his nbare ut the benefit of mir. Maior'>
Mitrrtt-iny which now amounts IT,
liver .,nNN month. throughout The
E,birtrt, Established in 1876
-Ia~iss 0p having MajorS =. Dom. az,
sept suy u.f hand advice fruin a dru
ksist.
II ysn are at oil handy and you
will hs likely to find that you are 4
.t,tid deal more so than yon imagine
Stru ctu repair your rubber boots ana
family shoes, and any Other rubber
aud leather articles. with Major
I;ubher Cement and Majors Leather
cement.
Aud you will be surprised at how
many dollars q year you will thus
Ca
y1l. drugSis: cant supply you.
!. ILL ,. forwarded by mail: either
kin. free of postage.
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Some of the young people attended
the dance at Charley Harseyss Tues
day evening.
Mr.. ). 3. Weber went TO Jarned
last Sunday and relnrned Monday.
J. Z. Fisher and wife. of FeilsburT,
We're visiting in town last Saturday
and Sunday.
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Time Table
A. T. s. 8. +.
EAsTpotND.


No. ?, Atlantic FL. $40, p. m. branch.
No. 4. X. c.. & Chgo Ex., 1913. a. m.
via main line.
No. 3, K G. Il Chgo. Ex., $40 p. m.
via main line.
No. 332*. Mixed. $50 p. IN. via branch.
No. A, Chicago limited, 600 p. M. via
branch, Monday. Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday. No stop al
Kiusley.
WESTBOUND.
No. ], Cal. Ex., 800 p. ~, branch.
No. ). Colo. Elk. 9;20 p. m. NJ. l..
No. II. NIX. &. Ex., 12:O a. n., br CHI.
No. 34l* arrive }, 200 p. MI, branch.
No 3, Cal. limited, 900 ?; m. branch,
Sunday, Wednesday, Thursda and
Friday No stop 1T Kitisley.
#Daily escept Suuday.
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OFFERLE NEW s.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Teed spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in JetmOre.
Mr.. E. P. OFT, who has been in To-
peka for the pact three weeks, returned
Saturday night.
Quite number of the 0en went fish
ing last week.
Mr.. +. M. Manshart went to Ray
Saturday.
Mrs. Tenbrink' brother and two
sisters. of Cincinnati, Ohio. who have
been visiting here the past week, re-
turned tuesday.
Miss May Painter. of Kin.ley. was
here few days ago, visiting with
friends.
Mr.. Watson Hedden. of Porterriee,
Kansas. is here visiting Mr.. Mckee
and family.
Miss Belle Beardsley. who has Wis
iting in Larned all winter, returned
Tuesday.
Miss Jones. of Garden City. is here
visiting with her grandfather, Peter
Thaner.
MIR. G. e. Way went to Dodge City
Tuesday night.
James Cline and Mrs. D. d. Baxter
spent Decoration Day in Speareville.
Mrs. II. G. Zilliman and brother,
Mr.. Kellnson, of Missouri, we're in
town last W ednesday.
Miss Nettie Crauler returned from
Kinsley Thursday.
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#Daily except Snnday.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-04-05
CoPPINGER COVE.

Spec al To the News.
Austin Coppingrr has had very hard
time with pneumonia fever but is now
improving,
Jesse Coppinger's little girl is no bet
ter.
r. p. Jones is recovering from ths
grppe. UncIe Bob says that he knows
that be will back slide if the Republican
party resembles the grippe in tin least
Misses Jane and Martha Burnett have
been visiting their sister in Dixon Gov.
this week.
Hurrah Hurrah! Az Burnett has
found him girl at last She and her
blotncr have just lately come to the
Cove. Jesse Coppinger and W. ii. Tat"
are also on the ticket but | think AZ
will win tho race.
Thomas Kilgore and wife were called
tho bedside Of the latLer'S mother across
tho mountain.
Well, as you know John Kilgore took
the m"aslos month ago ana ono OF hlo
friends SAW him tbs otner day and says
that lie looks as we'll as man thai
never saw the measles, but John don'l
tmnk SO. Well, hn IS like the ground
hog be made his appearance the other
day and not seeing his shadow went
back and decided 70 say six weeks long
or.
Hiram and Dock Coppingor, of Whit
veil, came TO see Austin CoppmRer
Sunday.
Sam Mosier and family came down
Friday and stayed until Sunday with
his wite's parents.
Prof. H. &c. Tate and C. II. Davidson
called to SEQ Austin Coppinger Sunday
morning.
Jim Oliver and sister Miss Martha,
were visiting L. Ii. Bowlin Monday and
Tuesday.
w. II, Tate, Of Whitwell, visited his
brother, Johnston Tate, Sunday,
Chas Curtis is able to attend school
this week.
The Mormon Elders spent Monday
night with IIarve Carnes of Dixon
Cove.
hlFB. Dan EtTRuNOh phNScu bHE'uR u
hero Monday on her way home to Peter
| Cave Fork. She says the Fork is GER
tainly fine place to live.
Sam Curtis and Jesse Coppnger at
tended church at Mt Zion Sunday after
noon.
Austin Coppnger says that he has
seen the time when frogs wouldn't put
change on cold Wave. He says that
be and Gold Wave" were one at church
together The minister asked Gold
| Wave" to start some old, familiar song
! but no sat there like ono dumb, Az ter
church Inc preacher asked him whai
was the reason that he didn't sing and
Gold Wave" told him that he strained
| mis- voice in his younger days whistling
| up hill 10 still house.
Farewell, Colo Wave, you will have
to tako tour. For warm weather has
come and wild-hog u eat will sour
Long live the Sequachee News.
Billymabugh.
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CEDAR SPRING.

Special to the News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Condra have la
grippe.
Rev A. K. Price was at prayer meet
ing sunday evening.
Miss Mollie Hackwofth is sick.
Col. b. CondrA went to the mountain
Sunday.
Miss Fannie Moore spent Sunday
with Dasie Davidson.
Mr.. William Henson. from the noun
tain, was here Saturday and Sunday,
Grace Condra spent Sunday with
Clara CondrR.
Miss Liza Moore came home from In
man last week,
Albert Smith took dinner with Brown
Condra sunday.
Col. b, Condra went to Jasper Satur-
day.
Mr., L. P. Daniel is attending court at
Jasper this week.
Ed Condra, our popular merchant has
recovered from an attack of La grippe.
Byron Daniel and Brown Condra say
they have la grippe.
There was a flower gathering here
Sunday evening. Plenty OF flowers
uphere now.
Everyone has la grippe but NOS any
measles here yet.
/ Success to the News.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-04-05

Mr.. Hemingway, the Secretary
of the Jersey Cattle c ub, says
that Bicycle Cow Book is a most
comprehensive little volume one
OF the best things on the COW ques,
ton | have looked into" Mr.,
Hemingway ought to know. The
price is so cents, free by mail; ad-
dress the publishers; Wilmer At
kinson Co, Philadelphia.
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Special 70 tho News:


The wedding that WAS suspected by
the McNabb Mines correspondent was
Mt Il suspect. 1t was real II was Mr..
James Foster and Miss Z. j. Sexton,
who were married at the home of the
brides parents OF Etns Mountain, Rev.
HARDWOOD officiating,
Some of the girls of this neighbor.
hood were lonesome Sunday. They
will be all smiles next Sunday.
Mrs. Matte Sexton was visiting her
sister, Mrs, Mary McNabb, Sunday.
Mrs Addie Richey and Miss Belle
Anderson went to Savannah Monday.
Mrs. &. W. Sexton, of McNabb Mines,
is visiting her parents at this place,
French Majors was Wis ting relatives
at McNabb Mines last week.
We can boast of lovely young coup
le who spend most Of their time in
thinking OF each other Robt. Smith
happened TO be eating dinner with this
young couple Sunday. Neither would
MT eat much. Mr.. Smith told them
they would eat all they could get when
they were married, think Mr.. Smith
has been along that line himself
Mrs. Emma Smith, of Oates Island, is
visiting relatives at Hill City,
Saturday was pay day at Needmor ore.
Ask the union miners If they got their
pay. They commenced going down to
Capt. Foster by early sunrise. Some OF
them came back sadder than they went
those that owed the Capt.
Mrs Caroline McNabb was visiting
her daughters at McNabb Mines last
week. She came back Saturday and is
very sick to-day.
Robt. Richey made business trip to
Stanley Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Newsome went
to Chattanooga Saturday. Wonder
what thoy went for.
Rev. Hsrwood will preach at the
Lawson school house Sunday.
Saturday when the U. s steamer Col
bert went up the river we saw certain
| young lady waving her handkerchief at
| oh, ] know who, it was the Captain.
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WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS for
District Ufiice Managers in Tn state TO
represent me in their own and surround
ing counties. Willing TO pay 5000 year
~, payable weekly. Desirable employ
ment with unusual opportunities. Re
ferences exchanged. Enclose s'lf-ad-
dressed stamped cnvelop". S. A. Park,
Caxton Building, Chicago.
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JASPER DEPARTMENT.
JOHN NJ. GEKREN. AGENT.

Mr. A. S Pryor of the Fork was
in town Saturday.
Geo. NJ Dame, of Bergen Green,
was in town Saturday
Mrs. Salhe Dame has recovered
after a long aud severe illness.
Sheriff Il. J. Brown made bust
ness trip to Chattanooga Saturday,
Mr.. James Minter and Mrs. Sam
Minter were at South Pittsburg Sat
urday.
Lee Tanner, q prominent young
man of Pleasant Grove, was in town
Saturday.
Mr.. James Brooks, a prominent
farmer of Sulphur Springs, was in
town Monday,
Mr.. U. g. Harris is erecting a
large substantial b&rR for Mrs. Wash
Pryor on her farm two miles east of
here.
Mr.. Charlie Minter, one of Pleas
ant Groves most prominent young
men, is studying telegraphy at the
depot.
Mrs. Byron Deakins, who has
been visiting relatives in and near
Jasper returned to her home at
Chattanooga Monday.
Lev Alley has moved from TIE
eastern portion of the town over
nearer the Institute. This will be
more convenient for Miss Mamie.
Rev. Picklesimer, who was here a
few years age, has returned to the
Valley, He has travelled extensive
ly through the north, and says he
has accomplished much good. He
says he will wake up Jasper before
he leaves the valley.
G. w. Thomas, Jr., Gen. Manager
of the n, G. & St. l.. r. R., was
here last week, inspecting the road
Mr.. Thomas came in his special
train. This was the first time he
had been here in several years, and
the employees were glad to see him
once more.
DIED-Elizabeth Jane Raw.
lings died at her home three miles
east of Jasper, March %, 1900. She
was born in 1880 and was married tt
Mr.. I. X. Rawling IN 1862. Foul
children were born to them, two O
whom are dead. She professed re
llglon In 1888, and has lived con
sistant christian life ever since, being
a devoted member of the G.. =
church. Mrs. Rawlings leaves I
husband and two children, Craig am
Mrs. Matte Goodier, to mourn he
less, besides host of relatives anC
friends. Funeral services were con
Quoted at her home Friday, at 2 p
m, by Rev. Pirtle. Her remain
were carried to the graveyard below
Jasper and laid away FRIDAY after
noon. We deeply sympathlze will
the hereaved family.
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Q a IA.
Bs.r, ths 1lhs Kind You Hse lKgS B01rhi
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Uncle Cal Lewis is very il.

Uncle Cal Lewis 10 very III.
A l.. Robertson was in Chattanoo-
ga Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. X. Rawlings, are
both very sick.
DR.. Shelton and wife, of Mineral
Spriogs, are very sick.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoge, of Eben-
eccr, were here Monday.
Wash Pryor is having large
barn erected on his farm two miles
east of Jasper
Rev. J. F. Hash, of Whitwell,
passed through here on the train
Saturday en- route home.
Mrs. NJ. L. Gerren, of Pleasant
Grove, is very ill at this writing.
We hope for her speedy recovery.
w. l.. Gerrsn returned from
Whitwell Tuesday, where he has
been very sick for couple of weeks.
Rev. Il. w. Walker preached at
Havron's Chapel Sunday morning
aud at Wesley's Chapel Sunday eve.
Mr.. Sam II. Bennett wife, and
children, have been suffering very
much the past week with la grippe.
Miss Lizzie Price, a charming
young lady of this place. visited the
Misses Payne at Cedar Point Sun
day.
Ye writer has been at home in the
country for several days suffering
with the grippe, but Is about conVa-
lescent.
Col. w. D, Spears attended court
at Dunlap last week. The Col. Is
mentioned as probable candidate
for the legislature,
/ Mr.. J. w. Dame and wife, Mr. G.
! Quarles and family, and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Bible, spent Sunday eve
with Mrs. Gerren, who is very sick.
Rev. S. S. Catron has been very
sick the past week at his home at
Jasper. His friends regret to learn
of his illness and hope to see him out
again.-Dunlap Tribune.
A. q. Johnson has moved from
Jasperhack to Sequatcnle county
He says there is no place like home
We are glad to have Mr.. johnson
and family again as citizens Dun,
lap Tribune.
Mr.. James Bible, of Pleasant Hill,
had house raising last saturday
Several were present and raised tn,
wall of the house very quickly. A
sumptuous dinner was spread which
all heartily enjoyed.
The residence of Mr.. Fulghum
Two miles east of Jasper, was burned
last Saturday morning. Mr.. Full,
ghum had gone to Whitwell, the
boys were at home that morning anC
it is supposed had left the fire in al
unsafe condition. Every thing ii
the house was consumed.
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Pleasant Grove.
Special to the Ne WIS.

Special to the News.
Mrs. Jno. Doss, of Kimball who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. q. w.
Dame returned home Saturday
The farmers are all very busy plant
ing corn and sewing oats.
Miss Iona Dame spent Sunday with
hor grandpa, d V. Dame.
Mrs. G. j. Quarlcs visited friends
aAd relatives at Jasper Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Hattie O'Neal has entered
school at Sequachee again.
Mrs. s. D. Minter visited Mrs, O'Neal
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Ramsey, Of Sc
quachee, visited at &. w. DANES Fri
day.
One OF our friends received a letter
from Miss Sarah Curnutt last week say
ing that she intends to visit ''old Mar
ion" this summer. BE sure and come.
Miss Sarah.
Rev. Picklesimer has returned to Jas
per.
Mrs. ,. Z. ONell was in Jaspor Sat
urday shopping.
Mrs. Tom Rawlings died very sudden
| ly at her home Wednesday night. She
/ was taken sick Sunday. La grippe
/ was the cause. The remains were in
TERED at the Hoge graveyard Thurs
day. We deeply sympathize with the
bereaved family,
Mrs. Crit Alley, of EbenezeE is slow
/ ly improving.
Mrs. Ben Hieky is very low with con-
sumption.
Mr.. Dan Rogers, promising young
msn from Caroline Chapel, was in our
midst Sunday evening.
Mr.. S Warren and family we're at G.
w. Danes Sunday.
Success to the News.
Blue Eyes
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-04-05

Every discriminating person will
say that. the Bicycle Books contain
greater amount OF condensed,
common sense. well arranged in
formation, than any books they
have seen relating to these imports
ant branches Of farm industry.
The price of each is 80 cents, free
by mail. .
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-04-05
LOCAL.

- - - - - 80
Road the News, onlg SOC a year.
j. c. Gross, of Victoria, was ia town
Friday.
Jesse Abrams went TO Jasper Mon
day.
q. Sherman went to Chattanooga
Monday.
Geo. Joseph went to Chattanooga
Thursday.
Austin Coppingor has had touch of
the grippe.
Oranges at2 for csRts at ColdweIl &
Chauioin's.
C. IL. Davidson and II. t. Tate went
to Jasper Monday.
Charles Byrd returned from Dunlap
Saturday morning.
Miss Martha Burnett had touch of
la grippe last week.
School closes April 81 to reopen sec
ond Monday in July.
S. P. Pryor left for Lebanon Friday
to resume his studies.
We have some fine large writing tab
! let's which we are selling at Sc each. II
Will Martin is endeayoring to master
the intricacics Of the "art prrservative. "
Mrs J. W. Graham, of South Pitts
burg, was visiting friends here last
week.
Sweet potatoes for seed at Coldwell &
/ Chaudon's. Also few Northera Irish
potatoes which We will close out cheap.
Mrs J. R. Houts, Sallo Houts and
Jake Houts have been sick with la
grippe.
The owners OF the Dunlap coal prop
erty inspected the mines there last
woek.
We arc much obliged to Mr.. J. s.
Bennett for a nice lot Of tnrnip greens
Monday.
We have a good supply of those fine
large pencil tablets at &c that have
proved 80 popular II
Coldwoll and Chaudoin are receiving
fresh goods almost everyday so there is
no use to 60 hungry.
Mrs Geo Joseph. who has been sick
for some time, has gone to Chattanooga
for medical treatment.
We have some nice white peas for
cooking at cents per lb,
Codwell & Chaudoin.
r. L. Kelley, better known as Leon
ard Kolly has removed from Pikeville
to Fillmore, and has the News sent to
him there
The family of NJ. Burnett have join
I'D the prevailing epidemic, Malcome,
Ir., having had an attack OF pneumo-
NAL fever.
THE BEST should be your aim
when buying medicine. Get
Hoods Sarsaparilla and have the
! DCst medicine MONEY CAN BUY.
Marion d. Moss, and family, and Gee.
w. O'Neal and family, of Whitwell, at
Tended the funeral OF VIM. Ices son,
here, Saturday.
The Saquachse Il terra ry Sociery have
in preparation a nice program which
it will present at the closing OF the
| spring torn Of school.
The inspection train of the NJ, c. &
St L. r R. was here Friday. 1t was
irawn by Maj. Thomas baby" engine.
| We acknowledge receipt from Mr.. j.
G. Cisco, Nashville, Of an interesting
work on "The Grasses of the South,
for which we are duly app reciative.
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g a . TT o RI z "A.
poov. thu a The Kind YOU Have Always Bought
signature os &xHZZI.Zmx

VI ~NeSS ~, S'SE/CCSNCEs
On Monday the Brownlow section OF
the republicans of Marion County mot
at tho Court House at Jasper and nom.
mated delegates to the several CONVEX
lions.
"DuIy Feed Man and steed."
Feed your nerves, also if you would have them
strong. Blood made pure and rich by Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the only true nerve food, Be
sure to get Hoods. 1t never disappoints.
Hoods Pills cure constipation. Price 25c
The new awning, lean-to, stoop, or
whatever you call It, erected last week
in front OF tbs Joseph store, affords pro-
lection, but takes of a good deal of
light.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Feb IS, 1899
am now talk ring DR.. j. IL. McLean's
Diver aud Kidney Balm with good re-
suits. l can generally get relief by
taking the remedies prescribed Ivy DR..
J. II. Mclean. MARY Y. CORRY.
For sale by ]. L. Schultz. April
We are indebted to Mr.. J. b. Price,
Newark, N. j., for new lot of sheet
music, which is always welcome. There
are several pieces in tue collection
which are we'll worth the attention OF
music lovers. We are very grateful to
afr. Price for his kind emembrance Of
the News.
L. W. Gabel left Monday morning on
a business trip to Alabama TO look at a
business property with view Of locat'
ing somewhere Lelow Birmingham. i
is more than probable that he will &C
copt the offer and as consequence hil
business relations with this place viii
| be severed.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-04-05
Court News.

From Jasper we hear that the Hen
messy case has been postponed.
Rankin, of Whitwell, who was indictuu
for felonious assault on b. +. Condra
submitted on charge OF assault and bat
terry Some pistol carrying as usual but
nothing above the average of criminal
cases this term.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-04-05
Nominations.

At Jasper Monday the delegate meet
ing of tho republican party of which Mr..
Tate is Chairman, met and made the
following nominations:
For Sheriff, FLancis NJ. Mccullough.
For Trustee, A, j. Willis.
For Z preventative, John T. Rauls-
ton,